The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 21, 1941, Page 1

Key West Citizen THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U. S. A. ant KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1941 FP. DUPLICATE © STEERING BRIDGE AND FIRE CONTROL Pc \\ SE Rte * ae? . Red Army Reported To Be FINLAND MAY "Suse. *CUN" — BY S-INCH SX __ Fait Bites Acsoet” WITHDRAW FROM he. oe AN 7" a\ MARIO PENA AND HERMAN CREW'S QUARTERS | <Charged with assault and f jtery after they allegedly um - ‘ed @ near-fatal beating on Pred- die Jensen, locs] roofer. Memo forsew= mest 2 Come com Pena and Herman (Crip) Reberts *- (By Asssriated Pres<) ler stormed into action at three| HELSINKI, Finland, Nov. 21—/ Points on the Moscow. defense Finland soon may withdraw from| line, ~ | the war on Russia, provided the Le were bound over to criminal Red army headquarters ex- 21. witli 4 Pane enige: Britain TERIER: A small active, wiry dog, adapted to pursue It serves as a protecting screen from merchant ships as well seg Bae pe aia se Huier ater cemeag a ae prested concern oyer a break- o¢ een el asurn<ss | burrowing animals, and noted fur the courage and eager- as battleships Jensen, who suffered the best- Brith move » of any ceul.age through at Tula, south of the capi- Hessler — _— ;ness with which it “goes to earth” in pursuit of vermin— The destroyer is unarmored and extremely vulnerable |ing the morning of Oct 27 still nificance, admieed ite Ste tal, where German i ee 2 mae, | STANDARD DICTIONARY. to sheilfire and torpedo attack. It must depend on speed ‘Ws PA “op = = Un nog te Ge a ee , i uverability. Ac “ 7 m 2 See yesterday, ai a Noam payscmn Finnish | and maneuverability. Actually a destroyer is just a metal inf ‘an bis ‘i SS Se bene ek ee In naval warfare terrier spells destroyer, that.small, skin around extremely powerful engines. When the U.SS. pemmt si swift thin-shelled, enormously powerful vessel that dashes Kearney was hit, the 11 men killed were in the boiler room. can ua cone hel Jena: “Th frome ahem ooo Soe ks and a heavy artillery Russian territory, and would be | in boldly to root out lurking submarines with depth-bombs. - The destroyer shown above is of the Farragut class. ly. Ce ens barrage. Willing to conclude a peace with} ————--.- _. é See Aor te "| Peace Justice Enrique Eaquit- ganda” ine adios West of Moscow at the center of Helsinki earlier in the gionth = Wounded In Guntire By . From Property Selected: As z the United States and Great! ee aldo, although no testmany ~ Volokolamsk, almost directly Britain as arbiters. ; one . eqe linked Rol durectly with the Lars, meme the defense line also was under sent to Washington what appear-; f | 0 ‘ ang heavy German fire, and another ed to be a fiat “no” in answer to: } i : 7 @ peace the Rus- j . ‘ j £5 = i. a4 2% F gai Bs Asseciated Press) - BROWNSVILLE, Pa. Nov. 21. ing as the workmen approached RED CROSS GROUP Plans For Foundation Be- Berlin claimed another success- fv attack in the Rostov sector of —_— the Donetz river basin, and Mos- yan awp GOVERNMENT AT |—Nine striking coal miners were the head of the mine. j cow conceded that there, too, the - pay Sa aH hail 2 ing Awaited; Building. oerementet, s oe j wounded this morning in a hail T0 MEET 3 MONDAY , { Germans are moving isadcad Pg BANGKOK ENTERED ‘of gunfire as a party of non- =e a OUT : i eins. | Bes emmmunique, de PROTEST TODAY union workers fired into a party ‘APTIVE STRIKE ns Sk: BERS t Operations Will Start In tinn near Rostov. said the German of 100 pickets with rifles, shot- (By Asnceinted Prexs) prsh seeoe to be *gathering i ceened Tein nd gaabale: ener. Nov. 21— CALL ISSUED BY GENERAL Near Future i mementum.’ is 2 | Fayette county police officers mands for effective anti-strike j i ‘ 5 tory (iy Asxocinted Press) y Hi CHAIRMAN OF ROLL i eae eee pret: NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Thai- immediately rushed to the scene. legislation became more urgent) ' fe erat = in the land’s government at Bangkok | but Mestily of oe peony poe today as labor department of-+ CALL DRIVE | Families occupying property to se Pee today charged a violation of her ;not been ascertaine Ginkk caloes : PRCA Brrente sea were destroved. and. tCrder with Indo-China by Jap- |afternoon. eet taeee diets oe be used 95 a site for the proposed assault, use of indecent an oil tanker was Jack Sea.'ahese troops and planes | Witnesses said the pickets io) oc to 200,000 miners both Géetald Saunders, general chair- ¢3 999.999 hospitel at the been torpedced in the Black Ses- pails of the alleged violation | Were approaching the entrance {Ong ost of the unio man of the Annual Red Cross x: t CADET DIISSETT were not immediately made pub- | wiGe yenigns ey i Sen. Josiah W. Bailey of North Roll Call now under way, today 284 of the island have been or- [ SSENI. ic, but it was understood the | guafire 3 iva detiene anes i TTAINS HONORS The ‘arena acgad Jap- | ber, and sent the others diving arin Soares e new: issued a call for all committee dered to vacate by tomorrow, A anese planes and troops’ with (for shelter,.