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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Charge Against
Scion Is Serious
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Secretary
" Var Henry L. Stimson
Thursday charged Sen. Bur
ton X. Wheeler. D., Mont.
Nth conduct that comes very
near the line Of subgersiye
activities against the United
States, II not treason.
lie made the charge in ae-
cusing Wheeler OF sending
postal cards 70 American sol
diers. urging them TO protest
against United States entry
into the European var.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Trains Crash;
3 Die; u Hurt
Collision Neur
New Westminster

NV WESTMINSTER. ~ c.
Three rallNs Ffnsn Nsfs killed ard
y persons injured Thursday when
tao passenger trains eplildsd head
On IN a cutting on ths outskirts 81
NJ Westminster Tbs tao trains.
the Continental Limited ~ the
Canadian National railways and
me saheo1sfr-Asaliis train II
Great Northern railways. cams 10.
getasr sith terrific force
The dead ssts Aimlrss ffasss.
20. Seattle. fireman On Tho gfsAf
Northern train. ~ NJ Mills. Van
eo4gsf. engineer On me Canadian
National train. ard a. %. Esfsks,
Vancouver haggagsmau On sbs
Canadian National train.
Seriously Ia Iufsd nsfs gs.ha
Carey. 81. Seattle. Great Northern
engineer. snd .. Iyaan. vafe eal-
yer. Canadian National fireman.
BON Nsrs "a hospital here. ~
critical condition.
Ths snalnssr of "a. Great
fCgnttingsd 90 Fss. 4. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Smoke OF Forest Fires
Cover Part o. State

sEATTLE-Forest fires blank
eted northwestern WashIngt ton
with smoke Thursday. but cool
weather aided fire fighters on all
fronts.
The worst fire covered 5000
acres On the Rapid rlyer IN sno-
homisn county and sent smoke
over Seattle
A 00o-acre fire on the Teton
river near Yakima VAS under con
trol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

p a S I 43 years.
died suddenly al
his home. 5201
So. A ST Thurs
day m o IN ing
possibly from a
heart attack.
He was born
IN S o Ut h Da
kota Al ye s
ago For many
yea RS he OPP
Grated the old
MONTHS Garage
and al the time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Argentina, Bolivia in Vigorous
to Suppress Nazi Moves

BttNOs AfkF- Argentina
and Bolivia moved vigorously %
suppress sazl-insparsd saovsrays
activities thursday Anil. IN.
smsil-seal. ar bst0een Peru and
Ecuador. alleged % nave foreign
inspiration. Nas renewed.
The new yigor Of South Aneri-
can officials IN combating fifth
column activities and seeking
continental unity WAS seen in the
suprsne appeal Foreign Mn
istsr Enrlqus RUIZ Gulnazu sent
n the name Of the ArKentins gov
eminent to Peru and Ecuador 70
end their var and submit % Pan
American Cancellation.
NAsBIsGTON-Reports of po-
tentisl German inspired trouois n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
CITY OFFICIALS WE'RE
INFORMED or PLANS

When the congressional bill out
having prostitution first went to
President Roosevelt for signature.
Continued on Page J. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

GERS since the srmy's move To
control venereai disease among
its men became = probability.
The arms's decision 10 eon-
irai ,ensresl disease by sup
preston rather Than nv reEu-
iation or segregation ha. been
In The making for ssme time"
Mayor Cain said. Their
medical suthoriiie. have APP
preached the problem - .
science and their findings
should thoroughly be eeneurr~d
In bs all civilians.
The health of our people. lay
or military. u all important. and
II il tremendously worth while TO
attempt any course which logically
VIII result in higher health
level 50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Notorious
Prisoner
Escape"
By CASEY DAWSON
Tacoma Times staff Write

Investigation of the reasons
for allowing a nationally no.
torious bunco artist to vanish
was threatened Thursday by
Prosecutor Thor {. Tollefson
as officials of the city police
and sheriff departments re-
fused TO assume any blame
for the escape"
Wanted for bail-jumping and
fraud in virtually every state in
the union and faced here with a
charge of attempted grand lar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Mayor Sets
Deadline z
Weeks Away

