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Evening star., 1940-06-21
Foreign Trade Deposits
Climb al New York
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Deposits
of foreign banks in the Federal Re-
serve Bank of New York increased
to $234,4l0,000 from $157,0l0,0OO in
the previous week, the Reserve
banks condition statement dis
closed.
Member bank reserve balances
rose about 227,OOO,O0O and gold Ger
tificates on hand and due from the
United States Treasury increased
around S220,O0O,OO0.
Holdings of United States Govern
ment securities dropped about ST.
100000.
The condensed statement follows.
Gold certificates on hand
Treasury - SS.1S4 9O2, 900
Total reserves --- s, S,S93,964, 600
Bills discounted
ernment obligations - 10000
Total bills discounted 3S6,000
Bills bought in open market Nil
Industrial advances 100000
Total Y: S. Government
Total bills and securities 744,37s. 900
Uncolected items 199,107,000
F. r. notes in actual cir
culation ------ 1.357273. 900
Deposits:
Member bank-Reserve
account 1886 24S 900
Total deposits --- S,211 $500
Ratio Of total reserves to deposit and
Federal Reserve note liabilities combined.
e2o per cent
Evening star., 1940-06-21
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILIT

PUBLIC UTILITY
. Bid Asked
Anacostia & Pot IS 1910 903. IO2
Ana d Pot Guar IS 1919 lO7
CAP Traction 1st IS 1947 81 100
City & Suburban 5s l94S 80 lOl
georgetown Gas lst IS 1861 1l5
Pot Elec Pow 3As 1865 - 1O6
Washington Gas 5s 1900 ia
Wash Rwy & Elec IS 1851 lO6 -
MISCELLANEOUS
Chevy Ch CT ist 4As 1857 1O3
Col Country c 1st 4As 1857 l03
Ter RI & w Cp 1st 4Hs 194S 100
Evening star., 1940-06-21
London Tin Prices

LONDON. June 21 R.-Tin arm; SPOT.
f274 81 bid. f274 16s asked; future. f270
bid. Ez76 81 asked
Evening star., 1940-06-21
Investing Companies

NEW YORK June u P-Natonal As.
sociatlon Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1940-06-21
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK June u R.-National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1940-06-21

lin millions OF dollarS.)
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

liados comenz6, la mitad de los
miembros del gabinete de Fran
co deSeaban que Espana Sc 4
gregara a les nazis en- ell conflic
to. Fl general Franco, personal
mente, decide que Sc mantuvie
ra la neutralidad.
Ahora Espaha. con la entra-
ola de Italia en- la guerra, Sc ha
declerado no-beligerante, es de-
cir, que no es neutral, sino que
desea la victoria de las poten-
cias totalitarias.
La Falanje espanola profesa
las mismas ideas Y fines que el
faScismo italiano.
Italia deSea contrclar Ell es-
treoho de Gibraltar y las islas
Baleares Y dicese que Ell gobier-
no de Franco dejara que Musso-
lini utilize las Balaeares, pe-o
de manera enSubierta.
No es probable que Espana,
por ahora, teniendo en- cuenta
su condici6n economical, entire
en- la guerra. Hay escasez EN- Ia
peninsula de comestibles Y ma
terias primeras, FL precio de la
gasolina eS actualmente de 90c
ell gallon.
Todos los peri6dicos de Espa
ma aprueban la conducta de Mus
sOlini, perO consideran remota
la poSibilidad de intervention
en- la guerra.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
POSlCIONES DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- BL CIRCUITO Ma
hONAL

FL Brooklyn Sc halla a Ia cabe
va, con 80 ganados y l3 perdj-
dos.
lie sigue Ell Cincinnati, con -
ganados y Is perdidos, a a conf
nuaci6n ell New York, con % Y
15; Chicago, Is y "a; Filadelfia
is Y &c; Pittsburgh, Is y 26;
San Luis, 10 y 20, y ell Boston a
la cola, con Is y q,
Primeros tres bateadores;
Moore, de los Gigantes, con 954
de promedio; May, de los Phi
,lies, con 354. Y Walker, de los
Dodgers, con BAT.
Jonrroneros de la Liga
Mize, de los Cardenales, con II;
banning, Gigantes, 3; Werber,
Rojos Z, y Nicholson, Cubs, 7.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
La BanderG

