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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
MARCH

Mar. 1-Ypsilanti High Schoo
wins from Belleville in district cage
contest as Lincoln loses.
Mar. michigan Normal entries
dominate state track relays with
the locals winning eight of the IL
events. University High of Ann
Arbor noses out Ypsilanti High
from state Glass B swimming cham
pionship. Ypsilanti High wins DIS
trict cage championship by defeat
ing Wayne. 20-l9.
Mar. 6-Juniors hold position al
the top of the league in the inte'
class basketball tourney being con
Quoted in Ypsilanti High School
Mar. dundee, Ecorse, Wyan'
dotte win regional games in tour
nament being conducted in Yp5i'
lanti High Scvhool gymnasium.
Mar. s-Ypsilanti High defeats S.
Michaels of Flint. Bissfeld scores
startling upset in beating Birming
ham. and st. Stanislaus High beats
Dundee in regional basketball
games in Ypsilanti High School
gymnasium.
Mar. -Blissfeld defeats Npsi
lanti High, ST. Patrick OF Wyan'
dotte wins over st. Stanislaus, OF
Detroit, and St. Francis Xavier,
Ecorse. wins over Ida to capture
regional basketball titles in games
played in local gymnasium.
Mar 10-Ypsiianti Central Spe'
cialty hockey team goes into the
finals in the S. +. Michigan Hockey
League by defeating Wyandotte.
Mar. 12-Fourteen varsity and II
freshmen basketball players at the
Normal receive awards.
Mar. l3-Juniors maintain inter
class supremacy at Ypsilanti High
School by handing freshmen a II
IL beating in a cage contest.
Mar. l4-Strong Fordson High
School cage squad moves nearer
state class "A crown by defeatins
Monroe in Ypsilanti High Schoo
court, 1921.
Mar. Lied by its two mile re
lay quartets. Michigan State Nor
NAL Colleges track team steals
the show at both the Armour Tech
relays in Chicago and the Butler
University relays in Indianapolis
Mar. ls-Ypsilanti High School
opens spring sports activities with
baseball. track, golf and tennis
prospects out for practice.
Mar. 20-Six track marks fall as
Hurons rout Bowling Green, 7OA te
332. in meet in Ohio city.
Mar. 21-Three fast bouts fea
ture wrestling card at the Armory
with the main bout going TO Ok
I Shikina over Mango Singh.
Mar. 24-Ypsilanti Blues forge
into second place in final standings
OF the State American Legior
Bowling Tournament with LAS
minute attack.
Mar. 26-Lincoln. Ypsilanti Higt
School athletes begin practice fol
spring sports.
Mar. 27-Ypsilanti High Schoo
juniors capture interclass basket
ball championship despite setback
in final game, 1873 at hands q
seniors.
Mar. 2S-Bull Curry defeats
/ George Dusette in local wrestlin.
match by taking last two falls al
ter Dusette had knocked out hi
opponent in the first fall in 81
seconds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
FEBRUARY

