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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-01
Mayor Albury Extends Greetings
To Our Friends of The NAVY

Mayor Willard M. Albury Of
ficially greets the re-opening of
Key West Naval Station. His
message, entitled ITO Our
Friends of the Navy" follows
herewith:
am not addressing you as
honored guests; the Navy is not
a guest in this Island City-it
belongs here.
am speaking for all of my
fellow citizens who are rejoicing
with me over your return after
long absence when I bid you
welcome here again!
The story of Key West is inter
woven with that of the Army
and Navy. It was in 1915 that
our recorded history began with
the presentation of this island to
Ia Lieutenant in the Spanish
Army. Less than seven years
elapsed before it became the
possession of an American citi-
zen and Immediately the Navy
was called upon to make his pos
session a fact as well as a theory.
1t was not until the Navy had
demonstrated again, that what it
started it could finish, that two
hundred years of pirate domi-
nation ended and the Brethren
of the Coast" passed forever
from the Straits of Florida.
In war and in peace, the vast
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-01
POSTAL RECEIPTS
SHOW INCREASE

Record of postal receipts al
Key West postoffice shows a
slight increase for the month OF
October, 1889. over those for the
same month in 1888.
Receipts for last month, as tax
en- from the records of Postmaster
F. j. Dion, show a total of ST..
69172 against those of October
1888. which were $2,596.65, an in
crease of $95.07.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-01
NAVAL OFFICERS CAR
ATTACKED BY VANDALS

Vandals committed rank
injustice TO one of the Naval
officers stationed here when
il was discovered this morn
ing that a Halloween prank
had caused excessive damage
TO his car while parked IN
front of the residence on
North Beach drive.
The officers wife parked
the car at an early hour last
evening. Sometime before 10
o'clock. young hoodlums de-
flated two tires and threw
garbage and what appeared
to be rotten eggs all over the
outside and interior of the
auto.
Neighbors pitched in and
helped clean the car this
morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-01
5000 REWARD

will be given TO anyone who
will give information leading
10 arrest and conviction of the
person who attempted 10 steal
one of our Moving Picture
Machine lenses.
PALACE THEATER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-01

Key West. Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only ID Fahrenheit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
FLINT, MICH.
BY Glenora Adams

Watch meeting services were
held at Quinn Chapel AME church
New Years Eve. A prayer and tes-
tlmonial meeting was held after
which Rev. NJ. II. Rhonenee. pastor
preached a five minute sermon,
taking for his topic Watch" His
main thought MAY the Lord watch
between me and thee when we are
absent one from another"
At $3.50 .. m. Rev. NJ. n. Rhone-
nee, choir and congregation and
Rev. L. L. Lawrence With his
congregation worshlpped with Rev.
c. p. Miller pastor OF Blackwell
A. NJ. f. Zion church in his Quar-
terly meeting. DR.. Powell. pre-
siding elder OF the A. NJ. r. Zion
church introduced the speaker OF
the afternoon which was Rev. NJ.
r. Rhonenee who brought sermon
on the subject Teaching"
The sick OF the church and COM
fnunity are improved Those con-
flnsd 10 the hons are Mrs. v.
starks, Mrs. G. Rhonense. Mrs. ~
Lyons. MIRA q. Greer. Mrs \. Jour-
nasin and r. Norman in the Hurley
Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
MT. CLEMENS
BY Sarah Ellen Hill

The program sponsored by Prof.
David Breaux at the Calvary Dap
list church throughout last week
was very inspiring and proved to
be successful both spiritually and
financially. Mrs. Louise Robinson
received first prize which was a
beautiful electric lamp. Mrs. HIxon
received second prize. a msgnifi-
cent electric plate: whilo Mrs.
Mnrolett was the recipient OF a
lovely tea pot. third prize.
A delicious chicken dinner was
given In honor OF Charles Lucas,
Sunday. Dec. IS. The occasion was
Charles birthday. A delightful time
was enjoyed and every one left
with a stomach filled TO rs capac-
ity
The various officers o, the Ma
comb County sunday School union
were honored at a lovely reception
given at the home OF MFR. aud Mrs.
George Green Collingwood Among
those present were Miss Susie
Hughes and the Rev. MIR. Hughes
or Detroit: Millions Hill, Mrs
Morelett. Mr.. Emmerson. Roseyille
Michigan. Mr.. hurry and Mr.. Hook
aday. general superintendent.
The Macomb County Sunday
School union held its monthly meet
Ing at the Zion Baptist church,
Sunday. Jan. I.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
Marriage Licenses
Applied For

