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Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06


ance bank and the University of
Chile in Santiago, where Carabi-
neros drove out barricaded rebel
bands.
The senate was summoned to
consider Allesandris request for
special powers to deal with the
situation. Gen. Carlos Ibanez, can
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06
Mourners Move Past Bier Of
Cardinal Hayes in Endless Line

NEW YORK, Sept. 6. (UP)-Mourners moved in end
less procession today past the bier of Patrick Cardinal
Hayes 70 year old prince of the Roman Catholic church.
His body ,robed in purple and scarlet, lay in state in
the drawing of his residence, in front of throne
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06
Formers. Labor Urged to
Unite for Liberal Cause

WASHINGTON, Sept 6. (UP)-President Roosevelt S
drive against conservative Democratic leaders took definite
form today as summons agricultural and industrial
labor to unite politically and permanently His stated OBJ
iecti,e is to keen the Democratic party "liberaf.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06
Chilean Government Reports Complete
Suppression Of Uprising; 58 Killed
In Fighting During Revolt

SANTIAGO, Chile Sept 6. (UP)-The government of
President Arturo Aesandr reported complete suppress
sion today of aborve uprising and ordered the
tion of its leaders throughout Chile
An official said So persons were killed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06

TIME AND TIDE wan For No Mar
And N, ,ither Do Post-Press
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06

They'll Bring You . Profit
Wdst-Ad Section!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06
Ex-GOy. Louis j. Brann
-. Democrat

Although the Maine election Sept 12 fails to STIR the s
Postmaster Farley and oler
with interest Maine into the Democratic bag
In 1892 Maine Republican again in 1895 but tn country
failed chief contest IN the cleo
tor former Gov Louis Democrat opposes he
Gov. Lewis o. Barrows, Republican
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06

Regional director of the social Sc
curity board at San Antonio, Tex,
Oscar M. Powell has been named
executive director of the board in
Washington. He succeeds Frank
Bane, who resigned.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-06

Regularly ss9.95 blower type -
quieet, efficient and a permanent
cooler Tor your home. Savee SIS
and enjoy comfort for next Two
months and for the many seasons
to come. Liberal terms.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-15

ognition Of Mr.. Williams genius and
practical ability is so universal that
il is ii foregone conclusion that the
committee receiving his will gladly
send in favorable recommendations
Year by year the fame Of Paul
Williams grows, and his elaborate
Offices in Hollywood are at all times
beehive of activity. He has built
the homes Of many Of the celebrated
white stars in Hollywood, and re-
Gently completed $4,000 mansion
for the noted dance king, Bill Rob
inson
At present, he is preparing to
build a Federal Housing Admins
tration building in southgate, SUI
burb. for the Eastern Quitting Co.
This is so important that he gave
it his long careful attention before
deciding on 4 plan which would not
include one bit of superfluous ma
teria1.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-15
A w A W A
| ASSEMBLY AT
. s,sEfs ssElifs RE,RF0RC'E,
IS Year. p CT'TY
of Property ! D 4
Rentals. Coy

w. rr e, 0hio--July IL.
ApproSEE ,vRsly 800 young people
from Ohio. representing Sunday
schools and Christian Endeavor So
cieties of the A. M. e. church, at
tended day session Of the sixth
annual meeting Of The Tawawa
Assembly at Wilberforce University
TO study perplexing problems Of
young people of the church who are
facing the challenge of choice Of
q way Of living.
Bishop r. G. Ransom Of the Third
Episcopal District delivered the con-
eeeration sermon. Conference
groups We're formed to study pri-
mary, intermediate and senior meth
ods for superintendent and teachers
in Sunday schools and Christian
Endeayor societies.
Officers for i9ss-ss were elected
as follows: president, Florence
Heater. Cincinnati; vice president,
Alfred Good, Columbus, secretary,
Ruth Lowe. Cineinnati; assistant
secretary, Ruth Embry, Cincinnati;
treasurer, Rev. r 4. Nichols,
Xenia; librarians, Louis Ransom,
Xenia, and Kenneth Smith. Circle
vile; chaplain, Rev. W. M. Wright.
Springfield; cheer leader, Daniel
Lr,aahat, n,Ilf.r4a;,SX
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-15
PRESIDENT SEEKS SOLUTION OF
ECONOMIC PROBLEM IN SOUTH"
Chief Executive Wants Southerners to Make
Survey of Conditions as Basis for Rehabilita-
tion Plan. I. Negroes to be Aided by Program

