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The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Furr to Box
Pi1npineM

Vincent Pimpinelli, hard-hitting
New York italian, will take Steve
Mamakos' place against Phil FUR
in next Monday nights feature
boxing attraction at Turner'S
Arena.
Matchmaker Ahearn closed for
the Italian yesterday when he
learned of Steve stepping out Of
the match. This will mark the
third battle between the pair, Furr
winning the first and Vincent the
second. Both were held this past
summer in New York. They were
both hard-fought battles, and this
one should, settle the supremacy
between the two.-JACOBS.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

Continued from 1st Sports Page)
weighing 100 pounds or there
abouts, and standing S feet II
inches. He is a strong runner and
will fit into the attack of the Red
skins on their long slants and re-
verses. His arm, of course, adds
another aerial weapon to the al
ready potent attack Of the cham
pions.
Manton is well known to football
fans. He was once a room mate
Of Sam Baugh's at Texas Chris
tan University, and Baugh's ad'
vice doubtless was sought when the
proposition of Manton's coming to
the Skins first was discussed.
POTENT TOE
In his third year in professional
football, Manton is known as one
of the sure-fire placement kickers
of the game. The reason the
Giants let him go was that his
normal position is backing up the
line, and he is not quite big enough
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Last Nights Fights

AT NEWARK. n. J.-Fritzie Zivic,
147, Pittsburgh, scored technical knock
out over Jay Mecadon, $50, South
Orange. n. J. go.
AT WASHINGTON-Norment Quarles,
Hendersonville, $. c., decisioned Lew
Feldman. New York GO).
AT NEW YORK-Billy Bsauhuld. 14O,
Jersey City. outpointed Make Fisher,
1876, Newark n. J. (S).
AT CHICAGO-Tony Yale, 1871 Gary,
Ind, outpointed Tony Cisco. 159. Nor
ristown, Pa. U0).
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Hughes, Golf Teacher,
SuCCumbs in Wreck

HARRISON, N. Y, Oct. IL
George E. Hughes, who taught
Gene Sarazen golf, was killed in
stantly last night when his car
smashed into a pole here. He is
thought to have suffered a heart
attack.
Hughes, SO, was the pro at the
Tamarack Country Club and was
alone in the car.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

and from the
consensus of
t he various
on t a cts it
it sounds as
though t h e
sporting fish
are definitely
in tn e b g
fishing hole
c h e sapeake
Bay. Fro m
the lower bay
S e c t or. at
Cape Charles,
word comes
from Capt.
Bryan Travis
that channel
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

upon their arrival. Milt and his
party took 80 rock, ranging from
3 to 6 pounds, before the arrival
of the anglers and their pilots,
who seemed to use no tact what
Soever.
The victorious anglers
anchored after the fish went
down and the gulls settled
peacefully upon the briny wa
ters. There's always calm after
excitement, so humans and birds
were at rest. This state of arm
istice was of short duration for
the gulls took to the air as a
single unit and went to sea.
The anglers were quick to sense
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
WaItonians to Meet
Tomorrow Night

The local chapter of the
Izaak Walton League will
meet tomorrow evening at 3
o'clock in the Aquarium, De-
partment of c o m m c e.
There'll be plenty doing, in
an entertaining way, with
live models Refreshments
will be served. In the buSi-
ness end the chapter will sub
nit a new constitution. Free
tickets for show and concert,
to be held on November 2,
will be distributed to men,
bers and guests. You're in
vited to attend.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
COLUMBIA PREPS.
FOR GRID FRAY.
W 1T H COLGATE

