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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
.OSWALDO CARRERO
is CANDIDATE FOR
COUNCIL POSITION
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT IS
SUED TO-DAY: STATEMENTS
MADE IN INTERVIEW WITH
THE CITIZEN

Announcement of Oswaldo Car
zero for the position of city coun-
Gilman appears in this issue OF
The Citizen. Discussing his can
didacy with this paper, Mr.. Car
zero said:
With the opening of the bridg-
eS l realized that Key West is due
for many needed changes to meet
the demands of tourists and pros
pective future residents to make
our city tourist resort, yet we
do not want to lose sight of the
fact that Key West is known and
liked for its uniqueneSs and GER
tain charm, which has brought il
the name of The City Different
Il will gladly accept any chang
es that may benefit the city, but
will not be willing to accept any
changes which will rob our city
of certain characteristics that are
pertinent to our welfare.
There are local problems to
look into, problems which affect
the lifelong residents of our city
those who have faced all adverse
ties imaginable. those who have
taken the bad with the good
They must be considered. l will
serve as watchful eve between
the old and the new Key West.
Il have always been active in
civic affairs, was born in this city
and having spent my life first as
a bookkeeper and then for seven
years as local manager of we'll
known national concern and al
present am the representative OF
a Miami concern. Having called
on the local trade for IL years
feel l know the problems that
confront the city, and on those
bases am offering my candidacy
for city councilman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
SENTENCED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE

E. ]. Lord, formerly an en-
ployee of the Key West Electric
Co., as a lineman on the equip
ment of the company, who was
arrested last Sunday morning
charged with assault on the per-
son of F. L. Stuart, another en-
ployee of the company, was tried
at a special session of Criminal
Court, 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Judge William w. Albury and
all officers of the tribunal were
present when the prisoner arose
to answer to the charge of as
sault and battery. He imme-
diately entered a plea of guilty
and was sentenced to pay fine OF
SIS and costs, which he at oncN
did and yesterday afternoon left
on the 5 o'clock bus for his home
in Georgia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
ELK OFFICIAL
COMING HERE

Cullen H. Talton, District Dep
uty Grand Exalted Ruler, Florida
East. Order of Elks, will pay his
official visit to B.P.O.E. Lodge
ssh. of Key West, November 2
next Thursday. Preparations are
now underway for his reception
and the smoker which will be ar.
rnaged for the visitor.
One of the ideas of Mr.. Talton
aside from his official visit, is to
meet Captain A. E. Sharpley
whom he has not seen in 20 years
AT that time he was a paymaster
in the navy, while Capt. Sharp
ley was an officer on the same
vessel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28

rejoicing" for the opening of the
Naval Station Wednesday.
Key West can heartily offer up
Thanks in this month of thanks.
giving for the return to activity
of the historic Navy yard, Mayor
Albury said
Plans are being rushed for
ward for affairs of celebration
Wednesday with committee head
ed by Ernest A. Ramsey working
at top speed. The parade which
will include representatives of
many public and private institu-
tions of the city will start at 1880
o'clock in the evening before the
gates of the Naval Station. Fol-
lowing the parade there will be
a mammoth street dance at
Duval and Caroline streets. There
will also be a ball for officers of
the fleet stationed here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
BELIEVE U. S. CITY
OF FLINT NOW In
NORWEGIAN PORT
GERMAN PRIZE CREW sTRIv-
ING TO REACH HOME PORT
THRo OUCH NORTH SEA
BLOCKADE
Dy Associated Press,

p LONDON, Oct. 28.-American
Line ship City of Flint, which is
manned by German prize crew
after being seized by German
raider is believed to be in a Nor
weigan neutral port today.
German crew is attempting to
bring the City of Flint into a
Nazi port by running the British
blockade.
A number of the American
crew have escaped in Russia.
American government has still
made no announcement regard
ing seizure of the vessel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
NEUTRALITY BILL
WILL RELEASE ALL
PLANE SHIPMENTS
OTHER WAR MATERIALS
AFFECTED IN FINAL BILL
EXPECTED TO PASS LATE
NEXT WEEK
(By Associated PressD

