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Evening star., 1940-02-14
AUroMoBllEs FOR sAlE.

PACKARD 1884 .tandard sedan: excep-,
interior; has black nnish. and NATURAL wood wood
:sS sS|Y 4 s:;: = al fss
PACKARD 1887 coupe; beautiful gun
metal nnish: iTmaculate broadcloth up-
t. Icy radc buy
anE stRf aah .na Ia and easiest e54s
csE, has been completely oyerhsuled and
sss covers: sS ss
e: ;s:. 5'?sF 'a' sas s'
>PLYMoUTH 1885 coupe; AL condition; .
t ,so, isElSSSpzSP ElS i, n u Iofog. .ay SALES. ,.uo
xsss:s, !ssss s;s sse' ss9. ;:ss
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door trunk sedan. de
/; Ii new tires; ioT milesse; guaranteed for
Conn. nav; ave. stss Woodles asss. >e''ne' 1s. .S'
matte top. red leather, w.-s. tires: driven
only 10000 miles; had only owner; new
s tec%s Conn 24 months Wsdsv to asss
PLYMOUTH 1889 eonv, coupe; airway
VS.. tires. dual Air-tone horns. red sun
yisors. chrome wheel discs; only driven
1000 miles; l owner; lnew-car terms);
". mSRsss %Sedl.s 70 ssss Ra ke'rns' 'oas HSnn
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe rumble
hydranlic brakes. fins rubber; s4ss: pon't
l9oR 1"a for narkklnSs Sos space drive IN bldg.
l1l4 Vermont ave: Natl. $3.50
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door. trunk sedan;
heater essntfI paint NE
toned: S395. Trade and terms to suit.
Msrks S,snw.s studebaker' Chest. 5000. 2e11 Zee
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe 4-dr. touring Sc
clean Interior will make economical trans
PortstEg ion fsT only Sls5; easiest terms
PLYMouTH N 1899 M de luxe 4-door' sedan:
City Auto Co. I'LL l4th NV. Decatur $3.50
PLYMOUTH ,35 d. ]. coach; owned by prom.
av e Axfe sSseP clean Icy bmlleaFe ss45 MID
original attractive gray finish. clean , inside inside
fine tires and 1t runs perfectly. You
servce 11as Gne N aotS t2"n St. sses a@
PLYMOUTH 1887 sport sedan: excellent
black finish; noating-power engine excel
lent. safe hydraulic brakes. 5 like-new
a.s5lo1 sas ae S zss9 s. ssa
corner Church st: Drive in Church st. en-
trance. Hobart 1900. Open evenings and
Sundays.
PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door trunk sedan; orig
inal blue finish appears new; immaculateiy
clean inside: hydraulic brakes; nne noat-
anteed; easy terms Purchase Of this car
enters you in the Wash. Ford dealers
$1,000 prize contest.
FRANK SMALL. Jr.,
Ford Dealer
1853 Pa. Ave. Sc Line 2O77
PLYMOUTH 1895 2-door. trunk sedan:
excellent motor. tires and interior: eco-
nomical family car: equipped with radio
and heater; S367: only $3.50 down. Lee
D. Butler. Inc, 1921 21st NV. District
1918. Open nights.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan: original black finish. exceptionally
clean upholstery, low mileage: owner must
sacrifice. can arrange to take trade and
terms. Call Mr.. Newman. Taylor 1900.
Dealer
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coupe; excellent
condition: $3.50 cash. Call Wisconsin
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT.

