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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. Z. up
Associate OPM Director General
Sidney Hillman said today the
United States must END the idle
ness Of machines BY lnaugurating
three or four shifts daily in all
key defense plants.
Considerable progress has been
made in recent months IN the
expansion Of shift operations in the
defense industries and there Is
prospect y. more progress along
t"L line III the near future Hill
man SAID
President Roosevelt told labor
delegates from 80 nations attend
ing the .lnal session of the inter-
national labor office conference yes
terday that Americans must sub
merge their labor industry differ
cnCes and work three shifts a
day to hcip defeat Hitler.
KEUDSEN Mods
OPM Director General william
6. KnudScn was known to have
appro;cd Of President Roosevelt'A
call for three shift" defense pro-
gram He has been calling for
longer working hours and privately
has expressed a desire for uninter-
luptcd production of war mater
Ial5 on tull 24-hour basis He
also has appealed TO aircraft plants
10 remain in operation over holi-
day periods.
HiIlman said most of the key
defense industries already are OPP
Grating on multiple Shift sched-
uIes Most Of the blast furnaces,
steel and rolling mills, and chem
zeal factories are running three
or four shifts day, he said. But
some machines still stand idle
during part Of the 24-hour day
which could be used in manufac-
ture of armarsents, he said.
We must END the idlesness OF
machines he said. There must
be no weekend blackout IN oul
defense factories"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
Watchman's S Error
Blamed for
SIS Million Fire

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. !. up
"A watchman who mistakenly turn
ed off the sprinkling system be-
cause he feared greater damage
by water than By flames was
blamed today for the $l5,000000
fire at the Firestone Rubber and
Latex Procucts co. plant last month.
A report mailed last night to all
policy holders by the factory in
surance association Of Hartfort,
Conn, said a small oven fire IL
plant No. S, was under control
when the unnamed watchman Shut
off the sprinklers.
The fire gained head'aay, the
report said, swept across the oil
soaked floor and was not controlled
until II hours later when seven
mills were left smouldering in its
wake
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
Plan TO Draft
18.Year.0lds
Frowned Upon

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 tUP)
Proposals to lower the conscriptioG
age and draft youths l8 years ok,
met little enthusiasm in congress
sional circles today.
A survey of available member.
OF the senate military affairs COM
mittee which would have to pass
upon the proposal, found no mem
Der willing to commit himself Il!
favor of such a plan. Privately
several expressed the opinion il
could never pass congress.
The proposal was put forward IS
a possibility by Brig. Gen. Lewis
B. Hershey, head of the selectiye
service system, in speech in Phil
adelphia. Hershey said it was q
move which might have to be taken
in event the size of the armed fore
es is expanded to greater degree
than is contemplated now.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

each toCay.
A federal jury dehberated an hour
and SO minutes last night and found
them guilty Of three counts of vio-
lating the anti-racketeering law.
Federal Judge John c. Knox. prais-
ing the jury for having found what
q. S. Attorney Matthias F. Correa
called these Chicago hoodlums'
guilty, revoked their bonds, $4,000
each, and ordered them to jail to
await sentence Wednesday.
If Judge Knox gives them the
maximum penalty-and he indicat-
ed no syInpathr for them-they
would be sent TO prison fr 30 years
each and fined $4,000 apiece.
BAD MAN CRIES
The bespectacled Brwne's face
dict; his jaws worked convulsively
and tears came into his eyes. The
heavy jowled Bioff, who had been
outwardly unperturbed throughout
the trial. only rubbed an old scar
on his chin.
DIONNe ID p4eSIueIlt OI tllt 4llVSI
national Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees tAFL) and until a few
weeks ag, vice president of the
American Federation of Labor. Bioff,
former panderer in Chicago, is west
coast representative Of the IATSE.
They were brought to trial Oct.
for eXtorting, according to the
indictments, S550,0O0 from Loew's
inc; Warner Brothers Pictures, inc.
Paramount Pictures and Twentieth
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
Army Plans Camp
In Florence, Ariz.
WASHINGTON. Nov

