The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 29, 1941, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service For 61 Years Devoted te the Best Interests of Key West range the Ary West Citizen THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S. A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1941 Large Fund Set ‘Aside In German Dive Bombers And (ther | Road And Bridge District : ° Equipment Being Assembled For 10 Be Given Out By US. Budget For Advertising has been OVER SO-CALLED pees AGE OF GASOLINE AND) ordered rseas Road a On Sinking Stelesient, Made By Sec- retary Knox In Answer- ing Queries At Press Conference (By Associated Press} 5 WASHINGTON,” Oct. 23.— American nwespapers must not expect @ complete record of Ger- man submarines which may be destroyed by the action of Unit- ed States ships. Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox said at a press conference today. Answering queries about fre- quent rumors that some Nazi U-boats already have been de- Stroyed by the navy. Knox said it would be impossible for him to release any specific informa- fion. and he refused to confirm or deny a report that at least ene submarine has been sunk. “England has beer. at war for 2 long time”, the secretary point- ed out. “but you seldom read of submarines sunk by her navy. And that does not mean that many of them have not been sunk. Knox said it is an “obvious Policy” to remain silent on the number of U-boats destroyed. KEY WEST PLAYERS TO MEET THURSDAY There will be a regular meet- ing of the Key West Players held tomorrow evening. day, beginning at 3 p. m. Key West Art Center. All members are requested to be in attendance. at the WAS ,DODGING GUESTS OKLAHOMA CITY — Arr for speeding in this city, Px man Robert Arnold explained trying to getaway guests who attended his wedd He was fined $10. Levis And was fror Taylor START MOUNTING GUNS ON VESSEL (By Associated Press) | {shortage of gasoline, fuel oil and | }of Interior Harold L. Ickes, who} LA te dddtédéft) NEW PICKETING REPORTED TODA FUEL OIL By JACK STINNETT AP Feature Service Writer WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.—Not since this war siarted has Wash- ict budget for t go for adver it was revealed today when for the year’s program rel i for the d another $3,000 ington had a bigger chuckle than! _ that over the hullabaloo which has accompanied the so-called other petroleum products in 17 eastern seaboard states. Back in the spring, Secretary also is national defense petro- leum coordinator, smelled out a/ “potential” shortage in the ees ern states’ petroleum products, and what foliowed was a govern- mental comic opera interlude, like “Pussy Wants a Corner”, with everybody off base at once. There were less Sundays, gasoline ration cards, frigid apartments and se of a lack of heat- TOOK PLACE AT NEW BUILD- ; ING: WAS OF SHORT DURATION Key West had the Picketing in its history today at the Southeastern Construction company project Southard Street, but it didn’t last long, and when it was over no one would say what it was all about. A single picket, carrying a sign which read, “unfair to iron work- ets”, paced in front of the partial- ly completed building for about two hours, then disappeared. Fred Dion, agent. for Brown Properties’ company, for whom the store building is being con- structed, said he didn’t know a thing about it. George Maurer, f president of ts now do you?” ad just left) T. A. Weave: ‘The picke' Thurs- * ings Rogers. Confer On Niters Dealing Wit Hiner * (My Associated Press) L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of Myron C. Taylor. f man of the board of United States Steel, met in a of the utmos: Scuss teri perations by he “captive” coal on es of t 000 emplo; mines. suit % Lewis 0 union head door to attend Lewis and T: meeting in 19: i the contract through which the CIO became the sole barg ing agent of U. S. Steel > While the pair talked today. in- @icatiors in congressional talk pointed to some kind of strong mt action if the min do not go back to their jobs. ion already has beer = ed by the strike, and a comnh “= shutdown is in prospect © two weeks, unless the coal supply | back to normal PENA AND ROBERTS $500 bond