NEW YORK, Oct. II G.N.S).
All OF Columbia's firststring
players with The exception of Art
Radviias. who was injured in the
Army tussle Satu day, partici-
pated n today drills preparatory
to Saturdays game against Col
gate.
WEST POINT, N. Y.-Upset oy
Columbia Saturday, Army GelI-
erals turned on the pressure today
to bring the varsity to its peak
for Harvard this weekend.
SYRACUSE N. Y. - Secrecy
marked Syracuse's preparation to-
day COR Saturdays important
battle against Cornell. Defense
and offensive tactics were stressed.
NEW YORK-Fordham's days
of soft touches are over and in
the battle against Purdue here
Saturday the Rams will be given
their first acid test.
PRINCETON, N. J.-Battered
by Dartmouth last week, Prince
ton was in good physical shape
today for this Saturdays game
against q strong Penn eleven.
NEW YORK.-Seeking its first
victory over North Carolina in
three years, New York University
gridders today concentrated on a
pass defense, a weakness n Satur-
days game with Bucknell.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill.-With Mel
Brewer out with injuries, Phil
Pezzoli, senior from Chicago,
worked at quarterback today on
the Illinois varsity.
CHICAGO. Three University
of Chicago linemen nursed IN
juries suffered against Michigan
as the Maroons today prepared
for the Iowa game.
EVANSTON, Hired Hahnen-
stein, sensational sophomore back,
and Bernie jefferson, veteran
triple threat star, were being
groomed today by Northwestern's
coach, Lynn Waldorf, to do most
of the ball carrying against Ohio
State Saturday.
MINNEAPOLIS. - MinneSota's
squad today was reported in fine
shape for the Michigan battle this
weekend.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Frank
Petrick, regular Indiana end, will
be out of the lineup for two weeks
as result of a broken finger IN
Cured in the Illinois game, it was
announced today.
MADISON, Wis. - Lynn How
land, 215-pound guard, will captain
Wisconsin against Pittsburgh
Saturday. It was indicated today
that the Badgers will be at full
strength for the Panthers.
BOSTON.-The Detroit Titons
landed in Boston today and linn
bered up for the Columbus Day
football game with Boston Col
lege.
PROVIDENCE, R. furnishing
touches on Browns preparations
for Saturdays clash with Dart
mouths rampant football team
were given to the BEuin squad to-
day.
BOSTON.-Several Of Boston
University's injured football stall
warts returned to the fold today
for Saturdays game with Upsala.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Franchises Available
In Basketball League

government departments desir-
ing to enter the Herald Govern
ment Basketball League are urged
to contact either George D. Riley,
of the Herald. any evening, or
Sergt. W. p. Griffith. Of Boiling
Field, during the day.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

to occasionally drop us a line
or two as to what's going on in
his locality. His letter OF. last
Thursday has this to say:
The fishing business is very
good in spots along the bay.
Anglers are catching some
mighty big rock, but, as I men
toned some time ago, the blues
are Just not going to be big this
year. Six pounds looks like tops.
Down at oxford last Sunday
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Keystone Servicing
NaW-Tiqer Tickets

The advance sale in Washing
ton for tickets to the Navy-Prince-
ton game at the Baltimore Mu-
nicipal Stadium october 20 Is be-
ing held by the Keystone Auto
mobile Club, 1643 Connecticut
Ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

think, from all that was said
and done, a fine movement is
now in the making. The main
purpose of the club is to bring
together, under one banner, all
anglers who are unattached,
that they may get to know one
another. Dick Knox, who is re-
sponsible for the birth Of the
spirit of 1898, will call another
meeting in November. The club
is strictly a social affair, with
no dues, but it has a fine pur-
poSe-know your fellow anglers.
Tune in Tony Wakeman'S "FishinE
Facts" on station VOL next FRIDAY
niVht at A:A5
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
Christmas
Presents:

Miss Christmas selections
for today at Laurel follow:
First Race-Evening Light,
Lady TimarOle, No Risk.
Second Race-Valpuiseaux,
Prattler, Axacan.
Third Race-Lady SOlace,
Xanthein, My Shadow.
Fourth Race-Time Signal
ZOstera, Grass Cutter.
Fifth Race-Kai-Min, La
Dor Day, Yarn SOx.
Sixth Race - Jolly Tar,
BIini, Billmar.
Seventh Race White
Sand, Over YOnder, Sir Reg.
Eighth Race-My Elsie'
knight Warrior, CORVALLIS.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

