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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-21
Graduate Club Will Meet
in Charles M'Kenny Hall

Graduate Club Of the Michigan
State Normal College will meet IN
Charles MeKenny Hall. Tuesday
at $50. Superintendent OF Schools
Ernest Chapelle. will tell o. eve
al interesting case histories aud
attempts 10 aid boys and girls to
live normally with their associates
Miss Dorothy Cook, 4 student
in the speech department will
give several readings. Miss Ruin
Holmes a graduate student will
give a group of cello solos. &c
companied by Miss Marie Turner.
f. Duane Smith. president OF the
club, will preside.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-21


NATALIE WAS wide awake
lsome hours later when she heard
Brooks come in, but she lay very
still and made no sign. She heard
him moving about very quietly, as
though not to awaken her; and
then he was still. She hid her face
in her pillow and wept as though
her heart would break. Just this
once, she told herself as she wept,
she would be a cry-baby and lower
her defenses. because tomorrow
they would have to be erect and
in shining order again.
Meanwhile, in the cottage Don
aid and June occupied, Donald sat
alone, a white, startled look on his
face, as the time marched by. He
had come back to the cottage after
walking for an hour or more on the
beach after Natalie's scathing de-
,n~unciation. When at last he heard
footsteps on the veranda, and the
door opened to admit June, he
stayed where he was; just sitting,
watching her, waiting for her to
speak. -.
June was startled for a moment.
Then she tilted her pretty chin at
la slightly defiant angle and said,
very distinctly, I'm sorry, but I'm
afraid I'm a little-tight. l hope
you don't mind"
She was so very dignihed, so SOL
emn about it, that the dearness OF
her tugged at his heart and there
was a flicker of amused tenderness
in his eyes as she moved very care
fully to a chair and sat down
rather violently.
Head going around? ?" he asked
politely.
"Of course not. It's the room. ]
wish you'd make it STOP said
June q trife GROSSLY.
"Sure I will-you darned infant
II you wanted to go stepping, why
didn't you tell me so I could &c
along?" he demanded.
June's head went up and she
stared at him, the mists clearing
a little from her brain. Then she
said coldly, II didn't think you'd bt
interested"
"And Brooks Marchbanks was
chr" suggested Donald mildly.
He suggested It," said JUNE
stifiy. And 1t was a very gooc
idea He and well, he and l are
going to be married as Don as yor
and Natalie get divorces"
"Oh, you are. eh?" Donald
flashed, Strengthening. no longer
amused. why. I'll break his mech
making a pass at my wife, anc
on our honeymoon, tool"
That's very funny-only I dom
seem to be amused. I think I'd bet.
ter 20 to bed" She stood up sud.
denly-too suddenly, for her kneei
lbuckled and she would have faller
nat IL Donald hadn't moved swiftly
and caught her. She chung to hin
Idazed, trembling. and Donald said
Poor baby!" and lifted her in hi
arms.
He carried her into the bedroom
and undressed her not too clumsily
When he had tucked her between
the covers, he went out into tn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-21
RESUMES

Detroit. July 21-INS-A spe-
cial, commission appointed by Gov.
Murray ID. Van Wagner resumed
mediation attempts today in the
strike by the Clio Steel Organizing
Committee against the Great
Lakes Engineering Company at
River Rouge which repeatedly holds
defense shipbuilding contracts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-21

NEW YORK-AP-The. Rome
radio said today another unit of
Italian armed forces had left for
the Russian war-front after a send
off by Adelchi Serena, Fascist par
ty secretary, and General Ugo Cav
%allero, undersecretary Of war and
chief of the Italian army general
staff.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-21

ATLASTA-AP- The Atlanta
municipal auditorium is closed 10
isolAtionist Senator Burton X.
Wheeler tD-MonLl for an address.
4 sever nan city council commit
tee voted unanimously here
agains; permitting its use by the
senators No reason was given.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-21
INNATE RETURNED

Jackson. July 2i-AP- William
Nickols, Who escaped from South.
ern MichVan Prison farm last
week. was returned here Saturday
uight following his capture near
Bath
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-21
RAWSoNNllLE HELPING
HAND MEMBERS PLAN rRIe

