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Evening star., 1942-04-04
Injunction Denies
Fish Protection
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PRYOR, Okla. April 4.-Justice
is no champion of Oklahoma fish.
The City Of Tulsa was granted
an injunction yesterday prohibit
ing enforcement Of law requir-
ing closed season during the
spawning period of Spavinaw
Lake.
1t was the second such injunc-
ton granted.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Rider MeCoy, Christmas
Colt Injured at Bowie
sptc,sl Dispatch to The Star.

Specosl Dispatch to The Star.
BOWIE, Md, April 4-Steeple-
chase Jockey Frank McCay suffered
q broken collarbone and j. Y. Christ
mas Howard was injured when a
green 2-year-old ran into them
while breezing this morning
McCay was rushed to Baltimore
hospital Howard was scratched
from today's eighth race.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Ski Tourney Hits
Low in Entries

By the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Greg. April A.
Thirty-five skiers, the smallest
field in its 4-year history, entered
the Far West Kandahar tourna-
ment on Mount Hood today.
Enlistment and travel curtail-
ment limited the entrants.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Bosketers TruveI
Far for Tourney
BY the Associated Press.

By inc ASSOcIsttd PreSs.
BALDWIN, Kans., April A.
The 80 teams participating in the
national intercollegiate basket
ball tournament at Kansas City
last month travelled 1920 miles
in making the trip.
Emil Liston, tournament direc-
tor, said the total was 1000 miles
greater than in 1941.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press

Today q year ago-Record
crowd Of 22,ll4 watched Lou
Nova stop Max Baer in eighth
round.
Three years ago-Joe Chamaco.
Mexican star, clinched national
three-cushion billiard title with
50th victory in Sc matches.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

Runs-Hearn, McCssken, johnson (2).
Reynolds (2). Errors-Hearn, Honan.
Runs. batted in--Reynolds 90, Honan'
Morris, Myers. Two-base hit-Wharton.
Three-base hit-Reynolds Home run
REYNOLDS. Left on bases-Maryland. s:
North Carolins, 8. Stolen bsses-John-
son. Morris. Double plays-Morris to
Hesrn to johnson: Wharton to Duval:
Hit by pitcher-By Benton tWhipp); 5y
Smith, s. Struck out-By Benton. 4;
BY Smith, /. Umpires-Messrs. Mitchell
and MoNan. Time Of game-1:45.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
National Scholastic Tenpinning
Attracts Field of ] 500 Today

rection Of Milton Raymer, executive
secretary of the prep group.
Competition was on a team basis
but the boy and girl with the highest
scores were slated to be declared
national champs.
The winning boys team will be
awarded a trip to the American
Bowling Congress meet at Colum-
bus, Ohio, May 2, and the winning
girls will enter the Women's Inter
national Bowling Congress meet at
Milwaukee, May 80.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
)emaret Ambitious Regain Golf Heights Makes Snappy Start Ashev
Riders Vet Links Squad Eyeing
Fifth School Title in 6 Years
Champion Roosevelt Team storts Crown
Defense Tuesday,; Steel Shafts Scarce
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Roosevelt High Schools aggregation of links youngsters isn't
making what it going do in the grab
bg championships this year. but the boys confident they'll
able retain their high school TITLE maybe bring home the
individual championship to the Thirteenth street institution The
Riders the big noise the schoobay champion
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Half Dozen Special Contests
Mark Week End of Bowling
King Pin, Queen Pin Stage Events Tonight;
Big Match on Tomorrow at Greenwoy

varied weekend bowling listing special attrac
tons promises both city suburban
OF all classes of the ance duckp cards of the
Keen competition is looked for tonight the wndup of the
hreegame handicap tournament which
Jimmy staging
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
MANY TRADES OPEN
ON LIST OF SEABEES

e 1t has been announced that
the Seabee list is thrown wide
open again. Nearly a hundred
trades are now open for con-
struction workers in the famous
fighting Seabees.
The list arriving here this
morning shows the sky to be
the limit, and added to all known
ratings is that of armorer, bar
Der, wharfbuilder and at least q
dozen hitherto unlisted ratings
ranging all the way from seaman
first class to chief petty officer. (
Men who can qualify before
October % will be forwarded at
once for interview and enlist
ment. Others should check the
list, get trade reference form
and begin to fill it in while the
jobs are open.
All interested are requested to
contact the local Navy Recruit
ing officer in the Post Office
Building at once. He will be
there Sunday from 3 a. m. to ]
p. m. or later, if the crowd keeps
up, it was announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
FREE NATION In DARK AFRICA