Some mighty fine reports have
reached us during the past few
days relative to rock and blues
The Washington times., 1938-10-11

we naQ 1iO
anglers from
Philadelphia.
The S p ecial
train came in
a h e a d OF
S c h e d u ! e,
and, from all
r e ports, the
boys had a
big time"
A small but
e n thusiaStic
b u n ch Of
a n g ! e r s
G a thered at
H IFS Res
taurant last
T ur sd ~
e v e n ing to
form u ! ate
pl an for
/ a y ng the
undationS
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
LAUREL RACE PROGRAM

Promoter, Walter Wickes-J. H. C..
Forbes entry.
The Washington times., 1938-10-11
weather, Fair; Track. Fast

BEST BET-JoLLY TAR.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
EXAMINE INTO
DEATH OF MAN
CASE DEALS WITH SEAMAN
WHO DIED ON STEAMER
SILVER SWORD

Late yesterday afternoon in
formation was received from the
officers of the Sword Steamship
Lines. authorizing that a coron-
eT'S jury be summoned to determ-
inc the causes which led up to
the death of Seaman John Crisp
on the Steamship Silver Sword
Peace Justice Franklin Aren-
berg. coroner ex-officio. summon
ed the following jury: Elwood
Csrbonell. foreman: Alvin 7
Sawyer. w. J. Walker, George NJ
Parks. Raymond Cabrera and
Harry Johnson
After an examination of the
body. with a physician in at
tendance. the verdict was render
ed TO the effect that the cause OF
death was acute cardiac dilation
Of the heart
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
lIANZllZll
R. COMMERCE
BODY TO MEET
SESSION OF ORGANIZATION
TO BE HELD ToMoR-
ROW NIGHT

Junior Chamber of Commerce
will hold business meeting al
the Senior Chamber of Commerce
rooms tomorrow night at 7::3O
o'clock
Plans to meet the visiting con-
greSSional committee. which are
coming here to survey the posi-
bilitieS of reopening the local
Naval Station, will be discussed.
Arrival of the committee mem
berS. which was scheduled to be
held this week, has been postpon-
ed until the near future.
Discussion of the bylaws Of the
body and possible adoption will
also be made at the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
CITY HICHLIGHTS
FLORIDA GREAT,
TRAVELLER SAYS
VISITOR WHO HAS BEEN IN
~ STATES AND EVERY
PROVINCE OF CANADA
LIKES IT BEST

Harry r Benzler, who has
travelled through every state in
the Union but Oregon, and re-
fuses to say why he has not been
there, who has been in every
province of Canada. who has
journeyed to Sitka. Alaska, and
has even made the water trip
around America, has now come to
Key West.
The erStwhile traveller sums I'D
his wanderings under the title.
Around and Across America.
With him wherever he goes is a
little autograph book, which con-
tains the names of quite a num-
Der of important people in the
country. and is also distinctive in
that it contains the names of a
number of "unimportant" people
whom Mr. Benzler has had happy
moments with. These count as
much as any others, Mr.. Benzler
said.
Eighteen years ago. Mr.. Benzler
spent a winter in Florida and as
the expression goes. ~Oncc You
Get Florida Sand in Your Shoes.
You Never Can Quite Break
Away From Florida. has had a
longing to come back to the state
again This year he returned to
the state of huge swamps, long
flat lands and beautiful white
beaches. This occasion is high
lighted by the trip to Key West.
however, Mr.. Benzler says.
Mr. BenZler has visited every
national park in the country and
is hoping to be able to get over
to the Fort Jefferson Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
E. EQUINALDO
PASSES EXAMS
BACHELOR or LAWS DEGREE
ATTAINED by LOCAL
PEACE JUSTICE

Peace Justice Euriuue Es1uln-
aldo. Jr.. has been informed ttzi
he has succeszfuIy pazed ~
final examinations for ire deErce
Of Bachelor q Laws frurn Ia
Sale Extension University. ard
that ms diploma VII he sent hL-
within the next few days
Information was a. . lertE
from r. c. Samsel. Dean q ne
Department q Law. II SALE
University. Chicago. ul1n1lE.
Similar inforTnatlon ha@ also
been received - Ju1Ee Wn. "
AlbuTy. VINO gave the exzulua-
ton @ justice Esqul1al11-
The degree repress118 Ee1-s c-
tedious labor On fhe psrt uf 1-r
Esq1inaido.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
LODGE TO HELP
IN CELEBRATION
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs VII
COOPERATE IN FcEMAL
HIGHWAY OPENING