WASHINGTON (ANP) - Hope
for betterment of the living standard
of millions of Negroes in the South
was given fresh impetus last week
when group of prominent white
southerners who journeyed here at
the request Of President Roosevelt
heard him outline plan to improve
southern economic conditions which
he described as "the nations number
one economic problem"
The President asked the delegates
to make q survey of the entire stu
alton, their findings to form the basis
for rehabilitation plan for the
South. Because Negroes are the
southland's chief source Of labor for
agriculture and industry, they will
be numbered among the chief bene--
ficiaries of any Improvement plan
decided upon. If made effective and
the President says "no purpose is
nearer to my heart observers here
at the Capital declare it will be the
greatest socio-economic program
ever inaugurated by the Federal
government.
The southerners attended meet
ing called by the National Economic
Council of which Lowell C. Mellett
is director and they were supplied
with government data on economic
resources, soil, water, population.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-15

taxable wealth, education and the
health status Of the population,
Director Mellett said the delegates
were free to accept, change or dis
card entirely the reports, but addet
that they had, for the most part
apparently agreed with the factu
data. Outlining his plan to remed
the situation, the President said II
his message to the delegates:
Eve have an economic unbalanes
in the nation as a whole, due to thi'
very condition of the south. It IS
an unbalance that can and must be
righted for the sake of the south and
the nation. No purpose is closer to
my heart at this moment than that
which cause me to call you t.
Washington.
"That purpose is to obtain a
statement perhaps | should say
a restatement as of today-of the
economic conditions of the South, q
picture of the South in relation to
the rest Of the country, in order that
We may be able to do something
about it; in order that we may no
only carry forward the work that
has been begun toward the rehabili-
tation of the South, but that the
program Of such work may be ex-
planned in the directions that this
new presentation shall Indicate Z
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-15
Paul Williams,
Noted Architect,
Gets Appointment by
Los Angeles Mayor

Los ANGELES (ANP) 80 Local
Negro citizens are elated over the
fact that Paul r. Williams, world
famous architect, has just been
highly honored by appointment to
the municipal housing commission by
Mayor Frank L. Shaw. 1t was one
Of the first appointments by the
mayor, as well as one of the most
important of the IL made. The po-
sition is coveted by all Los Angeles
architects.
Automatically, his name with those
Of the other appointees will have to
be passed upon by the various COM
mittees of the city council, but rec
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-15
Fora Hurston's 5 New
Book on Press

PHILADELPHIA fCl tell MY
Horse, new non-fiction hook by
zora IIurston, Ii on the press, il was
announced by = Lippiaeott com
pany al Wednesday. aud viii be re
leased This fall The book was writ
ten on i Gnegenheim fellowship
which enabled The author to spend
the last Two years IN Jamaica and
Haiti. The work deals with yoodoo-
ism
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-07-15

industrial arts and crafts revealed much ability part
some u the 100 central Texas students taking III this
nefsehoastic meet view Of some OF their the
and crafts Is 70 the lower left O. j. Thomas president Of the
Negro State Teachers Association and principal Of the O.
Thomas High School is pictured 10 the lower right he
eongratuates 86year old who has been taught
10 read and write III d WpA class.
Because of the high cabre Of work Of the "a teachers III
these Texas WA classes, Bishop college and Wiley college,
at Marshall have announced free tuition scholarships
Tor outstanding Negro instructors ia the WPA education
program. -(WPA Photos)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
THE ISLAND CITY
it h the Club S

