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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18

"Some union leaders,, he said,
"are impeding the program by
sponsoring unnecessary strikes"
This action, prompted by selfish
ness, seems to be producing a
wave of public disapproval
which in the emergency, might
result ''in some Government re-
strictions of the rights of labor.
Naturally, the people of the
United States are somewhat in
terested in the results of the Wis
its that have been paid to Berlin,
Rome and Moscow by Yusoke
Matsuoka, the Foreign Minister
of Japan. The idea that the Jap
anese statesman took the long
journey to see the scenery or to
discuss platitudes should be dis
missed from the mind. Obvious
ly, it was intended to pave the
way for increased Japanese par
ticipation in world affairs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

Benn audi bic ei9entlitbe Saiion
al @Hoe mar, 10 fanb iid bod faft on
iebem gbenb cine fleinere @eiellihait
aus Sem aablreihen 8efanntenfreiie
Ger 5anlilie sur Eeeitunbe in benz
Morris 'iheu Satie ein, oas ltets ie-
benz 9eil,her goitlid 9eoifnet NOR.
0ton brabte bort onsenebme Stnn-
sen at, ,mo aud oie eriten Sof. nno
Staatsbeonteu pflegten Die Jrenno.
id)ait nit Dem einflubreiben nno bel
ieSer @elegcnbeit bon Dem Ser5os int
beionoers ihmeibelboiter 8eiie aus.
geaeibneten Ntinionor.
Scf1er nod, oils CT es ION It 9etan,
fam ser 0oron pon &ciringen. Sc.
ocrnlanm ianb bies notiirlib. sSei.
rinaen ipar ilt bcm fleinen &reiic 0es
Morris 'iben Souics ein 9on5 Anoe.
rcr alS ionit, er 5eiotc Otorris 9e9en.
iibcr cine ioit ebrcrbietioe EiidIibt.
ipic ct lic ionit lelbit ben pornebmlten
Eerioucn Scr @elcliboit niht a,,teil
iperoen licb, luno eiu oft perletenoer
Sodmut lhieu int oiciem &reile oan3
eebonnt; CT muBtc oie llnterbolt,mg
aut 10 geiitpou 5u fiibrcn nmo 10 on.
regeno 5l hclchcn. boi' cr fo't immer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

ben 0iittelpuuft Der (3elcIlldaft bill
betc. ST entpideltc bobei 10 piele lie.
beuslpiiroiee gisenlt)aiten, bob er
mandc lciner @c9ner, Sie MIR aus
&iidiiht allf oen 9er5oo bisber on'
Berlibc 9e5ieb,noen nit ibm nnter-
bicltcn, nit lid periobntc.
Noh einiger 3eit 3eiotc er cine
5ipar nienals toftlos bcrpor9efcbrte,
aber Ooh iebr benlcrfborc Anfmerf-
iamfeit fir sic bone Sobtcr Ses
Soules. @enn man on iNonen aben.
beu int Eorf mar, 10 ,puBte er es oft
mic 5uidlie ein5uribten, bob er nit
Glen in SEN 8osfetts iib BON Der
iibrigcn @eleai ihoft ouf einiee 3eit
ilolierte. Sci einer aaocneinen lin.
terbaltung id)ien ct porjn9sipeiie fir
iie 5u ipreden, er nobn jcoe ibrer
8eWcglm9en auf, ipenbetc oIles, ,pas
tic ioete, 10, baB es beionoers beoe,'
teno eridien, re9te ibre steu9ier an
uno beantiportetc Damn ibre 1raeem
10 eingebeno umo interciiant, bob IS
oft ben Mni6ein bate, ols Oh Dos
i,,nee 0tdoden lelbit hos @eipratb
leitete nno iiibrte.
Glen ielbit idien boourd eeIbmei.
6clt, minbeltens mar iie lebbafter als
ionit nno trot aus ber 3uriidbaltune,
sic lie ionit oem Baron 9eeeniiber be.
obabtet bate, mebr mn6 mebr bera,.s.
(Jortiesnue folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

