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rounds in the American sector OF
tho city.
The American families said
(. police report. are the special
target of the professional beg cars
for two reasons. Inc Americans
n'a the best ted and supplied. and
they have a reputation fer gen
crosby"
The Americans were warned
that often beggars are spoilers
for burglary gangs and the mis-
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Softball Season
Starts Tonight
AtBayyiew Park

The l947 softball season will
open tonight at Bayview Park
when Bob's Sport Shop win plav
the Veterans of Foreign Wars at
1870 o'clock and the BIO Bomb
ers meet the American Legion
at 8 o'clock.
Dewitt Roberts will pitch for,
the Sports Shop with Esmond
Albury catching, Clayton Ster-
ling on first, Will Gates, second
Jackie Carbonell, third, Kilbane
Baker, short and Jack Villareal
Mccarthy and Monk Kerr in the
outfield.
For the Veterans Castro win
catch with F. Tynes or M. Aries
pitching. Melvin Tynes, Santana,
j. Garcia and Mario Hernandez
will man the infield posts from
right to left in that order, with
Madlin, j. Mira and Alonzo in
the outfield.
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ROLL OF HNOR
AT SIN CARLOS

San Carlos Schq roll ofhono.
for the last six weeks perid fol
lows:
ADULT DEPARTMENT SPAN
ish Instruction)-Am Coo He
leah Porter, Lucille oalve1 Ed.
ma O'Hunt, John W. Bentit An
nabelle Henrickson, BertWiI-
lianns, Paula r! Williams fus
M. Robbins, DIR. r. B. LeMArs.
r. B. LeMay, Elizabeth pes,
Doris Knowles, Mary l.. her, |
Elinor S,4Curtisgsnd II Mob
CHILDREN'S ADEPARTNT
elementary Spanish and Erab |
First Grade; Marguerite us,
Michael Mariscal, Aanubiohl-
dez and Daniel ,GaNia: snd.
grade: Celido Pons, third de:
Gloria Disgdiertt; fourth tde:
Francisco Pons and Alicia R6.
Perfect attendance recod re-
veals the names of he folhtine
pupils: Cecilia Ferrndez, celidc
Pons, Alicia Pons, Gloria Disg-
diertt, Eloisa CHEZ, George
Disgdiertt, Diana pdez, Danny
Garcia and Mario ygdiertt.
Miss Benildes L. smond is tht
Spanish instructor the scfioo
and Mrs. Eloise Gregory TIT
English instructor.
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Observation-Disclosures. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPORTS and
RECREATION
VIlIllllIllIlllIlllallIlIHHII6RHulIHiIINHIIIIlIl

sssHhts'ssssHsHtiiffiittiiiiiiiip
SWIMMING-South Beach, south
end of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISHING-Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end of Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL-Daily spring train
ing workouts of Miami Tour
lists (Flofida International
League) and games every
Saturday, Sunday at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 18th Street. No admis-
sion charge to workouts.
GOLF-Municipal Golf Course.
Stock Island. +, /
TENNIS-Bayview Park on Di-
vision Street tday and night
facilities). ~ Il
observation-disclosures courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
SHUFFLEBoARD - B ayvie W
Park and South Beach.
PICNIcKING- Tables at Bay
view Park.
CHILDREN.S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park. Il
COMFORT STATIONS-Bayview
Park.
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Bushes Men
Form Program

The BusiIss Mems Athletic
Club, whichhas been meeting
every Mondk and Wednesday
evening fro 6 to z o'clock in
the high sclol gymnasium, an
nounced toy its program for
next month!
First partf the period will be
spent in inwidua1 conditioning,
which will pnsist of prescribed
exercises foflifferent parts of
the body d&lopment; punching
bag drills, edicine ball drills;
jumping ron and weight lifting.
The secon half of the period
will be sperm playing volley
ball.
1t is also bounced that there
is room for few more men if
they are infested in participat-
ing at the 81 any Monday or
Wednesday ening at 6 o'clock.
Names shoultRe given to Jack
Sellers or Ch8S Smith, Jr.
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Larry i'awn Who Had sd Record Last seasep AsLs
Higher Salary; Players Well Pleased
With Key West
INTEREST MOUNTS FOR,
SUNDAYS GAME WITH
RED RAIDERS Ar STA.
IHulM

