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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
interesting Program
To Be Presented

The program for the nest meet.
ing Of the womsn's Council for
Peace viii he Of unusual interest
both 10 tho membership and ths
general public.
During the past three weeks .
COMMITTEES 81 council members have
been conducting an Emergency
pese. Poll In various sections of
the city. the primary purposs Of
which was 10 detsfmlns. through
eros. section ~ public oplnlan.
what general percentages 81 the
population we're In favor ~ send
lng men into tho European war.
This meeting ~lli he held In
Emerson hall an Thursday. the
sandwich luncheon and social hour
from ~ nii o'clock. Mr., Carol
Jenkins sliI conduct The sdues.
tionsi class ~ o'clock and . short
business session gill follos. under
the direction NJ Mrs. Frank Otis.
eounei president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

Or and Mrs y. W Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Helmef. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Rathbonc. Mrs. lao
bel Yeaman Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Fredericksen 81 Seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs George Swanson Of Bremen
ton. MI and Mrs. Carl Hsgcnsep.
Mr.. Gus Swanson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Crothers. Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Page. Mi and Mrs William links.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hughes. Mr.
and Mrs George Larson. MI and
Mrs John links. Mr. and Mrs.
John Sears. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Olsen. Mr.. and Mrs. David Burns.
Mr.. and Mira Fred Aadsen. Mrs.
Rose Harrison Miss Ollie Deiss.
Miss Cloyis Duval. Mrs. Helen
Blair. Mr.. Fred schmeskel and
Mr.. A. G. Bjornstad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

Mrs. Wilfred Burrows. orthope-
die chairman for the auxiliary. Is
arranging the dance. assisted by
Mesdames Louis slyter, Clarence
Santrock, A. r. Whitman. b. y.
Busselle. Jess Woodland and An
drew Zdilloe.
Reservations for tables can be
made by calling members of the
committee. Among those already
planning TO attend are: Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
yer kernahsn. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Barton, Dr. and Mrs Paul Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs Len wilbur. Mr.
and Mrs John Sager. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Carstead. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Lytle. Mr.. and Mrs
George Brosseau. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Roarke. Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ssntrook. Mr.. and Mrs u. y.
Busselle. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs James NJ
Healy. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tay-
Tor il.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Melvin Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kiehl. Mr.. and
Mrs Vincent Carlstrom. Mr.. and
Mrs c. H. Burrows. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Rowen, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Congdon. Dr. and Mrs. r. {.
Klooping, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted chsll-
man. Mr.. and Mrs y. Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Allen. Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Willis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Coulter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Angus. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Causin, Mr.. and Mrs.. John Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Deitge. Mr..
and Mrs Fred Grimm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Robinson Of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Larberg Of
Auburn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
OF Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Wedding Is Near
For Miss Brooks
viii Fefe Attendants in
Olympia Saturday

Invitations were received
this week for the marriage
of Miss Maryjean Brooks,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland W. Brooks of Olym-
pia. TO Mr.. Edwin William
West. Friday evening. Feb
ruary Ia, in Christ Episcopal
church. The Rev. Robert +.
Pfeiffer will read the cere-
mony at 8 80 o'clock and the
reception will follow in Wells
hall.
On Saturday Miss Brooks will
entertain members of the bridal
party and her friends who will
assist al the reception at luncheon
at her parents home. The Brooks
formerly lived in Tacoma and II
is here Mr. West and his bride
will esta blish their home.
Invited on Saturday are Mrs.
Carleton Waugh. sister of the
bride-elect. who will be her ma
iron Of honor. Mrs. Clarence Hill
ling. Miss Marjorie copeland, Miss
Mary Louise Gonyea and Miss
Lois Button. bridesmaids; Miss
Doris Taylor who will have charge
Of the guest book. Mrs Leila Hin.
aunt Of the bride-elect. Miss LII
liam Morisse. Mrs. Harold Heiser-
man and Miss Joan Morley who
will assist at the reception.
On Friday evening Miss Morley
will entertain AT a pottery shower
for Miss Brooks at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Worley
The wedding rehearsal will be
held next Wednesday evening with
a supper party following
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