A pledge from Mayor Harry
7. Cain. which he declared
eoneurred IN BY all city Off
Gals. to have every horSe of
prostitution IN Tacoma closed
within = fortnight vas sent
Thursday TO Col. Ralph X.
Glass n Fort Lewis.
The mayer II the same time
disclosed file If correspondence
With military and ether city off
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
In Major Leagues
TODAY
LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 900 900 010-1 2
New York =. 900 100 I0n-4 o
Baghy and Hemsley. Desautels:
Gomez. Bonham 80 and Diekey.
Rosar
Chicago -. 900 900 COL 8 .
Boston -. 003 $50 02.-11 10 o
Dietrich, Haynes 80 and Turn
er; Harris and Pytlak
81. Louis 40 100 coll 10 ]
Philadelphia 500 0l0 l0x-s IS o
Allen. Newlin IL, Caster $50
and Terrell. Swift. e. Harris. Dean
~. Beckman - and Wagner
sATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 49,. sol 900 600 II !
Chicago -. 0o2 FOL oo,-5 3 /
Jayery. Farley 81. Johnson ~
and Mas. Berres. Passeau. Press
nell IL. Mooty 81 and HeCai-
Tough.
Philadelphia 100 90 oIo-a II Q
Pittsburgh 600 600 loa-s 10 !
Grissom, 81 johnson % and Liy-
Ingston Bowman. Klngsr E and
DAVIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

The statement ..lsi that ths
indn CHINA mass. following asst
IaRans announced paliss 81 ga
pansiuu. appeared tn M only ths
precursor 10 additional FHaxss in
thai afpa
There IL act apparent 10 the
government nf the United States
any valid ground upon which ths
japanese government ~.ald 10
warranted in occupying indo China
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

intelligence reports rsesis.d bsrs
Indicated thai Japan N iis first
move intended 10 lard small forces.
sent down ths China sea from Can
ton. At saigon. tina esg Ifs1e-6nlnA
base on the southeast coast.
sstEoa 10 shout 100 sfses
from tAe neAre~l Of ~ Rhtt-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Plaque Of Hitler
To Aid u. S. Defense

SEATTLE - Plumber W. r
Mccreedy Thursday gave one Of
ms most priced possessions 70
the nationwide drive for old
aluminium - an aluminium cast
plaque Of Adolf Hitlers profile.
with the words Der Fuehrer
beneath. AcCreedy said ne had
hoped 70 Use i as a target for
= spoftsmens carnival
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
New F FEDERAL
Law Forces
Closure Here

A mandate 10 wipe out
prostitution in Tacoma was IN
the hands Of city officials
Thursday with the army be-
hind the order.
Col Ralph X. Glass. top admin
istrative officer ct Fort Lewis.
was the author Of the request
which Is based on = new act Of
congress outlawing hawdy houses
or any phase Of the illegal trade in
designated military areas and
threatening heavy fines OF impris-
onment Of property owners who
permit such places TO exist.
The act. approved BY President
Roosevelt July II. gives military
post commanders the night 10 de
termlne the areas In which the
prohibition applies Colonel Glass
At once declared Tacoma one Of
those areas and IT was intimated
similar notices would come from
the navy yard eommandant at
Bremerton and from Fort LAwton.
In return. the Fort Lewis COM
mander Was expected to outline a
prohibition AREA including all
communities within ordinary trav-
cling distance from the post and
among them Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Torzon Story Author
Will Face Divorce
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD ~ Actress FLOR
snee Gilbert announced through
her attorney Thursday that sbe
Was fling suit 81 once for divorce
from Edgar RIes Burroughs. az.
thor Of fhs tTarzans RfDf1en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Philippines Within Striking
Distance Of japanese Troops

lsa1 troops tAs Nssh~snd On
ths shsAst ~lhaa strsxhx distance =
Philippines and TINS rh ssthsfAnas N~st inas os
ign sdytees Indicated THURSDAY
guarded ps'ssis dsp.s<sss
under Egte ese
.sr.hp occupation sessav<hsa fs<f
HI Msn4As
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