Narr.aee licenses were A2paed
for asst week a. The Wayne COUNTY
building by the following couples
Roberi F. Bucks 20. Lillian Ear
5p Is g. L. Ramsey. 40. Loulss
Iiars, 80 George Ford. 81. camills
Iiouehior, 10. Oscar Chapman, rs.
Lillian Goodman. is Henslee p.
ranu 81. lone Robinson 80. Ben
Williams e Alberta D'rks IS
I san Cade. % lmogere Weave
8, HoNara Ilolan1swor'h 80. let
fie Vaughan. So Douglas Lucas.
% Mary Lou ASTON r. 7 Nation
Barnes - Mary r. GNdlinrs o.
Thomas Higgins :, l4,ii'c Droy I.
~. John y Holf'r IS L.tf, +
Mae Moxicv 81 Howard Erlul-.
81 Iaci!le Mitcheli rs. llSssc =
wardsrea LILLE Hogan. ~ i.a 4
r. Bass "a Juania W.ilan> ~.
william kell, 81 Ida Bs!' l.
~ James Townsend 81 Fe q
smith ~ Banks Wake 81 isr,
Turner S5 iuahor = rib-as %.
Mildred u Nno> n loSspa n ~
T.aurir. ., Aibcr'a Copeland 2s
Herber' Hanson 2e iea Lewis ~
Melvin Jackson ~ fi,rr'
Thomas =,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
RIVER ROUGE
~ Daniel Neusom

4 lovely New Years dinner was
given by the members OF Twin City
Dorcas Sewing club for their hus-
bands AZ the Beechwood Commune
~ Center. Sunday. Jan. !. The ia
bles were decorated In keeping with
the holiday season. Small Santa
Claus place cards stood IN tiny
baskets OF mints and candles. sur
rounded by beautiful poinsettas and
silver flowers. served as table dec
orations. Those who took part in
the affair were Mr. and Mrs Yancy
X. Yates. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Grier,
MFR. aud Mrs. William Love, Mr..
and Mrs. Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs.
McCreary. Mrs. Howard. Mr.. Law
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kilgore. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Quinn. Mrs Jones. MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Yates. OF Highland Park, and Miss
Clara Miller.
Peet Peterson, passed away
Monday Jan. at his home, 1858
Holbrook avenue.
Three new members were added
10 the board OF directors OF the
West Side Community center. The
new members are the Rev. W. M.
Baber. ]. sidney Parker. and DR..
S. y. Milton.
The Sunday School at Union Bap-
fist was under the supervision OF
the new superintendent, d. l..
Jones, Sunday. and the attendance
was very good. and capacity
crowd attended the morning ser
vices at eleven o'clock. There was
baptlsmaI service at the Romulus
church. The quartet union at three
o'clock was good.
The many friends OF Mrs. Mary
l.. McTee are happy TO know that
she is home. The Rev. Mr.. Copeland
IS receiving donations from Christ
mas.
Sunday was a fine day at the
Church of God IN Christ. OF which
Elder J. W. Gaudy h pastor. The
church presented the pastor with
sl0s.50 following his return from
the convention. There was also .
surprise Christmas dinner By the
members.
II was open-house throughout
New Years day at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Fields. AS break
fast guests they had the Rev. W.
NJ. Baher. pastor OF 81. John AME
church. Band the Rev. Il. c. Cope
land, pastor OF Union Baptist
church. Those who enjoyed the hos
pitality at six o'clock were Mrs.
HinIey. the Misses Marie and Bev-
erley Martin. and Mr.. Walker, all
OF Dcirolt. Mrs. FIeta RadclIff and
Mrs. Bessie Mae Davis. River
Rouge. }.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
ALBION
ny Alice Cant

