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S.1U \. VI.
kMO-SeWs 545. Cha
pei Chimes.
XVI - sons Shop as
Morning Hymnal
KOMO - Cali TO Youth
645. Nat inee IN
Rhythm
kJu =raIn and Home
KIRO-News. 8 IS. Jerry
sears
300 \. VI.
KMO-Army Band
XVI public Health.
9.l5. swing
aOMO Lincoln High
way.
KJR-Farm and Home.
kIRO-Lets Pretend.
9:3U A. VI.
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Tenor, 9 -. III FIND
NV Way
KVl-sWlug e.45. Va
rleties.
ONO - America the
Eree.
KJR News; cas-. Diet
Expert.
Pied Piper Jr.
l0:0U A. VI.
KMO-News. 1918. Mary
Terry tebook.
hVI-StW ~, 40 -, Cho-
raj Hour
KOMO-Dance orch
KJR OvorCoaters. 1915.
Dance OrCn.
AInO-Du4laIo Presents
1880 A. IA.
K NJ o - Swing Music.
1919. Leighton Noble s
Orchestra,
KN1-Saluuv to Americas
hOMO-BTlght Idea CLUB
nJR-DanCe OTCn
KIRO-Broadway. 1913.
front Page Drama.
iI:uU A. VA.
AMO-Junlor Broadcast.
KVI-War Today. II .05.
Concert hon
KOMO-Nature Sketches.
Has. Patti Chapon.
kJp-OuI Darn.
nIRO-Quartet.
1880 A. Nj.
Courtney's Or.
nN1-Concert Hour.
KOMO-Golden Melodies |
nJp-Amerlcan MUSIC.
- News. 40
Vera Brodsky, Pianist,
Il NOON
K MO - Toast, 1915,
News.
KVI-News; 12:l5. March |
Time
KOMO - News. II .O2. /
Whimsy.
X J r - Concert Hall, !
12.l5. News.
KIRO-Pan America.
lZ:o0 l.. NJ.
II AS. U.
p. Bulletin.
XVI - Market Reports; |
l2.45. WaltzsS.
KOMO - Dance Music. /
12:45. Del Mar Race .
Track.
KJR-Club Matinee.
100 Z. Nj.
News. i:15
Grand L II IN Hotel I
steaks. (
KVl-Rhythm Revue.
hOMO-Norld Is Yours. |
KJR-Uncle Frank.
kIRO-Matinee.
1870 p. NJ.
KMO - Always Young; |
las. l Hear America
Singing. !
Masters OF I
Music.
= Recital; las, /
pesi Hallian. !
KJh--DnC, FRANK.
200 L. NJ.
KMO - Helen Holden; |
2l5. American Derby. |
Ballad Time.
- Orchestra: 2 rs,
News.
KJR - Concert Musicale; |
2:25. News.
KIRO-SpoT News. ? %
Tommy fuckers Orch
2:30 p VI.
KMO - Freddy Martini
Orchestra.
KNl-MuslL by Henri
Nosco.
KJR-Art of Living 2 as
ward tomlinson,
News.
KOMO-Art of Living;
PAS. Paul Douglas,
Sports.
Elmer Davis. |
245. Keep EN- Flying
300 p. Nj. |
KMO-Youth Dramas.
KVI-News; sos, Popu-
lar Music. |
KOMO-Studio Party.
KJR-Message OF Israel
KIRO-Platform.
$3.50 p. NJ.
RMO - Stanley Kenton,
Orchestra.
KVI-Al Goodman's or.
K o NJ o - RhythmaireS;
345. Kaltenoorn.
KJR - Hollywood. 345. 1
American Fed. Teach
ers Annual Cony. /
K r o - Concert. 3 AS,
World Today.
400 Z. Nj. |
kMO-Green Hornet. /
KVI-Cocktail Hour.
KOMO-Latitude Zero.
KJR-Boy Meets Band. ]
KIRO-News. AIS. Brad
lev q Carter.
