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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Grant Ducks
Trade Mark

Most motion picture directors
have trade mark for their favor
lite films. 1t may be a cat, a
famous picture or novel design.
Somehow, someway, the mark is
woven into the story.
Howard Hawks Is no exception
to the rule. His trade mark is
an airplane. II II is not a full
sized crate performing aerial dip
sy-dos. 1t may be a model or a
picture.
He wasted little time establish
ing his trade mark in Columbia's
romantic comedy drama, His
Girl Friday" which stars swash-
buckling Cary Grant and lovely
Rosalind Russell with Ralph Bella
my at the Rialto theater.
The opening sequence shows
Grant In lavish office. A model
plane, the mark Of Hawks, serves
as a paper weight on his desk.
When Miss Russell enters the office
and into a heated argument with
Grant, her anger resolves into
action and the model plane be-
comes an offensive weapon, which
narrowly misses the stars head.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Religious Leaders Of N. w.
Due at Conference OF Youth

Outstanding religious ! e S
from the Pacific Northwest will
guide the thinking of approx
mately 800 youths in the discus
sion groups which are a part of
the United Christian Youth Con-
ference to be held in Tacoma,
March l to 3.
The class Youth and Christian
Personality" will be led by the
Rev. Stanley G. Logan of Everett
and the Rev. w. Carl Calhoun of
Bellingham, Boy and Girl Friend
ships" by Mrs. ]. Warren Hastings
of Seattle, Preparation for Home
and Marriage" by the Rev. Nor
man Mckay of Vancouver, THE
Place of the Bible in the Life of
Today" by the Rev. w. P. McCor-
mick of Seattle"
Personal Evangelism" by c. NJ.
Aidenour of Seattle, Youth and
the Race Question" by J. Eller of
Wenatchee, Worship and Worship
Planning" by Miss Ruby Richard
son of Seattle and Miss Bertha
Peae of Portland, Our Coopera-
tive Program and Council Prof.
ects" by Miss Jennie Dodge of
Seattle, Youth and the Church"
by G. Hayden Stewart Of Van
couver. B. c. and 1. George Mace
Of Portland.
Youth and the Economic Or
der" by the Rev. Ernst of Spokane
and Mark Schrock of Olympia,
Drama and the Church" by Miss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Idaho Senator
Spurs F.D.R.
wAsHINGToN-sen. D. wor,

WESTINGHOUSE. D. Worth
Clark. D., Ida, called on President
Roosevelt Tuesday for the sake
Of the Democratic party" and in
spirit Of sportsmanship toward
other candidates to disclose his
1910 political intentions within a
reasonable time.
simultaneously. Sens. Clyde L.
Herring. D., Ia, and Sherman Min
ton, D., Ind. expressed belief he
should maintain silence to prevent
bitter intra-party struggle"
Both would support him If he runs
again.
These statements came as
Roosevelt headed toward the capt.
tai from a fishing cruise in the
Pacific and an inspection tour of
the Canal zone to face a growing
list of senate Democrats who seek
to smoke him out on his political
plans and revival OF a threat to
introduce an anti-third term reso-
luton In the senate.
Sen. Rush D. Holt, D., Va, who
long ago bolted the new deal, is
threatening to introduce the anti
third term resolution which older
senator's persuaded him to with
hold at the last session. Hollis
latest threats came as the Re-
publican-controlled senate in
Roosevelt's home state-New York
him or any other
president not to seek a third term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Sieilacoom WPA
Project Started

