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Evening star., 1949-05-15
President Enjoys Afternoon With Senators
baseball, That Isl, Hopes to Repeat His Visit

the third inning he stood TO see
what happened when a woman
spectator was hit by Shortstop
Sam Denies wild throw. He stood
in the seventh inning stretch"
with the other fans.
Openly roofing for the Mats.
Mr.. Truman jumped TO his feet
In the Washington half Of the
seventh to cheer Eddie Robinson's s
single to right that scored Clyde
vollmer and Eddie Yost. Through
out the game Mr.. Truman was
joshing members OF his party who
were roofing for Boston and took
kidding In good grace when the
Red Sox scored three runs In the
seventh to grab a 4-3 lead.
The President applauded sew
eral times during the game and
particularly pleasing TO him was
a fifth inning doubleplay which
got the Mats out of trouble.
Mr.. Truman was accompanied
to the game by some OF nus Wnlte
House staff. including Mr.. Ross
Mai. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan,
military aide: Rear Admiral Rob-
ert L. Dennison. naval aide: Brig
Gen. Robert B. Landry. Air Force
aide: David Stowe. administra-
tive assistant; William J. Hop
kins, executive clerk, and Eben
Ayers. assistant press secretary
1t was not the first time Mr..
Truman had attended a WASH
ington game unannounced. On
June 81. l947. he appeared at Grit
fifth Stadium to dedicate the Wal
ter johnson memorial plaque and
remained TO see the Mats defeat
st. Louis, 5-f.-HAWKINS.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
NoIon Wins 500 Pole Position;
80 Hurt as Stands Collapse

his $4,000 Novi Mobil special
almost 1873 miles an hour TO take
the pole position for the big event.
Bill Cantrell. Louisville boat
racer. set q new l0-mile record
of l25.022 miles an hour for a
semistock car. He drove the bus
engine powered Fageol twin-coach
special.
The IL qualifiers were so fast
that Mauri Rose. 800" winner the
last two years. was showed clear
back to the tenth starting posi-
tion-the inside of the fourth row.
Drivers and cars that qualified:
First row-Duks Nalcn. Sherman Oaks
Calf Novi Moeil Special, I3e .aya m p.h-
Rex Mays. Los Angeles. Now Mcnn Spe.
fIss sssseas e cs q et; s.ef 8 Fseon sassisi
s.ssaa Tos.s.p HsIlsaa. s s F Re.sinf T,.,p 2. :,
Garter: santa Monica. Csln. Bslanss
Los .Anseies. Blue crcwn Special. les -s2'
Spring Cant. Howard Ksck speciai
Aasomos.is .as e sh,posrs stsf speeisl % IL ss
m p,h.: Johnny Mantx. Ions Beach. Calf
AFanianian Special. i2T.7S6 No oh
Ind, Blue Crown Special. i27. .s5e m-n.h.
Hal Cole. South Gate. Cali. Graneo'
Special, IL .i6s mp Bill CsntSea
cial. le5 .a22 m p-h- -
fifth row-Merrfn Doel Williams
Wyspcotte. Mich, Ssrsfon $500
f2Si6i mu.h.:: Henry Banks. conpfoE
calf, Federal EnEtneerirg k&ceetAl
I24e3s m.ph.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Last -Four Neve. IN Race.
Winner in 1884. '6
Liked PuIestinion
o. NE AaaasAeassa Frsss

BALTIMORE. May l&.--Ths
Jockey wiao rode the preaknsas
winners Of 1894 and less
picked paiestinisn 20 triumph
In today's lard renewal Of the
Pinlico elassie--and he was
almost right.
palesslnian was second 10
cspot.
Sam Fisher, nos si. was
aboard knight Of EilsrtiIs in
- and reappeared two years
later with The Bard
A resident Of Baltimore, he
has missed only ons Prsaknsss
In the past 81 yearn~~cisatlos .
victory In the 1913 running He
was III tf1sn
Fskhsr aaid ns llksd fsRlss-
tInimnk chances because ne
was being ridden by that -'ftai-
Ian boz. who's . pretty good
Jockey"
The jockey whose name ss-
capped him il Eddie Arearo. VINO
also has won the Preakness
twice. and made o ssr0sag bid
today when he took second In
. photo fntah.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

