davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
Farm Bill
Is Approved

Washington, March 28-(AP)-A
record breaking farm bin, carrying
more than Sl,340, 600 900, Won speedy
approval today from the Senate ap-
preparations COMMITTEES.
Accepting cores Of increases pre-
vlously approved by Il sub commit
tee. including S450,000n0o for parity
payments to tanners complying with
administration programs. the full
committee recommended passage a.
q part of the effort by y powerful
group of senators demanding tina,
farmers share more largely in tho
prosperity promised by the defense
urOgram.
Majority Leader Harklcy said the
Senate would act on the farm bllt
Monday. II then must go back to the
House, which voted $500, 100000 for
agricultural activities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
Troops Rush
To Battle
Positions
Events Move Swiftly
In Balkans; Axis Al
lance Termed Con
trary to viii Of the
Yugoslav People"
Prince Paul Flecs.

|''''''AN q i'RN.l
With d pledge 81 full United States
nd, King Peter Is new military We
sine was reported to have informed
Germany today that YugosIayia's al
hefence to the Rome-BerItn-Tokvs
aIllance was "jmpos-i lc"-and ru-h-
ed 100000 troops to battle pos
lions.
Events moved swiftly. Turkey re-
portedly proposed a mutual assist
ance pact with Yugoslayia as the
Turkish minister conferred with
Yugoslavia's neW premier.
In Budapest, the chief Of the Hun
garlan general staff and army heads
conferred with the nazi-domina1ed
Hungarian government on ''current
problems Informed quarters said Il
Was not a war council. however.
German sources in Belgrade said
most OF the 5000 nazi economic oN-
Pefts, newspaper men and trade de
.egatcs III IugOslaVia were racing lnr
the frontier or packing for a quiCE
exit.
High Balkan diplomatic quarters
said the cabinet decided in an all
night session to return YugosIavia 10
full and absolute neutrality" be-
cause cooperation with the axis o
ers was contrary to the viii o1 the
IugoslaV people"
As forecast by Prime Minister
Winston Churchill in London yester-
Gay, this was reported to be Yug0-
siaNia's blunt answer to an urgent
request'-a virtual uItimatum- bv
nazI Germany demanding an OK
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
No Danger
From Storm

Raleigh. March 28.-(AP)-H +;
KicbInc Raleigh weather man, AID
today there was virtually no chance
maj q storm centered 100 miles east
of Cape Hatteras would hit North
Carolina. L.
Fresh to strong winds, diminIst,
ing in vel city, are forecast Tor me
coast in the vicinity of Hatteras' ne
The storm may have been the
cause for heavy rains over much OF
the coast of North Carolina curing
the night, he added.
The storm is moving steadily n 4
northerly direction. 1t was OH lhe
Geore coast yesterday morning
off the South Carolina coast laSl
night and off North Carolina u'i9
MolnIl5.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
BethIehemStukeEnd
Nazis Await
Definite
Statement

Berlin, March 28.-(APD-
Germany waited impatiently to-
day for 4 definite answer from
King Peters new military gov
eminent in ~YugoSlaVia as to
whether it is regulating its mem
bership in the three-power pact.
Berlin apparently was press
ing urgently for a clean cut de
cision on foreign policy, but
German diplomatic reports from
Belgrade did not bring a clear
picture. it was said.
Ii wa understood the ncW
Nugoslav premier sought to let
the axis pact hang in the air-
unratified by parliament but at
the same time not specifically
repudiatcd.
There was no authorized com
n,ent on what would happen II
NueoSlaVia decided to let the
pact thus dangle uncertainty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28

Is Reached
Workers to Return"A
Fast AS They Can Get
Back" to Plant Hold
ing Billion Dollars In
Defense Contracts.


belnlc!lcIn, "a, -NaitII -o-NNl}
John Nile, assistant o"OO oII'tloI,
announced carly )"doy " S~'''Itl''e'I'
had pttn It"chto IN lile IoUI-o"S 81"
Go Steel WORKERS OIsull-"Il4s COM
mlttee strike at the giant parent
plant i the BtlhielltliI 9lt'l CoH'
pahy. lhe concern holds more 'H''i
4 billion dollars III defense CON" "et7.
n settlement was ahlloUI'oeo "'
$50 a. NJ &c. $. -
Gong INTO d conference al a.. m.
the company and union officials mac
agreed to remain until 4 compromise
was effected between a liEc-poIn'
program submitted by the SNOC
and counter pr. posals offered by lnc
company. .yx1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
Nv ROGER W. BiHSNN

