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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
Fish Stories Win Laurels
Of Week In Goofy Gazette

each other in the courtroom -. and
the champion markSman f the
Lancaster, Pa. police force WIS SuS-
pended for a day for popping his
fellow officers with 4 pca-Shooter T..
TO get peoples minds off the 100
degree heat. some citizens Of Cald-
well. Ida. paraded the streets in
Santa Claus costumes and carrying
Christmas trees.
\ mail carrier in Bethany. Mo.
L. A. Parks. spent the first day Of
his vacation helping another mail
carrier make his deliveries.
And. finally, the dclayed-lctter
10 end all Of them. Postmaster Lc-
Roy Smith. of AppomattoX, Va. got
postcard addressed to General
Lee and General Grant He sent
it back. Marked
"Thcy were here in 1865. but haven't
been seen since
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
Farley Knows Won't
Tell-Roosevelt's Decision

to make any announcement as TO
time Of his choosing.
Farley Tended off every effort by
reporters TO learn whether the third
term announcement would come be-
fore the Democratic convention,
opening in Chicago week from to-
day, or whether the delegates would
know the Presidents views in ad-
vance of the nominating speeches.
Three times the Democratic ma
ticaal chairman reported that ne
had had a satisfactory talk with the
chief executive, both from his own
and, he thought, the Presidents
point of view. He said they had
gone into every phase of the pres
ent day political situation and the
future Of the party but that any
additional comment must come from
Mr.. Roosevelt.
He did add, however, that he felt
that "the people of this country
want to retain the Democratic party
in power, that he had felt that way
all along and still did.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
FIRST MASS SUNG
BY YOUNG PRIEST
Rev. Zachary RalstOn is Son of Mrs
Katherine RaiStOn of IIender-
son; Was Ordained Recently

Greensboro. July 8.-ReV. Zachary
RaIston. newly ordained into the
priesthood of the Roman Catholic
church, yesterday sang his first
solemn high mass at ST. BencdictS
church before an overflow congrc-
CATION.
Father RalS1on IS the son OF Mrs.
Katherine RalSton, now OF Hendcr-
son. and formerly lived here with
his mother. who moved to Hendcr-
son several years ago. He is a ma
tive Of Kentucky and was ordained
a priest May Is by the Most Rev.
Bishop Kidd in London. Ontario,
Canada. where he had attended SEM
mary.
Father Ralston is a member Of
the Resurrectonist Order.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
COLUMBUS COUNTY
TOBACCO PLANTING
UNDER ALLOTMENTS

Whiteville, July 8-Keeping a
close watch on the present tobacco
situation, leaf farmers Of Columbus
county have needed the AAA's ad-
vice to mderplant their allotment
this year, says S. c. Oliver, farm
agent of the N. c. State College EN-
tension Service.
Preliminary compliance measure
ments indicate that growers have
planted only 1888 acres of their
1920 acres allotted under the 1910
Federal farm program.
OF the $50 farmers who exceeded
their allotments, more than $50 have
already destroyed the small excess
acreage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
RIG COMMITTEE FOR
TOBACCO FESTIVAL

South Boston Va, July Sine
worlds largest committee was APP
pointed in South Boston, TINS week,
Dr.. W. B. Borbour, planning director
ror the National Tobacco Festival
l oin+ed = committee Of $500 mem
i i,prS as = reception committee, with
n Nov r O. Harrell as chairman
Tb;s committee, composed OF the en-
fire population of South Boston a,, mas as
t tllo pC directcd by Mayor Harrell to
n 1oove no stone unturned to MAKE
Comfortable tr each and every one Oh "l
f tbn 10000 persons attending the
festival tl.S on September 5 and D.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
HEREFORD COUNTY
PRODUCES POTATOES

Winton, July 8.-Hertford county
produced its first commercial Irish
potato crop in fifty years this sea-
son. reports J. ". Ballentine, farm
agent of the N. c. State College En-
tension Service.
Approximately so cars of spuds
have been shipped so far. The U. ;.
Department of Agriculture represen-
tative who inspected the crop SAID
the Hartford potatoes are OF excel
lent quality. He also said that farm
nrs of the county have cooporated IN
every way in handling the crop
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08

