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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27
Billy Hoeft
Battles Yanks
With Hurting
" loe RAlle

DETROIT iris Yankee killer
Billy H0eft going 10 be another Hal
INewhouser?
The Yankees hope not. They had
enough trouble with Prince Hal,
whose sparkling career came to
an end last week.
But Hoeft. Z 21-year-old pitching
jewel for tie Detroit Tigers, may
give the world champions even
more trouble than NewhOuser
Newhouser concluded his l5-year
career with ! 3i-sl lifetime mark
against the Yanks. Anybody who
breaks even against the New York
'ers Is considered doing good.
HOeft, pitching in the majors only
i year and . half, has brought
down the Bombe-s four times.
Billy has been besten five times
by the Yankees but the fact he
has won or lost aine against them
lin such I short time indicates the
Tigers think highly Of him. So do
the Yankees.
He could be as good as New
h0user someday," said Casey STEM
gel. Yankee Skipper. "The big
point about the kid is that he gets
the bah over the plate.
Tiger Manager Frtd Hutchinson
said:
The boy Is q helluva pitcher.
And he's only a. Sometimes / get
irritated when he makes 1 mis-
take out there but then remind
myself of his age. !"
HOeft whipped the Yankees ST
Friday night In what he termed
my best game Ii the big leagues.
He gave up only three hits and
famed eight In evening bis sea.
sons record al "a.
He relieved against the Yanks in
the first game Of yesterdays dOu.
ble-header and stopped them cold.
He replaced rookie Bob Miller, Is
year-old bonus baby, in the eighth
inning. The bases were filed, there
was one cut and 47.7l7 fans were
screaming for Billy the Killer To-
put out the fire.
That he did--and looked like q
pro doing It.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Atlanta II, Birmingham
Nashvtila :, Chattanooga
Memphis 50. Little Rock -
New Orieane 9. Mobile
4OnAY,s SCHEDULE
Atlanta q Llille Rock
Bfrminnham Il Memphis
New Orleans q Monile
l0nly games seiednledl
= -
s YEeTERDAY,s nABEHAEh RESULTS
~ ne AnseeiatsA Rresa
HNEHmNA1HoNAk 8A0UB
Montreal "a. Toronto 10
Buffalo w.. 0tteWa -
Moeheslar ~ Gprlngfieid "a
syraeane Ballinere &S siat - TO-
AMERICAN AssokrAxloN
Lcuiexil1e 81, Columbus ~
Toledo Il Aiinneapolis tposlponea, Falnl
Charletton 20. Kansas CITY q
lndlelspelis q q Paul spostpoaesWse
TEXAS LEAGUE
nsanEnoat J. Tulsa I
Klounsen 81, Dallas l-s
Foft worth "a. San Antonio -
0klahnnnn CITY l1-e, shrayapoFt -
RAclFIC COAsT LEAGUE
Hollyeood 81. San Franctsce -
Ey3 AL.UIL8 oeta OAIhNUA E&8
san pisls ~ seastls 81 tsseenA game
- innlne11
Portland 50. Sacramento liz
AEAnAl1A-EL0RIDA LEAGUE
Panama City 9, AndnlnsiA !
GfAceville ios Eninula
Fort walton Beach 3. poihan 9
=
I0DAYA DAsHBAEE SCHEDULE
~ Aho Associated Press
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ChnrieNlom Ut Kansas City
Columbus e Is0uisgiIlo
Toledo q Minnnhpalia ca
ln6lmnnnollo II 81 Paul "a
AhAnANGASEEOm1DA EKAGUE
GTAeeViile q Eufanla
Fart WaltCn Beach e Do4han
Panama City at Andaluaia
TEXAS LEAGUE
Hnunton q Dallas
San Anionlo a. FoKt worth
Donumous &c Tulsa
&hrepeport q 0klahomA CIty
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
baltimore Is Springfield
Syracuse q Rochester
Montreal q Ottawa
tQnly games scheduled
- -
MAgEnAEL STANDINGS
- -. "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

