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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-18
MIAMI EDITOR
FINED 500

MIAMI. Nov 18.-Reuben J.
Klein, publisher of the weekly
Miami Life, TODAY was ordered
to paw a 500 fine for contempt
Of court, the outgrowth Of an
editorial written about a divorce
case.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-18
BI HAS MANY
DUTIES In ITS
DAILY ROUTINE
ATTENTION GIVEN TO MANY
MATTERS OTHER THAN
FOREIGN SPIES AND SAB
OTAGE
BY JACK sTIxNETT
AP Feature Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10
You would think from reading
the front pages that the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation isn't in
terested these days In anything
but spy and sabotage rings-but
II is.
Seven years ago. Congress put
into the hands OF the FBI a DO
tent weapon against big-time
confidence men. Il was the Ma
tional Stolen Property Act, which
provides punishment up to ten
years and fines up TO $4,000 for
interstate transportation of any
sum in excess of 5000 obtained
BY theft or the con game. Since
then. the FBI has cracked down
on some half dozen big "con"
rings, one of which was declared
cleaned up just the other day
with the arrest in Manasouan.
N j., of suspect in an elab-
crate '.race-horse swindle".
With national defense billions
on the loose and factories spring
ing up In many states and huge
contracts often falling into the
laps of communities that have
been doing only business as usual
for years, opportunities for the
con man have been multiplied
thOuSaDd-foId
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-18
Notice. CarpentersI

All COLORED CARPENTER
are requested to meet At the
DIXIE HALL. 1880 .. N. Thurs
day.
JAMES D. ROBERTS, JR-,
al Catherine Street.
President former LEGAL Ur;cn 1885
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-18
The Late Sir Mark

Already the FBI has case
IN which the victim was a re-
tired munitions manufacture
His confidence was gained
through an imposing person with
a British accent, who was in
trOduced as Sir Mark Webster
JenkinSOn, financial director"
OF Vickers Company, Ltd. Lon
don The victim even took the
precaution of checking a volume
on the British peerage. Sir Mark
was there all right, but what the
edition didn't show was that the
real Sir Mark had been dead
nearly year. The proposition
made to the victim was that he
was to take an executive post in
a big new factory. Conferences
were held in several cities and
minute details of the new plant
were discussed. the con men nev-
er slipping once in their glib
discussion of rnunition manufac-
ture teehnicalities.
From there on. however the
game developed into the hoary
old 'race-horse swindle." With
variations, this is a simple little
drama in which one or more of
the con men appears to win a
huge sum of money which cannot
be collected until bank credits
are established The victim.
either through promises of a big
split in the profits OF merely be
cause of friendship. is persuaded
to put up part of the sum, which
is the last he ever sees of his
mOney-or his new-found friends.
In this instance, the con ring col
lected $4,000. In another similar
case. in which paving contracts in
as adjoining state were used as
bait. a gang got 100000.
Oil Swindle More Refined
The race-horse swindle deesn' I
have all the refinements of the oil
lease swindle. In this case. the VIC
tim is offered a generous sum for
the lease OF mis- land, and an option
IS taken A confederate shows up
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

THE IDEAL dress is the one
that's so simple and efortlessly
becoming that you can forget
all about il while you're wear
ing It! This original design by
Anne Adams, Pattern 4737, is
Just such a style-youH wear
it confidently for every smart
Summer appearance. Whatever
your figure type may be, the
wonderfully soft bodice lines
created by Shlrring or gathers al
the shoulders. viii soften, en-
hance and flatter.
Pattern 4737 is available in
misses and wonen'S sizes IA.
IS. IS, 20. 80. "a. Sc. 3S. 40 and
a. Size 10 takes 3 yards 49,
inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents tl5c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name.
address and style number
Address your order TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
to Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Bathroom Window

