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nothing until a commitment is I'M
avoidable. His reasoning:
"The President is the ideal leader
of the common man, and if he
should be eliminated from the scene
now, no other leader could unite the
progressive people in a fight
against united, reactionary enemy
The progressive element would
be divided into groups which would
go down to defeat in a convention
where the united opposition might
succeed in nominating reaction
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-14
EMS iassvers

I. Tom Dewey, New York district at.
torney who announced his 1910 G. o. P.
presidential candidacy.
g. No. Though legally free, Juliet"
claimed she was still held captive.
3. She died.
4. (B.) is correct. It was the worst
hurricane there since 1908.
s. The Gulf Stream, which originates
in the Caribbean sea some 5000 miles
away.
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month, Whlle
Washington
corres pond-
ents did their
best to trip
up the Pres
ident on a
C o m m i t =
ment. N e.
% 7 a 5 K a ,
sage old Sen.
George Nor
ris gave the
White House
S o m e a d.
uipa G av
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COURTS:
Labor Defeat

Painful to 81 corporations, individ-
uals and organizations was the Su-
preme courts decision upholding
justice department antitrust suit.
The decision held them liable to pros
ecution, charged with fixing milk
prices, controlling supply and sup
pressing competition in the Chicago
area. Most panied, however, was
labor. Reason: One defendant is
the milk wagon drivers union.
Thus is Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Thurman Arnold freed to pros
ecute organized labor in his inves-
tigation of building trades, probe
which was opposed by A. F. of L. IS
President William Green on the
ground that unions are exempted
from such antitrust prosecution by
the Clayton act.
But labor's fear goes deeper than
that. If the justice department is
upheld against labor unions in its
building trades conspiracy case, the
unions can be prosecuted in re-
straint of trade every time they call
a strike.
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Der has been as coherent as the
gibberish of Monaghan idiot. Of
ficially the Italian government was
sphynx-like, but there was no doubt
about the feelings of a mob of uni
formed Fascists who cheered before
Rome's Finnish legation and hooted
before the Soviet embassy. Though
moving softly, the fine Italian hand
was seen encouraging formation of
an anti-Communist bloc in the Bal
kan states, where the Soviet bear
will positively strike next.
Germany was silent, and with
good reason. To denounce the Reds
after Adolf Hitler's great show of
friendship with Moscow would mean
either % the reputation of Der
Fuehrer and a subsequent admis-
sion that the allies are right, or (2)
a simultaneous war on two fronts
against two hostile enemies PRUSSIA
on the east and the allies on the
west). But good sign of the aver
age NaZi'S sentiments was the pro-
Finnish demonstration in Hungary's
parliament.
How about Japan? Britain be-
ieved the recent Jap-Russian truce
had paved the way for Finland's in
vasion, but Shanghai and Tokyo OBJ
servers thought otherwise. Said an
anonymous Jap army major: at
is a good lesson. 1t proves what
we have always suspected, that
Russia cannot be trusted"
Japan, Italy and Russia were OBJ
viously the nations to be watched,
but no one could accurately predict
their moves.
The Other Var
Thousands of older French SOL
dierS were released from the west
ern front as the allies settled on
their new strategy: Fighting Ger
many with seapower and economics
instead of land offensives. There
was no great show of seapower, al
though the disastrous allied shipping
losses from Germany's magnetic
mines had apparently been stopped.
British aviators bombed Heligoland,
the Reich's North sea naval base,
claiming they had scored direct hits
on several warships. But the big
gest news was the new allied block
ade on all German exports, designed
to strange the Reich's sources of
foreign exchange. In the middle of
this strange warfare the Vatican
dropped an even stranger-though
promising-note. Pope Plus XII
suggested the warning nations de-
clare a Christmas truce.
american, Reaction
Thoroughly startled when Russia
ignored his plea that civilian bomb
ings be avoided in the Soviet-Fin-
nish invasion, President Roosevelt
issued an unprecedented statement:
Despite efforts made to solve the
dispute by peaceful methods
one power has chosen to resort to
arms"
This silenced spiteful critics who
hoped to capitalize by pointing out
how the President had erred in rec
ognizing Russia back in 1888. But
it didn't silence New York's Com
munist Daily Yorker, whose 'front.'
page editorial accused the U. S. of
provoking war against Russia 'by
using Finland as pawn"
Next the President asked manu-
facturers and exporters of planes to
remember "the unprovoked bombing
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MISCELLANY:
0I.efor