~ SsSsvsSOu6SO USN S~SNs
1ED bpd ,SSe O. rIa Ts s5unf Fordo5 4.
paint. interior like brand-new car: one
s6o s' m:s h:s sssS 81. sise
i,a E,siEastons srsS anish radio; iSs ii:hts: sise.
easssEs kf flts o9s
nv. Dupont 6652. Open Sunday.
FORD 1898 Fordor sedan; v@y low mile
,s; ,sss; spotlessly clean inside and out. per-
motor. Blue Ribbon SH du.rsntee; Un s4ss. $50: t.:
q: :;:n ns 7sissdf5 Bss' sses sMoFoss lsoi
FORD 1887 Tudor; radio equipped: i'm
al good tires: carefully conditioned for
sntee; $sis, today only; sas UHSa down. sss easy
IS Rs' llSf sr r. ave. ';ss
roRD 1927 Tudor; reeonditioned, motor;
bry 9sh sna clean in
month; month a susrsntesd: = Parehsss q Ills car car
snteTs o nfis. yGg iont in the Wash. Ford dealers
''''' ''''i Fs4SS SsasSs' $sSs sbAa5: p!si.;. 'r.
FORD 1898 de luxe .Fordor trunk sedan;
and heater built in; new-car condition in
Any demonstration YOU Ike: s4ss: % susr.n.
was fera es des.f entsss sooo 'GS prIe
FRANK SMALL, Jr..
20o2 Nichols Ave. Sc. Lincoln 2o77.
FORD 1887 coupe; f,ne motor, s very good
tires, very clean; S275. Don't look for
gasrSins 6dn space: drive in bids. You may win
Aik rbS. isGSs 1t ina 4y:y1 stsss sss
roRp te2RI 1ass Ss9, De luxe TuaGs; lke new easy
I'll 14th st: NV. Decatur 505O.
radio equipped excellent value. S34b. Mid
City Auto Co, I'LL 14th NV. Decatur $3.50.
FORD 1897 coupe, model s5: radio and
heater very clean throughout and it runs
ssS this 1ias tS5 sSth h0ns st sHes nS
District a141
FORD 1898 "s5" coupe; low MILEAGE: one
IN ne and
District 121s. Open nights.
FORD 1895 Tudor sedan: slightly used,
owner leaving city: cash. To be seen at
1919 10th st. NV.
FORD 1925 Tudor sedan; excellent condi-
schlesel 4 Golden. s3s Carroll ST., TaIoma ma
Park. o. c. Randolph S416.
FORD 1897 cabriolet de luxe; new top. fine
motor, good rubber: very sporty car; $40.
Don't look for a parking space: drive in
bldg. You may win 81 900. Ask us about
1t: Always better deal at Hill g. Tibbitts.
1114 Vermont ave. Natl. $3.50.
FORD 1898 club convertible, late model
beautiful sports car bargain for the critical
buyer, Drive it, then judge. viii sacrifice
~ SCH 4. T. B. LEARY, Jr. & BROS.
First d New York Ave. NE. Hobart 6012.
LA SALE 1887 sport sedan; very attrac-
tive car finished in fne blue finish. motor
thor0ushly checked and fully guaranteed,
terror inma maculate; s545 ADDISON
CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV. corner
Church ST. Drive in Church st. entrance
Hobart 1900. Open evenings and Sundays.
LA. SALE 1887 sedan, model 30: with
radio and heater excellen. condition
throughput; fully guaranteed by our war
ranty; former owner is All oficial in the
Navy Department; real buy for q careful
and discriminating buyer for Only 1878;
.e STANDARD MOTOR SALES,
16O5 14th st. NV. Nc. 229s. No. 1879
Evening star., 1940-02-14
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE.

sTJDEBAXEH 1887 Dictator o. Reeis
SIT 4e dean ;sufSy sus.r
PSnded. NY cars make GOOD or I do"
Lee . Butler. Inc. 1921 21st NV. Dis
trtct 1918. Open niehts
Evening star., 1940-02-14
soR sAle

W1LLYs 1899 Overland sedan economicai
and In appearance; S497: only 1870
down: Butler Bonded. MY cars make
good or ! do" Lee D.. Butler. Inc. 1121
21st NV. District 1918. Open nights.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
AuroAAon,, sx snp sA,s

