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The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

had been thorough. She returned
to The Hague the same demo-
cratic Crown Princess she had
left.
Shortly thereafter she broad
cast a message to the Dutch peO-
pie 1t was simple in wording
and restrained. but surely unique
in the annals of royalty. She in
timated to the people of Holland
that soon there would be another
heir-apparent to the throne Prin-
cess Beatrix was born on January
81. 1888.
Until she left England with
Beatrix and Irene. born August
6. 1889. for a haven in Canada,
Juliana had never been away
from from EurOpc She had
wanted to remain with her mother
and husband in London. but it
would have been playing into
German hands for the entire rul-
ing family of The Netherlands to
be in the danger zone.
It was not a question of personal
safety that impelled her to leave
for she has to a marked degree
that Dutch SOlidity. Dutch devo-
ton TO duty and Dutch calm that
has made the House of Orange
great
In radio address soon after
landing in Canada. Juliana show
ed again how well she has learned
the lessons Of a queen-to-be.
Never speak to me OF pity. .
she said Pity Is fer the weak
and our terrible fate has made us
stronger than ever before. No
woman ever felt as proud as 1 do
today OF the marvellous heritage
of my own people"
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

Explosion
Kills Eight

CINCINNATI. Dec. IA rar-
rife explosion hCre cary z1
morning almost entirely urecke1
two residence dwelling sI1ual1-1
side by side. resulting an fl1r dea-1
of eight persons and E1z-zrg
others.
Leaking illumination Eas UE
given as the cause of tnc eETlll1sll-
by fire inspectors W1dozs urre
shattered for blocks N 1hr Elrlrl-g
by the defamation
A dozen ambuIanCeS screu-
10 the scene bs-hlnd tus
sirens and those needing mrd-
aid were swiftly removed a. has-
pitfalls.
Raymond Roy. Wh0 hEes % one
Of the buildings ana who uA
ms wife and four chlldre- a@
asleep al the time. had r1lracz-
Gus escape
ROy's apartment Mas uI -rG
second floor The fore uf Eae e1-
plosiOn tore tn floor CIR trm
under ms bed. wIth the resulr -l-z-
IL plunged two stories lu1o zhe
basement and landed UprlEh1
Neither Roy nor ms WI ~aha
was IN bed with nm u4 erz
scratched
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17
CONNABLE GIVES
UP YACHT POST

H. P. COnnable has resigned as
a director of the Key West Yacht
Club. to take effect Immediately,
it was announced today by Secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce
S. c. Singleton.
Since l am away from
Key West four to six months
every year at a time when every
effort should be made to build up
the club. l feel I should give up my
position on the board of directors"
Connable's letter to Secretary
Singleton stated.
Mr.. COnnable's resignation
will be accepted with deep regret
by the directors of the club"
Singleton said today. He has al
ways given his best and we are
sorry to lose his services.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17
Vessel
Sends
sos.
Navy Officials Here Say
They Knew Nothing
About Italian Ship In
Distress

Naval officers in Key West
prOfesSed today to know nothing
about the Italian ship, Istria,
which had wirelesscd for "imme-
diate assistance" from point
either about 500 miles north of
Kingston, Jamaica, or off the
Cuban coast, near Banco San
Pedro, yesterday.
The message did not give the
exact location of the 6,416-ton
vessel and was not sent on the
regular marine band. Tropical
radio at Hialeah reported Mon
day night that no details of the
cause of the distress was given.
Meanwhile, the naval vessels
here, the MacLeish, the Herbert,
Jacobs Jones, Bainbridge and
OVertOn engaged in local prac-
tlce. They return to the harbOr
each evening. The Herbert and
Jacob Jones were engaged in
sound practice with the subma-
rines SIS and S-29.
Newly arrived in port last night
was the Wainwright, one of the
newer destroyerS. She will re-
main here four days and then go
out on patrol. it was reported at
the naval station.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

study must be devoted to the
problem of substitution.
1t is not known here at present
what the water plans provide. 1t
may be said that the water line
will be sufficient for some of the
upper keys, notably at Tavernier
and Marathon, bit whether there
will be enough to take care of the
agricultural land of the key prop
erty is not known.
The plans and specifications
for the water line will be approx
ed at once, was the official re-
port given The Citizen. Then
the plans and specifications will
be given contractors for their
bids. 1t is hoped to have water
here within a year"
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