Steilacoom will be dressed for
tourist inspection with improved
streets, sidewalks and stree
markers as result of a WPA
project to be completed this
summer.
The project is the fourth to be
undertaken by WPA for the WIDEN
ing and opening of the streets in
the historic town. Work will in
clude widening and repair of
heavily Travelled streets, clearing
Of others and the construction of
concrete sidewalks. The Martin
st. bridge is to be>reconstructed
and 300 new street signs placed.
WPA has allocated s16,7s2 for
labor and Steilacoom $5,67s for
materials and supervision.
Under previous WPA projects
approximately 10 miles Of streets
in the town were widened, cleared
and drained by the deepening of
bitches, over $500 feet of wooden
sidewalks constructed, seven miles
Of eight foot parking strips laid
out and a playground graded. The
federal government has expended
$685. 1856 for labor on these prof.
ects and Steilacoom, $9.565 for
lumber and other materials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

tHOnIHn
MUSIC BOx-Nelson Eddy ana
Iona Massey in "Balalaika
1i:55. 3:i0, e:45: also George
Sanders and Bella Lueosl in
THE Saints Double Trouble"
1885. 4;5o. $40
RIALTO-Cary Grant and Rosa
day. 100, 400. 700, 1000:
also Gene Autry and Smiley
Burnette in South OF the Bor-
DER" 1880. 1850. $50. $50.
RIvIERA-Joe Louis va. Arturo
Godoy fight pictures. l2:55.
3:55, 6:55, e:55: william Boyd
and Steffi Duna In Law of
the Pampas." 1:15, Ais. 7:lb.
1918: and Charlie Grapewin
and Arleen Whelan In "Sa-
botage." IL: so. 2:5o. $50. $50.
Roxy-Lionel Barrymore and
Lew Ayrcs In The Secret OF
Ok. Kildare" 100. 400. 7:05,
1905: Prank Morgan and vir-
ginia weidler in Henry Goes
Arizona" 1875, ass, $40.
$40: also THE March OF Time"
1910. 3:45. Gas. 9:4o.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY -" Gulliver's Trav-
els" also Fay Banter and Ed
mund Lowe In Our Neighbors,
the Carriers"
BLUE MOUSE Greta Carlo
and Melvyn Douglas in mi
notchka." also Ann Sothern
and Franchot Tone in Fast
and Furious.
COMMUNICATIONS Rogers
and william Frawley IN Stop,
Look and Love" also Sydney
Toler and Cesar Romero in
Charlie Chan at Treasure Is
land"
KAY STREET-Frances Farmer
and Raw Milland in 'Ebb Tide"
also Humphrey Bogart and
Billy Halop in You Can't Get
Away With Murder"
LAKEWOOD John Garfield
and Priscilla Lane in Dust Be
My Destiny"
PARK-W llace Berry and
Mickey Rooney in Treasure
A1Aahat hicV VoAAh
Gail Patrick IN Grand jury
Secrets"
PROCTOR-Zorin and Eddie
Albert in "On Your Toes" also
Lynne Overman and Virginia
Dale in Death OF a Champion.
REALART-Claudette Colbert.
Henry Fonda and Edna Mae
Oliver in Drums Along the
Mohawk"
REx--B tie Davis, george
Brent and Miriam Hopkins In
THE Old Maid"
SHELL--wallace Beery and
Robert Taylor in stand Up
and Fight" also Clark Gable
and Myrna Low In Too Hot to
Handle"
SUNSBT--Clark Gable. Myrna
10y and william Powell In
Manhattan Melodrama." also
Ciaudette colbert and Melvyn
Douglas in she Married Her
Boss"
TEMPLE--Jack Benny and Gall
Patrick in Artists and Models,
also Dorothy Lamour and Ray
Milland in "Her jungle Love"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

Miami. Florida. Is well on the
way to becoming a second Holly
wood with the release Of Para
mounts full-length Technicolor
cartoon. ''Gulliver's Travels" the
first big picture made by Max
Fieischer in his Dixie studios.
Fleischer's popular short sub
jects, Betty Boop." "Popeye' and
"Spunky and Hunky," have long
been produced in Miami, while
"Gulliver" itself has been in work
In the tropical city for the past
two years.
"Culliver's Travels" which Is
now playing at the Beverly thea
ter. is the first full-length ami
mated cartoon to reach the screen
since Snow White" II brings to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

