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La gaceta., 1938-03-07

H H
rios, protestaban contra las ex-
yecisa rentas y constituencies
te rdemandaban reducciones de
SUI importe.
FL Captain Boycott, instruia
demands Y embargos, ponia en-
practica ell desahucio, y de todas
maneras trataba de recaudar los
alquilereS por los medios lega-
les, pero los inquiiinos lucha-
ban a brazo partido para defen-
derse de los ataques del recau-
dador Captain Boycott. Uno de
los medios usados por las victi-
mas del captain, fue no prestar-
lie servicios de ninguna clase,
destruyendo las cercas de pie
Ira de sus fincas y dejando en-
iberia da sus ganados.
Para ponerse a salvo ell Capt.
an Boycott hugo hacia otros lu-
sares, para encontrar que Ell las
oosadas y hoteles Sc negaban a
'ecibirle y no lie permitian AGO.
nodarse nj en- los establos. Do
lulera que Sc presentaba sc lie
lacia ell mismo recibimlento.
rodas las personals, mujeres,
hombres y ninos, lie volvian las
espaldas y lie negaban ell saludo.
Este metodo effective de ARE
CLAN las diferencias Sc hizo muy
eonocldo con ell nombre de boy
como un "grande honor
para el hombre a quiea por pri-
mera veg Sc lie habia APPLICABLE.
I'll uso del vocablo Sc extern
do con los amos hasta que la
palabra boycott" Sc convirti6
en- generica Y admitida en- ell die
ingles, y tambien en- los
de otros idiomas.
J. r.. s.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07
DONATIVO

Jose Alfonso, de Lakeland
nos remite un giro, de $1.00, y
una carta que dice: Sr. Victo
riano Manteiga.
Muy senior milo y estimado ca
ballero: Adjunto lie remito un gi
70 por valor de un peso, para los
Refugiados de Asturias en- Bar
celona. Atendiendo a la llamada
urgente, contribuyo con 10 que
me es possible.
Quedo de uSted. atento s. S.
Jose Alfonso.
Muy apreciada su generoSi
dad.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07
NOTAS SOCIALES
J. r. s..

Ell Cabaret
! La secci6n de recro y adorno
del Centre Asturiano Sc anot6
IN gran triunfo, ell sabado, con
el Cabaret en- honor de la reina
de beleza Y sus damas de honor.
Noche de algeria v de 6xito,
avalorada por la presencia de
bellisimas senoritas y senoras,
enthusiasts colahoradoras del
Centre.
Ell programa anunclateo, de
primer orden, Sc cumpli6 al pie
de la letra por la orquesta Don
Francisco y La Tropical.
Para las ~orquestas hubo mu-
chos aplausos, no solo por ell me-
rito del programa sine porque
supieron complacer a la juven-
tud.
Oar una lista de nombres Sc
ria incurrir en- lamentables omi-
stones.
Nuestr0s mejores elementos
sociales habian separado mesas
! asistieron.
A los pies de la reina, Srta.
Rosa Alfonso ponemos un salu-
do de alto precio. Lo mismo de-
con r%eferencia a sus da-
mas de honor.
Dignas son elias, por 10 que
representa- y sus virtudes per-
sonales, de todos los elogios y
homenajes.
La nueva secci6n de recreo,
presidida por ell j6ven Jose He
via, puede sentirse satisfecha Y
la congratulamos.
(PGsc a Ia 10. pd0.)
La gaceta., 1938-03-07
LA B r DE LA
Ola DE TAMPA
Ell COMITE FEMENINO

Sc reunira esta noche, Ell Ell
centric Obrero, ell Comite Feme-
nino. ----.
La semana de cuestaci6n ex-
traordinaria a favor de Astu :
las Sc completara hoy.
I'm cargamento de ropa, de
gran tamano, Sc prepare por ell
oomite con la valiosa coopera :
sion de Encarnaci6n Rosete y
otras companeras.
Ruega la presidenta, Sra. Car
men Ramirez, que asista ell ma
yor ndmero possible de compane
las.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07
T PELEARA
CON LANCASTER

