The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 17, 1941, Page 1

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KEY WEST, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941 COORDINATOR OF DEFENSE) | : _ . : ‘| gab Said To Be URGES ACTION ON ™™*" = | TM CLERK RECEIVES (°27°99990H Every Vessel In ing Over Smolensk; | TRAINING by ek anaes ¢° ge a ‘PAY A DOLLAR AND | i Pasedl Dying Down (Oe SPEEDED UP) “snore: ter LAWS ENACTED *UMBER FoR 1942 ger Ships, Suffered D: i Vice-President Henry Wallace is i Raids | } } Monroe county automobile | ge In JUDGE OF CRIMINAL COURT) init sus ausber fe ee — me (By Associated Press) - AND SOLICITOR IN NEW) Yess license tag. and who | |onpoN, July 17.—Twenly- ae STATUS: OTHER CHANGES| the fund for the state’s needy |two Axis merchant ships in e ; } { i | - : a ARMY CHIEF a not only proving a capable and (By Annocinted Veena) idi ffi i x e ‘ | FORMED a 5 etme) presiding officer in the Senate, but thi i ive a ovie| TEE OF NECESSITY FoR| °°"! but there is a rumor he | may get another job—a big one i | | | { | ‘i pe Smolensk, 235 miles from Mes-| . FASTER PROCEDURE j | ‘ irobne | } and crippled children, may do coll Gan sacl | coordinator of the new de-| Prince’ Fumimaro Konoye arenes Meapeee ‘ ENUMERATED | both by depositing a dollar | Harbor at Rotierdam were it i fense-agency-to-be, “the bureau} Resignation yesterday of the bes we expe < ste. | 53 | at the office of County Tax | stroyed: yesterday in a giant 4 the south were said to be battling’ (Ry: Aascctated Prete) | | minaro Konoye today had the nation’s capitals guessing about Nip- Collector Joe C. McMahon. | WASHINGTON, “July . 17. | of economic’ warfare. If it should | \ 1. ‘i take hit * County officials whose status! ~ Under@the rough’ the outer defenses ef a\. ‘ M ' pon’s next move. Leader of the new. cabinet must “program | terms of & new nD : ¥ ee Chief of Statt ae acai , happen, Wallace would be a com- | before” Emperor Hirohito. | or procedure has been: altered by | ¥ Kiev, capital of the ‘Vierwlneer eau ibn ed told agen « | promise selection, Shecause: there's } == 5s hewly-enacted ‘legislation were Germany's’ high ~ command; States is aiding in the{a big inside scrap going on be-)[y~ oes | notified by County Clerk Ross C. | . b: claiming important successes aly Promotion of South ‘Amercan | tween Commerce, the State and {Sawyer today that his office has, ten, irald, 8 rif ps pea airlines, and repeated | Treasury departments as to who ireceived copies of the new bills! ent children’s fund. a re is his request for quick congression- | {he economic warfare chief should fb) 9 ‘from Tallahassee. Smolensk fell to the Nasi attack-|#! 2tion-on. the extension of | be. Four new laws received here OD MODI DDI DS I |training periods for draftees. | - All the other men proposed are . a i ifor study by county officials will, = ers yesterday. | General’ Marshall said Pan-{ good men, but the Administration | ‘ | 1) Place the judge of the exim- | KNOX T0 DRAW . . A epearhead of the combined pancreas ares? had — =i feconiders Wallace an ace eco- | inal court of record and the coun- | G he y She government in aid- | nomist, as full of ideas as an ear | ty solicitor on the same status | : rman and Rumanian forces in pe Cae apni sane pri Bg his best corn is. full of kern- jin the primaries as other state) INITIAL DRAFTEE ‘ } ement of a commercial line | o)s | ee | offi : ‘ the south, according to the com- jin Brazil. * | It might not happen, but the | ; Fee i no| 2) Provide for a simple Raul) munique, has broken through’ Urging a quick answer to the | consideration at least shows how | RECREATION UNIT |: (Rates: OR GR: BORTO FOUR WOO: Ae voting a straight party tic- | Russian defenses west of Kiev Geveral Marshall tole thy wee: [the auiet, “colosless” Vice-Presi- was making his second appear- ket; General Marshall told the sena-jdent is acquitting himself in his | 3) Require the tax — assessor | : and is fighting in the outskirts | !0rs it is imperative that a de-| new post. MEETING TODAY ance in county criminal court on mms puggrehPeal to pay to the | EIGHT HUNDRED