On the South Atlantic Coast,
Liberia faces Europe-South Afri-
can sea routes for about $50
miles. Inland, it extends from rs
to $50 miles.
President is Edwin ]. Bar
clay, serving an eight-year term
expiring in 1914, who, with his
cabinet, forms the Executive
branch. The Legislature con-
sists of eight senators elected for
six years, and fifteen represen-
tatives elected for four
Most of Liberia is covered with
tropical forests, rich in timber
Railroads are almost totally
lacking, but there are many wa
terways. Total population is L.
500, 900; of these, 100000 Eng
disappearing Protestants along
the coast are civilized.
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KEY WEST
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One)
and that loans now are available
for any section of the city.
It is understood, according to a
tentative plan, that the houses
and apartments will be rented for
not more than $35 month and
that the cost of construction will
not be in excess of $500. This
amount covers the cost of houses,
but, of course, cost of construction
of the apartment houses will
treble that amount The latter,
according to tentative plans,
would be in four units. All houses
would have electric refrigeration
and electric stoves and when re-
quested, furniture would be added
at additional expense.
Tentative plans are still in the
making, MFR. Price said, one plan
being to allow a person with a lot
to participate in the corporation, il
the owner desires. "The lot will
be appraised by realtors and the
owner given a certificate for the
amount the lot is appraised for,
according to the chambers presi-
dent.
Before a loan is granted the lot
on which the building is to be
erected must be on the existing
water and sewerage lines, Mr.
Price said. Another new FILA
ruling for Key West is that the
property need not necessarily be
occupied by the owner ni5els4 ri
Definite action on starting OPP
Grafton of the plan is ,eXpecteo
very soon. Those behind the or
ganization realize the housing
situation is becoming more seri-
Gus every day and that if there is
not immediate relief many people
now here will leave for places
where they can be housed in a
manner befitting their usual mode
of living.
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NO FURTHER NEWS

Continued from Page One)
telephone awaiting comforting
word of the search for her hus-
band. who is missing in a plane
in the Pacific area.
The e5-Year-old mother of the
flier has expressed herself as
confident he is alive and will be
heard from soon.
Eddie knows what to do in
an emergency" she said. HE
knows how to take care of him
self in a forced lending. I have
not given up hope"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
Motorist Loses Ride
Because He Gives One
lRx AssocIated Press)

KANSAS CITY, Oct. PA
fellow trying to get to the airport
to catch a plane found no taxi
cabs available but he heard a
passerby talking with his wife
about taking him out to the field.
The fellow begged a ride, too.
At the port the two men APP
preached the plane but found
only one seat available. @
Either of you have a govern
ment priority" inquired the at
tendant. % aotfs gssag4 ~ sGJ -.
Alphabetically the man who
had begged the ride pulled a pa
per from his pocket and took the
seat.
Sorry. old man he said to the
fellow who had brought him out.
It's government business. If it
hadn't been for you never would
have made it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
PEOPLE ARE

