The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 25, 1941, Page 1

é z Iy For A CONCENTRATION CAMP: “AMERICAN STYLE & CAMP UPTON, Long- Island, Nov. 25.—The ‘con- By JOE MORTON AP Feature Service Writer | centration camps of our Uncle Sam, who wants to keep a | fixed eye on certain aliens, won’t be far different from the } Summer camps many of his sons and daughters have been | going to, judging by the one here that I have just viewed | personally. There will be barbed wire and machine guns—yes, . e - but also, clean, roomy tents with stoves, recreation halls OSI 0 fC with the facilities to use them, and mess buildings that en- | courage an appetite. It’s a fair bet some of the occupants 7th | will be better off inside than out. tion Of 430 Houses al T0 MAKE TRIP Key West For Defense Workers (Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON. B.C. Nov. 25.—Congressional action will be Mecessary before work can start om the 430 houses for defense workers approved this week for construction at Key West. hous- ing officials admitted here to- dey. With funds from the Lanham Act long since exhausted, the mew Key West project will join about 20 defense housing proj- ects which have been approved TENTATIVE LOCATION 3 u rf if FH i " j the grestes: mm the fiwe months e local housing author- = delay in completion of financial . = ATTACK ON SOUTH AMERI- war § ity ane, — or wed /2Tangements for the Florida | 5 ca” are nothing new on the | project Keys Aqueduct when he said yes-! } i oi BRITISH +] from Washington, but he ex- terday he would not leave the plained that appraisal of county to sign bonds in New York _—— * Tap aageinenp. be a ee “i AFRICAN ARMIES the property is being carried this month. The books of Monroe Tax As- ‘ . = ee ne et s : meng 7h eee. Sawyer said heavy county busi-} i EES WASHINGTON, ‘Nov. 25. — last week, said he plans another | Berlin emenged from its silence “If the smaller number of ecinld — it diftic sit for | S°SS°F Claude A. Gandolfo which Secretary of State Cordell Hull talk with them later this week. on America’s military mission to dwellings is approved. we cae AE == = me $1 valuation of the DISCUSS LABOR today conferred secretly with Dutch Guiaga today with a will use only about a block Him to leave nere to sign the. $1,- {' British-Ambassador Lord Halitax virulant blast which character- of the Avenue ‘E’ property”. 750,000 in bonds which are to be 134 were ap sae - ra ised the landing of United States NAZIS CLAIM WICTOREEE he said, “or we might not — turned over to Reconstruction Fi- LEGISLA ON and representatives of the govern- #B. Th ] troops on the island as “a mili- use that dtreet at all. in (nance corporation in Washington, night at 2 mecting of ™ ments of Australia, Thailand and it e op tary attack on South America CONFLICT ON HUGE SCALE i | and set up on paper but which cannot become a reality until Construction of two new (Continued om Page Four) Various Cases Handled At Session Of Criminal Court Anna Roberts. negro maid who Pleaded guilty in criminal court yesterday to two charges of petty larceny in thefts from her former employers, today was sentenced to six months in county. jail by Judge William V. Albury. Warning the woman he would BELIEVES, HOWEVER, THAT | WATER BONDS WILL NOT’ | BE READY FOR SIGNING THIS MONTH County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer Will be called to New York in about two weeks to sign the | $1.750,000 in water bonds be- | 4mg prepared by the firm of | cireuit court, explained today that he had no intention of implying a but that he would make the trip: tne | if it were necessary. ‘The clerk added, however, that he does not believe the bonds will be ready for this month. Sawyer must affix his sig- nature to the water bonds along : y with S. P_ Robineau, commission attorney; William T. Dought chairman, and William Arnold commission secretary. operating