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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19
FathcTland Front Candidates
Score Big Victory In Bulgaria
SIXTY JURORS DRAWN THIS MORNING
FOR CRIMINAL COURT NEXT MONDAY

The following IS . list Of slxiy
juryren drawn this morning IN
Criminal Court f1r thc term start.
~ Monday November -
Paul W Roberts. Percy NJ Rob-
cfts. Ernest Ramsey. Samucl W
Thompson. Jose Eodrigucz a J
Dion. Pred O.Eiefhafdt. John ,
Pes nor. Benjamin Carey. Flosd
Joseph sIanCcr. " " Drmcrtt
" & Miller Joseph Mondul
lee bskcl A. a. Ieulson. NJ
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"a as. HAIRY J JOSIAH. igustIu
Medina
Jaes swift BsHJsmln CWy,
Hart q Saund,s-. hcnrt -
Warren. William atliaEh. "a
"a aT1 Saics EaaIn DELANEY
ihsdtyus Gait. John q Cope.
ta.I GLASGOW. WootfuA Cnai
IoW
tnaIIr Munro Ffu n Drmfg
IT, Joss "a Cruk Joseph AinIly
Cleveland Ddion Afrhae e.
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Galast,n. William 3a3s,l p L.
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ta.s. AlheIf "a Csiss. a. men
, Alhufy Ls-1a Icsrau. Ralph
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Frank NelkoA skt. Alfred a
Achgsou ChsrIo, D M4ml.ld
Charlss Bethel FIirI. Ralph D
Gat,f Jr. William q Poster
aun > mes O. Wiursfr
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SCAVENCER SERVICE
BILLS MADE READY

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ger serylcg bills are being r4a.
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From the
bOOkWOrnlS
BurrOW

Your bookwoFm after a sun
msr on the shsFplY pruned Ma
Asshussiis literary dist Is really
delighted 20 be back in ms Key
West buFF0w again. even the
ls9k In the window seems COED.
bslng familiar.
BY ali rules YouE WORN
sh01l4 den fhs e0stsms Of lsCt
aFsr al ths point and mske ihe
annual faaiils effort % psrsuads
YEA 20 get some names scratched
Oft YouT Christmss last whils Y0a
still have time 90 dither and
choice 20 difhsE smons. There -
. swell selscusn OF books ioT
You now and rs true that
there's siill about halt . roll Of
that stunning Fainbow paper To-
sifi wrapping for early biFds but
earlY o. late Foa u Get the besi
book serves anywhere when Y0s
come IN. 80 take your ehOscs
On the rental shelf these days
The Blsck Rose By Cssiain m
holding first place. bat . nsw
conner called The Manatee threat
ems 20 dIsplace Forever Amber
Is Hard 20 Get chsmrI5n
DFop ~ tor browse seine
evenin7 before nine. You u find.
alas. more slbo@ room than "a
sn TssEs l1si pest. bai Ihs same
fESenalY ~elcoms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19

.sopss.rs tltaWus. p..ts.a. -u
rlmerals
Tentt ON. t.a.H.t n q.
sgHu8l o. d,s Hl, d I.f .I Nut iH
health and sanitation 81 aHlrus
Eleventh Important q. csIrri
au pts ical def,cts Enlarged I'D
a.ca.cd 'Dnslis shuuld o. u~ut
"a ff they cause enc eHillreu .e.t
throat AMI f th,Y haH. o. rla
school
T@slftf lwmun atiars Mu.'
parents end tsartsu apprcIsf
zee hsnsfis tu b. derived Irsu
tatIre thsu rniidr.. Inrun
against whupluE ,.Et
sos. d.phfteUB t,t.r.. .na
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others aho ere saepifal fs r
ttEt spl4tulC.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19
Delay Seen In Plans Of
Engineers On Water ROute
From Miami To Key West
T%[[[%[Z[\
CITY TAX RECEIPTS
AMOUNT TO $4,000

