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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Monastery Taken
Apart Stone by Stone

What New York has in THE
Cloisters," San Francisco is soon
to have in The Monastery of Santa
Maria de Ovila-but much more
of it, and that of superior excel
lence. The Monastery of Santa
Maria de Ovila, recently presented
to the city by Mr.. William Ran
dolph Hearst, is a virtually per
feet and complete example of
medieval monastic architecture, a
Cistercian monastery, built &C.
eording TO the classic formula
set down by the founder of the
order three centuries before
America was discovered.
Where New York's famed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Barnard, by John D. ROckefeller
Jr., and by the Metropolitan Mu.
scum of Art, the unique museum
draws multitudes of tourists,
architects, artists, students of
history
It's appeal lies largely in the
adroit use of original medieval
material in its construction, in the
use of masonry and sculpture exc.
cuted by monks of the fifteenth
10 seventeenth centuries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Unique Gift to Be
Rebuilt Stone by Stone
BY A. ID. HYMAN

High among New Yorks popular educational attractions
ranks "The Coisters, which boasts the finest
collection of Gothic and Romanesque architecture and scup
ture in the Western Hemisphere
Jointly developed by the late sculptor, George Gray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
its ehapels

An effort was made at one
time TO have Mr.. Hearst return
the monastery to Spain. This he
did not wish to do. preferring it
20 stay in this country as a great
example Of Gothic and Roman.
esque architecture.
Stone by stone, the entire mon
astery was taken apart as it stood
on its hilltop above the Tagus
River, eighty miles northeast of
Madrid; stone by stone il was
transported by mule back, by
crude ferry, by OK cart and mar.
row gauge railroad to Madrid.
There it was boxed for shipment
to San Francisco eleven ship
loads of finely cut and expertly
fitted stones, each one marked
and charted according to an in
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"Cloisters" is modern "reproduc-
ton based on a few architec-
tural fragments of the era, San
Franciscos monastery will be al.
most entirely medieval in con-
struction; every door and window
and vaulted arch and ribbed wall
will be exactly as it was centuries
ago, when robed monks shuffled
along its colonnade, or knelt in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
BLAMES DRIVERS
FOR BUS STRIKE
MANHATTAN Clio WORKERS
DEMAND INCREASE
IN WAGES
fnr Associntea Prsssl

NEW YORK. March l0.--A
walkout Of $500 New York bus
drivers this morning tied up
transportation In Manhattan and
forced some 100000 regular Gus
toners to ride subways or plow
through the snow on foot.
CIO drivers, demanding "a Is
percent wage increase and three
weeks vacation with pay, tied up
90 percent of New York bus
transportation facilities.
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia. who
had worked at top speed for days
to prevent the walkout. angrily
accused the drivers Of wanting
10 strike.
They just wanted 10 90 on
strike, he declared They re-
fused to talk with the company
officials"
The union contract expired
last week and union leaders have
accused company officials or be-
ing unreasonable in discussions
for hester terms in the new con-
tract
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Threatens To Send Navy
Back Into War Unless
Vessels Are Allowed To
Pass
tBy Associated PresO

VICHY, March l0.--France will
send her navy back into the war
to protect food bearing ships,
unless their passage through the
sea blockade is guaranteed by
Great Britain.
Premier Admiral Darlan
this morning told American Am
bassador Harold Leahy he would
give Great Britain three weeks
to work out an effective means
of allowing ships to get food to
France. If nothing is done with
in that time, Darlan said he
would go to Premier Henri
Philippe Petain and get author
ity to force the blockade with the
French fleet.
Voicing a bitter protest against
Britain's unylelding attitude,
Darlan compared the English
refusal 10 discuss means for get
ting food to France with the CO.
operative attitude of Adolf Hitler.
Germany, he said, has relinquish-
ed her claim TO 100000 qnin-
tals 1f wFns in orl@r thai France
...Isi4t be fed.
Darlan's announcement fulfill
ed prediction of an un-nanied
French diplomat who@said three
weeks ago that France would
find it necessary TO use her fleet
for protection of food bearing
ships and would enter the war on
the side of Germany against
Britain. The diplomat, generally
believed 10 have been ex-Premier
Laval, aroused storm of denials
at the time.
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LONG WILL GET
MILITARY TRIAL
TURNED OVER TO ARMY AFT
5 ER BEING ARRAIGNED
IN LOCAL COURT

