The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 30, 1941, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service For 61 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West i / oe i 3 Key West, Florida, has the most equable climate in the : country; with an average A range of only 14° Fahrenheit THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U. S.A. Oar E 2 So SRR SL TI KEY WEST, FLORIDA, ‘TUESDAY;‘SEPTEMBER'30, 1941 PRICE FIVE CENTS VOLUME LX. No. 232. Hears Apoligations(“1aus,@@, [Churchill Ctaims British , For Liquor Licenses During," SS “'Two'Thirds Since Juy, teat On Construction Projets : : RUSSIANS REPORT GERMAN ia td - ‘TROOPS HURLED BACK IN 1 Special Session Last Night ssa ssa. PURMS BOUND Git Judge Expected To en, We ‘AP: ritish leader uced. since | | i * ene ce cee pee pry faint ee OVER T0 COURT rel ~ . —— = aaa ies tempts To Undermine ; : prea Minister Winston Churchill this | H Some Granted With Cer- GROUP N AMED 10 (Dy Associated Preas) morning told commons British Sj ll Order For A weduct Bonds | NEW YORK, Sept, 30.—Nazi at-j shipping losses nave been cut: LOUIS CARABALLO TO GET} | Federal Authority tain Provisions With i tacks on Leningrad have not gain-|'Wo-thirds since July. i i TAKE UP STRIKE: “The empire no longer stands HEARING THIS AFTER- ed “a single step” in two weeks Circuit Judge Arthur Gomez, at} Witnesses at the friendly hear- Othe fH | " i i? % 2 alone”, the prime minister cried { Ni a “ig Without Reserve ww i 1 KED of the war’s bloodiest fighting, in praising the military stand of} jOON AT 5 O'CLOCK 3 o'clock this afternoon, was ex-| ing included William Doughtry, ‘Carpenters and painters: tion; Some Denied** | Pravda, government-inspired Rus-|the Russian armies and the | <a pected to sign an order permitting |. member of the commission, and | ‘working on defense construc- ; le copii sian newspaper, declared today. | growing production of the Unit- | J Pitivis. : jthe Florida Keys Aqueduct com-/, | abiie + oak ts Pravda’s report came as the | ed States. i Bete G. Purvis, employe of the )mission to borrow $1,750,000 from | Heut. Albert J. Fay, navy public in Key West have been elcher Oil company at Boca/Reconstruction Finance Corpora-|Telations officer. | granted & pay increase “of MAYOR ALBURY CALLS ON) i i Churchill, wh I Chics at “The City Council met in spe!" |Russian high command reported |». ‘4 g4.000.060,000 war hind pratt tuba tanare See io jtion as its share in the construc-) Originally set up for a loan of from $1.00’ to $1.12% an hour, cial session’ Init ‘night to’ dénaider't> COMMITTEE TO ASSEMBLE Geftnan troops hive been hurled! warned: however, that both thelpcnce co Aad under ieee 108 of the water line to Key / $1,500,000, the bond issue was! the Biréail of yards and docks -- | AT COMMERCE BODY OF- j back a “significant” distance in a} ique Esq + | West | lifted another $250,000 in order to} jngormed ‘Capt. Russell S,_ United States and Britain must be: J, ivi rere ‘ 5 s mambie! 6. ‘Upipticailoce tar fee's ‘eaceiofcuinian GANS south |txepeie GH Giaka “sAtetiice be. on Sei oe driving | Validation proceedings were! provide for possible emergencies. Cxenihae ilies sates come i | FICES TOMORROW of the old ‘i ‘ ‘fore Hitlerism eventualk: is " .,, |launched before the judge this|The navy department is contri-| that were deferred at the last. fl: 7 | He warned that Germam 2 3 resenting the commission, and construction of the line. The increase becomes effec-.- |flatly contradicted the Red ver-| 'Y> murder on Luis Avilo yesterday, | ctate’s Attorney G. A. Worley! Robineau. this morning was| tive tomorrow. meeting of the board. There ware! Mayor Willard M. Albury, ision, however, claiming the cap- | S'tiking deep into Russia, may/wjji appear before Judge Es- inaming a committee of city,|ture and destruction of 210 Rus-/8t any moment establish stable | gquyinaldo this afternoon at 5 also several new applications re- | state and county’ officials, with | Sian pill-boxes in a major assault | lines of defense and turn to new | o'clock for a preliminary hear- swer to the board’s petition. his assistant from Miami. navy never has received a re- ceived. y ‘representatives of the navy, con- | °" the city’s defenses on the |Conquests—the Suez canal, Gi- jing. f aa {southern approach. \braltar, or England, herself. (quest for & pay increase from. tractors 0) ting h “ | ath laborers here, who walked There were four of the appli- ee a ed ay | Neither side gave any