The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 23, 1941, Page 1

Key West, Florida, has most equable climate in ti country; with an avera; range of only 14° Fahrenheit THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S. A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1941 PRICE FIVE CEN ey West us Coe T0 $1,000 000 Wake Om Toy Fr in Past mee ot Set eee pat $150 ae a ne ee NE |job in Key West came to a halt | ISOLATIONISTS’ lat noon today as more than 1,000} et eee te art omen eee RAN! laborers walked out in what their | (Washington Correspondent acl 2 eraed| union leaders termed a “wildcat” | o-American Relations With Figure Sakae Total p Pied ge | | Treen at aie Entire First Six WASHINGTON, D. Cx Ja 2, | tt Mt | a cr pi te mrt | —Construction-of temporary bar-|___ FINDS FOOD UP. -raging sea of flames” after 2| _ WASHINGTON, July 22— -|man of the grievance committec| Tokyo B ‘Become: Rather Dae iO8 a : : =r! second, and more damaging, air| Reported efforts of isolation-. | which was: formed at a labor | 7) y ¥ facilities, and ord. |. attack by the Nazi luftwaffe last | ist congressmen to have: sol- | mass. meeting last night, said the | 3. mance -storage facilities, . | diers protest to Washington:|men would not return to work thi de hice —— ‘ in, describing the heart of| ®g8imst an increase in their. {until they received a pay boost | dus aus ok y negnests : Rey cranes ie peo- Russian capital as a giant in-| ‘*@iming period. today .was: (from their present 40-cent rate! ee ee aS W More than $10,000 in new Poted for Key West by the Na said the attack surpassed in| t¢Fmed “sabotage of theumost {to 621% cents an hour. Rechgiiaive vugegiebashie: : : We, effectiveness the five-hour on-| %@ngerous kind” by Chief of |. Albury, at a meeting of strike ‘Anglo-American relations - building permits issued yester- it‘was learned today. islaught of the night before. | Staff Gen. George C. Mar- [eee this afternoon with W. P.; Tokyo today appeared to be en- ABOUT bee and Monday has carried the Authorization for these addi- German bombers at the same} shall. Thurston, president of Thurston | tering a dangerous stage as au-j day time were pouring high explosives General Marshall. appear- | Construction company, said he/thoritative quarters indicated | total for the first 22 days of July tions to the station, at an esti- | into the Russian Black Sea port of | ling before the house military | was willing to put the executive’s; Japan has demanded, and been| PERSONAL PROPERTY RE.| mated cost of $782,000, is includ- | Odessa, and damage there was! affairs committee. said it | plea for a return to work before granted, sweeping concessions in| over the $150,000 mark, Building ad th an pvercell bill @hich ae ‘id to have been inflicted on a\ Would be impossible to build fhis followers, but he added he. French Indo-China. | TURNS MUST BE FILED TO | Jaspecter Y. D. Carbonell re- wi iseale comparable to that in Mos-| an army if it were to be used | was convinced the men would British Foreign Minister An-| j $ expected to be reported by the joow. | as A political wes a not go back. | thony Eden, following the line of | AVOID TAX PENALTY | vealed today. ‘ DNB, official German news| rging an extension in Capt. Russell S. Crenshaw, a recent address by Prime Minis- | { = the — House naval affairs committee at lagency, declared 100 Red planes | training period, General Mar- | navy station commandant, saidter Winston Churchill, warned | jp or a By ncey" i the Ee time an ap- | were destroyed during aerial bat-| Shall teld ees hagas garde he was puzzled by the walkout, | Tokyo in thinly veiled terms that; Business operators in Key West | for the entire first six Propriations sub-committee was ltling yesterday, 67 of the planes! Would consider i most - 'since no member of the striking’ Great Britain will fight. before e ‘ months year, makes writing the items into a new de- ‘sing cen ey German fighters | gerous for the United States {group had made any complaint. | permitting a Japanese move to) Oy were: warned. by. Tt Ae beyorvs ficieney supply bill. |and 33 wrecked in ground bomb- | atl fe men ak Oe | Meeting At Park [te at tats ot Shee Oe ee ee month one of the busiest build- { od } ‘ ‘i ' ler Secret of State Sum- i periods recent ees ieee Reds Say Loss Slight |jtake affected three companieg 26%. Welles, meanwhile, is re-,tust- file retums on personal]! eugae for a floating crane; $50,000 for a K Moscow propaganda beadquar- | LIM DS SE a |working on navy conteecta’® | ported to have asked an explana- | property before Saturday to avoid, Fifteen permits, one ¢ 35-ton locomotive crane (although | Frances 'ters, minimizing the effectiveness | | Southeastern Construction com." from the Japanese am i 10 per cent tax) it probably will bea crawler); | Perkins lof the German attacks, admitted , ‘MAKE READY FOR | pany, the Mackle company of Mi. | 90°: yneunring. 5 om $160,000 for construction of two,| FOOD PRICES for private |two hospitals were — destroyed. tor and the Thurston firm,| N@vy Secretary Frank Knox, Penalty. B-1 type 228-rnan "temporary bar-! Consumers have gone up 15 | there by fire and score of civilians About 600 or 700 men are be. #8Ked if the United States navy| Gandolfo, who extended the! racks buildings; $72,000 for con-! PeF Sent since the outbreak of | killed or wounded, ALUMINUM DRIVE: lieved to have left the three 3s in a position where it Comat be: time for filme, f traction of # laundry! build | the European war, Secretary Fifteen of the Nazi raiders wna i struction of a laund: “ sal of Labor Frances Perkins’ de- |said to have been destroyed by | Juded Paul H. Smit jirer He net the ag amply op chants hve: complete. with equipme! | partment rrevealed yesterday. ‘night fighters and anti-aircraft | @H1L DREN es” refused: service of approximately 2,000 fire: i WHO WILL "| wasting #0 s MT Seles net explain the statement, but said | ‘but that many more i Jobs, while the w: used to block a Japanese move, { ” cn, some : | officers and men; and $100,000 ; Prices foods went up | Reports of the Moscow bomb- TO MEET AT PARK THIS Striking labo: : | there can be no qi k hat asta. for oxciinnes destlitien, 3.2 per cent in the first half of ings, meanwhile, were arousing | AFTERN | about the gates at the struck jobs, |7&Ce"t_ developments presage @/ “I want them to understand” Thete is now available $250,- this month. jnew demands in London that the | }OON early this afierence were gather: ;new Japanese military move. Pee today, “that oll tie ak ” 3 _) Royal Air Force undertake a full- oN jing at Bayview Park, awaitin, Expect Move Soon sessors this year are working on 000 for ammunition storage on cale bombardment of Berlin. - i ,, the arrival here of W. A. McAl-; British sources, denying what direct orders from the comptrol- newly filled land. It is proposed | | With RAF planes winging out| Children who will take part in | ister, department of labor con.) they termed Nazi-inspired propa- ler. Those returns must be filed to enlarge this filled area to ac-| over the continent last night in a/the joint state defense council- | cijiator, who is rushing here from ganda of a possible British oc-|on time, or the penalties will go, 4 commodate both plane and ship ON ECUADOR wholesale attack on German-oc- | Lions club aluminum drive today. ! Miami, _cupation of Indo-China and Thdi-/ into effect automatically.” | jaminunifies, The ship. amsiunl | cupied cities. Sir Archibald Sin-| are scheduled to meet at La! Leaders of the group met at the land, said they believe Japan will! Gandolfo urged residents of the | i! tion storage facilities will consist | eosin: elair of the air ministry said the Concha park for instructions in labor