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RODEO AT ARCADIA
THREE DAYS NEXT WEEK

Tommy Chopper, Peggy Murray
and Ralph Clark, three of the
worlds best trick riders, will APP
pear at the Rodeo at Arcadia on
January 23-2425, Bill Welles,
manager, announced this week.
Okeechobee is sending an outlaw
horse that has never been ridden
yet. Other feature attractions in
clude the Proveau Brothers, trick
ropers; Paul Mann with his trick
horse, Pete, and f1alf-breed Brah-
ma bull, Ferdinand, who has new
er been ridden for a distance of
more than Is feet and inch.
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CLASSIFIED
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BASKETBALL BIG TEN

Adding IL points to his total at
the end of the sixth round, An
thony Mcmahon, High School for
ward, continues to set the pace
in the Island City Basketball
League at the conclusion of the
seventh round.
Records show this lanky, fast
stepping Student has dropped Al
field goals and nine free shots
through the hoop for 81 points. He
committed only six personal fouls.
Charles Smith, of the Lions
Club, replaced Sollenberger, of
the Marines, in second place.
Smith added Is points to his sixth
round total, while Sollenberger
recorded a ll-point advance.
JoaJip1 tor, SaCrarc.
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ARMY VS., LIONS
TOMORROW NIGHT
MARINES TAKE ON LIGHT
WEIGHT HIGH SCHOOL
IN SECOND GAME

US. Army and Lions Club, tied
for second place in the Island
City Basketball League, will do
battle tomorrow night in the
opening game of the usual dou-
bleheader.
With all hopes gone of overtak-
ing the Marines for the leader
ship, the clubs will be fighting
decide runners-up honors. This
will be the last appearance of the
Civic five in the first-half. Should
they win tomorrow night, they
stand a good chance of winding
up the half on the second rung.
Soldiers win then be alf-game
in the rear with another contest
to play. However, the Dough-
boys meet the pace-setting Devil
Dogs in that final battle and most
likely will lose. The Army must
defeat the Lions to even share
second position .honors. Of course,
it is possible the Marching Men
may down the Marines and take
sole possession of the coveted
spot-but not probable.
Another five that will be try
ing for runners-up position is the
High School varsity cagers, who
take on the Marines in the after
piece tomorrow night. Students
have been playing great ball in
their past few games but most
fans predict they will be just an
other victim of the Leathernecks.
Nevertheless, the league-leaders
will make a mistake if they
take the young boys for grant
ed, as the Soldiers learned to
their sorrow last week.
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TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
BY RUSSELL KAY

good little guy and the gang here
in his office would cut off a lot
of right arms and do a lot of 9TH
er things TO help him out, SO in
stead of me gettin' all pouty
about havin' to write this column
/ guess / ought to be darn glad
I've got the opportunity for can
tell you that hardly day passes
that some dame don't come blow
in into the office lookin' for
job, and ] know plenty that would
jump at the chance to step in my
shoes, big as they are.
/ suppose everyone reading this
column cannot be classed as a
poor working girl, but I've been
one for a long time and I've
worked for a lot of guys and /
can tell you here and now that a
gal gets a lot of satisfaction out
of not havin' to worry about her
job, her salary, or her virtue, and
'Pop", as we call him around the
shop, hasn't given any of US girls
a worry on any Of those scores,
Bill Placie, a neighboring news
paper naagnate, just read the
above over my shoulder and he
says, what did you have to 60
tell 'em how old ne is for?" Well,
/ know I'm goin' to catch Billy
Blue Hades for this column, bat
the boss is flat on his back and
there's nothing he can do about it
for day or so anyhow. And If
I'm going to catch the Mail, I've
got to be gettin' this mess on its
way, so it viii have to stand as
is.
Thanks for strugglin' thru, il
anybody did. I've left Pops"
nare at the head of the column
because he really did start 1t, but
you can give me credit on your
score sheet for an assist.
RUSSELL'S GAL FRIDAY.
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LEG AIS
list Of INSPECTORS. CLERKS
ANn POLLING PLACES

