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The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01
I'oday's Horoscope

Today's is psychic tempera-
ment, one easily moved by the
higher sympathies. Danger lies
in being carried away by the pas
sions or in being too much sway
ed by love of freedom There is
much native strength. Adapt
yourself to your environment and
cultivate submission to circum-
stances.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01
new ARRIVAL In
LOWE FAMILY

Born 9:05 o'clock yesterday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Lance
wood Lowe at 1914 Packer street
was a boy, who has been named
LanceWood, Jr.
Mother and child are doing
nicely. Mrs. Lowe was Miss Liva
Albury, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Albury, before marriage.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

In politer language Hitler, speaking
United States to mind it's own business.
That's good advice, Adolf, and we are go
ing to do just that. "a, &
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

- Key West Citizen is discouraged
about the failure of its "honest effort to
curtail gambling one difficulty being, it
says, that "sOme pillars of the church play
-bolita regularly Tampa Tribune. A
discOuraging indictment.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

County highway ferries are to-
day transporting a total of III
passengers to Key West. They
are coming in 46 cars and the
bus.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01
STATE LEGISLATIVE action

this spring may reveal promising
things for Monroe county's
schools. III is believed by many
that there is a move to limit sal
aries and appropriations of Mon
roe county departments and give
much of this money to Monroe's
schools. Which will be all right
for the schools, but will bring a
howl from the county officials.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Should things get real tough we may
be consoled in the knowledge that there is
always a Frankfurter on the bench, and if
there is any satisfaction in Murphy, we
have that, too.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

George Morris addressed the
students of St. Joseph's school
this morning and gave an inter
esting account of his travels in
Europe.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Fern Chapter No. 21, Order of
Eastern Star, will give a dinner
in honor of thesGrand Matron at
the Hotel La Concha some time
in February, according to infor-
nation furnished The Citizen.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

:. Every community has few families
I, who think it is smart to buy what they
need out of town. They think, however,
that the remainder of the population
should patronize their business.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Our European debtors told us when
we advanced the money, well be ever
lastingly indebted to you" And we dumb
lheads didn't see the point. Who said we
are gifted with perspicacity?
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

u. S. Senator Hattie w. Cara
way of Arkansas, born at Bakers
vile, Tenn, 81 years ago.
Lucy Wheelock of Boston, pio-
neer teacher of kindergarten
teachers, born at Cambridge, VT,
80 years ago.
Langston Hughes, noted Negro
poet, born at Joplin, Mo-, 81 years
ago.
Dean Walter c. Coffee of the
Univ. of Minnesota's School of
Agriculture, born at Hartsville,
Ind, 81 years ago.
DR.. Ralph w. Keeler of Brook
lyn, N. Y, noted M. E. clergy
man, born at Bridgeport, Conn,
81 years ago.
Philip A. S. Franklin of New
York, shipping head. born at
Ashland, Md, So years ago.
Edward A. S. Franklin of New
York, shipping head, born at Ash
land, Md, So years ago.
Eduard a Hrndahxr Cr nf Chi
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

l. Water and Sewerage.
2 Comprehensive City Plan (Zoning).
g. Hotels and Apartments.
4. Bathing PAVILION.
s. Airports--Land and Sea.
g. Consolidation of County and City
Governments.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Charles Nordhoff of Tahiti, au-
thor, born in England, Of Ameri-
can parentage, So years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Notice: Any paragraph that you
don't understand is senseless; skip it.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Judge William Clark of New
ark, ". j., of the u. S. District
Court, born in Newark, 48 years
ago.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Every individual has part to play in
the development of Key West Some must
take the lead, of course, but those playing
parts are serving, too.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