80 establishing hases u fh.f ARA
- measures ~ s<if stsf<ns~." s.td
WsIlss
fts declined n comment Whsa
ASKED WHISTLER ass statement ls<t1-
Gated that the unstsd states wual4
tshs economic measures against
Japan
Neiiss told . nfsss euufefenro
he hsd transmitted ths views eau.
lcnntinusd IN rnns !. cniumn ID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

Japanese Nssshlps ssfs sad 10
have b~sn sighted all along TIA
ees.f ~ soasnsra lndo.f'sins. In
elaisIinr fns vicinity ~ Cap saint
Jacques. sBtfanfs to Tia pgft ~
Halsan.
slmsfoiis 1spanass fFssshtsfs
IN ina port u saison resumed ths
loading II eafFo Thursday sabffss
ing Nhsn a became appafsn, that
the asglafion - sssssa zfrB Japana
sss civilians here sos1id not be
necessary besauss sf ina e0ne ius
sion u shs Ftenehs Japsnsae sxFse-
fnsnt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and saturday. Tenn
p<rstnres: High. IL: los, 81. Sun
rises, AL, acts, ISL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

- - -
To be pitied is a dead traf-
fie victim.
To be pitied more is such a
victim alive.
Lonely 'mongSt Taeomas thou
sands today Is a siN-year-old girl
She must re-orient a life shat
tered when father. mother and
only sister DIED in a recent autos
collision.
She must 20 through life pom
dering the poinilessness Of her
fsmils's fate.
She must struggle through ma
turity and on beyond under a bitter
burden of knowledge that her
nearest, dearest kin were snuffed
out Of this world solely because
someone. for whatever reason. tx
nored speed law and driving resu-
lations.
Guilt. or lack of II. in this
particular case soon will be
determined I'm a court of law,
where a negligent homicide
charge has been lodged by the
local states attorney.
But the verdict. whatever 1t
eventually may be. will not restore
three uselessly sacrificed lives.
II will not lift the smothering
hand of personal disaster from the
living victim of that svoidable
accident.
II viii not relieve the living VIC
tim of the awful knowledge that
her people died utterly In vain.
This will be true unless we,
the people. discard our cal
lousness toward death and hui
man suffering.
Is this possible
Is IL ? fact that We have become
immune To normal reaction 10 the
manning and killing of our fellow
man because We have lived 80 long
In a world welter of blood and bar
barisms
Some say such is the case.
And II may be true.
But LEI me try to shock YOU,
be it ever so little.
British authorities recently re-
yealed that $4,000 residents of the
beleaguered isles had been killed
by German bombs since the war
began almost % months ago.
In other words, one of each of
Britain's $4,000. 900 people had died
In the blasts.
No doubt. when you encountered
that news from abroad. you gym
pathized nightly with the Old
Country folk-you were repealed
at the wantonness OF warning men.
Now turn your eyes on your
own home neighborhood.
In Pierce county since Jan.
|, a less than seyen-months
period. 81 persons died be-
cause of traffic accidents.
That II a sacrifice Of one life In
each $500 In the county during
this year TO date.
Traffic deaths In this county,
since the war began, we're In
greater proportion TO population
than were bomb deaths 10 the
population of Britain
To some. perhaps, such COM
parsons are unimpresslse.
Numbed asith the daily news OF
Russians and Chinese and Ger
mans and Japanese dying BY null
iitudes. the deaths even Of 81 fell
low citizens may become 70 many
Of us a relatively unimportsnt BAT
Of tragedy.
Bsrsayed souls Of the Old Worlds
have a spiritual source q com
fort Belief that their Nsr victims
died purposefuily
But What has tn. victim q our
traffic VINO Il left alive
A sense Of awful futiiiis. = con
.eiousnsss Of wholly nneompen-
szted Io~.: a vision Of utter empii-
h.ss stretching into the bleak
future.
Our dead tra0ie rietims
are at rest.
Our hping uietims Uander
on "a a miasma Of s0rroW,
neUer to be granted the balm
Of adequate reason for Their
loss.
Be oWart Of that-ond be
careful
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

eeny by fraud, John B. Van Wae-
ner' was free Thursday after a
months sojourn in the city and
county jails while awaiting trial
Nobody can satisfactorily
explain how II happened-"It's
just one of those things city
Continued on Page 10, Column p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
FOLLOWING LEAD SIT
Up BY CANADIANS

