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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-26
THE ANSWERS


/. The BoaId estimates that
323.684 persons, or their estates
will be eligible for old age bene-
fits in 1887.
2. In a recent test. a fox was
clicked at 2e miles an hour.
3. Loss TO workers in wages h
estimated at more than SCI. o0o,.
600.
4. The current Navy supply
bill viii carry more than S500.-
900, 900.
5. About 10 percent in opposi'
ton
g.. So, 900, 900.
Z. Abound $50. 100000.
s. IN Germany; he came y
this county eight years old.
9. II is cooperative sssoeia.
tion, owned BY hundreds Of mem'
ber-newspapers.
10. In 1896. We bought $50.
100000 worth o. goods from ths
Islands and sold them 100000
600 worth.
Questions On Page Two)
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:: SOCIETY ::
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Division Street School Units
Put On Programs Last Week

Dora Roche, May Phylle Sawyer,
Rose Marie Shanahan, Evelyn
SHELTON, Antonio Smith, Mary
Louise Spencer, Albert Atwell,
Alfonso Estevez, Joseph Lowe,
Joseph Papy. Billy Roberts, Gil
bert Torres, Billy Tynes, Sergio
Valdez.
The intermediate grades OBJ
served the event on Wednesday,
April 81. The 5A-2 class under
the direction of their teacher,
Miss Sadie Moss, presented the
following program: g
Recitation, "The Squirrel" by
Alice Salgado and Frances Col
Inns.
Reading, "How Chipmunk Got
His Stripes" by Eugene Rosam
and Eugene Sweeting.
Reading, ..Why Bob Rabbit
has a Snort TAN, by PefSlS Lar
sen.
Play, BE Kind To Animals. "
Those taking part in the play
were: Violet Albury. Mercedes
Pereira, Georgina Valdez, Reba
Saunders, Dorothy Johnson, Harry
Robidere, Joseph Roberts, Robert
Albury, Florencio Alvarez and
William Russell.
Song, 'sOld Dog Tray" by
cast. grF
Violin solo by Persis Larsen.
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Division Street School had its
yeafiy Observance o. BE Kind To
Animals Week" last week. The
leseon was cleverly told in. both
aong and story BY both the pri-
snary and intermediate depart
nnenia.
The event was fittingly OBJ
served b the Primary Depart
ment ON Friday. April 23rd.
Twenty-Five Of the second grade
children from Miss ALICE Curry's
room presented a playlet entitled
"Our Pets." They were ably as
sisted By = dozen live pets, cats,
DOGS. goldfish, birds. and Dummies.
TIE following songs we're sung
- part Of the play:
When Cats Get Up in the
Morning" "Doggie's Bath" "The
Wageiey Dog" 20 Here is Miss
Kitty There Was Little
Mouse," "Goldfish," Canary
Benny" Il Had a Little Diggie, !"
Frogs az school," II Have a
Dog" "A Secret" "FrislIy
Brisky." "Aren't You Glad to See
the SpFinRtime?"
The children taking part were
Edna Mae Alvarez, Ella Mae
bowery, Velma Gates, Betty De-
meritts Estelle Diaz, Rosemarie
Garcia, Rose Mary Kerr, Mayfield
knewies, Louise Lastres, Thelma
Ogden, Rose Mary Richardson,
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PERSONAL MENTION


Elmer 6. Laird, who II years
ago was an employee Of The Citi-
zen, Mrs. Laird and their two
daughters, who were spending a
few days in Key West, left this
morning over the highway and
after a brief visit with a brother
in Miami. win proceed to their
home in Mayville, n. Y, where
Mr.. Laird conduct a weekly
paper.
v. v. Carmichael, district en-
gineer of the Sinclair Refining
Company. was an arrival this
morning from Tampa, and viii
spend a brief time consulting
with the local representative,
Willard M. AIbury, before re-
turning to headquarters in At
,lanta.
". II. 0uiiOHIs VI the DQtcdu
of Fisheries in Washington, Is a
visitor in Key West contracting the
various buyers of sponge and as
sembling the data secured for
making a report covering the IN
dustry. and the commercial fish
ing industry.
Mrs. Glenn c. Price, who was
visiting in Tarpon Springs with
her mother, Mrs. Ernest Meres,
was returning passenger on the
Cuba from Tampa this morning.
Mrs. Martel F. Wilson, of the
WPA office in Jacksonville and
Mrs. Frances McCann, OF the Mi
ami office, arrived in the city yes
terday and are today discussing
the Home Making Project with
local WPA officials.
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Miss GeOrgina Mach0dO
Weds Edwin Sweeting

