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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Tra1 Sc VEGA agrikulturna proizvodnja

Vladino Agrikulturno Odelenje
je usvojilo program agriculture
proizvodnje koji predvidja Is pt
sto vecu proizvodnju te Crane ze
maljske industrije nego sto ons
bese 1924-29. godine. l koji traz
najveci porast proizvodnje mleka
jaja, svinja kokosi.
Sekretar Agriculture, Vic.
kard, rece da &c proizvodnja agri-
kulture "a 1912. godinu biti VEGA
nego ikoje godine zivota owe zem-
lie. Program predvidja da &c te 60
dine proizvodnja mleka biti cd
125, ,OOO, 100000 funti II sravnjenju
sa 116 milijardi 1941; 1000, 100000
tuceta jaja u sravnjenju sa 1876
100000; 79,3OO.OO0 svinja srav-
njenju sa 100000; 28,0O0.0OO
krava teladi sravnjenju sa
$50, 100000 22,9OO.00O ovaca i
jagnjadi II sravnjenju sa 22,4O0.-
900. l sve Sc ovo trazi radi "nacio-
maine odbrane."
Svima mama je poznato vladino
postupanje prema proizvodima ag-
rikulture nazad desetak godina,
kada je vlada naredila da Sc ubi-
jaju svinje druge zivotinje; kada
-je plaGala sfarmerima Ia neproiz-
vodnju, dok, je bar jedna trecina
stanovniStva bila zaista "slabo ma
hranjena, slabo odevena i slabo u
domljena; kada su Sc mage bu-
nile protiv toga sto su bile teranc
da gaze useve pamuka druge po-
trebne stvari "a zivot. l videsmo
jasno otvoreno da potrebe stanov-
nistta ne mogose naterati postojeci
personal Wade owe zemlje da "a
hteva vecu proizvodnju hrane Ia
gladne radnike, njihovu decu IL
nemogle starce
Ako ia velika potreba gladnog
naroda nije mogla pokrenuti vo-
lju Rooseveltove Wade da poveca
agrikulturnu proizvodnju, nego je
ona obratno, kao sto smo svi tome
svedoci, naredjivala umanjivanje
proizvodnje hrane it'd, onda Sc
moze postaviti pitanje: kakva je
mogla biti ia VEGA sila koja je ma
terala Agrikulturno Odelenje da
izradi program "a povecanje ag-
rikulturne proizvodnje? Je Ii VIA
da to naredila zbog toga sto Sc
smilovala ma gladno stanovnistvo
radnog naroda, CHI najbolji sinovi
nisu u stanju da prodju nj puku
armijsku vizitu? Je Ii zbog toga
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
Papa naredjuje svestencima da Sc mole "a mir

Vatlkan Sc naaz neprici srce je "demokratama
r obecavau lgijku sobod ali gva mu veil da Sc drzi
pravo da vidno osetjvo
hu ia Sc ne Dl zamro nacma
az sredini fascke 1tale zbog toga jos ne sg
ran koji &c imperijalizam pobedit
akvo suaciji Papa Pile II naredi
SWIM kaockm da mese oktobar a
skratio da bi os dnom nace ndvidue nase bar
month zemlne nebeke otadzbine pravi prosperitet"
Jamacno da Papa o pre- zavrs rat h &c nesta
Nastavak stran)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
KroZ kapitalisticku Ameriku
HuSkaci rata ma pOslu.

