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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-19
Enters Protest Against Mines
Floating About In Sea OF Japan
sRy Associated Press,

TOXIC, Sept. 19.-Japan's for
eign office has delivered stiffly
worded note to Moscow in pro-
test against the presence of float
ing mines in the Sea of Japan, it
was announced authoritatively
here today.
The japanese note, declaring
that Russia is endangering rela-
tons between the two countries,
said nine fishermen on two jap
anese boats have lost their lives in
the last month when their YES
sells struck the drifting mines.
Japan will insist, the note was
reported to have said, that the
Russians take immediate steps to
clear mines out of the area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-19
Former German Consul III San
Francisco Has Left Argentina

Mar7l, Tor ! diplomatic post u
north China
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-19

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-19

Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only ID Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
FARLEY ASSAILS
new YORK MAYOR

NEW YORK Oct zs.-James J.
Farley. former postmaster gen
eraI and Tammsny chief today
described Mayor Fiorello La
Guardis as a Tar and a cad ard
announced ms support for Thomas
O'GWyer. Brooklyn district al
tCney- II TIE mayOralty cam
paigu-
Farley said LsGuardiss bad
qualities had made Il impossible
for President Roosevelt 70 give
him q cabinet post
The President has announced
ms support for the New YORK
mayer II MS race for reelection,
while New YORK Gov Herbert
Lehman IS supporting OGwyer-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
DEDUCERS DEDUCE;
CROOK GETS AWAY

OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. %
Detectives Tom Guest and 7. T.
Hutchinson didn't catch a crook
with their deductions when sent
70 investigate . school robbery
but they amused themselves no
end.
Here's what they deduced.
Muddy footprints showed a
prowler had climbed II a base
ment window Il vas raining 50
he pulled . rocking chair close
To 4 hot water heater. turned the
gas Up to drive the chill from
ms bones and settled down for
nap.
Just - he wouldn't oversIeep
ne set an alarm clock On . nearby
table for , a. n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
CARL BROREIN
LUNCHEON GUEST
TAMPA CITIZEN HONoRED
FOR HIS DISTINGUISHED
PUBLIC SERVICE

JACKSONVILLE Oct %. -
FNS) Distinguished leaders IN all
walks OF life and from all parts Of
Florida were present at a test
mOnlaI luncheon here today
hOnoring a Tampa citizen for his
distinguished public service, Carl
D. BT0rein, vice-chairman Of the
State Defense Council and Presi-
dent Of the Florida State Chamber
Of Commerce
The luncheon was staged BY the
Jacksonville Chamber Of Com
merce and this city's Kiwans and
Exchange clubs
Introducing Brorein. Jackson
ville's Mayor Alsop declared This
Is a rare spectacle IN FloTida's his
t8ry. but one We must commend
and encourage Such a testimonial
70 man vet alive and BY his own
nsighbors bespeaks the unity
which 3 broad IN Florida day-7
A plaque was presented TO
BroreIn bv Lee Guest President
OF the Jacksonville Chamber o.
Commerce. and came as a distinct
surprise 20 the recipient Brerein 5
response was hinged on the
theme Florida-A United State
which slogan VIII characterize the
State Chambers Panama City
convention scheduled fer Decen-
Der IL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
NEGRO Is GIVEN
JAIL SENTENCE
SAM WILLIAMS GETS SIX
MONTHS: CHARGED WITH
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

Sam Williams. negro, was sen
fenced 70 SIX months IN county
jail yesterday by Judge William
V Albury on a charge of ag-
gravated assault and sentence
was deferred on another count
against him of driving without a
license
Judge Albury. accepting guilty
pleas In chambers, also deferred
sentence on q reckless driving
charge against Kermit Pent and
fined Paul Eppeinger 81 and costs
On a petty larceny charge grow
ing out OF the theft Of a ham
Robert jenkins. negro. charged
with using the property Of an
other. was sentenced TO IS days
IN Jail and Stanley Green
charged with driving a car with
ont an operators license and
with a faulty muffler. was fined
SO and costs. the costs TO be
suspended upon payment Of the
fine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29