,nsz Luana Scott anu father
from Lansing we're recent visitor.
IN Albion enrouie 10 Coldwafsr
The Equal Rights league gave
part; Monday nigh ~ Gilmores
hall
Number Please was presented
at the 4. ". =. church wednesdsS
night. December IS under direc
ilon OF Mrs. Gertrude Hawkins
The home Of Anna Ruth Guy
was the scene OF great celebrs
tion Monday night. Quite nun
her OF the young SET we're presen
among them being Oyela Wilson
James Hawkius, Elyerta Hawkins
Anna wyatt Charles Parker. VIZ
lie J Williams Herlen Cheek, Mid
die Wimberly James curtis TED
Edwards
lanes Hawkins : -pendlug ,rNe
raj days 10 Chicago and Gary Ind
visiting relatives and friends
The Rev Holmes ~ Detroit Nss
visitor ia Albion last week
Nrs Marc Drinks OF RI Wayns
Ind IS visiting her sister, Mrs
\ Kurly and Mr. 6 Hunter
charles Jordan and Edward
coleman have returned % G. c. c
camp
Funera' -eryiccs we're held Tues
day afternoon cor Mrs Florence
Rides ~ Lewis chap, = VI r
church
Mr. ard Ms Nil.iam Witches
Mr.. AM Mrs . Whitehead and
Kelly whitehead y Detroit visited
;ne'r brother Rohc-' Whitehead O.
Alhion recently
Miss Mario Nhrrnead is vsi'-
ing her hro'hcr and sisferin-l
Nr and Mrs kay whreheai -
Detroit
The icc ska;iv- g;rs i grsat
attraction ~ ne Albion fou.hs
from morning tf' wigs, hey can
he seen baving grea' FUN
Willie Williams = visiting -
onNiv or Washington s'rse'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
HAMTRANC'K
BY Hiram Crawford
Revival Services

Rev Miss ophella Thanks ~
Louisville. Kentucky opened re-.
viva last sunday a. s. Peters 4.
NJ. T. Zion church in This cry Her
sermon was dynamic and be audi
ence was large.
At the evening services many
oui-of-town citizens were present;
Miss Thanks preached from he
subieci. Jesus II Calling For
You Three persons joined no
church SUNDAY morning
Rev. Miss thanks wiz ~ IA
Hamtramck FOR three weeks and
will preach every night Gospel
songs will be sung by Miss Rob
inson. a Gospel singer The public
IS invited 20 attend the services
canarfa ffx. vonfC ~.oNrfa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
YPSuANTI
by Mrs. Eugenia O'Bannon

The Meaning OF Christmas" was
the morning text from which the
pastor. the Rev. II. simmons,
preached Christmas morning NJ
Brown Chapel AME church. There
was an appreciative audience. At
s pm. a candle lighting service was
held. The choir presented a Christ
mas cantata The Coming OF the
Christ 10 the delight OF the au-
dience.
An enjoyable time was had by
the children Christmas eve at
which time a Christmas program
was had In connection with their
Christmas tree.
Impressive morning service was
held at Second Baptist church
Christ=aas morning. The pastor.
the Rev. G. Robertson, delivered the
message. The Sunday school had
It's Christmas tree and program
Friday evening. George Hamilton,
assistant superintendent. was chair
man.
Al 1880 pm. the singing units OF
the church rendered their usual
song service to the enjoyment Of
the appreciative audience. Among
the guests present were Mrs. Ida
\. Pope and the Rev. and Mrs.
Stone twhito). Mrs. Pope was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Tanner.
Those on the sick list are the
Rev. James Steward. Mr.. Durm,
both being quite i'll; Francis Jones.
the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Jones who was taken TO the
local hospital: and Miss Dorothy
Burnett who Ia home from the hos
pital.
Isaac Duckett passed away
rather suddenly Christmas morning.
Sunday. Dec. %. Funeral services
were held Thursday OF last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
News
b. +. T.. Harris


