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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-02-23
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22

guests at a supper given at the
Niagara Restaurant, whose pro-
prietor, Jose Calimano, is men,
Der of Marti Lodge No. 3. Among
those present were:
Philip A. EStebanez, Supreme
Luminar; Arturo Torres, SUI
preme Secretary: Faustino Rem
dueleS, Grand Deputy; Emilio
NorciSa, Grand Patriach; Manuel
Domenech. Past Supreme Lumi-
mar; Raul Rios, Luminar of Marti
Lodge No. 3; Fausto Castillo, Ar
mando Moreno, Adolfo Lopez,
Jose Hernandez, Emilio Romero,
Francisco Alea, Jose Rodriguez,
Emilio c. Norcisa, Jose Calimano
and Bias Betancourt
MeSSrS. Estebanez and Torres
expressed themselves as being
quite satisfied with the work be-
ing done by the lodges in the
State Of Florida. They returned
to Havana yesterday morning
aboard the S. S. Cuba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
JUNIPER ARRIVES
FOR c. G. DUTY
NEW SHIP ASSIGNED TO KEY
WEST DISTRICT; ZIN-
MIA TO LEAVE

Coast guard vessel Juniper,
constructed at Camden, n. j., has
arrived at local Coast Guard base,
according to announcement yes
terday, to take up lighthouse and
other aid to navigation work in
conjunction with the Tenders
Ivy and Poinciana.
The Juniper is under command
of Chief Warrant Officer John A.
Anderson and has a crew of six
officers and 80 enlisted men
She is 173 feet long with 900 tons
displacement and is operated by
Diesel electric engines.
Tender Zinnia will be trans
ferred to the New York area, ac-
cording to another announcement
by Lieut.. Commander Hilton
This vessel has been hampered in
work along the west coast be-
cause of her draft. The Birch
will relieve the Zinnia, the shift
to be made on or about Novem.
Der 10th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
Eighty-TW0 Permits
Issued For Sewers
CITY OFFICIALS TAKE COGNIZANCE OF POOR
SHOWING: CONSIDER ACTION

Check-up with city clerk
Archie Roberts today revealed
the fact that a total OF eight-two
permits tor connecting up priv
ate sewer lines to the city Sys-
tenn have been issued.
This total reflects discouraging
situation, according to city Off
Gals, who, despite ordinance
Legislation to the contrary, now
are of the opinion that drastic
steps may have to be taken to
enforce those provisions.
Calling attention to ordinances
now governing, The Citizen has
published on this page a reminder
each day for the past twenty
nine DAYS. With approximately
one-third of the time-limit ex-
hausted, and only 80 permits ap-
piled for, it looks to city Off
Gals as though less than 300 will
have applied by December 23rd
if the present rate of application
is maintained.
The ordinance requires that al
property owners within 100 feet
of the city'S main sewer lines
connect private lines to laterals
now installed in some 1000 plac-
es.
1t was expected that not all o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
BRIDGE DISTRICT
TO HAVE WHARF
ENCLOSING POOL
APPLIES FOR PERMISSION
TO BUILD IMPROVEMENTS
ON PIGEON KEY PROP
ERTY

Application has been made to
the War Department by Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge District, B.
NJ. Duncan, general manager and
chief engineer, Marathon, Fla,
for a permit to perform the work
described below, in Atlantic
Ocean at its property on the
south tip of Pigeon Key, Monroe
county.
The work proposed is as fol-
lows:
To construct a U-Shaped wharf
and to dredge to create a swim
ming pool. The proposed U-shap-
ed wharf with its ends terminal
ing at the shore, will have a
width of 10 feet throughout and
will incloSe an area 40 feet wide
measured along the shoreline by
125 feet long. The proposed
wharf will be constructed of steel
angle piles, braced with angles
and decked with timber, elevation
Cf the deck to be about four feet
above mean low water. A wire
mesh fence will be placed around
the inner side of the wharf to
form a protected pool. The area
within the confines of the wharf
will be dredged to depths from
0 to 10 feet.
Plans of this work may be seen
at the US. Engineer Office, sec
ond floor of us. Courthouse and
Post Office. Jacksonville, Fla, or
at the us. Engineer Suboffice at
Miami Beach.
It is not proposed to hold a
public hearing on this applica-
ton. Anyone desiring to protest
the proposed work from the
standpoint of its interference
with. or effect upon, navigation,
should submit such protest in
writing. with reasons in sufficient
detail to permit intelligent con-
sideratiOn. Protests should be
mailed to the District Engineer,
US. ENGINEER Office, Pc. Box
1870, Jacksonville Fla. in time
to be received on or before Octo-
Der %.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
Secretary Knox Issues
Navy Day Proclamation
URGES CONTINUED EFFORT TO KEEP NAVY
STRONG, EFFICIENT AND READY

