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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
DOgIing Raps
Turf Critics
Race Ban Would
Give Canada z Million
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Rcncu, introduction of a bill il
the State Legislature TO abohSi
horse racing and the criticism e
which the sport has been sub
JeCtCc iu court. brought FIRE Satur
day from Commissioner William
j. DOWijug
Lets take the broad view OF
this situation" said Dowiing.
1T is impossible 20 abolish
horse racing for the residents
OF Detroit. All that can be
abolished l. the revenue To the
state and the city,
just recently l stepped into
n car In front Of the commission
offices In downtown Detroit and
In 20 minutes was on the site
Of "A race track i'm Windsor
which will be rushed TO com
pletion from the moment the
sport IL abolished In Michigan.
Windsor for years furnished
our racing Mt tracks as near
downtown Detroit as the State
Fair Grounds. The provincial
government collected millions
In taxes.
MOSTLY DETROITERS
officials who operated Wind
SOr tracks estimated the at
tendance from Detroit as 80 per
cent Of the patronage, In spite
Of the difficult immigration and
transportation system.
Then We had only the ferry
and special trains going under
the river. Now we have the
bridge and the tunnel.
"Annulment of he racing law
would not remove thoroughbred
racing from the Detroit area.
IL would only transfer the De-
tTOit- generated revenue from
Michlgan-there WAS 1920, 900
last ycar--to the Ontario gov
ernment."
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

freS n m an ~
Michigan State
from loo m
field Hills who
has won a posi-
tIon on the
Spartan track
team
Lee enlisted
in the marine
paratToops Slf-
feTed Shrapnel
wounds fighting
in the Solou1-
CnS but 10 was
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

while on msneuvers preparing Tor
another thrust az the Nips that
he suffered injuries which finally
mustered him from the service
With an honorable discharge.
Eligible for the vocational re-
hibllitstion program outlined In
the GI bill. Lee enrolled az Mich
igan State for training as chem
iCal engineer
Lee 5 specIalitIes are the 100
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

A schedule of weekly shoots
has been arranged for the balance
Of the winter. Mondays from S
10 10 p. m, the pre-induction rife
training class will meet, Tues
days. same hours, junior rife club
for boys u to IS; Wednesdays.
8 10 II p. m. senior rife club,
Fridays, s 10 II, senior pistol club.
The Bcrkley Rife Club will use
the range on Thursday nights.
Royal Oak VII snare the range on
Wednesdays Sundays Will be re-
served for miscellaneous rife and
pistol shooting according TO Law
renee i. Smith president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

one OF the few
top pros 10 sec
combat
He used 10
putt from the
right SIDE on
long approach
Is but up close
say within 10
feet. switched
over toJthC loft
said the
portSlde tended
10 check the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Marine Paratroop Veteran
Dashman on State Squad

EAST LANSING. Feb l0-Tvo
wears with tho MARINES. nrc
months Of which were spent hgnt-
ing JspS. preface the college
cafeeF Of Hhreid Leo Pickering
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Props Point
For P|dyoffs
Battle for Berths
Features Final Week
BY JAKE BERsoN

The Metropolitan League ends
It's regular basketball schedule
this Friday-but the eight par
ticipants in the playoffs are far
from having been decided.
The closing week, in fact, has
only four teams, Central. North
western, Hamtramck and Mac
kenzie, sure of eliminationS berths.
The other four will have 10 be
decided Friday, or later, with
eighth quintets holding mathe-
matical chances of gaining the
select group. They are South
western, Western, Southeastern,
Northeastern, Miller Eastern,
Pershing and Highland Park.
In one of the key games, South
eastern, leading the Southeast
group by two points, takes on
Northeastern. The latter is tied
for second with-Mfller, which
faces Eastern. Eastern is point
behind Miller and Northeastern,
and a threC-way tie for first, or a
three-way tie for second rs .poS-
sihle.
Another important clash will see
Southwestern at Northwestern
The former is one point up on
Western A Prospector deteat and
a Cowboy victory over Wright
will give Western the playoff spot
in the Southwest sector.
Quarterfinals of the piayofts
will be held Feb % Semifinals
March 2 and finals March 9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Birmingham Opens
Rifle Training Club
BY DON GILLIES

entry sport rife pistol shooting that
of the Birmingham Rife and Pistol Club Officially their
13i Woodward basement Of the Mortimer
store they found themselves deuged with boys and girls well
10 narkNmanStp
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Five for Auburn

