davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Mrs. Newell Beats Miss Sigel,
5 and 3, for Amateur title

snagged on the first two afternoon
holes. She became four up by win
ming the 23rd and five up at the
18th.
Miss Sigel birdied the twenti-
ninth for a winning 4, but became
five down almost Immediately when
she drove into the woods and then
came out much too short on the
thirtieth.
Mrs. Newell, while five up and five
to go, prolonged the match bit
by missing the short thirty second
and losing it to her opponents par
3, but she wound it up by reaching
the next green in two and two-putt-
ing for a winning 4. There Miss
Sigel had to chip on and she just
missed a 9-footer that would have
given her a halve.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
| u. S.-British Plan
| Made to Ferry
| Planes to Reds
By the Associated Press

by tne associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 13-The flow of
British and United States made
planes to the Russian war front is
expected in well-informed quarters
to be increased soon through a ferry
manned in part by Americans, it
was disclosed tonight.
The ferry service, similar to that
which now brings made-in America
bombers across the Atlantic to Brit
ain, is likely to be considered among
problems to confront the forthcom-
ing British United States-Russian
Moscow collaboration conference, it
was said.
W. Averell Hartman, head of the
American mission, is expected in
London within the next few days
and will go on to Moscow with the
British delegates after the briefest
talks here.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
By BURTON HAWKINS.

The Nationals and Cleveland In
dians were tied in their game here
this afternoon.
The score was to in the elev-
enth inning.
The Mats, trailing after a IL tie
was broken in the sixth, rallied with
two runs in the eighth and two more
in the ninth, tying the score at
5 to 5.
FIRST INNING.
CLEVELAND-Lewis threw out
Boudreau. Walker tripled to the
centerfield corner. Walker scored
as Bloodworth threw out Edwards.
Heath popped to Bloodworth. One
run.
WASHINGTON-Dean tossed out
Case. Keltner made a fine back
hand stab of Cramer's grounder,
and threw him out. Dean tossed out
Lewis. No runs. Washington, o;
Cleveland, l.
SECOND INNING.
CLEVELAND-LeWis whipped out
Keltner. Bloodworth missed Grimes
pop fly in short right field and the
ball fell safely for triple. Blood
worth went to short center field for
Mack's pop fly and then made a fine
throw to Evans to catch Grimes at
tempting to score. No runs.
Observation-Disclosures made a
spectacular stop of Travis grounder,
but Travis beat it out for a hit.
Vernon tripled to center. scoring
Travis. Vernon held third as Mack
threw out Ortiz. Dean threw out
Bloodworth, Vernon holding third.
Evans was purposely passed. Kelt-
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Dodgers, Cards Tied,
90, in 9Th Inning in
Great Mound Duel
Cooper Shuts Out Rivuls,
While Wyott Is Yielding
Only One Sofety
Earlier Stories on Page B-8.)

tLdi hNi StOfkCS OIt II age Dol
BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-The blue
chips were stacked before them
higher than ever before VIXEN the
Dodgers and Cardinals resumed here
today their hotly contested strug-
gle for the National League pen
nant, meeting in the third and rub
Der game of the Crucial series"
The teams were tied. 90. as the
Cards went to bat in the sixth.
Leo Durochers Dodgers captured
the opening game and yesterday the
Cardinals fought their way back into
the scramble by upsetting Brook
lyn. They moved into the deciding
game of the series with the Dodgers
in first place, but only one length
in front of the home team. 1t was
imperative for the Dodgers to take
this contest to stay on top. A defeat
will topple them into second place,
2 percentage points to the rear of
their challengers for the right to
meet The Yankees in the World
Series.
Wyatt and Cooper Start.
Manager Durocher of the Dodgers
had Whitlow Wyatt groomed to
pitch the game of his career. Man
ager Billy Southworth of the Cardi-
mails nominated Morton Cooper. fast
ball highlander. to oppose Wyatt
With righthander pitching for
the Cards, Durocher revised his line
up to pack it with all the lefthanded
batting power possible. He assigned
Lew Riggs to third base in place of
Cookie Lavagetto. Joe MedWick
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Capitalization Move
Shifts Twenty More
ID. T.. Detectives
Kelly Assigns Sergeonts
In Outlying Districts
To Headquarters
Earlier Story on Page A-14.)