Private Jack Long, charged
with temporary use of the prop
erty of another after he allegedly
took a fellow soldiers car last
week and wrecked it near Tav-
ernier, this morning was turned
over to the army for trial by
Judge William V. Albury in Grim
inal court.
Opening the March term of
court, Judge Albury heard Longs
plea of guilty, but withheld SEN
tence in order that he might be
tried before an army court on
the sitter charge of desertion and
theft from government property.
Jack Boyd, charged with reck-
less driving after he was arrested
on the upper keys January IA,
was sentenced to pay fine of $50
and costs, or spend 80 days in
Jail. Boyd paid the fine.
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FURTHER TENSION
| AROUND BALKANS
YUGOSLAvIA'S STAND WITH
GERMANY AND ITALY IS
CAUSE GIVEN

Yugoslavia's apparent desire 10
delay active partnership with
Germany and Italy in the axis
today added further tension to
Balkan developments.
German leaders showed OBJ
vious displeasure with Sofas de-
laying tactics. but London, ap-
parently feeling a break is near.
ordered her ambassador at Sofia
10 return home to-day. British
embassy workers at Belgrade also
are leaving today
AdrrIid reports that EsZi dive
bombers have been landed al
Rhodes in tire Dodacanese islands.
within easy striking distance Of
Greece ard Albania. Athens an
nounced she would give up mot
ar inch of Greek soil and con-
tinued 10 hurl new and more
vigorous attacks at Italian troops
Sources at Isianbui suggested
that Turkey would delay an
nouncing her decision regarding
German troop movements into
positions along the Greek from
tier. More than 10 COO Naxi SOL
diers are reported naaS8ed in
southern Bulgaria across the
Creek frontier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
NEGROES TO BE
GIVEN HEARINGS
TWO WILL BE ARRAIGNED
TOMORROW BEFORE
PEACE JUSTICE

Tommy Wilson, negro en-
ploye of Charles Lowe. Key West
dairy shop operator. tomorrow
will appear before Peace Justice
Enrique Esquinaldo on charge
of breaking and entering.
Wilson was charged in a COM
plant filed by Lowe with break
ing into the shop owners home
on the night of Feb. "a and steal
ing three guns, some of Mrs.
loves personal property and
about $50 in cash
He was arrested by Constable
/ Bienvenido Perez yesterday and
is being held in county Jail until
the preliminary hearing.
Marcus Hannah. negro. alSe
will appear before ESquinahio 90
charge of temporary use Of The
property Of another. He is &C.
cused Of taking the car Of his aru-
ployer. Mrs. A. Nichols. and
driving 1t to Miami over the
weekend
+ Sherlffs officers said Hannah
returned here in the car and left
it in front Of Mrs Nichols home
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Jimmy Walker Advised By County
Clerk Of Second Divorce Suit

Ex-Mayor Jimmy Walker of
New York, described as a "bick-
erer" and "tormentor" in a new
divorce suit filed by his estranged
wife here Saturday. today was
notified by County Clerk Ross
Sawyer that he would be sued for
the second time in as many
months.
Another divorce suit in which
Mrs. Walker charged extreme
cruelty, but told Judge Arthur
Gomez her relations with Walker
always had been and still are on
the friendliest basis, was turned
down last week.
MRS. Walker Betty Compton,
accuses the playboy New Yorker
of indulging in violent displays of
temper which left her physically
ill.
Walkers temper was such, she
complains, that it was necessary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
France Demands Of England
Passage Of Ships Bearing
Food Supplies TO Country
Winner Of Yacht Race Presented
With Trophy On Saturday Night