Secretary of the Navy Frank
Knox issued the following proc
lamation calling for national
observance of Navy Day next
Sunday, as released TO The Citi-
zen by Captain Walter F. Jacobs,
.U.SN., commandment at Key West
Naval Station.
ION Sunday, October 81, we
5are observing the most momen-
tous Navy Day since its inception
in 1922.
I'm Europe, Asia and Africa
wars are being fought for world
domination. Those wars are pros
ecuted to destroy Democracy and
the free processes of trade and
culture.
''The outSpoken aim of the
military alliance recently formed
by Germany. Italy and Japan is
the application of pressure on all
nations not now in the war, in
Guiding our own nation.
Our forces at sea are the first
line defense against attack. They
protect our liberties.
''At this serious time in our
nations history, wish to COM
mend the officers and men of
the Navy and Marine corps afloat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
PREDICT HIGHER
W.P.A. EARNINGS
FOR FLORIDIANS
NATIONAL DEFENSE ACTIN
ITY INCREASES IN STATE
MAY BRING ADDITIONAL
PAY NEXT MONTH
Especial to The Citixenl

JACKSONVILLE, Oct o.
State WPA officials today pre-
dicted total earnings of Florida
project workers for October and
November would be considerably
higher than the S1,29O,391 pay
roll for September, when en-
ployment was limited to 27,200
persons.
They pointed out the number
iof Florida workers has been in
creased to 1000 as a result of a
$500 quota boost for October.
recently obtained by State Ad-
ministrator Roy Schroeder. At
tention also was directed to the
fact that steadily increasing &C
tivity on national defense under
takingS probably would make
necessary a further increase in
November.
The September total included
1902 paid to workers assign
ed to heavy construction under
takings. Those employed in the
erection and Improvement of
public buildings collected $3.50
034; highway, road and street
workers, $246,74O. while those
engaged in airport building re-
ceived paychecks totalling Sl42,-
435. The balance of this part of
the payroll was distributed
among employees assigned to 9th
er heavy projects.
The payroll for the professional
and service division, which OPP
crates such undertakings as edu-
icatiOn, recreation, sewing rooms,
public school lunchrooms, re-
search. surveys and compilation
of public records amounted to
1852 04 for September. The
largest group, sewing room work
ers. received S96,661.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
EXPECT DREDCE
FOR BASIN JOB in
KEY WEST TODAY
HUFFMAN COMPANY TUG
AND THREE BARGES AR
RIVED YESTERDAY WITH
MATERIAL FOR CONTRACT

Local Naval Station officials
stated today that the Huffman
Construction Company expected
their main dredge to arrive in
this city some time today to be-
gin work on the dredging con-
tract at the submarine basin.
In the meantime, a company
tug boat towing three bargeS
loaded with equipment and ma
terial arrived here yesterday aft
ernoon. 1t is expected that full
operations on the dredging job
will get under way tomorrow
with completion of the work
scheduled, as it is now expected,
by the middle. of December.
Reports on the Navy Housing
project, calling for 5O-family
units in structures to be built on
Trumbo airbase property, re-
ceived from Washington, were to
the effect that all Bureau Off
Gals there had placed their stamp
of approval on the project. It
now remains for the Secretary of
the Navy 10 sign the order which
will give the signal for start of
operations.
No late word has been received
on the Marine Railway project,
although all reports and esti-
mates have been received at
Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
CITY RULES ON
NAVY AUTO TAGS
THOSE LIVING ON RESERvA-
TONS NEED NOT PUR-
CHASE LICENSES

