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Evening star., 1941-12-18
james [. Tuit to Wed
Miss Carmen Cubrunes

James L. TAFT, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Galen L. TAFT, 1900 western avenue
NV, will be married late today in
Bethesda, Nd, to Miss Carmen Ana
Cabranes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Cabranes Of San Juan,
Puerto Rico. The wedding will be
private in the rectory of the Church
Of Our Lady Of Lourdes.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Mrs. Russell Asks Divorce

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. 10 (Spe-
ciaD In q petition filed in the Cir
cult Court here, Mrs. Margaret c.
Russell Of this county asks linn
tied divorce from Murray Alfred
Russell, jr., Of Washington and Gus
tody of their two children.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Americans in Norway
Must Report to Police
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 18.-The Norwe-
gian Telegraph Agency reported to-
day that all Americans over IS living
In Norway had been ordered to re-
port to the police within "a hours.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Housekeepers Fete

The National Executive House.
keepers Association will hold its
annual Christmas party at the
Shoreham Hotel Saturday, with
Miss Lottie Taylor as hostess.
In Sweden, both employers and
workers are nationally organized to
bargain collectively on nationwide
scale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
GERMAN PLAN TO
FOIL CUARDSMEN
PROVED FAILURE
SCHEME FOR DESTROYING
NAZI CARGO SHIP IN PORT
EVERGLADES TURNED OUT
VICE VERSA

/ NEW YORK, April 26.-How
secret Nazi plans to destroy the
$l,500,000 German cargo ship
Arauca in Port Everglades. Fla.
were foiled by the United States
! Coast Guard before the German
crew knew what was going on, is
revealed in az article in Golfers
by Robert W. Stafford, who was
aboard the ship at the time of the
seizure.
According to the Nazi plan, as
soon as it became evident that the
Arauca was to be confiscated. Sc
iected members of the crew would
rush below and drop lighted
newspapers in the bilges and fuel
oil tanks" Stafford reports. There
was a quantity of unexplained oil
in the bilges. which should have
been completely dry.
Another man would turn off
the automatic fire-fighting equip
ment. Still another would open
the drain valves of two large
DieSel-oil tanks which would run
on down to the oil fire in the
bottom and Immediately the cen
trail power room would be sheet
of flame. All of the ships ma
chinery would be destroyed. The
bilge fires would ignite the cargo.
The Arauca would be junk.
But in spite of these careful
plans. the Coast Guard walked
aboard and nothing happened. The
explanation is that the raid was
staged while President Roosevelt
was making speech 500 feet
away. and the Germans thought
the Coast Guard was looking for
bombs. BY the time they learned
it was a seizure, il was too late to
act. The entire crew is now I'M
der arrest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
MAXWELL CONCERN
WINS COURT SUIT
GRAND JURY REMAINS IN
SESSION INVESTIGATING
TUNKS' MURDER

A circuit court jury yesterday
found in favor of the Maxwell
company, Inc, in a suit demand
ing the return of personal prop
eIty from Frank NJ. Allen.
Allen was ordered to return a
collection of cooking utensils
and restaurant equipment to the
company, as well as paying costs
of the suit.
With no other cases in sight,
the jury was dismissed and Cir
cut Judge Arthur Gomez in
formed the grand jury he would
leave immediately for Miaml, to
be gone for several days.
Grand jury members today are
continuing, their investigation OF
evidence IN the murder case OF
Mrs. Cecilia Thompson Turks,
VINO was found stranglcd to
death Feb. at house ON Howe
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
DEFENSE BONDS
AND STAMPS Go
ON SALE SOON
POSTMASTER DION STATES
PLANS ARE NEAR COM
PLETE FOR DEFENSE saw
INGS PROGRAM

The United States Defense Saw
ings Bonds and Postal Savings
Stamps will be placed on sale In
the main Post Office at the open
ing of business on Thursday, May
|. as part of the national effort to
make America impregnable.
Postmaster F. J. Dion an
nounced today that plans are
nearly completed for this COM
munity, along with thousands of
others from coast to coast. to do
its full part at the opening of the
savings program.
Postmaster General Frank c.
Walker, in a letter to postmasters
throughout the country, said that
the help of local postmasters
would be "a real service to the
country. He transmitted the
thanks of Secretary of the Treas
ury Morgenthau for the help that
local postmasters had already
given in the sale of United States
securities, and also Mr.. Morgen-
thau's thanks in advance "for the
cooperation which he knows you
will give to this new effort.
The new Defense Savings Bond
is similar to the familiar Baby
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
OFFICERS FIND
STOLEN AUTO
VEHICLE DISCOVERED THIS
MORNING IN MUD ON
BERTHA STREET

