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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
Golf Winners Are
Guests OF Losers

ksy West Golf Club held its
monthly dinner at the Sun and
end club last night. Hosts were
iHt n-cr- of the individual four
suws play concluded last Sun.
.bE
Robert Dopp. chairman of the
entertainment committee, pro-
Idsd chicken dinner and two
alve shorts were shown, one
.1 Rull and the other on fo0t-
llH The golf short featured
.a'f hy Dick Metz, well-known
fofs ional who has performed
s the local links
Thor attending last nights af-
r DO we've.
b. Herman Moore, William
W4kins. Robert Dopp, Tony De-
HsiItt Leo Lopez. Curry Harris,
Ilsd Mathews, James Cooper,
tIaucie Delaney DR. Jack Hayes,
lIua,e OBryant, Roy Dulion,
luuls Pierce. Bob SpottsWood,
Gilmore Park. Bob billiard, Joe
Iupsr lIumhert Mira, Jimmy
IIa Paul Mesa, Glenn Price
Iun knight, Norman Artman,
Charlie Yates. John Kirschen-
i.um FItldon ElbeTtson.
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SPORTS and
RECREATION
D..nnllnnnnllMlnnlllnIlIIIIlIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIII'

HiAillill 1895
SWIMMING South Beach, south
end 1f Duval Street.
pFFPsEA FISHING-Guif Book,
v<t Caroline Street; Craig
Dock. north end of Grinnell
Street
RAsEBALL-Winter League dou-
leheadcr every Sunday, l;ou
pm a. Municipal Stadium,
Du,k Ave. and l4th st.
GOLF Municipal Golf Course
stock Island
TENNIS -Bayview Park on Di-
vision Street day and night
fa,IluesD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES courts
20 south Beach and BayView
Park
t4ANDBALL-- Bayview Park.
sHuFFLEBOARD 49, b we W
Park and South Beach.
pfcHICKING-Tables at Say
view Park.
CHlDRENs PLAYGROUND -
Bavvlew Park.
COMFORT sTATIoNs-hsyvie~
Park. -----------.
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ROLLER SKATE Event
WINNERS ANNOUNCED

AT the Recreation Departments
Tuesday night roller skating
program at Bayview Park, Eu-
gene Hernandez came out tops"
to win the boys race with Luz
clio Gonzalez trailing him in
second place. Edward Curry was
first in the junior boys skate.
Doris Hargrave sped around
the rink with Dorothy Lesher
just behind her, to win Cor the
girls. Johnny Cruz and his part
ner, Lucy" Gonzalez, and
Franklin Hernandez with Martin
Leon as his partner, were the
winning couples in the pushing
race.
The next supervised Roller
Skating program will be held OF
the park on Friday night with
Miss Jane Hopkins of the Recre-
alton Department in charge.
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Sue Olsen Leads
Women BOWlers

sue olson scored 1873 to lead
fU. USO Navy Wives weekly
bowling meet % the u. S. Sub
U4.e Tuesday morning The run
.....up we're Jane Sears, who
..r.i 1873 and Betty Reineke'
fu ia points.
otto. player, included V g a
Wood Monic Murphy, Sue b.
~uHb. Elolse Ii,neer, Cede Par
.4s Pat Do,enon Eleanor Gar
.t Mablr Goodwin. Emily Des
AIm.rr. GLADYS Turner and
Many Higgins. USO Director
.nl Adams and Noes WD
Area Worker EIlee n Coughlln
...uuuani,d the bowlers.
BoNlgl,. beginners and eX-
,..tr,,d. ave invited TO regis
.. ~ th, Jackson Square uSO
fl. tUr weekly matches. All
...u4I, wives are welcome.
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Raiders Get First Real Test
Tonight With USS Sarsfield

