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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-07-03

Box scores of last weeks games:
Sc.-Carolians 333 20t I-13 IL 3
Cap. City Post 002 002 o. / 4
Up. Arlington 030 600 o. 21
Jeff. Post No. | 512 100 K 9 IL 2
League Standings:
Gold League
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Chamber Lauds
Local Press

The Key West Chamber Of Com.
merce has commended TIE local
press Tor lls part IN making the
past year . successful one for the
local gFwGp.
In . resolutioa signed ~ Cham.
Der president Earl Adams and
Manager Harold Laubseher, they
cited TIE fact that ''the general
public has been made aware Of
their achievements b. . days0.
day eoveFage BY the newsmen who
can al the Chamber 81 Commerce
|ofiics daily 20 PICK up news r..
leases"
They went On record a. showing
their appreciaGion % all members
% TIE Fourth Estate who In any
manner assisted In helping 10 pub
licixe the work Of The Key West
Chamber 81 Commeree.
Copies a. the resolution were
sent 10 the staff members and pab-
Usher q The citi1en. The Miami
Herald. the Miami Daily News and
radio station WKwF. Free lance
|phcangraphers Jeff Brodhead and
Lev MeI.ain we're also honored
The reaolutiun vas adopted at .
regular meeting Of The Chamber II
commerce held last night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Dulles Warns
.U.N.Of World
Crisis Today
nv Max nARRRLsoas

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. IT,
The world Is az a crisis. Secretary
of State Dulles said today, and Il
Is up 10 the Communists 10 remove
The roadblocks that stand In the
vas Of peaceful solutions for ko-
|rea, lnd0ehina and Germany.
Mere words" are not enough,
Dulles told The II. n. General As.
sembly. and there can be no ''new
world climate" unless the Comma.
nisss contribute more 10 Il BY
changing their policies.
The United States. he declared.
stands ready 10 explore eli pos.
slble means 60 end tension and
bring world peaee-befure seien.
tic discoveries wipe life of the
surface Of this planet"
Dulles accused the Communists
81 dilai0ry tactics in Korea since
The armistiee. And he added.
We are forced TO doubt that
the Communist side really wants
tcontinued ca Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Physician Shoots
Woman Colleague
Who Spurned Him

ROCHESTER, NY. ia - :
yearold physician today shot and
seriously waunded q woman col.
league who had spuFned his love.
and then allied himself. police pald.
The shooting occurred On the
grounds q Slrong Memorial Hos.
pltal ~ about ta.9o am.
Police said DIT. Sarah Malleson,
81 81 Cambridge. Mass. Indicated
In q bedside statement that Dr.
paul craddock Of LynchburK. Va.
had shot her because she bad 70.
Beesed an offer a marriage.
she said Dr. Craddoek. q for.
mer Army major, then turned ths
gun On himself. The bullet entered
his lei temple.
Two bullets struck Dr. Malieson.
one IN the head and che in TIE
hip.
Police reported that a nnts found
on craddock said be intended "a
shoot DR.. Matteson and himself.
The note was addressed % bic par
enis IN Lynchburg.
Dr. Edwin Severinghaus said hs
heard some yelling and three
shots" outside TIE hoespllal.
He ran ous and found TIE two
doctors eprawled On the arasl
(continuea On page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

council Tor teenagera: (7l work
with the adult eouncll Tor tsenage
safety. CD drive toward q period
teal driver examlnAtlon Tor mental
and physical fllneas: ca require
pEoog ~ age BY legal documents
before youngsters are issued driv-
or license: (sl have annual rigid
Inspection az al motor vehicles:
lel revise antiqualed traffic laws
ca have . uniform code Of traffic
Laws Cor TIE entire u. s.: CO. Try 10
SET ell high schools % offer driver
training courses with . fan time
instructor; ard last. h1s not least.
Require Ell persons over TIE age
81 90 20 take semi.annual phyaleal
|oxnma.
The reason for ne last ls That 4
|ls . well-known Tact that people
reaching dselinlng years are aps "a
|lall very RAPIDLY.
Accompanying Grimsiey vas
Georga Wolff q Coral Gables High
Who went into detailed explsna-
tons On each az the points ouslln-
81. Welt asked lhat tbs Key West
safety Couneh bach up these
by encoursgement and
giving cid Whenever possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Hurricane Nav
Hit Bermuda
|InMOve North