New York, Mario Joey
Fontana, pdgil de esta ciudad,
Sc batira manana martes con
Jimmy Lancaster, de Whining
ton, Delaware.
Sera un combate a ocho asal-
tos. En- ell mismo programa, tam
bien a 8 asaltos, Solly Kriegerm
ell favorito de Brooklyn, peso
medic, Sc enfrentara con Stan :
ley Ha5rato.
FRANKIE WALLACE Sc BA
TIRA EN-
La gaceta., 1938-03-07
r A MARINlELLO

Ell secretario del Comite Po-
Dular Democratico de Socorro a
Espana, Pedro Ramirez Moya,
lie escribi6 aver una carta al DR..
Juan Marinello, ell ilustre cuba :
no, expresandole ell deseo del
oomit6 de que llegue a Tampa
81 microbes % de MARIO.
La invitaci0n Sc ha hecho ex-
rensiva a la esposa de Marine
10, una inteligente educadora Gu
bana.
Ell viaje de Marinello Sc ha-
1ia demorado no por voluntad
lei Comite, sino por compromi-
sos que e. habia contraido en- Gu
ba.
Despues de la vista de Mari
nell vendran a Tampa, invita- :
dos por ell Comite ,el joven Leo
nardo Fernandez Snchez, conf
sario de una brigada en- ell fren-
..e de Madrid, cubano de naci :
miento, y ell Sr. Avelino Coma
lez Mallaa, exalcalde de Oviedo.
Luego de esas visitas proba :
blemente Sc pasara una invita-
cion al DR.. Ramon Grau San
La gaceta., 1938-03-07

Cleveland, Mario 7.-El nota
BILE pugil local frankie Walla-
ce, del peso ligero, Sc batira Ell
jueves, en- una arena local, con
Harry Weekly, de Alliance, pue
bio del estado de Ohio.
La gaceta., 1938-03-07

Musterole, prsparada con Aosits
puro de mostaxa y ctros activos In
k~rvdientos producira los, mismos
eseetos Que el antigao parcha do
mogtaxa. ain deJar ampoiiAs.
Musterole suele aliviar con prom
titud bronquitis. dolores de gMrxAn-
"a, toaes. resfriados. nsurnlgiAa.
oongestlohes, reumatiBmos. torcedu-
ras, Dolores musculAres contusio-
nea, y toda clase de males Y doio-
res. Tiene poder haata para evitar
Las pulmonfaB. Vendesa On todAn
las droguerias, 8bc y csc, en-
Jarroa y en- Tunos. TAmano De hea~
gttal %.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-20

You're sure to find your favorite kind of whiskey in the Schenley family, at what ever price you wish to pay - they're all there. imported and domestic; from Scotch and Rum to good old American Bourbon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
TWO TAX LIENS
ARE FILED HERE

Two tax liens under the Inter
nal Revenue Law were filed this
week. February IS. IN United
States Court, and filed BY Deputy
Clerk c. Rodney Gwynn-
One of these, against Raoul
Garcia has been acted on by rep
resentatives Of the government
and Mr.. Garcia stated yesterday
that he was going 70 place the
matter in the the hands Of an al
torney.
The other was filed against Al
bino Morales and wife Nellie
Morales, jointly and severally-.
The amount assessed against
them is SCOTS. This matter has
been placed by the defendants IN
the hands of Judge William v.
Albury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Cuba Arrives From Tampa

Steamship Cuba, of the P. and
o. S S. Co., arrived this morning
6 o'clock from Tampa with q first
cabin and one second cabin pas
Senger for Key West; 104 first
cabin passengers for Havana. A
total of 1872 passengers.
Key West arrivals: Mrs J.
Brown, leila Smiley, F. L. Doug
las, Mrs. Douglas. c. B. Zefier, c.
T. Walker, w. L. Adams, A J.
LAWYER. w. L. Rowan, 1. c. Brad
ley, A. E. Estes, N. D. Cas-, Faith
er McCreery, L. F. Nebber. Mrs.
Nebber, NJ Ortt, Mrs. Ortt, w.
Ortt, Mrs. Ortt, ]. Hoff, Michael
HOff, Joan Hoff, Ella Sturtz, G.. r.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Kew West Park