Edwin +. Sweeting and Miss
GeorTinia Maehado were last
evening Joined in the bonds OF
holy wedlock, Peace Justice En-
Fique Esquinaldo, Jr., .officiat-
ing.
The ceremony was performed in
me presence Of the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ma
rhado, and a few close relatives
and friends, at the home 1928
Simonton street.
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WPA PRODUCTS TO
BE DISTRIBUTED

Another shipment of prunes has
been received at the WPA CON-
modify rooms, corner of Simon
ton and Angela streets, states C..
N. Recio, Monroe County super
visor OF distribution.
All certified clients are re-
quested to call at the rooms to-
morrow where they will be pro-
vided with their allotment.
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TENNIS ASSN. WILL
MEET ON THURSDAY

Announcement has been made
that the rieeting Of The South
ernmost Tennis Association sched-
uled FOR tonight viii be held
Thursday night instead.
Meeting will take place in The
annex of First NJ. Z. (Stone)
Church on Eaton street. it Is stat
ed.
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CARRY COUPONS IN
AWARD OF PRIZES

A valuable coupon is carried in
this issue by South Florida Con-
tracing & Engineering Company
next to this concerns regular adj
vertisement.
This coupon with two others
which viii appear in tomorrow
and Wednesdays issues and o
small amount of cash will entitle
the bearer. to a beautiful 16-piece
Mount Vernon Dinnerware Set.
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SENDING OUT CARDS
EXPRESSING GRATITUDE

Directors of San Carlos In
stitute, through the President,
Enrique Esquinaldo, ST., and Sec
rotary Pedro Agnilar. are sending
out cards of thanks, one Of which
has been received by The Citizen.
The card expresses gratitude
for the services extended to the
institute and its personnel and
visiting officials, during the
period of the Jose Marti celebra-
ton, the ceremonies for which
were held on April 10. 1887.
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| Mrs. Effie Louise Sehraeder
was an arrival over the highway
Saturday evening from Miami,
having been called here owing to
the illness of her father, Samuel
Drudge, at his home on Caroline
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L Fort, who
were married last Friday morn
ing in st. Pau's Episcopal
Church, left this morning for Ha-
vana where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Mrs. Charles Falk and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Falk, who were
spending while in Miami, were
returning passengers over the
highway last evening.
John Costar, agent for the p.
and o. S. S. Company, who was
visiting in Miami, returned yes
terday over the highway accom-
panied by Mrs. Costar who was
visiting with friends at Mate
cumbe,
Mrs. A. E. Sharpley, who was
attending the convention of
Eastern Star in st. Petersburg as
delegate from Fern Chapter 81 of
Key West, returned on the Steam
ship Cuba this morning.
]. r. Blair, q. s. inspector OF
bulls and G. L. Scheer, United
States inspector Of boilers, ar
rived this morning for inspections
of ships in the harbor and to ex-
anime certain employees as to
their adaptability for work on
some of the vessels.
G. A. Parramore, representing
one of the large packing houses,
arrived on one of his regular trips
to the city.
Charles Geiger, known to his
many friends as Pop, left on
the bus of the Florida Motor
Lines this morning for a visit of
several days in Miami.
George NJ. Sims, of Raleigh, N.
c., who was spending a short
vacation in Key West, was a pas
senger leaving over the highway
this morning for Miami en- route
to Charleston, S. c.
Frank Morrison, who arrived
last week from Palm Beach for a
short visit left this morning via
the Florida Motor Lines for Mi
ami en- route to Tampa.
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FOR SALE-Premises corner
Caroline and Edmonton streets,
opposite new postoffice. Large
two-story house with attic, on
lot 116x1i6. Suitable for resi-
dence, hotel, hotel apartments
or clue site. Building is sur
rounded by beautiful shade
trees. Property is offered for
sale at a reasonable price and
very satisfactory terms. Apply
to Frank Delaney, Owner, Ali
Elizabeth street. apr12-tf
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MISS FAX GIVEN POSITION

