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from all parts Of the United States
where the couple have appeared in al
the larger cities, are added the plaudits
Of their listeners
Their appearance here is being spon-
sored by the Ladies Of KaleVa who are
being congratulated on being able to
bring such noted artists TO this city.
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Miss Agnes Simonick left Tuesday
for Milwaukee, Wis, where she VIII
be employed.
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M. and Mrs. Tom Starkovich visited
M. and Mrs. William Tylenda. Viz
GINA, liver the weekend.
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You may get a diamond ring o,
wrist watch absolutely free al Paul W
Martins Jewelry store.-adv.
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FREE.

A wrist watch and diamond VIII be
given away free at Paul W Martins
jewelry store.-adv.
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ELY j. c. DROPS
THIRD CAGE GAME,

Ely dropped its third NJCC basket
ball game TO Itasca, 25-22, here last
night. A bid for victory IN the final
minutes when Dan Mestnik sank a
pot shot 10 make the count 23-22.
Itasca, fell short when Jim wiveu of
utasca got through for 2 points to put
the game on ice.
Score by Quarters
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The Suomi-Synod Lutheran
Church
REV. DOUGLAS OLLIL-A, Pastor.

Divine services Sunday, the 14th at
10:45 a. m in the English and at ?
.. N in the Finnish
The Luther League meets on the
18th at p. n.
The Lutheran Guild meets on the
18th at 7:30 p. m
The Ladies Aid meets on the 18th
with serving both IN the afternoon and
evening. Hostesses are Mesdames G.
Maxi, W N Maxi, v Thompson and
OlIila-
Weekday Finnish services each
wednesday at 7:30 p. m
Sunday school at $50 a. N.
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First Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Member Of the Finnish Evangelical
Lutheran National Church Of America)
212 East Camp Street
REV. z A HETNO, Pastor
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Rev. Henry G. Hanson, B. D., pastor
Mrs. Edith johnson, music director
Miss GunhiId Paulsen, S. S. Supt.
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CHURCH NOTES

Presbyterian Church
Evening star., 1941-04-15
Southern Philosophy
Society Elects Murti

Dr. Fritz Marti of Chevy Chase,
Md, head of the philosophy depart
ment of the University of Maryland,
has been elected president of the
Southern Society for Philosophy and
Psychology, which held its annual
convention at the Wardman Park
Hotel last week end.
Norman L. Mum. professor of
psychology at Vanderbilt Univer-
sity, Nashville, Tenn, was elected
secretary treasurer. The society has
only two officers.
DR.. Marti announced the next
convention of the society, always on
Good Friday and the Saturday be-
fore Easter, will be held at Vancer-
bilt.
Or. Marti is native of swit8er-
land and served in the Swiss Army
during the World War. He has
been member of the Maryland
faculty for q number of years.
Evening star., 1941-04-15
Navy Reserve Flyer Called

Robert P. Helfrich, 4812 Middle
sex lane, Bethesda, Md, has been
designated a naval aviator and COM
'nissioned an ensign in the Naval
Reserve, it was announced yester-
day. He will be on active duty at
Pensacola, Fla.
Evening star., 1941-04-15

Just 300 poirs Mems eosuol shoes
for q one doy sole . WEDNESDAY
ONLY! Your choice of 3 styles on
left. Leather or thick rubber crepe
soles. Sizes s to ". LIMIT OF ONE
PAIR TO A CUSTOMER.
(The Hecht Co.. MANS Store. !
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

Pr61imO Picnic
Con la cooperation de todas
las Secciones de la sociedad IU
nione Italiana la Secci6n de
Recreo, bajo la direction del Sr.
Mario Pullara, trabaja sin des-
canso en- la preparation del Pic
mic que tienen anunciado para
ell Domingo % del mes en- cur
80.
Este festival, como los cele-
brados en- amos pasados, Sc efec
tuara en- su edificio de West
Tampa, ell que sera debidamen-
tie preparado para la OCCASION.
La comisi6n que tiene a su
cargo la venta de papeletas de
almuerzo, reporta que la CAN'T
dad vendida es bastante salts
factoria.
Ell almuerzo sera tipicamente
o la italiana y en- su transcurso
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

