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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
KEY WEST PLANS GENERAL
OBSERVANCE OF navy DAY
NAVY DAY PROGRAM

=
TIE Navy Day Parade form :, $50 AM as
follows.
s Police Escort. Angela
facing South.
%, Unit to form on Whitehead street beginning
Southland street, facing South w'H b.
Grand Marshal and Staff
Guard
Cuban Navy Band
a. Cuban Navy Detachment
go 4 Navy Band
4 = Navy Detachment
ca Navy WAVES
81 s Marine Corps Dctachment
CO. q Army Detachment
Personnel q thc following named organizations vii form
Filming between DIval and Whitehead facing
ns march.
o. American Legion Arthur Sawyer Post No. Is
% American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Foreign Wars
Following all Southland street
between Duval ard whrshead streets facing line Of march
a. Boy Scouts q America
Girl Scouts q America
t5i BOYS Girls Safe, Patrols
Students Carlos School
FLOATS ALL form following order Eaton bctNceH
Duy-I and Whitehead streets. facing Whitehead.
uf Veterans q Fofcign Wars
q, Red Cross
Club
a. War Fund Community Chest
t5l Business Meas Association
Forty hight all ass,rabe Caroline
betveen Dvsl and Whitehead streets facing Whitehead
Automobile station wagons etc- wil form Caroline
Duyal Whitehead following above mentioned
orsarzstion.
' CRY and County officials ~n follow Army Ds,-ehmen,
Mentioned ~ g. q s'eiion above
COTE II bs chance any ofganizatien float etc. mad
tetery s III h Eleat Grand Marshal AIDES Who
plu tc laccd SoI'hard Whitehead
FtEs Call wl bc sounded of Southland ard
Wh.,hrsd a thcn be f.rned
b. dtslui.d
90 A.,tmhlt' viii q, sounded q lo
cation. . which al An WIl h. formed B
tr "Autnt.n ard Forward March vll o. sounded q
1000 % Whrreupoa parads marches down Whiirhpad
street 90 Un.t.d street. doNn DuNa o. Frsnt
.uu. f.,r.r tn Walehsad street where each % vlI
-ft ht' a. clear trc line ol te dss-
Ht UEit. 90 their respective Commando.
distinguished guests vEu b. trc Rc,lcktng Stand O. o.
.# p-t.. frar Paacc Theatre pupt
80 u. Stand
tt.. i>n ,su tt ,>,sit,d us ntl.'4r,
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Captain USA.
Marshal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
Street Parade VII Fear
ture Days Activities;
Cuban Delegation Com
ing Here For Event

Elaborate preparation
have been made for the cuie-
bration of Navy Day toner.
row. which will b. featured
by q spectacular sfFpet -
rade. with a Cuban Marine
band. consisting of IS piece.
and other musical orNamiEa-
tons taking part in the uro-
cession. besides units fTum
the different branches ~ thg
United States armed tswgUs
and other groups. inclmdinw
city and county officials and
various individuals.
Mayor John CaFboneli.
chairman of the citys NaVN
Day committee. and Lieut.
John Socash. aide g. Capt
C. T.. Reordan. commanda
NJ the Naval Station here and
who il In charge of NaKy Sc
Invites. have completed al
arrangements for = day &c
general celebration.
PFincipal Speaker
Capt. Robert Il. Goldman.
USN. recentlv assigned a.
the Naval Station here as a.
dustrial manager and vetNf-
an of the Pacific war thsa-
ter. will be the pfnrr
speaker tomoFrow a the cal-
oFful NAVY Day fvsfixtea
that will also inelusis = slslt
Ca key West oi = Cubmn Fan.
boat with representative 81
the Cuban Kpvsfumeat na
beard. The Cuhan : bet
j. due e. aTriss h. 90 ihs
afternoon.
Vcsrfans e Wells ~ 81
hecn asked 60 head lH
naofnina pas asiF fhaf
units of Navel g.
WAVE pslannFi taH
local contingent 81 .is
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STARTS MAILING
DISCHARGE PAPERS

Because Of the Shortage Of
phcto4tst pa1@r veterans
who had left their honoEable
discharges 60 be recorded In
the countv clerks cifica have
not been able 20 Get copies.
but Clei & Ross c. Sawyer
said today he has received
psper sad vii neil cat. skis
affsrnoon. 50 copies 90 KeY
Westers who left their dis
charges a. his office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR HlNDE INFANT

n..s r'n.riae 80 S'r..ek - b..
D41. y a. rIHsNsra FH,fai
HON. gu %. infant -n 90 W.
.ua N. Ge..t, Hudt. -5Up
llHHg.t avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Also Bosses Race Stable