Copyright l9tl. lNDllNi'tl9 iIld'CIdl
Bureau, Inc.
Babson Park, Fla, March 20.-To-
day | am leaving Florida and do not
expect to be back again until next
january. As | am cleaning up my
desk, | find three clippings which
| have been saving to comment upon.
Let me do 20 now.
Florida Growers Sad.
A short time ago the following
editorial appeared IN d prominent
Florida paper:
There Will not be much COM
fort for Florida growers IN the
Department of Agrlculture's re-
cent estimate Of the nations
citrus crop.
The federal crop reporting
board estimates an all-time rec
ord orange crop of $1,000, 900
boxes this season; grapefruit pro-
duction is put at 40. 900 boxes,
a total mere use of about 10 per-
cent over last season. Florida
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
Two Strike
Settlements
Bethlehem Workers
Return to Jobs; Mid
land Strike Ends;
Other Strikes Feared.

CIO strikes at the huge plant OF
the Bethlehem Steel Company at
Bethlehem, Pa. unanimously voted
at noon today to end 4 four-day
strike and the United Automobile
Workers announced an informal
agreement to end an l8-Gay stoppagc
at the Midland Steel Products Cor
puratiOn at Detroit,
At Milwaukee, the st.ike-closed
Allls-Chalmcrs Manufacturing Com
pany plant re-opcned> in response to
a federal government request, Off
clals SAID 1862 workers of the
normal shift Of 5000 reported.
On the other side of the strike
Continued on Page Seven)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
5000
IN RAID ON BREMEN

London, March 28.-(AP)-The
air ministry news service declared
tonight that IN the recent series of
royal air force raids on Bremen l.
600 persons were killed and another
1000 injured.
Bremen is a great seaport, in north
west Germany, on the WeseI river,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
,Uni0nists
Walk Out

Johnstown, Pa, March 28.-(AP)
Morris Mallinger, an oI1lcIal Oh
the Steel Workers Organizing COM
mlttee, reported today SWOC union
lists had started d Walkout al 'he
giant Cambria works OF the Bethle-
mem Steel Company here n pro'eSs
against d scheduled election ~ 'he
oWOC's rival, the employees repre-
Aentdtlon plan. ,
Mallinger said men had started
leaving their posts at five sections oi
the works, but that he did not ye'
Know the number involved. he ple
olc(ed, however, several
or perhaps, several thousand Woul''
JOIN the walk ut during the day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sat
urday; slightly colder tonight.
Extended weather forecast for
period from March % to April
2: Fair weather except showers
near end of period: temperatures
slightly below normal first OF
period, rising to normal sunday
and Monday, cooler end of pc
tiod.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28

Continued on Page Seven.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28

continued on Page Tnree.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
STANDINGS
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFr
ISSUANCE
OF MARINE CHART

L. p. Raynnr. Lieutenant Com
nander Of u. S. Coast and Geo
detic Survey. Inspector Of New
Orleans Field Station. informs
The Citizen that new chart has
been issued which win De Of in
serest To mariners, The nautical
chart changes are given here
with.
Florida--So. 1000. Straits Of
Florida and approaches. February
ia4I. Scale I.i.Iis7 co.. Size 7sx4I
inches. Ocean depths south and
east Of tne Bahama Islands ard
noEfis Of Cuha have beer added
from data frorn the =. s. Navy
Department
This cancels previous editions
ard rnaTsnerS aTe @sFnsd agaasSt
USING atss0lese ehAFt&l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
Claimed City Crown
Last Night In Fourth
Frame; Lions Topic
BOXING PROGRAM
TOMORROW NIGHT

