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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
by Peter Edison =,
The Inside Track in WASHINGTON

election y president unless his
doctor tell Hm he can't take it.
How s..,aE Murray will be is a
qucsuou Deeply religious, Murray
Is lcaarr Of The Catholic forces i'll
CIO. Wnea are almost as strong
as the lctJ Wius forces and which
might give battle to the leftists on
AID to Russia. Murray is perhaps
the only um III thc CIO leadership
who can -. the support Of all fac
tons
CIO therefore gocs into its con-
vention strong III numbers, with
Ford and Little Steel licked in the
past year and organization work
started Al tno petroleum and chem
iCal industries L IS weak in its
dlsScnIous and divisions, 1t is a
force which can make or break de-
tcu>c m5 tha.s why its import
ant.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06

WASHINGTON. Nov t With a
wave of increased cost Of 'l'.ns"
strikes considered by some labor
authorities as 4 likely deV@loNmcH;
this fall and winter The torjheom-
ing CIO natona! convention - Dc
troit assumes a place o. importance"
on the labor front Wl.ya no labor
convention ever assumed before.
1t is important because the ClO
policies adopted there VII bear dl-
rectly on defense production. Dc
ciSion to support all-oUt defense can
mean a reduction Of labor disturb
ances Decision TO condemn the de-
tense effort as it has been conduct
ed and decision to fight against it
may mean terrific dlSlOCations.
That is why washington Will watch
this coming pow-Wow as ii has
watched no other before.
A national labor convention, SAY
labor pohtiCoS familiar with inner
organization battles is Il GOOD bit
like the convention of any ma .0r
political party. A maximum OF Il
delegates is elected for every union
with a national membership o.
more than 100000 Smaller unions
get smaller appOrtionmontS Of dele
gates, but the convention Is weight
cd 50 the smaller units have a dis
proporuonately large representation
to keep them from being run over
The complete total accredited dele
gates will number between 600 and
700. P. Murray. as CIO president. will
preside and name inc committees.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
by Paul Harrison =.
KoIIywooGs Fads, Fancies and FoibIes

YWCOD. Nov 6--Dorothy
Loyeu made Il ialse start as an
nctre., at the age of 5, with
the AiDcc Stock Company. Bur
ton Churchill was the star, and
DoYothN Naa the little girl who
got kidnapped in Only Woman. -
Looklng back at it now, She re-
cards her earlier self with awe
and Wonderment because little
Mis- LJyett was bored by show
business.
She was also tempemental. After
about the second performance, she
began 10 sulK in the wings and re-
fuse TO 60 on until bribed with
a new toy-a football or a fire
truck or a baseball bat One eve
ning she embe!nsned her role by
falling down 4 flight Of stairs in
n" second at Her two idolatrous
bro hers IN the audience dashed
down the aisle to her rescue and
were halted Cnly as they were
trying to Chamber over the mus
lSicianS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
THE GREATEST ENEMY
IS HERE AT HOME

If Americans could get as excited about
preventing automobile accidents as they
do about keeping out of war--or going
into it--this nation would avoid a CASUAL
ty list that makes battlefield deaths look
like pigmy alongside giant.
Day in and day out, year in and year
out, we pay the price of careleSsneSS on
our highways. Since the World War,
we've lost so many more lives on our
highways than we lost in that war, that
there is no possible comparison except
to the detriment Of our peacetime safety.
Imperial county during recent days
has seen one of the worst waves Of acci-
dents of the year. Their lesson should
be written large across our civic con-
sciousness. Drive carefully.
When death strikes on the highway, 1t
strikes suddenly and Savagely. 1t leaves
grief and lasting sorrow in its wake.
1t is preventable.
Only one thing, and such simple
thing, is needed to make motor traffic
safe for all who travel the highways. 1t
is the exercise of care and courtesy.
There are accidents which are the re-
suit of mechanical defects in automo-
bilcs Such defects can be cured by care
full examination and mechanical corr9C-
ton, beforehand.
There are accidents which are the result
of \blowouts. They can be prevented by
checking carefully on your tires.
There are accidents which are the re-
suit of speed. a safer rate of trave!
would prevent these.
Drunk driving. caralessness, the desire
to show off behind the wheel, inattention
of traffic or road hazards all these
thing can be overcome or prevented.
There is no such thing as the "unavoid
able accident made so generally accept
ed BY carelessiy worded coroner's ver-
diets. Thcl is a way to prevent every
accident, unless it be direct act of God.
and such accidents are so infreQuent
they are scarcely to be considered.
Accidents happen to those who are
not expecting them. Remember this next
time you drive-and drive carefully.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
STRUG X OUT