Serr SracD Strong, ein antoriiier.
ter SnIpeftor Der &ric9s9cfon9enen
in europa, ipelber felt 1ebrnor bie
be r idieoeneu neutrality-suspicious.
in Deutihlano nno @u9lonb belnbt
bat, iaete nad ieiner Nnfnnft in Netp
9orf, ipie unterm 10. Suli miteeteilt
lpuroe, boB int sroBen @on5en Die
&rieessefangenen in Sen peribieoenen
e,lropoiihen 2Gnoern i'm @inflanee
NIT bem Abfonmen Der @enfer Son.
feren5 gut bebanoelt ,piirben. sSn ben
@efangenenla9ern befGnben iid mebr
ais 100000 &rieeseefoneene, Die
meiiten in ,0elltlblonb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27
Nsittippd, ben ~. Hasnit f941

ellielt telteil Bo0efl 5ll ldDnfteit 1ii0
a,id fir, Sic 3aflinit Sbrem Gamen
ben 8lans 81, erbalten, sn bem Der-
felbe beredtigt lit"
.9ic rciden gnrtien iino ibiper
All finoen, lino nleiue sSeinoe baben
Diele gorltrteile eeeer mid Dadge-
rnien i,no MIDI Idledter seinalt, ais
i6 es Derbienci. = \
SD babe eillen @eoanfen, ingte
Der Ser5og, nl,no CLAUDE, DOB oer-
feIbe onsfiibrbar ipdre, ipenm Sic, es
iiber lif) geluinnen fonnen, itd elmer
feiten Sroln,ng 5ll fiigen ,,no itatt So
res SobMllts allr Sic euter llnb lie
benslpiiroigen @igenidafte,1 eelteno
al madet oie, nie ih INNER nod
eIauben mobtc, ben eigentIihen Rern
sSsbres 8eiens biloen oenn id fam
nnb min nidt amnebmen, odB oas
8lnt Sbres @robbaters, itb IN Sbne,t
berlellgnen iollte, uno boB Sic oie
aebnlihfeit nit ibm nur a,t beubeln
beriteber'
.@s lit mein bodites 8eltreben,
@obeit, meinem erlaubten @roBpater
als ,ileinem Gorbiloe nahalitreben.
ugenn benn, i6 ertparte ben 8es
,peis. Da lit bic Sodter oes Ameri-
faners 0forris. Sd ipeiB, bob~ er ieiu
eanaes Germ0gen ilt 5lpei ~Seile. tel,
len miro, ,no bas beoe,,tet fir INT
iere gerbaltniiie einen eroben 5ur
MISUNDERSTANDING Der glan5enoltsn
Stell,lng -eeniigenoen &ei6tunt."
Sure .Sobeit baben boron &c.
oadt', rief 8eiri,teen nit bem auss
brnd frcuoieen Staunens. "ssn mir
1T au6 ein FOLDER @eoanfe auise,
tanbt, ,no id muB geiteben, bab
5rGulein Glen Morris, al,d eana ab,
eeiebeu BON ibrem Heihtunt, ale 81
genidoften beIitt, sic ib fiir meine
@emablin tpiiniben fonntc. Ser &on.
full Morris bat mir ltets entgegell.
fommenoe Sreunoibaft bemieien, ,.no
itbtpare bielem @eoanfen bieleihi
fbon raber getrete,1, ipenn id bie 3,,s
itimm,mg @urer Sobeit at elmer lol.
hen Ofesalliance bate porausiebel
fonnen." ~.
,,Was lit Mesolliance in unIeret
3eit?" fraste ser Ser5os ahiel5uf,
feno. ,Morris lit ein Mann, ben id
bobabte, ,mo ielbit mas Die anBert
Gorm anbetrifft, liebe iib elm &ns,
meg finben, oer audi Ben Sorurteilel
Der 8elt eeredt ipiiroe. Morris III
i'm 8egriff - tpos ib Sbnen be,lte
nod i'm 8ertrauen mitteile, aber ball
Ser 8elt befannt perbeu miro = fiji
feinem ~Sobn ein Maiorat at itiften
Daslelbe miro er fir feline Sodte,
tnn, nno ib tperoe meinerIeits serr
ibr einen Nalnen eeben, ber lib mil
Dem Namen Weiringen pobl berei
nigt.''
,,8ie, ion id @urer !Sobeit fir ir
biel @naoe banfen?" rief @eirineeu
.@ine @naoe, sic i6 Ieioer niht per
bient babe, .oeren ib mid aber fiinftie
,piir6ig a1 5eigen eelobe."
,,Rnn oe,,n, id mill fir Sic iprc
den. Rommt Der @eoanfe 5ur ams
fiibrung, 10 CLAUDE id), Sbre 3nf,,nf,
ais eeiidert betrahten au fonnen
benn Serr Norris 1T san5 Ser Maun
nm Sic onrd feite Sbranfen gege,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