Organizacja ntervenciona koa de pod menom Defend
Cammttee" usvola avi gave tog odbora
Douglasa program aeaka kojma ida dobemo mir
rat"
trazi "Da odmah preknu dipomatske
veze sa drugom medju ostaim tackama
prak pov Japana da Japanu dade
zemu dade vla edno osobi mad
kontrolom "odbranbene" proizvodnje.
Kada edna zemlja prekida dpomatske drugom
om bog jednog mogueeg razoga da e zgub-
la da zemom mran nacn sporazume A
vidimo tai defend Amara Committee
ocgedn ratn kora tako sto sto
a zemla prov Japana ako
vaj Singapore.
e "Amarka" koju bran tai odbor Ne koliko je
poznao konnena zemle opasnos cd
ce nvaz dokazalo da e fzicka nemogucnost Sim
prpada mperazmu zemle vec je to ostrvo
tvrdava Vee Radn narod vecina sanov
nstva zeme nkakvog nteesa ptanu koja &c
tudjeg naroda Tako vdmo da to
vecine stanovnsva kou odbor bran On
mainline
parazitske pluoatije tos kapitalcku A.
meriku
Kapazam yelke zemj pruzo e svoje packaske ruke
preko resi uyiska iska sred
je radnka da b stl predict
dalje mogi vecm abljivanem rad
ncke klase
nihov poedni zahtev konrola proizvod
nom edno osobi kadu sobodom koju rad
nc da je svojim zvotima brane domaeim nacizmom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

&c biti sretnije "a celu ljudsku ra-
su, jer &c Sc toliko pre- americ-
ka radnicka klasa resiti zulumcar-
skog kapitalizma ma njegovim
rusevinama podici novo drustvo ii
kojem &c Sc povecati proizvod-
MIA hrane, odela, stanova svih
drugih ljudskih dobara samo zbog
toga sto &c to povecanje goditi ko-
risnim clanovima slobodnog cove
canstva kojem njegova Central
ma Upravna Administracija nece
biti upravljana cd nikoje vece 81
lie nego sto je potreba ljudstva.
Kapitalizam Sc "oporavlja" ali
vrlo privremeno. l to njegovo pri-
vremeno "oporavljanje" kosta CO.
vecanstvu more krvi - milioni
najboljih sinova radnicke klase
moraju ginuti samo da bi sc pove-
Gala proizvodnja kapitalistickih
industrija. Takvo "oporavljanje"
jeste ubistveno oporavljanje "a
Geo ljudski rod, ono samo godi
jednoj saki svetskih pljackasa koji
ne zale nj milione palih mladica
nase klase, nj milijarde dolara
vrednosti unistenog unapred stvo-
renog bogatstva, samo da njihovi
zlatni d II i budu pun i
profita. A kada jednom prestane
ovo krvoprolice, predpostavljajuci
da &c kapitalizam nekim cudom
ostati jos II zivotu, Sta ce Sc desiti
sa svem proizvodnjom tada?
Radnici radnice: pokusajte
sami odgovoriti ma to pitanje i
vi cete Il svojoj masti videti mo-
re besposlenih radnika takvo
tesko stanje da ne bi zeleli nj psu
da MENU zivi. l tada cete vi
potpuno shvatiti nasu poziciju ko-
ju drzimo preko pola stoleca. Mi
imamo nadu u vas da cete mas ra-
zumeti da cete masovno usvojiti
nase revolucionarno ucenje, orga-
nizujuci i Sc politicki industri-
jalno da eete tada sasvim zbri-
sati sa lica zemlje kapitalizam i
podici Socijalisticku Industijalnu
Republiku Rada. Mi imamo u vas
cvrstu veru zbog toga Sc borimo
protiv vasih klasnih neprijatelja
punih SO godina. Sada je doslo
vreme da Sc nase poverenje ostva-
ruje. Pomozite nam sto vecem
broju da i druge radnike upozna-
mo sa spasonosnim ucenjem So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

Pri pocetku drugog zasedanja
II subotu posle podne behu poz-
vana prisutna tri bratska delegate
da izruce svoje pozdrave Konven-
CHI. Drug S. Moskovitz, koji je
predstavljao Partiju kao i drugo-
vi N. Nakoff cd Bugarske Fede-
racije i F. Rack cd Jugoslavenske
Fereracije, svaki sa par reel po-
zelese uspeh konvenciji ovim tes-
kim odlucujucim danima ma ma
Sem zajednickom radu t. j. ma
prosvecivanju organizovanju rad
nicke klase "a izmenu robskog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25

