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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Scotty Has FIGHT

Nice TO sec Scotiy Monielth
returning 10 tho boxing scene az
matchmaker for the American
Legion . and dope nA>has Il
that OrvIlle Godfrey 81 The
promoters license az Arena Gar-
denS
We understand that the Spon-
sors Of irotting and pacing at the
Worthwhile track for the past two
years are 50 pleased with the
local reception that a new track.
approximately II miles from city
hall. is planned the new
track would have two ovals
one with cinderS in case Of rain.
and the other regulation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Remember '35 Series?
Cubs HbOing Their Part

tory over the Giants. 5 10 3 and
7 10 2.
Boston won A rain shortened
Six-inning game from the visiting
Indians, 10 4, to hold a third
place tic with the Yankees. two
and a half games behind the lead
ing Tigers.
The Braves Co-operated with
the Cubs in the National by up
setting the Cardinals in a double
header at ST. Louis, 3 10 l and
; 10 2. -
The Pirates gave the Dodgers
two sound beatingS at Pittsburgh.
9 10 | and Is 10 3,
Bucky Walters and Vernon
Kennedy capitalized on ( h 2
chance 70 improve their records.
pitching the Reds TO pair of
victories over the Phlllies at Gin.
cinnau. 6 to / and 3 to L
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17

l7w who exploded the Tiger
homer Was LtTIfUu Vance Eaton
~ l~rr tu0'rTm,c, y G, o com
raratNo.y obscure relief pitcher
whose p,rch.hlttlnG prociiviues
were d.SccA cred al BuNalo last
season
Moreover. Zebelon vance
Taton Jr. Of Cooleemee, y. c.
achieved his homer WIN IN =
bases loaded, feat thus far
this season, only matched by
one Tiger, Paul Rapier Richards
Of NaNahaChie, Tex, which
proves, IL seems, that people
from the provinces can hit
humerS as well or more ehee-
tive sometimes. than those from
the more populated centers Of
the land.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17

c o u p ! e or
months late, but Pot O. Luck, our
choice to win the Kentucky Derby
this year finally got to the An
ish wire in Front Saturday. and
now the three-year-old champion
ship for this year is really
scrambled With Hoop Jr. the
Derby winner in retirement, Pot
. Luck might yet go on TO win
top honors, but il will be a very
hollow crown, indeed
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Zivic Says: His Last

NEW ORLEANS. July l6-In
what he terms The last bout Of
his career Cpl Futzle Zivic, for
mcr middlc,tci-ht champion will
'ske on Wild Bl Mcdowell of
Houston. Tc>, .n a l0-round fight
fpurrnf
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
FIRNT OANT

Totals 30 - I0'sf 81 II
Rzffed f-r Benton in fourth
h.Ra'tcd FOR SAift IN ninth
cPaued for Wilson IN ninth.
"a Batted for Wech IN ninth
e-Batted for P0rcVv IN fourth
fBa'ted for Hoicombe IN sixth.
nETROTT 600 400 onn-4
New YORK No2 O04-.O0 st-S
Puns-C-amer York Swt" Eaton. Cross'u
E''sn Martin Grimes Error-CroSetu Runs
'ted ip-Effep 2 Eaton Martin DreErhrr
@flrnweiss TWo-haSe ttis-iork Etien Home
rInx-Euen Eaton Double plsys-Crsmrr n
Sttf' webb 70 MAYO 10 York Left On basst
Detroit 8 NeW York 4. Bases on balls-On
R0r0Wy & on H0uttemsn OF H0lcomhe !
0N Wilson $ Struck ogt-By BoroWy BY
Uo'combe hv Hou'femsn 2. by Turner 3
by Wilson Hl's-Of Benton tn innings
off H1ufteman I On a. innings off Wilson q
in ga innuEsS or BOr0Wy 4 IN inning
0N UolComhe N 2 innings on Turner
m innings winning pitcher--H0l-
c0ube Losing pitoher-Houttemsn
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17

who thought he was through be-
cause of an eye injury back in
1913. hut who returned To spark
the Tigers In last years pcn-
nant challenge This year
his play j. even better.
Mayo says the fact il, he IL
standing back further al the
plate and playing deeper in the
field is reason for his improve
ment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Dempsey S Fighter
Makes Bow Soon