Feb. michigan Normal Coz.
lege falls to Wayne University
quintet, 1880 in gam. featured
by A fouls being called on play
ers. g.
FEB. PLAT Rock noses out
Roosevelt quintet, ~ TO I; River
Rouge downs Ypsilanti High
School, s6-17; and Lincoln cagers
battle to 1916 tie with Chelsea.
Feb. S-Michigsn Normal wins
triangular track meet with Toledo
University and Central State.
Feb. Central Speciality, Landy
cagers remain in top positions in
City League as result OF games
here
Feb. 6-Landy quint downs Wy
andotte. 1924, in game played IN
the Light Guard Armory, Detroi'.
Feb. Tie for first place in City
League. basketball race remains I'M
broken as both Landy and Cen
trail Specially teams win games IN
competition.
Feb. s-Ypsilanti High varsity.
reserves win cage games with
Plymouth. Ypsilanti High swim
ming team overwhelmed by Ann
Arbor, 1922. Bull Curry and Alex
Kasaboski win exciting battle roy
q at local Armory.
Feb. 9-Chelsea defeats Roose'
Welt varsity. 80 TO 10, but loses
TO reserves, 31-25.
Feb. 10-Normal thinclads swamp
Butler University. rs to 20 with
Had setting a new mark in the
high hurdles in a meet in Indiana
polls.
Feb. 1l-Central Specially hook
ey team slaves of defeat by SEN
sational goal tending OF Red Mey-
ers and draws a 22 tie with Wysn-
dotte in game in Ann Arbor.
Feb. 12-Landy's and Central
Specially teams win City League
games to remain in lead. Towns
ley and United Stove teams also
win.
Feb. i3-Michigan Normal track
team finishes third as University OF
Michigan routs Hurons and Mich.
gan State in a triangular meet 10
Ann ArDOr.
Feb. l4-Ypsilanti High natstoys
crush Wyandotte, 1921 in local
pool.
Feb. 15-Huron cagers mark up
third victory Of season by downing
Kalamazoo FIVE, 1926. Bill Curry
out-reaches. out-punches Bull Mon
tana to win wrestling bout at Arm.
DRY. Favored Ypsilanti High
School quintet downed by Dear.
born, 1920.
Feb. l6--Huron beat Northern
State, 1892. for second win In row.
X. II. S. swimming team loses u
Monroe natator visitors and cagers
lose TO Saline, $500.
Feb. 17-Hurons monopolize col
lege events In Illinois relays. win.
ming two of special relay events
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
NOVEMBER

Nov. MILAN hands Roosevelt
High School its second defeat OF
the season by 13 to 0 score. Yp-
slant High gridders lose seventh
straight game of the year to Dear
born, 1926.
Nov. 2-Hurons score first vic
tory OF the season by defeating I'M
defeated and united Alma College
by a score of "a to 7 before A
large homecoming crowd.
Nov. Martin Zachar, former
Michigan Normal pitching star, re-
ceives appointment as coach OF the
Huron freshman basketball team.
Nov. 5-Harriet School winter
recreation program begins under
the direction of Principal Eugene
Beatty.
Nov. 6-Michigan Normal har.
riers defeat Wayne University by
placing six in first ten men IN
meet at Meadowbrook Country
Club. Detroit.
Nov. six grapplers stage live
ly exhibition in second weekly mat
show OF the season at the local
Armory.
Nov. s-Rough Riders finish sea
son by defeating Romulus, 80 to 7
on the Normal field. Ypsilanti
High School gridders play best
game OF season but drop final en-
counter to Ecorse.
Nov. 9-Rynearson's record falls
as Hurons lose to Wayne, 1877 on
Briggs Field. Tom Quinn retains
barrier crown by pacing a field OF
rs entries in Michigan Amateur
Athletic championships over Nor
NAL course.
Nov. 11-Brooklyn Dodgers trade
Bill Crouch, former Ypsilanti sand
lot player. to Philadelphia Phillies.
Five teams place entries In city
basketball league.
Nov. 12-Ralph Brackrog. Mt
Morris star, captures Michigan Nor.
NAL 1ntramural all-campus run
Seniors trounce underclassmen al
Ypsilanti High School, 20 to 6, in
final football game OF season.
Nov. 14-Flash Gordon substi
tutes for Ricardo Cortex in main
wrestling bout at the Armory and
loses to Savoldi after a head-on col
lision.
Nov. l5-Hurons conclude 1916
grid season with 1873 loss to Kala
mazoo in game at Briggs Field.
Nov. 17-Both Ypsilanti teams n
the Inter-City Bowling League boos
their averages by scoring to
victories over their opponents
Shaefer's winning from Allen Pari
and Cunningham's from Budweiser
OF Trenton.
Nov. 1s-Seventy-six turn out 10
winter sports at Ypsilanti Higf
School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
DECEMBER

