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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-07

o. Can man of military age who is subject to be called into service under the Selective Draft buy or build a home under the Federal Housing Administrations program?
 A. He may buy, build or modernize his home under the F. H. A. pro- gram.
 e. If the candidate who is elected President on November this year should die before the date of inaug- uration. how would his successor be chosen?
 A. The person whose election is indicated by the popular vote does not become the President-e until after the Electors have cast their ballots on the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December December 16, 1940). The electoral ballots are sent to Washington and are counted in joint session of the Senate and the House on January 6. The 20th Amendment to the Con- stitution provides that if, at the time fixed for the beginning of the term of the President (January 20 l94i) the President -elect shall have died, the Vice President shall become President The rules adopted by the Republican and Democratic National Conventions specify that If the nominee for President or Vice President should die, the National Committee of the party shall nom- mate his successor.
 Q. Who played opposite John Boles in the photoplay, "Only Yes terday"?
 A. Margaret sullavan.
 e. Did aliens who served in the Army. Navy or Marine Corps of the United States during the World War and received honorable discharges. automatically become citizens of the United States? Is the discharge a proof of citizenship?
 A. No. All alien veterans must have final naturalization papers to prove citizenship. Aliens who thought they were citizens on account of such service should get in touch with their nearest Naturalization Office. CThe Waterbury Democrat Service Bureau, 1913 Thirteenth St., Wash ington, D. O.. will send the address of the nearest office on request, &C., companied by a stamped. self-ad- dressed envelope.
 e. How many forest fires occur annually in the United States?
 A. They averaged one in every two-apd-a half minutes during 1939. or 2l267l. according to reports from State foresters, national forests and other federal agencies. The in- dicated loss was nearly 40 million dollars and 30 million acres of forest land were burned.
 e Where is the oldest aStronomi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-07

Q. What percentage of the people in the United States have full high school or higher education?
 A..Out of every 1000 adults in the United States about 150 have cor1- plete high school or higher educa- ton. The medium education of the country as a whole is completion of elementary school couyses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-07

c. Where is the oldest astronomi- cal observatory in the world?
 A. Sterrewacht Observatory at Leyden, Hollard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-07

ence in Himself and in Ills message He aroused the confidence Of those who heard Him, and because they had confidence in Him. they were filled with . sense of His authority Co teach and command.
 Al Rights Reseryed-- -Babson News.
 paper Syndicate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-07

e. What Is the origin of the term Achilles heel"?
 A. When Achilles mother dipped the child in the River Styx to make him invulnerable, she held him by the heel, which was therefore not immersed. Achilles died from a wound in the heel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-07

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-07
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 and Answers
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Washington Journal., 1940-03-15
Mntnmft beg 9er5Ogs
bon GObMrg

