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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Blooms committee viii holo
hearings on the bill early next
week and leaders hope 10 have the
house pass IT before the end Of
that week.
The president Was specific IN
asking the power to arm merchant
vessels. u. was almost equally
specific In requesting abolition OF
the combat zones 10 permit ships
to 20 anywhere on the seven seas
but he indicated that that matter
may be deferred for q short while.
81 recommend the repeal III
s~efson q of the sct Of Nov.
4, 1899. which prohibits the
srmlnx Of American flag ships
In foreign commerce.. he said.
1T IL an imperative need now
10 equip American merchant yes
seis with arms. We are not faced
with the old type Of pirate but
with the modern pirates Of the
sea who travel beneath the sur
face or on the surface or IN thf
air, destroying defsnseless snip'
without warning and without pro-
yislon for the safety Of the pas
sengers and crews. he said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

iconiinued From Page onel
foreign relations COMMITTEES wer.
ready with a simple bill 10 repeal
section Of the neutrality act
and To approve the arming Of
merchant vessels during the un-
limited national emergency pro-
claimed by Roosevelt on May n.
Prior 20 the reading of the
presidents message. Secretary OF
state cordoll Hull said he con-
ddered II important and urgent
that action be taken quickly to
change the neutrality act, ineiud-
ing repeal Of section Q. the one
which now forbids the arming OF
merchant ships He m ade the
statement at q press conferences,
authorizing direct quotation OF his
words TO emphasize his concern
over the issue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
EDDIE BUSH COMES
HERE FOR WINTER
GOLF PRO WILL MAKE rx.
PRovEsEENTs TO LOCAL
COURSE

Eddie Bush. pro in charge az
the Key West Golf Club wa lean.e
trlday 10 enter the Miami sse.00O
open golf tournament
On his return he wiz eontir,ue
the Improvements ne has already
started on the local fairwavs IN
preparation for what he believes
VIII be = banner season.
he will be assisted TINS season
ms fifth in Key West, By Bin
johnson, assistant at Colgate Uni
Verslty for eight years and now
pro at the Little Falls Golf Club
Bush Is on the pro staff Of the
Oak Park County Club Of Chi
cago.
He Inspected the KEY West fair
ways this morning and said that
they are in the best condition
they could possibly be al this time
Of year.
Beginning January /. Mr.. Bush
VIII begin q series of 10 articles ON
How To Improve Your Golf :"
They win be published in The
Citizen once week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
M'MAHON FUNERAL
RITES TOMORROW
WILL BE HELD AT 4.3n ,. d.
FROM ASaE STEET
RESIDENCE

The funeral CT Jeseph G. &r-
Mahon viii he held $50 o'ciock
tomorrow afternoon Eruul f1e
residence, 620 Ashe street
Rev. " b Mundy. q the
Fleming Street Mcthodizi eaurrt
win Officiate.
Survivors are MrS Lsnuise Mc-
Mshon, vile; two suns Jutn Asc-
Mahon e Key West and Joe AEc-
Mahon ef Miami, . aauNnaer.
Mrs. Woodrow Nilsnn q Ma1ni
a1d = hwof1Esr. Lee hsozzahaz.
PalEbearers VII b. Carl Fe~-
vaadi, Ross Sawyer. Eav~nn
Lord Berhn Sswyer. Czsn.s
Gandolfo and Allan z. Clearp.
Jr
Lopez Funeral Hanse Is -
charge Of arrsnRemen1x. Bra
viii be IN the family lns in xne
CITY cemetery
BPoE Ne. 5sl. Oraer q.
EllNS. win attend the funeral m
. body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
CAPT. TEITELBAUM
ASSIGNED To DUTY
TO TAKE OVER DUTIES OF
CAPTAIN MOLE At KEY
WEST BARRACKS