probably some Of the upper
keys.
1t is reported here that the line
will be approximately IA inches
in diameter, if this recOmmenda-
ton IS accepted by the Navy De-
partment. 1t will be no less than
Y inches, but with booster pump
ing stations placed strategically
along the keys it will be ample
for some time to come.
At the same time it was report
ed unofficially that the Florida
Keys Aqueduct Commission will
not be reappointed by Governor
Elect Spessard L. Holland. The
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

WASHINGTON. Dec III
name Is Marion 2ust, Na- hsIe .
one-man census buTeau- ] caal1- 3
he positive. but ] thInk she ls ~
only full-tlme woman zlu-l-
grapher noW II tn empluy I
Uncle sam Duro-hea LslGe
who used 10 be. now ls ul pzr-
time schedule NIth 1he n1rea-
Of agricultural economic
Marion is one q rfc lEree pm
tographers on the staff of the
Farm Security Admnlstra-ll-
For more than two wears she hzs
haunted farms II ever sla1e caE
Of Of Man River
A tall WIspy young Wu-4a-
with blue eyes and . Cascade 60
curly dark-br0NU nan U-hlch snr
usually binds u red han1ara
she has been mistaken fur 3 EEE-
sy- arrested for . SPY ur1aEs1 l11
farms where tht tenants thugE-
she was an 1Inerau1 p1-le--
played the role = muther c--
fessor 10 scures C farm foIE -
the isolation belt and nlule-uls
times been called . hrazeE Eu--E
hussy for travelling ahgr l
countryside without . ci1zp~-u--
Wide TerrI11-F
Yet n spite - al thesE Us-
haps and happenstznces So III
varIably mas come back W11n 1Ee
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17
UTILITY HEADS
SON BACK Home

BaScOm L GrOmS. Jr-. son of
the president of The Kew West
Electric Company. who has been
a student at the Curtis Wright
Technical Institute OF Aeronautics
IN Glandale. Calf. since Febru-
ary l. returned home last Sunday
to spend the holidays with his
parents
Mr.. GrOonlS has completed a
master mechanic course He IS
undecided at this time whether
he will return TO the school after
the holidays for further training
along some special line. or secure
employment in an aircraft factory
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17
COMDR. KIRKLAND
IS TRANSFERRED

1t was announced today that
Lieut.. Commander S. w. Kirt-
land, assistant port director of
Key West naval station. had been
transferred to Jacksonville for
duty. He will leave Thursday
for that city to open a port di-
rector'S office.
Commander G.. B. HOey. Key
West. IS port director for the dis
trict. The job has to do with ex-
animation of civilian vessels
which may be utilized by the navy
department in the event of emer-
gency.
Commander Kirkland will be
assistant director at Jacksonville.
serving under Commander Hoey.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17
Predict
Neu Subs
A Threat
UBy Associates nressI

ROME, Dec. ia daily news
paper here this morning pro-
claimed victory fc- the Axis
Powers on the sea in wildly
worded headlines. The news or
gan's chief reference was TO the
100 new submarines said to have
been recently built In German
navy yards.
The new U-boatS are ready for
action, screamed the paper, add
ing that when they put to sea the
Allied navy and merchant marine
will suffer greatly heavier losses
than at present, possibly crippling
the convoy system of foOdstuffs
and war material altogether.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

William L. Doughtry, Jr., chair
man: Earl Adams and William
Arnold. It is understood that the
governOr-elect will appoint a new
water board.
The Aqueduct Commission will
have much to do with the local
distribution of water brought
here by the Navy Department. 1t
must solve the problem of substi-
tuting fresh water in the City Of
Key Vests water mains. They
now carry salt water. so that some
commission at present consists OF
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

J. Frank Roberts. who ran an
unsuccessful campaign to be elect
ed county commissioner against
the late BTaxtOn B Warren. has
been appointed by Governor Fred
Cone TO fill out tire unexpired
time of Mr.. Warren's term, until
Jan 6.
After Jan 6, Commissioner
Roberts will have to be reappOint-
ed by GOvernor-Elect Spessard l.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17
SMART GUY

