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LIVERPOOL COTTON

TO- iv EftPOOL, Jan. 26.-R-Cot.
~ -Llmited demand for spot, prices
points lower. Quotations in
d,i.N American, strict good mid.
s,,i $50; good middling $50;
st,;g mlddling, $40; middling $50;
dliaa low middling $40; low mid
yna 80; strict good ordinary $50:
:. ordinary Ills. Futures closed
10 lower. March 1877; May
'A July 7.ss; Oct. Z.65
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NEGRO COMMISSION
WILL BEGIN STUDY
Group Appointed To Survey
Unemployment Holds Or
ganization Session

RALEIGH, Jan. 26.-LP-A com.
mission appointed by Governor Hoey
to study unemployment among
negroes held an organization meet
ing today, and decided to limit its
initial surveys to problems of domes-
tic servants and persons in building
and custodial positions.
Forrest H. Shufford, state labor
commissioner, was elected chairman.
of the commission, and DR.. Roy M.
Brown of the University of North
Carolina was named secretary. Shu-
ford was instructed to appoint sub.
committees to make the initial sur
veys.
The commission agreed to study,
at a later date, employment problems
of professional negroes and those in
other callings.
Lieut.. Lawrence A. Oxley, SUPER
visor for the negro placement service
of the social security board, outlined
detectives in a program to stimulate
training and job opportunities for
negroes.
Members of the commission are:
The Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Penick,
bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of
N. c., Raleigh, Jonathan Daniels.
editor of the News and Observer, Ra.
leigh; Gordon Grey, publisher OF
Journal and Sentinel W~instOn-Sa-
lem; DR.. Brown; Shnford; r. Mayne
Albright, director of the state en-.
ployment service; Mrs. Irma Neal
Henry, executive secretary Of the N.
c.. committee on negro affairs; DR..
David Jones, president, Bennett coll
lege, Greensboro; C. C. Spaulding.
| Durham; DR.. E. E. Toney, Oxford.
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N CONFISCATED

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 26-LP-At-
torney Maurice Minchen, said today
he had received notice that the Mex.
lean government had "confiscated
the American-owned, 100000 Palo-
mas ranch lying about 70 miles
along the New Mexico state border
in Chihuahua, Mexico" He said
Marshall Stephenson, Of Columbus,
New Mexico, was one of the prin-
cipal owner of the 1000, 900 acre
property.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-27
Warren Sanders Station
Robbed For Fifth Time

For the fifth time in twelve
months, the filling station of War.
rem Sanders was robbed Thursday
night.
Unknown parties entered the
drink stand of the filling station
by smashing a window and remov.
ing a latch.
The cash drawer was pilfered by
the intruders and quantities Of
candy, cigars, and cigarettes were
taken,
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NEW YORK BUTTER

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-tF-But'
ter $50, OF, firmer. Creamery: high
er than extra 80 1-4-34; extra W.
score) So; firsts (SS.91) 1892 3-4;
seconds (S4-S7) 20 1890 IL.
Cheese, 126,14S, firm. Prices I'm
changed.
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 26.-R-
Spot cotton closed steady Z points
higher Sales 537.
Low middling 9.53; middling 1862;
good middling 1897; receipts 14,45S;
stock 348,935
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CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-@-Butter
576, 27O, firm; creamery-Ss score
80 1898 90, 80; 81, 81 Sd; 80 .!
L.; SO, 81; SS, 80; 80 central'zeo
carlots, 81 3.4-32.
Eggs 1882, firm, prices unchang'
ed.
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RAITIMORE HOGS

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-R-(U.
S. Dept. Agr.)-Hogs $50. Good and
choice 170.210 lbs. 5.95.6.20, 220.24o
lbs. $500; 140.160 lbs. $500; $50
800 lbs. 5.25.65; 120.140 lbs. $3.50:
packing sows 4.20-70.
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N. O. OIL

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26-LP-
Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleach
able prime summer yellow $50 nom.;
prime crude 575-5-S7 II. March
6.2Sb, May Sab, July 6.52b, Sept.
658b.
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PEANUTS

SUFFOLK, Va, Jan. 26.-LRo
Peanut quotations.: Jumbos 4;
bunch s SIS to 3 3.4; runners 3 3.S
to 3 IL. Market remains firm.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 26-lR-
Trade buying, week. nd covering
and a large export movement ad-
vanced cotton futures here today:
Closing prices yer steady S to .
noints net higher.
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$500 RAIL INCOME