and has been on her often.
Army's fleet is composd of mine
planters, one of which was here
last year, harbor boats. Rotarians
who have served in the Navy
are: DR.. VIM. r. WARREN,
CHARLES SMITH, w. w. DE-
MERRITT, who has served both in
the army and navy. Rev. JOE
TOLLE, amazed at the white
dress uniforms the army men
wore at the meeting, stated the
army should thank the navy for
loan of the whites. CHARLES
TAYLOR announces that the Key
West welcome sign has been re-
paired. Lights for the Rotary
SWITCHBOARD court will be ar
ranged soon. Letters requesting
Merchant Marine Training
School for Key West have been
arranged to go out once every
day. A collision mat" is let over
the side when ship is struck to
cover the hole. Next week is at
tendance week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
LIONS CLUB

Members were wondering what
in the world Tail-twiSter "NEVY"
ARMAYOR was doing when he
requested that all members sign
their names to a piece of paper
he passed around. 1t all came out
later when he announced that
Now I'll lind Ear lip. ii who
played a mean trick on me when
he left a very important note on
my Hotel La Concha advertise
neutl desk-only to find the en-
velopc contained a blank sheet OF
paper" The culprit turned out
10 be JOE ALLEN TO
the best job of handwriting -ex-
porting conducted by amateur
FRED CARBONELL. Lion Tam
or JOE MONDuL celebrated his
return 10 his single job by lead
ing the Observation-Disclosures
with lot Of skulI-druggery
SEVY" was kept quite active
with their antics and fining pro-
ceded rnerrlly ON. The release
of tke club publication. ~Conch
ChowdcE was noied-and mem
beers we're presented with attend
aace percentages. II vas noted
that several whose percentages
were .ow were present at the
meeting - quite penltent- =
-NEfY Of course. collected from
al wh9 averaged below IS
u appears saat members CAR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
ROTARY CLUB

Guests at the Thursday Rotary
meeting were VIM. II. VALIENT
of Miami. Lieut.. Comm. II. n.
HARTLEY Of Key West. Lieut.
PHIL EMERSON Of Key West,
DIR. r. T. WAGNER Of Key West.
CHARLES Fl. JOHNSON. for
merry of New York. now Of Key
West. Captain VIM, L. JOHNSON
of Key West. BILL BATES has
more news information than any
man in this town, the claim is
made. BILL FRIpP is missing a
good chance. President ERNEST
says he wasn't at the Rotary
Board Of Directors meeting and
could have used that as an ex-
ctise 10 get out" DR.. WAGNER
and Mr.. JOHNSON are neweom-
ers tn Key West. one as a ply
slcian, the other as resident
Ii EMERSON'S yarn about 3
Naval crash came near bringing
down The house when II vas dis
covered that an Army boat
brought the stricken Naval de-
struyer in. A coincidence is that
Il EMERSON was on tire de-.
Strover and that Col. MacMUI.-
LEN knows the iitsle u1g weu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE

Seen in a huddle on Key West
streets this week: EMIL SWEET
ING and MRS. EVA WARNER
discussing the Jaycee and Recre-
alton Department winter pro-
gram to be arranged with various
clubs and business organizations
in the city. Both are extremely
energetic and capable directors
associated with the plans. BUDDY
BERKOWITZ has landed in Den
yer, Colorado, is in insurance
work, and has joined the Jaycees
there, he writes. IGNACIO CAR
BONELL, new Jaycee, was i'm
rnediately appointed to chairman
ship in the city tennis champion
ship section. HOWARD ENG
LAND announces that the Hobby
Show will probably be expanded
to hobby and handicraft show
to permit larger entries. Ed
WARD JOHNSON, who claimed
his craft was a Jonah in a recent
race when the blackboard broke
off, now informs the Jaycee rae
ing committee that the motor is
working fine and he is raring for
a race. He'll get it soon with
DUKE BOWEN and H. DUFFY
giving him the competition. Mi
ami Cupboard Clubber JACK LIE
MAY, star outboarder, was doing
his fancy tricks behind BOB
LINDSAY'S speedboat last Sun
day making about As m.p.h. LIE
MAY lost his board when it took
a dive and disappeared from
mortal sight in the basin. The
Club will be here during the Win
ter for another exhibition in the
winter program. LIE MAY is do
ing termite eradication work i'll
the city. About that mass
cruise, DARNELL CAREY asks,
you're drawing a pretty picture,
but I took a bunch out with the
sea scouts once and l never be-
fore saw so many flying fish
hooks and BIB pellets going
around my head at one time. How
about police protection? ED BAY
LY will take up residence in Mi
ami shortly. New member BOB
SMIRNOFF does a lotta hanging
around the tugboat which is be-
ing interiorily decorated into a
yacht at the yacht basin EVER
EFT RIVAS is another hard
working new member. JOE
GATES didn't say much but was
getting an eyeful Another batch
of new members who viii be up
at the next meeting are DR.. RU-
DOLPH WAGNER, JAMES K.
BRADY. JEFF KNIGHT, B.
SHULTZ and JOE TORANO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
Esquire Club Organized
In Key West

At it's meeting Thursday night
the Esquire Club, Key Vests
newest social organization for
young men, chose its officers for
the coming three months.
Those chosen to hold office
were: President Dub" Bowen,
vice-president Kermit Levin,
Secretary Uric Gwynn, Jr., and
Treasurer Dexter Dorgan.
President Bowen suggested that
the club be modelled after the Es-
Quire Club of Montgomery, Ala
bama.
A set of fifteen bylaws were
drawn up and adopted and all
those present agreed that the
number of charter members
should remain fifteen.
Those attending last night were:
Harry knight, Fred Beaver, Ker-
nit Levin, Charles E. Pierce,
Howard Mcdonald, Jack Murray,
Bob Pittman, Sidney Matthews,
Dexter Dorgan, Dub Bowen, and
Uric GWynn, Jr.
Tommy Bowen, Charles Aguero
and Bascom Grooms were also
voted into the club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
SERVICE CLUB

HASTINGS SMITH was in such
GOOD cheer-what with the cool
weather we've been having lately
that he promptly fell through
his chair at the dinner meeting.
Its mayhem on a hymn last meet
ing must have checked them con-
Speaker JACK LIE
MAY was swamped with ques-
tons from homemade opinions
to sly questioning for homemade
use of anti-termite knowledge.
The questions revealed much ex-
perience with a real tropical
problem. The Royal Palm Hotel
infestation Of Miami when furni-
ture and lumber from it was sold
to other places came out in the
talk. The methods used to kill
tie woodworms and their activi-
ties were most interesting. Pro-
cram Chairman WILL DOUGH-
TRY was a little puzzled how to
introduce a ~termite" man. New
assistant athletic coach T. j.
COOPER was present. A big
hulking fellow from a school up
in the football country-Michi-
gan. He's got plenty of work to
do teaching manual training, but
hopes 10 BE- able TO further Prin-
cipal Horace O'Bryant's plan OF
Strengthening the Junior High
intramural activities to build up
stronger varsity teams for the
future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
PIT. A. s Leave Next
Week For Convention