NEW YORK. July Is OUP)-
Big Abel Cestac, the new Argen-
tine whit .ehope' who IS CO.
managed by. Comdr Jack Demp-
soy and Luis Angel Flrpo. Will
make his United States debut At
Madison Square Garden July 81.
IN a 10-round bout with John
Thomas, Harlem Negro heavy.
Upirbt
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
GOOD PUTTING

a red hot putter put Hammer
ahead Of Brinke on the first nine
and he stayed there. Chris won
the first hole with birdie and
Hammer tied it up with 40-foot
putton the fourth. The break in
the match came on the eighth hole
when Hammer ran down a lS-
footer and Chris missed three
foot try.
Coming to the Is hole Hammer
was / up Both his grand drives.
Brlnke hitting first was on the
green some 20 feet from the pin.
Hammer dropped A perfect shot
only three feet from the hole and
when Chris was short with his
putt the match was over.
Hammer was out in 33 and back
in 80 Brinke was "a on the first
nine and 80 on the home stretch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
MANAFEE TOO STEADY

Nanarcc was too steady for Con-
molly. They both turned IN Subpar
"a 10 be even but on the back nine
the Ann Arbor golfer picked up A
couple of brides at the right time
to decide the issue.
In the morning rain Brinke de-
fcatcd Dick Whiting of Meadow
brook. ) and a. Kan m r
eliminated Harvey Olson Of Loch-
moor, and 3, Menafee defeated
Rrli Melville. HP and Connolly
went 20 holes 10 beat Randall
Ahern Of Meadowbrook, | up.
In the other flights, Chuck
Petoskcy Of Western, won first
flight honors over Sol Pomanto.
3 and ,, and Frank koenig of
Lakepointe trimmed Joe McKin-
ney, ! up. for second flight title.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Del Mar Gets More
~
Horses Than Stables

DEL MAR. Cal. July Is GNSl
Stable space was at premium
at Del Mar today AS an aftermath
OF the ODT- han on the shipment
OF race horses. Owners. unable 70
ship East. vanned steedS 10 ths
seaside track, creating an equine
housing shortage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Jdniro Meets Greco
In First Rinq Test

NEW YORK, July Is (UP)-
Tony Ianiro, promising Young
weltorwoiGht from Youngstown,
q. gets his first major test Fri
day night al Madison Square Gar
when he meets Johnny Greco,
Montreal Knockout, specialist, in
an clght-round bout that features
this weeks national boxing Sched-
ulr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17

season. n n I
only on the
field, hut In
the headlines
VI ay q has
been the sub
icCt ~ more
Z - q 4 stories
a 70 n 4 the
circuit than
any q ( II . r
eT. New
York ScribeS
a re making
m NC n over
the plaV Pr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
lopata TO Army

Casimer Casey" Lopata, for
ner Southwestern High, Detroit
Tech and Mansfield Club basket
hall star. is scheduled 10 leave for
the army July 25. Lopata also
played with leading amateur base
ball teams here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17

Hammer and Menatee qualified
for the finals the hard way. Kam-
mer. now Of Country Club de-
feated a former champion Chris
Brlnke of Oakland Hills in the
SemifinalS and Menafee of Borton
Hills eliminated the medallst,
Frank Connolly Of Lakepolnte. ?
and l. 1t will he the first meeting
between the two stars and the
first time either has played for
the district title.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RtSILIs
NsW York 5, DETROIT second Fam'
rainl.
Rostor q, Cleveland tcsllsd tn sixth tn
ntur. second game rstnl-
II Louis at Washington, rain.
Chicago at Philadelphia, rstn
TODAYS GAMES
nfTROIT at New York.
Cleveland AZ BOSTON
thiraro az Philadelphia, UiEht
~. Louis At Washington, niFht.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Byz'd Victim
big Rally
Nelson S Squirt
Wins Pea Title
Ry VI. i. pRUkENBRop

DAYTON, July Is - There's
nothing a scared Byron Nelson
can't do
sam Byrd viii testify 10 this
after what the Toledoan did 10
hum yesterday in winning his
second PEA championship. As.
When the Plum Hollow pro
bumped in a three-footer for a
birdie on the afternoon third 10
become 3 up. Nelson, as he eN-
planned after the match. said TO
himself
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
May q Snowman

What will the Chicago show.
man, George May, think % next
II isn't enough he IS offering
$50 900 In his All-America tour
namenf This year. but there iS -
be A AAU swimming meet on the
side.
And AZ major league baseball
games on days Of sellout crowds.
the n1oguls won't even hire 2
band % add 2 little extra color
The National Anthem -
played with canned music over
tho lnudspeaker- er-------
Johnny Longden still insists
there hasn't hocn. and won't 10.
another horse like Count Fleet
Incidentally Count Fleet has
brother az Belmont named Count
Speed
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
BASES LOADED-BANG!