today -a preliminary hearing before‘ Peace Justice Jensen remains GOOD DRY FILL Hauled and Leveled om your ground at a REASON- ff) ABLE PRICE. Hurry and get §) yours while it lasts. CALL 755 second «© : jes agercy step up and veto the largest of these on #he grounds that - between 480,000 and 750,000 tons of steel {mobody quite agreed on what amount would be necessary) could not be spared from more vital defense needs. to this mess. Roosevelt Forged Map Which : Was Referred (By Associated Press} BERLIN, Oct. 21—Authorized Berlin spokesmen today declared ged hreats of gasoline- , Virginio Italian s in contin dent Ro Hitler aims at abolition of reli- gion. Gayda described tt secret .info: 4 NEGRO IS GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE President's a fake. ; SAM WILLIAMS GETS SIX FARLEY ASSAILS NEW YORK MAYOR (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct 29.—J. may while New York Gov. Lehman is supporting O'Gwyer. BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT and d costs rge grow- reed of an- a car with 1se the Fourten (By Associated Pres«k BERLIN, Oct 23-Germian U- destroyed. 14. Britise otelimg 49000 hor, ver. it inted RUMMAGE SALE pices K. W. Woman's Club St. Jeseph’s Hall FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1941-42 t TDIPSLIAL SS? TRANSPORTATION FOR CRIPPLED KID NEEDED : John A. Gardner, president of the local chapter of the Seuth Florida Crippled Chil- Gren’s Society. today appeal- ed for a Key West volunteer to drive a 10-year-old girl to Miami tomorrow or Friday for treatment of a back dis- order. Gardner said anyone will- ing to supply transportation for the child may volunteer J. B. Parramere, county health officer. IID IS IL SS. “CARL BROREIN = - LUNCHEON GUEST » TAMPA CITIZEN HONORED FOR HIS DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE JACKSONVILLE, Oct distinguished pu’ D. Brorein, vice State Defense Council i f the Florida State C Exchange clubs. Introducing Brorein. toa man vet alive neighbors bespe which is broad A plague was Brorein by Lee G of the Jarksonv Broreii the tate” conven ber 1-2 Clim German Subs Destroyed British Freighter \BEAVERBROOK To In Speech | Making New Assait On Mason STEAMER SCHEDULE DEADLINE NEARS ON Laumchee Streng Thrust LICENSE PAYMENTS From Orel Seah City occupational iicenses ete ee SEW YORE Oc 28 —Germer dive bomber: an¢ smge gum am leying one of the meet aoe belteges oc ite wer apsemenur an prepareter tor e mew ssumuit or Moscow « csmmunique Som the Sowse: capstal sat weGey Nesi tocps chesdy Seco jaunchec 2 arreng ffcus fom the Orel eectet, coe Oct Ge capa. i—orcing s Mioscoms = ports. but the Bed armies ace Bac to Be Burlag the stuecmers lic- works office will take office, replacing Lieut Kaplan, who has been med to other duty. office in defense cox in: William Gerald yesterday Javeocks left for Jacksonville where he will be inducted ir ed States Naval Reserve Second Class Petty Of ing the position of St Mr. Jaycocks will at present at the Section BI ERS DEDUCE; CROOK GETS AWAY (By Assectared Press) OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct ives Tom Guest and hison didn't catch Base accom Jackson vil was Muar. Clen 29— a ents Javeocks J Gerald is tt Mr an Mrs. Clements Jaycocks. £ grandson of the late T@rank Rus Sr sel who at death was one ng contractors Since the reopening of the Navy Yard, he has been Storekeeper i employed as De record r water heater, to m he bh the Don rover Reports: for Gerese fend quarters st fighting & ‘Continue of Prge Pour hopes the Just s> he wouldn't oversiec an alarm clock on a nearb; le for 2a. m. jons and ike the same record in ‘ HOG ISLANDER AGAIN IN SERVICE (By Anwecinted Press) LAKE CHARLES. La. Oct. 29 S. S. Ogontz, first of the} cy vessels launched at the ving the American lag equipped as a sea-going fish ery. Now running between Chile nd the Lake Charles docks with e cargoes, the Ogontz is the (By Associated Press) LONDON, 2 Beaverbrook, En minister of sup; to take a long r the effects of th newspapers said today The laborite London Daily Herald said it is possible Lord Beaverbrook will resign his cabi- net post. leading up to a general shake-up of the government. NEW YORK—George Moore of caught