Leaving for a state PIT. A.
convention at Sarasota Monday
ana TUESDAY will be a group from
the PIT. A. schools of the city
headed by Monroe County Coun-
ell President Mrs. Sebastian Ca
brera, Jr.
From the Harris School PIT. A.
will be Professor w. c. Duncan,
Mrs. w. p. Archer and Miss Mary
Pinder. Mrs. Milton Sawyer viii
De from the High School PIT. A.
Ms. Tony Arthur and Mrs. Flor
,nce AlDuiy VIII be from the Dl-
VISION Street School PIT. "A. Ac-
companying the group will also
&c Miss Florence Williams and
Mrs. Cabrera's children, Zetta
FRANCIS and Sebastian Cabrera,
Jr.
The convention will open We'd
ncsday with banquet limited to
J0p. Mrs, Pettlngill, national
esident, viii be at the conven-
ton. Principal business is ex-
Lected To be attention drawn TO
The law to be voted on at the
General Election Nov 8, which
will bring new funds to school
teachers from state appropria-
lions. Another business matter
will be the law to make all coun-
~ presidents members of the
state PIT. A board of directors.
Two hotels are opening especially
Tor the convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
LIONS PLANNING
NOVEL ARMISTICE
DAY CELEBRATION
CLINIC NURSE MRS. SMocK
ADDRESSES CLUB: COOPER
ATE IN CITY WINTER PRO
GRAM PLANNED
tBy CLUB REPORTER

Cooperation with several bene-
fetal projects of city-wide inter
est was the keynote of the Key
West Lions Club meeting held
last night at Stone Church An
mex with Lion president H. E
Day presiding.
AS guest speaker, the club was
privileged to hear Mrs. Mar
guerite A. Smock, Clinic nurse
of Monroe County give an in
teresting account of health con-
ditions in the city. Club support
was promised all aims and pur-
poses of the Clinic, especially in
regard to insuring the future firm
establishment of the agency.
The WPA Recreational Project
of providing an activities guide
for the benefit of winter tourists
was up for discussion and Lions
Victor Larsen, Gerald Saunders
and Joe Allen were directed to
give cooperative service to the
plan.
Lions Joseph Mondul and ]. AL
bert Hinson were named as spe-
cial delegates to the meeting to
be held November 3rd for the
purpose of instituting the annual
Red Cross Membership Drive.
Something different in the way
of a club-sponsored celebration is
promised the city. Plans discuss
ed at the meeting indicate that
the Armistice Day observance
will find two or three groups in
cooperation with the Lions Club
in a mammoth affair. Club char
ity funds will share in proceeds.
Members of the club plan as
near full attendance at the Zone
meeting as possible This meet
ing will be held at the Coral
Gables Country Club on Novem-
Der 10th. Wives and sweethearts
of members will accompany the
delegates.
Daniel Winfield was guest of
Lion Hinson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
. . . . e .
A WIRL OF
THE GLOBE

Saturday
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
District Commission meeting.
Pigeon Key headquarters.
Tuesday
Five Florida Coast Guard ships
viii compete in man overheard.
fire drill, abandoning ship, surf
boat races in a sectional COM
petition at the Key West Yacht
Basin.
City Charter Revision commit
lee meeting. 80 p. N. W.P-A-
headquarters.
Wednesday
Monroe County Commission
meeting, 8 p, m. County Court
house,
Thursday
Key West City Council meet
ing. s =. III. County Courthouse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PIRATES GOLD
Edited BY
LILY LAWRENCE BOW
sesaee eaassssssseu

The Carnphor Chest
A grizzled sailor hobs his tarry
que
And huns a hornpipe while he
tumbles through
A chest of camphor, stood upon
the floor,
Which long ago he bought in
Singapore.
How sharp these Chinese bar
gain! Clipped and worn
And battered by fierce tempeSts
round the Horn.
It holds chance driftwood filched
from every port
Where ships drop anchor and
brown men resort:
A Guilty knife to slice ones
cheese and bread,
Or slice a weasand-How that
Lascar bled!-
Bars of raw silver; trousers of
nankeen
Wrapped round a joss of copper,
worn and green;
A devil mask burning with CHINA
bar
That was the jungle where he
got his scar,
Close but his eyes he hears the
drumheatS sound,
The savage dances, arrows flying
round
Charts of lost islands on The Sew
en- Seas;
Vanilla beans-He treasures all
of these.
They give his wild heart comfort,
now he sits
Becalmed within a chair. He
hawks and spits
And reads the Post-Gazette-
ships overdue
And far from haven Damn,
so is he too,
God save but not for long! Then
he'll set sail
Beyond all mortal port, all mortal
hail.
-Beulah May.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29