~ I'M ~ - NiANN's
lationS throughout
the Pan Americas.
It's W ork i n 6
fairly well.
The other day
II W 5 dispatches
told us 4 delightful
little story from
Montcvideo, ca p
ital of the republic
Of Uruguay, at the
mouth Of Rio Gle la
Plata, South Amer
lea.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
North Carolina Receives $42,5S9, 1863
In Federal Money During Six Months
Loans and Expendi-
t,,res In State During
Half Of 1889 Announc-
I'd By Government
\ genCy.

..a i'.rniiua received an eStl-
... 81 .;G&. $500 IN Federal loans
...a.u4turr<. during the sin
.. .u.-.d July |. 1899 through
.r. 81. 1899, T.. Leigh Stevens.
..rr,rr Tor North Carolina of
....,. of Government reports.
..-...t today.
.g.> amount. loans payable 10
Federal Government amounted
l;si.71uOo. Expenditures. which
. largely Srant$-in-aid. parity
..ru,.. and other non-rcpayable
..u.~r.ncNIS Tor public works and
conservation at human aud ia
....... resources. tutalcd So 1888. 1900
j.. addition. the Federal Govern
org, -nruugh the Federal Housing
ADMINISTRATION insured loans of pri-
Il, capital IN the amount Of So
..,s $500 Tor housing Improvement
...~. and mortgages in the state.
Agricultural loans amounted to S.
g0&U0. while loans made by Uthev
.-.,.c> Including the new Federal
. ... Agrncy totaaled S2.6G4.5 I2.00.
Agricultural expenditures amount
... e. S7.GI9Ufl.OO: grantS-in-ald and
...,. Federal expenditures made by
..,. ..ur,ual agencies within the new
...f..I Security Agency totaled S.
.a..=,nG: and disbursements tor
..... roads. public works and hou$-
. uGrr the Federal Works Agency
... >6.5t7.&6o.
. -..,,,.. .,CJ nx,,srSi-urrS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
IMPROVEMENT 49,. Obs,
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington. July 8.-Duc to war
conditions (and to what we foreScc
as postwar conditionS), Uncle Sam
is doing his darnedcst Just now to
40
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08

Duke University spc> .llists will
discus problems Of rural health at
special sessions during FMn and
Home Week, witch will 9 Ike place
at N. c. State r.llege, July 29-Au-
gus 2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08

Kudzu is rapidly gaining in popu-
larity as a hardy crop valuable in
controlling severe cases Of soil ero-
sion. Says W. d. Lee, soil conscrva-
zionist of N. c. State College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08
GERMAN SUB SUNK
OFF NOVA SCOTIA

New York, July 9.-(AP)-Pas-
sengers arriving yesterday on the
British liner Scythia said they were
told at Halifax that 4 Canadian
bomber recently had sighted two
German submarines off the Nova
Scotian coast and had sunk one of
them.
Man is naturally a speaking ami
nal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08

Casablanca in Morocco, in the
French zone of influence, has num-
erous oil.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08

Norway has a greater exposure to
the sea per inhabitant than that OF
any other civilized country.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08

E.a.op;a'> supposed great mineral
.a.l,h. still being sought for oy
',Dltan scientists. is being proved a
... '-ry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-08

SOlOnel ". T.. EQgeTtOn
Colonel Glen E. Edgerton, of Park
ervrile, Kansas, of the army en-
Etnccrlng corps has been nominated
:" be new governor Of the Panama
Canal Zone succeeding Brigadier
General Clarence S, Ridley, who
resigned.
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17POUND BABY
BELIEVED RECORD
DOCTOR ANNOUNCES uN.
HEARD Or BIRTH WEIGHT:
BORN LAST WEEK