Lod Dodgers de Brooklyn fue
ron derrotados aver por los Ro-
jos de Cincinnati en- I'm desafio
que dur6 once entradas.
Mientras la novea de Leo Du-
rocher era humillada, los ''Pa-
jaros Rojos' empataban con los
Gigantes de New York, siendo
la anotaci6n final de una carrie
"a por una, con diez Innings"
de duraci6n.
Ell "contratiempo' de los bod
gers rebaj6 su ~ventaja, en- ell pri
mer lugar, a desafio y medic.
Bill Werber, la tercera base
del Cinci, gan6 ell juego en- el
noveno, con dos "outs" y Eddie
Joost en- segunda, pegandO un
T'jilote." Fue la primera victo-
ria del pitcher Starr, que reem-
plaz6 a Beggs.
casey, que entr6 a lamar des
pues de Kimball, Hamlin y Hig-
be, recibi6 credito pOr Ell "apa-
bullamiento."
Joe Medwick hizo una nota-
BILE tirada con la esperanto de
sacar a Joost, pero va era tar
de.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

Los asistentes bailaron, can
taron e hicieron distintos jue-
Cos de salon. La parte cantante
estuvo a cargo de Gene Licata.
Los asistentes fueron atendi-
dos por la Sra. Conceta Felicio-
ne, Ida Turisco y los esposos
Sam Marino y JOIN Felicione.
Sc encontrahR.. presentes
Srtas. Mary Spoto, Sara Fris-
cha, ~JoSefina Spoto, Lucy Fell
clone Vivian Valenti, Antonio
ia Spoto, A ma Mirabella, Jo-
Selma l., Spoto y Angie Bar
letta.
Esposos: Sam Felicione, Joe
Tudisco, Frank Mirabella, Sam
Marina, Mario Reina, Gene Tu-
disco, Joe Calderoni, Gene Lica-
Ia, George Huerta, Victor Qua
rino, Johnny ScOlaro y Frank
Puleo.
lPasado manana, viernes, la
Srta. l.. Spoto, ofrecera una CO.
mida a 10 sfuturOs espOsos.
Por anticipate deseamos a
esta parejita eterna felicidad.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

N. Y. 600 600 DOL Ole, Oh, 2e
S. l.. 100 600 900 Ole, III, De
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
CGpitMO de Enfermos

CuPttutU ut ENJtI mus
En- la presente semana cuen-
Ia la sociedad Circulo Cubano
con los siguientes enfermos:
Herminio Rodriguez. Ma
nuel Perez Castillo, Mercedes
de la Parte. Catalina Gil, Fe-
lix Pelaez, Raymond Alfonso,
Ana Rosell6, Celia Alvarez, Lii
lily Clesi, Angelica Pelaez, Ce-
sarea Noriega, Petra Garcia.
Maria Cuervo, Manuel ". Do
minguez, Maria Y. Iglesias, Pc
dro D. Santander, Enrique A.
Martinez, Evangelina Sueari-
che, Evangelina Garcia, Fran
cisca Provenzano, Mario Mar
tt Pita, F. E. Blister, y Oracle
la Martinez.
Deseamos para estos pacien-
ties un pronto Y total restable-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Santos del Dtd
Las LlagaS de San Francisco.
Pr6rima Serie de Matinees

Pr6rimd Serie de Matinees
En- "a tarde de aver recibi-
mos la vista del Sr. Celestino
Fernandez, Presidente de la
Secci6n de ReGreo del Centre
Asturiano, quien no siHform6
que a partir del entrante do
mingo esa Secci6n celebrara u
ma serie de matinees bailables
La primera de la serie sera
amenizada por ell conjunto "Ru-
dy Bundy".
Empezara a las cuatro de la
tarde, extendi6ndose hasta tas
ocho de la noche.
Precios: 80 cts. las damas y
SIS cts. los caballeros.
Ell piso del salon sera cepilla-
do v encerado, como tambien Sc
pondra un nuevo sistema de al
re acondicionado.
Sepanlo asi los amantes del
bale.
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Operada

