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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

will consist OF both morning and
evening sessions on Tuesday aag
Thursday of each week. 4
Chester A Culver execute
secretary OF the Employers -
citation OF Detroit. win ardrcs
Industrial Forum at the -
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
PRESIDENT ON
GO; CAPITALS
BUSIEST MAN
NO TWO DAYS AKA ALIKE
AT WHITE House. EEGuE
WORK EEFcRE TAxMG
BREAKFAST

AZ aannnmr~ seNshe~ srae~~
ssalk1A. Aux -- 1ne
nstRn ; capital pEobznly Is psark-
Ing Overtime fhcee DAYS har..~
and Anneer xhan ary ot1.e~ go s.
the Enited Stairs fnss waesss,,s..
ION ) No. / exanar1e AZ - =
Usual Is Presidena Frnnilin d
Roosevelt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
new AIRPORT IN
WASHINGTON BEST
SHOW IN TOWN
SOME HALF DOZEN GOVERN
nEET DEPARTMENTS COL
LABoRATED FOR IT'S CON
sTRUcTIoN
By sIcRID ARNE
AP Eaenfare serrErr Ka.rffrr


WASHINGTON. D. c. Nov. %
This villages new airport IS
the best show IN town Congress
Notwithstanding Il IS said TO be
the most modern airport in the
world. and It should be. Some
half dozen government depart
ments eoIlaborated 70 build II
They have eOncocted a males
tic scene. but its really the
gadgets which get the crowds
For one thing. weighing in the
baggage has been simplihed- It's
done az the long row OF desks
where the air passenger buys his
ticket.
The traveller steps up with his
bags. He buys his ticket. and
gives the information needed for
the record Of MS trip-weight.
phone number, destination. and
number of bags
Then The bags are lifted onto
a low platform which TANKS the
desk. The platform IS a scale. 50
Immediately little dial on the
ticket desk swings around and
registers the weight
No Mere Bag Worry
Maybe the loud-speaker al
ready IS announcing the de-
parture of the plane. The pas
Continued on Page Sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
ORDERS CASE BE
CONTINUED WITH
ORDERS WITNESS. cLArnrnc
ILLNESS. BE EXAMINED
By DOCTOR

Determined TO brook no fur-
ther delay. Judge william v. Al
bury today ordered a witness, who
said he was sick, examined at his
home BY doctor to determine
whether the witness could appear
in court to testify
Although he was the prosecu-
tons most important witness,
Judge Albury Instructed the coun-
" solicitor 10 continue with the
case
On trial was Norman Cerezo
charged with grand larceny and
breaking and entering
The-eass @s temporarily held
I'D when one Of tie jurors became
suddenly Ill
Cerezo and two colored men
who. according 70 police. were his
accompliees we're arrested early
IN October for aIiegedly stealing
large quantities Of eisarets from
Cabrera's Wholesale Grocery
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
CAPT. TOM MOORE.
GETS EYE INJURY
SHOT IN HIGHT EYE BY
BOYS AIR GUN YES
TERDAY

caps Tom Moore. veteran fer
" boat ikipper who lives at I127
United sseet suffered painful
and pOssit& serious injury when
he was shc in the right eye
yesterday af&Fnoon by a boys
air gun.
Captain Moro was riding his
bicycle near the intersection Of
Reynolds and South streets
when the shot strlsek Inn in the
eye and entered the eyeball
The captain said he shot APP
peared to come from aclunp OF
bushes where il was believed
several small boys were aooting
at birds. but a search faaed to
reveal the marksman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
LIEUT.. BOURNE
ASSIGNED POST
SON OF Mr. AND MRS. z.
F. BOURNE OF KEY
WEST. FLORIDA
Especial 10 Th% cltl1%a,