We are not excited over that new
method of squaring the circle, but an easy
means of squaring debts would interest us
nightly.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

blamed partly on our silence in
regard to the matter. Again,
when the government built the
submarine base, few know that
the wash from the breakwater
settled almost two feet of sand
into the main ship channel.
Something should have been said
about that, also.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Plans for obtaining a large dis
tillation plant for providing Key
West with an ample quantity of
tro-pure water, were heard at a
meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce last night. The meeting
was attended by only those who
especially invited the number, in
Guiding members of the city
council, board of county commits
sioners, chamber of commerce
and few representative citizens.
DR.. J. S. Merrill, Chicago engi-
neer, who has been in Key West
for several weeks surveying the
local water situation, stated his
proposition briefly and showed
where other plants are operating
successfully in localities similar
ly situated. He gave the assur-
ance that the plant could be op-
Grated without the assistance fl
nancially, of either the city or the
county. All present at the meet
ing expressed approval of the
plans.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Beverly Maude Curry, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton
p. Curry, of GA Dey street, died
last night at 10:30 o'clock. Inter
ment will take place this after
noon at o'clock.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Editorial comment: Key West
is entertaining as many northern
visitors as any other city in the
state, according to its size. Local
tourist hostelries report capacity
business with having to frequent
ly turn some away.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Mussolini is for non-i intervention il
Spain-Italians excepted.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

The successful merchant passes
through three states: Q Advertising;
~ Selling; (3) Retiring.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

cago, meat packer, born in Mil
waukee, 70 years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

The navy's submarine expert
ment unit, consisting of the sal
vaged submarine S-4 and its tow
and tender ship minelayer NAL
lard, arrived in port late yester-
day afternoon and will remain in
these waters for some time while
experiments are being carried on.
These tests will be for the pur-
pose of determining the efficiency
of new ife-saving devices, which
have been installed in the subma-
rine for experimental purposes.
A number of officers who came
with the party conducting the ex-
periments have been heard to ex-
press their pleasure at being sent
to this realm of sunshine while
winter grips their home ports up
north.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

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The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

THE GROUP which has the say
regarding airplane service to Ha-
vana from Key West is the Civil
Aeronautics Authority. Through
this group every application for
the service must pass. 1t was
this group which refused Pan
American Airways to operate
from this port.
LITTLE PUBLICITY has been
given the fact that if any of the
wooden bridges. of the. Big Pine
Key West run of the Overseas
Highway were to burn, traffic
might still continue at a slow
rate. For the State Road Depart
ment some few years ago nicely
graded over the viaducts with a
heavy fill of gravel. The tracks
previously had been ripped up
and used on the Overseas Bridges
as railing. While there isn't much
space on the viaduct (they
haven't Widened to the usual 20
feet yeti cars can move slowly
across. If there are squeamish
old ladies driving they can hire
a chauffeur who will easily take
the car across, and the stretch is
only over a viaduct or SO where
the wooden bridge has burned.
Such a thing may never occur
but it is excellent foresight that
provision has been made for it.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Edward A. Cudahy, Sr.. of Chi
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Edward A. S. Franklin of New
York, shipping head, born at Ash
land, Md, So years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Philip A. S. Franklin of New
York, shipping head, born at
Ashland, Md, 68 years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1939-02-01

Langston Hughes, noted Negro
poet, born at Joplin, Mo-, 81 years
ago.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Die nete Dele<;Gtlu,ta
bri,at Nieienarbeit

@o'hinstrn- Sn bic Gcrbereitllr.
gen 'itr Die n1hiti,hriee Hieienorbeit
Der Tnlfssabllre Nopeit burhaeiiihrt
lino, bab hereits Sic eriten @aaen.
looltl9en bon @iattriol naf Ser @eits
tiilte auf Sen Req acbraft luuroen,
forli"en nrnnehr hie Statiitifer. Sic
berefncn, bab bir Sormllare, menn
lie an'einanbernelcat miiroen, iehs
Nal 10 bod, ''in ipiiroen nie bas
northumberland.
T'e slngeiteater in Sen 665 gu.
reaus, Die bel ser golfsiGbluna nit.
arb.:,ien, iperoen - Milionen 8riei.
umld d!0ae sur Eoit aeben.
G:rjia Miaipncn ,sroaeboaen iol,
ZEN aebrlIft nerber. sln 3. 0e,embcr
ipu:oen nht @aaenlabunaen Mate.
raj filr bie @eit,Gftss lno ;Sabrif.
suhlu1g perianht. slpiidlen bem IS.
Sarllnr unb Is Sebruor 1910 miro
oas Nfaterinl 'iir bie GolfssGhlltna,
bic larbnirtihaftlite lno oie @ebGu.
oej1 lung perionbt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
9eatidJes Set Der Sunntassidule
Der 6unterns Bcmcinbe.