Nauka je nekom uzvisena boz
ginja,
Sto mu dusu uzdize oda Fla
brani,
A nekome opet samo dobra
krava,
Koju drzi "a to, da ga mlekom
hrani.
Shiller.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
N1AsA SYRIA: Uniste-

M1ASA SYRIA: Uniste-
Nnje kapitalistiCkog ure<
djenja: unistenje -najam
ao9 ropstva radnicke kla'
&c; prenasanje svih zemalj.
skin industrija U ruke or.
ganizovanih proizvodjata:
svak 0 q radn:ku potpun
plod njeQovog rada: oslo
bodjenje celOH covecan-
stva cd moriie Klasne VIA
davine; uspOstavlianie So.
bOdne Zajednice Drugova
I Drugarica - Industrial.
ne Republic Rada-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-25
MAsA sREDsrv

M4ASA s r Z D s TV A.
INProsvecivanje radnicke
J klaee q duhu Markstzma
da su rad I kapital nepo.
mirljivi neprijatelji: orgs-
nizovanje radnicke klase c
jednu Rev0luci0narnu Po-
lititku Partiju "A osvaja.
ME | razaranje Polititke
Drzave kapitalizma: crga
nizovanje radnika | q jed
nu rev0luciOnarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME. drzanje / kretanje svib
zemaljskih Industrial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN
$3.50 JOY, 403 Woodbrook Bldg. TY. 6-332l
1888 Woodward. cor. Pasadena TO. s-443c
6i5 Barum Tower. IS Cadillac So CA. O09l
1910 David Stott. 1889 Griswold RA. 2s1f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
for Sale

WILLYS-ie42 de luxe 4-door sedan. 800
! miles. S745; "a down: will trade. Law
Kowalk. 1861 Livernois. Northlawn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
! Automobiles for Sale

BtItk-19S1 Special Trunk sedan.
Black finish; radio, heater, CDQQ
seat covers. etc, fun price YGSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

PoNTIAC-'37 2-door 2-tone. white wall
tires. heater 1924.
1926 LIVERNOIS, Cor. Joy Rd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
Motorcycles and Bicycles

BICYCLES-Chain drives: trtkes: save
30ss. RoXY's, 1je40 Cd. River. no. 1880.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. used; parts; service
EDWARD KEHOE n co. 1884 Cd. River
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Auto Loans
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Tires-Neu and Used

tire treading since 1928.
Passenger and truck sizes In stock.
Motor City Tire Service, 1871 Grstiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

PONTIAC-1e4O torpedo 4-door trunk Sc
dan; radio and heater. $795; 3 down;
we trade Law & Kowalk. 1901 Liver
nos. Northlawn 1929.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

in the Notions ormoment
proqrom; its effects on the Wosh-
inoton scene ore dramatically op-
porent to the traveller driving by
Dir. Three eiont oirports, repre-
sentine on investment olreody we'll
post the S20,00O,000 mork. ore
grouped together on both shores
Of the Potomac River just below
the city. Two ore devoted TO mill
tory eviction ond the third, q
peooe- time Dir terminoI. would be-
come on importont militory ovio-
tion center in the event Of wor.
There oIso ore eight other oirports
in and near Washington. any or
all of which might have militory
voIue.
New Boiling Field is O S7,O00.-
900 Army Air Corps post Of the
most modern design and oonstruo-
tion. One Of its primory purposes
is TO provide air Iioison between
the Wor Department and Army
posts in the field. 1t is troining
center for Air Corps officers who
must keep their "honds in" while
on desk duty in Washington. It is
not primarily q tooticoI or combot
field. Boiling Field hos served os
the oIternote Dir transport termi
mol when adverse conditions hove
temporarily closed Washington
Airport. Its runwoys ore hard sur
foced; the longest, more thon q
mile long, con be extended TO
200 feet if necessary and would
accommodate larger oirplones
thon ony now contemplated, with
full loods for moximum range.
Old Boiling Field hos been
turned over TO the Anooostio
Naval Air Stotion. Accommodating
both seop!ones and Iondplones, 1t
is the Novy's principal flight re-
search center ond all new novol
pIones ore sent here for testing
prior to acceptance. 1t olso is the
lioison center for the Novy ond
Marine Corps in Washington.
Dotinq from the World War, this
field hos been modernized and is
protected from Potomac River
floods by levees and seo-wolls,
visible along the waterfront.
The Sl3,OOO,000 Washington
National Airport, world model civil
Dir terminal, now neorine compile
tion at GroveIIy Point. is seen in
the lower view with virtuolly oil OF
Washington proper spread out be-
yond. Most Of the landing oreo,
with its magnificent system Of
poved runwoys. is on recIoimed
Iond, erected by dredging l8,00O,-
900 cubic yords Of moterioI from
the river bottom and adding T.
100000 cubic yords Of dry fill.
The bare potch at left on neor
side Of the river is Washington
Airport, soon TO be abandoned.
In the foreground is Potomac
Yord, through which posses oil
freight troffic between the North
and South cost of the AIleehenies.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

