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274,cAdvettising must be good thing !;
there are. so many successful business men
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When members of the Key West
Junior Patrol return tomorrow
afternoon from Miami, they will
march from the station to Caro-
line street, turn into Duval and
continue to South Beach.
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PURE RAW linseed oil and lead
and zinc paste paint. Sawyer's
Paint and Cycle Store, Phone
684-R. jly25-5tx
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ROLLFAST roller skates, 1895
pair. Sawyer's Paint and Cycle
Store, Phone 684:R. jly25-5tx
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES or THE CITIZEN
OF JULY 20, 1895

The Citizen published an Asso-
ciated Press dispatch from Wash
ington today in which it was
said that $l6,792 had been allotted
Key West to be used in razing
buildings that have been con-
demned as firetraps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-28

so GAL. DRUMS, $1.00. Salvage
Yard, 655 Greene st. jly23-6t
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MOTOR SCOOTER, small radio,
fam, APO Southland. jly26-3tx
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Mayor AND Mrs. William H. Ma
lone are visiting in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-28

Sidney Thompson, city cleo
trician, and Mrs. Thompson re-
turned yesterday from a visit to
New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-28

Most people are willing to attend to
everything except their own business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-28

Mrs. Romie Tynes, who had
been ill in a local hospital, was
reported today to have recov-
cred.
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EXPERIENCED waitress, kitchen
help, colored boy or girl; good
wages. Cisten Cafe, Greene
street. jly26-3tx
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HOUSE FOR SALE. Pierce Lane
No. 8. Apply to GA Grinpell
st. jly26-3tx
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Robert Hart, who had been Wis
iting relatives at Miami Beach,
returned yesterday.
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WANTED - 6-cylinder motor;
Dodge or Chevrolet preferred.
Call 1065-R. jly27-3tx
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FoR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS at reason
able rates. All William st.
iun30- 1mox
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STROLLER; practically new. In
quire Ems. H. E. Vogt, Coral
Hotel Apis. jly28-1tx
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Mrs. Hilda Roberts and son,
Jack, are in Miami visiting rela-
tiveS.
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WANTED TO RENT-Four-roofny
q furnished apartp1ent. Three
= adults. Aerey Measure; 17l-B,
Poinciana Place. jly26-4tx
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy. q
jly1-1mo
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Miss Jennie Holmes left yester-
day for Miami to visit her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell
Ackerson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-28

Mrs. A.. P. Norwood received a
letter yesterday informing her
that Mrs. Mary Bruce Alexander,
at one time principal of the Ruth
Hargrove Seminary, had died i'm
Tampa. 81 i ~
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WANTED-S alesgirls. full time
. employment. No experience ne
q cessary. s. Il. Kress & Co.
If, jly1-1mo
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WANTED

'38 '39 or 40 sedan. Island City
Radio, 900 Fleming St., Z to 8
P. M. jly23-6tx
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

TWO PRACTICALLY new beds,
one linoleum, nine by nine; one
easy chair. Roy Durrance, 629
William after $50 p. m. or
phone 1881. jly28-3tx
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CLERKS WANTED Western
/ Union. jly6-tf
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Vzacny dar
* 28. maui 1945.)
V. S. Hurban:

Vzacny darok dostal prezi-
dent DIR. Benes ma svoje sesdesi-
ate prve narodeniny. Slavi ich
" Prahe. V Prahe prave oslo
bodenej Rudou armadou, v Pra
he, ktora trpela pod nemeckou
pastou najdlhsie 20 vsetkych
hlavnych miest.
Vzacny dar, ktory vsak pc.
zaduje vel'kej peclivosti. Bude
treba prevetrat a vycistit kaz-
dy kutik, ably ami stopy nezo-
stale pc Nemcoch a domacich
zradcoch. Materialn6 a du-
sevne. Vel'ky 1kol ocakava DIR.
Benesa ma splnenie. My, ktorf
SINE boil jeho blfzkf pomocnici
SINE presvedcenf, re splnf svoj
1kol s pomocou naSich donna
prave tax vftazne ako splnil Il
kol navratu do slobodneho Ces-
koslovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Triumfalnf costa pres. Benese
pres Bradshaw a Brno.

