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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
GOOD MORNING. COMMISSIONER"

We have been used 50 long-it goes
back more than a century-to saying alder
man or councilman. IL will sound strangely
today 90 say. Good morning. Commits
sioner"
But We will get used 20 saying il. a.
we have gotten used 60 all changes
And. we may feel confident that the
commissioH-manager form Of government
viii work successfully in Key West A. il
has worked successfully in every other
cIty .r The coHa.ry where il has been
adopted
IA far as The Citizen has been able
go learn. the circumsta nee that irritated
residents more than anything else under
the council anic form Of government was
their inability to nnd out with whom To reg
ister q complaint.
That condition H. refnindful of a bust
ness man on Duval street. head Of on, Of
The largest concerns Do III" city. where more
than $1,000 customers called In the course
ol g month. according Ia records that we're
sept. who called eight different city Off
cIa.- 20 make complaint. and each Of
them referred him 60 somebody else till Il
dawned 30 him they had him going in a
c.rc', and he gave up h., endra,or ID, a
bad job.
From now ou. when a Key We>ter
wishes .p make complaint about any-
thing rsne on ln the cIty e. which h.
o1Ject- u. hr has 90 de- Is % call the en-,
maaaE q. urh che assurance that ne Is ln
@ position Go take immediate action
That complaint may concern any cts
EMPLOY, Who is considered derelIet ia hi,
dutr ann The manager wlll take action to
see tha' tHe duu is performed. els, the
employee $3.50 he re,omm, nded for dismiss
q. % De delinquency charged agaIn,, ham
I- proved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
PAmPERING OR PRINCIPLES

Sutherland according 90 news re-
parts Is la the process. oi adopting q Com
.fuflaual amendment empowering thr
e.tsrumeut O. -,f standards geo IS hlyh a.I
tasnss. vould be Obliged Go conform ID,
purpose ul the move j. O. restrict Na-f.flI
..rnpstltIau and 90 maintain rrmaHsr....r
un.r-. above all Boo agriculture. !. j. said
tfaf Government protection. Boo the case
aI arutuiturr r- desired W IdelE nrtau-e
d.rue the war when food growing was
controlled. prices alwas~ were satisfaction
and fhe market WAS unlimited
According to other news report.
sweden Iunr an apostle of modified social
..m. s. al-o moving toward increased -Eat-
srHmtrt protection % rlImuat, Ra-tetai
r.mp.fIt.an Naturalization cot the ba.t
aaa shoe industry seems 90 he the anime
dlafs objective.
Here n our own country the OPA ha-
ssaduet-d IS survey ah,eh ,.aiW- 20 -bpa
ttst 3 majority of bu-.ness m.u are in f.-
s.f 80 Fn.. control The ora g.. stall an-
afh.f t.rm 90. government projection
I..tHHrHi. Guaranteed 500. ,mplusm ent l-
see another
Ihr maus lar government protection
90. tt.. bed mura.d proportions Tho ro-
Ia.al aHd ssouum., ub,rI,- ut muHun.
Fa.4,I lhfuaeh .,ntYus- uI t.uudt snug.
F... arr DsIHr abandoned at ESQ, -.ta..H
oi FOH
erldaaI. th. American people ar.
H..a. br.asht .a.s fa ta.e .th ga..
a.....H IhsE mu-f d...j. whether -
~. mmeaiai. uf.I. fH. a.-h fn uau.. H
af..t.. ...I material saIu,. IS. tre r..s "t -l.-
sh.It.r fbsB aI.h ta pre.tre pur trad.-
t.aasl larm ed government and ioug-rauee
uf.Estss 60 the possible risk Of short-rauge
hardship
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
RELIEF or HUMAN MISERY"