OperGdd
En- la manah4 de aver fue So
metida a una delicada interven-
ci6n quirdrgica nuestra estima-
da amiga la Sra. Laura Fabelo.
esposa del apreciado compane-
no Ruben Fabelo, cronista so
cial de "Traducci6n-Prensa''
La operaci6n lie fue practica-
da en- la Clfnica ia Popular
Bondad", por ell c~irujano DIR,
Trelles.
A la bora que escribimps es-
tas lineas, ell estado de la Sra
Fabelo es alentador.
Hacemos fervientes votos por
su rapido restablecimeitnto.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

dias pasado fuera sometido a
una delicada opsraci6n en- ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Asturiano.
A diario es visitado por sus
numerosas amistades.
Mucho nos alegra saber de su
mejoria.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Bale Dor ~Invitaci6R

Rscordamos ell bale annual
por invitaci6n que tiene anun-
ciada la Sociedad "El Sagrado
Nombre", de la Iglesia Cat6lica
"Nuestra Sonora del Perpetuo
Socorro", para ell viernes 10 del
presente res.
Las invitaclOlrvs fueron cul-
dadosa mente destruidas entire
nuestras familias.
La orquesta "Don Francisco
sera la encargada de amenizar
Ia fiesta.
Empezara a las $50 de la no
che, terminando...?
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Rheumatic Happy;
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lg NORITO On this guarantee. T,N,GJ
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NacimieRtO

Con algeria infinita besan
desde aver los estimados espo-
sos Eva Y Alberto Arenal la lie
gada de un hermoso nino.
La Sra. Arenal fue asistida
felizmente por ell ginec6lOgo DR..
Jose A. Dominguez.
Dado ell estadd satisfactorio.
de la mama y ell meme, Sc les
trasladara dentro de breves
dias para su Residential del 1866
de Ia "a avenida
Nuestra enhorabuena a los
Felices papas y para ell nuevo
ciudadano eterna dicha.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Animada Fiestecita

En- dias pasados fueron feste-
jados por ell Sr Alberto Felicio-
ne. en- su residential. la bella da
mita Katie Anelli y ell joven Fe-
lipe Barletta, con motive de Su
matrimonio. La bodS Sc efec-
tuara ell entrante domingo, a las
cinco de la tarde, en- la Iglesia
Nuestra Sra. del Perpetuo So
zorro.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Los Cardenses enpatarDn
l jueeoo con los Gigantes
Derrotaron los Rojos a los Dodgers
La ventaja del Brooklyn es solo de
desafio v medic

La primera parte del juego,
por los RojoS, estuvo en- las ma
nos del pitcher Riddle, relevado
por Begs Y Starr. Medwick des
cargo IN hit en- cinco wees al
bate.
I'm magnifico duelo de pitch
ers sostuvieron White y Schu :
macher Y ell desafio, que dur6
diez innings, Qued6 empatado.
Warneke sustituy6 a White y
70 hizo en- admirables condicio-
hes.
Los Dodgers jugaran hoy con
loo Piratas, en- Pittsburg, y los
Cardenales con los Braves, en-
Boston, un doble desafio.
Tiene Ell Brooklyn go victo-
rias, 81 derrotas y SAB puntos
de ~promedio; ell San Luis, 80
victorias, 81 derrotas y 6S6 pun
tos..
Anotaci6n por entradas:
B. O1O 900 1902 O0-3c, 6h, lie
C. LOO 900 200 O1-4c, 12h, de
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
NOTAS SOCIALE
tPOR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

la orquesta LA Florida" ejecu-
tara un bonito programa must
cal.
Daremos mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
MN MeiOrMO

En- franco periodic de conva-
lecencia Sc halla nuestro amigo
Jose Jovino Gutierrez, que en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27