The Rev. a. T. Williams. pastor
OF Newman A. NJ. f. church spoke
sunday morning on the theme.
"Laborers in the vineyard"
Mrs. l.. G. Manning OF Dltmar
desires TO thank all those who
made It so pleasant for her during
The Christmas holidays. Mrs.
Manning has been on the sick list
for quite some time. She was the
recipient OF many nice gifts
Two deaths occurred IN our city
during the holidays. The two who
passed away were Jack Green OF
Jackson street and Mrs. Edwards
OF Warner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
SAGINAW


The beautiful home % Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alexander Farrell, sr.. col
North Fifth street, was the scene
OF delicious Christmas dinner.
Dec. %. Those present were Dr.
A. A. Clayton, 7. Payne. r. Rich
adson. I. Amos.
The Rev. ana Mrz. Matthew
Toomey we're entertained With q
dinner az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Farrell. sr, during the Christ
mas holidays
THE Cycle Of Lie was ine sub
jcc, OF The Rev. J. A. Dean Sunday
morning az Bethel church. Holy
communion was taken and two
were added 10 the church. Begin
ming again" was the subject OF the
evening message
The wPA and NYA recreation
sponsors we're hoets 10 approxi-
ma'ely $50 persons al their open
house held recently az Bethel
church Contestants or checkers
ping pong shuttle board we're en-
joyed, along with parade super
Vised by Mrs Enneis Washington
Mics Layenla Osborne aud Mrs.
Cora Kirksey were joint hostesses
at a miscellaneous shower and par
" given n honor Of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Osborne a. the home Of
Miss Osborne. Sos North Eighth
street. Prizes AZ games were won
by Miss frankie Bond Mrs Villa
Mae Williams Mrs. Norman Os-
borne. Mcssrs Carl DeGroa, aud
George CaIabrese. Others enjoying
the party we're Misses NuyriS
Branch. Dorothy Wares Irene
wcathers. Helen Osborne Wani,a
Carer, Of Bay Ci'y Mrs carl De-
Groai Mrs. Mary NAPIER. Messrs
Leland Brown, Bland Rhodes. Dah-
lei DeGroat, William Williams
Clarence Osborne. Marshall Wealth
ers. Many beautiful gifts were re.
ceived by the guests Of honor. Mrs
Osborne Is the former Lorene Biv-
ems. OF Carrier NILS, III.
The morning services Of Zion
Missionary Bap'iti church we're
we'll attended Sunday. The pastor
the Rev c. l.. Schat,ein. preached
from Matt. i0:. which says. AND
as Sc 20. preach. saying the King
dom OF Heaven Is at hand" A busi-
ness meeting was held al The enc
OF the services. The Rev. Richard
Carter conducted the evening ser
vices.
The morning service al III. O.ly'
church featured special music b,
the choir under the direction q
Mrs. Carrie Davis. Al overflow
throng heard the pastors saecia
message prepared for the star; o
1.-THE new year. The Rev. Mr. Wilson
text was taken from First kinr
e0:22. using as his subject VIVA
The New Year Brings. His supisc
for the evening service was fror
81. Luke 2oia Remembrance
OF Christ and HIS suffering IL ~
World Among the friends presen
were the Rev. j. S. Arnold an
wife. OF Film. The SUNDAY Schoo
started under The direction OF n
newly-elected superintendent Be.
tie Gillespie. The BYPu will b
under. the direction OF Pre-
sdent Andrew Davis. Jr The Nj
Olive basketball team opened fh
current season Friday night with
victory over the strong Deihe
AME team The final score Wa
1882. The Nj, Olive boys are look
ing forward "a successful sea
son under the leadership o. coac'
Ava Watson Who has been work
ing hard 10 develop The team
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07

Those MO contribute. .9ps-i
mo fund 'ncuded Cisrsnce fli.
ses Froisrs Fellowship t're
$3.50 Nniimore Recreailor r.
w and Mrs. ph'po go Pr :.
l. Henderson, e'y rrysicis0 S
Benj Pelhsni- IS SIMS onfec'lo--
err 81. Hsm,ramck Police Sery5cs
c'ub. Sc. Rex Mis- II Rsiph
NcCloucn 80 AZ Haisr q and
Mrs Na~ha Tarbo-. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07