sm 9. Sesenrber, 7 llbr abenbs,
feiert Sic Samstagsihule Ser Sonte.
rus 8emeinoe sllm Is. MoIe in,
eodienheim ibr rGcutihes Self"
ltniare @emei,hefinber leaen bel bie.
fer >ScIesenheit aaiabrlih 3euenis
oari!5er o6, mas iio in treuer alein.
arbe,t on Mtlltteripr1d,e unS GGterart
gelernt babcn. Die glternidaft, oab
bel ms er5oeene Sl,ngpoH ,no Sas
ge'a.nte Sad;pntllm lnierer Staot,
bern Die erbal+lna ,lno 6ortpfIan.
5llna aes SGtercrbes ant Sersen tieet,
nirnmt itets ndrnliten s(nteil an bie.
fem ereignis. aein anberes sseit I'M.
fersr Srsaniiutionen oermas uniere
Got:seenciien 10 ifarenmeiie in I'M.
fer Safienhelm SIT iammeln, tpie Sic.
fes ShuIfe't urierer ainoer, Elm ipre.
1enher 8elpeis oafiir, ipie lebr in I'M.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
YulitiIhc Gcri am mluna

Tie n1hite Geriommlung IinSet
Itatt ont 10. 9esenber, s llbr atenbs
nod Ser SrarenperIammlllng. Tie
SfncItern llno @riiber, cine iebe uno
iebe.., tpelher ol1f llnlerm Gifnif ans
meienh iuaren ipiiien boB ba cine
arohe 3uionrn,entl,nit mar. llnlere
lebte &erianunllra ipar oltd) 10 gut
beintpt ober nod bciicr. sSr Ser Soff.
nllng bab mir ms alle pieberiehcn
am 10. GcSenlber, unb mas oieles
Wai bas geitt bonn 9eiten lit, es lit
Die gsahl fiir ellre 9eamten fiir bas
ndhi:e Sabr. Sllio pcreebt niht unb
fomn,t aQe lrb aebt cure Stimme
ah. sSm Mamer cllcr @con,ten bite
if blcieniaen. Sic nod nift sum alub
gehoren, @titalieser ST nerben.
Nt,hoe[ 8eobert, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Ne>ierelt plant Gin
Grtra'met etrbu~eet

@nihlretcr. Die gemiihunaen Der
NeGicrbna Inn ben s(uibou Ser BE,
naffneten Mucht uro einc Siolierilnq
Der Patton bonn eurorGiihen ariea
habcn TrGlioent 9iooieneIt peronlaft
bie =: bentlihen llnH sic alseroroent'
lih'n Webral,sgaben int Budget bon,
einanber 81 trennen.
slusNaben ron elmer halben .ril.
liaroe Tcanr, Die her 1otiahe suae,
ihr'c5en iperben fonnen, bnb in her
Mltai Wclt ar;ea eeiiibrt tpirs unN
bab Sic Ser. Stoaten oeriuhe: iiG
Dor elmer Serlpidl.tnq in bieieu Griea
Su beipahren, trerSer nod, Der @cr.
fen Hes ErGi iibenteu in cinem ienara.
ten Mnihnitt beS @aheets seben.
g parater obar uiht ieporafer
@elt5ubget, heSohlen miiiien mir al.
10 \, 4, fiir Ben ar,aa in gltiepa, neil
Die "riessriiiter bier eraten..,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Dcmtitte 3atI,anacn
nit Dcllars iiberraitbet,