The Tiger markers came in the
fourth as hulletined earlier in this
piece With one down. Cramer
had singled Then York walked.
After Bobby Maier was retired,
Bob Swift also walked, thus filing
the sacks.
Then Eaton. batting for Benton,
came through with his four
haEger. Itscame off Hank Borowy,
first Of three Yankee Fingers.
The others who saw action on the
muddy field were Ken Holconbe.
a recruit from Newark. and Sam
Turner, A veteran from many
places. The Tigers were helpless
before both of them
Here are the details Of the sad
sixth
With lloutten1an pitching, Etten
led of with A two-hagger to center
and scored -nn-a- single hN- -HeIShel
Martin. Russ Terry flew out 70
Crancr. Oscar Grimes and Phil
DcSchler also singled and Martin
scored the tying run
At this iunCture. Wilson took
over for Houtteman and promptly
walked Tuck back, who
hatted for Holcomhe, and Snuffy
StrnWeiSs. The latter'S walk
forced Grimes home with the win.
ning marker. Further scoring was
averted when Cramer doubled
Dreschler Ar the plate after catch
ing Frank CroSetti's fly ball
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17

MAX I muscles }
B a er the for
m er h av y
weight c h a M
p o n has re-
ceived a medi-
cal discharge
from the army
-. Heaven for
bid, but he'll
pro b a b ly be
back soon mix
ing with the
Arturo Godoys
and the like
In ma. A-IH
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17

form here since
1870 He got a
trenl end o u 5
ovation
There would
have been T5
600 in the hIC
stadium were
il not for an
all day rain
that was heaV-
Ter than Larry
NJ a j halls
tears
And the fCl
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Bob Tales
Cpl. Zivic in Another
Farewell Fight
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

MONDAYS MEANDERINGS:
Corp. Fritzie Zivic, now one OF
the richest men in boxing, takes
on Wild Bill Mcdowell tonight in
New Orleans, and Fritzie once
more says this is his last fight
. Whatcha wanna bet?
And that brings to mind that
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
NELSON 5 UNDER

Nelson was out in 81 on the
second round. Byrd 81 The To-
ledo star was five under for the
day. Byrd one under.
On the . driving holes, Byrd
was in front of the tees on 21,
Nelson four Except for three
holes on which the Plum Hollow
pro outhit his rival by about 30
Neards- the difference averaged
only about five yards.
On shots 10 the greens. in
Cludlng the onc-Shot holes. Bryd
was inside on 20, Nelson on 13.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Here IL goes again"
RECALLS SETBACKS

lie was thinking OF all the
things. mostly bad, that had hap
pened 10 him while he was losing
out IN the three previous PGA
tournaments and couldn't help
wondering If IT was going 10
happen again
Aroused, though he decided 10
do something about it and did
accomplishing something probably
no other golfer could do
he won seven of the next 70
holeS-and allowed Byrd, who
suddenly ran into bad putting
spell no better than a half on
them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
nv LEo MACDoNELL

NEW- YORK. tuly is BIS
league baseball sets cla1tCg every
98N
Forty thousands NCV Workers
C-nCrcEated az Yankee Stadium
70 see q fellow toVDSUdD the
celebrated EcnIy GTCCnbCrE late
al Tic Army AR Corps Init a
home run. II was the Bronx boy s.
Igst showing "a a baseball uni
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Hammer. Memafee
To Play for Title
BY EDGAR HAYES

Two former collegiate golf star Fred Hammer OF Princeton and
Chuck Menafee of Michigan will clash for the district golf
Orchard Sunday II will the first district
title decided Pearl Harbor and will be 36-hCe
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
1hclnudspeakar
Mayo Is Popular

Eddie Mayo. the Tiger second
bsseman, really Is coming into
his own this
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
THREE WON BY BRIDES