In Milwaukee Stadium, home q
the Braves, the distance from
home plate to the right field COR
ner and % the left field corner Is
The sam6 20 feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS


BATTING Irwin, New york,
.1SI
RUNS Snider Brooklyn. Is.
Runs HATTED IN campanel.
j. hgooAlyn. 81.
HTS sehosndienst. s.. Louis,
DOUBLES Snider Brooklyn
and MuslaI, 81. Louis. q.
TRIPLES Brulon. Milwaukee,
HOME Runs Mathews. Mn.
wn1ke1 %
STOLEN BAsEs Bruson, Nm.
waukee, Il
PITCHING Smith. Cincinnati.
So i.oD
sTRIkEouTs Roberts Phil.
naelphia. ii6
Aian AlcAe 1 gAcuR
BATTING Ken. Boston. .ss.
RUNS Minoso. Chicago. rs
RUNS nATTED IN R0sen,
Cleveland g
HITS Kucnn, Detroit. Ia.
DOUBLES Ken. Boston, 30.
Triples Fox and Rivera,
Chicago. and Vernon. Washington,
g
HONE Runs Rosen. cleve,
land, &
STOLEN BASES Rivera, Chi,
eano. Is.
PITCHING Shea. Washington,
8.i, 50.
sTRllSEouTs Pierce. chica.
%. 1o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

Jimmy Wide held the world n.y.
weight boxing title the longest. He
won the crown On Dec. II, 1916 and
lost i June Is. 1923.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

The worlds annual production e
cork Is abos1t 80, go TINS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS -.
New Yofk fD-s, cincinnasl 81
Bra0kiyn "a. MllNaukee IL
81. Louis 8. Philadelphia s
Pitlahnrgh "a. Chieaeo ~
1OnATss SCHEDULE
New Yark IL MIlwaukee tnighU
tOnly game eehednledl
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ILL ATLANTIc LEAOuE

YRsrRRDAx,s RESULTS
nIonkeomery II Augusta
Jacksonville 3, ChaTieston
savannah 3, Columbia
Macon -. Columbus
TODAx,s SCHEDULE
ChaFIeston u Savannah
Columbus at Augusta
niunkgomery q Macon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

Portugal 4 the leading eork-pro.
dueing nation, followed ny Spain
and french North AFRICA.
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HEMTKnDAx,a RESULTS
Washinelem As. Cleveland ~
Philadeiphia -. Chieaa0 ~
Hoatnn rs, 81. E1Inin So
Detroit -. New YoEk 1l4
- "A
T0DAxsS SCHEDULE
Inc Earnas sehednlsdI
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NATIONAL EEAGUE
~ IL AaseelstsA Press
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0loo& 1DNOy o~sg1S9Aa ~
dOubie.strength shock ahs0rbors /.
waterproof ignition ehnir-hieh
SEATS. Al available today only n
Chrysler-buiit enrs. Come drive .
Chgysier New Yorker today ~
lsss ~ di1asncef
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Controls Over Loans
For Housing Removed
BY the Associoted Press

Federal Housing Administra-
ton and Veterans Administra-
ton loans on housing now may
be made without the controls
imposed by the Defense Produc-
ton Act.
Federal Housing Administra-
tor Albert M. Cole announced
removal of the last such controls.
He said this meant:
l. FILA mortgages now may. be
made repayable in Is or 80 years,
instead of a maximum of 20
years.
2. The 4 or 5 per cent mini
mum down payment require
ments, depending on cost, for
VA housing are abolished. Down
payments will now be regulated
by commercial requirements. VA
mortgages may be made re-
payable in as much as 80 years.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

Parkersburg, w. Va, the engi-
neer.
The fireman, Gerald E. Mar
shall. also Of Parkersburg. leaped
from the derailed engine, but
was bruised and scalded by es-
Gaping steam.
A spokesman for the Baltimore
Evening star., 1953-04-18