Wie in Ser 8ormOAe beri6tet, lit
ser 9rGlioent Oes 9euti9en &oten
&reu8eg, Ser3og Gnrl @Ouaro bon
SahIen=G obnrg ul0 @otbo am z.
M1r5 BON Sapan fommeno in Gan
francisco pingetroffen. Seine 8e-
griiBung our6 ben D6erbiirgermei=
Iter Der Gto0t uno ben Setter 0es
amerifaniIden @oten &reu3eS fir bic
Iieben 8eitItaaten tpar iiberaus ber5-
lid. 8egleitet bon @eneralfoniul
@ieoemann un0 @eianoti1aftsrat
Sannenberg beiudte Der Ser5og Die
8eIasung beg columbus" uno iiber=
brofte ibnen Die @riiBe Der Seimat.
Bon fiibrenoen omerifunilaen Ser
l0nIidfeiten peranitaltete Beii6ti-
qunaen Der Gtaot un0 Oes @eltalts-
IteaungsgelGnoes, cine ginlaOung
gum 8elu1 Der 2elan0 Stanforo=
uniDerIit1t uno mebrere @mpfdnge
3eugten bon Der gaitfrelnOliAen @e-
linnung oes amerifanii6en Belteas.
SSn5mil1en lit Ser8og &url @ou-
ar0 bereits in Der 8unoesbauptItuot
e%ingetroffen. St muroe BET Ieiner
Mnfunft in @aibingtom BON bent
Deutihen @elhlftstrdger begriiBt
uno bat i'm MabfIotper Sotel 8ob-
mung genommen. @r miro beute Yr1=
Iioent Mooiepelt uno Dem 8~oriiBen0en
oes amerifaniiden &oten &reu5es,
Serrn Normnn 9abis, ieinen 8eiu6
abItatten. Mbenos miro Der 9eutl6e
@eIddftstrdger I'M SoteI MaDflotDer
elm Mbenoelfen geben, 81 Dem fiibre1=
Sc DISQUALIFICATION oes Ofoten &reu-
oes, Mitglieoer 6es Staatsoeparte-
ments unO oes oiplomotiiden &orps
eingelooen lino.
Mm Sonnaben0 bormittag miro
Ser Ser5og Mount Sermon befuden,
tpGbreno am Na1mittag i'm SoteL
Gborebam elm gmpfang fir 6as
9iplomatii1e &orps, 8ertreter Der
nmerifanii9en &egierung, Nlitglie-
Der oes &~ongreiies un0 anOere Ser
i0nli6feiten fiibrenoer amerifanii6er
&reiie itattfinoet.
Ser S9meoiide @elnnote miro am
Sonntag elm 6riibltiid an gbren Oes
@er5ogs geben.
Sonntae Nadmittag bon 81
ubr finOet in Der 9eutiden 8otiaaft
oie o~iesidbrige @eloengeoenffeier oes
oeuti1en Bottles itatt. Ser Ser5og
miro BEL oieier @elegenbeit oie in
8aibington Iebenoen 9eutiaen be-
griiBen. gu oieier 6eier l10t Der
geutide @eiddftstrager hermit elm.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-15
gerlmie i'm finniIden aries bOd
einseidGtt

Ropenbagen. Ausldnoi-
ide miIitGriihe So9perlt1noige
idGten, oaB Ser iest been0ete ruiiiid-
finnilde &rieg $4,000 9pfer for
oerte, oarunter Sic S1lfte an @efal-
Ienen. Die 0erluite ipuroen babel
pie folgt mifgeitelt: HuBlnno: etpa
100000 @efanene uno 100000 Der
punoete. 5innlanO: ettua 10000
@efaaene uno $4,000 Werpunoete.
Die auBergeip0bnlih bobe 3abl Der
@efaaenen miro gum groBen Eeil Der
ungeipobnliden &Glte in ben &f-
8onen 3ageidrieben. 0iele @ertpull-
oete ~erfroren. Gin Odniider Rorre-
iponoent beridtete, bob Die Simmer
aaein auf Der &areliiden 2onoenge
10000 Mann perloren, oarunter
1000 iiiugere 0ffi5iere.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-15
gitterfeit i6er mansel6afte Silfe

SeIfinfi. ~ Sn elmer &unO-
funfaniprade beflagte ii9 Eanner in
bitteren @orten iiber Die mangelnoe
Muslanosbilfe. Die &ilfe Der @eit-
m6dte babe b0aig periagt. Die ifan-
oinapiiden 5reiipiaigen ieien 81 ip1t
nno in gu geringer 8abl e~ingetroffen.
Die ruiiiiden acknowledgement
ieien bart. &uBlnno babe ober
bon ieglihen politiiden 6oroernngen
abgeieben uno bon Rlluiinen iei niht
mebr Die &e6e. ShIieBlih appetizer
te Sanner an Die Simmer iid 5uinm-
men5uidlieBen uno Die Griegsmun-
ben gu beilen. Sierfiir ieien ale
&r6fte ~notpenoig.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-15
Neri6Omermngem in
Der gtaOt @ai4ingtOn
Sreib6Smirr Ser Resiernns i'm Gem
trnm Der Gtnbt %entfernt. 8lnmen
mnb EflanSen iin6 mad @eltsbile
gc6radt WUrDen

