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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
SUNDAY

10 80 q m.-CIass C-Parkslde Homes.
Briggs Inter DEPT Edward Bethel Class
D-F @ PloVick sons. Ply. Fioating.
J. Hortan Frank Shoe Repair Strath-
moor House Wsny Allen Jacks Bar West
SIDE Courier. Stanley Gieriack Dodge Acct.
Hank NosskoVski. Frankenmuth pining
Room, Royal Oak jr. Kent Knapp Beach
Motor Sales s. Clair Shores jose ph Brehl
Barre Packers sovsy Process Victor
Magyar. Lexington Inn, ". Warren Louis
Dammsnn Bun No 2 Gen. spring
Bumper. cloyd Lichty. Class ETest.
Pontiac JAW $50. Paul Burby, CsloteX,
Metro. Lnmbsr v Campbell
I9tS-tlss B-WtksS Market. Center
line. Ray Hartxig. Class C-Termlnue o.
BAY cuy Pulaski Frank Ciesieisia. Class
D-Johnny's Cafe Cafe League. Chester
BislskI- Class PARKER Wolverine Plant
Poishers John Gray. plsters. Raymond
Clsrki Bufeu John Usslsher Warehouse.
s. ". Edison Club Clarence CLARK. TGerS.
LcorSe Merch. MI. Russell Van Ruhler.
Guardian Angtl American Misteis Coal u.
Rock Bourgeois Underwater, 4. Cafreyn
Hodges padFes Periaskir Fofds Il. =.
Senior. William Esstlsks ST
BITTER RIG. HoTsE LEAGUE SotAD
s.eO-Cisss A-Orinr Bros Sausage
Fslrh OlEsrs k0ppitE Beer. JACK Gardner.
Class Banner Linen Jsok Burnett
BourEsois Undertaken, Jack Fakef j. L.
Etone. JHck Efarik oven hiuE C1aNes.
Quentin Hsiks pshst Diet inc. PRANK
Unit Class { New Fra Potato ghlps.
Chester German Skin I'm Leonard EIwsrt
Schmidt or Timers john Higgins Vernon s
Olympic Forrest Brown. Bad~esfr snei-
don Johnson.
BIb-CIass C-Sfannies Cafe s. SlanF-
isus. = TafisrnsckI Champion SPAR Plus
--Chsmps h. Mitchell. SO l. n Dou-
gal Class u ST sfAn.sIsus $ lhezsk
harket Henri Sohrzak l. Brown.
6WidsHkL LAW Local ~ 3-.Spfffes. b.
UrbsnEEl Gents Joseph OkaH Class ,
Dodge Me OVls--Carrisrs Cyde Talbot
Rollers. ffsns ZaiusSi, hquaff u kssu-
lstort, Borfsten Mutt Breshtrs. p.
Greer Tine Dept, Dodge Man Nah, 10
ward kgurEcy-
MACK-BLND. RICREAIION SQUAD
7.so-Cisss Corn Hardware Ned sea-
vons Franks Five p Hudnich Johnny
VAnksrf Bar No. 70 Bgrke MldVest
Abrasive Angelo Damlc0 Diert Cafe.
Frank Dance Hugh Form Bar Robert
HeWton Mack Blvd PEE. 40. 2 JACK
Konen. Class D-Debon6fr Cub JACK d.
Giovanni. Class E-Jcnrny Nanksfs Bar.
Gil BannaEch Mac p Vd Rec Nike Pc
troeel Z H Williams. II Schroeder Phil
hes Ciaucs Franz.
saS-Clsss A-netfoit Times An-stsr
classlc-Ekhsrdi Becker Beet GsarEs
Palmer Para Rec TraFtHnF Al Watson
Ciass B-Iohu Hsmiitcr IraFsltnE. 2 Jst
more George 4 Alrrsyf Foff -Btd House
y Var RInEsHfeyt psrzsios Rec Travel
ma Dear Keller KAT e fifs DfIcs Re-
Charles Efaf Glass C-paqleffs Eafuei
Ehrr - E1Varrf Pee Faglefff shfi
Body SO. Part. 2 - - ron GAS
D-Timksr o Burner Tr-Couril TratsI
irF Fcnusr p WrrElnEsf Class Plan
nihg Plymouth Bot Esfrgan. Flfhsr Bod}
Ne. .. Plant a. A. Marin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
K. Of {. State Meet
Will Close Sunday