COLUMBUS. O.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Leister of this city left for
their wedding trip with this sign
attached to their car: Uncle Sam
loses another good man. Just
married.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17
Ruler Was
Trained In Democracy

EDITORS NOTE: The Citizen publishes the following
interesting biographical sketch Her Royal Hhnes Crown
Princess Juana Netherlands TO the inence OF
her visit to Washington the of President and Mrs
Roosevelt. scheduled for tomorrow
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17
PROMISE FRESH WATER.
LINE WITHIN ONE YEAR.
SUBMIT FAVORABLE ENGINEERING REPORT TO NAVY HEADS
AT WASHINGTON


ahve reported here this morning
O will
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

While engineering will recommend large
Florida Aqueduct Com
proposed project will than amply supply the mill
tary civilian
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

Associate / Press Day Wire
Service
For so Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

In Convertible COspe Ehz< Ts@E Cs@y
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-17

Yet N spite - al these ms
haps and happenStancfz So H.
varlably mas come back W1-n 1ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
Windsor, Ont.
~ ARYrfA CHASE

r q e-.e.n Troo, s--rr 'H-s. making
rs.see scN.s eIrer.s IA sces'nE IN
a.. iots' a-sa
a-p-,si,,i-r % -. srrr7-' r.sn ~
.A.- mar, >-s-ss flr-g 1t1t = eS-
.-....t ~ st4.f ~rtr r-e htrlrg ror
,lir.f $40
80 y y ~a'f-- ~sv chairman -
.ta vrt,.~ ttsrf - F'4rafi'n. was
,..- ~.ei 81, 'e4 ees -~s-srin q The
-.r' a. f. 'r' .ei f-"irs nr
~. ~ d. 49, r'.rt,erfR',e ~ the
~. -.4tr ~ Ns-. wgrsrs
~. .ffer, v.-- '>ok r'ses Sunday
.s-f-v ra~ 81 sis c'-i0cf Rev.
r. .sr- ~ we pNE crsr-h. officiat-
~ Y rs--- =, -srr.- ANr
~ 49, f4As, .rsatsr a. ~ mems
Ns-- .. 80 -l~-'- rost tinted
.s VS. RAW eye-frr -
rhe-ta -. rh-- t'rsr'or. =, g
So. 80 A,fr ~Ar-sN. rs'-o'' VS. -
$685.. Ns, p~ct.- 49, 80 sorern-
.-le 'i1-. - 80 ctirss' racs - Wo-ii
rrar-sss ~ Ah-aharr VAS siso
zen - 80
tsv 49,. - v-r't to.r rse'irF srf
% -iiysrs wfr -. 'hore o, s-t.s'ar-
- - ssr.fA e-rr,e~1'ert 'o- 'her-
vas r-~.e,.s. ~ sore - Uirf.~-s
r.ft-ars r--fI- s-'v 80 vhrss is.'sr
srretres 10 tn virfsor S'ar. signed
o.. "r.'err'
~. '.'',- c-,.iey sd - .-'fc'-a'.d
5000 - rev re--- - in'ers., ~ ~
co'-es r.4-I. - h.c.'sf -. s~'ft'-
80 - 80 cif-en association A 80
c0-- is''s- srrea-eH tea-i-r 'he r.
rsfl-e "r'afN Joy 49, s''horEh
irr',irr 49, q - 70. the place -
r- ~f..e- - "a i~.s-es'sf - fhr ero-
"nfst -," - - r-r'se - - Ci'i-
rer sss.c'a''o- c'a'rirg 'hst 80 No.
'iri''ss ., ~ rss.f'a''or 80 so h-te
fes- o~'v sor 'he scis hers', - -
ere-'fl.e r'erihfrs fha' tNe assoc -
f'rr fres ~ ~er-ese-f fN-eN 49, reff
~, 'he rolarff prnrafi-1 - N'-Hso-
~ ''r'Aer snrgssfed TN, 'Ns Asr1ci-
sfifn - rs'srpef
r,- vc~tav 1a- - -srfsf trs
- 'rsr'"-ei..' er-iverss-v 80 no
r-s-~iar. - rev nrt ~. rerrv ~hsv
irt@ to children Tforf 80 rn4-
f'ce' Is 80 orros''iar leader IN tho
or's-'o p.'s rAflie'rsr'
Ns-tifii candle ifr'' .s-,'re w,-
hs- i7F' SUNDAY evAring ., 10 ANr
rNr--h T~e're vonrg isfie. ra~''f'-
--'sf. rerreser'irF 30 moriN- - fh-
-"s- ~ - s''a- VS. tan iirN'ef
carf'~ f-o'r vhich fhe vnunr i,f'e-
'' 'he'r rarfls- srf n turn lighted
'hese 20 Ne congregation.
Social serr'res VIII >. Ns'f -sr'
r''r rrfsr srvr'-es ., ths Wf'nrr
ff-r' .o-iefv A. MN rvr-ge'f.'
iN o, Ft.ntzer AME church. w.
s-ess
rs'hs' AMP choir w'ii rs-der ~ en-
hrra'e r~oErsm. wednesday everIrr
feN ~ 'n'sresf =, Tanner church
Preparations ~ h~lnr made 'or tNs
70 h~ o0e - IT, host concerts ever hsii
M Nlrfso-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
news
nv y. T. Harris