good tires and it runs perfectly: only
S11t. Pohanka Service. 1926 10th st.
nv. District 9141.
6TuDEBAKER 1887 Dictator 4-dr. touring
economical car Is excellent In every detail;
b!acs nnish: radio and heater: and perfect
Re. O145. --- '''' NV
sTUDEBAKER 1887 2-door trunk sedan;
traded from original owner, attractive
green nnish, good tires and II runs per
Service. 1126 goth st. NV. District e14I
trunk. overdrive. clean al around. 1907
satisfactory: ons,owner car; 3-day clear
Ance price Ct 1895. PAUL BROS, $500
WILLYe 1898 4-door black custom sedan.
Al condition; radio, ETC.; $275, Apt, 48
Gelmont, Bird and ne
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
tContinued)
DODGE 1886 4-door trunk sedan: O. K.
md only ssa5: only only $3.50 down down Iss 3
Butler, Inc, 1121 21st NV. District 121S.
Open nights.
hnish, one owner. Immaculate ali-around
skos s2S seSEaass price sfsI
Sss At hs ssqyns sy Dres
seheasi ape Golden sss csrsS pSs
st, Takoma Park, D. c. Randolph s416.-
DODGE 1887 4-dr. touring sedan; really
fuy pn sehsse nis a ons a s$ss s
Carroll st., Takoma Park D. c. Rand.
PoDaE oo rs ,ss5 t ts be@ss SEDAN IS. no
sshSssiI aqls:s $ss esfsoii st. T.fon:
DODGE 1886 coupe, sport model: with
iiks . one-year-oid car; a bargain Tor only
s'ls' sTANpARp sssMs MOTOR SALES
1905 14th St. NV. No. 229s, No. 1879.
DODGE 1888 2-door sedan; bargain for
0nls ssf. STANDARD MOTOR SALES.
DopGE 1SsS de luxe 4-door trunk sedan sedan;
original plack nnlSn custom pusn-putton
saa9 Taarsnse sss5 FEDERAL 1
20lS 14th st NV. Dupont 5552.
EssEx-will sacrifce my 1929 de luxe Sc
dan. driven only 5000 miles. Looks and
Perfect condition; D SIS. BOX s42-G, star.
FORD 1887 "s5" Tudor trunk sedan:
nsre sry se0s for ei paftn fsns
space drive in bids. You may win 81 900.
Ask us about it. Always better deal at
$50 asi5 & 1iO0it's' lila Vermont ave- Natl
FoRDS-'31 coupe, rdstr.. station wagon.
S35 up. Chev. 1882 coupe. $50. Sun
Motors. 955 Fla. NV. Decatur 035s. 10.
FORD 1887 convertible coupe; black finish
sss soPH ao1s
14th st. NV. Dupont 5552.
FORD 1887 convertible coupe: good -looking
model to get out on the open road this
spring: rado eesIlpped; eERy will sas5ihce now
First & New y; % YorF Ave. IN NE. E Hobart HOBART so12
FORD 1897 's5' Tudor and Fordor touring
driven to judge full value at price. VIII
First 8 New " YorF eAN Ave. IN Ne 8 Ksi Ho6srt eo1e
FORD 1896 Tudor; trunk, heater; black
You may win $1,000 cash. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 1401 R. I. ave. ne. Dec. 63O2.
FORD 1897 de luxe Fordor: radio equip
tires; fully reconditioned. Blue Ribbon
Guarantee; $40 down, easy payments. You
ToR moE WIN 4G cash aye TRIANGLE hss asos NO
ED @ s ass ssslpsea ss pon srSeP SsP
may win 81 600. % Ask ss1 Us about M nias it, Always
mans ss'ea ave- deal Natl ss H asso T00ts lila VeF-
FORD 1893 Tudor sedan; an Outstanding
Rsnsa1,b ReIasI aa3 g, Carroll st" Takoma' D. c
tionally clean; owner must sell: $3.50: can
nnance. Take small trade. Wis. 3407-J
HiI! EAsh 1S40 940 ds luxe SEDAN demonstrator.
Pe Soto 1es7 trunk, sedan ~ S4s5
Mash Mash 1893 Ambasssdor s sedan 245
WHY WHY'S M 1887 Sedsh Dc luxe He" sedan ssss paint a55
Graham 1894 sedan I35
pob,IT.udlnly Fully f5.aI Guaranteedi Easy Ca Terms.
Capitol Heights, Nd; at D. c. Line.
Hillside 0S52.
WE HAVE REDUCED the price of all used
ears fao to make room for the spring rush.
1879 Buick model As coupe 545
1884 Chevrolet 4-door master sedan I95
1924 Chevrolet 2-door trunk coach 175
1852 Pymeutb PEdse De de- LUKE luxe soor trunk
1887 Plymouth de luxe rumble-seat '0o
1885 Plymouth de luxe 4-door trunk '''
1895 g. Plymouth " e-dQor coach 1as
nose See MI MT Barnes 51a be will work ont the
pay for your car. 1929 18th st. NV.
DEAr pAr~ArHro ~Hy
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Manhattan Auto & Radio,
1905 7th ST NV
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-DOOR
DE LUKE SEDAN; RADIO
AND HEATER. FINANCE
co. MUST SELL FOR UN-
PAID BALANCE. TERMS
AND TRADE TO RESPONSE
BILE PARTY. CALL MR..
CALLAN, GREEN. 1917. $500.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 4-doof trunk
clean upholstery. low mileage: owner must
sacrifice. can arrange to take trade and
terms. Call Mr.. Newman, Taylor 1900.
Dealer
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coupe; excellent
condition: $3.50 cash. Call Wisconsin
Evening star., 1940-02-14