CAPSULES cision be reached before August 45% Of World's Steel \ British warplanes smashed at ; the Dutch city and its harbor for jhours, leaving docks and ware- he il } bombets Tuesday night of the city today,” Uy Wika ee op aerate aon ruc teice cease at as Sse abers “ap assault charge, today was baru sesaeracicae a nn WILL PROVIDE ORDER NOS. | out a heavy raid on the * Suez Another prong of the multi- {© Hawaii to man anti-aircraft percent of the world’s steel | SUB-COMMITTE HEAPS SE- sentenced by Judge William V. een directed to a special fund; | FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE °m#) damaging. headed Nazi attack was reported |i acini Pas te Only about 25 percent of the LECTED BY CHAIRMAN J aAjbury to three years in the 4) Set up a revised system for | ment and ‘ j brought home. country’s steel output goes for ENROLLEES racing across Bessarabia, after; The general denied charges that oar tin ee te so| ALBURY LAST NIGHT’ state penitentiary at Raiford for breaking through Soviet lines. in conscripted soldiers had been | any shortage will have to be made ae ‘the payment of tax assessors and‘ | tax collectors. a knife attack on Albert Cuff,! Must File In February @ smashing tank assault: ; Sent to distant outposts to force; yp by -curtaili civilian con-; Sub-commiiwe cnairmen _ who 1 judge Fight Below |the hand of congress in extend- eation ne will direct Key West's recreation | another negro. ce. S00, Ge ie Leningrad ting their time. On the contrary, | Truck Drivers’. Country Glub. | Program under the general pro-' Joyce, charged with _ assault |° : Soviet headquarters, in a morn-' he said, every effort was made |. Washington's new ing} stam. of the. state. defense..coun-iwith © intent... to. commit.’ man- =< ing communique, admitted heavy to weed out thé draft soldiers so! terminal (out on New York ave- Cil, this afternoon were schedul- ' staughter, was found guilty by a fighting around Smolensk, but they would not be sent to places nue) is the first. “truck drivers’ jed to meet at 3 o'clock with Ray-| did not confirm ‘the city’s fall. where they would have to be re- country club” in the country. | mond Novarine, field represen- v ments and pay their. jury this morning, after’ Cuff|not later than February 1, ; Res 2 = | vious to the first primary i 2 ae placed. ir- iti itories | tative of the district social secur- @24 other witnesses had: deserib- | V a : Fighting around Kiev, which the. General Marshall alsé Srna forts a eae “a. ‘ity board, to work out plans for ed the attack in a barrom’on the pet end 0 ae ae Oe atten ot July 2. ¥ communique said was on a huge “unfounded”: charges that he ad- | od showers, first aid station (with |4 local schedule. night of June 28. the same’ manher as state offi The order. in which the scale yesterday, was reported dy- vocates formation of an Ameri-|a registered nurse constantly in| The chairmen, who were nam-' ‘fony Rodriguez, . convict ied | cials, not later than March 38: win ide ing down, can: Expeditionary Force. | attendance), barber shop and nif- ed last night by Recreation yesterday on two counts of vag-| The election bill. provides tha % jikethat in Denying German claims that ty restaurant where you can get Chairman Paul Albury, were to rancy, tnis morning was sen-|in every general election in the 16 900,000 men befween Ceaiiiciens stincansan cid tenin-, HARRISON TAKES anything from a hamburger-on- hold their meeting today at city‘ tenced. by Judge Aibury: to pay'|future,’a line shall be printed: ‘36 teamed their order. 