Members q the EulEntE GO
Pythias % Key Wesf hzve paEse1
resolution IN w-hlch wa8 eD-
bodied 81 offer of the uE1tec szF-
port snd coopcrstlon - 80 ln1Ee
IA proposed sctiEEfiez a. ~
formal opening q fne hagnWss
on July Fourth
The meeting ~ whlrr tnE rE1o-
lufEon - PARTICIPATION xas Faa4s-e
Wzs wei sttended ard 81 urag ~
express upiuiua - ruelE1alls
memheTA Oh fscL tte entire
lodge. that fhe ides e. ErEue
onC. and hey Wlr feel aalEt-ie1
o. psrtlcIE@if 81 eTeFT wuE pc
Eifle ~ Masking nle cas- 0zE n1
the mosi ulerauralsle r. ~ hE-
ton Il Kag Wezt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
RAYMOND M'CAW
ON VISIT To CITY
NIGHT MANAGING EDITOR OF.
NEW YORK TINES RODE
ovEH HIGHWAY ADA
RHl1A h1R,

Raymond } HI iAECAes night
managing editor Of tile New YORK
Times. was a visitor TO Key West
today and called at The Citizen
office for a chat with the pub
Usher.
Mr.. McCaw was visitor last
year and spent a very delightful
time meeting many friends and
promising he would be one Of the
first 10 arrive over the highway
when finished
He SAYS he did not get here al
first but was among those who
first came over the magnificent
highway, and claims 1t IS really
wonderful ride.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
Thompson Fish Company
To Construct Sea- Wall
Bordering Property Line
Artman Press Printing
Windshield Shckers

John Abercrombie Of Mi
ami. Florida. coming into
Key West for the first lime
and making the trip over the
new. scenic bridges-is so en-
Unused at the LITTLE. old world
city. that he voluntarily came
around TO The Citizen office
and requested some sort of
posters or stickers with which
he could advertise the city.
And he'll get them very
soon
The Artman Press is print
ing a number of windshield
siickeTs showing the Overseas
Highway bridge. emphasizing
the unsurpassed fishing. and
pointing out that Key West
is the only BIT of tropics in
the u. S. a. The stickers viii
be ready in about two weeks.
Meanwhile Mr.. Abercrom-
bic placed an order for
number of Them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
lLA.ICASA MARINA
leDOSES TOMORROW
OFFICIALLY CLOSED AFTER
BREAKFAST. MANAGER
SCHUTT SAYS

Casa Marina Hotel closes to
morrow morning following break
fast. Peter 3 Schutt. manager.
announced today.
Operated IS . very exclusive
hosiery. and catering 20 some Of
the finest families in America. the
Casa Is always = welcome social
al iunct of the city.
Many of the outstanding social
affairs Of the season have been
held az the Casa
The beautiful nrw mulberry
and silver bar constructed thIs
year and the adjoining dance
patio have proven veTy popular
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
REPORT REVEALS
LESS TAGS SOLD
MORE REVENUE DERIVED IN
SALES. HOWEVER. IT
IS SHOWN

