The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 12, 1941, Page 1

{ | ge Key West Cittzen === THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S. A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, RIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1941 enol (Darian Placed In- Full Command, APPROVAL ON BILL! | Of All French Military Forees} PRICE FIVE (ily Annocinted Preans i Lodeckekeaedectetedl VICHY, Unoccupied France, = SUCCESS- DON’T FORGET THE Aug. 12—Vice Premier Adm. | ES AND FAR EAST SITUA-' KEY WEST BOYS NOW {Jean Darlan today was placed in| TION WILL HAVE TENDENCY AT FORT CROCKETT ;full command of all French mili-} TO PASS MEASURE j tary and naval forces in a cabinet | ak t What's a ir Wester with. | decree which made him minister} { re (By Associated Press) |; cut his Cuban coffee and lot national defense. { Russia WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—/ black beans? j Most important ‘move ot aj IQ AID GERMANY? DOUGLAS WILSON ON {German military successes in Rus-! That's what Key West's (shakeup which is expected to ex-} | cers Movement tes, 5 * soldiers at Fort Crockett are tend to other branches of the gov~: eae = = en oe ses Rent trying to find out—and (ernment, Darlan’s appointment; {situation probably will swing the through Sct. John Gandolfo; | gives him powers second only to Senet in favor of an 18 months here on leave, they are let- those of Premier Henri Philippe addition to the traming of selec-| ting it be known 1aat seven | Petain. i tive service trainees and national| months of training on a non- | Admiral Darlan thus assumes! guardsmen, Speaker Sam Ray- Key West diet is rough for {command over Gen. Maxime Wey- ; relations as growing “steadily !burn told newsmen today. the toughest of soldiers. and, who previously had been in | ss With the house ready to debate They want coffee, black | ¢9mmand of French armies in the worse", and indicated that Japan the draft increase this afternoon,; beans, olive-oil, bay leaves colonies. Exactly what General | will not stand by while the United = said he is confident the and all the other seasoning | Weygand’s status is to be in the | VISIT TO ‘OLD ROCK’: Explaining that when he § has a vacation he can think of cated Around U no place to which he would | (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Aug. 12—Au-| thorized Japanese spokesmen to. | Measure approved by the senate’ and culinary specialties + | future is expected to come up for | States sends supplies for: war to! will get house» approval, adding made up their diets aie leabinet discussion. Russia through Viadivostock. ‘another: 18 months of training for, Uncle Sam marcaea them (British sources today. said Ad- “tthe army.men. away. |miral Darlan’s appointment prob- ; Australian Prime Minister Men- Previously had ex-| Residents ok this! dbp wing | abbr-ormnsiedes toe he Durpore ot {Pressed the opinion that the vote | remember things |iving is bres powers for col- zie, meanwhile, called for another would be so. = five or 10 Re-| were poate the eal \jaboration with Germany.) publican votes might swing it; Westers when they left can + (London has expressed. its- be- emergency meeting of the cabinet Manuel Avila Camacho | Since then, he said, sentiment has| do it now. through the court- lief that Admiral Darlan speaks | se despa 9 to. Key _— Rey after declaring that “the nation’s | Construction of the 184:mile | De” swinging to an extension of; house commiitee handling for the aged Premier Petain, and} i bs vag Re? fighting near ie ts th Sees ea Seen | failroad acrdss the Tehuantepec |‘ tals OO | the job—Judge William V. . (it. is now believed the admiral is; — cor een (isthmus has been authorized by Albury. County Tax Assessor ina position to guarantee Ger- ime pg te: ned cata cain handed the Tokyo foreign office President Manuel Avila cae FOUR R BUILDING | Claude Gandolfo and Sheriff © ™2Py full military and. economic | Alabama ‘another lef Mexico. The railroad, long Berlin Sawyer. {Support from France} note in which it was cought by United States military | Mombers of the group, bluntly stated that a move on mem would conmect the Auantc! = PERMITS ISSUED itt Serseun: candout, “RAF IN ORIENT | acific oceans, some ve ur: | Pareret soit es mereka Seo from the sealed | pools Frag ne lgig horace t GROWS STRONGER | Milton Sawyer, local postottice | money to the sheriff's office | Singapore. ‘employe, yesterday was granted so that a community box can | en eae bree hie Japanese spokesman pointed; “MRS. FLIZA HINDE jperait tae aaa anced! be prepared and sent to Fort | 19 British empire air forces