Captain Irving Teitelbaum az
rived al Key West Barracks r.
Gently To take over the duties
Of Captain John Mole, who was
retired to private life, having at
tanned retirement age Captain
Mole returned % his home Al
BulnsOn- s c.
Captain TeiteIbaum was trans
ferred TO KEY West fran Camp
Banding. where he was engsg-
ed In neuro-pysehiatric work
He was indicted into Federal
service March 6. 1871 Previous
IL he had been engaged In dag
nOSis In the Bureau Of Com
municbaIe Diseases, Department
Of Health. N-YC
While az Camp Banding ne
also served on Physical Exam
inati0n Board During recent
Third Army maneuvers n Louis
lana he was Chief Evacuation
Officer IN charge Of medical
dispensary. Previous 70 federal
induction this year he had serv-
ed at different times al Carlisle
Barracks. Carlisle, Pa. and Fl
Benning. Ga
As a private practitioner, Cap
tain Teitelhaum was interested
mainly IN PSycho-Analysis from
preventive phase of field Of
medicine.
Captaia TeRslsaun, with Mrs
Teiielbaum and children, were
assigned 70 Quarters No. So, Key
West Barracks
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
PROBE MADE In
NEGRO SHOOTING.
OFFICER CLAIMS TO HAVE
INFORMATION RErUTINc
MANS STATEMENT

BOzie jackson. principal in the
shooting affray on Duvsl street
early yesterday morning. insists
that it's a case Of mistaken iden-
tity.
Constable Bienvenido Perez,
who is conducted a searching IN
veStigation Of the daring. day.
light shooting. revealed today
that he IS in possession of in
formation which tends 70 refute
JackSon's testimony
Jackson was resting comfort
ably today from the wound in
his thigh inflicted by two white
men who shot him from q speed
ing automobile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

state capital in Tallahassee. but
his assistants assured Ross c. Saw
yer. clerk Of the circuit court. that
il would be given prompt atten-
ton
The telegram signed BY Mr..
Sawyer and Carl Bervaldi. chair
man Of the board Of county com-
miSsioners informed the governor
Of the sudden death OF the tax col
leetor and continued.
1871 TAX ROLLS WE'RE
OPENED FOR COLLECTION
TODAY STOP AUTO TAG
SALES BEGAN TO-DAY STOP
IMPORTANT THIS OFFICE BE
OPENED WITH LEAST POS
STBLE DELAY STOP ADVISE
BY WIRE STEPS TO TAKE
STOP.
A reply from the governor him
self was being awaited Pending
official instructions the county
tax collectors Office VIII be
closed.
II VIII take al least 10 days BE-
fore a successor can reopen the de-
partment After Governor HOl-
land has studied recommendations
and applications. the man or wo-
man appointed win be required
70 qualify. He OF she VIII also
have TO be placed under bond
All this. it Is expected, viii
take at least q week
Mr.. McA1ahon. 50. died unex-
pectedly Of q heart attack al his
office IN the county courthouse
shortly after 2 p. m yesterday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
NA1 INVASION IS
SEEN BY ENGLISH

LONDON. Dec Prime
Minister Winston Churchill told
the British House of Commons
today that the danger of invs-
sion Is greater now than II has
been for some time
He explained that Hitler may
turn 70. MS original plan Of at
tack on the English Isles to.turn
attention away from his defeat
in Russia
We must always be ready TO
repel an invasion, warned the
prime minister.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
GAMBLING ARRESTS

Although loczi law en-
fcrcsnent agencies profess &c
know nothing of any stop
gambling order. fEo men
were arrested yesterday On
gambling charges
Jose Pence was fined SIS
and costs O. 60 days by
Judge william v AEburYs
who a5iudiczsed hin guilty
OF = gambling charge.
H D. Tobin was placed
under 500 bend On charges
Of operating a gambling de-
vice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
NEW JERSEYS
WATER PROJECT
GIVEN APPROVAL
MTRAcoASTAL CANAL Be
GINS AT MANASoUAN RIv-
ER AND ENDS AT KEY
WEST
Manasquan IN. j. ReoOrdD