President Truman has adopted
the Senators-baseball Senator'S,
that is-as his favorite folk. He
paid a surprise visit to Griffith
Stadium yesterday to welcome
home the Washington club from a
victorious road trip and intimated
to Clark Griffith. the Senators
boss. that he'd like to be a more
regular fan.
IT want to come out regularly
without any fanfare" Mr.. Griffith
reported the President as saying,
while Presidential Secretary
Charles G. Ross said Mr.. Truman
had a sudden notion to attend the
game. IF he can get by with 1t
this time. he may go out again,
Ross said.
President Truman's presence
particularly was pleasing to Pitch
er Ray Scarborough, who had
notched two of his three victories
this season with the Chief Execu-
tive in his first-base box. Ray,
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Mike Kohoe, rs, Decd;
ICutcher for Johnson
by me Assoeicisd Press

AKRON, Ohio, May I'M.
chael ]. 6Mikel Kahoe, 76. an out
standing catcher with four najol
league teams In baseball's earl,
days. died here today.
One of the first catchers TO use
shinguards. Kahoe was a bat
terry partner of the immortal Wal
ter johnson with the Washington
Senator'S from 1907 TO 1915. Pre-
yiously he had caught for the Gin
cinnati Reds. st. Louis Browns and
Chicago Cubs
Upon retirement he became .
scout for the Boston BrayT
Evening star., 1949-05-15

who defeated Philadelphia, So
on opening day and Boston, Sd
yesterday said, II think I'll exteno
a personal invitation to MIR. Tru-
man to keep coming out. He's
good luck"
Pitcher Mickey Haefner. as
signed to sit in the aisle by Mr..
Truman and snatch any foul balls
slammed in his direction, used his
point of vantage to advantage.
II asked him If he'd sign q
ball for my 11-year-old son
Mickey" said Haefner. land Mr.
Truman said he'd be glad to.
didn't have a fountain pen SO he
used his. He got q big kick out
of the game" Haefner revealed
that another request for the Pres
ident's autograph was made by Q
Washington player. but Micke,
said, Wed better not start that.
Munching peanuts during the
contest, Mr.. Truman was brought
to his feet on three occasions. Ir
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Truman Looks On as Mats Beat Red Sox 5 to 4
1864 See Robinson Hit
.Bio Runs Across in 9TH

Dente. but the ball popped from
his glove and both runners were
safe.
The bases were loaded = moment
later when Pinch-hitter Lou
Stringer beat out Q bunt down
the third base line. Hitchcock
scored oBrien and Strinser.
Scarborough served notice In
the first inning that the Red Sox
would have q difiicult day. BY the
grace OF q pop ny single 10 center
by Di Maggie. Pesky's single which
AL Kozar speared with q DIVING
stab and q walk TO Williams. Bos-
ton filled the bases with none out
Scarborough got Stephens 10 loft
O soft fly TO Vollmer In short cen.
ter. then essed out OF trouble
when Dente took Bobby Doerr's
grounder and launched 1t on 4
double play journey.
NAT NOTES; Sid Hudson.
4-hit shutout pitcher against the
Cleveland Indians in hts last start
will face the Red Sox In today's
2:30 game : Chuck Stobbs or
Joe Dobson will pitch for Boston
|. Kozar was lost TO the Mats
for q day or two when he pulled
groin muscle running out his
hit In the second inning.
President Clark Griffith held q
conference with Son-in- Law Joe
Cronin. general manager Of thu
Red Sox. but denied . deal /,
brewing vice-president Cal
win 0rifIith said. They talked
over family matters. but
wouldn't be surprised II . pitcher
entered into the conversation
The Sox are desperate fol
pitching help.
Twice the Mats had runners or
third with one out and couldn,
score them L. In the sixth, De1ts
doubled and Evans sacrificed, but
Pesky took Scarboroughs sharp
grounder and tagged out Dente a.
he attempted 10 scurry back to
third.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Walter Judnich Given
Release by Pirutes
BY the A..eeiotsd Pres.

