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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Spdrtdns Trim
i. D. Again, 81

EAST LANSING. May 30-Still
seeking a victory over the Spar
tans, University of Detroit's base
ball will get its fourth and last
chance when the two mines meet
here today.
Michigan State made IL three
in a row over the TitanS yeSter-
day. %. The Spartans' Bill Page
pitched evenly giving up only four
hits.
The teams battled even at Pail
until the seventh frame. when the
Spartans pushed over six runs on
Chick Cunningham.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

pionshlps," he added.
Golf Coach Bill Barclay re-
Vealed that he would send SIX
Michigan golfers 10 the NCAA
title event scheduled for June IS
on the Ohio State links al Column
bus,
Included on the L. Of VI. SQUAD
slated 20 make The trip are Capt.
pauh OHara. former University
Of Detroit golf star; Ken Morey,
John Tcws Phil MarcelluS. Bob
Ernst and John JenSwoid.
Maize and Blue golfers finished
thTd in the conference cham.
pionShip matches held last week.
end at Evanston.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Building a Fortune

During World War !, accord
ing 10 the MarSch legend, rail-
road track was bringing a high
price. Many spurs into Midwest
towns had been virtually aban-
doned as ReRPFefitabIe by tho
railroads.
MarSch was comml SSioned 10
tear up those tracks. The towns
formed viEilante committees TO
drive out his men but Marsch
brought in Chicago toughies who
carried machine guns. He got the
track and the high commission.
incidentally the record for lay
ing mile of track is sull held
BY Marsch's company.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
STANDINGS
BY JAKE BERsON

Only one of the four sectional
baseball titles was in doubt In the
metropolitan prep league today
following SoutheaStern'S clinching
of the Southeast group crown by
beating Eastern yesterday. 6-5.
BY beating HamtramCk, 40.
PerShing closed It's regular sched-
ule a half-game in front of High
land Park In the Northeast sector.
The Parkers, who trimmed Cass.
81, can tie for first and force a
playoff by defeating Hamtramck
Friday.
Southeastern joined Redford and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Probable Pitchers
AMIRIrAN LTAGIE

DETROIT tNcwhnwser and Ovcfnirs I'll
A. Nrr York tDubiel - and Gc'tel IA .
two 4Amcs
chicago Hlmrhries 10 and Lee s-2l ~
PhNsttiphiA Eewsom IA and Christopher
r-1 fvn games
So Louis Potter AZ and Shirsv AZ -
Wsrrirr'on tfponsrf 20 and Wo,f a
tNIlrff and ri-ht games
C.svc.fft lGromek s.i ard smith la ~
Boston fNiison is and Terry 90 two
W. NATIONAI IIAGIF
pNUatrf0Nia Lee % and u Barrett 3.3|
1i Cincinpsu Htlvtr 80 ard :. Bovman
o. tVI games
Sew YORK vesele a.i and Hansen 4-21
ss CtiCsr1 tWyEe s-3 and CEipuan .
two Fartt
ErnsrIvr fera'e Ia rrf Ffund 20 %
pNfsturfh StWrI E.4 gn9 Gfrhedusfr
tw0 Fsmcs
Boston Tobin IS and LoFsn III a.
g. louis Donnely IA and Barrett 3-3 .
two samet
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

92S OF 1000
She followed this amazing dis
play of shooting by firing 92S
out of a possible 1000, adding
S82xl. 900 from the kneeling posi-
ton and winding up her bid for
the top rating by firing S57X1 900
standing, the most difficult of all
shooting positions.
The extent of this accomplish
-ment can be realized from the
fact that the bull'S-eye on the Of
fetal targets used is smaller in
diameter than the % caliber bull
lets Miss Emig used in her rifle.
During the entire year 1944-45
only a few young riflemen sue
ceeded in earning this honor and
il is believed that less than 10
girls in the country have ever
attained this rating at Miss Emig
age. despite the fact that nearly
10000 boys and girls sought this
honor in the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Odds and Ends

Latrebe,. small town In
Pennsylvania, calls itself the
birthplace OF professional foot
ball all because back In
1898 the town dentist received
Sl0 and expenses for playing A
game ExtermtnatorT sttfi'
regard by many as the
greatest horse that ever ran in
this country, Is 80 years old
today. ---
"Red" Grange recently re-
signed as president OF the post
war L. =. Football League for
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Michigan Track Team
To Miss Nationals