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Re-
peal by the senate yesterday of
the Arms Embargo Bill will clear
the way for passage of the Ad-
miniStration Neutrality Bill of
cash-and-carry and will mean
that America will be England's
chief country of import.
Largest item in demands Eng
land will make, upon American
industry will be in very much
needed planes. But heavy ship
ments of other war materials will
soon be on the way over there.
Passage of the cash-and carry
shipping plan, whereby England
must send ships over here to
bring back arms, is expected to
take place by Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
ENGLISH CANNONS
DOWN NA1 PLANE
WAS RECOMMENDING OVER
NORTH SEA: BRITISH PA.
Trolls SUCCESSFUL

LONDON, Oct. 28.-Lone Ger
man plane, which was reconnoit-
ering yesterday over the North
Sea, was shot down off Scotland
by English guns.
The German pilot was saved
but three members of his crew
were killed by the crash.
Air Ministry announced that
England had sent planes recon-
noitering over Germany and
that all of them had returned
safely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
BOY SCOUTS LEFT
FOR PATROL MEET

Albert Peirce, scoutmaster of
Troop 81, left over the highway
yesterday afternoon accompanied
by four of the troops patrol
leaders who were elected at the
meeting Monday night.
The newly elected patrol lead
ers who accompanied Scout
master Peirce and will attend a
three days conference at Dania,
Florida, are: Lysle McCown,
Donald Lowe, Eugene Berkowitz
and Walter Price.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
Repeal OF Arms Embargo Law
Paves Way For Cash-Carry Bill
VIII Top
Record 5000 Figure

of 5000 before the end comes at
5 o'clock this afternoon.
Intense interest in the coming
election is manifested in view
of this heavy election, it is
pointed out. Observers have
commented from time to time on
the steady stream of residents
appearing at the commission
booth all during the period of
registration.
The Citizen will carry a COM
plete registration total IN their
issue next MISUNDERSTANDING the
totals into ward Sub-totals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
PROCLAMATION

To All Citizens of Kew West:
Among the circumstances for which Key so
heartily offer thanks in this month thanksgiving.
notable than the of activity historic
Navy Yard and the splendid
who honor flag afoaf or ashore.
THEREFORE by the authority in vested. proclaim
Wednesday. November First TO be day given TO
thankful rejoicing by all public and private
Key ehort people join heartily all of
the being prepared appreciation
of the good that has befallen
WILLARD M. ALBuRY. Mayor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28

Election Supervisor Edward C..
Gomez today released the total
registration figures of residents
who have signified their inten-
tions of voting at the coming city
election on November IA, and, al
though not complete at press
time today, it appears that an all
time high has been recorded.
With but two hours to go be-
fore books are closed for this
election, the total is 4,987-and it
appears fairly certain that the
number will be slightly in excess
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28

Director Wallace B. Kirke of
Key West Housing Authority said
that the total cost of the project
as determined by The u. S. Hous-
ing Authority yesterday was
100000. The u S. Housing
Authority requires 1917 to be
furnished by the Key West Hous-
ing Authority. This 1919, Mr..
Kirke said, will be raised by the
issuance of bonds. Interest pay
ments on the bonds at the pre-
vailing interest rates Of govern
ment bonds is guaranteed by the
u. S. Housing Authority through
issuance of a subsidy.
The application, which was
completed in rush time yester-
day, was for a total of S824,OOO,
with $74O,O00 to be supplied by
U. S. Housing, and $82,4O0 to be
raised through issuance of bonds.
The City of Key West is required
to furnish subsidy consisting of
elimination of taxes.
The project is set up both for
white and for colored slum clear
ance and housing. One hundred
and thirty-six dwelling family
units have been provided for the
white project and "A for the
.coiored. This means that there
will be approximately 800 per-
sons provided for in the housing
planned.
The rent will be under 50 a
month, Mr.. Kirke said, with
special rate also for utility serv-
ice lower than regular service.
Both electric and gas companies
locally have been requested to
furnish the rate at lower cost by
installation of master unit.
The apartments will not be
furnished but will have ranges.
water heaters, plumbing and
other equipment
There will be three-room apart
ments housing from two to three
persons; four and onehalf room
apartments housing from threeto
five persons; and five and one
half room apartments housing
from four TO seven persons.
The very sizeable project,
which ordinarily consists of two
years work, was rushed by in
two weeks, one day ahead of
schedule. In this connection,
Director Kirke says, Il wish to
publicly thank not only the COM
missioners but the various W.P.A.
agencies and officers who have
contributed to the gathering of
the data so necessary for the
project. | feel great appreciation
also for the members of the staff
without whose help the project
could never have been completed
within the time called for.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
Municipal Beach
Nearer As Council
Acts Last Nigh1
Special Meeting Heard Re-
port Presented By Col.
Brinton; Scout Campsite
Discussed