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. March
3I.-FESD The semi-monfhly
audit Of the Motor Vehicle De
pertinent on March IS. shows
that the tag agencies Of the state
sold 275 less tags 10 that date this
year than they did IN 1897. but
that they received 1922 754 a.
more IN revenue
Motor Vehicle Commissioner.
D. W Finley. estimates that the
sale Of tags for new cars IS sp-
proximstely 40 per cent less thiz
year than II was 70 March IS q
last year. and that revenue de-
rived from change IN automobile
certificates Of title Is about sl2
600 less
The increase In revenue re
ceived while the number Of tag
disposed has fallen off slightly
IS due. Commissioners Finley says
% the fact that the department.
inspectors have been making .
close cheek upon the weight 81
motor vehicles and have found .
considerable number who have
been buying lightweight tags foI
heavyweight trucks Tins check
Up on weights viii continue
throughout the year
The audit also shows hat fhs
Motor Vohlclc Department ha'
transferred s4.658.is55i & ths
school fund to March -. WTfict
Is So. lus.I more than the S.
6I2.0g7 transferred g. uig
schools &c That date last ysssr
The chef Inspc'ctaT's report 60
Se1nire.Ie. OranEc. Brs.vard Polk
Lake ard VolInia cusIntas. 60 fisa
midfile e February shows 3 gar
q 3Ig7 IN the number n tag
sold and . gain Of 81 $S7I7 ~
revenue over the same peTlod n
1857 ever these co1rtlcz ~
March IS audit shows total tsF
aid n 1896 q So .4ss compares
% 549.733 70 sanc date = 1881
and S. 25S "a 81 n rcvcnue CON.
pared 70 s4.s35.6S4.O7 l. sans
date u 1897
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
VISITORS CATCH
LARGE JEWISH

o. z. Kane. of PennsYl-
vanis. accompanied by Mrs.
Kane. are spending a very
delightful vacation on the
Florida Keys and have estab-
lished their camp at Sum-
merland. and are spending
much Of their time fishing.
Several days ago Mr. Kane
was fishing from one Of The
bridges and caught a jewish
so large that IL was real hard
work for both Dir. and Mrs
Kane 10 GET tfas fish from The
wafer.
And when IL was taken Out
Mr.. Kane found IL difficult to
get the head part of the fish
placed on his back while the
tail end was lifted by Mrs.
Kane and they both frudged
across the bridge with their
catch 70 the camp.
II was later on changed for
shells and other sea speci-
mems with one Of the dealers
in the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
Aqueduct Commission VIII
Have Survey Made Relative
To Fresh Water Pine Line
ZZ[L[[ZZ[
COPS PRAISED FOR
HANDLING TRAFFIC

When traffic CPS CT
praise from sufou11iliz1E.
well
Il seems thai = large HIM
ber Of the moforiSts cozins
An ever the highway cpeuzus
dap Thought there was GO
ing 70 ~ q big jam IN Duwal
street when every au1omoniis
coming m On the frrxt uo1ur-
cade tried 4o SC down 2hz3
street ~ the same time Tha
Key West traffic polirsnsn-
though. kept them mowins
SnappilY and several times
skillfullY cleared inpen1Ins
tisups. All Of which o.
rnanded special ree1snifinn-
And q number Of fhe motor-
lists In the moforcads. dr1p-
ping IN n The Ci1ixen ckfirs.
decided the COPS sh1uld gef
II and told the editow 60.
So we pass On xhs gooc
informnfion-
Also the fact thai 2sw q
the Enoiorisfs knew thai 1he
blue uniformed fellows w1rk-
ed. voluntarily. ~ hours IN
stead Of fhs rsquire6 eishfl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
CONCERT TONIGHT
AT BAYVIEW PARK

There will be q concert given
tonight. beginning al 8 O'Clock.
at Bsyview Park. by the Key
West Hospitality Band under the
direction Of its leader. a BsTrosO
The following are the numbers
that will be rendered:
March. Gallant Zuavcs. RingD
Overture. The Golden Bond
(l.aurendeaul.
Waltz. Blue Danube (StrsuSSl-
Novelty. Comic Tattoo" Mu-
Sicisns Strike (Fahrbrschl-
Popular. Ca Adorable. Whit
ing: (bl Farewell TO Arms. Scrcdy
March. Valiant Youth, CKlingl
Star Spangied Banner
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
REMOVED FROM
HOSPITAL Here
JUAN HERNANDEZ TAKEN TO
HIS HOME ON SIMON
TON STREET

Juan Hernandez. who was
struck Thursday morning by an
Overseas Transportation truck at
the corner of United and Simon
ton streets. suffering five fractur-
ed vertebrate IN the lower part
Of his spine and other minor in
jurieS. was removed from the Ma
Tnic Hospital 20 his home. 1877
Simonton street. this morning.
A plaster cast was placed
around the trunk % the injured
man at the hospital this aeek.
Mr. Hernandez Is much graft
fed al the work done BY the doc
tors II the Marine Hospital and
expresses himself as deeply in
debtcd TO them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
%ZlNZZN[l1
sick MAN Is
BROUGHT HERE
TAKEN OFF PASSING SHIP
AND PLACED IN MA
RINE HOSPITAL