Following the lead OF the Cana
dianz who claim TO have cut out
as much as so per cent OF the
yenereal disease by wiping out the
organized houses of prostitution
the United States army Is starting
an attack on the problem IN the
same way To protect its mems
health.
Approximately .5 organized
houses Of prostitution are re
ported operating In the cit, Of
Tacoma.
Local authorities. aware OF their
position IN one Of the country's
most populous military zones. hav.
been anticipating the ti-prosti.
tuition bill since IL first Was passed
by the house Of representatives
late in April. The senate gave its
Continued on Page 2. Column j.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Japan Expected 10 Occupy
Strategic Bases in Far
East Tonight OF Friday


TOKYO Nenspapsrs reported Thnrsdav That ne
Japanese flag had been raised beside hs French flag al
Honoi French IndoGhina and HasphoHg. ns port. N
indication that "fndo-fhina sofaborufios usfA
JapnH NJ ns only saipaflon."
ssossy AusraAllA--JoAA cusrln iAsoa pAsvv lsAesn.
Assto esiss aitsisraa oosooN
TO suAAoe sAstiAAsnr AT oNcs ~ sMsaosscv sseesoe
sscAuu % rHa rAa aAsTsan HruArtoN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Monty Percival
Called by Death

Monty Perciyal. state senator
from the 28th district and well
known resident of Tacoma for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Sharply orded Statement
Brands Japan's Move Into
Indo- China as Aggression
Developments in Far Eost Bear
Directly Upon Vital Problem Of
American Security. Wsllss Asserts


IAN raAselsco--ArpsonlAArsl - ,ArAnsse AsnenAnr
ssIss rAclpsc posrs % sourn. cepsvnAl Ano
sosrs AAssieA An psurire At SEA AHo oveeov1 AsyAs-
fsrts AWAITING FOSSILS AAtncAN t<oNoAatC ACy1oN
AGAINST IArAs " wAs strosrto rnusteAr.
s.~--s~n a~~s..>s rN-s~~v -.
that su<s.. al
h.se # .rr~-~sw~-s ~. $500
fre. spreading Pacific.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
D. kuaT sTalhaa

SAIGON French ndo-Chna--JApansss war;
ships have appeared off the great French naval
base of Camranh. II WAS reported Thuvsday. and
. official announcement that Japan viii occupy
strategic bases in Indo- China Was expected to-
night Friday.
reached japanese ~asss
spread
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

yesterday. hsss "a 49, 500 A.
sslls WIRE sssiI ssssa ssstsd
sst
Ths frsnsn population hers 70
NAMED calm In ths fses ~ dsysi'
hut shs lsrEs chsn@s>
population ~as nsfysas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON The United Stetss. IN
sharply worded statement by Acting Secretary o
State Summer Welles. Thursday denounced ..
"asress,on'' Japan's move into 1ndo-Chna.

Nsiss declared that TIVE unts
state. defense supple. and ultwstsly the rhtirpa<.
w~i~. fsrn~l .sss~rs~ss go
p~.ple fuis ssvsssp>~ss s~ss
alr~ssl, TIE Nsi ps.h~m sssa~si sssssiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

rfosas sts<si un street eofnsfs
ard gathered IN restaurants ard
tss hsusss sxeh.aslhs ruuofs and
fspofss hsard ~ foreign radio
hrssasis asss
Os~ Jsp~sss~ ~ssstte -
pess~d sff LAP seast Ise9ses
rhss.sssy ssssiss. hws~ss6 10
fhs stefsity fss ssmse hn~sn.
$50 lhs~n lassed sssy.
The 5sp.n@s~ nasssssn h&s sstAfs-
lishsa headquarters a. The H&stsi
Continental ~fssen Thursday ~a~ >
teshlys ~ activity. rh~ Jspaa~es
@srs 20 s~ssy. presumably ssssax-
ins assalix ~ tise eesapsksos. that
my 1es4ld aet sssa sAswsr sn>
tslsRfxzss
F1nsAsl&i slfsse. f~lssssd fhs1
Jsp~nss~ occupation ~ill nat resaIR
IN any a<pp In the saszse af the
fn5o f1sin@ss sufr~ney anst. sne
ps..sfs. sssses u - tied To To
Ffeaeh ssursney ssslsm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