Sc verificara Ell domingo, en-
ell campamento MacDill, la fies-
ia de izar la bandera.
Ell jefe de la base, coronel
Clarence L. Tinker, lie ha extern
dido al p1blico una amable invi-
taci6n.
Participaran en- Ell progrema,
Ell exgobernador Doyle Carlton,
Ell gobernador electo Spessard
l.. Holland, y Ell exalcalde D. B.
Mckay. La invocation religiosa
sera pronunciada por ell Rev.
Woodson, pastor de la Primera
Igelglesia Presbiteriana.
Intervendra en- ell acto la ban
da de los Elks y los Hijos de "a
Legion Americana.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

La piscina de nataci6n del
parqua Cuscaden inici6 va sus
horas de verano, que son las 81
guientes: De 10 a IL y de 2 a 8
de la noche. Los sabados Sc &C.
rrara a las seis de la tarde.
En- cuanto a los domingos, Sc
abrira a las 2 Y Sc cerrara alas
seis.
Frank Clinton, ell administra-
dor, anuncia classes gratis para
grupos de todas las edades, bajo
la direction de Mill Billie How
ington, una experta nadadora.
Para los mayores Sc daran cla-
ses de salvamento los marteS y
los jueves entire las A y las 5
de la tarde. Para los adultos Sc
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

madre ejemplar de una digna Y
numeroSa familia.
Centenares de personals aeon
panaron ell cadaver hasta ell &C.
menterio de Woodlawn, luego
de una ceremonial en- la iglesia
cat6lica de West Tampa.
Hijos e hijas la diisron Adi6s
con toda su alma, junto a la TO
sa alberta.
A la par que expresamos de
nueVo n~"aStra pena por la muer
tie de la distinguida DANA. cum
plimos e. encargo de la atribula
da familia e xpreSar su grail
tud a todas las personals rue por
ella Sc interesaron, enviaron CO.
ronas y asistieron al sepelio.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
EN- Ell VA
TICANO

Ciudad de Vaticano, JUNO Ia.
Sc han convertible en- prisione
ros voluntarios los embajado4
res de Francia e I~nglaterra EN-
ell Vaticano.
No podran salir va de sus re-
sidencias en- esta pequena ma
zion colocada en- ell centric de un
pals en- guerra. Todas las visitas
a esos diplomaticos seran exa-
minadas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
Por la Radio

He aqui los principles pro-
gramas para la noche &c hoy;
6 80, WDAE, AL Pierce; 1880,
Lucille Manners Y orquesta de
concerto, VILLA, yKate Smith,
WDAE; 8 100, Show Boat, W.T.
LA, Y Pequeho Teatro, WDAE
8 80 estta aSombrosa America,
VILLA, Y Hit Review, WDAE,
8 800, Don Ameche, VILLA, y a.
.ristente s~ecretario de la guerra
johnson, WDAE; 9:45, repre-
sentante Peterson, VILLA Guar
teto Golden Gate, WDAE; 10:
O5, comentarista Hill; orques-
tas bale hasta las IL de la no
che.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

Juan Didz
Esta senalado para la tarde
de hoy Ell entierro del estimado
ciudadano Juan L. Diaz, hernia
no del Sr. Julian Dfaz, y perso-
ma muy ~apreciada por su bon
dad. FL entierro saldra del domi
clio de la familia Dfaz, 2709 de
la Gale Laurel, en- West Tampa,
LIE sobreviyen su esposa, Ur-
sula Dfaz; dos hijos, Henry y
John Diaz; una hija, Adelfa Nc
Nenny; dos hermanos, Julian Y
Enrique, Y dos hermanas, Anne
RIGA Salinas y Sra. Manuela Do
mingueZ.
Recibira sepultura elcadaver
en- Ell cementerio Myrtle Hill.
A lafamilia Dfaz, tan apre-
ciada, enviamos nuestra condo
sncia.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
LA
PARTE ITALIANA

Dallas, Texas, JUNO N.-Un
st blecimiento de Nick George
Sam Ventura que Sc llamaba
Italian Village, como resulta-
do de la entrada de Italia EN- Ia
Guerra perdi6 la palabra eta
liam. Los duehos del establsci-
I'M nto trabaJaron durante la
y al amanecer apareci6 Is
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
La Sociedad Ia Italia"