WASHINGTON, Nov I. up
The war department toGay
awarded an architectural engineer
ing contract TO Headman, Ferguson
and Carollo, Phoenix, ArIZ, for plan
ming an army camp near Florence
Ariz.
The camp, designed for q cap
acity Of 1000 men VIII cost ap-
proximately $3.50, ,407 il i l. built
The department said TIE camp l.
part Of long range program PIT
y.ouSly announced
The war department said thai
plans prepared under this contract
viii cover 800 miscellaneous can-
tonment-typc building and utilities
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
Hollywood Says:
Bye Bye Bioff'

Hollywood, Nov 7. CUPp-In an
editorial headed, Bye, Bye, Bioff,
the authoritative trade magazine
Daily Variety said tody movie lbor
is breathing freer and easier as
result of conviction Of George E.
Browne and William Bioff on ex-
tortion charges.
"Shack!es on labor-and particu-
larlr on the ranks of the Interna-
tional Alliance of Theatrical Stage
EnplOyes-came off, for good we
hope, with the conviction of Brown
and Bioff," the editorial signed by
Editor Arthur Ungar said.
Il detailed efforts said TO have
been made by Bioff TO force variety
TO print editorials telling what a
great friend of the industry he was
When the magazine declined. the
editorial said, Bioff threatened to
cut fl advertising revenue.
Willie was ready 10 take US over, "
the editorial said, he told US that
our editorial policy in the future
regarding labor would have to suit
him and his purposes
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

The W.. lmorlond Parent-Teachef
association m,C TU,y"t, night at
the grammar ot!:Gul .or their rra-
ular monthly mtruua. Aitef q busi.
nlas mcetiu ccmNuuN,E ingm2
was enjoyed. Aes"mblypan Harvey
f. Hastatn &&r th" speaker foT
for the eyeni4- md IN oopie
Was "Cly4c Rcspo!.> H!iltE Re-
freshmonts %1rc su?ad at t,le
clos OF the c,Humg. b" The men&
membarE.p o. II" +. 7. A.
M. uld An. tl.av E.lme ,WostL
ana family Wa.o visitors IL Week
at the Gien K.Diu-sworth home
Eugene Coo. yua Cal Pierce
il, have joined nc marine ccrps
and have reported at San DIe2G
for service. BoJn young men at
tended the W,stmorland eramma.
school and TIE 8yaWlol aJeh school.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

IN independent unit
He said RAF planes did not ap-
pear until British troops had be-
gun eXacuating Crete and that
most might "as we'll never have
come because the pilots could not
r,colnlze the British ships they
supposed to escort to Alexandria.
SECRET REPORTS"
Quoting secret reports from
American observers abroad he
saId
"Forty-tieht hours before the
Ge,mans actually invaded Norway
RAF scout planes saw transport
S4p- churning through the North
Ssa. Only mildly interested in the
phenomenon, they reported 1t
thrcueh routine channels and 1t
luaily reached the admiralty after
tie INVASION was under way
He'd the pilots been wise in naval
matters. wise enough to UNDER
stand what they saw, England
would have known two days earlier
= the German movement and she
5nieht cOnceiyably have changer
the entiie course of the Nazl
invasion OF Norway
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
May Cut Fishing
License TO Dollar

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7. CUP)-,
A proposal to reduce by one-half
the license fee paid by fishermen
using the wharves and surf of Cali
fornia will be presented to the 1912
legislature, the assembly interim
fish and game committee announc-
ed today.
The committee sanctioned a new
law, which would require salt water
fishermen to pay 81, instead of 81,
for license. The fee would be
collectable from any fishermen
found in possession of fishing tackle
or fish, and it would not be neces-
sary to catch person in the act
of hauling in fish
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
~ estn1orI and

Mrs. Wllber Lawrence of Los
AnfeI%S. was a visitor at the home
of her brother. Russell Lawrence.
r. p O5trander and family went
10 Ramona Saturday, where Mr.. Os-
traadtr represented the WeStmor-
land American Legion post IN the
parade Tor the annual turkey day
festival They spent Sunday in San
Diego. attending the American
Legion fifth area meeting at Bal
boa Park.
Bob Lee. grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Cook, was here last
weekend from Los Angeles, where
he IS attending school,
Mrs. Joe Fitte.!5on underwent
Il tonsilectomy Tuesday morning
and is reported TO be doing nicely,
Her mother Mrs. Cora Poulk OF
Riverside is with her.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
Strange Arsenic Poisoning Kills
Eighf Circus Elephants; Forty Sick