..... VI. human m.-,r. aat admins
rat..r ....r...t. -te -.a before I- .
des.aI.- fr. H.u-s Republican Fnad ~'udt
Committee. . giving approval of CO., apprn-
Ira... =. ..H...I, 'h. ..ork ID l\EEA
"h.. sharply ,.nd,mHul the operations
.. be- agency
I.- u.a-e Republicans -at that r.
Phi .tf b.. better .a make a fresh START. tut
De-. .r,. .f.... b. possible ~ inter Is almost
epson a.-a.a ID Wlll bring misery. ~tarsa-
tsu aud Suffering 90 millions 0i human
h,Hs- ia Europe and .n spite 90 IT, short
coming MIRA IS u existence and able
to du q I.. Ahth neither Red Gross. The
military u.r ar. other existing orgau.1a-
uou D. prepared Go take over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

Thev he'd dinnev ~ candle
agnt. tae radiance playing softly
On he dark. hignly- polished old
table ire silver bowl % yellow
roses A. ancient negro served
them acftlv n story hook fash-
go. e. fruth Ire whole evening
seemed Ike q cage cut q q ro-
mantle n5vsl Tht fond Na9 Nell
prepared bat quite simple.
Af'c~ dinner thev plavca thc
fsvoTite records 20 each of thcna
then cot INTO 4 disrussion 81 the
post ssar situation and poHtics ~
general during which John ART
rs mother exchanwcd singing
verbal blows IN q purely fTtcndlv
Wax You cuui3 see thaf in spite
af genuine differences - ouinion
thev adorcd aad respected each
other
TIE old negro came in present
" - saw thst the farm manager
" ante3 John q look a . sick
mare and Anne and Catherine
acre left alone ID the bic. softly
lgnted room Thev talked easily
o. manx things until finally Cath
crime said ITS q good sign
JOINS bringing vol here. I've
been pretty worried about hum
k1-e he came home tie Wouldn Z
have brought yea e you hadnt
meant a great deal % him
Anne c8lored - fhc roots % her
hai~ Sne decided h. would be-
better 90 explain her Etan8tug
ITw diatC'v before hrr hostess
E5f ere wror z impression
~MrS Lowell Ia hke for YOU
. know that In engaged "a
uarFy Wayne McDoAslL He xff
t1r ire navv On TueEdav ]
ctly don't know haW ] hap
uenci % be g. aM about With
ynar son OF course. Nuu knnw !
1e ns.F g.al W.fl h.s radio scripts 70
~And wasn't fhc broadcast
wr.v $50 erBlF~ CatHersue
cre1 Z was sd moved ! az "a like
an .Iof So yeu.re ENGAGED 81
MataG' I know 'nc fam ISL eEue-
c.a.'v Ms MIay NeDoa.f
out. we'll Anne looked lt her
az - ard Csnr res ewes
fH.rs.t1 "Srt's 4 gnub. ISN'T sno7
B -HrE 81 Overcome 80 infer rr-
~ COZ n'ex. lie 1'vats ssti
NHl sac. hlr sister Wv
mother Aa. f-n pretty ore. the
r.Ea - kfr4 a.H8Fs 1a3 CD
3 eddie until rrr sister
.. HH. a. q She grl.H nUa il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