WAeHIsGTON-Reports of po-
Itsntiai Cerman-lnspirsd trouois IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

To be pitied is a dead traf-
fie victim.
To be pltied more Is such a
victim alive.
Lonely 'mongst Taeomas thou
sands today Is a siN-year-old siri.
She must re-orient a life shat
tered when father. mother and
only sister DIED in a recent autos
collision.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-21
CAPT. BEDSOLE
NAMED TO SERVE
ON HOUSING UNIT
APPOINTED TO TAKE PART
AS COMMITTEEMAN IN
MOVEMENT TO PROVIDE
ACCOMMODATIONS

Capt Malcolm r.. Bedside, army
public relations officer. today was
named by Col. L. l.. Pendleton to
serve on a housing committee
which meets tonight at the cham
Der of commerce.
The l5-man committee will 60
into session at 8 o'clock to map a
housing survey of Key West with
the purpoe of locating rooms for
personnel of the armed forces
here and their families.
Boy Scouts probably will be
used to make the actual survey,
obtaining information on forms
prepared by the committee. The
forms include information on the
size of homes. how space unoccu-
pied. condition of the building and
similar data.
The survey was inaugurated by
Sigurd Nylander. government
housing expert, who came here
last week to prepare for the check
on homes in Key West.
Committee. members include
Captain Bedside. representing the
army; Wallace B. Kirke. b. Curry
Moreno and A. Maitland Adams.
representing Key West Housing
authority: Ernest A. Ramsey. the
city: G. G. Price, real estate opera
tors. Lieut.. Sam Wilson. navy:
LanceIot Lester, attorney. cIar-
ence Higgs. labor: DR.. William n.
Warren, city health department;
DIR. j. p. Parrafnpre. county
health department; J. j. Trevor.
Federal Housing authority. Ever
EFT w Russell, chamber Of COM
merce. Mrs Florence Spots
wood. planning committee, and
RI e Rue, WPA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-21
OFFER TO TAKERS
GETS NO TAKERS

SNOW HILL, Md.-There's d
FREEDOM of speech" platform here
awaiting any orator who wants to
talk.
Tne speakers platform on the
courthouse green was left over
from the last community Christ
mas party and Mayor John O.
Byrd directed that il be left IN
tact.
He ordered immunity for any
one who wants to mount the plat
form and exercise his constitu-
tional right of freedom OF speech,
saying it might encourage public
speaking among the townspeople.
No takers have come forth as
yet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-21
Roosevelt And Lord Halifax
Confer On Russian Attitude
,By Associated pres.l

WASHINGTON, June % -
President Roosevelt and the Bri-
fish ambassador to Washington,
Lord Halifax, were closeted this
morning, apparently in discussion
of what attitude the United States
now will assume toward Russia.
Observers said it is possible this
country will grant supplies to Rus
STA under the lease-lend bill, or
the Soviet Union may be accorded
support from England and the
United States, with aid coming in
directly through the increased
power of Britain's attack on Ger
many in the west.
1t is considered likely, however,
that the President will release
frozen Russian funds in the
United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-21
Make Plans To Use NYA
Facilities To Maximum

ing. foundry. industrial sewing,
radio and commercial food prepa-
ration viii be geared up TO the high
tempo Of the present defense eff
fort,
Extensive changes will be
lnasse without delay, Mr. Lawn
said. to insure the utmost effect
ivcness OF NYA projects. New pro-
iects will be established on the
basis Of defense needs. This was
taken TO mean that NYA workers
may become actively engaged in
actual defense needs.
Emphasis will be placed on a
close cooperative program be-
tween the NYA. State Department
Of Education ami the Florida State
Employment Service in order that
the work experience Of the NYA
and the training program OF tfe
vocational schools will be Of the
most benefit 10 the defense indus
tries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-21
MANY READY TO
SIGN UP WITH
DEFENSE UNIT
FoRTY-EIcHT SIGN AppLI-
CATIONS: MASS MEETING
TOMORROW TO PERFECT
ORGANIZATION