Continued from Page One)
sion negative selling" has been
brought to our attention and I
want to compliment you. and
the Key West Chamber of Com
merce, on the swell piece Of
sales literature in the mimeo-
graphed bulletin you sent us.
1t is, in my opinion, the utmost
in negative selling. After read,
ing this bulletin one is much
more axious to go to Key West
than ever before. You have done
a good job
With kind personal regards
and best wishes, | am
Cordially yours,
w. F. DAVENPORT.
Manager
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
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PIPEFITTERS AND
MAcHNTsTs
The Pipefitters and the Ma
chnie Shop softball teams of the
Naval Operating Base have play
ed two games and each has won
enc.
The .Pipefitters rolled over
the Machinists, 1879, in the first
game, but bowed in defeat. 1919,
in the second meeting.
The Pipefitters started with A.
Lastres in the box. He pitched
to six batters, walking the first
two, allowing Gabriel Garcia a
single and a double for Acker-
man. Two errors sent him to the
showers.
Patrick went in as the relief
moundsman. He walked two.
Then Old Man Roberts singled.
To the showers he went, giving
comfort to Lastres.
Next, Baker tried his luck on
the hill. He retired the side.
Shorty Williams and Red Brit
ton flied out to end the first in
ming. A total of eight runs on
three hits were chalked up in
that wild Stanza.
! In the second frame. a single
by Alderman, double by Gutter.
req, three errors and two bases
on balls gave the MachiniSts five
more runs. All this while Baker
was on the mound. .a8
In the third, Dutch Goehring
the manager, went in to pitch
Alderman blasted a triple and
scored on an infield out.
+ In the fourth, singles by jim
mic Escheler and Gabriel Garcia
and two errors gave the Machine
Shop another run. Two errors
and single by Escheler scored
two more.
! In the fifth, double by REQ
Britton and a single by Acker.
man gave the Machinists bov.
their last run.
The Pipefitters could not score
. in the first, but in the second
two walks and singles bv Baker
Garcia, Eschen and Howoniti
, produced five runs.
/ In the third, a triple by Baker
and q homer by A. Garcia gave
them two more
In the fourth, two. errors. {
double bv F. Johnson. Jr.. and
Eschen. a triple bv Garcia anc
a single bv J. Roberts added five
more markers.
In the fifth, walk, two err
rors. E single by Goehring and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
ALLIED PLANES
ATTACK LIBYA

CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. 24.-United
Nations planes made one OF the
longest raids of recent months on
Marshal Rommels position IN
Libya, attacking supply lines ard
strafing ground installations fer
over an hOm. The British fleet
Joined in the attack, shelhng shore
positions held by AXIS forces and
at one place destroyed a strongly
fortified position
The British fleet has been more
active the past week IN attacking
the Nazi supply fleet plying the
Mediterranean than il had been m
several months ard as result
minimum of supplies IS now trick
ling into Libya.
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=: SOCIETY ::
Miss Edwina Martinez Weds
Harry Lariz On Thursday

The marriage of Miss EdWina
Mynrtinez, daughter of Mr.. and
Nh :. A. Martinez and Harry D.
Iai il, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Do
ningo Lariz, was solemnized with
a NUptial Mass Thursday morning
at 8 o'cock, Rev Father Murphy,
6. j., officiating, at St. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church, Key
West. The altar servers were
ANDY Alonzo and Ralph SolanO.
ile bride was becomingly
gcWned in a dark blue dress with
hat and gloves designed for the
stylist's model. She wore a huge
corsage of white NUNS and tube
lilies. The bridesmaid was Miss
Beatrice Moreno, Key Vests
n'cst accomplished pianist; she
looked very sweet in a dress Of
flow cred silk of pastel yellow.
The brides father, now in Ha-
vana. could. not be present for the
event. due to travel difficulties at
this time, but he phoned his bless
ings and wished them both happi-
ness and success -..
Miss Martinez was educated at
the Convent of Mary Immaculate
and a graduate of the Class of
1912.
The groom is the only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Domingo Lariz, who
looked very happy on acquiring a
daughter. He was attended by his
Wife's brother TONY" MARTINEZ,
the popular master of ceremonies
at all affairs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
STADIUM GROUP TO
MEET TOMORROW

Members of the Key West Sta
dunn Committee are requested
TO meet at Luther Flinders Res
taurant on United street tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock TOR
luncheon.
immediately following the
group will 60 to Stadium site on
FTagler Avenue 70 inspect tine
grounds and make plans for as
preparation in connection with
the starting Of construction
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
COUNCIL WILL AIR

Continued from Page One)
vember 3, when conditions as
they exist in Key West will be
aired. Stephen c. Singleton,
secretary of the chamber of COM
MERGE, has been requested by the
directors to send comnHnica
ton to the council calling their
attention to the unkempt condl-
tons of the streets and unSanitary
conditions ofnbusinesS houses. a.
Mavor willard NJ Aibury has
directed Millard, B. Gibson. sani-
tarv inspector 10 demand better
sanitary conditions, at two eating
establishments and to CLOSE them
if they fail to comply with the
sanitary laws"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
MOTHER OF Is
REPAIRS B0MBERS
(By Associated PreS%)