For quite a while alter that, the
drama and Miss Lovett went separ-
ate ways Until adolescence,
her considerable energies were de
voted to becoming a great woman
athlete She studied her lessons in
trectopS. once hacked off all her
hair. and VAS the fastest broken
field runner in her Providence,
r. l., ghbOrh0od. One day she
was struck on the larInX by hard
hit baseball Wien she woke up
she was no LONGER 4 tomboy.
High school and Pembroke Col
le2c gave her the finishing femi-
nine touches Today, watching the
glances and hearing the SuppreI
sad wolf howl5 that follow he
around the RKO lot you'd never
guess Miss Lovett ever knew Il
lifo more strenuous than posing tor
bathing suit ads.
Whatever omissions occurred III
her domestic upbrinelng haven't
bothered her a bit Cooking, for
instance. She can't cook, but her
llSt 1GD Was COnUuClllE ICCIpt
program on the air. She devcl-
opcd such convincing manner
on her cooking program that thou
sands of lscncrs would rush 10
their Kitchens and do Just what
she told them, and the things they
whipped uD usually would have
the Appearance, consistency and
digestbility o. asphalt. So Miss
Lovett progressed to a program
about fashions, which she really
knew something about
BY this time, having done some
GUNNER thcatcr WorK during her
college YraIs. Miss Loyctt had dc
veloped a very different attitude
toward acting She tried to get
roles but failed FINALLY she heard
about an interview of John Pow
"rS modcls that RKO was hold
InG Not being Il Powers model.
she got plenty Of glareS for her
initiative, but the RKO rcprcscn-
tatiyc looked at her more approx
ingly. She got a test and a con-
tract.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
Barbs

Man was fined $40 for seeding
ON horseback in 4 Boston sui,urb.
Guess that was 4 bad example SCI
by Paul Revere.
Science is using tic tough Cnds
of asparagus stalks Tor defcrse
PRODUCTS. This should be encourage
cd-somc day they may find SCmc
defense for us against spinach.
Wouldn't 1t help national econ
omy and speed up armament prog
resS if sword swallowers could be
persuaded to go on a diet of used
razor blades?
The upper crust is not always the
toast of the town.
The hats this winter seem to be
woman's cloWning glory.
How about slight pause in the
war for nation identification?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06

"Winter sure had me in the dog
house. l shivered along in sum
mer underwear with my
teeth chattering like a type
writer. Then my wife got me
set Of HANEs WINTER SETS
and l changed to comfort. +"
With these modern n7iddIe-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
Thought for the Day

EDITORS NOTE: The folloUing edit
0ridls are presented as interesting opin-
ions rOiced by editors eiSeuhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06

Machines that have been let loose
upon the world bid fair to uproot
the fabric OF our civilization and
our values.
STACY May. OPM research chief
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
JOHN MAY SPEAK
FOR HIMSELF