Gabriel Lastres, amateur light
weight who made his first ap-
pearance several weeks ago, will
meet Joe Belcher of the US.S.
Roper in the featured bout at
Key West Arena tomorrow night,
matchmaker Kid Sharkey an
nounced today.
Joe TOPPING and John Vincent,
both 126-pounders, will fight in
the semi-final, with Kid Penn
sylvania and John Mayella, fea-
therweights, appearing in the
main preliminary. Two negro
bouts and a surprise opener will
complete the card.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
Watch Those Cuban Athletics
They're Out To Beat The Best
By DILLON GRAHAM Sports Edtor Ap Feature Service


Giant pitcher. Gonzalez team
won the championship this
year.
Baseball is played all over the
island and the best teams come
to Havana for the island cham
pionship. Marine has arranged
with the Cincinnati Reds for
four Cubans to try out every
spring.
The worlds amateur base
ball championship was held
here last year and six coun-
tries. including the United
States. sent teams. The Cuban
team won. The championship
will be held here again next
September.
Marine brought the Cornell
University basketball team down
here this year for three games
and Mexican team came over
for five games in March.
Most of the indoor shows are
held in the sports palace. This is
on the order Of New York's Madi-
son Square Garden.
Marine believes the youngsters
of Cuba can become as adept at
sports as American boys. He
wants to train them and send
his best to America for there is
so much more money for pro-
fessional athletes in the States.
Marine suggests that Americans
keep their eyes on the Cuban
for he thinks some of
them will be among the leaders
in all sports before long.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
THUMBNAIL PREvTEW
OF ST. LOUIS BROWNS

Browns seven consecutive sea
sons. was hunted out as the most
qualified man on the subject
Sure, it's true that q few sea
sons ago ball players traded into
the Brown roster felt they had re-
ceived the last reprieve before
the execution. III was considered
the last step before the jumping
off place for major leaguers.
I've sean some good ball
players come TO the Browns
and make their own graves.
ThsY would play hstlsaslY.
with a sort of what's tho user
attitude. Some Of than. and l
won't mention names. seemed
10 give their dnllesi perform
snces in hcpsa Of being Traded
or sold off tho Brown club.
But gradually we have over
come that feeling
Il would say that oar club Of
last season was the beginning Of
the end of this feeling We had
a good club. We proved H.
@Tll give our manager, Fred
Haney. much Of the credit for this
change.
He's > great guy With ball
players
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
SOFTBALL OPENING
GAMES POSTPONED

First aszm0ndfaH games Of ths
new season. scheduled for Bay
view Park faebt lass night. haye
been postponed ssldefsnfssly.
The games, sponsored ~ q Fsaw
league setzxp arG4er tire defense
recreation committee wsFe Gale
eza off because ri ffae ssane&s Of
resk4ens in q hons@ across Vie
street. from the park League Ct.
firaalA said they would postpone
the gaussz sEstI re paksrrt na8
recovered 10 paSnt whsre he
wal nos be disturbed ~ tie
EaSsks@.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
ALONG CAME CINDERELLA
BY WHEN GREY

YESTERDAY: Roger Cosgrave
has been Icakened By the netrs
that his vivid young t0ife Lovely
has been injured IN a motor car
smash. They had Gudrreled be-
fore she t1ent out, and tUhen
Roger fedrfuIly aren't to the
scene, Lovely tUaS not there.
Emily, the family friend to lDhom
he had been engaged before his
marriage to LoUely, has tried to
comfort him. And notD Roger
finds half historical note from
Lovely in their room.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
DON'T PITY THOSE
May Fool You This Year
POOR AL BROWNS
BY FELIX n. MCKNIGHT
APP Feature Service Writer