& Ohio Railroad in Baltimore
quoted the officer in charge Of
the troops as saying none Of
them was hurt seriously.
He said the train. which orig
mated at Fort Meade, Md. was
bound for Las Vegas.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Police Pick Father
As Suspect in Killings
Admitted by Son, IS
BY the Assosiosed Press

ELIZABETH, N. j., April 18.-
Police, confronted with the con-
fessions of a father and son, have
settled on the father as the chief
suspect in the tavern holdup
Staying Of two men.
The confusion in the case
started when 15-year-old Mi
chael Monahan and then his
father. Eugene. A, an ex-convict,
admitted the shootings.
Michael, however, retracted his
admissions yesterday under po-
lice questioning and Union
County Prosecutor Russell Morss
said he thought the youngster
had made the confession only to
shield his father.
Youth Must Face Trial.
However, Mr.. Morss said, both
will remain charged with mur-
der. since New Jersey law re-
quires that charge against any
one who aided or abetted in a
murder.
And Elizabeth Juvenile Court
Judge Libby Sachar has ruled
that Michael is not to be treated
as a juvenile and must go on
trial and face the possible death
penalty.
The father told police yester-
day that he fired the shots that
killed a bartender and a patron
in the Shamrock Bar opposite
the Union County Courthouse
last March 7 during a holdup
which netted $50.
Confirms Fathers Story.
When police brought the
father and son together later,
the elder M0nahan told Michael
Evening star., 1953-04-18
GI Train DeraiIed;
Engineer Is Killed
By the Associated Press

WEST UNION, w. Va, April
18.-Seven of 10 cars of a Ne
vada- a-bound Army troop train
were derailed here last night
killing the engineer but causing
no more than minor injuries to
the soldiers.
One man said the engine
"leaped like a sheep" over an
embankment.
Pinned and crushed under the
locomotive which plunged over
a 40-foot embankment into a
creek was Ira w. Mcdowell, of
Evening star., 1953-04-18

to "tell the truth" Police said
the boy then admitted he had
not actually fired the shots and
confirmed his fathers descrip-
ton of the double murder.
Young Michael, who told the
police his father coached him in
a career of crime which in
cluded about $50 burglaries, was
on probation for a store entry
arrest last year.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Parliament May Be CoIIed

Because the Queen and the
Duke of Edinburgh would like
to see New Zealand's Parliament
at work, a special session may
be called to meet in Wellington
during the royal visit next
January.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Matron Says Dixie
Ready for Indignation

MANASSAS. va rhr
Wholc south Is lai aalr ,1r
indignation than aus cNerpi a
very lew suspect declared
Mrs Sarah Patton Boyle.
prominent Virginia soralilc
nd research wIncl o Char
loiiesville. va a. an NAACp
Freedom Fund rally hero TIN,
Mrs Bowie IS the Nll, "
week
Roger BOYLE. draralNe uo.
iessor at the I'm vct~i, OF
Virginia SECOND cousin of
the late General George Pit
Ton, and q great grand daueh
ter of John Mcrcr Patton.
one time g0vrtnor ot Numna
The rally She addressed Na>
part of the cutcn' cilori OF
the Virginia State Conference
of Branches 10 RAISE $4,000
for the NAACP Fighting
Fund ton Freedom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