Dress up your bathroom win
dow with tie-back curtains made
of the same towels as you hang
on the racks. The towels and
curtains VIII 60 10 the laundry
together There are some lovely
new towel patterns suitable for
this purpose IN the stores this
season.
a rose arbor design. a decora-
ton of tulips in Sculptured ef-
feet are two popular patterns
oil silk curtains to match an
oil silk shower curtain are also
popular.
Treat the bedroom 10 new
curtains One OF the prettiest
rooms we have seen for a long
time is a rose room with walls
painted in soft pale rose and
ceiling papered in a pattern of
pink roses on a silvery dawn
blue background. At the win
dows are hung lace net glass cur
tains in an allover rose design.
a new interest may be given
TO venetian blinds by using
colored tapes which may be APP
piled over the old tape Choose
a color to strongly contrast or
10 pick up dominant color in
the room, for a really smart
effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Sire anime
Windows
For Spring
BY ELEANOR ROSS

GO WINDOW shopping for
new curtains To give a crisp.
bright look TO your house. Win
dow treatment is of great I'M
portance. since il affects the
exterior as well as the interior
Of the house In streamlnlng
Your home for the coming warm
weather, YOU can easily avoid
the look of baroness which TAX
ing down drapcrieS SO often
gives a room.
Fine. sheer prettily patterned
lace net curtains al the windows
give cool. decorative effects.
a border Of wallpaper framing
the windows makes a pretty set
ing. If the walls are papered.
YOU can hang pretty bracket
shelves. one above the other. on
each side of the window and use
small Towering plants on them
or bright pieces Of pottery or
glass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Swae Velanoes

Swag valanCeS. so much in the
decorating picture Iust now. arc
always effective. just take "A
length of the same fabric you've
used for a slip cover and drapc
IL through rings across the top
ct ttite window iiirtr1 yotf II have
color in a window treatment that
is cool. airy and always fresh
The shops are showing simply
beautiful curtains Of lace net.
soft and sheer. yet extremely
durable If properly handled mad
laundered.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

CUBA. Ell navegante genoveS
Crist6bal Colon, encantado con
Ell china y la belleza de la que
ahora es iSla de Cuba, en- una
carta a los reyes Fernando Q
Isabel, escribi6: "Es la terra
mas hermosa que ojos humanos
vieron". Colon lie do ell nombre
de Juana. Los indios la Hama
ban Cuba.
Mucho podemos leer con inte-
res en- cuanto a la slave del Col
70 de Mexico, como algunos Ia
Hannah.
Cuando Sc llega a la entrada
del puerto de la Habana, la ca
pital de Cuba, 10 primero que Sc
divisa es el MORO, con su hist6-
rico faro O 'farola". Ell MORO
es para los cubanos 10 que la es-
tatua de la Libertad para los
americanos.
Los espanoles construyeron
este famoso castillo en- 1887, con
ell fin de proteger 2 la Habana
de los ataques del temido ''pira-
ia" Sir Francis Drake.
Diego de Velazquez fund6 la
Habana ell ano 1915.
Una de las mas interesantes
estructuras de la capital y su Ii
toral es Ell llamado Castillo de la
Fuerza. Durante los cuatro amos
que fernando DeSoto pas6 pas6
en- la Florida y en- Ell distrito del
rio Mississippi, su esposa, Dna.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

iglesia Metodista West Tam
pa, NJ Albany ave. y Unto st.
Escuela de Ia Ielesia, GAS a.
m. ;Culto y Sermon, 7:30 p. m. ;
Quito de Communion, 7:30 p. m. /;
Quito de Oraci6n, Jueves, 80
p. m.
PlegGriG
Padre celestial, haznos tener
presente siempre que til eres Ell
Canine. TIE 10 imploramos, me-
dante Cristo JESUS, nuestro Sc
nor.-AmSn.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Evangelical, S408 Gomez ave.
Rev. O.. H. Corw.n, Pastor
Quito a las 80 p. m.
mission kenonita," 1910 IA.
avenida. Rev. ]. Paul Saudef,
superintendente.
Escuela Dominica 10 100 a. m
Quito y sermon, 80 p. m. cul-
to de oraci6n, microbes z 80.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
PARA LA MUJER
DEL C
Una Nueva Raro Emfermedod