ManaSquan On. j. Record)
Monmouth and Ocean county
navigation Improvement projects
totaling $4,000 are included in
a billion-doIlar rivers and har-
bOrS authorization bill which
was approved by the house nv
eS and harborS committee last
Friday.
The New Jersey IntracoaStal
waterway prOject, estimated at
S2.lO0. 800. is also included.
The 1ntracoaStsl canal IS one
Of the @lAiSSing links in the In
lana Waterway beginning al the
Msnasquan river and ending at
Key West, Florida.
l. p Altman, publisher Of The
Ocean County Leader al Point
Pleasant and The Key West Citi-
zen, at Key West has the dis
tinction of owning a newspaper
at each end Of the Inland Wa
terway-
Mr. Artman is the national
representative on the New Jer-
Sey Waterways from the state OF
Florida He said this week:
Extension Of the inland va
terway 70 Key West, sought and
battled for ever since inland
waterways began. had two more
powerful allies last week.
Both the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress. meeting for
the second time in history out
side Of Washington. and the At
lantlc Deeper Waterways Asso-
cation had taken time out IN
their Miami conventions 10
recommend deepening the wa
terway from Jacksonville sos,th
and extending il from Bahia
Honda 10 Key West
For the group of men who
have striven for waterway
from the north. approval Of the
two organizations meant another
important victory.
Engineers and divisions Of
government repeatedly IN the
past have approved. then turn
ed down the waterway exten-
SION Al times the project has
mad strong support. al other
times II has been almost forgot
ten both among the powers
tnat-oe and by the general pub
lie
But men who could see rs
tContfnuec IN Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

fHx Associated FreNs1
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The
situation in the Far East con
tinued to seethe in electric tense
ness in spite of Japzn's over
lures to continue negotiations
with the United States.
The State Department is still
awaiting . formal reply from
Tokyo On The Peace-or-war dis
eussions which were held here.
Summer Wells. undersserstarY
Of state. expressed Ameriea's
with Eippon's delay
ing tactics and said in effect.
Speak up. Japan.
japanese Ambassador Nomura
and KurusO, envoy extraoEdin-
tConiirued On Page FOUrI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

NOVEMBER VERY
PLEASANT MONTH

Ia the report issued Gov
eTing the monfh Ct Noyem-
Der. the Key West Weather
Bursaa shows that the high
esk tsnpsxature during the
meath was 80 degrees On
the first day and the lowest
Ea IS On the tenth
Heaviest precipitation was
ans irc1es On the sixth and
seventh Of the zzorth. with
a prevailing wind frcm the
norsheaSt-
Thsrs we're fan clear days.
ten partly elcudY and ten
clo1dx-
An even temperature pre-
vailed all during the month.
with the most pleasant wea-
ther experienced fer many
years during November.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

and BrOWar1 counties closed A
few days later. ne declared that
ms stop gambling" drive would
be extended If conditions require
their extension However. he
did not mention Monroe eounSS
The sheriff and the police chief
today insisted that no such order
had been issued 70 them Police
Chief Eiwoo3 said that neither he.
noT the msyor had received IN
stE1cti0ns Of any kind . halt Or
restrict either gambling OF VICE
This IS al news 10 me de-
clared Sheriff Sawyer He an
Continued on Page -F0ur1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

COUNTY COLLECTORS
OFFICE WILL REMAIN
CLOSED FOR TEN DAYS

Due to the sudden death
Of Joseph c. Mcmahon yes
terdaY afternoon. the office
Of the county tax collector
will be closed for at least 10
days.
Unless special dispense
ton IS given by Governor
Spesssrd L Holland. auto
mobile owners viii have TO
wait for q week or more for
their 1912 license plates
which went On sale Yester-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
CITY COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT

The first regular meeting Of
the new City Council viii be
held tonight beginning Al 7.39
o'cloek- The meeting nights have
been changed from Thursdays
to Tuesdays. the FIST and third
tuesday Of each month-
There vii be considerable
business eoming before the board
tonight. much Of which was de-
feTred al a previous special seS-
sion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
NOTICE, BP.O. ELKS