union headquarters, Wind- attack the French colony this county, whether or not they are. of a warhead magazine, two depth | British attacks already had forced fi ‘sor Lane and Olivia streets, to, week. | sure what their returns should peep ge aches ons, as eh haath ig BY PERUVIAN Germany to withdraw many of cam munca they will carry: discuss the. walkout : British informants in China said | be, to come to his office and dis- etonator magazine and one fix-; ‘her planes from the eastern front. | out tomorrow. reports been assessments before ed ammunition magazine. [| Atcks last. might included! All children’ willing’ 4” tke! ae eo |e maae a's See See In addition, the bill includes MORNING bombardments of Rotterdam, part in the drive will meet at | Ce ane SN SUD, tact ont: the “eee abial iebaa | PEERS cane Je comment of he | {Dunkirk, Ostend and Frankfort-|the park this afternoon at 4/\fewrn ie them ihe tered mest. ing warships and 30 troop trans-| PUTS BAN ON SHORTS 5 S: | |on-Main. { married operators of the naval (By Associated Preas) Few Details In War [o'clock to be assigned to the dis- Pabciaceesascg: reine fea aa the: Pr imancial circles in New York! MONTICELLO, N.Y. — The ~ radio station, NEW YORK, July 23—Peru-, Details of ground fighting were | tticts they are to cover. be wr eects” have heard reports that the mayor of this city posted this! § are é | tr ; TARGET PRACTICE lta have launched a new attack describing a general withdrawal) paign will be gathered at the |°™mMtacts are delayed: | | men ate ready to freeze Japanese posts: “Garments knows as shorts to have blasted troops inside the moving rapidly back, with the | 8¢t underway at 2 o’cloek. ’ Chil-) 4 vin the far east, __|Fipened.” ar rtillery guns ‘at Fort Taylor to- | reached here, but it is wey Moscow, denving any. retreat, | ren, chairman of the defense | yi, deputies, said there had been! support the barge and target) 7 Rant -- | Col. Webster F. Putnam, army ex- (ing protection for men who wish- ' El ti hk K W 4 Housewives during the past | strikers at Bayview Park later ‘Rural Electrification Administra. ™atket for Peg pene Raps FE. A. . OLMSTED, 73, - | week have been urged to collect jnig afternoon. }tion, after completing a which must be sold under an 'F, Stone, Jr., county attorney. jvian troops today were reported. scant during the dav, with DNB! Trucks taking part in the cam- Sars to. Mabors- - Srermenaie i e United States and Great Britain notice on the city’s telephone | ; |on Ecuador, and eight Peruvian pe Shaeosncies Ohseayes Moscow | courthouse at 1:30 o'clock tomor- |should return to. work now, pers ee tome Siigengee Losi eal pir a ges but fcsapn TPONED | 22% this morning are said’ DNB said the Red lines were TOW &fternoon, and the drive will | mitting a settlement of their wage prvogeedey ce bans ti trenaperter:) facilities | aoe spurs gers mn? | ; : | demands while they are on the communication whose discre! years | Ecuador border. Nazi army inflicting terrific dren will be instructed in their | 98, ite | Berlin Sawyer. ‘wha Firing of the 155 mm. coast, No details of the fighting have , !osses duties by Mrs. William Ri Wat~) patrofied ‘the strike areas with | F Ww tor Of REA 3 alken ald, Direc is Tite ie Nepean |e" sHC Way revulee deed hug Grom res |commandant a he nay tia ot ive Division Goes Over for a tow line -heayy, enough to | jstood at most of the gates, offer-' ec > used by the artillery. | jeeeties pyre | (et Se one we restricted areas, A cable used in towing the re t .§ ut most e marine g t Soe os, German alian Consular ic oa si ain fa break, forcing postponement of | pet cheecines is te iced wai ie ine ones _ a short oon ‘al.