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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
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BLACK LEGION STILL
IN MICHIGAN NEWS

An interesting sidelight of
The Citizens recent interview
with Duncan McCrae. Detroit
prosecuting attorney. in
which he revealed great
deal of the inner workings of
the Black Legion case. is
the recent news that r.
Stanley Wilson was reinstat-
ed by the Michigan Supreme
Court at Lansing. Michigan.
as a Highland Park City
Councilman. although he is
known to be a member of
the Black Legion.
The reinstatement was
made April A. and was ac-
companied by turbulent ses-
sions of the Michigan supreme
tribunal. In giving the decis-
ion il was brought out that
"Misfeasance. misconduct or
malfeasance TO warrant re-
moval from office must
amount either to maladminis-
tration or TO wilful and inten-
tional neglect and failure TO
discharge the duties Of the
office at ALL"
Clipping was sent through
the courtesy of Jacob Schrei.
Der whom Mr.. McCrae visit
ed in Key West last week.
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BOCA CHICA CASINO

Mickey Cherup presents Miss
Mickey Barrie and orchestra to-
night, at Boca Chica Casino in a
special night of dancing and en-
tertainment. Fresh from con-
tracts at the Club Continentale in
Miami Beach "a particularly
high-clasS evening is guaranteed.
Particulars on page one tell de-
tails of admission, etc.
In addition, there will be other
all-star acts including the Field
ing Trio, Dixie Kay, Chick Berry,
Clyde Burge and a new band.
Coming attractions at Boca Chica
will be-Cecil Rhodes from the
exclusive Bath Club at Miami
Beark1k Chef Brownagle, from
Hollywood Kennel Club; Jack
Ely, from Town Casino of Miami
Beaclf1and Gary Marquis. from
400 Club in Miami Bearhs
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MUCH PLEASED
OVER HIGHWAY
Il. S. BROWNE. JR.. SENDS
CLIPPING FROM ROCK.
LAND. MAINE

H. S. Browne, Jr., member OF
the personnel of the U.S.S. Travis
CO, writes from Rockland
Maine, enclosing section of the
Bangor Daily News, of Bangor,
Maine, which contains the follow
ing brief sketch of Key West:
1t is under the caption, '.Key
West Comeback, and is as fol-
lows: ''Once upon a time, Key
West was Florida's Metropolis.
But since the Spanish-Ameriean
War. when it was a strategic
point. its population of $4,000 has
dwindled to II, 500. And the 1885
hurricane destroyed the railroad
linking it to the mainland. But
now a $7,400,O0O highway, built
over the sea, partly on the old
railroad trestles, is open, and Key
West looks forward to happy days
again..
Mr.. Browne expresses his pleas
ure to mote mention of the home
town in print in one of the ex-
trcrne sections of the country,
and continues:
COPIES of The Citizen are for
warded to us regularly and it is
needless to state that its columns
are perused with a great deal of
interest. 1t is with justifiable
pride one states we are from
Key West, to which may be fit
tingly added, we long to be back
there, and also experiencing the
thrill of actually driving there.
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YOUTHS ARE
GIVEN HEARING

Albert Thum and Frank Kee-
nan, youths who visited Key West
from some other part of the coun-
try, are now in the county Jail
awaiting trial for violating one of
the laws relative to beating"
rides on property of transporta-
ton companies.
They were arfesteds by "eon4
stable c. FfoheyI PQIhcier Thurs
day. and later in the day, were
given preliminary hearing before
Peace; Justice Enrique sEsqdfh-
aldo, Jr. 49,,
Evidence 4duced at the hearing
was sufficient. warrant them
beihgi held for trial at the next
session of Criminal Court and
they were placed under bonds of
500 each.
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RAULS CLUB

The regular Saturday night
Dance is scheduled for Raurs
Club on Roosevelt boulevard to-
night, with dancing starting at o
p. m. The music will be in charge
of John Pritchard and his Swing
artists" and full evening of good
dancing and high" entertain
ment is ''on tap. See advertise
ment on page one today.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ENTERTAINMENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HABANA-MADRID

In a Latin-American atmo-
sphere, the distinctive style of
Otto Divanti, his clarinet and his
orchestra, the finest dance music
in town is presented.
This is the initial appearance of
the New" Habana- Madrid or
chestra consisting of six MAS
ters' of sophisticated swing.
The Surprise" floor show will
represented at midnight by that
eyer popular master of ceremon-
les, Billy Arnold. Call 22O for
reservations.
L There is never a cover charge
for the unsurpassed dancing and
entertainment of Key Vests
leading night club.
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PENA'S GARDEN