AND f'olttNs Fss8tGS
The following ls a list 81 fnspee-
tors ana Clerks, together with the
polling places which have been ses
ieefed By the Board Of County Com :
tnssslouers for the Special Bond
Eirctfon TO he held on Tuesday Feb
ruary sth, 1871:
Precinct No. a. Court House.
whitehead ST. Key West, Fla. Clerk,
Jonathan Gates. Inspectors: chas.
r Roberts, e. T.. Gardner.
Precinct No z Dixie Hall white
head st, Key West. Fla Clerk ".
Esquinaldo Jr. Inspectors; Af9esn
sheppard. Mary Cappiek.
Precinct No. =. City Hall. Ann
and Greene SITS. Key West. Fla.
Clerk, Rsns G.. sawyer. Jr. inrpse-
tors. Charles T. Archer. =. l..
pr pr .efa No. .. s2i DavIslon ss..
Key West, Fla. Clerk. Rogeito
Gomez Inspectors: Louis 81. John
son. William sawyer.
Precinct No 6 33l william st.
Key West. FLA Clerk. MlliaFa y.
Gsgbaon. inwpeetors Charles L. Al
bury. " psachan Curry.
Precinct No. 9 321 grinp*li Ss-'
Key west. F7a. Clerk. u g sanu-
dsrs- Inspectors Archie Th0sTp'
snn. Rohf n W Knowles,
Precinct NO. =. sss Ashs &C.. Key
West. FlA cfHrk. Charles Mash~%s.
Inspectors ~ r, ArcaaF, wm. NJ
nakef
pracsnet No a. No : FIRE Station,
Key west. Fiax Cerasr Grtansl anS
vgrwfnta Sta Clerk, Merlin Afsury
Inspectors r. eass q Curvy, 1san g.
IssrA
gsTseguet No. esnlaen EAwfs Han.
psffAnga ST. KEY West. F'ta Fa@rk.
fsaasFs Flob&vta. Inspectors s1afs
tsr8 wratslns. i y Hyrsn.
Precinct Va, 1#s fttt 1fmwMs Nt.,
Kev WEST, T1m EaNgk. Frwssman ~.
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fla fasi Hsst3rtgEex
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w-haIten A. Esv sgAs2s FTae Gaefk.
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field goals and sunk two charity
shots in two tries. e.,
Recent addition to the Marine
Corps, Laney, spanked the Ma
Iines again last night. This tail,
well-built basleteer rlng the
hoop for 10 field goals and two
free throws, giving him q points
and scoring honors of the game.
McGregor and Sollenberger, the
other members of the Leather
neck scoring trio. followed with
IL and 10 points. respectively.
Marines committed is per-
sonal fouls and VP33 registered
IS. Sollenberger was charged
with a technical foul.
BOX score.
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TRACK HAS INSIDE TRACK ON
ALL SPORTS AT THIS SCHOOL
tAs.ociated Pres. Feature Service

Feature Service)
IL: won eight state intercolleg-
late track team championships;
won five Michigan A.A.U. track
titles; won two central intereol-
legiate track championships and
one national A.A.U. junior cham
pionship.
I In cross-country the Ypsilanti
institution claims an even more
imposing record:
Won 80 dual meets and lost
three; won nine state intercol-
legiate team titles; won seven
Michigan A.A.U. team titles; won
three central intercollegiate team
titles; won one national Junior
AA.U. championship.
The Michigan Normal cross
country squads also were second
in the national senior A.A.U.
meets in 1889, 1888 and l940, and
in the national collegiate cross
country run last fall.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
CATCHING
WAS CATCHING


RICHMOND, Jan. 1.-THE
city jail prisoner wrote the
mayer that with a dozen
mouse trans hs could catch
leo mice in a hours
a newspapernnan took him
the traps.
7 set en- and they went
of like machine guns last
night" said the prisoner next
day. Forty -shrse dead mice.
and one live one."
The jsiser borrowed . trap.
and prezzpfiy nzhhed q mouse
In his osfsca.
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HIGH School (43)