ANN ARBOR, May 30" "Michi-
gan will not be represented al
the Central Collegiate track cham
championships this weekend nor
will we be entered as a team in
the NCAA meet 20 be held June
g in Chicago" Ken Doherty VOL
VERNE track coach, announced
today.
Doherty explained that tradi-
tionally, Michiean's track season
has ended with the Big Ten out1
door meet
However, there may be three
or four Of our boys who will
compete In the national cham
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Hidden Ball Barred

Gene Sarazen, among other
things now selling rraf estate,
plans 10 make the summer golf
tournament circuit. starting with
the $4,000 Montreal Open
He sold his farm at Danbury.
Conn. a protest by Manager
Jack Tighe Of Batavia involving
the hidden ball trick. brought TO
light that the deceptive PLAYS
Illegal in the Pony League
The circuit is one Of a few that
bar the trick .--LHehe- is a for
n7rr Tiger.
Though not a hustling ball club,
the Giants win g.. What's the
answer? Belgian caddies infuri-
ated German officers during the
occupation when the kids handed
the master racers the wrong clubs
1t. Bert Shepard. Washing
tons pitcher coach, plans TO fiy
10 England 10 participate in The
dedication Of the L. 6. 57th
Fighter Groups athletic field
named in his honor Shepard
who lost his leg in Germany in
1914. was manager Of the bases
team and had a game scheduled
for the night he crashed.
Miss Patsy Cannon. seCre-
tary to Clark Griffith, is a sis
ter ~ Joe Cannon. the boxer 49,.
1T. Cliff Battles, former Red
skins backfield star, Is chief
recreation officer at Mar Fair
West Marine Corps base I'm
California Johnny Peacock,
Phils' catcher, who sold $4,000
worth of tobacco leaf from his
farm this season, IL fresh out Of
clgarets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Hayes
Traded


PHILADELPHIA, May 80 ttPf
Lou Boudreau. Cleveland Indian
said tonight tn a I
frankie Hayes, the Iron Man"
catcher acquired from the Phila-
delphia Athletics yesterday in a
straight player deal for Buddy
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Sports
Joe Louis Headed
Overseas Again
By LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK. May 3Q-Bucky
Harris, Buffalo manager, quit
smoking CIgAreis and gained is
pounds Sgt Joe Louis IS being
booked for another iaunt overseas
-, 4. f--t-t-t-r-c-r7 X t--rr III
KEGS had tc;6led Is home runs,
which explains their winning
SplurCe ... Ten Gifierent Yankees
hi the circuit drives 49,, Dave
FerriSs, Red son mound phenom
tx IN asthma victim lie Is
allergic 20 blowing sand and dust
Which caused his discharge
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Props Retain
Tennis Ways
BY STANLEY l.. BRINK

No tennis tournament is COM
plete without its diversion. Tom
Sayres, Redford. Richard Tabor
owski. Hamtramck Arthur VAR
ady and Joe Merenda, Western,
contributed 10 maintaining the
tradition in yesterdays Metropoli-
tan high school matches at North
western and Belle Isle.
Outstanding in the west side
competition was SayreS' surprise
showing against Centrals king
racket, Leonard Brose. When he
learned he had drawn Brose in
they quarter-final Sayres was
tempted to run and hide
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

Rosar, would be given a chance
TO set a new maJor. league con-
Secutive game playing record
Boudreau, who has been dipid-
ing the backstopping duties
between rockies Henry Ruszkow-
ski and Jim Mcdonnell, said
Hayes is my new catcher and l
expect him to provide the club
with much needed hitting power. -
Hayes is only Is games short
of the record for consecutive
games PLAYED of 217 set In 1913
and 1911 by Ray Afuetfcr of the
Cincinnati Reds. The burly Hayes
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

sou I h eastern
Michigan.
During I h e
W ar years he
has train G d
h u n d r eds of
preinductees in
craftsmanship,
many Of whom
have won cita-
tionS from the
war d Q part
mCnt.
In apprecia-
tiOu of his ef-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Enter Track Meet

