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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
Big News

DAN hesitated. She wondered
1 how much anyone besides Jer-
y wanted her TO &C, how much
Jerry himself really wanted her,
since he had been willing TO bet
about her. Lenore. she knew.
wouldn't want her. Nothing would
make LenOre more angry than 70
see her arrive with Jerry.
That alone was reason enough
for going, Pam decided suddenly.
Len0re had been as rude 70 her
as possible She would paw Le-
more n the only way she could
by being seen with her brother
as much as she could manage.
And she could get a little even
H1th Jerry, too, for that bet hv
amusing herself with his friends.
She would 90, she decided. and be
gay. show Jerry just how little
she cared.
ISu vfll LET me take you9" she
hoard Jerry asking eagerly.
d love going, she said. Who
all VIII be there2"
Not that It made much differ
ence, because Pam was suddenly
determined that she would at
tract her share of attention. if
only to annoy Lenore- Pam had
never taken pleasure in making
others angry, IN hurting them or
getting even in any small way.
But LenOre had been cruel. And
Pam had overlooked much.
Her mind was absorbed in
thought. Finally Jerry's voice
came through Il She was aware
or an eager. pleading note in il.
Everybody viii be there. But
that's not important. Pam" he
was saying. The important thing
Is that Freda's made an honest
man OF me. She's released me.
darling That's what I came to tell
you when you ran out on me with
Leo I came back, and I've been
sitting here all evening, waiting
70 tell you l sUspe cted YOU
Wouldn &let me IN if I waited out
side I'll you were here. SO I got in
ahead Of your
Pam was looking al him. word
less, wondering If the glory that
warmed her heart was shining in
her eyes, and hoping it wasn't.
She didn't want Jerry to know
how happy his news had made
her because she didn't dare oaite
beheve IN the happiness herself.
And noT. Pam. darling, will
you let me tell you all over again
that l love you? And will YOU
marry me? And you viii 60 to
the parlyG"
60 to the party with You.
Jerry Pam finally agreed
IS that all you have to say to
me, Pam2~
Isn't Il enough, Just now?"
! suppose II has 10 be. II that's
the way you feel about II. Why,
PAM Why are you still holding
me AZ arms length? Because
haven't got the ring back from.
Freda? Isn't the promise all that's
Important"
He paused an instant. Il thought.
Pam, I'd let her keep the dia-
mond All / wanted was TO be
released from its m ming
wouldn't want TO give you that
rIng, anyhow: that Is, when YOU
nnaIly say yes 70 me-"
You're aWfuHy sure. Jerry
am. can be. Because I in.
tend 70 keep at this until you're
mine, until. you say yes to me-"
To be continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21

able winds over south portion
partly overcast weather tonight
and Wednesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21

The Citizen, in editorial para
graphs. said:
The man who predicts that
there viii be no let-up in the
present financial depression for
several years overlooks the fact
that the only panic that ever
lasted seven years was the one
Joseph forecast for the Egyp-
tians'.
The country as a whole look
ed upon Edison as almost super
natural The certainty with
which the average man expected
him 10 do something about the
submarine menace the moment
the United States got into the
World War was little short Of
pathetic"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21

Keep-out-Of-war party" op-
posed by voters, survey finds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21

Economic pressure on Japan is
held effective.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21

wind Direction and Velocity
SE-5 niles per hour
Relative Humidity
$50
Barometer AZ ESQ q. N. today
Sea level. % 90 (lol5-2 millibars)
Tomorrow's Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
The WEATHER

taken at $50 a. m
18th Mer. Time (city office
TemrerafureS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21

Girls Of the Thompson Plumb
ing company last night trimmed
feminine diamOndban squad
from the telephone exchange by
q 1873 count.
Miss Louise Solano was on the
mound for the telephone COM
pany. with Miss Charlotte uask-
ms receiving, and Dorothy Dobbs
and Ruth Baker made UP the bat
tary for the PlmberS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21
KEY WEST I'm
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings On This Date Ten
Years Ago As Taken From
Files Of The Citizen

Every electric light II Key
West-and IN the nation-will
60 cut tonight for one minute.
beginning ar 10 O'Clock
Paying tribute TO Thomas A
Edison. VINO vas buried this aft
ernoen az West Orange, n. j..
President Hoover suggested the
nationwide moment Of dark
ness
Bascom L Grooms. president
Of the local power company, said
the main switch viii be pulled.
plunging the city into darkness
The navy station wiz De open
ed 10 visitors IN celebration Of
Navy Day. Capt. Robert 7. Men
ner. commandant, announced 10
day
Captain Menner said he VIII
detail guides 10 lead visitors
through the station. and aboard
the U.SS- Bagaduce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-21