detailed! May Bomb Rome | os cations granted among those meet’ with him at the chamber of , 2°counts of fighting today, but the} Answering appeals for a knock- | DAVID OGDEN, 81, their jobs weeks ago with tekem yp for the second time/cammerce tomorrow morning for {@e™an communique praised the | Out blow to drive Italy from the 1 supposedly in : - 7 { j c u e { es ‘ ‘hurchill declared that t . bytes ys ad, efforts of their Italian allies east War, C DIED THIS MORNING Cary sae 8 demand for an increase fast night. ‘They were Joseph ® discussion of the wage dea of the Dnieper, where the report Rome is not exempt from RAF/ MJ { cle 0 Rejoin Il WW from, 50 to. 6242 : y ‘ nt presenting the state’s formal an-|aided in court by Garland Budd, Captain Crenshaw said the Bosfield, 716 Emma strect; Mrs, /10ck between the navy and la-/- 1 1. Pascists have captured ‘bombings, and will be attacked Florence Paguini, 116 Fitzpat- “) st 1 th d Red pri . | whenever it is considered ces- Pat-| ‘The mayor urged members of Ser Toten eet rbot on 'saty by the armed. forces, He FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE rick; Frank Orta, 1028 White- the grow | a ip named to meet prompt- 2 : 1 7. head, and Walt , sn or. /the other side of the continent, | told of other attacks on Italy,, EONDUCTED TOMORROW par Heuainers; 98h vty. at 1d o'glock. somenrow in. or iearried out widespread raids, at-'and declared that German and! John Galloway, 18-year-old QP MDP MPP DP a Dae Greene. ider to form an arbitration com- : Se i A - E) N vk . ee i ai bere, mitten ar werk tke foal acts jtacking LeHavre and Hamburg tealian shipping losses are up 150/ becca British seaman who has been in- BASEBALL’S CLASSIC. f 5 *itlement of the continuing labor ;@uting the night, and raiding the ae CGNs OVE? S Fear Ap | ‘ terned in Key West since the Smith Lane; Cecil Carbonell, 100) toubles. {Italian islands of Sicily and Sar-} The prime minister said an in-, _ David (Mac) Ogden, | age 81, | early days of the war, soon will re- OPENS TOMORROW Simonton; John Blackwell, 532) Mayor Albury called on Capt, | 4inia. jvasion of the continent is being died this morning at 7:20 o'clock join the fighting forces of the Margaret; Ben Segal, 209 Amelia, Russell S. Crenshaw, navy sta.) Berlin announced the destruc- studied by Britain’s war leaders,/at his residence, 1403 Olivia ipriticn navy. : ine Alene rool tion of an 8,000-ton freighter and but he said, “we must speak | Street. Funeral services will be i i i i ‘ ce) f th it and Ray Higgs, 132 Simonton. tion commandant, to appoint an | destroyer off the British coast ‘cavtiously because the United |b id tolnarrow afterunon wk-s-0o me of the most unusual cases NEW YORK, Sept. 30,— 2 -» our others were granted: li-! officer to represent the navy at . . e i? say, w. out of the United-States’ se ane oe pina? thet they the» mecting, and famed as ;during the night in’a bomber a ieistes send Russia must be con- wiigeed pean Sern meet tite: in policy’ from. neutrality to! The = rush for” — must obtain a state and county Members Eeverett Russell, presi- | tack: ee Watchi 2h | ficiatin; : int Of- | active aid to Britain, Galloway, ‘etved bleacher seats atching the military struggle | ig. thas been a “forgotten man” ever,. baseball's big show got 3 license under approval of the dent of the chamber of com-| e : Bre - ; State Beverage Departmnt, oth-|Merce; Joe Pearlman, president GRO) 0. ‘LUCAS (Soe anene 40 tie vast in-| |, Une body will be placed in the isince he came to Key West a year! erwise their licenses will be re- Of the merchants’ association;| 8 sy: States, Ae aie coneac beara ‘ard Funeral Home is in eee of and a half ago, rushed here for an: voked. They are E. R. Tynes, 513 Carl Bervaldi, chairman: of the/| i! . ‘ emergency appendectomy which. Fleming street; ping ‘Taylor, county commission; William | GETS PROMOTI se ae seeipane Repl gnical Ue recetes An daughters, |"“Atthoug Lpien el ‘Continued on Page Four) | Freeman, president of the city a Mrs. W. F. Joh of Miami pee ne aye eee jcouncil, and W. W. Demeritt. | Aird | Representatives of carpenters’ NE EXCISE TAX Mrs. Arthur Griffin, Mrs. J. R.|ships, permitting thousands of TW | APPOINTED TO POSITION OF Thi 4 ips, 0 OFFICERS and laborers’ unions will be ask- | oe | W pega Me — eo ak bef English sailors to roam the sireets | ed to take part, and J. Lancelot | SUPERVISOR OF GOES INTO EFFECT Hans Odie: ais Pe cm of American cities, Galloway was F S { nnsylvania; neutrality - ARRIVE Lesa ansistant oe Spaptomney, | AND SERVICE | three sons, Charles Edward, Da- brainy ce a all but pss : i yea ‘vid, Jr, and John Ogden; a sis- ‘of the state, with W. P, Thurs- —— lakes Mica.’ George Ch riffin; v4 bana on oe bata mes ‘ton and F. E. Mackle, operators | (iy Axnoctated Press) andchildren and 13 gre: Ensign William W: Schweer,'of the two construction compan-|_ It has been announced by B.| wasHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Mr. | crandehildren ie at- | British government, he will be re- : : pecs ” | Sfendehilaven.: leased from his “exile” in the next naval reserve officer of Seattle, ies involved in the dispute. |L, Grooms, president of The Key ‘144 Mrs. Joba i ia {West Electric Company, that bay re. fobs Public tapeerow day, or two, with transportation to and Lieut. (jg) James A Fields! ieienneeeanad | begin paying the government’s Tur MYaTail, of the regular navy, Washington, | SMASHING RAMPAGE j Gearae O, Lucas has been &P- 19 ‘per cent excise tax, and pur- FAMILY REUNION Jacksonville. There, he will place reported for duty at the Key West | {pointed to the position of super- Chasers all over the nation were . thimself under the jurisdiction of as station yesterday, Lieut.-Comdr.| CHICAGO—When a dog trotted ; visor of sales and service for the rushing today to bu: nuate- the British consulate, and, pre- 4 _ Henry L. Naf, public relations of- across a street in this city recently ;company, to take effect as Of Jini to be pie Sah . OF LUCIGNANIS sumably, will be sent to board a : I ficer, announced today. a woman swerved to avoid strik- | October 1. | New York City reported mad fighting ship under repairs in Mr. Lucas will succeed W. E. some American port. Ensign Schweer, an engineer, }ing it. A second car rammed the | scrambles for taxable items, and will be attached to the industrial rear of her machine. A third car | Julian, who has resigned his po- retailers checked up today to| Mr: and Mrs. Alfredo Lucignani Paid By British department, while... Lieutenant ,bumped into the second, a fourth | sition as sales manager of the learn that the nation’s largest and Mis. Amelia Asencio, his} During all the period of his in- Fields is a doctor and will be at; smashed into the third, but no one | company to go into the electrical city, had purchased an even $1,-| mother-in-law, were honored last | ternment here, Galloway has been tached to the navy infirmary. was hurt.; ; |appliance business. 000, worth of 1h | night at a family. reunion atothe by. the. Bri | Tee ale perc ete eee | i) Bien a sia Soe With this change june, Blectic Gaye OF BQUOR: YeRIET: | 5 icightan’ Kpind. 405 OLA ceel. bea as ste itish nai peat iH A . ro Italian Navy Bombards Thrée@ = Sac (Sr sisoinc' a: LICENSES W sine ccasons of Mr. Lucian rgd permite (a. Jae th gov Hi + continue selling electric’ refrig- ; A is t jurisdiction vy i for the ti ; sixth wedding anniversary, aS} and was required to report to the t ferators, at least for e time q well as Mrs. Asencio’s fifty-eighth i , ‘A 1 illages On Montenegro Coast ¢7 iar marine on duty at the navy pacetiaiec | Mr. Lucas has been connected | ‘ s gate each morning ORGFE OO ® z |with the company te te ask eee ge ieee Ere Mr. magpie prove that he still was in the city. aie 5 ; ; Fi ree sons, r orking for a short time ee tar aero sean oo | PINDER URGES CLEAN }21 years, filling various _posi- County occupational licenses | Lucignani ana Nestor Lucignani, oe 2 mens mw , Sept. 30.—Italian | UP AS A SAFEGUARD | *°"*: and his long service with| went on sale today at the office} both Pan-American employes of Gallowa iearelenai warships have bombarded and de- | the company has well qualified}of Tax Collector Joe C. McMa- | Miami, and Juiian Lucignani, Key dices his feb by Capt. W. F. stroyed three villages on the Mon- a him for the new position to which |hon, and business operators are | Wiest, and their three sons-in-law Jocoba then oon ot ae , mmandant tenegro coast in reprisal for Yugo-| In a statement to The Citizen, the is being promoted. |required to have the permits by |and daughte: and Mis. hui "5 1 sav violence against the occupy-! Joe Pinder of the Junior Cham-| Mr. Julian has been connected | tomorrow, Mendez 1 Misr gudge William V. pa job. son Sen oN a ing snes of Serueny and bank |ber of Commerce told how fire with the Sales Department of es Albury and Mrs. Albury, and Mr. | chickens of Lieut. Col. G. D. Hat- cow Aeclared: today:t0)8 FAH?) attacks a home somewhere in {the company for fhe pest six- Duck Hunters Prepare and Mrs. Evelio Cabot, both | field, marine commandant here. - news broadcast. | The Moscow program said the; America every two minutes. [ten ere att seen = Storm Warning System. connie oS Hee West. fleet action, resulting in the an-| “Consider the threat to human | cies manager for .more than 5 1 ‘ound. nihilation of the villages, came! life in this situation”, he said.