Forty-eight Monroe county
residents early this afternoon
already had signed applications
for enlistment in the county de-
Tense force, and a mass meeting
tomorrow night at the county
courthouse was expected to bring
more than the minimum of IS en-
listments.
Fred Marvil, who holds re-
serve captains commission in
the army and has helped to or
ganize national guard outfits in
Delaware, will explain the pur-
pose Of the organization at the
mass meeting tomorrow. The
meeting is scheduled for 3 o'clock.
under state regulations. each
county must have a minimum Of
so men and three officers 10 re-
ceive equipment and uniforms
from the state. Officers will be
elected by the men after the or
ganization is SET up.
Marvil, who in recent weeks
has made three trips to st. Aug
Justine TO discuss the local or
ganization with Adjt. Cen. Viviari
Collins, explained that service in
the guard viii be similar To that
in the national guard.
Enlistment is for q three-year
period. but the rules permit easy
exit for men who find that they
must leave the county, or where
there is conflict between bust
ness and their membership.
The guardsrnen. who viii re-
ceive new Enfield rifles and a
Florida uniform. will drill and
study one hour each week, the
hour TO be decided upon by the
personnel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-21
REV. RIVIERE
COMING BACK
NEW PASTORS ron OTHER
METHODIST CHURCHES
IN KEY WEST

Mrs. Charles II. Ketchum re-
ceived d wire yesterday from Mr.
Ketchurn. who was In attend
ance at the Methodist church
conference in Daytona Beach, fe-
veaIing that Rev. A. e. Rivlere.
pastor Of the First Methodist
tStone) church. win be returned
here for smother year
Rev. Mnnday has been APP
pointed 10 serve Fleming Street
Methodist uptown church,
whiIs Rey. Bryant has been a..
signed Id Ley Memorial church
Rev Bryant viii be- remembered
as d former pastor Of Flemlng
Street church several years ago
w n. Howell. III the Uptown
church has been Transferred 10
BurneIi, and his brother, q &
Howell. III Ley Memorial church.
has bern assigned 70 . church IL
f-ressview.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-21
British Drive Forward For
Attack On Lebanon Capital

CAIRO. June = British s0I.
dicrs who tkok part III the siege
and capture If Danaargss laAl
week. today were reported kifis-
ina across Syria for ar atfstk iii
the L.eban0n capital 81 Beirut
Military men here I'D FreFasis
troops are concentrated s<Rath q
Beirut il last ditch defense og
the City. wEsich. ii brukea. nasy
snean the end 1t organkzed RESIST
arce in Syria
Royal AR Furee bsFSah&ras mean
WhIle. are pounding TIE capital
ard ire defense works outside
with tie arrival of ths fasces fr0asi
Darraaesaa. skae BRITISH paar t0
fnrUw rms If aseeg aroaaKa Bel
rat. possibly waAtln9 f0g Frsnch
ssesenaea 10 roaEapse tfTusaan Lock
os supplies. rafhar lar attenptr
EnR d fEnnsaI atsaek
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-21
BRITISH ATTACK
COAST OF FRANCE
STAGE GREATEST FoRAY or
WAR, INVASION POINTS
POUNDED
sny As.sslsasa rrrs.s

LONDON. June a. Residents
Of south England today saw
hundreds Of British ssarplanex IN
ore of the greatest attacks on the
coast Of north France since the
war began.
Hundreds CT British bomkAxx
reared al0fs nos long after day
ligsai. and tire thunder ca burat-
ing h1mnls could ke heard clear
~ an England.
Possible German invasion
points. oil aepoas arsd decks we're
reported 70 &c taking d fierce
pounding trnEn tAe RAF husnb-
ers.