4 group OF Hamiramck Goodfel-
lows. headed by Clarence Tii,l and
Floyd Sims. raised neat cash
sum during The week ~ christ.
mas for providing Christmas cheer
10 underprlvilesed children IN the
community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07

return within a week, while senior
skillman will remain in Florida un-
III late in the summer.
Well folks, guess this Just
about brings our column 20 close
for this writing wish 10 take this
opportunity Of expressing the fun
and pleasure I've enjoyed In bring
ing to our many renders the news
OF our city and state through this
wonderful paper, The Tribune. '
hope the year 1889 will be a pres
porous one for all Of The Trlhune
readers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
FLASHES:

Why IA Alfred Thomas afraid Of
publicity.
Hugh Allison (the popcorn many
Is driving a packard. man. man.
Due 70 the death OF tho late Miss
Margaret Thompson we extend our
sympathy 10 the bereaved family
The young Matron Guild gave n
New Year Party on Beechwood
which proved a grand success. Mrs.
Leila Wilcox Burnett Is president.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Turner pre-
pared a lovely new year dinner
which several guests enjoyed.
The Oakwood Club presented a
very good play at the Y. W. c. A..
THE Trial OF Mic 0'tine." II takes
Ernestine Davis 10 tell about H..
The ever popular Phyllis Wheat
lys were there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Terry enter
tained as house guest Mrs. Terry =
mother. Mrs. Sarah Greene. and
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer. OF
Lexington, Ky. and Miss Mossye
ID. White, OF Kentucky State Col
lege over the Holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. McDuffie enter
tanned with a delicious New Year
dinner sunday evening. The guests
included: Rev. and Mrs. Cadson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Farmer. Mr. Abe Flo. Mr.. John
McDuffie. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. z. Bates. Mr.. and
Mrs. General McDuffie. Sr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bates. ST.. Mrs. Bow
der. Mary Cash. Mr.. Maroon Flo.
Jr.. and many others.
The Society Debutants will pre-
sent the first 1889 Swing out a.
Franklin Settlement, Saturday.
January 6. With Fletcher Park
mans music 10 swing 10 II should
be swell, see you there I hope.
Well look for you AZ the Basket
Ball game and dance at the Frank
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07

lin Settlement. January 20. from
s p. NJ. I'LL one. a Battle OF Swing
between Oscie Barnett and John
Holiday will offer some swell
music
Evening star., 1939-01-26
|Dr. Fishbein Denies
Revolt in A. N. A.
Over Policies
Medical Journal Editor
AssoiIs Compulsory
Sickness Insurance
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-There has
been mo true revolt" in the Amer
1can Medical Association over its
policies, says DR.. Morris Fishbein,
editor of the associations journal.
DR.. Fishbein and DR.. John p.
Peters of Yale University expressed
divergent opinions on the social
aspects Of medical care in addresses
last night to the Chicago Hospital
Council.
Although groups composed of
A. M. A. members have made recon-
mendations at variance with those
OF the association, DR.. Fishbein said,
there has been nothing even re-
sembling split in its ranks"
One OF the groups mentioned by
the speaker was the committee OF
physicians for the improvement of
medical care whose secretary is DR..
Peters.
Compulsory Insurance Hit.
DR.. Fishbein attacked compulsory
sickness insurance as the precursor
OF deterioration in quality of medical
service and "a step toward Fascistic
or Communistic system" Compulsory
health insurance was proposed in
a health program sent to Congress
this week by President Roosevelt for
study.
DR.. Peters said immediate Nation
wide imposition of compulsory in
surance would probably be unwise,"
but added he had mo faith at all
that voluntary insurance would
solve our problems"
Some method must be devised by
which the great mass of our middle
class population may secure the
medical attention they require with
out being subjected to indignity,"
said DR.. Peters.
Calls for Initiative.
DR.. Fishbein contended America
could not exist If its medical pro-
fession were "enslaved to make a
politicians holiday" If individual
initiative is destroyed, he said,
progress will cease and the dry rot
and deterioration inevitably asso-
ciated with job-h holding under polit-
ical domination will set in
DR.. Peters asserted organized
medicine actively combats attempts
of physicians and laymen to ex-
pertinent along new lines for the
organization of medical services on
cooperative basis"
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Pistol Routs Three Intruders,
Now Bells Guard GARAGE