Gnihinaton. 9ie 8erihte aus ssta-
lier soB 9eiltiGlanb aGlfe nit Dol-
lars hedt, haben 6ier lleberraihun.
gen herporner,lien. 6anbelsiod)per.
itduh,ee alauben nIdt, hab 9eutih.
lamb arcBe IoacrbeitGnoe oniom.
meln fcnnte.
e;s iul,roe ober sl,geaeben, bas
9eutihIanb aus ieinem Sanbel nit
characterization 9Gnoern. bie feline
9epiienfontroGp baben, Dollars BE-
siebsr fonntcn. 9ie meiiten 6anoels.
abfcnmen iaaen uber Sauih nor.
Cine ,peitere 9ollara,ieae iinb Die
@elh.iberneiiungen bon Eericnen in
Imc;;fa nod, 6em Reid,. 7ieie ge.
trdee lino aber ME 'ehr bebeutenb ee.
ipeien onb niirften tpabrenb Ser leg.
ten Sabre ar9 nod 5uriideeeaneen
iein.
@s liesen feine genallen lngaben
iiber 0eutiflanos @olobeltGnbe Dor,
hoh fonnten bieic gum aoui bon
9oQurs pertpenoet tperben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07

oanfen fir eure Seit, eure 0tiibe uno
Spfer, Die ibr fir llns brahtet. Wir
oal,fsn oen Spielleiter 9bomas
Sbomae, bent es Sn perbanfen lit, Dob
Der moraliibe Grfolg Elm 10 grober
mar neil er 10 piel &unit umo Sinn
ln Dos Spiel bineineeleet bat. llnb
mir bonfsn ouh hcn griioern ssobn
Suti,r, Martin Tiinaseroif, 8eins
tolo sSSesfe, Wtihoel 9beib Mtb aooli
3ea ,,nb Serrn 0enih fir ibr geis
trasen sum 8elingen ilno sur Goa.
itonrtofcit bes 8iibnenbiloes, iomobl
allh hem Sonntaqifulorfeiter fiir
bie Muiif unb oem fleinen Seamutb
Sbomoe iiir bas 'd1one Gioliniplc.
ltid)t julett bonfen mir ober in berS.
liher @ciie Der .SoufIeltie", Srail
Soief,ne @tii1er, beren Mitbilie bel
etner.. Sbeateritiif bic grnBte Sallpts
iahe 1T, %, ipenn es in oieien Spiel
ol,h niht Ser Soil mar, iih oft oos
slnIe linb Sbr bes Spielcs in ihtpe.
rem Womenten prburnltnasppa auf
ben @unberfaltea bes vSouileus"
riftd. llnb lie peritebt es eriinblih
bann aus Ser Mct ,i helien.
ltnb gum Shllb banfen mir ollen
lieben Shlpeitern nnb 8riibern, bie
ms nit ibrem iperten gciuh beebrt
haben, insbcicnbere benjenieen, sic
bon ben l,mlieaenben St1oten fnnen.
@ir toiien bob e5 Sbnen allen reft
cut qe1oGen bot.
Sm sluftroae bes &irhenrates
Sans Bauer, auratpr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Ellwood CITY News
By Katie Butch"

EIlwood City. Pa, Dec. 7 -
If present plans do not 60 astray
our Ellwood gi,ls will meet the
Monaco lassies Saturday night in
their preliminary basketball game
Here's hoping it does turn out
to be a game an1 not slaughter
due to our lack of practice since
!ast wear. At any rate we'll do our
darnedest and try not to let it be
too much of one-sided affair.
Meeting
Sunday night is slated to be
meeting night. Lets have a record
attendance and really accomplish
something. Any deas on celebrat-
ing Christmas and New Years
ewes will be heartily welcomed.
The meeting, by the way, will be-
gi nat 800. Promptness on the
part Of all members will be much
appreciated.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Stpeia %.
8eneralberiammlnns mnb
8eamtenfpabl.