Anoche tom6 la sociedad LA
Italia Ell acuerdo de expresar su
lealtad al pals y la Constitution
de los EstadoS Unidos.
La resolution aprobada dice
en- su parte fundamental: Aho-
ra, por 10 tanto, Sc reSuelve por
Ia Junta de Directiva del Club
Italia reafirmar sus reverencias
Y estimation por la Constitu-
ci6n Y la forma democratica de
los Estados Unidos Y America.
Antonio j. Grimaldi es ell pre-
sidente de la sociedad.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

darAn clasas especiales los mar
ties de Z a 9 de Ia noche. FL mar
ties Is ha sidO separado para las
senoras y sehoritas rebajando-
Sc a la mitad Ell precio de entra-
da.
La Cruz Roja sc prcpone COO
perar con la Junta de Recreo en-
Ia tarea de dar instruction n
personals de todas las edades.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

rez consra Arsenic Alvarez; Re
we're Young Sims contra Kurtz
Sims.
Nuevas demands: Mary Tur
l.sr Diaz contra F. j. Diaz; OH
ia Cabal!ero contra Henry Ca
baEero; Charles D. Baker con-
IA Helen Green Baker.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
los NQtur6putus

Los NGtRr6putds
La Convention de los medicos
natur6patas empaz6 anoche sus
deliberaciones, en- el hotel Tam
pa Terrace.
Preside Ell DR.. Wendell Peer
man. Hoy les dara la bienveni-
da Ell Sr. R. B. Cralle, presiden-
tie de la Camara de Concrete de
Tampa.
Notables oradores figuran en-
los programs del sabado y Ell
domingo.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
MGtrimO4aiOs

MULFtWOTtLUS
Marcio Oscar Lanes, "a, Y
Manuela Martinez, %; Jose
Campo, Fl, y Audrey Virginia
Luke, Is; James Colon Gault,
"a, y Saloma Cribs, %; Ma
nuel Fernandez, 20, y Mary Cas-
tellano, 10; Harvey L. Smith,
43, y Elsie McNay, 81; T. Bar
nett, "a, y Marjorie Baybelle
Keller, II.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

te nombre "The Village. lie he
mos quitado, dijeron los duenos
la parte periudi"jal e impopu-
lar.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
DiU0rciOs

Decretos de divorcio: X. B.
Ulewelyn contra Brinley E. Lie
welyn; Clara Angelina Yost con
ira John r. Yost; Sabina Alva-
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

Madrid, JUNO 14.-Cuando Ia
guerra entire Alemania y los A.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
La Sra. Maria Garcia

Anteayer Sc verified ell entie-
rro de la muy querida y respe-
ada sonora Maria A. Garcia,
La gaceta., 1940-06-14
COSTA

No pase h0millaciones Dor ,ener
Ia cara llena no granos. Auui e..
ID la aynda. FL liquido ZEMO,
poderoso ~suavizante, Alivia rapi.
damente Ia c5mezon, Ell dolsr Y
cura. ZRM0 contiene 10 de los
N a poderosos Electives ingre-
dientes medicOs recomendado,
por specialists de gran m6rito.
Una prueba le convencerd. rs esa
0Oe y S1.0O. En- cuAlquier botigA.
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

ITALIA DESEA DOMINAR A
Y LAS BADEA-
RES
La gaceta., 1940-06-14

Ell Gallon de Gasolina a 90 cts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
MonuI