Auburn has scheduled South
eastern Conference games with
Mississippi State. Tulane Geor-
gia Tech. Florida and Georgia
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Roettincer Missinq

Capt. George ROettinger. mem
Der of the 1889 lllini team which
nearly chased Michigan out Of the
park IN 4 sensational upset, is
reported missing on fight in
India. lie caught a sleeper pass
from Jimmy Smith for a touch
down Michigan had won all
its games Illinois had lost all
theirs up until that upset.
Dan Daniel, who watched Babe
Ruth during all of the BAN 5
career pens the following for
Ruthian fans in the New York
Eerald-Jrfeune:
Babe Ruth 81 1t is hard 10 be
leXe- MhN IL vas only the other
year that ne holSted that bail over
the right field wall in Detroit
the leather that bounded a couple
OF blocks and then caromed off
a parked car.
Was that the longest homer Of
the 730 hit by the Babe during his
major league life? Very likely
But there are no official Figures.
and one must so merely by i'm
preSSlonS.
Why, there are no figures even
on the homers which Ruth wal
loped in the Stadium, the park
his skill and drawing powers made
pOsSible.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Mobile Memorial

Mobile is one Of the first large
cities 10 announce the building of
a municipal stadium As living
memorial 10 the heroes Of World
War II
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Bob Tales
2.Handed SoIf Pro
Wounded al Aache-
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
HERE AND THERE:

Rod Nunday, Texas sot pro
who docs hls putting amhidDN-
trously Is ia au English ho,pI'a.
recovering from severe wounds
received ncAr AAehon -. =. lie N
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Heat Is On to Keep =
Catholic Central Out
BY TOM HARPER

Herewith interim report operations within the
Catholic Football League.
Excitement prospect when the board of athletic
of the league meets within the weeks draw
seasons schedule You will fly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Rosary,St.F Floriian
Play for Title
tuesday Game TO
Settle the Issue

East side third division honor,
Of the Catholic Basketball League
will be settled next Tuesday NIGH
when Holy Rosary plays host &c
ST, Florian. Each quintet has wor
nine and lost one.
SUNDAYS GAMES
ST Cecilia Al St Theresa
S. JosaphAt At 81 Flor.Aa.
s. Joseph Al ST. James
Shrine AZ ST. Agnes
ST. Rose Al 81 Martin.
MONDAYS GAME
Sweetest Heart a. ST. ARnSs
TUESDAYS GANES
81 LAdlslauS al - Benedict
Lourde' At Reeiord ST MAY.
s., Leo Al Rsdeemef
St Philip At 81 Ambrose
S. Vincent A. AnnunciAtion.
81 Tredetiek Al NJ 81 MAY
Q. ~ May AZ s Ria.
S. Tbom.. M5Sass Al s. 81 Is1Sn l6.sph. d' s'''
ST. Elorian A. Holy Rosary
s. Clement a, Shrine
sweetest Heart a. 81 Agnes.
81 Hsdwir a, ST CAsimir.
All saints a. st Patrick
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
s. Francis Xavier Al s. Andres,
De la sale A. Fordson
s. Charles A. 81 Bernard
Nj Carmel a. Sacred Heart.
THURSDAYS GAME
81. Josaphst az sweetest Heart.
FRIDAYS GAMES
- Catherine AZ Br Ia SAFE
St StAnislAus Al 81, ANTHONY.
ST LadislAuS ct Sacred Heart,
Visitation Al 81 Benedict
81 Gregory 81 Catholic Central
ST. Theresa al LourdeS.
81 leo a. Redford - MARY.
fedeemer AZ 81 Cecilia
ST. Paul A. 81 Rose
So Martin Al 81 Philip.
AnnuneiRtion a. ST. Charles
ST Alphonsas At 81 MiChtel
81 Frederick A. Royal OAK ~ Mary.
81 Rita a. NJ Clemens ST. Mary.
Rosary a. Shrine.
ST. AEnes A. 81 Thomas
ST. CAsimr A. All saints
81 Francis Xavier ~ Sacred Heart
81 Andrew a. M Carme..
- Patrick a. t-St-AedsiE
Non-iesSHA
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Wit6 Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK
OFF THE HOOK WIZ Lewis n. Waite
UncoUer a Hockey Record
Better Than MontreaI's
DON'T orr UPPITY. BOYS:

DON'T GIT JPPITY, BOYS; Those world champion Montreal
Csnsden don oedo ~aggerng around ticking bows mat
they beat the Red Wings If they the
Stanley Cup year and 9S right the year 203 they
n Ir,r~, ,.4,a11 h in hoCk
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

right hand which has a tendency
10 pull The short puts of line.
Alva Bradley OF Cleveland is
sad 10 be the man behind Gov
John Rrlckcr OF One push TOR
Lands -0h.
a tennis racket costs SIS In
Chgngkng says w, c. Choy, Chi
neSe DAVIS Cup player, who ADDS
t-at kho S!n-kIe greatest netter
ever developed in China is re-
ported 20 he in a Japanese con-
cent-auUn camp
Craig Wood. durational Ma
tionsl Open golf champion, chafes
because he cant get into service
because OF an achine spinal IN
jury, Says wartime National
Open would he a mockery with
SO many headhners at war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
ASKED FOR CHANGE

ASKED FOR CHANGE
This season the cry was raised
among members of the division
that Catholic Central return 10 a
schedule with league teams on
the east side or stay out of tho
league and continue TO play non
league opponents.
While there has been talk that
board members are in favor OF
creating a new super division,
composed Of teams with the larg-
est student bodies. 1t is generally
known members Of both east and
west side divisions oppose this
plan.
As a matter of fact they are in
favor Of Central playing a nom
league schedule and not being
eligible for the charity contest.
DON'T WANT CENTRAL
While the board has the power
10 order Central back into east
side competition, II is believed
they VIII not do so But. neither
will they go along with the
present Sctup.
Fr. James Martin. Catholic
Central athletic director, says the
ShamrockS will abide by what
ever ruling the board makes, but
at the same time nc hopes the
board Will take into consideration
that il was the league itself three
years ago that put into effect the
present setup.
Since that time Catholic Cen
trial has played some Of tho best
prep teams OF the country. Fr
Martin says
A GOOD ATTRACTION
"The $4,000 who turned out
to watch us play Boys Town
came because they wanted 10
see an organization they have
read and heard so much about.
But II we are told that in order
To be In the Goodfellow game,
We must return To league COM
petition, I don't know what we
would do Many folks have
called and written me asking
what We intend 10 do II forced
to play league schedule that
does not provide for Ron-league
games,
81 think the football fans of
Detroit want Ia see such teams
"a BOYS Town, VT. Carmel Of
Chicago. Cathedral OF Cleve-
land and other powerful prep
teams in action here. We are
prepared 10 bring them here,
hut II the league says no league
schedule. no chance at the
parochial championship. | don't
know how things will come
out"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

The big question before the
board is the reorganization of the
first division. Under the present
setup Catholic Central is a mem
Der OF the league. but does not
have TO play in league competi-
tion until the championship of the
division has been settled. Then
the Shamrocks meet the winners
for the parochial title. The win
ner OF the contest meets the
Metropolitan champion in the
annual Goodfellow game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
I1HNEsr