INDULGE hpr thirst Cor BOWER ana
tmportance. Il was too much Tor
heF Made a 1yrant Of bert" sire
stopped an8 laughed NV w~at
an old gossip am But vou wont
80 lkelv % let her gct vou down
e you car zee through her
q wns uncannv hox This woman
seemed % have found this sore
spot and healed IL with a soo'a-
ins touch Anne realized fhat ne
fclt usurn setter ahout Edna Nc
Dowcll now Whv chat M~G
Low en- had cad ewulaiwrf pvn~w-
thing eo completely she didn't be-
heve shs would ever bc lufiwidat-
"A ~ Wavne's Aunt Ed1a aEata.
Instead ~ SEINE fo~Fu i9nANe gne
seawre8 almost uifiahle nowf
well. vour engagement needn't
make any difference between us
fggs. ncrd 80 Catherine asked
sYou see I ike YOU Anne You're
= nice person. ia Ike for us 90 -
trends
Anne reached FOR the Bis. beau.
fifIl whffe hamd "Of course.
wc'l he fricndsl-
~Then YOU must promise 80
come % ece IRE often wttn ~
without John I Get rather lone
some sometimes though I wonllat
Nant John % know ! have few
callers few people want % be
bothered wi.h q cranky old IN
'ld anyWav'-
Anne promised eagerly fhat
she would come aaHfH ard t1En
John came hack -ifs % mare.
Nancy. mother ne sa.d Il don't
Aelcve she's going - make % this
timo"
Ms Lowell was eenuinc'v As
trecd 'Oh hut wc mustn't lcf
sn,thinw happen O. NaucI ~fe
having banv Anns You've
.af'rf TIE vct john
~Of course. Mother don't gc'
exc Ted
when John had lcff her q. Mrs
Adams horse ana Anne ran un
- fhn aua -tmcnt ere thought -
FIRST that I've had rot So come
borne But when she turned on
enc IAN o. srr saw her cssIe "a
n che aIN c1a.r Hs che "a dow
Oac 'aok az Eve's white. tortured
frp a~I Arre's heart frr.a ln
avuren rusn~ she sassy 'Haf Frs.
RISING SLOWLY O. feet held EeI' ~
sfD 81 paper IN her ql-.e.1g
To be csntinBea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
S@IZzAsAA@ = By Helen q
- - 1872 Wood~ord

Charter -
HELLO Anne catherins
Lowell cried extending q
white hand heavy wlh FtnKx
John has tol4 me 50 uuch about
vou I'm glad you've 6naIlv comc
C. 80 me-
You could tel she useans Il
too Anne ha8 never behel8 sd
much comu,cf natural charm
and grace. Size couldn't helr
staring.
You mean you're Naior low
eN mother"
Catherine iauaaea IN delight
~Whv ~ coarse John. you MT
Wit don't iust stand therci Can
vou see Anne IS the Kind - giri
who should have G formal intro
duct'en@ Nv dear dant BE fcll
you ne rad q mother
he didn't tcn me anything
He iust sad ~ vas takinH re
- see someone lntercsf rE ID
vou On nk I'm crarv for ius'
d. 7s what be- sai1 without suea-
ton"
~Oh. no not n aff~ Catherine
assured nrr Hes hlEh-ra98c1
like thaf Been boreng me since
be Was IN ire rr-F'et~
John vas lighting re pipe
~Infnreaffun h#snH 2 discussed "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

SAN FRANCISCO. - The war
shipping Administration has rsa'-
90 shas veterans returning nfsf's
on USA ships may not ofhhA
house monkeys. honey tNafs ~
birds ~ the parrot family.
However. theV may nrAMn ~tAa
them their dog. giraffe, eanart'
%. anlclope. horse. deer. goat -
sheep
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

Greg pests and plsss diseases
IN thr United States calse isssssas
csfilnafsd e. total more tamn
81. 80 8No . wear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

Fsu individuals control events after
their departure from the earth: why try,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

Congress is bound 10 listen 60 the
voice of the people buJ very often IL Is
suared b. false reports.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Long Road Ahead

Observers are watching the
picture closely. They are watch
ing the moves being made in
Washington and at the same
time the progress being made
in Europe
For all the moves in Wash.
ington. there won't be an auto
mobile made In Detroit until
Germany surrenders uncondl-
tionally. However that will be
accomplished. whether by mass
surrender of Nazi forces, the
capture OF Berlin or by procla-
nation that all unified resist
ance has ended. il will be the
signal that all the planning that
has gone on previously will
mean action
But then there is still a long
road ahead. There is the tedious
process OF contract cancellations
10 be considered. Then comes
plant ClearanCeS. which al best
will take AT least 90 days and
another 45 days 10 put the
things back that were taken out
when the change came from
cars to war goods.
So don't start picking out
your models yet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Fioh+ Results