MIAMI - --HRFFieane Edaa Con,
tinued 10 curve away frsm ne
Uniled States mainland today.
chuFnlna noEsheastward IA me Al.
lanaie On = course nat woald take
Il very close 10 bermuda.
An II q. m !. (ESTl advisory
placed this season's fra tFupleal
storm 30 niles souihwest q TIE
Drlliah0wned Inland and ooo mllen
east e jacksonville, va.
Edna was whlFllng alonR h ne
nnrlh9ast at about 10 m1Rs an
hour, ssill packing ioo~mas winas
near the eemteg. Gales extended
eastward 80 niles 10 the eat and
60 niles In the western semfrirrle,
Paul Moore. l1FWeaslnF II ths
Miami weather Burean. sald ths
hurricane was heading FigAl for
Bermuda AZ the momsns
nuf he emphasized ika laland
was pretty snail ard the stern
might change course q hl a. ia
forward movement Increased II
expect they''n feel some winas
thoagh." BE added.
bermuda YES sideswiped hrhtly
By hurrieane Daily tive days ar
lcontinaa4 On Page Iw0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Lions Slate
COIncll Bowl
QueenCOnteSt
Winner VIII
Reign Over
3-Day Polio
Fund Festival

Is's the season Tor football quseni
and Tie Lions Club Il the first d
jump Into the Get with the an
nounesment that their competition
10 choose . conch Bowl Festival
Queen b underway, 4 has been IN.
nouneed By Louis CarboneIl, CHAIR
man Of The event. The beauty they
select win rule over the three day
festival December l-s-e which VII
feature the Secnnd Annual Lions
Cub c0neh Bowl football game
pltting The Pensacola end Camp
EseJeune service ieams here Dec.
ember 4.
Single slFis sFsm ne Gees %
" 10 n yssEs are ellslhle Ter
eaiFsnes IN ne queen eenissl.
Rslsllvss 81 lleas clvh mem.
bara may naa eempste. Te enter,
eonlsslsnis ere FequlFsd - nell
re niessy phelemrsphs - Gee.
hamelA 80 0usal ssEeai. TIE
1Isns aaai he srsnseA permls.
alsa ~ sss ne photographs N
ihaif puhllellY.
Closing date Cor entries Is Dec
ember 4 after which the enirantl
WI be judged b. q committee d
be appointed.
In addition 10 the football game
which 10 for the benefit of N.
March Of Dimes polio fund, N,
festival win Include q GALA parade
two free dances. . golf tournamen
and outboard races.
Senator George Smathers win B,
. guest Of honor At the affair. "A,
yves Instrumental IN arranging 10
the two service teams 10 pla,
here. The game win bring nation
wide publicity 10 Key West. sta
ltlon WING In jacksonville, Mort
Carolina will broadcast TIE gam
and arrangements ere being CON
Ipleled 10 air the tie nationaIly eve
the Mutual network.
1 Carbonell said today that ne
attempting 10 arrange for an an
'pearance here 81 Miss Sand
worth. Coral Gables. who vas Fs
leensly selected Miss Lions Of IN
state Of Florida At = eonyenti0
in Miami Miss Worth h also IN
Fourth greatest baton iwirler /
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Penalty Planned

WASHINGTON. ~ - The 10
scheduled airiines which operate
coach services have agreed % pen
aisxe the passenger who fails 60
appear or who cancels his space
less than thrse souis before fIpishf
time.
The penalty will be = charge a.
% per cent of TIE value 81 Ghe
unused part of the air coach ticket.
The minimum charge VII be S.,
Or ne price "a TIE ticket IL thss
Is less than s..
n sgreemeut j. approved b. he
lCigh Aeronauties Beard. II viii 70
INTO effect almost Immediately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Churchill Travels