NaH ettD1 40 Sabren fommen nun
en0li1 Die olbefonnten, 81, ettuas
grandchildren Sreibbduier fir Blu-
men un0 YfIon3en, melhe oas yWei-
BE Sous" unb Die &egierung fir feit-
lihe MngpIegenbeiten ben0tigt, tueIde
an Der bertigen nGonititution~ gbe-
me, mitten in Der Staot, 5pii1en
o9ier3ebnter" StraBe uno D3p0lf-
ter StraBe iteben, fort. sic tperoen
iebt ~nbgeriiien uno na1 Beltsbile
uno @reenbeIt, al Negierungsl6nOe-
reien oortieIbft gebruft. Die Sreib.
b1uler biloeten elm Stiid oes alien
@aibingtons, obi1on bic meiiten On-
bon erit i'm Sabre 1902 erri1tet muir
ben. Niar fling nit Der ueberfiib-
rling Der ein6elnen Yflan5en nod
8eltsbiue idon borigen Serbit an.
Sag fir Sag bro1te man lie in 2ait-
tpaeen oortbin, 10000 I'M gan5er,
@unoerte bon beionoeren Samilien
bon 8lumen uno Spe5ialitdten. Sect
berihninoen oie gldiernen Sreibbdlt-
fer Ielber. Mn lire Steue ionen in
Der naben 3ufunft Hegierungsge-
b1u0e treten. Oas tp1re al beoo1I-
ern; oenn Der Gaum fir Yorfe in
Der Sta0t miro INNER Heiner. Statt
neue 8orfe gu ihaffen, mie oas iiber-
al in Ben alien StGoten Der @elt ge-
i9iebt, tperoen Die i1on b~eitebenoen
bier in @aibington gum Cell 5lge=
baut "a. .. an Der n6iinften" Gtra-
BE, NorOmeit, uno IS" StraBe. nSSii-
oieiarD Gquare@ uno iiberan i'm
NorOoiten Der Gtaot: u3meite~ Strn,
BE uno uS~ StroBe etc.) 9ie vgea-
tionol Capital 9arf ono Plonning
Gommiiiion~ Ioute 10 ettDns nidt ge-
itdtten! 0ie alien E~rei6Bduier on
Der alten SO" StraBe puroen audi
pegen Der aaidbrlid 5peimal bort
obgebaltenen 8lumenaus1teaungen
befonnt, au oenen ii1 Die 5rouer
@aibingtons ein5ufinoen pfIegten,
arb oie 9amen aug benz n8eiBen
@auie~. Sn 8eltspiae lino flint rie-
iige, mo0ern=eingeridtete SreibbGu-
fer, ieOes $40 SUB lang, 40 SUB
brett, un6 Elm groBes &onierbato-
RUM nit 5mei 5Iiigelbalten, unter
Der 2eitung Der Serren S. 8. 8eattie
uno S. 90. 8Drnes. 2esterer folgte
ieinem @ater in Der 8ebanolung, Or
fori9ung urto grbaltung Ser Blu
men i'm Sabre 1906, mo er am Bo-
tanii9en @arten angeiteIlt puroe.
8iele Der 8lumen mu6ien friiber,
ieit 1870, 90, mo beute Die nellen @e-
bGuoe oes Observation-Disclosures Ite-
ben, an Der n13"ten StraBe, i'm 9or-
fe, mo man aud gang neue 8lumen
uno Srii6te 5ii9tete. 85 2aitmagen
bradten in ben leBten @oden 1000
Dgbrifantbemum HfIan3en (gbrp-
iantinen, oie aus Sopon fomen) nod
8eltsbile, uno opar obne G9ooen
fir oie 8lumen. @eiter berpflonote
man tropii9e 8lumen, 2oftuspflon-
5en, &oIen @eroenias etc. 81 fleine
EreibbGuier naren bort i'm Ser5en
Der Gtaot, in Der nWaaa~, %antpeieno,
mas man ni1t bermuten fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-15
9eutId-finniide @irtidaftsabma-
dnngen nnter5eidnet