Rawsonyille. July 2l-Mrs. Don.
aid Lowell and Mrs. Eta Grabow
we're hOstesses TO the Ladies Help
ing Hand Society at the hall Thurs
day. The table decorations were
phlox and perennial peas. After
a delicious dinner the business
meeting was conducted by the
president. Mrs. Lowell. Mrs. GEORGE
Corkins acted as chaplain. Plans
were made 10 take a trip on the
next meeting day. probably 70 the
Irish Hills. The afternoon was
spent making guilt blocks.
Funeral Dinner at Hunt Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hunt al.
tended the funeral Of her sister.
Mrs. Henry Kable. AZ the ST. Ste
phen's Church in New Boston sat
urday. Following the services, re-
latives returned 10 the Hunt home
for dinner. Present were Mt and
Mrs. Fred Goulette and Mrs Har-
old Layerne Curtiss, O.. Mr. and
Mrs. Gustays Bode. Point Place.
g. Mr.. uut Mrs. Felix Dupuis, son
Homer and Mrs. Tony Common.
Toledo, y.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

Mioni int Stoote sslorion ibeint
Heno in Nepooo, oos iid) bisber oes
5ipeifelboften Eufs erirelte, Die @be-
iheiomgsltoot Der Ser. Staoten al
iein, oieien Sui itreitig at MAIDEN.
SSn Der eritcn Seolftc bes loufenoen
SSobres iino im Miomi 5tpeimol mebr
@bei6eiounaen beipi0iet porbeu als
in Teno. Sn Ytioni muroen in ben
eriten feds 0tonaten oes lauienoen
SSabres 2S47 @beideiounesfloeen on
boneig eemoht; in Teno moren es oe-
rem nnr 1905. Geno botte i'm Sabre
1889 2427 @belbeioungen nno lebtes
SSabr m,r 2314 ooer 113 meniaer ols
im Sssobr a,lpor. SsSn Miami ipnroen
i'm Sabre 1899 1886 @beibeionneen
betuilli9t nno leetes SSobr 4417, cine
3unabme BON 1882.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

sSSn elmer boberen So6terihnle in
8reslan mubten Die iuneen NGoben
als S6nlanfeabe cine iclblterlebte
nngetpobnIide @elhihte nieoerlhrei-
ben. Gin Moohen ihiloerte babel Den
Goreong eines @inbrnbes in Der
bdnsliben &obnung. Ssn ibrem Auf.
iab fano iid), befliieelt bon ibrer oih-
terii6en Ybontalie, folaenoe stelle:
,SSie INNER, fam ber Batter a,,f an
oieiem Eoee fpat abenos nod Sonle.
SD offnete ibm bie Sir mo beelei-
tete i'm Damn gum 2ebnltubl i'm
&obn5mn,er, auf ben er iid, er-
ihopft Don oer Nrbeit 8laeen, ibiper
nieberlieB. Sic Mltter meilte bel
germanbten 5u 8eiub, ,pesbolb Der
Batter MIDI bat, ibm al,nt 9benoeiien
cine ibneue Speiie au bereiten Sd
bradte ibm ein paar barte @ier, NOR.
anf ct in onmpfes Briiten berIonf." !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

menihlibe Modt, fein menidlibes
Ytittel anibolten. Selblt Die bnrh
fiinitlibe Yfittel felt Sobrtouienoem
erboltenen M,,n,ien troeen Den &eim
Der 8errpell,ng in iih nno ,peroen
einmal in beu Stoub iinfen. 0os
bette nno ein5ioe Mittel, lein 2eben
5u perlongern nno ieine @el'mobeit
81 erbalten, lit, ein menidenmiiroi.
aes 2eben 81 fiibren, nah ben @e-
boten oes Sd)opiers, ben Gorihriften
Der Sittlibfeit nno ben &e9eln Der
@eiunbbeit. , 7
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
g,itf,uod, Sen 10. gsptsmber 1911
HuSkullft
s.. s., AsaiI.