REAL BARGAINS ON
SLIGHTLY USED.
RECONDITIONED AND
GUARANTEED CARS.
WE DO OUR OWN
FINANCING.
1888 Dodge coupe. rumble seat - S45
1889 Chevrolet, I'D. trunk sedan 525
1889 Chevrolet, 4-d trunk sedan 545
1889 Ford. Fordor sedan, model "S5" 525
1887 Ford coupe 2R5
1885 Ford coach I65
1885 Plymouth, 4-d. trunk sedan 265
1887 Ford sedan, delivery 275
1885 Ford, la-ton panel 1875
934 Pierce-Arrow, 4-d de TX. sed. - 245
1892 Pierce-Arrow trunk de TX sed. 1885
1895 La Sale 4d. de TX. sedan - 3S5
1887 La Sale, 4-d. tr. sedan - 4S5
1885 Plymouth, I'd. tr. sedan 245
1888 Chevrolet, 4d. sedan - 3a5
1888 Buick, 4-d. de TX. sedan lQ5
933 Pontiac, I'D. trunk sedan 95
1895 Ford Tudor sedan - 245
1888 Buick, Century 4-d. tr. sedan 695
1887 Chevrolet, 4-d. tr. sedan ----- 3S5
EASY TERMS.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

PLYMOUTH 1887 sport sedan excellent
black hnish. floating power engine excel
tires; Immaculate interior. fine radio: 1895,
ADDISON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th 81. NV,
corner Church st: Drive in Church st. en-
TRANCE Hobart 1900. Open evenings and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

These the greetings of favorte merchants
people of They all wish you Merry
and proudly join them in wishing the best every
thing through medium The Detroit Times
newspaper
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
SUBDIVISION
PLANNED FOR
TRUMBO isle
FINE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
ON STRIP OF LAND FROM
BOULEVARD REPORTED IN
oFFINC

Work has been started on the
construction of a fine residential
district on Trumbo section. TO the
southeast of the navy's seaplane
base, it was announced today.
An oil-propelled slip shovel
has been placed in operation on
North Beach roaa which leads to
Trumbo hotel The IIrSt work
to be performed by the shovel is
leveling the old railroad right-of-
way and building a new road TO
the hotel.
Cleveland Niles, former sheriff,
is in charge of the work. Author
ity is given for the announcement
that this is preliminary work to
ease conditions at the hotel, but
that laer on T. E. Price, Miami
attorney, owner of the properly,
has widespread plans which will
soon be invoked.
These plans include a broad
road leading from Roosevelt
boulevard and houses along both
sides of the strip The Key West
Yacht Club will probably be NOV
ed to a site nearer Roosevelt
boulevard to make way for the
residences which Price plans.
1t is understood the roadway
will be about 100 feet wide with
approximately 100-foot lots on
both sides. There is approx
mately half q mile stretch of prop
erty that will be so improved, ac-
cOrding to the report. The road
way and surrounding properly
will be obtained by leveling the
old railroad right-of-way and
building bulkheads in Garrison
Blight and on the Gulf side.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
(ASsOciated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. Psf
you aren't waxing your skis or
filing your skates. you're clear
out of the running
What has happened to the va
cation and SpOrtS-minded in this
country in the last ten years is
something for the historians to
null over. And whenever they
start. they will be going to the
records of several government
agencies and at least one private
organization which headquarter
here.
Ten years ago. the American
Automobile association started
laying off its staff in October, and
by January only a few of the
boys and girls stuck around to
keep the lamps lighted and see
that no Eskimo minded tourists
lacked for those little packets
of fascinating maps if they did
venture out on the unsnow- pillow
ed highways.
Ten years ago the Civilian Con-
servation Corps was no more than
a few wispS in the subconSciouS
of some potential New Dealers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
MORf.SUBS
WILL COME
TO SCHOOL
THREE ADDITIONAL VESSELS
TO REPORT NEXT JUNE:
SCHOOL BUILDING WILL BE
ERECTED SOON