SIN teams from Flint two from
81. Clair and one each from Mt.
Pleasant and Jackson will bring
10 close the second annual tour
'ney of the Michigan knights Of
Columbus Bowling Association in
Grand Rapids Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Squash Meet tuesday

University Club will hold the
Michigan Individual Squash Rae
quets championship tournament
starting Tuesday Joe Hahn, sec
rotary of the meet, announced
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Defending Champs

Last years city champions were
George Holmes Ekhardt g. Becker
with 3ll4, John and Hank CAVES
record l404, Anthony Herman S
TBS and Lou Meyers 1888.
Martin and Orlando won the
Glass A team crown by going 223
pins over ITS average. Mohn Five
Class p with i33 over and Rangers
Glass { with 470 over. Edward
Bate and Hugo Miller were high
in the doubles, 249 pins over their
average and George Whalley took
the singles. 1913 pins over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Sundays Soccer
Schedule

MICHIGAN AMATEUR LEAGUE
a. SolNay Park
Nsrhovsv " kolplur. . p N
tAt Northwestern Iteldl
Jewish Americans IS German Il 3
FNHIBIItON
Al It Clair Fisld1
NsV re'rufers rs Bsvariaus N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
{. & B. Spi|Iers
Head ) Teams
Seeking Mark
High Scores in Other
Glasses Has St ars
Set to Cut Loose
By HAROLD KAHL

George Holmes Ekhardt q
Becker, twice former champion
heads five teams which will be
aiming for the first 5000 total IN
the current Detroit Times sweep
stakes when they go after the
Glass A lead at Imperial Recrea-
ton in the General Motors Build
ING Sunday.
The others are Ted Rebain's
Vernors. also OF The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic League,
which f. e. b. tops by a single
game: Ralph Olzark's Orling Bros.
and Jack Gardeners Koppitz OF
Bud Ritter's House League and
Art Watsons Palmer Park Rec
reation Of the Travelling Loop,
Herm Bengell's Norge is ahead
with 1881.
Asking 1000 from any club Is
expecting a great deal. In view
Of the success. however. lower
division outfits have had with the
pins thus far the Class A boys
feel they will have to crash
through with four such figures to
uphold their prestige.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Mic hig an EIks
Pin Standings

FTVF-MAN
Detroit Mineralites .......... 3OSn
kazoo Miller Boerman ............. 3013
Kalamazoo Laundry ................ 2sI3
Detroit Snethcamp ................. $500
Lansing Service ................... 276s
Detroit Goehel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 215t
Detroit Oldbru ..-....... ........ 1850
not BI.ES
J. MarshaH-J/ Crimmins DetroN 80. 1890
g. Reinhart-G. Turner. Kalamazoo q. 1871
p. Scribner-J. Scrihner Detroit ..... 1880
II Meriens-H Allen. Detroit ........ 1898
T. Miller-J Ludwig. Detroit ........ 11s0
NJ. PurdyP. Tnayer. Niles ......... 1l77
SINGLES
John Crimmtns Detroit ............ 72q'
Pete Schnapp. Detroit .#......... ... sal
Elwood Griffith. Kalamazoo ........ SO
Lee Jameson Kalamazoo .......... 611
r.. Woodruff, Kalamazoo ........ $50
omar Heoppich. Detroit ........s.. $50
AII-FNFNTS
John Crmmins. Detroit ............ 1885
Omar herppicn. Detroit ........... 1875
Tom Rooney, DetrOit ..-..........s.. 1877
Pete Schnapp, Detroit ...........s.. 1874
Lee Jameson. Kalamazoo .......s.. 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Hoffman Gets 267

Harry Hehman-of Cleveland
knocked off high individual game,
267, in-his second in the match
against Buffalo. lie finished sec
ond in the all-eventS with 1892 for
a l95 7-l5 average.
Walter Bisler of Pittsburgh and
Graham Shinnick of Detroit tied
for second in the singles when
each posted SIC. KILLER and Brun-
ner of Buffalo were runners-up in
the doubles with ll41.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

