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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Tryou+s for Girls

All Hudson Motor girls seeking
tryouts for the softball team re-
port Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the
Barbour School gym or call Alvin
Jones at LIE. 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Wise as they come, the venerable
Connie Mack has tried a new system
on Benny Mccoy this season. 1t seems
to be bearing fruit.
Remembering how Mccoy Topped
under pressure a year ago, Mack has
told one and all this season that he
doubted if Benny would be regular.
He inferred that Crash" Davis. for
merly of Duke, would land the job.
Benny has faded from the head
lines. And his hitting and fielding have
improved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Gee on Rampage Again

Gee Walker hasn't changed a bit. In a recent game
Johnson City, Tenn he roaring toward the neld and
coded with Lou Boudreau of the valuable pieces
of baseball flesh in existence.
Lets put a bell him." urged Boudreau
THUMB NAIL DESCRIPTION OF TONY MUsTo Good
field, hit"
When Seattle opened the against Francisco,
10 10 White put the kidding act Tony Lazze and Jake
Powell two old major league cronies.
Imagine seeing you all here" said 10 10.
Powell hits in the cleanup slot for Frisco Lazzeri bats
fifth. 10 10 leads off for Seattle
DON'T SAY WE DIDN'T TELL YOU: Better watch future
workouts of Copperman Derby hopeful He finished third in
the Santa Anita Derby and owned by Hugh Nesb former
Detroiter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
HAVE A CLAN

The Boston writers have an ex-
elusive organization of their own
called the Royal York A c., which
dates from the Bruins invasion Of
Toronto Walter Brown. youth
full manager of the Boston Garden,
is president of the organization.
The Boston writer's, as well as
their public. are very enthusiastic
about The Boston Olympics anna
teur team. composed of American
born hockey players from the
Greater Boston area The
Olympics gave Lester Patrick
heartburn when they went down
TO New York and beat his Cana
dian imports, the Rovers, by a
6-l score
One of the Red Wings most
loyal supporters, Arthur Johnson,
Mattituck, Long Island, grocery
magnate, called at Olympia for his
Stanley Cup tickets today .
Johnson. who is associated with
young Jim Norris in the provision
business. watches the Wings in
most of their eastern battles. He
came in from Boston.
Harry jacobson. the Wings
bonus man, has posted $50 for any
Wing who can score the hat trick
against the Bruins Brimsek
might double that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
CONTINUED from Page S6)

view high school star wearing 12nch collar standing FIVE
four with his boots and weighing 80 in his
He must have unlimited endurance. nexhaustbe inor
nation and endless CAB; must have shiny attractive
home, pay all expenses at home and the road.
He must be expert driver, alker dancer, traveller,
bridge player golf player diplomat fnancer capitalist,
phlanthropt and authority pamstry chemistry, psy
choogy astronomy psychary, physiology, dogs, cats,
horses, etc"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Exhibition Games

New York "a Oo0 ono iof-2 I
Brooklyn On O01 211 10x--5 y
Peek. sisnoeau 81 and Dckey: Ilighe.
Wicker 80 and owen
cleveland (A1 o20 o0l o0o-3 5 ,
New York CN1 1t2 02o 00x-6 : .
smith Eisensfai 90 and Hemaey. Cum
bert. Bowman 90 and Danning.
Roston az 200 o3o 2oo-7 10 )
Cincinnati tND 900 iOl 07N-e y 2
Dobson. Huehson (s) and Pytlak. van
derMeer HutchinEs So. Gulse (9) and
lombard, Baker ~.
Pansdeirhs 6N1 200 40 sfo-12 IS /
WInston-salem tp1 00o Oh COZ 3
Podcainy. ieres 90 and LIVINGSTON.
Qhenhour 90 and Erantt
Br.klvnlS.-Y. tcomb) 100 zo2 81 . I
Baltimore O. 600 00l OIL 2 o
Banham Donald 60 and sylvestrl.
Phelps (sli Springer, Midk z "a and
Ii1l2e-l--
Pittsburgh CV1 100 iog oio-s IL 0
Philadelphia al OIL 020 n0u-f II o
8 paiiat - -al.a-Il IA =
s. Louis a. GOO ol2 TOO an6-tP y 3
r W--fh I'd go d1l Z=1-Ga0- g
#Hrr. H. .aHe1aN rHI. fsHr.r.i ifSf
AL N"r.let Er.rr. ta..hHH o.. Tar
rIsh ,ai ard Linton
ch.eae, 80 500 BOG osi-15 10 /
ChIcago tAD 100 30i NH 10 I
oissr PressusH a. and Gea-TF- fun
pariss. Haliett 50 and fresh, Turner 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Finishers Bowl
1882 in ADDING
To Loop Lead
STANDINGS