ATLANTA Ga. Nov. ! Up
Rine.il- BIOS and Banum ana
Bailey ol.su~ pulled out o. At
lanta today with depleted anf
uaea.v elephant herd vale at
tendants worked TO save the r2-
mainlng animals from fo.m o.
arsenic poiyuniue
Eight Of the elephants were dead
of the ma.adr, and five others were
in dangerous condition. ruQua, one
of the circus tWo African pigag
elephants, was among lhc dead
leavina Soidan the only piemy
elephant jN America.
When attendants pulled Purqua S
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
San Diego Rents
Tipped by Defense

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 tUPD =
Rent prices were increased for 54
per cent Of rented homes in San
Diego during the period from Oct.
Is, 1889, to July Is. l94l, the Unit
ed States Bureau of Labor statistics
reported today
Average increase was 10 per cent
or $5l1. Homes renting for less
than $40 showed an average in
crease Of 1898; from $40 to S29 49,
the increase was $4.84; from $50
to $4,000, s567 and from $50 up,
$7.46.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
Solid Fuel Job
Handed Ickes

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 tUPD -
President Roosevelt today gave Sec
retary of Interior Harold L. Ickes
the added duties of co-ordinator
of coal for national defense.
IckeS, already serving as petro-
leum co-ordinator, was designated
by the President to coordinate the
handling Of solid fuel'-coal anu
coke-along with oil and gas prob
lens.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

DodE out of the menagerie, Sou
dan beat the wall with his trunk
anG ripped at the ground with
hle tiny tuskS. The 40 other ele-
plants were quit but obviously
uneasy.
They're wondering who will be
next said Slivers Madison, as
s..tant elephant boss.
Dr. Miles Standish Piper admins
tered arsenic antidotes to all sur
ViVing elephants-a tremendous job
requiring the assistance of five to
ten men per elephant.
Ringing Liz. a work elephant
was the latest victim, dying early
this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

Century-FoX.
But Bioff. the only defendant TO
testify. admitted collecting over
a million dollars. and coilatera.
issues, not mentioned in the indlct-
ment but introduced 70 show that
Browne was involved with Bloff
accounted for 100000 more. Fedora.
officials said it was the biggest
shakedoWn on record.
In his summation Correa tod
the jury:
NATIONAL SCANDAL
If these racketeers, these Chicago
hoodlums, can get TO a place Wher@
they can cast their shadows over
the lives of 125, 900 American work
ers the membership of the IATSEJ
and their families. it constitutes, IL
my mind, gentlemen, a national
scandal. I'm quite certain your
verdict will let fresh air into a lot
of homes in this country. Certainly
that is something that is eminently
desirable.
Now, l don't believe that there is
a firmer believer in labor unions
than myself. But all labor will
doubtless be glad to have the unions
purged of such individuals as these.
If union labor is to endure, it must
rid itself of men who stand ready
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

% ell out labor when it suits their
PURPOSES.
Biot,s attorneys had tried to por-
Tray HIM as the scapegoat OF a deai
buried beneath q mass OF testimony.
out he had been caught in SO many
contradictions on the witness stand
that Judge XIX asked him whether
he knew the value OF an oath. Bioft
said he did
Witnesses - including Nicholas
Schenck, Harry NJ. and Albert War
ney Of Warner Brothers and Austin
C. Keough. vice president Of Para
mount, had testified that Bioff haG
sneered at such sums as $4,000,
and they had paid him as much as
$4,000 at a time in cash.
BiCtf. they said, had done the
collecting, but Browne was the pow
er behind his threats.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