OuSCCT
Dragged from his office and fired
because Gov. E. D. Rivers said he
was using the prestige" of his of
fee to further his political ambi-
tons, Georgia's Highway Commits
sioner w. Linton Miller began fight
ing for reinstatement.
Terminal
q At Kansas City, four railway COM
panies (Santa Fe, Burlington, Rock
Island and Missouri Pacific) planned
to spend 81 900, 900 on a new produce
terminal, making the city a mid
western market center.
SubsOil
q In Mexico's supreme court, where
is being argued that nations right
to appropriate oil holdings of for
eign countries, Justice Jose Maria
Truchuelo argued that subsoil be-
longs to the nation; therefore for
eign oil companies never really
owned the oil.
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(Knoto your nesos? One hundred is
perfect score, and deduct 20 for each
question you miss. Any score beIoio 90
isn't to be Dragged about
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POLITICS.:
Norris Aduice

Not until the Jackson day dinners
January 8-if not later-is President
Roosevelt expected to say yes or no
on the third-term issue. Early this
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WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS BY JOSEPH ". LaBINE
Sharper World Power Lineup
Results From Russ-Finn Clash;
Japan, Italy Maintain Silence

EDITORS they
those the necessarily this
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Cheerful Outlook
The game of life looks cheerful
when one carries a treasure safe
in his heart.-Schiller.
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IN DIGESTION
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A special "gas producer" converts
low grade coal into gas to drive Lon
dOn's trucks and busses. Mounted
on a trailer in front of the vehicle,
this producer" supplies fuel for a
huge dOuble-deck bus. This "ersatZ"
campaign of using substitutes con.
serves the empires resources.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
BUGS Sink FURTHER
into CELLAR; REDS
.BLANKED BY CARDS
HANK GREENBERc PoLED
TWO HOME RUNS AND
SCORED WINNING RUN IN
TENTH

NEW YORK, April 27.-Chi-
cago Cubs made it their fourth
straight victory yesterday after
noon and their third in a row
over Pittsburgh Pirates. Rookie
Lillard, making his debut, held
the webbing BUGS to eight we'll
scattered hits. Three Pirate hurl-
ers combined to limit the Bruins
to seven safeties, but the Cubs
scored three runs to Pittsburgh
lone tally.
The loss was the sixth in a row
for the Pirates, who now have
the lowest percentage, .143, of any
team in the major leagues to
date.
St. Louis Cardinals finally de-
feated Cincinnati Reds but it was
a close-very observatory. 1 to
0. Terry Moore, Card outfielder,
saved the game for Curt Davis
with rifle throws to the plate and
third base to cut off potential
runs. Davis himself singled home
the winning run. Lee Grissom
was charged with the defeat.
Idle Philadelphia Phillies took
charge of second place in the Ma
tional League by virtue of the
Reds loss. Phils are but one
game behind the Windy City
Tribe.
Hank Greenberg poled two
home runs yesterday against St
Louis Cardinals, and in the tenth
inning scampered home with the
winning run as one of his team
mates singled. The four-bagger
blasts put Hank on top for honors
in this department. Final count
was z to G.
Dietrich held Cleveland Indians
to eight well scattered hits, ex-
cept for two that came in the
final inning and robbed him of a
shutout. However, Chicago White
Sox won easily, 5 to /.
All other games iri both leagues
were postponed because of rain
or cold weather.
Results of the games:
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LEG AIS