FRIDAYS GAMLs
Wilbur Wright at western southwestern
Al Northwestern L of y 'HFh a. Redford
Mackenzie ~ Cooley. Southeastern a. North
eastern Miller A. Eastern Pershinr ~
Northern. Highland Park At HAmtrAmck-
Ca. Tech Ar Central, 'Denhy a. ChGdtsy.
-Nonleagut game
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
The Greater Come 3
Adams Gets
Navy Cross
Former Wayne
Star Rescued
BY EDGAR HAYES

1t Tommy p. Adams, CSNR. q
former Wayne University track
and football star, has been
awarded the Navy Cross
Adams, who already has the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross for his
work on a torpedo bomber, re-
Gently was shot down by Jap ack
ack in a strike at convoy -.
He managed to get his plane away
and crashed near an American
fleet, but was picked up by a
destroyer Writes a salt
water bath is to he preferred 10
conversation with JapS.
John Tracey from St. Theresa,
writes his mother that on re@
cent hunting trip in northern
Burma, where he is stationed, he
shot a tiger Weighed 300
pounds and was eight feet long
-. bet I'm the only fellow from
Detroit 10 shoot a tiger Some
of the boys have shot some deer,
and veniSon is a welcomed change
from canned meat
SKATER IN SkI TROOPS
Bob Snyder, one of Dctroits
top flight skaters, writes from
Camp Robinson he was sorry 10
miss the Times Silver Skates
Derby Have joined the Ski
troops 50 | can keep my legs N
shape for the next big meet
Bob competed in Times meets
from the cradle class until he
reached tho seniors ...
Sgt. Ted Chervlnsky. known 10
all Detroit fight fans as Ted Ger
win. reached the finals OF the
army tournament in France re-
Gently . Previously he had won
the inler-mountain AAU title at
Salt Lake City while he was sta
toned at kearns, Utah ~
mas won moro than loo amatel
bouts, losing only half dozen..
Pfc William O'Bricn, who was
picked on the All-City team IN
l9il, while AZ University Of De-
troit High. took part in the MAJ
Mia campaign lie IL para
trooper -. His home is IN Fern
dale
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

ENR TO The GROU y u
DEPT: Owners Of a race track
at Windsor have tied up an order
Of steel for use in constructing a
grandstand If horse racing is de-
clarcd unconstitutional in Michi-
gan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

This season the cry was raised
among members of the division
that Catholic Central return TO a
schedule with league teams on
the east side or stay out of tho
league and continue to play non
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

GEORGE L. FULLER, Supr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

Jerry Wayne, star of his own ra-
dio show heard on Fridays over
CHS, has worked up little act with
a few stage and radio PERSONAL
ties, to tour the army hospitals
around New York. It's two-act
musical comedy and the boys say
it's swell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

In five weeks and three days of
personal appearances Bud Abbott
and Lou Costello, vacationing while
Mystery in the Air" replaces them
Thursday nights on MIC, Melted
S75,0C0 for the Lou Costello Jr.
Youth Foundation. They'll return to
the air in October. Vtle
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

Philip Terry showed up on the set
of ITO Each His Own with a bad
limp. While talking to Walter Pidg-
con, he rested his knee on a chair
and promptly put it out Of joint. So in
some of his scenes with Olivia de
Havilland and Mary Anderson you'll
see Terry sitting down, though orig
inally it was planned to have him
stand. A. tt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Howard Bruce Awarded
DSM Banquet In Honor

Howard Bruce, recently awarded
the Distinguished Service Medal
by President Truman, will be hon
ored with testimonial dinner
September 10 at the Emerson
Hotel in Baltimore, Governor
O'Conor announced.
High officials of the War Depart
ment will be present, the Governor
said, and will join with industrial
and civic leaders Of the State to
pay tribute to '"the great contribu-
ton made by Mr.. Bruce during his
three years of service in behalf of
the Army Service Forces"
Only four other civilians in
World War II have received the
medal, the Army's highest decora-
ton for those not actually in the
fighting ranks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

