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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
Husbands, Wife's Wills Admitted
 ToProbate Here

Unusual interest attaches to the filing of two inventories of estates In Probate Court today In that they were for husband and wife, whose deaths oc- cured In thls city within one month of each other. Both in- ventorics were accepted for pro- bate by Judge Patrick Healey.
 The estates are those of Will liam Craft and his wlfe, Cath. erine. Mrs. Craft died on Jan- uary 30 of this year, her hus- band on March 8.
 The combined estates total $l0,o79.52, according to the in- ventories filed and are repre- scented by joint interests the couple held In property on Wal nut street and several mortgage notes. Both were almost iden- tical In value, . difference being noted In the amount of interest due on one note In the Will liam Craft estate.
 Mrs. Crafts estate totaled S5,- O34.92, while Mr. Crafts estate was $5,044.6O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
FORDHAM GRADS
 HOLD MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the Nau- gatuck Valley Fordham Alumni As- sociation was held Thursday even- ing. at the Quaker Inn.
 Besides the regular business of the club, a committee of arrange ment for the next meeting was ap- pointed. Those appointed were: Vim cent M. Enright, Dr. M. Carol Cul- hane. John c. Flynn. Vincent o. Le- Roy and Edmund w. Fossbender.
 Attending Thursday evenings s meeting were: Atty. Finton J. Phe- Ian. Atty. Frederick w. Palomba, Michael J'Anthony, Dr. Louis J. Tli- bault, Jr,, Vincent 0. LeRoy, Dr. M. Carol Culhane, Vincent M. Enright, Rev. George F. Dunn, Earl F. Col son, James F. McGrath, Vincent F. Kelly, Francis J. Anderson, Ed mund w. Fossbender, John O. Flynn, Atty. Joseph J. Phelan, Vim cent R. McElligott, Christopher J. Griffin. Edward J. Duffy, pr. Pas- quale L. Palomba, Edmund T. Grove.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

ing spot for sportsmen and "politi- cianS".
 While no plans have been made as yet for the future. Nick said last night that he and his brother will take Q vacation, and their sister will retire entirely from business.
 Last Saturday 1t was announced that the big business block on the corner of Bank street and Harrison avenue had been sold to e national ly known clothing company. Many changes will be made later, includ- ing the moving of the Shulte Cigar store from that well known spot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
WARMERS BUYS
 MISSISSIPPI BELLE

Hollywood, Calf. -- Mississippi Belle,' new novel by Clements Ripley, which will appear first as Q Liberty Magazine serial and later as Q book, will also be a Warner Rrog. film. Tho studio has inSti- tuted Q search for an actress to play the title role, which is described as a "Jezebel" characterization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
K. A. r. EAGLE"
 HELPS ON FILM

Hollywood Calif.-Byron Kenner- ly, pilot officer in the Eagle squad- ron of the R. A. P. has been signed by Warner Bros. as technical ad- wiser on '"rhe Flight Patrol" fea- turing James Stephenson and Ron- ald Reagan as American flyers in the R. A. P. Kennerly, whose home Is n Pasadena, Calf. recently rec turned on a four-inonths furlough granted because of an ear injury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

The annual financial drive of the Y. M. o. A. got off to on suspicious start last night as team captains reported a total of 1878 pledges for the sum of Si6,47o.20, or double the number of pledges for this time last year, ct the supper meeting of team heads in the west lobby of the "Y".
 Leon H. French, vice-president, indicated his satisfaction with this first report, and said that the re. suits presage successful drive.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

Potience os we'll as heroism we're
demonded when the 10Th ron into
World War troffic tonoIes. Lock
ing were the fost Army convoy
trucks Of the present.
E
Col. Philip K. Moison tIeft)
shows how to cope with todoy's
war hozords. During World War
he wos eoptoin Of q company
which went into Meuse- -Ar9onne
offensive with 236 men and come
out with 90.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