Ie9eIiDellell Ole SSTeIDetI GER SelDltpcs
itimnlilng iiberlalie. &iirbe bie Hei.
girlg meiner Sohter lid Dem Baron
8eiringen 5nipeftOen, 10 uiiroe ih
meinerieits gesen cine iolbe Aabl
feine ginDcnoung at nladcm babe,l.
Sb ieooh cine iolde Neiaina ,mo9lid
uno ipabrideinlih it, bariiber mOtbtc
id einen 3tpeiiel bor @nrer Sobeit
nibt 5uriidbalten. Sb CLAUDE, oab
Der &ang uno Naulen ipenis @inorud
aui GLEN naden."
,0icle gntlport eripartc ib bon
Sbnen mein Iieber 0torris", ia9te
ser Ser5oa ,,iie lit pifenber5is lmb
eines @brenmannes, Wie iie, ipiirOig.
sSern Jet es> bon mir, in elmer iolben
Nngeleeenbeit iraeno ,peldcn 3mona
ooer ou6 nur cine llnterrebung 5u
ipiinlhcn. God bat ia &eirineeu allc
@igcnIdoften, nm elmer illn9en Game
5u geiallcl', ,lno es lpiirbe mid irellen,
lue,m ibm oies alb BET Sbrer Sohtcr
eelingcu ioute!'
,@r lpro6 nod cinige liebens,piir-
bige &orte uno entlieB Morris, lcbr
5ufrieoen nit oem @rfolge ieines Gor=
i6lages. sta6 ieiner lteber3elel.ng
tuar ia 8eirinoen 9on5 ser Monn,
nm oas Ser5 eines il.neen, niht lon-
ge bent &inocsalter enttpohienen
Wdobens 5u geipinnen.
0forris fcbrte na6benflib nod
Soule auriif. 9ie gauge Sohc lpar
! ibnt int b6bitcn @rooc peinlidl es
fom ibn luie cine ltnreblihfeit Dor,
oem !6er5oe ireeno ipelhe pofimn9
ge9eber SIT babe,l, nno bclnob log
ibm baran audi leiner Sobter nmo
Bruno, bic beioe 10 Jung paren, nod
sic polle Srcibeit iiber ibre @rtlh hlie=
Bungen 5u loiien. 8eiier NOR es ia,
ipenn sic lp0tere Nblebn,ng oui 81
lens per5 5.riifgciiibrt purbe, OILS
lpenn er BON oornberein einc BON bem
Ser5og beeiinitiete 8elperbllng 6llriid=
eeipieien bdttc. Sn bieIem Slime
lprod er nit leincr 5rou l,no bat iie
orin9euo, Glen bon oem None bes
Ser5ogs nidts ipiileu 5u laiien, lnt
ibr oic poIlc llnbefongenbeit at loiien.
8eirin9cn, 10 bottle er, piirbe oann
Ielblt luobl baIo iid bon ser slus-
| iibtsloiigfeit ieiner 8eniibnneen I'M
@aens Ser3 iiber5eueen, ,,no sic So
DIE wiiroc iib in elmer na1 feiner
Seite bin pcrletenben &eile erleoi=
gen.
9ie @eielidaitsiailon mar 81 Gil
oe: 0ie Sage I'M Morris 'iden Sauic
berliefen rubig nnb gleidmaBig.,
Norris ,por bnrd) feline pielieitise se=
l6aftlibe Sdtigfeit ltarf in Nnlprub
genomme,. Glen troumte BON ser
3nfunft, sic ibr 10 le,rdteno aufac-
saneen tpar, nno sSrau Worris fiibr=
te, fret bon bem 3uanae grober Sc
leaiboften, bas freunolid bebasli6e
2eben ipeitcr, bon Dem ibr Mann ieSc
Sorge uno jeoe Aufresvns fernbieIt.
Bruno id3rieb lanee> l,no a,lsfiibr-
libe Sriefe, 'pelde ct 6urb 9errn
0urris at Glen rid)tetc, nn6 Idil=
oerte ibr alle @iubriidc, sic ct auf
ieiner Geiie empfangen bate, nit
leiner gon5en poetii6en nnb fiinit.
leriI6en 8egeilterung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