Key West basketball fans will
set an opportunity TO see how
Their city champs. the Red Raid
esa stack up against first-class
opposition tonight when the UsS
saraiield five invados the High
school gym for an exhibition tilt
The destroyer team is brinaful
oi former college and high school
siarM including an ex-Naval
a. ssiemy lumsnary. a former
Penn state varsity player and an
eE.farsity man from st. Johns,
one of the kingpins Of intercol-
leeiate basketball.
The Raiders. representing
Louis Csrbonell's Luncheonette.
have shown the same class this
scar which gave them the 1916
cltr utle No other team in the
1.ty League has seriously threat
ened their domination of the
nI.uit
Fans are wondering. conse-
Uaently. whether the city champs
0lald take a good outside team
and the game tonight should
provide the answer. The Sars-
ueld sharpshooters have knocked
ia number Of service teams
tah little effort. sinking the
ISIS Wlkie approximately 20 TO
ID uI thoreabOuts.
"A fra class bill is scheduled
tlnight with the High School
Varsity Girls. current leaders in
the femme circuit. taking on the
Catholic Youth Club lassies at
as q m, and the u s. Marines
tHnainR with the Wilkie an hour
letter The feature contest starts
o. 8l3 o'clock
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QUICK WORK

RIO DE JANEIRO. - Within
one hour after the death Of Jose
Martinelli, lawyers acting for his
daughter by his first marriage.
asked the court to open the will
at once. Martinelh, who arrived
in Brazil 54 years before penni-
less, made his start by selling
lottery tickets and finally became
the head of a financial empire.
His estate is estimated TO total
around $5,000,000 Another heir
of the estate is the l0-year-old
SON by his second wife.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A CHANCE TO LEARN TO FLY
Get off the ground. you smart
birds, and save a real nest-egg
at the same time! Fit yourself
with flying future ca
reer of tomorrow. Free quar-
tiers, free medical and dental
care, rapid advancement in
creased basic pay plus SOC fly
ing pay! Go to your nearest
Army Recruiting Station for
further information. 302-303
P.O. Bldg, Miami, Fla.
janis 1t
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i942 Hubert Johnson cusfom-built
So sport fisherrnan's cruiser with
beautiful flying BRIDGE Ship
shore phone, new Chrysler s
engine. fully equipped Cost
$4,000. sell for $4,000. Write
Ronald King. 2l2 Central Park,
South, New York City 10, New
York. .jan4-12tx
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Transit And Army
Elves Win Games

Key West Transit Co. doubled
the score on the Boca Chica Ma
rines last night to take 48-24
decision in a Class Al contest Of
the City Basketball League at the
high school gym.
In the other league games play
ed the Army Defenders lengthen-
ed their lead in the Class B cir
cult with a 1928 win over the
Junior Conchs, chiefly through an
l8-point spree in the second Pc
Rod.
Box scores:
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The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy weather with little change
in temperature. Moderate south
easterly winds becoming fresh
offshore, today, tonight and
Thursday.
Florida: Partly cloudy and
warm with widely scattered
showers today, tonight and
Thursday.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Partly
cloudy weather. Gentle to mod
crate east OF southeast winds to-
day, increasing to moderate to
fresh Thursday.
No small craft or storm warn
ings have been issued.
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Key Vests best restaurant, with
excellent living quarters, doing
more business than any. Own
err leaving city. Will stand
strictest investigation. The price
is right. Must be sold this
week.
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us. Marines

Score by quarters of the Army
Junior Conch game:
Army - 5 10 4 6-33
Junior Conchs 0 2 z l4-23
Umpire: Heron; referee: Pap
.ich; scorer: Aguilar; timekeeper:
Red Talon
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;Duval st. rooming house with tive
apartments, in a good location
Priced right for quick sale.
$4,000 per month incomes
room home, with seven cottages,
all rented. Also has filling sta
ton, one of Key Vests best
corners. 100000 cash will
handle.
IDuval Street property. Have sew
eral pieces well located to suit
any business. Come in and let's
talk it over.
Homes. Have three of the most
exclusive homes in Key West.
All close to the water. And
the prices are not inflated.
Two small restaurants. Price ONLY
$7,50o.00 each. Either one a
bargain.
Business and residential lots in all
sections of the city. / have what
you are looking for.
Keys property. Waterfront, small
islands, large tracts of acreage.
Suitable for all needs. Prices
below market.
Cecil Carbonell, 200 Duval st.
janl4-3tx
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PHOTO SUPPLIES

New classes in Photographic mod
cling will be starting in two
weeks. Please apply in person
for an interview if you are in
terested. Pilkington Studio, SIS
Fleming Street. jan6-tf
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FRANCE NEEDS YOUR HELP