4:30 r. NJ. /
Calls
X Y I 80 Chuck Foster 5
Music.
Ballroom orch.
kJR-Orchestra
KIRO-HollyWood: AS.
ports. ass. Elmer
Davis.
500 p. VI.
KMO - Crazy Cowboy.
Sis. Organizing
KVI-Lud Gluskln
kOMO-Barn Dance
KJR chestra.
Wilbur Hatch Or
80 Z Vi.
K NJ o - Morton Gould.
Orch
K VI Erskine Butter
field. 5 IS. Army Hour
SOMO-Barn Dance
K J r - Summer SYM
phony
KIRO - Gaylord Carter
5i5. Serenaoe.
500 L. VI.
HMO-John 3 Hughes
SIS. Superman
HNI-lnneT Music.
Ole Opry
SJR - Scandinavian Re-
porter. e.l5. News
SIRO - Serensde. sis
Public Affairs
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RMO-Haven OF Rest.
KVI-Top OF the Morn
ing. BIS. News
KOAIO san Hayes.
BIS. Words 4 Music
KJR-ENcI1 Nan s Cuape
KIRO-Kate Smith. SIS
News.
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Maybe, she said. And may
be not" She twisted her arm from
his grasp and left the room hur-
riedly.
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KMO-Gnspsl songs
XVI LanEVorth Militar}
Band : Is. CoWhand
kOAiO - Western Agri-
culture Tbs. Top c
The Morning
KJR - Erickson Revival
7.i5. News
KIRO-News. los. Mu-
sic ITO. Farm Mar
kets: tbs. Farm forum
30 A. Vi.
RMO-News. las Trade
and Sale
KVI-News. 7:45, Variety
Review.
kOMO - ReVeTies. 40.
David Harum.
KJR-Christian Science
7.45. Breakfast Club.
X r o - News. Z IS
Music. 7.55. Weather.
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KMO-NeWs. 8 As. Chapel
Chimes
XVI - Song Shop. 8 IS
Morning Hymnal
K o NJ o ~ OverCoaters
a:45. Skitch Henderson
KJR-Farm and home
KIRO-Helen Trent. 3 AS
Gal EliaEan
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KMO-Haven OF Rest.
RVI-Top OF the Morn
ing. BIS. News
KOMO Sa N Hayes.
ais. Words 4 Music
KJR-ENcI1 Nan s Cuape
KIRO-Kate Smith. sis
News.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMo-News. 8 as. Chapel
Chimes
XVI - Song Shop. 8 IS
Morning Hymnal
KO MO Overcoaters.
6:45. Skitch Henderson
KJR-Farm and Home
KIRO-Helen Trent. 8 AS
Gal Sunday
800 a. VI.
KMO - John p Hughes.
els. Dental Program
X V - Time. Tunes,
Topics.
KORIO - Benny Walker.
9:l5. Bess johnson
KJR - Farm and Home,
9:l5. News.
KIRO - Life Beautiful.
el5. Woman In White
$3.50 A. NJ.
RMo-Front Page; Gas.
I'll Find MY WAY
XIV Time Tune :
Topics. Gas, Carolyn
DAVIS.
KOMO-Ellen Randolph.
9:45, DR. Kate.
KJR-Overcoaters: 945.
News. $50. A. L. and
Lee Reiser.
KIRO - Happiness; e45,
A Word to the Wives.
1000 A. NJ.
KMo-News. 1918. Note
book.
KVl-News; 1905, Choral
Hour.
KOMO-Light OF World
10.l5. Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Baker.
KIRO-Big Sister. l0:l5
Aunt Jenny.
1890 A. NJ.
X NJ o - Steeplechase.
l0.45, Lester Huff, Or
gan.
Salute 10 Americas |
kOMO - Valiant Lady. |
lo..45. Grimm's Daugh-
ter.
KJR-The Munros; lO:45, .
Midstream.
K1RO - Fletcher Wiley, |
lo:45. Kate Hopkins.