Rain delayed the scheduled
hastsng practice session of the
Mlani Tourists this morning. but
Dave cobIe, manager, planned to
iahs bis cohorts out TO Municipal
stadium This afternoon if the
mMutlseF cleared.
Several more players checked
n during the afternoon and night
bringing the total TO %. The re-
fnainier are due To arrive todav
and tomorrow. Among the new
mFivals were Don Cox, left-hand-
esi pitcher from Canton, Ohio: Joe
Iiotinar. infielder from Miami.
iilil Tanner, pitcher from Ellen
tsM. Pa. and Charles Austin
mtlielder from Pennsylvania.
No word has yet been receiv-
cd from Jack Chandler. Arman.
90 Canarf. Aurelio Fernandez.
81 George Souter. all of whom
nEe being counted on strongly
90 make the club.
Jay Cone, general manager, an
nnsunccd that Larry Baldwin, star
psacher with the club last season
wsth q record of Is wins against
ies1F losses, was definitely hold
tait, and, according to word re-
cnived from the player in Cali
fwnia. he refuses to report for
the salary offered.
All Of the players were enjoy
lum their first day in Key West,
and found everything here to
their liking. For most of them it
was their first trip TO the city,
and they were all anxious to "get
oAt and go fishing. Manager
c0ble Is planning to arrange a day
lor the boys TO finish early, so
That they can tackle the tarpon
and sailfish in this area.
Interest in the coming exhibit
ton games is mounting through
out the city, and one of the larg-
est crowds of the season is ex-
pected TO attend the games at Mu-
nicipal Stadium Sunday, when
the Tourists will tackle the Red
Raiders in the first game, starting
% i:30 pm, Tiny Parker, former
itaaior league umpire, and CO.
owner with Cone of the Tourists,
rs expected to arrive Saturday,
ana .remain for tlie, weekend
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Fishing Tourney Leaders
~, ~- Setting High Standards

Robinson. 707 Seminole ST.
Key West. with ga pound
silver flasher caught while
wading off Grassy Key on
Van Hofe reel and 20 Id.
test nylon line. The speedy
FIGHTER was 1874 inches long.
SPANISH MACKEREL-
This one is in class by it
self. Ralph Burkholder. OF
Nashville. Ind. brought in a
IA FOUNDER, the largest ever
seen in these waters. He took
il on a "a thread line with a
Penn Senator reel.
cERo MACKEREL-Here
the Navy comes in for a
share of glory. J. c. Wade
t;shinq from . Navy boat. as
sioned to the Naval Air STA
ton boathouse. accounted for
a 10 pound. a ounce speci-
men, AZ inches long. He used
a $40 reel and a 3 thread
line. Wade lives at 1870
Poincisna.
BARRACUDA-Once more
the ladies are tops. MRS:
Victor C. KuseL Miami
Beach. leads in this class
With her 33h pound. 81
inch catch. She used a 4|'
rnel and an Is thread line.
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lfI.B. SPANISH MACK!J
EREL SIN. BARRA-I
CIJDA AMONG PACE
Settlers

Despite adverse weather con-
diti0ns that have not been over
ly conducive To sports fishing
since the l947 Key West Inter
national Fishing tournament
opened Feb. 10. a good number
If fine catches have been report
ed.
Leaders in the tourney entry
Co date come from all parts OF
the country, from Connecticut 10
Key West. Here are top llstlngs
in various divisions entered:
AMBERJACK-Mrs. Leia
Brock, indianapolis. lnd.'
with her s4s4 pound. So inch
catch on AI0 reel and IL
thread line. Two others are
close behind. with jacks OF
50 pounds each. One is wal
Ter Bloush. Benton. Ill. VINO
used a $40 reel and IL thread
line. and the other is Mrs'
David c. Peet. Greenwich,
Conn. using a 40 reel u
,hTsad line. Both these
catches were 81 inches long
RoNEFISH - Webster IT,
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TO-DAY in STORY
Know Arfica)