8erlin.-9ienstng puroe. mie
Sransocean erfdbrt cine oeutid-fin-
nii6e Notwithstanding in Ser
lin ulter5eidnet, Die Ben ieit Dem
8eginn oes &onfIiftes itodenoen
Sanoelsperfebr pieoer in Gang
ieben ioa. Der GIearingberfebr, Der
Die Musfubr BON 9ola, gr5en, &upfer
uno Qebensmitteln ans 6~innIono
nod 9elitidlano gegen Snouitriepro-
BUTTE poriiebt, ion iebt tuieoer bon
aufgenommen meroen.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-15
Sapan prOteitiert sesen bic 8eidlag-
mabune Oeutider Bot

Eofio. - Muf ben iaponiiden
9roteIt gegen Die fron50fide Be-
idIagnobme Oeutiber Boit auf benz
iaponil6en 9ompfer n8ungfof Ma-
ri" I'M Sofen BON Saipbong Gran3.
Snoo1inn) erfIdrte iih Granfreid
bereit. Die 6eutide priDate un0 ge-
iddftli9e Yoit beraus5ugeben un0
fiinftig oie 8oit nur in @egenuart
iapaniider Beamter 81 unteriu6en.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-15
9ie Ietten Na6ri3ten:
SmRHd.finmiider ariea beemSet

Mosfau.- Bum ruIiii1-fin-
nilden JrieOensbertrag oeiien genoli-
er @ortlalt bisber niHt borliegt,
meroen BON omtIi6er SomietruIii-
ider Seite folgenDe Gin5elbeiten be-
FAINT:
G%ritens: Ser 5rieOensbertrag 1T
Iotpietii1erieits bon MolotoD, Gnoa-
nom un0 Dem 8rigo0efommonOeur
@niiiIietpsfi unter5eidnet norOen;
BON finniider Seite bon NDti Yaniii-
fiDi, General 8olOen uno Trofeifor
Moitaman.
3meitens: Der Iertrag ipridt Ser
Gomietunion gu: Die gan5e farelii1e
QanOenge, Oas gon5e llfer Oes 2aoo-
gaiees, Die 6iiherbalbiniel uno Eeile
9Itfinnlnnos.
Drittens: &ongoe uno Oas oo5li
~geb0renoe S~erritorium miro Der
Sonietunion alif OreiBig Sabre fir
flint Minionen Jinnenmart berpo1-
tet CUR grrihtung elmer Warine-
BATS.
8iertens: Ginnlnn0 Derpflidtet ii1
in ieinen @epdliern i'm NorOot[ontif
feline ariegsi6iffe, 1boote uno 2uft=
itreitfr1fte 5u unterbaIten nit Nus=
nabme BON fleinen &iiitenpod=
idiffen.
Giinftens: 0ie 9~opietunion Der-
pfIidtet, iid lire Eruppen aus Het-
Iamo 5uriidal3ieben.
Seditens: Ole Gomiatunion tpiro
oas &ed)t 0es freien TronIits iber
Betiamo nod Nortuegen un0 umge-
febrt genieBen, obne 3olfontrolle.
Siebtens: SIN 9nlfe 0es Sabres
1910 fon cine gilenbabnlinie BON
4anOalaff1a nod &emiiaerbi gebaut
tDeroen.
Ndfens: Der 6rieoenspertrog ion
in orei Togen ratifi8iert tperoen. Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ioIlen in Mos-
fau ausgetaui1t tDer0en.
Neuntens: Mm 10. M1r3 1910,
Mittogs INN 1900 ubr, ioaen oie
&ompfbonolungen an Der Jront ein-
gefteut meroen. @m 10. MGr3 ab
IL l1br folen Die Eruppen beiOer
Seiten iid auf Die nellen Stoots-
gren5en 5uriid5ieben.
3ebntens: Die @erban6lungen
iiber einen @nn0elsDertrag 3tDiIhen
Der SoDietuniou uno 5innIano fol-
len unmittelbar aufgenommen tper=
ben.
Sdeitern bes engliid-franajfidtm
NrStueitMngstlanes
Berlin. - Dor Ser aonferen5
Der Auslanospreiie gob Ser Gpre1er
0es Musip1rtigen Mmtes cine fur3e
Grfldrung al, Die Die MuffaIiung Ser
Heidsregierung BARTLETT: Ser Grieoe
5fpii6en Mosfau uno &eliinfi beOeu-
tet elm Sdeitern oes engliId-fron3G=
iii6en Observation-Disclosures TO-
melt CT iid nuf ben Nor0raum be-
5iebt. An Ser Bernnnft Der finnii1en
6iibrer lit bic englii9e Ge1mung ge-
i1eitert. @ir berbeblen ni9t elm
itarfes @efiibl Der 8efrieOigung, 0aB
Der Srie0e 3uitanoe gefommen lit nno
itelen nit @enugtuung felt, bob es
troB Der bis 8ur lebten Gefunoe arl-
oouernoen engliid-frana0iiden gtuf-
DiegelungSDeriude gelungen 1T, oas
rniiiib-finniibe 8erbdltnis 81 reeeIn
uno ieine 8robleme 5u l0ien. Die
Beoingungen oes llebereinfommens
iteben in gere1tem Herb6Itnis 5u ben
Spfern, Die bereits gebradt muroen
uno 81 ben 8e0iirfniiien, Die fir gro
be Staaten IN ibrem 2ebensrnum nun
einmol gegeben iino. Man mliB aa-
Beroem feititeaen, oaB ourd Die iest
gefunoene Qoiung feline @ef1broung
oes finnii6en 2ebensrnumes nno Der
finniiden SouberGnit6t eingetreten
lift.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-15