Since November 4. real
End psr1onnsl property have
receipts numbering l.07s
have been made out In the
ofiice Of Sam pindeF. city
Tar assessor collector.
The tax receipts totalled
approximately $50 600. Over
The ssms period lest year
bat T4s FecsiptA were made
est.
oCaapationsl license tax
receiptA made cut ever fhs
same period amount 60 l.lss
as compared 90 500 Ter the
slme perioa lasf Yean Total
monies collected Is appEoxi-
mateiY 5000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19
FORMER JAPANESE
PREMIER ARRESTED

WASHINGTON. Nov 10.
From General Macarthur head.
quarters IN TOKYO news was re-
eeived today that h. has had
another former premier Of Japan
arrested. charged With having
been a war criminal.
Ten japanese officers. charged
wath having diFxCtcd the b8-
heading u five American flyers
m the Marshalls. will b. tried .n
Honolulu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19
Plans For Proposed Pro-
Jet DO Not Call For
Early Start As Was
Expected

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.
-Fi~ns Of the Corps of
Army EnEineers do not cell
ser an early start on the In
trasoaatal Waterway Mi
ami % ksv West-project,
@na 90 . r~suis the project
m@y b. delayed beyond
1876. = was learned today.
fhe project was not
anonG hundreds listed BIZ
TIE War Department a. be-
tnR ready for contract an
early 1876 President Frank
Ism ID Roosevelt asked Con-
9reas 60 appropriate SIPS
$4,000 for rivers and har-
boEs work beginning next
y~@r, and Congress - con
saoeFinE the proposed appro-
praation as part Of a delicisn-
ey appropriation bill involv-
sng several government de-
p@rtmenta.
The sl2s.t75. 600 b. only
fraction of the money
ueeded a. complete rivers
End harbors projects already
authorized by law The RN-
ere and HaFiors Omnibus
biii. passed in late 1914. pro-
tlds- far 3 halt million dol
lars Huffh ol work
The Congressional report
on fhs hlll drelrIbss the Co.
tFaruaefal Waterway. Miami
to 49, We-f. project a- lol-
l8ws
Toe plan casa the lutra-
coastal NatsTWat from Nj
amI to f. West provide Tor
ului ilraftuu aud extension
uf fhf existing prulc.. inr
fhs Intfa aa~tal WATERMAN
ffum Miami to FLORIDA bay
pa e. provide tor q chan
eel sn feet side aud seven
feet lssp from Miami tu kef
Msa alanR e projected 3D.
side route
Thr flmat,d FIRST cost
amount fa ~ ~BHUu" The
annual maintenance Charge
e. tts luHsd STATE, vIll hs
$50 ntsa Iu addition o. The
amount uup authorized
To- aunaal benefits de-
rlted iram tbs Miami Co. ket
Wsf tutfa.aa-fal Water
uat st..sd 40, annual car
fFaur .hafrss ht q -uh-tan-
ftaI margin The benefits
uHI a..us rmcpalis Go
rensraI msf.e. aud q"
ths FISHING and puuglur
fleet
Ef- ar, Hnu Required O."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-19

ASHlNGTON. Nov. ~.
President Truman is gaining
"A reputation II being a very
accessible man. lic talks
with many people every day.
bat he could never begin 10
see an the folks who v-Uuld
llk, So drop Iu toT a chat.
That 5 y ~ arrangements
wtr, made through " bite
Hou e. Press Secretary has.
Ro~~ for this taxpayer 10
sketch rs impressions of a
visit to the thlel Executive.
A. The northwest gate of
m, ENr.ut.t, Nau-ioa on
~, appoint dav / was
stopped lt the guards \
quick pcra-sI "t 49, dag IS
visiting .si revealed ms
name.
Inside the door the Sc
cTrt Service nen scanned
NV credentials and ! vas
ushered into the huge
waiting room outside the
executive offices.
Here come the 81 a' an"
the rrrcat uf this and
maus other Ian i~-~euator~.
ambassadors. Judges. business
lutn. ,...r,t members. COM
.r,-~wtn Each surround
"a ty rUV~rnyf a. hs rTuttE-
IN.f r-.I "a f.E- FH4i'
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Ernest Ramsey Named
As Head OF Hospital