Martha Pearl Jones of Tacoma,
World Peace by Rev. George Kin
caid of Seattle and Prof. Frank G.
Williston of Tacoma, Archaeology
and the Bible" by F. E. Blaire of
Seattle and youth and COM
munity Problems" by the Rev. E.
C. Woods of Grand Coulee and
the Rev. Dwight Ramage of CASH
mere.
Besides the discussion groups,
the program will include worship,
drama. an address by Gypsy Smith,
recreation, a communion service
Sunday morning, and a Temple
service led by the Rev. Cyrus AL
bertson climaxing the three-day
conference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
STARRED YOUNG

Bing Crosby, who can't read a
note of music, was telling Dorothy
'Lamour and Bob Hope, who CO.
star with him in Paramount's
Road to Singapore, how he start
ed to sing. 1t happened in 1907, in
Spokane, Wash, when his father
brought home one of those old
fashioned cylinder record phono-
graphs and Bling started picking up
the words and rhythm from it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Chaliapin Jr.
Faces Camera


Feodor chaliapin. r., son of the
famous Russian star, makes his
American screen debut In "Bala-
laika." co-starring Nelson Eddy
and Dona Massey and now playing
az the Music Box theater. He
plays q Cossack. one Of a troop
commanded by Nelson Eddy.
chaliapin. unlike his father. Is
not singer. He is following the
footsteps of his Italian mother
who was a dramatic star.
Coincidentally. Eddy sings "vol-
ga Boat Song" In the picture. The
song was one Of the most popular
in the repertoire Of the elder
Chaliapin who wrote lyrics to the
folk melody and made 1t famous.
"Balalaika" is a story Of Old
Russia before. during and after
the revolution and Is based on the
London stage musical Of the same
name. Eddy Is seen as Prince
Peter Karagin. a colonel Of the
Cossacks, who falls In love with q
cafe singer and daughter Of a
rcvolutionist, Miss Massey. Their
adventures and romance In the
Russia of the czarist regime and
in the Paris days that followed the
revolution make for an absorb
ingly dramatic as well as musical
production.
Nine songs are included in the
score. with Eddy singing Flow,
Flow. White Wine" Ride, Co.'S
sack. Ride" Paris Balalaika" and
Come This Holy Night of Christ
mas" ~ well as the "volga Boat |
Song" Miss Massey's numbers
include "Tanya." "Scheherezade"
and AT the Balalaika," and to-
gether the two stars sing Magic
of Your Love"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Y e. 4. .


Il doesn't seem to make any
Inference how many times / see
Ltouol Barrymore In motion pic
tures I always come away with
IL zane thought In mind :. that
1e = perhaps among the top five
& Hollywood's great entertainers
md that any production in which
he appears IL 100 per cent the bet
Ter for that fact.
~ Secret ef DR.. KILDARE
new attraction at the Roxy
theater. b 10 exception 10 the
rule, for here again We 80 his
master touch making . good
pactnre Infinitely better.
The cast In this. the third of the
kildare productions. remains much
The same A. was seen In previous
enee, and that, too, Il something
70 recommend the third In line.
Lew Aires, Of course, plays lead
with Barrymore.
Sharing the screen on the new
6in ID Henry Goes Arizona" q
story Of the wide open spaces,
with Frank Morgan and Virginia
Weidler playing the starring roles.
Guy Kibbee. Slim summerville and
Douglas Fowley have important
roles in . comedy which Seems
well suited for Morgan's style of
laugh-mal<ing.
Your reviewer h . sucker
for Virginia Wcidler and con-
s1aers her ore Of Hollywood's
nnsst capable personalities.
Whea you - ~lEeary Goes
Arissaa" I think you win
agres - has plenty on The
hall.
Of Interest also u the current
1nsus Of the March Of Time"
which has ~ IT. subject The vati-
can Of Pope Plus XII"
A. IN: '. b :. an for now
4 exceTt thls There are
tws mAjsr factors which dis-
tingu1sh H. Old World from
H. new TIE Atlantic
ecean and TIE fact that =
Europeaa nation has but one
dictator while We IN the
United States have thousands
~ them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Woman Handed
20-Year Term