Dec. 2-Cleary College quintet
falls to Flint Junior College by
score OF IL to 2S In game played
on Flint Central High School court.
Dec. 3-Lawrence Tech sinks
short Cleary quintet, 60 TO 16, in
game played here.
Dec. 4-Ypsilanti High School
quintet looks impressive despite
initial loss to a powerful Alumni
squad.
Dec. 5-Alumni down Huron var
sity 42-37 in cage tilt with Burman
Misenar starring in the defeat.
Dec. 6-Ypsilanti High cagers
come from behind to capture open
er from Belleville by score of 81
to 10.
Dec. Huron cagers bow TO
Wayne in season opener, As to 81.
with Shada being injured in the
rough game. Commercials drop
contest to Flint Junior College.
Dec. 9-Powerful Ann Arbor
High School swimmers invade Up
SLANT High pool and capture eight
out OF nine places in defeating
Braves. Landys smooth clicking
team overwhelms United Stove, so
to 10, in City League tilt.
Dec. LOST. Mary's Eagles beat
Cleary cage team by score OF "A
to 80.
Dec. 11-Central Specially sets
new scoring record in their basket
ball tilt with the Independents by
ringing up 20 baskets and eight
free throws.
Dec. 12-Huron cagers fall 20
Central State. 29 to 81. despite late
rally in contest played at Mt.
Pleasant.
Dec. 13-Lincoln Alumni win see
saw battle, 20 to Is; River Rouge
defeats Ypsilanti High cagers, 81
to 81. in game played here.
Dec. 14-Hurons fade in last halt
as Michigan wins, SO TO IS in bas-
ketball tilt in Yost Field House,
Ann Arbor.
Dec. 16-Hobbs knocks out Hogan
as intramural boxing tournament
starts at Normal College.
Dec. 17-Andy Newlands and Bob
Klein. defending champions, bow
to opponents Freddie Hobbs and
Les Heddle in semi-final boxing
matches at Normal.
Dec. 1S-Central Speciality quin-
tet makes fifth straight win by de-
feating Bella Vista. IS to 10 In
City League cage tilt.
Dec. 19-Hobbs and Lucarell
win titles on technical knock outs
in finals Of Normal College boxing
tournament. Y.HS. quintet drops
heartbreaker to Plymouth.
Dec. % Central Specially hockey
team comes from behind to tie
Club Laurier OF Detroit in Inter
City Hockey League game played
in Ann Arbor.
Dec. 26-Rebel Russell. Savoldi
and Clemens win wrestling bouts
at Armory.
Dec. Is Landy's quintet, city
basketball league leaders. over
whelm the Shaw five from Detroit,
rs to Is in game played in Ypsi-
lanti High School gymnasium.
Dec. 29-Central Speciality noses
out Wayne Club to win to in
inter-city hockey league game in
Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
SEPTEMBER

Sept Ward Dunlap wins
Washtenaw Country Club cham.
pionship by defeating Clark Green
street in final s6 holes OF play.
Sept. 4-Sixty report for fFst
football practice At Ypsilanti High
School.
Sept. 5-Roosevelt grid squad
holds initial practice with IS turn
ing out limberlng up.
Sept. Woodruff School opens
its city recreation program by hold
ing classes for boys Of Woodruff
and Prospect.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
JANUARY