Sheriff's officers today are
searching for man or woman
with a prediction for stealing
automobiles, but not much abil-
ity in driving them.
Someone last night stole a 194l
automobile belonging to Leslie
Armstrong. but officers found it
this morning stuck in the mud on
Bertha street. The thief evident
ly had made efforts to get the
car out of the mud and fled
when it remained stuck.
A sherlffs officer easily drove
the car OF: and returned it to
Armstrong.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
LECION'S AUTO
AWARD TONIGHT

Robert F. Spottswood, presi-
dent OF the American Legion
convention corporation. will pre-
sent the prize automobile tonight
at 10 O'Clock al La Concha hotel,
It was announced today Pre-
vouSly IT had been announced
the presentation would take place
at ) 90 o'clock
Mayor Willard NJ Albury, po-
lice Chief Ivan Elwood and Chief
Deputy Sheriff Harold Russell
will take part in the ceremon-
les Legion officials said they
viii attempt to get the newly
elected state commander for the
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amman
AMERICAN ANTHEM
GAINS WIDE NOTICE

The American Anthem.
sung yesterday by members
of the American Legion aux
ilisrY. has won notice
throughout Florida as one Of
the best Of recent patriotic
songs
Composed by Milton Yeats
Of Tampa. the song was g tsa-
ture of the FLORIDA State Mu-
sicsl Festival ~ Tempe.
where . 500 piece band and
7Soe children Joined IN play
ing and singing il.
AZ the auxiliary affair yes
tsrd@Y. Mrs p. 3. Roberts &C
companied the members On
The organ whale Mrx. r. Fsin
Howell led the group singing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26

veterans and Legionnaires, march
ed with Boy Scouts and Daugh-
tiers of the Legion, while the loco
motives of the 40 & 8 kept up a
constant bombardment with their
cannon.
Later, at the army barracks,
the Miami Drum and Bugle corps
took the state title for the fiji
teenth time before an estimated
crowd of 1000, which packed the
auditorium. Fort Lauderdale ran
second with a score of 76.5 TO Mi
ami's 94.5
In the Sons of the Legion COM
petition, the Lake Worth unit. de-
Tending champions. retained its
state title with a high score of
1913, while Fort Lauderdale ran
second with 74.8.
The Junior Drum and Bugle
corps of Daytona Beach won out
over the defending champions
from Lakeland with a score of
90.1 over 874.
The booted and brightly dress
ed drum majorettes provided a
feature, both of the parade and of
the armory contests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
DENOUNCE PLAN
OF ROOSEVELT
ON OPEN LANE
NEWSPAPERS IN GERMANY.
ITALY AND SPAIN BITTER
LY CRITICIZE SAFETY PA
Troll OF SHIPS
CIV Associates Press,

NEW YORK. April 26.-News-
papers in the capitals of Germany.
Italy and Spain today denounced
President Roosevelt's declaration
that the United States will hold
open a lane of safety to ships
carrying allied supplies.
Berlin papers said all of the
Axis powers-Germany, Italy and
Japan-will resist any move of
the United States to patrol the
seas.
One paper said Germany's
navy will bear out Adolf Hitlers
promise that any ships carrying
supplies will be torpedoed. while
another suggested that the Unihsd
States is looking for trouble"
In Rome. Virginia Gayda sug-
gcStcd that the Presidents state
ment was a meaningless attempt
TO divert American attention from
the British disaster IN the Bal
kans.
Madrid papers said editorially
that 100000, 900 people in the
United States oppose entry into
the war. while President Roosc-
welt heads a small Clique whose
sole object Is 20 force tho nation
into the conflict.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
Caverness Named State Legion Commander
Entire City Turns Out To
See American Legion's Big
Convention Parade FRIDAY

The martial music of nine drum
and bugle corps and the sharp
cracks of the 40 g. 8 cannon rolled
over Key WEST yesterday as the
American Legion staged the long
est and nOiSieSt parade this city
has seen since the islands popula-
ton turned out to celebrate the
arrival of the railroad in 1912.
Thousands, who lined the
streets along the parade route,
kept up a constant cheering,
breaking into a roar each time
another American flag passed by.
Ranking officers from each of
the armed forces stood at atten-
ton on the balcony of La Concha
hotel. while an honor guard of
Leglonnaires lined the street in
front of the hotel.
Sailors, who have been drilling
at the naval station for weeks:
soldiers from the army barracks,
marines and coast guard men pro-
vided the parade with a military
flavor that accumulated the
columns of middleaged men who
fought in another war Home
guard members, many of them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26