President DR.. Edward Benes,
ktery byl tax triumfalne uvi-
tan hlavn1m mestem Ceskoslo-
venska, pTibyl do Prahy pc tri-
umfalnl ceste, ktera no vedla
pres Bradshaw ma Moravu dc
Brna a dale do Czech.
Prazsky rozhlas O tom sdelu-
je: Pc n~avsteve Bratislavy pre-
sident pTibyl Ike kratkemu 20
bytu ma Moravu. Cd Lanzhota
ma moravsko-slovenskem pome-
ri pc celou cestu az do Brna
vitaly no nepretrzite davy. Cd
casnych hodin rannfch Tide
vroubili silnice, ma nichz staly
nescetne slavobrany. Ackoliy
Lanzhot slime utrpel "a nedav.
nych bojI, pripravil presidentu
Benesovi nev1dane uvitani. To
tez plati o Hodon1ne a vsech
mestech a vesnicfch kudy pre-
sidentnv pr1vod projfzdel ia
nekonecneho volani slavy.
We 4. hodiny odpoledne Is.
kvetna president pTibyl do Br-
ma cestou pres Slavkov, kde byl
uvitan desfti tis1ci lidmi. Depu-
tace z NEST az "a Straznici pri-
byly do Brna a ocekavaly pre-
sidenta ma mestskych hrani-
cfch, kde byl uvftan Brn6nskou
narodni radou a dalsimi mist
mimi vybory. Brn6nske ulice
byly preplneny, a kdyz presi-
dentovo auto vj1zdejfcf ma Ma
mestf Svobody bylo v1tano fan
farami, tyto byly 1plne ztrace-
ny v pozdravnem volani triciti
tisfc lidf, jejichz mavajici pra-
porky promenily namesti v mo-
Re barev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
RUDY DUSEK ZAPASITI
BUDE V COLISEUM.

Pro prfstf dtery, 20. kvetna
Mr.. Ed Contos poTadatel kT1z-
kovych zapasG v Coliseum pri-
pravil velice slibny program ma
nemz budou diva vynikaj1cf "a
pasy ktere urceny budou ma do
bu jedne porazky.
The Great Don Evans, 234
Id. z Texasu VS.. Rudy Dusek,
218 ID. z Omahy.
Gino Garibaldi, 223 ID. re st.
Louis VS.. Ed STRANGER" White
238 ID. z Bostonu.
OPAKOVANY ZAPAS
Nick Glitch, 226 Id. (Mace-
donsky Rek) VS.. George Ma
c~ricostas, 218 lh. Golden Greek
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu 80 minut aneb l porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuji
Angel Savoldi, 22O Id. (Ital
z Jersey City, VS.. Ivan Vactu-
rolf, 229 ID. z Ruska.
Duke Kamuka, 21O ID. z Ha-
wall VS.. Red Carter, ZIG ID. z
Norfolku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Marka " CSR neplati.

New York (CTK) - Cesko-
slovensky rozhlas z Prahy W.
slal dine IL. kvetna zpravu, re
"Ceskoslovenska narodn1 ban
ka oznamila obchodn1kdm, re
mohou pr1slusnlk1m Rude ar
mady prodavat zbozf Ia ruby.
.Kurs byl stanoven Kc $50 Ia
jeden rubl. Obchodn1ci 81 mo-
hou ruby vymenit "a ceskoslo-
venske koruny "a stejny kurs u
Narodn1 banky, ktera Dude O.
tevrena dine IA. kvetna." Roz-
HAS zaroven oznamil, re Tfssko
nemecke marky a drobne peni-
re jiz neplat1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
FORT RALEIGH

Seven English expeditions invaded
Roanoke Island between 1884 and
1891. Fort Raleigh blockhouse marks
the site Of the first English settle
ment in America. Amadas and
Barlow took possession of the CONT
nent for Sir Walter Raleigh there
July /, 1884. It's wide open shore
now, too. But for the effective pa
trolling of u. S. submarines, planes
and ships-and the Coast Guard
shore patrols-enemy landing par
ties could seize beachheads in this
war. War Bond funds help supply
those patrols with dependable weap-
OnS. u S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Praha ~ozivuje.

