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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-14
WRECK BELIEVED
GERMAN TENDER
tBy Associated Press,

DAYTONA BEACH. Nov. IA
A large portion of a radio cabin
was washed ashore here today,
confirming belief that NaZi ship,
possibly a submarine tender.
had been wrecked by a storm
nearby Old waterfront men
pointed out that barnacles on
the wreckage showed it had been
IN the water sometime. They
believe that recent Caribbean
storms caused the wreck.
Planes securing an area north
of Jamaica found many oil sticks
but no signs of any wreckage In
the past few weeks brushes and
other equipment with Nazi in
sigma have been washed ashore.
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C.C.C. COnvaleScent Camp
Opens Tomorrow At Fort

C.C.C. Convalescent Camp will
be opened at Fort Taylor tomor-
row under the direction of Camp
Commander A. L. Jones, who is
in the city now and getting
everything in readiness for the
opening tomorrow.
Facilities of the camp will
provide for sixty patients.
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BATTERY TO HOLD
TARGET PRACTICE

Webster F. Putnam, Jr., Major.
18th Coast Artillery, Adjutsnt,
today advised The Citizen that
Battery "E" and Detachments.
would conduct target practice
with the automatic pistol on the
range at Fort Taylor Wednes-
day morning, tomorrow. starting
at $50 o'clock and lasting until
11:30.
The danger area will be about
1000 yards south of the fort.
Small boats operating in this vi
cinity are advised to proceed
with caution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-14

Notice of the proposed opening
of the camp appeared in The Citi-
zen of November 6, following a
discussion with Lieutenant Colo
mel j. d. MacMullen, U.S.A. COM
handing officer of Harbor De-
lenses of Key West.
The Citizen was told this morn
ing at the barracks by Com
mander Jones that everything is
in readiness at the camp. DR.. I.
F. Fuchs, surgeon, will be in
charge of the medical depart
ment at the camp, and there will
be ten men there as permanent
camp operators.
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C0Ind. HOey To Release
Increased Program Soon

Survey is underway at present
by naval forces under Comman-
der G. B. Hoey planning to re-
build the naval dispensary build
ing at the Station.
Commander Hoey said that in
few weeks details of a large
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-14
BOYS BAND WILL
REHEARSE TUESDAY

George Mills White, supervisor
of the Florida Music Project in
this area. said this morning that
rehearsals of the Boys Band have
been changed from Wednesday
to Tuesday night and that re-
hearsals under the new arrange
ment will prove satisfactory, it
was understood.
Tuesday night win prove the
best night in the week for this
activity, and it is expected that
the so members of the group will
be able to attend all of the re-
hearsals regularly.
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MUSSO|iIi Leads Move
To Form Large Bloc
Of Balkan Countries
~ 9 s. ~ - IS. q - -.
CITIZEN WILL POST
ELECTION RETURNS
AT OFFICE TONIGHT

Residents of Key West are
invited to congregate before
the bulletin board in front of
The Citizen office tonight TO
witness posting of election
returns which will be gather
ed al regular intervals from
the various polling places.
Returns will be tabulafed
by wards. showing votes for
the candidates at time of
contact with the polls. First
returns will probably come
in at approximately $500
o'clock.
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1878 PITCHERS

NEWTONVILLE, Mass.-Mrs.
Lue Stuart Wadsworth of this
city has perhaps the largest col
lection OF pitchers in the world
1878 of them, ranging in capacity
from one drop to one gallon.
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TAPPING WIRES

WASHINGTON, Nov. I4.-Fed-
eraI officers are today attempting
70 assert their right to tap wires
IN prosecution of their official du
ties to rid the nation of crime.
Lloyd Stricken, famed criminal
lawyer, and a corps of other
lawyers, are challenging the
right in court.
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FAVORS FLEMING
my Associated I'ressn

tDy Associated Ptessl
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA
President Roosevelt is said to
favor appointment of Phillip
Fleming as administrator of
Wage and Hours group.
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Key West. Florida, has the
most equable climate IN the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
NAvY0FU.S.
 GIVEN BOOST
Present Building Program Will Make If Ade-
 quafe Force