Girls Club Meets
Thursday Night
Or. Jennie Reed
VIII Be Spesler

nr. Jennie NJ. Reed. director
81 educational research in The
Tacoma public schools. who Is
known for her work - a psy-
biologist in this city. viii be
the guest speaker on tho eve
ming program Of the Thursday
Night Girls club Of the Y. W.
c. A. this Thursday evening
from 7 10 = o'clock.
Tier suhiec, viii - Mental Nv
sisne- A question period viii fol
low nr. Reefs talk. Anyone In
,eres,ed IL invited 70 attend Miss
Florence kimball win b. In
charge ~ the group singing On
the program. Mrs Edith colto.
program chairman. viii preside
Classes N Know Yourself with
Mrs } n. boyd. and hasksify.
under direction 81 Mrs Elmo ftts-
patrick. viii begin at : oeiaes.
The club recreation hour viii -
held At . o'clock In the health sdn.
cation department.
Mise. Evelyn rhorsen and Anns
Olsen are In charge 81 the club
skating party that viii 10 held
this Thursday evening from "
until midnight Al Kings roller
rink. Tickets may hs secured
from club members or At the door.
Niss Ruth Buntsn. membership
chairman, announces that her
committee has plans for pal
night Ia he held IN the near fu-
ture. She /. assisted by Misses
Ruth Pike and Nellie Scott Every
girl IL urged 20 hiring q ns~ mem.
Der for that particular night In
tho course Of the clubs annual
membership drive. members are
again extending an invitation 10
all young girls out 81 school In
thl. vicinity who are interested In
educational and recrsationsi club
work 10 join their membership
Although club emphasis and pro.
gram IL In tho interest % girls
associated In Tacoma Industries
and factories, the membership il
open TO every girl For further
information, one may call Miss
Gladys Larsen. club adviser, at
the Y. W. G. A.
Club girls and their friends are
meeting for dinner IN tho Under
the Films tearoom AZ oih. cirls
are asked 10 place or cancel their
reservations by 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning 81 the Y. w c. A,
broadway tisi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Garden Club
VIII Meet

Members of Reflection Garden
club will meet Thursday afternoon
at 1870 at the home Of Mrs. j. A.
Randolph, 1919 Pacific ave. Roll
call will be answered by naming
Towering shrubs.
The program will include the
reading Of articles on gardening.
information on ported bulbs and
an exchange Of plants
Ladies' Aid OF Bethel Lutheran
church will meet for o'clock
luncheon on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Martin Hitzelberger,
3741 Ea X st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

They Will also consider such per
sonal problems as choosing a vo-
cation. business etiquette. family
relationships and business rela'
tionships.
Mrs. Mildred Inskeep Morgan
well known psychologist and per
sonsl counselor. from Ames. la
ha. been invited to attend the con.
ference. She will speak on Stand.
ards Of a Critical Christian" and
"Self-Analysis"
A non-denominational religious
attitude will be maintained in the
worship service on Saturday morn
ing and the closing ceremonial or
Sunday.
At the Introductory party or
Friday night. tho girls will have
= chance 10 get acquainted and
make new friends. The entertain
ment on Saturday evening will
open with a banquet at the Daven-
port hotel, followed by a play.
The South American note will
be introduced at the Saturday
luncheon. which is in charge Of
Tacoma girls. Table decorations,
favors. with table decorations of
dancing girls. gay colored gourds
and castanets. Flags Of the South
American nations will hang behind
the speakers table.
The program will include a
piano solo by Miss Alice Webb,
Sahasa sextette singing popu-
lar music. talk on Our South
American Neighbors. and com
munity singing. The girls were
assisted in planning the program
by Miss marguerite Irle. Of the
c. p. 6. Y. w c. A.
Among the girls selected TO at
tend the conference are Misses
Arlene keever, Lorraine Adams.
Mildred Wick. Pat Brown. Lucille
Ludwick. Louise McGovern. Elsie
Stromme. Gerry Coatsworth. Pat
Browne. Bettye Wilbur. Martha
Hart. Janet Hart, Mildred Hoff.
Jean Mergel. Jeanne Johnson.
Dorothy Hopping, Janet Harvey,
Lois Rasmussen. Jean Cardle,
Mary Lou Fulton. Barbara Waller,
jeanne Miller. Dorothy Hager.
Carolyn Schsrf. Jean Webb. Mar
ion Willard. Marjorie Carr. Audrey
Tolson, Dorothy Purdy and Ethel
Bonham.
Misses Frances Peterson. Betty
Yenne. Alice Webb. Patty kirsch,
Rosalie Putnam. Nancy Nelson,
Lynne Brown. Phyllis Wilson. ia
net Cooper, Jean Hallen, Phyllis
Hine, Florence Reiman and Mary
Petersen.
From Gig Harbor: Misses Jean
Finigan. Betty Berkheimer and
Virginia Eastwood, and Blanche
Veach AMI Alice Hammermaister
of Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