NICE. France R-prime Mini.
sier Churchiii srrived on the
Freneh Riviera today for holiday
BE len his doctor in Eneiand -
an indleation the ~ year cd
Statesman il feeling ~ again.
Lady Churehlll also remained In
Engiand. Among Churchill's party
Of eight wess his daughter Mary
and Der husband. Capt. Christopher
Soames.
Notably ahsent vas Lord Moran,
churehiil's private physician. VIA
has atfend@i the aging prime
minister since be was ordered last
June b take . long ress. Moran
usually goes wish him on trips
aboard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Greenland Base
Tested Use
.IfWarCOmeS


THULE AIR FORCE BASE,
Greenland. Sept. n R-Bss bomb.
ers Of the United States Air
Force already are beginning 20
Try out this new air base az the
top Of The world IS . springboard
for strikes at Eurasia should Rus.
STA turn 10 war.
A half dozen Of the Arranging
B36x have come here during 70.
cent months, Il now may be dis.
closed, from their home bases 3.oo0
miles away In the United Ssates.
Here at this northern tip Of
Greenland is the northernmost Of
the chain Of bases operated by the
Northeast Air Command.
And only 1.7oo miles away on q
direct line. describing "a arc over
the Polar Ice. Il the coast line Of
the Russian mainland with mani
lions.maklng cities and the capital
lying . few hours beyond.
Nearer are such potential Soviet
bases as the islands Of kovaya
Zemlya and Franz Joseph Land
from which the Reds could launch
their own strikes with hydrogen,
atomic or conventional bombs
against North American cities and
the string Of Arctic ~ MAidn mhieh
fora he noTthern bastion.
nut bis nowerfsal - baae In tls
ice and ROCKS II ne Arctic Is much
lContinued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
.Siamese Twins
Survive Ordeal
Condition OF
Infants Called
Satisfactory

NEW ORLEANS. IA team Of
eight surgeons hated louisa
mas Siamese twins today AZ.
Ter operating two hours.
The condition II the twins IA
very satisfactory" following the
separation, q staff surgeon al
Formulation Hospital reported and
expressed hope that both girls
would survive.
lie said operating surgeons
would be able 10 close the point
az operaiion on che twin lmme'
dIasely. But they were not sure
about tAe ether tmin. TIE point d
operation On Der would be- partially
closed, al least. he surgeon said
The surgeons split into I've
teams ol four each 90 finish n
w0Fk On each girl individually.
II both girls survive. the sur
geons believe they vii have writ
ten 3 new page N medical history
IA spokesman al the hospital said
that never before have both twins
survived such an operation.
The surgeons separated the low
er intestinal tract that the eight.
week old girls shared after divid.
ing q fused veTtebra that also
ioined them.
The girls are the daughters Of
Mayor and Mrs. Ashton J. Mouton
of Lafayette, La.
The twins. under observation
since their birth. have been found
normal In mental dev~0pmeni,
general health ard growth. They
apparently have separate function
ing nervous systems and indepen'
dent spinal cords. except . juno
ton IN the dural sac, the covering
Of the spinal cord at the loweH
end.
They weighed II pounds. eiahl
ounces Of birth and have gained
about three pounds since.
The first born, Carolyn Anne
vas the longest. N inches. Hel
sister was Isls inches long. Each
has grown about an hleh and three
quarters.
A one point In the delivery
Carolyn Anne stopped breathing
and had 30 be revived BY ariiieia
respiration. The twins vent into
an Incubator 81 birth.
Mrs. Moui0ns pregnancy Wa
normal. spokesmen said. Moutoa
described the recovery Of his -
year-old wife a. phenomenal
she LETT ths sanitarinm after slx
DAYS.
TIE Mout0ns have two other ehll'
dxen, Stella Rose. . and Ashton
Dr., Q.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Russell Tells
'OfA-BonbsIn
us. StOckpile

