The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 7, 1941, Page 1

eac| Che Key West Citizen === THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S. A. Aussian “Anies “Reorganize And Are Striking ‘Back At Germans Nazis Admit That Eek Are Putting Up Farce z VOLUME LXIL No. 265. Workmen Expected To Stat Breaking Ground For Naval Hospital. During Next Week’ laundry and barracks there will be | Russian Leader Declar es ; | | OF WORLD WAR’ Many Of Sireet Lights "POOP OTS S US OF ANY THREAT OF) _ ; That Were Taken Out CONSIDER PLAN TO ist steps in the construction | REAL CONSEQUENCE lof a $1,000,000 navy hospital at the let within a few days. | WITHDRAW MARINES jhead of the island will get under- | Acquisition of the property is/ Will ‘B F Some Time Back Were = PRE | By JACK STINNETT iway within a week, Capt. Russell Peierls sane er slo ermany I utst rom Straggle Ragudiow S i } (By Associated Press) ‘AP Wuctins Sueties Wetter 1* Crenshaw aid today. ston, ptain as | Ordered Replaced i WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.— ae re Fi *s y- been informed that the land will e . + a | Withdrawal of marine units | “WASHINGTON, “Nov. 7—On; Mackle-Leach company work- be available in a short time. tee | YY ht Of Own Crimes a | from China is being consid- January - — $1,500,000 in-!men are expected to begin break- ey has = $300,000 for a elg } ered by the navy depart- | cendiary fire in the John A. Roe-|ing the ground within that time, #24 Purehase and for construc- : The City Council at a regular; nent, President Roosevelt bling Co. Plant at Trenton, N. 7, (a fcsncs living Sac ane ee (By Ansectates Pree) meeting held night ordered newsmen Press con- | ‘ i e captain revea at the 3 pase this pubs jmanufacturing war supplies for lwinl be told to move. Captaity game time teday that both the new } MOSCOW, Nov. .—Germany isin Germany the spiri: o” revolt is the purchase cfi-a new fire — The chief executive declin- Pp Sgmeindeonc eee ger ee Gaseegre said, however, that officers’ quarters at the naval sta- | bleeding to death and will “burst | Spreading a pump-truck from. American. *¢ to elaborate on the state- the most amazing series of sabo-some families may be permitted tion. and the newly completed | the weight of her own!’ Germany. he said, is not as a5 ment, tage cases-in world history. {to remain for a few-more weeks, recreation building now are in —— as some terrer-stricxen, which is $7,993.50. The terms are one-third down, with the For nearly four —years, these | if their homes do‘not occupy sites ‘ ae | Negotiations — forthe: « block { Preparedness = ages p and}, ded by -E ‘Southard: iefense efforts with, staggering | Thomas and Angela streets, near Bowling allevs at the recreation Crowd in Red Square here to- center were opened early ‘this !day. week. and pool tables and other ; Speaking onthe anniversary of crimes,” Josef Stalin told a huge | , weak imteliectuais pat hery 3.000 WILL ATTEND RED EMBASSY PARTY (By Anseclated Pree recreation eauipment will be in-j; % stalled in a few days. “Tie build- |< BOwhsvik evolution, the dic ing also will contain a soda foun- tain amd room for cards and other table games. repetition. the courthouse, also are nearing ~ other payments to be made over REVEALED BY REAR In February, there was an ex-j completion, according to the cap- ! Plosion of suspicious origin in the | tain, and a contract for. clearing ae @ three-year pericd. While this” ; Haskell, N. J. Dupont powder /the property and constructing a ADMIRAL YARNELL #2 sacoe'szsnfo's: 7 tion wes the best. taking every-' PORCE, HE CITES BRITISH } room just off the senate chamber. | Hfront in New York harbor. - The }————______— bs velue of their products. today reveals in a signed article ‘tered in windows and store fronts was not the lowest bid received, ob a arene eiars Se Se : ae : , Same place three weeks later. nevertheless the council felt that ; That summer a foreigner made | 7 ; an unsuccessful effort to blow up| Tied 16h 6S the Capitol, planting his bomb in; thing into consideration, due 0: ATTACKS ON THEIR OWN jn, 1916 the whole country was | the fact that the city has hed’ yessers {rocked by the Black Tom ex-} firm, and have beer purchasing G0 04i.