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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Hearst Trophy
Shoot Set

Continued from First Sport Page
will start promptly at 8 a. m. ano
first 10 sign will he the first &c
shoot.
William S. Bailey, chief execu.
tive officer advised all shooters
today to be on hand as early AS
possible 10 avoid delays apt to
occur during peak hours such as
Saturday evening and Sunday
afternoon.
John S. Sprague, chief Stats
teal officer, said all shooters
scores would be posted on a large
bulletin board back of the firing
line less than 80 minutes after
competitors had fired their event.
Scores of shooters will be pub
llshed in Saturday, Sunday and
Mondays Times.
All shooters who have mailed in
entry blanks and requested special
shooting time are advised 10 re-
port 10 the Olympia as early as
possible.
LEAD ENTRIES
The Minutemen from the De-
trolt Sportsmen's Congress and
members Of the Michigan State
Troops led the field in entries this
year with more than 500 from the
two organizations. Last year, this
honor went 10 the City OF Royal
Oak, Department Of Recreation.
Among outstanding teams TO
compete tomorrow and Sunday
are the Borderline Rife Club of
Port Huron. which won the VIII
liam Randolph Hearst Trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
SECOND SHUToUT

TEX Huchson pitched the first
game for The Red Son. a morning
contest. allowing only FIVE hits for
his second Shutout and third VIC
tory Of the wear. The Red SoN
runs were scored IN the fifth.
when Bobby Doerr singled of
Mike Nayuck with the bases
loaded
The Red Sov returned in the
niEhtcsp 70 again score all their
runs in one inning, punching five
blows in the second off lin Baghy
But, before Lefty Judd Chalked
tip his fourth win Of the year. he
was hit for a homer by Roy Gull
lenhlne IN the ninth with the
sacks empty.
The Cincinnati Reds whipped
the Philadelphia PhillieS. 7 10 0,
with 4 l2-hit assault spread out
over four straight innings. The
Reds hit parade, which covered
the fourth, fifth. sixth and seventh
frames, included four doubles and
a home run. The four-bagger was
hti by Max Marshall with none on
III the seventh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
CARDS WIN

The 81. Louis Cardinals. behind
the fve-hlt tossing of Howard
Pollet. d efeate d the Boston
Braves. 3 to 2.
The New York Giants drove the
Chicago Cubs deeper into the
National League cellar with a 2
10 ? whipping. The Giants pushed
across run IN both the first and
fourth innings. then sewed up the
game when Johnny Wittig came
home after Dick Barteli's single.
In Philadelphia a four-runL at
Tack kno cke d out Johnny
HUMPHREYS in the sixth inning
and gave the Athletics a 7 10 5
triumph over The Chicago White
SoX.
Dem buns" 49, officially the
Brooklyn Dodgers-lved up 10
their reputation in game with
the Pittsburgh Pirates when
pitcher Johnny Allen, protesting
decision of the umpires, became
so excited he pushed umpire
George Barr around the field until
half dozen Brooklyn players
stopped him. Allen. Melton. Fitz-
simmons and Weber were elected.
The Pirates, incidentally. won 9
10 ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
EXERCISE Roy

Quite n little whir1 for n Is.
year-old youngSter, but he'd hit
the road enough, so he quit Baxter
there and came on home. He
started exercising horses at The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29