BOSTON Dec. 12.-The retired former Commander of the United States Asiatic fleet Admiral Tar nell says he believes the United States Navy will be adequate at the end of the present building program
 The Admiral was questioned be- fore his speech to the Massachus- sets branch of the American Bu- reau for Medical Aid to China. He said the United States was not necessarily in need of a so-called two ocean navy, but rather an ade- quate one.
 Discussing briefly the Sino- Japanese war, Admiral Yarnell said that in his opinion Japan could never control China He called the Japanese bombing of Chinese cities military stupidity
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
GOV. GRUENING TO SPEAK FOR
 W0MAN'S CLUB
Will Be Guest af Re -Dedi- ldfion Program on
 Friday Evening

Dr. Ernest Gruening, Alaska's new Governor, will be the guest speaker of the Juneau Woman's Club at a Re-Dedication Day program, in the auditorium of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. The meeting is open to the general pub lie, and a cordial invitation is ex- tended to the people of Gastineau Channel to attend and hear Gov. Gruening on this occasion, which will mark his first appearance at a public meeting in the Territory. The program will be broadcast.
 Part of a Territory wide observ- ance. the program will be patriotic in theme, commemorating the Hath anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights of the National Constitution. It is a call to good citizens everywhere, irrespective of party affiliations to re-dedicate themselves to the principles of this great document of personal liberty, to take stock of the blessings ac- corded to them under the American way of government.
 Sponsored by the Alaska Fedora tion of Womens Clubs, through it's affiliate organizations, programs of similar nature will be given in ev- cry town in Alaska, where there is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
MOVIE STAR D. FAIRBANKS
 DIES TODAY
Don Juan of FiImdom for Many Years Suteumbs
 fo Heart Attack

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. l2. - Douglas Fairbanks Sr., who reached film fame with his spectacular ath- letics, died in bed of a heart attack at the age of 56.
 The dashing Don Juan was for 15 years the ranking male star of pictures.
 He succumbed after one day ill., ness at his beach home in Santa Monica, with his widow, the former Lady Sylvia Ashley at the bedside.
 His broth CT Robert and son Douglas Jr., were called few min- utes before Fairbanks died at one a. m. today, but they failed to reach the bedside before death.
 Intimates of the family said Lady Ashley is prostrated and under the care of physician She is describ- ed as taking the death very hard.
 Tn contrast to his career, Fair banks recent life had been quiet and retiring. He was seen occas- ionally at Hollywood functions, and only last Saturday was in the best of spirits when he attended a foot ball game.
 He didn't complain of illness un- til yesterday morning, but even when he suffered a slight heart attack in the afternoon, physicians did not consider his condition serious.
 The famed film star was born in Denver, Colorado.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
NAzI ARMY FOUGHT OFF
 BY BRITISH
First Direct Engagement Is Reported as Victory
 for King 5 Men

PARIS. Dec. 12.-British troops disclosed today they had repulsed an attack by three sections of Nazi troops, the first direct engagement reported for the B ri tish on the Western Front.
 The battle occurred between Nazi and British troops Sunday when the Britishers threw back an at tack south of Buschdorf near the Moselle River alley, according to military dispatches.
 The sector was recently taken over by the British.
 Comparatively heavy German losses are reported, with the Brit ish reporting in turn. no dead. none wounded, none lost as prisoners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
ANOTHER WAR REPORT

COPENHAGEN, Dec. l2.-A cor- of the Stockholm Aften- bladet reports Russian troops in Finland are advancing rapidly near Suomussalmi where the Soviet force is driving westward in Fin lands narrowest point
 His report, telephoned from Hyry. 13 miles west of Suemussalmi, says that section has been cleared of civ- ilians and the area taken over by the Finnish military. A major en- gagement is expected in the region 
 The correspondent also said the Russians are reported advancing southwest from Sally toward the head of the Gulf of Bothnia and east of the Central part of Finland are crowded with refu- gees fleeing from war zones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
Relief
 Appeal
 Issued
Hoover Asks that Next Sun day Be Designated as
 Finland Day"