MUCH has been written about feminine
hygiene But roo often women YER
4A look hygiene in the REAL sens. of
the word = underarm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
underarms moist, stained and smelly.
Use Arrid, the new cream deodorant.
/. Arid does not rot dresses, does not
irritate skin.
Z. No waiting 10 dry. Can b used right
after shaving.
= Instantly checks perspir,tion I 70 : DAYS.
Removes odor from Psrspustion, keeps
armpns dry.
4. Arid is pure. white, srsssslsss, asin.
rs vanishing cream.
3. A varded Approval Seal Of American Inst.
tut, OF Laundering as harmless TO fabric
Women use more Arid than any other
oeodorant. Try Zoe, SOC or soc Jar TO.
day at any stor which sells toilet goods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Bride Elect
Is Honored
psr'y Is Monday Evening
AZ Mn. MeCo,d's Home

Miss BETTY Farley. who VIII
become the bride Of Mr.,
Steven Smith on Friday eve.
ning In the home Of the Rev.
Harold \. Long. ~as honor
guest at = party on Monday
evening NJ the home cf her
aunt. Mrs. Harlan MeCord.
Hasts-ses fnr the affair ~.se
Ml.s Evelyn Farley. sister af tho
bride .te-he. Mis-. Dorothy Mcenrd
and Miss Norma seelsy. cousins
~ tho hflde-.leet.
A tiny bride and sFeam coming
from miniature ivory church
door down q flo~sr stfs~n path
was used ss a eentsrpseoe fof the
supper table fsvofs tor the eve
ming ~ games wsrr van ny Mics
Alice Anderson. Miss betty Helm.
and Mrs. y A. Huddoek
The guest list Included Mrs. A.
q Eseisy. mother ~ the bride
elect. Mrs. G. y. smith. mother ~
Miss Eafisy's fisnos Mrs. W J.
Ruddock. grandmother ~ the
honor guest. and hssds m
George sesley. Alvin High. Eiweii
Ruddock. Benjamin Huidoes. vIo-
LET Emanuel. Donald Smith and
Leonard High.
Misses Virginia Woods. Alice
Anderson. Gladys Anderson and
Ruth smith
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Ethan Frome"
To Be Repeated