~ - AN"Efl"
-. e-f,v s-sroi surerirtenfsr's ~
ro-tss rh4- hss are Ia nrfing inten-
se -e fr ws~ihersh'p and eoot
70 srn~r 40 reor'e ~ ;he communal
~ - rrrts : :. ssrerintendent ~
Navr7- ANF p rob viii tegin q COM
fs- p sr1srl son. catering 8
C-ais4 FrNa Pontiac To The HoN
I.,-t' a, 30 r,tef % come and
.rare .fs ts'srf,1i affair
rev fa-es p Fleming occnr'ef Rev.
~ n,ot. pulpit last sunday. IN
ire fas s-ssr-e
~ ~ Srsa-s pastor - Newman
AAfr rstrN sr'ha ~ Ham sunday
sfsert Tie nther SIDE. Little nn-
tsr. rvri Wa baptized - Tho NOM
-r ser Nfr Ararlolire " Nc
rassa.- f.ff-r cfoir IL A credit and as
So - Nstrsn ,hlfch.
'scf V1f rrntitf vas ne sub loot
- 70 fer- r7velHs serr On ~ Mace
tr~a r-rsis. frh. sunday morning
Mrs. Nn'. " Is rrfv gradual. ~
go vorts vorfer Tfautv school IN
NA~ vcrx rt'y has opened beauty
sn-a here .. as futhcr street. She
80 a. vfh srie
ro~fisr. ron nj ssionsrs VII ~ elec'-
% fhs frrrk Nv dis'-ic's very STINT
- - 80 vA~ss Meeting. are being
fs' 80 30 ta--.- sher ~ Rev George
= "7'frevs Sow frsri'- center. These
ff,s''rgs 80 ,or 10 rurrose ~ crrtor-
fr- ure- 'he hes' rrn ~ orr group 10
represent rs r. 80 city ha'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20

saturday evening. Jan. IA -.
'hnrch Of God IN Christ River Rouge
was the scene Of beautiful marriage
ceremony when Iaia Mae causv
dauehier ~ Rev ana Mrs Ion, "
'fndy. herame the bride ~ David -.
tralt " 10
ne ceremony WIS performed Nv ~
'er g. T. Morton. noted radio mtnfs,.-
NM uncle OF tho groom. The hriso ~.
EN'n IN marriage ~ her father ,..,.-
or ne local church ~ God In chit,
mo brides gown was a er.n.fon -,
cream satin. with bodice ~, .f,.
lame spd heart shaped ne,kfir. ~.
"'nuufu nnger-tip veil Fastened -.
h"lp ~ orange blossoms
MI" Johnnie Lou Gauav IA. h,t,...
srer' attended ~ maid AZ honar
Nno,her SISTER Miss Mamie caud, 10
~ otlde' maids. vino we're Nls.o. n.
franiher. lawson. naver "a
nr'.s cousins Misses Mae ana A.,
''poN Ths hridssrnaiis oor. mini go
''N~ gowns and silver sinners
This Erooms sf,.rd,,,. ,..,...
DOUGLAS Green - hest r.r. e.. 49,
So sifnns ksliv. Rennio caudv ne,
Bradley snd s.. Csudy. -"
A. 'lahorsts reception v,s hi, =.
~ ne 'eremony - tho HON. =, 49,.
io'a parents. assf TVsiffh So.
rr'rse The 'ounF courie wiz .. -,
none N their MANY friends n, sn1 -,
- jan ~. a. sssO Farnswortb -,
Many prominent cansa,r 49,. -.
"'t friends attended ths ueddinx 80,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
Ec0rse News
nv MILO CASTOR