Mas mir nlis Der 0l. Sbrift iiber
ssssmaeI (b. +. ,,@ott erbort91) nil.
fen, lit folgenoes: Gr ipar Der 5obll
Nbrabnnis ,lro. Der agor, pnrbe OH
6aras Gerlallgen nit ieiner Wfnttei
bonn pitcrIihen Sailie pcrItoBen; IN
Der 8iiite 8eriabee lpnlloerbar BON
gerihnlndtel1 errettet. Ssmoel 5oQ
III oie @iiite 9baroil ,tno beiratete
cine aeeppteri,1. Seine 5lpolf Sobnt
nnroen Stonn,poter ebenlo pielet
Boiler ,lno ieil,e Sodter 8aien1atf
(ooer Mabeletb) iplroe cine oel
9rai,eu @ions. SSsn,ael ltarb 1877
Sabre alt. Seine 9tabfomnlen, bie
sss,naeliter, permittelten ben Gerfebr
atpiiden Dem @npbrat ,,no Meeppte,1
l,no bebl,ten iih nod nno nod oui
Der 5illai<Salbiniel ,mo in oem moro.
liden @robien aus. Die 8ibel beaeih:
net aild i,n aaeemeinen als Ssssmaeli.
ter i6mtlide oil =ioroaniiden Soma
oenltamme, audi oie 9tabfommen oel
Getura (Mabianiter). .>...
Mrs. s. s., DO. -
s Sbmeraltilenoe MitteI, ,pie f!
oft angeprielen ,perben, iollte mm
obne &eiiumg oes slr3tes nidt ee
branhen. @s eibt aber ein ibmer5
ftinenbes Dtittel, Dos ,,ns sic Hatl,l
bietet nnb Dos ibon felt Sabrtanien
ben pen prinlitipen golfern anse
iponbt moroen. Seien nun oie Sbmer
aen oil ireeuoeinem G0rperteil, por
Glberer gertpnnolmg, stob, Sdlag
Son niw. ooer ieien tie bonn innerr
Git elmer idneren Granfbeit, itets
ipirb bas Dfittel belfcn. Man made
bon frii6 ausgeItobener grbe, ie tie
fer, ocito beiier, 2ebm ooer onbere,
@rbe, nit friibem 8runnennaIer-
Inn 5au Der Scot bon anberm @alie,
- einen Seig nno Ieae bieien oil,
Die idnler5enoe Stelle. Sn ettpa Ell
ner Stunoe iollte Der Sbmera Der;
idip,noen iein, wenn nibt, mabt
man cine nene auflaee.
- s. s., gine., Gbip -. -
Mir aeben ssbuen na6itebeno eint
bollitGnbige Anleitlng fir ben sI,
ban ,lno Die 3ubereit,lng bon Sabaf
Die aud anoern nnierer 2eier mill
fo,nlnen iein miro. :z.
Man lat ben Sabafiamen, 1int CUTE
GeinItate au eraielen, iu nloelidit bu
musrei6eu 8ooen, Der reeelnlabil
fe,,dt ,ieim iollte, in Mbitanben bor
einbalb bis aipei SUB. Ser 8ooel
nuB tpieeerbolt gelodert tperoen. 60
balb bie Bliitenitanbe iid a,l enttpif
feln beeinnen, iperben iie, iotpie bi'
balo barauf berborbrehen6en Seiten
fproiie, entiernt. Dieies gntfopfe1
ober @ntgipfeln loipie bas @ntferaer
Der Sproiien uno Der unteren uni
obereu 8ldtter bat Sen 3Wed, ein'
moelibit nolfommene Musbilonnt
Der bleibenoen 8ldtter at tpirfen. 60
balo Die sSarbe Der 8Iotter in ein'
beIIgelbe iibergebt uno bic Blattran
Der anfanaen fih au roIlen, lhneioe
mon oie 8latter al, banet iie, burd
Die Nittelrippe an Shniiren aulr
la1giamelt Grodnen a,lf, i'm shat
ten. Sobalo lie onrd lno bnrh trof
Ten, nimmt man lie gegen 5riibiabl
ab, entfernt Die Gippen, binbet lie il
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