Bruce Livic. owner Of the franchise for g..
proposed Baltimore club in the new organiza-
tion, also is owner Of the Bohanct Racing stab.
Talk now is that New Orleans will round or
the circuit. which would add 20 the fantast
jumps to be forced on the new league
Angeles to New York, Buffalo to Baltimol.
Chicago to Miami and Cleveland to Saa
Francisco.
Wth CdnaSius College playing Sun,
days, the pros at Buffalo haze beek1
promised only N three Sunday datesT
which means thd, they must play night
games, If they play at all. And, in But
fdlo, night game could run into snoU,
eUen IF IT Uere scheduled for the Fourth
Of July.
From Chicago comes word that George
Halas head man Of the Bears, like Dorais, is
uuworricd about the loss Of players to Jimmy
Crowley's outfit The Cleveland Browns an
nounccd that they had signed Jim Daniel, one
of Halas' star forwards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Ry GEORGE Z. VAN

Matt Mann. az the 80 mark
ir life. is still roaring around
the Michigan pool in Ann Ar
bor IN the full cry OF boundless
enthusiasm.
After II years &c. years that
have made him the outstanding
college swimming coach in the
buslucSS o.. you might expect
h.S interest 10 sag on az least
Eot 10 The point where he'd take
the Job in stride.
But each year some young
Strv sometimes more than one,
comes along who makes Matt
bubble over and loud
This year 10 is dick Vein
berg. r.. from Saginaw Arthur
Ill UlCh. winner OF the ma
ti0nll intorScholaStic 100 last
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
b tEsGE'fS
BREV|T| les

There's good chance 1t.
George Poschner, Goorgia's for
wur All-Awcrican end who lost
r.,r legs IN France last winter,
.yH Do The Bulldogs honorary
CsU'au .u their oil Bowl game
a.uaet Tulsa Now Years Day.
II his artificial legs arc set IN
'mc. P1schnCr viii be flown to
Houston for the game.
Tommy Holmes, Boston Braves,
won National League extra base
honors with 557 mark John
Din>morc. who played sh ort
f0r Detroit In 1880, died at s. at
Gloucester y. j.
Western Conference basketball
t, in their nonconference
aumgn>' have won 38 out Of
ta contests Indiana, Iowa and
MICHIGAN each has captured five
..,.H' Tony Ianiro rs a @-l
,.. fa i.# l.Uw..rfo IaNala
>eu lr NcW York tonight
It, Earl Brown, former NotTc
pmr athlete and Harvard and
Dartmouth coach is being sought
A.. Cm-uS Co...-e MS basketball
H3 football coach stewart
C,Ipl Alexander. 1871 National
.A.-.t--I- -MlLl.-st l-A- The -Ph4Ap-
in Army OLYMPIC golf ioWra-
....f L '.. halfway point with
ID record >NWtglu- b..
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
~ Year. 1IA Swimmer Has NJ Couch All Hepped

to Michigan. They, practically
gave the Wolverines a monop-
oily in these events.
And now IL is Weinberg and
Matt says he may be the great
est of all, which means he'll
have to beat, for instance, that
50 second standard of Sharemet
of Hamtramck in winning the
NCAA 100. ..l
But il could be. Weinberg
has a big frame, is just filling {
out. He has a terrific kick, \
coordination and likes il when
the going is tough. He's
steady, thoughtful lad gets
good marks.
That's why Matt says:
"Boys like Dick make me the
perennial freshman at Michigan
and 1 love It,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Believes Pros Practice Too Much

Ask Hagen about modern day he is quick praise
Nelson Hogan and all the others But he quick 10 add
The fellows today oycrdO this practice stuff. What's the
wasting all those good shots of practice Actually
toy burn themselves They We worked hard getting
themselves ready play they tired when play starts
But thing Hagen didnt say that will add here is
that every golf professional America today should Join
singing Happy birthday dear Walter Hagen did
the position of golf professional than any other person.
Starting rUith the time in England tUhen Hagen
tered the front door instead of the servants
When he played golf Nth the Prince of Wales
o71 Uhen he ShoIOed both English and American pro-
fessonais that the position Of golf professional like
the automobile, here to stay tUcH indeed, /
kroO eUery r,aking liUng Whacking lUhite
pellet WW Join in birthday greetings to the Haig.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22

terson. now at Michigan State,
Dave Siebold. now in service,
and a group Of other Saginaw
preppers TO score a sensation IN
the national AAU meet at the
New York a. c. last spring.
Siebold won the AAU breast
stroke title in an upset, Patter-
son, a backstroke, placed in a
field that included Adolph
Keifer. But this piece concerns
Weinberg because, as sprinter,
he is carrying on a Michigan
tradition.
Ever since Mann came 10
Ann Arbor in 1925 and started
off with Jack Cow the we'll
muscled lad from Duluth, the
Wolverines have had great
sprInters.
Bob Darnell and Paul Buck
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22