Boiling Field at the time Of q
service celebration, with Army,
Novy ond Morine Corps oirpIones
on public exhibition.
Army Air Corps Photo.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

Washington NotionoI Airport.
showing relationship TO the No.
tionoI CopitoI, only ten minutes
owoy vic the Mount Vernon High
wsy Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
MIAMI GOLFERS
DUE TOMORROW
RENEW INTER CITY RIVALRY
IN AFTERNOON: BAN.
QUIET AT NIGHT

A strong team from the Bit
more Golf Club of Miami will ar
rive in Key West about II o'clock
tomorrow morning, coming down
in an aero car. The Miamians,
who will headquarter in La Con-
cha hotel, are scheduled to re-
new the inter-city rivalry with
Key West golfers tomorrow after
noon.
The Biltmore team will prob
ably be in charge of T. E. Club
by Price and is expected to be
made up of about twelve players.
A luncheon will be ready at the
hotel upon their arrival and a
banquet at Ocean View Restau-
rant is slated for tomorrow night.
Play will be resumed Sunday
morning and another luncheon
will be given at noon that day.
Joseph Lopez, tournament
chairman and local ace, will be in
charge of arrangements All in
terested Key West golfers are
requested to contact him beween
now and tomorrow afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
BITTER RIVALS
CLASH TONIGHT
BARRIERS AND MARINES PER.
FORM IN AFTERPIECE
OF TWIN BILL

Peppers Plumbers and Nav
Stas, the bitter civilian rivals of
! the softban league, clash tonight
at Bayview Park in the opening
game of a usual doubleheader.
First meeting of the clubs last
week ended in victory for the
'NavSta ten.
The Station players are the
most improved club among the
civilian entrants in the circuit
and shows signs of being the
team to beat.
US. Marines and Sawyer's Bar
bers, who produced the. Az thrill
er last Friday night, cross bats
again tonight in the second half
of the twin bill. Marine errors
gave the BARRIERS the close vic
tory last week. 1t is probable
c. F. SpakeS, who held the Saw
yers to five hits in the first clash,
will oppose Memo Castro again
this evening. Castro limited the
Devil Dogs to an even half dozen
safe blows.
Lights at the field go on at 700
O'Clock and play begins at 7:30.
Entrance to the grandstands is
free of charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
GRAMMAR CAGERS
MAKE BOW TODAY

Two grammar school teams,
representing Harris and Division
Street elementary institutions,
this afternoon are playing the
first of seven-game basketball
series. The innovation, conceiv-
ed by high school athletic direc-
tor John Offutt, will serve the
purpose of giving the youngsters
their first taste of competitive
play years before they will be
eligible for the varsity.
Roberts Smith. high school
varsity guard, will coach the Di-
vision Street midgetS and Dewitt
Roberts, All-Star center. heads the
Harris rockies. Members of the
varsity squad were recently as
signed to the schools by director
Offutt to teach the youngsters
rudiments of the sport.
The game, starting at BIS
o'clock. opened a triple header at
High School Gym this afternoon.
Four clubs competing in the
junior high cage tournament are
matched in the closing contests
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
LEGALS
IEGAI Nnrrcn