| ©: Q: Falkenwald, director | commitment, Falkenwald said elie bows (Officials: Detained On Shi |the drive. sieges “lof the executive division of is possible REA will enter | bury were expected to-address the i ‘i study of (By Associated Pres) jall old ‘and unused aluminum | power rates in Key West, left last ruling Coens holéting com- LISBON, Portugal, July 23. \MRS. BRINAS DIED utensils preparatory to the col-| BROOKLYN DAIRYMAN | 2ight for Washington with Julius‘? b DI |German and Italian consular of- jlection tomorrow, and owners of AS to Washington to discuss | ficials, ready for a banquet in wrecked cars have been asked to REE TURE | Falk here - i who came to § | their honor when they arrived in TODAY AT MIAMI | under 6a gaech. othe eontel os LOSES F P. pean ‘allocation for Overseas Frank Augustus Olmsted, age | Lisbon today aboard the United | possible. Al uluminum collect- id, kc sane of Key West . Electric | “ul be Joined. 73, died this morning at his resi- | States liner West Point, have been jed is to be picked up by trucks| NEW YORK, Pe 23.—It company, studied local rates ‘with e dence, 703 South street. jrefused permission to go ashore, |FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE 2nd deposited. on the courthouse wasn’t:so much the fact that Mr. Olmsted, who has been a ' at least for another 24 hours. lawn. Daniel Gregorwitz’. cows were resident of Key West for the past; The diplomatic staffs, custed | HELD IN KEY WEST FRI- Directors of the program have | 13 years, is survived. by the | from the United States last week, explained that housewives seek- widow, Mrs. Carrie L. Olmsted. | will not be permitted to leave the DAY APTERNQON jing to aid in the collection should The body will be taken to Mi-| leet Point until American con-| Suen ise 7 | not, contribute..pots. and pans | ami tomorrow and placed on the | sular employes are safely in Por- which would, have to be replac- | train for. Hackensack, N. J.,stugal fram Germany and Italy, it) News was received in the ‘city’ cq. Nationwide collection is for | where funeral services )and inter- | Was announced. |this morning. announcing }the|the purpose of tapping hitherto; grass somewhere along” = ment will take place. wie Teele, ordered that sare death of Mrs. Pearl Brinas, nee | eee of the: "or ent a of Brooklyn. _ ot - of | ‘oint captain, apparently w ; ‘ fo «con! one pan Tegorwitz, a contractor, Pbipibeneg tng otc nd retaliation for the action of Ger- — 1 digas Ss buy another to replace it would} \Ported “They “been eatin’ Tike» MOSCOW, {many and Italy in refusing to let | funeral wil eld in Key West | serve no useful ouseful PRON. OCT American diplomats enter Por- | Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock from | NOTICE! \tugal until the Axis party had the Lopez Funeral Home to the HIS GOOSE REMAIN REMAINS \ wp | Teached Lisbon. | Catholic Chureh, | be it Friday. July 25th. I will operate ac in Germany until tonight, it Leatiaer, Pressey 1, Weatherford, | (Ry Axsocieted Press) my own shop. modern ih supposed the Germans and {city clerk, and other relatives. | HAYS, Kas, July 23.—Frank | 100% Soft Water. ‘Italians will spend at least; Mrs. Brinas left here a short|Bieker’s goose was different to! SPIRAL and CROQUINOLE another 24 hours aboard the West time ago for Miami Beach to en-| the very end. AUSTIN, PERMANENT WAVES Point in port. ter the St. Francis Hospital for | Disdaining the championship of | Cook of All are welcome to visit | Members of the group were treatment. Her brother, Mr. | the duckpond habituees, she wad- STELL’S BEAUTY NOOK ready to go ashore to a banquet | Weatherford, left here yesterday | dled over to the chicken pen for 536 Fleming Street istaged by the Axis colony in Lis-| afternoon, having been called /a drink—and drowned. Phone 637 for Appointments | bon when the order was handed | there by wire, and was at his sis-| She caught her head on an un- eee OC. |ter's bedside when death came. | derwater partition. TONIGHT - - LATINS FROM MANHATTAN, RADIO. STARS FROM LOEWS STATE Pa ttt