WV YORK tst Nicholas Arena, -Io,
Persita lAi. Tsmaaua Pa. anDoln'ed Al
Guido 1851. New York. tsl. walter Gene
Roberts. 50, BROOKLYN, ouipoin'ed Freddy
! 26. New. Haven. Conn, outpolnied Rocco
ProEsno. 80. stamford Conn t6l: Billy
Carol las Montreal outpointed Manuel
Torres. 81 PhoeniS Aril.. t6l: Carl
aeersy New tYo York Afe m, 9Tr Ms,gg' s.gH'
ders. l3i New YORK outpointed Ray Puig
NEWARK Georgia Parks. 1851,
Baltimore outP9inted Austin Johnson, ls6,
PROVIDENCE r I-Ernie Forte 1901.
Providence. outpolnted Jerry Fiorello 1851
BROOKLYN. tlOl, Jimmie Russo. l7lia. West
wsrWisk l.. ouipoin,ed John Conway
New YORK. Ys Knocked out Johnny Young 1921 ~
New York Billy Napier. las. Boston
Robbie Allen, l53. knocked out Johnny
HASKELL iS4 Barrinston. T. I. ul:
Philadelphls, outpointsd Eddie Gloss, 1855
Philadelphia tiOI; Dave Freeman lao. Phil
sdelphia. drew with Gene Burton. 1871,
New York tsl. Jimmy Collins, 1873 Phils-
delphla. outpointed Jorge Morella. l40. Mex
HoLYoKE. Mam,-Johnny Jones. 15e.
Pittsburgh, outpointed Indian Conner. SIS,
Havana fl0l, orke-bafee~sr-l3 3sy- Pfiis-
delphia. outpointed Manuel Torres. 134. san
Juan, p r. tsl Fred veratti. 14e. Spring
las. Springfield f5l. Jack Tsrzan. 1877. Tor.
rington, Conn ou,pointed Joe Monty. 13i.
Wareham Mass t6l. Jack Cavanaugh, 1SS.
Holyoke. knocked out Eric Ergus. l69. Meri-
BAETiMoRs1Ms1,y starr i4o,s. Bait
more. decisioned lev Maxwell. 1914 Nsv
Jersey Ifoi Jimmy Bell lss, washington,
drew with Charley Crlm, 1s6, Baltimore - D..
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Confer on Materials

But not too tough. Tomorrow
Henry p. Nelson, the energetic
Krug aide who has been on the
scene less than week, hus-
ting information for his chief
on the many and varied prob
lens, will take up materials
with special committee from
the industry. They will discuss
what materials are going 10 be
scarce and what can be done
about them.
Another special committee
viii meet with Nelson the same
day on another puzzier, how TO
get privately-owned machine
tools out OF war production so
they can be readied for auto
mobiles. There is a lot OF work
that has 10 be done on them
before they can take their
places back in the production
lines.
The government has about
10000 10 $4,000 idle tools lying
around in warehouses. The
manufacturers believe many Of
them can be substituted for
their own machine tools with
no detriment 10 wSr production.
II seems an equitable ex-
change Nelson must find out
just how il can be done. There
is no doubt that he will.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18