STARKE, June FNS)
Bradford County points with
pride to a new arrival in the
form of a l7-pound baby boy
born last week to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Starring of Heilbronn
Springs.
Dr.. NJ 3. Herlong, attending
physician who announced the
baby's weight, states that in his
many years of medical expert
enee he has never seen or heard
of child so large at birth and it
is generally believed that the
Starlings hold a worlds record
in this respect. The newcomer
is their 18th child and the only
one of abnormal weight at birth.
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IN
OPENER TONIGHT
SAWYERS AND VPs3 PLAY
NIGHTcAP GAME at
PARK

Soft ball games scheduled for
tonight at Bayview Park are as
follows:
First Game-Park Tigers VS..
Key West Conchs. Batteries viii
be d. Roberts or Arnold on the
mound for the Conchs and Me-
nendez behind the plate and
Walker or Griffin. on the mound
for the Tigers with c. Rosam be-
hind the plate.
Second game-Sawyers Bar
bers will play the VP53. In this
game the YP53 may use Flood in
the box with Smith on the re-
ceiving end and the BARRIERS will
more than likely put Johnny
Walker in the box and Kiki Hop
kins behind the plate.
Friday night the U. S. Marines
will tackle the Park Tigers in the
first game and the VP53 will
play the Key West Conchs in
the nightcap.
Meeting Last Night
Roster of the clubs was or
dered closed last night at a meet
ing of the league Other mat
tiers discussed We're the erection
of a new score board and a prize
to be sponsored by Showers Com
pany for the leading batter in
the league.
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BROWNS WIN
FROM BOSOX In
l4-MNINC TILT
CLEVELAND INDIANS DROP
GAME TO MATS: YANKEES
DEFEAT WHITE SoX. 5 TO 3;
CUBS WIN
Especial To The Citizenl

NEW YORK, June 6.-St
Louis Browns nosed out the
league-leading Boston Red Sox
yesterday in 14-inning game, A
to 3. The game was tied up il
the ninth inning on a two-run
rally by the Browns. Relief
pitcher Bob Harris won his own
game with a timely single in the
final Stanza, scoring John Berar-
dino with the winning run.
Cleveland Indians lost chance
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN

Advertisements under this head
viii he inserted In The Citizen at
the rate of one-cenf tlcl a word
for each insertion. but the mini
mum for the first insertion In
every instance Is twenty-five
cents i2scl.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their
telephone number if they desire
results.
Payment for classified adver-
fisements is invariably IN adj
vance. but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged.
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to gain on the losing Bosox by
dropping their game to the Wash
ington Senator's, 6 to l. Walter
Masterson held the Indians to
four hits. Jimmy Bloodworth
led the Victors' attack with a
home run when three men were
on the bags.
New York Yankees, on the
other hand, gained on the leaders
with 5 to 3 victory over the
Chicago White Sox. Thornton
Lee lasted through the heavy
hitting of the Yanks until the
end of the game, being charged
with the loss, but Monte Pearson
was forced out OF the game when
it appeared that the Sox were
about to win the contest with a
mighty ninth-inning rally. John
ny Murphy came in and saved
the game for the Yanks.
Chicago Cubs had one big in
ming yesterday in their game
against the Philadelphia Phillies
the third in which they scored
three runs on a double by Out
fielder Dominic Dallessandro
with the bases loaded. That was
enough for victory, 3 to 2. Larry
French kept nine Phillie hits well
scattered.
Results of the games:
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Center is now to be a reality
with the addition to the staff Of
a practical, professional artist,
Roger L. Wilcox, who took up his
duties on Tuesday of this week.
Already he is preparing designs
for the Monroe County Clinic
posters, and for the coming pre-
Sentation of the Navy Relief play
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NIGHT GAMES
Especial to The CitIxen)