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 80
tUP)-New York University, the
University Of Idaho, Georgia Tech
and Drake University today filed
entry lists for the national col
legiate track and field champion
ships 10 be held at Marquette
University. June 9
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Firemen Mines Play
Al N. W. Field Today

Fircmen Midget teams of the
Detroit Baseball Federation will
play six games AT Northwestern
Field this afternoon. The schedule:
Bat, u BAIT. g. Bait vs. BAIT D.
Bat 2 vs. BAIT 4 Bstt w. BAT 3
BE-t W BHtt II Rstt 10 vs. pstt IL
All FAmns az ! p m NnrihveHtefn Eltld
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
ROoK1E WRINKLES

Instead Tom gave Leonard un-
expected entertainment. Brose
was victor only by GA, So.
Zaborowski, who never had a
racquet in hand until June, 1914,
gave the east siders an unbilled
turn in eliminating Oscar Boya-
jian, Highland Park, favored to
reach the final, 6-2, 6-2. Tabor
owski made profitable use of a
drop shot, kept the ball moving,
and bothered Boyajian's back
hand enough to keep in front. In
the first set he led so before
Oscar brought the call to So.
Varady-M eren a. Westerns s
No. 2 doubles. supplied further
diversion on the west side in GUST
ing Northwesterns Tom Burridge
and Harold Rockwell, rs, 81
The previous day Burridge- Rock
well had side tracked Westerns
No. ! pair. Jack Schlieman-Ed-
ward Cook.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

forts as an instructor, statistical
and range officer. 25 rifle clubs.
members of the Southeastern
Michigan Rifle and Pistol Associa-
tion under the direction OF Bob
Bodda, awarded Sprague a life
membership in the National Rifle
Association and gold lapel
button.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

W" ~ D Y" -
National Club In Georgia ..
Jimmy EeXX Is hitting over SEQ
for the Phils American
League pitchers pitch away
from Pete Gray, the One-armed
81. Louis outfielder They
are afraid Of hitting him with a
pitched ball and steer clear OF
dusting him off for fear the
fans will think Il Is intentional.
1t Pat Mullin, former Tiger
Is an instructor in physical edu-
cation at Washington and Lee
University, has been in service IS
months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Praises Count Fleet

Jockey Johnny Lonrden saws Of
Count Fleet. 1T is like going from
an old jalopy 10 a l6-cVlinder car
when you get on the Count after
stepping off Of some plug, I Just
gave him the head and he'd 90. "
Count Fleet. no longer racing.
won the Kentucky Derby two
years ago Joe Kuhel Of the
Senators made his 2.0O0th major
league hit this spring on the field
where he baRged his first bic time
blow--Griffith Stadium.
Baseball historians are curious
10 know II the major leagues ever
had a pitcher weighing less than
155 pounds who was as good as
Wee Willie Shcrdel. star hurler
for the Cardinals from 1913 20
1920 Sherdcl won 2l and lost
10 in 1927 4. He weighed exactly
155.
Shortly after the British
thoroughbred HumoriSt, with
the late Steve Donoghue mp.
won the 1921 EPSON Derby, the
horse was found lying in his
stall in n pool Of blood =. His
owner ordered an autopsy per-
formed and IL was discovered
the horse had only one lung -.
Willie MoscOnl. world cham
pion. says pool and not
"pocket billiards" IL the right
name for the game , ,. . And de-
spite anything to the contrary.
he adds its "the Cleanest
sport going"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

N v
reason -.
the lie az u p
just doesn't
q Xist a n v
IN q re ..
A r I h u r
Donovan, the
he famous
y g W y oFk
h o Y | n &
r . I q r Q e
" h o h "A y
" or ke d In
IA "a ARID
G h a m pi o n
hi bouts,
will soon he
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
StoIz Winner

NEWARK, n. j., May 30 (UP)
Allie Stolz. one time contender
for the lightweight championship
won an unanimous eight-round de-
cision tonight over frankie Leta
in the feature bout at the
Bowl
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
'SatcheI' TO Pitch

=" CHICAGO, May 30 UP)-
Leroy (SatcheD Paige. 80. Negro
baseball's greatest pitcher, makes
his first mound appearance %
the season today when the Kansas
City Monarchs meet the Chicago
American Giants in a double
header at ComiSkey Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

rom the army
Ed Dudley
is "A three job
pro He
Is AZ Atlantic
CITY Country
lub now
In the 5uTu-
ner he viii
he al Braa l.
moor I'm Colo
RADIO Springs
And i'm
the winter at
the Aupusta
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
'Ganse++' Winner