Bashful Oswald, heard on the
NBC Grand Ole Opry," is prob
ably best Known for his wild and
raucous laugh. Oswalds two chill
dren now delight their playmates,
with a good imitation of their
fathers trademark-his three-year-
old daughter is practically per-
feet at it. la aes@
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

When Esther Williams reported
for work on Metros The Hoodlum
Saint" the makeup girl took ope
look at her and went to work With
turpentine. 1t wasn't a new skin
treatment-Esther'd been painting
her porch Furniture the afternoon
before. iai1ascuR
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND

will by the Board of County Commissioners for
Montgomery County at their office in Rockville, Maryland
until O'Clock A. M Tuesday, September 25th 1915
and will then be publicly opened and read.
This work will consist of rebuilding concrete abutments
rebuilding of roadway approaches and certain stream
changes shown the plans and work incidental thereto
at Glen, KgOur Branch, Montgomery County, Mary
land. ~
Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Office
the County Engineer Walsh Building Silver Spring. Mary
land after September 18TH 1915
Each bid must be accompanied by certified check
bid bond payable to the Board Of County Commissioners for
Montgomery County for not less than so of the bid.
The Board of County Commissioners the right
to reject any all BIDS to waive any informally in bids
and to accept item in bid unless otherwise specified by
the Commissioners the bidder All conditions in the spec
cations and plan will form part of any contract made
result hereof.
The bids must be sealed and shall be marked for iden
feati0nl AS follows: ea
County Commissioners for Montgomery County,
Maryland
@,.s bids on Contract MA &F ~ sz~
Opening date, 1890 o'clock A. NJ,
Tuesday, September 25th, 1915.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY 4
IL By ALFRED d. MOVES, President
au+ ! By ]. FOREST WALKER, Clerk.
e 9 900
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
By VIRGINIA VALE

By VIRGINIA VALE
CUCCESS is nothing new to
~ Joan Davis; when she was
z she was headlining an act
in vaudeville. But it's hard
work, talent and an uncanny
sense of timing that have
landed her where she is now
doing 1.-THE Joan Davis Show" on
CHS Monday evenings, and making
two pictures year for RKOs In
1941 she asked for her release from
contract with Columbia Pictures,
to free-lance and ''free-lanced"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

Aep,opsd BY UsDA and oPA P4iaJor BY rnd4a,y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
35 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE

t. B. Accredited Mostly Guernseys.
greater part are home raised and young on
1000 score on cows, $3.50 on Barn and
cows. Several fresh and springers. Bala
milk. IL heifers, fine prospects. Register
months old, from Mr.. Harry L. Myers her
3 HOGS-Will weigh around 225 lbs. e
shire Red pullets of varying ages, so layir
are Rocks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
PUBLIC SALE

BEGINNING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ (EwT) the following
to-wit:
fine work mares which and years old, Guernsey
cow Hostein Guernsey heifer bull calves shoats
a large of ducks and chickens.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

herself ento the Rudy VaIee show
for guest shots at first; later. when
VaIlee entered the service, joan
took over. incidentally, when Joan's
sister" is featured with her on the
air, the sister is really Joan's daugh-
ter, Beverly, aged Y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
INVITATIONS FOR BIDS. ON. BRIDGE +.
IMPROVEMENT Contract MA

Sealed proposals for rebuilding of bridge over KigOur
Branch and work incidental thereto at:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

County Fair" the Jack Bailey
show, joins the small, select list of
radios summer requirements that
have been so successful that they've
been kept on. Jimmy Carroll
Sings" is another. Jimmy may act
as master of ceremonies in addition
to singing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17
Only One Payment
Dor nemplOy ment