ODER fino offene Jeinoe Deutidlanog,
oeiien BoIitif iie Bis onbin geredt-
fertigt fanoen. 2ogif lit Ons nidt.
2ogiid gebanoelt bat bos neue
Deutihlano, uno Die nngemanoten
Metbo0en bat oieies Deutidlono bon
ieinen @egnern geIernt. @eredt
mlB man iein, iolIte man ieinb audi
in Mmerifa.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-15
int
Oenti9em liter. Werein

Morgen slbeno ipridt nnier be-
liebter Hrofeiior Or. q. SO. Spnn-
boofo iiber Goethe. Geine tiidtige
So6ter, 6rau @aIter, miro Gdu-
bert-@ oetbe-2ieoer iingen, rno SRI.
Srene @ottbeIf bringt G5enen aus
16auit". @Glte iino piIfommen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-01
JUDGE WILLIAMS
ISCANDIDATE TO
SUCCEED HIMSELF
APPOINTED TO FILL VACAN-
CY CREATED BY JUDGE AT
KINsoN's DEATH; STATE
MENT APPEARS HEREWITH

Judge Ross Williams of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Flor
ida today announces his candi-
dacy for denomination in the
Democratic Primary of May Z.
His statement follows:
''Since l have been Judge of
the Circuit Court, Dade County,
Florida, l have sought painstak-
ingly and diligently to maintain
the high traditions set by the
late Judge H. F. Atkinson. He
had fine record for so few re-
versals of his decisions. He lik-
ed me and gave me much sound
advice while l was a practicing
attorney, and we had many con-
ferences while l was Judge of
Civil Court of Record, Dade
County, Florida, and during these
conferences he gave me much
sound advice as to my duties as
judge and on points of law, and
that helped me to make the rec
ord l made as Judge of the Civil
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-01