Jan. 3-Detroit Techs steam
roller technique smashes Cleary
College cagers, 52-l2.
Jan. 4-Bowling Green all.vet'
eran basketball team overrides
Michigan Normal cagers, 1925.
Ian. 5-Plymouth High School
,agers nose out Ypsilanti High
SQUAD. 1918: Roosevelt loses open
ing tank meet TO University High
swimmers whose basketball cagers
humble Lincoln players.
Jan. 6-Hurons drop third
straight to Albion cagers, 1886.
Jan. S-Michos Confectionery
breaks into win column in City
League basketball loop by defeat
ing United Stove, 25-l7.
Jan. l0-Cleary College cagers
give best performance despite 81
30 defeat at hands of ST. Mary's.
Landy quintet drubs Ypsilanti Mis-
fits. 1920.
Jan. 11-lnspired Hurons give
Wayne battle. but lose again. S2-2S.
Jan. l2-Roosevelt cages down
Milan, 1910: Y. Fl. 5. gives Dear
born drubbing, 2i.16, while Lin
coin loses tilt TO Dundee, $3.50.
Jan. l3-Lats Saginaw rally beats
Normal Frosh, 41-Ss.
Jan. 14-Ypsilanti hockey squad
shapes into real threat by de-
feating Toledo. 81. in Southeastern
League play-offs in Ann Arbor.
Jan. 15-Normal cagers falter
after good start. Defeated 1927
by Kalamazoo five.
Jan. lS-Feature bout at Arm
DRY between Leo Wallick and Steve
Brodie ends in draw. Hpsilanti
High School swimmers drop meet
to River Rouge. 50-24.
Jan. 19-Alma College quintet
BUNDLES Hurons, 69-40 in contest
here. Lincoln tramples Rough
Riders in cage contest, S0-l9, and
Trenton High defeats Roosevelt
swimmers while Ypsilanti High
School drops fourth Twin Valley
encounter 10 Wayne High.
Jan. 20-Central State admins
ters 1885 beating to Hurons in Yp-
silant High School gymnasium.
Cleary College loses wild and
rough game to Flint Junior College,
1888 in Flint.
Jan. 22-,Landy team defeats
Farm Bureau squad to stay in first
place in Recreation Basketball
League.
Jan. 9S-Huron FIVE beats st.
Marys, 1929 TO end losing streak.
Jan. Furniture Men maintain
lead in City League basketball race
by defeating Michos, 81 to Is,
Jan. 25--Two indoor track rec
ords fall in all campus meet as Joe
Brzezinski defeats Tommy Quinn
in mile run and Chuck Had breaks
records In SIS yard high hurdles.
Ypsilanti High natators defeat
Trenton. 52-32 as Roosevelt swim
mers lose TO Ann Arbor High,
1924.
Jan. 26-Ypsilanti High School
Braves win thrilling one point game
from Ecorse; Roosevelt reserves
win from Lincoln hut varsity suf-
fers defeat at hands of Railspiit-
tiers.
Jan. 27-Boys play opening
games in Recreation Church League
With Second Baptist and st. Johns
winning IN the senior division and
First Methodist, st. John "A" and
Second Baptist winning in the jun
Tor division.
Jan. 29-Foundry, Furniture
Men tie for first league place in
City League loop.
Jan. 31-Landy, Central Special
ty teams in tie for City League
first place. Martin Zachar. former
Normal mound ace. signs with Sy-
racuse Chiefs in international
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
JUNE

June 1-Hurons' balance wins
A. A. L. track championship in
Kalamazoo.
June -Stovemen lose in inter
county contest TO the Detroit Olym-
pic team.
June 3-Huron tennis team
closes season with 20 shutout over
Central State. Ypsilanti High
School squads receive letters for
participation in sports events.
lzaak Walton remains unbeaten in
Glass p standings of City League.
June 4-Huron nine loses, to g..
on late rally by Hillsdale. Ypsi-
lanti High drops baseball tilt to
Birmingham, 1874.
June 5-Hurons nip Illinois Wes-
leyan rally, 60. in > innings. Class
r standings in three way tie be-
tween Izaak Walton, X. p. Lodge
and Shaefer Hurons as result Of
games played here.
June 6-Merchants win, 80, as
Mott gives Stoyemen only five hits.
Fellow players name Joe Borovich
as captain of 1871 baseball team.
June Williams stars on mound
as Druggists lose game, 1870 to
Young Mems Club.
June S-Joe Grady tops batting
averages for Huron nine for sea-
son.
June 9-William A. Nelson wins
directors cup in play at Washte-
nav Country Club.
June 10-Trackmen select Tho
mas Quinn as captain of 1871 team.
Shaefer Hurons hold undisputed
possession of first place in City
League Glass L as Hurons beat
Izaak Walton and Trojans upset
X. P. Lodge.
June 1l-Records show Whitley
Had leads in track scoring at the
Normal College.
June 12-Izaak Walton defeats
Motor State, 10 to 8 in only Class
B softball tilt played here.
June 13-Young Mems Club routs
Merchants team, 10 to 0.
June 14-Sears moves into sec
ond place slot on 6-2 victory over
Cunningham in City League race.
June 15-Cubs move closer 10
title by defeating Sears. 1914 In
City League tilt. Three Hurons,
Captain Leroy Grindle. Harold
Stein and Tommy Quinn, win in
Dow relays at Midland.
June 16--Alphonse Gavrilavicz,
former Michigan Normal track star.
sets world decath.on record in
1900 meter run in the National A.
A. L. Decathlon Championship at
Cleveland.
June 17-Trojan Laundry upseis
Hurons retain hold on first place
in Glass b league by defeating Me-
chants, ia.
June 1s-Chrlsty Wilson. city
recreation director, announces
schedule for summer playground
events.
June 19-Merchants commit 10
errors in 1872 rout by Sears.
June 20-Young Mems Club de-
feats Cunningham's, ITO in City
League contest.
June 21-Cunningham's forfei:s
for second time in five days rs
sufficient number OF men fail ~
show up for game with United
/ Stove.
June 22-Tommy Quinn, Michi'
gan Normal star. places fourth n
National co legiate track and fell
championships
June 24-Managers OF City Lea.
que revise schedule for the re-
mainder of the season, deciding TO
play all postponed tits first.
June Merchants become vic
tim as United Stove wins 60 shut
out in City League. Tony Yale
chalks up one hit triumph as Shae-
fer Hurons win over Boys Club. 10.
June Oscars beats United
Stove team on two hit perform
ance OF Tom Carrico.
June 27-Sears wins in City
Leagues fourth shutout in row,
80 over Cunningham
June 30-lnkster defeats United
Stove. ~ to 10 in inter-county
league tilt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
GOODS SEEK WORK