Mitchell Wolfson, personal rep
resentative of Gov. Spessard l..
Holland, Saturday night pro-
vided the highlight of a Key West
yacht club party when he pre-
sented the Governors trophy to
Dudley Sharp, owner of the yawl
Gulf Stream.
Sharp won half interest in the
cup when his yachts triumph in
the Havana-Key West event put
him in a tie with William Labrot,
owner of Stormy Weather, for the
Florida ocean racing series title.
Stormy Weather did not enter the
Key West race, remaining in Ha-
vana because of bad weather, but
Sharp will hold the trophy six
months and then forward it to
Labrot.
Miami and st. Petersburg yacht
club officials, along with local
members and crews of the racing
yachts, made up a party of more
than 125.
Sharp, along with his half
ownership in the Governors
trophy, won Key West awards for
corrected time victory in the race
from Havana and for winning in
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OBSERVANCE OF
FEAST OF LOTS
HERE THURSDAY
LOCAL JEWISH COLONY
WILL CELEBRATE EVENT
WITH SERVICES TO BE
HELD AT SYNAGOGUE

The ageless story of the Jewish
peoples deliverance from oppres-
sion will be recalled in synagogue
and home when Jews will cele-
brate The Feast of Lots on Thurs
day, March Is. The holiday falls
on the fourteenth day of Adar of
the Jewish calendar, and is known
as Purim. Regular services in
connection with the event will be
conducted at the local synagogue
by Rev. L. Lerer.
Distinctly applicable to present
day conditions which find them
driven from one country to an
other to escape baseless persecu-
ton, the Purim story is concerned
with the attempted destruction Of
the Jews of Persia. Because Es-
Their, lovely Jewess who was
Queen of Persia, interviewed and
uncovered the plot to her royal
husband Ahasuerus, the Jews
were permitted to defend and
save themselves.
The Book of Esther, tells the
biblical story with its message of
eternal hope and eventual de-
liverance. The story, written on
a Scroll, called the Megillah will
be read at synagogue services.
Megillahs, often beautifully hand
written and decorated, are among
the most beautiful Jewish cere-
monial objects. A modern Megil-
lah printed in English and hand
painted is one of the newest ad-
ditions to the history of Jewish
art.
Purim is a joyous feast marked
by masquerades, theatricals, re-
Numbering the poor and gift
giving, special delicacies in the
home. Among these latter are
three-cornered pastries called
"Hamantaschen" so named after
the hat of Hannah. the villain who
sought from King Ahasuerus the
decree of the destruction of the
Jewish people, and whose villainy
found its appropriate retribution
in his defeat and execution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
MRS. MARY GATES
DIED ON SUNDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED THIS AFT.
ERNooN

Mars. Mary L. Gates. age 81, died
yesterday morning at $40 o'clock
at the residence GOT James street.
Funeral this afternoon at 4:30
from First Congregational Church.
Rev. f. S. Doherty. officiating.
Body will be placed in church at
2 p. m.
Lopez Funeral Home in charge
of arrangements.
Survivors are daughter. Mrs.
Thomas FELTON,; four sons, John.
Samuel, Frazier and Joseph
Gates; % grandchildren and IL
great grandchildren.
PallbcarerS will be selected
from the Band of Prayer of First
Congregational Church. They are
as follows: William NJ. Knowles,
Charles Archer, Samuel Gates,
Charles Curtis, Hczekiah Pierce
and William H. Pierce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
ATTACKS MADE ON
OCCUPIED COAST
SQUADRONS OF ROYAL AIR
FORCE SOAR OVER
CHANNEL
INV Associated oresst

LONDON. March i0.-Squad-
rons of Raj bombers scared over
the channel this morning in a
smashing series of attacks on in
vasion bases along the German
occupied coast.
Residents of the Dover area
saw the planes winging across
the channel in bright sunlight
this morning and a few minutes
later they could hear the pound
ing of heavy bombs.
Both Portsmouth and London
were bombed last night, but Lon
don spokesman said the damage
was slight
Berlin announced this morn
ing that Portsmouth had been
left in flames and docks and
warehouse facilities wrecked both
there and at London.)
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THREATEN TO
SINK ALL ships
PERTAINS TO THOSE BEAR
ING SUPPLIES TO
ENGLAND