Biggest influence will be Wheth-
er or not John l. Lewis attends
Passage or even serious cOnsIdera-
ton of anti-strike legislation by
Congress. inclusion of Wage-fiXing
provisions in the price control bill,
defeat of Lewis in the captive coal
mine strike-all these or any one Of
them might bring Lewis out of his
Sulking corner. r2rng and Snoruns.
If Lewis goes to the convention.
labor politicians say he would ;iJ
so as a means Of attacking prCe.-
dent Roosevelt and Sidney HlllmaN.
The points Lewis holds against
Roosevelt are beliefs and charges
that the President is not sufficient
ly pro-labor, that he has sold oG.
the defense effort to Wall Street.
that he has uked dollar-a-Ne9.
men and excluded labor from man
agement of the defense effort, that
he has emaSculated the National
Labor Relations Board. that he has
supported wire tapping. antl-StriNc
legislation the poll tax. that he has
INDUCED in red batting, that he
approved lowering the income tax
base and did not approve a SUI
ficiently high tax on excess profits,
that he used federal troops to b. + !;
strikes. For all these things, Jonn
Lewis hates the President.
Against Hillman, Lewis holds his
stand in the North American plano
plant strike, his refusal TO approve
a contract 70 the Currier company
which would have employed CIO
building trades labor on housing
project in Michigan, his refusal to
push Phil Murray's plan for Labor
participation in defense managr-
ment. These are the same things
for which Lewis is hated, feared
and mistrusted by many nOn-la-
Dor elements OF the population In
spite of them, Lewis may not go to
the convention. may let the CIO
which he created stew in its own
juices of turmoil. factional fights.
incompetent secondary leadership
FOREIGN POLICY FIRE
-NthI W Lt"Io, IIIC IIOSl IIIIpOI -
ant issue before the convention IS
foreign policy. The convention can
adopt wishy-Washy resolutions Of
aid to Britain, or it can come out
with tWO-fisted platforms WAY
ahead of Roosevelt's stand-for op-
position to Fascism, Nazism and
perhaps party line Communion
Last year that issue was fmCsSCd
at the lnslStenCe Of lewis. An c;-
fort will be made to put ovcr "
resolution opposing second AE r
and 1t will be fought bitterly l.,
the left wing groups But on the
outcome of these CIO foreign policy
resolutions the country will be abb"
TO gauge to what extent CIO is
willing to support defense and III
directly from that, to what extent
the country will be in for labor d.
turbanCes or peace
The question Of unity with A
OF L. is futile
Phil Murray. i'll for the past three
months, will be 4 candidate for re
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
so she LEI
me out of the dog-house"

weight garments, you're warm
enough outdoors without swell
tering indoors. You'll like the
gentle athletic support of the
HANEsKNIT Crotch-Guard. ALL
round elastic Waistband. No
bothersome buttons. You're
really unaware of underwear.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
Famous Sayings

God is divine Principle supreme incorporcal Being.
Mind Spirit. Soul Life. Truth, Loyc--Mary b. q.
Eddy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-06
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MEMBER
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fishers Association. Nation
al Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18

NombramjeptO
Con estas lineas enviamos una
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
Las CdrtdS

En- su libro Exploration de
la Mente con los Psic6logos', ell
doctor A. E. Wiggan, uno de
los mas notables psic6logos de
los Estados Unidos, indica que
ell escribir dos veces una carta
es senal inequivoca de introver-
sion. Indica indecisi6n e nicer
tidumbre. FL anadir postdatas
Y ell insertar palabras entire II
meas o tacharlas, indican 10 mis-
mo 81 constituye un habito.
Els un buen entretenimiento
mental ell escribir una carta 10
mejor que Sc pueda y dejarla
tai Sc escribi6. Esto ensena a la
persona a organizar sus pensa-
mientos Y expresarlos en- orden
l6gico. La decision es una ia
cultad que necesitamos en- la
vida; la indecisi6n es un enc
migo del progreso.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18

tocar% {. afam23a orQnesta {,
Stand Alexander y en- Ia sa
la cantina sc situara la orquests
latina LA Tropical, con su.
cantantes Srta. Mercedes San.
chez y Joaquin Barcena.
A las once de la noche comen.
cara, terminando a las cuatro DE-
la manana.
Los organizadoreS de este feS.
tival ruega a las personas que
tengan Ell prop6sito de comprar
meSas, que 10 hagan a tempo.
Ash podran escoger ell lugar pa
ra suS mesas.
Ell recio de las mesas, equipa-
das con cuatro sillas, es de $3.50
Entrada general soc las Damas
Y 75c los Caballeros.
Asista a la XII Noche dc
Gala" del Centre Asturiano, e.
entrante sabado.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ.
TUEocte az GAIA.