Pursuant to Chapter 1891, Laws
OF Florida. the undersigned will re-
ceive until 1000 \. NJ. tIs S, IT,. On
Friday. May ,, 1871 at the
Governors office in Tallahassee,
Florida, sealed offerings of matured
or Gnmatured original or refundifg
Road and Bridge or Highway
Bonds of Monroe County, Florida.
All offerings submitted MUST BE
FIRM FOR TEN DAYS SUISSE
QUENT TO THE DATE OF OcEN-
ING. i. e. through May 10, iaa1,
and must state full name, deserip-
ton, and serial numbers of bonds,
interest rate, date of issue, date
of maturity, and price asked. The
offer must specifically state exactly
what coupons are attached and will
be delivered with the bonds for the
price asked. Sealed envelope con-
tanning such offerings shall plainly
state on it's face that il is a pro-
~ Bonds
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all offerings or portions OF Of
feringS.
BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION OF
FLORIDA.
Spessard L. Holland, Governor, as
President.
J. NJ. Lee. State Comptroller, as
Secretary,
]. Edwin Larson. State Treasurer,
as Treasurer. aprlS.l a4l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
Gates SLUCGING
FEATURED DeLAND
RED HAT VICTORY

William Butch" Gates, Key
West ballplayer who is staging a
comeback with the DeLand Red
Hats after three years out of pro
baseball, spanked his club to an
80 triumph over Daytona Beach
in the Islanders opening game
this week, it has been learned
here. t.... ~ ~.
p Gates, hitting four for five. and
scoring two runs, was the lead
ing offensive player in the De-
Land lineup.
The former star captain of Key
West Conchs. offered a regular
third base berth on the Florida
State entry, left for DeLand on
March Of Clayton Sterling, an
other local slugger, is a member
of the Red Hat infield, recently
being awarded the job of holding
down first base.
Sterling, who joined the Hats
a week after Gates went into
training, Tuesday night married
Miss Fannie Mae Johnson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur John
son of Key West. AS reported in
The Citizen, Clayton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Sterling, and
brother, Dumont, journeyed to
DeLand for the ceremony in COM
pany with the bride and her
mother.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
GOLF SWING
TUNE-UP
BY CRAIG WOOD
Augusta Master Golf Champion

3. BACK SWING: The first
rule for good backswing is not
to hurry it. A good backswing is
the start of a good swing Take
the club back gradually with left
arm straight and clubhead paral-
lei to the ground Under this
movement the weight moves to
the right side of the body, the
body pivots, the left heel raises
slightly off the ground and the
head stays in position through
out.
When practicing the back swing
note the position of the right leg.
This Strengthening of the right
leg is really the most important
part of the back swing as it lays
the foundation of the stroke.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
L E G A l. s

IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT COURT, IN AND FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLOR
IDA. No. Ak. w. Civil Action.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS..
William Beaaman Roberts. ORDER
OF PUBLICATION OF PROCESS
To: William Beauman Roberts: 1t
having been made to appear from
sworn affidavit of George A. Smath-
ers. Assistant United States Attor-
ney. attorney and of counsel for the
Plaintiff, United States of America,
that the defendant William Beau
man Roberts is resident of a state
or country other thar the State of
Florida, to-wit, resident of Mas
sau. n. p. Bahama Islands; that
more specifically said defendants
residence, as particularly as is
known, is: Armstrong Street, Mas
sau, n. P, Bahama Islands, that
there is no person in this State the
service of subpoena upon whom
would bind such defendant and that
said defendant is over the age of
.twenty-one years and is a non-resi-
/ dent of the United States; Now
therefore, IL is hereby ORDERED
AND ADJUDGED that you. William
Beauman Roberts, be and you are
hereby commanded and required to
be and appear on the 23rd day of
: n
the United States District Court in
and for the Southern District of
Florida. at Key West, Florida, and
answer unto the bill or complaint in
the above entitled cause filed
against you in said Court by the
United States of America. Herein
fail not, and have you then and there
this writ. 1t is further ORDERED
! that this order be published once a
( week for eight consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen. a news
paper of general circulation, pub
lished at Key West, Florida. Wit
ness the Honorable John w Hol-
land, United States District Judge,
at Key West, Florida. this goth dav
of March, 1871. EDWIN r. WILL
L1AMS. Clerk United States District
Court in and for the southern Dis
trict of Florida. BY: c. RODNEY
iGWfNN, Deputy Clerk. 81
mar2l -2S:%apr4-11-1S-25; may2-9-16.
:. l941 *r3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
ONLY ONE POISON
First Time In Ii Years
WITH PIRATES NOW
BY ROBERT MYERS
AZ Feature service Writer