Centralizing much of the citys
detective system, Acting Police
Supt. Edward j. Kelly announced
today 20 detective sergeants now as
signed to the eight outlying police
districts will be called in to operate
from headquarters. He said the
change will be on an experimental
basis.
Inspector Richard H. Mansfield,
new chief of detectives, said the SER
geants have been handling investi-
CATION of housebreakings and petty
thieveries, with wholesale duplica-
ton of work"
All such operations now will be the
duty of the burglary squad-previ-
ously known as the clothing and
jewelry squad-headed by Acting 1t.
Charles E. Warfield.
Homicide Squad Adds 2.
At the same time, it was an
nounced the special vice detail will
ICoa poi ICE Pace oYl
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Cunudu-U. S. Session
DELAYED for Month
v the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Sept 13.-The next
meeting of the Joint Economic Com
mittees of Canada and the United
States has been postponed from
September 1920 to an unspecified
date in october. The next meeting
will be held in New York.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Sept. 13 LP).-
Stocks steady; price changes
narrow. Bonds mixed; selective
improvement in rails. Foreign
exchange narrow; British free
pound declines. Cotton irregular;
hedging and liquidation. Metals
steady; shortage of scrap and
pig iron.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Seven Killed When Train Hits Car

HAMMOND, Ind lP1.-An eastbound Grand Trunk pas
senger struck automobile at Highland miles south
here this afternoon killing outright all seven occupants OF
the car victims strewn along the tracks
and only one could be identified immediately Police listed
him as Andrew schaeer 3 of Hammond Three other men,
two women and boy the others dead.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
President and Party
Board Yacht for Trip
Earlier Story on Page A-1.)

Dsofy oHf "so TT"
BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 13.-
President Roosevelt motored here
today from Washington and boarded
the presidential yacht Potomac for
a short cruise down Chesapeake Bay.
The President and his party were
greeted at the Naval Academy's S
main gate by Capt. T. S. King, acad-
emy director of athletics, and other
high-ranking academy officials.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Nazi Bomber Sank
Steel Seafarer,
Officer Swears
Stute Department Releases
New Affidavit Giving
Details of Attack

An affidavit by the third officer OF
the American freighter Steel Sea-
farer, asserting his belief that the
bomber which sunk the Steel Sea-
farer in the Red Sea September Z
was German, was made public by
the State Department late today.
Joseph M. C. Suka, who executed
the affidavit in Port Said, explained
that he had a good view of the at
tacking plane in bright moonlight
and since had consulted Silhouettes
of German and italian planes. q
firmly believe" he said, that the
plane I saw was most probably a
Junkers 88 or at any rate a German
plane and not an Italian plane"
He added that he believed the
plane could have had no difficulty
in identifying the Steel Seafarer as
an American vessel"
Rest of Crew Reach Suez.
Previously, British sources ir
Cairo had asserted that the Steel
Seafarer attacker was long range
German bomber operating from
Greece. The State Department was
advised today by the American Le-
CATION in Cairo that the remaining
twelve members of the Steel Sea-
farer's crew had arrived in Sue7
Thursday afternoon. The other crew
members had landed previously.
After confirming information con-
tanned in an affidavit executed
Tuesday by Capt. j. D. Halliday,
master of the Steel Seafarer, Mr.
Suka said:
Il was standing alongside the
captain when 1 heard a motor that
sounded as if it belonged to a plane.
We looked toward the apparent di-
rection of the plane and saw it
approaching toward us on the star
board side.
Visibility Perfect.
THE moon was fully and directly
overhead. The visibility was per-
feet. l could even see the plane s
exhaust sparkling. 1t was a twin
motored plane, very large and
heavily built and with snub nose.
Il have consulted today italian
and German silhouettes of planes
and firmly believe that the plane l
saw was most probably a Junkers 88
or at any rate German plane and
not an italian plane.
THE plane passed directly over
the ship at about $50 feet above the
mainmast. About 2 seconds after
the plane was clear of the ship
heard a muff1ed explosion, which
seemed to me to be below the water
line. About a second later, heard
another explosion which appeared
to be little louder than the first.
Il believe that the plane could
have had no difficulty in identify
ing the ship.
Uncertain il Flags Seen.
THE ships superstructure was
painted white, the mast and stacks
buff. I am unable to say whether
the flags painted on the ships sides
and the one flying from the stern
were visible to the plane, although
there was brilliant moonlight"
Mr.. Sukas affidavit was sworn to
before the American vice consul in
Port Said Thursday, the State De-
partment said.
Capt. Halliday's previous affidavit
set out that the Steel Seafarer sank
within. about S minutes after the
explosions. just as all the crew got
clear of the ship in Ifeboats.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Nozi Petrol Destroyed
In Tobruk Defenses

BY the Associated Press.
CAIRO. Egypt, Sept. l3-Destruc-
ton of German patrol on the siege
ring at Tobruk. Libya. by detach-
ment of the British defenders was
reported today by British general
headquarters.
Evening star., 1941-09-13