III Noche de GAIA.
To6o es optlmismo en- ia casa
de ASturias. Los conponentes
de la Directiva y los miembros
de las distintas Secciones Sc ala
nan para a%crecentar la venta
de mesas para ell grandiOso fes-
tivaQ del sabado "Decima Segun
da Noche de Gala. Lo mas Sc
lecto de la cOlonia latina ira a
la "Casona".
Anualmente Sc celebraba es-
te festival para elegir una Rel
ma; pero la directiva actual can
cello ell reinado. Corresponds el
honor de ser la Ultima reina a
la muy bella Y gentil Srta. One
liza Santana, hija de los espoSos
Felix y Chela Santana.
En- conversation sostenida en-
la manana del domingo con los
Sres. Jose A. Gonzalez Presi-
,dente de la Sociedad, y Celesti-
no Fernandez, Presidente de la
Secci6n de Recreo nos manifes-
taron que va contaban con mas
de Ochenta mesas vendidas. Els
tas mesas seran colocadas en-
ambos salones. En- ell principal
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOCAR
Ell DiluUio

A cierto senior lie sorprende
en- plena Gale ell "diluvio uni
verSal'. No lleva paraguas y sc
cobija debajO del primer para
guaS que pasa, ell de una seno-
IA fea, quien, n~aturalmente, sc
indigna por la intromisi6n.
-Caballero, no me siga us
ted. iSoy una mujer casada!
-YO no la sligo a listed, Seno
IA; la acompanO, que no es
igual.
-jY 81 viniera mi marido?
-Pues lie acompanaria tam
bi6n... EN- ell s|entimiento.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18

para la fiesta bailable que ofre-
cera, ell viernes % del presente
mes, ell Ponce de Leon Mems
Club, en- sus salones. Sierra ele-
rida la Reina de esos aparta-
mentos construidos pOr el 60
biernJ federal.
Siete encant&doras damitaS
Sc disputan ell honor. La que re-
suite electa sera coronado en- O.
ira fiesta. sena,ada para e. 8 de
Diciembre.
Una popular orquesta de Ia
localidad tiene a su cargo la
parte bailable.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18

Bale de ReiHddO
Contintlan lOs preparativos
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
Viltold

La sonora casada con ell HON
ibre borracho ACADIA de quedar-
Sc viuda. A pesar de todos los
defectos de su marido, adoraba
en- 6l, y la pobre sc encuentra
ineonsolable.
I'm amigo del difunto vienC
a visitar a la viuda para darlt
81 p6samen. Despu6s de los con.
siguientes saludos, la pregunta
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
de rigor brota inevitable
lY dc que muri6?

ID 1 w qN" lIullO
NO se-responde la afligi,
da-; fue cast de repente. Lie
70 a casa un mediodia. anuncit
que Sc sentia ma y Sc meti6 en-
ia CANA. A las tres de la tarde
acudi, toda alarmaia a su LA.
mamiento, Me dijo que sentia
un ahogo terrible; me pidi6 a
qua.
-Habia entrado en- el perio-
do preag6nico-aventura ell vi
sitante.
i COMO 10 saba usted?...
Y ell amigo del recien falleci-
do, entire un sospechosO tufillo
a aguardiente, dice:
Use trataba de un camara-
da! Y, ademas, que para algo
es uno un tanto psicologo.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
EcOS de Una BOdd

Fl pasado sabado unieron sus
destinos la Srta. Aurelia San
chez y el joven Marcus Leal, de
Louisiana.
La boda Sc efectu6 en- la resi-
dencia de los padres de la des-
posada, esposos Aurelio y Ma
ria Sanchez, en- ell 1908 de la
Cuarta Avenida.
Felicidades!
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
Santos del dia.
Gertrudis.
Dos Mtimas fiestas.