a game of chance; George Stracham, $5 and o drunkenness; Sam Wilson. $10 and ! ¢ costs, assault and battery; Flor- ence Wilson, sentence deferred, as- sault and battery; L. H. Starling, imdecent and obscene language, $10 and costs; Hugh Morgan, $5 H The newest of these detention centers sprawls over 35,000 square yards of scrub pineland at Camp Upton. Beyond two formidable fences, it consists principally of several mess halls, an infirmary, and 120 “winterized” | tents used last year by selectees. Important additions have ; been mattresses, sheets and pillow cases. All in all, it isn’t ‘| far different from the Y.M.C.A. camp at Centerville. IF NECESSARY Uncle Sam is building detention centers to “safeguard such aliens as the Government may deem necessary to jhold.” He is staffing each with specially-trained military police who may guard, in the case of Camp Upton, as many ‘as 700 aliens. | stallation in guard towers at corners of the camp. Each tower also holds a machine gun, manned by a guard given special traiming for the task. Che Kry West Citizen THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S. 4. Key West. Flor most equa country range of or ‘ Fahr KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1941 ALIEN INMATES get the same food as the soldiers. The men pictured here were soldiers on “kitchen police” duty. THE BARBED WIRE at Camp Upton extends deep under- | | THE 1500-WATT floodlights-are being polished for im- ground; patrols walk between the two fences. The un- used tents shown here are outside but are just like those as- signed to the camp’s occupants. j of county commis- JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTE IN ST. LOUIS AIRCRAFT PLANT of Dec. 1 io facilitate the THREATENS DEFENSE EF- k oO x Collector Joe C.» FORT WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—Con- sional commit were meet- xtraordinary vonferences to di ss labor legis- 2. aS a jurisdictional dispute a St..Louis, Mo. aircraft plant er the coun- a lo for submitt: ee weeks ahe: ni ally ned. lauded his of- said, worked t the Curtis Wright Airplane ts on edge! (Continued on Page Four) FRENCH CRAFT GERMANS USING the Netherlands East Indies, then announced through a spokesman that he has no immediat ns | for another conference with Jap- anese Envoy Saburo Kurusu. The secretary of state refused to make any comment on the prog- ress of the “defense” taiks. with the ABCD teaders. of the. Far Eastern Allied powers. and, Lord Halifax would comment only that he had nothing to ‘add to’ his Statement aturday that the powers are in complete accord. Unofficially, Washington ob- servers are convinced that the four Pacific powers are standing firm in their demand that Japan must quit the Axis line-up and abandon aggression as the price of continued peace in the Far East. Secretary Hull, who had con-} ferred with the representatives GERALD PINDER By Nov. 30 Reds Fight Valiant To Halt TSI SS ES eae ,; ALICE DUDLEY SHARES IN MOTHER’S ESTATE (Special to The Citizen) BROOKLYN, N. Y.. Nov. 25.—That out of a net es- tate of $18,333.64 left by her mother, Anna B, Heath, « resident of Baltimore, Md. who died on May 28 last, un der her will, Alice Heath Dudley of Key West, Fis. receives approximately $4. 453.91. is disclosed here to- day in the Surrogates’ Court through the filing of an ap- Preisal of the decedent's property with Surrogate George Albert Wingate. Allen Seuerwein of No. 5. Merryman Court Roland Park, Md. and George W. Heath cf Nuttel. Gloucester. Va., are the executors of the estate, the cross value of which amounted to $22, 713.65, and consisted of in- terest in realty. $4,750: stocks and bonds, eia. S16S85; cash, notes, etc.. $379.16, and jewelry and personal effects and chattels. etc. $88.48. ie et 6 eee A ON LANDING U.S. hai Fores German Army Made Up Of Two Million Men Mevw- ing Desperately Upon Moscow NEW YORE. Hox 