$50 80 HAIL q - ..----
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-tR-Net
operating income, before fixed
charges and other income, of rail-
roads reporting today for December
included:
1888 1889
Frisco --..----$ 539,434 S 411,S62
St. Paul ---.. 1,24S,510 ~1,007,l87
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CHICAGO LARD

CHICAGO, Jan. 26. -E- Lard
tierces 6.10; loose E.25; oe'lies
I5.75.
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T T

CHARLOTTE. Jan. 2S.- - ~ -
Spot cotton 1850.
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BOARD AND
ROOM GIRLS

FAI-H SPENCER decides . take =
business course IN the city following
her fathers death and Eoes . I've az
MISS NAS AAKEN'S boarding house
for girls because q childhood play
mate. DAPHNE MEADE Is there
MRS MARY LOU TRACEY 8 home
town girl telephones Faith and in-
gltes her q a dinner party . which
she has al-eadv invited Daphne Be-
fore theY 50 % the dinner party.
Faith meets Hiss Vans other two giTl
guests her niece JOAN TAN AAKEN
and Sybd TAYLOR Faith finds herself
alone AZ the party and feeluc very
10 at ease Tai and well-bulit LIE
BRENT INTRODUCES himself ard asks Q
be NAV Join her Instantly she
recognizes IN him features which be-
lcnEed 70 her ideal man. After tle
two girls return home Faith over
hears Daphne telling Syb.i thar Faith
vas Gan at the partv and that
Mr. Tracey asked lee Brent % take
ritv ana b attentive 20 her Faith
resolves that she Will move the next
CAV and explains 10 Ms Van.
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KMO-Johnson Family.
1O:45. Bachelors Chill
dren.
XVI - Happiness lOi45
Homemakers Forum.
KOMO-KHthleen Norris.
lO:45. Or Kate
KJR 49, Religion 10 as
News.
Serial
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kMO-Superman.
KVI-Clark Ross.
KOMO-At SIX
KJR- scandinavian Re
porter 6:l5. News.
KIRO-Clark Ross.
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KAiO-Family Robinson
8 Is, Cookine School
lKVI-Dr Malone $40.
Jack Leonard Songs
/ KOMO-Glenn 1sls n d
Casino. Bis, That Girl
KJR-LindH Dale. 3l5.
Ireene Wicker.
3.i5. Irene Wicker
KIRO-Dr Malone
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KMO - Federated wo,
men, 40, Puyallur
Legion.
KNI-Hllltop House: l45
Stepmother
kOMO-Lorenzo Jones
1:45, Young Wilder
Brown.
KJR-Health Club. J 40
Cowboy Joe.
KIRO-Serlal
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KMO - Friendly Neigh
bors. ills. Your DOS
XVI - Biz SISTER. HAS
Aunt Jenny
KOMO - Hymns. ll.l5
A Grimm Daughter
KJR-Our Hall Hour.
KIRO-SerisI
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KMO-2 as. Family Rob-
tusOn.
kV1-Mvstic Tunes 2 40
SCstterHood Ealnes
KOMO - Guiding Light.
245. Life Beautiful
KJR Chansonette 2 IS,
Tenor
KIRO-School Of Ar
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KMO - President Roose'
welt: 1915. Descrip'
ton OF Planet Mer.
curry
XVI - President Roose
Welt u as Music.
KOMO - Pepper Young
l2:s5 VIC and Sade.
KJR-Johns Other wife
l2:45. Just Plain Bill
KIRO - Kate Hopkins
l2-45, News.
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KMO- School Of Air.
kV1-Portia Blake. i:l5
Myrt and MarEe
kOMO-Backstage Wife
1915. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mothef OF Mine
l:l5. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-SeriAl.
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KMO-Happy H o m e S
6.45. Words and Music
XIV i Goldbergs. 645
Kathleen Norris
K o NJ Q Studio. eA5
Snip OF JOY
x J R-Between Friends
6:45, Ann Sterling
lKIRO-GOldbergs
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lKMO- News 9:l5. Ral
Pearls Orch
lkNl-Those We Love.
'KOMO-MuslC.
KJR-True or False
IKIRO-SerIal
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KMO - Happy Homes
s:45. p b { News
XVI Cold berEs s45
Kathleen Norris
KOMO-Nathanlel Shil-
kret s45 Ship OF Joy
KJR-Christian Science
B:45. Ann Sterling
KIRO 90 G0ldbsrEs SIS
Kathleen Norris
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iKMO - Boake Carter
1 s45. Make Up America
lKV1-Bob Crosby.
lKOMO Haw { h or ne
House
lKJR-Mr. WIDE A Wake
lKfRO-Henry Busse.
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EMO-NsrvIn Dals
ENI-MsuIE strand
( 0MO-Fallsdl 1m Bal
room
hJR-Psu. CzTSo1-
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KMO-RinE-O.
XVI Fletcher W iley
HAS, son ana l.
KOMO - Valiant Lady
ll:45, Light of World
KJR- Potpourri. IL AZ
News.
KIP -Commp atur
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KNO-SChool OF Air
EVI-PorCa Blake. las.
Myrt ana MHrEe
KOMO-BaCkstage wife,
1915. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother OF Mine /.
1l5. Cecil SollY
Blake
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KMO Dance Music
sis. Balloon Busters
XVI Amos n Andy
R1b Lanny Ross
lKOMO-Fred WARNS
IKJR-Buy Washington
'K1RO-Serlal.
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X MO News, 1915
SONGS
kVl-Life 10 Is Woman
IN White
kOMO - julia Blake
1915. Home Service
KJR-Farm and HOME
1915, Inqulring Re-
porter.
KIRO-Sertal
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KMO-CookinE School.
g as Gypsiana
lkV1-Girl Inferno. 3 IS
World Today
IKOMO Homekeepers.
3.45. Govt Reports.
KJR-ZOllman. Organ
KIRO-Glrl Inferno
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KMO-John B Hughes
KV1-Prof QUIZ
KOMO-FIbber MCGEE
KJR-News. s IS. Bishop
and GsTgoyle
KIRO-Prof. QUIZ.
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KMO-News
XVI - Kate Smith el5
When q Gil Marries
KOMO - Ship OF Joy
s:15. ONeill's.
KJR-News. y is. Health
Club
K1RO-Kste Smith. e!l5
Serial
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kAiO - Derb sl o ".
al CHRIST "a 81
kNI-Kate Hopkins
kONO-Peppcr Young
1915 Vac ana Sadc
KJR-Othsr Wife Il IS.
just Plain Rlll
EIRO-kate Hopkins
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lao Z. NJ.