Court of Record, Dade County,
Florida. He gave me many
copies OF charges in cases he
had tried, and these helped me
to instruct jurieS correctly and
are of untold benefit to me in
trials in my present position. i
have signed countless orders
since have been Judge of the
Circuit Court, Dade County,
Florida, but only after reading
them carefully and the papers in
the case and duly considering the
same. Only two of my decisions
have been carried to the Su-
preme Court of Florida since /
have been Circuit Judge, and the
Supreme Court of Florida upheld
both.
Il feel that over ninety per-
cent of the lawyers of this cir
cult would like to see me re-
main Circuit Judge. They get
prompt, careful, and mature con-
sideration from me, and lawyers
admire that type of service. I
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-01

tured by an outstanding list of
national and international cele-
britieS visiting for periods of
from one week to a month. Rep
resentatives from some of the
finest families in the country
were with us from time to
time, Mr.. Schutt stated. "Then,
too" he continued, "our business
was aided by cold weather on the
mainland. Many people came to
Key West this year for that rea-
son, and we believe they'll come
again as a result of the expert
ences they had".
The office force, together with
Mr.. Schutt, will remain in Key
West for about two weeks, check
ing all details and making in
ventories preparatory to final
reports. Then Mr.. Schutt will
leave to spend about a month at
his home in Fort Myers before
he goes to take up summer duties
as manager of Holly Inn, at
Christmas Cove, Maine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-01
ROY ROBERTS, so,
dies SUDDENLY
DEATH CAME LAST NIGHT
FOLLOWING INDIGES-
TON ATTACK

Apparently seized by an at
tack of acute Indigestion, Roy
Roberts, so, of 1923 Angela street,
died suddenly at 11:3O o'clock
last night, Peace Justice Frank
lin Arenberg, coroner ex-officio,
reported today.
Mrs. Marjorie Roberts, wife of
the deceased, informed authorities
her husband had complained of
feeling i'll Sunday, but his ILL
ness was not regarded as serious
until the fatal seizure. At first
Peace Justice Enrique Esdtfif-
aldo, Jr., was calld, but retired
from the case when the Roberts
home was found to be inside
Arenberg's district.
Justice Arenberg authorized
removal of the body to the
Pritchard Funeral Home. Fun
eral services will be held in the
Pritchard chapel at 4:3O p. m.
Wednesday, with Rev. o. C.
Howell of Ley Memorial church
officiating.
Besides his widow, Roberts is
survived by his mother, Mrs.
Mary E. Roberts, and two broth
ers, Noel of Key West and Bra
zeh of Macon, Ga, who has wiz
ed that he will be here for the
funeral. 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-01
PAUL D. BARNES
SEEKS REELECTION
AS CIRCUIT JUDGE
PRESENT SENIOR MEMBER
ON BENCH; LEADER IN JU-
DIcIAL IMPROVEMENTS IN
HIS CIRCUIT

Paul D. Barns, senior judge OF
the Circuit Court for this district
and holding that office since
1927, has announced for re-nom
ination to his office, subject to
the May 7 Democratic pri-
mary, his notice appearing in the
Political Announcements column
elsewhere in this issue.
Beyond the dispatch of the
business of his court, Judge
Barns has accomplished the fol-
lowing:
Drafted the law which created
the Dade county law library at
the courthouse, thereby placing
every attorney land his CLIENT
upon an equal footing in access
to source material-the tools of
the legal trade.
Co-author of the 1881 chancery
act which codified more than 100
rules and laws previously gov
erning equity cases. This act has
worked with such satisfaction
that it has not since required
amendment and the Supreme
Continued on Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-01
PACIFIC FLEET
STARTS MANEUVERS