Two ssisaes tearing ef5Btu-
gent of IS drattees arrived hs-fe
last night from Miami bringing
Key Wr&t rs sgEzf group ~ ia
Quoted aFtlgser4 tt@iuee&
E-sesat Dyer F3sssterfsE5d esau
granagug officer during ttse trap
from Fart AcPEerBlr. ga - tSae
Zeal post. sad 80 ard isae asaFl~
commissioned officers vgI.i leave
today for thelx gef4En 20 the GeGx-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
EX-KINC CAROL
COMING TO U.S..
INV Associated Pres1

LISBON. Portugal April %
tx King Carol of RLhnania, with
his companion. Madam Lupescu,
will leave Portugal sometime
this month aboard trans-ocean
clipper for the United States.
Friends of the exking, who
was driven from Rumania short
" before Germany occupied the
country. say he will stop briefly
in the United States and them fly
to Valparaiso. Chile, to make his
permanent home.
The South American country
is said to have offered him a ha-
ven.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
Vessels And Planes Will
Hold Open Haven OF
Safety One Hundred
Miles Wide
(IIy Associated PresED

Nby Assoctnted PreAhD
WASHINGTON. April &c.
Capital observers today enlarged
en- President Roosevelfs "guaran-
tee" of safety TO ships carrying
British war supplies with a pre-
dieiion that the United States will
hold OPEN a safe channel across
the Atlantic ocean.
Ships and planes, il is re-
porfel here. will hold open a ha-
ven of safety. perhaps 100 miles
wide. stretching from the United
States into British wsfers.
Navy scouting planes will criss-
cross the area in a constant pa
troll. while destroyers and fight
ing ships will join in to help keep
a watch for German surface or
submarine raiders.
President Roosevelt's remark
that if a submarine is sighted,
the American ship or plane twill
notify the White House, is UNI
derstood to mean that upon
sighting a raider, the American
observers will Immediately no.
tify freighters of their danger
and call for British patrol vessels
To attack the menace.
State department officials ex-
planned another statement of the
President, in which he said Nazi
soldiers may be. in Greenland.
but will be taken care of, by re-
vealing that a German weather
survey group and party of engi-
neers have been in Greenland for
about the past four months.
Whether they still are on the
island has not been revealed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
PLAN RAISE FOR
BRIDGE MEMBERS

A bill which would raise the
pay OF Overseas Highway com
mIsSioners from $40 a month to
$50 viii be forwarded 10 Mon
roe county Representative Bernie
{ Papy, John Costar, vIce-presI-
dent Of the commission. an
nounced yesterday.
The bill specifies that the com
would get $50 . month.
Plus expense money for attend
ing meetings The commission
crS already are getting the eX-
peuseS-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
DIRTY OLD FLAG"
DEARLY CHERISHED

Spectators al the American
Legion parade yesterday who
commented on the dirty old
flag carried by DA.V.
msrchers from Summerall.
were slandering the posts
most cherished possession.
The flag was found. buried
in the sand and soaked with
sea waller. after the hurri-
cane which in Sept. 1895.
killed hundreds of World War
veterans at hafeeumbe Key.
Members of the post took
the flag with Them 10 the
national convention al Green
Bay. Wise. last year. where
the national commander re-
quested them 10 place il in
the national archives. The
post members returned with
the flag. however. after il
had been dedicated official
lY 70 the storm dead
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
First Group Of Indicted
Artillery Trainees Arrives

ga post Ths IS tgen 4dil remain
here under tAffaesga atataoreei ~
Eey Wet 90 take tsle artillery
training crairae
Lieutenant B8ttertss hi reported
a ~ ais nseo - 2 BIB ocleek iat
night ard tf.e men Afan4esf ssts-
ere ugpTsei atss ts4egF FssN aonsss
&c sfse army tsFFaeks
The soldiers made tire trip -
Miami ny train. continuing here
aboard SPECIAL buses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
R0OSGVG|t'S Ship Patrol Program
VIII Extend Far Across Atlantic
q. -. ~. ~ ~ ~ -. -. -. -
THANKS
FOR RECEPTION