VP33 lost its chance of gaining
league leadership by dropping a
1881 decision to the Lions Club
in the opening game last night.
At halftime, the Clubbers had
gained the lead and were never
headed. Held to eight points in
the opening quarter, first part of
which they went scoreless, the
Lions got hot" in the next stan
"a, racking up II markers.
Defending city champions now
hold a full game lead over the
three clubs tied for second posi-
ton. They have only another
trio of games to play, one with
US. Marines, first-half title
holders. The loss sent the Avia-
tors into third place,
Joe Pinder, six field goals and
two out of two charity shots, led
the way for tho victors. Charlie
Smith contributed an even dozen
points.
ShaFpsheoting Maxi again was
outstanding for the Airmen. &C
counting for more than two-thirds
of his clubs total score. He sent
nine baskets and four penalty
losses through the hoop. Four of
his field goals were sunk in rapid
fashion the first few minutes of
play.
Each team was charged with
nine personal fouls and each net
ted half its free throws.
RnNr srarNHra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
Students Won Longest
Cage Game Of Season;
D.. Lions Increased Lead
CONCHS BATTLE
SAILORS SUNDAY

Key West Conchs, baseball
champions of this city, will swing
into action Sunday afternoon at
Nelson English Park for the first
time this year.
The fast nine off U.S.S. Dicker-
son will furnish the opposition
Conchs will use their same lineup
that carried them to numerous
victories last season.
Cyril Griffin, the old reliable.
will be behind the plate to re-
ceive the slants of trio of
moundsmen, Cheta Baker, Rob-
ert Bethel and Jose Casa, each
working three innings. Barcelo
will cover first, Carbonell second,
AceVedo short field and Gates
third base. Villareal, Gonzalez
and Molina win roam the OUT
field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
GONZALEZ CLAIMS
HIS CHANCES GOOD
|. AGAINST THE KID
MEET IN FEATURE BOUT OF
FIGHT CARD TOMORROW
NIGHT; KovAc AND HAusE
IN sEMI.FMAL

Felix Gonzalez, Key West well
terweight. gets his greatest
chance for a long step up in fls-
tic circles tomorrow night when
he tangles with Yucatan Kid in
the featured 1o-roundeF at Cecil
carbonell's Front and Simonten
street arena.
Gonzalez, heavier and strong
er than the highH-teuted Kid,
says he considers his chances
good.
"Southpaws like me are hard
for anybody to fight, Felix con-
fides. Hell have a tough time
getting to me and il he isn't care
full. I'll knock his head Off,
!. The local boy, for all his com
fidence, is putting his chin in .
dynamite-laden area when he
steps Inside the ropes with Yucca
tan Kid. The Mianian has been
rated No. 2 among lightweight
eontenders for Champion Lew
Jenkins crown and he won his
rating with the. high explosive
contents Of his right hand.
Pete Koyac and Clyde Hause,
another pair Of lightWeights,
step the Ground distance in the
semi-final and Promoter Car
bonell is lining up a string Of
lively preliminaries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
Flash Gordon Disqualified In s
Main Mat Event Last Night
PONCE CACERS
DUE TOMORROW

Ponce De Leon High Schools
varsity basketball team is sched-
uled to journey here from Miami
tomorrow for games that night
and Saturday night against Key
West Highs Corchs.
The locals are going through a
strenuous workout this after
noon in preparation for the inva-
sion. Key West defeated Ponce
on it's first mainland road trip
last month. 4a.t
High School and Convent girls
will play preliminary affairs to
the interscholastic games, which
are the last of the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
LOPEz.PRICE:
ELIMINATED
Especial ID TIE cisise.,

NSWGGkok ~ AAG &3eAhG&t
MIAMI, Feb. T.-Dick Chap
man, United States amateur
champion, and George Dawson,
of Chicago, played sub-par golf
yesterday to knock Joe Lopez, of
Key West, and r. T. Price. his
partner. out of the Miami-Biit-
more's annual Amateur Four
Ball tourney.
Setting the stage for the final
match with Earl Christensen and
Harvey Draughton today, the
Champson Dawson combination
carded 81 for the: first 10 holes
to the Floridian's "A. In the aft
ernoon, after four holes Of even
play, the champion and his part
ner took the match.
Lopez opened the morning
round by winning the first hole
with a birdie 4, but Chapman
evened things up on the third
with a birdie 8.
Price and Lopez had bad time
| of the next four holes. losing all
of them when TREY carded rs
many DOGGY SIS and the last two
were halved in par
Both teams played par on the
first three holes of the hack nine.
but Dawson took the thirteenth
with par 4 and the fourteenth
with two 10 put the team 8 up.
Lopez scored a birdie on the fif-
teenth, but Chapman came back
with q birdie 8 on the 400-yard
sixteenth to put the Florida team
6 down, again.
Chapman and Dawson dropped
a stroke on the nine out. but
they were too far ahead and took
the match at the fourth coming
back.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
coNcHs TO TOURNAMENT