Sponsor is Detroit Public
School Social Service. Inc. a
representative group Of Detroit
school personnel. formed TO deal
with the problem OF needy
school children.
The Volunteers of America is
1.-The social welfare agency which
co-opcratcs with the schools by
dry cleaning or laundering and
repairing the shoes and clothing
received in the drive
Given Gratis
They are then given. without
charge. at the Volunteers School
Clothing Center. 10 children GER
titled by the Attendance Depart
ment of the Board OF Education
as absent from school because OF
lack of clothing.
James j. Crukshank. vice pres
ident Of Detroit Public School
Social Service and principal "
Northern High School, is drive
chairman. He points out that alb
scnces caused by poverty con-
tinue at a high rate. as result
chiefly OF the rising cost OF living
and unstable employment con
ditionS
Thousands Given
During the school year which
ended last June. School Social
Service reports that 33.O37 arii-
cles OF shoes and clothing were
given to needy school children
The public is asked TO take
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10


therefore misleading pr soncrs
with false information
He was sentenced on JulN %
by q Judge" who was ihe sare
person who nvcSileaici hm
There was no trial
WON'T MEND WAYS
Thompson stated .hti 0is
Judge stated thar if he admitted
his guilt and promised 20 nnnd
his erring ways then ne would
bc let of easy The sergeant "id
he answered that he rather serve
the Ia term ard then be ihrou'h
After pressure was brought 10y
The United Sta'cs 90 release All
PWs. another investigation" was
made Of the 81 prisoners who
were soon aiirr taken before a
military tribune
RND PUBLICITY
Thompson fcels that since cam
eras recorded The "hes'ro tho
Ped Commur rs decided 10 set
them free rathnr than face bad
publicitv' ON Aug 4
Arriving IN San Francisco last
week end. he was greeted by ~
wife Florence. and parents. NJ
a~A NJ Fred Thompson.
VIII Is his future plans lie
plans 20 continue his military
career II his health permits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Slip at Track
Cost $4,000

Damages Of $4,000 for injuries
suffered by a slip on discarded
tickets al the Michigan Racing
Association track AZ Livonia we're
awarded to gasoline station
operator last week.
a jury sitting before Circuit
Judge Robert M. Toms awarded
The sum 10 Joseph Jones. 1895
Beaubien.
Jones testified that as result
q the slip he was forced TO I'M
oorgo treatment for multiple
fractures OF the wrist and hand,
necessitating steel peg TO be
placed in his hand TO facilitate
7 after the accident on June %.
1881.
HIS suit asked for $4,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

be another South Caroinlan. Rep.
James p. Richards, whose record
does not indicate he IS liberal.
The only person who could be
classified as liberal on the COM
mittee is Rep. Frances p. Bolton
tR.. Ohio
The NAACP and other organi-
cations leceniiy oepiored appoint
ment OF the South Carolina chief
executive as UN Alternate because
OF his pro- bieotrv record which,
they claim. disqualifies him as a
spokesman for the United States
on racial issues.
His most recent opposition 10
granting civil rights was his dec
laration to abolish public schools
in South Carolina II the pending
ease before the L. s Supreme
Court would be ruled in favor Of
integrated schools
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
First Operators
For Evansville

EVANSVILLE. Ind Especial
Two Negro operators were
hired here last week by the
Indiana Bell Telephone Com
panv for the first time M
annals OF the city.
They were Misses Dorothy
Carter business college grad.
and Mary Ruth Church. tall
entcd musician " no were
recommended by the local
NAACP branch
Both serve ss state president
and musical director Of the
. Evansville NAACp branch re-
spectlvelv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

Concern was expressed since
BYrnes has steadfastlY through
the years been an opponent OF
civil rights.
Liberals feel that he is not
fair-minded enough to competent
~ handle the many racial issues
which vii come before the three
UN committees.
They are Special Political COM
mittee. Legal committee and So
cial Welfare committee.
Many feel that Byrnes will not
have voice over decision OF the
racial questions since he as chair
man will seldom have TO cast a
deciding vote as the case has been
in the past, but others feel that
his position can be influential
Among the items facing the
Special Political Committee are
questions Of new members in the
face Of Russian vetoeS and South
Africa'S treatment Of ASian-orlgln
nationals and its apartheid (com-
plcte segregation policy).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
GondI1i Jr.FoIIows
Sustonin Protest