Vozy poulicnf drahy jedi,
obchody, filmova divadla a ka-
varny jsou otevreny a vsechny
utilitni podniky fungujl.
Vsude lie videti Tady NemcG
a spolupracovnfkd, ubiraj1clch
Sc do prace pod silnymi straze-
mi. Jedna z filmovych herecek,
ktera pfijala kozich cd Konra-
da Henleina, gauleitera ceskych
NemcG, je We skupine, zameta-
j1cl ulice.
Asi 1000 nemeckych civilistd
bylo internovano. Dostavajf ty-
tez davky, jez davali ziddm =
zadny tabak, ami zeleniny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Valka.
TichOmOfl.
JAPONSKY ODPOR MA
~ CT kRNE

Tanky 10. armady ma Okina-
wa, jsou nynf v cinnosti ma po-
slednfch kopcfch JIM cast o.
strova a vydatne napomahajf
vybijeti posledn1 Japonce v je-
jich skrysfch. BOZ ma Okinawa
je velmi krvavy a ztraty Japon-
Gu jsou oznameny znacne vetsi
nez byly ma ostrove Two, ma kite
rem byly doposud nejvetsi boje
v nynejs1 valce.
Ma ostrove jsou dnes v moci
Americana diva velmi d1lezite
kopce, 'Conical' a Sugar Loaf !,
doposud pouz1vane velmi Wy
datne Sc strany JaponcG proti
American1m. Vypuzen1m ia
ponc1 re zm1nenych mist, z1s-
kali Americana velkou vyhodu
v boji.
Japonci mali doposud v moci
nekolik malych a meme ddlezi-
|tych kopcG. Jejich zurivost v
boil ochabuje a ocekava Sc pro-
to brzky konec boje ma ostrove.
Ztraty JaponcG jsou velke.
Admiral Nimitz oznamil ztra-
Ity JaponcI 48,1O3 mrtvych.
Americana ztratili 1882 mrt-
vych a pohresovanych. Ma O.
strove Two ztratili Japonci TO-
600 muZn-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25

Do Prahy pTibyla re ziliny
II. kvetna prvnf csl. armadnl
jednotka pod velenim generala
Svobody. Byla obyvatelstvem
pc celem meste nadsene zdra-
vena. Prazsky rozhlas l1cil,
jak byli csl. vojaci jasave zdra-
veni Prazany a zasypani kveti-
Mani "a pochodu pc Stalinove
boulevardu (Vaclavske names
t1?), Narodnf trfde, Masaryko-
wynn nabrezfm a pc Karlove mo
stu ma Hradcany. V t6to jednot-
ce je mnoho Slovak1 a Podkar-
patskych Ukrajinc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Alfred Rosenberg zatcen.

z Londyna Sc oznamuje, Re
byl dopaden a zatcen Alfred
Rosenberg, tax zvany 'filosof'
nacismu a byvaly HitlerGv gu
werner okupovaneho Ruska.
Soucasne sc oznamuje, re
britske bezpecnostnf oddly pri
Sly ma stopu Heinrichu Hmm
lerovi, byvalemu nacelnfku &C.
stapa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Nemecko beg vlastni vlady.

Spojenecke Nejvyssf Velitel-
stvi jednaj1c1 v souladu S Rus
kym NEW. Velenfm zatklo vel
koadmirala Karl Doenitze a O.
statn1 jeho spolupracovniky a
nemecke v1dce. Tim byla mi
cena tax zvana Flenbur-ska ne
mecka vlada, zbytky to nemec-
keno generaln1ho stabu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Americana %zvolili 81 Antverpy
"a pristav.

