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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-12
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE


Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of certain order
and decree of foreclosure and sale
made and entered on the 24th day
of July, A. ID. 1889, by the Honor
able Arthur Gomez, one of the
Judges of the Circuit Court of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of-the
State of Florida, in and for Mon.
roe County, in Chancery, in a cause
therein pending wherein Paul Boy
sen is the Complainant and Rex
ford Roberts and Hilda Roberts, his
wife; Robert Roberts and Maude
Roberts, his wife; Riva Lusk and
w. b. Lusk, her husband: Roberta
O'Brien and Vincent o,Brien, her
husband; Fannie Cash and Ira
Cash. her husband; Rosalie Menen-
dez, a widow: and all unknown
claimants having or claiming an In
terest in the real estate herein In
yolved, are defendants, foreclosure
of mortgage and other relief, the
undersigned Special Master in Chan.
Gerry will offer for sale and Will
sell at public auction, for cash in
hand, to the highest bidder, at the
front door of the County Court
House in the City of Key West,
Monroe County, Florida, during the
legal hours of sale, on Monday the
4th day of September, 1899, the fol-
flowing described real estate, situate,
lying and being in the County of
Monroe, State of Florida, described
as follows:
An undivided one half inter-
est in Lot 1, Section 19, Town
ship Co.. Range "a East, con-
tanning 93A Acres more or less.
and situated in Monroe County,
Florida. Together with all and
singular the tenements, heredi-
tanfents and appurtenanees
thereto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. sg.ls-
.s THOMAS S. CARO-,
Special Master in Chancery.
| AQUILINO LOPEZ, JR.,
Solicitor for Complainant.
aug5-12-1s-26; sept2, 1899
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WEATHER roREcAsr
fTin 7::3O 8. "a, Sundayl

I1ln lsOV ~. li.s 0GAAa0JS
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday,
probably scattered showers;
moderate south and southeast
winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Sunday; probably scattered
showers.
jacksonville to Florida Straits:
Moderate to fresh southeaserly
winds; partly overcast weather
tonight and Sunday with scattered
showers.
East Gulf: Shifting gales over
north portion this afternoon,
diminishing tonight and becom-
ing fresh to moderately strong
southeasterly Sunday and mod
crate south to southeast winds
over south portion; partly cloudy
to- overcast weather with scat
tered showers tonight and Sum
day.
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BRUINS AND PILLS
|. WIN CLOSE GAMES
YANKEES WALLOP ATHLET.
IcS: TIGERS EDGE OUT
BROWNS
fspeefal Is The ICitiren,

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Big
Bill Lee hung up his 18th victory
yesterday afternoon when he let
down Pittsburgh Pirates with six
hits as his teammates garnered
IL safeties off two Buc twirlers
fand took the game, 8 to 2. An
other close game in the National
League, and the only other one
splayed in the senior circuit, was
that between Philadelphia Phil
lies and New York Giants, which
the Pills won, 2 to |. The only
Giant score came home because
of two walks, an infield out and
sacrifice. Higbe pitched two
hit ball against the New Workers.
New York Yankees walloped
Philadelphia Athletics, 9 to 5,
with the aid of four errors by the
AS. Buck Newsom celebrated
his 31st birthday with a victory
over st. Louis Browns, 4 to 8.
Results of the games:
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OBSERVATIONS FROM
THE RLEACHERS
~ o. I. MILAN

Public opinion on the all-star
team to be selected to play the
Key West Conchs keep pouring
in and the latest and best team
yet suggested is the selection Of
BIackwelps Stopover Club. which
reached the writer's desk yester-
day afternoon.
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So many requests have been
received by mail, verbal and
otherwise, asking for a return
series between the Conchs and
Tampa All-Stars that Manager
Hamlin has been prompted into
wiring Virgilio Fabian CONCERN
ing possible chances of arranging
a three-game series for the La
Dor Day weekend. No answer
has been received as this goes to
press but the high hopes of the
average fan are that Tampa will
accept Mr.. Hamlin's terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESPONSIBLE MAN helped to
establish profitable permanent
business with exclusive terri
tory. Acorn Company, II Park
Ave-, New York. aug12-1tx
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The difference of the above
named team and that selected by
George Acevedo to play the
Conchs in a five game series to
begin next Sunday, August 20, is
very little and no doubt the
hustling Pirate outfieIder will
take that team in one Of the
games. George is out to win and
there will be no hesitation on his
part to strengthen his club from
time to time. "You can tell the
,oaseball-going public, said the
blonde headed youth, that there
win be no partially used in the
team selected to play the Conchs,
Only the best available players
will take part in the all-star ag-
gregation".
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FOUR BLIND OATES
By Edwin Rutf

YESTERDAY: Reviewing The
troops on the fdteful day Of the
party. zoe find Van Ripper Hdrk-
ness and Miss Dorothy South
enroTte to Long Island. trailed
bv Ape and the ChiseleT. Jumbo
and LuelIa are also on the iDdy--
Jumbo hauino made the weight
because Luella fired the scales.
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Senators for delivery in septem.