17e4-Congress thorizes the
building of six wships; found
ing of the us. Ny-whatever
left of the Revononary ships
abolished.
1824-The BurH OF Indian
Affairs created.
1332-Historic Veth Company
of pioneers leaves pston to found
a colony in Oregd
1888-Beginnin9f the great
blizzard along thAtlantic COAST
by which all blizzds since nave
been measured.
1918-President Wilson SENDS
sympathetic mesge to Sovlets
rejoicing with thel on the fan OF
CARBON.
1931-British aborite intro
duces bill in Hole of Commons
to abolish Birth Navy-ano
House has to vot{no on it.
1941-President igns the Lend
Lease Bill, makinat law.
1943-United Sites and Alice
forces occupy Maaoul IN III
nisia.
1944-US. plane bomb enem.
targets in Italy and Southern
France.
1945-US. First Army advance
east of the Rhine.
1e46-Americans asked to es
40e5 less bread to help, famine
ridden countries. Soviet pape
Pravda, lashes out at Churchl
and "his American friends"
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uie mas. been issued by the league,
a survey at the time of this writ
ing revealed.
I The Mexican League broke
about even last year at the box
offlce. Although league. headouar-
tiers has issued no statement on
It's debit and credit business. n ne
liable source gave this picture of
the individual clubs: (The figures
do not include cash paid in bon
uses for U. S. players to sign con-
tracts which in the case of PAS
quefs Veracruz team was high ! 4
VERAcRUz-Expense $50.
600; gross; $4,000. Payments for
contracts estimated al
$40, 000.) "
MEXICO CITY - EXPENSES.
$50, 900; gross: $4,000 to SAG 600
NUEVo LAREDO - Expenses.
$4,000; gross: $4,000. (The club !
draWs- a capacity crowd at home.
out the park is the smallest in
ne league, seating about 4.00O) {
PuEBLA - Expenses: S36. 600. {
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y MIAMI TOURISTS REPORT I'M
HERE; REST DUE TOMORROW:
STAR SOUTHPAW IS HOLDOIJT
Sailor LIST Student
Filler To Solo Here

Murray II. Weinrub, CMoMM
of 1910 Poinciana Place, is the
first student to solo under the
CT. flying program, now under
way at Faraldo's Flying Service
at Meacham field here.
Weimub made his first solo
hop in Pipr Cub Trainer. He
is a crew member of the USS.
Clamagore. Stationed at the Sub
marine Base Key West.
The class ! which he is a stu
dent began d Feb. IA, 1947, and
has "a pupil enrolled. This is
the first class under the Gil. pro-
gram, and WI terminate on Nav
81, 1947.
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DIAL CAGE
! STARTS
AT 700.
TESSEL TO
ARRIVE M4RCH II