|three years, which position he (Ry Asaociated Press) Buried Gold Not F - i after Serb guerillas had wiped out!«Qn the average, fire causes 16jhas filled in a most satisfactory| MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 30.— But Legend Still Lives an entire garrison of Italian sol-/ 52.145 in our homes evel Th ho k him} Upper Misisissippi ri duck > es Z : ry day. | manner. those who know him ppi river duc! ussell S. Crenshaw, nay; diers. x ¥ ie we do something about it | predict that he will be successful hunters are making plans to (Hy Associated Prena) ion commandent, said Fo Reports of spreading terrorism | *\in his new business adventure | avert any recurrence of last fall's; KERMIT, W. Va. Spt. 30—A : “of trans- against the Axis conquerors con-|™many more thousands of ‘persons |}.cause he is thoroughly fa-|Unexpected and tragic blizzard tinued to pour in from throughout will ‘suffer a horrible’ death. |miliar with the electrical appli- in which more than a score-:of|for the buried) hoard of the late parture, wl ‘2 the continent today, with Berlin) and who knows where fire, wilk|ance business. Nimrods died. oii) Dennis Atkins, but the legend jthis announcing. the execution: of 24) Jie next!” They are working through fed-'}about ‘his wealth still lives: ~~ : 2 more Czechs, but denying a re- eT? bie ADV! eral and. state -agencies: to;expe- ort from Russia that Gen. Hugo| Continuing, he emphasized our ASORY } ité storm . warning: levelow | . ee opportunity to checkmate fire, in — bs) ‘48 siti P Votji, deputy commander of the! . + | @oast’ guard i ig shee pets at Bratislava, had; Key West’s Clean-up to clear out} 9:45 A.M. (EST) — Tropical | oie cea ne pk “lien to stories that persisted for years, | been killed. | winter’s accumulations of papers | ‘isturbance apparently of mod-| guard over the duck sloughs to/converted his. savings into gold | Three full divisions of regular| ang rubbish and to beautify this /CT@* intensity was central at 7 {caution hunters of impending|and buried the coin near his danger. store. The stories were so wide-| German troops, according to Lon-| . is ,a. m. (EST) near latitude 20 and don, have been rushed into Czech- | “HY and its homes. longitude 95 about 120 miles! “trindreds of hunters out for an|ly circulated and “al ; Armistice day shoot lieved that th of revolt, a wave which reputedly | up , and beautify your home, ; moving slowly north-northwest- y shoot were caught e executor of has grown too widespread for the| you'll probably get busy with a}ward attended by gale winds rain developed into a severe| Flooring was ae ae snowstorm, handle. ‘ iwe all like to take pride in our WEATHER BUREAU. ving quarters adjoin- The main railroad line out of/ possessions and do our share to- troop movements, is reported inj tractive. Be sure to dispose _of DELAWARE, O.—For the first| ing. London to have been dynamited. ; all paint-stained rags or clothing time in Ohio Wesleyan Univer- rts reaching here indicate a full ‘cans with a tight cover. Other-| Sally Bilers—Donald Woods in |to enforce compulsory chapel at- as revolution, with the Ger-| wise they are apt to heat up andj I WAS A PRISONER ON |tendance. The reason: Steel num- |” “§0 or 100” Yugoslavs forjnition. Treat oily cleaning cloths also new chapel seats are still on or-|made 1 ~~. German citi- pee eps with the same cau-| SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS jder, making it difficult to check | cows’ search. hasbeen made in vain, | t Sag eo & iP i oslovakia to quell the rising wave | “When you start to brighten-/ northeast of Vera Cruz, Mexico, unprepared when an autumn| estate ordered a search be Gestapo and Storm Troopers to/ paint brush. That's fine, because |over a small area. Prague, used by the Germans for ward making the community at- Meanwhile in Yugoslavia, re-| at once, or put them into metal/ sity’s history, it may be difficult mans reportedlv. threatening tolcatch fire from spontaneous ig-j DEVIL'S ISLAND ber. plates for the backs of the} Whithe: a is a itt e004 .000 3 Set