Tallahassee's Junior baseball
club won the American Legion
state title when it defeated West
Palm Beach, 8 to o. last week,
The state champions win meet
Columbia, S. c.. in the regional
tournament.
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WANTED

WANTED SET OF TWIN BEDS
with good springs and mat
tresses. Must be reasonable
and very clean. Apply Box R,
cIo The Citizen. augl2-1t
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FOURTEENTH. V-BOTTOM
CYPRESS BOAT; Four Horse
Johnson Cupboard Motor; Four
Life Preservers, One Fire Ex-
tinguisher; Pair of Oars and
Row Locks; Anchor with Rope;
Umbrella-all for $500. Apply
1917 Petronia Street. iun27-s
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY PEDRO AcUILAR

9N-NNNN
but Manager Hanlin of the
Conchs and Manager George Ace
vedo of the All-Stars have ar
ranged for their clubs to begin
a series on that date. Probably
the Growers and Blue Sox will
play on August n. Manager An
sci Barrow of the Growers. who
is great friend of most local
players, will be seen in action. At
one time he was great basket
ball player and all-around athlete
in the Homestead High.
Manager Nash Diaz, of the Ft.
Myers Caloosas, has just written
Manager Hamlin for a game here
during Labor Day, but the writ
err believes that Frederick's Mar
ket nine of Miami will play the
Conchs on that particular day, or
an All-Star team from Tampa
may journey here for series at
that time.
We predict victory for the Tro-
jams in their game with an ALI
Star team in Hollywood tomor-
row.
Pete Schall, secretary and
treasurer of the Florida State
League, will gather an All-Star
club from the circuit and tour
Florida. He expects to play in
Miami and Key West on the trip.
Baseball problem: Bases full,
two outs, batter hits ground ball
to right. Runner on third Stun
bles and runner from second
passes him and thus is called out.
Did the runner force the batter
out on base hit? No. This was
not a force play and batter gets
a hit.
Another problem: Batter hits
between short and third. Short
stop is in position to make the
play and retire the batter, but
third baseman comes over in
front of him and the ball bounds
off his glove. It would have
been a great play for the third
baseman. In scoring this, do you
take in consideration that the
shortstopman had a fairly easy
play had not the third baseman
crossed over? No. You can be
guided only by what the third
baseman did do. It sounds like a
base hit, but judgement plays
must be seen to be scored.
Still another problem: Men on
first and third. Man on first
runs to second, apparently beating
the catcher's throw, but shortstop
makes the catch and quickly
throws home without making any
effort to catch runner at second.
Man at the plate is out. 1t 1t a
stolen base for the man beating
the throw to second? No. It's a
double steal play and if'one man
is thrown out, the other runner
cannot be credited with stolen
base.
Batting averages for the first
half Of the Social League in Tam
pa show:
Lefty Britt, Loyal knights,
leading the pack with ACT; F..
Comparato, Cuban Club, AL; w.
Paz, .389; j. Schiro, .345. The
latter two players are members
of the Italian team. Chelo Cas-
tillo, former Key Wester, is hit
ting 1913. Guerra, 1903. These
are the 800 or more hitters. Dom
inguez, an infielder, and Mar
tinez, a pitcher, both Tampa play
ers, have signed up with Palatka
in the. Florida State League.
Players selected lat Coopers-
town. M. ". for a trim to Cuba
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FOR SALE

CORNER LOT 6Ox1O4 it., located
at Whitehead and Caroline
streets. Price, Reasonable. APP
ply, Pc. Box 675, Key West.
Fla. jly27- limo
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LOST