JAYC0CKS JOINS
NAVAL RESERVES

William Gerald Javcocks Ie-
yesterday for jacksonville where
he VIII be indicted INTO the unn-
ed States Naval Reserve as 8
Second Class Petty Officer assun-
ing the position Of Sturskeepcr.
Mr. Javcocizs wiu BE- stationed
at present al the Section Base IN
Jacksonville He was acuom-
panied as far IS Misrni bv hn
mother. Mrs Clements Javcucks
Jr.
Gerald As the son 81 Mr and
Nsrs Clements Jaycoci1s. flrst
grandson Of the late r YAM Rus
sell ST, VINO AZ the time of has
death vas one O. the cIfvs lead
ing Contractors and huldars.
Since the neopeninE II tae Navy
Yard. ne has been employed as
StorekeepeT IN thc Supply De-
partment and MADE flne record
on the job During the ls months
Of ms promotion he has made
three promotions and hopes 20
make the same record Ira the He
serves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
ARRANGE WINTER
STEAMER SCHEDULE

Winter schedule Of ne P. g.
o Steamship lines between Key
West, Port Tampa and Havana
VIII 60 into effect Dec. p. John
Costar, local agent Of the line. an
nOunced today.
The 8 5 Cuba VIII arrive here
from Port Tampa Monday morn
mgs, sailing for Havana the same
day al 1890 a II: arrive from
Havana Thursday morning At
80. and sail for Havana the same
morning al 1870. arrive from
Havana Friday afternoon at $50.
and SAL for Port Tampa the same
afternoon al ; o'clock.
The schedule Is the same as that
used last year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
HOG ISLANDER
AGAIN In SERVICE

LAKE CHARLES. La. Oct

LAKE CHARLES La Oct p
The s s Ogontz. frs Of the
emergency vessels launched al the
hog Island shipysrds during
World Var !, Is serving again IN
4 national emergency II Is the
only vessel flying the American
flag equipped as q sez-goiag FISH
calneTT-
Nov running between Chile
and ire Lake Charles docks with
defense eargoeS. the Og0ntz Is 1he
mother snip OF q packing com
p1ys sslm0n fishing Eeet IN
Bristol Bay, II the 8ehring Sea
The ship has . fully ellpped
csnnery II her shelter deck amid
SHIPS At the end Of the fishing
season. TIE Ogontz IS chartered
for Ihe Chilean trade
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
REGISTRATION
OFFICE MOVED

Homes registration department
OF the navy station formerly
located AZ LaConcha hotel. viii
be moved 70 the second floor Of
the courthouse n the office oc-
cUpied by the state defnse coun-
CT. Lieut. Comdr. Henry L Naff.
station public relations officer.
said today.
At the same time. Commando
Naff said Lieut. Sam wilson Of
the public works office viii take
over the Office, replacing Lieut..
Solomon Ksplan. who has been
assigned TO other duty.
The registration office IN the
future viii Use the defense coun-
eli telephone. No. 675. instead OF
is old number. go.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
EMILIO RUIZ Is
HELD FOR TRIAL

Emilio Ruiz. 60. held or q ms
aemeanor charge of cuu1rihu1lnE
70 the deilnQlsency e 3 znaur. .
four-ysar-old SRI Was spun1
over Z criminal coEt vas1enGas
afternoon bv Paace guxflce -
rique Esquiuai58 unaer SEQ
bond.
Constable Biarveni1a persz
the arreSting Officer. chzrEez
Ruiz had taken the cAila znso 8
rlump @ tai grass ans n1sszez
far three consecutive Szn1ayz
Unable % speak EaKl1sh. Run
answered Ia a turrent Of rapls-
ire Spanish fzat ne wras loaElrz
for > piece q wi-e &C repzr
fish net
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
Lewis And Taylor Confer On
Matters Dealing With Miners