ROME. March l0.--Italisn
newspapers today warned the
United States that Japan may
provide IAN unpleasant surprise"
in answer to Saturdays passage
of the 'lend-lease" measure and
Americas avowed intention OF
helping Great Britain TO win the
war.
Describing the act as open in
PREVENTION in the war, the Ital-
ian papers joined with Berlin
newspapers in promising to sink
every ship bearing American
supplies to Great Britain.
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for her ito consider each and
every move she made and every
word that she might utter, so as
not to do, or say, something which
might. bring on a fit of passionate
anger"
1.-The defendant continuously
and insistently aggravated, wor-
ried, chided and nagged the plain
tiff over small and unimportant
matters and would use profane
language in the presence of the
plaintiff, the bill continues.
Judge Gomez, who announced
his decision turning down Mrs.
Walkers first divorce suit from
Miami, is expected to return here
to hear testimony in the second
suit. The original divorce plea
was denied without prejudice" "
making it possible for Mrs,
Walker to file another claim with
new evidence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
TWELVE KILLED
DURING BLAZE
TWENTY INJURED IN FIRE
THIS MORNING AT
BOSTON
fBy Associated PressD

BOSTON, March 10.-Twelve
firemen were killed and more
than 20 seriously injured here
this morning when the roof of a
theater where they were fighting
a blaze caved in on them.
Heavy SHOWS piled atop the
theater were believed to have
weakened the roof supports. The
heavy ceiling and tons of metal
braces dropped on the firemen
as they poured water on the pro-
lection room from the balcony.
Rescuers worked frantically
this morning to clear the debris
and get to the trapped men. AT
least two or three other firemen
are missing, and, it is feared are
dead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
GIVES OPINION
ABOUT STRIKES
BULLITT SEES SIMILARITY
OF PEOPLE OF TWO DIFF
FERENT NATIONS
thy Associated PressD

WASHINGTON, March TO-
Former French Ambassador Viii
liam c. Bullitt this morning told
Senate Judiciary committee he
sees "a striking similarity be-
tween the attitude of people in
the United States and that in
France before the war;"
With more than two billion dol
lars in defense orders delayed be-
cause of the Is important strikes
now in progress throughout the
country, Bullitt testified before
Senators who are attempting to
legislate the strikes out of exist
ence.
Seventy-five thousand workers
now are idle in factories of the
United States and Clio union lead
ers announced today they would
order another strike at Bethlehem
Steers Lackawanna plant unless
the company is willing to increase
wages.
A Lackawanna strike ended
less than two weeks ago, but union
leaders say the company has been
unreasonable in negotiations
since. Strike notices have been
been in three Ford plants
at Detroit, but a Michigan law re-
quiring 30 days between an
nouncement of intention to strike
and the beginning of the actual
walkout has kept the factories in
operation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
RAMSEY APPOINTED
ON COUNTY BOARD
GOVERNOR HOLLAND MAKES
APPOINTMENT FOR
SECOND DISTRICT

Governor Spessard L. Holland
has appointed Ernest A. Ramsey,
city councilman. as county com
missioner for the second district.
succeedida j. Frank Roberts who
has been serving in this capacity
under an appointment made by
former Governor Fred Cone dur.
ing bis term of office.
Mr. Roberts was appointed al
the time to fill the vacancy Gre
atcd by the death Of the late
Brsxton g. Warren. This APP
pointment by Cone was subject
10 the approval Of the new COVER
nor. who. instead. appointed Mr..
Ramsey for the full term.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
Key WeSterS Asked To Throw
Homes Open To- leglonndntS
During Convention In April