¢ “authentic and hither- /€xPlosions | euitiea “wiaows <= (MAKE APPEAL FO: engines from them for a great to secret reports from our ob- The Sealiae cod tes eat i dour ther ‘bi im Collier's Weekly that .as an Manhattan across the bay: /RED CROSS DRIVE eres ol < Swed 8 all-round military tool the RAF. After more than two years of} WASHINGTON, Nov. 7—in- ‘tator told his people that within dicating American cooperation a few months, “or, perhaps, a with Russia, 3,000 government of- year,” Germany will be crushed. ficiais and their families thisafters yy, iussia’s 1 serves and resources noon will attend the annual still are inexhaustible, he de- tion at the Soviet embassy here clared. Thg reception, treated com> __ Describing growing unrest and last vear after the Red war # Tee terrorism in the conquered nations Finland, is in honer of the of Europe, Stalin said that even ‘sian revolution. & Lieut. W. B. Downes, navy rec-/| reation officer, and an army of- ! ficer who has not yet been named will make Armistice Day address- es ‘Tuesday at the American Le-' gion’s day-long celebration at | Bayview Fark, Albert J. Mills, i legion commander, said today. [ 7 ; q the La France company’s proposi- 'OPPOSING INDEPENDENT AIR the Vice President’s reception; F oe Plosions on the New Jersey water- | y length of time, knowing the Servers abroad”, Rear Admiral’ mated. More than a million dol- (SPECIAL GIFTS ’ Harry E. Yarnell, USN, Ret. jars worth of plate glass was shat-| A has been ineffective and that in ‘national defense and industrial | company, $7.950; Peter Pirsch many instantes it has actually ‘effort for Great Britain and her} en, aoe 5 nn i | ' Co., $7,500; Mack Fire Apparatus street lights that were taken out when the present council went ‘Continued On Page Four) TEACHER LEARNS THING OR TWO (My Assccinted Pres) NNOWATA,. Okla.. Nov. 7.— Tommy Jo Harrison. six- yeer-old daughter of Mrs. Albert Harrison, caught right on when the teacher asked her to write her name. Not only that. but Tommy Jo went the teacher one bet- ter—she started at the wrong end of the name and wrote it backward. It's a trick | HESSVILLE, Ind—A ring lost| able record to date, In hundreds | peteas at the Sonus increased the food and drinks they want Will be handled later. her mother taught her! by his wife in 1918 was found by |of accidents reported .as..possible | covernmental pode the part during the day: }. Cleare “also ‘urged all defend- Conrad. Schwartz of this’ city | sabotage. the Federal Bureau of of the Federal Government ‘and jants whevate Git'en bond “and Me ft Le ee | County. Board atlacked British units which i nothing ; ed to depreciate in any way the truly. great heroism and skill of:foreign power. the RAF. pilots, or the magnifi- cent job they have dohe in pi tecting London from bombing. “But the evidence shows that as. an all-round military tool the RAF. has been ineffective. Its work over: the British Isles has*vent use by the enemy in case of saved England from defeat: its work elsewhere has added up to the major British mistake of the war. I believe that the mistake lies in the fact that it is an in- dependent unit”. Opposing creation of a sep- arate air foree here, Admiral {Continued on Page Six) RECOVERS RIN ‘while he was plowing his orchard. Last Night Adopted 16-Mill Budget Approved By Comptrolle Monroe commissioners, in a brief session last night, adopted Gandolfo, who had feared a long delay in completion. of his. books should the county change the mill- age rate, told the board he would Place the tax rolls in the hands of the tax collector by Dec. 1. Members of the board also ac- cepted a resolution prepared by County Attorney Julius F. Stone, making it possible for the county to pay the old Noel judgment through regular refunding chan- nels. ————— BENEFIT DANCE TONIGHT—9 to 1 o'Clock _ FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION RAMON VASQUEZ the. Latin ficiating. Survivegs are: One sister, Miss Pilar Vasquez of Cuba, and Neice; Mrs. Regia Sanchez, Key West. USES MILK ON FIRE Mission Church, of- ANACONDA, Mont—With a gallon of milk he was taking home. William Drier of this city extin- guished a fire that broke out in the rear of his automobile. Free Souse Saturday Night Celebrating Opening RAOUL’S PLACE ‘ships in the United States harbors. there | CHARLES TAYLOR IS HEAD rected or even ‘inspired by any (One possible exception, al- ‘though it hardly belongs to this] is carried an appeal from Gerald fstory, is the sabotage of Accs | Saunders, General Chairman, An- nual Red Cross Roll Call, to the members of the Spccial Gifts Committee, headed by Charles Taylor. (seizure.) The work of this committee is to This doesn’t mean that some of| secure special gifts from individ- the accidents in nationai defense’j yais and organizations which are might not have been sabotage. It’'s|in excess of regular dollar mem- just that if they were, there's not) berships. Such individuals and jany evidence of it It doesn't) -rganizations thus contacted will mean either that there might Rot | not be solicited in the regular jnot be a tragic case of sabotage to- | drive which begins next Wednes- morrow or following that scores | day morning. November 12th. jot them. The services performed by the Such possibilities, however. Red Cross in our community can- }no way detract from the remark- | not be valued in dollars and cents. These were cases of nations scut-} tling their own property to pre- in | Investigation, ar. other.investigat- | becadga ge Red Cross‘ ¢ jing agencies, have determined the precdll Furnishing a pe fe as jcauses. One such:case resulted in Services to