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-JOhn
L Lewis. president Of the United
Mine Workers Of America, and
Myron c. Taylor. former chair
man OF the board Of United States
Steel met in an air Of the utmost
secrecy TINS morning IN a Wash
ingt0n hotel 20 discuss terms for
a resumption Of operations By S.
600 employees Of the captive" coal
mines
Both Lewis and TAYLOR refused
10 make any comment on the re-
suit 'of their conversation. and
Lewis made elaborate efforts to
avoid newsmen- lodging out OF
union headquarters through a side
door 20 attend the confab.
Lewis and Taylor. AZ another
meeting in 1887, negotiated the
contract through which the Go
became the sole bargaining agent
Of L. s. Steel employees.
while the pair talked today. in
dications IN congressional talk
pointed TO some kind Of strong
government action 4 the miners
do not 60 back 70 their jobs Steel
production already has been slow
"a BY the strike. and a complete
shutdown Is in prospect within
two weeks. unless the coal supply
Is put back TO normal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
BEAVERBROOK
FORCED TO REST

LONDON. Oct - = Lord
BeaFgbrOok- Eagznds dynamic
minister OF supply, nav b forced
% take a long rSt g recover from
the effects CT asthma. London
newspapers said today.
The aborIte Loa6on Daily
Herald said K Is pssible Lord
Beaverhrook VII resign his cab
net post leading Up % 2 general
Shzke-up Of the government
According 10 ne paper no In
portart ofEcers VII 60 out bui
there VIII be . shakeup which
vii permit Prus Minister Win
ston Churchill 70 ne0rEanize soma
departments
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
Statement Made By Sec
rotary Knox In Answer
ing Queries At Press
Conference
sBy Associated Pre..g

WASHINGTON Oct. 2s.-
American newspapers must not
expect . complete record Of Ger
man submarines which may be
destroyed by the action Of Unit
cd States ships. Secretary Of the
Navy Frank Knox said at a press
conference today.
Answering queries about fire.
qusnt runners that some Nazi
u-beats already have been de-
StrcYed by the navy. Knox said
IL would be impossible for him
to release any specific izforma-
hon and he refused TO confirm
or deny a report that at least
enc submarine has been sunk.
England has beer al war for
a long time. the secretary point
ed out. but you seldom read of
submarines sunk by her navy.
And that does moi mean that
many Of them have rot been
sunk.
Knox said it is an obvious
policy" TO remain silent On the
number of U-boais destroyed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
ZZ[I[N[ZA1
new PICKETING
REPORTED TODAY
TOOK PLACE AT NEW BUILD
ING; WAS OF SHORT
DURATION

Key West had the second
picketing IN It's history today at
the Southeastern Construction
company project on Southland
street, but It didn't last long, and
when it was over no one would
say what il vas all about
A single picket. carrying q sign
which read, unfair 70 iron work
eTS, paced in front Of the partial
y completed building for about
two hours. then disappeared
Fred Dion, agent for Brown
Properties company, for whom
the store building is being con-
structed, said he didn't know a
thing about It.
George Msurer, president Of
the Southeastern firm, said he
didn't know there had been a
picket
An uncOmmunlcatIve citizen
at the job who said he was the
boss, asked. You don't see any
pickets now do your CThe picket
had just Ieft)
T a Weave. business agent
Of the labOrers' unions. who
sometimes knows about such
things. said he didn't know any
thing about this one. Maybe
they made a mistake. he said
Anyway, they aren't there nOx-.
THAT was after the picket had
left. tool
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
German Dive BOnbGTS And Other
Equipment Being Assembled For
Making New Assault On Moscow
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DEADLIkE kEARS on
LICENSE PAYMENTS