q
High School Conchs' sudden
burst of speed and scoring
spree that clinched the game in
the third overtime period
against Army last night were
explained shortly after the
contest.
Students revealed that just
prior to the final extra fiva-
minute quarter. Coach Johnny
Offutt promised TO enter them
in the district basketball tour
nament at Miami next week as
q reward for victory. Taking
no chances of losing the opnor-
tunitY. the youngsters held the
Soldiers to a single point while
they racked up seven straight
field goals and a free throw,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
Three Fiye-Minute Over
time Periods Required
To Down Army; VP33
Dropped To Third

Two new Island City Basket
ball League records for this sea-
son were established last night.
1t all happened when the High
School varsity quintet racked up
a thrilling, -time-period
1888 triumph against US. Army
in the second game of the dou-
bleheader at the schools gymna-
stun.
Three extra five-minute quar-
tiers were required as the Dough-
boys came from behind on each
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27

occasion to tie-up the score. They
were finally doWned in the third
additional period under a shower
of Student field goals,
The excessive time necessary
to decide the contest and High
Schools 70 points are the new
marks set. Army also lost the
only other overtime game this
year, suceumhing 52-55 to Lions
Club in a single extra five-min-
ute quarter. Previous high-score
record. II points in a regulation
contest, was held by the Lions.
Students should have won in
the fourth period of the regular
game. With only seconds to go
and a field goal ahead, they at
tempted to sink another basket
and lost the ball to the Soldiers.
George Nodine, Army veteran.
received the sphere near the GEN.
Ter line and let fly one of his ia
nous long shots that split the
middle of the hoop. 1t had hard
ly passed through the net when
the final whistle ended the regu-
lation game 44-44, thus sending
the battle into an extra period.
Varsity five Immediately shot
ahead when play was resumed
but the Doughhoys rallied in the
last two minutes. Once more
mere seconds stood between the
Students and victory and again
IA Soldier, Pete White, came
through with the tying field goal
just before the Whistle sounded.
The count stood 51-51. And so
another additional round was
necessary.
/ Following a two-minute rest
period, they were off again,
fighting tooth and nail. Ex-
element among the few remain
ing spectators had now reached
fever7piteh, Pep rallies spurred
the Students on but the Dough-
boys kept abreast and the third
overtime quarter ended 57-57.
/ From then on the Marching
Men never had a chance, Play
ing as though they had discov-
cred the secret of Superman's
durability, the varsity cagers
went on a scoring spree in the
third and final extra period to
clineh the game. They smother
ed the Soldiers under a barrage
OF field goals and at the same
time held them TO lone point, a
free shot by center Long. Stu
dents sunk seven consecutive
baskets to wipe out any chance
Of Army overcoming their lead.
Roberts Smith. q points: De-
Witt Roberts. 20, and Ralph Arm
old. IL, paced the victoFs. Charles
Almeda and Pete White topped
! the losers, Fl and is. respective
~,
High School. rising into three
Ssy tie for second place by virtue
Of its win, committed 10 personal
fouls and melted only eight Of its
20 penalty shots Army errored
IS times and succeeded in sink
ing IL Of its 81 charity tosses.
Box score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27
Roy Weleh Victor; Sven,
ski, Light-H Champ,
Won In Semi-Final