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 24.-Mrs.
Bonnie Heller, mother of Is chill
dren, is repairing Army bombers
in the shops at vis-Monthan
Field.
Women have taken over most
of the repair jobs formerly held
by men. Their superiors say
women often are more suited for
the intricate work than men.
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paign, 20 years ago, to free the
natives of their fear-begotter
nonsense but soon found it was an
impossible task.
''And it's not just the hillbillies.
he laughs. There are thousands
of otherwise well informed per-
sons who believed that direct con-
sequences would result if they
drank milk with a fish dinner. |
frequently am drawn into areu-
n,ents with Mattresses who refuse
to serve what tile- regard as a
lcthal combination.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to those friends and
neighbors who were SO kind to
us during our recent bereave-
ment, the death of our beloved
one, George Harvey Gibson. We
are indeed grateful to those who
gave the use of their cars at the
funeral services, the donors of
lovely floral tributes and mes
sages of sympathy. We assure
one and all that their kind acts
will never be forgotten.
es MRS. GEORGE GIBSON.
a@ and FAMILY. oct24-1t
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Wide World Features
Liberia, where U. S. troops
have established base, is a re-
public, founded and developed
with American sympathy and fl
nancial aid.
Freed slaves from the United
States established Liberia in
1922, declared it a republic in
1847, modelled the constitution
On ours. This country helped
with loans and by buying Lii
berian rubber, oil, nuts, ivory
and ginger.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24

Continued from Page Onel
anee possible in the spirit of CO.
operation. "a 10 ao.1D Iaao. so
Mrs Lanzier, through The Citi-
zen. thanks the dIpeople of Key
West for their ,tfofbearance and
consideration ofi'the Key Vests
Transit Co. problems over which
she stated. Eve have no control"
She stated everything possible is
being done to augment our service
and to make it even more con-
venient than has been the case
even when it was considered nor
NAL"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24

After the ceremony, reception
was held at the home of the
raycAts of tire bride. Delicious
lunch and other refreshments
~erc served: The niece Resistance
was the double TERED wedding
cake, gorgeously decorated and
topped with an unusual size bridal
couple. ..,..;
The display of presents attracted
much attention, due to variety
and fine qualities, crystals, best
of linens, spreads. dresser sets,
and pictures and ornaments of all
kinds.
Those attending the church ard
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Thompson, Mrs. Chas. E. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Oliver Cato and the
Misses Eleanor, Matilda and Olive
Cato, Mr.. and Mrs. William T. H.
Boil, Mr.. and Mrs. Domingo Lariz,
Mrs. c. G. Mendoza of Miami,
Fla, MRS. Antonio Martinez, Mrs.
]. Disdier, the Misses Antha
Louise johnson, Violet Albury,
Tonita Pereira, Betty Lou Caring.
Mrs. Henry Carey, Mrs Charles
Munro, Mrs. Carmilina Ramirez,
Ms. Paul MalTera, Mrs. S. Mar
vera. Mrs. Dulce Pereira, Tony
Martinez, Mrs. Leonard Grilion
Ms. Louis Gonzales, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Walter Curry, Mrs.
Mathilda Manegold, Mrs. Mary J.
Mcknight and MANY other neigh
bors and friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
MILLER INFANT
DIED YESTERDAY

Caroline Ann, infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Miller,
who died yesterday afternoon,
was buried this morning at 10
o'clock.
The Millers reside at 33I Du-
val street. ~
Mrs. Miller is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
HOW TO SHOO A
Chew Mouthful of Tobacco
HALLOWEEN WITCH
b. HOWARD BRISCO
Wide World Features