|
ober 8erfen bebanbelt man iebr Dor.
teilbait nit Observation-Disclosures
ober man lege belize &anlillen anf
lmo ipieoerbnIe Ole aufihlGae olle 10
Min,ltelL big cine giterblaie entitebt
lno bieie gum Reifen fonnnt. SIT oie.
ie often, 10 iuoide man lie gut aus
nnb leee noiien 2ebmteig borauf, ben
man ernenert, big ollie llnreinig-
felt entfernt lit. Donn 'poibe man
lauporm ob.
- E. H.. Y. s.
Dieie ioeen. 3auberitiide ser inbis
i6en 3a1bcrfiinitler iino auf Molienz
bppnoie auriid8ufiibren. Gin gemeis
oafiir 1T Dor fnr5em erbraht NOR
oen. Gin 3linltitiid Ser inoiihen ga.
fire beitebt borin, oaB Dor ben Nn,
gen Der 3nifouer nom Serenmeiiter
elm &ern oes Moneoboumes einees
pflan5t miro, aus oen ioiort ein
9oum bero,sipohit, eriint, bliibt nnS
Sriibte trG9t. Cine Silmeeiellihoft
bate es nnternomne,l, ein 8ilo bes
&unititiides ouf5unebnlen. Nls man
ben Slim enttpidelte, Iab man nur
oen 3onbermeiiter onf benz 8ooen
iiben, ein 8elueis, Dob bas ean5e
@oufelipiel MIR ein molien- -bppnoti=
ider Srid ,por.
Wfon fonn bnrb bemilbe Mittel
in notwithstanding f,'r5er ,3eit einc
Eflanae aus hem Samen berousipah=
len laiien. Nenn man es berincben
min, nebnle non Somen Ser Aeter~
file ooer Solatiamer, ,peibe oenieI=
ben "a Stnnoen in reinen @eineeiIt
ein mo pflan5e i'm in einen 8l,men-
topf ein, Der 5u 3ipeiorittel quite
@arteneroe ,mo at eineIn Orittel M
aeloi6ten &olf entbolt (permiihD
8eeiebt man nun sic Soat NIT elmer
@ieBfanne eon5 leiie, 10 enhpidelt
ii6 our6 Sos 2oi6en bes &alfes cine
10 groBe 8arme, Dob aus bem por>
bereiteten Samen ibon in f,,r5er 3eit
- nidt augenblidlib - ein betr6d)t
lihes Sflan5beu entitebt.
9ieles delniide Experiment nor
lbon ppr Sobrbln,ocrten befonnt nno
tpuroe II. a. bon nem aroBen hel1tiben
@elebrten, bent iel. Nlbertns Mog=
nus (1193-1286) ausgefiibrt, Ser
in oen Observation-Disclosures iebr be-
pan6ert mar.
- =. s., Su,ua -
Dos 8ort ,,&iefer" lit bas i'm
plattbeuti9en 9ialeft eebroud)tc
8ort fir Seber, Shoren. Gin Sic
fer lit iemano, Der fiinftiee 9inee in
einem Ybantaiieeebiloe, ober nit iei-
men ipirflihen leibliden Mnseu
idout. Dos Fdbere oariiber finoen
Sic in einen lGneern in oieier $50
denausgabe erideinenoen Mrtifel.
= S. 8,, Sa. -
Aue oieie nit einem tpiilenid)oit-
liden Anltrid beriebenen Sebensper=
aneerungsmittel6en baben iid ols
nntlos eripieIen. 9ie Mbiitbt bel oen
meiiten oieier utpiiienIboftliden'
Gerillbe 1T, oem &orper bes Mcn=
I6en, Der Wtaterie, cine anoauernoe,
eiuige griiten5 5,1 berleiben, mos o.
gen oen 0illen uno sic Nbiibt oes
Sdopiers um6 eeeen bie gfatur Ser
Dinge lit. 0fan min 0en1 Tobe ent>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
6bio Baifenfrennb