BOWLING SCHOOL T ,n.ilss,ol spf NO. olss
ststhmoer Rsorsstioa. sohooIoraH at Grand River.
opsn alIsy, all days and evenings No waiting
CHEhE- TR0MBly $3.50 ~ GENE s.s.
70 Modern Alleys Opsn alleys throughout the day.
FREE Instruction With your bo~IIns Free parkinu
nENpy -IIs2S WHiIIltR Al KELLY ROAD.
uLNpI AR. e440
Free Instructions daily. " alleys Air e0ndi.
TONED. Cocktail Bar. lack MlnG al the ORGAN.
DETROIT REC. lA't expIttAo ~ sss sH'ls'
Open Bo~ling-78 Alleys
~ A. n. to A. M.-Today
DETROIT TURNER'S s,a s bo. .5rft t'is,
Open bowling 10 public. Mon. through Fri. 10 S
.. m Private club reserved for members. IL. $500.
DEXTER RECREATION sO sTSs's s, 70
oper bo~uns Saturday and sunday.
NO WAVING ~ ALLEYS
ELpnEN REF ll7o WOODWARD AVE.
VhlpIH nLvi Vi. 1880 "a Alleys. open
Bowling All Day. No WAITING. Free PARKING. "a.
Tssm Isasus opsnins Friday. $50 ard $50 ?. "
IMPERIAL REC. GsnsnaL soTo nc ssoe'
10 Modern Alleys
opsn Every Day unul Midnight MA. si9s
uliICTTic Sis Irumbull TR. 2.s33s
j, j. mllltIIS 10 An,n opsn Bowling
A. n. tesP. N. sns situ 1890. Al Day ss'gr.
esY, Flgarsseent Liphtihs. essiish q ell times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Reserved Dates
Forecast City,
Tourney Mark
Total of 5000 Fiv es
Seen; Event May
Run u ntil June l

Judging from advance reserva-
tions the twenty-ninth annual
tournament of the Detroit Bowling
Association may not only set a
new all-time record entry OF 5000
teams but run until June l, George
Niepoth, secretary, revealed Sat-
urday.
Right now captains of LOO
teams already have reserved dates
and this number represents only
300 leagues with 900 others to be
heard from when the drive for
entries gets under way this week.
Niepoth has set his goal at $500
fives. but wouldn't be surprised If
5000 entered.
Team shooting is scheduled over
1S alleys at Edwardina Coy's and
Fred Clements Whittier Recrea-
ton. starting April 10 and con-
tiiHHiHg daily Doubles and singles
are carded for is lanes at Les
Taylors Dearborn Recreation.
beginning April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
1887 Last Year

Last year the event attracted
2,337 quintets. With 20 alleys in
use AT the Recreation Building.
opening April IL, the tourney ran
through May y. II required FROM
April Is through May % TO nj
off 2,132 doubles and 1922 singleN'
at Palmer Park. using u alleys
for four weeks and "a the last
10 days.
AS in past seasons the city
tourney il divided into four
classes Class IA. or actual PIN
fall, Class A, teams averaging $40
and over: Class b. for those aver
aging S75 TO TIC. and Class c. fives
under IT'S. Teams in the over
average classes also are eligible
for the regular prize fund.
Doubles and singles are divided
into two classes, regular and over
youp-average. In the latter doubles
are open TO two pinsters whose
combined averages do not exceed
$50. In the singles It's is scratch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
DAG. Pinmen Sweep
Inter-Club Series Here

247-19S for 6s7 as the D. A. c.
team shot 2s75 TO Pittsburgh
2695. This enabled Detroit to take
The ,,natDi, h. a ,,oipt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Times Sweepstakes
Pin Standings

CLASS A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
RECREATION GROUP
in SESSION TONIGHT
SorTBALL OFFICIALS WILL
AIR PROBLEMS IN PRE-
cEDrNc MEETING