An members p r. o. EIks No
ISL are requested 10 meet at Lodge
Rooms tomorrow afternoon, 400
O'Clock for purpose Of attending
funeral Of deceased brother.
Joseph c. Mcmahon Visiting
EIks invited
II c GALLEY.
dec2-1k Exalted Ruler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
MCMAHON WIDOW MAY
SUCCEED HUSBAND

a report current in political
circles asserts that Mrs.
Louise Mcmahon. widow of
Joe c. Mcmahon. will be
recommended TO succeed her
husband as county tax eollec-
tor.
Any citizen who feels quail
fed for the position Is eligible
10 file his application with
Gov. Spessard L. Holland.
who win make the appoint
ment.
One Of the leading candi-
dates. il is generally believed.
is Frank II. Laid who was
defeated by McNahcn In the
last election The office car
ries = four-Year term
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
Sheriff And Police Chief
Know Nothing About Order
To Shut Down Gambling

The order which elamped the
Lid on gambling and vice n Key
West last night today remained
shrouded n deep mystery IS
Sheriff Berlin Sawyer and Chief
Of Police Ivan EiwOod disclaimed
any knowledge whatever Of the
edict
Several weeks ago. Governor
Spessard L Holland ordered Dzde
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

+ PLAINTIFF N J.--AlrS. Anna
Davis required hospital treatment
when. while removing q shoe tree
from a shoe. it sprang from her
grasp. broke her eyeglasses and
cut her face.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
Moscow Claims SKa9inQ
Victory Around tHRiHgSd
London Reports Russians
We're Unable To Keep
Up With RetreAting Ger
mans

NEW YORK. De- 1-The AEas-
COW radio today coutizzsd Is
sweeping claims 81 naj1z xi-tzrsss
IN tina South ana aruunz Lensn-
grad
BsrIin did net dispuas ssuus
claims The Nan cazznaznizus
lzald thai ana zrnw Was -nnamwsnz
its intention on Moscow snz sn.a
the Soviet capital was Al z=uaa
danger.
Moscow retailated With fhP r.
port that II was holding us Own
and animated that the same sste
awaits the German army on tins
central front as IS beng mesed
out 10 the forces now neel1ug IN
disastrous retreat from Rustuv.
In the south. the Red Arruys
second counter offensive Mas as
sumlng major prup0rti0nS- The
Nazls were driven back s. raure
miles and are now reported % be
100 kil0mcters west uf Ros1oE
the Don river entrance o. the
CsuC asuS-
The new drive was hez<l1E
down 05llqueiy toward the sea
and was threatening the enemy 5
rear with annihllation.
London Suurces sand ttat ane
0nTIIShiag Russians weTe Hna1le
to keep up with the retxe&szng
GcFmans Nra0 lyere A14A ArsE NsG4a
equipment behind
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
Roosevelt And His War Cabinet
Meet At White House To Discuss
Matters In Far East Situation
Governor Requested To
Name New Tax Collector

A telegram was dispatched to
Governor Spessard L. Holland
yesterday afternoon urging him to
fill, with the least possible delay.
the vacancy caused by the unex-
pected death Of County Tax Col
iector Joe c. McNehon.
The message did not reach the
governor who was away from the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
Key WestPoStofficeS Shows
Great Increase I'm Business

Key westefs are sending out
three times as much in money
orders as are being paid out
here.
A summary Of November
business released BY the Post
Office today also disclosed that
the amount Of money orders IS
sued during the past month ex-
GELS By more than $4,000 the
eesseess@ssassssse@ee@es
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
America Becomes Very
Impatient Over Delay
By Japan In Making Re-
ply To Us. Message
BULLETIN
6By Associates Prekx1