Superfinishers have a tighter
grip on first place today in the
Chrysler Interplant Bowling
League as they won three last
night while Plymouth was losing
one. The Finishers rolled 1882,
second high team series of the
season. Plymouth piled up 3089
in winning two from Highland
Park Engineering.
Jim Glidden of the Finishers
registered 6S3. He mislaid his
own shoes and had TO borrow a
pair from Raymond Allen. one of
the partners in the Palace Recre-
alton enterprise. The shoes were
too tight and Glidden complained
as the rolling began.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Tiqer Box Score


sBatted for NewhouFer IN fourth.
+Batted FOR McKaln IN seventh.
Washington 101 III n-5
DETROIT 02o ono O-3
Runs-Case .. Chapman. Travis Evans.
stalnback Mc$air. Higgins. Runs haited
in--Chapman. Cramer hrrors-McC
Higgins Two-base hits-Teh0etts, Travis,
sullivan. Blood worth. Stolen base-Case.
Sacrifice hit-Hudson Double plays-Mc-
Nair 20 Gehringer 20 York. Travis 20
Bloodworth to Vernon. Pofah 20 Blood
worth Left on hases-Washington II, De-
troit 5. Bases on balls-On Hudson /, off
Newhouser 8, off McKain 2. Struck out
BY Hudson 2. BY Newhouser /. Hts--Off
Hudson in innings. of Dean / IN in
nings, of Newhouser IN innings, off
McKain IN 3 innings Hit By pitcher-By
Hudson (stainback) Wild pltches--New-
houser 2. Winning pitcher-Hudson. Losing
nftcher-NeWhouser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Ona Beach He should have staged this opening
day in his Chattanooga ball park This would have been in
keeping with such past events hunts amas graz
ing the infeld circus parades and the like.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Ladies Run The White Sox

SPORTS IN SHORT PANTS-Who says womans place is in
the home Mrs Grace Comskey president Of the Chicago
White Sox Her daughter Dorothy, treasurer Two other
young ladies occupy desks them in the Chicago club Offices
TODAYS TIP: king" Lehr head local race track
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Fail
In Abe Tries

ST. PAUL, MINI. April 10
Minnasota bowlers monopolized
the doubles and singles COMPETE
ton in the American Bowling
Congress tournament yesterday.
None Of the high 10 leaders was
displaced
Best total was hung up by
George Sprandcl Of Little Falls
MINI. who hit 632 in the singles.
Albert Crates and Edward Mackey
of ST. Paul were high in the
doubles with 116l.
The standings
FIVE-IAN EVENT
Vogel Brothers. Forest Psrk III. 3os5
Hermann Undertakes s. Louis 50ia
sennicVlne Ice C-cam, Cincinnati 2e37
Westinch0uss \. A Pittsburgh 2s63
Pepsi cola -. Joseph. Mo. 1851
TWo-MAN EVENT
Elmer Koch-&ed DAY Milwaukee 1907
George Bobmeyer-N. Burton. s. Louis 1908
David 81 Auhln. r. Lamp. Toledo o. 1905
FIoyd Rcchard steve Peters. Chicago 1909
c. O Donnell-Sam Garofalo, s.. Louis 1926
SINGLES
Martin Carlson Rockford. III. go
Hula Kauas. Milwaukee 727
Victor Buchalfz Nankato. MINI. 12n
Harold Kelly. south Bend. Ind. III
Charles Wagner Philadelphia IL
AII-ENENTS
Harold Kelly. South Bend, Ind. 20i3
EadIe Koerp Cleveland ie51
Nelson Burton. st Louis 1885
George Tshaek. Milwaukee 1881
John Erben. Forest PARK III. 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

likes The Rhymer in this years Kent
his friends have leaped aboard the
band wagon in future books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Joe Engel missed a bet by crack
? up his car on the sands of Day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Pittsburgh CNl 100 i0Y oio-s II 0
Philadelphia a. OIL 020 o0o-f Y o
seweil Brown 80 and DAVIS. Dean.
.paiiat-4 -l-sna- HaAaf--+---------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