in | &t the disposal of Germany. Vichy out that new war materials for | taeet Crockett for the boys. the Far East, including Australi Ri ig nee By getting money dona- its in Malaya, are strong | ussia’s Asiatic armies would | N NEW Y RK: Mrs: Juan Carbonell, 611! ions, they will be able to (rs, t any ncy, | constitute a direct~ threat to/ Southard, was granted a $500 per-' buy the goods and send them enough to meet any emergency, it for. general repairs to her fe Australian Ajr Minister John Me- Japan, which even now is reported ; Hi . phage em eH wholesale, thus imsuring | fwen declared. embroiled. in a series of border in- ome, and Jay Stricker received: enough for alt the Key West “| The Australi: its in. Mal: HERE: t fi abiiotlan ot a Shx . f e Australian units in aya, | cidents with Soviet troops. Evins 70 BE BROUGHT 100 building agp tsa hard men who have been working the said, are being steadly rein- An unexpected development in’ FUNERAL ARRANGE- | Building Inspector Y. D. Car- bite, of she ap reg agen — @ | forced without weakening the! the tense Far East situation was’ MENTS PENDING begeen also issued 2 $100 permit! they were raised. — — athe De ; ‘ the arrival of U.S. Brig, Gen. | ao Wars arian see dered a number of lange-trans- i eg POE teas ater ae [for general sepeies hha ahabadeal rts. primarily for~use of the |iD& liquor te minors, today corps in the Philippines, “at the! Word has been reveived in Key | oe Geta Game oe ————-> | Australian air force. These, he | held under $500 bond after his ar- | Netherlands East Indies. | West of the death of Mrs. Bliza| |declared, would permit concen- | rest last night by Constable Bie The general was said to have’ Hinde, 73 years of age, by her son, | Regulations Fox se tay be [sain oe serene fesaa venido Perez, flown to Batavia in Java, where | Si Another 250 navy fan i ; legal, employed at the. house | ic ie balineed ti be awenesinn Hugh Hinde. Mrs. Hinde died Lem troops carriers if neces- i sth 2 . Foouid bs on, thete seams to: defense measures with army , Sunday at 11:00 a.m. at the resi- | | all B M . leaders of the Dutch colony. idence of her daughter, Mrs. Wil-| nst ment uying ay Fort Taylor, was arrested along: _— if it were possible for th a orepaneenennat liam Olson, in Brooklyn, N. y.} with three women who wee Gaara ee facilities here, Time And Tide Are Tietotywitarwemxo wot! Tegned After Board Me Meeti ‘omen were Bose Fon, "Peggy tHay in caling fr a meeting of sid Worth W: F |Friday and funeral services and | ; women were Rose Fox, Peggy; E ; 0 aiting For) {Davis and Betty Gamer, all of the local housing registration com- ‘whom were placed under $50. “mittee tomorrow night at the 'burial will be announced by | ——————————— (My Axnoclated Presa) ‘Pritchard Funeral Home which | iy aeeetintes tree, i | chamber ‘of commerce. aa MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. is in charge of arrangements. \P LANTS LIE DOWN wn | WASHINGTON, Aug 12—Re- | tikes cae avo 58 te Aug. 15 Lat May Mrs Benuin | "Survivors are: Three eee TO ESCAPE SUN ;gulations controlling installment ‘last night on charges of prostitu- | meet withthe conimiittee members. Coons of Glendale took her young ',or, Ngrs_ William Olson, Brook- | eid | tion after their arrest by. Sheriff’ | son Bill surf-bathing at the foot ‘ , | kis necclonnn a edie buying may be. Sued after a; eir y jtomorrow night at 8 o'clock, has 4 x Anne’ enn ; Berlin Sawyer. Also un- im of Sixth street. lyn, N.¥., Mrs. Henry Allen,New) new; YORK, Aug. 12. —The | Thursday meeting of the federal placed ider bond, they were. Mitzie La- Teturned here from a two-day: She came away minus her en- York, N. Y., Mrs, Clyde O-Con- | reason why some plants are “lazy” |veserve board, Chairman Mar- ‘Marr, Jean Morris and. Carmen conference with. other homes re- Gonzalez. gagement ring, lost in the sand. A nell, Stanford, Conn. Eight sons, | and like to lie almost flat on the|riner S. Eccles announced today. sympathetic young woman bather | Vernon and Hugh of Key West, !ground has been discovered in|; The board, which yesterday was and later a professional sand-| George and Owen of Tampa, Fla., | Venezuela. granted power to regulate and sifter, aided in a futile search. (John of Albany, N Y., Wade, Gil-|. Most growing things stand up prohibit consumer credit, is “Chances of recovery,” said the text and Robert of Brooklyn, N. | because of their habit of reaching scheduled to meet Thursday and professional, “are so slight you | toward sunlight, a quality named Friday with representatives of really shouldn't hope—especially vise are seven grandchildren | photropism. This was supposed the federal reserve banks and} with the tide coming in.” ‘and nine great grandchildren. ito be a universal law of nature. with répresentativgs.