John Feugel. well-known wine
salesman in Washington in the pc
riod known as the gay COS, was
awakened from his sleep early Mon
day morning by noises at the door
Of his garage in the rear of his
home on Spring place, near Six
teenth street.
"By George" Mr.. Feugel said to
his wife, II think there are bur-
glars in the garage"
Don't you go near them, Johnny"
Mrs. Feugel said. But the intrepid
old warrior of other days donned
his street clothes, got his pistol and
went out into the alley.
There were three men-one seated
In a car with the motor running,
the other two trying to saw the
garage doors open.
What are you doing?" Mr.. Feugel
asked casually and leveled his gun
at the man with the saw.
In less time than it takes to put
a gun back in holster, they were
gone.
Evening star., 1939-01-26

Yesterday Mr.. Feugel went down.
town and made some purchases
articles to keep burglars away from
his garage. When Mrs. Feugel came
nome after a shopping tour, to open
the garage doors, neighbors stuck
their heads out windows and ex-
claimed: Sounds like Christmas!"
Mr.. Feugel had rugged up the in
side OF his garage doors with bells
all sorts Of bells, sleigh bells, dinner
bells, car bells. gongs, and almost
every kind Of bell but a wedding
bell.
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Quarantine JuiIs JuiIers

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 26 R-
County Jail prisoners shrugged while
guards fretted today at their COM
mon lot-quarantine.
The Lackawanna County Prison
Board ordered the quarantine after
l OF the 125 prisoners was found
to have scarlet fever. It meant,
Warden Conner Davis said, that no
one would be permitted to enter
or leave the prison for at least two
weeks.
Officers arranged to hold new Of
tenders in the city Jail
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Statistics Drop to 0

MOUNT WASHINGTON, Mass,
Jan. 26 R.-Vital statistics have
hit rock bottom in this town of 60
residents. which Is renowned for its
early returns in national and State
elections.
Town Clerk Percy M. Weaver last
night reported there we're no births,
no deaths and no marriages here
during 1888.
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Cubo to Send Pupoyos

Cuba will try to make the United
states papaya conscious. Long
known In Cuba as "fruita bomba .
the papaya is familiar only to Amer
leans who have visited tropical
countries. Owing to the delicate
ness OF the fruit 1t has been difncult
to ship it long distances.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Basket Play

Psrk-Industrial pre-se ason
basketball league games for to-
night at Bellarmine gymnasium:
Z, Cammarano Brothers, prac-
tice period; S, Peterman Manu-
featuring Co. VS.. Wheeler Osgood
Sales: Q, Northern Pacific Ry Co.
VS.. Northwest Door Co.
Games for Wednesday night at
Bellarmine
Park, High Boys preseason
league;
$50, Tacoma Chapter DeMolay,
practice; 7:15, South 18th st.
Tigers VS.. First Congregational
church; s. jefferson Playfield VS..
Bethany Presbyterian: s:45. First
Methodist church VS.. Phil Naugg's
Quint.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29

GAMESTONIGHT

OLYMPIA - Although they are
the best Of friends while away from
the hockey rink the four managers
OF teams In the Southwest WASH
ington Hockey association forget
that angle OF things during the
weekly contests at the Olympia Ice
Arena.
Each Tuesday sees play In the
fast circuit with the Ice Arena five
directed by Chief Of Police John
Walker playing the unsponsored
Orphans handled by ] Harris Dorr
in the opening tilt starting at 8
o'clock this evening. The second
game Immediately following fea-
lures o. U. Tatro's Meadow Lark
Dairymen again. The managers
are well known Olympia business
men. At present all clubs are tied
for first place with win and loss
each.