WASHINGTON. Dec. A.
President Roosevelt and his
war cabinet met in confer
ence At the White House
this noon.
Stephen Early. the Presi-
dents secretary. described
the neeting as q general
checkup. particularly On
the Far Eastern situation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

amount Of the corresponding
month a year ago.
The figures also show a mark
ed increase over last year in
postal savings
A comparison of November
business IN 1870 and 1871 fol-
lows:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02
SGtbaGkS Cause British
To Operate On Defbr


ms Assesses #.se~s1
MELBOURNE Anasrna.
Dec. 1.--The Ammaxmzamn hma-
tleship param4fn was ana-
pedoed and Eunk- NJ u<hzz
details were gives bF -
British AdmaxmlEv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

KEY Wesr. Flo-zc8- rs -
most egzEble este = -
country VIII ar $3.50
range e OnlE Il Fzk-zz1E1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-02

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For G. Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Cassius N. Clay Named
B. & 0. Solicitor

Cassius M. Clay of the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. has been
appointed general solicitor of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, sue
ceeding the late Edgar w. Young,
it was announced today.
Mr.. Clay had been counsel in
charge of the railroad section of the
legal division of the R. F. c.. since
1892.
Born in Kentucky in 1895, Mr.
Clay was educated at Taft School
in Watertown, Conn, and at Yale
He was admitted to the Kentucky
and New York bars, and was asso-
ciated with the firms of Simpson,
Thatcher & Bartlett, and Beck
man Bogue & Clark, prior TO join
ing the staff of the R. F. C.
Mr.. Clay is member of the Ken
lucky Bar Association, Phi Beta
Kappa, Beta Theta Pi and Phi Delta
Phi He is the author of several
books on legal subjects.
Mr.. Clay has made his home In
Alexandria, Va. Announcement OF
his appointment to the B. & o. was
made by John j. Cornwall, general
counsel.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Liquor Price Control
Debated at Hearing
OF A. B. {. Board
Opposition Develops
To Plans Offered by
Industry Committee

Renewed proposals by two organ
ize6 groups in the District liquor in
dustry for some form of price con-
troll as a means Of ending the So
called evils of "cut-throat compe-
tition" were debated today at a
public hearing before the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board.
Opposition developed to Sugges-
tions which have been advanced by
the Beverage Industry Committee
headed by Milton S. Kronheim, sr,
liquor wholesaler, and the District
Retail Liquor Dealers Association.
The A. B. C. Board called the hear
ing after these two groups had pc
titioned the reconstructed Board OF
Commissioners to adopt their pro-
posals. shelved earlier by other Com
missloners.
The retail association presented
an outline of its plan to the hear
ing which called for prohibition
of price advertising; filing of price
schedules with the A B. C. Board,
these to be changed only with the
approval of the board; that no re-
taller would be permitted TO sell
liquor at a price below the listed
schedule; that there be a ban on
rebates or discounts, except those
specifically approved, and that no IL
censce shall purchase any beverage
at a price less than in the approved
schedule.
Irwin Goldstein, representing a
LIQUOR store, not a member of the
Retail Association, declared the "ob-
vious purpose" of the proponents Of
the plan was to sell more liquor
rather than less and that these
folks are not coming here TO pro-
mote temperance" He declared
the principal purpose was to obtain
price control over liquor and that
the board should not approve any,
thing which would "penalize indus
try and thrift
When the hearing is concluded
the A. B. C. board is expected TO
make a report, and perhaps recon-
mendations, to the Commissioners.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Hull Indicates u. 5.
is Giving Indirect
Aid 10 Free French
Secretary Declares
De GouIIe Forces Get
Regular British Help