Sampson were there from 1924
10 1927 frankie Walaitis
and Bobby Walker carried along
the tradition up to 1881 :.
Then came Johnny Schneider,
in 1882 and 1885. one of Michi-
gans greatest all round lads.
who also could sprint and did
with the best.
Ed Kirar came in '35, Walt
Tomski and Baker Bryant in
80 and in the next few years
they were followed by Johnny
Patton, Bill Beebe, Tom Haynie,
Gus Sharemet, Charley Barker,
Harry Holiday Che could sprint
as well as swim backstroke
too), Merit Church, Dobbie Bur-
ton, Louis XVI and Chuck
E'ripS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
MacPhaiI Hires Ones He Can't Beat

''If YOU can't beat 'cm, join 'em -
That apparently the motto of Larry MaePhal Of The
Yankees.
1t wasn't too long MacPha and Arthur Red Pattcr-
son then covering baseball for of the Gotham sheets
tangled in Sunday punching duel Now Macpha Patterson
working for him publicity man.
He called a Cincinnati office, got tough rDth
stenographer and told in rohich direction he
could head. MocPhaiI promptly hired her.
Don't be surprised this telephone gent MacPha tangled
with IN Maryland long up working for
him in capacity But there might be chance too that
MacIha Will work the Maryland for 60 davs for
becoming involved in the incident.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
&nAnu.aS Doros Not Worried by Raids.
Sees Enough Players for All
By LEO MACDONELL

planned. II seems that there rUas mix.
up IN sizes and the coats had to be
returned TO the manufacturer for
resting.
But the makers Were unable to
make the changes and the Whole deal
had TO be called off SO the players WtH
haze to be satisfied Nth certificates for
magazines.
sam Cordvana owner Of the Buffalo fran
,hise in the now loop, was formerly an assistant
Of Lou Little's at Columbia University. Ho IS
now q wealthy contractor in the Bison city.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Newsy Lines s-
VQgScDza No. 4 Athlete
BYRON NELSON

NELSON winner Of $4,000 in war bonds in golf
tournaments during 1915 second in
by Associated the years No male athlete Second
F, blanchard Armys football third went 10
Hal Ncvhouspr Tigers Hank GreenborE ninth Babe
Ddrksan ZtrariaS named top female athlete OF year
STUFF The word from The East has that ono Of
backs The grid season shortly will
qf academy enroll Michigan Reason West Point has
with flight training had when he
accepted the appointment
JACK SoLoNoNS the Mike Jacobs Of Europe arrived in
York ,tfaue ncg6tstc for lcaSt ncc T. S. chars
hcav,yret LcSncch mddlcwcght Tony Zc and ban
Manuel for bouts the continent in 1916
WHITE Englewood High School junior Of
Chco only tally defeated by Lake
Juniors basketball team, 43-1.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Huge Lines Wait All Night
For 5000 Rose Bowl Seats
Other Tickets
90 TO Schools

PASADENA, Dec. 21 CUP)-
Fifteen thousand tickets 10 the
New Years Day Rose Bowl game
between Alabama and University
of Southern California went on
sale today to football fans who
had been standing in line as long
as 28 hours
Several hundred early birds
were lined up all night, joking.
playing iRFF cafd2, d, listening II 10 freftabt,
radios and nihbling light lunches.
Officials said II was the greatest
Rose Bowl ticket rush In history.
The tickets, half on sale at the
Civic Auditorium here and half
AT the Coliseum in Los Angeles.
were all that were available 20 the
public The remainder Of tho
Rose Bowls $1,000 seats were set
aside for alumni Of tho contes
ing schools, the Tournament
Roses, students and the press.
By noon Yesterday. n dozen
persons We're in line az the Audi
tor.um with chairs, lunches and
blankets. ready for an all-night
vigil
x. W Tom'.r,on g. Baltimore.
got In line ~ 5 am. yesterday
and Was first when fhe doors
opened ~ Q 2 m today The -
halr wait was nothing he said
...t.. .....s.r ...., 3d.. .t.,E ~, 1f,,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22