Blue and Groy, will meet in notionel reunion
HOTEL On the right side Of this page ore presented
five Of their wor memories The outfit wos thrown
into bottle otter period Of tronine thot wos cut
short. but Gen. Pershins deeIored at the time thot
your fighting record is one Of which oil moy be
proud"
At the left is glimpse Of todoy's 10Th, mode
up Of about II seIectees TO kotionoI 6uordsmen.
With bosie troinine Of both groups completed, the
division soon will moneuver in big toetieo problems
to be worked out in the South.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

wide as YOU can" he said. and
when / had oDeyed he gave my
throat a thorough examination.
Not too bad" he said when
he had finished. eff you can
rest for half an hour before
talking. I can fixe you up 80
you'll only have slight hoarse-
ness. which could be due to any
thing. And can soothe the
pain OF those bruises on the out
side Of your throat But j can
not eliminate the marks 81
fingers. That will take days.
To hide those, you will have to
have suitable neckwear."
II will attend 10 all that
Olga said deciSively. and Doc
tor Wright al once began his
medication. spraying the inside
of my throat with something
which seemed 10 eliminate the
soreness with miracu lous
rapidity. ard amounting the
bruises on the outside with
soothing oils.
Lie down now for 10 minutes
and try 10 relax" he ordered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

GRO a X in ely
Throat Spe-
ialist: no.
not yet. Wait
and see. I
have 80 much
to do"
Olga, who hat
risen with me
put her finger.
I . n d = r | ,
against my lips
"S h 2 =
ri h I, my
Philip" s h Q
Sa id. you
can see she IL
able to talk a
little, proving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

I CAUGHT al Philip Veritzen's
arm as ne moved toward the telc-
phone
blouse physician, yes" I said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

her injury IL not serious. And
your house physician surely will
he able To determine whether or
not a specialist Is necessary"
His look at her was a qulzzical
one, but he promptly capitulated.
"Some day" he threatened
with a smile, Il shall overrule
you"
"And in the expressive
language OF this, my adopted
country" she said II have
heard that one before"
CALLS FOR PHYSICIAN
He laughed aloud. ! knew in
sheer delight az her sally and
then turned quickly back 10 tho
telephone
"Mr. Xeritlen speaking" he
said. please have Doctor
Wright come directly to Mrs.
Grahams suite"
"He will he here directly" he
said. won't you-can't you lie
down until them"
shook my head, and Olga
promptly interviewed
''She IL mere comfortable sit
ting up, I am sure. But she
mustn't try To talk, even to the
physician"
"She won't need to tell him
anything" her husband said.
"Ill attend 10 that"
He kept his word when Doctor
Wright came into the room.
I'VE have had most UNI
pleasant occurrence here. Doc
tor Wright" he said "a gang
ster, seeking something which
he enormously believed Mrs.
Graham possessed. gained ac-
cess 10 her suite for few
minutes, and choked her severely
before aid came. He has been
captured and taken away with
out anyone I'm the hotel know
ing Of II.
snow we wish you 10 see
what can be done for her. She
wishes to appear at a party I'm
the hotel little later II she
possibly can do so, and natu-
rally she does not wish 10 have
attention attracted To her
hoarseness." =
Doctor Wright had come over
TO me while Mr.. Veritzen was
speaking, and put his fingers sc
carefully against my bruise
throat that l scarcely felt them.
Can you speak at all? ?" he
asked.
"Yes. but I don't like to-" /
answered. smiling.
GOOD ADVICE
II don't wonder at that" he
commented. Then he turned 10
his bag and produced a device
which l know would illuminate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
GOOD ADVICE

II don't wonder at that" he
commented. Then he turned 10
his bag and produced a device
which | know would illuminate
the interior OF my throat for
him.
please open your mouth as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
PITFALLS OF. LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

II will give you the treatments
again at the end Of that time
IL will 60 with you. Madge,"
Olga said. and we went into the
bedroom.
Don't you think specialist
-" we heard Philip start 10 ask.
He IL tenacious. NV Philip"
Olga said with a smile. But
don't worry. am very sure
that Doctor Wright is a sensible
man who will veto that propo-
sition: also that Philip will heed
the advice I gave him.
Continued tomorrow
Shrimp Jambalaya. It's As
Appetizing and Intriguing As IL
Sounds. Try This Recipe From
Old Virginia II You Want a
Treat. You'll Find IL With
Others Equally Appealing On
The Housewives Food Almansck
Page in The American Weekly,
the Magazine Distributed with
This Sundays issue of The De-
troit Sunday Times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
TWO GOVERNING
BODIES To MEET