with Harris being shifted 10 the
Yankee Stadium sun field in left.
Wakefield also plays in right field
at Boston and the old League Park
in Cleveland.
Trucks. who has been on the
shelf with an ailing arm. hopes
TO return 10 action against the
Red SoN In Boston.
Two Tiger hitting stars Eilg,
gins and Bloodworth all went
hitless yesterday Higgins lost
ground in his battle FOR the league
honorS and Bloodworth injured his
.runs-batted-in record.
Up TO yesterday he had batted
in 1S runs 10 tie Johnson Of the
Senators for second place in this
department. Spence was out in
front with 10
II would pick my birthday 10
60 hitlesS," Higgins sighed.
Pinky turned "a yesterday.
lNtN HuuAfT NlTuCk OuI SIAM
hack, former Tiger, twice. He
also whitfield Etten and Lindell,
Yankee recruits. each twice.
Harold struck out every PLAYER
In the Yankee lineup who batted.
including Crosetti, pinch hitter.
Gordon and Etteu drew the only
walks of Newhouser. Donald. HIM
self gave up but one pass That
was 10 Harris. who scored later
with one Of the three Tiger
tallies
Wakefield got lucky hit
when three Yankees In the
fourth inning let Dicks feeble
pop fy drop between the. for
n single. II was Stirnweis< ball.
StiruwctSs. repufedIy speedy
base runner. Swiped a base, but
not with high honors. The ball
popped out q Richards hands.
George was on his way however.
when the pop came. Paul took il
out on Lindcll later, mailing the
Yankee outfeld convert with a
perfect peg 10 BloOdworth.
Hemsley catches for the YAM
KEGS when the opposing team
pitches left-handcr. Dickey il
behind the plate when the finger
Ia right-hander.
Hoover didn't bat like A sick
man. getting two single. Both
were sharp Suffering from some
undetermined ailment. Hoover is
in the care OF Ford Hospital doc
tors. The docs have hun on a diet.
trying 70 build him up. He has
lost Is pounds since reporting "a
the Tigers.
II haven't any idea what II
L." Hoover said ~ times
Just feel sluggish and do not
have the pen would like"
While he hasn't fashioned any
Babe Ruth record AZ bat Hoover
has been PLAYING a SclntilatinC
game ~ Shortstop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

Wakefield played in right field
with Harris being shifted 10 the
Yankee Stadium sun field in left.
also plays in right field
at Boston and the old League Park
in Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

Trucks, who has been on the
shelf with an ailing arm. hopes
TO return 10 action against the
Red SoN In Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

II haven't any idea what II
L." Hoover said ~ times
Just feel sluggish and do not
have the pen would like"
While he hasn't fashioned any
Babe Ruth record AZ bat. Hoover
has been playing a Sclntilatinc
game ~ Shortstop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

The third day of Tho meetinG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

Wakefield got n lucky hit
when three Yankees In the
fourth inning let Dicks feeble
pop fy drop between thee for
n single. II was Stirnweis< ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

Gordon and Etten drew the only
walks of Newhouser. Donald. him
self gave up but one pass. That
was 10 Harris. who scored later
with one Of the three Tiger
tallies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

COOLEY AZ u ~ n. High Central ri
Mackenzie Northwestern a. Southeastern
Western At chadsey, Hamtramck At Perish.
Ing Case a. Highland Park. Eastern al
Southeastern, Miller At Northeastern.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
BUSINESS PLACES
WILL CLOSE MONDAY
TO OBSERVE 4TH

Joe Pearlman, president of tho
Key West Merchants Associa-
tion. said today that member
stores Of that organization will be
closed AT I O'Clock Monday after
noon IN observance o. the carry
over Of the Fourth Of July.
The First National Bank and
the Post Office will bc closed all
day. However, tine mail Will be-
distributed as usual at the post
office. and there viii be- one de-
livery bv carrier.
The City Hall will b" closed al
day. and some Of The offices H.
thc county courthouse also. How
eyer the county clerks office,
viii bc opened tail room. and tho
sheriff all dav
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
MAITLAND ADAMS
HEADS ROTARIANS
GLEN PRICE INSTALLED AS
SECRETARY AT
LUNCHEON