LOST - Yesterday somewhere
between sunrise and sunset,
two golden hours, each set with
sixty diamond minutes. No re-
ward is offered for they are
gone forever.-Horace Mann.
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FOR SALE-Bargain; Furnished
House, situated on two lots,
100x100 feet each. Apply to
1906 Virginia Street may25-tfs
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FOR SALE lots, each 5Ox10O.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $1,000. Apply
rear 1917 Petronia strees.
apr14-s
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CoCoANUT PALMS FOR SALE
CHEAP. Apply 140D White
street. aug7- 1wk
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We predict victory for the Tro-
jams in their game with an ALI
Star team in Hollywood tomor-
row.
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Leading hitter of the Florida
State League is West Of Daytona
Beach, catcher-manager of the
club. He is clipping fhe ball at
a pace Of .369 in 102 games. Alex
ander, first baseman-manager Of
the Sanford club. is second with
.355 in 50 games. Alexander was
the American League batting
champ in 1882. Dizzy Dean Of
Sanford IS the leading pitcher.
with Sid Hudson Of the same
club in second place. Both have
been sold to the Washington
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Pete Schall, secretary and
treasurer of the Florida State
League, will gather an All-Star
club from the circuit and tour
Florida. He expects to play in
Miami and Key West on the trip.
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Hadley, Gomez and Rosar; Pot
ter, Dean and Hayes.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Broken Promises
Cause Of Attack

SAN MATEO. Calf April Il.
tUP)-Joseph Lodato. old and lone
II. was booked for assault with in
tent to commit murder today after
firing a load of buckshot at his
sen-in-law. a minor political figure
and state secretary of the American
Latin league.
The 76 year old retired merchant
said he had given Sam Lodato. AZ,
mis- own first cousin and his daugh-
ters husband, $4,000 two years ago
IL return for promised support the
rest of his life.
The elder Lodato said he and his
son-in-law had not spoken since
shortly after that time and that
yesterday his anger broke loose
when he saw the younger man
dressed like millionaire" in front
of his home.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Central Speakers
Entertain Lions

Jack Gum and Eugene Adams,
members of Central's speech team
gave the program for the Ell Cen
tro Lions club at its meeting Tues
day noon in the Barbara Worth
hotel.
Communism as Threat to
Democracy was the topic of the
oration by Jack Gum, and Our
Democracy, the subject of Eugene
Adams talk
Central will send one represen-
tative to the county meet in Cali
patria Tuesday night and the win
ner of that meet will represent I'M
perial Valley at Santa Ana.
DR.. NJ c. Garfield was chair
man of the day and z. E. Stidham.
visiting Lion from San Bernardino,
sang a group of songs for the club
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12

SACRAMENTO, April u. (UP)-
A bill to legalize dog racing and
permit pari-mutuel betting went
to the assembly today with senate
approval despite charges dog racing
never has been "on the level and
never would be on the level under
this bill"
The upper house passed the mea-
sure 81 to II after its author, Sen
ator A. l.. Pierovich, R, Jackson,
claimed revenue from a four per
cent tax on the pari-mutuel handle
would amount to 100000 to So
100000 annually Pierovich also
urged passage of the bin as a
means of advancing the dog breed
ing industry and increasing en-
ployment.
Senators John Phillips, r.. Ban
ming, and Chris N. Jespersen, R,
Atascadero, led the attack on the
bill Phillips declared merchants in
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12

respondent in New York who re-
ferred to Dorothy Thompson as
that Florence Nightingale to sick
economic royalists
Mark Sullivan: . An eX-lib-
eral like Walter Lippman would
be missed for his personal dignity
and charm even if the world would
still manage nicely without the
pontifications that Waddle through
his worried columns
Frank r. Kent: delights in
cruel iibes and acidulous comment
that he will direct at a straw man
if one of flesh and blood is want
ing"
Boake Carter: could enter
any intellectual goldfish swallow
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12

Edison has ordered that no
changes involving additional costs
or delays are to be made in ships
under construction without his
specific authorization. Navy yards
and docks are being expanded and
needed tools and other facilities
are being improved
Other points in the plan include :
l. Anticipating congressional ac-
ton in voting construction funds
by calling for bids and plans on
standard type warships before the
appropriations are made.
2. Placing of duplicate orders for
machinery and accessory equipment
by construction firms, who hold
contracts for building warships.
Under the law, half of the ship
building program is allotted to pri-
Vate and navy yards each. BY Or
dering double machinery, time and
money can be saved when a COM
panion vessel is launched.
B. Intensification of apprentice
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12