City ocCupztIonal licenses
and motor Vehicle hcezssz
are coming IN rather zlow
considering .ns Sho-f tine
remaining. Just fwe DAYS
more before 1hs dez5lzzs IS
reached. according 10 Erfor-
nation obtained a. Tax As
SCISSOR Collec9or Sam z Pin
der's cfEic&
A front page uotiee W1z
printed II The Citizen CO
Saturday and Mon6zy cau-
ing the attention Of al buSi-
ness phases end car owzs-s
70 the taG4 thai AFTER o-1zber
81 they would became 5sEn-
guent and would he zubie-1
10 arrest IN acc1<6snze win
the law.
-LG lax Cl4A@G4lL AErlG& al
70 take s6vszta1e Of fas two
Gays remaining by paying ms
office = visit. and making ths
necessary payments. wniEn
a. the same time VII hep e
swell the cityis fInzncSal
fund now al . very lew snh-
i VIII also furnish raasv
cash badly nsede6 far rzak-
ing paYrclls and 1akizr care
Of ether EXPENSES II ccrnsc-
hon with Tire operation e
the manv departments Of
tns municipality.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
PENA And ROBERTS
RELEASED ON BOND

Mario Pena. local bartender.
and Herman Grip Roberts cab
6riyer, were cut O. county jail
under $500 bond today awaiting
a preliminary hearing before
Peace Justice Enrique ESguin-
aldo on 3 charge Of beating Fred
Jensen early Sunday morning
Jensen remains II q serious
condition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
RELATES STORY
ABOUT SHORTAGE
OF PETROLEUM
WASHINGTON HAD cHUcKLE
OVER So-cALLED SHORT
AGE OF GASOLINE AND
FUEL OIL
by JACK sTINNETT
AP Feature Service NsrIter

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Not
since this war started has Wash
ington had a bigger chuckle than
that over the huIlabaIoo which
has accompanied the so-caIIed
shortage Of gasoline, fuel oil and
other petroleum products In II
eastern seaboard states
Back IN the spring, Secretary
OF Interior Harold L Ickes. VINO
also IS national defense petro-
leum cOordInafor, smeIled out a
potential shortage n the east
ern states petroleum products.
and what followed was a govern
mental comic opera nterlude,
ike Pussy Wants a Corner d,
with everybody off base at once
There were threats OF gasoline
less Sundays, gasoline ration
cards, frigid apartments and
houses because Of a lack OF heat
ing oil and idle industries Fill
ing stations were closed from
Z pm 10 Z am and finally their
supplies OF motor fuel were cut
10 per cent All Of which had the
effect Of increasing the cOnsump-
fIor NJ CaSolIra
Everybody Takes = Hand
The railroads came forward
with the assertion that they
had 20. 600 idle tank cars. Presi-
dent Roosevelt cleared the right
Of-way for pipelines which, IN SIX
10 twelve months, might elirni-
nate the shortages. only 10 have
the defense priorIties agency step
up and veto the largest Of these
on enc grounds that between
40 300 and $4,000 tons Of steel
tnObOdy quite agreed on what
amount would be necessary
could not be spared from more
vital defense needs.
Into this mess, primarily at the
instigation Of the American Auto
mobile association. stepped
senate investigating committee
which. after a couple Of weeks
Of hearing everybody who had
any authority 10 talk on the sub
ject concluded that there IS no
shortage OF petroleum products
N the eastern seabOard states f..
but protected itself by intimat-
ing that there might be some
Gay. because nobody knows what
the future holds.
II the interim. Price Admins
traitor Leon Henderson slapped q
ceiling on gasoline prices: rail
roads reduced rates on gasoline
and crude nearer 70 tanker and
pipeline levels boOtlegging Of
gasoline after hours was report
ed; the oil companies. nearly
three months late. pledged 70 use
all available tank cars: com
plants came N to Deputy Petro-
leum COOrdinstor Ralph K Da-
vies that orders were not being
filled because oil companies
cOuidn' get tank cars. and the
Republicans asked the removal
Of Ickes and Davies as heads OF
the defense petroleum set-up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29

has been ordered paid for bills
from the highway opening cele-
bratiOn-
Although a bill passed N the
state legislature provided for
payment Of the bills. the COM
mission has requested ruling
from the attorney generals Of
flee or the legality OF the meas
ire
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
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TRANSPORTATION FOR
CRIPPLED KID NEEDED