New York "A Oo0 000 i0f-2 : I
Brooklyn (N1 ono 211 10x--5 y
Peek, stsneeau 81 and D'ekey: Higbe.
Wicker 80 and owen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10

end Of the I,SO0-miIe front with
a pincers movement around Len
ingrad.
Reports of the new attack on the
ice bound capital Of the cars gave
credence to mdictions that Fin
land may take the advice of the
United States and drop out Of the
war against Russia German sol
diers, a communique said. swept
to the north of Leningrad. occupy
ing territory In the KareIian
isthmus which formerly had been
held by the Firms
AT the same time, according to
German army headquarters, the
Nazis were driving a wedge be-
tween Red defenders of Sevasta-
pol and the Russian troops N the
upper end Of the Crimean PENN
suIa- Hitler's headquarters said
the two Russian armies have been
separated and are being attacked
by powerful Nazi columns
Neither Berlin nor Moscow
made any definite statement on
fighting before the Russian CAPT
tai
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
Seeking Location For New
Low-COst Housing ProieCE

Local housing o1iiclals are sesas-
ing q location l1x 81 sou aa6 loas-
cost housing center. IL Was learne1
here today
An Official q the housing az
thority who asked that as zzusc
not be used. said sppraislxx are
checking possible SITES i0z . 49,
unit center, which wil be- can-
stracie5 Dy Reconszrlrngr r.
nance CorporaEion, WIN 1se g e
Housing Authority As rs aEer4
The Official sad the slE pr -
ing for the center has MOI yes tsee1
signed by Presideul RnaseEe&s 8lz
he said the cunSErurtlnn has aeez
requested by Enz navy 6eE@rz-
meut-
John p Broem6. rrE1oull nszs-
ing authority u1ficer frorn Atlanz-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
~ ~ ~ ~ - 1ay&w2@
NEGRO GETS YEAR
In COUNTY JAIL
MANY OTHER CASES HEARD
DURING SESSION OF
CRIMINAL COURT

Hilton Williams, negro. was
sentenced TO a year IN county
jail this morning when he
pleaded guilty before Judge
William Y. Albury in criminal
court on a charge Of non-sup-
pert
The negro. who had been az
rested on the same count before
and ordered to pay IS a week
for the support Of his family.
first was sentenced TO serve the
year IN the state penilenuary at
Raifond- The szdge later chang
ed his sentence TO hold the man
IN county jail
James W Booth, charged with
reckless driving. was fined IS
and costs; Angel Torres. assault.
81 and costs; ". c. Penney,
reckless driving, SIS and costs;
Arthur James. speeding and no
drivers license. $40 ard costs.
Angel Menendez, 81 and costs:
James Robertson, negro, indie
cent exposure. $50 fine: J. H
SaStering. reckless driving. SIS
and costs; 7. Purl Marion, reck-
less driving, IS and costs: Ham
ilton Sawyer, speeding, SO and
costs. and Charles A. Roberts.
driving without a license S. and
costs.
Lee Bennett. negro. charged
with unlawful intercourse with a
girl Of IS. was freed with q defer
red sentence
Judge AlbuTy recessed his
court after the session to net
Monday. but ne announced ne
VIII accept guilty pleas in the
meantime. and q jury VIII be
drawn Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
CHANCE TO TRAIN
In WELDING FIELD


Local men who wish training
IN welding may be enrolled now
10 fill vacancies IN government
classes. / L Murray. defense
training co-Ordinator announced
today.
Murray said men wishing 10
enroll NAV apply either at his
office II the county courthouse,
or at the school. where they VIII
be given an aptitude test
State employment offices here
have a request On file for 100
trained welders. and men CON-
pieting the course virtually are
assured of immediate employ
ment
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
I'D. ROOSEVELT To
SPEAK TOMORROW
WILL TOUCH ON NEUTRAL
T LAW DURING TALK
AT SOLDIERS TOMB
tBy A.-osiated Pre-~I