Sl40 fine or spending the 50
days in jail. He Withdrew an
appeal TO have the fine lifted.
Guahi ga, cha ged with en-
tcung a location set off foi Az
rcan % hold meeting IA
defiance Of South African segie-
eaiion laV and convicted last
Fcn I
Turned Self In
lio iurrd hm>oli over ~ police
at Gc,masion DO thc T ansvaal ~
begin serving The sentence
lic has brcn leader N tho
fright against Prime Minister DAM
ncl + Malan's White supremacy
and compleie aggregation policies.
Under th programs. the Malan
e4,e. nmeni ha, SCI of certain
alea- ior q particular race No
member OF another race Is al
lowed 10 enter unless hc has
permit
Gandh was found guilty 81
euieune one az such locations
without permit
Fight For Cause
in annuunrng ius dcrl>an "a
sorNc tho sentence rather than
p 'ht fine Gandhi -aa
"3, my voluntary ,uilcrings.
! ,,ch io mcif tine hearts ~ The
government What ann fehung
lpr IS thar we who arr ocsp ed
because We are dark >knncd.
through no fault of ours. should
bc treated as Seli-rcspcctng hui
man BEINGS n this fair land winch
belongs to an Gods children"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Atlanta Crackers
Sign TwoNegroes

Officials ~ the Atlanta Crack
crs OF the Southern Association
announced this week that they
have signed two Negro playerS
for next season
Both. according 10 club o.
flcials are property OF the Nil
waukce Braves OF the National
League.
With gate attendance falling
off IN practically every bne ball
league in the nation opporipni-
ties for increased "farplal in
the signing Of minority group
baseball players wIl continue on
the upgrade
Several teams in the Florida
league employed Negro PLAYERS
during the past season. and we're
rewarded both cn the feld and
az the gate.
They're saying: Even preju-
diced baseball moeuls can i'll
afford 10 hold out on the great
American dollar much longer.
Meaning OF course. that what
ever II takes TO draw the crowds.
and of course the dollars Will
be the mode of the DAY Negro
PLAYERS or Vhatnot
"Peotcd whites one Southern
diamond owner rccenilN stated,
will have TO practice BIT OF
democracy for a change and like
&,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
vann Award Goes
to NBC Ted Mack

PHILADELPHIA - Ted Mack.
moderator Of the Original Anna
teur Hour. a weekly NBC tele-
vision presentation. was the re-
cipient Of the Robert L. Vann
Memorial Award her elast week
during jazz concert sponsored
by the Pittsburgh Courier Chart
ties Fund for the benefit of the
NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

- L. ficoos oCRdil IiNh eGiN
ice director. opined that such
selection as based on race
would be invalid since each
Parole Board member is chosen
BY a competitive civil service
examination without regard TO
raer. color or creed.
While agfccine that the Com
mission could nlahe provisional
appointment. Hess pointed out
that the appontee. regardless Of
race would be subject 10 a com
peiiiiNe civil service examination.
Certify Three
lie further revealed that three
candidates are then certified as
the three highest to the appoint
ment authority. adding thai there
could be no guarantee that the
provisional appointee would be
among the top three.
Appointment OF a Negro parole
member was advanced last week
by Dr. Jesse Jai Mcneil. Detroit
mg'nber and pastor of Tabernacle
B&Pist Church. who stated 'hsi
40 per cent OF prison inmates are
Negroes who should have q mem.
Der on the board who under
stands then problems
Hess stated further that attempt
10 select Negro member was
Understandable. but could result
IN objections OF the Commission :
discriminating against other
races.
Ranks Second
The Parole Board membership
rates sixth. The second highest
rank in the merit system
The department has one Negro
parole officer. James Selbv. who
is classified az IA. but question
Of his being acceptable rs pro-
,islonal appointee is that such
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Jim Crow Drink
Vendors Still?