Especial to The Citizen)
NEW YORK. June 6.-Cin-
cinnati Reds stopped the New
York Giants drive for high
er placing in the percentages
in a night game played last
night at Cincinnati. Score
was ? TO 2. Gunabert was the
losing pitcher while Thomp-
son held the Giants to seven
scattered hits.
Detroit Tigers gained a de-
cisive victory over The Phila-
delphia Afhlefics in the other
night game. Q TO l. The game
was played al Philadelphia.
'SchoolboY" Rowe gave up
seven hits TO the AS. while
the Tigers piled up IL off
two pitchers.
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by the Key Test Plsys-x Re =
Masking fhe pastors aaE ~za<knx
On designs xor khe zces-r 40
program q ms p@EEznE
The neg silk scr@sn pazE p1-
cess is being installed and = =
expected that i wiH - psaro@E-
ed by public agencies Ire serT-
ice TO the limit Of Is czpaGTv =
free 70 tax-supportec auc gE-
eminent agencies. fne cast be-nE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-06
THE ART CENTER is now

THE ART CENTER is now
able to announce its summer
schedule of classes for children
and adults. Starting this week
there will be two sessions each
week of the children'S sketch
class, each Wednesday morning
from 10 to IL o'clock and Satur-
day morning from 10 to IL o'clock.
The adult outdoor sketch class IS
to be revived, starting on We'd
nesday afternoon, June 10th. at 2
o'clock. Thursday mornings at
10 o'clock the handicraft class is
held at the Center. An adult fig
ure drawing class will start on
Friday, June 18th, at 1880 o'clock
in the evening at the Center.
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camp. these to be held at the in
termediate public schools of the
city. The Art program win pos
sibly include drawing and paint
ing, designing. art crafts and IL
Illustrated stories with lantern
slides made by the pupils. There
viii also be lectures with Ian
tern slides for the children.
REAL AIT SERVICE at the
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CAMP PROGRAM to be handled
by some of the local projects of
the Professional and Service Di-
visions, WPA, is to start at once
Just what the Art Center's par
ticipation will be has not been
determined, but it is expected
that one of the two sessions of
the children's art classes will be
incorporated in the summer
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BOWLING SCORES

Three more straight wins for
Thompson Marine Hardware put
them up ameng the leaders last
night in the Terrace bowling.
The three well-matehed players,
Beryl Pinder. David Higgs and
Austin Roberts rolled as follows:
Finder - 161 I43 1887
Higgs - 70 I23 159-S6l
Roberts - 165 III 164-441
Their opponents of the Arono-
vitz Department Store-Goldie,
Sid and Fred knight bowled
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Mr. and Mrs. Villiers Esquin-
aldo, 708 Duval street. announce
the arrival of a son, born at the
residence Saturday, June /.
Mother and baby are reported as
doing nicely
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FORECAST

COktE1<o1
CTill 1880 p. m, Friday
Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
tonight and Friday. probably
showers Friday; moderate east
and southeast winds.
Florida: Considerable cloudi-
ness tonight and FRIDAY with a
few scattered showers Friday.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate east and
southeast winds except variable
over extreme north portion:
mostly overcast weather tonight
and Friday with a few scattered
showers Friday.
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good games but not simultan-
eously and took the losing end.
Thursday night Adams Dairy
and Three Spares viii meet. Fri
day night Palm Dairy will play
the Tigers.
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SILVER PALM GUEST HOUSE
Clean and cool rooms. House
keeping facilities Baths, hot
and cold water Summer rates.
Eaton and Elizabeth streets.
may23-1mo
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Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
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SIGNS-"For Rent, Rooms For
Rent, Apartment For Rent"
Private Property, No Tres
passing. THE ARTMAN
PRESS. nov25-tf
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&c
l2aKEIsssA

Notes and happenings i'm
connection with growing Art
activities I'm Key West viii he
published weekly i'm this column
IN The Citizen, sponsored By
the WPA Key West Art Center.
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ATIoNAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York Cincinnati, not
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
The WEATHER

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m.
18th Mer. Time City Office
Temperatures
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Mulcahy and Atwood: French
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FLASHING down the straightaways at
speeds as high as 100 miles an hour, Wilbur
Shaw streaked to siotory in this great race to
become fhree-fime winner and the only man
ever to win two consecutive victories at
Indianapolis.
500 miles of grinding. pounding,
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the speedway are incorporated in the Firestone
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For greater safety, economy and
dependabiiity, equip your car with set
of these wonderful tires today.
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