Last chance to enjoy entertain
ment at Key West Park is offered
tonight, Friday and Saturday al
this amusement center This or
ganization will close Saturday
night for the season and IS max
ing every effort to have Key
WeSters come out and take .ad-
vantage of the last three days and
nights.
For a Grand Finale, Key
West Park is presenting a brand
new attraction. Mabelle Mack
trained mules and Wild West Cir
Gus is now being featured as the
star attraction at the Park Jimmy
and Alice Foster of Ken May
nard'S Western movie star troupe
will perform trick and fancy rop-
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17

In addition to the above there
will be in the antique display
divers small pieces entered by in
dividuaIs, such as old vases, china,
porcelain, occasional chairs, what
nots. etc. Mrs. Kirke Saks that
persons having antiques to be en-
tered communicate with her, and
she suggests that interesting,
beautiful groups can be made up
consisting, perhaps, OF an old
lamp, table and pieces of china
arranged to form pleasing old
fashioned picture. This could be
worked out according to individ-
ual taste and would add immeas-
urably to the charm and beauty
of the Flower Show. Pieces en-
tered will at all times be taken
good care of. There will be a
Waterman on constant duty at the
Industrial Lighthouse Building
No. l. where the Flower Show
viii be held.
In the past years the Display OF
Cacti has been of very great IN
terest. This is in the capable
hands of Mrs. P. d. Holloway,
who grows scores of varieties of
cactus as a hobby. This year
there will be shown cacti from
Southern California, Mexico
Texas. Cuba and South America.
All of these species. transplanted,
will grow here. Mrs. Holloway
will be pleased to hear from any
persons who have cactus they
would ike to enter for the Flow
er Show, and requests them to
telephone her at 247. She hopes
to arrange the display in a rock
garden effect, and viii welcome
suggestions regarding this.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17

Annual Fashion Show, spon-
sored by the Junior and Senior
Woman's Clubs, benefit for the
Public Library. viii be held to-
night at the Casa Marina Hotel.
Promptly at nine o'clock the
models viii begin the fashion
revue. Each model viii walk
along the walk from the ballroom
door to the beach and back, ex-
hibiting all colors and styles of
dresses from the most severe to
the most elaborate fashions. They
viii include sport, morning. after
noon and evening dresses. the
gowns made available through
the courtesy of Appelrouth. Aron-
ovitz, Joe Pearlman. Holtzberg.
department stores. and the Old Is
land Trading Post.
Brilliant spotlightS and colored
lights viii make a most colorful
scene. And a full golden moon
viii illuminate the Show.
Seats will be available for all
who wish to attend. The seats
will be arranged along the walk
and there win be no charge for
those attending. However. dona-
tons for the Public Library viii
be accepted. il is stated.
The show viii last an hour and
fifteen minutes and Immediately
following there viii be rhumba
exhibition by Gerald Pinder and
partner after which there viii be
dancing to the Casa Marina or
chestra on the dansant square.
The models are all from the
Junior woman's Club and are
Clara Landlord. ALICE Curry, Ca
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Exhibition OF Antiques Is
Planned For FIorOer SholU
By NINA LESLIE cALLEJA)