Mrs. George Burton of
Louisville. KY. national vice
president of the American
Legion Auxiliary. yesterday
afternoon expressed TO local
auxiliary members the thanks
of visiting delegates for the
reception they had received
during The Key West conven-
iion.
Mrs. Burton spoke at an
Overseas Hotel luncheon
which hishlighted the days
activities of the auxiliary.
Mrs. George Lucas. local
chairman of the auxiliary.
turned the affair over TO Mrs.
Hal r. Whitehead. Sulphur
Springs. past state president
of the organization. Mrs. A.
M. Morgan made the address
of welcome for the local aux
iliarY members.
Al the conclusion of the
lunch. the women joined in
singing Aud Lang SYne".
and Nan Johnson. accompan-
led by Mrs. Dolly jacobson.
Tampa. sang alice Blue
Gown. and numbers from
the Merry Widow.
Corsages of pinks and
queens lace. all gathered in
local parks and yards. decorat-
ed the dining room.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
ASKS PERMIT TO
CONSTRUCT PIER

Application has been made to
the War Department by Pearl c.
Bcrgdal for a permit TO con
Struct d pier and to drcdgc IN the
Atlantic Ocean at her property
on the northeast end of Boca
ChIca Key, Fla.
Plans Of the work may be seen
at the US Engineer Office. sec
ond floor OF courthouse and post
office, jacksonville, Fla, and at
engineer office, Miami Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
Concluding Session Of
Units Conducted Today
MRS. MONTGOMERY
HEADS AUXILIARY

Mrs. Edith Montgomery.
Tallahassee. this afternoon
was elected president of the
Florida American Legion
auxiliary as members of the
group at Stone M. E. Church
brought their business ses-
of their convention to an
end.
Mrs. Jessie Lowell. Apopka.
was named historian. and
Mrs. Edna Giles. Umatilla.
chaplain.
District pre- 81 d c n / s
electeo during The session this
afternoon were Mrs. Dolly
jacobson. TAMPA: Mrs. M. c.
Hobson. Lake CITY; Mrs. Jane
Fleetwood. Tallahassee; Mrs.
Elizabeth Jackson. DeLand:
Mrs. Margaret Upchurch. Coral
Gables: Mrs. Carl Hughes.
Sarasota. nd Mrs. Myrtle.
Apopka.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
CLEAR TITLES TO
PROPERTY SOUGHT

SherfTs officers have hcgun
;he task If sl4uu1ouluE TO circuit
court the numerous property own
efs who AIR face condemnation
proceedings Iu order that tine
county may acquire land uecee-
>sry for the Boca Chica army
air base
Property owners Wl!i be order
- &c appear IN Judge Arthur
Gcnncz' cgTcl!t court May y The
condemnation proceedings are 10
~ handled on q friendly baSls
since their purpose IS merely 10
c.eag the titles % a part % the
land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
Nazis Meet Stiff Resistance
InDrive Made Toward Athens

Invading Naai soldiers fought
almost at the gates Of ancient
Athens today. bat desperately
fighting band of Australian and
New Zealand defenders Stil were
inthctng heavy losses for every
foot they were forced To retreat
a Cummuniuuc from Athens
said a major battle is in progress
on the road ,o the .orth. less than
20 miles from the capital, while
other German troops are driving
down the Aegean coast in an ef-
fort To cncrcle the cjty'S defend
erS
Both Berlin and London have
confirmed the withdrawal OF the
greatest part Of the British army
from the Greek mainland 20 the
island Of Crete.
Although admitting that most
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
% FRACTURES IN ? YEARS

TOWANDA. Pa - Afflicted
with an ailsneut which cau5ss
exceptional brIitIencsE Of boUes
Clara Hall. 7. known as the little
china dolI''. is back hi a cast.
her thirty seventh She recently
fell from rocking chair and
broke her left arm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
MORE MEN COME
UNDER DRAFT CALL
(By Associated PrcssD

WASHINGTON, April 20
Young men who have reached
the age of 81 since the draft call,
Oct Is, may be called upon to
register for selectivc service June
Ia, Flag Day, it was learned here.
Selective service officials are
said to be in favor of Designating
Flag Day for the new draft call,
although the final decision will
rest with President Roosevelt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
NEGRO FISHERMAN
TO BE ARRAIGNED

Henry Thomas. negro fisher
man. was released under $50
bond this morning to await trial
in criminal court on a charge Of
having understood crawfiSh in
his possession.
Enrique ESquinaldo. Jr.. JUS
ticc of the peace bound Thomas
over after he had been arrested
bv Claude +. Lowe. state police
officer of the conservation de-
partment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
HITLER REACHES
YUCOSLAV CITY