NEW YORK - (Global)-The
fight still RACES against the Coca
Cola Company for allegedly
maintaining separate soft drink
coolers for Negro and white pa
irons
The controversy first gained
attention last year when the
Southern Patriot. published by
the Southern Conference Edu-
cation Board. printed a picture
showing a vending machine
with two spigois. one for white
and one for Negro patrons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Mary Church Terrell
Tribute Scheduled

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell. prob
ably most valiant fighter for
civil rights in the nation. will
be 90 years old on Oct 10
Friends and admirers viii
honor her on that day with Q
luncheon at the Statler hotel
In Washington. ID c.
Mrs. Terrell has been a
leader of various womcn's or
CARNATIONS since 1895. and she
has fought for civil rights all
her life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

what was intended
The sergeant believes thai his
release after getting a one-vear
iail sentence was due to pressure
bv the United States during The
final days OF the prisoner swap
known as Operation Big Switch -
SOME CHARGES
Charges against him read as
trumped-up. typical OF the Chi
neSe Reds:
CD Guilty OF breaking-up a
ports event and thereby iniur-
ing the health of other prisoners;
(2) guilty of stopping prisoners
from writing home and thereby
worrying their families. and go
guilty OF distorting facts and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

The 36-year old veteran was
among ihiriY-iive allied prison.
ers who were sentenced TO Jail
after the truce-signing on a
long list Of charges. siemming
from disioriing Communist
propaganda 10 other PWs
through a small underground
unit.
Since he is back in the states
and the others have been repairi-
ated Sgt Thompson revealed
activities Of the small but eff, Ct
i've secret organization for the
first time.
GREAT SUCCESS
The organization was called
the "Warramps" which so sue
cessfully operated underground
To disiort Red indoctrine. that Il
was not uncovered until some
months later in the spring Of this
year
But. il was too late. for the
morale OF the allied PWs had
reached a zenith whereby all
Chinese propaganda was turned
around TO mean the opposite OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

contributions TO any public school
during the drive period. with
clothing wrapped in bundles and
shoes tied in pairs. Those unable
TO do this may call the nearest
school for a pickup. or the Vol
unteers Of America at WO. 2-88l0.
All sizes OF shoes and clothing
are needed, both child and adult.
Among items particularly needed
are boys jackets and trousers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

The Legal Committee has on
is agenda such subjects as meas
ures to limit the length of annual
assembly sessions appeals TO
states 10 up adoption Of anti
2crccide measures tagainSt mass
determination OF peoples). and
preparatory work on revising the
UN charter
Serving with him on this com
mittee will be the Rev. Archibald
j. Carey Jr.. Chicago.
On the agenda OF the Social
Welfare Committee are the study
Of the prevention Of discrimina-
ton and protection 81 minoritics.
RECORD NOT GOOD
Serving with ByrneS on the
Special Political Committee will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

JOHANNESBURG South Az
RIGA Manilal Gandh e,t week
followed IN foolstcp az his late
father and decided To serve So
day IAN sentence io tclNmg me
South African race Segregation
laws
The son OF Mohandas x. Gan
dhi. late Indian leader had the
alternative OF either paying a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Start From Bottom

Removal plans from the private
hospitals would be conducted
from the bottom of the rating
list upwards il was reported
The two hospitals named as the
first to be affected by the removal
plan were cited as having de
plorablc" ratings after surprise
inspections conducted by the
Commission. the County Board of
Institutions and the WaVnc
County directors Of the Michigan
\Society for Mental Health.
The Commission revealed that
the hospitals named had made
efforts TO improve their standards
in the last six weeks. but that
they still remain at bottom of
the list as TO rating.
List Others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Fashion Show to Mark End Of
Special Youth Subscription Drive

The Detroit Tribune is underway with plans TO
present a Fall and Winter Fashion Review at which
he club whose young lady has sold the highest num-
Der of subscriptions will be crowned Miss Detroit
Tribune.
Watch this space for more Information.
Give your favorte OF IFS favorte member your
support by subscribing for the Tribune thereby help
ing her to be crowned queen.