Report of the Citizens Beach
committee and further co-opera-
ton with the Boy Scout Camp
site Project committee were the
two headline subjects acted upon
at the special meeting of City
Council held last night at City
Hall
Col L. c. Brinton, chairman
of the Beach Project committee
since its formation last July 81,
turned in a full report of activi-
ties to the council, which treated
IN detail on all angles of negotia-
tons transacted with the two
owners of the property desired
for the beach.
Conclusion of the report stated
that the city can have a beach
for one, two or three years by
signing a lease with Mrs. Lottie
Larranaga and the Cato Estate,
the feature of the lease being
that all city, county and state
taxes will be abated-the city to
assume responsibility for the
abatement in the lease.
Council decided to favorably
consider a resolution on the beach
= project provided public interest
was sufficient to raise approx
mately SIS per week for the thir-
teen weeks seasonal period. This
amount, it was estimated, would
be required to maintain the prop
erty in good condition, including
fencing off of hazardous property
and proper cleaning. It was fur
ther understood that special ar
rangementS could be made with
the county and state in regard to
assistance in abatement of taxes.
David Gill, new resident of
Key West, led a discussion con-
corning guarantee of the main
tenance amount needed, in which
he volunteered to match any
funds raised by merchants or the
Hotel Association, with an equal
amount.
Boy Scout Campsite
Charles Taylor again appeared
before the Council on behalf of
the Boy Scout Campsite project
on Stock Island. 1t developed
that further plans for the project
included that of grading down
the old FEC. Railroad right-of-
way to a level with the county
road, the fill obtained to be used
as part sponsorship funds for the
campsite program. City Attorney
Taylor was instructed to contact
State Road Department chairman
Arthur Hale to request permits
sion to lower the grade on the
l500-foot frontage of the contem-
plated Improvement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
Details Of HOUSING
Project Announced
By Local Authority
One Hundred And Thirty
Six White Units; Seven
ty-Four Colored; Details
Explained
Ony Associated Pressl


WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Ear-
marking of $4,000 of funds for
Key West was made by United
States Housing Authority today
for Slum clearance program.
A total of $3O,449, 900 was appro-
priated in government loans for
slum clearance and low cost hous-
ing projects in sixteen states.
Money is from recaptured funds
previously earmarked for projects
now inactive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28
Proclamation Released For
Naval Station Opening Fete

Mayor Willard M. Albury to-
day issued proclamation calling
for a day given over to thankful
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28

Senator Claude Pepper advised
The Citizen by telegram that the
$4,000 had been earmarked.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28

Key West. Florida, has the
most eQuable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-28

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Inter ests of Key West
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
ESPERA QUE A.
LEMANIA ATAQUE A LOS
PASSES NEUTRALES
Sc EStiWu IitmiHente
una OteRSiUd dIemdHo