Brides won three Of those
holes, while parS suffced on the
others because Of errors Byrd
committed.
Sam took three puts on the
seventh, which many regarded as
the turning point of the match.
He hooked his third into a trap
on the long eighth. hit another
trap from the tee on the 225-yard
twelfth and put his second over
the green on the fourteenth.
On each OF these the Detroiter
was left with an eight or 10-footer
for a half but by then his putting
stroke had deserted him.
THE cup was mping:
wouldn't stand still for me-"
was the way the Detroit pro eX-
planned his plight as he also
missed two 12-footers another
Of seven feet for wins in the
midst OF Nelson's big rally.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
thirafo 81. NsW York IA
piushurrh SIS Brooklyn IN
Roston IS. St. Louis IL second same
inninrSl.
Cincinnati 81 Philadelphia IL.
TODAYS GAMES
New Work At Chicago.
Brooklyn AZ PittsburEh
Roston at ~ Iouis, uiEht,
only games scheduled
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
All rsmes rsined out
ANTRiCAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis rs. Louisville o-e.
NilVaukee ~, Kansas CITY 10.
Toledo 40 columbus sis
Minneapolis 40. ~. Paul IA
PACIFIC COAST LLAGtE
Oakiand 10. Sacramento o-s.
seaattle s-a. Hollywood 10
Portland as. san Frarrisce "a.
L,s ArTslss "a. San Diego 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
BREAK. FOR NELSON

Nelson, whose victory was his
ninth in a row. thus establishing
him more firmly at the top of the
heap, got a good break on the
afternoon ninth when his wild
second hlt a spectator back OF the
green and stopped within chip
ping distance.
Like champion is supposed 10
do. he made the break count by
sinking from eight feet 10 tie
ByTd's par, Sam failed on one of
seven feet for a birdie.
In gaining a first round lead NJ
, up. Byrd closed with four
brides, three OF them winners,
for % and 81 10 Nelson's SO. He
holod 70-foot chip on the
eighteenth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Tiger Lead Cut
To IL Games
4-Game Losing
Streak is Longest
By LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK, July 16-The
Tigers came east with a league
lead Of four and one-half games
and in four days Topped off three
Of them, which is fast but not nice
work for team which Steve
O'Nein hopes will win a pennant.
As a result, today the Tigers
were only Ia games ahead OF the
second place Senator'S, who did
not play, and 3l5 in front Of the
Yankees and Red Sox who did play
and were victorious.
To get themselves in this pre-
carious position. the Tigers
dropped their fourth game in a
row, longest losing streak OF the
season, when they were squeezed
out by the Yankees. Sd, in a rain
and mud-bespattered spectacle at
Yankee Stadium here yesterday.
TAKES THREE HOURS
Because of the inclemen n [
weather, only one game of a
scheduled double header W a s
played. Interruptions caused by
showers dragged the affair over a
stretch Of more than three hours.
But the elements notwithstand-
ing, more than 10000 persons
38,01l Of whom paid. saw the
game.
1t wasn't Zeb Eaton's fault that
the Tigers got off TO faulty start
in their New York series. AS a
pinch hitter, Eaton in the fourth
inning exploded a home run with
the bases loaded, accounting for
all of Detroit's quartet of tallieS.
His homer, a mighty drive high
against the-edge OF the second
deck in left field, a carry of more
than 400 feet, was one of but four
hits collected with the anemic-
batting Tigers. Rudy York. Eddie
Mayo and Doc Cramer chalked up
the other Tiger hits.
Were it not for ineffective relief
pitching on the part of Tiger
recruits, the Eaton-made four
tallieS would have been enough 10
win for the Tigers But Art
Houtteman and Walter Wilson,
who followed Al Benton, the start
ing pitcher, combined 10 give the
Yankees three runs in the sixth
to wipe out A 4-2 lead the O'Neiil
clan enjoyed at the start Of the
frame.
The Yankees had scored two
runs off Benton in the third on
frankie CrosettlS single and a
home run by Nick Etten, the New
York first baSeman's sixth Of the
year
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
NV Club
Plans T aIks