Americke vojenske authority
zadaly francouzskou vladu, a
by prodlouzila najem prfstavu
LIE Havre, ktery mel slouziti "a
pTfstav, pres nejz budou posi-
lany zasoby re Spojenych Sta
til do Evropy a okupacni arma-
de, ale Francouzi otaleli a ne
mohli sc rozhodnouti.
Konecne Americana jail sc
rozeb1rati pT1stavnf z~af1zen1,
jez tam zr1dili "a valky a ste
huj1 pr1stav do Antwerp.
Antverpy jsou jednim z nej-
vets1ch pr1stavI v Europe a ma
il dlouhe doky, jez nebyly po-
skozeny ami "a nemeckeho L.
toku bombami w.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25

Nekolik dlvek, obzalovanych
re Sc stykaly S Nemci "a oku-
pace, bylo vodeno pc hlavnfch
ulic1ch hlavn1ho mesta Oslo ma
psfch snGrach, jak oznamil de-
mix "Aftonbladet."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Nacelnik gestapa Holandskr
byl zatcen.

Willy Layers, naceln1k ges-
tapa v Holandsku, je mezi TO-
900 valecnych zlocincd, kteT1
jsou zavfeni v amsterodamske
trestnici -gestapa, jak oznamil
rozhlas Svobodneho Holland
ska. Layers je zodpoveden "a
deportaci vice nee 100000 no.
landskych zidG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25

Nelson, predseda Valecne
produkcnf rady, oznamil, re do
roka Dude mono postavit 2OO,-
900 novych aut a pax produkce
stoupne ma 100000 aut
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
SLIME ODDLY
MAINLY OBKLfCENY.

V horach Sierra Madre w.
chodne cd Manly je obkllcen
nejvetsi pocet japonskeho VOL
ska Americany a filipinskymi
guerilami a cell jiste zkaze.
Ma sever cd hlavn1ho mesta
ma severozapadnim cfpu Luzo-
nu guerilove oddly pod pluk.
Robertem Arnoldem zlomily ia
ponskou moe v provincii Ilocos
Norte a dobyly ddleziteho let's
re. Guerilove oddly zmocnily
Sc letiste u Gabu, nejblizsiho fl
lipinskeho letiste k Cine.
Letiste je jiz pouzivano anne
rickymi letci.
Japonci ma vychod cd Mani
ly jsou zaskoceni v dzunglich,
majiclch rozlohu asi 9 ctverec-
nych mil, vojaky 43. divise, a
silnymi guerilovymi oddly.
JUGOSLAVSKA SITUACE.
Jugolsavsky rozhlas vysilal
zpravu, re marsal Tito We sve
odpovedi ma a~nglo-americkoU
notu v n1z byl vyzvan, ably cd,
volal jugoslavske oddly z Ii.
erstu, odpovedel, re cest jugo.
slavske armady a jugoslavske.
no naroda vyzadujf, ably Sc jul.
goslavske oddly z1castnily o.
kupace Gorice a Terstu.
Sovetsky list "Izvestija" i've.
rejnil rozhovor S mfstopredse.
dou jugoslavske vlady Edvar.
dem Kardeljim, v nemz jugo.
slavsky politik Sc primlouva "a
pripojen1 Terstu a Gorice k Jul.
goslavii, a poukazuj1 ma to, ze
nejen slovinske obyvatelstvo O.
blasti, ale take Italove v tonic
1zem1 81 takoveoh pripojen.
pref.
correspondent "Timesu' O.
znamuje, re Sc Terstu konalc
shromazden1 delegate zvole.
nych lidem, v nemz sc prijalc
usnesenf O pripojeni k Jugo.
slavii.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-26
is it,. "
2bMARY LEWIS