FRANCE NEEDS YOUR HELP
The Budget for shipping clothes
overseas is exhausted. If you,
you and you who have so gen.
erously helped us in the past,
will now send, even as low as
dollar bill in an envelope,
care Citizen. Box X-46, your
reward will be a personal let
ter of thanks from the French
representative, for YOUR help
to reestablish this war stricken
country! Bundles For France"
Headquarters, 709 Ashe street.
Phone 692, afternoons.
ianl5-3tx
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Two lots, enclosed with wire
. fence, has 2-car garage and
cocoanut trees. Apply Archer's
Grocery. jan13-3t
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Lease on Duval St. rooming house
with restaurant, low rent. This
is a real opportunity.
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Nicaragua is named after an
Indian chief.
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FOR SALE

White porcelain tabletop "Qual-
ity" gas range with deep we'll
cooker and thermostatic oven
control. Original cost $4,000,
selling for $500. 1921 Flagler
or phane 1172-J. janl5-2tS
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CLASSIFIED DADS
ron BALE

GIFTS - GIFTS - GIFTS +
Wedding, shower, birthday. an
niversary, or just one Of apnfe-
citation. You can find just what
you want at Shirts Linen Shop,
5l2 Fleming. Phone f18.
ian1-tf
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New house, just finished. All new
electric kitchen, hot and cold
water. Completely furnished.
Two lots, 100 X 100. Garden.
If interested full details will be
given. Apply $685. Duck Ave.
ianl4-3tx
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LOST

Liberal reward offered for return
of partial dental plate lost Jan.
5th. Contact Lujan, 535 Francis
ST. janl4-4t
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BASKETBALL
High School Gymnasium
Might Games)

QlllIIIlliIllllIIIlllII IIlIllIlIillfiill'
7:l5-High School Girls VS..
Catholic Youth Club.
a:l5-US Marines VS.. USS Will
kie.
9:l5-Red Raiders VS.. USS Sars-
field.
THURSDAY
7:f5-Junior conchs VS.. Ro-
mero's Electric.
a:15-hadio VS.. BSS Wiikie.
9:l5--Coca-Ceia VS.. Key West
Transit &c.
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ron SALE

ATTENTION, INVESTORS
23-room hotel Telephone serv-
ice in each room, centrally To-
Gated. s2e.0e0.oe cash will ham
ole.
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Three-bedroom bungalow in fine
condition Completely furnish
ed, oak floors, nice bathroom.
electric kitchen and separate
wash room with Bendix wash
ing machine. Price, $1,000;
terms, $4,000 cash, balance
monthly. Johnson & johnson.
phone 372. jan10-tf
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General Electric home de luxe
stove, good condition. Also g.
piece maple dining room suite.
See Mr.. Armengol. Ocean View
Dining Room, $40 United St.
isn14-3t
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;Duval st. rooming house with two
apartments, in a good location.
Priced right for quick sale.
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1887 ChrysleE, good body, running
condition. three new tires, $500
cash. First offer takes it. Apply
1875 Ann ST, rear of Citizen.
jan13-3tx
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Three Bedroom House in. resi-
dental section. Lot 1871 deep
and 40 wide, plus additional
lot 49, by AZ. $1,000 down,
balance $780,, at $40 month.
Apply Citizen Office.
janl0-tf
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Agricultural and pastoral prod
ucts comprise more than 80 per
cent of Argentina's exports.
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Large rowboat. First SIS takes it.
$500 Seidenbers Avenue.
jaR15-4tx
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Jan. Is, 1947
observation taken at $50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Tornnaraf.yrae
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TIDES
Tomorrow
Naval Base
eastern Standard Time)
Hinh Tide Low Tide
6:31 am. 1885 am.
Sal pm.
ADDITIONAL. TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time of Height of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda Chr.
(bridge) I'D min. 90 fl.
No Name Key -h2hr.
least side) 20 min.
Boca Chica Chr.
SANDY Point 40 min.
Caldas Channel -f2hr.
north end) 10 min. +1.4 IT.
Minus Sign-Corrections to be
sabtracted
Plus Sign - Corrections to be
added.
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Cecil Carbonell, 200 Duval St.
janl4- 3tx
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
not we are guilty.
His open letter follows:

not We are guilty.
His open letter follows:
To my resources in the Mems
wear Field:
Il am unable to take the time
to write all of my wholesale
friends who have booked me for
English-made merchandise, for
which l have waited anxiouSly
for over seven years. l need this
merchandise urgently. However,
l don't find it in my heart or con-
science to make 5 cents off the
support of my enemies.
PLEASE, THEREFORE, CAN
GEL FROM MY ORDERS WITH
YOU FOR THIS FALL-HOLI-
DAY-AND NEXT SPRING ANY
MERCHANDISE MADE IN ENG
LAND OR OF ENGLISH MADE
FABRICS.
Il regret this action but have
no alternative as 1 cannot COM
promise my conscience for mere
profit. I must, in my small way,
try to stem the BRITISH NAZI
TACTICS and ACTION from
consummating on German soil
those brutalities and beastialities
which Adolf Hitler was unable
to do. We must help our fellow
co-religionists who survived the
Nazi terror from succumbing now
and ironically on German soil.
MAY 1 also urge you, dear
to protest to your Sen
ators, your Congressman, Secre-
tary of State Marshall and Presi-
dent Truman, in the name of all
you hold sacred. Your little bit
can help and will help if enough
of us raise our voices in protest.
In unity there is strength.
MAY God protect the survivors
Of Exodus 1947 and inscribe them
in the Book of Life for the New
Year"
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
MUSIC SEASON
STARTED AT u
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page II
ing on some ingenious and intri-
cate routines at half time, which
will be impressive to the specta-
tors. Helping him is Cecil Whit
aker, a student and president of
the National Bandmen'S Fratern-
ity. Phil Bryce will return as ba-
ton twirler. He is we'll known for
his deft performance and intri-
cate maneuvers.
The football team should get
excellent support from its band,
already having very good repu-
tation.
Mr.. Fain also announces that
the Concert Band is sponsoring a
contest for Tucson student pian-
lists. The winner will appear as
soloist at one of its concerts.
Contestants must be sponsored
by their piano teacher and re-
quired to perform the forst move
ment of a piano concerto by
Grieg. Entry blanks may be Sc
cured from Mr.. Fain, director.
Harry Safran, field representa-
tive for SOS will meet with the
SOS Committee in the Council
offices on Oct. 9Th.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

little guy, a little guy trying to
make living through his Santa
Rita Mems Shop. He was here to
refurnish his stock.
But Sam couldn't get down to
business.
How, he kept wondering, how
could he help his people?
Then he sat down and wrote a
letter to the Editor of The Post:
"Your paper is liberal. Would
it print the enclosed which to my
mind is the kind of thing England
will understand and notice-un-
like the Goebbelesque statement
of Gen. Parker in Palestine that
Jews can only be hurt in the
pocketbook? I believe England's
history and actions prove she and
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

for the welfare departments So
cial service needs.
The budget request was for
$13,437 This years ALLEGATION
from the Community Chest is ST.
000 The large increase was based
on the fact that of a total present
budget for that department of $9,-
500 (Chest plus UJA funds)), ap-
proximately $4,000 has already
been expended in the first 6
months of 1947. Indications are
that welfare needs will be even
greater next year.
The Chest budget committee re-
jected the request, recommending
a budget of $1,000, the same as
last year. They explained they
are essentially interested in ad-
ministrative expense and not in
welfare (relief) needs. They con-
tend that the state of residence
should support needy persons. A
member of the budget committee
suggested that the church should
take over the relief work Ga prac-
tice long regarded as obsolete and
undesirable).
The Council will consider this
matter at their meeting on Oct.
18th.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
CZECH JEWS REHABILITATED

New York (JPS) = Approx
mately IS percent of the 10000
Jews in Czechoslovakia have been
economically and socially alb
sorbed in all walks of life" DR..
Jan Papanek, Czechoslovakian
Ambassador and a permanent def
egate to the United Nations Gen
eral Assembly, asserted here last
week.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
KAUFMAN'S LETTER TO
NEW YORK POST AN EPIC

The article below reprinted from the Sept r. 1947
edition of the New York Post 1t inspired letter which
Sam Kaufman of Tucson, the editor of
Post The purpose Of the letter is sefexplanatory and
have been informed that Kaufman letters
thus far, commencing him for it,
The Arizona proud publish the entire article
and letter herewith
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

The former Phyllis Landwad and her husband Mr. and
Mrs Irving Edelson shown atop the Hotel
roof garden Atlantic City, where they honeymooned after
fashionable wedding at Louis Sherrys in New York
June 22nd.
Mrs Edeson the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Sol Landwad
E. 2nd prominent Tucsonans and Mr. Edeson the of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Edelson of New Britain Conn.
group of Tucsonians, numbering 30, present in
New York for the wedding Miss Charlotte Wiener formerly
of Tucson, maid of honor and sorority sister, Carol
High, now of New York, bridesmaid.
Mr. Edelson is attending the u of Buffalo School
of Dentistry while Phyllis is baceriologist with cardiac
specialist there She maored the u of Arizona
oogy. They live at 401 Minnesota Street in Buffalo
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
ADDITIONAL GROUP
WORSHIPS ON HOLIDAY