A. Maitland Adams was in
stalled as president and Glenn {.
Price as secretary of the Key
West Rotary Club at its luncheon.
yesterday
The following committees we've
appointed:
Song Leader-William W. De
merritt.
/ Sergeant-at-A rms-Evcrcti "
Russell.
Club Scrvicc-William r. War
rem, chairman: Howard Ovcrlln,
Steve c. Singleton. Ernest A.
Ramsey. William Fripp. Aquilino
Lopez. Jr. Earl r Adams and
William W. Dcmeritt.
Vocational Scrvicc-Evcral J.
Kerr. chairman. Aaron McCon-
nell and Harry Baker.
Community Service ~ Charles
Taylor, chairman. Charles 4
Reordan. John a. Gardner. }.
Roland Adams. Richard C. Fout-
ter and Arthur c Rivicrc.
International Service ~ Scbas-
tian Cabrera. Jr. chairman.
Charles NJ. Salas. William !.
Allen.
Observation-Disclosures Lupcl.
Jr.. chairman: Hollon Bervdidi.
William y. Brady and Warren
Sawyer
Classification William Frlp,.
chairman; Allan r. Clcare. Jr.
and B. Curry Moreno.
ProIram - Earl r. Adams.
Steve {. Singleton
fellowship Charles W Grave.
chairman: b. NJ. Duncan. William
v. Little. John X. Clemmer and
p. Curry Morcn0.
Rotary Information Ernest y
Ramsey. chairman. Edward a
Strlnk. Jr. and Melvin T. Rus
sell.
Public Information Steve &.
chairman. Earl r.
Adams
Boys Work Arthur G. RI
Were. chairman. Charles Taylor
Howard 'OVcrlrn. Hpllon Der
valdi and Evcral J Kerr.
Crippled Children John 4
Gardner. chairman. Arch NJ
Morgan. James T. ParramoI-
William T. Kemp and William
X Warren.
Budact Jerry } Tic.or. char
man. Benjamin D. Tlcsar. Be-
com l. Gruons. Charlie r smith,
and Aaron Mcconnell
AttcndauC. HpHard D-cri.n
chairman. Joe i.c.riu.an WIllIa..
p Kemp and JACK Long
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WATER RUNS UPHILL
FOR ARMY AIR CORPS
az, Associated Pre~<I

WENDOVER FIELD. Utah.
July Engineers are going 10
make water run uphill tor the
.o,nefit of L. :. Army Air Corps
men al Wcndovcr Field on the
edge Of western Utan'S salt desert.
Early this summer they expect
To complete a l2-Inch pipeline 81
miles long connecting supply
springs with a mIllon-gailon
storage reservoir al the base
To do tins. tine water must TO-
pumped from the springs and rais-
I'd 228 feet to clear ridge, az
irr which u will br pumped
through thr line al 1000 gallons
Drr minute.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
Deluge Of Shells Fall
On Jap Positions
A%[%%[%%%
JAPS LED INTO TRAP
In ATTEMPTS MADE TO
CAPTURE CHUNGKING
..;y 1sse~IAIrd I'r~ssI

CHUNGKING. July a.
Chinese headquarters an
ncunced today one of the rea-
sons why the Japs were SO
badly defeated in their series
of attempts 10 capture this
city. the war CO pital of China
On a Jaosnese general who
was killed in action were
found papers and diagrams of
the plans the Jsps he'd made
10 capture Chungking. The
pagers were delivered 20 Cen
eralissimo Chang Ksi-Shek.
who Immediately gave orders
TO set d trap thai proved TO
be deadly to the Japs. To make
The trau more effective II was
necessary 10 hold a bastion
of The Yangtze River. and he
ordered his troops stationed
there to hold N 10 Inc last
msn. They succeeded in hold
ing The bsstion. and The Jsps
were led on and on Till they
finally fell into the trap and
were snnihils,ed
II was officially reported
that in the battles that the
Japs wsged in their unsuccess-
full attempts 10 capture
Chunakinq. their casualties
fotsled $4,000. They were de,
feaied in every sector and
were driven back to their
original lines
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
KEY WEST YOUTH WHO SERVED AT
GUADALCANAL NOW ON WAY HOME