Navy officials were informed
today that navy personnel, of
ficerS and men, who drive cars
on the city's streets, are subject
to provisions of the auto license
ordinance providing owners re-
side within limits of the city out
side of government reservations.
Subject arose when many navy
men were given arrest notifica-
ton tickets for non-possession of
tags, and officials questioned the
city.
Difficulty now to be ironed out
was how policemen would be
able to distinguish between the
two claSSifications.
Additional recognition of navy
mems status In regard to licenses
was that in the case of those who
may be detached within three
months time, may apply to the
city clerk for a refund of the L.
.cense fee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
Order Caballero De La Luz
Supreme Officials Paid Visit

Marti Lodge No. 3, Orde-
Caballero de la Luz, Inc, was
host Sunday and Monday to
Philip A. Estebanez, Supreme
Luminar and Arturo Torres, Su-
preme Secretary of the Order.
The supreme officials had
passed through KY West last
Tuesday aboard the S. S. Cuba
on their way from Havana. Cuba
to Tampa where they began an
official tour of the numerous
lodges of the order at Tampa.
West Tampa, Ybor City, Miami
and Key West, returning Sunday
via Overseas Highway.
The officials told the MEM
bers in Key West of the great
advancement shown by the Order
in the Republic of Cuba where
new lodges are constantly being
formed, and in the State Of Flor
ida where the order has gained
considerably in membership.
Sunday night the visitors were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22

Other Diplomatic Reports
From Balkan States
And France Highlight
EurOpe's News
By Associated Pressy


LONDON. Oct. 22.-Diplomatic
action in Europe appeared as the
headline news gathered by cor
respondents in this capital city
this morning. although. as all
agreed. the air warfare still goes
on at a terrific pace.
Of first Importance was the
announcement coming from Ma
drid and Berlin jointly, which
preSaged a surprise move soon to
be sprung on the world with
TumOred direct collaboration on
SPANS part with the axis powers
drive to obtain possession of
Gibraltar.
Evidence supports this an
nOuncement in the form of re-
organization plans for the Span
ish army recently ordered by
Premier Franco and concentra-
-fion of large portions of the army
near posts adjacent to the land
side of Gibraltar.
In the Balkans, the situation
continues to boil!
Turkey advised the world to-
day that increasing evidence was
pointing to Gcrmany's dctermin-
alton to stir up trouble" in the
Balkan states, aiming at in
crease of power and influence in
the effort to combat Britain in
that area.
London Times office here. con-
sidered as a true barometer of
government policy, released bull
letins this morning urging the
British war office to establish
bases and take possession of is
lands off Greece in the Aegean
Sea.
Further diplomatic moves are
contained in news this morning
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
SIX BIG MEN
OF BALKAMA
By APP FEATURE SERVICE

King Boris of Bulgaria, I'M
OstentatiOus and well meaning,
has a hobby of driving loco
motives, counts among his
friends many engineers in the
United States in whose cabs he
rode while on a visit Seeks to
be the constitutional monarch he
promised to be and lives frugally
in the threadbare little kingdom.
His domain regained patch of
territory in the recent shift of
Rumanian boundaries.
A tough military Strategist
with authority to be tough in
Strengthening out Rumania's tan
gled affairs, General Ion An
tonescu came to power when
King Carol abdicated. Successor
to Carol on the throne was his
son Mihai, but the man with
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
CAPT. CARPENTER
FISHED, BUT ??

Captain A. S. Carpenter.
U.S.N.. commander of the
Key West-We Gulf Pa
troll. recently returned from
a administration trip TO
Galveston on board the U.S.S.
MAC LEISH. flagship of the
patrol. took time off from
duties yesterday afternoon
to try some deep-sea fishing.
Reports around the naval
station this morning. how
ever. were rather discourage
ing insofar as the catch was
concerned.
Il caught only one mack
erel". Captain Carpenter
stated. and al that I didn't
catch IL. Another in the
party got credit for the lone
fish. measuring about 1s
inches in length.
Better luck tomorrow was
looked for as the captain
made plans to ''trY his luck
again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
IMPORTANT MEET
TOMORROW FOR
RED CROSS GROUP
MRS. MENNER. CHAIRMAN.
ISSUES CALL FOR ALL
WORKERS TO ASSEMBLE
AT HEADQUARTERS