De Shtueitern >es Stpeie % mer.
ben soral,f aufmerfiam eemadt, oab
Die Notwithstanding uno 9eam.
tentuabl am sonntae. ben 10. Sc.
5ember, 2 llbr na9mittaas abaebaI.
ten miro. ga in Ser SoIle an oieiem
slbeno nod eire GeriammIune abae.
bolter tpirb, rnb oa piele tpi6tiae @e.
ihafts 5u erlebiaer iinb, iper6en alIe
sdpeitern ersebenit eriudt, piinft.
lid gu eriheinen, allf oaB mir au6 in
Mirflidfeit puntt 2 llbr anfangen
fonaen. slub tper6en bic neuen &c.
iese iuie6er boreeleien uno cine ie6e
Sh'peiter iollte tie boren. sllio bite
sdfoeitern, fommt friib5eitig. Die
folgenben sdrpeitern iinb sebeten,
ipenr moelid, in oieie geriammluns
etpos anhen All brinaen - aatbe.
rine gafu, gleonor Bret, 9atbari.
ma gartb, Marie 8ioner, Moiina
Gbetf. 8atbarina Chapman, gotba.
rina Gbeff, aatbarina D0rIine. SRI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07

BY Jennie Schinker

Youngstown. Ohio, Dec. =
This week finds our boys reioic.
ing from their first victory of the
year. They gallantly defeated the
Farrell lads. 1t certainly was a
swell! game. But the Youngstown
lassies are sort of down hearted
because the Farrell girls did not
have enough inspiration and cour-
age to come down and play. 1t
really put us in a spot to let us
know the last minute. But our
mary thanks go to our old time
fellows who furnished the preli-
minary game for us. It was a
thriller and more fun than ever.
we hope to see them play again
some time.lt certainly will loosen
some of those stiff muscles. We
wish to thank all the committee
especially the women who pre-
pared the delicious supper which
was served after the game. We
did have swell dance. How does
everyone like the looks of our
band leader. He was a show in
himself.
We hope to come to Salem in
full force, including the girls. So
we are looking forward to a good
time.
Our next regular meeting is on
Dec. IL. Lets all attend because
there are many things to be IRON
ed olt.
Everyone who wishes to make
our Loraln trip by bus with the
Juniors on Dec 10Th will please
get IN touch with our president
John Scbinker by phone and a
place will be reserved for YOU. So
get your seat in time. Lets have
a large bus full.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
4nS youngstown, Obtu
y&amuf nnn 8utt".