The City Council will meet to-
night AZ 8 O'Clock IN the first
regular session of the month.
Among the matters to come be-
fore the meeting will be that of
receiving and opening bids for
parking meters To be installed on
the streets Of the CITY,
County Board Meets
County commissioners tonight
arc expected 70 consider the long
delayed resolution which will
bring Monroe county property
holders $50. 900 for purchase Of
deeds held in escrow at the Boca
Chlca airport site
r +. drummer. Miami. who
wIll refund the bonds. has told
the commissioners he would ad
vance the $50. 000 Immediately
upon tfelr request Three special
meetings called for the purpose
were unable 70 arrange for the
resolution because Of the absence
of some Of the commissioner,
Tonights session opens a. Q
clock a: the county courthouse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
ELEVEN GERMAN
SHIPS GO DOWN
REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN
SUNK BY BRITISH TUES
DAY NIGHT
Thy Associated pressl

LONDON. March 6.-British
warships which struck a surprise
blow at German forces on the
Norwegian coast Tuesday night
sank ii ships for a total of 10000
tons, a communique has reported.
Describing the raid as highly
successful, the admiralty said a
German army officer and six men
had been killed. more than 200
Nazis captured and the shipping
attack carried out with no damage
to the fleet.
Small forces of British troops
were ferried ashore in small boats
and carried out their mission in a
few hours. A glycerine plant was
destroyed and food and clothing
for Norwegian forces were dis
tributed, the report added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
new HEAD FOR
BEVERAGE DEPT.
EDGAR w. SCARBOROUGH
APPOINTED BY COVER
NOR HOLLAND

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, March +
FNS).-Last week Governor
Spessard l.. Holland appointed
Edgard W. Scarborough, GadSden
county business man and gradu-
ate of the University of Florida,
to the office of director of the
State Beverage Department.
He succeeds Thomas w. Long.
who submitted his resignation
shortly after Governor Hollands
inauguration.
Mr.. Scarborough's background
and training indicate that the
same high standards of admins
tratlon instituted by Tom Long
will be continued in the opera
tionS of the State Beverage De
partment,
A review of the records of the
State Beverage Department dur
ing the past four years shows
that its operation under the di-
rcctorShip of Tom Long was one
of the finest accomplishments of
Governor Fred P, Cones admin
istration.
Collection costs of the depart
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
BRITISH UNITS
PUSH FORWARD
MCDANIEL COLUMNS PRO
CEEDING TOWARD AD-
DIS ABABA
(Ry Associated pressD

CAIRO, March 6.-Mechanized
columns from Britain's Somali-
land army have reached the pop
ulous Ethiopian city of Harar
and are pushing toward Adds
Ababa, it was announced here
today.
The report said British officers
are now leading Ethiopian rebels
and cooperating with the mech
anized forces which captured
Somaliland's capital at Mogadis-
clio last week.
A second powerful force, mean
while, is moving toward Adds
Ababa from the opposite side of
the country and has fought its
way to within $50 miles of the
Ethiopian capital. The army has
been based at Khartoum in the
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan and is now
within the Ethiopian border
south of Asmara.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
COLEE COMMENTS
ON GOVERNMENTS
M0NIED PROGRAM
OFFICIAL OF STATE CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE ALSO
REFERS TO FLORIDA'S VA
RIoUS ACTIVITIES
Especial to The Citizen)

ST. PETERSBURG, March g.
"A financial earthquake hit the
nation when the federal govern
ment launched its 0-billion dol
lar spending program" declared
Harold Colee, executive vice
president of the Florida State
Chamber of Commerce. in an adj
dress here at a membership din
ner of the local chamber of COM
merce, land Florida is adjusting
its economy to the new order
more rapidly than any other state
Of the union"
Mr.. Colee said that a brand
new" clientele had developed,
awaiting Florida's sales energies.
This is true in the tourist as
well as in the commodity mar
ket," he asserted
"A state chamber study indi-
Gates that last falls tourist adver-
Using Is bearing later fruit than
has heretofore been the case. We
believe that the spring will yield
as much tourist business as past
mid-winters, and that the APP
preaching summer, in Florida
takes full advantage of market
possibilities, will bring a golden
tourist harvest to the state"
Mr.. Colee declared that a close
check made on transport and
utility facilities indicated that
more vacationists have come to
Florida this winter than in past
peak years.
There is ample money cir
culating throughout the nation, "
he added, land it is spending
money. Thousands of major and
minor executives have had to
postpone their vacations because
of defense orders. This is the
spring business which is certain
10 come to Florida if we ener-
getically seek il. !"
The state chamber official
made the announcement that a
southeastern travel conference
would soon be called 10 meet,
possibly in Florida, 10 devise
ways and means for the pro-
motion of greater year round
business. The federal govern
ments travel department, he said.
would cooperate,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
National Legion Commander
To Attend Convention Here