Una enfermedad Mamada 'tdos
llamada "dos caras'', una de las
mas raras anormalidades en- me-
dicina, ACADIA de ser descubierta
en- dos hospitales de la Admins
TRACTION de V~eteranos. I'm lado
de la cara de la victima Gambia
en- apariencia hasta que parece
ser de otra persona. Ell otro lado
10 sufre cambio alguno.
Menos de 500 casos Sc encon-
traron en- ell mundo en- los pasa-
dos Glen amos.
Sc origina una progressive ex.
tinci6n de los huesos y de los te-
jidos suaves del lado cambian-
tie, pero los nervios y los m1scu-
los no parecen afectados. En- es-
ia forma la condici6n Sc diferen-
cia de los casoS de paralisis IA
cial. Ell Gambia Sc marca profun-
damente en- la Inca media Y la
cara luce como 81 estuviera divi-
dida en- dos mitades Y pertenecie
ra a dos distintas personas. Una
vez que ell Gambia comienza, pro-
gresa rapidamente ypero no sur
gen conocidos impedimentos. La
causa es desconocida, pero los
Ores. Max o. Wolfe y Manuel
L. Weber, del Hospital de Vete-
ramos en- Dearborn, Michigan
han hecho un estudio intense de
I'm case, estudio que les Ileva a
Greer que la enfermedad Sc halla
asociada con la epilepsia.
La vfctinma de la "espantosa"
dolencia lie dijo a los medicos
que cuando tenfa 20 amos de e
dad empezo a sentir una CONT
nua pero ligera preston en- 10 al
to de la cabeza, como 81 la punta
de un lapiz descansara en- ell era
neo. POGO dezpues apareci6 una
calvicie cerca del frente del era
neO, en- Ell lado izquierdo. Cast
al mismo tempo motto que ell ojo
~izquierdo sc lie empezaba a hum
dir; una hendidura Sc form6 en-
ell lado izquierdo de la barba Y
una ligera depression sobre Ia
sien izquierda. Todo este Sc pro-
dujo sin doior; pero en- los amos
siguienteS sc lie desarrollaron
algunOs ataques en- los cuales
perdi6 el c~onocimiento. EStos a.
taques sc les preSentaban ines
peradamente, durante I'm estado
de excitaci6n. lie continuation
hasta los 80, cuando ingres6 Ell
ell Hospital para tratamiento.
De varios casos Sc dice que
ocasionaron dano en- ell lado de
la cara, en- relaci6n CON los ner-
vios, pero los m&dicos arriba
mencionados senala que en- otros
muchos caSoS no hubo tai result
tado. Green ellos que la causa ba
sica deScansa en- ell siStema ner-
vioso simpatico, que en- gran par
te cOntrola la dilataci6n Y con-
TRACTION de los vases de la SAN
gre Y Sc deja influenciar pro-
fundamente por cualequiera E.
moci6n.
En- una forma no entendida Ell
sistema simpatico de personals
afectadas por la enfermedad no
deja pasar la circulation de Ia
sangre a los vases de la cara.
FL DR.. Daniel w. Werba, de
Minneapolis tiene I'm case de un
hombre de 60 amos, que es cast
normal con la exception de su q
p~ariencia 'fantastica". Cada Ia
do de la cara, zen las dos caras",
funciona bien. Aparentemente
no existe cura para la enferme-
dad; pero los m6dicos Green que
la apariencia natural puede ser
restablecida por medic de la CT
rugia plastica.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. p. Soda
Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
SECOION RELIGIOSA
Wisns dc Ia "a pdO.)