Gould Curry'S Orchestra is pre-
Sented this evening in another
Saturday Night Dance at Pena's
famous Garden of Roses on
Thomas street. Advertisement on
page one gives "details of admis-
sion, etc, and a large crowd is
expected to attend. Special fca-
lures are planned.
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PEOPLES FORUM
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FEARS OVERCROWDING

FEARS OVERCROWDING
Editor, The Citizen:
Driving up the Florida coast
March 90 in the afternoon, ! lis
| tened to the speakers on the
Overseas Highway" opening. ]
was very much interested, as
used to get to Key West fire.
quently before the railroad
stopped operation.
l was very much impressed
with the talks given, especially
with the fact that not one life was
lost in the construction of this
road. But, 1 do see great danger
in the near future, unless the en-
gineers have been fore-sighted
and have provided proper protec-
ton.
I note that the road has been
made hurricane-proof, and bomb
proof, so that everything is safe
in that respect.
But as / listened to the various
talks, / visioned the people in a
line from Chicago to Key West,
and from Boston and New York
to Key West, and all the 10000
900 people in between these
points, and when they hear all of
the advantages and opportunities
and start for Key West in their
cars, l see danger of the Island
filling up to a point where it will
not hold any more, and still the
streams of cars will be comingpn,
and on, and on, and while no
lives were lost in the censtEuc-
tion, 4 seeIhundreds of people
pushed out in the ocean and Gulf,
unless Mime provision is made to
stop the people at the Florida
land end after the island is full.
Of course, this is not difficult to
arrange, but it must be thought
of before a calamity happens.
You have, no doubt, seen Spe-
cial merchandise sale, especially
ladies' apparel, where a police
man would stand at the door and
every time two or three people
would come out, they would al
low two or three to come in. No
doubt, you will need some such
arrangement where the guard
could let more people on, as more
came back.
l see visions of having no place
to park. Of course, they can
build tall buildings, which would
take care of lot of this. But it
is going to take some real plan
ming and thought to be able to
handle the situation.
The old gentleman, who had
lived there seventy years, saw
visions of Key West being the
metropolis of Florida by 1948. If
there is room to put the. people,
| would not be surprised to see it
the metropolis of the United
States in the next five years, pro-
vidcd you could put on. broad
casts such as you had March 20
and the people could hear the
marvellous advantages. l was in
the vicinity of Vero Beach when
| began hearing about the adj
vantages, and / am telling you. |
wanted to turn right around and
drive right back, right then. But
business compelled me to come
on North, but | assure you I'll be
down there in the next few DAYS
as | can hardly wait to see the
tremendous opportunities.
If there is anything l can do to
help safeguard the situation.
please advise me and I'll be down
sooner.
w. c. DANIELS.
EIlStiS. Fla
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STOLEN AUTO
Is RECOVERED
CAR BELONGING TO CAPT.
cosGRovE FOUND
IN TAMPA

Advises have been received al
the office of Sheriff K. O.
Thompson that the car belonging
to Captain Philip Cosgrove, re-
tired. of the lighthouse service,
which was stolen in Miami, has
been located in Tampa.
Captain and Mrs. Cosgrove last
week left for visit in Miami in
their new car. and on Tuesday
evening returned to the city, with
news of the theft of their car
from one of the parking lots in
the city.
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SLOPPY JOE'S

Herb BenSon-popular enter
tainer and producer from La
Paloma Club in Miami-presentS
an entirely new show tonight at
Sloppy Joe's Famous Bar, and to
Judge from the first appearance
of this company-the followers of
this popular might spot" are go
ing to turn out again IN large
numbers.
Here's the lineup for tonight
Jan King, Rudy Vallee's Only
Rival; Buddy, The Cliff Edwards
of Key West; Teddy Kirkpatrick,
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Past Week Almost Betters
Months Aquarium Visitors