H. chars, VA. c.nt.inel Il u
Golfers aIlclc s,.imE o.h his
ar1umLn,s J-um~. NluIun OF a
United .,.tt> ..r lo:.e .cparats
from thc ar1.C lrrg..
lie -MG jrr RAP "amr after
tme~ refused ,u V...E .nemz 81
MARINES and naa GonI1,a British
cruise" b> mA,ah. ourul tao chase
Of the German baIJ.c cra.sfr Biz
mulk. Wnirl ~&, -'un y s'uIsas
yes>les and torpedo U,l"e. 2l.er Il
had srn. tnc II W. : Hood t
The bottom
CALLS TiITtI i,lH3T>
~Bslo.e l.. n.o 6. ..sad.
he Wro.a. Il aga lm CIT l3st
notmua / car -ly d.. 'Hnn J.. r.
tended 10 dtps.t...,. .u olE Ny
the truly -r3a, . 0Diau m3 skill
CT the Raj NDu- q: ,lt m,-142-
cent ion The. .a.c uu"" III peo-
teedas london ..,m 'eN5Hs
But the evidence ,.JN. TIA. -
an ail-ar mld n..4.@ 90. tAt
RAF ha, breu III. ..i".'.,.. = sosE
over the B!itish i..3 has &dded
up to the major British mistak
Of the war. believe tI9j the mis-
take lies IN the fact thut il /
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
-Four Shift Scheme Studied TO End
Weekend Defense Plant 'B|ackouts

Immediately following delivery of
the Presidents speech, Knudsen and
Hillman requested all lead producers
and lead miners TO operate mines
"at their maximum productive cap
acity, "a hours a day, six days a
week and where possible, seven, y
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
Law Catches
Up With Ernie

ALBUQUERQUE, N M. No.. I
CUPI-Roving colUmniSt Ernie Pyle
has toured by auto and trailer hun
dreds of thusands of miles in every
state without once receiving a traf
fic summons.
Today he paid ST. fine for oyeI
time parking--in his home town.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
WEATHER

Southern California Fair and
continued warm Friday and Satur-
day gentle to moderate casterly
winds coastal area, locally fresh tC
strong in exposed mountain loca-
tionS; Sunday increasing cloudiness
and not SO warm.
u. S. Weather Bureau, Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
ISLAND QUAKE

MANILA, 2. l., Nov. 7 CUP) -
An earthquake shook southern Lu-
zon Island yesterday, damaging
public works, intCrrupting power
service and injuring few persons
slightly.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07

the Advanced Bridge SeCIlOn Ol
the Junior Women's club met at the
home of Miss Marie Dobbs, We'd
nesday evening. Ruth Young was
winner of the first prize Those
present were: Dorothy Polkinhorn
Helen Taylor, Ruth Young ano
Marie DobbS.
Mr.. and Mrs w. X. Bowker and
their daughter, Joan, left Friday
morning for Berkeley. They will
stay there until Armistice day
visiting the Bowkers sons Walter
and Jack, who are attending the
University OF California in Berke-
ley.
Mrs. Marshall Kidder of Alhaln-
bra is here visiting her family ana
friends. Mrs. Kidder is the former
Willow Mae Waggoner
The first meeting this season of
the Wabo club, an organization of
border officers and their wives, wa .
held Wednesday night at the ranch
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
O'Connor. Supper was q pot-luck
eaten in the patio of the O'Connor's
beautiful garden. Games were en-
joyed by some As guests attending
Mrs. Emmitt Waggoner, the for
mer Evelyn Carr, IS spending some
time here visiting her parents, the
Ike Carrs. The E. WaggonerS arc
now living in Santa Monica.
The Parent-Teacher association
will continue the rummage sale
this Saturday. They will start at
$3.50 am. and carry on throughout
the day on 12l Second street.
The LIE Wa group of Camp Fire
girls staged q surprise birthday
party, Wednesday afternoon honor
ing Paula Williams on her l2tE
birthday. Many lovely gifts were
presented. After an informal meet
ing refreshments were served.
The business was taken up with
plans for the visit Of Miss Rutl.
Teichmann, national field worker,
who will be in Calexico on Novem-
ber 7 and 8. Friday Miss Teich-
mann met with all Camp Fire girls
in Camp Fire at $3.50 in the Rock
wood auditorium. At 7:30 on Friday
she will meet with the leaders anc
guardians. At $50 Saturday morn
ing there will be a meeting in the
kindergarten room at Hoffman,
school.
All adults interested in the Camp
Fire movement, should feel free to
attend and honors will be awarded
to all Camp Fire girls who bring
grow nperson to this meeting.
Plans were also made for taking
part in the Armistice Day parade
on Tuesday. November IL. Guest.
at today's meeting were: Mrs. V.
V. Williams, Nancy Lee and Robert
Williams and the entire group Of
LIE Wa girls were there.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
RAJ Bombed Own
Ship. 4 tired
OffSc er Says
yarneIi Char3es British Air Fighters
Refused to Attack German Sui bmarines;
Praises Their F7eroism in Next Breath