23. —The Red Army strove valiantly stem a mighty Nam mechenc:c army of 2000.998 troops wnsct moved desperately anc Tesem lessly on Moscow The Sovict admitted ‘thet « battie was tagimg om the “mtw coverec trom before capitol but claimed that were holding the Nazi lanche. itt ssied ques repo were movmg closer tw Ger jectives and that they were 31 mules from Moscow GERMAN GOVERNMENT HAS = fie Recs soil they were hell. Washington answered tha was merely following its p: of hemispheric defense and ¢ the action could best be de | Scribed as “a special measure of military vigilance” ° Free French leaders ali over the world were jubilant today as they studied the presence of American troops in Dutch Guiana (Continued on Page Four? | TOOT OTILS | COUNTY AUTO TAGS } GO ON SALE DEC. I j chants who usually lose no have sent her to the state peni- and costs, drunkenness; Ann Har- LI THROUGH FINNISH TROOPS j time in reminding the publi: tentiary but for her two children, rison, $10 and costs, vagrancy. § PS OPERATED UPON: of the dwindling number of Judge Albury ordered jail sen- tences of three months on cach larceny count, the two terms to fun consecutively. Emerson Pride, negro, was or- Judge Albury withheld sen- tence until late this afternoon or tomorrow in the cases of Anna | May Smith, negro, convicted on charges of using indecent and ob- dered to pay a fine of $10 and | scene language and being drunk, costsona charge of using in-| 244 Sadie Gaines, Gertrude Skin-/Claring a new type French sub- site Ss = bra expected under the: circum-| ing that the new eutemebil decent language, and $25 and costs! ner and Yulee Wilkinson, all, ™arine has succeeded in slipping Sacee . eee a cus 4 igs 3 | tags will go on stle D on a second count of assault. The/ charged with use of open pro-} through the British blockade to! #¢ seiaeye 5 mon. Core t The operation was declared to | ber 1 and that the sentences carry a 90 day Jail. fanity. | reach the French African port of geste Sr: ioe jhave been very successful, ; and} will oe : Penalty for failure to pay. { }Djibouti with supplies. t waa = = 3 ay ges ite }it is expected that Mr. Pinder niaigin Desmamer su 3 Tony Rosendo this morning 723 | (MMA French Somaliland, of. which | Position of Helsinki in the war and | will soon be on ‘the road to com- 3 mans sagt ordered to pay a fine of $25 and M Mark { Djibouti is the eapital, has. been added that =e to see that pole Tecovery. tion ~ costs on a charge of setting up and Bermuda jeat Market + under strict British blockade, and ; Position altered. ¢ | required to show fife cer- Read ‘on PAGE 4 peonditions there are said in France PEELE —_ ‘and registration card ;to be growing impossible. | OUR THANKSGIVING (By Asseciated Presx) WASHINGTO! v ish troops are Germans to cut th (By Associated Press) SAIGON, French Indo-China, Nov. 25.—Saigon radio today pic! ed up a message from Paris de- Brady’s (Live) Poultry * ;erated on yesterday morning in 25.—Fin- | used by the | ne of Amer-j Gerald Pinder, who was op-! the Jackson Memorial Hos- pital in Miami, is reported to be getting along as well as can be; t iF hy TERMED MOVE “MILITARY : The Nazis also cigimet speeded: lect sash by Robineau said he was as- Boe 23 ae eS Soe ee ee ee ae eee q ture of an important rai —_ “s 3 — { ' ; Ps a Ri SSSe: 5S Commissioners Approve Seoretary Hull Confers < : mg but described the Ganger as (Bs Anmertsted Preae. | On French Channel FUN and MORE FUN! j TODAY'S DO; 24 sHoppiNG DAYS to Chri ADVERTISEMENT and Egg Market ery es Bros. =~ $10.00 enhnthanthantit 7 , tO hristmas ecuuecsennnracarcaLAL S BRAS: i c ; TENNESSE MXM HILLBILLIES 4) 24 Enmerse co 500] ARRIVING SOON Now Appearing In Person At 4) 1° Concha Hotel ——___ 10.00 CARL OAD OF BICYCLES | Richard Arlen—Andy Devine jn | | Menofthe Timberland _ : Also: Comedy and Serial | PRIZE NITE ——— TONIGHT seececesoeses “Aa dntntndntntintndndntndndndnde)