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Her- bert Hoover, Chairman of the Finnish Relief Fund, has called upon the 48 Governors of States and of Territories, as well as Mayors in the United States and possessions, to pro- claim Sunday, December IS, as Finland Day.
 HOover's request is contained in a telegram in which he urges public officials to ask citizens to appeal for Divine protection for the Finnish Re- public.
 The former President also appealed to the Governors and Mayors to ask for cOntribu- tions towards the relief of Fin lands war refugees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
nlRayburn Takes Rap af
 COP. (rifies

DALLAS, Texas, Dec. l2.-Repre- sentative Sam Rayburn charges that Republican critics of the Roo- seyelt Administration have taken what he called a weak position.
 Said the Texas Congressman: They say they won't repeal the better laws enacted by the Admin istration, but will improve and ad- minister them better If returned to power"
 Rayburn implied that this state ment was proof that the Demo- cratic legislative program was de- signed to serve the nations needs.
 The Texan charged that the Democrats inherited half the pres ent national debt from preceding Republican administrations. He ad- yocated a strong national defense on a pay-as -you-go basis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
(By Associated Press)

The 24-hour deadline for a reply to the League of Nations offer to mediate in the Russian-F Finnish war passed without any reply from Rus Sia.
 The deadline was up at g o'clock this morning CPacific Coast Time) but officials said consideration will still be given if the Russian reply is received later.
 Nevertheless, at 9 o'clock this morning, thirteen nations of the Assembly of the League of Nations Committee. was considering Fin lands appeal for aid and began drafting a report to the Leagues Assembly which condemns Russia as aggressor.
 Indications pointed to the adop- tion of such a resolution by large majority, either tonight or tomor- row.
 Argentina then plans to present a proposal expelling Russia from the League of Nations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
C. 0. p. GETTING
 ON OFFENSIVE IN
 MIDDLE IN OHIO

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. - The Republican High Command has pre- pared to strike back at widespread Democratic criticism of Ohio's Re- publican Governor Bricker in the Cleveland relief crisis.
 The G. O. P.'s National Commit tee announed that Gov. Bricker will speak over a radio network. NEG, next Saturday night in answer to his critics.
 Gov. Bricker is accused, by In- terior Secretary Ickes of permitting the relief shortage in his budget balancing campaign.
 President Roosevelt joined critics of Bricker when he said that the Federal Government had boosted WPA allotments in Cleveland, but could not aid the state in caring for unemployable relief clients.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
Carl Mapes Of Michigan
 Passes Away
Death Leaves Five Vatan- cies in House Member
 ship, All Republicans

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 12.- Representative Carl Mapes, GA, Re- publican of Michigan and member of the Housh committee conducting a hearing on the Cole Oil Regula- tion Bill, died this morning as the result of an attack of the Heart. as tthe hearing was ready to enter the second day.
 Representative Mapes was elect ed from the Fifth District of Mich igan in 1912 and served continuous ly in Congress since then.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
RepuIses Are Successful on Eastern Front = h.
 vaders Lose
POWERFUL ATTACKS ARE
 LAUNCHED BY INVADERS
Air Forces Making Raids But Claimed large
 IY Ineffective