In addition to the many dis
plays of flowers and plants to be
shown at the Key West Flower
Show, which viii open on Friday,
February Is, continuing through
Sunday, February 81, there viii
be a most interesting and instruc-
tive exhibition of antiques.
Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke,
who is in charge of this exhibit,
will have several of her famous
pieces in the display, including
the celebrated relic, DR.. Mudd's
tea set, which he used during his
long incarceration in Tortugas
prison. This tea set has been the
subject Of many articles in news
papers throughout the country,
has been photographed many
times. and just now is being writ
ten about at some length in a
Washington, D. c., publication.
Another valuable piece to be
shown is Mrs. Kirke's English
Sheffield Plate samovar. dating
from about 1850. this having been
retrieved by divers from the
sunken wreckage of a sailing ship
that was set upon and sunk by
pirates just off Key West. The
divers. in search of gold bars,
found the samovar so corroded as
TO be unrecognizable as to ma
terial, and brought it UP believ-
ing it to be gold plate.
Also included in Mrs. Kirke's
collection is tea set from China.
an heirloom originally brought
here by a sea captain of olden
time in the China trade, whose
home was in Key West in 1928.
She has, too, an unusually inter-
esting, if small, group of sea shells
collected by DR.. Mudd while he
was on Tortugas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Severe And Elaborate GotUns
For Fashion ShoU Tonight

mile Pierce. Mrs. Orlando Cara
ballo, Barbara Carey. Anita Berk-
owitz, Mrs. Joseph Lopez Juanita
Mayg. Mrs. Arthur Sheppard, Jr-,
Susan La Kin, Solita Cobo. Mrs.
Don Williams, Ada Rodriguez,
Mrs. Robert Dopp. Mrs. Vincent
Cremata, Mrs. z. E Patterson,
Mary Fac McClannahan. DOLLS
Burchell. Nellie Louise Russell.
Mrs. Robert Thompson, Clara
Yates, Louise Delaney, Rae
Louise Russell, Martha Carbonell,
Marguerite Page, Xenia Hoff, Vir-
GINA Perez, Theresa Sullivan,
Edith Moffat, Rita Pinder. Joan
MacMullen, Carmen McBeth,
Mrs. L. T. BragaSSa. Alicia Ar
mayor.
Mrs. o. S. Long is director of
the Show and has dressed the
models.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Moving Pictures
To Be Shown

Monday night at 800 the
Junior-Senior High School PIT.
A will present Mr.. Jacob Schrei-
Der and his moving pictures of
Key West at the Harris School
Auditorium
The affair is open to the pub
lie.
Mr.. Schneider is weekly receiv-
ing new films from Chicago.
which he has been taking in Key
West and having developed there.
His films are a marvellous ar
rangement of the beauteous spots
in Key West and some of the in
teresting people of the town
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Observation-Disclosures
ENTERTAINMENT
. seos0eeesssssssssesssss



Dancing at it's Best" and the
only floor show In towns the
double feature nightly of the Ha-
bana-Madrid Club, Key Vests
brightest night spot.
Cocktail hours during the after
noon while Pepito teaches the
real Cuban Rhumba to one and
all is proving to be very popular
attraction with those visiting the
club during the day.
Saturday night is Opportunity
Night at the club with dancing
and floor show in honor of the
American Legion. This will be
the biggest night of thrills pre-
sented by the club this season.
Call early for your reserva-
tons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Ozark Due Tomorrow

Steamship Ozark, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, is due to arrive
tomorrow morning from Jackson
vile and Miami, will discharge
and sail for New Orleans Anoth-
er vessel of the same line, the
BrazoS, is due to arrive tomorrow
from Galveston, en- route to Key
West and New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
S OC IAL / @ ~ {
ACTIVITIES Aa1
Social Calendar

THURSDAY
Annual Fashion Show. sponsor
ed by Senior and Junior
Woman's Clubs. 8 P. NJ Casa
Marina.
FRIDAY
Official visit of Worthy Grand
Matron of Grand Chapter
O.E-S. of Florida to Fern
Chapter No. q. 7:30 P. NJ
Scottish Rite Hall.
Entertainment by boys of St.
Joseph's School 8 P. NJ.
Convent Auditorium.
o.
SATURDAY,
Annual Picnic of Fern Chapter
No. 81 OE-S. Sugarloaf Key.
Membership Dance 10 P. M
Key West Country Club.
o.
MONDAY
Meeting, Music Guild. 8 P. NJ
Oversee Hotel Salon.
Natural Color Moving Pictures
of Key West through courtesy
of Jacob Schneider under aus
pices of Junior-Senior High
School PIT. A 800 P. NJ
Harris School Auditorium
TUESDAY,
Ladies Night, Stone Church
Service Club. $50 P. NJ.
Stone Church Annex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17