II qHE COURT OF THE COM
FF JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY
STATE or FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate of
YULEE VIOLA ATWELL+
Deceased
FINAL NOTICE
Notice IL hereby given that the
undersigned will, on the 10th day
of June, A. ID. 1893. present 10 the
Honorable County Judge Of Mon
roe County, Florida, his final re-
turn. account and vouchers as az
seutor of the Estate OF Yuise Viola
Atwell, and at the said time. then
and there, make application TO the
said Judge for a final settlement Of
his administration of said estate.
and for an order dlscharging him
a. such executor.
Dated this the sth day of April,
A u. 1893.
fsd-l THADDEUs y. ATwELL.
As Executor Of the Estate Of Yulee
Viola AtWell. Deceased
lSd-1 ALLAN b CLEARE. JR.
Attorney for Executor
aprs-I1-2a-z7; may4-lI-1s-2s: june
1-s.isss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
GAS MEN DOWN
GOLF BOWLERS
THREE DUMMY PLAYERS
SCORES AS HANDICAP
GIVEN LOSERS

Key West Gas Company took
the Golfers into camp last night,
two games to one, in the Key
West Bowling League tourna-
ment.
With three dummy player
scores as a handicap, the Golfers
made a scrap of it all the way,
Bob Spottswood pacing all bowl
ers of both teams with high game
at 156 and high average of 126.
Scores were: Key West Gas
Co., 506-545-544, total 1895; Golf
ers. 481-561-434, total 1476.
Team cfnndirnn 70 dafo fn1lnurc.
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managed the Market nine last
year. Another club could come
from Ojus, where every year they
have strong team. This. accord
ing to population, would be q
Class D league. Hope Jack Bell
Everett Clay and the rest of the
good sports up the East Coast VIII
do something about this.
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ROBBERY ON THE FLY

OMAHA. Neb. = New crime
wrinkle-motorized purse snatch
ing. Mrs. Ethel Leighty said q
car drew up beside her as she
was walking. One youth stayed
at the wheel while another jump
ed out and grabbed her purse.
Then the two drove away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27

Hank Greenberg, of Detroit Til
gers, not only broke into the Big
Six but captured home run hon.
ors yesterday when he blasted a
pair to total three so far this sea-
son. Four-bagger leaders: Ameri-
can-Greenberg, Tigers, 3; Foxx,
Red Sox, 2; Campbell, Indians, 2;
Hoag, Browns, 2. National OFT,
Giants, 2; Camilli, Dodgers, 2;
Marty, Cubs, 2.
McNair, of Chicago White Sox,
is the leading run-producing
player, having sent home 10.
Top-notcners in this department
are: American-McNair, White
Sox, 10; Etten, Athletics, 8; G.
Walker, White Sox, 8. National
Hassett, Bees, 6; Medwick, Cards,
g; Mccormick, Reds, 6.
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AIL VIA > STATES
THAT IS very crudely put" Ter

KIMBALL. Neb.-wes Stewart
lives IN the southwest corner of
Kimball county. Neb., but gets
his mail by rural route from
Pine Bluffs, wyo.. just across the
line. His mail box is located
over a9other boundary in the
state Q Colorado.
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sasAssssasasssasaaassasA
FOLLOWING THROUGH
By AGuILAR
sssssssseessssssssssesss

ssessssseeeeeseseeseeeee
TEcENICIAN. in a fast work
out at Louisville, looked good.
The horse is q Derby nominee
and ran the measured mile in
lao flat, the fastest reported time
for any candidate this year. :.
LUKE SEWELL. the veteran who
has played with Cleveland In
dians for so many years, then
with Chicago White Sox, shifted
to Brooklyn Dodgers last Fall and
was given his unconditional re-
Lease at the end of the season.
He now has signed again with
the Indians, when another player
got hurt. LOU NOVA warns
Max Baer of his dirty fighting.
and on June ! he claims that if
Baer starts any rough stuff he
will soon finish it. Nova claims
he will beat Baer and then take
on Louis in September after Joe
fights Galento.. .Yanks' outfield-
ers are linked this year, HEN
RICH and SELKIHK are portside
hitters, and GALLAGHER and
POWELL are in line for right
handed pitching. And they are
not going so well so far this year.
The only one doing bit of every
thing is JOE DiMAGGIo. RIP
COLLINS sale by the Cubs has
angered the Cub fnas and they
are really mad. Collins is burn
ing up the Pacific Coast League.
He was popular player at Wrig-
ley Field, and he is better base
man than cAvARETTA. Col
Inns hit .267 last year but most
of his hitting was done in Sep
TENDER and helped the Cubs to
a pennant.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Today's Horoscope
sssssasssssssssssseseess