/ uSS Yosemite, an l8,OO0-ton
aestroyer tender, will arrive here
On Monday, bringing Rear Adj
aniral F. E, Beatty, UsN, who will
make general inspection trip
II Key West Naval Base.
The ship, carrying about 500
l,fficers and men, will arrive from
guantanamo Bay Naval Base.
Ind. will sail two days later for
Norfolk Va. The vessel, which is
80 feet long, is under the COM !
hand OF Capt. ]. F. Benson, USN. |
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Just a myth. As result Pasouel
,, hopes by personal appeal to break
holdout of U. S. and Cuban
players in Havana asking salary
boosts.
Pasquel puts it this way: 4The
TACT that have much money has
been interpreted mistakenly
That's no reason for giving Il
away or presenting huge advances
70 players who instead Of PLAYING
up TO their ability, come here sit
down with the money in their
pockets and either turn out fail
ures or leave without thanks
Inc Mexican Leaguers now in
Cuba represent about four-fifths
OF the league total with the re-
suit that Pasquel is worried. Most
d the holdouts are trying to get
boost in their present contracts
)r IN at least one or two cases
ire trying to keep the Mexican
league from cutting their sal 4
lries.
;, Ihere are four holdout groups:
me Cuban white and Negro /
,layers headed by Tomas aChitoo !
)e la Cruz; the U. S. whites led ;
y Roland Gladu and Jim Row: j
J. 5. Negroes under Lloyd Day-,
nport and the Mexicans follow E
~ Roberto "Beto" Avila. IL
Max Lanier, ex-Cardinal. is /
rotesting a request he play for i
aif the $4,000 salary he report i
lily received in 1916. ii
Pasquel has an ace in the hole d
e knows that the u. S. majors u
ont take back players who II
mped to the Mexican League a
st year SO if they don't work for :.
m, they have a good chance of on
ing jobless this summer. How 81
er, the rich importer doesn't So
ant the Mexican season to get
TO late start - that would S9
can a cash loss to the league.
Normally the Mexican League So
ason starts about the third or DIR
lrth week in March but thus bl
pail number one hasn't been tn
ched in practice and no sched-
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sross; s2s.oos fThe - -
ltributed 70 lack - ham'Nan@n al
Ithusiassn.l
II MoNTEHHEY EMmse
900. gross. Abnni - MasNa
TAMpTCO - KxnenNnA 81 So
A slight loss So - mla
cause. although tsk lsam "a N
league. the club 6sM@mt dMm mA
&C home.
SAN LUIS poTosi Kxem
$50. 900: gross So N'H
roRRKoN-Ne flMsmxs a8A
able.
pasqael m ore sime AanA Nsms
threatened ~ ns8kn @mNM#8 =
roads into the u. = maANNM -
now Il appearx ~ nas ~ -
fled with what ~ ins nex 60
he persuades faa hnNmsNM ~
Cube 10 come bmek An 49, A
Should the worst eunw a. $50
worst. the Mexssan lNnmsna -
fall out its clubs wigh q 4 -.
groes, minor leaguass ana f@&sa
Ricans. However. IN na -
would Pasquel eomnAsAs - ~
ms tent or selling oug
Last year league hsaslwma sss
contracted for most ~ the n&x
ers sending theirs - eiAfla ete
they were nnost ne~<sea llumuM8
his year y appwafa al lwan a
me 10 TO "a players mm nmsA asmm
sill be ccntraetea sllrNxtiy 49, -
Hubs.
Torres May Insap
Gil Torres. WaNhSnMsnm msm@2
ors inlielder ard FrssnAm fsmas
a, Philadelphiu AahMtse. hn8M
'uoans. are the only nsakw
easue players who NAV easm
ere this season i tkesr el.slm
ont up their offesa
Top U. s. players wln nnw -.
on with the Muxsnnn fnam.m
ISL year. their u. i. tnnsm mm8
lexiean team were, Aen AsRassa
iants. Veracnux: Alslanaso e..
lsquel, White Sox. kstxso ra~s
oberto Estalella. AahhsArs. v~ee
Luis poton llaasw So.
an, Giants, Vesmrrmr Ag,mwmw
rankin. Tigers. Taws4ra.
Danny Gardeila. Clanls vesa.
az; George Haasnsamn. 0sanan
'rreon; Myron haymMsA. 80
NUS Browns. Tmsexms Los
Elm, Cardinals. vernrrua 49,
nler. CardinalA Vesms8mRg
lolfo Luque, Giants. fsurAins
lvatore Maggie. CiansM Isnfas
ed Martin, Cardinals. Airxsea
".
-liis Dino, DoagerM vermsxsns
oerto Ortiz. Senators Arxhm
y; Mickey Owen. DxlusT mAs
double jump haek ~ o.
ties. Veracruz.
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X. W. COLE CLUB IN
SESSION TONIGHT

Directors of the Key West Golf
Club will meet tonight in the
clubhouse, Stock Island, at 1880
o'clock.
Routine business will be trans
acted at the meeting. DR.. Jack
Hayes, club president, will pre-
side.
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GOLD NE
TOURNEY
TONIGHT
Crack Sarsfield
Five In One OF !
Opening Games
FIVE NAVY, SEVEN CT
VILLAIN CLUBS TOCOM.
PETE FOR SILVER TRIO
PLY AT SCHOOL GYM