Softball league officials and
managers will meet tonight at 7
o'clock at city hall, their session
preceding a citv-county recrea-
ton committee conclave which is
scheduled to get underway at the
city council chambers at 800
o'clock.
Delay in the completion of
Trumbo Island baseball diamond
and work almost since The last
meeting are expected N come I'D
for discussion. So Inss VIII
tackle the problem Of straighten-
ing out league tangle caused by
two protested games and the now
famous two outs" fiasco between
BARRIERS and Plumbers.
Mrs. Eva Warner, WPA recrea-
ton head here and recreation
committee secretary, also is ex-
pected to bring I'D plans for a
Fourth of July celebration.
A scheduled meeting Of off
GERS of the newly-organized Is
land City Baseball league last
night was called off because OF a
special session of city council,
which made it impossible for the
league men TO use the chambers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
Schaefer And Morgan
Visiting Boca Grande

Armand Schaefer and William
Morgan, are here for preliminary
work in the filming of Theodore
Pratt's novel, Mercy Island, to-
day were visiting Boca Grande
and other islands south of Key
West with Luther Pinder, Ocean
View hotel operator.
Pinder with Capt. Kenneth
Kemp aboard his. boat Sailfish,
took the Republic Productions
company executives for a trip to
islands around Key West in order
that they might find location for
a scene in the book where fish
ing boat is beached on a mangrove
covered island
Schaefer and Morgan, who
drove here yesterday after flying
from Hollywood TO Miami. are ex-
pecied To return to California to-
morrow, then come back 10 Key
West later with some members OF
the cast
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
Royal Air Forces
Pound Nazi Bases
tBy a..ssrases PRESS,

LONDON, June i7--Royal Ain
Force bombers last night staged
their sixth successive night raid
over Gerfnany's industrial cities
Ruhr. pounding Dusseldorf and
other factory cities with tons Of
high explosives and fire bombs.
Squadr0ns Of British warpianes
roared over central Germany for
hours during the night. and more
sqssadruns this morning were
blasting at possible invasion
points along the French coast
Admitting the lengthy raids,
Berlin today announced nine
British boEnbers had been shot
down during the night
London admitted the loss Of
seven bosnbers. but reports said
severe damage Rad bcen caused n
factories from the bsnbsrtinent
Flyers said whole blocks stsil were
IL flames from previous raids and
described whole cities - lnf<rros
of flame after last nights new
b0Ennsrdment
German raids On England fns
the past week have been scattered.
ard according 20 the air ministry
have done little damage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
British Troops On
Offensive On Either
Side Of SuGz Cana
tBy Associated Press,

CAIRO, June 17--BritiSh troops
were on the offensive on both
sides of the Suez canal today, with
heavy fighting reported in Syria
and new Allied thrust said to be
successfully penetrating German
and Italians positions in Lydia.
Admitting finally that peaceful
efforts to prevent destruction of
Damascus have failed, British
troops dashed out at French de-
tenders of the city today in a
drive aimed at taking strong ar
tillery positions on the surround
ing hills.
Near Beirut, too, communicate
said the British had stormed back
into action. while a column in CEN
trail Syria was said to be strug-
Cling IN a desperate battle with
the French.
The report said a French counter
attack between Beirut and Da-
mascus has been turned back, but
it was admitted the French were
throwing more men into a major
battle in that vicinity.
Carrying out a surprise attack,
British troops swept across the
Libyan border on their other
front, pushing is miles into the
country to Fort Capuzzo. Heavy
bombing attacks preceded the
new attack, and first reports said
the Germans were falling back.
One column of Australians in
Syria was said to have pushed
across from Iraq to menace the
Allepo airport, with the French
retreating slowly before their adj
vance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
Berlin Retcent Over CLOSING
OF German Consulates In US.
Nazis Issue Orders For
Freezing Credits OF Unit
ed States Citizens In
Germany
my Associated Press,