Halloween programs with all
the eerie significances of its years
of folk observance were held yes
terday morning at Harris School
by the two 6B classes, teachers
Miss Mary Pinder and Miss Lin
ton Vitte; and the two second
grade classes. teachers Mrs. Leota
Somers and Mrs. Magdalin Hud-
dleston.
Program presented by the Obs
and those participating follows:
Song, Marching Along"
Welcome Address, ia KIN i e
Drudge.
Flag salute. assembly.
Devotional exercises by Rev. ].
Lilly. pastor of the Fleming Street
Methodist Church.
Halloween song, Witches on
Broons".
Play. The Clever Goblin.
Character
Cnlluren: Marguerite DE
Leon, Edna Mae Taylor,
Maud Rose Brady, Nell
Rose Archer, Joan Ebert
son.
Child; Patsy Goehring.
Bad Witch: Catherine
Chapman.
Three Good Witches: Shir-
ley Roberts, Alice Eiklor,
Grace Carrero.
Five Goblins-Harvey She
hane. Arthur Armayor,
Chas. founders, Donald
Pearlman. Leroy Sawyer.
Clever Goblin; Billy Ladd.
Cat Carlisle Williams.
Song. Here Comes Jack o'Lan-
tern. assembly
Play, The Helpful Brownies
Characters:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
Another Prize For
J.W.C. Dance Tonight

Another prize has been added
to the prizes for the cutest, most
original, most beautiful and most
comical costume prizes in the
Junior Woman's Club dance to-
night at Club Miramar.
The prize will be a door prize.
More costumers to the big list,
who had already signified their
intention of coming dressed in
the Wraithy costumes of Halo
We'en nave stated that they will
be at the dance.
A grand march at IL o'clock of
all costumes will take place with
judges then making their choices.
Pritchard's orchestra will play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
ANSWERS TO TEN
TEST QUESTIONS
Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on Page

/. Ethiopia.
2. He was Assistant Secretary
of the Navy
3. American Federation of La
Dor.
4. 90 degrees North.
5. Pronoun.
6. Mountain laurel.
z. A body floats on water be-
cause it weighs less than
an equal volume of the
water it displaces.
8. Bulgaria.
9. Light or dark brown.
10. That they were minted in
the San Francisco mint.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
Demeriiis Come
Here On Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Demeritt arc
visitors in the city. arriving for
a stay with Mr.. Demeritt's par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. w. W. John
son OF 1902 Seminary street.
Mr.. Demeritt is now associated
with the Goodyear Zeppelin
Corporation of Akron. Ohio, and
is in Miami for The winter, took
the opportunity to come TO his
old home for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
FREELY Club To
Put On Dance

Members of the FREELY Club.
organization Of Young Key West
erss have started making pre-
parations for a Balloon Dance to
lie given November IL at Raul'S
Club on the boulevard
Tickets for the dance are being
prepared by The Artnan Press
and will be ready for distribution
on the afternoon of Monday, Octo-
Der 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
SUFFICIENT GROUNDS

LOS ANGELES-Mrs. Harold
Long of this city sued her hus-
band for divorce, charging that
he provided her with a trailer
home parked at the rear of the
house occupied by his first wife.
The divorce was granted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
BONELL. TREVOR and ARM.

STRONG are going to unlimber
their aging ~ limbs in some
practice for the contemplated,
club-sponsored Basketball team.
At least-those members say they
are going to turn out for prac-
tice. Let's see if they actually
do that. JERRY" SAUNDERS
sprang two new songs on the
gang-and was roundly applaud
ed when he demonstrated them
with his usual finese. .Armistice
Day ahead-everybody is asked
to stand by for big time.