Wade is from Italy Bought "Bo" vassar lovely
diamond Uncle Sam has put Jimmy Griffin Dick Mann and several
others Ia Bud Kelly dashng around
leave plans take wife Sue back New York with him.
"Beede" Luckett visited in St. Paul last week.
La Vera Robbins has been home with back injury but better
charming Florence Cassus
and Anne Mann making the gay spots
I'm you Crockett working at onans
badge display Sunday Marion Smith is wearing lovely
Zephyr Turner has returned from vacation Flint
her stunning clothes Earne Williams getting married around
the 18th of February Florence Day and Marge Thompson always
look like models.
jungle spirits funny things instance
Ira Allen think he combined Charles Boyer and Bng Crosby
goes making grooming all the fair damsels
WAC Dorothy Martin Mokabee spent week in St. Paul visiting
her She certainly looked sharp her uniform The following
Sunday evening" Dorothy
Shut Louise Howard Eddres Few Rev. Williams and truly
Carl Banks playing in town Sunday The usually stops In
Waterloo Chicago Sergeant James Card reported Fort
Smelling Thursday you having photo made
contact Jimmy Cooper He used about eight flash bulbs on our party
Sunday-but pictures-the man is really an EXPERT
Very glad Leroy and Theodosa Martin
Bobby Critten made Sunday Selah
Beasley visiting her mother looking vOgush
the alert hear about Grand Ball to be given by the
they progress Sportsmans dance literally
jumped Sunday night Saw Mary Chubby
Brady Mary Jane Floyd there from K CO. Ruth and Bob Pierre
Dick and Anne Mann Sue Bud Kelly Mason
Dorothy Mockabee nee Martini Edess Few Danfo
Thompson, Lewis Gwendolyn Stacks, Clyde Johnson
Kenny Bus, Grover Ingram and gosh others Minnie
Rhodes is visiting in Des Mones
lounge Sunday The Curtis Harris entertained about so guests
midnight dawn party Saturday quite the party and
certainly had good time Maxine and Theodore Jones already
building plans for their home Why is Helen Early
tempang going away? What around carrying
Bryant? Hear that Harriet Thompson had quite
birthday Champagne made quite the thing
What welknown matron getting out of about
week? playing Hub The January gadu
giving formal dance Friday night Tell all about
Was talking to Of the leading white morcans
Minneapolis said that he would give anything have Squire and
his staff quite compliment don't thnk?
Maye Phoebe Gn and Kathryn Harper said the dance
sad Saturday night.
Hear Timaleah Marshall is modelling at Powers
Girls, eligible bachelor that's looking for wife! If
interested call for further information.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-26
Frank Boyd
Steals Show
inD.C. Trip

Washington, D. C. The most
publicized of the several hundred
presidential electors who journeyed
here to see President Roosevelt in
augurated for his fourth term was
Frank Boyd of st. Paul.
Boyd, perhaps one of the first
Negro Democratic presidential
electors, received more publicity in
the Chicago and Washington dailies
than any other elector.
In Chicago he had a police escort
between railroad stations. All the
daily papers had reporters and
photographers at the station.
The Associated Press sent two
wire stories to several dailies. Mr..
Boyd attended the electors dinner
and was among the favored few
who stood on the White House lawn
to see F. D. R. take the oath of
office.
Mr.. Boyd is secretary-treasurer
of the Twin City Division of the
International Brotherhood of Sleep
ing Car Porters.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-26
Engineers PlaY
Important Port
Under Fire

Sixth Army Group, France
Harbor installations, quarries,
roads and warehouses in North
Africa, Italy and France have been
made disable by a company of Ne
gro engineers now serving with the
Continental Advance Section, sup
ply organization for the Sixth Army
Group and the Seventh Army in
France.
Sometimes under fire, these SOL
diers have moved into installations
blasted and damaged by retreating
German troops and in record time
have returned them to use by the
American troops. The men have
been highly commended for their
work and their spirit by high mill
tary authorities.
The men in the unit have been
overseas for two years and have
earned three battle stars for par
ticipation in as many major cam
paigns.
Two Minnesota boys are with the
outfit. They are Pfc. Raymond
Patrick of Fergus Falls, and Pfc.
Claude A. Adkins, 935 Iglehart
Ave-, st. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-26
InkSpOts VS.. Moe
Gale Case Settled