thy Associated Press,
Berlin today followed the ex-
ample of Rome by freezing the
credits of all United States ciii-
zens In Germany.
Effective at once. the order
will prevent Americans from
Withdrawing bank deposits or
csshing travellers checks.
German leaders meanwhile had
no official comment TO make upon
President Roosevelts orders that
German consulates In the United
States be closed and diplomatic
representatives withdrawn from
the nation.
Official sources said they had
not received confirmation of the
order from their representatives
and would make no comment. I'm
officially, however. ii was ad-
mitted that the move brings United
States-Axis relations 10 dan
gerous point.
London newspapermen in
Washington cabled home that any
incident might now be expected to
provoke an open break between
the United States and the Axis.
Prcsident Roosevelt. whose or
DER Cor withdrawal of German
consulatcs In the United StanN
apparently came as a surprise TO
official Germany. today had no
further comment. In the order he
said that employees Of the consular
offices were engaged in activities
outside their normal functions and
inimical to the interests OF the
United States.
Navy Secretary Frank Knox.
in radio address last night, adj
ded that fifth column activities IN
the United States had conferred
about the German cunsuls,
Employees Of the consuls said
they probably would remove their
activities to Mexico City. but
Mexican cabinet officer said un
officially that his country u ready
- faIfg...t tff 80 afVtf4tn ~ the
United States In ordering the Ger
naans 20 60 home.
Several Mexican radio stations
broadcastihg German propaganda
already have been closed by 20.
lice, and ii was minated III
Mexico City thai more stringent
regulations may 30 into effect ~
any time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
WANTS To HALT
OIL SHIPMENTS
~ a--~esrssa rrss.,

WASHINGTON. June IT,
Harold fekes. secretary Of she ~.
terror and director OF the "a
tons petroleum industry. ssi9
todaY ne has asked President
Roosevelt for authority to hait
aIl east COST shipments 81 OIL 10
FOREIGN ports except those Tor
England
Ickes yesterday prevented the
Ealing Of i japanese tanker
from sn east eysass port. explain
Ing that q possible shortage made
i, nsers8sry 10 prevent further
diversions Of petroleum product
from this country and England
The presidential authorlfy ask
"a BY Ickes wonid prevent ali
similar shipments in TIRE future
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
PETAIN WARNS
OF PROPAGANDA
FRENCH PREMIER PLEADS
FOR SUPPORT OF Gov
EMINENT

VICHY, France, June IT.
Speaking on the first anniver-
sary of Frances conquest by Ger
many, Premier Gen. Henri Phil
ippe Petain TO-DAY pleaded with
the people of his country to
stand behind their government
and to beware of Communist
propaganda.
The aged premier spoke over a
nationwide radio system in OBJ
servance of the anniversary of
the day when the French govern
ment admitted defeat and asked
Germany for armistice terms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
PreSSey Weatherford
Selected As City Clerk
IgnaciO Carbbnell Named
Building And Electrical
Inspector AT Special
Meeting Of Council

Pressey L. Weatherford oil
Caroline and Elizabeth streets
was selected as City Clerk to sue.
coed Archie Roberts. resigned. al
a special meeting of the City
Council last night.
MIR. Weaiherford was elected
by a 4 TO 3 vote over City Fire
man Henry Saunders. whose ap-
plication was also read at the
meeting.
Councilmen Boyden, Brinton,
Freeman and Sweeting voted for
Weatherford, while Councilmen
Carbonell. Grillon and Ramsey
favored Saunders.
An application for the position
was also read from Miss Virginia
Pierce, typist in the clerks of
flee.
Mr. Saunders application was
addressed to the mayor, and not
the council. He was recommend
ed for appointment by the mayor
at a previous meeting but no ac-
ton was taken pending publica-
ton Of call for applicants. Re-
gardless of this, the council as
sumed Mr.. Saunders still sought
the position and therefore his
application was read along with
iIioseNof Mr., WeatRerford and
Miss Pierce, and acted upon ac-
cordingly.
Ignacio Carbonell, local theatre
operator, who was appointed by
the mavor to succeed Ralph Rus
sci, resigned. as building and
electrical inspector, was confirm
ed by the council.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
Award Contracts
For Air Base Work
For 100000