IKMO-Lene Ranger
iKNI-Blondie
lKOMO-Bufns A. Allen
TX J r National Radio
Forum
IEIRO-BlondIe.
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KMO-R. G Swing. 7.15.
News
KVI-Glenn Miller 7l5,
SeleCtive Service.
KOMO- Bob Hope
KJR-Story Drama
KIRO-Glenn Miller.
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1900 NOON

KMO-Friendly 10; 1915
News.
XVI - Martha webster.
1915, News.
KOMO - Mary Marlin,
l2:l5, Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphans OF Dr.
vorce: l2:l5. Amanda.
KIRO-Serial
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KMO - Unity Temple
e:45. Keep PIT to Music
Helen trent. g'a5
Our Gal Sunday
Mine to Cherish.
ps5. John Laurence
KJR-Fsrm and Home
KIPO-Serial
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KMO-Pootball.
XVI Malone SIS
Heoda Hopper
KOMO your Treat.
AIS. That Girl
kJR-Vaughn De Lsath.
SIS. Ireene Wicker.
KrHn Grrfa1
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400 Z. NJ.

IKMO-Fuiton LeWis;4:l5.
Ma Perkins
lKN1-SeCond WIFI.
/ K o NJ r II bCrshop
Quartet. sis. Europe
KJR Ricardo and His
Violin
KIHO-Studio
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.RMO-Ringo-O.
Hilltop House
] as StepmOthef
+ KOMO-Iorenzo Jones.
1 as. Widdef Brown.
KJR-Heaith Club
KIRO-Hilltop House
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KMO-News. ais. L s,
Navy.
KKI-AmeriCHu school
KOMO-Girl Alone. 2 Is.
Lone Journey
KJR - Frank Watana be
AIS. Chansonetfe
KIRO-WOman 5 World
2 is. school Of All.
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RADIO TIME TABLE


s s.s. s.sz' .as 8; s:ss : @ ',7 l ' sai
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lKMO-Pals OF G olde 7
West
KNI-Famlly Almanac
6.l5. News.
lKOMO-NiCtor Linda hr
| SIS. Against storm.
lKJR-Breakfast Club.
IKIRO-LittleS h owi
I SIS. News.
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7:45 Trade
u Sales
KNI-NeWs. 1.A5. Jane
Powers. Organlst.
X o NJ O-Reveries; 7:45
Sam HAYES
IKJR-BTeakfast Club
.kIRO-News. 7:45, Rhy-
nm OF the Range.
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MONDAY
200 A. VI.