Three additional submarines
have been ordered to the Key
West sound school, making six
assigned here. it was announced
today by officers at Key West
Naval Station.
They are expected the last part
of next June. when the submarine
base will have, been dredged to a
safe depth and when the marine
railway will be under way. The
names of the vessels are not
known yet.
Each submarine carries a crew
of A men and officers. This will
mean in excess of 120 additional
men permanently assigned to the
Key West sound school. There
are four destroyers on duty with
the school, which has an even
hundred sailors enrolled. This
makes Ior several hundreds of
men assigned here.
Present submarines on duty
with the sound school are the
S-22, SIS and S-29. They take
men out into the nearby Gulf
stream for training in under
water signaling and sound detec-
ton.
A new school building is to be
built at once to house the sound
school at the navy base. 1t will
be a two-story building, roughly
100 feet by 200 feet. Authority to
spend the money for the school
was received by Lieut.. Com
mander T. ]. Brady. U.S.N., public
works officer at the station, early
this week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27

congressman who have served
their first term without opening
their mouths except to say AYE"
or MOI and who won lot of re-
spect from. their seniors thereby.
If you just have to make a speech.
write it out and by getting per-
mission to extend your re-
marks, have it printed in the
Congressional Record. Then you
can mail it to your constituents.
which is the important thing any
way Very, very little legislation
is affected one way or the other
by oratory.
Letters To Write
If you aren't a whale of pro-
ficient letter writer, you'd better
get a secretary who is. You'll get
thousands of letters and every
one has to be answered. Along
this same line. if your secretary
is proficient at forgery and at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
Italian Submarines Run
Blockade At Gibraltar
So Z%[%%%l
LITTLE DAMAGE BY
BLOW LAST NIGHT

A total of 2.I6 inches of
rain fell in Key West last
night and the wind got up to
43 miles an hour at LAS a. m,
according TO the weather bu-
reau report.
Screens. trees and other
loose material were blown
about but there was no Sc
rious damage. according TO
the report. Wafer stood al a
majority of street Intersec-
tons. but it soon was carried
away.
AT the Marine hospital
there was a large pool of wa
ter which was caused by the
rainstorm and the navy con-
strucfion program. Pumps
were put at work lowering
the wafer and by noon il was
under control. The hospitals
drainage pipes through the
navy yard have been closed
due TO the construction work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
Rome Reports Ships Sink
Enemy Vessels In New
Atlantic Ocean Raids
On Shipping
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
ROME. Dec. 27.-Italian naval
authorities reported today that a
squadron of their submarines had
succeeded in running the British
blockade in the Mediterranean
Sea and were operating at pres
emf in the ATLANTIC ocean.
The submarines slipped by
guarding ships of the British navy
at Gibraltar one at time, au-
thorities disclosed, and had later
based at an unannounced island
rendezvous for operations against
anti-axis shipping.
Italians claimed this morning
that their Atlantic submarines
had so far accounted for Is Brit
ish and neutral ships carrying
contraband for the British, and
had sunk at least one British de-
stroyer by torpedoing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
ARONOVITz SPEAKS
AT RITES TONIGHT
COLLEGE DEBATE EXPERT
TO APPEAR AT BNAI
ZION MEETING

Sidney Aronovitz. champion
debater of the University of
Florida debating team. will be
the speaker at the Sabbath Serv-
ices at B'Nai Zion Jewish Congre-
CATION tonight, as announced this
morning. The services start at
800 o'clock
Mr.. AronoVitz was selected by
the B'Nai Birth brotherhood at
Gainesville to speak at this serv-
ice.
Rabbi Lazarus Lehrer of the
Congregation conducted Chankah
services at the synagogue Christ
mas night. A program by Donald
Pearlman. Jake and Buddy Appel
and Joyce Mulherg was present
ed Jack Einhorn gave the bene-
diction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27

WASHINGTON. Dec "a
33-year-old bishop and q woman
who was q congreSsi0nl headline
news figure IN World var days
viii contribute color 10 the I'm
Congress which convenes On
January 3.
Back 10 the House Of Represen-
tatives comes the first woman
elected 10 Congress Montana S
jeanette Rankin. Her vote against
war provided one Of the dramatic
moments IN the historic session On
Good Friday. April G. 1917
Miss Rankin, then the only one
Of her sex IN Congress sat through
the first roll call with bowed head
failing TO answer 70 her name On
the second roll call which came
after 3 o'clock in the morning.
she arose and said with tremul0us
voice:
want 10 stand by my country
but ! cannot vote for war
Youngest a SiEhop
Youngest man II the Senate
viii be Berkeley L. Runker. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
CORONER'S JURY
MEETING TODAY
SUNDERLAND BRIDGE ACCT
DENT INQUEST TO BE
CONTINUED