WASHINGTON R-Sen. Russell
.(D-Cal said today the United States
has more atom bombs than II has
planes and pilots 10 deliver them
against any aggressor that might
attack this country.
Russell. top Democratic senator
on the senate Armed Services Com.
mittee and the Senate House Atom
ic Energy committee. made the re-
mark In expressing concern about
Eisenhower's administration cuts N
Air Force funds.
How many A-bombs this country
has st0ckpiled Is q carefully guard
ed secret.
The Georgian, interviewed about
the impact on u. s. defense re-
quirements Of Russia's announce
mcmi she has developed the d.
bomb. said the best deterrent "a
aggression IL the ability 10 strike
back. lie said he felt therefore,
that the retaliatoFy power Of long
range strategic bombers must be
the cornerstone Of Americas de-
tense.
Despite any defense network that
may be thrown arOund this coun'
try-wilh Fadar warning systems,
fighter = inteFeepter planes and
guided missiles - some enemy
bombera are bound 60 break
through In q determined stack,
Russell said.
However, he also said more In.
tereepter planes. a. wei - an im-
proved rndar network. are needed.
He put more stress on planes than
guided missiles bit said he vas
not 81 liberty 70 sxpound On his
reasons.
Al the last session ~ Congress
Russell opposed the Eisenhower ed.
mimistrmtiom's FIVE billion dollar cut
In funds for the Air Force. lie
repeated today he feit too deep .
cut had been made. We also noted
the Defense Department had CT
dered Q further eutback In plane
ordrs since Congress adjourned
Russell said she objective q
achieving > balanced budget must
b kapa. nul be took the position
L was better for the government
n 60 Into the red than 10 risk an
Inadequate defense.
In q separate interview. Sen.
Bridges (R-NHl tad reporters Has.
sia'x progress On TIE H.bomh
Should bring q thorough reapprnis.
al Of Z. S. defense planning ard
spending. Bot he said this would
necessaFily blight ais often ex.
pressed hope for q t4x cut b. Con.
grRss next year.
Bridges heads me Senate Appro.
priatious Commitiee. whieh handles
Spending hilis. and u the senior
Republican member Of the Senate
Armed Services COMMITTEES.
he said he hopes % have . tai
tContinned On Page Twel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Navy Survey Team Says
Commissary Is Needed
Continuance OF
Macy Store IL
Recommended

A Navy survey board has
completed . study Of COM
m.saary and commercial gro.
esry facilities In the Key
West area, recommending
that the eommlaaary here be
kept In operation.
The survey board wa
ordered By the commander
Of the Naval Base, Key
West. in compliance with .
recent notice from the Sec.
rotary of the Navy, request
Ing that 81 Navy commissary
stores In the United States,
operating In the vicinity Of
commercial grocery stores
be examined 10 determine
their necessity.
The Survey Beard Inspecting
a. Key West eomminaaFy store
haand llm Recommendation Tor
continuing conminnnry privileges
or q sfndy which revealed that
Key West military personnel US
In TIE cummlasary REALMS . SUBJ
slanllal saving ca purchase
eisFo lisedpa iisre
The rrport also pointed 0ui ne
poanIhllllv Of ''pFlm 9ouaina ~
commercial stores. should ~
tommlsnary BE- closed. TIE board
fell inst slAa prenanem of rs
Nays cummlaary store IN Kay
West hes holr3d held food prices
N . reasonable level n he COM
munIIN
Tle mrrvag nm waiting she
Keg Wl afoA Waa 4 nv
commananF Il =. BEynhk. supply
corps AZ Jacksonville Assigning
pnrsonnal fnelm q Naval activity
other than ~ ere being studied.
IVES IL aeenrdanen with TIE Sec
reinry's notice which Fecommnd-
"a ~ 20 personnel attached 70
the activity wherm tha commits
aary store h located BE- members
81 the eummlnasry store survey
board "
As : result. . survey board
frofn Key West lnnpected = com.
mlnnary III Charleston, while they
inspected ths store h The Jack
sonvllle ere end . board q Jack.
snnvilla Officers inspected che
Key West commissary store.
The Navy conmissary store u
glmonion and Virginia Streets
now eaters 60 about s.6o0 Navy
men and their dspsndsnia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Students Hear
|OfPIanS For
Youth Safety
Representatives
FROM Miami Tell
OF Program Plan

Hleh Sehool Safety counell so.
dsnis were given an idea a. 10
what needs - be done h he line
OF anIsty work foF the teen are
group yesterday morning when
Zee Cfimsley az Miami Jackson
llleh soid a. the recent Florida
Safety councn meeting held IN Tai
lnhazsee.
0usIlnlng . program nat q
planned for the iui1re joe aaked
that iocal 1tndenis nnt behind and
push ne program.
Plans b be followed are: (f)
strive toward = permanerl safety
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Local Chamber OF Commerce
Officials To Go To Marathon