zinc same thing Do effect n tho
irue2i pf -uuquaIi"r between
;ne Marines and Ga Japs
johnson W.nt trough four
months uf 1hns. off-nsIvrs. ny
whfch tuuo only q fc,v OF tho Japs
tswain.d 9" b." mapped up. when
the Marine. afo r having written
uu, of fhr most glorious chapters
go f-.ir u"iaAle hfi"rv. wrrc re-
s.vci IS American s"lril"rs
~ v SIS I-pr srntaiiv"- ~
'hc MaIr. vr, amn"r ih" tni-
uIna'c ONES l<ho seemed tp besr
charmed if" d,e1Iic "n-inv
mp. ~ machine guns and hail
Of bombs and shells, but. like
Continued on Page Fn''"N
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02

A Key West youth Is nn ms WAY
Eomc from that hcllhol" Of
Guadalcanal. a. Eddi" Reckon
hacker characterized H.
Harry Brockway Johnson. son
ci Mr. and Mrs. w II Johnson.
1901 Whitehead street. WAS a mem
Tar Of the forces of Marines that
invaded and captured Guadaicanal
an August 3. 1912
RIckcnbackrr. a r.unih ai'eT
ms rescue IN the Pacific. wher-
hc had drIfted p DAVIS nn e raft.
referred Ca tho GuadslCaual iicii
ng by the United States Mar'nes
rs me Of the outstanding sctI"uS
IN the war Before and since then
lther military experts have said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
CONSTRUCTION CREW
COMPLETING SEVEN
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES

The Johnson Construction
Company. whI n took over from
the Stcwart-Pagc corporation. Of
Miami. Is finishing seven of tn"
family houses that VIII To-
constructed ~ Icon and Trop-
zeal streets
Twenty more houses Of the
same type are to hc built b.
the johnson company The
houses are nca the high school
annex that Is nearing compile
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
REDS Shell TWO
BLACK SEA PORTS
TWO GERMAN PLANES DE.
STRCYED IN AIR RAID
THAT FOLLOWED
Inv As-oeIatrd H'rs..B


MOSCOW. July 2.-Russian
forces brought up their big guns
today and shelled two Black Sea
ports. todaY's communique said.
The Smelling was followed by air
raids. during which the Russians
destroyed two German planes
without d loss of their own.
No ground offensives were
reported foday. UnofficialY. IT
was said that the Russians are
holding back their reported big
offensives until the Allies strike
in Europe TO open uo a second
front. II was said that The blows
here and in Europe will be struck
simultaneously.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
LATE BULLETINS
BARRACKS TO I'm TO
SMITHEREENS
cav Asserfrted Presst

ALGIERS During a raid on
Sardinia Yesterday. carried oif
nv four enuine1 Weilin1fcus. ore
two-ton super -blockbusfer struck
~ The center of a garrison that
covered four aCres. and the build
in0s were torn into smiihereenS-
GhsTvrs. warehouses md rsIl-
rood yards were among tho other
ckICcfIves that were struck OH
or bornbcrs. based in north At-
ri~s rsided the west coast of
Greece and sank two enemy
echoonerS. one of 800 tons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
DOWN ENEMY PLANES

IOHDOE.-B Big bon1ocrS ware
grounded again lest night but to
drY American FLYERS rsi5ed Bel
cium- Holland end Northern
France The Americans were at
tackled By German fiqhter planes.
~i-Ef Of which were shot down.
El719 th- Holland coast. tho raid
cEs made direct hits on three
mall merchantmen and four
.5lIneSwcepers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
COMDR. WEBSTER
GOING TO ATLANTA

Lieut. -Comdr. STANLEY i Web
stcr. wh1 mas been dental officer
81 INC Naval Operating B3s" for
Lan months. has been detached sn1
assigned 10 dutv 81 the Naval AR
Station nf Atianfa. Ga
Doctor and Mrs. Webster and
daughtcr. Georgia Ice i'ff kcy
West yesterday FOR Atlanta Doc
tor Webster has been popular
member Of n. MOB staff and mas
scores Of friends here who 8. srct
his departure
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
ADMIT u BOATS BEATEN