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10
President Roosevelt. when he
speaks at the tomb of the I'M
known Soldier tomorrow in COM
memoration of Armistice Day.
viii appeal for quick action by
the house in passing amend
ments for revision OF the 'neu-
trality law, ii was predicted
here today.
Administration supporters have
predicted a victory for the Sen
ate-passed amendments this
week The revisions of the neu-
trality law would permit anna
ment Of American ships and
would allow them free passage
through belligerent waters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
Churchill Fears War KiH
Soon EnguIf Entire World
Promises That England Is
Ready To Stand By Us.
In Event OF Trouble
With Japan

LONDON. Nov. lo.-Winston
Churchill. speaking al the annual
luncheon CT the lord mayor. wan
ed today thai the war soon nay
ensuE me entire wOrld. zna he
promised that should the United
States become embr0iled with
Japan. a British ~ar de-lzra1ian
VIII follow within the hour.
Speaking On the eve OF the
World War srmisilce annIverzrg.
the prime minister declared Great
Britain VIII reject any offer Of
peace from Adolf Hitler.
The German dictator. ne sad
fears Of ms personal safety. and ne
predicted the Reich soon u-IH De
ready 10 sue for peace. Britain.
he declared. VIII REJECT any peace
offer from the present rulers IF
Germany.
Churchill confidently asserted
that the Royal Ar Force nov is
as large as the German an fur1e
and he declared that the British
navy has grown 20 strength Gnzi
i would be possible now K send
ships into the Indian and Psciflc
oceans.
Describing q world vice ssaRe
Of hatred against Germany
Churchill Saic the mass ex1aEEaana
IN France have stirred VI ne en-
tire world Germany. he sad
was forced 70 stop the killings BE-
cause Of the horror caused By tae
executions throughout the Nsurl1
Churchill's premise al q var
declaration against Japan caue as
he described American etfurts a.
keep the peacc7 IN the Pacaf5r
We do nO3 knew Il tina Uafaer
States win be successful 81 hez
efforts 10 keep the peaoe IA 1hae
Pacific" ne said Should ira
United States 60 - Wsr Wfse
Japan, he promised, Britain urlE
declsre war zvlthin the huuE
Churchill SAID BRITISH nzlisr
credits are nHariv eEaaste1
warning that fha end o. the 1allzr
credits is IN sight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
ADMIT LOSS OF
BRITISH VESSEL
CLAIMED THAT 400 MEN
WENT DOWN WHEN SHIP
SANK AFTER ATTACK
tBy Associates Pre..l

LONDON. Nov. I0.-Loss of
the destroyer Cossaek was ad-
mitted today by the admiralty,
A terse bulletin said the fam
ed British warship had gone
down with her crew Of 200 men,
but there was no explanation Of
where, OF how, the ship had been
destroyed.
The Cossack was the destroyer
which captured the German
prison ship Atmark in Norwe-
gian waters in 1910. releasing
British seamen who had been
transferred TO the vessel from a
raider. The Cossack also took
part in the running fight which
ended with the destruction Of
the Nazi oattleship Bismarck
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
Candidates Lining Up For
1OInOTTOW'S Election; Much
Interest Being Manifested