SEATTLE -Superior Judge
Roger J. Meakim Tuesday SEN
fenced Miss Helen F. Ernst, 81,
Seattle and former Portland radio
and motion picture theater organ
list. to 20 years in the state peni-
Tertiary for forgery.
Judge Meakim said he could
take no other course because Miss
Ernst formerly was given a sus-
pended sentence.
She confessed last Jan. 20 TO
cashing more than Is worthless
checks for more than $3.50 in
Portland. Walla Walla, Spokane,
Ellensburg and Seattle, and leav-
ing four hotels without paying
her bills. Heb forgeries started
last Nov. Is in Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
H E X ELS MORE BOUT
Wars in Europe
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

to ten miles in front of Viipuri,
but the Red army pressure now
extends westward Of the city and
it appeared the Russians were
preparing for an attempt to cross
the narrow bay, in order to en-
circle the city, which has been
abandoned for all practical pur-
pose by the Firms.
The fall of viipuri will not by
any means open the way for the
Red army to press on across
Southern Finland to Helsinki.
They have paid with tens of thou
sands Of casualties for their adj
vance in the last month, and the
Films believe that, even with
spring weather. the natural
obstacles of the countryside will
permit them to continue similar
defense tactics over every mile
of their territory.
The Finnish position In the
far north was still less favor
able, although the winter
weather Is expected 10 con-
tinue to aid them there for
weeks-possibly until foreign
volunteers, already In the
front line, arrive In sufficient
number 10 be formidable.
Fighting on the western front
in Europe continued on a minor
scale, but there was greater
activity in the Moselle area, and
British airplanes again flew over
Berlin, Hanover, and the Kiel and
Cruxhsven naval bases in Ger
many. German airplanes also
continued reconnaissance over
France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Cameras Will
Pass Dancers

Candid camera fans are going
to get a break Saturday night be-
cause the management Of the Gen.
fury ballroom has announced that
ones camera will serve as an ad-
mission ticket.
Prizes are also to be awarded
for the best pictures taken in the
ballroom during the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
AUTHORIZES ACT

Norma Mitchell, authorizes Of
two celebrated stage hits. THE
Cradle Snatchers" and The Post
Road" returned to grease paint to
join the cast Of Susan and God"
perturbation Of Rachel Crothers'
Broadway success. In which Joan
Cawford and Fredric March CO.
star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
MURIEL SINGING STAR

Although she hasn't yet sung on
the screen. Muriel Angelus, featur-
ed in Paramount's "Safari" with
Madeleine Carroll and Douglas
Fairbanks, jr.. has a trained sing
ing voice. She received instruction
from her grandfather. James
Simpson, famous English choir
master.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

Robert Preston. starring with
Dorothy Lamour In Paramount's
Technicolor saga Of the tropics.
sTyphoon." was = parking lot at
tendant at Santa Anita race track
enly three years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
AKIN SPEAKS WITH A -BRRR"

The synthetic snow through
which Akin Tsmiroff CROPPED for
blizzard closeups in one scene of
Paramount's Unframed" was so
realistic that ii gave Tsmiroff the
first case of chilblains he had suf-
fered since leaving Russia Is years
ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Made In Miami Label For
Fleischer's "Gulliver"

life Jonathan Swift's immortal
story of the English seaman's adj
ventures in the land Of miniature
people.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

II you're not using it. sell il with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-30
RECREATION
GROUP HELD
FINAL MEET
REPORTS ON COLON
IAL PARK CENTER; CITY
COUNCIL TO HEAR FROM
COMMITTEE APRIL 4