NPS3 demonstrated in the aft
erpiece with the Marines that it
is the coming team of the league.
Despite the fact the Airmen have
lost all their starts since replac-
ing the 53's recently. they have
given the strongest clubs of the
circuit their toughest battles in
league play. Il is evident the
Airmen are improving with each
game and should be ready for
all corners when the Second-half
gets under way next month.
VP's Jumped into the lead last
night in 'he very first quarter and
at the half had kept the league
RaderS to a tie. l9-all- From then
on. the Devil Dogs steadily pull
ed away from the Aviators but il
waSF7o easy task.
Main worry OF the Leather
necks was a fast-Stepping. ever
alert little guy by the name of
Baker Baker was all over the
court and consistently found
openings 10 receive passes from
ms mates. /, is remarkable he
was feld 10 a total Of Is points.
He 'S'wiShed" the basket for six
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ae sAIr-FaSH CAUGHT AND
RELEASED IN SINGLE DAY

Official records show that
nearly i,o00 sailfish were brought
to gaff at Stuart between Decem-
Der 20 and January 5. Among the
notables contributing to this rec
ord catch Were Franklin d. Roose-
welt, Jr., and Herbert Pulitzer.
Twenty-six sailfish were caught
and released in one day by one
boat, setting a new worlds rec
ord.
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Cuba's sports queen, Miss Maria
Elena Castaneda, will arrive in
Tampa January rs for a three
day visit. She will be the honor
guest at Tampa's Latin Carnival,
which will be in progress then.
Miss Castaneda l9-year-old Ha-
vana girl, stars in softball. driv-
ing and tennis sports.
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LADY PATS Is PUPPIES THRIVE
AS ALL GET SHARE OF MAS CARE

Lady Pat too young to raise such
a family. $40 ne destroyed the
puppies
Even the second extraordinary
family required special attention
Seven were nurSed by the mother
while eleven we're fe3 milk and
syrup fVorsl the bottle But the
puppies were rotated 50 that all
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SPORTS BRIEFS

The Chicago Bears, world
champion professional football
team, will meet the college ALI
Stars in the annual game between
professionals and collegians to be
held in Chicago next August.
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NAMPA. Idaho, Jan, i6.--
the two and half years Of her
existence. Lady Pat an Irish set
ter. has presented her owner
with 50 puppies.
The offspring have come in
two htterS Of rs each, When the
first arrived 3 year age, Kenneth
RenStrara, her owner, considered
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WANTED

WANTED--Living Room Suite,
Gas or Electric Refrigerator,
Rugs, Kitchen Table and
Chairs. Cash for reasonable
prices. lit Fleming Street.
Phone 836-W. janl5-3tx
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OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. Is.
Claude Teddy. filling station
worker. has a date-he hopes
with a hold-up man.
I'll return this one month
from tonight" said the robber
as he held up Teddy and fled
with SO.
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got their share OF mana'S atten-
tIoa.
FIVE weeks after birth they
weighed six and half pounds
apiece and were So alike they
ooaAa not be tod apart
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BASKETBALL
tHigh School Gym. 7:oo p. n.y.

TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game--US, Army VS..
Lions Club.
Second Game-High School VS..
US. Marines.
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-VP33 VS.. High
School.
Second Game-U.S. Army VS..
us. Marines.
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NOT HOLDING
THEIR BREATH