EDUCATIONAL DEPART
MENr OF the Northwestern
Woman'S Club Will meet Mon
day al the house of Mrs. c. l..
NcncSs in Glynn Court. Lunch
con VIII be served at 1890
p. m. after which Mrs. +. +.
Benson will review A. j. Cro-
nln's The Green Years.
Tuesday the art committee
Of the organization will meet
with Airs. a. r. Schulz of Whit
ncy avenue Tor luncheon al
y 30 p. m. Mrs. {. NJ. Smith
Will read a paper on George
lnncS. first American Land
Scape Painter
Study committee will meet
March . Al the residence Of
Mrs l.. T. Grandy in n. Mar
tindale avenue for luncheon at
= 30 p. m, after which there
will be 4 discussion OF the
Race Problem by Mrs. j. S.
Tyler
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
SGT. -O!Connor Home

Sgt. NJ s. O'Connor is home
from Camp Gordon, Ga. for A
l4-day furlough with his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
O'Connor.
Mrs. Richard Wheclock spent
last weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
NorVille Hubbard while en-
route 10 her home in Wynn
wood. Pa, after seeing her
husband. 1t. Comdr. Wheelock,
in San Francisco.
The raSt has Just been an
nounccd for the Village Players
production. March 2 and 3, Of
"Thc Little Foxes" and includes
Arthur Lcct. Mrs. Arthur Ge-
nung. Warren PeaSe, Earring
ton Holt Walter Skinner, Miss
Gladys Rodgers Miss Barbara
Case. Allen AikenS Jr, Mrs.
Howard Green and Warren
Sumner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
BIRMINGHAM. Feb. "A

BlRMlNOHAM. + eD. ~,
MIR. AND MRS. j. w. WAY
AVA MAN are announcing plans
for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Lucille to S/Sgt. Jack
Thomas Elliott, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G.. Elliott, which
will take place in their home at
s p. m March 10, with the Rev
Glen Harris officiating
Mrs. Paul Wayman Win he
matron of honor and SIRalpe
Elliott maid OF honor. Mr.. Ef-
lott will assist his son as best
man.
Last Saturday evening Mrs,
George Averlll and Mrs. Nor
man Lyle entertained 80 guests
at a buffet supper and mISCella-
neous shower and Tuesday eve-
ming Mrs. Webster Scheifele
honored Lucille at A miScellane-
Gus shower. Sunday Jane Glib
hons and Phyllis Rcaney are
entertaining and on the evening
of March 3 Mrs. Arthur Elliott
Jr of Crosse Pointe Will enter
tain at the home OF the senior
Elliotts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Play School Meets

GlLCHRiST PLAY SCHOOL
Viii hold is monthly meeting
~ tr1C TUvTrITTrT UT MIS- WI
liam O. Toll ol Blltm0fe avenue
Tuesday. sftcTn-oon.-Gl Grace
Gravcun OF The Detroit Board
of Education viii discuss "Cni-
dr1ns Manners
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Announce BetrothaI

Mr. and Ms. Frank GertiSer
OF Larchlea drive announce. the
engagement OF their daughter,
Wanlta. 20 Donald r. O'COnnorr
son of Mr.. and Mrs. {. J O'Con-
nor OF Avon a.. WanFa al
tended the Pasadena PLAYHOUSE
and Donald attended The Uni
VefSity OF Michigan. where he
was A member OF Sigma Chi
Plans for the wedding viii be
announced later.
Mrs. James r. POwrle will
entertain A the monthly bridge
luncheon A. The Detroit Boat
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Wsyne Women Meet

TIE REGULAR meeting Of
the Wayne Women'S Club Will
rake place 7ar It's p n
Wednesday 81 tn @ Wayne
School After the meeting. at
which Austin Grant VIII he thc
guest speaker, there VII be q
bake sale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
aIestine Women.
VIII See Movie

PALESTINE WOMAN'S AS
SOCIATION will meet at 100
p. m Thursday at the Central
YWCA. Mrs. George l.. Morris,
the program chairman. will in
troduce Betty Roberts. who will
show colored motion pictures on
Garden GlorleS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Sets
2O+h Annual Tea

CIVIC PRIDE ASSOCIATION
of Greater Detroit will hold It's
2Oih annual tea Wednesday Al
, p. m. IN The Italian Gardens
Of the Hotel Book-CadIllac.
Mrs. Lee J. Davis, the president,
viii be the honor guest
There will be a board meeting
before the tea. SoloiSt for the
afternoon Will be Marshall
Bruce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
c DETROIT SUNDAY IlmEs
Feb. IS. l94S-Psrt ;, Page 5
Garden Group
To Meet March |

