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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-16

cafeteria for visitors is wonderful
just like those nickle-in-the-slot
places and while the food may not
be no better than in the army it is
fancier looking and the cooks take
more panes with it. Eating don't in
terest me so mulch no more MON on
account of have been doing kitchen
work so mulch / can't think of eats
without thinking of washing dishes
or pealing potatus. I got to peal
potatus agin tomorrow witch / don't
understand becuz their must be
plenty of other soldiers who are as
good at it as me but keep getting
picked on and the mess sergeant
says it is part of my vocashunal
training.
It is funny the garage amt found
no customer for my jallopy as it is
in good shape and had only been
driven 100000 miles and l told the
man that l would knock 81 off my
asking price of $45 on account Of
three tires don't hold air long and
the right handed doar is off. I wish
you wud call him up and ask him
to get $50 for it as ! need money
and there is anuther delay in the
army pay.
Your loving son,
Oscar.
P. ST. wrote Olive Johnson but
didn't get no answer so I wish you
CHI
what. Do not worry about me as
l am all right except for two
crushed toes where Army saucer
fell on my foot.
White uniforms have been aban-
doned for sailors in the U. S. navy
when working on ship, and khaki
substituted. The yachting influence
has just about disappeared every
where.
= NEVER BELIEVE EN- WHEN
THEY SAY:
Supply Sergeant.-Just your size,
buddy.
Buck Private.-I've got a date
with a swell dame tonight.
Old imer.-In never enlist again
if get out of this.
Top Sergeant.-The quicker you
finish this detail the sooner you'll
be able to rest.
Mess Sergeant.-You're getting
what the menu calls for.
i9lAE "A. B. Watac sys
4 Camp Shelby.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-16

Two friends were on train which
was held up. AS the hold-up man
came through the train taking cash
and valuables from the passengers,
one of the men became more and
more nervous. Finally, with the rob-
bers only few seats away, he put
his hand in his pocket. Taking out
a crisp green bill, he held 1t out to
his friend.
''Here, Sam. = he said. ''here's that
ten dollars I owe YOU"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-16
She Gets the idea

"Ethel," said the young man tim
idly. Ibid you ever think of marry
ing?"
s'No, Harry" replied Ethel, look
ing demurely at her shoe. mo, the
subject has never entered my mind
never at all"
Elm sorry" Harry said, turning
away.
zone minute, Harry" called Eth
ell quickly, "You know you've set
me thinking"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-16

day. Nellie Arm
stead wuz up last
Sunday and Kitty
O'Neil wuz up
Saturday and /
had a close call
as they both mite
have come on the
same day. The
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-16

say is the matter
with me the doc
tor gives me the
same pill. At first
l thought it was
just a mistake
but now I no diff
ferent becuz yes
terSlav when I
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-16

THE PAPERS
OF PRIVATE PURKEY
Dear Nom.

What / can't understand about the
army is that know matter what
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
POST No BILLS

CHARLESTON. W. v, Nov. II.
Bears roaming through West
Virginia woodlands have little re-
gard fer signs relating To fire pre-
vention, fishing and hunting
Conservation commission Off
Gals report that IN the Little
River section at least so posters
had been chewed or ciaEed by
the bears.
Chief Game Protector H Prem
tiSS Farley explains that after de-
strOying the signs the animals
generally use the tree for 4 rub
hing post
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17

mated against Key West men,
although they conceded that a
few labOrers have been brought
to the JOB from Miami. They
agreed, however, to make all re-
placements and additions in the
future through the employment
office here
The Beleher attorneys produc-
ed their contract with the gov
eminent at another conference
Sunday morning to demonstrate
that they had bid on a wage ba-
sis Of 20 cents per hour for Ia
bOrers and S100 an hour for
carpenters. The contract orig
inally stipulated 62lz cents for
laborers and SI12Iz cents for
carpenters, but the wages were
reduced before the Belcher COM
pany entered negotiations with
the government.
Judge Albury. eontending that
the contract stipulates payment
of the prevailing wage scale. in
formed the Belcher attorneys he
would send his case for a pay in
erase to Washington
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
Governor Approves Of State
Office Handling Employment
For BOCa ChiCa'S Airport

Gov. SpesSard l. Holland Sat
urday night entered the long
argument between Key West la
bOrers and the Belcher Oil COM
pany over ALLEGED discrimination
against local men on the Boca
Cnica airport project
Meeting n a Miami hotel with
William " Albury, attorney for
the IabOrers' unions, J. Lancelot
Lester and representatives of the
Belcher company. the governor
approved the union demand that
employment be handled through
the Florida state office.
Governor Holland cited the
states record of labor coopera-
ton IN defense building, marred,
he said. only by the two strikes
IN Key West To safeguard that
record. he urged Judge Albury
to do everything in his power to
prevent any labor trouble at the
BelcheF company.
Belcher company attorneys de-
MED before the governor the
charge that they have discrim-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17