GooDFELL0W FIELD. San
Angelo. Tex. Nov. 29-Second Ii
Evan Francis Bourne, Jr- Of Key
West, Fla, has been appointed
base weather officer for this agia-
ton cadet basic training field. It
has been announced By Col.
George M Palmer. commanding
officer.
Lieutenant Bourne. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Z. F Bourne. 1902 Rey-
nolds street. Key West. was grad
uated from the University Of Mi
ami IN 1888 with q 3. S. degree,
and later attended the Boeing
School of Aeronautics. Oakland.
Calf, where he took a course In
n1eteorology.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
FINLAND REFUSES
TO QUIT FIGHTING
NO FURTHER coMMuNlcA,
TONS WILL BE ExcHANc-
ED WITH UNITED STATES

HELSINKI. Finland. Kor. zs-
The FLnnish government To-Day
fatty rejected Azaersra's sugges-
ton that 7 aalan0 cease is IA a. on
Russia.
Thr0ugh fise strict censorship
which prevails here. 4 report was
released expressing displessnre az
WashingEon,s charge thai Finland
was q puppef Of Hitler
The report also assured the
United States that Finland viii
have no more 70 say regarding the
request that il break with Berlin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
British And German Vessels
Battle In English Channel;
Eight Nad Graft Destroyed

LONDON. New 2s-The ma
yies Of Great Britain and Ger
manY swsPped blows in the
black. ehoppY waters OF the Eng
lish Channel yesterday.
Eight Easi ships were sunk By
submarines. according to ! report
Of the British Admiralty released
today.
The sea batils lasted for hours.
Flashes Of gun fire and the roar
of bursting shells and torpedOes
could be plainly seen and heard
from the Dover coast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
JAPANESE ENVOY
RIDTcULEs REPORT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2--The
japanese envoy here ridiculed the
report that al japanese nationals
IN the United States had been o.
dered h0me.
There was no basis Of fact 70 the
report. he said, because such an
order would have no practical ef-
feet He also released the fact
that there was no means Of trans
portafion
He submitted q protest against
the pact released BY Thailand
Continued on Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29

NEW YORK-Fire-cenl bal
was set for a 2I-year-old girl ac-
cused of forgery BY her employer.
Bondsmen said II would cas- the
girl $40 for a surety bond for the
nickel since that is the lowest
premium charge
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
Germans For First Time DURING
Present Var COnceded Setback
Communique Issued From
Killers Headquarters
Reveals Evacuation Of
ROstOv

MOSCOW. Nov. 2s.-Ths Ger
man Hssh Command. fur the
hrut sime sinus WORLD War Il
began ever two yssrs age. con-
ssdsd : sssssek iaday.
The eamEnunizas issued from
Killers Esd headquarters rs-
pariad that rapeursd Rostov.
vital psrf On tAs Den River. and
Industrial center Of the rich and
important Doasts basin. had
been evacuated.
The action was necessary. the
report explained. to carry out
RUTHLESS. primitive measures
against the civilian population"
Neutral observers, however.
attributed tie retreat to the
strong counter offensive started
BY Ger. Tinoshenks's armies
last week
The situation On the long
bloody 2000-mile battlefront ap-
Feared brighter for the Russians
today As the tide Of battle SEEM
ed to turn N their favor.
The Reds claimed TIE capture
Of ~ VILLAGES between Kiln and
Kalinin and to have frustrated an
sll-o1x ats7na 81 st e
turn the northern flank on the
Moscow sector.
Radio breakfasts from the So
Wet capital announced big
victory around Rostov. where g.
oo1 German troops were slaugh-
tered as thew plunged ahead in an
assault on the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29

81, 900 FOOTBALL
FANS GATHER FOR
GRIDIRON CLASSIC

PHlLADEpHIA Mo-

PHILADELPHIA. New. e.
"A chilly. clannY mist vel
conad ss.o93 football enthrs-
lasts present here today for
the asuuai gridirca classic
6stween Army and Navy.
Tie bziddTnen ruled as
hsavY fsvoritss ever the
West Pointers IN this 4znd
? game betwsen the two arad-
zerieS.
Even thoush the weather
was far from ideal. L win
shin be mneh better than
that which prevailed in re-
cent years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
Of TUInbO
Island Section Base To
Be Started InlIn6dat6II
[[(%[[.%[[Zz
READ YOUR TITLE
CLEAR MCMAHON