100 A. Nj.
KMO-The Bookworm.
HIS, Hawaiians.
KNI-War News. 1000,
Concert.
KOMO- Against Storm,
ll:15, Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphans OF Divorce
HIS. Amanda.
KIRO-The Man / Mar
RE d: Has. ngI
Treasury.
80 A. Nj.
X MO Carvel ig;i
HAS, Music and Music /
KVI-Concert Hour.
kOMO-Gulding Light, /
HAS, Vic and SADIE.
KJR-Other Wife; II AS,
Plain Bill.
KIRO-News. Has. Wo-
man OF Courage.
II NOON
KMO - Toast. 1915.
News
KVI-News: l2l5, March
Time.
KOMO-Backstage Wife;
HIP. Stella Dallas
KJR-Old Timers, II is,
News.
KIR o - Singing sam,
l2:l5. Myrt and Marge
l.: 80 L. Nj.
RMO-Johnson Family,
12:45. Ralph Barlow's
Orch.
K VI Farm Markets.
l2:45, Waltzes.
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones,
12:45. Wilder Brown.
KJR-Club tinee
1888. News.
KIRO - Meet the Band,
- as. Stepmother.
100 L. NJ.
KMO - Midday Moon
light. las. Confessions
OF Corsair
XVI - Mystic Melodies.
lis. Rhythm Revue
kOMO-Home of Brave.
l:l5. Portia Blake.
KJR - Richard Brooks
Ills. Cecil Soliy
KiR Deity Croker,
lis, News.
80 L. VI.
KMO-Mayor LaGuardia
kVI-Modern Masters OF
Music
KOMO-Arthur Godfrey
Las. Mary Marlin
X JR Shining Hour.
Las, Cowboy Joe
KIRO - ONeills: las.
Housewives.
200 I. NJ.
KMO-Helen Holden ? is
AS the Twig Is Bent
KVI-Ballad Time
KOMO - Pepper Young
ais. Lone Journey
KJR-FsutSy IN Melody
KIRO-News. 3-l5. Bill
Henry.
2:30 Il NJ.
KMO-John b Hughes.
245. Hollywood.
XVI - Sagebrush Sere-
made
KO NO - Strictly Prom
Dixie. 2;4S. Home
keepers
KJR-Buck Private. 2 as
Wings on Watch
KIRO-Girl Inferno. 2 AS
Treat Time
500 u. VI.
KMO- Concert Choir.
sis. Here's Morgan
kVI-NeWs. 3 05. Musical
Interlude Sis, Deep
South.
KOMO-Butmore Band. .
3.iz, Worldwide News
KJR-Bridge 20 YesteE-
day: Sis. Radio Magic
KIRO-Seconc Mrs. b
Sis. Young Dg Ma
lone. /
$3.50 p. VI.
KMo-stanley Kenton's
orch
XVI Hawaiian Music
3 IS Pour Esquires
hOMO - Rhythm. 3 IS
AeWsCsst
kJR - Betty Randall
singer. 3 IS. TAX. J so
Orchestra
kIRO - When a Gel
Weds. S45. World To-
day.
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KMO - RAYMOND Gram
Swing. els, Townsend
News.
KNI-Dinner Music.
KOMO - Wings OF Des-
tiny
KJR-Scandinavian Re-
porter. els. News.
klRO-Penthouse Party
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KMo-Stanley Kenton :
orch.
XVI - Hawaiian Music.
3 IS Pour Esqulres
kOMO - Rhythm. 3 -
New sCsst
X JR - Betty Randall
singer. 3 IS. TAX 3 so
Orchestra
kIRO - When a Ca
Weds. ) as. World To-
day.
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KMO-Sons OF Pioneers:
6:45. Sport Slants.
KNI-Dinner Hour.
KOMO - Stetson Nehi.
6:35. lnterlude. 6:45.
OverCoaters.
KJR-Listen America
KIRO-Dr. J. c. l.. Bates,
6.45, News.