EMO-pEotions
kNI-SlnEluE Gov hand
T.l5 March Tine
ROMO-Tup o AoTning
7l5 Rexerles
KJR - Vsgabonds 7lo
News
EIRO-Eme klock Klub
tbs Farm Forum
1880 \. VI.
KMO-Sevs rs TRADE
Kvi-NeVs AS. Jane
Powers so Presi-
dent Roosevelt
WAKE ID ana
SlnE 74 sam HAYES
KJR-Bresk.ast Club
kTRC-SeVs As Rhy-
thin on ne Range
500 \. VI.
KNO - President Rooss %
welt
XVI ~ Pres dent Roose
Welt H1h News
kOAiO Victor Liudlahr
BIS. Against storm
KJR-BroakfaSt CLUB
kfRO - Romance. s:i5,
keu-E
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kMO-Nevs.
kNI-Boy Girl. Be- nd
2:l5. Harpsichordlst
KOMO-Girl Alone. 2l5
Lone Journey.
KJR-Frsnk Watanaoe
ans. Goodwill: 2;20
Heart Strings
KIR 20 This Woman I
World.
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KNO-News
KNI-kate suIth 2 Is
When a Cir Msrries
{ ship OF JOY.
IKJR-News. 9.l5 Health
Club.
. KIRO-Kate Smith.
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TX NJ BrIdEe e45
I Keep Pit 70 Music
IKNl-Helcn Trent. . as
Our Ca sunday
KOMO-J ( Scott p IS
Tune Icrmltes
kJR-Farm and Home
/ KIRO-Heleu Trent
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KNO-Aibert IA helle,
Has PIT A
EAI-FlCrcheT = ley
= As Nv son ana l.
K o ~ O-Nallant LADY
lI4 IS LiEht = World
ER NAVY Tax il IS
News
kIRO-FIetehar y ey
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KMO-Rescue Mission
sis. Crazy Cow boy
XIV Natl Convention
of Catholic Charities.
.KOMO - Glamour. Sis
Jack Armstrong
.KJR = Harold Curti S;
SIS, Set Sail.
lKIRO-Father Goose.
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lKMO-Neus ioi5. Hap.
{ d Cans
XIV Life Beautiful
1918. Nomsn IN White
IkOAo-Ruth Peters
1915. Howard HARDING
kJR-Hcalth Club 10 !.
Inquirlng Reporter.
kIRO-LIte BeaUtIful.
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kMO F11lton Lewis
4.i5 Ma Perkins
KNI-Seccnd Wife. AIS
Pour Cluhrnen.
KCMO - Organ Moods
AIS. Three Roneos
KJR-Boo Harmon,
K1RO-Stucio. Ais, JOE
Ficder.
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KNO-Phl Harris
KNI-HenTy Buzse
K o NO 81 Frances
Hotel
KJR-M wing World
ll.l5 Paul Carson.
ERO-MuslC
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KMO-Football Stadium
vs. Everett
XIV Il Mystic Melodies
2:45. scat 500
Balnes
KCMO-Guding Light.
245. Life Beautiful
KJR Heart strings
Wayne Van Dyne
KIRO-Four Clubmsn.
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NO cas- Z IS
News
XVI Martha ebster
I2l6. News
40 MO - Mary Marlin.
l2I5 Ma perk rs
kJR - Orphans Of d.
vorce. y IS Amanda
EIRO-S Gle GiEl,
l2.l5 S.uEuE sam.
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kMO-Sands Of Time.
445. Derbyshau
IKV1-Heien Mencken
+ KOMO-Bob Fl a n n o n
a;46, Ksltenborn
lKJR-HOtel New Yorker.
lKIRO-Helen Menken
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KMO-sports Talk
EVI-Radlo Theater
KOMO-Dr I y
KRIS andluaVIan Re
porter els NcNs
KIRO-Radio TheateE
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EMO-Johnson Family
los5. Bachelors Chi.
crel.
K v i-Hzppinsss 10 as
Nsry Lee Taylor
kOAO-ksthleen Norr.s
ioss D. Kate
kJR-Ogf Spfrttua
Life. los5. News
kfRO-Ezpplnesx
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kAO-Nelghbors- Il:I5
Four Bel Release.
kkI-BiE SISTER ll.l5
Aunt Jenny
kOAO-HymuS. has. a
Grimm s Deughter
kJR-Ogr Hall Hour
k1EO-Bi. SISTER.
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.EN Shafter Parker
sA CAPITA p Niduizhf
XVI Twilight Trails
IS New
KOM0 sports 5 -
JACK AfmstrOng
KJR-Bud Barton
.KIRO-Air-o-torlals
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lKMO-Shafter P IKE r
5:45. Capt. Midnight.
IKVI-First Nighter. ) :55
Elmer Davis.
IKOMO-HOrHce Heidi.
IRJR-Bud Barton
IKIRO-First NiEhter.
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KMo-Toast. SIS. Graz
EoH BOY
EKf=jaue PoWCrs SIS
American Legion
Hour
KJR-H aroid CuFlx
SIS SCI san
Erpn-Fsner G1oee
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KNO-John 3 Hushes
SIS Cheer Up Cans
IKNl-Radto Tneater
T KOMO-Show boat
lKJR-SsUs. 6 50. Groves
ITO
IKIRO-Radio Thester
200 =. VI.
lKMO-R G swing l5
News
.KEI-uuY LOmbardo
ROMO- COntCnted Hour
.KJR-0reater Wash
.KIRO-Guy Lombardo.
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TUESDA Y