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 3.
-BasebalPs graveyard of few
seasons ago is very much alive
and kicking.
To hear some of the st. Louis
Browns tell it they've got the
fountain of youth pouring a lusty
stream now-and they'll prove il.
Handsome Harlond Cliff, lad
who has been doing the third
base chores for the reviving
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
LEGALS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
In re Estate OF
KENNETH ROBERTS
A Minor.
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
THE UNDERSIGNED as Guardian
of the estate and person of Kenneth
Roberts, a minor, that / VIII petit
ton the Honorable Raymond n.
Lord, County Judge In and for Mon
roe County. Florida st his office In
the Court House, Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, at the hour OF 10
o'clock A. NJ. on the 18th day OF
april. A. d. 1871 for an order au-
thorizing the sale OF the interest OF
the aforesaid minor in and 20 the
following described property, lying
and being in Monroe County. Flor
ida, and more particularly de-
seribed as follows:
on the Island OF Key West
and known on the Map OF VIII
liam A. Whitehead deHneated
in February A. II. 1899 and on
the Map of L. Windsor Smith
recorded in Deed Book u, Page
40 OF Monroe County. Florida
Records as a Part OF Tract Five
(5) and more particularly de-
seribed as follows. Commanc-
ing at q point on the Northeast
side OF william street One hum
dred sixty Ctg1a feet. Thfee ta
inches from the corner of Wind
sor Lane and william Street
and running thence 10 q North
westerly direction Fifty t50D
feet. thence at right angles IN
Northeaslariy direction One
hundred and Eaorty-one DAD
feet: thence at right angles In
IA SoutheasFerIy direction Fifty
500 feet. thence at right angles
IN a SouthweHteriy direction
one hundred and Forty.one
CAD feet to the point 0f be-
ginning
c0RINNE G. ROBERTS,
As Guardian Of the Estate Of Ken
meth Roberts, a minor.
maria-20 -2T. apr5-i0,ia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
LANEY VOTED
MOST VALUABLE
CAGE PLAYER
OUTSTANDING TEAMS AND
INDIVIDUALS RECOGNIZED
LAST NIGHT: PINDER SEC
oND HIGHEST

ROBERT LaneJ, stellar guard Oh
the champion US. Marine Gag
ers, in spite of a disappointing
exhibition in his final game of
the season last night, won the
unanimous approval of coaches
and Island City League officials
as the most valuable player to
appear here this year.
Presentation of the title trophy
to the winning Marine team and
an award for he runners-up was
made by Marvin Lewis, national
Reconsideration coordinator, in
"a ceremony at the high school
gymnasium. John Offutt, league
director explained the system
by which the individual and
team awards were made and then
introduced Mr.. Lewis.
An All-Star team, with Laney
as captain, was made up from
the ballots of coaches, managers
and the sports writer for The
Citizen. Laney, with rs out of a
possible rs points, and Jesse
Solenbarger, his Marine team
mate, who tailed 70 points, are
guards. Dewitt Roberts, High
School, with SIS points, is center,
and Joe Pinder, 70, and Charles
Smith, IS, both Lions, are for
wards.
Sgt. C. F. Spakes, Marine
coach, and 1t M. o. Donohoo
were presented by Lewis with a
12-inch gold trophy representing
their teams triumph in the title
play. Hastings Smith, coach
manager of the Lions, and Joe
Pinder, captain received a 16-
inch trophy for their teams run
ner-up position in the tourney.
Marine players each received
gold basketballs, as did Coach
Spakes and Manager Donohoo,
while the Lions and Coach Mana
ger Smith were awarded silver
balls.
Laney. voted the leagues out
standing player for ability and
sportsmanship, won 35 votes to
receive a gold medal, while Pin
der won silver medal and De-
Witt Roberts was awarded
bronze medal
Anthony Mcmahon, High
School forward, was given a
miniature gold basketball for
scoring the highest number of
points in a single game, 81,
against Peppers Plumbers, Dec.
9, 1910; Pinder won a silver bas-
ketball for the best foul-shooting
average in a single game, six out
of six, and Sgt. George Nodine,
Army guard. was awarded a sill
ver-plated ball for being the old
est player in the league.
Observers who selected the
All-Star team and awarded the
craftsmanship rating were Hast
ings Smith, Lions; 1t. Donohoo
and Sgt Spakes, Marines: Capt
Rvbolt, Army; Coach Johnny
Offutt. High School, and William
Russell, Kew West Citizen. Pan
dora and VP33 coaches failed to
hand in their selections.
Lewis, whose witty presenta-
ton speeches were a feature of
the program. praised the clean
play of the round-robin tourna-
ment, declaring it clearly dem
pnStrated the high virtue of
American craftsmanship. He
Landed Offutt for his able and
efficient conduct of the league.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03