Ernest Ramsey hes been
appointed hsaa Of the hnni-
eirai Hcspital department..
W. W. DemsFitt. city mansg-
er snnounxed today.
or. Rsmssv ives ehaiTsn1n
ct the Rosrd d Dias stoFs q
tire Adunietpal Hsspitsl situ-
81 on stoek Island bat this
beard is now officisliY dis-
banded.
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TRUMAN-FR0M
THE LIFE
Very Accessible Mar Bul Just
Can't See Them All. AP
CartOcnist Says

b. MILT MORRIS
\ = NeWsteaturcs (artoonlst
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oeiatsd Press Day Wire
n~FTaee and AP Features
- Years Devoted 70 the
80 Interests Of Key West
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17
Edward Richards
Dies AT Hospital.
Services Tuesday

Edward Richards, 40 years old.
died Friday night at the Jackson
County hospital. He was em-.
ployed at the government reser-
Walton.
Funeral services rel held on
Tuesday at A pm. at Fails Flu
neral Home in Pascagoula, and
interment was in Machpelah
cemetery. Services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. f. w. Ulmef
and were attended by members
Of the American Legion Post OF
which he was a member. Pail
bearers were j. b. Morgan, John
Loris, Hugh A. Waters, Jack
Warden, F.. F. George d. Y.
Smith. Legionnaires who served
ss honorary pail bearers were E.
A. Mason, Joe Cole, Fred Sward,
/. Shemper, Jim Milton, L. G..
Sloan, Sylvester Krebs and r.
L. Vice.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Artie Richards; two daugh-
ters, Misses Herfie Lee and Mer-
cedes Richards of P~ascagoula;
one son, Jack M. Richards, sta
toned with the Coast Guard in
San Diego; one sister, Mrs. Adele
Dupree q Ocean Springs; and
three brothers, Albert of Pasca-
goula, Camille of New Orleans,
and Theodore Richards of Biloxi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17
Death Tokes John
Emanuel Pope. IS.
Agricold Former

John Emanuel Pope. Agrieola.
died Sunday afternoon at MS
home 81 the age Of rs years. He
was a farmer in that community
for many years.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Monday al 2 pm. az the Ag-
ricola church with interment in
the church cemetery. Fails Fu-
neral Home was in charge. Pail
bearers we're Pearce Martin,
Clyde Brown, Tom Smith, J. D..
Adkins, Doc Hunter, Glover
Shots and F. o. Brown.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17
Mrs. Edith Mizelle
Dies AT Hurley.
Services Thursday

MIS-. Edith Mizelle died at her
home in Hurley Tuesday at noon.
She had been i'll and was under
treatment at the Jackson County
hospitay shortly before her
death.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Thursday morning at the
Hurley Methodist church by the
Rev. FURRY, pastor, and inter-
ment was in the Hurley ceme-
terry. Services were in charge of
Fails Funeral Home.
A native Of Hurley, Mrs Mi
zelle is survived by her husband,
Edward G. Mizelle; one son, d.
A. Mizelle of Hurley; a grand
daughter; and one brother, G. l..
Adkins of Biloxi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17
Houston Sullivan
Guest Speaker AT
Club Monday

Houston Sullivan was guest
speaker at the Young Mems Bus
mess club meeting in Moss Point.
He discussed the possibility of
forming a Sea Scout troop and
told of his experiences in Stock
ton, Calf, and other far West
ern cities. The scout committee
OF the YMBc was instructed to
consider the feasibility of such a
troop,
Further plans for a World
War II Memorial are being laid
by the War Memorial committee
composed of E. A. Khayat, A. L.
Bresemann and Frank Nilsson.
1t was announced that at the
request of the YMBC, the Rotary
club had appointed L. K. McIn-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17
To Dedicate Big
Point Methodist
Church Wednesday,