PAWTUCKET, r. l., MAY &c
CUP)-Doctor Jeep, A. r Easts
4-year-old son of Transmute cap
tured the $1,000 allowance feature
az Narragansett Park Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
COWBOYS STAY

In consequence, Western was
willing to forego doubles progress
in the hope Robert Watkins
would advance in singles. But
NorthweStern's Jim Foley meas
ured Watkins, 6-3. Ga and Mer-
enda- -Varady proceeded to keep
the Cowboys in the tournament.
Present plans call for the
championship matches to be held
al Northwestern June a. East
side titles will be determined to-
morrow with the west finishing
a day later.
Alex HetIeck tHamtramckl defeated Charles
,nd io paTsI spO defeated Tom Hsrbon sB Eas,crhi
e-3, a.: Oscar BoyAjian Highland Park
Won from Phil Clark Eastern by default;
Henry Kueh.s lPsrshingl. 80. SO; Richard
s;.a e5 BON Gin oaa,PP F,.hns Hsh4pd go so a.
DOUBLES
Jim Mhsty-John Ksrcs Southeastern de-
feated Gerald EuEnO Jack Weinstein tCass
Techl So 90. walter EnFlishDirk Rus
sell fHamtrarcN defeated Pete Ki,kS-Biu
Youns Per,hinel so. so, Richard SUNDAY
AntunelliWAldo Buschala Eastern. 90. 90.
wEST sIDE SINGLES
Leonard prose Central defeated Tom
ssyTes iPedfordl "a sc Dick schulz
tMaeksn5isl defeated Art Jordan Redfotd
"a A-e a-T Henry Nilek tChsdseyl de-
fesfed charles Watson tNotthwestefn 2-e
"a - james Foley lNorthwesternl DE-
fcated Robert watkins Western, 90, 60
DOT RIFS
Az varady-Ine Merenda western DE-
icstef Tom nurridRe- Harold Rockwell North
western rs a-T Ole LynFklip-Clm Mercy
tPedfordi defeated PAT ReilyBob Conlcy
tUuiverHty Of Detroit. Ga. s-9 RAY
Gruhhn Jim Greene fUnivpryity ~ Detroit No
defeated william Fry-Gordon Limburg
tMacstngie O.. 90.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
SHOWS HER SKILL

The distinguished riflenan quail
ifcation is the highest in the NRA
series of - qualification awards
To win il, Miss Emig was required
to first complete all preceding
ratings and then demonstrate her
skill by firing on 10 targets at
each of the four positions with a
minimum of IS out of 20 on each
of the targets.
Miss Emig did even better than
that. She started with the per-
feet mark of 1000 out of a pos
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
q Today's |
0 R 7 R Al |

John s. Sprague, veteran rifle
shooter Of Detroit and member of
the ST. Mary's of Redford Rifle
Club was recently voted the hard
est working rifle instructor in
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Fiqht Results
nv United Press

NEWARK " Allie s'oI1 1921 View.
arb outpointtd Frankie Jtts. l36sa. iryinE-
ton, ~ J. t6l.
WHITE PLAINS n Y-rhu Palmer 147.
Vancouver B c. uotpolnted Vince LaSalvl
1867, Mount Vernon n y. tsI.
NEW BEDFORD Mass Benny Singleton
40 waterbury, Conn. won On q disqusli-
hcsticn from George L6Rover. 1873. PhiiA-
delphia tlol.
HARTFORD, Conn Henry Jordsn. i43k
outpointed Art Robinson. $50
Pittsburgh f10I
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGTE

Games behind leader.
PITTS = " w a. Chissso =
Brklyn 10 Chi'ago Bklvn ~ Pitts 2
81 T.. ., Phna Phil 81 Cincin. a
Only rAmes scheduled Boston Al - 4. a
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

craftsmanship was awarded today
to Mary Eleanor EHig l7-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Emig, 1926 Qene.
News of the honor was an
nounced today by the National
Rifle Association headquarters in
Washington, which said that the
award of Distinguished Rifieman
rating had been earned by the
pretty Detroit Edison gun wizard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
fstterdays hstuit$ Todays Games
y v II. ST T. DTT Al Y tn
Boston O. Chicago . ChisATo At PhliA az
PhnA 2. Clsv. 10 Cley At Boston -
inninfsi. st Inuis AZ wash
Only Eamss scheduled tvillthtnirht
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