ONE Of the most meIodromotic FIGURE
the world hos known wos the fontost
Henry Christophe. despotic Block Emperd
ond dictotor Of Haiti He wrote inf
Hoition history some Of its most blood
pooes-thoueh he could neither reod nd
write
He wos born in 1857, on Africon sIov
who later wos freed os reward for foitt
full service In 1901 he wos one Of tn
leaders Of the Negro Instruction and
tremendous physique, couroee, ferocity on
cunning won for him pIoce as truste
lieutenant Of Toussoint L'Ouverture, ex
sIove governor Of Sonto Domingo.
His rise wos meteorie. President in l3O7
he proclaimed himself Henri |, KING
Hoit in 1871, otter obtoinine undspute{
possession Of this port Of the island Ho4
prospered under his soneuinoy dictotor
ship and Chrstophe erected two phenom
enoI monuments to his power-the SonI
Souoi poloee and La Ferriere Citode
Sons Souoi wos present TO his wife, !
former scuIIery maid 1t wos cooled b{
mountoin streams diverted TO flow unde
it. and wos pointed O golden yellow will
VOLS Of red ond blue Rooms we're richI
odofned in gold and ivory and hung wit
exquisite 0obelin tapestries and pointing
Of old mosters. The throne wos Of corved
mahogany set in chamber Of gilt mir
rors, The poIocc oIso boosted O fin
librory imported from Europe, although it
volumes never we're reod
The CitodeI Of La Ferriere, built otod
5000 foot mountoin in the Jungle south
OF Cop Hoitien, is even more imposing
The troll to the citodel is rough, con BID
travelled only by mule, yet Chrstophe forced
his people to accomplish the IMPOSSIBLE
One end Of Lo Ferriere resembles the PROV
Of q eiont ship with woIIs 40 feet hfdd
rising from sheer mountoinsides which odd
several hundred feet The stone ond lind
for the VOLS ond more thon $50 immense
bronze common we're oorred up by thou
sonds Of virtual stoves who swormed thd
mountoinside like onts.
Deserted BY his troops and people be /
eouse Of his tyronny, and heplessIy poro
lyzed. the Negro Napoleon shot himself
with golden bullet on October s, l82OI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
COUNTY LICENSES
STILL TAGGING
TAX COLLECTOR AND COUN.
TY JUDGE REPORT ON
STATUS

Frank Ladd. county tax collec-
tor, reported today that only a
few state and county occupa-
tiOnal licenses had been sold. and
he reminded those who must pur-
chase these licenses that next
Monday evening is the deadline.
A total OF q liquor and beer
and wine licenses have been sold
to date at Mr.. Ladd's office, this
total representing an approx
mated list Of 120 who must ap-
ply or be subject to provisions of
the law.
Drivers licenses picked up a
bit yesterday. Judge Lord report
ing lis renewals and 10 chauf-
feurs cards issued yesterday. A
total of 7I3 licenses for car driv-
erS have been issued, out of an
expected total of 5000.
Only u hunting licenses have
been issued for the season open
ing next Monday. Judge Lord
announced. Last year. nearly
100 were issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
CONE APPOINTS
SAWYER HEAD
OF DRAFT UNIT
WORK OF BOARD MUST BE
COMPLETED OCTOBER IL;
PERSONNEL NOT NAMED
AS YET

Ross c. Sawyer, clerk of the
circuit court, was today appoint
ed chairman of the Draft Board
for Monroe County by Governor
Fred P. Cone.
Advice of this appointment
was contained in a telegram re-
ceived yesterday.
Details of the. appointment were
not given in the wire, other than
to state that all duties of the Sc
lectlve service board must be
completed by October II. No in
dicaticn of personnel of the board
was contained in the advice and
MIR. Sawyer did not know. al
press time, who would serve
with him
Special instructions were to ar
rive in Key West over this week
end, Mr. Sawyer stated, follow
ing which arrangements would
Immediately be made 10 start the
draft registration move.
All members of the board are
to serve without paw, the prelim-
mary advice stated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
Germany And Japan
Interpret Alliance
DOWN To THE SEA
Raj Pilot Describes Jump
In A PARACHUTE

tAsSociated Press Feature SrrrIrrl
LONDON. Sept 28-This Is
how an Raj flying officer d.
scribed his first parachute jump
in action
Il was in Misunderstanding
down so peacefully IN the cool
breeze. had TO remind myself
TO open my parachute When
the first jerk was over ] swung
like a pendulum, but I soon SET
tied down and I was able 20 en-
JOY a full view Of the beach
some miles.
There was no sensation O.
speed. But the ripples On the
water became bigger. The sol
diers on the beach came nearer
Il had one minute Of anxiety
As / floated down one Of fhe
Messerschmitts appeared The
pilot cincled round me and ] vas
just a little alarmed. but n be-
haved quite well He opened mas
hood, waved 10 me and then
dived towards the sea and made
off towards France.
The wind was carrying me N
towards the beach ] took uut
my cigarets and lit one without
any difficulty As ] came nearer
to the coast ] could hear tn all
clear sirens-and passing ever
the sea front sc0uld SCI the peo-
pie coming out Of their shelters-
people looking up al me
The soldiers faces were quite
clear but I must have looked
English even al ]. 900 feef-Whlch
was comforting.
For the first time since the
pilot circled around me ] became
anxious Was ] 10 end my e.
capade by being banged agains1
a seaside villa The journey
ended IN a cucumber franz
after ! had pushed myself free q
a house with my foot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
SUBMARINE BASIN
PROJECTS ADVANCE
TO ACTIVE STAGE
DREDGING WORK STARTS
SOON; MARINE RAILWAY
BEGINNING NEXT WEEK:
HOUSING BIDS TO BE LET