ing contest
Raymond Clapper: One OF
the fairest, most objective and most
intelligent of them all
Frederic w Vile. G. Gould Lin
coin, Herbert w Agar, Ernest K.
Lindley and Howard Vincent
O'Brien ARE all able to write fairly
and to see both sides
Arthur Krock, "as we'll as a num-
Der of others have columns that
they fill capably, although Krock
sometimes permits himself to
nit too closely to the belt or lend
too credulous an ear to backstairs
gossip
Henry L. Mencken: Whatever
became of the crusty old Baron
of Baltimore"
Drew Pearson and Robert S. Al
len: write lively and on the
whole, interesting column of de-
pendable news and of legitimate
comment that is both entertaing
and timely
Joseph Alsop and Robert E.
iAA'eiiSi' JoiiioA9 Ia Aeo'ii' "4NS
range of worthwhile news and live
ly comment
Jay Franklin: Confines himself
largely to political news and COM
ment upon political attitudes. He
could be depended upon to ride
forth for the liberal cause even II
he had to ride alone"
Haywood Broun: A genial
philosopher who never pulls
his punches, even if he chuckles
as he lands on an eagerly out
stretched chin a liberal
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
State Senate Approves Dog Racing
Bill, Sends Measure TO Assembly

the Vicinities Of present illegal =
dog tracks were opposed to the
sport. and Jespersen charged dog
racing never has been on the
level and never would be on the
level under this bill"
The measure would limit racing
to 10 days a year in Los Angeles
county and in the area including
San Francisco and a territory with
in 20 miles of the city In other
counties, the act could allow only
IA days
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Only the Liberals Are
Good CoIumnists' '-Ickes

NEW YORK, April L. tUP) -
Secretary OF Interior Harold Ickes
told the New York Newspaper Guild
last night that newspaper column
lists might we'll do a little house
cleaning on their own account and
editors and publishers might do a
little fumigating of those columns
that. irresponsibly, they have turn
ed over to writer's who are no
credit TO their profession, and who
Go not add to the reputation of the
papers that flaunt them.o
The secretary called his address
"Colunnists and Calumnists."
He described leading columnists
thus:
General Hugh S. johnson: Les
ser men must stand in awe of an
inflexible conscience that compels
a man to do his duty, despite his
deep love for those whom he dis
ciDlines For my part, I would
that he loved me much, much less
than he does
Westbrook Pegler; He is am
using, fact that distinguishes him
from many other members of his
fraternity The more violently
and indiscriminately he may at
tack. the more sensitive he, him
self. is even to mild criticism
Walter LiPpman: :. The man
who, according to Margaret Mar
shall in The Nation, writes irrele-
Want or futile stuff in elegant
prose.
Dorothy Thompson: " has both
conviction and Vigor I had a
letter the other day from a COR
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Pershing Moves
To Sdnifariun1

TUCSON, April u. CUP)-Gen.
John J. Pcrshing and his sister.
Mae Pershing, today prepared to
move from their winter quarters
in a cottage of hotel here to a
desert sanitarium for a brief stay
before leaving about May l for the
east.
The move to The sanitarium,
where last year the 78-year-old
commander of the American Expe-
dictionary Forces suffered a serious
illness, was necessitated by closing
of the resort hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Highway Chamber
viii Meet Friday

LAGUNA JUNCTION, April r.
The Highway so Chamber of Com
merce will meet here Friday night
for regular business and enter
tainment program.
Walter Macdonald, president,
called directors meeting for 6:30
pm. Dinner will be served at 7 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Pasadena Mourns
Heroic Father

PASADENA, April y. up =
Lloyd Allison, heroic father who
gave his life in a vain effort to save
his two sons from a fiery death,
vas 10 be buried mere today with
the bodies OF his children, all vic
tins Of an Easter night fire that
destroyed the Allison home.
The 37-year-old father died last
night in St. LUke's hospital, where
his 10-year-old son was under
treatment for burns suffered be-
fore his father rescued him and
threw him through a window
The other children Wayne, 3. and
Glenn. 3. were burned 10 death
when the Allison home burned.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Elections Ordered
In Lumber Firms

WASHINGTON. April L 1UP)-
The National Labor Relations Board
today ordered collective bargainina
elections within % DAYS among en-
ployes at four Portland. Ore lum-
ber companies.
Workers al The Jones Lumber Co.
the B F. Johnson Lumber Co,
Portland Lumber Mills. and East
ern Western Lumber CO. will choose
between the AFL Lumber and Saw
mill Workers union and the CIO
International WoodWorkerS of
America.
The board said the four COM
panies had agreed 10 cease dis
couaging membership in the IVA.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Fish Now Turn ON
Light in Bobber