National Commander Milo
Warner of the American Legion,
who will finish a trip of England
and Europe before April, will be
the guest of honor of the state
convention of the American Lee
gion here April 1926, it was an
nounced today by Albert Mills,
executive director of the Key
West Convention Corporation.
The national commander will
make a speech in which he will
likely outline his observations of
conditions in England at the
meeting scheduled for noon on
Friday, April 25, Mills said.
1t is likely Mr.. Warner will be
asked TO review the parade of the
American Legion on Friday aft
ernoon, beginning at o'clock. He
will be joined by Gov. Spessard
L. Holland, who has beeen invited
to attend the convention.
THE coming of the national
commander was announced today
by the state officers of the Amer
lean Legion" Mills said. This is
an event that all Legionnaires are
looking forward to, and should go
a long way toward bringing a
capacity crowd to Key West
Mr.. Warner will be accom-
panied to Key West by the ma
tional adjutant and other national
officials of the American Legion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
LONDON BOMBED
DURING MORNING
GERMAN PLANES MAKE AT
TACK ON BRITISH SQUAD
RON OFF FRENCH COAST
tRy Associated Presst

BERLIN, March German
squadrons bombed London this
morning and attacked city IN
southern England, a communlque
said today.
The extent of the London
bombing was not described, but
the communicate said bombs were
seen to strike near a railroad CEN
ter. Planes which took part in
the attack were returning from a
search for a convoy off the Eng
liSh coast.
German fighter planes last
night are reported to have attack
ed British squadron over the
French coast and shot down six
of l6-bombcr formation.
The commun:que added that
Malta. British Mediterranean
fleet base, had again been heav-
lily bombed last night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
SUPREME COURT
PASSES ON new
CODE OF ETHICS
APPROVED FOR FLORIDA
LAWYERS AND JUDGES
FOR WEDDING OUT pHAC-
TICE OF LAW BY LAYMEN

TALLAHASSEE, March Ga
new code of ethics for Florida
lawyers and judges, and court
commissions to weed out the UNI
authorized practice of law by lay
men, have been approved by the
Florida supreme court.
j. Velma Keen, president of the
Florida State Bar Association,
announced here today that the
court has granted petition of
the association proposing the new
code, and providing for court
commissioners in each circuit
with power to hale legal "chise-
lers" before the nearest circuit
judge for punishment.
The code is patterned on that
of Alabama, and was adapted to
Florida conditions by Circuit
Judge Paul d. Barns of Miami
and committee of the bar as
ISOLATION headed by Herbert Saw
yer of Miami. The state bar also
has adopted the code of the ethics
of the American Bar Association.
The conduct of judges as well
as lawyers is covered in the new
code. the judges being instructed
not only in their attitude toward
the lawyers who practice in their
courts and the jurymen and wit
nesses who appear before them,
but also in their public life.
Judges are specially warned
against getting into politics,
either as candidates for other Of
fees or in behalf Of other candi-
dates.
The court commissions are to
be appointed in each circuit by
the judges, and will investigate
and report on unauthorized prac-
tice of law by laymen or cor
porations, as well as to bring in
those who are subject 10 be dis
barred from the profession.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
PRIVATE JACK LONG
MAY FACE MILITARY
AND CIVIL TRIALS
CHARGED WITH THEFT OF
AUTOMOBILE: ARRESTED
IN MIAMI AND PLACED IN
COUNTY JAIL HERE

Private Jack Long, arrested in
Miami last night after ne had al
legedly stolen car from the
local army post and left it wreck
ed on Overseas Highway near
Tavernier, probably will face
charges both by the county and
by army headquarters, it appear
ed today.
Long was returned to county
Jail last night after he had been
arrested in Miami on a descrip-
ton filed by the sheriff'S office
here
Chief Deputy Harold Russell
this morning said the county
probably would try Long on the
auto theft count, since the army
is unable to pay county expenses
in telephoning to points along the
road yesterday and for his re-
turn.
| Col. Webster F. Putnam, Jr.,
stationed at the barracks here,
said it would make little differ
ence to the army if Long is tried
! by the county or turned over to
a military court at once eff they
sentence him., Colonel Webster
said, 1--WE will still get him when
he comes out of Jail and try him
! for desertion and theft.
! Soldiers stationed here say
Long was well liked at the bar
racks and had been promoted to
the rank of private. first class,
only a few DAYS ago. He was a
member of the army basketball
team and his absence was felt by
his teammates last night when
they dropped close decision to
the Lions Club in their last game
of the season.
Long is accused of stealing the
car after he had rifled the lock-
ers of his soldier companions and
stolen an unknown amount of
money and the car keys. He was
in civilian clothes when arrested
and had suffered bruises and
cuts about the head in the acct
dent.
| Long has refused to discuss
the accident or the theft and
deputies are unable to learn how
the accident occurred. He has
refused also to identify a uni
formed sailor seen with him in
the car.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
BURR PLACED ON
DEFENSE COUNCIL
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER IS
MADE EXECUTIVE SEcRE-
TARY BY GOVERNOR