NORMAN. Okla, Oct. PA
mouthful of tobacco, chewed
vigorously, will drive off witches
and COLLINS that otherwise might
modest you on Halloween night.
But if YOU would choose witches
In preference to chewing tobacco.
you still can play safe bv driving
three nails in a triangular design
on your door. ..... -.
You don't believe it? Well.
there are thousands who do-so
many, In fact, that Benjamin A.
Cartwright, a national authority
on superstitions, long ago aban-
doned as hopeless his campaign to
disprOve them.
Cartwright, a keen-eyed pro-
fesSor of education at the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma, now lets peo-
pie believe what they like about
the baleful aspects of black cats,
umbrellas and spilled salt.
THE influence of superstition
on the lives of Americans must be
tremendous" says the 47-year-ole
educator, "but there's nothing you
can do about it. They cling to the
queei beliefs handed down to
them"
The fact there's not a grain of
truth in more than 10000 strange
notions he has classified does not
lessen Cartwright's enjoyment of
his hobby. When he comes across
a new one he is as jubilant as a
golfer who has made a hole in one.
Cats, contends the professor,
stroking the coal-black Persian
doing on his desk, are the most
m!lligned animals in the field OF
superstition.
His files show that according to
the superstition, white cat is
every whit as bad as a black one
and a>yellow tabby is worse.
If YOU have always wondered
what witches really look like, just
toss pinch of salt into any con-
venient whirlwind and you'll see
them on their broomsticks going
gustilv about their nefarious bust
ness. Or so the superstitious be-
lieVe.
Faving seen witches, you might
decide you would like to be one
In that case, load a rifle with sill
yer bullets and fire nine times
at the moon.
Cont be too seriously con-
cerned about a possible encounter
with a witch. Cartwright's files
contain hundreds of simple meth
DDS of outwitting them.
For instance, people who be-
liCve such things say you should
Just slide a dime under the hearth.
Witches can't abide silver in any
form. AS a further precaution,
wsar your hat backward and the
old hussies will flee before you.
When he had only 5000 or Sc
superstitions in his collection
Cartwright used to think he had
them all, but during the past year
he has added 5000 cards to the
files, and has hundreds more thai
must be inspected and catalogued
No REGION of the United States
is free of superstition, he is con-
WINGED. However, the Ozarks ano
the river region of Mississippi
have produced a large proportion
of the collection.
As teacher in the Ozark noun
tains Cartwright began his cam
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double by Baker gave them four
runs.
In the sixth and seventh they
failed to score and lost the
game.
In the field. Gabriel Garcia
HenriqueZ, Guitterez. Jimmie
Escaeler, Alderman and Villa
real starred for the Machine
Shop. Dutch Goehring, Baker.
A. Lastres and A. Garcia, along
with Jack Roberts, were out
standing for the Pipefitters.
The rubber game will be play
ed next Wednesday afternoon.
The Administration ten. with
Ralph Sierra as manager. chal-
lenges the winner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
SHARE YOUR CAR
VERSUS LET WAR
WORKERS SLEEP
(RY Associated PressA

SIERRA MADRE, Calf, Oct.
pam anti-noise campaign, in
tended to let night war workers
sleep undisturbed through the
day, met its chief opposition
from day war workers.
Asserting that they were shar-
ing auto rides on a split second
schedule, they insisted on the
right to honk their horns for
each pickup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
MARRIAGE MART

Judge Raymond r. Lord has
issued licenses to the following
couples to wed:
Donald Edward Ramsey of
Springfield, O., to Blance Rose
Branley of Key West.
Rufino Bulceco, a Filipino in
the U. S. Navy, to Virginia Ma
ria Garcia of Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24

terials has shifted in World War
II. In some instances Axis gains
react Immediately upon the Unit
ed Nations war effort, as the case
with rubber, but in others, sup
ply so far exceeds needs that no
serious effect is proximate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24

than cities or gold. Their control
not only may influence the tide
of battle but may well decide
the course of world trade for
years ahead. This chart shows
how control of important blocs OF
world supplies of nine vital ma
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24
Wide World Features

d RESERVE supplies, the I'M
tapped wealth hidden beneath
The soil, in Jungle 'vastness or in
ripening fields, are loot of con-
quest in this war more valued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-24

Mother-ThomaS. what Is the
matter with your brother
ThOmas-He's crying because
I am eating my cake and won1
give him any.
Mother-Is his own cake I'm
ished?
Thomas-Yes. and he crled
while was eating that too
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-05-29

Presidents, you have made splen-
did showing in this celebration and
to you, we are greatful. We are 60
ing to watch the barometer and see
how high will the mercury move in
these two weeks. Remember presi-
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-05-29

dents, every time you add one mem
Der you are causing the mercury TO
rise. How far are you going to cause
it to rise in the next two weeks?
General President