| The Gold Medal Basketball
Tournament, opening tonight a
the high school gymnasium, ha.
drawn five fast Navy teams ane
seven strong civilian teams, it was
announced following a tourna.
Iment committee meeting last
night.
The Red Raiders, city cham
pions, face their severest tests of
the season, particularly against
the USS. Sarsfield, the Navy club
which just won the DESTROYER
tournament of the Eastern Sea-
board at Norfolk, Va. Because
of its brilliant record, the Sars-
field was rated the No. / team in
the pairings with the Raiders
second. ,.lsfa 10y.
Other powerful entries are the
Navy All-Stars, a hand-picked
crew of the best players in the
Navy League, and the Independ-
ents, composed mainly of high
school stars, led by Oscar Cruz,
an outstanding performer of the
ls46-'47 Key West High five.
Other entries are the Key West :
Transit Pushers, Cola, the
JSS. Medregal, Radio, Romero's
Electric Service, USS. Gilmore |
and the USS. Gilmore Engineers !
The games tonight are as fol-
ows:
? P.M.-USS. Gilmore Enqi.
neers VS.. Ccca-Cola. II
8 Pm. = Romero's Electric
Service IS. Navy All-Stars.
9 PG-USS. Sarsfield VS.. I
Radio
The tournament committee AMI
'anced that there is room for
e last team today, the Oster-I
udtIIS Wolves, who will nIavl
against USS. Meregal :
9 pm9 upon depositing the SlOi
Try fee. Members of the com
ttee are E. Q. Bloodworth ofi .
) Navy All-Stars, Mr.. Hooks of
Medregal, Nestor oszy Sci -
: Of transit Pushers and N 81
oper, director of athletics at
high school. : ,..o.o
The committee decided to rate
the teams and divide them m
two brackets. There will also
a Whining bracket and conso-
tan bracket. Team ra'lhsS
lloW.
/. uss. sarsfield: 2. Red
Raiders: 8. Navy Ail-Stars: .. |
Transit Pushes: S. Coca-Coia;
6. USS. Medrega; ?. Radio; 8.
Independents: 8. Remero's Elec-
trio Service: 10. USS.> Gilmore:
IL. USS. Gilmore Engineers:
Il. Osterhoudt's Wolves. L
Games Wednesday night:
2 P.M.-USS. Gilmore VS..
Transit Pushers.
8 P.M.-Hed Raiders VS.. In
dependents.
P.M.-USS. Medregal VS..
Osterhoudt.s Wolves.
Winners of tonight's games play
except that the win
der of the Sarsfield-Radio game
draw a bye. Winners of Wednes-
days games play Thursday, ex-
cept that the winner of the Red
Raider Independent game also
draw a bye. "
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Pasqucl, Terror Of us. Majors.
Has Own Money Troubles Now

lionoire sportsman Jorce poso,e,
l Ing g raelcun bosebol who worried Inc u s r,r;or
- Snelns ast ye os he jonged silver under the nos
= o Th p'oyers : hovins his own worries now
me report got Ground ornonq some lon A6sx; -
royers now in Cubo the winter serso 49, ~. League
OF Jorge Pasquels pocket was os i tne silver lining
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-11

Irwin r. Kuenzil, secretary
treasurer of the American Fed
Grafton of Teachers, Chicago,
born in Nevada, Ohio, so years
ago.
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THE ANSWERS:

\. The Phillies, by more than
100000.
2. Muddy" Rucl.
3. Repeatedly, $4,000.
4. Yes.
5. Billy SOuthworth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-11

US. Sen. w. Lee O'Daniel of
Texas. born Malta, Ohio, 81 years
ago.
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One-Minuie Sport sQuiz