Joe c. McMahrn. cuuntw
tax cnllector. to-day nzasd
local uao1orists - remaEzbez
20 bring their title cerhficates
and resistrsEion cards whsn
1heY apply a. ms cities for
state zntuzzohils licenses
The ctfcs has been IN
xt-uctsd by state Euthorztiss
not 10 issue licenses wraEncut
the documents. and MEMahrn
said failure 10 bring then has
caused delay beth to has z1zft
and 70 the applicants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29

Banner headlines charged
Roosevelt with breaking the
peace The story asserted that
the President was not sincere
and win be held responsible for
the inevitable The word fn-
evitabIe was interpreted to mean
war.
Nichi Nichl, largest newspaper
N Japan. printed . report nat
more than % coo British troops
bad eeen brought up 70 Thanand ;
borders n order to Imperl that
country and strengthen What the
japanese called the ABCD en-
circ1emenf Of japan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
NO NYLoNa

SIOUX FALLS, 5. D.-sin
Shortage Department: Three
places were held up here by man
wearing silk stocking over his
face. The next time place was
held up, the man wore a burlap
bag.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29
Japanese Cabinet still
POndGing Over Peace Or
War In Far Eastern Area

TOKYO Eov- zs-TAa dszsinY
q the Pacific win be decided ovsr
the weekend.
While the Japanese eabias.
rendered On the decision Of peace
CT war in Far Eastern waters. Jap
snsse newspapers bsllissrentlY at
lacked President Roosevelt and
accused ihs United States Of seek
ing war with Nippon-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-29

Key West. Florida. hzs ne
most eQuable climate n tns
country. with Al average
range Of only IL F1hrsnheir
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23
'aggiin'
'EnOut
BY Emory O. Jackson

"The fact that BUDDY (Baer)
carries terrific wallop and will
have advantages in height, weight
and reach, lifts the Capitol en-
gagement (witn Joe Louis) above
the level Of the monthly affairs
that have seen Joe flatten AL Nc
Coy, Red Burman, Gus Dorazio,
Abe Simon and Tony Musto-one
a month beginning with last Dee"
writes Gustave Steiger in the New
York Mirror.
Something like $4,000 fans are
expected to pay around Sl75,0oO
tickets ranging from $3.50 to
$50 to see the Brown Bomber in
his seventeenth belt defense 9th
this year at Griffith Baseball
stadium in Washington, d. c. this
Friday night. This will be the
Potomac City's first heavyweight
title bout and one of its few mix
ed fights. Because colored eltl-
zens in the nations Number one
City of Solons are better off fin
ancially than their counterparts
in other cities, greater number
are expected to turn out for the
travelling victorya-month fistle
carnival featuring Jolting Joe.
Working on the theory, "a hit
ter is always dangerous" with
Buddy Baer holding recognition as
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23
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'|ACT|0N! 4&SI01
CAmERA!, r, ,,,IfHI j

ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE
Duke Ellington, ork topped Ethel
Waters "Cabin In the Sky" re-
Gently in st. Louis, which, by the
way, should shed light on the chat
ter that's been going the rounds
that The Duke will soon step
out in a newer, better role-airing
from a N. Y. hotel is as good a
guess (?) as any......After being
the subject of many personal puns
which she took like good little
ier...ignored at the very first
performance and ridiculed right
out on the stage by others in the
show with her, and continuously
Knocked at as the show went on
until 1t had completed its seven
day run-Una Mae Carlisle, who
seemingly is the victim of profess
sional jealousy, wound up her
weeks engagement at Harlem's
Apollo Theatre "on topw. Press
Comments bore this Out-Said
Variety, ia polished balladist
and pianist, switching from
straight warbling to the swing
eroo type of singing with equal
skill, Una Mae Carlisle is also
deft at the worries for her own ac-
compartment - being tastefully |
CARRIED and perfectly at ease. |
Plenty okay for night clubs and |
stage work" Your N. Y. Core !
spondent told readers a fortnight
ago that, there's no need say
ing Una may and Una Mae may |
not please a jitterbugerized audi j,
ance such as Harlem's Apollo. A
gal as talented as she is just hot
lgious" Yes! She's the grandest
1arling in Show Biz. The fact
hat her hit tune (Walkin' By the !
aiver") was selected by Univer-
ity of Washington (Seattle) stu
Tents as one of six of their fav-
rite campus recording empha-
ICES the fact. lh-'
There's Puh-lenty Action Hither
n Yon-The Four Ink Spots who
manned in "The Great Ameri-
an Broadcast" are touring south
m key cities....Lovely Ruth STALL
'orth, Of Birmingham, is the col
INNS choice to cop in the "Miss
'rown Belle" contest that has
,any's the Southern pretty "all
ct up" ........ Best Fashion Show
ver-The recent Marva Trotter-
ouis affair staged by the Amster
am News-Star. A Handshake to
Il responsible for its success.......
est Diversion in Town--A ring
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23

/ side table at Bill ("Bojangles")
Robinson's Mimo Club with Claud
lie Mcneil warbiling Porter Grang-
er's tune (the hit of this fast m
furious revuesical staged by Clar-
ence Robinson) Down By An OF
Southern River" And how about
that?? Nell (ANP) Dodson re-
Gently became a bride but, her boss
Claude Barnett) won't know il
until he reads it here. Tee, hee!
Hubby is man about- Harlem Bill
Russell who was drafted on Fri
day week ........ Congressman De-
Priests tall, towering son STAN
ton seen doing the Harlem "hot"
spots....... Erskine Hawkins and
Band with vocalists Jimmy Nit
chell and Ida James to play the
June German Festival at Rocky
Mount, N. c. ON June 16....... A
Prediction--The st. Louis Cardi-
nails in the National, and the N.
Y. Yankees in the American Lea
que for the 1871 baseball titles,
respectively. The Cards winning
over the Yankees in the Autumn
Classic ........ Winsome Cora Bros.
manicurist at the swank Esquire
Barber Shop died suddenly on
Tuesday last........R Ralph Cooper and
Lucky Millinder had a
verbal clash at Minton's nitery
where erstwhile bandleader Teddy |
Hill is manager and em-cee. In |
The midst Of all the excitement (if |
t can be termed as such) swele-
CANT, elegant Lucius Lucky lost
MS voice. The boys are asking |
along the Avenue, in all serious
ness what is the definition Of "a
Jerk" (o............Tillie( famous for
Titles Chicken Shack is now To-
'ated at Ross Haynes Bird Cage |
Wedding Bells-Dorothy Dean, of
Detroit, to Roscoe Yates of Bronx |
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23

"a hitter-Louis, who regards
Buddy as tough, will likely try
to get rid of him as quickly as
possible, With the prevailing or
conflicting opinion that Louis is
Slipping, the fight takes on a
color and dramatic glow absent
from the other bum-a- month
duels.
~ **k ~
Joe Louis four fights for the
year ended in his favor in the fol
lowing round-Red Burman, fifth,
New York; Gus Dorazio, second,
Philadelphia, Abe Simon, 18th, De-
troit; Tony Music, 9th, st. Louis.
After the Baer fight Friday Joe
will probably meet Billy Conn, in
New York in June; Abe Simon in
return match in July, and Lou
Nova in Sept.
~ $40 ~
Top journalists claim that Joe
Louis will go to the Army in
September and that Julian Black
and Jno. Roxborough, co-managers
will quit the hloxing game. The
Pittsburgh Courier published
story de-bunking the Walter VIM
chell statement that there is rift
between Louis and his managers
over his fight a month program.
Louis says he likes to fight once
a month and Jack Blackburn
points out that Louis fought two
and three times a month before
he became champion.
~ *** -
Xaxier fairly blasted to its 4th
STAG track victory. Morgan won
he CIAA open track meet. Bill
Yancey, immortal Rem cage ar !
list and now recreation promoter |
n Panama, is visiting his old
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23