Contracts calling for more than
ST. 100000 in navy air base con-
struction here were awarded by
the navy department in Wash
ington today to F. E. Mackle
company and Bill Leach Con-
struction company, Miami, The
Citizen learned in a telegram
from Senator Claude Pepper.
Capt. Russell L. Crenshaw,
commandant of the navy station
here, said the money would &c
for air base construction, but re-
fused to reveal the exact amount
or the purpose for which it would
be spent.
Told of Senator Peppers wire,
Captain Crenshaw answered:
IF they want to give out de-
tails in Washington, it's up to
them, but down here we aren't
going to. We don't want to tell
you what buildings are going up
here, because we don't want 9TH
er countries to know.
Senator Pepper, in his wire,
said:
Bureau of yards and docks of
the navy department just an
nounced the award of a contract
In excess of million dollars to
F. Z. Mackle, the Mackle COM
pany, and Bill Leach, the Leach
Construction company, Miami,
for construction navy yard at
Key West. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
COMING EVENTS
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Stone Church Service Club. 600
pm.
THURSDAY
Junior wonlan's Club Social
Meeting, 5 pm.
Rotary Club neets 1915 D. m
st. paul.s Perish Hall
City Council meets al City Hall.
800 pm.
Lions Club meets at $50 pm
Lions Den. Seminary Street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
PEREZ STARTS
JAIL SENTENCE

Ernest Perez, charged with vio-
lation of peace bond in the beat
ing of Beulah Ward, Casa Manana
hotel operator. yesterday began a
3O-day sentence in county Jail
after hearing before Peace Jus
tice Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr.
Perez was placed under the
$500 peace bond two months ago
when the woman charged he had
beaten her. Her second complaint
yesterday brought him the Jail
sentence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
Kyle ARRIVES
in CITY TODAY


l.. j. Kyle, representative of the
vocational rehabilitation depart
ment of the state department of
education, arrived here today to
inerview local persons who are
eligible for training under the de-
partment's aid program.
Men or women over is years of
age who suffer from some physi-
cial handicap. are trained and
helped to find work by the educa-
ton department.
Kyle today will interview APP
plicants at the office of DR.. ]. B.
Parramore, county health officer,
and will return to his Orlando Of
flee tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
BUT FEW AUTO
LICENSES SOLD

Only 10 half-year automobile
licenses had been sold early this
afternoon in the two days since
their sale was opened at County
Tax Collector Joe McMahon's of
flee.
Mcmahon said sales are not ex-
pected to be heavy since almost
the only purchasers are persons
who have ACQUIRED new cars in the
past few weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
GIVEN SURPRISE

sALTA TOWN. Argentina :
The family Of Don Gonzalez oi
this city wss delighted with !
serenade by four youths until
they awoke the next morning q
learn that their entire flock "a
hens had been stolen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
FIRST AIDERS
MEET TONIGHT

Young men and women i'm
terested in learning the funda-
mentals Of first aid will meet to-
night at 7 o'clock at Parish hall
on Bahama street in the first OF a
series of Red Cross first aid clas-
ses.
The program, to be organized
under the county defense council,
was described at an organization
meeting last night. Edwin b.
Thompson will be instructor at
the classes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17

sbiy loved ~ ) destroyer. Colfnef
Putnam sid UsIse IN aetsins
materials fox tisa saraes has nnasie
$ necessary - psssune thr fsrsnz
The taFget VII - rEl1snsed nn
. raft which Will - tnwed ~ Ne
end % z.Gp9 feet a. cable by i dea
krcyer. giving re gamers
chance 70 work 60 RAPIDLY nsos-
sns objective.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
Target Practice For
Army Unit Postponed

Target practices far The army )
i35 nm guns. originally acEse-
sssed for Tuesday ~ nexs seek.
probably viii De postponed unsls
July .. IL Col ". !. Putnam ~.
rsNsnced today.
The guns. which have net bern
fired since December. viii De
used 90 hlsh spsea targets. prob
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
NEGRO GIRLS
ARE ARRESTED

Two negro girls, one IA and the
other about IL. were held by Cons
table Bienvenido Perez last night
after residents Of the beach sec
ton near Casa Marina hotel had
complained that the girls and a
group Of men repeatedly caused
a disturbance on the beach at late
hours Of the night
The girls viii be held for action
by juvenile authorities
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-17
IMPRoMPTu sEED.oFF

NEW YORK Eastern dele
gates to the American Federation
Of Musicians convention in Seattle
got big send-off. More than 100
OF the union brethren formed an
impromptu band and played for
nearly an hour at the railroad sta
ton.