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Eric Forbes arrived at noon the
next day He was a darkly hand
some man. He was the typical
rnlI,r. cNecilfi,.. hrinl ~ .rnoch
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KMO - Shafter Parker,
5.45. Music For You.
KVI-Sports. 545. Army
Hour.
kOMO - Uncle Walter S
DOLLHOUSE
KRIS Studio. 5 as. Bard
OF the BYE Ways. 5.55,
Nickle Man.
kIRO-HoAyWood.
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X MO Carvel craig;
ll:45. Music and Music
KVI-Concert Hour.
hOMO-Gulding Light,
HAS, Vic and SADIE.
KJR-Other Wife; II AS,
Plain Bill.
KIRO-News. Has, Wo-
MN ~ GnIIEana
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KMO - Toast: u is
News
KVI-NeWs: II Is, March
Time.
NOMENCLATURE Wife;
ll:i2. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Old Timers. II Is,
News.
X II o - Singing sam,
l2:15. Myrt and Marge
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KMO - John p. Hughes
9.15. Dental Program
X V I - Time. Tunes
Topics.
KOMO - Benny Walker.
e:l5. Bess johnson
KJR - Farm and Home
BIS. News.
KIRO - Life Beautiful
e.l5. Woman in White
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Market Reports
Sou \. VI.
kMO-SeWs 6-45, Cha
pei Chimes.
XVI - Sonz shop. 9 as
Morning Hymnal
KOMO - Cali 10 Youth
645. Natl nee IN
Rhythm
ka4t -FaIHl and Home
KIRO-News. 8 IS. Jerry
sears
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KMO-Johnny Davis or
kNI-Final
X o NJ o - Dance Music
II IS News
KJR-li IS. Bill Solrins-
ky. 10 IS organ, Il SIS
News.
KIRO - Voices in song
Il SIS. News. u. Mo =
night. Concert.
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KMO - BIC News: 8::35,
Dick Jurgin 5 Orch.
S:45, Spokane Tacoma
Baseball.
K Y i Robert Roland
Baritone. 8 as, Alfred
Wallenstein's orch.
KOMO-Fort Lewis Life,
845. Sport Scripts.
KJR-DanCe orch. 855
InteTlude
KIRO 49, Jimmy Fiddler.
BIAS. Background oil
War.
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and movement. self-confident. ag-
gressive. Jim Mallory met him
after spending the morning with
Lois Hammond.
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KMO-Green Hornet.
KVI-Cocktail Hour.
KOMO-Latitude Zero.
KJR-Boy Meets Band.
AIS. Brad
lev d Carter.
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KMO The Bookworm.
HIS, Hawaiians.
KVI-War News. 1905
Concert.
KOMO- Against Storm,
l1:15, Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphans OF Divorce
l1:l5. Amanda.
KIRO-The Man / Mar
RE d. HAS. on {
Treasury
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RMO - Stanley Kenton
Orchestra.
.KVI-Al Goodman's Or.
X o MO - RhythmaireS
3.45. Kaltenoorn.
kJR - Hollywood. 3 as
American Fed. Teach
ers Annual Conv.
K | r o - Concert. 3 As,
World Today.
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400 Z. VI.
kMO-Frank Blair I Is
Ma Perkins
KNI-Console Intermez-
70.
kO MO - Overcoaters.
AIS American White
Cross.
K J r - Southernaires.
si5. Rhumba Band
KIRO - News. Ais. job
Finder AT. Lost and
Found
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Secret Voyage
By IosEPH u CHApMICk

Continued From Page Elevenl
know he doesn't want 70 have
anything To do v1th IT
He eyed her calmly enough.
but ne was excited He said.
Maybe you and I could work to-
gether. What do You say He
wanted to find out what she vas
I'D 10. She puzzled him
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kMO-BasebaU.
VI - Harry Horluck's
Orch. 9:45, News.
KOMO-Spectator. Gas.
Chris ellison. Speaker.