teammate, Wee Willis Smith in
Cleveland. Josh Gibson, deluxe
Homestead Grays backstop now
playing baseball in Mexico has
been told by the Court he must
come back and satisfy his base
ball contract or stand the conse-
quences as results of a suit for
breach of contract filed by the
Grays. AmlA \
Sepia crown threats - Heavy
weight Turkey Thompson Of the
Coast; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ste
wart; Welterweight, Bob Mont
gomery who whipped Lew jenkins;
lightweights Johnny Hutchinson,
of Philadelphia, and Ray Robin
son Baltimore, Maryland;
featherweight- Chalky Wright.
~ %s& ~
The Birmingham Park and Re-
creation Board has let the date of
Jan. l, 1912 to the Steel Bowl
Committee. That means that an
other group seeking to wrest the
promotion of the Steel Bowl Clas-
sic from the initiators must have
lost out. - - II
~ A4& ~
Satchel-- Writes Dan Parker of
the N. Y. Mirror; Satchel Paige,
great Colored pitcher, finds his
field Of action restricted because
certain gentlemen of the law are
eager for his autograph in several
cities around the Negro National
League, Puerto Rica, and few
other points South, because of |
SatchePs Casanova tendencies.
According to Clark Griffin,
president of the Washington Sena-
tors, banning of trick deliveries,
on strict adherence to
the rules and the livelier ball,
lave given the batter an uneven
advantage over the pitcher. He
offers in his pitching reform"
the "free foot" 10 per-
cent deadening of the ball, and
new pitching mystery to help
even up things between the bat
ter and slabber.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23
Sports Chats
By w. JACK WALKER

sticksmen tell it, they can't find
any competition.
To let Valley Butch King
have his say, he won't play any
more Of the famous horse-hide
classics in the sticks, He's NOV
ing on to the majors.....,.. he says,
"Its Memphis or Harlem 80. So
good luck and keep swinging
Butch"
Big Ike and Little Ike (known
as One Punch Brown are topping
Little Rocks list for the coming
inter-city bouts monday night
Probabilities are that Forrest
City or Madison will provide the
opposition. Last weeks fights
were for elimination purposes to
determine who would meet the
"out -of -towners."
Docs training deaf and dumb
fighter who's name we can't re-
member but who's gameness will
take him way up the ladder to
fistic fame.
Exhibition Baseball is still pro-
viding the Peanut and Popcorn
Thrills" as well as the loaded
bases chills for the local hall
game-gcers. Memphis takes the
turf here on the Both for the 3rd
invasion of Little Rock-Rumor
has it that that sensational port
side hurler, Matthews, will start
for the Sox.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23
Germ Destroyer for
Skin Disease-Try 1t
For Quick Destruc-
ton of Parasites

When you suspicion. skin
trouble, itch, ringworms, eczema,
etc, apply a little of this Germ
Killer twice daily and note how
quickly it does the work by pene-
trating down into the skin, de-
tloying the tiny germs. Price SOC,
25e cake Germ Soap free with
Sl00 size. For athletes foot use
S. & BIS Skin Tox. Nothing better
SOC and $l.00 jars. Phone or write
Snodgrass & Bracy Drug ca.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23
Memphis Red Sox Meet Birmingham Black Barons
FRIDAY MITE may 30 TRAVEL Frs F|EL D

dsAe N. US Harlem. A most n.
cent nuptial!.....-.... Estrellita and
Apus are now touring with Bun
Rohinson's unit. There's enter.
tainment!! 1T It's Any News Il
You-All associated with the No.
tional Organization Of Negro
Youth isn't anymore ........ thanks
to Bill Robinson's campaign.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23