MINNEAPOLIS. ASlrgr- Nnx
lf.-Ioo much civilization CIR
cause ualnutratiou, according = !
lo~-cost nutrition study by Nu~zh-
western National Life Tnsuraure
Company Millions Of Arnericany
are unoernouriShed because fona
money IS wastefully spent On ar-
count Of over-civilized eating
habits and lack OF education IN
food values
You need unlv three or suur
pounds Of food q day. the STUDY
points out and SAYS the cost can
be as low as 3 cents dallv If wnn
stick 70 simple food and avnia
1obitS and slimniantS. A nuuns
Of wholeNheat foods pluz q pom1
OF milk per person daiiv. q few
cents worth Of Vegetables and
fat and If sRv food money IS Jeff
dairy products. fresh eggs. add
tional fruits and vegetables ana
good meai-and there's yaur
menu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
Various Cases Handled Today
At Criminal Court Session

-Four operators of bars and
cafes in Key West this morning
drew fines Of SIS and costs when
they appeared before Judge VII
liam V. Albury IN criminal court,
and three more were scheduled
for preliminary hearing tomorrow
morning
Held On charges Of operating
games Of chance. the seven were
arrested over the weekend by
Chief Deputy George Gomez and
Constable Bienvenido Perez
Those who faced Judge AIbury
and drew fines this morning were
Genovevo Rivero, operator of the
Blue Bird Cafe; Miguel Osorio of
the Red Cafe; Manuel Ortega,
Caro's Place. and Ricardo Cabana
OF the Two Friends The cafe op-
orators who win be given hear
ings before Peace Justice Enrique
Esquinaldo are Evaristo Rod
riguez OF the Cuba Cafe; Carlos
Martinez, Green Cafe. and Lum-
ley Parks Of Che-CheiS
William Weatherford, charged
with driving while under the in
Huence OF intoxicating liquor. was
fined $50 and costs when he ap-
peared before Judge Albury,
while Orlando Merchant drew a
fine Of IS and costs for driving
without a license: Bill Edwards,
SIS and costs for operating trail
er without q license: Earl Wig
gings, $40 and costs. speeding; G..
A Christ0per,.oS5 and costs. IL
legal possession OF crawfsh:
Tony Pazo. $40 and costs. speed
ing: Abe Wright, $50 and casts,
using indecent and obscene Ian
guage. and villa Mae River. SO
and costs. open profanity and
open drunkenness-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
Both Endeavoring To Iron
Out Difficulties That
Have Been Precipitated
On War Issue


WASHINGTON. Nov. w.
Meeting as relations between
their countries maintained a dan
serous strain. Saburu Kurusa.
special envoy Of Tokyo. and Sec
retarY of State Corden Hull this
morning began their series of
peace talks.
Reports reaching here from
Tokyo added 10 Kurusu's diff
culties as Il became known thai
Japanese leaders viii GO before
the diet with a demand that the
United States be forced to change
It's Far East policy.
The Tokyo newspaper Nichi-
Nichi voiced the apparently gen
eral feeling % the japanese
with the statement that future
relations between the two coun-
tries are entirely dependent
upon the attitude Of the United
States
The patience Of Japan. the
paper declared, is st an end.
In Washington. although no
reports have come from the
Hull-KurUsu conference. il is
assumed that the secretary Of
state VIII urge Japan to with
draw from the Axis and TO drop
her program of expansion in the
Pacific.
II Is thought here that Hull
VIII explain TO Kurusu that the
United States could aid Japan
financially, making il possible
for her merchant marine and in
dustry 10 reap a huge harvest
without resort 70 arms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
TWO GROUPS PLAN
HOLDING MEETING
COMMERCIAL SECRETARIES
AND JAYcEEs OF STATE
TO ASSEMBLE DEC. l