Shaw. H. B. Lindsay. w. Miles,
John Bize, Preston Koran.
On the manifest of the vessel
the following items were shown:
20 tons of freight and three sacks
of mail for Key West; three tons
of freight and five sacks of mail
for Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
coLoRED CHURCH
SERVICE TONIGHT

The weely service program of
Newman NJ. E Church viii be
held tonight at Bethel Church.
A program has been arranged
to be carried out IN connection
with the service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TRANSPORTATION


Tanker Alabama, of the Texas
Company, which arrived in port
11:55 yesterday morning. locked
at the Porter Dock Company's
main pier and discharged 10000
barrels of fuel oil, sailed last eve
ming $50 o'clock for Tampa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Sinz?

Stenographer = Howja spell
sense?
Employer - Dollars and cents.
or horse sense
Stenographer - Well. like 4
amt seen him sence-."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17

Say, Nom, was Baby sent
down from Heaven?"
Yes, Son"
Il guess they like to have
things quiet up there, huh, Mont"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17
Today's
Anniversaries

1740-John Sullivan, Revolu-
tionary general. New Hampshire
jurist and statesman, political or
ganizer, born at Somersworth, N.
H. Died Jan. %, 1795.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17

1766-ThomaS r. Nautilus. Eng
liSh clergyman and political eco
nomiSt, who proposed to limit the
increase of population by dis
couraging marriage and other
wise. born. Died Dec. %, 1884.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-17

1816-Alfred Holbrook, Ohio
normal school founder, Middle
West pioneer in teacher training,
born at Derby. Conn. Died April
16, 1909.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-16
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-It Is almost fun these days to cover a Republican National Committee meeting-fun for the first time in six years.
 It is no fun to attend funerals, and Republican meetings for six years have been funerals, no less. Forlorn faces told forlorn stories and made forlorn predictions of party victory, when all the while everybody knew there wasn't a ray of honest optimism. Now the party faces, once so long, are positively glowing.
 There are other changes, too.
 Some of the party leaders have abandoned their effort to make the party sound liberal-that is, too liberal.
 The last election looked to the Republicans like at least partial repudiation of liberalism as de- fined by President Roosevelt. The
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-16

dent Roosevelt today said amid talk that Harry l.. Hopkins might be the new Secretary of Commerce, said he had not made up his mind yet as to Cabinet replacements.
 The resignation of Attorney Gen. eral Cummings and Secretary of Commerce Roper leaves two vacan- cies.
 The President also said he could not tell when the Cabinet appoint ments would be made, neither the appointment. to the Supreme Court
 United States Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach, Democrat from the state of Washington, has been among those mentioned for the bench but there has been no indi- cation as to whom the President has in mind
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-16
Santa Claus Gag Worked;;
 Costs $4,000
Montana Farmer FIeeeed by Two SeIf-Styled
 PhiIanthropists

BILLINGS, Mont, Dec. 1.-Two self styled philanthropists, W o fleeced their Santa Claus of $4,000 in cash, after persuading him to dis tribute $3O,OO0 as Christmas presents to needy families in Laurel, are being sought in Montana and Wyo- ming.
 John Fox, 58, retired farmer, told the Sheriff that two men selected him to act at Santa Claus because they thought him to be an honest man.
 The two men however insisted that he put up $4,000 in cash, which he posted with them as mark of good faith, but before the $30,00O was handed to him, they disap- peared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-16
NAzI5 TURNING EYES L0NGINGLY TOWARD UKRAINE
New Move Toward "Stdte- less Ukranidns Believed
 of Great Significance