Paris, Nov. 11,--Los jefes mi
itares conSideran inminente u
ma ofenSiva alemana y estiman
que los paiSeS ~neutrales, Holan-
da Y Balgica, seran invadidoS V
atacadoS.
Ell mando frances ha venido
Xaminando eStos puntoS: pri-
nero, la llegada de r~efuerzoS a.
lemaneS al frente Rim oSella,
Segun ell informe de los aeropla-
nos franceses de exploration, y
la concentration de tropas nazis
en- la frontera de Holanda; Sc
gundo, los aerOplanos alemanes
han venido efectuando vuelos de
reconocimiento Sobre Belgica,
en- los ultimos dias; tercero, las
autoridades holandeSas siguen
reforzando la frontera y prepa-
ran su linea defensive en- ell a.
qua; cuarto, las fuerzas aliadas
a 10 largo de- la frontera de Bel
gica estan preparadas para cual
quler contingencia.
Sc menciona como probable
que la ofenSiva commence hoy
sabado aniversario del armisti-
clio. Los nazis vienen mantenien
do una intensa preston diploma
tica y una campana de prensa
para que ell pueblo aleman en-
tienda que la matanza inevita-
BILE Sc acerca.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
SERA SACADA A RELUCIR
UNA AMOROSA
DE FRITZ HUM

New York, Nov. 11.-El asiS
tente fiscal Mccarthy di6 a en-
tender aver que Sc sacara a re-
lucir una aventura amorosa de
Fritz Kuhn para probar que es-
to lie llev6 a gastar Ell dinero que
no era suyo, en- detrimento de
los fondos del Bund.
La defensa Sc basara en- que
Sc trata de una persecution p0r
motives polfticos del fiscal De-
wey y que Kuhn era ell amo alb
soluto de los fondos del Bund.
I'm testigo del fiscal, Gustavo
Elmer, dijo aver que Kuhn dis
ponia de los fondos a su capri
cho.
Florence Campo Sc nombra la
mujer relacionada con Kuhn en-
la aventura. "Probaremos, con
cartas de su puho y letra, diio
ell fiscal, que ella era algo mas
que luna amiga casual"
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
INGLATERRA TTENE UN
ANNA SECRETA PARA
REPLTCAR A LA ALEMA-
MA

Lenders, Nov. l1.-Replican
dc a la amenaza nazi de que ell
Reich posee una poderosa arma
secreta, ell director de Investi-
gaciones Cientificas del Minis
,erio de AbastecimientoS mani
feSt6 que Inglaterra tiene tam
bien un arma secreta para re-
plicar a todoS los ataqueS de Hit
Gar. "NoSotroS eSperamos sor.
preSaS por parte del ensmigo
pero lie tenemoS tambien prepa-
rada una que no lie agradara''
Hay metodoS de guerra que to.
Iavia no han sido adoptadoc.
quiZa por considerations hui
manaS. 81 esa reServa Sc viola.
Inglaterra esta preparada. Mas
de 300 nrevas invenciones Sc
nos remiten commandments. So
10 una fue acknowledgements re-
chazada. ES una que 81 fuese a.
doptada, pondria inmediatamen
tie fuera de acci6n a toda la
tuerza enemiga y nos daria IL
victoria rapidamente.
Una mujer sugiere que el r.
ma secreta de Hitler es arrojar
una playa de langosta para dcs-
truir todos los cultivos ingle-
SEES. 0tra sugerencia ha Sido de-
rramar gasolina sobre Ell eneml.
go y despues incendiara.
INVENTORIES aficionados sugie-
rem la utilization de grandes
magnetos para desorganizar los
compases de la aviaci6n invaso-
ra y de los barcos del enemigo
Sc ha propuesto tambi6n que
las trOpas inglesas avancen pro-
tegidas por grandes esferas de
acero.
Comentara una seria equivo,
caci6n ell militar o ell gobernan-
tie piense tiene en- sus manos ell
arma de mayor potencia des-
tructiva.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11

Aqui, en- la libre America del
Norte, un comunista, "un enemi
90 de la democracia," puede a.
tacar al PreSidente Y calumniar
lo...... Y ell Presidente decide mo
hacerle caso."
Pero 81 el propio Presidente
fuera a MoscG, como ciudadano,
Y expresara su descontento por
los procedimientoS de Stain, sin
p6rdida de tempo lie meterian
en- la carcel para "castigar su o.
saba"
Y luego de llevado a la carcel
por "molestar' al "idolo" rojo,
imitador de Pedro ell Grande, co
rreria ell riesgo de ser entrega-
do a la Ogpu.
Los comunistas adlateres de
Stain piden libertad para ellos
y aqui Sc les cOncede; pero EN-
Russia solo hay libertad para los
que pasan pOr las horcas caudi-
mas Y acatan sin vacilaciones los
"ukases" de los lidereS.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
CIMITROFF ASEGURO QUE
ALEMANIA FUE LA PRI-
MERA AGRESORA