DETROIT BRANCH of the
Women'S National Farm and
Garden Association will meet
March ! at the Goodwill Indus
tries Building Luncheon will
be served al 1870 p. m. before
the business meeting and con-
Quoted tour through the
building
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Redford Group TO Meet

Descendants OF the Redford
Pioneers will meet Wednesday
Al 1890 p. m. at the Methodist
Church parlors for pot luck
luncheon. SER ur
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Town Club
Fetes Stars

COLONY TOWN CLUBS
guests OF honor at IT'S luncheon
Tuesday IN tho Detroit Boat
Club Will be Jane Darwell and
Dale Melbourne OF the cast Of
The Dolls House, which
opens this week At the Shubert-
Lafayette Thcater Each club
member may invite one guest,
making her reservation through
the chairman. Mrs. Gayard T..
Later.
After luncheon Mrs Fred X.
Hauck Will discuss Margaret
Landon'S new book. Anna and
the King of Siam Members
VIII continue their work OF
making cancer pads Every one
coming 10 the luncheon has
been urged 10 bring one or
more articles Of mems clothing
for patients at the Marine Hos
pItal. Word comes that the
need is great for suits. over
coats and socks
Assisting Mrs. Later on Tues
Ia, will he.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Birmingham Coup pie
ToWed on March 10

Club in March. Her guests will
include:
NESDAMEs
Clifford Mcdonald Max Tunnicliffe -
Newton HAdey James y Rogers
y Kass g. SChaffCf
Colin Campbell Leslie Sheilberg
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Announcement is made
of the en- ent- of
Elaine Bratton to c. NJ.
Ralph Edward Coskey,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward p. Coskey, by Mr..
and Mrs. Bryant Bratton,
parents Of the bride-elect.
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PEOPLES FORUM

w S Nasy. G. $ Army and
H FhraI puhlic Housing Au-
tat Iattsr aeenct has hcvn
H. .rIE .ss contributing o. these
a q. Ben. rxfcnf of over s. 600
ln fhe meantime the
sH.teE makes up in one
hf thc deflcit that
hf Hat in part by these
Er...s end &hlCh amounts
~ as0 prr year Sew
4Ii ~ sieFlhEcd Is
M athaut such treat
E4lf ard suath beach
H .HniraEentlun % the
th thg city and the
A ks Aaonry THIS sit-
rfEfs httle credit On
fsr utF or cuunty health
n arHH ara seemingly pow
h ..f
s Army and Navy
ra.abtUdly pay their
Hese Gusts g billed bat
tr lastly by the Board q
Works n keeping city rec.
.I urueEfians made. 30 Is
traf the mcthod oi billing
n eff ordinances can
s.. srrnea and So the mat
81 Is Also claimed w.tth
af.rft thaf from one % two
rtre8 r.nrections have bcen
trs sewer system ln the
fHaf ast never h8lled Cor this
tHeD ans Justice iu making
H. f. paw these charges
t 4u far thuse who a. not Il
Fea thaf the change "a City
Csassrnusnt alu bring about o.
Hurnee uf responsibility
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19

ming "a the High School Audi
forum. More than txo hundred
parents and visitors attended.
A most interesting and enjoy
able program was presented
Included in the numbers on the
program were interesting talks
by Mrs. Fernando Camus. prcsi-
dent ~ the PIT A County C0un-
cll. and Dr. Chadwick the neW
music teacher ~ the High School
Other numbers were q violin
solo by Miss Kitty Symmunettc.
accompanied by Charlcs Roberts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19

- the piano. piano Solo BY Chss
Roberts. vocal duet by thc MiSses
ClcoFa Roberts and Betty Lord.
wilh the audience joining IN sing
inR the choruses. community
songfest, led by Or Chadw ick
with Miss Kitty Symmonette -
the piano.
Refreshments uf zee cream and
cake were served By . group oi
local Girl Scouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
BEST KNOWS CARD CANE

Chicago. III h estimated that
the best known card game IN
the United States Is Fummy.
Solitaire. contract, poker asic-
ton. pinochle, hearts and five
hundred following IN that order.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19

Japan's waf scars seem dim 70
a Aisugi.