FRUITS-Apples Bsldwins No. / s2SOd
2.h3 4o-lb bu Delicious. No. S2.5om -
45-lh. bu Northwestern Greetings. No /
S2.2Ss2.s3 45-lb bu Rhode Island Green
thanS No. / S2.25a2 81 45-lb bu McIn.
tosh. No. 1. 81 50a2s3 45-lb bu Northern
SpyS, No l, 80 5Oa2 2S3 Abb bu steele
Red No. / 50 So Ash. bu
VEGETABLE CREENS-LeokS. No. /. 90o a
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREEHs-French
Endive. hothouse. fancy. 50 j-ib box No /.
Sl.5o Ksle, No. l. 81 so bu. spinach. No.
l. 81 i50Gl.7S ls-lo bu. Sorrel. No. /
VEGETABLES. Msc-Asparasus, No
81; so dol. bchs. Beet.. topped. Ne. SIZE
su Carrots, topped. No ! sisl.5o bu
Sl@i.25 doz Horseradish. No. L. Sl.25g
so peck bskt Dry Onions. fancy. 81 20
so,le. sack No. medium. 81 29sl IS.
eeh' No; !: ees,oe, eo Par'nps' 30; | i, 81 ~ rs
Parsley, Curly. No. l. 7ee dor bchs. Pota-
toes, No. /. s3ll lo0-lb. sack. Radishes.
red. dollhouse. Sisi2 20 doz bchS. black. No.
1. sl.5oN2 bu. Rhubsrb. outdoor. No, !,
SC dol bchS. choice, 500 sc. small, 81 so
doz: hehs R9taeaEas. fancy. si;2a bu; No.
si.25 bu. Turnips topped. fancy. sl.7o eu.
No. l, 81. 25@l.5o. Vegetable Oysters. No.
EGGs~Extrs lsrse- sl9o2 3o-dor. case
large, sl2.42 medium 81 81.
fancy. 81 i5-box nat; No. / 81 soc ;
vEGETABLEs-sl 75ai so fat
FLOWERS, MISC. - Fancy. 400. sl.Soe
CsRxNIUMs-Ia-pOt nat. No. !. IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Auto
Graph
ReconVersion Moves
Into High Gear
By sILER FREEMAN

ReconverSion of the auto in
dustry is moving faster today
than il has since il first became
a serious topic. IL was just a
year ago that the industry ad-
visory committee went TO Wash
ington 10 confer with Donald
Nelson then chairman OF the
War Production Board
Not much headway was made
then. There was much more
progress in the meeting that
followed on July ID. Then came
the bulge and reconversion talk
was banned.
But today we find that most
OF the program is under way.
The preliminary work is about
done. The industry has the okay
on machine tools. on new con-
struction, on facilities, on jlgs,
dies and fixtures. The one miss
ing element is still materials.
and that is tough one.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Get High Ratings

The biggest surprise TO the
industry lS-the high rating
which has been gwen TO its
needs, right across the board.
First machine tools, J0,0OOO00
worth were given an AA-3 tag.
That meant they stood right be-
hind high military orders.
Now construction work. facili-
ties and even the small tools,
dies, jigs and fixtures were given
this high priority. II must have
taken a bit Of convincing 10 get
Chairman krug 10 go along
with this thinking. Evidently
the emergency is on hand. the
need for action IS imperative.
Krug moves fast when he sees
the reasons for II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
ALL-AGE WINNER

The beautiful black and white
ticked setter romped home in the
all-age stake against some of the
finest dogs in the Midwest. He
was handled by Frank Dimke OF
Wayne.
Michigan pheasant hunters had
the best year in 1914, a tabulation
of report cards completed today
reveals. Total birds taken last
season numbered 1,345, ,967. ex-
ceeded only by 1943 when 1863
039 were bagged, but the average
number of birds taken per hunter
in 1914 was 3.9 as compared with
35 the previous year.
Arbor days will be observed in
The Lower Peninsula April u and
in the Upper Peninsula May II,
according 10 unofficial announce
ment from the governors office.
Official proclamation will be is
sued later.
Faust Post Sons or American
Legion will present medals TO
members Of their junior rifle team
tonight al the Veterans Building,
Hastings and jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Shooters
Practice
By DON GILLIEs

More than so rifle shooters, all
members of the Multi Lake Con-
servation Club of Walled Lake,
are busy practicing for the
Hearst-Times Rifle tournament 10
be held at Olympia April 28-29.
Practicing is held every
Wednesday evening at West Acres
Clubhouse, Walter Horstman,
president, said. Besides rifle train
ing. the Multi Lakes Club also
sponsors fly tying. fly and bait
casting, archery and dog training.
c. j. (Doc) Eberly, we'll known
Detroit skeet shooter, is home
today with his big English setter
Triple Threat Major" winner Of
the Michigan Grouse trials held
last weekend at Gladwin Game
Refuge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Mich. Bumper
Earnings Drop