Dos MtmGS fieStdS.
SegVln Sc nos informa la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano no celebrara ningGn otro
festival hasta ell entrante mes de
Diciembre, cuando ofrecera los
tradicionales bales de Christ
mas y Ell de AnO Nuevo.
Seg1n nuestrO informanter
para las mismas han sido con-
tratadas las orquestas bob
Portion" y "Glen Brown para
las pleas americanas, y La
Tropical" para las pleas Gu
banas.
De estas fiestas daremos mas
detalles en- su oportunidad.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
Pedidq en- MGtrimOniO

Qued6 oficialmente anuncia-
do Ell compromise amoroso de la
interesante Srta. Olga Valdes
con ell joven Luis FigueraS.
La petici6n Sc hizo a la mama
de la novia, Sra. Piedad de Ar
mas.
Ell joven Figueras es hijO de
los esposos Juan y Asunci6n FL
gueras.
La boda de esta enamorada
parejita no Sc hara esperar.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18

efusiva felicitaci6n a la gentil
Srta. Olga Martinez. ~aventaja-
da alumna de la Universidad de
Tampa, que en- dias pasados fue'
IA ncmbrada editora del peri6-
dico de csc planted The Mo-
rrocan".
Sinceramente deSeamos a Ia
Srta. Martinez TODD genera de
'exitos en- SUI delicado cargo.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
Pal'q Cuba

Partira manana microbes, en-
ell vayor Florida, la estimada
Srta. Grace Ramirez.
En- la Perla de las Antilias
disfrutara de varias semanas
de descanso.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
Cabaret PriUado

Cabaret PriUddO
Quedan pOcas mesas disponi-
bles para ell Cabaret Privado
que efectuara la Secci6n de Re-
creo de L'Unione Italiana, ell
Sabado 20 del mes en- curse.
I. Para este bale annual han con-
tratado los servicios de la Or,
questa Don Francisco, que como
siempre, deleitara a los asis-
tentes.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18

ST, senior, compre la
pinturs 3. l. P. Sofa"
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, Ga. avenida
y Gale Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-22
SEEK PICTURES
FROM KEY WEST
WANTED FOR ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN ON FLORIDA
IN MIDDLE WEST

Amateur photographers who
would like to help build up Key
West publicity in the north will
get chance to see more Of their
pictures In middle western news
papers II they will donate them
to Stephen {. Singleton, chamber
of commerce secretary.
Singleton this morning received
a request from Harold Colee. ex-
ecutivc vice president of the state
chamber of commerce, for land
Scapc shots Of Key West and the
keys. The chamber of commerce
here has no facilities for getting
the prints. hut Singleton said he
believed residents with pictures
would be willing TO donate them
for use IN local publicity.
The pictures will be sent TO the
Chicago office Of the Chicago and
Eastern Railroad. which IS pre-
pairing for an advertising cam
palgn on Florida throughout the
middle west Local and key
scenes thus can be- exhibited in
hundreds of papers through the
popuiuuS western section.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-22
SHERIFF SAWYER
GOES TO MIAMI
MAKING SECOND ATTEMPT
TO GET MAN WANTED IN
MONROE COUNTY

Sheriff Berlin Sawyer and
Deputy Frank Stickney today re-
turned to Miami in a second at
tempt to return Edward J Cahill
to Monroe county on a charge of
passing bad checks.
Sawyer, who failed to arrange
for Cahill's transfer from Miami
in previous attempt Thursday,
left Key West early this morning
in order to attend a hearing be-
fore Criminal Judge Ross c. Will
llams in Miami. Judge Williams
will determine if Cahill IS to be
returned here or sent to Tennes-
see to face similar charge there.
The local officers Will return
here tomorrow afternoon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-22
WILL
START ON CRUISE
HELD UP at PORT EVER.
GLADES BY WEATHER
FOR FEW DAYS
(By Associated Pressp