John a Gardner. president
CT TIE local chapter OF the
South Florida Crippled Chill
dren's Society. today appeal
ed for q Key West volunteer
10 drive q Ia-Yezr-old girl 20
Miami tomorrow OF Friday
fer treatment Of 4 back dis
order.
Gardner said anyone will
ing to supply transportation
for the child may volunteer
either with him OF with Dr..
:. 3. Parramore. county
health officer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
Large Fund Set Aside In
Road And Bridge District
Budget For Advertising

Eight thousand dollars of the
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
district budget for the I94I-42
fiscal year viii 90 for advertiS-
ing. It was revealed today when
figures for the years program
were released.
The total budget RiIl be S35,-
600. Of which $1,000 IS for the
Kenney suit and another s.. 600
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
KEY WEST PLAYERS
TO MEET THURSDAY

There win Be a regular meet
ing Of the Key West Players
held tomorrow evening. Thurs
day, beginning at 8 D. m. at the
KEY West Art Center.
All members are requested 10
be in attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
IMMENSE scRAPBooK

EUDORA, Ark--E- T CashiOn
Of this. city has a scrapbOOk three
feet wide. two feet high and
weighs forty pounds, containing
clippings about the late VIII
Rogers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
Claim German Subs Destroyed
Fourteen British FTGightGrS

BERLIN, Oet G-German U
boats have destroyed - British
freighteTs totznnE EN0s sss,
ard 4 cesEoyer- Z v-zss s1h5tirlsced
here today
a c0uuunigue sad the ships
were sunk II a slx-1ay running
battle with a convoy bound for
England from Gibraltar.
The destroyer. according % me
report vas nit BY seven torpe6Ces
before she went down
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
WAS DoDcuNG GUESTS

OKLAHOMA CITY - Arrested
for speeding in this CITY, Police
man Robert Arnold explained ne
was trying to get away from
guests who attended his wedding.
He was fined $40
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
Berlin Spokesman State That
Roosevelt Forged Map Which
Was Referred To In Speech
CBy Associated Pres,

BERLIN, Oct 2I.-Authorized
Berlin Spokesman today declared
President Roosevelt forged the
map which ne said n . speech
Monday night showed Germany :
aims for domination OF South Am
erica
Why doesn't he show the map
TO the American people and let
them decide FOR themselves II Il Is
q forgery, one government Off
cial asked
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
WORKS WITH POLE

NEW YORK-Ge0rge Moore Of
t1S CITY was arrested when
caught pushing a pole through q
window. lifting out q man 5
trousers via the pole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
No Specific Information
10 Be Given Out By us.
On Sinking Of Nal Subs
START MOUNTING
GUNS ON VESSEL

BOSTON. Oct. 2s.-Anaid-
patin5 senate approval Of the
ball permitting armament Of
American ships. workers here
today began preparations for
the mounting Of a four-inch
gun and machine guns On the
freishter Mt. Evans. soon 10
sail for ArchangeI-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29

ROME Oct %. - American
citizens have less religious free
dom than the people OF Germany,
Virginia Gayda- semi-offIciaI
Italian spokesman. declared today
n continuing his attacks on PreSi-
dent Roosevelt for 4 Monday night
speech IN which he said Adolf
Hitler aims az abolition Of reli-
gion
Gayda described the Presidents
secret information as q fake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Campus Queen