NEWPORT NEWS. Va.
Jan. l6.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mosby do not think much of
their investment. The bandit
who relieved them Of SIS said
he hated 10 do II and that il
would be returned with three
per cent interest.
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HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need of q good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
9i7 Fleming St nov17-tf
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Don Hutson of the Green Bay
Packers led the balloting for pro-
fessional football honors by 90
leading sports writers, receiving
81 votes for first place, and the
remaining five votes for second
place. Hutson played college
football at the University of Ala
bana.
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PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas;
antique frames refinished. Sign
painting. Paul DiNegro. GA
Francis street. novl8-u
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A GOOD BUY---Large 2-story
House and 2 four-room cottages
ON Lot running through Block
from Street 10 Street, size OF
Lot 58xi43 feet. A very good
investment. Price only So
500 90. johnson a. johnson. 4is
Duval Street. jani5-u
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FOR QUICK SALE--Lots 5 and 8.
square 9, tract 81, each 5ox1o0.
North side F1agler County
Road Avenue, between 5th
and eth Streets. Price $500.
Apply Box LG, The Citizen.
jan4-n
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Nicaragua's national guard is
trained by United States soldiers.
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Walter Johnson, famed retired
pitcher of the Washington Sena-
tors, who was defeated for Con-
gress last November, may make
the race again in 1912.
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Certain fish are known 10 have
lived as long as 267 years.
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FOR SALE--Spanish type house,
large lot, many tropical fruit
trees. Also, party boat Jewel.
Apply 80s Eaton Street.
ian6-s
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FURNISHED COTTAGE. fxzT
DsFwal street One f30ck FROM
the s~arh. Apply valAes HaE-
cry. iss4tf
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Gene Tunney, former heavy
weight champion, has been given
commission as lieutenant COM
mander in the Navy, and will
serve as director of physical edu-
cation at Southern naval stations.
He was a Marine in the first
World War. He has arrived at
Pensacola to begin his service
Panzer College basketball team
of East Orange, N. j., has won a
straight victories without a defeat
in three years. eclipsing the rec
ord of AZ wins formerly held by
Long Island University. Ill
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FURNISHED HOUSE. AL mod.
err exxnvenienccx. Box SIS. The
CStfrer- tani5-fwkx
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FIVE ROOM FURNISHED
APARTMENT. Modern Con
ycsieyscea AVAILABLE now sGIl
May ID $50 Apply CT 81
rrcnspn s'reri jans-u
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''Slip" Madigan, former football
coach of st. Mary's, has been
made manager of the Golden
Gate Turf Clubs new two mil
lion dollar race track near San
Francisco.
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ron RENT

TO COUPLE. delightful 4-raesn
Apartment IN private home
Hot water. no animals or chill
dren taken Price $500. els
Elizabeth. Phone 1T. jan7-U
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FOURTEEN TT SAfLBOAT.
FnIly equipped. 500. james III,
pmdsr 1917 Pctronia Street.
jan3-s
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LOT on Washington Street
59xlD0 Lot IL. Square 4. Tract
20 Price S3eO. Apply james
II. pinder. I2i7 Pctronia Street
ian3-s
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16

one of the two automobiles drives
past on the salt roadbed, creating
an eerie sensation so far under the
ground. -
Beyond the worked-out portion
are sections where production is
now under way. There workmen,
carbide lamps attached to their
caps, do the actual mining. The
process is similar to that for any
other mineral: Holes are bored, dy-
Mantle inserted and exploded and
great power shovels transfer the
resultant chunks to railway cars
for transportation to the surface.
Then, after processing, the salt
may be brought down to the mine
again for storage in unusued cor
ridors.
These corridors-and there arc
20 miles of them-seem to stretch
interminably.
We've never had any trouble
but I heard once of a fellow getting
lost in a salt mine for 10 days.
Aiiii0 iio ". 1ipS, oo
years at his job, says reassurinely.
Again on the surface, the visitor
sees how salt is crushed, mechani-
cally screened and readied for use
in industry, agriculture, CONNER
cial chemistry, refrigeration, meat
packing, curing, road building and
ice control. One of the best custo-
mers is the city of Detroit, which
merely sends its trucks out to the
mine for salt if the streets become
icy.
At its current pace, company rep
resentatives believe the mine will
continue to produce for so years
since only n of three veins is be-
ing worked. After that they expect
it will be abandoned-a crystal
palace beneath the earth. And, de-
Tense experts say, it is a possible
refuge for Detroit's %populace if the
Shrek of an AFRAID siren should
ever herald a raid over the heart
of the automotive industry.
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e SERVICE, INC.