WASHINGTON. April u. tUp)-
Fishermen who now must reel II
their lines at sundown may profit
in enjoyment from a patent issued
to William S. Goertzen of Newton
Kansas.
Goertzen has perfected a night
fishing bob with a flashlight in il
operated entirely by the fish. The
switch on the flashlight is at
tached 10 the hook end of the line
and when the fish bites. he turns
on the light That's the SIGNAL to
reel him in.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Bailey foLeave
Valley May 1sf

RuSsel BaIley. director Of the
State Employment service in I'm
perial county. will leave FL Centre
May l to accept his duties as city
civil service director in San Diego.
His appointment was confirmed
"Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12

and other personnel training need
ed in the building program.
4. Stepping up naval aircraft pro
curement, with the rate being
raised from $50 annually TO 500
planes during the next fiscal year.
The nayy'S authorized pla n
strength is 5000. It has about 2l52
now
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Mrs. DC. Scott
Enterfains at
Easter Party
MELOLAND NOTES

A centerpiece of spring flowers
surrounded by colored eggs. fluffy
chickens and Easter eggs formed
pretty table decorations Saturday
evening when Mr.. and Mrs D. c.
Scott entertained at dinner. In the
bridge game which followed, Mrs.
Dwight Smith and William Griffin
won prizes for high score and Mrs.
Ward McGreW and Dwight Smith
low. Enjoying the evening with the
SCOTS were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs Ward McGreW, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Luckenbill, Ma
dame Ethel O'Neil, Charles ONeil,
and William Griffith.
Evelyn McGreW was hostess To a
sub-deb club of Junior girls Tues
Cay evening. After a delicious buf-
fet supper, the regular meeting Of
the club was held. Members pres
ent included Rosie Fiore, Frances
Aaron, Lenore HaWley, Rosalind
Thompson, Roberta Bartholomew,
Barbara Robertson. Helen Bishop,
Ernestine Bruton. Wanda Brown,
Jane Allinder, Bernice Russell, and
Geraldine Ordonez.
Mrs. Joe Jacobs and daughter,
Rachel, of Orange were guests of
the w. II Palmers several days last
week
eliminating trip to Guaymas,
Mexico with seventy-three other
members of the Sierra club, Miss
Ida Petit of Los Angeles, Miss Mary
Sprott of Porterville. and Miss Hell
en- Simpson of Berkeley stopped for
q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Farley Saturday night Miss Petit
and Mrs. Farley were girlhood
friends in Massachusetts,.
The Ward McGreW and [, w.
McGreW families enjoyed a visit
last week from Mrs. Earl Crawford
ana daughter Peggy of Orange.
Visitors at the Ralph Engebretson
home the latter part of the week
included Mrs. Engebretson's sister,
Miss Helen Strickler, Miss Mar
garita BroWni and Peter Granger
all of Los Angeles.
HomeWard bound after a tour of
Arizona. Miss Gene Gilbert, Miss
Marjorie Reitz, Prof. Paul Tibbetts,
Prof. David H. Heydenburk and
Chester Padgett, musicians from the
Bible Institute were guests at the
Isaac Mcbride home Wednesday
and Thursday nights. Mrs. Tib-
betts, mother of Prof Tibbetts, was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Meyer
Participating in a family CO.
operative dinner Easter at the Berg
stedt home in BraWley were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward McGrew and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Harris of Ell Cen
tro. John Bjorgum and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Bergstedt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Palmer are
spending several days at Mrs. Palm
er's family home in Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forsberg,
Betty and George Forsberg were
dinner guests Sunday at the Harold
Forsberg home.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Earl Maddox home were Mrs Ezell
Russell, Mrs. Gene Mitchell and
small daughter of FL Centro.
After visiting several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Scott, Madame
Ethel O'Neil, Charles ONeil and
William Griffith left Monday for
their homes in Los Angeles On
Sunday, Mrs. Julia Bracket was
also a dinner guest of the SCOTS
and DR.. and Mrs. w w. Apple were
afternoon callers.
SELL Farm Produce Through
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12
Novy Cuts Tope.
Speeds Building

WASHINGTON, April T. (UP)-The navy is attempt
ing to accelerate the mubiion dollar construction pro-
gram today by elimination of red tape and delays
The 'speed up program under the personal direc-
ton of Assistant Secretary of the Navy Charles Edison
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-12

Mrs. Joe Jacobs and daughter,
Rachel, of Orange were guests of
the w. II. Palmers several days last
week
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-03
Ed LARSON RECEIVES
SpRAIN WHILE SKIING

Another skier bit the dust when
Ed Larson, Alaska Juneau Mine EN-