NEW ORA. NJ. : lGP)-fho Royal air force has
been orally ntl liz "as an al-around military tool
attudY 4ltAcn@ British units III certain instances Rear
Admi ri l:rry f. larncI. US.N. retired charged today
on nA h..io NJ ..ntlc and hitLerto secret rapOrts.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
80 YEARS. $4,000
Movie Labor Racketeers Get the Works

NEW YORK, Nov. I. UP)-George f Browne and
William Cat Wle Bot having been convicted OF using
their powerful labor union positions shake four down
motion picture companies for s550O00 faced possible maxi
penalties OF 80 Years in prison and fines of $4,000
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-07
CaIexico
News
BY Jane MeCampbeII
Telephone e49

The Advanced Bridge section Of
the Junior Women's club met at the
home of Miss Marie Dobbs, We'd
nesday evening. Ruth Young was
winner of the first prize. Those
present were: Dorothy Polkinhorn,
Helen Taylor, Ruth Young ano
Marie Dobbs,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-22
LEY MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH

Corner Division and Georgia SIS.
Rev. VIM z. Bryant. Pastor
Church School, s.z5 d m Miss
Miriam Carey. general superin-
tendeaf- A class for every enc.
Morning worship. 1850 O'Clock.
Sermon BY pastor
Young Peoples Department
meets at Gas p m Edna Spence,
president All are requested 70
attend this meeting
Adults meet at 6s45 D. m. for
study and worship. Albert Carey.
director.
Evening worship. T:so O'Clock.
Second message on What Is
Manz y here any animal
blood N manz
intermediates meet Tuesday
evening at 10 osclock in social
han
Wednesday. 7:so p. M the
choir wiz give a Thanksgiving
program IN a play.
Thursday morning. 1880
O'Clock, . Thanksgiving service
viii be held in the church
Chair practice, Wednesday eve
ming. 8sz5 O'Clock Mrs Adams
IN charge
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SAINT pAuLs CHURCH


Duval and Eaton Streets
Until the summer months and
unless otherwise advertised, the
regular order Of services in the
Parish Church IS as follows:
Sundays
Low Mass with Communions,
TOO a. m
Sung Mass for the Church
School, $50 q m
Morning Prayer. hoo a m
Low Mass, Ills a N.
Evening Prayer. sermon, Benz
diction, 500 o'clock
Week Days
Morning Prayer. 6:45 O'Clock.
Low Mass, TOO a u.
Evening Prayer. $50 O'Clock.
Wednesdays
Morning Prayer. s:45 o'clock.
Second Mass. eco a. M
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THANKSGIVING EVENT
ON WEDNESDAY, NIcHT

There win be a THANKSGIVING
service in the manner OF q play
presented By the choir and other
members Wednesday evening
100 O'Clock, IN Ley Memorial
Methodist church. Rev VIA
Bryant pastor. SAID today
You are asked Il yen have
fruit and other things te 60 IN a
basket fer SOME one 10 brlng
them 70 the church Wednesday
evening 3sev. Bryant requests
You should show yoar thanks
in making others happy that they
in this day may also ren1er
thanks for the good that has
come their way.
Gene 10 both Thanksgiving
services, Wednesday evening and
Thursday morning ~ 10-5e
O'Clock
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FLEMING STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Wptown churchl
Rev. w. BIhIundy, Pastor

&A<sr ~ - - <AA---A - @@4--A
Church School, AS a N.
Norman Lowe, general superin-
Eendent.
Morning worship, 1880 O'Clock.
Sermon subject. What Think
Ye OF Christi"
Epworth League, $50 ?. N.
We take this means of inviting
all young people to come and
unite with cur league If you do
not have one OF your own. Last
Sunday forty-five were present.
We invite the service men 20
come.
Evening worship. tao O'Clock.
Sermon subject: The Purpose
OF The Cross. The pastor in
vites service men. members and
the entire public to hear this
sermon
MId-week Prayer and Bible
Study, Wednesday, 7..30 q N.
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RcsxAN CATHOLIC cHURcB
81. nfarY's Star Ct fhs Sea