ING hCDorS deSpite trial and trou-
BILE. II is callel a degree OF Re
wargi There = unusually an
ultimate attainment Of success.
bat the wav leads through much
ulbulatlon and the frequent max
ing and abandonment Of plans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
Marines Snare Cage Title
HERE ARE STATISTICS
ON MARINES AND LIONS

Individual and team records of
US. Marines and Lions Club for
the 1940-'41 Island City Basket
ball League season and cham
plonship playoffs concluded last
night may be found below.
Individual scoring records:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
Today's Birthdays

Henry r. Luce Of New York.
noted magazine publisher. born
in China tof American parent
agel. - years ago.
Nelson T. johnson. us. ambas-
sador 10 China recently trans
fcrred to Australia. born in Wash
ington. D. c. 81 years ago. 4
George Wadsworth, consul gem
eral at Jerusalem. born in But
faho. ~ T.. 10 years ago.
George Jessei, actor. born in
New York. ~ years ago.
Margaret Anglin. actress, born
ia Ottawa. Canada. 65 years ago
Bud" EH c. Fisher. cartoon
ist, created Of Mutt and JeffT
born IN Illinois, 81 years ago
Leslie Howard. actor. horn in
England, - years arc.
DR. Bowman ? AShe. president
of sfle University &C Manas. Coral
Gables. Fla sgEn In Seustsaaie.
Pa. 90 years ag0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
Lions Club tz7
As WON DRINKS

The rubber game between the
High School VARSITY A and B
teams. staged as a preliminary
last night. ended in victory for
the regulars, STAG Although
there was no trophy at stake. the
As were treated to two cases of
soda at the expense Of the sec
-strlngcrs
Spanked by center Dewitt Rob
erts, q points. the regulars wou
the battle in the second half On
the short end Of the score al in
PERMISSION. $3.50. they piled up
- markers in the closing half 70
is for the B'x
Roberts Snith. Is and An
thony Mcmahon. u. shared hon
ors in tire heavy scoring Robert
Hamlin paced the losers. II. fol-
lowed by Frank Saunders. 10.
and Ralph Arnold. nine.
Ey~rw.s AvEe rarsesssx~asc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03

A@k8He 81 asfeHR &1Ren khae On Ehe
2&fh 8aF - ApFs8 a U 1871, ~ ae
Neassas Thereafter - TIE az3fk@F e&n
- As@ra sk# 8N4~s@sKn@6 sseffttsA~
mga Eakan8 50 app1T - sasa HaaAsMkts
&fHa8s ttesmea ans IT us SaaMsa -
$40 ttee aMsS 8@skeetSs fgFNaft 81 fhe
&kNts 81 F8@s1aa ~ fsAambsFs IN Ehs
A&nM Fsse Aa@A4Y 6ssagx s&gmea, ssw 90
ssy4mT matAaF8@sMg fhw as8sS2saa ~
isg@ngz s8Hes stsfe@& d NsssssF
kMssss &s Akg sSass. E8szxasSa. tAis
sfA aAB ~ Masek. A f. 1871
fsk@ssss8ff w4GsHN
ssf13sA WALLER
p6esBiuBsx4
8gs1sM f1 M&WTEM
u 8gas for fsssel4nsRM
EaAFEg aEFs- s-l7-sAstAat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASKETBALL
High School Gym. a:ao p.m.)

NA149A SSAAS~A ~ EAA%s S'So H'AAA'T
(Junior High School TournamenD
THIS AFTERNOON
First Game-Colgate VS.. Nc
Gown.
Second Game-Hamlin VS.. Men
endez.
FRIDAY
First Game-Cordova VS.. Bar
Der.
Second Game-McMahon VS.
Arnold
MONDAY
First Game-Colgate VS.. Cor
dova.
Second Game-Hamlin VS.. Nc
Gown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
Today's Horoscope

TIE aggra ave temperament
is in faA swing on this day, bring
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
BOXING
key West Arena. s:30 p. mr.

TOMORROW NIGHT
First card under new manage
ment, featuring Gabriel Lastres,
local amateur, and Joe Belcher,
U.S.S. Roper sailor. Simonton
and Front Streets,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03

Score by quarters of games
the teams played against each
other:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
N THE CoNsTY Judges COURT.
~ And ron MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA.
NOTICE or GUARDIAs's !
~ re Es&taAN 0I
ROSCOE ROBERTS. Jn.