| i'm berons, ipiilt bic glotter in rel.
nenr &eaeupoiier 10 lange nus, Bis
oas 8aiier ,,iebt mebr gefarbt er.
iheilt, am belten nit einem 8rnbt,
iiebe. 9ann oriidt man. oie glatter
aiis mo banet iie on elmer Seine
alnn Srnfnen auf. gsnn lit Scr 3abnf
ponl ssifotin gum eroben SeiIf be-
freit 8ann bereitet man folsenbe
2oinna nit Der man bier Efuno
Sabaf bereiten (c,lre) fann: hinge
gepilperten 4asforiae (Gasearillo
- 9rug Store) llno cine bolbe In,
| Be Salpeter fobt man lit einem Quart
8aiier ,nebrere Mole itarf oui, be-
eiebemit hieier beiBen abfoduns ben
Sabof in einem b0I5ernen ooer iroe-
nen @efab nnb miid)e ibn nit Ser
5liiiiiefeit 10 lanee, bis Der Sabof
onrb nno onrb oapot getronft iit
Sierouf i6neioe man i'm I'M noiien
3nltanoe nnb breite i'm 3un Trodnell
an einem lnftigen Sste aus. Wan
mnb i'm offers ipenoen nno miiben,
bis er ean5 troden lit, morauf man
ibn in einem lnitbidten @efGb oui-
beipabrt. I'm Dem Sabof einen Sa.
banagerl,b 5u' eeben, tpenoe man fol
eenbe 8eise an: gDir eeben Die Snere,
oien5ien in ensliiber Sprabe on, 90
nit ieoer iib oieielbeu Ieibter pom
apotbefer beribaffen fann. Ofor
mable mittellnobig fein: 1 lln5e Mo,
&c, / ltn5e Globes, 2 llnaen Ginna.
mon 8arf. 9ann made man felgenoe
Miibung: @rtract galefian fluio: 9
lln5en:: slfobol, elm Hint; @ailer, Elm
Bint. sso6oen bieie 1liiiiisfeiten sut
permiiht iino, fiiee man lopiel oapon
obieer Yulpermiihung bin5u, bob eilI
oiinner 8rei entitebt; bieien brinee
man IN einen Yere,llator ,,nb eieBc
nad nno nod olle 5liiiiiefeiten bin:
au, Bis bieielbe burd oas 8ulper I'M
Serculator eeganaen lit. Gum Sdlul
eieBe man nod oas @emiih bon aipei
llnsen Nlfobol uno 5tpei llnoen @al,
ier auf bas Hulper int 8ereulator
,no nadben1 bieles burbselidert lit,
bot man cine Sabafsbei5e, Die Dem
Sabaf ben @eru6 unb Sen @elhmad
bon Sapano eibt Nus berart sllbe.
reiteteu Eabaf fann n,on ben &aud,
tabaf ,,no audi 3iearren berltelle,l
Da oas 3igarrenmaben cine getpiile
@eldidlibfeit nerlangt nno ei,1
Sanbmerf 1T, ldbt es iib nidbt tbe,
Eoretiid allein erfldren, oas muB MOI,
erlernen. ..- -
Ser ieine @erub 6es Eobafs tpirt
nermebrt,, tpenn man in Der obieei1
@eiie stpei &funo aerltobene, reife
8adboloerbeeren mitfodt; ,no nod
mebr berbenert Dos Mroma Elm gu.
Eiak bon '3nder ooer @onig. lleber.
baupt ma6en auderbaltige 3ui6et
ben Sabaf feiner nno miloer.
9ieie Beiae eeniiet fir ettpo fiini
Yfnnb SabafsblGtter. Man fann in.
6es cine mebr ober ipenieer erobe
Auantitat nebmen, ie nahoem mar1
oen Sabaf itarfer ooer miloer babel,
min. sssn ieoem 9r,ieltore fonnen
Sic obige SSngreoien5ien befommeu.
Webrerem 2eierm 49,
8enn man bel Bienen- ooer 9or=
nibitiden iofort naiie @roe auf Die
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-09
CORRECTION In
COURT PROCEDURE
WHITE SLAVERY DEFENSE
ATTORNEY POINTS OUT Err
Hon IN NEWS ARTICLE