A final rally tonight at Dixie
Hall on Whitehead street gives
candidates for Key West munich
pal posts their final opportunity
to go before the public In advance
Of tomorrOw's election
With a record field Of % city
council candidates and some 5000
qualified voters, tomorrows bal
loting IS expected to result in a
wide open race for the council and
other city posts.
Voting booths viii open al 8
o'clock tomorrow, closing at sun
down.
Candidates in the race are:
ALsyor-Paul G. AIbury, Willard
NJ AIbury.
City Clerk-Joe johnson, Leo
H Warren.
Chief Of Policeman Elwood.
Captain Night PoIice-Ray At
well, Alberto Camera, Hector
Castro, Mick F. Fisher, Robert J.
Lewis
Treasurer. J. o. Roberts.
Tax Collector -AsseSsor-Samuel
B. Pinder, ST..
Police Justice-W- P Archer, T.
s. Caro-, A. H McInnis.
Councilmen-GeraId H Adams.
Joe Cabrera, John CarboneIl Jr.,
Raul Riley Carbonell, Albert H
Carey, Jonathan Gates, Myrtland
Gates, Robert F. Curry, Julio De-
Poo, Vim Freeman Dominguez
William a Freeman, Leonard 3.
Grillon. Uric Gwynn, Neil NJ.
Knowles, Fred MarviL VIM. H.
Monsalvatge, Glen c. Price.
Eugene Sanchez Gerald Saun-
ders, S. Owen Sawyer, J B. Sulli-
van, John GlenwoOd Sweeting.
Robert H Thompson. Sidney
Thompson, ]. NJ Xarela.
Election Commissioner g Year
Term)-Floyd Dillon.
Election Commissioner a Year
Term)-JOhn A Collins.
Below IS list OF the inspectors.
clerks and polling place:
First Ward - Inspectors Il.
Blake Roberts, Frances S. Barry,
John z Sweeting; Clerk; Free
man D, Hall; Policemen: Whitney
r Papy; Polling Place: No. l Fire
Station, City Hall
Second Ward-Inspectors: Clyde
NJ Baker, George E Saunders.
Charles Theodore Albury; Clerk:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
American Legion To Hold
Forth With Armistice Day
Celebration AT Local Park

Capt Burford Spencer will rep
resent the army at tOmOrrow's
Armistice Day celebration at Bay
view Park. Albert j. Mills, Amer
lean Legion commander, an
nounced today.
The captain and Lieut.. r. B.
Downes of the navy are to give
five minute addresses as a feature
Of the day-long celebration. The
two viii speak at about 6 o'clock.
The service championship army
softball team is scheduled to play
an all-star team of the navy and
marine corps during the cele-
bratiOn, and a program of sports
including chasing a creased pig
and climbing q creased pole will
be staged.
The bail game is scheduled for
2 o'clock. with the other sports
following. A barbecue dinner
win follow the addresses by Cap
tain Spencer and Lieutenant
Downes, and dancing on the ten
mis- courts will begin after 6
o'clock.
Staged by the American Legion,
the program is a benefit affair for
the legion-sponsored high school
drum and bugle corps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10

Paul L Archer; Policemen: Eddie
W. Albury. ST., Eugene B. AIbury,
Buster; Polling Place: Davis
Building, Corner Margaret and
Fleming Streets
Third Ward-Inspectors: James
A Curry, Dewey c. Riggs, Charles
E Curry; Clerk C. Papy; Police
man: Reginald Griffin; Polling
Place: Ashe Street, near Southland
Street.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious.: VII
liam Gates, Faustino Rendueles,
ST., Rogelio Gomez; Clerk: John
Joseph Cleare; Policemen: Richard
H Sawyer, J. Winfield Russell;
Polling Place: Corner Division and
Francis Streets.
Fifth Ward-Inspec+ors: J. H.
Villareal. Emerito Gomez. Enrique
Esquinaldo, Sr.; Clerk: Henry T.
Saunders; Policemen: Hubert 7.
Roberts, William R Roberts; Poll
ing Place: No. Three Fire Station
on Grinnell Street.
Sixth Ward-Inspectors: Hugh
Hinde, ". B. Curry. Bernard
Vidal: Clerk: J. F. Fleitas; Police
man: Ramon Torres; Polling Place,
High School Gymnasium, Francis
off United Street.
Special attention is called TO
the fact that at all the above poll
ing places Election Law Section
IS viii De enforced The public
must keep away from the entrance
for at least Is feet during the vot-
ing except to cast his or her vote
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
FINN ANSWER TO U. S.
COMING SooN-DEB

BERLIN, Nov l0.-FInland s
answer to the United States state
department plea that she negod-
ate a separate peace with Russia
viii come this week, DNB, official
Berman news agency, said today
The agency report made no sug-
gestion of what the Finnish an
swer might be-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
Ground Breaking On New Naval
Hospital To Start This Week