Tomorrow's ALMANAC
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
FIFTH FLOOR
BEATS THIRD
BY ONE TALLY


The most exciting game OF the "Y'
House League was played last Sat-
arday between the Fifth and the
Third Floor teams. The game start
ed out onesded with the Fifth Floor
taking a nine point lead, however,
with Blackman, Albritton and At
water hitting the hoop in rapid
succession. the Third Floor then
soon changed the looks OF the
score which added pep to the game.
AT the end OF the half the score was
1918.
Al the beginning OF the second
half Blackman and Washington
each tailed to put the Third Floor
in the lead. This lead was soon
overtaken when Banks of the Fifth
Floor accounted for two baskets
There was a rapid exchange Of
baskets and the gun went off with
both teams tied 26-26. A three
minute overtime period followed
with the Fifth Floor winning By
one pOint-30-2l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
BY RAzZ BROWN

The former jockey Pete Walls.
who used TO ride for j. r.. Seaeram.
OF Toronto, Can, has been ruled off
the turf for life after IL OF his
years on the track. He ran afuul of
turf officials when he was charged
with causing coup where they
used the boss. iasty Notion. the
ringer in which he ran as Rapid
Boone al Chicago track. What
money will do. Pete Walls had al
ways been classed as a fine out
standing square-shooter. Others
were in with the slick job and were
given their just deserts. This lat
est ringer case was about the
slickCst piece of work ever done
in this line. Nothing was left I'M
done. Westy Hogan ran as Little
Boy IT Windsor, | know.
Don Meade put up sterling ride
on the good filly. Roartown. recent
ly. ! hope he will stay in the lime
light for many years, but he will
have to keep his nose clean as peo-
pie give him the Bronx cheer when
he wins. and there's something
wrong about that. People are not
always wrong.
Well. pretty soon the nags will
cayort over the track at Charles
ton. and that's curtains for those
boss players. It's tough when you
have 10 select them over a merry
go-round track. Yes. it's tough.
Alsab had hard race the last time
he ran. but he got there just the
same. like all good hosses do. But
| think he has had enough racing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Through
Through
The Sports Mirror
By Russ J. Cowans
BY Russ J. Cowans
BY ROBBIE HART
Pinch Hitting for Russ Cowans

While fight fans speculate with the idea that ouis'
reeds from the Louis-Baer fight will break down the
tudices Of Uncle Sans hard-hearted navy Young Ros
Toes is baskng in the victorious sun of his bout with
Perto Lowell in Beunos Aires last Saturday This is
second successful encounter in friendly South Amer
Previously he defeated Arturo Godoy
Detroers are looking forward with much interest to
match between Ray Robinson and Kid Mccoy Dec ~
Madison Square Gardens. Robinson is an exponent of
athletic circles down Brewster Center way. Both boys
fast and their recent place this tilt among
important bouts in the welterweight division.
Officials of the major league hierarchy will have
mother chance to cast their eyes toward Negro foot
al when the Colored All-Stars attempt to stop the
2fensve of the powerful New York Yankees at the
{olo Grounds Nov. 80 Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is
onorary chairman of the committee in charge of the
anne which is being staged in the interest of charity
Lane college eleven, after suffering flashing defeat
goo Al the hand of Lincoln university, nosed out the
Prul Xavier University Gold Rush, 60 on Turkey Day
Ne Xavier Stadium. The game was heart-breaking to
fer nine senior lettermen among whom is all-Ameri-
Arnaud "Stingaree" Mitchell of Kansas City, Mo-,
sers greatest chance lost when Louis Olave, half
Il iumbled after running back Lane punt from mid
az yards to Lanes 10-yard stripe. An intercepton
led the threat.
Fans still talking about that 63yard romp of Leon
Pr who capained the Morehouse team to a 800 victory
Saturday In the FIVE minutes left to play Homer Hill
eyed Elam's 24-yard pass on Fsks 6yard line Elams
Ehdown drive was repused by the Fisk forward wall
! ne was thrown for 5-yard loss. However, on the
play he ploughed his way through the center of the
/ Tor his fourth tally. Captain Elan was by far the
/. outstanding player on the field. He averaged 96
rs per try having carried the ball 81 times for total of
yards
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Perennial Rivals OF Southwest Set
For Annual Homecoming Grid Battle