Moscu, Nov. ll.-En su dis
curse del dia 7, George DIM
rolf, secretario general de Ia
International ComuniSta, AFR
mo que Alemania habia sido ia
agresora original, cuando tuvo
pensado invadir Ell territorio s.
visit. Despues ofreci6 un pacto
al Soviet, que lie fue acceptable.
Francia a Inglaterra son ahora
AS agresoraS, en- la segunda eta
pa de la lJcha.'
"Dimitroff atac6 violentamen
te a los americanoS fabricantss
de municiones v pidi6 Sc reao-
vara la lucha de classes y con e.
fin de poner termino a las "gue
rras imperialistas." Debemos
crear los requisites necesari0s
para destruir las causas de ia
guerra lmperialiSta."
ia politica de neutralidad de
la burguesia de los estados impe
rialistas es completamente hippo
crita y eSpecialmente la de los
grandes capitalists americana
italia aguarda ell momento de
yer de q. lado sera Ell victorioso
para unirse al mas fuerte Y par
ticipar EN- ell botin.
"Ya no eS una cuestin de colo
car obstaculos en- 81 canine de
las normas guerreras capitals
taS, sino de presentar la cues =
ton de como destruir la esclavi-
tud capitalista, que Sc hace mas
agud IA medida que la guerra
progreSa.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
VIGOROSA ORDEN CON
IRA LA REPUBLIC STEEL

F~iladelfia, Nov. lila ter
cera Corte de Apelaciones or
demo a la Republic Steel Corp
AGATE una disposition de la j.
Nacional de Relaciones del
TrabajO y reponga en- ell ira.
bajo a 5000 hombres, pagan
do de paso, en- jornales, siete
millones 500 mil pesos.
FL tribunal vote unanime-
mente, siendo ponente ell ma
gistrado Alberto B. Maris. La
sentencia solo excluye a 40 de
los hombres despedidos por e.
sa compahia.
Tambien sc ordena a la Re-
public abstenerse de organizar
u%niones de compahia y entor
pecer los trabajos de la Steel
Workers Organizing Commit
tee, afiliada del Clio.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
TEMIENDO SER AGREDIDA
POR LOS NAILS, A
MOVILIZA SU EJERCITO
ESp@rase que Ia mdQuinG de que
IRA "nGzi' GtGQue de I'M mo-
mentO a OtrO

La Haya, Holanda, Nov. IL
Ell gobierno ha ordenado !.
movilizaci6n del ejercito, temier
do un ataque de los nazis alema-
mes. Frente a la frontera holan-
desa tiene Alemania concentra-
das varias divisiones mecanlza-
das.
Las tropas holandesas sc acu
mulan en- la frontera, con 6rde.
mes de abrir los diques en- case
necesario.
Holanda defender su terrific
rio pulgada por pulgada.
En- algunos qugares Ell aqua
ha sido elevada va a la medida
de peligro y este indica que en-
muy POGO TEMPO, a voluntad de-
mundo, Sc producira la inunda-
ci6n.
Las baterias antiaereas y Ia
aviaci6n estan listas para hacer
su papel.
Is noticia SIDE Alemania per-
miten asegurar que la maquina-
ria de guerra nazi Sc prepare
para atacar. Hitler, segdn los pc
ri6dicos nazis, decidira ell mo-
mento del asalto.
Los jefes militares alemanes,
sin embargo, contindan afirman
do que nj HOlanda nj Belgica Sc
ran invadidas pero a estas pro-
mesas Sc concede muy POGO Gre
ditto.
Esta guerra, dice un peri6di-
co nazi, borrara por complete ell
"robo" de Versailles.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
NO Sc PUEDE ECHAR A
Los NINOS DE LAS ES-
CUELAS POR NEGARSE A
SALUDAR LA ID