Having played Ia capacity
audiences lasf weekend II
the Little theater with stand
inr room only sign At the hox
office. members Of the hoard
Of the Tacoma Drama league
announce . repeat engage
mcnt Of Ethan PRONE" on
Thursday evening ~ S:i5.
IN orsfrr o. ssnsd the diaspp<4ns-
ment experienced ~ many turing
N. rFst rsn AZ th~ play. the pub
tie ana members cf the league are
urged :. mshs rsssrvssicns 81 Ne
Little rhssssr bna affies. Main
scss. Thursday. frcm - e'eio>n
nam on.
mo ssrsaG acting ef ths nem-
hers AZ the east. ard the p~rfleu-
issty beautiful assaces sesces as-
signed ~ Alfred f,xshrid and
Mllsan kstsnum evoked ma.S
.ran,ansps. srpisass from the
capacity Audiences
Directed ~ Fssnsis Fuller. tAls
tragic drama n . ssrrsss>a Nee
rnsssna family. ~tsn Helen char.
man 81 zsnahss vrems. Afraid
RAIDER. hss unhappy husband srS
."r - '1'a ~ s.
-'' e".s !" sess ""af """'"
h'' - . hfs" sna sat roer ~
ALTON " earn hsr sssp en- r"s.
ray 'nssF rsf's ~'h : asrth sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Advertising Club
Meet, Wednesday

Girls Advertising club will h. held
on Wednesday In the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms. The speaker
viii be Or. John W Robinson.
member Of the teaching staff at
the College Of Puget Sound. His
subject viii h. Philosophy Of
Lfs."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Rev. Hopkins 10 Spell

Le sourd Christian Womfn's ~
oiety will meet in the church So.
cial hall, No 18th and Stevens
Thursday for II 80 luncheon. Rev
g. >. Hopkins will he IN. guest
speaker HosteHsef will be Mrs
Quart Close Mrs. Thomas Trsloaf
and Hrs. Fred Bsrto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Mrs. Charles Uhlmsn VIII
Entertain Thursday

Fircrest Community church cir
Gle will meet Thursday for 12:45
luncheon at the home Of Mrs
Charles Uhlmsn. Assisting will he
Mrs. 2. G. Hsrter. Mrs. Irene
Johnson Mrs. hsude Berry will
preside. Rev. Orsn Smith. assist
ant pastor Of First Presbyterian
church. will be the guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Girl Reserves Will Attend
Conference in Spokane
Representatives. Selected From 1seore Group
VIII Leave rridey for the Mid-Win'er psrIey

Seeking make themselves competent 10 meet the
problems of the world, group Of Girl Reserves viii Journey
e. Spokane Friday to attend the annual Girl Reserve
rnid-winter conference
There will be discussion of such topics propaganda
analysis civil liberties and refugee problems and
bits implications in their lives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Legion Auxiliary 10 Give Dance
AS 0rthopedic Benefit Event
Cabaret Party VIII Be Followed by Midnight Supper
Saturday in Legion Hall at 407 So. @ ST.

To assist the carryingon Of orhopedic work in this
vicinity, members of the American Legion auxiliary and
their friends will gather Saturday evening for dancing
party at the Legion hall 407 So This will be a cabaret
affair and supper will be served AT late hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21
Mass Meeting Here Monday
Night In Interest OF Coming
American Legion Convention

the Goth, is very DESTROYS of your
attendance at a mass meeting of
all business people TO be held in
the County Court House, Monday
night, January 9th. at 8 o'clock.
1T is our earnest desire to re-
frain from money making schemes
that will endanger our merchants.
We have repeatedly turned down
offers for carnivals, bingo games,
etc The Convention will bring
10 our city 5000 or more people
for period of four days. The
average spending power per per-
son IS at least $1,000 per day. This
viii be total amount of cash 10
our city amounting 20 over Sl25.-
0o000 We know that business
men and women OF our city are
very DESTROYS Of helping make this
Convention a big success. We
wish to tell you Of ali its detail and
ask your advice of certain mat
tiers.
Wont you please make il an
effort Of attending this meeting.
as i Viii be Of interest 20 you
whether or not II VIII De directly
connected with the Convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21
~ ~. ~. ~. ~. ~ 49,. Is
IRON CUARDSMEN
NOW REVOLVING
SOME GERMAN SOLDIERS IN
RUMANIA GARRISON
KILLED
my Associated PressD