Lawrence, Kas.. Jan. up
Four hundred and fifty nine wo-
men students at the University OF
Kansas have applied at the women
students employment bureau for
work while attending school this
semester according TO Marie MIL
Ter, secretary OF the bureau.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
CREDITS SAFE DRIVING

Pittsburg. Kas.. Jan. up Col
lege credits are being offered at
Pittsburgh State Teachers College
here for learning how TO teach safe
motor car driving. The course is
listed under safety education and
includes three hours In safe driv-
ing education and traffic safety.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01

NEW YORK-AP-The jury in
the mail fraud and conspiracy trial
OF Howard c. Hopson. former head
OF the Associated Gas and Electric
System. resumed deliberations to-
day after being locked up over
night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
SAYS NAILS ATTEMPTED INVASION

There has been much discussion of
various reports that the Germans attempted
an invasion of the British Isles in Septem-
Der, 1910. Repeated references have been
made to the number of German casualties,
located in French hospitals, suffering from
serious burns, reputed to have been sus-
tanned when the British sprayed oil over the
expedition and set it ON fire.
The story has been specifically denied
by responsible British officials who stated
that when German invasion is repulsed
the British will be more than glad to let the
world hear about their success. These de-
mails, however, do not entirly dispose of
the rumor
Recently. Robert J. Casey, war CORE
spondent of the Chicago Daily News, pub
lished book, telling of his experiences on
the battlefronts of the present war. Mr..
Casey, who was in Dover last September.
says that Hitler did try an invasion. He
says he saw the flames of the invasion
barges and the docks on the French coast
that were destroyed by the Raj, which
smashed the Nazis' jumping off places.
His report is interesting but we do not
see where it proves that there was a serious
attempt at invasion. Everybody knows that
the Raj. has been battering the jumping
off places for months but the fact that
British bombs hit docks in France hardly
proves that an actual invasion was, or is
underway
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
A SPOT FOR EXPANSION