kering to be welcomed to Jones
burg"
And a little later, LET me guess.
Ann. I bet there's a sign on the
left that says, You are now leav
ing Crestwood.'
you're, i've miles. too Late. shs
said. THAT sign was on the RICH
and it said, Rockland, elevator
1900 feet
Fifteen hundred feet above the
clouds! A mere nothing. Why i
all comes out right for us, IN
going to keep you is, 1000 feet abovs
the clouds all the time.
They laughed, fell silent again
The miles sped on across the coun.
ty boundal. line, passed the state
park, to the fork, where the rec
road led off, as neat and easy t.
find as if it had been mapped. be-
fore April's eyes. p
Not long after they were on the
red road, April spotted the wind.
mill farm.
There it is" she cried. Why,
it's heavenly, Kent!".
":Of course, and so are you.
She hurried from the car, so the
perfect minute wouldn't be spoiled.
As it happened, it was the last
perfect minute for quite a while.
AS Octavia had reminded her,
April hadn't been on an. outing
since her lollypop days. One. thing
was to. talk about a steak fry and
another was to get a steak to
frying.
April helped guide Kent to. what
she figured was the best vantage
point on the hill above the farm
pasture. He carried the lunch kit,
insisted he. could. build the grill,
AS she. carried the wood AND
stones to him, April became pan:
This would be the give-away
Kent would know by her very
clumsiness, by the way the steak
tasted, that she wasn't Ann. :
Here" he wa. saying, Il think
it's all set to light. Careful, Ann
She. sknelt to strike the. match
Smoke curled up; the stones
heated, r.
ITS going!'' April cried. Anc
suddenly everything, seemed
hushed and beautiful in the glow
of the burning fire.
She felt. Kent drawing, her tc
her feet. Ann" he. said, and his
lips were. on hers and he was kiss
ing her, hungrily, possessively. +
Deep within her, April felt her
heart rise up in a burst of great
new joy.
Kent" She whispered his name
with awe and wonder. q,
Kent drew her head to his shout
der. you've never kissed me like
that before, darling. For the frs
time, I can believe you're in low
with me-. y!
(To Be Continued) 80 81
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LAST PERFECT MINUTE
CHAPTER VI

AS Kent turned TO her in the
sudden stopping of the car, some
thing familiar rolled over the seat
ane into April's lap.
why, Nip" she choked, what
ever are you doing here?" y
What Nip was doing right then
was barking, a snappy bark of
protest because he'd been aroused
from a nap in the rumble seat.
Kent began to laugh. It was the
first time April had heard the
sound from him and it did some
thing to her. Well, Nip, you old
scoundrel-up to the same tricks
all over again, aren't your" he
SAID. ; nj .
I'm sorry April said. .He
climbed in without ME knowing.
LII turn. back and park him."
Park him, nothing. Nip's been
with us where we're going today"
He reached, over to find Nip's
head and patted it. And then his
hand, somehow, tangled in April S
fingers and before she could speak,
he had lifted them to. his lips.
The firm resolution she'd made
with herself to tell Kent she wasn't
Ann, but April, began to crumble.
And crumpled even more when
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Pennsylvania Industry
Pools Its Resources
To Get Arms Contracts

HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. 15.-B
Pennsylvania industry has en-
parked upon a unique experiment
of pooling its equipment and resour
ces in a two-fold effort to obtain
as many national defense contracts
as possible while at-the same time
retaining normal business.
The plan started in the CITY of
York over a dinner conversation in
which a manufacturer told a fellow
business man:
"I turned down a sweet contract
in Washington today. 1 didn't have
the machinery handy"
He described it, the friend said
he had the necessary machinery idle
part of the time, and the project
was born. York's business men got
together and listed their equipment
and what it could do.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16

August Is, preceding the seventh
annual national tournament at Wich.
ita, kan.a August Is.
First state tournament to open
will be the Rhode Island event at
Woonsocket starting in July.
Oldest of the state tournaments
will be the n in Oklahoma City
consecutive year.