TALLAHASSEE, March 6. -
F'NS) George L. Burr, Jr., pub
Usher of the Winter Haven Herald
and former member of the State
Road Department, was appointed
executive secretary of the Florida
Defense Council this week by
Governor Holland.
Burr will open offices IN ITALIA
hassee shortly, succeeding Frank
Holland, who has been serving as
non-salaried secretary of the
council. Burr will receive a
salary of $500 month and ex-
penses of the office out of the
governors emergency fund ap-
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
REQUIRE MAILING
ADDRESS OF ALL
LOCAL DRAFTEES

Key West visitors who are
eligible for draft and local
citizens who leave here on
trips were warned today by
H. p. Baya. state selective
service director. to make sure
their local draft boards have
proper mailing addresses for
them at all times.
Baya. in a bulletin describ-
ing draft regulations. said
many of the men who have
been prosecuted by the gov
eminent for failure TO report
were guilty only of careless
ness.
1t is assumed by the draft
boards that prospective draf-
tees will receive mail at the
addresses they have in
Dictated. and mailing of any
order will constitute a noti-
fication whether or not il is
received.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
Circuit Judge Turns Down
Betty COnlpton's Plea For
Divorce From Jas. Walker
CATCH
MANY SPECIMENS

The fishermen again got
busy Tuesday and brought in
some nice catches as a result
of their days sport. Biggest
thrill was provided by K. H.
Woolson. of Springfield. VT.
who caught a fine 2lH-pound
permit
Mrs. John Oldrin. of Darien.
Conn. repeated her success of
last week by catching another
permit. This was a l7lar
pound specimen.
The party comprising Mr..
and Mrs. Oldrin and Miss
Gladys Jenkins were fishing
from their own private craft.
MIR. anil Mrs. Thornton
Gardner. of New York City.
went out and brought in a
boxful of kingfish and a bar
racuda. as did the William T.
Haddons. of Haddonfield. N.
J.; Ralph E. Batten. of Win
netka. and p. II. Batten. of
Racine. Wise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06

German visitors and the con-
viction is growing here that Hit
Ter may plan a sudden attack at a
moment when Britain is con-
cerned with the Balkan crisis.
Weygand's flying trip to Vichy
is believed by most sources here
to be desperate effort to prevent
Marshal Petain from weakening
under German pressure and CIV
ing away French bases in Africa.
: Government spokesman here
point out that the theory of Hit
ler's starting two campaigns at
once, with one as a blind, is in
line with his past performances.
In nearly every German move,
they point out, Hitler has had two
detectives, one of which he was
willing to give up, if necessary,
in order to insure the others
success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
DENIES CALLING
MIAMI OFFICERS
INCIDENT RELATIVE TO &C
CIDENT AT CRAIG.
FLORIDA

+. X. Lowe, Tavernler justice
of the peace, has denied TO The
Citizen story appearing last
week which said County Com
missioner r. w. Craig called Dade
county shcriffs office when am
accident occurred at Craig
Lowe said four county officers
were on hand and 1T was not con.
sidercd necessary 10 cali the local
Sheriffs office. II the Miami of
flee was called by Crag. Lowe
said ne did not see any Dads,
county deputies at the accident
scene.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-06
Fear Hitler May Make Thrust
From French Bases In Africa
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, March 6.-With
Balkan tension mounting toward
an explosion today, British for
eign office spokesman are study
ing the possibility that Adolf
Hitler has engineered the entire
affair as 4 blind for a thrust from
French bases in north Africa.
A. bulletin from Vichy an
nounced without comment dur
ing the morning that Gen. Maxine
Weygand, commander-in-chief of
Frances north African armies,
had arrived there by plane for a
conference with Premier Gen
Henri Philippe Petain. The an
nouncement came just "a hours
after a similar bulletin had said
Weygand already was in Vichy.
London has heard rumors for
days that French colonial cities in
Africa are filling rapidly with