1t. Comdr. T. j. Brady, U.SN.,
public works officer at the Key
West Naval Station, stated today
that preparations were proceed
ing entirely satisfactorily for
submission of complete plans for
expansion of the submarine base
facilities to Washington
The Improvements. as listed in
previous dispatches, total ST.
250,O0-main items being dredg-
ing of the basin and installation
Of a marine railway.
Dredging work should start
within the next two weeks,
Comdr. Brady stated. Core Dor
ings for the marine railway
project, with special crews sched-
uled to arrive next Monday from
VickSburg. Miss, will proceed
next week and complete Specifi-
cations following completion of
that work will advance the prof.
eCt to final contract stage
Housing contracts, on a cost
plus fixed-fee basis, are expect
cd to be let shortly, Comdr. Brady
said. Final draft of plans have
been submitted to Washington.
Contractors interested in the
project are in Key West this
weekend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28

City aquarium reduced to a
siX-mOnths' operating basis.
Reduction of the police-patrol-
man force from seven to six of
fiCerS.
In the case of the aquarium,
special provisions were made to
hire ticket sellers at salary of
$500 per week Approximate
savings. with the Sin months re-
ductiOn in operation. would be
$1,000, 1t was stated by city audi
tor Charles Roberts.
Other changes, not effecting
the total amount of S130.141. 81
in the budget for 1910, included:
Transfer of $500 annually from
the tax-COllector'S commission
fund 10 the credit Of the city at
tOrney. who will'be required to
collect delinquent taxes.
Earmarking of $3.50 in the con-
tingent fund for sponsorship of
the WPA Sewing Room project.
Special resolution was passed
setting up discount arrangements
for payment of taxes per
cent if paid in November, three
per cent in December, two per
cent in January and one per cent
in February.
Millage totals for city depart
mentS are as follows:
General revenue-G. r. Fund,
and IS; fire. 5; contingent fund,
l and Is: public welfare, Il.
Total Is mills.
Board of Public Works, u
mills.
Indebtedness Fund. 5 mills.
Total of operating funds, 30
mills.
Debt service fund, 8 mills; J.
E Morris judgment 1 and Il
mills. Total millage. IL and "a.
Total nOn-exempt tax roll for
the 1910 fiscal year was listed at
S2.885. 700. Assessed on the 30
mills scale, total of So. 342- 10
is indicated.
Aggregate tax roll for the year
is S4.O36. 375. Assessed on the 9
and Il mills for debt service, re-
turns Sri. 1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
BURIED ALIVE AND
LIVES TO TELL TALE

MOLINO. Sept. 2s.-(FNSl
Joseph Andre. so year old
farmer. was buried alive in
the bottom of a 40-foot well
for seven hours and lived 10
tell the tale when neighbors
rescued him.
Andre was cleaning out
the well which had gone dry.
when. without warning. the
walls caved in. burYing him
TO his nose. His wild screams.
as the dirt came tumbling in
upon him. brought a neigh
Dor who quickly summoned
aid. State Road Department
equipment. working nearby.
was brought in. and a 3s-inch
section of culvert was low
cred in 10 project the victim
from further cave-in and
provide air while workers
dug furiouslv 10 release
him A block and tackle was
used 10 hoist the -unfor-
tunate farmer TO the surface
seven hours after the acct
dent occurred and he was
rushed TO the hospital by
ambulance. He was suffering
from exhaustion but at
tendants reported no broken
bones or apparent internal
injuries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
Adopts
1910 Budget At
Special Meeting
JUGGLES FIGURES TO ALLOW ALL EMPL DYES
TO STAY ON PAYROLLS