PITTSBURG. April l8.-Time
and toll have broken up the most
famous and successful brother act
in baseball For the first time
since 1927 the Lineup Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates does not list p.
Wancr and l.. Waner
Down the wears Big Poison and
Little PoiSon-Paul and Lloyd
played together in the Bucco out
field. mainStavS and idols of the
Pittsburgh club, But now the
feared combination is no more.
Paul. Big Poison himself. got his
walking papers last December
and is now with the Brooklyn
Dodgers Little Poison, Lloyd. is
still with the Pirates.
Manager frankie FriSch be
lieveS there is another good year
IN little Llovd'S frame He isn't
worried over his slump last year.
when he hit only $50 PLAYING in
a utility role
Whether or not he has a better
wear. the Waner record stands in
brilliant rehaf behind the two
brothers Llovd'S l4-vcar average
with tho Pirates is ,3l9 For ten
seasons he hatted over 500. rang
ing from 362 IN 1880 10 500 five
years later He came 10 Pitts
burrh ~ 1926 along with brother
Paul, bat Mas optioned TO Column
bla and came back the next year
The WaurlS led the Pirates Ia
the National League champion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
McMAHONS TRIUMPHED
In FIRST OVERTIME
CAGE TOURNEY SCRAP

{ Anthony McMahon's Baby
Conchs yesterday afternoon de-
feated the Minute Men of John
Menendez in the first overtime
game of the junior high basket
ball tournament. Leading 1910
at intermission, the Conchs vast
ed an eight point lead in the third
quarter and were fought to a
standstill in the fourth round to
end the regulation affair 1928. A
brace of field goals by Roberts
and one by Herrick clinched the
game for the Babies in the three
minute extra period, 34-31.
Herrick saved the Conchs from
losing in the fourth quarter by
sinking two free shots that knot
ted the count Besides scoring
the paying" baskets in the over
time stretch, Roberts tied with
CoStar for second highest scoring
honors of the victors, eight each.
Cash led the Conchs with IL
points.
Earl Adams, Jr., Minute Men
forward, Wrlnkled the net for
five field goals and four out of
five charity tosses His three
penalty throws were the only
points recorded by the losers in
the extra period. D. Sawyer plac-
ed second with 10 points. AS a
unit, the Menendez midgets sank
seven of their IL free shots.
Score by quarters:
Mcmahon --- IL Is % % "a
Menendez - 6 10 % % 81
Lysle McCown's Red Raiders
dropped into the bottom of the
standings by absorbing their sec
Ond loss Of the tourney second
half in the twin bill opener. Or
mond Cordova's midgets, chalk
ing up their fifth straight vic
tory, doWned the Raiders, 1929.
Three triumphs in the Cordova
winning streak were recorded in
the closing portion of the first
half
Aritas, Is, and Newlan, II,
topped the victors in scoring.
Archer, who entered the game in
the fourth, rung up four points,
field goal and two out of three
foul shots. Rodriguez also netted
four points.
Albury and L. Sweeting, eight
each, led the Raiders. followed by
HaSkinS, seven.
Score by quarters:
Cordova .-------- 3 IA "a 81
McCown ----.------.---. II 18 Is 20