The executive committee of the
Community Recreation Commit
tee held its final check-up meet
ing yesterday afternoon to re-
ceIve reports on the practically
finished Colonial Park Recreation
Ccnler project.
Of interest to the group which
met at the Chamber of Commerce
was the fact that full program
of recreational facilities has been
provided in the Center within
the budgetCd amount allowed by
the City Council. Next Thurs
day night, the Council will hear
further on that subject 1T being
planned now to give a report on
the project together with suggeS-
lions as to future operation.
Acknowledgment of the sum
of $1,000, net proceeds from the
Catholic Church Benefit Frolic
Night set aside for the committee
last Thursday, was made One
hundred dollars oil that amount
was paid back to the church in
lieu of d similar amount loan
made to apply on remuneration
for the labor employed on the
work.
Since its organization in Janu-
airy, the committee recalled that
three projects were successfully
handled: /. The construction of
Colonial Park Center. A. A. ma
gician show held at the High
School, proceeds going to Boy
Scout troops of the city. 3. Hold
ing of a Recreational Training
Institute.
Facilities at the park list
great variety of benches, tables.
game equipment, band stand,
sheltered roof, two rest rooms, an
office, stOreroom, all electrical
ly wiredf and painted. Complete
information concerning opera
ton of the Center, to be under
taken by the WPA Recreation
Department, will be forthcoming
following the Council meeting
Thursday, it was stated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-30
ECONOMIC EFFECT
OF C.C.C. SHOWN
BY WELFARE unit
FIGURES RELEASED TODAY
GIVE ENROLMENT TOTAL
FOR THIS COUNTY AND
COMPENSATION PAID
Especial uo The CitizenI

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Mar.
County's interest in
the quarterly C.C.C. enrolment,
which begins in Florida on April
2 and concludes on April 10, is
heightened by figures made
public here today by the State
Welfare Board as to the income
received from this source.
During the month of February,
there were IA young men enroll
ed in the C.C.C. from Monroe
County, and these received in
cash compensation the aggre-
gate sum Of $4,000, which is in
addition to sustenance, or. a to-
tai for l2-month period, using
the February figures as an aver
age, of S5.040.00. The enrollees
are paid > monthly wage Of $50,
all of which they must return to
dependents at home with the
exception of maximum So.
On the basis Of February al
lotments, the C.C.C. is bringing
81 ,470, $50 into the state annual
ly, in addition to an even larger
amount paid for the maintenance
of the Is camps in the state and
for non-enrolled personnel.
The State Welfare Board is the
selecting agency for the C.C.C.,
working through Jack Horne, its
director of this department, and
the social personnel Of the twelve
districts.
April enrolment was an
nounced by Horne as 6S9, which
will recruit the total enrolment
to in excess of 1000 juniors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-30
HARRY DONCO IN
CLERKSHIP RACE
ANNOUNCES FOR CLERK OF
CRIMINAL COURT POST
IN THIS ISSUE

IN this issue of The Citizen, the
voters of Monroe County will
find the formal announcement
Of Harry Dongo, who aSpires to
the office of Clerk of the Grim
inal Court of Record. To The
Citizen Mr.. Dongo made the fol-
lowing statement:
In announcing my candidacy
for the office of Clerk of the
Criminal Court, l may state that
my educational training fully
qualities me for the office to
which | aspire.
Il am a graduate of the Mon
roc County High School and at
tended the University of Florida
for four years, two years of
which were spent in the study of
law and two in business admins
tTatlOn.
Not being able to personally
meet every voter, l am taking
this method to ask the people for
their consideration at the COM
ing primary"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-30