I.ONDON--An oiflcidi SpokeS-
m n. ever Radio Berlin. admitted
t-dey that the u boafs. IN the
iScrih Atlantic. have been beaten
'or the present. He assigned the
defeat of the U boats 10 land
based planes. which. operated
from che shore or another. over
ire North Atlantic shipping
routes. Outgoing shiDs. he assert
I'd. are protected 10 a certain
Joint by American and Can
sdian based planes. and. VIXEN
they return 10 their base. Raj
planes begin their vigilance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02

DESPITE COURT DECISION, CITY
WILL LIKELY CONTINUE EFFORTS
TO ACQUIRE ELECTRIC COMPANY

the ordinance and not against tho
talldation of the bonds. adding
hat there Is a possibility that
the CITY VIII 90 through with tho
transaction after the ordinance
haas been amended.
A state official told The Citizen
If ar attempt IS mao - purchase
ire cumT.y Under the present
contract; h' wIll obtain an injunc-
tirn ara.ssf the CITY and fight
the case 10 the supreme court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02

Despite the decision of the su-
premc court in deciding that the
City of Kew Vests acquiring the
controlling capital stock of the
Key West Electric Company Is
unconstitutional. the likelihood Is
that the city Will proceed or try
To proceed under the present con
tract that provides the issuance of
revenue bonds.
A city official said today that
ne views the decision as against
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-02
President Freeman, Rep
resentative OF Bond
Company And Others
Heard On Subject

Al the mess meeting held last
night ct the City Hall. with ap-
prosimately fifty persons IN at
tendance. Representative Bernie
c. PspY explained IA detail his
reasons for having eliminated fhe
Electric Company provision. IN
connection with the city taking
over that utility. from the pro-
posed charter that wss suomiiteS
20 him Of Tallahassee fer passage
Of the recent session OF the legis-
isfure.
Mr.. PspY stated thai he con
suited two outstanding attorneys
in Tallahassee az the time. and
said that after reading The docu-
nent pertaining 10 the purchase of
the electric system. which ex-
planned the full proposed proce-
dure. that one of the attorneys
claimed thai il ives a document
safiIeiT 4ns SgtlY " e-s.=.1sra
tion- because II wCula penalize
the citizens of Kew West. and
would leave the civ 10 10 the
mercy of the bonding company
which is negoiisfinq the deal for
the City of Key West.
Mr.. Papy continued BY saying
thsf in the issuance of the ST.
10000 bonds bv fSe city Ter the
purchase of the electric com oanY.
under The present arrangements.
that the civ would leave itself
crtn for lien On he property of
the taxpayers and lax roll by the
bond holders IN the event trst the
interest was not met on the bonds
when il become duo
Mr.. Pspv concluded By saying
that ne fell fhsf h. could not
sanction snv such PROPOSAL that
Yves offered in tho electric COM
psnY deal because ne wss sure
that ~ would work 10 tha defri-
rnenf Of Key West IS . whole.
Freeman Herd
Council President William a.
Freeman followed next with an
swer 10 what Mr.. Psoy had said.
and gave a comaiete resume OF
the procedure whi-1 had been
followed N connection with the
propoesl fer the ciUv 10 take over
the electric compsuv through
negotiations OF the john Euveen
Bondlnu Co-noany.
Carr Gives Talk
Frank c. Carr representative
OF the Bondind Germany. who has
handled the Drooosificn since l;
~ss first started. gave an address
ana eAplained IN detail the com
psnys side Of the question:
He enphaticallY st7ted. that
according 20 the arrangement. that
fCenffutsfh or PAGE rmIIl
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SHCRTAGFS OF MEAT

WASHTNGTOE.-The OPA re-
scrted today that shortages of
meal. except PORK. will become
mere Scute from now until the fall
by which time If IS expected
Ll.nni u - on Pa Fnl-,I
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Papy Explains His Stand
On Purchase Of Electric
Co. At Council Mcctin(
[%%Zy% %[%Z&
MAKES CALL FOR
BANKS CONDITION
sHy Associated I'rrsSI

WASHINGTON. July a.
The Comptroller of Currency
today issued cell for a state
menf of condition of all Ma
tional banks az the close of
business Wednesday. June 80.
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Allied Forces In Full Con-
trol OF Rendova Within
Six Hours After Land
ing
tBy Associated Pre<sl
HEADQUARTERS.