MARSHALL. Textile Wiley
Wildcats and Bishop Tigers tangle
in their annual bitter contest which
will be the feature attraction Of
Bishops Homecoming. Saturday.
% on Bishop Field. Neither team
has an impressive record for the
season against other oppo nents, but
every fan is assured of real game
when these ancient rivals meet.
Coach stevens will try to make ii
four in a row over the Wildcats
and seems confident after shellack-
ing the Texas College Steers POI.
Even though the Wildcats have
lost most OF their games this sea-
son. they promise the Tigers plen-
~ stiff opposition. for the Cats
have shown great improvement In
their recent games and with some
of the hig guns returning TO the
Cats lineup from the injured list;
the fans can witness a hectic affair
on the Gridiron Bishop places It's
high hopes on Robert Quals. the
fleet backfeld star who has shown
we'll with the Baptist team. He
will he ably assisted by Hudson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Last Minutes
Turn Tide For
Globe 7rotters
5000 See
Home Team MAJ
Fine Showing

The basketball miracle % the
current season almoe occurred
Thursday night a. Brewster Re-
creation Center Tho Detroit Brown
Bombers. druhbed in cight prevl-
Gus seasons, almost defeated the
Harlem Globe Trott,ts lrtneif An
nual THANKSGIVING Day game los
ing in the last minute OF play. 50
TO 81.
Some 5000 fans increduously
looked on the spectacle az the
Brown BomberS leading the Globe
Trotters through three periods Of
the game. then losing when Babe
PRESLEY and Bernie Price connect
ed for winning scores. With the
Brown Bombcrs leading 81 10 %.
Price broke through tho defense
took long pass from Ted Strong.
and looped in a basket without in
torfefcnCe 10 tie The count The Of
ficials called A fonl on Larry Bleach
and Presley dropped in the win
ming count just before the whistle
blew
Agis Bray. a Globe Troiter dis
card. shot The Brown Bomhers 20
the front IN the hfs' half as he
collected five field goals and two
free throws for 10 points Bray adj
ded another basket in the ina half
70 win individual scoring honors
for the evening
Price was high scores for the
winners with three field goals and
four free throws Roosevelt Hud-
son was close second with four
field goals and free throw.
The Brown Bombers played spec
tacularly. Indicating they will be
hard 70 vhin this season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Experience To Match
Wits AS Cagers Meet
Sachs Auto Quintet

Joe Louis highly rated Brown
Bomber basketball team will clash
with Cincy Sachs Auto Club quin-
tette. champions OF class triple A
OF the Greater Detroit Basketball
league. at the Holy Redemer gym.
West Vernon and Junction sunday
at 300 pm.
Included on the squad OF Coach
Leon Wheeler's club is: Larry
Bleach, former captain OF tho Uni
versity OF Detroit five: Jim "Coun-
try Davis. boyhood pal OF the
Bomber himself; Agis Bray who
saw service with the Harlem Globe
Trotters last year: Wilbur King.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

Jimmy Haynes, Ennis Stafford.
Roy Condition and the giant sucius
Ryan. who measures a mere s. O..
Cincy Sache in his 23rd year OF
coaching, has won % hona-hde lea
que championships. an unhcard Of
record in the realms Of the hard
wood sport. Coach Sache has added
considerable height to his cham
pionsnip outfit I'm the person OF
Dan Smick. 6 3" center and the last
OF the letter winners from the
University OF Michigan and Frank
Mekulos who measures s. 4" and
who played with the varsity base
ball and basketball teams OF Michi-
gan state With the rest OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
CHATTER OF HOOPS

this year and needs a rest. He has
earned IL.
l am glad that trainer Sam Jones
put Whirlaway on vacation as he
was not the boss in his last three
races that he was before just as
Marketwise, failing off in his last
races. Total Eclipse should be
hankins' boss from now on out
as he has been on the slow side
all season.
Boysy. the platter sensation at
New York, has found the going
tougher since they have moved him
up. Bowie meet has the cream OF
the crop. | mean what's left Of the
good bosses. Swcepside Is hack TO
races, and how he runs out Cali
fornia way. Hoathtown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Football LIneup