BERLIN. April %. Wildly
cheering crowds greeted Adolf
Hitler as a libcrat6r today upon
his triumphal entry into the
YugoSlavian city OF Zaercb.
DNB, the official German news
service. said today.
HttlCr'S arrival in YugoSlavia
had not been mentioned previous
".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26
Miami Senior Drum And
Bugle Corps Carried Off
Honors In Competition;
Other Awards Made

Rupert Caverness. ocala auto
mobile dealer. this afternoon was
named state commander of the
American Legion in business
session at the high school which
will continue until late today.
An expected battle for the top
position between Caverness. Sam
McCahill of Miami. and Ed
Vaughn. Jacksonville. failed TO
maierialize. When the third bal
lot revealed that caysrness had
taken a commanding lead. back
ers of the other two candidates
Withdrew their names and Caver-
ness was elected by reclamation
Commander caverness viii
hold the state executive position
for one year., replacing Isle
Gath.
In resolutions, the Legionnaires
voted to oppose abolition of the
Florida Crippled Children's Com
milsion; promised TO use all meth
DDS within the law TO defeat
''isms" in the state; endorsed the
campaign of Walter Winchell TO
spread "Americanism" 10 the peo-
Pile; voted their commentator of
the fight put up by Greece and
opposed any measure which would
curtail the use and purchase of fire
arms.
The resolution against "isrns"
included the belief that legisla-
ton should be passed enabling
the federal government 10 take
over factories and draft labor IN
order 10 avoid any further delay
in the defense efforts.
During the forenoon the con-
vention presented checks 10 the
winning drum and buglc corps
American Legion delegates yes
terday transferred their business
headquarters from the Strand 70
the Palace theater
Legion Officers explained that
the Palace offered, better accom-
modations for Dc meetings.
while the fact that tire theatre
has more exits than the Strand
provides a safety factor in case Of
fire
An the drum and bugle corps
PLAYED in the auditorium a t1e
high school today. the Mlari
senior emit. which was termed
Florida Own. carrying of han
ora Everyone admitted thst the
Miarni organization vas the fsn-
cst n Us kind in the state
hdjutani Howard RoWt1n an
nouncoJ that the DsYil Fuf ter
stability trophy had t,een award
ed 10 Ocaia the Il A GRAY and
Edward Buntiy trophies were
saarde4 the fourth district. ti,e
palm Beach SONS ~ tire Anefl
can Legion trophy "a ClearWs
Lr ard the = s. HAL trophy
a s,susr3crt t. OkeecsictsF
Advancement 81 the EDITORS was
IN charge ~ the Sous II TIE
fCouunued ou Page SIR
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COMING EVENTS
SATURDAY

ksDsl business session American
Legion convention at Key West
high school auditorium
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w..@w. @w. ~. ~ So. 81. apy. ~. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26

Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-26

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For 81 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
BEHIND ARMOR PLATE

Except for few machine gun
ners and others whose specialized
duty calls for them TO occupy more
open posts. the entire personnel Of
n bsttleship is behind heavy armor
plate completely surrounding and
covering them For the few who
are exposed are armor plate shell
ters close al hand for their pro-
lection.
Every one has gas mask and
all passages which might conceiv-
ably have 10 he opened during
battle are protected
The medical staff is also trained
in gas decentralization and the
treatment of gas burns
To the objection. which visitors
unacuuainted with battle often
make that gas has never been
used in sea battles. the reply Of
the damage control officers on
American ships like this IS:
Poison gas was never used
IN land warfare either until the
first World War. But then u
caused terrific casualties for a
time because no preparations
had been made to combat II. If
gas IL never used against us no
one will he more pleased than
we. But n II should he used, we
have already taken precautions
which should prevent casualties
or At least will certainly reduce
them Ia a minimum"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
BABIES AFTER 35?"

Can an Older Mother her baby? Does pregnancy
affect her teeth? Will she gain regh' Does she hare
harder labor? These, and eight of the questions
most asked nv 35, answered clearly and
auihoratively by Dr. Josephine H. Kenyon This article
wastes no words-s straight from the houlder-Page TO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
U.S.NdWGudrds.
Against Attack
From Poison.Gas

J Although poison gas has never
vbeen used in a naval attach. the
United States Navy command.
sdhering 10 the ounce-of-rre-
vention theory. has equipped
the mighty bsftIeship North
-CssoIiBs.s crew with gas masks
and taken other precautions 10
safeguard sailors and marines.
w. w. Chaplin. international
News Service national defense
expert, IN the following article.
which was subject 10 navy re-
view in accordance with secur-
ity regulations. tells OF the
special protective equipment
aboard the 5S.000-ton sea giant.