Virtue and that pristine sports
manship that Boy Scouts learn
to direct toward old ladies emerg-
ed in glorious triumph last night
as Key Westers had their first
taste of heavyweight wrestling
at Cecil Carbonelfs Front street
Chamber of Horrors.
Local fans, many of whom had
never seen the trained seals of
the ear-twisting circuit before,
whooped and cheered as Referee
Art Richie disqualified Flash
Gordon after "a minutes in the
main go and raised the hand of
the bruised but gallant Roy
WEIGH of Tennessee.
They gasped with indignation
when the burly New Yorker
chopped Richie a resounding
right to the jowls and cheered
again when WEIGH staggered
blindly out of the ring, his arm
raised in token of victory.
One fan seemed to voice the
sentiments of the crowd with his
angry take that bum back to Mi
ami, Ritchie! We don't allow that
sort of thing in Key West.
WEIGH won the first fall in nine
minutes when he lifted the heav-
Ter New Yorker in an airplane
spin and dumped him to the can
vas. Gordon evened it up by
taking the second fall after he
had twisted the mountaineer
around the ropes, tossed him a
few times into the laps of the
ringsiders and then industriously
clipped him on the chin with his
knee. The job required i8 min
uteS.
After that things became com
fusingu WEIGH made q noisy but
not very springy punching bag
and Gordon. seemed to have earn
ed at least a decision over Referee
Richie. Richie didn't see it that
way. howver, so WEIGH, who
hadn't been doing much of any
thing, won the fight and every
one agreed that anyone with as
bad a disposition as Gordon
probably beats his wife and
shouldn't win, anyway.
John Swenski. who claims to
have the worlds light-heavy-
weight crown tucked away some
place in his belongings. was de-
NOTED to the semi-final and took
about the same sort of pushing
around as WEIGH. He won, too.
Bill Ludwig, another bad 'un.
lost the first fall in IS minutes
when he toppled 10 the canvas
and couldn't get up.
Probably rated among the
noisiest wreStlers in history.
Ludwig groaned, growled and
CRASHED his teeth through five
minutes Of the second fall. his
head resting in the same head
lock where il had been since the
fight started Finally, he pick
ed up the champion i'm some
thing that looked like o station
airy airplane spin and Swenski
gave Up.
Referee Richie gave the match
TO SwenSki. after nine minutes
in the third fall. when Ludwig
insisted on pitching the champ
al the ringsiders and ignored re-
peated warnings
Ronnie Hicks. Substituting far
George Becker In the cpener.
lest 20 Rex Mobiey In eight min
uses.
Ire matches last right were
the fsrxs Kew West has seen In
=
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-27

Jenn =. Steinbeck, author of
The Grapes of Wrath, born in
Salinas, Cal. SO years age.
Laura E. Richards of Gardiner
Me-, noted author, born in Bos-
ton, 81 years ago.
us. Senator Rurson X. Wheel
er of Montana. born in Hudson,
Mass. 50 years ago.
Justice Huge L. Black of the
Us. Supreme Court, born in Har-
Ian, Ala, S. years ago.
Maurice g. Hindus of New
York, writer-novelist, born in
Russia. 30 years ago.
Franchot Tone, actor, born at
Niagara Falls, N. Y, SO wears
ago.
David sarnoff, president, Ra-
dio Corp. of America, born in
Russia, 80 years ago.
Eliery Sedgwiek of Boston, for
mer Atlantic editor, born in New
York, So years ago,
Prot, Arthur NJ Schlesinger of
Harvard. noted historian, born in
xeHia, Ohio, 80 years ago.
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sources tn withstand the attacks
Of fortune, IL is a combination
difficult 10 understand. II the
miner aspects are favorable there
is opportunity for success: If not,
il viii be better 30 keep In the
shallow waters of quiet life. In
all events, walk cautiously.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
BOXING
key West Arena. $50 p. n.y.
TOMORROW NIGHT

Second card of year, featuring
Yucatan Kid, outstanding light
weight in Florida rings, and Felix
Gonzalez, Key West welterweight.
Supporting bouts. Corner Simon
ton and Front streets.
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The highest-paid pitchers in
baseball are Bob Teller of Cleve-
land and Bobo Newsom of De-
troit each receiving around $S0,-
600 a year. <.'