4 'a-bun, and a coke to a T-bone/|hall. . ‘fines of $100 and costs.on each|“To vote a straight party ticket },.4 grad was crossed yesterday, sa | steak and pie a la mode, are first| Col G. B. Hatfield, marine charge, or to serve three: months |make a cross (X) within this . eran of Soviet communique said fighting | COLLEGE COURSE in the land for, the boys who | Corps commandant here, met with ' 1, county” jail. circle”. \group: are expected to is going on 150 miles to the south | 2 |keep-'em-rolling or motor offici-|Albury, sub-Chairman William |‘ Repiying to Rodriguez’ plea} Voters thus may continue 40 rail te active duty al of the city, with the Red army | paanemarerend jals here just don’t know what/Freeman, Treasurer Glenwood 's,. clemency, based on the} vote for the carididates individ-itember Details of holding off Nazi thrusts. | SPENDS SIX WEEKS AT Nr. | ‘hey are talking about. Waren WPA sccrection tire, Stounds that he is to be drafted| ually, by name, or a.mark in the ‘printing in sequence | ’ and | : Traffic Loads Reduced Warner, WPA recreation direc-. into the army within a few | party space will be _ understood | warding the lottery numbers | e! | i | } Relea announced: a big Rus- VERSITY OF FLORIDA, |. Washington’s Traffic Director tor, last night. 2: Judge ‘Albury reminded ig ca to mean a vote for each of the | require psc thar ee, ve ‘ | sian parachute attack in the far pal ERE | William A. Van Duzer (he's the Sub-committee chairmen, who fondant that he had been’ given | candidates listed for that party. ‘mailing questionnaires, their re-| ; } north, but said most. of the para- |No. 1 target for complaints from Will serve as members of the), ight sentence and warned on| The tax measure sets UP @ turn to local boards, and physical “Guard m chutists were captured or killed. | eect jevery front-seat driver in the |¢xecutive board. will be John the same charge at the last term | system of revised rates for DaY- examinations will take up about ped during. Rome, too, described @: Russian (Apecial to ‘Tae Citizen) jcapital). says staggering hours Allen Long, facilities; Gerald o¢ court, iment of the assessor and collec: | ix weeks in all. ‘Sdonalie bese parachute assault in Hungary, GAINESVILLE, July 17.—Z. D.| here (ordering federal ‘workers Saunders, club centers; Joe Al-/ jeanette Rodriguez, wife of the tor—on the first $5,000, 10. per-| where small groups of Red sol- | Harrison, 730 Eaton street, Key on the job in half-hour intervals en. information and publicity; prisoner, was aquitted on a vag-| cent: the mext $5,000, five per- | | diers:were said to have been West, Fla, is among the 22 city |from 8 to 9:30 in the morning) | Roy Hamlin, sports and athletics: rancy charge yesterday. cent, and on the balance of such scattered over a. wide: a and county health officers from | has cut peak traffic loads 15 per- | Mrs. Ralph “Milner, hostess and “George Gwynn, convicted Tues- | assessments or collections, two hind the Getgan ines? i > its of the state who have just |cent. Mr. Van Duzer gets his | date service; Eva Warner, camp day on a charge of petty larceny | Pereent, excepting those counties | i : ; Completed @ six weeks course in|statistics from transportation entertainment; Mrs. A. M. Hew- in 4 “rolling” case at. the Os-| With an” assessed valuation” of | ‘of Health, the course covered all|and folks I have talked with |Teation.” | sang science presented by the | companies and those little gadgets | itt, home hospitality; Will Dough- cola bar, was sen! to serve| less thah $10,000,000, three per- CITY, COUNCIL «5! thy rs bho +2) ri |that count cars when you run | ‘ry, ‘Cormercial recreation and ¢ days in feasonage Felix cent. ° a ", TONI Rit in the theft, i ©" Yphases of public ‘health service | agree—that I can’t notice it. But iraYraiaw Lave a e theft, was. acquitted, in ith the| over a rubber hose so I wouldn't Delmar Butler, junior chamber of | Gon zale: prizefighter who was! The fourth “law MEETS Bureau of the Florida State Board | argue with him. All I say it—| commerce’ president, social rec- pansy working. with fs } Mary Spence, negro, who was from disease contro] to waste dis- | Washington traffic being what it HARRY HOPKINS Pied with petty larceny, en- There will be a regular meet- posal. Among the lecturers were | is you can take 15 percent out of tered a plea of guilty and. was. all, money in exeess ‘¢ pro- vided as ‘cahpensation. for the. tax assessor ‘and tax collector Cur | shall be divided into'two portions, | city ‘part of which shall go to the |S out tonight at 9 o'clock, ing of the City Council held to- two national authorities, Dr. A. P. | it, and it’s still bediam. on i schodl board and the other | the first partial night, beginning at 8 o'clock. | Black, Univerisity of Florida, and; Knudsen ‘Slacker’? REACHES LONDON graces te pay 5 Se. pg the special fund. ie | eity ever This will be the second regu-'Dr. Willem Rudolfs, Rutgers) Some Washingtonians have ‘county jail. i ~+ eit | lar meeting of the month, and University, New Jersey. 