BUDAPEST, Jan. 2l.-Revolt-
ing Iron Guardsmen in Rumania
have violated the Hungarian bor-
der and are attempting to over
throw the government o Premier
Montanescu and young King
'Mihai, it is reported here today.
Some German soldiers garri-
soned in Rumania have been
killed in the swiftly spreading re-
volt. government spokesmen here
said.
Diplomats and neutral observ-
ers in this country are said to be
watching the affair with keen in
terest as the possible prelude to a
full-fledged German occupation
of Rumania. The border incident
occurred, according to the re-
ports, when Iron Guardists who
have bitterly opposed Rumania's
forced ceSsion Of land gained after
the world war to Hungary, forced
their way across the frontier and
fought briefly with Hungarian
soldiers before retiring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21
REGISTRATIONS ON
KEYS BEING TAKEN
FOR PURPOSE OF BEING
MADE ELIGIBLE FOR
BOND ELECTION

c. Sam b. Curry. deputy super
visor of county registration, will
leave Key West tonight to begin
a three-day campaign for free
holders affidavits on the upper
keys, it was learned today. This
is in connection with the bond
election to be held next month.
The deputy supervisor will
spend all day tomorrow at Mara
thon, taking registrations from 9
o'clock until five with two hours
out at noon from IL o'clock until
two. Thursday he will spend the
day at Matecumbe, and Friday he
will take affidavits during the
morning at Tavernier and in the
afternoon at Rock Harbor.
John England. county super
visor of registration. said this
morning he will begin accepting
the affidavits at his home, 9l2
Southland street, after the court
house office is closed at 5 o'clock.
Citizens who have been unable 10
get into the office during the day
viii thus be enabled to file their
affidavitS before the deadline
February I
Affidavits up to today had to-
tailed i26 at the county office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21

An appeal to businessmen of the
city to attend a mass meeting in
county courthouse at s p. III Mon
day was made today by Robert F.
Spottswood, president of the Key
West Convention corporation.
The convention corporation is
arranging the state convention
here of the American Legion on
April 1926. The appeal was made
TO businessmen Of the city ca the
basis of a probable expenditure of
$l2S,000 by the American Legion
during the convention.
Pointing out that the Conyen-
ton corporation has repeatedly
turned down requests that it Spon-
scr carnivsls. bipgo games and
such events. Mr.. Spottswood
makes il clear that the business
firms of the city should contribute
literally to support the American
Legion convention.
Mr.. SpottSwood'S letter follows:
The Key West Convention Cor
poration. which IS getting ready
70 stage the Department - Flor
ida American Legion Convention
to Key West April 2Srd through
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21
Coast Guard Vessels Call
Off Search For Airplane

Back from their third search
for a missing airplane within the
week, coast guard vessels based
at Key West this morning called
off their hunt for a plane piioted
by John l.. Morris, Jr., of Miami.
which failed to arrive here with
some 65 others from Havana.
The tiny monoplane, with gas
enough for only three hours
flight, was last seen yesterday
afternoon by the cutter Sarsnac.
headed out to sea about IS miles
south Of Miami II apparently
was far off its course and had
missed Key West by miles
1t II, 3. Haskins. coast guard
executive officer. said this morn
ing the plane had flown out Of the
Key West territory and the search
would be taken up by planes and
ships based at Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21
SPOTTSWOOD
HEADS LEGION
CORPORATION
ELECTED TO PRESIDENCY
AT MEETING OF BOARD
OF DIRECTORS LAST EVE
MING

Robert F. Spottswood, Key
/ West businessman, was unani-
mously elected president of the
Key West Convention corporation
at meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors in American Legion con-
vention headquarters. La Concha
hotel building, last night.
At the same time the corpora
ton accepted the resignation of
William H. Reardon as secretary.
/ Mr. Reardon asked that it be ac-
copied because all of his time was
to be spent on pushing the sale of
the automobile by the corpora
ton.
DR.. A. M. Morgan was elected
secretary in place of Reardon. He
will take office Immediately.
On the question of decorations
for the convention the corporation
told the representative of a dec
Grating company to submit his
proposition in writing. The line
| of march of the parade, the head
quarters of the Legion and its
Auxiliary and all the stores of the
city will be decorated for the Am
erican Legion convention here
April 1926
The proposition submitted by a
local tour agency for trip to Ha-
vana was rejected by the cor
poration on the ground that the
rates to be charged were too high.
Al Mills, executive director of the
corporation, was directed to work
out the Legion's trip of Havana
beginning on April q, after the
Legion convention closes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21