Today bestows a contented
mind Apparently not capable of
great effort. there is still consid-
cradle resolution and generally
good luck. Most of today's ma
tives attain to a comparative de-
gree of comfort. though they will
be eontented with less than more
ambitious persons desire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
FOR MANY A MOON never

FOR MANY a MOON never
has there been two local teams
so evenly matched as the Key
West Cenchs and Roadside Pr
rates. In their race for city cham
pionship honors, batting records
show that Key West is outhitting
the Roadsiders by four points.
Hamlin's crew has been 10 bat a
total of ia times in 20 innings,
scored IL runs and registered 81
hits for a percentage of .l84. BUGS,
on the other hand, are outseoring
the Conchs by one run and have
taken los trips to the plate re-
sulting in 10 safe blows in 80 in
nings for a .180 average. Pirates
are leading the series, two games
to one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27

POP COLLINS. pitching ace
of the Beachers, writes Roy Ham
lin, in charge of TrImbo Field
where the contests win be staged.
to get your team in class Al
condition of you expect TO win.
Key Westers are ready and rear
in to 60. And are those C0nchs
and Seafooders putting in hard
days of practice? Boy Oh boy,
come out to Trumbo Field and see
for yourself.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27

THIS COLUMN would suggest
the managers of Pirate and Coneh
teams get together and have one
umpire at each base for the fourth
game of the series. The fourth
contest may OF may not decide
the city's championship team but
it is best to play safe and have a
quartet of officials to stop argu-
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at cincinnati-Frenc.l
l0-D VS.. Derringer DO.
Brooklyn at New York-Press-
nell 900 VS.. Schumacher f0-D.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis-Klin-
ger (0-2) VS.. Warneke (l-0) OF
Shoun (0-0).
Boston at Philadelphia-Mae-
Fayden u-o) VS.. Hollingsworth
900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
OUR SUMMER LEAGUE ma,

OUR SUMNER LEAGUE may
get started some time in May and
If present plans are carried out
as worked up by club managers,
circuit officials viii be selected
from among many disinterested
individuals, who are lovers of the
national pastime. Among some
of those persons who may be Sc
lected to compose the Monroe
County Summer Baseball League
and who viii give it some prestige
are Berlin Sawyer, Claude Al
bury, Willie Doughty and Man
uel Varela, ST..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27

PANS ARE STILL TALKING
about last Sundays champion
ship series game. Three exciting
innings, which cannot be forgot
ten by Pirate enthusiasts, are the
sixth, eighth and twelfth. And
among the hundreds of excited
fans there was one outstanding
old gentleman, who sat quietly
next to the scorer. This fan is
the father of "Julee" Barcelo. who
won the game in the twelfth
stanza with a single, and was Bar
cello, ST., a proud old father!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Boston-Gomez
40 VS.. Grove Old.
ST. Louis at Cieveland-Mar-
cum ODD vs.. Hudlin a-ol.
Detroit at Chicago-Benton
0-O vs.. Knott (e-0).
Philadelphia At Washington
Caster Q-O) We. Leonard 90.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
JACK BELL. sports writer Of

JACK BELL. sports writer Of
The Miami Daily News, was re-
elected president of the Florida
Sports Writers Association.
Other officers elected were:
Jeff Moshier. St. Petersburg In
dependent, first vice-president;
Byron Holiingsworth, Tampa
Times, second vice-president;
Arthur Voltz, Miami News, secre-
tary-treasurer. Named on the
Board of Directors were: Walter
Lynch, Jacksonville Journal; Pete
Norton, Tampa Tribune; Sam
Butz, Florida Times Union; Ever
EFT Clay. Miami Herald; John
Red Davis, Lake City Reporter;
Wilson MCGEE, Orlando Reporter
Star. and Sonny Jones, Tallahas-
see Democrat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
OBSERVATIONS FR0M
THE BLEAcHERS
TICKETS ron TIE nc