PITTSBURGH. May 1.-THE
Pittsburgh Pirates baseball club
today announced the outright re-
lease of outfielder Walter Judnich
to San Francisco Of the Pacific
Coast League.
Judnich was purchased from
Cleveland last February. took part
in ten games for Pittsburgh this
spring. and batted .229. His re-
lease cuts the Pirate roster to %
Evening star., 1949-05-15
As Top Yankees, S-5,
On Joost's Home Run
By the Assoeioied Pre-"

PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-Eo-
die 1oost climaxed an uphill battle
for the Philadelphia Athletics TO-
dav with a three-run eighth-inning
homer that earned the AS an 80
triumph over the New York yam
KEGS.
Joost struck his deciding nioW
off Bob Porterfield. third OF 1ouf
Yankee pitchers. with two down.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Totals 35 72416 Totals "a 20
- Struck out for Niarhos in ninth,
Forced Guerra for kellner IN eishSi'
eps,MisdeIphia esM -- 100 100 33x-s
Runs-woddling Heinrich, Berra. Brown
iindelI, Joost 90, Moses, Fain. chapman
Vaio. wright. Errors-Riazuto. Sudsr'
Fsin, Runs hStted in-Chapman Sail'
Vaio Joost (3). Brown, go. Rizzuto 81 81
Fain (2). Twe.base hits-Guerra n Host Sst'
Msjsski nTs@D DonDis 10 pIsys Riys
-,so eft IN bases-New York, q; Phila-
dsipha g. Bases ortslneid On ssl4on RsSfhl otf NC.
Sahana 4; of Kellner, 2; OF Harris, l
Struck out-By Mccahsn,H H,i i; oy hslaes Rssehi
Ain innings: of Pase, 3 in u innings;
on Porterfeld. n innins; i en ,,Sins, Shea
Snone out ia SIXTH; of Kellner. in 9
innings; on Harris, l in inning tnont
HI,t in ninth); Oh Brissie, O In ! inning
Winninr pitcher-Kellner t2-21. Loser
Iprterfeid u-2l. \
Evening star., 1949-05-15

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Evening star., 1949-05-15

little phrase: The objective of which is to make
of the NBA nationwide National Boxing Asso-
ciation" :. Instead of merely a more or less
local national body, mayhap'
Economic note: Promoters Goldie Ahearn and
Al WE'LL, who'll fire the opening gun of the
outdoor boxing season Monday at Griffith Sta
dium, are charging the lowest prices IN seven
years-$2. SO and 81 The average age of the
drivers who risk their necks in the Indianapolis
800" on May 80, is SO yea,s far higher than
most other athletes The best golf book OF
spring is The Golf Clinic" tZff-Davis So by
Mark Cox. who wrung the best out of Gene
Sarazen. Sam Snead Ed Oliver, Lloyd Mangrum
Evening star., 1949-05-15

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Evening star., 1949-05-15

Games Today. Games Iomorrow;o so
Bos. at Wash, 2:3o. Bos. az WASH, .'so
Cley at Chi. t2l. Only game
Det. at st. L. t2l.
N. Y. at Phila. (2).
Evening star., 1949-05-15
League Statistics

Sunday, May is, 1s49.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
washington. B; Boston, 4.
philadeipfia. 8; New York, b.
al, Louis, 6: Detroit, 3.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