The number of visitors at
the Key West Aquarium for
last week. April IT. inclusive
almost equalled the number
tolled at the door for the en-
tire month of March. William
Monsalvatge. Council chair
man of the Aquarium Com
mitiee. announces.
March saw l.447 adults and
So children. a total of l.s09
persons, Last. week Witnessed
l.o74. adults and 50 children.
which adds TO I.l2s persons.
Mr., ,Monsalvatge recently
said thai iihe incfsAss I.llthe,
number Of visitors will make
il possible TO betfer fl1e water
circulatorY system. resurface
certain of the concrete sfruc-
lures. do some necessary
painting and add a larger
variety of fish.
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VISITING IN CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Hogan
and Miss Kathleen Hogan, of
Highland Park, Illinois, and Mr..
Hegan's brother, William j., of
Nashville, are visitors in the city
and enjoying a delightful vaca-
ton.
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WILL IN FIVE WORDS

AURORA, HIN five words,
Give my wife my money,
which he wrote on the back of a
sales slip. Joseph Horvath of this
city disposed of his $4,000 estate.
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Pearlman's

The Store of Quality takes
upon themselves the Job of guar
anteeing that you are the best
dressed person in the Easter Par
ade."
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OZARK BRINGS
HEAVY FREIGHT

Steamship Ozark, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, arrived $50
o'clock this morning from New
Orleas, with heavy shipments of
freight for Key West, included in
which were 10l tons of pipe for
the water system which is being
installed by the WPA.
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At The Stores
Aronovitz

Leading store of those that mer-
chandiSe here-our only depart
ment storytelling daily stories
of things on sale in this paper.
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penner Plumbing Co.

This Miami concern is bidding
for Key West business in clas-
sified announcement starting this
month.
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Kew West Fish Co.

One more week of Lent-and
your favorite food will be Fish.
This store is our leading market
in that commodity.
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Pierce Bros.

Philco leads in America and
Key West by large margins
handled exclusively at this-your
favorite hardware store.
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MaloneY Bros.

Layer cakes that melt in your
mouth-and keep you reaching
for more and more. On sale this
weekend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09

First-grade merchandise for
men is on sale at this popular
store. Their advertisement ran
yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09

The opening announcement of
this new establishment was car
ried this week end. Situated at
904 Fleming street.
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Richardson's

Item upon item of best-grade
groceries on sale at bargain prices.
Shop here and save
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Appelrouth's

The Store of Fashion is pre-
pared to take care of all demands
for Easter outfits. See them first.
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South Florida

Summer merchandise for your
home: - worth of the best" -
may be purchased at this leading
hardware company.
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HoItsberq's

Introducing a new line of Slips
see today's space on page six
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09

The daily series "Fsetsf That
Are News"-keeps on appearing
as a main feature. Dpitpu follow
them?
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4l0 Fleming Street

We stick to this argument -
the best place in the city to get
really good meal.
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GARDENERS Pharmacy

Here's the store in which to
buy your Easter Candy A full
line is carried at good prices.
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Hull says that the United States
and England understand each
other on the Pacific claims.
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Archer's Grocery

The best in foods at prices all
can afford. Try them and note the
big difference.
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FROM CUTTERS TO CHOIR

NEWARK.-Harry Harris of
this city, who has a good tenor
voice, was fined SIS for being
drunk and ordered to sing in the
church choir.
Songs you'll never forget; Louise,
the Rhumba Queen; Mary Eloise,
the Shake Dancer; Bud and Bud
dy, feet that won't behave.
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Gas Company

The Annual Old Range Round
Up is on. Good trade-in allow
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WHATS IN A NAME?"

EVANSVILLE, Ill. - Because
residents of this city thought the
new name would attract tourists,
the city council changed ''Simp-
son Street" to Windsor Street.
E~H
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ances for yohr old Stoves
purchase of new ones.
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SPECIALS.

Just arrived. the
cuiesi ever. suits
for little boys. Snow
White and Seven
Dwarf models with
Dwarf emblem. And
the price. only SI.0o
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Columbia Laundry

snY~1-7r-1--rn h.,
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New shipment Of
Mexican prin I
Shaniunq Dresses.
With side zippora.
Special for Sal. and
Mon. Sl.se
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And Don't Forget!
We have dozens
y, n Of SUGGESTIONS in
Childrens Dresses.
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SPRING DRESSES
for Ladies in all
styles and mater
ialS. See the new
arrivals in Sum
mer Evening Fash
ions.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