Fifteen persons gathered at the
home of Mendol Bandes, 2209 E.
End, to worship during the recent
High Holy Days. Leading in the
prayers were Irving Roth and A
Chase. A Scroll had been borrow
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

BARS MADE IN ENGLAND"
By LEO M. SWAIN, JR.
Sam Kaufman is a neighbor of
ours = a neighbor from Tucson,
AriZ.
He came into the city the other
day-weighted and worried by
the turn of the worlds affairs.
Particularly, he was upset about
the plight of the Jews abroad, and
more particularly about the fate
of the passengers and crew of the
Exodus 1947.
Sam is just one of us, just a
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

ed from Congregation Anshei
Israel.
At present there are no plans
for them to worship together dur
ing the approaching Holidays.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS,
PRESENTS BUDGET TO
COMMUNITY CHEST.

Continued from page ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
PIRATES WAGNER
LOOKS FORWARD
TO l947 SEASON
Dutchman Invades
Land Of Sunshine For
First Time

PITTSBURGH, Jan. IL (P -
Honus Wagner, generally rated the
best shortstop in baseball history,
signed his seth major league con-
tract today and looked forward to
a new experience - the Flying
Dutchman never has been in Flor
ida.
The Pirates will train at Miami
Beach this spring.
Guess l have been in just. about
every other state in the country"
said the Pirate Coach, who'll be Is
on Feb. "a, as he scrubbed his
name on a contract. He recalled
that the Pirates trained at Jack
sonville in 1918 but that was the
year after 1 quit playing"
Neither General Manager ]. Roy
Hamey or Honus would reveal the
figures on his 18th coaching con-
tract but its a pretty safe guess ii
called for more than the $35 9
month Wagner drew when he sign
ed his first professional contract
with Steubenville, Ohio. in 1895.
And out of that he had to buy his
uniform.
Wagner drew as much as $40, 600
in one year but the story the old
timers like to tell on the Dutchman
is one concerning the time he refus-
ed a 10000 contract, saying 81, SOC
was all he was worth. That was
during the early days of the cen
tury when the American League
was being organized and he was
offered in the neighborhood of $780,
COO to jump the national circuit.
The man who led the senior
league batters eight seasons got
mis- major league start in 1897 when
the late Barney Dreyfuss said Ed
Barrow, then running the Peterson
N. j., club, $4,000 and took him to
Louisville, a member of the u club
National League.
After three years the league was
reduced to eight clubs and Drey-
fuss brought Wagner to Pittsburgh
with him. Playing his native city,
the Dutchman reached his greatest
heights finally retiring in 1917 at
the age of 43.
Following the death of Dreyfuss
in 1882, Honus and his wife Bessie
walked into the office of Bill Bens-
wanger, newly appointed president.
Bessie did all the talking: Jay
wants a job with you."
Doing what?" queried Benswan-
ger. Anything" said Bessie, Just
so he a wear a Pittsburgh uni
form"
The Pirate roster was full of
coaches but Benswanger said he
would see what Manager George
Gibson thought.
Certainly we'll make room for
the Dutchman," was Gibson's spon-
taneous reply.
And so the beloved old Dutchman
will trek off to Florida for the
first time after his usual winter of
hunting to show a new crop of
youngsters how he topped the base
ball world in ye olden days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Earl Mann Named On
Baseball Committee

DURHAM, Jan. 11.-O.R-Presi-
dent Earl Mann of the Atlanta
Crackers in the Southern associa-
ton will be the third member Of
the Minor League Baseball execu-
tive committee, it was announced
today.
W. G. Bramham, president Of
the Minors, made the announce
ment after conference with George
M. Trautman, who succeeds him
Jan. 20.
Mann fills the spot vacated by
Billy Evans, who resigned the
Southern association presidency to
become general manager of the
Detroit Tigers. Mann, a former
member of the committee, will
serve until the next Minor league
convention in December as repre-
sentative of the Class AA and Class
A leagues.