ANH4t&ERAf@3 f#SSsH y ~ f&&F
ralestlnlan. ~ho saoEard tTosn
fifth To third a. slss m.s mara.
and also pA&ssfsg Seale IruPalss.
eekan to Ka!n Ale~ y on cApo3.
Duel Ihrourh l4ast lee Yards,
Down thr ma 100 yAlG, tarv
came, Tec AlktasSgn on Capsl and
Eddie Are&ro on Falsstlnlan ss ms
ms their bats a. the efcat a.
3oisa Slsghtly arenC hrd from =
mild. but steady dTiEsle. screamed
hoar~ly rhry aIi TIE wire as ore
hors and almost instantly the slE
red photo" xign appeared or the
totaliEAtor board
Three lengths back ef the tvo
leaders three more colts put their
noses on tire ssre almost ssntul.
tAneously and another photo vas
necessary TO separate ctlspgn
lelehay's Noble Impulse. Mrs Eeen
II. EllIsons sun nahrafn ard the
fasorits. Calumet Farmk Derey
winner, Ponder The decision went
TO Noble Impulse by q lip with
Sun Rahran fourth and Ponder,
who went 10 the poss at o. % 10
81. NTH,
Even In defeat. Ponder wAs
something 10 watch, When
Noble Impulse hit midposnt o' ths
hacks,retch, Ponder was running
dead last some IS ienEths behind
the pace setter. Then. ~ IN the
Derby. he began 10 come OF In
credible as II sounds. Ponder Ae-
tually finished less than s's
lengths behind capot. The all
ference was three lengths, q head
and two noses
Steve Brooks. aboard Ponder,
said. Il eot shut OF at the stretch
and couldn't make up the
distance
nam pBE@Hk Fs#w kEAfh
Post time for the biz race vas
SIS. Al <ss. after the sun had
disappeared behind eloads. Il
began 70 rain. II sent the crowd
in the infaeld and on the plaza
scattering for shelter but II did
not affect the condition ui the
track. Dry for DAYS. II ofysriAlly
was called fast" and II mus. have
been. judging by capots time Of
Il:Ss.
While II sliced only two-fsths of
second of the track record.
Capot's time wAs a full second
faster than the preakness marx
for the same distance set by Alkab
in is42
For 0reentres Stable. II wAa o
sweet victory LonE one Of the
greatest stables In racing. Green
tree never had won . Preakness.
This was the first for the fsbu-
lous farm. which won two Ken
turky Dtrpys with Twenty Grand
and Shut Out. and Il also was ths
first better than $50 900 victory
for race rider Atkinson. although
he Ia rated one OF the greatest In
the game
Last -Four Never IN Race.
II was q proud moment for Al
kinson and the late Mira Payne
Whitney's son and daughter. John
Hay Whitney and Mrs. Charles
ShipmAn Paykon. who now oper-
ate 0reentree. Atkinson. hos
ever. confessed that he didn't
know he'd won until we turned
and came back 20 the Judges
tsee PREAksEss. Page R-3l
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Jim Ferrier and Ellsworth
earlier books.
What's become of Red Rumg? He's managing Muskegon of
the Class Central League Lou Boudreau takes
Clevelands front Office Player Manager"
he describes his decision order Bob Feer of 948 ALL
Star Il went Bill Veeck and explained position
to him. writes Boudreau He agreed that Fee should be with
drawn but did definite the
in which the withdrawal should effected
else when the
simply that Bob Feler had withdrawn Obviously expana
ton In order but given"
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Chart OF the Preokness
wsssAsv nsasisa. Trs<A fsss.
tcosynsh. isss. 3, Tnsns,.

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Evening star., 1949-05-15

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
ct Louis 4: PITTSBURGH. 8;
Nav York, l2: Philadelphia. T.
Chicago, 13; Cincinnati,
Boston, z; BROOKLYN. 9 u2 ins''.
st.rAirr ~ the Clubs.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Stoy SfcH ccryespondent

Steum From the BubbIne CouIdron
BALTIMORE May 14-When Washington fans mildly
dafy ran while welcoming the Mats,
including the place Cubs
was closer to first place Gmeh National
Evening star., 1949-05-15
The Helms People Forgot AL Blozis

The latest pitching in the majors tne
+he efhanders over righthanders When the Ihnee
knocked Ted Wks the Cards out OF the BOX In less a %
inning the other night the first time tney ecoie o
most track and field and coaches were l
of Fame at Helms Angees) the other nent .
o.1 m 1o4 nominated but nowhere does the ha VI
,es Al Blozs Georgetowns great shot putter appear
sneakine of dead the body OF outfeoef Elmer
am Of the two killed in service has arrived In NeW
.nd rebrial will be Arlington Cemetery IN tne neA "a
ees The tall athlete also crack hurde or Naichsan was
hu American pilots bomber went down IN names
auar rrance after a bombing of Berlin La wneh t,e f
ded France his marked was found Inc oner Na'
ho lost his life Pitcher Forrest Brewer souia" WI" ~
rromsed to make q mark a big Lacquer.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
What, Never Heard Of This Coach?