( ef -banks, ‘Ten weeks later, L. J. Ewing | Serer err | The “lazy” plants lie down, not: commercial credit_companies. and | of Manhattan Beach took his, Brilliance To Waste ‘because they are really tired, but | the trades engaged'in installment | young sén Jiramy, 3, surf-bathing ; | because the sunlight pushes them. | selling: i at the foot of Sixth ‘street. ! On The Gasless Air They try to grow away from sun-’ Coming as a surprisé, the drastic | ‘i A big wave washed up the ring |light, though not to the extent |step was taken yesterday by | BECAUSE— at Jimmy's feet. i (ay Annoriated | Press) lof burrowing underground. President Roosevelt under the/| Among the interésted specta- DUNKIRK,N. Y., Aug. 12. The experiments to prove this terms’of the 1927 trading with the | tors was the same young woman |For three weeks Stephen Joz-|are described in the American | enemy act. bather who had helped in the' wiak, manager of a gasoline sta-| journal, Science, by D. G. Lang-| The board has full authority to| futile search. Through her, loser | tion, anxiously awaited arrival of |ham, of thé agricultural experi- halt the $10,000,000,000 credit and finder were brought together. |a new electric sign to advertise |ment station, El Valle, Caracas,! business of the country as a move! phis products at night. | Venezuela. against inflation. DRUNKEN DRIVER ;_ The sign finally came—just as; Plantain, the common lawn, Business will be given less than | ‘Petroleum Coordinator Harold L. | pest, is one of these lazy plants.|30 days to. prepare itself for the} WINS AND LOSES Ickes reauested stations to close | Normally its leaves lie almost flat ' change. tice at7 p.m. + ; jon the ground. But in Dr. Lang- First reaction to the President's | (Ry Associated Press) Jozwiak sadly complied. jham’s laboratory, kept in semi- decree today was a slump in NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Magis- jdarkness all the time, the lawn stocks in loan companies and trate Anthony Savarese ruled a TRAFFIC TROUBLE pests raised their leaves, like a | banks handling fi finance nance selling. drunken driver cannot be charged |donkey pricking up its ears. with hit-run driving. IN | DIMENSIONSS | Transferred back to sunlight, ‘A man drove into the car of jthey lie down again. Dr. Langham | ‘SERVICE M MEN Tt T0 Patrolman Thomas Westover, (By Associnted Press) reported similar results on eight | who chased him 15 blocks’ and) ALBEMARLE, N. C., Aug. 12— other species of lazy plants. then lodged complaints of both’ An automobile and an airplane | He teported also the same drunken driving and leaving the : collided here. The car was com-|response of these plants to arti- scene of an accident. Savarese|ing to a stop near the airfield {ficial light. They would lie down | fined the driver $100 for driving! when Craven Almond’s plane :even in reflected light, provided; Service men will be enter-, while intoxicated but ruled he! gailed to gain altitude and struck }it was strong enough. {tained next week at a. dance} could not be held responsible forthe car. Damage was slight e | sponsored by the ey lense. é ‘no ofe was hurt. § Pe |reation ‘Committee, mem ol ener DUNGEON VAULTS the group ‘anhounced today after | TO KEEP BALLOTS « meeting last night at the county; RE ROSE: | courthouse. 1 (Ry Axanciated Press} |. Arranging tentative plans for CANTON, Ohio, Aug 12—Con-' the dance, the committee mem- struction of “dungeon” vaults for; bers announced they would hold | the safe keeping of ballots and|future dances for particular other election records is being | branches of the services, instead completed in the basement of the {of | following the previous custom Further Fighting Reported Between Peru And Ecuador (By Associated Press) s < ‘Annex. party. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 — (night and to have continued fight-| Access to the vaults will be; Navy men will be divided into Fighting again has broken out ing through yesterday. through a trap door equipped groups, with the air station per- between Peru and Ecuador, re- A ol icue from, Peru} with a special lock which may be sonnel invited one week, the | ports reaching here indicated to- blamed fighting on Ecuado-j opened only by the day. es agressiun, declaring that/ operation of four keys. Soldiers of the two countries Ecuador is carrying out a “pro-jwill be held by each of are said to haye clashed Sunday§gram of revenge.” election board members. 3 Sea EGRESS REN er OO