the Lions 10 play with Buffalo in the new cir
cult Dorais points out that the Lions had not
planned heavily on Whlzzer White and frankie
Sinkwich.
1T had been known for some time that
White planned to quit he declared, "and
when SinlSwich injured his knee in army foot
ball il was indicated that he, too. might he
lost TO us. We could use all three, OF course,
hut n I said before there will he plenty of
material"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
ksWSy Esny
Tiqer Trainer Out,
Returns
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Dr.. Raymond y Forsyth today
confirmed reports he would not
return ncXt season us trainer for
the TIicrs. He said his isw.s,al
had come as q complete surprise.
Jack Zeller told me / was
through" Forsyth explained
"but said he lZellor' did not .
know the reason. 1t j. all very
confusing. except that il seems
certain ! am out. After the
seaSo nwas over, was called in
by ZeIlcr. told that | had done
good work and was given a
81 600 bonus"
at talked 10 steve O'NCill
over the phone and hc said he
didn't know anything about il,
Forsyth SAID
Forsyth also received q fun
share (about S65O0l Of the
Tigers cut in the World Series
Forsyth an o>feopath, served
two years as trainer of the Tigers
and enjoyed AN excellent rcpuia-
tion among the players. He was
formerly trainer for the Lions
football tea mand last fall served
in a similar capacity with the
Of Detroit
He viii become a full time
trainer AZ the university.
Al Briggs Stadium there was
no indication who would succeed
Forsyth.
Yesterday was farewell day
at the stadium for General
Manager Jack /elIer. who il
retiring to his Fort Worth,
TeN., home. Before he left. he
was presented with watch by
stadium employees.
Vic Vert 2t-ycar-old Tiger
rookie outiiclder, has been re-
eaScd from the navy and viii
report for spring training, lt was
announced yesterday Vert IS
now at home IN Manchester Pa
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Pin Sweeps Entry
To Close 1onisht
PariscIean Fiqh+s
To Defend Marqin
Bv HAROLD KAHL

Midnight tonight is the entry
dcadiino for the fourteenth annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes 10 be
boWlCd al ChCne- TrumhlY Recrea.
tlon wcck-cnds January through
March
Due 10 present industrial con-
djtionS there has been a big
demand for an extension in view
of the fact entries are acceptable
under American Bowling Congress
rules up until the time a tourna-
mcnt opens.
Whether an extension will be
granted will be decided al a meet
inc Of the board of control tomor-
TlA noon
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Must Settle for Mas

There have been rumors that the ALI
America would like TO snatch Bill Radovich and
Emil Uremovich, outstanding Detroit forwards.
Leu CromweiI, the Lions general
manager, is not happy, hoWeDer, though
IL has nothing to do Nth the football
war. IL is just that it wHI not be pos
sibIe FOR the club management to giUe
members of the team flannel coats as
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Man Mountain

ATLANTA. Dec = tAP1
Frank tMan Mountain Dean Lea
witt his face supporting only p
token force Of The beard be- once
wore in The wrestling aroma. ar
rived here today, discharged from
tho army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22

10 Florida California for physical ovorhaung Walter
comes to Detrois banks and weather his
training
But We know there is far more important why
Walter headed ba, this way from the south His Waller
Dr. boat crossing the Atlantic and will be home shortly
after Christmas.
The kid the main dish in the life Of Hagen today and he
Is counting the hours until q takes place.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22

irOiL team, IN
the first game
OF the opening
double e header
At WIN or
Arena a. 7:30
p m SpIthreS
and GOtfrc cd
sons Of Wind
Sor viii play in
tho sc con d
game
Lloyd Storie
former godlic
! or Cleveland
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22

poets for more successful sea-
sons TO come for the National
League.
There will be plenty of
players with the return of
boys from the services"
Dorais explained optimist-
icallv.
While he admits some dis
at the loss of Harry
Hopp, reported to have jumped
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22


late last night from q swing
Nelson and troupe.
Walter made this trip not
a. a player. but rather a. No.
man Of the locker room
sessions, a spot from which
no other golfer ever will oust
him. The Haig is % today
happy. carcfrce and
actually talking about getting
into playing condition.
Something was said about
Walter going 10 Dunedin,
Fla. in January, TO play in
the seniors championship
for players 80 years and
older.
II doubt If I'll 90 south
again" he said, until ! get
myself into top condition"
Al. Of which proves the Hai-
hasn't changed lie always did
90 things differently Vow,
when others are striving 20 get
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
LEAD AT STAKE