Mrs. r. T. Menner. Red Cross
Annual Roll Call chairman for
Monroe County, has called q
meeting of the Roll Call commit
tee for tomorrow morning a.
1890 o'clock al Red Cross head
quarters, Csc Fleming street.
according TO announcement tins
morning.
Mrs. Menner stated that work
ers. captains and division char
men covering the entire county
will be appointed at tins meet
ing.
All public-spirited Citizens have
been invited to attend the plan
ming meeting-especially those
who will volunteer services for
the membership drive which
starts on Armistice Day. NoFem-
Der IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22

tAssOeiated Pres,
South of Gibraltar, far from
France in miles yet near in fly
ing hours, a trim, mouStached
aristOcrat busieS himself at the
task of awaiting events"
He dictates to two secretaries.
He sends many kilograms. He
interviews countless visitors.
Over the activity hangs an air
of expectancy, its pulse rising or
falling with arrival of each mes
sage from the north.
The Count of Paris. a young
man who inherited a fortune es-
timated at S2O,OOO,OoO, is await
ing word which would make him
King of France
Scion of the House of Orleans,
the 32-year-old nobleman be-
lieVes restoration of the throne
may be lust around the corner
So from a retreat at Larache,
in Spanish Morocco, he is pulling
strings. keeping in close touch
with Royalist sympathizers who
are insisting, perhaps to Adolf
Hitler himself, that solution of
the problems surrounding the
new French government lies in
making the count a sovereign
Henry VI.
On Leave From Legion
The pretender normally would
be taking things easy since he is
on leave from a period of incog-
nito soldering in the French for
eign legion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
DRAFT BOARD WILL
POST NUMBERS soon

Announcement was made
yesterday that the Monr0e
County Draft Board ~as
busilY engaged in assigning
numbers 70 the l60o-odd reg
istrants' cards now On file
Full list of names. together
with number assigned VII
be posted. probably On Thur
day of this week. On sheets
outside the boards TEN
porarY offices In the federal
building and al the county
courthouse.
According 10 draft Pr0xi-
sions. still another list Is -
be furnished the local press
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
ADVISORY

$50 A. M-The tropical storm
was conferred at ZOO AM, EST,
in the Caribbean sea about $50
miles east of the NicaragEan
coast near latitude IA North.
moving slowly in a northerly
direction apparently still in
creaSing in intensity. Caution
advised all interests in western
Caribbean sea until storm passes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22

Feature Serviee)
But the business in hand leaves
few idle moments.
Political matters come first. of
course, closely allied with his
authorship of Royalist newspaper
articles.
A consuming interest in avia-
ton also takes its toll in hours.
And not overlooked is the ne
cessity of making his athletic
figure, delicate features. little
smear of a moustache, blue eyes.
and calm, thoughtful manner as
familiar as possible.
Man Of Ideas
AS pretender to a non-existent
throne, the Count of Paris likes
to think of himself as man of
ideas; and as democratic.
He wants a monarchy TO pre-
serve French liberties" asserting
through close friends that he
neither created the war nor sign
ed the Armistice and would not
have signed the peace treaty.
Poor France. she has suffered
a terrible defeat" Royalists fur
Their quote him.
The Duke of Guise, the late IA
Their of the count, issued several
manifestoeS calling for monarch
ical rule,
Recently some observers have
Speculated the Petain govern
ment might be only a temporary
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
WHAT DO YOU KNOW
ABOUT THE NAVY?

/. What name is associat-
ed with a national observ-
ance next Sunday?
z. The name of John Paul
Jones is familiar to anyone
who has read American his
tory. Was he the founder of
the US. Navy?
3. Who is the present Sec
retarY of the Navy?
4. A student Of the United
States Naval Academy is
known as a lieutenant. a ca
det.. a midshipman or an en-
sign?
5. Fill in the missing
words. US. battleships are
named for Cruisers
are named for
ANSWERS on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22