Navy land acquisitions here, which
have brought headaches to many people
who have been forced to move from their
homes, viii hit another tender spot soon
when the block to the rear of the court
house is taken over for use as a laundry and
barracks site.
This time. it's the department of eduea-
ton, which SO far has been unable to find
any suitable loeation-either temporary or
pronunciation the negro school.
A number of large buildings in the
city could be made available for the school,
but neither the public nor the school board
wants to see a building selected which
would force the negro children to walk
across Duval street through white sec
ton
Whatever is decided on the school sub
jeet, The navy's acquisition of property here
is providing serious problem for Key
West, and there doesn't seem to be anything
that can be done about it. The naval sta
ton here is in the fast growing condition for
which the eity's population has hoped, and
it is only in the nature of things that the
city should be squeezed by its growth.
Agreeing that it can't be helped and
that the growth of the naval station is of
prime value to Key West, it still is a good
deal to expect of the deposed property
owners to expect them to be very phil
osophical on the subject.
If they attempt to buy land elsewhere,
the price is high. If they attempt to build,
it is difficult to get material and labor. If
they choose to rent. it is almost impos-
sible to get small house.
Because of the difficulty in making
other arrangements, the government ought
to be-and we assume it is-as careful as
possible to utilize what land it has, and to
get land which is not occupied by homes. In
line with that policy. the army and navy
could spare themselves a great deal of mis-
understanding here if they would explain
what they are doing, or plan to do. with the
big tract behind Fort Taylor
To the person who is ordered to move,
that looks like comfortable spot for the
navy station to do some of its ex-
banding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
IMPROVING OUR ECONOMIC VEL BEL BEE G

Some say preachers are poor
business managers and know
nothing about economics. Well.
+. one preacher was able 10 float
stock when everybody else fall
ed-hiS name was Moan. While
the writer does not profess 10 be
an expert is this realm, there IS
a fundamental principle which
underlies true economics.
I do not care what form OF eco
monte idealogy IS employed
none viii be successful if it IS
not governed by the principle of
tie Golden Rule. The Golden
Rule as proclaimed by Jesus
Christ IS based upon the justice
and Righteousness Of the Eternal
One In this foundation there
are certain principles which can
not be ignored If We are 10 have
economic security. Sone are:
ID Nothing can be economical
N-ATTON- EDH0ss may
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
KNOW, AND BE, YOURSELF

The essence of education is to "know
yourself and the sine qua non of social CO.
operation is to "be yourself
The individual who attempts to attain
these goals is fairly certain to be worth
while citizen of any community. To know
oneself is to understand human nature and
to be sincere and unaffected in modern
society requires unusual character.
To young boys and girls of Key West,
interested in the problems of life, we sug-
gest serious consideration of these goals
They are also worthy of the attention of old
err persons, especially those who are under
the impression that they have arrived some
where in the search for whatever they seek
in life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
TODAY Horoscope

Today IS very fortunate one,
TIE disposition is restless and
tae native WiA probably travel
q o1tcn c1anse vocation Both
fame and fortune are favored by
today3s degree ana there is COED
assurance q success. The charac-
ter is wei balanced the affec-
tons strong. ard the mind &C
tive i may produce a great
explorer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13

y sound that IS morally wrong.
Judas Lsc2Ei0ts thirty pieces of
silver didn't o. MIN any good.
re AHer.css are making the
tragic mistake Ct cur time. wen
We think that any sort Of rev
enue VIII benefit Us permanent
Y WHICH comes from any source
that RIBS the souls Of men
p The needs Of our spiritual
life must not be second TO our
material welfare. Seek We
FIRST taa Kingdom Of God. and
his rishteousness, and all these
things SHALL be added unto
you
81 Obedience 10 TIE law Of
the Ete-nsI Economist If We
be willing and obedient We shall
eat the good OF the land
BLAKE CRAFT.
Chaplain. Key West Naval Sta
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13

Does Congress understand that the
obvious fact of greatest importance is that
all governmental non-essential spending
should be abandoned, and that it should
turn thumbs down on two chief projects,
which have the presidential green-light, the
st. Lawrence project and the Florida cross
state chip canal, now minimized to the pro-
verbal half a loaf and conveniently
called barge canal "Quoth Hudibras, I
smell rat"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13

To an urgent demand by Communist
Ialliel meeting in England that an expedi-
rio1ary force be sent to the aid of Russia,
the British government replied that such a
step was not now practicable. If England,
across the street from Russia, does not find
1t practicable to send an expeditionary
force to that country, the United States
should never find it practicable, necessary
or wise to send an expeditionary force to
Europe.