Announcement is made by the
pastor. the Rev. S. b. Watkins
that the recently completed
Methodist church at Big Point
will be dedicated Wednesday,
August IS, at 3 pm.
The dedicatorg rites Will be
conducted by Bishop J. L. Decell
Of the Jackson, Miss, area and
the Rev. j. L. Neil, supefinten-
dent OF the Seashore district.
The public is cordially invited
TO attend this service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17
Miss Coulter To Be
An Instructor AT
ChoritY Hospital

On her return from Chicago
Miss Gertrude Gautier. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Gautier Of
Kreole, will enter upon her du-
ties as an instructor at Charity
Hospital, New Orleans.
Miss Gautier is at present in
Chicago where she is taking a
postgraduate course in premature
baby nursing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17

He Is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Emma Pope: thfee daush-
tiers, Mrs. W G Chancellor and
Mrs. j. II. Chancellor Moss
Point, Miss. and Mrs. Floyd Ba-
ker. Lucedale: five sons, w. T..
and II. l.. OF Agricola. S lie y.
l.. of the U. S. Merchant Marine,
and II II. and A S. Pope Of the
u. S. Navy: two brothers. w. T.
OF Mobile and r. T. Pope Of Hat.
iiesDurg; IS grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17

tosh. Jesse Thompson and the
Rev. J. F. Brock to meet win
the YMBC committee TO make
arrangements for the memorial
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17

The volt. a STANFORD unit z
electricity, was named for :
Italian physicist Alessandr r
Volta. s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17

Bottlemsking is the oldest
branch of the glass industry in
and dates to about 1908.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17

If sleeves of an old dress are
worn or torn, make over by add
ing a new yoke and sleeves Of
contrasting color.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17
GOOD NEWG !
To All Who Need Q !
Laxative Now and The

When you feel sluggish, stomach N
get. low IN spirits and somewhat 'n8
account" because Q need q god
cleaning out, just LET YOURSELF NJ
s3T Iha sS aLTs cE KSi sETNG T 7oG.
When you want relief want 1t
PRONTO-you don't want to walt for
hours (Krusehen acts usually within
an hour Caution = use only Is d.
own requirements. Get KRUSCHEH
SALTS today at any good drug store
Nruschen, Salts
WIGcINs DRUG STORE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-17

Here's value plus - Modern Refrig-
orator, finished IN cleaning white
enamei, with capacity for rs pounds
OF ice, plus a 25-piece set of glass
ware. BUY TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Classic
Drops 4

-Four teams were dropped and
a new eligibility rule adopted by
/ The Detroit Times Classic al last
nights meeting a Palace. Elec-
ton of officers was held over until
July.
Krakow and Wolverine failed 10
make $40 average two successive
years Bud StcmpIen Five and
kraCtke failed 10 have their re-
NpcctlVc sponsors. Ted Rcbaln and
Harold DcCuCk. bowl in % per
cent OF the scheduled matches.
There they were dropped
kractke'S case IS taken under
advlScmcnt a. II was learned De
Crlck was barred from competing
on orders Of has physician
In the future an franchise
holders must have dated signatures
of their bowlerS on signed con
tracts with the intentions of play.
erS listed for the respective teams
with 500 forfeit check posted
with Secretary H. w Ehrle before
July H. The same also applies to
all new franchise applicants
Fife and Coca Cola have an
other season 20 make the $40
requirement
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
GottseIiq Liked

Whereas the appointment oI
Johnny Gottselig as coach of the
Black Hawks came as no great
surprise il pleased many in big
league hockey circles who ad-
mire the Russian-born player Ge
was born in Odessa
DetroltcrS. as well as fans
throughout the National League
circuit, remember GottSclig when,
~ his peak a one Of the greatest
y not the greatest Suck-handlIng
PLAYER
The angular Black Hawk star
next 10 Larry Auuc was perhaps
'he most annoying puck ragger
IN tho league Keeping the puck
out Of the hands of the enemy
while your own club - short
landed IS. Of course pleasant
business for the home fans # un-
pleasant for The opposing team
Cooney Weiland was another
who was deft at "ragging the
puck
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