JACKSONVILLE Nov. IL
The Florida Commercial Secre-
taries Association and the Flor
ida Junior Chamber of Com
.merce VIII hold a joint meeting
at Panama City on Dec as a
Part of the program for the
Silver Anniversary Membership
Meeting Of the Florida State
Chamber of Commerce, which
viii extend over Dec. 2.
Russell s. Dymond- Daytona
Beach. president of the Florida
Commercial Secretaries AsSOcia-
ton. viii preside over the joint
meeting, according to an an
nOuncement made by Carl D.
Brorein. president Of the State
Chamber.
Speakers before the joint ses-
sion include R G. Danner. Mi
ami. personal representative Of
J. Edgar Hoover, director. Fed
ersl Bureau Of Investigation, and
United States Senator c. o. An
drewS from Florida
Problems created by the IA
tional emergency and national
defense program wiz be dis
cussed by prominent national and
state leaders. Harold Colee. ex-
ecutive viee-president Of the
State Chamber, said. and Gov
ernor SpesSard L. Holland viii
be the principal speaker at the
banquet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
FREEMAN GIVES
LUNCHEON FOR
new OFFICIALS
MEMBERS or NEW CITY AD-
MrErsTRATIoE WILL HOLD
CAUCUS TONIGHT PRIOR
TO INDUCTION

William A Freeman. presi-
dent of the City Council. enter
tanned the members of the new
board, along with Mayor Willard
NJ Albury. yesterday in the
early afternoon with a luncheon
at the Ocean View Restaurant
on United street.
The new council is composed
OF William Freeman, returned as
president; Leonard B. Grillon.
John GlenwoOd Sweeting. John
Carbonen. Jr., Dr.. Julio De Poo,
Joe Cabrera and Gerald Saun-
ders. The last named trio are
new members.
At the termination of the
luncheon. which was greatly en-
joyed by all attending. the coun-
ell members and the mayor
started out on an inspection
tour of the different properties
owned and operated by the
city.
Places visited included the
municipal golf course On Stock
Island and the Country Club
building; Botanical Gardens. In
Generator Dumping Grounds. Wa
ter Works Plant, Tropical Aqua
rum and Nos l and } Fire Sta
lions.
The council viii hold a caucus
tonight at 8 O'Clock when all pre-
hminary activities bearing on
the new regime wiz be taken
up with all regular assignments
of committees to be decided
upon. with other work of a rou-
tine nature TO be carried out
The inauguration of the new
administration viii take place
Wednesday night 8 O'Clock, At
the City Hall when the new Of
ficials viii take over the reignS
of city government
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
COWS AND CALVES
GIVEN FIRST PLACE

OKLAHOMA CIT, nov. IL
Deputy Fire Chief Gaylor Wilson
was keeping an anxious eye on
food waters sprawling into the
east Oklahoma City Iowlands
when a man stepped out OF the
darkness, asked if the river would
rise farther. Wilson replied il
probably would Well, I sorta
wanted to know, said the man.
I've already moved my COW and
calf out and wondered If ! oughta
move my wife and baby, toe"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
DOUBLE LAUNCHING
OF DESTROYERS Is
NOW In PLANNING
NEW UNITED STATES YES
Sells WILL SLIDE DOWN
WAYS at CHARLESTON IN
DECEMBER

CHARLESTON. S. C.. Nov. IL.
Two new desIroyers, the U.S.S.
Beatty and tine U.S.S. Tillman,
viii slide down the ways at the
Charleston Navy Yard December
20 in the first double launching
Of destroyers in a Southern ship
yard. Many high-ranking navy
officers are expected to attend
Keels Of the l.700-ton war
ships were laid May / and they
are being launched ahead OF
schedule The Tillman is the
second vessel of that name, It's
predecessor being one of the 50
destroyers transferred to Great
Britain.
The Secretary Of the Navy has
designated Mrs Charles H. Dray-
ton Of 44lz South Battery Street
Charleston, S. C., as sponsor for
the U.S-S Beatty. which was
named in honor Of her father,
the late Rear Admiral Frank Ed
mund Beatty, U.S-N. Admiral
Beatty was commandment of the
Sixth Naval District from 1917
to 1919. with headquarters in
Charleston.
Sponsor of the U.S.S. TilIman
win be Mrs Charles Sumner
Moore Of I6 South Plaza Place.
Atlantic City, N. j., daughter of
the late US. Senator Benjamin
Ryan TiIlman Of South Carolina,
for whom the ship was named.
The exact time Of the launch
ing viii depend upon tidal con-
ditions. but it is expected that
the Beatty win be launched
about 10:45 a. m. est. and that
the Tillman viii be sent down
the ways as soon as the Beatty
has been towed clear.
The general public viii not be
admitted to the launchings. Those
present viii Be sponsors parties.
officers and their families and
out-of-town guests All other
spectators areas viii be for
Yard employees and their fami-
lies and enlisted men in uni
form and their families
Mrs. Drayton has selected her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Frank Z.
Beatty. as her matron of honor.
Mrs. Moore has selected her
daughter. Miss Minnie Moore. as
maid of honor.
Rear Admiral Beatty. for
whom the U.SS. Beatty is nam
ed. was born at jefferson Coun-
ty. Wise. Nov IS. 1883 and died
at Charleston S. C.. March is,
1926.
He was graduated from the
US. Naval Academy in June.
1875. and by 1912 had attained
the rank Of rear admiral He saw
the gradual evolution Of the
Navy and served in the old
square riggers, steamers with full
Continued On PAGE Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
P0ST0FFICE WILL
OBSERVE HOLIDAY