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS.
Australia. July 2.-American and
Australian troops yesterday com
rleted their conquest Of Rendoya
and this morning they brought
up their heavy guns end raIned
shells on the Japanese airfieId
and garrison on Munda. live
miles to the north.
a deluqe CT shells fell on sh-
Jsp POSITIONS. end Allied flyers
reported they could see the little
brown men scurrYing TO hide
away in dugouis. In addition
10 artillery fire. wave after wave
of Allied planes blasted the base
in coordinsiion with the suniirs.
The sirfieId was reported thu
afternoon 10 be torn up with
shell and bomb crsters from
end to end.
II we5 officially reported q ~
II required oniY sD houss after
the Americans end Australians
landed on Rerdova for them r.
be IN full POSSESSION of the -
and. TIE landing wss n-s1-
without the loss If a single bee
or bsrqc. though The small crsf
we're b IDLY battered 10y hcayy
CO.. a heavy rainisIl We go
"F-rf- iyDc Of weather T.
cory oui lh' INVASION. - H.a-
50 n at tic invsders were cher
b-Ei1g ashore before the Jsps
wcre aware of their Tre.en-c-
In The two dsy 'ction- Jsp
fighter planes have been fran
II ely trying TO hsrdss the invsd-
crs. both ct Rendovs and Nassau
Bay al New Guinea. resulting n
> series of doqfiohis in which
the enemy had l0l nlsnes shot
cut of the skv TO a loss Of only
~ Allied rlsnes.
Today 30 four moiored Alfred
bombers Carried out the mos
effective of ell the RAIDS that
have been made on Rsbsul IN
New Britain Islsnd. Twenty
three tons of bombs were drop
Continued su E.E fs-ir
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STATE BANKS

TALLAHASSEE. July a.
State Comotroller Lee today
issued call for a statement
of the condition of all Florida
Stase Banks at the close of
business on Wednesday. June
90.
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Formerly Auhr.r r. fastautf
Cor. Simonfon end Fleming ST.
GOOD EATS SHORT ORDERS
Dinners served daily from $50
Open $50 Nm. 70 g Pm.
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associated Press Day Wire
service and AP Features
For 63 Years Devoted TO the
Best Interests os Key West
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Key West, Florida. has the
most equable climate In the
country; with an average
range of only IL Fahrenf ct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

~ n'HDf M acs al
20 carry con,srt.,t.
$3.50 Or
a's's
"a WIS 1921 r' '7e I'M a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
Earl Dancer And Mother OF Famous
Nicholas Brothers Elope To Mexico

large Already & is stocked NJ
with hundreds OF Rhode Island
Reds ard Hampshires SO he is ar
rams ing TO add 1000 more in order
10 Keep up With the demands OF
the market VALE me bride Is at
tending ~ This Dancer Who nun
hcrs among his many theatrical
aehcvemcnis NE discovery of Eth
q Waters and jeni IeGon. will put
his now elaborate stage show Al
ricana before the footlights Re-
hearsals started last week AZ a
downtown theatre with rhe Mayan
planned forihe locate 81 The open.
ing Following rs Los Angeles run.
i is 70 hi' tie road for some key
c'i'cs apa ~ bargaining Tor i.
Ms >cholas Dancer trc,ty.
petite and SO charming as 10 have
become very popular here is do.
voted 10 Earls mother Mrs. Fred
Mason widow OF one OF the wcst s
mos' Outstanding lawyers several
pieces OF income property besides
q home in The city and ihe ranch
are included in the family estate