Michigan Bumper Corporation
reports for the year ended Dec.
81, 1914, a net profit of SAT $40
or % cents a share as against
S54 045 or 33 cents a share in the
previous year.
Per share earnings are based
on the $4,000 shares Of new 81
par common outstanding, follow
ing recapitalization plan approved
in January, 1914. Net for 1914 is
subject to rencgotiation and pro-
ceedings have been concluded for
l943 with no refund found neces-
CarN
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Mai TripIeheader
Slated al FaiirviieW

One OF wrestling's choice It'd
bits-a mat tripleheader-is TO
be presented at E'airview Gardens
tonight with three so minutes
matches offered patrons.
Included in the mat menu is a
four-man Australian Tag team
match, Ali Alisba- Dutch Schultz
vs.. Buck Estes-Angelo Martin
elli The others are Al Weasel
Williams VS. Louis Klein and Bert
Ruby vs.. Stanley BureSh for the
MWA junior heavy title.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
BETTY CHAPMAN

Individual average honors went
IN Betty Chapman OF Nernors
with 1920 10 Mrs. Wooster S
1913. Evelyn Verdonckt Of Coo
per Brothers tied for fourth high
single with 246. two misses fol-
lowing eight strikes. Ruth BOwes
Moonlight Five finished 972 for
eighth high single.
Asene LibcrdaS 224 in 5Si was
as Edith Schultz Rainbow
SSxptured three points from Mary
'Best's Red Mill, 2576 10 2485.
Lillian Beattie's go in SGT for
Bud Maxi. Hazel Tibedeau's 203-
PIP in 572 for Redford and Marie
Sparrow 20S in 563 for Garfield
were other outstanding counts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Livestock Market


Hocs-eoo. Fully steady All osrrows snd
Filts a. S149O. ceiling. good and choice
soss, sl4si4l5. most stage 81 20 -
oAIILE--i 200 S9S' SempI''sq ,1sssss pstSss
opened active, strong. part load choice Il >
steers. SIT. comparable sho-lb., $40 70,
scattered sales good fed steers aud yeaflings.
SIS scale so. most common and medium.
mixed yearnEs under 900 lbs. downward 20
Sll. bulk common ana medium beef cows,
SHE'S so, tew best 20 Slf or better
strictly good cows absent most canners and
$40 SO. bulk medium and good sausage bulls.
Sl225al3 common hghter weights, Sll
2 several part loads and small lo's choice
bulk ~ good and choice si7 5osis most
common and medium. t14ele.oo, eullS. IS
SsHEEP-i 600. Early receipts relatively
small trace slow few scattered sales steady
around so head choice shorn lambs No. ?
shorn lambs BID around Si4 .5oPi4 IS
Sooled lambs lsesins early .e oea lot, = sS9d goo
late Monday. good and choice fed Sooled
lambs mostly Sl6n5O comparable Shorn
lambs No. ana skins. si4 1915. O
CHICAGO April /. ms t-Hocs-lo 800 500
sis s 20 sss iisht lights. osd' Sta sosi47s Pses
Ing sSxs Si365sla PITS. SIPS si22os ! t2S. 90.
medium. Sl3@i6 yesriinES Sl3@l7 So
butchers. heifers Sli@l7 cows. 500 81 ..
bulls sloglt25 calves sios ! 80
sioai4 SO. cows and heiiers ssai3 as:
siea5si7. common. sissl5
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Lincoln Park Ind.
Reports Profit Gain

On record net safes of s., ,S622 :.
057. Lincoln Park Industries. Inc,
realized net income of S97,7 ,769
or 81 cents common share. in
1914. the annual report today dis
closed. The years earnings COM
pared with SS7, ,404. or 33 cents a
share. in l943. when net sales
aggregated S2.543.376.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
GAME LEAD