TICKETS FoR THE ZIG
GAMES between the Maule In
dustries of Miami Beach and the
Key West Conchs and Seafood
Grill, scheduled % be played
Sunday afternoon. are already IN
demand. A record crowd Is ex-
pected 10 turn out 70 cheer the
locals.
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: sPoRTsS
KEY WEST-MIAMI INTERHTY GOLF
RIVALRY lobe RENEWED SATURDAY
McCOSKY OF TIGERS
REPLACES MCCORMICK
AS LEADING HITTER
StspeeiaI TO The Citizen,

NEW YORK, April 27.-Mc-
Cosky, of Detroit Tigers, securing
three hits in five times at bat
yesterday. replaced Mccormick,
OF Cincinnati Reds, who poled
but one safety in four attempts,
as the leading hitter of the ma
jor leagues. Mccormick fell from
1858 to 500. and McCosky rose
from $500 to sis. Outstanding
batters tn date
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The Characters
Asey Mayo, Cape Cod sleuth.
Terfius Prettyman, Insurance
saIpSfnnn-

Yesterday: Asey catches TeTtius
buTgldrizing the Randall house.
TeTttus claims Jane Is MaTys
beneficiary, and asks $4,000 to
keep the murder quiet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27

LEAGUE started play last Sun
day. In this loop are Sebring,
Wauchula, Ft. Meade, Barlow,
Winter Haven, Sarasota and Lake
Wales Each club will play 81
games at home and the same
number away-168 games in all
are scheduled, including SO dou-
bleheaders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-27
THE MOST DISTRESSING

4x16 mS9A 049 kt10S4&e~~
NEWS coming from 'Two-Ton"
Tony Galento's fight camp is that
he has sworn off beer drinking
and cigar smoking until after his
fight with Joe Louis. Mr.. Ga
lento should realize he is too old
to change his habits now.
For more than 10 years Galento
has been a fair fighter, not a
great one, but better-than-the-
average heavyweight. During all
that time he has quaffed a dozen
stems of beer each day and has
continually puffed on man-sized
cigars. So it seems too late to
change now.
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their game for they feel that this
is their opportunity 10 get re-
venge for some former beatings.
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GLOVE. NIT. CAP AND Eat

GLOVE. NIT. CAP AND EAT
SLAMMING and direct insinua-
tons to umpires will be stopped
if local baseball managers con-
tinue to back up and support
Chico Hernandez and Jimmy
Griffin, the two chief strike and
ball callers, who are doing duty
for the league at present.
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TO BUY-Key West
Home, exchange de luxe auto
cruiser trailer as down pay
ment. State price and location
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HAVE ANY LOCAL BASE
BALL FANS ever heard of a
team that won yet lost, and the
one that lost to have won? 1t
happened some time back, when
a manager of a certain club pro-
tested about his club wanting to
play with certain umpire. The
rest of the club sided in with this
manager, except one, and all the
players were wiling to stick with
their manager for he was re-
sponsible for the baseball suits.
He put on shows and made coli
lections until he had enough
money for their uniforms. A
week rolled by and the club play
ed a game and won from the
manager who was kicking against
this certain pilot, The game was
played without the umpire in
question and without the consent
of the manager. The players not
only made a goat ont Of the mana
ger, but lost a moral victory 10
the other club. One player stuck
to his word and did not play. He
was the only one that had shame.
and knew il. This happened
many years ago.
a NEW LEAGUE has been
formed mp the East Coast and
viii be known as the Central
East Coast League. The season
will start May /. II is composed
of teams from New Smyrna
Beach, Oak Hill. Minis, Titusyille,
Cocoa and Melbourne. Schedule
calls for 80 games and double
headers on July 4 and Labor Day.
NOW WHAT WE NEED in the
East Coast is a South East Coast
League, composed of It. Lauder
dale. Hialeah, Miami Beach. Iii
ami. Homestead and Key West,
and with one more entry II would
make a good eight-cIub league.
Miami has two good feams-Fred-
ericks Market and the Shipbuild-
ers under Teen Gallegos, who
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