our_armed forces, the fan improved and safer.method. of | wok jof the | Jocal chapter thas jmaking powder. It now is in use | doubléd'and ‘tripled“within ~ the jthroughont-the country. x samg Nast six months. |cases, stilligeétty much a mpstéty, |} Because of the worthiness of jthe evidence has been against the task, the members of the civic sabotage, not for it. clubs who have been contacted ; In the nine known cases, the ' by the Special Gifts Chairman to feauses have been several One |serve as members of this commit- |man who was caught in the act of |tee, will regard service thus per- {attempting sabotage in a powder (formed as a high and holy priv- {plant now is in a New Jersey jilege. Remembering that the Red }Stitution for the insane, still lis- | Cross is a modern “Good Samari- humor. i | +" MEMPHIS—A blind osteopath with offices in this city charged in a divorce suit that his wife, who |also is blind, was in love with another blind man. WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—Sen- jate Republicans, as soon as they j have completed debate on amend- ments to the neutrality act, will ) t | Rep. Dewey Short, (R-Mo.) yesterday made a vigorous attack. In another part of today’s paper} <x. Planning Campaign To:Have (fy Asseciated Press) [eee ene S eee : dl L Wilkkiefom the erg EES . With tickets going out rapidly, Allan B. Cleare, Jr.. county s0-} : itr adVanice “Sales, Mills “said the licitor, anmowpeed today that aif’ legion expects a huge crowd to take part in the program, which | | will last from 2 o'clock in the aft- ernoon until late at night. { The army’s champion softball © nine and a team from the navy i for trial in the term of court be- and marine corps will open the ‘ Frogram at 2 o'clock with a ball game, and other sports, including a tug-o-war, climbing a greased pole ‘and chasing a greased pig. will follow. j At 6 o'clock, Lieutenant Downes will make a five-minute address, and the army officer will follow with another five-minute talk. A barbecue dinner will follow, and dancing will continue on the tennis coirts until the crowd breaks up. Tickets of admission will entitle the celebrants to all juntil Noy. 17. Traffie violators! r was LONDON, Nov. 7.—Leaders of years ago, and had John P. Broome, director of Re- | Poland’sigovernment-in-exile here ™any who entered the gion Four, U. i tening to those “little voices in the |tan”, our people will gladly re- thority, was in Key West today} “72 4 the 16-mill budget approved by , sky” which rule his life | spond to the call in the spirit that inspecting Key West Housing ‘Au- | German conquest of their coun- 2 nse iscenioasinlyp pai cilece ss eaieaaia: ellipagicdiaca ; Comptrolter J. M. Lee, DIED LAST Ni } Another minor case was traced!has always been exhibited by thority projects. (try. - z i | Ending uncertainty over whe- to the malicious mischief of thrée |them in an hour of need. Broome, who arrived here last; Saying that the Germans intend | Winston Churchill Becomes i ; ther they would attempt to get the | boys between the ages of eight} Sea night, is expected to spend the to exterminate the Polish popula- | tl | county’s working budget lifted as eae = and 1. But mostly they have} CAT WAS INTRUDER Test of today, and possibly tomor- tion, the government leaders said | a . tes HE | from seven to 11 mills, the board , Ramen Nonato Vasquez. age 81. heen the result of some disgrun-| same row, in conference with local }1,000,000 of the ‘best workmen in! Very Optimistic .e ; members agreed to accept Lee’s died last night at 7:30 o'clock at seg employe trying “to get <T. PAUL, Minn —Answering a housing officers and in a survey jthe country have been sent to SE wre / ceiling. The accepted budget wilt his'residence 1017 Eaton st come boss or co-worker. One. | burglar alarm city at 3 a jof facilities here. Germany to work the Reichs =, * Nah include six mills for county opera- ftknced cok iat Sache from |i 2 shell-case a might |m. police found the intruder to be’ The regional officer came here |farms, and to labor in factories. rt) , tion, a mill for Boca Chica airport > fs : eshghaed rious results later on. | strange cat : | ——_—_ —— a bonds aad wie mills for schools. “the ¢hapel of’Pritchard’s Funeral |Ma"athe soore than the vicious | = aes — ee pes me SAVED BY HELLO —_—__ % County Tax Assessor Claude A. Home, Rev. Guillermo Perez of | (rank of @ perverted sense of} ‘ siesta Demanding that Willkie be driven from the Republican ranks Short deseribed him as a “Trojan Now horse,” and “a fifth columnist within. our ranks.” ‘LOWE'S POULTRY FARM ig CLUB ROOMS Raul Perez 422 Smith Lane jon the, party leader before the FRYERS. Ib 35e¢ Music Bv the Beachcombers Coffee, Cuban Sandwiches, ee on ee Dressed, Cutup and Delivered. “j FREE DRAFT BEER Short Orders, Beer and Wine Gay they fe up con- FREE Admission $1.00 Ladies Free ‘HOT SOUSE EVERY SATURDAY gressman’s fight as soon as debate is onded.