Inquest into the deaths of Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Campbell of Tam
pa on the Summerland Key wood
en- bridge last Sunday afternoon
will be continued at p. m today,
County Judge Raymond R. Lord
announced today.
After the coroner's jury views
the car the inquest will be ad-
journed until next Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock, the judge said.
Then the case will be concluded
and a verdict returned.
This was done at request of the
family which wanted to bury the
bodies at Tampa Lopez Funeral
Home shipped the bodies to Tam
pa for burial earlier in the week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
LACK EXPLANATION OF REMARKABLE
Manufacturers OF Necessary Equipment Surprised
GROWTH In COUNTRY'S WINTER SPORTS

Feature Serviee)
Ten years ago, most of the ma
tional parks shut up shop in the
winter and left only few old
timers around to worry about
how the buffalo herds were going
to weather the storms or about
how the bears were alternating
in the bridal suite in Ranier's
Paradise Inn.
First Ski Train
Eight years ago. the first ski
train pulled out of Boston with
about 200 popeyed young Magel-
lans of the Ski-wayS staring at
each other and wondering what
darn-fool idea had prompted them
to pay good money for such a
junket.
Now ski trains out of every me-
tropoliS in the north and east are
easier to get on weekendS than a
local to Whistle Junction. From
Grand Central station in New
York you can catch one practical
Continued On Page Four)
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
NAILS MOVE
BALKAN TROOPS
By AssOclated Pressl

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Nazi Off
Gals were silent today when
questioned concerning rumors of
huge troop movements through
Hungary. presumably into Ru-
mania and on to the Bulgarian
frontier
Reports heard here had it that
pressure is expected to be brought
to bear on Bulgaria in the near
future. Germany will demand.
the reports declare. the right to
transport Nazi troops through
that nation in an effort to aid
Italy'S fight against Greece.
Tension is high in the Balkans
on that subject, it is stated, and
all nations are Eat attention to
await developments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
BIRTHDAY BALL
ON JANUARY 80
FIGHT INFANTILE PARA
LYSIS" CAMPAIGN GET
TING UNDER WAY

ORLANDO, Dec. 27.-FNS)
Under the able leadership of State
Chairman Chester B. Treadway,
the Celebration of the Presidents
Birthday and the Fight Infantile
Paralysis campaign give promise
of being the most successful yet
conducted in this state.
Last week Chairman Treadway
announced the appointment of
county chairmen for each of the
81 counties and these appoint
mentS have been confirmed by
honorary chairman of the fund
raising campaign. GOvernOr-elect
SpeSSard Holland.
Joe Pepper, director of organ
izatiOn for the group, will aid
these county chairmen in the Sc
lection of prominent citizens to
complete committees in each
county.
These committees will conduct
sports events, balls, dinners and
other entertainment from which
funds will be secured. all of it 60
ing to the Fight Infantile Para
lysis" campaign. A majority of
the counties are planning to close
their campaigns with a county
wide Presidents Birthday Ball on
January 30, according to chairman
Pepper.
The National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis has formed a
sports council to aid local groups
in organizing charity sports
events, Treadway said. Among
prominent names on this commit
tee are those of Grantland Rice,
chairman. Ted Husing, famed
radio commentator, Henry Nc
LemOre. United Press sports
writer, and a score of others.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-27
GALES DISRUPTED
BUNNELL PHONE
And BUS SERVICE
SECTION OF EAST COAST
NORTH OF DAYT ONA
BEACH HEAVILY HIT BY
STORM LAST NIGHT
CBy Associated PrexsI

DAYTONA BEACH, Dec. 81
Telephone and bus line service
from tbs CITY north through
Bunnen was reported to be en-
tirely disrupted tnis morning. fol-
lowing a severe gale which swept
in from t!.c ocean last night,
bringing a high total of property
damage.
No lives were reported lost in
the storm.
Telephone messages were being
rerouted this morning and it was
expected that debris piled up on
state road number one would be
cleared in order that bus travel
could be resumed by tomorrow.