shadow ~ sorrow was spread over
Frrrse Tnesfav morning Jan ? when
'he hons o., NJ and NJ. James Green
7ef7 Twelfth ',fs.t caught fire. ard
irtie.- Anna l.oa srd i.ilv Joe. . we're
burned 70 death before they could be
rescued. Efforts we're made W sever
81 mon 20 reach tha little girls before
mo Fire denar'r,ent arrivef hut ur
Fortunately tho ii,iie rirl. could not 90
found TIE mon were driven hack ~
smote snd Name.
when fhe Fire department arrived
~ firemen Ga not - IN N look for
the children. which caused some eriti-
clsfn. lost about three ronths ago
'No little white children wore burned
10 dsafh IN similar manner.
ono Of the men who fei1 M v Y
johnson few weeks sro visited
Eors~ again and broke into Mr Nj.
nnffevs home - tft- TWeif'h street
The rrovier lot his calling rarf srd
officers won't 10 Dstrolt snd picked him
M. lie refused 20 name ~ rccon-
rice IN tho crime X - Fowler IL now
~ his new address -7-s Tenth street.
Miss Dorothy phnlins ~ ssfs rf-
'~"rio street won first rriye IN an am-
a'enr contest ~ N'rihrup school. River
Eorre. Friday night
NJ. Emmanuel Rihhs snd her ii'r.
son lr. returned hons rscen'lv from
Brandon. Mss. whore sN~ VS. called
70 attend tho functai ~ her mother
Mrs T.. Jackson. who wa- nins'v-fire
'esre olf. Survivors sr~ one sister ono
brother, three daughter. ana thre.
sors
Mrs Matte Rel returned horr. from
three week vacation visiting relatives
ard friends IN jackson. Mis-.
The jackson Rnd Green fainslles wfsh
~ fN0fk tho ffffTara 80 4.
donates 'unfs. clothinr ard ofier re-
'essifies IN their losses ,aused nv ~.
~" IN their homo 1resGnv. Jan
Words cannot erpross tho dnep nprre
ciainn 10 Tho rommitiee who solicited
~ Interest ~ these families Tho COM
nuf'ee comprised tho Eev A W Men.
oelnn' of Cleveland. ohio. rnfrniro,
Wllism Csmphcl. Nr and Mrs VIII.
Johnson Mr.. snd Mrs Richard provn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
'.....t.:..fts.;tt;:::::ts;