VIII soon be RID GRANGE
headed overseas on USO tour.
Byron Nelson, who beat Sam
Snead In the second half ~
their worlds championship
match last Sunday. was play
Ing the Essex County course in
Jersey for the first time In 10
years.
Nelson now is a member Of the
most exclusive golf club in the
world, The Sweet wingers
Club that's an organization
of golfers who swing perfectly:
whose stance and grip are perfect
49,. Ed Dudley IS president" and
Tony Penna vice president"
Tommy Byrnes, youngStcr
who used to pitch for the Yam
KEGS. and who is now an Officer
in the navy, arrived az the Yam
kee Stadium the other day
Funny thing" he told Cas-
Adams, 'my boat doCked A/
Iran not long ago and some fell
low had some gloves and
baseball, and We started 10
throw the ball back and forth.
And did / have stuff9 I could
have threaded the eye OF
needle. Imagine that.
"The first time I ever had
control, and I'm 5000 miles
from Yankee stadium"
one reason Pete Gray. the
Browns one-handed outfelder is
able 10 swing a 35-ounce bat is
that his left arm is abnormally
developed Marines in the
south Pacific have their OWN YER
sion Of bowling they use CO.
conuts for balls, rolled on the
sand flats Of the beach and shot
at blocks of wood
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
MACK WON'T SAY


Connie Mack declined TO COM
ment on what prompted him TO
trade Hayes.
I'VE have acquired Mr.. Rosar
for Frank and that's all i care
To say about the deal" Mack
said.
ROSar, also a catcher. had not
played this season and had indi-
Gated his temporary retirement
from baseball because of salary
differences with the Indians Sew
eral weeks ago he notified the
Cleveland club he would return
TO the game. but indicated he de-
sired 10 be traded 10 another
club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
ROOKIE TO START

Allen Gettel and Walter Dubiel
or Hank Borowy are expected 10
pitch for the Yank KEGS today
Gettel. recruit up from the Nor
folk Class B league club, where
he pitched all of last season.
pitched the Yankees into first
place the other day. Duhiel hurled
a three-hitter against the White
Sox in his clubs winning streak
Among Yankees whose hitting
has contributed largely 10 the
New York clubs great stirge arr
Nick Etten, George Stirnweiss and
frankie Grosetti, ait OF whom are
hitting over the 300 mark. The
Yankees topped off their eight
game streak with $50 win over
the Browns. league champions,
yesterday. Jack Kramer was
knocked out of the box.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
HELPS BEAT EN-

Hayes, who will work for his
new teammates today, helped beat
them yesterday getting one OF the
six hits the AS obtained in heat
ing the Indians, 2 to in 10 in
ninEs. The defeat ended five
game winning streak k--
The St, Louis Cardinals bested
the Philadelphia Phillies in a
battle of Barretts"3 in a night
game. 8 10 1. Dick Barrett started
for the Phils but lasted only until
the fifth. He had given up pairs
of runs to the Cards in the second
and third innings. Meanwhile
Charley Barrett was throttling
the Phils and went the distance
for a four-hitter.
Washington and Detroit in the
American League and Cincinnati
and Boston in the National
League did not play.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
TIGERS Meet Yanks in Battle For Lead
indians F|dq
Stock Rises

NEW YORK, May 30 CUP)-
There was no holiday the base.
ball marts today where lively
speculation -cen1ered- -on-the
chances OF the Cleveland Indians
now that they have acquired
frankie Hayes, the most durable
catcher in the major leagues.
The Yankees swept their three
game series with the Browns az
New York. winning the finale, II
10 0 behind Alley Donald's five
hit pitching, 1t was his fourth vie
tory and second -shutout,
Even in defeat, the Indian pen
nant stock was bullish. because
the team has been playing good
baseball Of late and lack Of a
good all-around catcher was their
principal weakness.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Detroit Girl. IL. Wins
HHiSIleSt Rifle Award
928 OF 1000
BY DON GILLIEs