'heard several versions of the —— ! Vagrancy charges against Al- JAP. f mati it is expected that several mat- Special lectures were given by | William S. Knudsen World War (By Associated Preax) vosola’ Halboron, Mrs. E. P.| ‘ ters carried over from a previous | David B, Lee, chief engineer, | story. LONDON, July 17.Harry Greene and Garrie Jamison were! i meeting will be taken up at to-|State Health department, and) The way he tells it on himself | Hopkns, former director of WPA jolie prossed yesterday. night's session. i members of his staff. is that he was driving his car on and close personal friend of Presi- Judge Albury agreed to con-' |a “gasless” Sunday, a practice ' dent Roosevelt, arrived in London tinue the te jhe had been in the habit of, when |today for the second time since | mez belie Eee * So bd |someone shouted “slacker” and | the war began. Coast Artille Makes Ready peppered him with sover-ripe| Hopking i (believed ‘to be in “0r%:, "Ut Bent team of Crum | fruit and vegetables. He didn’t | England to learn British needs, e have time to explain then, but) probably in preparation for a GEN LEAR UPHELD F T t P. ctic T sda he was working seven days a/ new “lease-lend”, which will ad- se { or arge ra e ue J | weeks his job was produc- vahe¢- more money:for the em- | tion chief for the Ford plant.that | pire’s*wap effort. }was turning out mosquito. boats | Col. Webster F. Putnam, ex-{walls, before .gunnery practice for the government. NEWSMAN exutive officer of Battenp: “ES | rane mere ey: Instructors For China TURNEL \ ) |. Colonel Putnam pointed out'* No figures are. available on Sete! 13th Coast Artillery, today warn-|that possible damage’ from” ¢on-| the number of army air. officers LOOSE BY GESTAPO ed residents of the Fort Taylor cussion may be avoided by Open-| who have resigned to go to China jing. allwindows a few inehes at ‘as “instructors”; but the Wash- ment brace 3 t cabinet, Wee area to keep their windows open, ‘top and bottom, and iby making “ington rumor is that the number | «Wy Anapeinted Preset i whom “yoo-hooed’‘at girls on a} Government spokesmen would | the and to remove pictures from the | Sure that fragile articles are not is considerable. | BERLIN, July 17%,—Richard , Memphis golf course. make no comment on the reason | en. left where the jar of the guns’ fir-| 1 have heard from what should | Hotelett, United States newspaper, Under Secretary of War. Pat-| for the sudden change. ing could knock them to the floor. | be authentic sourees, considering correspondent who was held by terson said the department up| \ ‘ — ssi The fort’s 155 mm. guns will be that they are government observ- | the Gestapo on charges gf espion- holds the general, and added. the | day COMING EVENTS {fired south at a range up to 20,000 ers who have been on the |age, today was released from pris- incident “now is closed.” jyards, and for the first time here, ground, that Chinese combat on to await transfer back to the) General Lear came in for wide = {will be used on moving targets aviators now are among. the United States. ‘civilian and congressional criti- towed by destroyers. | world’s worst; but that given) Hotelett is one of four Ameri- _cism when he ordered the offend- “ THURSDAY Practice Tuesday will be be- equipment and just a little train- cans who will be traded for Ger- ing battalion to marce 15 miles | ed Japan is Joint Session, Lions and Rotary | tween the hours of 2 p. m. and 4 ing. their country should provide man prisoners in the, United back to its camp after the golf | laboration Club, 7:00 p.m., Parish Hall. ‘o'clock. lexcellent defense in the air. ‘States. pes ‘course ineident. © i ners.) 5 TONIGHT - - LATINS FROM MANHATTAN, RADIO STARS FROM LOEWS STATE THEATER AT THE STORK CL . “ete apt it era a ee ome pes wearing