Rev. Thomas AtheEesa. 8. J.
A. L Maurean. ST. and ]. ].
Murphy. 81. Assistants
Hears ct Service
Sunday Massex. 7see. $50 and
1000 a M Benedictinn.
Aszs@ ga Holy Day. so and
SEQ m
Weekday Mass $50 and Too
4 n. FRst Friday Al $50 and
es09 a m
Sunday evenings T-so o'caoek.
Rosary. Sermon and Benedietion.
Friday evenings Ts30 oaclock,
Sacred Heart DevctionS
Confessions Saturday s1keE-
Moons and evenings On vigi1 o.
Holy Days and On Thursday pre-
eeding First Friday. 40 70 e.oe
O'Clock and from TOO to 8-0e
o'cloek-
First Sunday ef month. Com
muni0n at the 7z0o e'eloek Mass
Tor Daughters CT St Am
Second Sunday Of month. Com
munion at the TOO o'clock Mass
for Parish and High School So
dalities
Third Sunday Of month Com
manion a. the $50 o'eAock Mass
| for Children Of the Parish
Fourth Sunday OF month, Com
munion At the TOO oacluck Mas
fer Men Of the Parish
Daughters Of ST Ann meet
first Sunday Of month
Parish Sodality meets fourth
Wednesday Of month
Promoters Of the Sacred Heart
meet third Sunday Of month
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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH


TIT Ssnontsn Street
Rev. Sigismund a Lang, Pastor
a Milton Evans Clerk OF Session
Morning service. 11s88 O'clock.
Sermon subject. Ny Commit
ment To Christ.
Church School, $50 D m
Adult Bible Class 600 .. n.
Christian Endeavor League,
$50 .. m
Evening worship, T.30 o'ciock.
The theme Thanksgiving Fer
LTberty viii Be discussed by
the Young People Of the church
At this service
Tuesday, 7.30 ?. M Young
Peoples meeting and Adults
prayer meeting
Wednesday. Tea p. m Boy
Scouts meeting
Thursday. 7sso p m-s Glee Club
rehearsal
Friday. 7.se p m choir re-
hearsaL
@Gratitade IS grace that
zSr-4ua1a= e. av-w~n~-SFsr.r
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

White at Washington Street
Rev. II G. Lyerly. Pastor
Sunday School at 1000 q. N.
Morning worship, HOO o'clock.
Sermon subject: Mans chiei
End.
Evening service. 7.3o o'clock.
Sermon subject The Chris
tian's Obligation To Others.
Choir practice, Wednesday,
TO .. M Prof Gore, director
We viii have our ThankSgiy-
ing service Thursday morning al
1890 o'clock The public i
cordially invited to all services.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
-
ST William Street

49, " A4A4&4A4 Ad@4<%s
E 5. Doherty, Pastor
Sunday School. Gas q m Car
lyle Roberts, superintendent
Morning worship 1os5a O'Clock.
Sermon subject. Negative Good
ness
Christian Endeavcr, $50 .. m
Evening worship, 7sS0 o'clock.
Sermon subject When Two
Strong Men Met.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
$50 p H. mm
thanksgiving service. Thurs
day morning, 10 O'Clock.
Choir practice. Friday, Ts3o
d m
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Eel SALVADOR
METHODIST CHURCH
Latin Mission

GrinueH ana Virginia Streets
Gaiflermo Perez Pastor
Church School, 9:45 a. m Miss
Martha Robinson, superintendent
Worship service. 7.30 p m
Prayer service, Wednesday,
TO .. m
Women's Society of Christian
Service at Wesley Community
House. first and third Mondays,
400 p. m.
Mothers Club. Thursday. 7.eO
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-22
RENDEZVOUS


There Is, / know. an island south
Of me
I've never laid my eyes upon. j.
Ny heart is light, my soul is
fsncy-free,
And / can leave at any dawn :
When / sail Ia upon the tide,
III wait only for the out-running
For now I'm sure and satisfied
Therel be always an island
south Of me-
TOMMY MURRAY.
Key West. Fla,
Nov. q. 1871