highest rating rifle sfbfe points prone
fnaftsmansttp awarded today position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Need Sweep
ToGdin Top
By LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK. May 30-With the
league lead at stake in a three
game series, the Tigers and Yam
KEGS tangle in Memorial Day dou-
BILE header at Yankee Stadium
here today.
A seasons record crowd Of
more than $4,000 is expected TO
storm the stadium gates 10 see
the torrid Yankees, on the wings
of an eight-game winning streak
which swept them from fourth TO
first place, defend their new-feund
honorS.
To gain the top the Tig ers
would have TO sweep all three
games here-the twin bill today
and a twilight contest booked for
tomorrow evening. This. even the
most Sanguine Tigers admit, is a
big order, what with the Yankees
hot and the Detroit club crippled
with injuries TO key men.
HAL, OVERMIRE HURL
Harold Newhouser and Frank
-tStubby1 Overmire, left-handers,
will attempt TO stop the Yankees
today. Paul (Dizzy) Trout. suffer-
ing from a torn muscle in his side,
is not ready 10 resume pitching
as yet. II is questionable whether
or not he will be ready in Boston,
the next stop for the Tigers,
Bob Swift, who had his right
shoulder wrenched in the game in
which Al Benton fractured his leg
in Philadelphia, may get behind
the plate in one Of the games here
today
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
TRADE IN SPOTLIGHT

The stunning news that Man
ager Connie Mack Of the Phila-
-deiphia As had traded the iron
man IN the iron maSk" in a
straight player deal for catcher
Warren Buddy Rosar, idle hold
out of the Iidians, overshadowed
everything else along the diamond
fronts.
Despite Hayes failure to hit as
we'll as last year when he batted
.24S. his current mark of .227 is
second only 10 Mike fresh of the
Chicago White Sox among the
regular American League catch
erS
Moreover, the 29-year-old Gather
who has caught 1S9 straight
games for the AS, tops all of his
piate-mateS in the league in runs
batted in, with IA, is first in
-hOmers with three, first in extra
base with five, and second in total
hits with %
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
WOULD BUILD
ANOTHER JAIL

Jesse T. creech. state prison
supervisor. appeared Last night
before the county commission
and advocated the condemnation
% the present jail building and
the construction Of anoher jail.
with a grant u 50 percent from
the federal government
He explained that the money
had not yet been made available
by legislation. lzut the Likelihood
was that Il would be. He showed
plans and offered suggestions for
the construction u the proposed
new jail
The commission agreed 20 In
vestigate the matter Just as soon
as Il learned that the government
had made pT0vision for that type
% work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14

Key West Hotel Association
held It's regular monthly meeting
90 la Concha Hotel
Mr.. keyes. from the KEY wes'
Area Rent Office. was present
and local accommodation rates
were discussed.
The association reported an ex-
perdIturc ~ SOS. 600 for redec-
orations and improvements. Mr.
bunamy ~ IRE Overseas Hotel
announced that q neW hotel wHl
shortly be- opened a. South
Beach.
4 letter from the Junior Cham.
ptf OF Gommerce was received re.
mindine the ASSOCIATION and totlF
80 homes II the competition OF
other Florida critics and tins beach
- and recreation facilities offer
ed hy them Il Was unanimously
dcCided % remind frecholders II
the proposed beach project bond
election.
Mr. Hodge, president 81 the as
soclatiun. also stressed the need
81 new information pamphlet 30
IT, distributed a. a guide fof tour
lists Nancy johnson was named
chairman ~ that committee
The next annual meeting 81 the
association wlli he held Dccemhcr
~ when ire election II Officers
viii take place
A donation 81 the Humane So
ciety vas voted fof ard Wlll b.
forwarded. and a previous dona-
tlon 90 the Community Chest vas
recorded
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-14
school GROUP
HOLDS MEETING

The regular nonthly NESTING
of the Junior -ScnloT HtKig sesaooi
Was held last night ~ thn hnne
OF MRS. Ted Canova. rossn 1siin-
er chairman. with Mrs. J l.
Menendez and Mrs. Esu Bauua-
gandt assisting Business waa
discussed with a gossd attend nce
OF mothers.
The next meeting all b. held
the Ord Tuesday in DcxemhsF 81
the home Of Mrs.. MyFtmnd Gates