conference play football the Detroit
Lions 1871
But Parmeter who attended Crosse Poine High and Uni
of Detroit before first met him
mid December of 943 when Parmeer reported to him
placement Petro BTanO where the Both Infantry bNou
acked after having fought ITS the Volturuo
sitting battalion headquarters with
other Onicers-gOng to have poker guess-when
ported said Parmeer yesterday his home 6l2 WoodcreS
Drive Royal Oak
You Maurie i a poker n a
fighter something
lie had o m
and made m
BRITT had already performed deed which him the
Medal O in al
Italy where he ignored genade and close rifle fire
10 lead handful OF repeng attack by approximately
100
bullet pierced side his chest
covered with But the killed
II Germans and his accounted for IA the
broken.
reSrert~d Britt thru. said rarmcTeT But
him him MAS
of his platoon Anzio on Jan
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
apf. Britt More His Share. Comrades Tribute

IL Company that Britts did what think the first
the beachhead landing
We had mission junction a
10 get IL 60 enable the regiment attack broad
We'll, did II. Thanks n
job Of directing tank fire against points He absolutely
unafrada huge ESQ pounds,
he'd direct
Would do ones job The picks that kind
don't know how close calls he had.
Britt made his They fought han
they knew how After Company
the 'BrittS Junction"
There action for l. Company n
weeks Then to his
on mission TO secure German-occupied position
IL about the time two
attacking CisternO, 1000 5000
The going impossible
little drainage
We couldn't take H. Finally had up o
the edge ditch while under
That where fire
The right lung and finally brought August
lie IS awaiting discharge
Britt that was evacuated immediately" Parmeter
"He wonderful 10 his
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Ball Game Off,
Play Tomorrow
BY LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND, O April y Tho
scheduled opener here today in "a
three-Game series between thc
Tigers and Indians was called of
because of cold weather
1t viii be- played a. Lca.-1e
Park here tomorrow. starting at
: o'clock Saturday was an open
date on the regular schedule
II was the fourth straight day
the Tigers were forced into idle
ness by either ram or cold or
both. They were out of an entire
series Of three games m Chicago.
Al Benton iN SUI Paul Richards
choice 10 pitch the opener here
for the Tigers. Jim Baghv viii
pitch for the Indians Both are
right -handcrS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Billy Wants Flag

With Walker Cooper's going
probably will go the chances the
Cards had Of winning the flag
again this year. their fourth
straight
II viii be- big disappointment 4
10 Billy Southworth. the rounG'
laced little Cardinal pilot For
Billy wanted this pcnnant. wanted
l' ~ memorial 10 his son. Nal
Billy Southworth Jr.
MAJ Southworth was killed
when an army AIR force Superior
ireSS plunged into Flushing Bay
last winter.
But Manager Southworth will
take IT philosophlcally-as he has
taken the loss of two other kew
players, Stan Musial and Danny
Litwhller He'd rather have II that
way. As We all would. The army
needs all these young mcn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Tigers Give Advice

A Chicago newspapers "lnQuir-
ing camera girl posed the queS-
tion what advice would you give
10 a boy who wanted 10 become
professional baseball player?
10 members of the Detroit club
Here is what Hal NcwhouSer
had 10 say:
The most important advice
! could give would be, keep in
shape. Don't smoke cigarets.
Drink y lot of milk and eat
three well balanced meals n day.
Get plenty Of sleep. Then play
ball until you learn how 60 do
the things you want TO do"
And Paul DIZZY Trout replied
"Some ball players are born
and some are made. Mastering
the game takes a great deal Of
determination and hard work.
A player must have the desire
90 win and faith in his ability.
Perseverance and healthy living
are requisites Of good ball
player"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

make the change. So here I
n still an amateur"
In late tournaments on the tour.
Eddie was reported as playing
from Hinsdale. H. but that was
an error. lie VIII continue in
Detroit
He didn't pay much attention
10 those ilinSdalc reports until the
PinchurSt tournament Then he
inquired OF friends about HinS-
date
Informed 10 was rather OK.
elusive goifug community near
Chicago, Eddie ioknEly replied
That's certainly a new .eN-
perienCr tor me-the first time
its ever been said I came from
an exclusive place"
Eddie - proud that he came ul
IN golf The hard way as a bol
around Utica. y Y.
The River Bank star averaged
- strokes for tho WRITER tour
namCnt> lie figures he rated
eleventh or twelfth IN thus respect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28