HELSINKI, Dec. 12.--Finnish military authorities announced tonight that Finnish troops have stopped large scale Russian offensive along the eastern front, leaving Russian dead lying in heaps before our positions"
 The military authorities also claim many Russian tanks have been destroyed.
 The Russian Air Force is described as active but large ly ineffective"
 The Finnish c0mmunique further said the enemy launch- ed a powerful attack along sev- eraI sectors on the Karelian Isthmus and hard fighting has taken place all day. especially on the hill overlooking the church at MOla but an almost constant series of attacks have been repulsed."
 There is report also that a German freighter, said to be the Bollheim, has been sunk in the Gulf of Bothnia by a sub marine.
 Several officers of the freight CT were killed. Other members of the crew are said to have lasded. The sub is believed to have been part of the Russian blockade on Finland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
SrocK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 12. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 6a, American Can 111h, American Power and Light As, Anaconda 30, Bethlehem Steel 819s, Commonwealth and Southern 13s, Curtiss Wright 10ls, General Motors 53as, International liar vester CO.'S, Kennecott 37h, New York Central ITS, Northern Pa cific g, United States Steel 66A Pound $3.91i2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
100 Injured In ! Riots,
 India Town
Four PIatoons of Troops Called Out 10 Give
 Aid 10 Police

JUBBULPORE, India, Dec. 12- One hundred persons were injured in rioting here today when police fired, dispensing mob which start ed a demonstration protesting to merchants profiteering.
 The demonstration then turned into a religious rioting.
 Four platoons of troops were then called to quell the second case of rioting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials l46.93 rails 3l31, utilities 2470.
 Trading was slow, traders keep ing to the sidelines. The volume was at slower pace than yester- day. Few stocks moved more thar a fraction in either direction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
FIFTH VACANCY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. - The death of Congressman Mapes leaves five vacancies in the House mem bership, all Republicans. His death left Representative Hamilton Fish senior Republican on the House Rules committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
BOXER EXPECTED
 WITHIN FEW DAYS

The freightship Boxer is due here either Thursday or Friday northbound enroute to Seward to pick up coal for distribution to Office of Indian Affsirs stations throughout Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
Alaska Seal
 Sale Today
 In Montrea
First Transaction of Kin d Takes Place = Many
 Other PeIts Offered

MONTREAL, Dec. 12.-Alaska seal will be sold here today for the first time. The skins will be Canada's share under the treaty, and which were formerly sold in St. Louis and London.
 There are total of 3100 seal skins with 1000 fox and mink belts to be sold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
 C.R. WALGREN PASSES AWAY
Head of Famed Drug Store Chain Dies in Chieaqo
 Was a Farm Boy

CHICAGO, III, Dec. 12.-Charles R. Walgren, 66, founder of the famed drug store chain, now esti- mated at over 300 stores, died here last night.
 Walgren began life as a farm boy and then went into business as an SIS a week pharmacist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
TO PUBLiCIZE FAIRBANKS

A publicity committee has been named for the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce. The members are Hjarmar Nordale, Brice Howard and Jack Winston.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
NURSE TRANSFERRED

To take her post as head nurse at the new Bureau of Indian Af- fairs Hospital at Bethel, Bernice Britain, for IS months at Panama, recently left Fairbanks by plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
MISS ROMIG HERE

Mrs. Howard Romig, wife of the well known young Anchorage doctor, is in Juneau on the Mount Mckinley after short trip to he States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
FORESTER TO HOONAH

The Forest Service launch For ester is leaving tomorrow for Hoo nah and Lisianski with Assistant Ranger John Brilliant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
No Answer Given 10 As- semby of League of Na-
 lions, War Conflict
RESOLUTIONS BEING
 DRAWN up, PROTEST
Argentina Is Prepared fo Ask Expulsion of
 Fighting Nation

BULLETIN - LONDON, Dec. 12.-A Reuters dispatch received tonight from Geneva said Russia has been given until 1 a. m. Pacific Time) to reply to the Leagues telegram calling on the Soviets to submit the conflict with Finland to mediation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
FROM PETERSBURG

Tom Elsemore of Petersburg, came up on the Northland this morning. He is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
BREMEN HIGH SEAS,
 IS REPORT
Graft Sighted Early Today by British Sub, Nazi
 Port Bound