AS DuGER wH1RLED ABOUT THE COURSE. black clio clouds
zoa on the the an d s
their to the app sRprS1S S nd S nd
horse which for hopes
he passed through the gate amid ringing
R1SsDE RRH PFLUGE tIGnss and n0o0S0 MS NS"0 ''
vr1HE COMPETITION FOR THE HERALD-TNdEs CUP cap
% h4es @ @ sn N65s
meeting on the 9 or N the p horse
would be lost to competition here there was
sympa and regrets to the dashng rider from the western
':Pf HERE e 81 IS soIETHNa DIFFERENT ABOUT THIS INTER
HORSE SHOW ARTHUR m NA o msnaser ss.Us
with the National show and qualified
9 snd iPsaE Su DGa To es Sss Se %
% TE N9T UsD 9E % ref became 1r yesterday
interested in horse shows % had Sse IN cope
this show It is not known whether HERR degned
this sporting and Offer but the German team is
nGs f@09s opA 0 H THINK
1oa w s1 AF FL
GME q had GSRnued M P PtssuSS @ noble @
m feioW gets Kick out lot things that happen
Rn E m "OGS Ss linz s n
9S szd Of fss aS9u hal. n brush
turn s AN1 with k TSaf he hnG RfD
LOT BETTER racing along in life than he WOULD HAVE
r oU ANGBERs CERTAINLY IS TAKING NO CHANCES in his
Ia @ neG % @ G sT snf A ths @ hd II asn9 n past %
NELSON POE coach Of "ONIELETS taking his
play the Navy DEVASTATORS as sort
of preliminary contest the at Baltimore Neither NAVY
PRINCETON will practice at Baltimore tomorrow boCn
will on field just in time practice and play
having played will leave for home % forthwith mt resting
games this fall The noble art of bootng the ball
coming back to the Ted Lyons post
that Bob Nelson Of Baylor quite an artist at kicking goals
BUCKY HARRIS Is READY TO GIVE THE FEATEEEsED AND
FURRED surrounding country battle at almost any
time HENRY ARMSTRONG is around telling the world
nat aSs te svs
JOE in Italy? Another FRANKIE CROSETT1?
pretty for EDDIE BRNNCK secretary OF the
YORK Giants is sailing tomorrow Brannick breathes
spirit with club since he was 13
years age good agent country including Jim
CoonialS play basketball
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
TIMES GOLF CUP
|PLAYOFF SLATED
BY OCTOBER Is
By Lillian RIXEY

Mrs. l.. F. Hurley of Columbia
and Mrs. Arnold McNitt Of Con
gressional are scheduled to play
off their tie for the Times Cup
championship at Kenwood Coun-
try Club by october Is following
yesterdays tournament in which
131 entrants competed in the an
nual one-day handicap event.
Playing in her first local tourna-
ment and breaking 100 for the
first time in her life, Mrs. Hurley
shot a gross SO which, minus her
handicap of "a, the limit in the
tournament, gave her a net 72 to
match Mrs. McNitt's score. Mrs.
McNitt carded 91-19-72.
Thus, after having won the
Post Club earlier this year, Mrs
McNitt stands a chance to win yet
another newspaper-Sponored event
in the play-off with Mrs. Hurley.
The low gross award in the 10
to-24 handicap division, for which
class The Times Tournament Is
annually held, was won Mrs. C. 8
Teal, of Congressional, who came
in with an IS for the par n
course.
Playing in the concurrent cour
tesy event for low handicappers
CONTINUED on Page 81, Col. ~
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
C. ". SEEKS 4TH.
Win A Gain s 7.
DAVIES-E ELKINS
Locals 6-to-l FavoriteS
In Stadium Battle
BY CHICK KENNY

Undefeated and united George
Washington University football
team will strive to make it four
straight for the season tonight
when it entertains Davis and FL
kins College, of Elkins, w. Va, at
Griffith Stadium, with the kickoff
set for 8:15 o'clock.
The fast-traveling Colonials are
expected to have little trouble win
ming the encounter to keep their
record spotless for the current sea-
son. G. w., by its showing to date
as compared with the record Of its
opponent, rules a 6-to-1 favorite to
bag the battle from the Scarlet
Hurricane.
Quite opposite from what he In
dicated earlier in the week, Bill
Reinhart, Colonial head coach, will
start his regular eleven, minus the
services of Johnny Rebholz, stellar
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
EAGLES NOT OUT
TO "GET" BAUGH