Hello folks what 40 you know
sust got back from nosing around. ana
here's What found.
les soeurs played hostess % the
"caia Carnival with shows. dancing
ard refreshmen,r Upon wandering
sround the different hooths. bumped
into IN. vikings ssli'rE hea'fh ice
cream thst would make fat peorle
sklnrsv and sklrnev people "a 1he
rhvin. whestisv Girls were kent quite
hr.v IN q fortune telling booth with
Madame Know n Al splitting out the
ruth 20 all the pstrors Vivian Gn-
in VS. nreffv busy IN the fsrFet hoo'h
rt,h Vsn Triton winning all the rrix-
.. css' 7 would he talking all Might
- vent IN telling you everything.
c.e, ~ esv sririt were. Arthur Harris.
ruth carr Avn fpmes Allie Mac var
VII. KITTY Redmond. Alvin Gilliard.
Ka.her~re praron. 4 W Lott Walter
rafes Airsds fevens varnei'~ Pat
ton. navid DAVIS Ilanl'a YOUNG. Ed
srs Eddie Mathews Fi7aheth WI
~. Parton Earl redmcnS rvrivn riv-
Hams EVELYN Coleman. Dorothy Fed
r-ord Junior Turner Frank H9n Vel
pa Rivers louie Stevenson. Thurman
rni Gertrude willian. nov sims
rrl'y scott MerNls ralne~ valfer
white. Grady Lawrence Mildred wis
rercv wright we'come Five-s He'su
lewis charles rors rddls Evans
Mathews revfs rohcr' Tavior rrsrh
rot-ers rni rcvers r'ivs-es vr'-h'
Rniv linton claude s~ivev roNrrv
rv.,s Wary smith ranra Isvens
Nathaniel wieks Narfhs rocfhart.
nov Adsms Nvr,'e jackson. Terry
rrovn Re.s'~ eriv~v vsrs NJ" WV
iisw. rarl Rodgers. Precious Williams.
no' ~ mention ofhers
NJ snH Ms Eu-eria Wells honer-
.. Miss susie Mrnuff. With 'ove'v
wedding shower tho r',s we're Sirrl~
hse-u-fes -fuii deii~htfnl repsst
wss served The lovely hrife ~ wa-
verv stunning N hlus satin formal
srf her sister who WIS riaving hostess
Rosa Anra Ncnnffe iooked very sweet
N rovai hlu~ and silver gown. Those
furnninr 81 wee hour. were Robert
VOW. r. y. Evans r-'eile NeDuffie
p,rha-a Moore rohr T-.e-~. rui's Na.
TURNER Nellie N.~kiir Mr. -rd Nrs
cVa-erc. wells TN~ofo-e Cant. Allen
rodeers rranNa Wrshinrton Nsrv
Tnrrer Non-oe Coward Creafher
roore riNei Coward tacf'e smith.
crorre vackl'r fe-s~ r'rhffoo' Ven
Meta wooas Rohfv Meadows r-aristt
poons .Wr'irn, cens~v 7eira Tfcht-
ivses Ruby cafsor. .rohr Moore The
groom - 10 Nah.no Ncnuf'is Nar'e
snf Alberta rirht'coi reifv smith and
scores snf scores - ofhers
Ors ~ fhe ,irs' rsriies ~ 49, now
vesr vs.. "evse, sixteen PARTY risen
IN honor - Miss r,elvn rs'ner ~ tho
ho~s - her r1rerfs IN owen averue
The hororce was = vcrv charming hns-
To-. ana svervh ~ hsd = hliar'on.
time verv TASTY rensat va. served
N Franf sfv'e. Among tho harry rner-
~ walker. were, Loo Morris Fv.lvn
Necov. rrisrn's Thomrkirs Tommy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
EAST END NEWS
BY Godfather Ann DIckerson