BERLIN, Dec. Is. - Newspapers here today carried a short an- nouncement that all "stateless" Uk- ranians had been asked to send their names and personal data to the "Ukranian Confidential Office which takes care of stateless Ukran- ians living within Germany.
 The announcement was of possibly portentous significance in view ot Germany's growing interest in the Ukraine in the Soviet Russian Re- public and that it involved those declined to become Soviet Russian citizens.
 The press notice indicated the Nazis were turning their attention increasingly to Ukraine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-16
OPINION DIVIDED

HENDAYE, Dec. 16-DeciSion of the Spanish Insurgent Gen. Franco to restore all civil rights and prop critics to former King Alfonso has sharply divided opinion, according to reports.
 It is not believed the former King would return to Spain, also there is much opposition to returning Spain to monarchy
 The decree passed by the Coun- cil of Ministers would give Alfonso "all rights that correspond him as a citizen of Spain"
 One side of the Insurgents said this is the first step toward restor- ing a Bourbon monarchy backed by Gen. Franco but Spanish circles in Rome, where Alfonso is living doubted whether he will return soon to Spain as the result of the decree
 It is said that all RoyalistS are agreed that Prince Juan, 9. rather than Alfonso himself, who is 52 would be the best for Spanish King
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-16
HOPKINS MAY SUCCEED ROPER IN CABINET FOR
 pURp0SE5 OF POLITICS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Word is circulated on Capitol Hill that Harry L. Hopkins, WPA Administrator, is in line to succeed Secretary of Com merce Daniel C. Roper, whose resig- nation yesterday and acceptance by President Roosevelt, created intense interest
 One prominent Democratic Sena- tor, who declined to be quoted by name, predicted that Hopkins will be appointed in the vacancy ito build him up" for the Presidential nomination in 1940.
 The Senator, often critic of the Administration policies, said he is convinced that President Roosevelt believes Hopkins more nearly rep resents his views than any other na- tionally prominent Democrat. This Senator said that if Hopkins is placed in the Cabinet and given a chance to demonstrate he can work in cooperation with business men, his political stature will be en- hanced.
 Although occasional resignation rumors have touched every member of the Presidents Cabinet, chief speculation today shifted to the War Department where long reported rumors claim Secretary Harry H. Woodring will soon step out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-16

With a southeast gale blowing at the scene of the Patterson wreck to- day, rescue of the eighteen surviv- ors went into its fifth day of stale mate, with the Coast Guard mercy ships Haida and Morris proceeding to Yakutat for conference, and seaplane pilot Shell Simmons turned back by the prevailing bad weather on another flight with food for the camp.
 Advices received by the Customs House today from the cutter Haida said "seas are very rough this morn- ing, and 1t is impossible to make landing today. Guides on Morris say high rivers make walk to Lituya Bay from survivors camp imprac- ticable.
 will proceed to Yakutat with Morris for conference, expecting to arrive at 2::3O this afternoon and change personnel"
 Pilot Simmons was to have flown hundred pounds more of groceries to the scene today with axes. cig- arettes, smoking tobacco, "snuse," two rolls of toilet tissue and eighteen suits of oilskins.
 Low visibility and southeast gale reports caused Simmons to decide against the trip and he turned back from Hirst.
 It is indicated from the Haida wires to the Customs House here that Navy bombers may be asked to fly a rescue party to Dry Bay, twenty miles mort of Sea Otter Creek and the survivors camp. Simmons was to have flown to Yakutat today, thirty miles north of Dry Bay to meet the Haida and report on the possibilities of ferrying survivors by air out of Dry Bay, to Yakutat and the wait ing Haida, or the Morris.
 The Navy was asked also as to the possibility of dropping tarpaul- ins and stores at the Patterson wreck along with light stoves and pipes
 Flashlight messages from the beach camp to the Haida last night said the shipwrecke9 men were bet ter than yesterday