KJR-News; Gas. Orch.
KIRO-Bill Henry. Gas.
Barton Elliott. 9:55,
News.
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Continued From Page Eleven)
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He was in the study with Ham
mond. and Mary Larsen was there
too. typlng at her desk. Jim mad
known she would be there.
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KIM Concert Choir.
SIS. Here : Morgan
kVI-NeWs. SOS. Musical
Interlude Sis. Deep
South.
KOMO-Biltmore Band.
3:iz, Worldwide News
KJR-Bricge 20 YesteE-
day: Sis. Radio Magic
KIRO-Seconc Mrs. B
SIS. Young DE. Ma
Anng
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KMO-Baseball.
KVI-Masterworks.
K o MO News: 1918,
This Week in Business
KJR-Jay Burnett. 1915
News.
X | r o - Bob eros BY
Orchestra. 1915. News
Roundup.
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kMO-Salvation Army
Sis. Passing Parade
VI Cowboy Trails.
kOMO-WaltzeS
kJR - Vocalist. SIS
Organ.
KIRO-SChool Quiz
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KMO-Kews. e;l5, Base
ball.
KVI-Hit Tunes.
Hour
K J r - Pasadena orch.
p:l5. Tropical Moods.
KIRO 49, News Review,
p:l5. Red Nickol's Or.
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KMO-Johnson Family,
l2:45. Ralph Barlow S
orch.
K Y | - Farm Markets.
l2:45, Waltzes.
KOMO-Loren1o Jones,
12:45. Wilder Brown.
KJR-Club NJ a II n c (.
1855. News.
KIRO - Meet the Band,
l245, Stepmother.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20
By SAM JACKSON
AP Feature Service Writer

JUNEAU. Alaska. Dec. 20
This land Of the Eskimo. the totem
pole and the midnight sun has
forgotten tourist-trade color for
awhile and IS concentrating on all
out defense.
Alaska is close to Japan, and it
IS even closer to efficient air and
submarine bases in Siberia. which
Delegate Anthony J. Dimond
charged were constructed by Man
technicians during the Russian
German collaboration
American territory. and Rus-
sian territory which conceiv-
ably could be seized by Japan.
are n plain sight Of each other
On Berins strait. The nsarest
bodies of land are Eussia's Big
Dioned island and Americas
Little Diomed.
Alaskans realize that their fish.
furs. gold and forests make the
territory tempting prize
Hou Up Sleeves
Today the situation Is different
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Nazi Mechanical Forces
Are In Headlong Flight

CAIRO, Dec. ga bulletin
from the high command informed
jubilant imperial forces that the
strength OF Axis North African
armies was ebbing rapidly and
that total victory can now be ex-
pected momentarily.
Gen Erwin Rommelrs elite
Nazi mechanical divisions are re-
ported to be in headlong flight,
their supply Of tanks depleted and
their air force decimated
Berlin acknowledged this Ger
man reverse with a curt COM
munique which said tacitly that
the Nazis were Withdrawing ac-
cording to plan. This IS the first
time that a eommunique from the
high command ever announced
that a retreat was part Of pre-
conceived plan
Derna is reported captured and
the coastal highlands ii the hump
Of cirenaica are now almost COM
pletely enveloped-
British general headquarters
however. brushed aside tabula-
tons and captures with the ex-
PLANTATION that attention IS being
concentrated TO maintaining re-
Ientless pressure on the retreating
enemy
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ACADEMY CLOSES
FOR HOLIDAYS
PAUL REUTER- AND WILLIAM
RUSSELL COMING HERE
TO SPEND XMAS

GAINESVILLE Georgia, Dec.
20--The fan term of Riverside
Military Academy closed here to
day with the last Of Riversidess
more than 600 cadets leaving for
the Christmas vacation
The vacation period wiz extend
until 500 P. m, Sunday. January
1. when the Riverside Faculty and
Corps VIII re-assemble at the
Academyis Winter Home at Holly
Mod by-the-Sea, FLORIDA.