Embryonic opponents Of fistiana
took TO the squared circle last
Monday night for 8 bouts of the
swat and push game..,.camed for
the evenings duels were 16 anna
teur fighters who in eight bouts,
opened the door of Athletic OPP
portunity for Little Rocks youth
and won place for boxing in
the hearts of the fun-fight low
ing public. Comedy was not
overlooked. ......fighter in the first
round lost his trunks and was
carried from the ring by his ends,
swathed in a turkish towel. was
not a hard job though. .he was a
"Skeeter weight"
~ *+* ~
Doc Jameson and his co-work-
ers are to be complimented and de
serve cooperation from all of US
interested in tomorrow's "Black-
Americans
Movement is on foot to estab-
fish a ICY. M" in Little Rock and
while very little interest is be-
ing shown (as demonstrated by
meetings thus far we think it.
Il 60 over if pushed. ! suggest
you read our editorial opinion on
that. ~ nd
To devote the opening discus
sions of a sports column to chats
on juvenile delinquency at a time
when the world has gone mad
with baseball and war, might seem
a hit on the backward side, but
we think that decrease in ju-
venile delinquency might just
leaves US mad with baseball.
An unexplainable period of an
GAN Quiet on the Baseball Front
seems to have the baseball fans
here puzzled. To date, no re-
putable games involving any local
mines here have been played or
even announced. To let the local
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23
Correction

In last weeks issue we stated
that Rev. N. H. Henderson is pas
tor of Bethlehem A. NJ. f. church.
We gladly rectify this mistake
and announce that Rev. Hender-
son is pastor of Bethlehem Baptist
Church, Biscoe, Arkansas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Ward Suggests
Golf Match

OLYMPIA-An Ear-wsst ,ra
teur golf match To be PLAYED al
Spokane two weeks before thu
national amateur at Pebbl. Roach.
Calf, next August, was proposed
here today by National Amateur
Champion Marvin Ward Of
Spokane.
Ward offered the proposal
ss a cure for tagging interest
IN amateur golf and a. re-
Placement for the cancelled
Walker Cup matches In Scot
sand. The walker Cup
matches have been cancelled
by the war.
Ward picked seven other, b.
siaes himself who might max. I'D
me western team. all of them
rom the three Pacific coast states.
HIS selections were Pat Abbott Of
Los Angeles. whom Ward defeated
Tor the title al Omaha three
months ago. Bruce Mccormick of
Los Angeles. Harry Givan ana
seotty Campbell OF Seattle. Mat
Palaelo Of San Francisco. Louis
Jennings Of Portland. and Chuck
Hunter Of Tacoma.
II the match was held az spo-
Kane on the date Ward suggested,
II would be one day ahead Of ,be
Washington State Open tourna-
msnt which also viii De played IN
Spokane next August.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Shipyard Hoop
Loop to Work

The shipyard Basketball leaeu.
VII practice Tuesday night on the
Bellsrn1ine NAPLES a. follows. 7
o'clock. Machinists and Labor.rs:
s o'clock, Electricians. Q o'clock.
Shipfitters.
The league will open it,
regular season next week
playing on Tuesday and
Thursday nights. Because Of
the Shipyard's inability to
field the fun quota of seven
teams necessary to make 4
closed shipyard circuit, the
managers voted to admit out
side quints and are especially
inviting Industrial and Z. 8.
army squads.
Organizations interested mjsh,
get in touch with Al Hodges, SUI
perintendent of recreation for the
metropolitan park district. ,17
City Hall Annex. Main l1s7, not
later than merit Friday. Nov. rs.