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April l.
Hundreds of ships of hte Pacific
Fleet of the U. S. Navy began
large scale mock battle maneu-
verS" today in an area that en-
braces approximately five and a
half million square miles of
ocean.
First Instructions call for con-
centration of all vessels at the
Pearl Harbor base in Honolulu
From there, the fleet will be di-
vided into the Maroon and Pur-
pie Squadrons, and the battle"
will be on. High navy officials
in Washington claimed to know
nothing Of the extent of the bat
ties, stating that only ranking
admiralS of the Fleet knew of the
maneuvers and problems to be
worked oct.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-01

ways customary to give the lead
ing position in the National
School Safety Patrol Parade to
the representatives of the south
ernmost city. This honor natur-
ally gives Key West so promin-
ent a position that the public
value cannot be over estimated,
Taylor indicated.
In selecting those to make the
trip, the safety patrol committee
will select the IL boys making
the best grades among the 101
members of the Key West patrol.
Gates will handle this phase of
the work, as we'll as the finan-
cial arrangements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-01
CURRY WANTS TO
ADDRESS VOTERS
THINKS OTHER CANDIDATES
SHOULD FOLLOW SAME
PROCEDURE

T. Jenkins Curry, candidate
for office of Sheriff, stated to
The Citizen today that he intends
to address the voters in behalf of
his candidacy and to discuss the
sheriff's office and offer his rec
ord. as private citizen and pub
lie official as a basis of asking
the public for this reward.
Mr. Curry feels that anyone
seeking this important office
should stand before the public
and talk to the people and with
the people about such an i'm
portant position. He will re-
quest the chairman of the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee to
invite the other candidates to
speak and to introduce them at
the same time.
paid Political ADVERTISEMENT
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Assistant Secretary Of Treasury
Was Visitor In City Saturday

Assistant Secretary CASTOR visit
ed Lieut. Commander Carl H.
Hilton, commanding officer of
the Coast Guard service in this
district, at headqIarters, Front
street.
For three hours the treasury
official and Commander Hilton
discussed Coast Guard affairs in
the district. Among those intro
duced by Mr.. CASTOR was Lieut..
Henry 3. Haskins, assistant to
the commanding officer.
Later Mr.. CASTOR took off by
sirplane for the mainland, with
out divulging his destination. Be-
fore coming here from St. Peters
burg, the treasury executive OBJ
served the Coast Guard firing
practice off St. Petersburg.
Among the vessels participating
in the target practice will be the
Cutter Pandora, whose regular
station is Key West.
Lieut.. ]. H. Martin, acting
captain of the Pandora, said his
ship would be gone from two to
three weeks While at st. Peters
burg the personnel will continue
their small arms training and al
so fire the great, gun a three
incher during a regular course Of
training.
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William Lee Plowman, Clara
Helen Yates, Mary Louise Bonni-
We'll and Beulah Gandolfo De-
merritt.
Census of the key district will
be taken by Ivan E. FELTON,.
In addition to the above, three
were named to obtain the census
OF government employees on the
army and navy reservations
here, and at the c. c. c. camp on
West Summerland Key. For the
army, Jasper E. Solt was named.
Herbert w. Meyer will interview
all navy personnel, and George
Winston Reymor will take the c.
c.. C.. census.
Mr.. O'Bannon estimated that
the census here will take APP
proximately two weeks. While
the official starting day is tomor-
row, it was possible few of the
employees might get in some
practice" today, he said.
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Drive Continues For Funds To
Rebuild Centre ASturianO Club

Many committees reported at a
called session of the Centre AS
turiano Club last Friday evening,
held in the office of Aquilino
Lopez, Jr, and the following list
of additional contributors to the
fund being raised to rebuild club
quarters recently RACED by fire,
was reported.
Previously acknowledged, $500;
Karl o. Thompson, $1,000: Fred
J. Dion, $500; Sam B. Pinder,
$lOO; c. Sam B. Curry, $1.OO;
Bernard Waite, $1.00; J. Lancelot
Lester, $500; Ross c. Sawyer,
$500; Ray Elwood, $1.00; Frank
lin Arenberg, $500; Frank H.
Laid, $500; Raymond r. Lord,
$500; Milton A. PARROT, $500;
Raul Carbonell, $500; Carl Ber-
valdi. SlO0; w. M. Albury, $500;
RogeliO Gomez, $500.
Gilbert System Hotels, $1,000;
T. Jenkins Curry, $4,000; Frank