West Nirgiria Scoring: TourhdpNns--
Wilson tsuh for Horn. Davis. Housrn.
Points after ouchdown--f.ynch Davis
Wilberforce scoring: Touchdown -
Schnchly. roint after touchdown -
Schneihy. safety--I.yons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

and Curtis in the ball carrying de-
partment. on the line, Coach Longs
Wildcats will find it difficult TO
break through big 30 Johns, Eaton
and Harper.
To match Bishops powerhouse.
the Wildcats will have big Shelley
Ross. Marvin Cummings and JON
Valentine Juggling the ball and big
Ike Francis. Coot Stewart, and
Giant" Jones along with Oliver
Sprott on the line. This big game Is
always an outstanding affair. Many
fans await this clssic from year TO
year or more rivalry exists be-
tween these two schools than any
other Colleges in the Southwest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
.Wilberforce
First
Time Since Is
Yellowjackets'
M. Davis Leads
In 22-7 Victory

When West Virginia State college
opened the l94l football season.
football experts who had seen
Coach Adolph +. Hamblin's team
in action, predicted a successful
season for the Yellowjackets. West
Virginia swamped Rio Grande. AZ
to 8 in the opening game. and then
trounced Lincoln (Pa). IA to 6.
And then the Yellowjackcts went
into a tailspin, losing to North
Carolina. Blueheld and Kentucky
State, the Thoroughbreads admin
istering 81 TO z defeat. one OF the
worst in the history of West Vir-
gnia. The men OF Coach Hamb-
lin did not look like the team that
started the season.
SO II was only natural that the
YellOwjackcts would enter the game
against Wilberforce university. in
the twenty-cighth meeting of their
annual rivalry. on the short end OF
the betting. West Virginia had not
won from Wilberforce in these an
nual games since 1926. collecting
a 80 win in Columbus at that time.
But West Virginia was different
team as the players walked out on
the court at University of Detroit
Stadium Thursday afternoon. The
Yellowjackets, paced by Make
Davis, one of the hest backs seen
anywhere this season, marched 10
22-7 victory to halt the 15-year
reign OF the Bulldogs.
Yet this West Virginia team did
not get started until the second
period Wherefore, using a forma-
ton similar TO the old Minnesota
shift, scored In the first period
when william Herschel Schnelby,
260-pound tackle, plowed over his
right guard for a touchdown after
Ebert Ebee, speedy quarterback.
had ran IL yards to put the ball on
West yirgnias 9-yard stripe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
BY w. W. CHAPLIN

init News service National Defense Expert
II ESSON: Mobilization of the
- selectee army has proved that
if America is to have a long-range
national defense program it should
extend far deeper into the coun-
ltrys youth. right back TO the first
grade in school
OF the 100000 selectees exam
med so far, 80 per cent have been
rejected and 100000 reflections
ha We been for illiteracy. How
Americans IN their twenteS have
achieved their majority in this
country OF compulsory education
without being able TO read or
write Is "A mystery that might
we'll be the subject of lnveStiga-
ton by defense planners.
There may be no national fault
that 20 per cent Of the reflections
were for dental ills. il per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

yaRogran1fr in dlsgsse. I'll
ncsa y1Fkain tomorrow" And
with a nod he began 10 read the
report.
At SIS Jean and Mary were OF
the subway.
How'd you like stone
Junior? >" Mary asked.
Hes a slave driver hut !
think I'd like working for him."
well, YOU won't work for him
long unless you take some of the
advice I've been pouring into
your unwilling ears. II there's
one thing he hates it's "a girl
not TO know how TO dress for
office work.
(Which reminds me, do you
know about the firms retire
ment plan? They retire en-
plOyes. with "A pension. One
doesn't get chance with a firm
like ours every day In the week,
dean"
II was a thin week for the roto.
gravure sections if they couldn',
show at least one picture of Gloria
at some interesting so.
ciai event. Monday morning Jear
usually appeared at the office
locking As much like Gloria as tho
in incomes would per
NIT.
And this week she had evi
IDENTIFY determined to continue the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

Stand. in For G!oria
Nv ELEANOR NINSLOW VIII
LIAMs and KATE ARNOLD

Nv ELEANOR NINSLOW VIII
LLAMS and KATE ARNOLD
HLOR Heavens sake where
did YOU get the idea for
thu hair-do:"
Mary Craig. senior StcnoErapher
In the law firm of Stone. Marshall
and Stone, gazcd I'M genuine hor-
ror al the thick bronze locks Of
Jean ComStock. one of The pref
test girls IN The office.
jean tossed her head and spun
around in front OF the mirror OF
the small dressing room.
- ;''Didn't YOU see her picture in
Yesterdays paperS-Her- hair
Ms done exactly like this
Mary shook h,r head.
wont YOU ever get over the
absurd idea that YOU are a
double Gloria Murdoch 90
But Mary. L am Her figure
Isn't as good a. mine, hut we do
look alike"
sWell. what good does il do
you: You can't afford 10 live
t1se life of society girl"
f-.'But I might get the chance,
you know" Jean said vaguely.
well. certainly not by going
n.y. ~ cr-srv-N-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
4 Years
Neglect
Bald for Life