Although Pariscloan's 295 pins is
not considered a hig lead Louis
SlC'1N'~ T. 4 B may have trouble
overcoming that margin 10 retain
lifts state match game champion
/ ship when 1t faces John Grim
luu~' club in The last nine games
( of their series a. Palace Rccrca-
uou tomorrow al S p m. Sunday
ar 3 and S p m
Physically r & 3 is in poor
shape Fred Euiack has been
battling the Hu for more than a
week and pvt Thcrman Gibson,
u.o finished second in tho ma
fnnal su9iJS final IN Chicago has
an injured bowling hand
According 10 latest reports Bu-
i8ck is mp and around again and
Gibson is headed hero from Scott
Field TIL whcrc he is stationed.
RECOVERY \ QUESTION
I, +, question if they have
recovered sufficiently 60 make
T. G. B n. potent AS customary
Joe Norris Sroh and George
G0llnEDr~ j T. Hudson will be-
the only TWO Detroit tvcS shoot
ing i'm Tho Central States at
.To'c5o tomorrow and Sunday
Here Louis BurrS lS5 average
classic at Log Cabin, and the
three man ovoravcraCc ~ Chcnc-
TronhN VIII continue The De
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22

Charles f. (Gus) Dorais is bearing up well
under the player raids of the new Al-America
Conference.
AS a matter of fact, the Detroit Lions head
coach Processes not to be worrying about pros
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
.HAIG, HERE For REUNION WITH SON

Much Of today and far into the night the pals Of Walter
Hagen happy warrior Of the links VIII be ripping off bars
of Happy birthday 20 YOU dear Walter
Yes today the "Haes birthday and be returned 20
late last night from swing through the South with Byron
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
White Supremacy Still
S. African Policy: SHUTS

that will do more harm than good.
but we should. through<ur housing
schemes. so arrange matters that
the whole question is brought into
order naturally.
SHUTS speech was in answer TO
a speech made by DR.. Malsn. Oppo-
Siilon leader and about anti-demo-
crat. on the color question. SHUTS
said there was no difference OF
opinion in the House about the Sc
robustness or importance OF the is
sue. but that he did not view the
future with such pesSimism as the
leader OF the opposition.
The Cape Standard, militant
colored newspaper. commenting on
Dr. MalanS speech, wrote. The
Government which makes the
rather extravagant claim OF being
democratic. aud which boasts OF
fighting war in favor Of il. is any
thing but bulW ark against fascist
tendencies and anti-democratlt
moves.
The Government is as weak
kneed as ever. and given to q policy
OF apueasement OF color questions.
Another colOred publication. The
Wstchman. declared. While SHUTS,
Maan and other upholders OF the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

CONTINUED from PaE. ~

welt, and q repetition OF the men,
orsndum, has been written TO
President Truman. The answer is
still in process" at FLA, the
NNPA has learned.
The memorandum attacked the
agency for its methods OF spread
ing racial prejudice through its
support and urging OF the use OF
restrictive covenants in its Under
writing Manual. In secti o.
headed adverse influences" the
manual says one OF the response
bilities OF FILA agents is the pre-
vention OF "inhltration OF inhsr-
monious racial groups" in govern
ment-approved-and-fnanced prof.
ects.
While the President did not
name Immediately a successor TO
Ferguson. il is hoped that the way
may be cleared through the new
appointee to remove these "ghet-
to.creating" policies from the
FILA. The agencies policies are
already restricting the possibili-
ties of returning Negro veterans
obtaining homes through the CT
Bill OF Rights.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

ATHLONE. Cape South Africa
Prime Minister Jan Christian
SHUTS. recently returned from the
World Security Conference al San
Francisco reaffifmed the white
supremacy" policy OF South Africa
in a speech before the House OF
Assembly last week.
SHUTS made il clear that 'it was
a fixed policy 10 maintain white
supremacy in South Africa Ii had
been so for the past 300 years, dur
ing which the whites had kept
their race pure, he added. and this
Was something Of which the cOun-
Try had reason 10 be proud
He further stated that in neither
The Free State. Tranvsal nor Natal
do Ne have the problem We have
IN the Western Province as q result
OF l3Xity ~ the past. SHUTS was
referring 10 The comparatively freer
condition OF colored people in Cape.
Jim Crow Housing
Segregated housing was adj
VduCed OY SHUTS as a solution to
the color question. The kernel
VI the whole question LAYS in mixed
residential areas. he declared.
What We must not do is TO force
things unnecessarily. or take steps