Louis Harris, defense attorney
in the federal white slave trial
of Alice Reid Griffin this week.
pointed out today that para
graph in The Citizen story of the
trial was incorrect.
Judge John w. Holland. in
charging the jury, did not act
ually instruct the jury to dis
regard parts of the defense plea
in which Harris had said the
law was not intended to protect
admitted prostitutes as the
story said.
Harris had told the jury the
Mann act originally was intend
ed only TO cover the traffic in
young girls, but had been held
in federal courts since that time
to cover the transportation of
all women from state To state
for immoral purposes Judge
Holland corroborated Harris
statement by telling the jury
that the law does apply to the
transportation of any woman,
regardless OF her moral charac-
ter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-09
THOS. DUANE TO
Give TESTIMONY
RELEASED FROM JAIL IN
CUSTODY OF EN-
PLOYER

Thomas Duane, rooming house
employe who attempted to kill
himself Tuesday night by slash
ing his wrist with a safety razor
blade, will appear before coro-
ner's jury this afternoon at 400
o'clock to testify in connection
with the death Sunday night of
Miss Thelma Ballantine, room
er at the establishment.
Duane, who was held in city
and county jails after his suicide
attempt, has been released in
the custody of his employer for
medical treatment.
Miss Ballantine died at Ma
rine hospital, either from pneu-
monia or from the effects of a
sleeping drug. Members of the
coroner's jury, under Peace JUS
tice Franklin Arenberg, asked a
recess in the inquest until today,
while an analysis was made of
the contents of the woman's
stomach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-09
MORE PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS
SALES AppRoxIMATINc So.
500 RECORDED At coUE-
TY COURTHOUSE

Marion Sutton. Duval county.
has purchased for about 81 900 a
50-foot front lot. on William street
near Windsor Lane The property
formerly VAS that Of Linton
Curry.
Charles ", LETTERS Of Ohio pur-
chased property on Olivia street
from Oliver Z. Roberts ~ Hills
borough county and Florence II.
Edwards ard Mary Sslrr1p. Mon
roe county. The purchase price
was about So. 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-09
COInnliSsiOnetSAgrce To
Purchase Fire Truck For
Use Along Florida Keys
MRS. FRED HOWDEN
LANDS RECORD FISH

Mrs. Fred J. Howden. visit
ing at Pirates Cove with a
party of IA other Savannah.
Ga. vacationers. was credit
ed this week with a seasons
record when she landed 29-
pound permit.
Fishermen at the camp
said the permit was the larg-
est taken this season. and
possibly the largest in sew
eral years. John A. Myers.
another of the visitors. land
ed a 62h-pound sailfish to
top a catch of nine sails
brought in on one trip.
Members of the party are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Space.
MIR. and Mrs. John Marshal
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ran
dali Windburn. DR.. A. J.
Wearing and Mrs. Wearing.
DR.. Lawrence B. Dunn and
Mrs. Dunn. MIR. and Mrs.
Fred J. Howden and John A.
Myers.
Each spring for the past Is
years. the party has made
visit 10 some point in Florida
for fishing. several times
coming TO the keys.
They arrived at Pirates
Cove Saturday and will
leave during the weekend.
Capt. Lawrence Munro of
the fishing boat Warrior"
came from Miami to meet
The party. while Captain Nc
ouade at the camp has
placed two boats at their
disposal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-09
Plan Preparing Men For Work
In Lines OF Defense Program