Radio reports from the Saranac
said the plane was headed on a
northeasterly course and flew at
an estimated rate Of ITO land
miles per hour It's course was
more or less in the direction Of
the Bahama islands, but coast
guard officers here doubted IL
would have enough fuel to make
the hop and felt il would have
been forced TO land either on one
Of the small keys in the area or
al sea.
The cutters Pandora. Nemesis
and Juniper. all Of which took
part in the search yesterday.
meanwhile. returned To Key
West. Nemesis has been ordered
to Fort Jefferson with supplies
for park service employees there.
while the other two vessels viii
return 10 routine patrol duty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21
Eighteen Fishermen Believed
To Have Died In FrcclnQ
Waters Of Boston HarbOr
tBy Associated Press,

(By Associated FressD
BOSTON. Jan. 2l.-Eighteen
fishermen aboard the foundered
trawler Mary E. o'Iara are be-
lieved to have died this morning
in the near freezing waters of
Boston harbor.
Five of the vessels complement
of % men were picked up by
another trawler nearly three
hours after the Mary E. O'Hara
had struck sunken barge and
gone down. Eleven Coast Guard
vessels and many private craft are
searching the waters of the har-
Dor, but with the temperature
lowering at about Is degrees
above zero, little hope is held out
for the remaining members of the
crew.
The heavily ice-coated Mary E.
O'Hara apparently ripped out her
bottom on sunken barge near the
entrance to the harbor. and the
exhausted survivors who were
picked up believe most of the sea-
men must have been trapped in
their hunks.
Others, who managed to reach
the deck and climb into the rig
ging, the survivors said gradually
dropped into the sea, unable to
hang on in the intense cold.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21
Colonel Robinson Arrives
To Inspect Army Barracks
TNwMwAw.aw. ~ gw -. ~
NOVICES MAKE GOOD
ON FISHING OUTING

They say noviccs have all
the luck and If certainly
seems to hold in the case of
Harold Stabler. of Chevy
Chase. D. c.. and F. L. Bow
man. of Tilghman. Md.
Mr.. Bowman caught his
sailfish on his second deep
sea fishing expedition last
Saturday. and Mr.. Stabler
went and did likewise Yester-
day-on his fourth deepsea
trip.
What's more. Mr.. Strabel's
sailfish goes to the top of the
Casa Marina Record Board.
with TO-. 431z pounds. the
same length but just a half
pound heavier than MIR. Bow
mans.
The very first strike of the
day was a sail and they had
five strikes all told. the last
of which they landed. This
surely removes both out of the
novice class.
Judge and Mrs. John Van
Voorhis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Farnham. of Roches-
ter. N. Y. accompanied c.
II. Stuart. of Newark. N. Y.
on a fishing trip. They ran
into a school of bonita and
brought back a boxful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave N. Nc
Gregor. of Springfield. Mo.
went, out to try their luck.
The biggest fish of their haul
was a j so-irch barracuda.
which weighed 1914 pounds.
Seven boats went out from
the Casa Marina dock today.
~. aws ~, a@w. 49,. ~ 49, aw. 50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-21
HUGE STEAMER
STILL AGROUND
my Associated Press,

WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 81.
Two heavy-duty tugs which had
waited until high tide for the
purpose strained at the mooring
lines of the stranded luxury liner
Manhattan this morning. But
nothing happened.
The huge liner. aground on
bar north of here for nine days,
could not be budged from the sand
which has now built up around
her hull and men in charge OF
floating her admitted after the
tugs attempt that nothing could
be done without more equip
ment.