Nnoenfens SDres @roBDnferS lDiirDlg,
oas MIDI bo5il beltinlnt, aud ieet ipie-
oer fir sic. eil,oitreten."
Donit pcrnbidjieoete er ben Baron.
sd iperoe ioaleid ons 8erf se-
ben, iaete Der Ser5og, oIs er allein
mar, ,,es lit ,neine Eflidt eeeen mei-
lle,t @roBonfel, fir ieillen gtodfom-
mem oem er ieinen fiirltliben gamcn
.nidt binterlaiien fonnte, Der aber
oennod meine,n So,lie redtmdbis
nabe itebt, ail iorgen.'
@r lieB Morris bnrd cine ser az
ieine,n 3icnit bercititebenoen Srbon-
nan5en 5u iib bitten ernpfine Sen
f6ncl grideinenoen NIT m,beror-
oentlider 2iebenspiirbiefeit uno tell
te ibm nit. oab ct 9erm bereit lei,
fir ieinen Spbn bie faiierlibe Aner=
fennung anr @rnennlng au,n SSrei=
BERN bon Morris -Goenau gu erlpir-
fen. .
SD bin erfreut'', fubr er boml
fort, ,,iiber sic MitteiInns elmer pobr-
i6einIi6cn Gerbinoung Sbrer 5amilie
nit oem Sauie bes 8raien 8ilfcn<
berg. @s fommt ba einmal bos @clo
nno ser sloel III rebter ,rno ridtiger
@eiie ouiommen, pas leioer ,lid,t oft
ser Saa lit. Sic ipiiier, tpie iebr id
Mid fir Sic lno SSbre Samilie infer
eiiiere. Sielleibt f6nnte onb nod ser
anoeren Seite bin cine 0bnlibe Ser
binoling ins 8erf geictt ipcroen, ,pel=
die eie mir ielbit uno meinem Sonie
nabe bro6te" !"
0iorris iab i'm erito,nt uno fro
sc,lo at.
uSie fennen @eirineen'', fubr Ser
Ser5os fort, uuno boben iid itets
eiinitig iiber i'm auseeiproden, mas
mir iebr erfreulid NOR, oa 10 nan-
berlei 6ebler, sic er iih bat auldul-
oen fonrnen Iailen, bielfab iebr
ihroff nno lieblos beurteilt wcroen;
Sic ipilien, bab er oer Sobn meines
@roBonfels lit, oeHen @efnoblin eine
ipiirOige nno ausgeaei6nete Dame
ipar. @r begt cine ernlte 9fei9ung
| fiir Sbre liebenstpiiroige Sohter, ,tno
sic iparen pabrlib oer Monn, nm
ibm cine feite Salt,ng in ieiner Sc
bensfiibrung at eeben, sic ibm Bis
iett nod feblt. Sd nteilterieits 'piiroe
MIDI freuen, ,penn ih Sbre Sohtcr
als meine @robni6te beeriiBen
fOnnte.'
Morris ipar beltiir5t iiber bicle 10
plosli6 unO nnermartet ibm eeitelIte
Sraee, in nelder ia nob Ser aui<
iaiiuns bes Seraoes cine Aus3eid)-
nnng nno elm ebrenpolles Gertrauen
liesen mubte. @r id)0tte oen @eiit
uno bie pielieitieen &enntniiie Berin-
gems, ber 'iid ibm itets nur bon ser
beiten ,lno liebenspiiroieiten Seite
eeaeiet batte, uno mar au6 nidt ser
Mann,- oeiien Sueenoberirrungen, TO-
ipeit tie ibm befannt maren, iibern,d=
Zig itreng au beurteilen. 8are oer
goridlag friiber an i'm berangetre-
ten, er bate i'm pielleibt nidt I'M
eiinitig aufeenommen, MN aber iuor
er ia eebunoen, oenn er bate ia,
ipenn ou6 obne cine ausbriidlihe 3u-
ltimm,lng @Ilens 2iebe au Bruno
Cart gebilliet. Dapon fonnte er ie=
oo6 ben Ser3og nod feline Mtittei-
Evening star., 1941-02-06