City Council juggled the ten
tative budget around a bit last
night at the special session called
to act on that subject, and when
the maneuverS were ended, all of
the 'retrenchment" moves sug-
geSted by the budget committee.
were offset by cuts in various
departments.
Following introduction of the
amendments, all of which. on in
PRODUCTION, called forth consider
able discussion, the budget was
adopted, nOtching the milIage for
the 1910 tax roll at Ala mills,
being ga higher than the 1899
millage
Increase in millage was &C
counted for in two departments,
Board of Public Works and Debt
Service. In the former case. re-
quests for more funds had been
made. to repair city streets, OPP
crate the city sewer plant, pur-
chase further equipment and
other expansion.
Changes made from the tenta-
tive budget included the follow
ing:
Restoration of the city me
chanic at $3.50 per year
Reduce city electricians salary
1910. This officer had been orig
inally designated to take the
place of the mechanic and the
raise ordered
Incinerator assistant rehired at
$3.50 annually.
Mayors miscellaneous expense
account, for entertainment puT-
poses, was awarded $3.50 an
nually.
Retired police sergeant at 500
increase in annual salary, over
patrolman's scale.
To make possible these addi-
tons to the budget, the following
reductions were made:
American Legion grant of ST.
600 for next years State Con-
vention, stricken off.
Chamber of Commerce ap-
preparation of $1,000 cut to 5000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
TUGWELL WILL
SPEAK TONIGHT
COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
SPONSORS APPEARANCE
AT COURTHOUSE

DR.. Rexford Tugwell. promin-
ent planning expert of New York
City, and former New Dealer in
President Roosevelt's unofficial
cabinet. will speak informally to-
night on subjects of planning at
a meeting to be held at the coun-
ty courthouse, starting at 800
o'clock.
Monroe County Planning Board.
constituted for advisory purpos-
eS, has sponsored DR.. Tugwell's
appearance at this meeting. All
members of that group. together
with interested city, county and
civic organization officials, have
been invited to attend the meet
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
w. L. (BILL) BATES
is WALKING AGAIN

The whole city rises 40 .
point Of sincere admI-z1ioz
and best wishes eEpreEEe1
for w. L BIZ &c ms
Rotary Club aSsociz1es-to-
day. IN contemplation q ms
valiant fight 70 come bsck
from q serious illness Euf-
fered last year.
lis been . long and dis-
couragIng battle. 1h1uzs-
but the de1erruiuzxicn M
TO just he IN bed hslple<z-
has won the day f1- M--
Bates. who now Is Ezx1 a.
preaching the sage 1f r.
coverY where. IS ms Erisz5E
express it-heu be rz-zzzz
Us : race down 1ne E1-Ez-
any day
About two rsoz1hs 80 ia
search far some s1-4 C k-zzs
was started by lE-- zz5 ~
Bales Follgwz1g zzzh ~
quirY they located a 1Nr- -
II. Marlin IN A4lzzt4- whz
could fiu 1he ne@6 Tn=F
journeYed 20 thai Gv. A@EE-
ing here 1n A1guz "a
spent two weeks zn5 ~
days thers-z16 c@s E~F
with the Epe6zl b-91ss 4
instructions
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NURSE REAVES TO
ATTEND COLLEGE
REWARDED FOR SPLENDID
WORK WITH COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT

DR.. J. B. Parramore, director of
the Monroe County Health De-
partment, announced today that
Mrs lola ReaveS, health nurse
with the unit, would report for
q special course of training in
Public Health Nursing at Pea
body College, Nashville, Tenn.
on October l.
This appointment, DR.. PARA
more stated. is by way of a re-
ward for Mrs. Reaves' splendid
work while stationed here with
the health unit The advice came
from Miss Ruth E. Mettinger. di-
rector OF nursing, Florida State
Board of Health.
Mrs. Mary Herndon, of Fl.
Lauderdale, will be stationed at
Key West to replace Mrs
Reaves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28
RABBI LEHRER WILL
LEAVE FOR BEACH
WILL RETURN NEXT WEEK
TO CONDUCT NEW
YEARS SERVICES

Rabbi Lazarus Lehrer, of B'Nai
Zion Congregation will leave to-
night for Miami Beach to conduct
Birth Mia service at ST.
Francis hospital.
Rabbi Lehrer will return next
Wednesday, with Mrs. Lehrer.
who is coming from New York.
to conduct the Jewish New Years
services at the synagogue.
First service will be held at
ZOO o'clock Wednesday morning.
with other services continuing
morning and evening. through
Friday.
Rabbi HerSh Tabura. of Allan
ia, Ga, was the principal speaker
at services here last night. Rabbi
Tabura NAV stay on in Key West
for the holiday services, if was an
nOunced.