Three classes in acetelyne and
electric welding will open Mon
day morning to prepare local men
for work in the defense program,
I. L. Murray, local director of the
training schools, announced to-
day.
Murray, a representative of the
state board of education. came
here from Miami yesterday to re-
main in charge of the schools. He
will direct all vocational educa-
ton in the city.
Under the schedule worked out
for the welding classes. WPA en-
ployes will hold one class from
midnight to $50 a. m; unemploy-
ed youths from 10 to IS will study
from 8 a. m. to $50 p. m, and en-
ployed men seeking additional
knowledge VIII hold their classes
from 6 p. m. to 9 p m.
About Is men will take part in
each class, with the courses con-
tinuing for a period of from eight
TO 10 weeks. The classes will be
held at the old cigar factory build
ing at Catherine and Grinnell
streets.
Instructors will be Lawrence
Freeman, Earl Roberts and r. II
! Thompson.
Murray will operate from the
office of Melvin Russell. etiuca-
ton superintendent, at the county
courthouse. Persons wishing II
apply for entrance in the classe!
may be interviewed there
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BRITISH FORCES
MAKE GAINS
lny Associated f'resn1

CAIRO. May g.-Expeditionary
forces of Britain's Army Of the
Nile today were reported 20 have
taken complete command Of the
situation in Irau. but British mill
tary leaders admitted the danger
of a full scale war in tire territory
is not over.
Moving swiftly to blast the Iraq
army before il can gel help from
Germany. RAP planes have de-
stroycd the enemy Dir force and
blown np strategic ammunition
dumps vital TO the nations de-
Tense
A communiuue said British
troops now are in complete con-
troll of the port and city at Hasra
and soldiers transported in plsnes
have broken the Irau arFny's grip
on the aiTdrofne 81 Hsbbaniyah
British officials here admit.
Lontinued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-09
MAKE SURVEY
OF WATERWAYS
AND HIGHWAYS
STATE DEFENSE COUNCIL
PREPARES FOR HANDLING
TRANSPORTATION. COM
MUN1cAT1oN PROBLEMS


TAMPA, May 9.-Florida's
highways, waterways and air
lanes are being surveyed by the
State Defense Council of Florida
in preparation for handling trans
portation and communication
problems in time of emergency.
The State Councils division of
communications and transporta-
ton, headed by Cody Fowler of
Tampa, is making the survey as
part of civilian preparedness
program.
Emergency might m n
threat of invasion or air attack or
the less serious problem of some
disaster such as fire or storm.
The survey will provide work
ing plan for coordinating all
transportation services in the task
of moving men and materials, and
for organizing radio stations and
telephone and telegraph systems
into one statewide network.
Florida is particularly i'm
portant in the national defense" ,
Fowler said. "The government
has shown this by the number of
military projects established in
the state. We've got to plan now,
without alarm but seriously, what
to do if the war approaches our
shores"
The survey. when completed,
will show such important facts as
which highways and bridges are
capable of carrying heavy equip
ment, how many boats and barges
are available to supplement rail
service, the locations and opera
tors of more than 500 amateur
radio stations which dot the state,
and the facilities of the various air
| lines.
Fowler said his division plans
to organize motorcycle patrols
among cycle clubs, and some
truck and automobile units for
emergency service.
Coordination of radio stations,
| telephone and telegraph services
will be an important factor in the
civilian afraid warning system
planned by the army.
Assisting Fowler is an advisory
/ committee composed of T. P.
/ Caldwell, Miami, aviation; Eu-
gene S. Matthews, Tallahassee,
member of the state railroad COM
mission, railway and buses; Howe
f. Moredock, Miami, trucking; A.
iB. Dooley, Jacksonville, tele-
phone and telegraph; Charles E.
Albury. Miami, shipping; Ralph
Nicholson, Tampa, commercial
radio; Capt. Glenn c. Cole, Or
lando, amateur radio; and Guy ii,
Allen, Tampa. motor patrol and
transport
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-09
PATROL ARRIVES
in WASHINGTON
SCHEDULED TO HEAD PA.
RADE THIS MORN
ING

Boys and girls of Key Vests
safety patrol arrived in Wash
ington last night at GAS O'Clock,
according to a telegram received
today by Judge William v. AL
bury from Myrtland Gates, di-
rector of the patrol, who is SUI
pervising the trip.
The II boys and girls were
scheduled to head a parade down
Pennsylvania avenue this morn
ing with other representatives
OF patrols from throughout the
nation. Today and tomorrow
they will spend sightseeing in
the capital and vicinity,