This man has a good head Of hair
and he rs sure badness witt never
touch him. Yet that is exactly what
will happen, for his dandruff-laden,
itching scalp Is shedding TOO much
hair every day. Right NOW the
scientific. low-cost George c. Dates
treatment could quickly check the
hair fall and prevent badness by
removing his dandruff and stopping
the itch. Very little treatment
would be needed NOW. But he
decides TO wait while, fatal
fiiiStake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

JARGON: When you hear a
soldier talking about a six by six
truck or a four by two command
car he isn't talking dimensions. A
six by six army truck is one with
six wheels, all of which are driven
by the engine. A four by two
car is the ordinary automobile
with four wheels. only two Of
which are DoWer-driVen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Or. Willard TO Speak

Or. Arthur Cuts Willard. presi-
dent of the University Of Illinois,
will be the principal speaker at a
meeting of the University of Hi
nois alumni at Z p. m. December
s. in the Wardell Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

-Four years later -. too late Hair
can never be rerrown on this type
o. badness. NOW he must go
through life being embarras and
kidded about an ugly badness
which 81 4 serious draw back ~ tho
social and business world Of TODAY.
Don't YOU make The same mis-
take. II you are losing your hair
don't wait for an iDcurable bald.
ness 70 ruin your appearance. Come
~ NOW for free examination
before ~ DIS TOO late George O.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
All defense produc

DOVER: All defense produc-
ton depends on power. and
when power is wasted the defense
program feels the brakes.
The average airplane engine is
tested for 10 hours on the block
before being installed. and that
takes approximately 1000 gallons
of gasoline. Time was when all
the power generated by such en-
gineS while being tested was pure
waste. Now in the Buick plant
where Pratt a Whitney engines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

about. this office with your hair
hanging. around Your shoulders,
and that spectator sport model
on. even If IL l. "A copy of the
one uIloria wore az Belmont
Park last week You're good
>tenographcr. Jean. hut to sue
ceed i'm the business world YOU
have 10 look efficient"
but ! am efficient; does the
rest matter, really"
What a question" Mary
snapped What must clients
think when they see you look
ing a. though YOU were just
waiting for the boat 10 sail for
Bermuda"
shes going 10 Bermuda. I
saw IL in the paper this morn
ing"
4 GIVE Up, JEAN
Il give up. Jean" Mary
gathered n her purse and note
book. You're ANNOYED AT me
for trying 10 change You.
only do il because ! like you.
You don't realize how lucky YOU
are. working for the best firm in
New York
you're "A dear, Mary But l
think YOU eNaggerate this eff
Client appearance angie" And
She walked out and over 10 her
desk.
With \ gesture Of impotence
Mary followed. Mary had been in
-'rC Office TO ID years, and be-
rauSe She WAS clever, as we'll as
Trim and smart III appearance she
was now the private secretary tC
the senior member OF the firm
She knew the tastes and
t4ff ttihte- effiee-se- mitch
better than pretty little Jean
She had seen so many other girls
'ome and go-Some of them
losing their jobs for displaying
he same faults and the same
ength of stiken hose as Jean.
The only glamour that be-
onged in a law office was that
brought m by rich client
Jean -wentquickly 10 work She
lad been in the Office three
but not once had she
been called in TO take dictation
rom one Of the members of the
irm, as had most of the other
girls. This had begun to worry
Ter a little.
She finished the letters she'd
peen given To type Taking cut
mirror from her desk drawer, she
gave her hair a fluff. drew her
iPstieik aefess her mouth and
like a Powers model
started toward the desk at the
md of the long room TO hand ir
he letters.
Just as she was passing the
)ffice Of Mr. Elliott Stone Jr,, the
ioor burst open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Education Vital Defense Need
Rejection eacy Shows Urgent Necessity for
Compulsory School Training

are being made, IS per cent of the
power from the engines under test
is piped back into the factory and
used to make more engines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

for eye troubles, and 10 per cent
for heart weakness. though that is
open TO question. But there must
have been widespread laXity in
enforcement of educational laws
TO create such a situation of il
literacy as has been found by the
draft doctors.