sale liquor stores at 10 pm. week
days, II midnight on Saturdays and
the days before holidays and closed
all day on holidays.
Opposition was voted to any in
crease in taxes until the District is
properly represented in a body to
vote against such an increase.
The association also opposed any
increase in gasoline tax in the Dis
trict, the additional fund to be used
for more policemen or traffic sub
way system, as has been suggested
in Congress.
Support of the proposed cross
town bus line was voted, the group
calling for either the Klingle road
or Military road route.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

injuries. including a fractured skull
and badly lacerated face and eyes.
He was flown from the Wasp to
Miami, Fla, where he was put
aboard the Secretary of Nays per-
sonal air transport for the flight to
Washington. Immediate hospitali-
zation was needed for a plastic sur
gerry operation to save the eye.
Whether the operation is successful
has not yet been determined. On ar
rival here he was given special at
tention, among the consultants be-
ing Rear Admiral Ross T. McIntire,
personal physician to the President.
London's great fire of 1865 de-
StrOyed fOur-fifthS of the city.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
| Seaman Treated
| After 7,600-MHe
Trip to Save Eye

A seaman from the aircraft car
cier Wasp is in the Navy Hospital
here after 1900 mile air trip was
made in an effort to save his eye
sight.
Leonard H. Yates, seaman second
class, was on duty on the flight deck
of the Wasp when he was struck
by the propeller of a plane as it
left the carrier. He suffered severe
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Two Commerce Bureau
Chiefs Are Appointed

Appointment of James H. Edwards
and Robert F. Martin as chiefs of
two new divisions of the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
was announced by Secretary Jones
yesterday. Mr.. Edwards will head
the Division of International Econ
omy and Mr.. Martin will head the
Division of Industrial Economy.
These are the last Of five appoint
ments made by Secretary Jones
under recent reorganization which
gives national defense absolute
priority in the work of the bureau.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Newspaper Sales Hit
Peak DURING 1899

Newspapers obtained a greater
revenue in 1889 from subscriptions
and sales than in the boom year of
1929, the Census Bureau revealed
today.
Based on reports from 1910 news
paper establishments covered by the
census of manufactures, the bureau
estimated 1889 revenues from this
source at $306, 1872 ,294-the highest
total so far recorded, as compared
with SITS, ,7S1, ,131 in 1929.
Advertising revenues, which to-
tailed s797, 1893 231 in 1929, were $780,
Evening star., 1941-02-06

494,s4l in 1899. The value of prod.
ucts and receipts reported by the
1910 newspapers covered by ths
1889 census was s845 ,687,135. Be-
cause they account for a relatively
small part of the totals. newspapers
doing less than 5000 business an
nually are not covered in the census.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Early Sunday Liquor Sales
Opposed by Association