Mission La Esperanto 2S22
Laurel st. Rev. C. H. Corwin,
Pastor.
Cultos en- Ingles y Espanol.
"LA Union de Los Glen /.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

La Habana es una ciudad de
mas de TOO, 900 habitantes y ALI
Sc trata con la debida considers
ci6n y aprecio a los norteameri-
canos.
Ell pueblo cubano agradece Ia
ayuda que Estados Unidos lie die
en- gu guerra de Independence.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Ell monumento al Maine,
frente al mar, en- la Habana, re-
cuerda a cubanos y norteameri-
canos ell hundimiento del pode-
roso acorazado.
La verdad absolute sObre las
causas de la explosion que pro-
dujo Ell hundimiento, Sc descono-
cen tOdavia.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Ell martes leeremos de nuevo
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
Estudantes: vamos a leer el idioma espa6ol
eel hombre que habla dos lenguas vale pOr dos
PoR MARY GIL CoRTINA

de Bobadilla, subia las es-
caleras de la torreciCla, cada dfa,
con la esperanto de yer las velas
de las embarcaciones de su espo-
so. Ella muri6 en- la Habana.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

Dajare para ell lunes la lectu-
ra relacionada con ell patricia
cubano Jose Marti.
Marti fue Ell propulsion de la
revolution de 1896, que culmin6
en- la independence de Cuba.
Jose Marti vivi6 en- Tampa y
aqui pronunci6 algunos de sus
mas elocuentes discusses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

WITH THE GERMAN ARMY
on THE EASTERN FRONT. july
IL Through the July heat an
endless stream Of HitlerS men
moved past me toward the rum
bling horizon today.
Uttered ruins and bomb-pocked
roads are eXerYMhere. evidence OF
the tremendous destruction which
has been wrought IN tnIS grant
battle.
l am writing this sitting on a
dusty Russian gun caiSson. SnlperS
are still busy. but grlm-iaced
German soldier just returned from
MinSk over the horizon tells me
the city is completely destroyed.
1T Is worse than any city 1
have ever seen" he said. Its
smOldering ruins are worse even
than those Of Warsaw.
"Not house, not square.
not a street has been spared.
Through the chaos Of stones and
charred remains Of beams and
crumhled iron. sneaking cats
are furtively chasing rats. The
town II not yet quiet. Over this
scene Of desOlation. bullets are
still whIstling through the air"
Meanwhile. new German weap-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
I6 Years Late
DiUorce Decree of 1925
Signed by Judge

A divorce decree granted Mrs.
Viola Fargen. from her former
husband, Oscar Kretchmar, was
signed today by Circuit Judge Vim
cent NJ. Brennan-l6 years late.
The divorce was granted on
May II, 1925. but through an
error was never presented 10
Judge Brennan for his signature
Both parties To the divorce mar
ried subsequently, without know
ing it was illegal.
The mix-up came TO light when
Mrs. Fargen's present husband
John. applied for naturalization
papers and could not prove a legal
marriage. Mrs. Fargen explained
10 Judge Brennan and he signed
the decree, dating it May IL. 1925
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Clear North End
OF Debris Left by
.3O-Minute Storm

Repair crews today were clean
ing up debris and replacing wires,
chimneyS and windows blown down
or struck by lightning in yester-
days Commute storm which swept
through the north section Of the
Icity.
Firemcn and police were called
TO more than 30 scenes Of lightning
and wind damage Weather bureau
reports say the wind reached a
velocity of As miles an hour. with
gusts of 90 miles being registered.
Lightning struck hard at the
| Fair Grounds Race Track, hitting
the press box porch and blowing
out transformers in the odds board
of the parimutuel machine. Two
huge lamps used for lighting photo
finishes were knocked through the
press box railing TO the ground
Lightning struck down the Chin
lney of SIP Bewick avenue where
Mrs. Elizabeth DePalma va
housekeeping. Firemen escorted
Mrs. DePalma 10 safety and eXtin-
IguiShed a fire which started IN q
bedroom.
Seven out Of eight plate glass
Ishow windows in an auto agency
at 1880 Wyoming were blown on
by the wind.
Lightning struck chlmneys Al
l1S035 Ilene. 1870 Lauder aHC
Il2S5q HeVden avenues.
A large tree blown down a
l15026 Petoskey avenue blocked th'
lStree[ and a driveway until police
from the PetoSkey precinct sta
tion removed il They had ST.
Isimilar calls in that section.
A number of utility wires wer'
reported down in the northeas
lsection where police stood guard
while several homes were strucl
by lightning in the northwest area
No serious damage resulted,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