Postmaster Fred J. Dion in
formed The Citizen today that
the Key West PoStoffice viii OBJ
serve November 20 as Thanks
giving IN accordance with the
designation Of that day BY Presi-
dent Roosevelt
The office viii remain closed
on that day. with no mail deIiv-
cries. the same procedure fol-
lowed on other holidays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17

FRANK GATES Is
HELD UNDER BOND

Frank Gates was held OF a
charge Of aggravated assault and
placed under $3.50 bond to-day As
the aftermath Of an alleged
knife attack on MaEgy Parker.
He VIII be given q preliminary
hearing tomorrow before Peace
Justice Enrique Esquinzldo. Jr
George A Sawyer and WIhe
Lee Taylor, negroes. were placed
under $50 bond On a charee II
causing an affray
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17

BERLIN. hUV IA Berm
Spokesman Tor Aaolf Hirler teciay
oerisiEely denied any knra lessse
OF the capture Of an Akin rner-
chant ship by a Un5ted Ssa1ea
cruiser.
Commenting On Aneracan ns4gF
reports that the ship wras flying a
United States flag when siae wns
seized. the spokesman sa5a 1ae
United States had startc1 taa
practice CT sailing sfsirs UzA1eE
flags other than thar CAFE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
ROLL OUT THE BARREL

BERN, Switzerland. Nov. H.
'Fraulein. another beer.
Despite the Ear-or maybe be-
cause Of it-SwiSs beer drinkers
made that request Il per cent
more often during the first fun
war-year og 1910 than they did II
the preceding L months. Swiss
beer consumption increased from
2.I350 600 hect0literS to 2.4sl ,oo0,
or an average Per grown man q
20 Hters a year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17

russians, Berlin Claimed today.
A bulletin said the city fell
after nine days of violent fight
ing. paving the way for a German
drive into the oil rich Caucasus
Moscow made no mention Of the
Kerch fighting IN the days COM
munique. but British military ex-
perts conceded 1t IS entirely pos
sible the Germans have seized the
city.
Red army headquarters admit
ted previous German claim OF
the capture Of Tula, at the south
end of the Moscow front The
city was said 70 have fallen after
a heavy German tank attack.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17

THREE C'S WILL
REDUCE ACCIDENTS

TAMPA. Nov. ~ gFNSl-
The three Cs-Sourtesy.
Carefulness. and Common
Sense-wiIl reduce accidents.
states Asher Frank. director
Of ths Florida Safety Coun-
cil.
a study OF the 5s2 tstah-
ties in Florida for the FIRST
zine months Of lSzl as
against SD IN Isz0. viii
show that many Of these
deaths and the 4S.65o AGA
dents coald have been avoid
ed.
COURTESY: Treat ether
drivers IS you would guests
in your home.
CAHEFULNESS: K G p
your car under proper con-
troll at AL times: do not
weave in and out Of traffic:
horns should not be blown
unnecessarily: observe all
traffic signs and keep your
vehicle mechanically fit al
ways
COMMON SENSE: Drive
as you expect others 70
drive; stay On the right side
Of the Rad. Safety depends
entirely upon you as an in
dividuzl Don't break laws
because traffic officers are
moi present; don't take
chances. always give hand
signals PsopAs beaind you
cannot read year mind.
e IF drivers viii observe
1hess three c. accidents
and fatalities viii be redur-
ed Our state patrol IS doing
q fine icb. but they cannot
think for You-this IS your
job. conrludez Frank.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
EARLY DOUBTS FDR
WILL WRITE MINERS

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL
Presidential Secretary Stephen
T. Early today denied any know
ledge Of rumored plan of Presi-
dent Roosevelt'S to urge nom
union captive coal miners to
Join the union
Early, asked of the alleged
plan b. newsmen. said he had
no information and doubted such
a move by the President.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
CHINESE GOLD MINING
INCREASED SEVENFOLD