Miss Mary FAX has been ap'
pointed in charge Of the social
service branch Of the WPA 49,
Stunning the position which be-
came vacant through the resigna-
ticn of Miss Martha Buck who BE.
came the wife OF James l.. Fort
last Thursday.
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FOR SALE-Two houses, $40
and 312 William street. One
house with three apartments
and 2 baths. Other house with
apartment upstairs and store
downstairs. Nice yard with
fruit trees and rose bushes. w.
j. Kemp, 310 William street.
apr6-t.
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Worried Wife: Husband grouchy?
Maybe MS only indigestion. Change
% Spry. Foods viii be doubly de-
hcious, 80 digestfble. Cakes are
nghter. liner pastry fiakier. Fried
8oods are crisper. tastier and so
eaay % digest a child can eat them.
Set spry. the new triple -cTeGmed
a4k~vegstablosh shortening TODAY nOtVl
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LAUNCH "a long. z beam, g.
horse Palmer Engine. Dinghy.
Cheap. Apply Richardson's
Grocery. aprS-tf
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Department

Kenneth Collins. Department
Store executive:
see the gambling spirit COM
ing bgck into American industry"
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Robert Treat Paine, American
attorney and patriot, was born in
hosion in 1871.
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FOR EENT-Newly Decorated
Furnished Bungalow. Cor. Geor-
gia and Albury SITS. Apply 905
South st. apr20-1wk
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Rath Aiurray, dancing instructor:
.Oid people who haven't NOV
ed vigorously for years, natural
81 don't sympathize with the mod
efn dance"
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FOR SALE-Two houses at 1909
Pearl street, $500. Only $500
down, balance in monthly pay
ments. apr16-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two-story house. In
exclusive section of town. For
price and terms, address N, The
Citizen. apr5-tf
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FOR SALE-Wicker baby carri-
age in good condition. 514 Mar
garet or Phone 152-M. apr21tf
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Nero was the last Of the Caesars
and was the mystic anti-Carist of
ne primitive Christian tradition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-26

APARTMENT FOR RENT-Four
rooms and bath. Apply Key
West Drug Co. apr21-tf
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Hare Jnst 10 Year,
Ago To-day As Taken From
The Files OF The citizeu

Key West is not only practically
assured of the 1929 Convention
of the Coastal Highway Associa-
ton, but has already won the 1928
meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of that body. This infor-
nation is conveyed in letters re-
ceived here by the Key West
delegation to the recent meeting
held in Charleston, S. c., several
of whom returned yesterday. As
a result of this meeting and the
fight put up by Key West dele
gates, members feel that the
meeting will surely come here for
the 1929 gathering. In Charles
ton Key West went up against a
campaign Richmond had been
waging for one year. A majority
of the Carolina deegates were al
ready pledged to the Virginia
city, and felt honor bound to
vote for Richmond even though
they preferred to come to Key
West.
More than 100000 members
of the Odd Fellows organization
in all parts of the United States
will tonight celebrate the one
hundred-and-eighth anniversary of
the founding of the organization.
In Key West the event will be
celebrated at the Garden Theater
in which all local lodges will par
ticipate. Many outsiders are ex-
pected to attend. Key West Lodge
No. Is was established nearly go
years ago. There are now three
subordinate lodges, one encamp-
ment and one Rebecca lodge,
which is the woman's auxiliary of
the order, in this city.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN the local Red
Cross drive for flood sufferers
totalled $1S5 at noon today with
only one worker reporting. Had
other workers reported the show
ing would have been much great
er, it is said and the list tomor-
row is expected to show great
gains. Food, shelter and clothing
must be furnished for more than
100000 people in the flooded
areas and medical attention must
be provided. Key West will do
her part.
Editorial comment: Most vets
are sore because they have no
kick coming; those who have a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-26

California is the only state in
the union containing areas of
substantial size that lie below sea
level.
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4ohn l.. Lewis. Labor leader:
The quibblers of ancient
Greece were intellectual slug
gartls as compared with our SUI
pfeme Court"
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Mary ice shelley, physical edu.
eation instructor;
There IS no difference be-
tween the golfers sense of rhy-
tan and the dancers"
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Lerd Riverdale. British steel mag
nate
We rave come to the eonclu-
sens that the League of Nations,
a. an Instrument of collective
security. has failed"
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Direct Relief
For SKIN ITCH