Ernest Iorio, native of Italy.
but with his home IN Brooklyn,
N. Y. was brought ashore this
morning 2:45 o'clock from the
Steamship Tiper, and placed in
the Marine Hospital for treat
ment.
Officer in charge. August Brad
ley. of the Coast Guard Vessel
185, received the orders yester-
day advising that he meet the
Tiper at midnight to get the sick
man and bring him to shore for
disqualification.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
Makes Application To
War Department For
Permission To Garry On
Operations
Especial to The Citizen)

fSpeGf0i TO The ItftZeng
JACKSONVILLE. March o.
Application has been made to the
War Department by the Thomp-
son Fish Company. of Key West.
Fla. for a permit to construct a
concrete retaining wall on the
wafer front of the property own
cd by the company on Caroline
street between William and Mar
garet. according 10 announcement
made today by Earl North.
Lieutenant Colonel. Corps of En-
9ineers. District Engineer.
Plans of this work may be
seen at the u. S. Engineer Office,
End floor of u. S. Courthouse and
Post Office, Jacksonville, Florida,
and U. S. Engineer SubOffice, Mi
ami Beach, Florida >
1t IS not proposed to hold a
public hearing on this application.
Anyone desiring to protest the
proposed work from the stand
point of its interference with, or
effect upon. navigation, should
submit such protest in writing.
with reasons in sufficient detail
TO permit intelligent considera-
ton. Protests should be mailed
to the District Engineer, u. S.
Engineer Office, p. o. Box 1910.
Jacksonville, Florida, in time to
be received on or before April 9,
1888.
The work proposed is as fol-
lows: The construction of a
concrete retaining wall. dredging
and filling. The area to be in
closed by the retaining wall cx-
tends nOTtherly for distance of
178.5 feet from a line l49 feet
northeTly of and parallel with the
north line of Caroline street. 1t
extends easterly from the east
side of the pier west of the foot
of Margaret street for a distance
of PA feet to the applicants east
property line, I5I5 feet east of
the east line of Margaret street.
Dredging to rock viii be per-
formed over an area between the
east line of William street and
the applicants east property line,
ISIS feet east of Margaret street.
a total distance of 603.5 feet This
dredging area Will extend into
the harbor for a distance of $50
feet from Caroline Street. The
dredged material will be placed
behind the proposed retaining
walls. The proposed fill will ex-
tend about so feet scaward of ex-
listing structures IN that vicinity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-31
CANCER CONTROL
BOARD MEETING
CALLED TONIGHT
9 p. n. AT HONE OF MRS. N.
E. BERKowTTz. CAPTAIN OF
FIELD ARMY. AUXILIARY
OF NATIONAL SOCIETY

Meeting of the newly organized
Executive Board of the Woman's
Field Army. an auxiliary of the
American Society for the control
of Cancer. will be held tonight at
8 p. m at the home of Mrs. NJ Z.
BerkOwitZ. who is captain
Other officers of the Executive
Board are Lieutenant, Mrs. J. Y
Porter; Secretary, Miss Marie
Cappick: Treasurer, Mrs. A. NJ.
Hewett: Publicity Director. Mrs.
Nina de Leslie Calleja.
An Advisory Board VIII also be
named, which viii include doctors
of the city. school board mem
bers. ministers. and city and
county officials. These win be
named al the meeting tonight
April has been designated as
the month in which the drive
against cancer VIII be empha-
sized President Roosevelt endors-
ed the program personally IN q
recent statement II Is known.
medical authorities claim. that
cancer may be fought BY know
ledge of the symptoms and inn
mediate treatment. IN
Memberships IN The Field Aux-
iliary are 10 be secured TO help
fight the dreaded scourges of can
Ger and instill prevention meth
DDS into the people of the county.
Seventy percent of the money
viii remain in the state 90 carry
on research against the disease.