There were 100000 American
Legionnaires in Boston last year
attending the annual national
convention of the American Lee
gion and not one dollars worth
of damage" was reported by any
one.
Quoting Joe E. Clark, attorney
of st. Petersburg, national execu-
tive committeeman of the Ameri-
can Legion, to this effect, Albert
Mills, executive director of the
Key West Convention corpora
ton, today urged Key West
housewives to throw open their
homes to American Legionnaires
attending the convention here
April 1926.
key West has got to show the
people of the State of Florida
that it is capable of handling con-
ventions of the size of the state
meeting of the American Legion,
Mills said. Therefore we must
make our housing situation con-
form to the demands.
ALREADY more than 900 rooms
have been reserved for the con-
vention. We are rapidly nearing
the stage where we will have TO
ask housewives 10 throw open
their homes to these visitors.
They are all lawyers and bust
nessmen. all between 40 and so
years of age, and are settled in
life. There will be no kid stuff
to make our housewives ashamed
Of the American Legion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10

Norman Hail, president of the
National Convention Corporation
of Boston, where the American
Legion poured in 100000 persons
last year, reports that there was
no damage to any hotel or priv
ate room. The American Lee
gion's state convention at st. Pc
terSburg last year attracted $500
Legionnaires and there was no
damage, according to Attorney
Clark, who was a member of the
convention corporation.
At Fl. Lauderdale in 1889 there
were 2770 Legionnaires attending
the state convention. Surprising
ly the only damage done was by
the Key West group of veterans.
They dropped piano in moving
it; but the damage was promptly
paid by the post commander.
& Every post commander of the
American Legion attending the
American Legion's state conven-
ton here will be charged with the
duty of paying for any and all
damage, if there is any. 1t will
be paid in cash.
All Key Westers wishing to
throw open their homes to the
visitors attending the Key West
convention are invited to call at
the Key West Convention cor
poration's office, La Concha hotel
building, or to send word of the
number of rooms they will have.
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Bids For Extending Highway
Over Railroad VladuCtSF to-
Be Called For March e
Proposed Operations viii
Eliminate Many OF Old
Wooden Bridges Now In
Use

Bids for construction of a par
CT Overseas Highway over the
old railway viaducts between BIC
Pine key and Big Carpet key will
be advertised by the state road
department this month. il wa.
learned today.
Harry Hector, recently appoint
ed state road commissioner, noti-
fled William r. Porter, First Ma
tional bank president, today that
his department would advertise
for bids March %.
Construction of the road over
the old Viaducts will shorten the
highway about seven miles and
will reduce driving time by from
Is to 80 minutes.
By elimination of several of
the narrow wooden bridges and
their rough approaches, the road
department Improvements are
expected to eliminate much of the
congestion resulting from in
ability of cars to pass on the
bridges without dropping their
speed almost to crawl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
COMING EVENTS

MONDAY
Basketball Doubleheader, High
School Gym, 7:30 pm.
TUESDAY
Everready Star Club meets at
Home of Mrs. Doris Rivas, 618
Fleming Street, $3.50 pm.
Business Meeting, Junior Wom-
ans Club, Clubhouse, 500 pm.
Stone Church Service Club. 500
pm.
Key West Home Guard meets at
National Guard armory, 800
pm.
Division Street School PIT. AS
Fathers Night, Auditorium,
800 pm. sfE
WEDNESDAY
Basketball Doubleheader. High
School Gym, 7:30 pm.
THURSDAY
Rotary Club meets 1915 p. m.
St. Paul's Parish Hall.
Lions Club meets at $50 pm,
Lions Den, Seminary Street.
Convent Alumnae meet at Home
of Mrs. Stephen Lowe. 500
Southland Street, 1880 pm.
County Commission meets at 8
o'clock tonight.
FRIDAY
Red Cross Sewing Club meets at
3l5 Duval Street. 200 pm.
Basketball Doubleheader. High
School Gym, 1880 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-10
CONFERENCE MAY
. SETTLE DISPUTE

TOKYO. March l0.-French
and Thailand diplomats will sit
at a conference table here tornor-
row afternoon 81 4 o'clock 10 put
a final end TO the war between
Thailand and French Tndo-Chins
In spite Of Thailand protests
that French troops have been vio-
lating terms % the arTnis;ice
pact. japanese Foreign Minister
Matsuoko said todsys he believes
the war viii be settled finally
Tomorrow.