In re Estate OF
ROSCOE EohERTs; D.
NOTICE or GUARDIANS sALE
NOTICE III HERfsHf GIVEN TsY
THE tfSDERsTGSED as Guardian
~ the estate and person If Roscoe
Roberts Jr. . minor, that ! Viii petit
ton the Honorable Raymond ~.
Lard. ruuntF Judge IN and for Mon-
roe County. Elarida at hia 0fflea la
the Court HOUSE. Key West. Monroe
Florida, az the hour ~ 10
a'eioek a. ~ on the 18TH day -
April A. y. 1871 for an eFdsr au-
thorfxing The sale ~ the interest of
the afefsaa "a minor in and 20 the
following described property ifinH
and being III Monroe County. Flor
Ida. and more particularly de-
scribed nv fotln~m
Un the island ~ Key West
ard kpown an the Map Of will
liam a whitehead dsiinsats4
lh February. 4. = 1879 and oti
the Mau 81 T. Windsor smith
reeaHdea Ia T5asa Hoax y. Page
as ~ aonrue Cpuaty. Florida
ftee1rds nv Part ~ Tract Five
tat and fnafe pnft4eutAglY &C.
seKEsed - feIsaww r0mHssac~
tgE ~ a f0Gnt On the Northeast
ssafe ssf Ngia8aa street Use Ash-
afesa slsty gIsay feet. Three 90
inches ffarn sns efsrner of Hlnd~
Mag f.a8s aud William sffNet
sal rBmalHn shsngn in a A1FtA-
meN4arAg direction Fifty fsat
feaa. thence #t rEWht Angles IN
i rssKS hssA II syEF s3freGztan tins
hundred Ard FoFfY sssss ffAIb
fest fkema# ~ Yi@ht angles IN
Asash ssaka sTts sffFsetsssn sfsskp
E&@t fest ffss hxse as FtEhf anH1aa
In a tsaafkM estsYig aiFeetSsn
ssgs hmm8Fee asa RsaFsys@ma
t8ssb s@es - gfgs Rakna ~ Be-
KfhnEnr
EtYag MA aeEsxssxAasFs,
~ Guardian 81 tbs Estate 81 M1s-
ssse it9aFFfNs Jf- tfgHafs
fMAf4 3 Es-zfs aprxs ! 9 1851
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
Grand total

Composite standings for season
and plsyoffs. including all league
games but not exhibitions:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
TENNIS
JUS. Army Barracks)
APRIL IL

Opening matches of annual In
vitation Tennis Tournament.
Mems singles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03

HAVANA, Cuba. April s.
Cuba is sports-minded country
and President Batista wants the
youngsters of this island republic
to know how to play many
games.
He has organized national
sports commission with Col.
Jaime Marine as director gem
eral. Marine is a former army
officer who was Batista's aide
when the president was mill
tary officer. Now he is Batista's
right hand man.
/ had chat with Colonel Ma
rine the other day and he told
me of his sports program. In
structors teach the boys how to
play baseball, soccer, tennis, jai
alai and how to box and swim
and perform in track and field
events.
Amy Youngster can take this
training. He Just applies and.
after passing physical exam
ination. he is issued the neces-
sary equipment and begins
training.
One of the boxing instructors
is Kid Chocolate, who was a
ranking fighter in America a few
years ago. Cuba has had only
one world championship fight re-
Gently. That was two years ago
when Henry Armstrong, then
welterweight champion, knocked
out Bobby Pancho in four rounds.
They say baseball is Americas
national game. But it is Cuba's
too. The Cubans go just as wild
over the game as Americans do.
They have q winter league
of four teams. One is managed
by Mike Gonzalez. the st. Louis
Cardinals coach. and another
by Adolf Luque. one-tinne
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
pLAYOFFS

Second-Half and Championship
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-03
BASEBALL
Nelson English Park. loo p.m.)
SUNDAY

First Game-Key West Conchs
VS.. Pirates.
Second Game-Two strong col
ored mines.