LAURIE DOUGLAS, one Of the
louisiana Bellies" in Louisiana
Purchase" was elected as campus
queen when she attended Okla
hona A. * M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

his use of instruments Is ad-
mirable. but in his caution to pre-
serve the instrumental verities, he
has missed much of the effect OF
this magnificent movement.
CLASSIC CONTRAST
The Beethoven First Symphony
served as the concert opener and
added to the strange mixture OF
classicism and Latin rorrianticism
of which last nights concert was
comprised.
1t seems that most of Brazilian
music has a severe classical basis
and that Bach, Palestrina and
even the early ecclesiastical COM
posers are the prime concert ia
Worries, so that last nights blend
was really a Rio program.
Concerning the musical side OF
the good neighbor policy we should
like to add strong recommendation
for more music like the Villa-Lobos
compositions and certainly we
should like to hear Miss Houston's
spine-chilling chants again.
The concert classics are our reg
ular dish but the music of oul
South American friends is not 81
familiar except as it arrives IL
I dance form or on supper cluf
floors.
/ We should like to have more jo
J their concert music. It's won
lderfuI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN "The Maltese Falcon, ''
lf:47. +:lt, 7:4i, 1l;0s p. M; ''Kisse
for Breakfast" Il;is q. m, 2:4e, GAIA
$50 p. m.
Fox--"Appointment for Love-. III n
M. f'15, s:s5, 1888, IOt33 p. M; "Thre
Girls About Town." l2;S3, 3:16, e:is
UNiTED ARTISTS - "Honky Tonk.
~ 30. 3;5e. 7;1e. Io:3e p. MI ''Dr, XII
dare's Wedding Day, "o,i ;07 .. m, 2:27
b:4T, 500 p. IN.
ADAMs-''Week-E End In Hayana," Isns
1:52, 5:s8, sr04, 1880 p. M; "Moon Owe
Her shoulder" Il;os a. M, I;45, 4:2l
PxLMs-sTATE-"N.w York Town
If:4o, 3;+b. e;so, $50 p. m; 'BarnacIs
biil. III .. M, ., D, 1855, l0:oS .. m
ClNEMA--"Thc Art Of Love-" 12:l5
2:b5. 5:35, s;is, I0:s3 p. M, Bedroom
Diplomat 1871, 4;l3, e;55, s;57 p. m,
BROADWAY CAPITOIS-"Hoid That
Ghost" 1888, 1854, 7;i3, 1889 D. m.
"Beiie Starr" :o7 q. m, 2:2e, S:45,
e:04 .. IN.
MADIsON--"High. wide and Hand
some" 1888. 3:5s, T:ls, 1888 D. m.
"Maid Of SALEM" 11;l4 q. m, ASA, 5:54.
FIsHER-"Hold That Ghost" 1880
slS, 1893, 1854 p. m; Belle Starr -
z:4t. sos, s:2s p. m.
RIviERA-"Hold That Ghost" 1919,
asa, 1:3S, 1854 p. m; belle starr,
a;3I, s;lI, 1877 p. m.
CINDERELLA Hold That Ghost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Special Mafinees
AT AIger. RosedaIe

SPECIAL MATTNEES will be
held Saturday at two United De-
troit theaters.
The Alger Theater Is featuring
an hour of selected cartoons. plus
Moon Over Miami" and "Out of
the Fog" and another chapter OF
"Sea Raiders"
At the Rosedale a grab bag
matinee is the order with free
prizes to the lucky boys and girls.
In addition. "Sky Murder" with
Walter Pidgeon, and Moon Over
Miami" starring Betty Cradle and
Don Ameche. plus Chapter 2 OF
"Sea Raiders" will be shown.
Free candy will be given to every
boy and girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

1893, 4, 7:Ie. 1882 p. M; ''BeIle Starr"
2:31, SAT, sos p. m.
R0YAI1--"HoId That Ghost" T;I3, 10 nc
p. M, 'beiie Starr" 540, sAT, u:54
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

Iular song rage. The Cuban Yo'
deller." which husband Enricc
wrote for the passing hit parade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
A Perfect Setting

Madriguera, incidentally, has
produced a musical setting for his
picturesque pets which is filled
with more color than Natalie Kali
mus and more sex than a Petty
drawing.
This is by far the most persua-
|sive Of any recent supper clubs
Offerings and If you aren't to be
persuaded there's no use prolong-
ling the argument.-C. G..