Well, the Ink Spots versus Moe
Gale case has come to a timely and,
l hope, satisfactory end in an out
of court settlement that occurred
here the other week. The con-
troversy gained more publicity
throughout the country than any
recent incident involving Negroes
in show business and was featured
by Bill Kenny, the angular tenor,
on the one side and Gale, Ivory
Deck Watson, and Pfc. Charles
Fuqua on the other. Many things
were said, making a whole lot of
people feel bad on both sides. Most
of this has been recanted and while
certain aspects of the settlement
eliminate the statement that either
side won a clear-cut victory, there
is perhaps now a more practical
understanding than at the time
when Gale had full say over the
funds of the quartette which sky
rocketed from obscurity in Indian
apolis to international fame in less
than ten years.
The Ink Spots, as represented by
Bill Kenny, are no longer controlled
by Moe Gale, Inc, and no longer
have to halve their earnings with
him. The court controversy which
developed into a squabble of the
name, Ink Spots, finds Kenny and
Fuqua retaining ownership of the
name and Watson, the scat-singing
member of the quartette until he
was dropped a few months ago, out
of the picture altogether. However,
Gale remains as personal manager
for the act for the duration of the
existing contract, a period of from
three to four years, and in addi-
ton Moe Gales agency, Gale, Inc,
holds exclusive booking rights for
a period of slightly less than two
years.
Kenny will collect and disburse
all funds, thus getting out of the
situation which brought on the
court suit, which previously had
Gale doing the collecting and the
paying. However, this means that
he will pay both Gale as personal
manager and Gale, Inc, as bookers.
Each will get 10 per cent of the
gross income, which means that in
reality 20 per cent of the act VIII
be realized by Moe Gale.
The right to pass on all bookings
is retained by Kenny and none can
be accepted without his signature.
In the past, Moe Gale, Inc, exer-
cised the right to fix his name to
contracts without consulting him as
to whether he wanted to take the
jobs or not. The contract for Gale,
Inc, to continue as bookers of the
Ink Spots will remain in effect only
so long as Ben Bart and Harry
Lenetska are with Gale, Inc.
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son, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis House,
George Manning and Mr.. S. Vim
cent Owens. This being guest
night, Minneapolis was repre-
sented by Harvey Moss, P. C.
Hughes, ST., Chas. Noble, Miss
Jane Moss, Mrs. Carrie Wallace,
Harold Lewis and John Williams.
High single honors went to P. c.
Hughes as he raped over a score
of 208. High honors for the wom-
ems single went to Jane Moss as
she tossed in a score of 172. Other
scores, Brady 157, Moss 1874, Lewis
154, House 165 and Manning 145.
AS we once stated in one of our
previous writings, we believe the
classes should have a little better
attendance. The class is yours, so
let's get behind the ball. -.
And say how about that Junior
team down at the Halle? The
boys are still in their winning ways.
Last week they COPIED their fourth
straight league game. They are one
of the few undefeated teams in the
entire city league. e. Let's hope
these kids finish undefeated. If
you wish to know when and where
they play, just call Dale 927S and
ask for Coach Wellington. -.
The Irvine will swish Saturday,
Jan. 81, at the Phyllis Wheatley
Gym. That is the night the Halle
@. Brown Senior team will try to
avenge an earlier defeat by the
Phyllis Wheatley Senior team. The
score of that game, played on the
Halle floor, was 20 for Halle and
20 for Wheatley. Since that time,
Coach Louis House has added much
power to his team in Hawkins,
Wickenloff and Moore, all sailors
from Wold-C Chamberlain Field.
House declares with this lineup he
can trim Coach Stafford Lofts boys.
Did you know that Henry Arm
strong is writing a book entitled
"My Struggle to Three Crowns?
The book is to be released soon.