Nine officials 81 the Key wesl
Chamber ef Commerce win 20 "a
Marathon Saturday for . two day
series ~ conferences concerning
the development of Key West and
the Keys ~ . tourist center.
Headed By Chamber President
Earl Adams. the group viii In.
clude AqulIino Lopez. Jr., Glynn
Archer. william Arnold. Joe Allen,
Robert Dopp. Ralph Parable. Ear
Adams. Harold Lsubseher and
Path Sher.
The meeting was arranged BY
n. p. Sadowski. Marathon de.
veloper and owner Of the key
Colony.
ssdewskl hes snaeunssd thsf
Ne is lavnshlng . campaign Ter
ERE be- chambsr ~ Gem
snerea ssr ne snsiFs Keys area
frem KEY West 10 Jswfish
Greek"
Sadowski has extended an invita-
ton 10 az Keys Chamber % Com
merce officers and directors 10 b
his guest for the series ot IN
formal talks. Groups from shs
Key West. Marathon and the Up
per Keys Chambers Of Commerce
have indiea5ed that they viii b
present.
The builder has suggested tha'
the Keys Chambers pool their re
sources and advertising TO Sc
some signs up and down The high
way telling the tourists what wt
lconfinued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

ing registranss.
The acton Is q result Of . ruling
By State Attorney General Richard
Erwin which stated that persons
living on government owned land.
where exclusive federal iarisdie.
ton" has been granted, cannot
satisfy state residence quallflca.
tons for voting
Lester hes esmplsssd . study
81 IRE deeds 10 81 geveFnmssf
owned lard IN ire elsy ard ~.
laasad . lisi II Ne areas iFem
where resldsuis may RET register.
Ne sid. however. thet sha After
nsY General has ben asked -
make . final ruling en- ths uasye.
TIE lalermsslen eemplled FFem
re iIsie studies he's been feE.
warded ~ him IN TaIiahassse.
Persons living In the following
areas VII rot be permitted 20
register for voting IN the city: Ma
val Hospital, Naval station. PeaTy
Court. Naval Station Annex. Slgs-
bee PARK. Naval Air station, OF.
ficer's Club, Old American Leglon
Home Whitehead and United SIS
and the CommisNary Bulldlmg
Residents of ths following areas
wlH be permitted b vote. Pom.
elsna Place. Old CommikEafy
Trailer paFk. Rest Beach and the
Fort Village Extfnsion.
The states 81 ire residents ~
ne selered hovsina prsleei IN
Pert Taylsr End ne ssh Pomd
TrsileF Camp hes nj been ds.
ssrmiasd.
However, Lester said That Slgs.
bee Park residents, who have e..
tabllshed legal voting residence IN
the city previously. will be per.
mitied 70 register for voting al.
though be said thai whether or rot
they can vote depends on the AZ.
lorney Generals ruling.
Manwhile City election work.
ers face . monstrous task Of '.purg.
ing" the voting rolls o. ineligible
voters before the elections on Nov
ember ;. Supervisor Lowe said that
more than a,o00 individual cards
win have 10 be screened. lie said
That be win prepare = list Of per-
sons whose names are 20 be taken
from the voting list and submit Il
70 the City Commission Cor action.
More than q thousand voters are
expected 10 be dropped from fhe
list because Of the new ruling.
There are about $500 Navy voters
registered In the County. In past
years the Navy vote has been q
BIC iacior In deciding elections
here.
The move has brought mixed re-.
action from Key Westers. Some ob.
servers credit Il with being fha
reason that registrations have
Stacked off considerably.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Shocking News

TExARKANA. Tex. IA fFiend
told as-year.old Van her Sellman
yesterday Ms funeral services he'd
been held three weeks ago.
Sellman collapsed.
After all. he has been living,
hale and hearty. IN Waco.
The buried body had been dent
lied positively" b. seIlmam's
family from = scar On has nosa
and from bis height and welahs.
ne man wss killed By = freight
train Aus. ~.
Whose funeralf That Il ne mys-
terry BoMie CouBiy Sheriff W. J.
watllngion n0w has 30 eolve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
City Stops Vote Registration Of Persons
Who Live On Government Owned Property
Huge Drop Seen In Voting List
For November General Elections