wv Ahs Ahs
KMO-De votions.
kV1-SinEing Cowhand
tbs. March Time.
KOMO-Iop o Morning
tbs. Reveries
KJR - Naga bonds. 7 10
News.
KIRO-Iime KloCk. tbs
Farm Forum.
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/ KMO-Nake Up America
lKVI-Paul Sullivan
lKOMO - News. 1918
Blue Moonlight.
* JR New 1915
Rhythm Makers
[ KIRO-Nsws. 1915 News
RnuufiuD
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KMO-Sheep and Goats
C!ub. Is. Der y
SHOW
kNI-SonEs oy Louise
ssS. Music.
kOMO - Homer Rode
neaFer
KTR BOP EEnncn
KIRO-BulidlnE Nlth
Youth, AS. Organ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-05

FOLLOWING is the Key West
fishing tournament standings up
to and including yesterday:
Amberjack, 81 pounds-Rich-
ard E. Warehouse West War
wick, R. l.; Capt. Teddy Lowe.
Barracuda, A poundS-Schuy-
Ter A. Orvis, Westport, Conn;
Capt. Bill WickerS.
Bonito, II pounds-Halton D.
Bly,. Rochester, N. Y; Capt. Ted
die Lowe.
Dolphin, 10 pounds-Thomas
Hart, Wynnewood, Pa; Capt.
Reggie Trevor.
Marlin-NO entries.
Sailfish, 40 pounds - r. H.
Freitag, Akron, O.; Capt. jake
Key.
Tarpon, SO pounds - Ensign
Gerald Duffy, VP53, Key West;
Capt. Austin Roberts.
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.CONCHS TO TRYOUT
In Fl. LAUDERDALE
TWO TTY0UT GAMES ON
APRIL l3. Ia: TEN TO
ENTER LEAGUE

Roy Hamlin, manager of the
Key West Conchs, baseball team,
announced today that the club
would travel to Fl. Lauderdale
for two exhibition tryout games
in that city on Saturday, April
10, and Sunday, April IA.
Members of the team who will
make the trip are: Catchers,
Griffin, Nelson and E. Albury;
infielders, Barcelo, Sterling,
Gates, Acevedo, Navarro, Baker,
Farris; outfielders, Villareal,
Gonzalez, Bennett, M. Griffin;
pitchers, Casa, Wickers, c. AL
bury.
Ten of this group have been
signed to play with Fl. Lauder
dale team in the East Coast
League, which opens play early
in NAV. The players are Catch
ers Griffin and E. Albury, In
/ fielders Barcelo, Sterling, Ma
varro.- and Baker, Outfielders
Villarcal and Gonzalez and Pitch
ers Casa and Wickers.
Game Sunday
Conchs will travel to West
Summcrland Key next Sunday
for a game with the CCC team
at 800 o'clock, it was also an
nounced today by Mgr Hamlin.
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TWO PATINTS
CRy Associated PresS)