Payments 90 Unemployment
s.uu, neafiau us.r mad. Ca o
person r Muu.a, .sauit duuug
the week ,ndIg Sept,mb, 8
CAM q smith chairman ni tht
State industrial Commission O.,
pHtrd
TIE tataI paid out tu claimants
900 zoe sauuit 0ss SIS u8 Ft-
WaIr claimants numbered
Yuantaut the stat, SD la
Nas paid uut Ca unemployment
.aWIru>atHn ta ZuU4 persons.
Ylu uales aud UFY females Tu.
amuIul pald YIt G,pl.-sntea
small aet a.el that 80 'b1
previous &eck and thc number =
claimants q larger iust,as, from
I704
Employee UIit 700 apputtaa-
Ities shH4ld sautaet tht nearest
atiig. ot tae a. = Emi usussnf
>l.ee ~her, claimant, mu.t
..-..f.. lnl Iuns before beue
.aIiICI iH compensation H.,
taea. O.. a.eDFi ,ultarI, ,mplss
meut W1'. suspend trc uent ul
tt, claimant Geo compensation
Unemployed persons tu whom
COMPENSATION payments acre
mad. aaIlug ihe aCEk WtIc Glass
slt..I as Ae der
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17
RED CROSS WORKERS RENDERED
EXCELLENT SERVICE IN MAKING
READY FOR THREATENED STORM
Through
Rescript viii Save
Much Tire And Money


TOKYO. Scot. ~. - Gen
eFal Macarthur said today
that manv millions Of dollars
will be saved IS vel Is mach
time. ~ having Japanese
troops in various parts Of
Asia and on islands in the
paeifie surrender through the
Fsacrips issued BY Emperor
Hirohito.
II vas ssid further thai IL
would have required several
wears 20 disaFm eli oi the
7.00o. 900 JaDansxe troops who
we're still under arms when
Japan espiiulated had that
procedure bsen Jeff 30 the
Aiiiss 10 DO without the rs
suance Of the empaEoEx or
der. Besides. tha eeza would
have run into many millions
Of dollars.
But under the present pro
eedare diSaFnina Jsp troops
- Toina on TsOidlv. and the
japanese government Is pay
ina tor the consolidation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17
SHIFT OF WIND To NORTHWEST
WAS LOOKED UPON AS MEANING
KEY WEST WOULD Miss STORM
JUNIOR METEOROLOGICAL
SPOKE IN TERMS or
'coNcHoLocY' ABOUT
DISTURBANCE

sam Goldsmith, Junior me-
teorologist IN Key West,
spoke IN terms OF "conch-
ology" a. we'll as meteoTTDlo
Ks when he said O. a Citizen
representative at 3 O'Clock
FRIDAY afternoon:
1T the wind in Key West
NeeTs between east and
northeast when the hurri-
cane approaches IA This gen
eral direction tomorrow aft
ernoon. YOU want to shiver IN
your boot. bat II the wind
tsoes o. the northwest. then
you can dance ga YOUR boots
and clap your hands. for YOU
know then the center 81 the
torn has begun % pas
north ol a point due east OF
hes Wet.
shortly before III . cioc x
Saturday morning. The Citi-
zen representative Was M
that part 81 the No. | fire
station where the registra-
tom ct voters was taking
place. when h. noticed that
plants along the wall 81 the
station were bending 90 the
outheast under the force of
the wind tie called e. Fire
man Earl lugraham and to-
v,' her they went Ia the open
ing between the station and
~, SLOPPY joe Bar annex
y here b. that Wind COM
up from Nh lngraham
Wa~ asked
From the northwest.
Then the center ct the
storm has started o. pass "a
point due east 90 hcH " est.
uH Wv are safe.
D. -r4.f %, sIIeI tBat VI
frar.aau ned ur,u Chr, SIn4
fue ta am.t,. % frequent n
Ii .a.. a.. ua. .nA aua Haa
.a.t.t dozen. .' Tunes fnaf ur
,uId n.- enI,r.'ara taa reports
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17
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