PORT EVERGLADES, March
22.-President Roosevelt began
his postponed vacation aboard
the yacht Potomac this morning
after he had wired his con-
gratulations to engineers who
have just completed work on the
$l56, 100000 Grand Coulee dam at
Winnetka, Wash.
Engineers today will throw the
switch which sends out over the
wires the first current from the
giant Columbia river power and
irrigation project.
President Roosevelt, held in
Port Everglades for a day by bad
weather, today will begin his fish
ing in the Gulf Stream. He is ex-
pected TO return to Port Ever
gladcS or Miami in 10 days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-22
POSTPONE MEETING
ON CLOSED SHOP
CARPENTERS CONTINUE TO
WORK WHILE NEGOTIA-
TONS GO ON

A scheduled closed shop con-
ference between union carpenters
and the w. P. Thurston Construc-
ton company this morning was
postponed until Monday.
w. A. McAlister, representa-
tive of the u. S. Cancellation serv-
ice under the department of labor,
wired the company that he would
be unable to arrive here in time
to attend the meeting today.
More than 100 carpenters, who
voted in favor of a closed shop on
the navy yard project last week,
are continuing at work while the
negotiations go on. Company of
ficials said this morning there is
no reason for a dispute between
them and the carpenters and pre-
dicted the closed shop question
would be settled after a little
talk"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-22
ERNEST RAMSEY
GETS COMMISSION
APPOINTED As COUNTY OF
FfcER BY GOVERNOR
TWO WEEKS AGO

Ernest Ramsey. Key West ciiy
councilman. learned today that
he has been . Monroe county
c1umiszIoner fer nearly a Heek
bsfagssy. appointed 80 the
county commission tao week ego
~ GuVsrnor SpeaEsrd L Holland.
tlday received RS official cum
mission from the office ~ the
eCFetary q state The couuia
slpn @az dated March II. which
made Ramsey officially a menl-
f@-r 81 the county hoard On inst
dat.
Frank Robert. displaced b.
the appointment ~ Ramsey va
narofd temporarily o. tie pat bY
former Cogernsg FRED Cone afsd
has served SINE tire neD com
mission opened it, sessions lu
January
Cari bs>rsaidi. chairman q ti,e
county commission. explained
ihat 10 legal obstacle stands in
NJ Nay II Ramsey serving o.
ss4th h<aaFde. although. they fuesi
a. tie sanse tire ou tie frs
TauFadsy - each month Tie
commission meets again On toe
sscood thursday ard the city
eoLne4i ca sAe third
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-22
Clio LEADERS TO
CALL MEN OUT
CONCERNS WORKMEN IN
STEEL PLANT AWAITING
STRIKE SETTLEMENT
pv Associated Pr-s.p

WASHINGTON. March %. 49,
Go leaders announced today
they VIII call workmen out Of the
giant Bethlehem, Pa. plant Of
Bethlehem Steel company Mon
day morning, unless company Of
flcIals agree to settlement in
the meantime
Announcement 81 the new
strike threat comes as war de
partment officials are preparing
for quick action 10 end The long
strike at the Allis- ChalInere fac
tory IN Milwaukee War depart.
ment heads have demanded that
work b. resumed on the threat If
replacing the regular force with
federal employees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-22
LEGION WITHDRAWS
FROM BIG PARADE
tBy Associated PreSa

NEW YORK, March 22-Amer-
lean Legion members, for the
first time in their history, will
not march in the Army Day pa
rade here April S, it was an
nounced today.
Legion headquarters announced
their withdrawal from the pa
rade after they had been IN
formed by directors Of the cele-
bration that they would be al
loted 100 yards of marching
space.
Parade directors said that
with $50 pieces of mechanical
army equipment and thousands
OF regular troops scheduled to
march, it would Toe impossible TO
give the legion as much space
as in other years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-22
Here's How To Settle
A Boundary Dispute

MEXICO CITY. March ~
The United States and Mexico
may settle 30-year boundary dis
pute by building tree boarded
parkway along the border The
dispute IS over land IN FL Paso.
Tex A change IN the course Of
the Rio Grande. which is the
boundary lire. caused both ma
iione to claim a strip Of land
Nothing Official has yet been said
the parkway but II has
been proposed a permanent chan
mel bc created for the river and
the parkway constructed on the
disputed land