Among those returning home
for the holidays are the following
cadets from KEY Wess Florida.
Paul " Reuter-, son Of AIrs Paul
Reuter-, of o05 Whitehead street.
and William B. Russell. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Russell, Of 40
Margaret street
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FIRST VIOLENCE
In BLACK0lJTS


Violence marked FRIDAY nixhts
blarkout last Of the ronnnuuus
series which starzea DIX 3
There VIII be no blsrk0ut 10
might. nor are any expected n
the near future
One young man Wzs zabba1
IN the leg and rushed g thr
Marine hospital Sex treaxnnn..
He refused to identify MS azzsll-
AMI and balked eEI0rzs q eaunss
law endorsement ofsEerx mhn
investigated
The wounded man Nras nscke
up a. Whi1ehcad and Frerors. =
streets bE . passing nsra-rsw.
VINO administered flrz< zd b.
fore taking him to tse ho4palal
Shortly after the blarknuf ~
gan a. midnight Er.dzr. ; ar
was blackjarked - D1xal ans
FetroDia streets hy ashsa.
colored man
The man sEfxeruz crkz 40
bruises ahou tn heaz II
attarker did NOT roA hmss r
ably because Someone zpnaare
CT the scene.
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WAR HASTENS
BUILDING HERE
PLAN ERECTING BARRACKS
on PROPERTY NEAR coUE-
TY COURTHOUSE

The declaration Of war two
weeks ago has fastened the steps
being taken 70 erect army bar
racks on the four blocks near the
county courthouse requisitioned
By the navy recently.
Before hostilities started the
naval station was informed that
there would be considerable de-
lay because Of the shortage OF
building material
In recounting latest develop
ments. 1t Commander Henry L
Naff. navy public relations eoun-
sci said that a road VIII be con-
structed "a provide q public en-
trance 70 the Marine Hospital
This th0rOughfare. he explain
ed. viii eliminate the necessity Of
entrance through the navy yard
proper
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from that IN the World War d
ls17-l8. Then Alaska was drained
Of young manpower with no re-
turns 10 itself The only substan-
tial war activity was the produc-
ton of the great Kennecott COP
per mine
But for the last three years
army navy and territorial agen-
cies have been at work to make
Alaska as nearly impregnable as
possible.
Build Air Strength
On far-flung UnalSska island
within flying distance Of japan,
the navy has been constructing a
large base Closer to the Alaskan
mainland. bases are under way at
Kodiak and Sitka
The army has big projects GO
ing at Anchorage. Fairbanks
and Annette island. An i'm
proved port and rail terminal Is
under construction at Whittier.
A string OF air fields Is being
constructed BY the Civil Aero
nautics Authority They are close
II linked with similar develop
ment IN vast British Columbia, a
province larger than Washington.
Oregon and California combined.
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LEONARD CUERRO
FINED TODAY In
CRIMINAL COURT
VARIOUS OTHER CASES ARE
HEARDs JURY DISCHARGED
FOLLOWING CLOSE or SEES
SION

Leonard Guerro was fined
$3.50 and costs or SIX months II
jail for assault. and battery on
. defense worker.
Sentence was imposed tins
morning in criminal court by
Judge William v AIbury. Guer-
70 was found guilty by a jury
Wednesday.
Guerro, proprietor OF the Red
and Black Barbecue, was accus-
ed Of inflicting . bullet wound
on the legs Of Raymond Muir
ply. The gun used IN the fray
was ordered confiscated-
Several other cases were dis
posed Of IL criminal court yes
tezdsy afternoon and this morn
ing.
Daniel Bloodworth. colored.
who fed to Miami after alleged
" stabbing another colored man
r. an alteration over 30 cents,
was fined $50 and costs. He was
remanded to Jail for six months
IN lieu Of payment
Louis Sparkulsn was fined 81
and costs or six days IL jail aft
q being found guilty On q
vagrancy charge. he chose jail
A. S. Hooker received sentence
Of SO and costs for vagrancy.