StrOh holds second place by only
one game over John CrimminS'
Parisclean and Joe Paulus' Chene-
Trombly Recreation. To avoid a
tie with either one Stroh must
come through with a two-game
victory over T. & r tonight. If
Chene- Trombly repeats its sweep
Of a week ago over PariSclean.
which is likely the way the team
has been going OF late. il is GER
tain of a tie. if not runnerup
honorS.
Two games 10 the good Harold
Aliens MineralteS seems certain
10 finish fifth when il tangles with
Joe Adams I'll. which will go in
the favorite 10 cop two. Herb Mat
thews' Kraetke the surprise team
Of the league. should have enough
left 10 keep Rog Overmyer's De-
troit GaSket from going by.
kraetke also has ideas Of taking
fifth from III.
The chance ef taking seventh
away from Detroit -GaSket may
spur CaSs SchIaff'S Pepsi-Cola 10
a surprise triumph over Nal Gill
mour'S Southeastern Charley Ko-
tarSki,S- Fife and Rudy Nalby's :
Briaxweid ifii-t-faSfr- with tenth
place as the possible reward.
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola and Dick
KrakoW's Five are picked 10 whip
Charley RabautS Wolverine and
Bud -Slenanlen.s -E,tAa
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
White Sox Buy Player

CHICAGO. April II nNSI =
Purchase Of Kirby Farrell, a.
year-old first baSeman of the
indianapolis Indians, was an
nounced today by the Chicago
White Sox Farrell hit 293 for
The American Association club
last season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
Regains
Pin Title

Clara Aliens Olympic Recrea-
tion bowling team regained the
championship of the Women's
Travelling League from Edward
ina Coy's Vernors when it won
five out Of eight points to head
|Ah Johnstons Altoona Recrea-
n by two with 81 won and 33
lost.
Led by Louise Stockdale'S 168-
21S-219 for COS. the Olympics
swept four from lola Gremel's
Five, 1858 to 1884. Ann Patten
had 220 in $50, Irene Schlusler
202-203 in $40 and Stella Hart
rick 203 in $50 The Olympics ran
into So splits in dropping three
points to Kay Browns WY-7, 2436
to 1858. Miss Schlusler rolling 526,
SPLIT COSTS TIE
Alcona missed at least a tie
with Olympics by splitting with
EStner wagner DeneTy >, %O5l
to 2452. Gertie Sehuster's 537,
Thelma Johnson's 535, Eleanor
koepke's 211 in 524 and Pat
Jones $40 stood out. Ann KEEP
pens 208 in $40 paced LaMeaSure
to four points and third place over
Muriei Koerber's Ritter Recrea-
ton. 2440 TO 2300.
Mrs. Coys Nerners edged out
Agnes Ekstrom's Enterprise for
fourth position by blanking Clara
Watson's Altoona Royals. 1882 10
PAIL. Connie Powers shooting 537,
Vickie Fayad 529 and Hulda OF
Zen 521. Enterprise took three
from Dorothy Roberts Five. $50
10 2478, Marie Shamrock showing
POI in 529 and Hattie Wooster
524.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-18
FACE FRANCHISE LOSS

There arc five teams, Fife. Coca
Cola. Wolverine. Krakow and
Stempien. not carrying the re-
quired average Of $40 and two.
Southeastern and DeluNweld on
the borderline. According 10 the
rules Wolverine. Deluxweld, Kra-
kow and Stempien face the loss
OF their franchises A team is not
permitted 10 dip below $40 two
years straight.
CrimminS is assured Of the in
dividual average title for the
second year with 205.55. Norris is
second with 200 Sielan has 1879 "a.
Ken Haviland 1897. Fred Bujack
1875. Bill Kenet 1859 and
Thprman Gibson lqS @