Tom Farmer the halfback among RedskH whove wten 70
friends In Washington finished One who shall re-
main unidentified should play for guy never
heard OFF" socalled Rear Admiral John (Bick,
WecheI USN Ret), who probably the Naval Academy
most successful hero who commanded big ships snd
thousands of fighting men,
Got that old tired Take gande almost any day at
Mrs Annie Dunbar masters the
of dance skating at the Now 75 Miss Annie
also sws experty high rides bicycles and bowls HAD
Frd favor Olympia lasted win the Kentucky Derby
week Hooper would had record OF two WINS as
starts his Hoop r $4,000 yearng purchase anu
r erst on in 1e45 would have been only tied with
Mrs John Chicago however for Mrs Hertzs oy W
starters in the Reign Count winner IN 1928 ana oo
Fleet in 1943. ,,, -.su, r,,s nro
Does the name colt Capot bother anybody? s pro-
nonced Kay-Pot not Kaypoh Pquet MS Gam NAME 10
tho name of an old and capot is master play LII
pioet Still book author TENNIS Sar boooy
blasts the bigwigs amateur game In Iennls Is nay
he asked 10 explain
his expense accounts "Its always the same stoy ne
Fr they pay you money fighting among themselves or tne
na ~ Giving Won the most that you shouion
have taken It, I've ceased be amazed at the hypocrisy Oh
the tennis bigwgs"
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Favored Ponder,
Victor in Derby,
Finishes Fifth
Noble Impulse Third
By Photo in Duel
With Sun Bohrom

,contsns,~a PROM rsss, Pasr
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Griffs Got q Claim for Allie REYNOLDS

The Yankees possibly hoping mpausby would lul other
American League Clubs into ignoring the Offer have asked waivers
Allie Reynolds claim and it's
likely that Reynolds will except trade In 1945, the
Yanks myseriou obtained waivers Hank Borowy who was
mid and by winning II
insured that club the National League pennant Clark
claim for Pitcher Mike Garcia placed the
waiver list by Indians.
Cary Middlecofs SO claimed to be Army-Navy
other the historians overlooked the fact that
home hly layout SO three
succession Conn McCreary dwarhsh race
stretch into racing by writing to
advice the loveorn column In ST. Louis newspaper as
to how to go becoming jockey.
Next to Ruth Duocher the best hitter he
saw was Joe Medwc least rs cent OF his hits of
pitches proving hit high outside ball as far as
good pitch you're for it, Look Magazines advance
publicity blurb indicates that Billy Southworth
of bugaboo but the piece by Author
Arthur Sampson doesn't read that
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Totals 35 z "a 10 Totals ~
Evening star., 1949-05-15

raiest4nlAE sfa sSsoEsrSi s1ssa
fstlh To third a. sass mlis mara.
and also ySASSsfsS Sae3e Impulse.
hesAn 10 gasn AleN y on cApos.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

standing sf the Clubs.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Senate Unit launches
Study 10 Gauge Effect
Old. Tax Exemption

A study of all tax-exempt prop
erty in the District has been
launched by the Senate District
Committee.
Chairman Nicely characterized
the issue as tremendous prob
lem" He told his committee yes
terday that the trend towards
more exemptions is "one reason
why I think the United States
Government is not providing
enough funds towards District ex-
penses."
The committee asked for COM
prehensive report by March / of
all tax-exempt property in the
District. 1t acted on motion by
Senator Hunt, Democrat, of Wyo-
ming, chairman of the District
Fiscal Subcommittee. which has
made exhaustive studies Of the
Districts financial problems.
Leahy Heads Group.
The special subcommittee ap-
pointed by Chairman Nicely to
make its report on the subject is
headed by Senator Leahy, Demo-
crat, of Rhode Island. 1t will ask
the District assessor to prepare
the figures.
Senator Hunt feels Congress
should put stop to further tax
relief for private institutions.
Senator Leahy. who succeeded
Senator McGrath, now Attor-
ney General. was appointed yes
terday to be chairman Of the
District Subcommittee on Pub
lie Service, Streets and Traf-
fic. Senator Johnston. Democrat,
Of South Carolina. former chair
man of that subcommittee. was
transferred to head the judiciary
Subcommittee. Senator Leahy al
50 was assigned to the judiciary
group.
Aviation Course Hit.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith,
Republican, of Maine. will be
urged to retain her Craftsmanship
of the Subcommittee on Public
Health. She had submitted her
resignation.
During committee consideration
Of a bill to permit senior high
school aviation students to take
preferred flights, Senator Mundt,
Republican, of South Dakota.
questioned the right of the conf
mittee to direct the public schools
here to teach any courses. He
voiced the opinion that a COM
pulsory feature of present law
requiring aviation courses should
be stricken and the act be made
permissive instead.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Tipping Jurymon
Is Fined in Fire