The City Registration Office was instructed this
morning not to permit large segment of the Key West
Naval personnel TO register for voting in the November
general elections The County has already stopped regis
terng persons living on government owned property.
The move by the City expected to result in great
~ reduced vote in the elections which slated to select
full slate Of city commissioners.
City Attorney NJ. Ignatus Lester made the ruling
and Supervisor Of Registrations Victor Lowe said that he
would instruct his workers TO Immediately start
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
NesCsbOyDdy
SET In Florida

TALLAliAssgn 80 CT. !
wlll be nswspspsreeY aay IN
plsslda ~ pseeismsalsa 81 cev.
Den AAecsFsy.
callina q mswapsper carriers
leb . "siroas llnk" IN ~ aFsnsl.
ten frem s<hesl - werk. csy.
MecsFsy called em PlsFidians 70
"ssknswlsdss n 81 appsepsiass
mannsr re erssl ssvvles Fsn-
dsssa Nv ghis lsysl eFegp es
woFksrs."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

koE Gxaack CcmmunicunonA
Use CLASSIFIED Ada Youn
reoch buyers dnc sellers -
'onunts CO workers luwi
DIAL ASST OF 2-S661
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10
New Park
Takes Shape

preliminary construction work
has been completed by the Division
of Street Maintenance on a new
park to serve the Willow Addition
annexed to the City in July, 1949.
Officially named Willow Park
after the subdivision, the grounds
consist of approximately two acres
located at 9th Drive to 28th Ave-
nue.. between Polk Street and
Taylor. The Parks Board has au-
thorized the expenditure of $4,000
OF bond funds for improvements.
Extensive grading, filling, levelling
and bordering work, in addition
to. other irrigation improvements.
have been made at cost of
$1,325. The Parks Department
will seed the. area and construct "a
sOftball diamond. The plot of
ground was dedicated for park
purposes by the original subdivider..
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10
Golf Tournament
Attracts Out
OF Town Sturs

The sixth annual Desert MaShie
Golf Tournament. to be held on
Saturday and Sunday of this week.
end April 18th, and 18th at the
Encanto Park Golf Course offers
'out-of-door minded "PhoenicianS
a look at some of the West Coasts
star amateur golfers According to
Harry Sessions, tournament chair
man, entries have been obtained
from such out of town luminarieS
as Oscar Clisby and Charles E.
Lewis of the Brookside Golf Club
of Pasadena. Calf, Theophilis
Smith, AL McDaniels and Clarence
Bradford of the Cosmopolitan
Club of Los Angeles, Leon Nc
Clure of the Paramount Club of
San Diego, Sidney Provost of the
exclusive Los Angeles Hillcrest
Club, Frank Huff of Tucson, Bill
Bennett and John Sunny of Mo-
gales and Red Hines of the Bay
Area Golf Club, as we'll as a host
Of local talent. The Women's Di-
vision will consist of two flights
of players from the Vernondale
Women's Golf Club of Los An
geles and women players, now
members of the Desert Mashie
Club.
The climax of the two day
tournament will come at 800 pm,
Sunday afternoon, April 18th when
a short program and awarding of
trophies will follow a luncheon on
the lawn east of the Encanto Golf
house served by the entertainment
committee and it's chairman, Mr..
Robert Banks. The public is urged
to attend. Obtain tickets from Mr..
Banks.
Trophies for the tournament
will be donated by the following
local merchants and business men.
Mr.. Louis Jordan, Mr.. Del E.
Webb, VIM. H. Patterson Lodge Of
the Elks, Glendale Merchants,
Farmers Appliance Store, Mr.. L. c..
Jacobson, Cactus Drugstore, Vir-
gil Bell Post, VIEW, Ramras Drug
store, Russ Keaton, SaveWay
Market, Town Talk Barbecue, Mr..
Myron Nussbum, Mr.. Gray Madi-
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