PAWTUCKET. R. l. Q1.-War Relic, son of Man o War,
today the $25 900 Narragansett Special in his return
match evening the with the great WhirlaWay, which
noSed him out in muchdebated at Saratoga month
ago. Samuel D. Riddles 3-yearod virtually stunned the
crowd of $4,000 by winning by Az lengths Whirlaway in
the Sth running of the rich stake Howard Wells Equifox
third and Royce G. Martins Haal fourth in the four
horse field. War Relics time 1:5715.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Monorum's 734 Leads Second Round

ATLANTIC CITY N J. UP1.-Lloyd Mangrum Monterey,
Calf, sugger who posted 7under-par IS yesterday con-
nued to take the Atlantic City Country Club apart
the
the open golf tournament with 36hoe total
displaced Lawson Little of San Francisco who
had 1873 as early leader Teri Johnson of NorrstoWn Pa
had 1879
Evening star., 1941-09-13
u S. SHIP AT SUEZ HIT DURING BOMB RAID
Late News Bulletins
Reds Advance 10 to IL Miles at Bryonsk

MOSCOW QPr.--In hurting back great German offensive
BryanSk 22O miles southwest of Moscow the Red Army
reported tonight have advanced 10 to IL miles in drv
ing couneraacks under Gen. Jacob Kreuzer hero of the
Soviet Union. The action said to have saved Moscow
from threat German push The Nazi 47h and oath
Tank Corps commanded by Col Gen Heinz Guderian, Ger
panzer expert were reported routed.
Earlier Story Page AID
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Todoy's Home Runs

American League.
Wright, Chicago. I'd inning.
National League.
Dahlgren, Chicago, Sd inning.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Indians and Mats
Tied, 5 10 5, in
Eleventh Inning
Griffs Stoee Lote RoIIy,
Scoring Two Runs in Eighth
And Two in Ninth
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
Washington scored in the elev-
enth, defeating the Indians, 6 to
5. Case singled, went to second
on Heath's tumble, stole third
and scored on Cramer's single.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
A. p. Photo.

A. +. PnOLO.
and said he never saw nor heard of
Goldstein nor Harry Roth alias Har-
ry Miller, second man accused in
the robbery. The fighter told police
the pair is trying to frame" him.
Goldstein and Roth were arrested
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York
Detroit $500 900 OO1 0O4- 5'S2 2
New York 900 001 900 10
Batteries--Newsom. Rowe and Sullivan;
Donald and Dickey, Silvestri.
At Boston
st. Louis Oil 900 0O0-2 50
Boston - 0O5 DOL DIX 7 13 o
Ferreii; Wilson and Peacock.
At Philadelphia
Chicago - O10 900 OOO- 10
Philadelphia 800 900 COX 8 81
Batteries-smith and Turner; Fowler
and Hayes.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh
Boston -- 900 900 OOO- 0 SO
Pittsburgh 100 900 00x- l 81
cry: Conger, Strincevich and Lopez.
At Chicago
Philadelphia 12O OO1 600 00-4 10 o
Chicago ---- O12 900 DOL 01-5 IA 2
Batteries-Podgajn a jny. Melton and Living
ston; Eaves, Raffensberger, PressnelI, Pas
seau and Scheffing.
At Cincinnati
New York 300 900 100 4 12 0
Cincinnati 900 003 Ok 6 81
Batteries-East. Wittig and Blaemire:
Starr, Thompson and lombard.
At st. Louis
Brooklyn - 900 900
st. Louis 600 90
Batteries-wyatt and Franks: M. Cooper
and Mancuse.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Nurruqunsett Park

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; l mile and 20 yards.
Fairmond (Lutherl 7.40 4.6O $50
Blue Warrior Connolly 6.10 400
Karnak (AtkinsonJ $40
Time. ABS.
Also ran-Hi Sty, Gay Man. Rough News,
Silver Tower and Jackorack.
SIXTH RACE-The Narragansett Special:
purse, $4,000, added: 3-year-olds and up:
q miles
War Relic (Atkinson) $40 go QUE
Whirlaway tRobertson) 2.2O Out
Equifox (Craig) out
Time, l:57Is
Also ran-Haltal
Evening star., 1941-09-13