Josph Burns was found guilty
Of leaving the scene Of an auto
mobile accident. but sentence
was deferred.
c. J. Burton was committed 10
jail for five days on a guilty
plea Of vagrancy.
Judge William Y. Albury dis
charged the jury after extend
ing the courts Christmas greet
ings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20

FIKE-DOLLAR GIFT
FOR BILLY DANIELS

Billy Daniels. eight-Year-
cid son Of Luther Paul Dan
iels. state highway patrol
mar shot 70 death by q con
teszed killer. viii number
among his Christmas gifts a
S. bin from an unidentified
Mann woman
Police Chief Il Leslie
onigg Of Miami has forward
ed to Mrs. Daniels. who Is
resting Al the home Of her
father On Smith Lane. the
money and the anonymous
letter.
Signed "A sEother-. the
epi<tie said Your son. Billy,
should always be proud ne
had enc Of Americas police
force fo< ; father.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20
PROSPECTS OF
AXIS VICTORY
SAID VAGUE
NAILS RAPIDLY RETREAT
ING: ABANDONED iss W.
LAcEs as THEY STARTED
FLIGHTS

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-The
prospect of eventual Axis victory
decreased stiH further as Russia
and Great Britain heralded re-
ports Of new victories.
The Nazis Keeling ia retreat
abandoned I38 villages IS they
ran N headlong rout which IS
beginning to assume the proper
tons Of Napoleon's historic re-
treat from Moscow.
The Axis forces were reported
retreating just as rapidly in T.ibya
where a total British victory IS on
the verge OF completion
The Italians were reported reel
ing back toward Bengazi while
the Nazis were beating hasty re-
treat to Derna
Cairo pointed out that Britain's
imperial army IN North Africa
had advanced l95 niles from the
Egyptian border since Nov. IS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20
URGE MADE FOR
RED CROSS FUND
EMERGENCY CALI QUOTA N
KEY WEST PLACED
AT sa.ooo
By SAM GOLDSMITH

Any person who wishes to con-
tribute to the Red Gross emerg-
ency fund Of $1,000 for Key West
may send the contribution 10
the Red Cross Office On the sec
ond foor OF the Post Office
building or they may hand Il 70
Ii Condr. T H. Dick al his
home At the south end Of White
head street, better known As
the Thelms StrabeI house, or Il
may Be given 70 Prof Horace
OBryant the president Of TIE
local Red Cross unit
Because Of the holiday season.
Il IS poss7bIe that cznvassers
win be delayed n getting around
to see you However # You
wish, and the Red Cross hopes
You do, you may send along your
money now and then This bust
ness Of winning the war VIII be
over that much quicker.
OF course, you may give what
ever you can; It Is hoped that il
wiz be a lot; If you send along a
dime i VIII be appreciated but
the chances are Chairman Dick
wiH be on your trail to see If
yon didn't forget to enclose the
neSt OF the contribution You
see. L does not take many peo-
PIE 70 make up that quota and
Il you had some part Of your
family IN the service, the Red
Cross win help look out for them
and for you. tOo-they were the
first On the JOB al Pearl Harbor
and were Al the same time trans
hitting messages for the boys
telling parents everything was
under control Unfortunately, The
Red Cross had TO be the bearer
Of sad tidings IN some cases but
what you must understand Is
that they are On the JOB and the
only way they can stay there IS
for you to send IN your contribu-
ton Do it today. won't you-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20

In one month the British have
advanced 245 miles from the
Egyptian border.
BenitO AEuzsolini forced his
way back into the headlines with
an attempt to reinforce his badly
battered Italian army in North
Africa
His attempts to transport shock
troops across the Mediterranean
are believed to be very costly
From French Tunisia emanated
q report that 5000 Italian seamen
and troops were drowned last
week. two Italian cruisers, a de-
stroyer and tire transports were
sunk in a fierce all night fight
with British naval units.