1910 is $66,648, which is a sub
stantial increase above the grand
total for the first three months
of 1889 when it reached $45,135.
While the total of permits is
sued this year included only a
relatively few new dwellings,
they called for the repair, reno
walton and improvement of many
old residences and properties.
Realtors state the effect will be
the samoan increase in the
amount of habitable dwellings in
Key West.
Of course the permits issued
did not include any reference to
the buildings being erected by
the navy. Naval officers have
been comforting with city Off
Gals on the proposal of some
officials to require the contrac-
tors on the navy jobs to take out
permits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-30

has been the case in the other
communities where he has lived,
he has taken a leading role in the
affairs of Miami and Dade
County, with the results that he
is honored and respected in an
overwhelming circle of acquaint-
ance.
Mr. Boone has never held pub
lie office. He is a member of the
Biscayne Bay Lodge No. 81,
Knights OF Pythias and has al
ways been active in the interest
of the citizens of the community
where he lived, being instrumnt-
al in obtaining practically a 80
percent reduction in electric
rates in Miami and has fought
for the establishment of side
walks in the districts where there
were none, so that school chill
dren would have easy access to
their respective schools without
being placed in the street where
they would be subject to- be
run over by automobile traffic.
He has also assisted in getting
water mains layed in places
where there were none before.
He is the president of the Grape
land Boulevard and Tamiami
Trail Improvement Association
in Southwest Miami and through
the efforts of this Association
has had some of the main streets
widened and paved and proper
street numbers and names plac-
ed upon substantial posts.
Mr.. Boone is married and has
a son and daughter, both of whom
are married and have children,
both residents of this state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-30
NEGRO EXTRADITED
TO NO. CAROLINA

Tom Evans, alias James Spen-
Ger, colored, arrested by deputies
under Sheriff K. O. Thompson
after a brawl at Marathon some
weeks ago, was turned over to-
day to Fugitive Officer j. S.
BrasWCu of Raleigh, N. c., on an
extradition warrant signed by
Governor Fred Cone.
Fingerprints taken by Sheriff
Thompson's office were forward
ed to Washington after Evans
had been sentenced by Judge
William V. Albury to serve so
days in jail after he had been
found guilty by a jury of kicking
Harry Jones, colored, of Mara
thon. The prints revealed Evans
was fugitive from the Mont
gomery County (N. c. prison
camp, where he had been sent to
serve a term for burglary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-30
DR.. WARREN WARNS
AGAINST INCREASE
IN FLY BREEDING
STATES GARBAGE AND CESS
POOLS NOT VERED
CAUSES ALARMING MULTI.
PLICATION

Warning to cover ccSspo0ls and
burn garbage as means to pre-
vent breeding of flies, described
as carriers of disease, was issued
today by Dr. William X. Warren,
city health officer.
Municipal sanitary inspectors
nave been directed to see that
garbage containers and ccSspOOls
are carefully covered and to be
sure that garbage caItcd to the
municipal incinerator out on old
county road is completely burn
ed.
DR.. Warren said that flies have
been multiplying here at an
alarming rate. He ascribcd much
of the prevalence Of the pests,
which he states are active car
riers of such diseases as typhus, to
the fact. that garbage has not
been properly handled by some
householders and restaurants.
The health officer made it clear
that while there is now no typhus
in the city such a disease might
be spread by flies once it did
develop here.
I'VE have no case. Of typhus
here and we don't want any,
said DR.. Warren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-30
!. |. BOARD HOLDS
MURPHY BIDS UP
FEELS 1T NECESSARY TO DIS
POSE OF PENDING
SALES FIRST

Effective April l, no applica-
tions for the purchase of Murphy
Act lands will be accepted by
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer until fur
Their notice, it was announced
today following receipt of new
instructions from the trustees of
the Florida internal improvement
board, which holds title to the
property.
In a letter to Clerk Sawyer, F.
c. Elliot, engineer and secretary
of the board, stated that the
trustees were "of the opinion that
in order to allow sufficient time
to dispose of all pending sales
under such procedure it would
be advisable to defer future sales
for the time being.
1t was decided that on all ap-
plications received prior to April
/, the land shall be advertised
and bidding held and disposed of
in the regular manner.