Nat, navy public relations man,
said today.
Plans for the building founda-
ton have not yet been received
here. the commander said. and II
is believed it viii be possible to
start work on the building later
in the week when they are rs-
ceived from Miami
Clearing up Of the property IS
underway, meanwhile, and two
radio shacks are being moved
from the cid navy radio property
to another site across the lagoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
STATE DEFENSE
UNIT To DRILL

State defense troops here viii
hold their drill tonight in khaki
uniforms, Capt Fred Marvl an
nounced today.
The defense men viii meet IN
their dress uniforms tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock for the
parade. The group viii form at
the armory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
CUTS PICTURE IN HALF

CHICAGO-When Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Baran of this city secured
a divorce recently. they quarreIed
over who was to have their we'd
ding picture. The judge cut It In
half, giving a part to each.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
MANY GREEKS ARE
KILLED In BATTLE
sBx .sSoeiassa PRESS

SOFLP. Bulgaria. Nov. 10
Fighting between German troops
and Greek gueriilaS last week
cost the lives OF az Greeks. a
government bulletin said today.
The Greeks were said 10 have
been killed when al uprising
was crushed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
GNNNNANMMM
THE CITIZEN TO POST
ELECTION RETURNS

Following a custom of
long-standing. The Citizen
viii post election returns to-
morrow evening On bulletin
boards in front Of the office.
The results viii be posted
at regular intervals as fast
as they are fsbulated.
The public is invited 10
come around and join The
Citizens Party on this occa-
sion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
DROPS PANCAKE

NEW YORK-Chick Gum, a
Chinese cook in this city, nearly
caused a riot by his yells and
antics when he accidentally flip
ped hot pancake inside his loose
fitting shirt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
MAYOR URGES ALL
TO DRIVE SAFELY

Mayer Willard NJ. AIburY
Today caliea upon Key West
srs to drive carefully tonor-
rev on the double occasion
Of elscticn day and ARMS
lice.
Too many accidents are
attributable 10 the combine
ton Of holidays and coed
wszfkers the maxor declaT-
ed. I urge the people Of Key
West to dzixe carefully and
make this holiday an acct
dentless one.
- - =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
ONE UP ON BRITISH



NEW YORK. Nov. 10
Premier Benito Mussolini's
headquarters today admitted
the sinking Of two Italian de-
stroYers bY British ships in a
fleet attack On q Nfediter-
ranean convoy.
The British had claimed
only one.
Italian propaganda men
said. however. that the British
claim Of having destroyed ii
merchant ships was an exaa-
geration-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
@[%[%%\%1%%
SAYS HITLER'S
SPEECH ENJOYED
BY EUROPEANS

BERLIN. New. l0.-Whaf
the people Of the United
States think of Adolf Killers
speech last week makes not
the slightest difference 10
Germany. a spokesman of
the government declared to-
day.
The spokesman said. how
ever. that the government
was pleased with the favor
sble response IN Europe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10

Ground breaking and actual
construction of the 81, 000, 900 navy
hospital at the head of the island
probably win get underway late
this week, Lieut. Comdr. Henry L
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-10
British Stage Raids For Third
Successive Night On Cities In
Parts Of Naz-OCCupitd Europe
MussOlini Admits Sinking
OF Two Italian Destroy
ers By British Warships
In Mediterranean
By A..oeisted Press,

Thy Associated Pressi
NEW YORK. Nov. lo.-British
bombers. striking for the third
successive night. smashed at Ger
man-occupied Europe last night
in large scale attacks on Emden,
Dunkirk. ostend and Oslo.
The powerful British attacks
came as German troops continued
TO smash forward In the Crimea,
subjecting the Black Sea naval
base of Sevastapol to an aerial and
artillery bombardment.
German troops. according to
Berlin communiques, carried out
another attack at the northern
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Please MARK AN *" before
the name OF ROBERT J. LEWIS
on your Ballot tomorrow
Having been befo.e the cleo
torate for consideration before, /
am well known to the voters of
Key West
I win appreciate YOUR sup
PORT at the polls tonoxrow.
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