Filadelfia, Nov. ll.-El juez
federal William Clark, ponente
N 81 case de dos ninos eXpulsa-
los de la escIela por negarse a
saludar la bandera, invocando
motives religiosos, logr6 que la
Corte de Apelaciones opinara
que el hecho de no saludar no
Iustifica ell cerrar a los ninos las
puertas de la ensehanza.
La sentencia de la Corte de
ApelaciOnes dice que la Junta
de Education de Minersville,
Pa, no tiene derecho a expulsar
a dos ninos por negarse a salu-
dar la bandera cuando Sc alegan
motives religiosos. Concurrieron
con ell magistrate Clark, un e.
plscopal, los magistrates Har
ny E. Kalodner, un hebreo, y
John Biggs, Jr., otro episcopal.
Los nihos, Lillian y Williams
Gobitis, de Is y IA amos, fueron
sxpulsados de la escuela hace 4
amos.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
TRATARON DE C u
TRAR A n

Habana, Nov. 11.-Cuando sa
la de sudomici lilo del Vedado,
anteayer, Sc intent6 secuestrar
al rico droguista Teodoro John
son.
Cuatro hombres dominaron al
chofer y uno Sc apoder6 del IT,
mon, pero Johnson hizo resis p
tsncia.
Tn policia detuyo Ell coche y
entonces los cuatro hombres Sc
tiraron y echaron a correr. Uno
de ellos fue detenido e identifi.
cado como Arturo Naranjo Be.
tancourt, de % amos de edad.
Los otros no han podido ser A.
preSados.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
LA U CONFEREN-
CHA REGIONAL DE LABOR

Habana, Nov. 11.-Iniciara
aqui sus sesiones, el dia 81, la sc
gunda c~onferencia regional de
labor, organizada por la Ofici-
ma International del Trabajo,
ORGANISING adscrito a la Socie-
dad de Naciones.
Ell primer grupo de delega-
dos arrib6 va y 10 componen Ca
rol Riegelman, americana; Ro-
bert La France, frances; David
H. Blelloch, ingles; Maurice
Thudichum, suizo, y Ana Fer
nandez King. espahol.
EMBARGO va en- Ginebra hacia
la Habana el Sr. John G. Win.
ant, de Estados Unidos, direc-
tor de la Oficina international
del Trabajo.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11

Ell Comite Popular Democra-
tico actu6 con la mayor honra-
DEE y escrupulosidad durante Ia
guerra de Espaha.
Defendia la causa del pueblo
espanol y a la Cruz Roja mands
dinero, viveres y ropas.
ReSpet6 estrictamente la ley
porque luchaba por un pueblo
que defendia la ley contra les
traidores.
Y puede decir, con la voz ella
ra y firme, que su politica fue la
de ayudar a los afligidos y alta
cados, sosteniendo I'm nivel de
impecable lealtad y humanita-
rismo.
Bien puede invitar, sin tenor
alguno, a que sus cuentas sean
revisadas.
Las palabras de Dies no alcan-
zan nj alcanzaran al Comite ne
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-11-11
LA CRUZ ROJA ABRE 81
CAMPANA ANNUAL

La poderosa y ben6fica or
ganizaci6n nacional Cruz Ro-
ia inici6 hoy su campaha en-
Tampa y Sc propone conse-
guir 5000 nuevos miembros.
Dirige la campaha 0 cuesta
cl6n ell ST.. M. NJ. Frost, EN- com
pahia de G., L. Reeves, j. j.
Lacey James Banton y otras
personalidades.
Una ceremonial Sc efectuG
hoy por la mahana, a las $3.50
en- la plaza de la Corte, inter-
viniendo en- ella los .Sres. Hen
ry G.. Tillman y James c.
Handy.
Fl presidente Roosevelt 50
ha dirigido a Ia naci6n pidien
do eoopere con Ia Cruz Roia,