A special combination Of medical
agents make Imperial Lotion direct
" active in soothing and relieving
the itching of eczema, rash, letter,
ringworr. and common itch. No
waiting. Two sizes 35c and $1.00
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kick coming are to be con-
graduated.
FL Coral is the new name Sc
lected for the ice cream parlor
owned by Hernandez and Torres
and located at 222 Duval street.
Hundreds of answers were re-
ceived following an announcement
in The Citizen asking for a name.
They are catering to the public
offering a delicious blend of ice
cream, and offering sandwiches
and soft drinks,
The party OF approximately 800
Shriners which passed through
this city several days ago going
to Havana to stage a ceremonial,
are expected to return this after
noon en- route to Tampa.
City Tax Collector Arthur Snep-
pard, Mr.. and Mrs C. C.
Symonette, B. F. Cato, w. ]. H.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. George F..
Archer, Mrs. Murray Cochran,
John Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Russell and George A. T. Roberts,
are in Clearwater attending the
annual meeting of the Knights of
Pythias and the Pythian Sisters.
A. T. TRAY, automobile tag in
spector for the State of Florida,
who has been in Key West for sew
eral days, said today that he finds
conditions in Key West simply
perfect. In a close search not a
delinquent tag could be found, he
said.
U. ]. Delgado. secretary of the
Key West Athletic Association, is
notifying all officers and mem
bers that there will be held the
regular election on May 3.
All members are requested to be
present.
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Nsnrbe-t Hoover, former Presi-
dent commenting on the Was.
her .Aet deeisions:
IT. whole country should be
grateful for these decisions.
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1osiah Wedgswo0d, British NJ. p:
Every time Britain shows fear
q invites another kick in the
pants"
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statesmen WANTED

statesmen = District Manager
wanted for your locality to or
ganize agency. Send your APP
plications to Merchants & Bank
ers Guaranty Co., sol Hide
brandt Bldg, Jacksonville, Fla.
apr23-3t
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Editorial comment: Most vets
are sore because they have no
kick coming; those who have a
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FOR RENT

SOUTH BEACH WATERFRONT
COTTAGE, furnished, electric
appliances, hot and cold run
ming water. 1900 Vernon Ave-
nue.. Apply 1909 Flagler ave-
nue.. mar19;sat-mon-tf
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CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
LOST

LOST
L0ST-Scheaffer's Fountain Pen
this morning between Southland,
William and Caroline streets.
Reward if returned to Miss
Dora Gale, Thompson Ice Co.
apr26-2t
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HsnFy Ford. auto maker:
Ihe unions were created by
Nall street-hy capitalize bring
about control of labor"
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Frank Morrison, who arrived
last week from Palm Beach for a
short visit left this morning via
the Florida Motor Lines for Mi
ami en- route to Tampa.
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kick coming are to be con-
graduated.
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ss..ss.ses...ee.........
WEWSAND REVIEWS
What They Say Whether
Right Or Wrong
eeeeeeeeaseeaseeeseosoee

eeeeee@ee@eeeseeeesoeoee
Frankiin d. Roosevelt:
The principal danger to mod
ern civilization lies in those ma
tiens which largely because of
The armament race are headed
directly toward bankruptcy"
Marvin u. creaeer. president,
AmeEican Society of Newspa-
psr Ediiors:
Pew editors would wish to see
newspapers reach such power as
e b. allie to control elections"
Hsnry Ford. auto maker:
-Tae unions were created by
Val street-hy capitalize bring
nbout control of labor"
1esiah Wedgswo0d, British M. p:
sEvery time Britain shows fear
q invites another kick in the
pants."
4ohn L. Lewis. Labor leader:
The quibblers of ancient
Greece were intellectual slug
gartf IS compared with our SUI
neme Court"
E8srb~~t Hoover. former Presi-
dsnt commenting on the Was-
hersAet DECISIONS:
IT. whole country should be
grateful for these decisions"
Lord Riverdale. British steel mag
nntes
I'VE have come to the eonclu-
sens that the League of Nations,
a. an Instrument of collective
security. has failed"
Mary ice shelley, physical edu.
eation Instructor;
There Is no difference be-
tween the golfers sense of rhy-
tam and the dancers"
Rath Aiurray, dancing instructor:
"Old people who haven't NOV
ID vigorously for years, natural
- don't sympathize with the mod
efn dance"
Kenneth Collins. Department
Store exeeutives
see the gambling spirit COM
inR hgck into American industry"
Robert Treat Paine, American
attorney and patriot, was born in
hosion in 1871.
Nero was the last Of the Caesars
and was the mystic anti-Carist of
TIE primitive Christian tradition.
Worried Wife: Husband grouchy?
MAYBE MS only indigestion. Change
% Spry. Foods viii be doubly de-
hcious, 80 digestfble. Cakes are
nghter. hner-pastry hakier. Fried
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-26