Any change in the present liquor
laws that would permit liquor to be
sold by the drink from u midnight
Saturday to 2 am. Sunday was op-
posed by the Friendship Citizens As
sociation last night after hearing a
report of its president, Samuel j.
Fllckinger. An amendment to the
report recommended no sale of
liquor by the drink from IL midnight
sunday to 2 am. Monday.
m a separate resolution the as
eocfation favored the closing of off,
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Tool Engineering Course

Howard University will offer .
course in tool engineering Febru.
ary IA under the direction OF the
Federal Office Of education in con-
nection with the defense training
program. The course will be u
weeks
Evening star., 1941-02-06

From 1884 to 1885, Mr.. Edwards
was chief of the Latin American
division in the Office of the special
adviser to the President on foreign
trade, and in 1886 was director of
the commercial department of the
Export t-Import Bank From 1897 to
1893 he served as financial adviser
to the government of Nicaragua and
general manager of the National
Bank Of Nicaragua.
Mr.. Martin is a former senior
economic analyst in the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Thomas Gainsborough collected
musical instruments because the
sight of them pleased him. He coulj
play only the violin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-12
Keep Your
Chins Tn!

We are at war, it is true, but a
hearty laugh will help US bear up
under our heavy loads. That's the
reason "there will always be an
England" That's the reason no
country on Gods green earth will
ever vanquish America.
Our Christmas edition will be a
hearty edition. Many of your
friends and organizations will say
to our readers in no unmistakable
words, MERRY Christmas" The
fun and good cheer will drive the
war blues away.
Forms for the Christmas special
pages close December 20. Be sure
you don't get left. The Christmas
edition will be delivered to many
on December % and others on De-
cember "a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-12

Stanley Tabor, star center for
the Marshall High School of st.
Paul, has been sidelined because Of
illness. Coach Holman as well as
the entire squad await the result
of the doctors exam this week
because without "Tab" in there,
Marshall High is just another high
school team Marshall defeated st.
Agnes, 2O-10, Friday, with Louis
Brown, Ettleton Gardner and John
Cotton looking good in winning.
st. Paul Hockey fans continue
to support their team in great
numbers. A large crowd Sunday
night saw the "Saints" drop the
Fort Worth Rangers, Az. Games
this week are December IL, Dali,
las, and December ID, Minneapo-
lis.
Buzz Brown, popular young well
terweight of st. Paul, will fight in
one of the spots in the Minneapolis
Armory Friday night, December
IL. Buzz, after a lay-off from the
fight game for a short while, is
definitely on his way back.
That bowling class of "Gals,"
some 20 strong, are getting quite a
kick out of knocking the naples
around at the Midway Y. The girls
bowl twice week, on Mondays and
Fridays, with possibility Of get
ting another day. This weeks high
scorer was Geneva Burkhalter who
popped the naples for 102 and
that amt bad for a persons Sec
ond trip to the alleys-and next
week we'll drop out a few simple
hockey rules, so if you are inter-
ested look US up.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-12
Shoes.
Editor Labeled
Smart Jackass"
By Rev. Martin

Rev. A. F. Martin, new pastor of
Bethesda Baptist Church, Mime
apolis, labeled the editor of the
Minneapolis Spokesman, "a smart
jackass" and said, 81 want no part
of him, walking or riding" Sunday
morning, after the close of services
at that church.
Rev. Martin was referring to
Cecil Newman who has edited Ne
gro periodicals in this vicinity foI
IA years.
Martin had preached what listen
ers called a good sermon on the
virtues of christianity, and its
values" baptized a convert, and
conducted the Lords supper.
Rev. Martin came to Minneapolis
from a small church in Lawrence,
Kans., several weeks ago. He is a
veteran preacher of 25 years. ex-
perience.
Two weeks before he came to
the charge Bethesda Church voted
80 to to begin an advertising
campaign in the Spokesman. When
Martin arrived dissenters to the
proposed ad and publicity cam
paign lobbied on the matter and
Martin finally told his trustee
board and church to break the con-
tract which they had authorized
with the newspaper.
Martin talked with the publisher
of the paper by phone Dec. 8, and
ordered the ad cancelled. When
reminded that the church had q
contract to fulfill he wrathfully
said that the contract would not be
lived up to.
When he was reminded that
, churches and ministers of all PEG,
pie ought to honor contracts he be.
came indignant and said an see
that the account is not paid"
The chairman of the trustee
board, Garrett Davis, who signed
the contract for the church, ap
preached the minister in the church
hall, Sunday, in an effort t.
straighten out the matter in {
Christian and businesslike manner
His approach occasioned the pas
tors outburst of apparent angel
against the papers editor.
Would Resign
Martin loudly stated in the pres
ence of several hearers that if the
church insisted on paying dime OF
the money on the contract he would
resign whether he was here six
months or six years!
When told of Rev. Martins out
burst against him Newman only
smiled and said, "No comment"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-12