1t Bill i'ersOn Picked him and carried him the medics
when he had hole his forehead everyone
dead Maybe Maurie did But
the last knew he still fighting Italy.
II had only n few days when
the told about the
lost and taking wonderfully 1 asked
she told was
Well. ID Germa tank against
command his arm the day
wounded through various
medical centers, he had reached this hospital
We didn't each other until he left
both tough matter he
that day, wasn't I'D
1t Parmeter at that He knows he is wrong
The arranged When be
Saturday for the Sigma Chi affair he called the
committee for information.
The committee member newspaper on
Parmeters trail, with these a
NO publicity for PleaseaSad fzr. I'm
another soldier
~
they don't their sh.rs
and Capt. Maurice Britt he
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Bob Tales
Chandler Points
10 Sports Boom
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Senator Chandler put his finger
on something when he said
Because Of the great victo-
ries YOU are winning over our
enemies, we shall give You. when
YOU return home. the greatest
era of sports In the history OF
the world. And you will contrib
ute To II, play = part In H."
That was part of his first mes
sage AZ high commissioner Of base
ball. addressed 10 Servicemen all
over the world.
There's no doubt the biggest
sports boom in history awaits the
final gun Of this war. II happened
after the last one and II will hap
pen again, on much greater
scale,
The So-Callcd COLDER age in
ArG+ - ff,tit-titft-r-rf drTItUrCS Win
glamour, drama and color and
they still stand as the pattern for
greatness
But the new COLDER age will
hrng out moro money more spec
taiorN and more records ~ should
be the biggest thing thai ever
happened.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
Mort Cooper
Stays al Home

ST LOUIS Mo April y CUP)
Big Mort Cooper The pitching
half Of the famed 81 Louis Cardl-
nal brother battery. failed to leave
for Cincinnati with his teammates.
10 was learned TO-DAY.
Lee j lIavCnCr. attorney for The
CuOpcrS refused 10 reveal the
pitcher whereabouts but said his
taIfurr 10 depart wTth the team
resulted from the brothers sal
ary controversy with owner Sam
Breadon
Walker Cooper. the catching
half Of the battery. remained at
horne also since nc rs 10 hp IN
MO military service at JEFF.
fcr>ou Barracks, Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
on a Master Mind
HERE AND THERE
DlmlnIItINn Mol on 1.

ffkt AND THERE
DlmnutIVc Mel OFT is starting
right out 10 master mind the
"Gi'ntS' into the National League
pcnnant II he can Houdini last
years flfth-place team into the
championship. 50 year old Mel
VIII he worthy successor 10 the
immortal John McGraw
Ott already has a list OF records
long enough 10 awe a rookie or
regular hut he keeps on dustin
them every day Added TO this Is
his strategy As manager Of
luGg ing pitchers and pinch
hitterS.
The Gi'ntS arc in first place
today and although our preaIc-
tons Usually aren't worth a blue
ration token. II looks like they re
headed for another flag.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
His 800 in 697
City Meet Highs
Tunes Photo

Take it from Edward J Kukla,
tool and die maker of 1920 Min
den, II IS good tournament. His
300 last night in the city event
al Hall-DoddS was the opening
Iab in a 697 series, tournament
top TO date
Rolling with Enterprise. Kukla.
10 years bowler. had nose hits
IN the sixth and tenth, bur the
wood went down. The other 10
were in the pocket for hlS first
30 He finished with lS7-215.
1t was the first 300 of the cur
rent tournament the FIRST rolled
by member OF Enterprise mems
team and the seventh IN the met
ropolltan area this season.