QUINCY, Calf, April 5.-An
31-year-old patient was admitted
to the free county hospital here
on his declaration of restitution
then asked the doctor to put a
wallet containing $40 in safe
place, He was transferred to a
private hospital, The same day
a 7l-year-old prospector was
found suffering from malnutri-
ton in his cabin, too proud to ask
charity. He was welcomed at
the free institution.
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Key West
ANCLER'SPARADISE
News Of Fishermen and Catches
o
BY HECK
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

went out to Jack Channel in a
small inboard motor skiff with
Capts. Bob Daniels and Ted Ca
nova to try for tarpon with cast
ing rods and plugs. While there
were many strikes, Ted was sue
cessful in hooking just one and
lost it when it took run under
the boat Before the rod could
be passed around the fish made
one leap and it was worth its
freedom. l believe the hooks on
the plugs used were a trifle too
small. This is an example of how
Key West charter boatmen eX-
pertinent and seek to learn the
best methods so they can give
their clients maximum results.
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DOWN ALONG VAL

STREET. where a group Of box
ing fans may be found most any
time. the TOPIC of conversation
is a prospective Percz-Gonzalez
or 4 Pcrcz-Cupiano fight Fans
are expressing their desire to see
Cupiano against right-hand
fighter We are with you, Mr..
Boxing Fan This Puerto Rican
battler must be TINT for any
right-handcr. How bout it,
Mario? .'- t..'-' 3.
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WATCH YOUR STEP. MARIO!

Felix Gonzalez, well liked light
weight Who has won quite a
following in this CITY, would like
to take a crack at Mario Perez,
local flash, who is claimed by
newspaper critics TO be the most
PROMISING wcltcrWcight in South
Florida Grab the match, Mr..
pTOmOtcri
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-05
OBSERVATIONS FROM
THE BLEACHERS
JAMES HoLSTON. a stranger
BY OSCAR L. MILAN

JAMES HOLSTON. stranger
in this part of the United States,
q box scatter at the Felix Con
zalcz-Alex Cupiano slug-fest at
the Strand Arena the other
night, walked over to the writer
after the scrap was over and
asked the reason for the boOeS
when the judges decision award
ing the fight to Gonzalez was
announced. Relating some of the
fights he has seen In and around
the country during his years of
tiaVCl. Nh Holston stated that
the two Logs put up one OF the
sweetest battles he had ever wit
Ec. sd. And 50 far as the YER
cict IS concerned, why that left
hand .crapper mCaning Con
zalcz) had d clear lead all the
way through, he said.
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FORECAST

(Till 7'30 p m, Saturday,
Key West ard Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued warm to-
night and Saturday; gentle to
moderate variable winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy, scatter
CO thunderShoWers in extreme
north portion this afternoon or
tonight. and in central portion
tonight or Saturday; slightly
cooler in north portion Saturday,
and in extreme northwest por-
ton tonight
CONDITIONS
A strong hight pressure area.
crested over the DakOtas, over
spreads most of the country from
the Rocky Mountain States east
ward to the Appalachian region
and southwark into the Gulf
States.
Pressure IS also relatively high
over Florida and the Pacific
coast; while low pressure areas
are centered off the north At
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LOCAL BOXING FANS arc

LOCAL BOXING FANS are
very sympathetic and for that
Tcos.n orc section of the bleach
CTS yelled at top voice: DRAW!
DEAWl' at the end of the fiji
t,c-th round. These fans APP
paren'iy realized Cupiano, fight
Ing "a game battle against a clcv-
CT ou'hp2w hitter, was defeat
cd but wanted to see the Puerto
Rican battlcr earn at least an
cV-n break.
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A DOUBLE WIND-UP.

as Mario Perez and Felix Con
zalcz, ard Alex CupianO with
Jimmy Maddox, wilI draw
house for YOU, Mr.. Promoter,
that will again put you on your
feet. Tho fans are demanding a
Pcrez-Gonzalez ar a Perez-Cu-
piano match in the near future
and one particular fan said he
would volunteer to go from. house
10 house and help sell tickets for
the fight in order to see it go
through What do you say,
Matchmaker Fernandez? Let's
get busvi