lhnsd tbe Phdllies on the Ath-
lctlcs,, draw, more. spectators in
Z. Vino Is manager of the st.
I.aslis. Browns?
3 What is the salary of Stan
Musial?
4. Did Gus Lesnevich retain his
crown in his recent title bout?
s. Who is manager of the Bos-
ton Braves? q.
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dent weather. and must post these prices aboard the
boat and at the dock.
for the ST. 900 boat captains prize which will given
the $4,000 capital prize
to the captain whose customer catches the fish which wins
2 No saared captain is eligible for the $4,000 capital prize
while fishing from his boat However, he is eligible
for this prize while fishing individual contestant
from some other registered boat not his
Article w. Specific Rules Regulations Amateur Ofshore
Boats and Their Captains
a. Amateur boat captains those whose boats not for
hire used for commercial but which
employed for sports fishing the by the
- captain and his non-paying guests
that is boat from which contestant may catch fish
for entry the Rodeo each boat must conform with the
qualifications in Section a. must be registered with
Southeastern North Carolina Beach Association and
fly the official SENCBA fag and the captain
must SENCBA entrance fee of 500 for the entire
PERIOD competition
$685. for three consecutive days of competition
26 Amateur boat captains not eligible for the $1,000 boat
captains prize This prize for professional boat captains
27 The of offshore eligible
$1,000 capital prize whether he is not the captain of
the boat
" Specific Regulations For Inshore Boats
g. nhore boats those which do operate outside of
nlets and ounds that u.s. those which do not into the
49, These boats may be hand powered powered
30 These boats classe with surf and sound fishing and
ne 1eqvre vi snoofa no REGISTRATION strait or entry fee p..
81 To be eligible official Rodeo pier that pier
from which contestant may catch fish for entry in the
SENCBA and pay a $3.50 fee + or the Roieo period
2 No pier operator eligible for participation the
except when fishing Individual contestant from
other not his from the surf sound from
Article VII Specific Rules Regulations SENCBA Officials
and Employees
33 No director employee Southeastern Carolina
Beach Association its advertising agency members
of their immediate families eligible for participation
in the Rodeo except weighing masters.
a. Weighing eligible provided their catches are
weighed at weighing stations other than their
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caught in large numbers in the
surf.
Averages one-half to three
quarters of a pound but have
been caught over two pounds.
Feeds on shrimp and shell
fish.
Best bait. shrimp.
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MULLETS

Commonly called mullets but
better known in other areas as
whiting (Not to be confused
with 'Popeyes.'
Moves into surf in early
spring and are caught until late
winter.
A good pier fish but also
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blank is filed as thereafter possible is
NIT the photograph
H. Prizes shall awarded on Individual fish only.
H. There is no limit to the number of individual fish
testant enter.
49, Any the opinion of the Judges fails to
comply with rules and regulations shall be decarer
eligible for competition by the judges
awards prizes
a. The decisions of the judges all matters
pertaining to awards, prize cassicaons of fish, and
eligibility of contestants.
Article Specific Regulations For Unrestricted Con-
testants
Is. The Rodeo is open to any man,
III, ", " VI
Is Any contestant under IA years age falls the child
H. There is entry fee for participants those
fled in Articles III, w, and VI.
Article Ill., Specific
Shore Boats and Their Captains
49, Professional affshore
on their boats for sports fishing in the whose
boats properly documented in the office of the Colec
tor of Customs said documents authorizing such boats
engage in carrying for hire and such captains
holding peraors license issued by the U. S. Coast
Guard and who charge their passengers fee Undocu-
mented boats owned operated by professional ofhore
boat captains must award of number issued by
the u S. Coast Guard which award indicates that the
doumented vessel used for hire
the captains of which have also been issued operators
license by the U. S. Coast Guard
ation produce operators license
issued by the u S. Coast Guard andor U. Collector
of Customs.
20 To be eligible official professional offsore
charter boat that is boat from which contestant
catch fish for entry in the Rodeo each
with the qualifications in Section 49, registered
with the Southeastern North Carolina Beahc Association
and must fly the official SENCBA flag captain
period for each boat he registers.
2 Each captain must register with sENCBA the
fishing with prices applying to the
ants in each party and the length of trip in time depen
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24
CHURCH
OF THE

t11Cn at rem.
James H. Haueter, Pastor
Friday, Sept. 26:
Young peoples prayer service 8
p. m.
Sunday, Sept. %:
Sunday school, GAS a. m.
Morning worship, IL a. m.
N. Y. p. S., 7:15 p. m.
Evangelistic service, 8 p. m.
Monday, Sept. 20:
Choir practice, $50 p. m.
Camp Fire Girls, 1880 p. m.
Boy Scouts, 1880 p. m.
Wednesday, Oct. 1:
Bible study and prayer service,
1880 p. m.
The Friendly Church with a Vital
Message.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24
Our Biggest Log Jam

In pioneer logging days, most logs
were driven to the sawmill by float
ing them down rivers and streams.
Sometimes a few logs would become
lodged against rocks, sharp bends
or shallow bars in the river. Other
logs would pile up as they foated
against this original obstruction, in
the end causing such a tangle that
often it was necessary to blast the
key logs with dynamite. The larg-
est jam is thought to have occurred
on the st. Croix river in Minnesota,
June, 1886. More than $50 million
board feet of logs were piled in a
mass which extended for miles.