- mak*ig any di 2 = chairmen to Weet on Monday pin Comde Henry L. Nati, jE os, gpaeapene carrying out reconnaisance-'mis-| The pickets said the men were’ TE 10S BNY. ate 4 | i RV ESvii Le Ge. Nov. 21. sions across the frontier pp reag aaglh haageaaaleag Senate lega¥ = Cros hbad - me. 1A ae. Cadet Willian BC. Rossel. Far Eastern tension showed “no where they suddenly began fir _conwhile, were staying thes pag at Me. and Mrs.’ Bverett signs of relaxing as Tokyo radio} —— Stat drastic Connally € i Russell ‘of 410 Margaret street. accused the» United States . of strikes. Bt z Key West, Fla. has beet com- making no real effort to arrange | Hi Th Ti President Roosevelt plan for Be aki before “ the’ Riverside. ® Peaceful- settlement with Ja-| it @ FOP) ending the strike continued | a Military Academy Cadet Corps. ,Pan, and Japanese Premier Tojo; mystery he strike’s - nearly | 0 Cadet Russe!l was awarded a urged the civilian population to/ B Nov 30 100 per cent: effectiveness con- RED Ss Merit Ribbon for sis outstanding (redouble its efforts to cope with || APY . tinued to take an increasing toll ‘ ‘ S i the “gravest crisis in this coun- of steel product ae eS een ee work fn acenmulating 100 merits, SSS rs a | ees production, urged to be in attendance. quarters on, Sid today, ‘ ¥ 4 Acedemy officials report. | fry's history”. - RRASESE: pe dee Premier Tojo. addressing the ¢ tiention is called to” the ; KEYS SAVE MAN diet at its final session, said there { ae ee hon caparadpealiove any Tey Sui SERIOUS INJURY is no possibility that Japan will RMY DUTY = ric front rom - abandon her efforts to obtain a page of The Citizen each day. m LOS ANGELES. — Confronted |“‘new order” in Asia and de- (Special to The vit'zen) Firms, organizations and in- ac by tio holdvo men. Steven Magy | clared instead that she will forge | CAMP POLK, La, Nov. 21— dividuals desiring to contribute bans | fled from his liquer store to his ahead with even greater plans F. Spotswood, towards this special fund are sub livine quarters. One gunman; In London, meanwhile. A V. Corps, Key West, urged to do so without delay N fired but Magy suffered only a/ Alexander, first lord of the ad-/} ed to Camp Polk and thus enable the thermometer Fay slight flesh wound—the bullet | miralty, told parliament “sub- f Headquarters and | to boil over the top. 900 was deflected when it struck stantial numbers” of fighting nent, and has! Anyone desiring to enroll who Stee; Mage’s keys in his hin pocket. /ships have been dispatched to as Police and; have not been contacted by some negc The keys were shattered. Pacific waters. ; or Camp Polk. | worker is requested to apply at comy ee BS 4 BE SS: wees = & . Mrs. Spottswood!the headquarters depot in the — jand their two children reside at; lobby of the Post Office Build-! 534 Fleming street, Key West. ‘ing, where an attendant will be’ | Major Spottswood, a graduateihappy to furnish the necessary i i of the Atlanta College of Pharm-}credentials for enrollment: * jacy. Atlanta. Ga, has been oni - TNettel Guard duty a 76 EEE PBarrancas, Penascola, andi 2 ‘ae Tabksonvitle, Fila. Fie 2s LOWE 3 POULYSTL EA Transferred To Seattle Capt. C. L. Peterson, Merritt-: son said his wife and their son, Al- rn bert, will remain here tem- Chapman & Scott salvage master (Continesd on: Page. Six) i in Key West for the past six years and a veteran of 23 years with the company here, will leave tomor-; row afternoon for New York, en/ route to duty in Seattle, Wash. { up - UP --UP - UP EXCITING — THRILLING Captain Peterson, a native Key! That's the story of the Red Wester, is being replaced by Capt. Cross special gifts drive in E. B. Mumford, who. served ‘here ae ee ee from 1926 to 1935, and who has| sons $00 yp eg served for the past seven. years Ip $666.25. Make the thermome- South America, with headquar- ca ters at Jamaica, Captain Peter- nations of =