George NJ. Sims, of Raleigh, N.
c., who was spending a short
vacation in Key West, was a pas
senger leaving over the highway
this morning for Miami en- route
to Charleston, S. c.
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FFankiin D. Roosevelt:
The principal danger to mod
ern civilization lies in those ma
tiens which largely because of
TIE armament race are headed
directly toward bankruptcy"
Evening star., 1937-12-19
MiZe No Flash in Pan.
LIE WAS simply terrific with a

He WAS simply terrific with bat
in his hands from the play ball
signal in April to the last out in Octo-
ber. He poisoned pitchers at a 400
clip for most Of the year Then a late
season slump caught up with him, but
couldn't stop him from winding up
with a margin Of 10 points over his
nearest rival and Gashouse Gang
mate, Firstbaseman Johnny Mize, who
proved as sophomore with a 1854
average that his freshman firing was
anything but flash in the pan.
In the list of regular batting fea-
lures, Medwick's record makes it very
plain why there couldn't very well
have been any one else as the loops
most valuable player for the season.
He backed up his batting crown with
the honors for scoring most runs for
the campaign U1D, collecting most
hits (237) and doubles (56), both for
the second straight year, and most
total bases (406) for the third
straight year. He tied Mel OFT of the
Giants for most homers, with 81 each.
He was at bat most times, the averages
charging him with 633 official trips
to the plate.
And, on top Of all that, the Hun
garian Rhapsody" from St Louis
topped it off by equaling couple of
records in whacking four doubles in
one game and betting five homers in
three consecutive games, and played
more games during the season than
any one else in the league-156.
With Medwick making such a one
man collection of the laurels. there
wasn't much the other fellows had to
Evening star., 1937-12-19
HEURICH PRO QUINT
IN FIRST REAL TEST
Host to New York Presidents To-
night in Feature of Twin
Basket Ball Bill.

HEURICH'S professional basketers
face their first real test of the
current campaign tonight when they
clash with the strong New York Pres
idents in the Heurich gymnasium at
$50 O'Clock
Boosting victories over such op-
ponents as House of David. Detroit
Clowns. New York Pros, Buffalo and
Rochester, the invaders have proven
themselves high-class band of
cagers. Their loss by one point to
the sensational Renaissance team
several weeks ago wasn't harmful to
their prestige.
Paul Bataef. center; Dutch Koehler
and Nanny Citrin, guards, and Whitley
Rockline and Flash Maurer forwards,
comprise starting lineup averaging
8 feet 2 inches tall and 1876 pounds
heavy.
Mickey Schoenfeld, Ben Goldfaden,
Capt. Ralph Bennie, Whitley Wilson
and Otis Zahn will start for the Brew
ers with Everett Russell and Tuffy
Leemans in reserve
Little Tavern and D. C. Firemen
tnssers will engage in preliminary
Evening star., 1937-12-19
MERRICKS HUSTLE
TO REMAIN ON TOP
Defeat shamrocks and National
Savings to Keep Lead in
Southeast League.

THE Merrick Boys Club had to nose
out the Shamrocks in the last
seconds of play and go an extra period
to defeat the National Savings g.
Trust five to maintain their lead in
the Southeast Community Center
Basket Ball League during weeks
milling.
1t promises to be snappy tussle
tomorrow night when the Merricks
clash with the second-place Miller
Furniture outfit in the feature game
of a triple-header.
National Savings e. Trust meets
Procurement in the opener tomorrow
night at 7:15 and the Shamrocks and
Southeast Merchants face in the
finale. Southeast Merchants battle the
Millers Tuesday at 9:15 and another
triple header Wednesday night will
see skirmishes between Merrick and
Sigma Mu Sigma, National Savings &
Trust and Miller Furniture and
Procurement and the Trojans.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Football Officials Plan Var
On Movies of Games MAKING
Them Targets OF Criticism

thing. You can show that Hinkle of
Vanderbilt is too incompetent to fig
ure as member of any major team. -
Inferentially, Mr.. Baird argues that
film segments may be shown which
unfairly make officials look bad
through failure to catch some one
foul out of all that they do catch
He thinks that eventually the able,
honest arbiters will be driven out of
the game and their places taken by
men of lesser ability. And then"
he says. coaches will have some really
fancy movies"
What the officials of any section
could do about the film situation,
except to retire from the sport, is
puzzling to conjecture. Coaches cam
not be prevented from having films
made. neither can they be prevented
from making the records public.
Perhaps some plan will be devised at
the holiday conventions.