Slaughter. Rosemary FRANKLIN w,I
Ham cary. Dorothy Mccoy. Louis ~
fer-on. Eleanor Wilson. Charles elsuvy
ter. Odeii Groom. Elizabeth Mccol
lanes Franklin. Ruth Slaughter NJ
bert watson. Yvonns Alien. Ro..l
Macdonald. GLADYS Barbour ~
George. snd Richard Allen.
We can hardly wait for Ven "a -
with al the parties dances ana ~
nofs IN the air. the firrf k.u.-l
viii he Iusnits Washington. rr,s,1
ton rsrtv which We know VIII y.
'sFruli,i' affair with soh- ~ "Ts,.r,l
There srs plenty ~ rare eats a. III
guest iist.
The vikings viii present thslr '-r,J
ter ramhoree' IN Fridsv rsr -
tho Franklin Settlement. with rna.,r y
Warren Mathews
Sreclai warning n no-oihv u~r.I
Take " slow. kiddo hersu.. sA.-.
slili rien'v ~ ground ~ Ne covered
Tho verv fact that Ren ravre -.
crosh m Tuciiie Psine. ~ reaii~ r.-,
Somebody said ~ couifn't hs 49,
hut che HANDLED him WITH sl--, ~
renti. hand and was she s~es..,,,,
I'll say oh was rre-tlnr ., III
wav Tots Picket, wor over ~. W.
mr., Uater'' Ceorrs N.ctiin
near wonder what 'hs So" :.
have m their sleeves NJ -~sf..r vi
hsrf tried. iust couldn't r.. tho
cots ~ spill.
Marie Edwards rss se.crlhes prj
Gentry .. ne ''rerfeei csr,i.r,.. /
csr'Ns Won seem ~ 10 arlis /. r-,L
lem is'elv. ...snd T Al mean vor NJ
Trou'rr-r.
wores come. thst Tuiu cro,s ~
civd- rrlurs are 10 y. NJ 49, VI
roon
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column ~ shall no.
Ali~r rotrers make. no r.r~srs "A
certain vourr lady. ",'tsr s~.rv.N',
- over rer'emhsr NE ,sts
e-.v hlr Roy and everything win N
sirlrh'
who 4. tNis gentleman ~ crsr. ~, n
Fli,aNeth Patton srio-s he,-r v,.A n
ruila Mae Turner enjoys N.,rr ~.h
Shower Tor Can Va.is, daughter u
crri.'ian Murnforf
GIFT yorR MAN
You've heen Wondering @o- w..N. n.
Won could shave the new hov w., h,
rns' moved into vour block Won -
MIN every dsv whom Won r. w. ~
house hrt - "a vou've oiiv 49,, > u
once snd he hasn't made Move N
re- rcquainief. You esn rass HIN
wifN = Cav "ho'ln" .erd rsf - -e,-L
- - -narinF him. Or YOU csn s'or n
c',t With him. invite him over ~ ~
ne- suggest that hs ~ wf'h v,r<
crowd ~ The movies Hen ,esi rr,,.l
~ - vou ~ We hiss eraf.ri ho,<
In ~ hodv. srf pretty soon h.'u ~
into h habit ~ running over - vosx
houSA when h~ wants FUN or sfe'r. 4
restirr place for his fcs' Some -,
ms chasing nsn. eaii ~ MAXIM
the ror' ~ an opportunity Ard h,r&
too silence is not golden
Tor news IN this column irfo--x
Yours Trniv - inns Jos Csmrsn R-x
nov until revt time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
~ ARNrI. CHASE

~ ARNrI. CHASE
Church ~ God
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
KALAMAZOO

Edtors Note: The Kalamazoo ,,,~.
I'D not roach our office unfn wedn,..
daN which was ton late 10 nern,it u..
~ al material sent. a. Tho on, ~,
in"n cory II set up IN MONDAYS ana
Tuesdays
Twin sir Rridse cub
The Twin SIX Bridge cirh vac .,,..
'n'ned lasi Sa'ufdsv evening ~ NJ
and Mrs Wesov Manuel ne, -.
rise ras WIN hv Charles William.
Other guests present Included A. -
Mrs. iaNern perkins mad Mr.. ana Mr..
Warren Brady
Mrs Wesley Manuel VAS ho.,es. %
hHlainaaoo STUDY club last Mon
der evening ~ Masonic HAN
Inc 'olemsn Trio. under direction nj,
vera Hughes presented a mnsl.
~ prorfam ~ the Parchment Com.
u",iF mousse last Thursday nfrb,
"'y' Jan. - they viii present
''.sr"m ~ Three Rivers Nth.
VIVIAN Mitchell was reported
on NE sirt i-i ls.t week
eud Nrs cisf-n,~ Cfh,s ,ef,
'''ih li"riI street re fhe b..,,.
.''-''t ~ seen r"uht Lshv yl,
'''.'" liifei'tn tom iasi .siit,,g
barifone ~ Recital
lhf Jones eniured hatfo,.
'''ni ~ Tho National tnsttiate ~
'""'' o. View York Ciiv. pfessntes +.
,'e"'o rroefam iss' Trs.dav .,.
mug 80 'h~ iorsi Second p.,,i.,
'Nnf'h Neefo snifiius'. ucN, .i,.
r'rs enf Scored SONGS made m ne ~,
gram Mr Jones rnr several request