Secretary of State Hull indicated
today that American war supplies
are aiding the Free French forces
to carry on their fight against Ger
many in defiance of the Vichy gov
ernments policy of collaboration
with the. Axis.
+ His comment arose from ques-
ton as to whether the "Free
French" forces were eligible for
lease-lend aid in line with Presi-
dent Roosevelts declaration in con-
nection with extending such aid to
a Polish unit. in Canada yesterday
that the American policy was tic
extend aid to all who resist aggres-
sion"
Mr.. Hull said the De Gaulle forces
were receiving aid Systematically
through the British. That is the
situation at present, he explained
when asked specifically if any nego-
tiations for direct lease-lend assist
ance were under way.
Mr. Hull said the recent persona.
message to President Roosevelt from
japanese Premier Prince Konoye
was not being overlooked and that
an answer to the Konoye message
would go forward in due course.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. 3 (R,.-Eggs' l2.44o:
STEADY. STEADY =. Mixed colors; Fancy to extra
~: . y: meolums; ia dirties, No. L. 2s-2sA;
whites: Resale of premium marks. 4OIa-
81 Nearby and AMidwestern premium
MARKS; M q 12-4o; specials. 81; standards,
m1ediums 35la-39(., Mediums, 34is-35:
puIiets' 29-3n. Nearby and MidWeStern
puLets, 21-2S; peewees 23-24
J.. Browns: Nearby and Midwestern fancy
70 extra fancy, 31-41: specials 36Ia;
standards. 33; mediums, 81 I2-32.
DUCK eggs. 31-32
>, Butter, 49O,213; irregular. Creamery:
sse9ssneF sesf tha1 3, 90 score and premium marks,
S9s,,"l score 32A-35la. s4S7 score, 3O34-
Cheese firm: .26.75O. Prices UNCHANGED
Dressed poultry frp. All fresh and
frozen prices unchanged
Live poultry. by freight easier. Broilers,
ROCKS. Il colored and Leghorn. 20 Fowls,
colored, 1926: Leghorn, 1920. Pullets'
Rocks 26. Old roosters, IS Turkeys
hens, %; young toms %. Ducks. I3. By
e3press, SKI esSss IFresgplsr Chickens, Rocks, q
Broilers Rocks, 90; Southern. 90: Crosses. e, 1
-: some fancy; p "a: colored, Southern,
cred; best. 1924: Leghorn.' nearby 30;
Southern, is. Pullets, crosses large, 26:
medium, 24-25: Reds, 25 Old roosters,
16; Leghorn, 10. Ducks Southern, l2
Japan has a new anti-hoarding
drive
Evening star., 1941-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO Sept. 8 1P.-Poultry. live,
50 trucks; hens, f1rmer; chickens irregular:
down, 2l brolers, 21a pounds and down,
Plymouth Rock. 2Ql2: springs, pounds
White ROCK, 1872: under 4 pounds, Ply
mouth Rock, 2O12; other prices unchanged.
Butter. receipts, 976,736: firm; cream
cry, 90 score, 37-37l2: 81. 3612: other
prices UNCHANGED.
EGGS, receipts, s,166; steady; market un-
changed.
total U. s shipments. 1874: supplies mod
crate, demand light. market steady: Idaho
Russet Burbanks y. s. No. /, 1,a5-2.oo;
Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No /. 1.50-65;
Colorado Bliss Triumphs, q. s. No. !,
] so; Minnesota Cobblers, y. s. No. !,
110; Wisconsin Cobblers, q. S. No. l.
llQ-l5.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Escape 300-Foot PLUNGE

BOUNTIFUL, Utah, Sept. 5 IP).-
w. L. Thomas's automobile at least
picked a soft spot to go tumbling
300 feet down a canyonside. Heavy
brush cushioned the fall and only
two windows were broken. Mr.
Thomas and three passengers
escaped serious injury.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK. Sept LP-Textile mar
kets were quiet again TO-DAY. A shortage
textile industry was reported to be reach
ins such a point that production might
have to be curtailed. It was believed
the industry might ask for higher priority
ratings in order to obtain the needed
machinery.
Eayon loom activity was off slightly
last week because of a shortage of yarn.
the National Weavers' Association re-
ported today.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Auto Production
Says to 32,940
Units i'm Week
sy tht Associated Press.

Ry tht Associated Press.
DETROIT, Sept. 5-Ward's Re-
ports, Inc, today estimated this
weeks output of passenger cars and
trucks in the United States and
Canada at 32,940 units. compared
with 1896 last week and 1866 last
year at this time,
The decline was attributed to the
Labor Day holiday that closed all
plants for a day Wards said that
a rapid rise in volume was indicated
for next week.