I'm 26. Nopenber tpurbe bem
Sor'entlim bnn goltnestcmn Elm
lebenhiees gilh Ser Gbriitenperiol.
9ung nus Hltblano i'm Soutb Siab
sluoitorium ncraefiibrt. Srt Der
SautIrng lpar in einem ruliiihen
0orf. Belt Ser SanSIung im Sabre
1880. Gerfabt bon sllfreo Ser5og.
O'e Spieler iparen Ieter Giings,
erGti ols Niorrer Hettomitih, Marie
Weltter MS Naoia, icin shiisling,
Minfo @reaorolpititfr cine BGuerin,
ite1te gnna sfl,(Ier bor, Miboil
@oooanoif, &onntiiior- Stellpertreter
tpor sSilli Soltlnor. Der Gplfsfont.
miiior NOR Eeter Serbert, Siibor
Muiilnip, eilt 'ogenonnter SiIfsfom.
miiiar mar @enra 9erel,bt, ipdbreno
slfrtb @eamonn oIs tpeibbaoriaer
@aBtiager Ip;clte, sSiibrer Ser r,ii.
iilhen SolOoten paren Grnit aonig
nno Daniel Wiiner, s(aitotoren ser
@a,,e:n nnb slrbeiter iteQten Sans
2lttd rnb 90. Htineseroit oar. Ser
SpieIleiter lpar ser befonnte uno be.
Iiebt: Shonas Sbolnoe.
esh aloube 0n6 ieber, Ser bieies
Grtna, aus ser @irflihfeit senom.
mer's Grlebnis, geieben bat, Die BE-
ite a!!fflarlne erh6lt, iporiiber mir
Sab.ciang INNER in 3eitllneen eele.
fen boben gei Ser s(llffiibrlng lern,
te man bas Sd;fiol bes rllliiihen
Goltes l,nb Ser iiber 1 Wtillion beut.
iher &olfsaenciier fennen, insbeion.
bere ;iebt man iofort beraus, ipie Sic
Siioore, 2ihuinops ltno Mlliilptps sic.
les Gonh 5nr Sern:htl,ng aIler mora.
lihen Gi9enIhaften llnb Walienm0r-
bereien bringen.
@ott lei 9anf ober, helte i'm Sab.
re 1889, bat iih Der gsino auh in
&uElanb balbipegs gebrebt lino bolt
in beer Hiftllne itorfer an. Die Mfl,,
iiIop5 unb 2it,pinops miiiien lid, IN
Mht rtetmett, iorit iperben lie erfannt
uno ,brem eisenen shidiol in sibi,
fien iiberIalien Ser ruiiiihe @irt,
ifafiSpertrae nit 9eutihlano brafs
te ibren cine berartiee Nieoerlage tpie
fie rod, iett bem Sabre 1888 es nid]t
erlcbt baben.
@ir aratlllieren ben ;siibrern Sic.
Ter stuifiihrilne ,.anmpf um 8ott" !,
aud, oem Spielleiter uno Der Spie.
Iern fiir lire @tiihe. bie lie an 3eit
i,no Irbeit. bcln Sodientnm bon
youngstown 1eae5en haben.
Sie Seiitllla fgar tpunoerbor, Sic
Taritraune gut mo edit, mo sic
Ser5cn eefeielt ri,roen llnh mandcs
nniie sIuae nod; Sem slft in g.: Su.
ihauermense e"heft iuerhen J".se
Gcorg Geppnr..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Annual News Xmas
Boxing Show At
The Arena,
Mon, Dec. II

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. THE
l4th renewal of the annual Cleve-
land News Christmas Fund box.
ing show will be staged at the
Arena here Monday, Dec. II.
Forty-seven rounds of boxing.
featuring the appearances of two
wo'ld's champions, have been
carded by Matchmaker Ed Bang.
News reporter editor.
The titleholders who will de-
fend their laurels against out
standing contenders are Al Hos
tax of Seattle. recognized NBA.
midleweight king, and Henry
Armstrong of Los Angeles, world
welterweight monarch and one
time holder OF the leather and
lightweight crowns, as well.
For Hostak, who meets Eric
Seelig of Germany in a 16-round
titular skirmish. his defense of
his Iiadem will mark his first ring
appearance east of the Mississip-
pi. Armstrong, on the other hand
will ne making his third start on
the News card in as many years.
Two years ago he iced Tony Cha
vez in less than round. and last
year he put the fnisher on Al
Manfredo in three chapters.
Next Monday he meets the too
contender for his welterweiek
cha npionship. with the lone ex.
cept!on of Lou Ambers. of course.
when he tackles Jimmy Garrison
of Kansas City.
Garrison recently gave Arm
strong bruising argument for
10 rounds in Los Angeles, and his
performance was such that it de.
manded return bout immediate.
iv. The News was successful 10
outhldding several Pacific coaA
promoters in landing this choice
morsel.
Other bouts on the card neA
Monday are Dave Castilloux q
Toronto, Canadian lightweight
champion. VS.. Mike .Gamiere of
Cleveland; Paul Pirrone of Cleve-
lan1 VS.. Billy Soose of Scranton,
Pa Milo Thodcrescu of Rouma-
MIA VS.. Leonard Bennett of De-
trcit, and Horace Gresham of
Cleveland VS. Jimmy Reeves of
Cleveland. All save the last. a
fourrounder, are scheduled at six
rounds.
Tickets for the News show are
priced at $3.50. $3.50, 500 and
81. 70, with patron tickets selling
for $1,000 Tickets are now on
sale at The News. The Arena,
Rosenblums S and Bond Clothes.
For phone reservations call Ed
Bang at Prospect 1890.
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