LONDON, Dec. 12.-The German liner Bremen, successful in dodging the British fleet since the start of the present war, was sighted this morning by British submarine which the British Admiralty said, refrained from attacking her with out warning.
 The Bremen apparently is head ed for some German port, from Murmansk. Russia, where the giant craft found refuge last September.
 The Admirality's announcement said the submarine in failing to att tack without warning. acted accord- ing to the rules of sea warfare"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12
ESCAPES NAvY's NET


 BERLIN, Dec 12-The German liner Bremen steamed safely into German waters tonight, escaping the British Navy's net on her homeward bound voyage from Mur- mansk.
 German officials said the Bre- men has arrived within an uniden- tified safe zone under command of Capt Akrens, skipper, who took the vessel out of New York City's port on August 30 and sailed her to Murmansk on the far northern route.
 Earlier reports indicated the Bre- men was expected at German port, presumably Bremerhaven.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-12

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

LOST7 Don't Despair;
Try . Lost Ad
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7 MODfi AZ. s3y aaa ap Cgup<s
Coaches ana secs1s. rsfssl D~ilfs
81 1fs bfsaaNsg
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Form. and Acreage

Harley ia Fidson Aot0TeFfass
CLARENCE PO1Tkn
ioat Tacoma Ass nt o7sl
IILL IHEn YOU saw IT IN
TIT TIMES
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oRAfzxn almost gives ears assg
Tsc Auto ~ 1854 So TAG Wa
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~ ~ WOOD. under cover
&C so up. sswdust. coal; o. :. re
slab IS Fern Hin Fuel. GA 1854
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Rp IIkh for ASSOCIATED PRE-
~ w MUM QUALITY BURN
Err and STOVE OIL Call
GRIFFIN FUEL CO 1910 Commerce
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Il IN BIG CD upl block slab
Ready 10 burn. GA 1877
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UPLAND BLOCK. SLAB $3.50 cord
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20 DAY SPECIAL


GREEN block and slab. IS 90 Heavy
plsner ends and heater wood o.
~ and - worth sacked coal. SO
los 10 the sack
CITY FUEL Main 2l8i
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OLD GROWTH s 70 so W No, o d =,
now. Upland slab. SIS. Main 1881
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t. IN CD Ready TO burn O. G. upl
block slab GA 364S-R-5
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Big loads
Pitch Block SAB Big $500
MILL block. nubbins. bark. dry wood
heavy planer ends. al. ~. IS oroers
SUNSET fUEL-MAin 1882
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condition. Pisaaars Wen Auto
Camp, GA os1s.
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COAly-Monarch Mckay Bone orv
upl wood Hillsdale Fuel GA 1925
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Trade Your One OF These Better Recondoned Used Nov
Main sisi for Nj. .dtsker
! ORDER YOUR-WOOD, COAL, FUEL Oll-TODAY
/ You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

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Fireplace Auots- core s.ss-.--,. $50
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BRING TRAILER HIP SILL So
SPECIAL Bis :. cord iosas s.. 50
COAl Clean lump nut Tor range
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SNWUOSl ssWdust rom I.rss
old growth III logs More heat
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SUNSET FUEL-MAin 1882
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plsner ends and heater wood 81
AZ and - worth Sacked coal. SO
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CITY FUEL Main 2I8I
DRY BLOCK A Asao SLAB. roREsr
&c so up sswdust. coal; o. Z tie
slab IS Fern Hill Fuel GA 1854
I'D INK for ASSOCIATED PRE-
DIX 100 MUM QUALITY BURN
Err and STOVE OIL Call
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now. Upland slab, IS. Main 1881
UPLAND BLOCK. SLAB. $3.50 cord.
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COAL ON sPECIAL-Nut coal 1928.
esq lump. 81 90. BR 1913 evenings
Is IN No. FOREST WOOD Dry
old growth, 1850 GA 527o
HEAVY nlaner ends. heater wood "a
50 worth. or by cord GA 074o
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81 IS Quick del Ga l54s
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COAL ON SPECIAL-Nut coal sc IS.
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Steam heat Call service Auto
matte elevator LEWIS HOTEL
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