(See BROWN, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Hawthorne Park

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 allow
ances; class D; 3-year-olds and up: fur
longs
o Play CSniderl 1880 200 $50
Conscript (Orosl 40 800
Doublrab (HaskelD 2.bO
Time, lips.
andria and Forfend.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000, added;
Hawthorne Handicap; 3-year-olds and up:
lis miles
Shot Put Garner 14.0S $50 50
Pink Gal (Thompson) 1900 $50
b Burning Star MARTINI 4SO
Time, :522s.
Also ran-Delray, Forever Prince, Mont
sin Displayer, Bucking. Kansas. Idle Sum-
Chi Plowshare and Red Dock
bJ. T. Widener and Shandon Stsole
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Late Races
Huvre de Grace

Additional Results and Entries
for Monday on Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Aqueduet

SEVENTH RACE-Handicap, class c;
purse. $1,000, added: 3-year-olds and up;
: furlongs
Golden Voyage CMeadel 4.5O $50 $50
Demos (Stricklerl 27.9O 300
"aThird CoVey tDonosol 10
'Stimady tRobertsj 100
Time, 1:23a5.
Also ran-a La King. Play House Love.
ly Night, Minee Mo and White Mask.
all P Headley entry.
Dead heat for third
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
ing 3-year-odS and up: Ia miles;
Rodin lJamesl lilo 5.Q0 $50
City Talk day $50 no
a pumpgun (Westrope) $50
Time. 2:044s
Also ran-BelIe D'Amour, Laatokks, Gen.
L., Sun Mica Seven Hills and Greoe
Q .1nrr atrz
Evening star., 1941-09-13

(See BASEBALL, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-09-13

SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000. added:
the Eastern Shore Purse, 2-year-olds; 8
furlongs
'Alsab tVedderl 2.40 $50 $50
'Colchis tPeters) go 400 go
Flaught (WalD 3.fu
Time, 1:123s
Also ran-Elder Air Current Ben Shaba:
SiI War, Equipet. Baby Dumping and
Sweep Swinger.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S1,500: g.
year olds and up: furlongs.
Jay Jay (Peters) 49O 500 $50
Bill Farnsworth tVedderl 20 $50
Roncat (HoweD $50
Time, :1225.
Also ran-Red Wrack, Navy, Happy Lark.
Evening star., 1941-09-13

(See REGATTA, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Weather Forecast

Clear lowest tonight about 54 degrees; tomor-
row fair and somewhat warmer Temperatures
today-Hghest, II, at 2:3O pm; lowest, so, at
5:45 am; rs at pm.
From the United STATES weather Bureau report
Full Details PAGE Az
Evening star., 1941-09-13

(See DODGERS-CARDS, Pig. 2-O
Evening star., 1941-09-13

(See POLICE, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1941-09-13
WhrIuwoy Loses to War Relic

Earlier Story on Page AID
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OUTBREAKS IN
STRIKE CIRCLES

CONTINUED from Page Oael
Geo Arthur II. James. who has re-
fused TO send state patrolmen 70
the scene. or take action Of any
kind
Witnesses among the plckets
said the gunner Ind behind Slate
piles and cut loose a blast Of rife
and shotgun FIRE. IN the same
manner As the non union men Who
wayIaid 10 strikers yesterday
The sheriff. IN his first appeal
for state aid. said the situation
was ous Of control and gr0wlns
worse.
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BRIEF OUTLINE OF
DGINGS' IN NAVY

GContinued from Page One)
ep for special courses in tor
pedoes. compass. radio and
sound electricity and diesel en-
CINE study-each course cover
ing about SIX weeks Of work. Sub
marine service IS limited entire
II 70 volunteers from the gen.
eral Naval service and men who
volunteer must possess more
than average intelligence and
mechanical ability. Enlisted men
n submarne duty receive any
where from IS to SO . month
addl,ioslal pay more than theiz
usual Navy pay for their rat
ngS
The construction of two train
ing towers for parachute troops
al New Rivers S. C. is planned
by the L. S. Navy.
Approximately 100 yachts, IN
gliding some Of the largest and
most luxurious vessels ever
Ou.lt N modern times. have
been acquired by the L. S. Navy
curing the last year and are al
ready serving as combat aux
Iliaries ana training craft Many
Of these vessels were contTibUt-
Sd 10 the government free and
others cost only a small fraction
Ct their original expense Mos
Of the boats. now equipped with
snti-aireraft guns and otheE
arms serve as TORPEDO beats
mine Sweepers. training ships
eosstal-pstrol beats submarine
chzsers and other auxiliary du-
ties
The forsTunner Of the moderT
L, S. Navy torpedo boat was ths
torpedo raft built IN New York
in 1881 with the plan Of &c
ssEoymg harhor defenSeS &
Charleston, s. G The raft broks
away from its tug of Cape Hat
teTas and was not located again
until It washed ashore IN Der
mUda SIX years later.
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ARRESTS ANSWER
FOR R0BBERIES