A jury at Donegal County Court,
Fire, had been sworn in early so
members were told by the judge
that they could 60 for a walk,
Dublin reports. Although they
had been warned to be back in
time, only II jurymen were pres
ent when the trial opened.
A policeman explained that the
twelfth man had taken too much
to drink and was in no condition
to serve. A friend of the de-
faulting juryman. who stood up
to plead for him. was found to
be drunk. too. The judge dis
charged the jury and fined both
men S12,
Evening star., 1949-10-07
More MoIoyon Rubber
Goes to Soviet Than u. S
BY the Associoied Pres

SINGAPORE.-Russia and So
Wet satellite nations received di-
rectly or indirectly during August
more rubber from Malaga than
did the United States. This is
q situation that has been devel-
oping gradually over the past
three months and some merchants
say it will become more marked.
Due almost entirely to the big
Russian buying, Malayan rubber
exports were high in the last six
months. Shipments to the United
States. meanwhile. have fallen
steadily during the same half
yea rperiod.
Most of the Soviet-bound rubber
goes to Odessa and Batum while
Gdynia in Poland gets the bulk
OF the satellite cargoes.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
FIomingos Form Wedge
To Meet Hurricane
By the Assoeiofsd Press

MIAMI, Fla.-Flamingos, famed
pink birds of Florida, know how
to take care of themselves in q
hurricane.
When the great winds come, the
birds take to dry land, form them
selves into a wedge, with the v
pointing into the wind. The point
shifts as the direction Of the wind
changes.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Belgion Beauty Tours
Europe Acting in Films

Jacqueline Robert has been hav-
ing the time of her young life,
spending $4,000. touring Britain,
France and Italy and playing a
film part in each country. She won
q beauty contest organized by a
film magazine at her home, Brus-
sells, Belgium.
Her wardrobe for the tour in
cluded hundreds of dollars worth
of clothes supplied by exclusive
Belgian stores. At home, Jacque-
line is a textile designer special
izing in patterns for scarves. which
she hand-paintS on silk,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
he
The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
cloudy with showers this after
noon and tonight, clearing Tues
day. Continued warm and humid
today and tonight, cooler Tues
day. Gentle to moderate souther'
ly winds shifting to moderate
to fresh, strong at times, north
west and north.
Florida: Mostly cloudy witt
occasional light rain and shower
this afternoon and possibly END
ing tonight. Slightly cooler to
night. Tuesday party cloudy AM
mild.
Jacksonville Thru The Floridi
Straits: Moderate variable wind
mostly southerly, becoming We
to northeast over north and ceb
trail portions by Tuesday. Weatl|
err cloudy with occasional raj
and showers this afternoon an
tonight. Partly cloudy Tuesday
East Gulf or Mexico: Moderai|
variable winds becoming weste
". Weather partly cloudy thu
Tuesday with few showers th
afternoon.
Jacksonville To Apalachicol
No small craft or storm warning
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-14
Golf Club
To Hold
.Ddnce Nov. %

The Key West G of Club
through its Board of Directors
announces the Thanksgiving
Dance to be given at the Elks
club on Wednesday, November
% At 600 p. M, with Aren't
Siursen ard his Three Sharps
providing the music for the
dance.
Members of the Board of Di-
rectors are Harry Knight, Presi-
dent. Charles Smith, Jr., Fred
Mathews, James Londeree. Julius
W. Kovash. Ralph Faraldo, Ward
TYSON ana horace O'Bryant.
Julius Kovash and Robert Pol
lock of the Entertainment Com
mittee are making plans for the
dance. The floor show entertain
ment will be announced later.