CHUNGKING. Nov I7.-Gold
valued at S3O,O00.0O0 IN Z. s.
currency was produced from
Chinese mines curing the cur
rent year. according to official
estimates
Nine output has been increas-
ed seven times over pEewar pro
ductiOn. dSpite lack OF mod
ern machinery which forces the
almost exclusive use Of human
labor and primitive implements
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
Japanese Envoy And United States
Secretary Of State Begin Series
Of Talks Looking Toward Peace
E%%[&&&&&&
SERB GUERILLAS
KILL $40 NAZIS

LONDON. Nov. IT.-Sgrn
guerillss. falling on q Ger
man column IN YusoSlEvla.
killed so NEziS. rHpcri
reaching here wa Jerusalem
Claimed today.
The slaughter was s4i5 fc
have occurred as the Ger
man Column moved tnrouah
mountainous Terrain Il the
south Of Yugoslaxia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
HAPPY BERTHDAYl

wAUKEGAN. IL. Nov. IL
Even the oysters cnopersaad ~
Mrs z A Gross sfrfhear .rr,rsr
She bi1 INTO AZ oysttr and foans :
pearl well fnrnara ans sIirhfv
less than 8 quarter inch IL diam
eter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
WANDERING sEEcTE

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn-ofh-
Gals are wondering whether
Ross Durfee viii not find It hard
20 stay put n the Army Durfee
registered for service N Penn
syIvania- was examined BY 3
doctor IN Illinois. was notified Of
his Classification N Iowa and was
indicted into service N Tennes-
see. The wandering Durfee IS Al
actor with 3 stock company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
LEFT AT THE CHURCH

HARTFORD. Conn.-Naposeuz
Bnisse' 45. OF TINS CITY. recently
received a divorce when ne 1csti-
f8ed that ms wife left MIN - sne
church 3 years aro. saying. ~Tr
DC seeing you- That was rng
last he ever saw q her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
I%[A\ZA%AM
READY FOR DEFENSE
AGAINST NAH SHIP

~ NNNE8cIsttu FFCNsF
BALBOA. Canal Zone,
Nov. l7-Troors and navy
personnel here were put at
defense stations today after
4 report thai q Grman raider
IS coersting in nearby wa
tiers CT the Pacific.
The German ship was said
to have attacked a British
vessel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
CHILD. ,. BROWNS
IN FISH POOL
CHEVY CHASE NJ,

CHEVY CHASE. Md-whIle
playing with 4 companion. Har-
yey a Wolford. Jr- ;. was
drowned In a neighbor's gold
fish pool The other child Nj
chsel Ford. 3. told Harvey's
mother that they were playing
IN the wafer Inc pool was 9 By
deep.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
VERY RARE EGG

DENTON. Md puHet on the
farm of Harry T. LangImRid OF
this city laid a triple-yolk egg
with a double shell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17

NEW YORK. E0v. IT-Na-
tinnalify q the Axis saip zeszeG
By Z unitaS States cruiser xac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
Russian City Finally Falls
Into Hands OF Nazi Troops

NEW YORK Nov 11-kech BY German troops savage
RusSss Crimean springboard TO houss 10 bo,o -
the Caucasus has captured. p-- - - 'Ae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
Head Of United Nine
Workers still Sticks
Out For Closed SHOP
John L. Lewis States Men
VIII Remain Out Indef-
initely Unless Demands
Are Net
tBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Nov. H.
John L. Lewis. presidsnt of the
clio United Mine Workers. de-
elared today The $4,000 employees
Of the captive mines win remain
On strike indefinitely If tha steel
companies owning the mines do
not agree to a closed shop.
While Washington lawmakers
eiamored for action and Speaker
Sam RaYburn predicted early in
PRODUCTION Of 4 strike curb. Lew
Is dashed out at steel company
executives for failure 10 agree to
the union demands.
Eugene Grace. president of
Bethlehem Steel company, was
described as that sinister fig
ure" and accused by Lewis of
blocking the negotiations BY
which President Roosevelt had
hoped to avert a strike.
Lewis said the company men
displayed a eontemptuous atti-
tude to the union because they
had been led 70 believe the Unit
ed States government would IN
tervene and affect a settlement
IN favor of the companies He
declared, however, that the
workers would not weaken and
that they would win their bat
tie
Lewis said he had private in
formation that both United
States Steel and Youngstown
Sheet and Tube were ready to
grant the closed shop demand to
avert trouble. Grace, he said.
was cold bloodedly determined"
to block the unions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-17
Berlin Denies Any knowledge ,
of Capture. Of Axis Vessel
By United States Cruiser

-,