Continued from Page One)
term at the state industrial school
for boys on a larceny charge, was
arrested Wednesday when Archie
Thompson discovered him stand
ing on the porch Of ms home late
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at night. Booked on q temporary
charge of trespassing. the youth
broke down yesterday and de-
Scribed q series Of robberies On
which he said Bishop had beeen
his accomplice-
Sheriff Berlin SaWyer's Office
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BIG BEN OF THE WEST

HAYS. Kas. Nov 2z-Motor-
lists are surprised TO see a gigantic
clock standing in . field between
Hays and Victoria. -Kas.
The thing cost s4.ss7 and was
Installed in the eupola Of a barn
in 1850 for Robbins Batten
wealthy English landowner. The
barn was destroyed bys wind IN
1901. The clock was repaired and
placed in the field where il Is
visible from a transcontinental
highway.
BarelI saw the clock only once
IN the Il years he owned the
farm
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SHOES

largest selection Of Mems.
Boyss. Girls and Ladies Shoes
n Blacks TanS. Browns. and
CoAsTsSs Shoes Such brands as
Air-Step Star Brand .
Peters Kit-A-Peds ros-
BY SQUARE and ~Freenzn's
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DRESSES

Junior Misses Dresses N
sizes 2 70 Is az SS-s5 to sass.
ladies' Dresses At S1-98 70
$3.50 Children's SILK Dresses
! from $50 70 s5.s5.
New shipment Of Evening
Dresses Misses Dresses in
Raven Prints arrived. sizes 9 10
IS. a 81 and S29S each.
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AUSTRALIAN UNITS
START WITH DRIVE

Continued from Page Onel
so miles inland and between the
tso ports
American tanks and planes
were said to be getting their
first major test as British forces
hurled back German attempts
to escape the tightly drawn
ring. Cairo said Italian troops
at capuzzo are under a terrific
bonbardment from the air and
from warzhips patroIling the
coast
An Australian general taking
part in direction Of the fight
from Cairo said the most i'm
pOrsant victory of the campaign
already has been won BY the
British
Nazis Mass In Spain
Destruction Of German meeh-
anized divisions. he said. was
the primary purpose of the
drive. ana he declared half the
meehanized strength OF the
AXIS armies II Africa already
mas been wiped out
Reports reaching London IN
dicated the Germans are massing
soldiers in Spain for transporta-
ton 10 Africa ani ons report
said the number Of German sol
diers there already amounts 10
1900
Moscow radio told of troubles
between Geruzn soldiers and
Italian civilians IN southern
Italy, where more NAH TROOPS
are said to be ready for trans
p0Ttztion to the fighting zone
Moscow reports said the Ger
mans had promised stern re
taIiation for civilian attacks or
me soldiers and had threatened
20 seize hostages after some o.
.Etfleir men were stoned BY the
Italians
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HOME FURNISHINGS

Dress zp ycur home for the
holiday. Nsw Ready 70 Hang
. Lined DrspeS Tailored Cur
taIssS IN al shades. Rnffled Cur
, tainS. Wool Blankets, Bed
! SPREADS ScarfS. Rugs Quilts
and Blocked Table Linen Sets.
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CURLEE AND
GRIFF0N SUITS

Complete line Of Bows and
Mems Suits for Fan IN a large
variety Of single and double
breasted STYLES. ColorS. GRAY.
Brown Green. and Blue, All at
popular prices.
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HATS

, New assortment Of BOYS and
Mems Felt Hats IN the new
, leading shades; Teal Blue.
Green. Brown and Gray.
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CRACKS AND CRACKERS
By A
FLORIDA CRACKER

We HEAR: That authority has
been given 70 secure options on
a site for the zlo-unit National
Defense Housing Project APP
nrovals have already been made.
The next step VII be the naval
approval OF the site: after that
VIII be called in 10
secure bids for consideration.
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Navy homing pigeons compete
in the New Jersey ConcourSe
races against $50 non-NavaI pig
cons.
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Navy homing pigeons this year
won the speed cup in the Sea-
hozrd Club races
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vANDALS: Complaints have
been received about the many
Red Cross banners and flags
which have been maliciouSlv torn
nom posts and cars Offenders
should be reported 70 the police
department If children are the
offenders It seems that they
should be lectured and properly
padded
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The freshman or fourth class
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In many universities groups Of
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NAVY NOTES

NAVY YARD. Charleston. S.
q Nov 20.-When the new bat
aeship Uss Massachusetts puts
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hrary Of 1000 books
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Homing pigeon lofts are being
established at all new Navy
hghter-shan-air stations