WASHINGTON, Oct III 3
group Of men here have TIER
way-and they may-the United
States IS going 10 have Some 81
troops.
Rep. Lawrence Lewis DenEer
Democrat, has turned over -
Gen. George c. Marshall tn
army's chief Of staff, an elaborate
prospectus for q 6.OOO-scre tran
ing camp under the brow q the
continental divide. 50 miles Wesf
Of Denver. At last report. fae
army staff had the proposal IN
der serious consideration
What a case Rep. Lewis and
his associates have made CT for
their projecti They starr with ne
premise that II the United Stztes
is to have complete military g.
Tense preparedness, II muzt pro
vide for every conceivable event
uality. Then the congreSSzan
asks Just what would happen 4
American troops should soDe
day find themselves defending
the nation IN the rugged nom
tains Of Alaska OF British Co
lumbia.
Points To Fxnns
He points out that men otter
are incapacitsted Al 1000 feet Z
unaccustomed 70 II and that men
from low attitudes frequently
collapse at 10000 70 1900 fee
Horses and mules from the low
lands can't take II either and
even machines As mechanically
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22

that number Of connections could
be made within the deadline
time, city officials stated, but the
poor showing to date indicates a
serious disregard of city's laws in
this respect. Calls for better CO.
operation are being considered
for release in the near future, it
was stated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
HOT GIZZARD!

PARIS. Mo.-When she saw
one of her ROSTERS having convul-
sions, Mrs. Emerson Longnecker
killed it. She found it had swal-
lowed a match which evidently
had been ignited by the grit in
the birds gizzard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22

and ashore for their devotion to
duty. But l would be derelict in
duty if l did not urge that we
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22

not relax for a single moment
our maximum efforts to keep the
navy strong, efficient and ready"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
Convention Bureau
Moves To Establish
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22

Key West, Florida, has TIE
most eQusble climate i Ehe
country: with Al average
range Of only IL FahrE1hezt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-22
-WITH-2O,OOO,OOO WAITS FOR
Count Of Paris Fights Hard To Head Fourth Empire
SUMMONS TO THRONE OF FRANCE

(Associated Press Feature servieel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28

INew OES Chapter
ToBe Established

A new fraternal organization to
be known as the Good VIII Chapter
Of the Order of Eastern Star will
be established in this city on Novem-
Der End. The group will be the
101st chapter in the state. Charles
H. Leonard Of Rockville, grand pa
tron, and Mrs. Evelyn j. Lounsbury
of Branford, grand matron will
supervise the work.
More than three hundred mem
bers are expected to attend the
ceremonies which will be held at
1880 o'clock at the Commandery
room of the Masonic Temple. The
chapter will comprise local people
who have joined together in this
work for the purpose Of mutual aid,
sympathy and relief.
The chapter will be under the
auspices of the grand chapter Of
Connecticut and will be a sister
order of Naomi Chapter of Water
bury which has been carrying on
the work o fthe Eastern Star in
this city for 81 years. Since its
institution Naomi Chapter has built
its membership to more than 300
persons.
Guests and visiting members are
expected from all parts of the state
to witness the institution ceremony.
A dinner for the grand officers and
charter members will be served prior
to the degree. A large class of
candidates will compose the charter
membership of Good Will Chapter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-28
Personal
Couple rendered Party On
SilDer Anniversary

LAGRANGE, Robert Gervais, Edna
Tatro, Mr.. and Mrg. Samuel Gervais,
Exerine LaBlanc, Irene LaChance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beard, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Casey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Boisvert, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hubenny, II Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brechbuhler, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Beauchaine, Mrs. Joseph Beachaime,
Annabelle Beauchaime, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Torranger, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo
Cantin, M. Coughlin, Alma Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter LaPointe, Wal
ter LaPointe, Jr. Arlene Hutchin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boisvert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Outlet, Napo-
leon Boisvert, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Walenda, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmond Boisvert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Boisyert.
Lorraine Boisvert, Mrs. Moran,
Mrs. Ravenal, Mrs. Armand Gar
ceau. Mr.. and Mrs. william Boisvert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chick Demarest, Leo
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Cos
sett. Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Montambault, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Shea, Bella Thibodeau,
Emma Thibodeau, Mrs. Georgianna
Grennier, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Boisvert Arlene Boisvert, Joseph
Boucher. Mildred Boucher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Thibodeau, Joseph Con-
way and Mrs. Annette Strubell.