about the coat. We do not know
whether he is guilty or not OF
whether the coat was just left there
temporarily by some thoughtless
person Extremely thoughtless) il
you ask me. Now dear friends,
what do you think?
Note to Miss Troy (whO wrote
in this week.: Sorry, we have nc
definite information about that
gentleman of whom you wrote.
Round the Clock: Just heard
that,JOHN CYRUS, one of our St
Paul boys, is stationed out in Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii, right now. Was
told the Omega Fraternity plans to
have a holiday party on the 18th
of December at the Sterling club
-. The Jr. Sterling club is also
planning their shindig for 'rounG
and about Christmas Eve.
MAURICE COPELAND, who's
down at Lincoln University, Mis-.
souri,, is making plans to spend his
Christmas vacation with his family
in st. Paul. 'Tis said AUGUST
PIPER of st. Louis, NO., will also
be visiting what young lady dur
ing the holidays?
Scenes at One of the st. Paul
Night Spots: BUD and SUE KEEL
LY having eyes and ears for only
each other at one of the tables.
Was ROBERT MURRAY "star-
gazing" with ALBERTA NEAL ?
LEROY and THEODOSIA
MARTIN were greeting and meet
ing various friends of theirs. .
And who was with RICHARD SEES
SION? HARVEY PITTMAN
seemed to be "soloing" for the eve
ming, wasn't he?
Well, friends, I'll have to be hur-
rying along for now, but I'll be
SEEM you again next week.
YOUR PAL,
SAL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-12
Sport Light
(By Jimmie Lee)

There are only a few major
changes in the 1941-42 basketball
rules, chiefly Of which are: The
three-second lane restriction ap-
plies only to that part of the lane
between the free-throw lane and
the end lines.
A substitution may be made any
time the ball is dead. o..
To encourage standardization, it
is recommended that basketballs
without seams (sewed) be used ex-
clusively. The standard back
board has an overall width of "a
inches. The larger rectangular
board is still legal but the rules
committee recommends that the
standard board be installed in all
new buildings and that on all other
courts the changes be made as soon
as possible. All other changes
in the rules are minor.
Halle @. Brown House will
again enter teams in the st. Paul's
Municipal Basketball League with
teams entered in the Junior and
intermediate divisions. Games will
be played each week on a home
and-home schedule for ten games.
The intermediate team are:
Harold Harris, Lloyd Gamble, Leon
Pressly, Nose Wallace, Harold
Brown, Warner Hayes, "Tubby''
and "Muff" Graham and Edgar
Pillow.
The Junior team boys are: Phil
Archer, Hugh Schuck, Frank
Brown, George Washington, Percy
Zachary, Sherman Harper, Louis
White, Jr., and Donald Titus.
Coach Dwight Reeds football
city-wide champions Of the Midget
and Junior League received gold
footballs and trophies for their
success at banquet for all league
champs Wednesday night.
The Junior Basketball team will
travel to Rochester, Mimi, Deem
Der IA, to play a preliminary game
to the Galloping Gopher-Harlem
Globe Trotter game the second
time this team has made this trip.
Coach Reed will find a little time
to try his hand at playing; he will
wear the colors of the Irshman-
Muzzly team "a Senior A outfit,
and a favorite to win the cham
pionship in their division.