Coach Ray Flaherty, Of the
world champion Washington Red
skins, today secuted the rumor
that when the Philadelphia Eagles
come to Washington Sunday, they
will be here to eliminate for the
rest of the season Sammy Baugh,
who they badly injured earlier in
the season when Washington
visited the Quaker City.
1.-The Eagles won't treat Baugh
any rougher than the other
clubs in the league do," was
Flaherty'S rejoinder to rumocs
the Eagles are out to "get"
Baugh.
That the Redskins do not in
tend to lose Sundays game for
the lack of good kickers was at
tested after yesterdays practice,
when Riley Smith and Tillie Man
ton, the No. / and No. 2 field goal
kickers of the National ProfeS-
Sional Football League, remained
to perfect their specialtieS of kick
ing field goals from difficult
angles.
Following their workout, Fla
herty said:
"I'll settle right now for a
Sunday victory by three points.
We're lucky to have two Of the
best hooters in the league in
Smith and Manton, and if my
hunch is right they will both be
in there trying to boot the points
which will represent the margin
of victory for Washington
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Roosevelt IL
Clashes With
Raiders

Western High School, seeking to
come back from its early season
setback at the hands Of Central
today plays Roosevelt at Western
Stadium in a game expected to
eliminate one or the other from
contention for the title. The kick
off is scheduled for $3.50.
Both clubs have suffered one
los, but in RooSevelt's case it was
the only game it has played
whereas Western has won one
Westerns victory was an impres
sive one against Anacostia.
Roosevelt was stamped as thor
oughIy prepared for today's test
when Coach Lynn Woodwork
gave his lads a respite from prac
tice yesterday. Roosevelt has &c
injuries, now that Bernie KolkeI
has returned to the lineup, but
Western will miss Alex DemitatuS
an end whose mouth was badly
bruised in the Anacostia game
In h is place at end today was to bt
Tommy O'Hanlon, a capable sub
Stitute.
Meanwhile, over at Arlington
Gonzaga is playing the Little
Generals of Washington and Let
while Georgetown Prep plays st
Albans, Bulls plays Shenandoah
Military Academy at Silver Spring
and Dewitt Prep clashes with Mt
st. Mary'S frosh at Emmitsburg
Md.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

right tackle. Rebholz was injured
in the interSectional clash with
the University Of Colorado last
Saturday and he has been put on
the shelf for the entire week by
Trainer George Lentz. He will be
available, however, for the Ole
Miss test here next week.
MEAHEY REPLACES
In place Of Reholz, Reinhart
will start Duce Keahey, who has
been playing superbly all this sea-
son.
The ColonialS will line up with
Bob Nowaskey and Sam Babich
at ends; Daddy" Jones and Kea-
hey at the tackles; Izzy Weinberg
and Guy Renzaglia, guards; with
Tim SWEET, center. The backfield
starters are Frank Merka, quarter;
Murphy Booth and Vic Sampson,
halfbacks, and Lud Urich, full
back
Reinhart is expected to call
upon members of the second and
third eleven for tonight, once the
regulars get things under way.
"TONKY" OUT
One star of the reserve strength,
however, who will not see action
tonight is Johnny Tonkovitch, the
faSt-stepping halfback, who ripped
off a long run for a touchdown
against Colorado last week. "Ton-
Ky" sustained a twisted knee in
the game and, like Bebholz, will
not be used until the Ole Miss
embroglio. Incidentally, Tonko-
witch reeled off his touchdown
dash in the Rockies last week,
despite his bad knee, which was
unknown to the Colonial mentor
at the time.
The game tonight marks the
third meeting between Davis and
Elkins and the Buff and Blue.
Three years ago the District col
legianS won, 80 to Z, and the fol
lowing season, 1885, duplicated
the victory by grinding out a 20
triumph.
AS for its record to date, the
invading Scarlet Hurricane has
dropped three out Of four starts.
losing to st. Vincent'S, Carnegie
Tech and West Virginia, but
broke this losing streak last
Saturday when it trounced Mt. st.
Mary's, at Emmitsburg, Md.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
NEWCOMER IN
Navy LINEUP

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 81 GNLS).
Navy will use the same lineup
against Princeton in Baltimore to-
morrow as it used against Yale in
New Haven last Saturday, with
the exception of one guard. Ward
Witter, up from the B squad Of
last year, has been making such
a good showing in this weeks prac-
tices he is expected to supplant
either Dave Wolfe or Herman
Spector in the line.
Spector did not work out with
the squad yesterday, because Of an
infection. The afternoon was de.
voted mainly to pass defense work
and kicking. Rex Trimble, 200.
pound guard who was injured in
the Virginia game, returned to the
lineup but he will not be used
until the Columbia game on No.
Ivember IL.