2 More Patrolmen Bitten
While Arresting Women

The biting Of policemen seems
10 have become a popular Summer
sport. with two more victims
added 10 the list today
While trying 10 arrest Katherine
Rice. p. OF 1904 ST. Antoine street,
while she was creating a disturb
ance in the Domestic Relations
Probation department in the Re-
corder's Court building. Patrolman'
Charles Fischer, IS, was bitten so
seriously on the wrist he was
forced 10 60 10 Harper Hospital
for treatment.
Shortly after. Patrolman Milton
Barrie was bitten about the hands
by Ruth Clark. %, of 355 Owen
direct while arTesting her on a
larceny charge. He did not need
hospital treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Fur|ong TO Fight
Auto Jobs Slash
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, July l1.-Confronted
with a report that $4,000 auto
workers in Michigan will be
thrown out Of work by November,
Col. Harold A. Furlong. head of
Michigans defense council. said
either he or Gov Murray d. Van
Wagner Will go 10 Washington
to attempt 10 get the 20 per cent
cut on auto production temporar-
Ily TeSCinded.
Colonel Elrlnng said he plans
10 confer with the governor on a
plan 10 present 10 Washington
asking that the production slash
be withheld until armament plants
operated by the auto manufac-
turers get into production and
employ laid off auto workers.
The report on unemployment in
the auto industries was presented
to the governor and the defense
council today by c. c. Carlton.
president of the Automotive Parts
and Equipment Manufacturers.
executive vice president of the
Motor Wheel Corporation, here,
and a member of the defense
council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
MinSk Inn Ruins
Hiters Army in Russia Leaves Path OF Destruction;
SoUiefs distorted, I2O-Ton Tank Captured
BY HUGO SPECK
Intl News service stan Correspondent

onS have been revealed 10 me.
Hitler's legions are using a new
anti-tank gun which German
officers claim is strong enough "a
puncture the rugged metal hide OF
"A 65-ton tank.
But the Russians are using
tanks bigger than that Their new
est. | am told. is 120-ton two
Stored monster 6TTe- Of them WIS
captured a little south of this
sector.
The great machine carried a
crew Of IS and knocked down tele-
phone poles as if they were reeds
and bucks any obstacle in its way.
The Germans claim. however.
that II can be pierced by their new
stcel-noSed anti-tank shells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

STUDENT NEAR DEATH

ANN ARBOR. July ll.--Fellpe
Lanazabal. p. OF Caracas, Nene
zuela. is near death today and two
Latin-American educators riding
with him slightly injured as the
result OF two-car crash on US-l2
east 81 Plymouth. Theodore Bar
nard 40. Of l4l06 Troester avenue
Detroit, driver Of the other cal
was only slightly injured.
Lanzabal is an engineering
student al the University Of
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Rules Teachers
Will Keep Jobs

Dismissal Of married school
teachers in Hamtramck as an
economy measure will not be
necessary. Superintendent M. A.
Kopka said today after the schools
financial status had been reviewed
by the Board of Education.
Kopka said about Ia teachers
already had indicated they would
not be back next year. and with
other expected designations the
pay roll would be brought within
the budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Z Dead, ; Hurt
In Auto Crash

Two persons were killed today
and three injured when an auto
mobile skidded on the wet pave
ment OF Van Dyke road near
Washington and collided with d
fully loaded hay truck.
The dead are Fred McCullan
p. OF 1876 South Main street
driver Of the auto. and Martins
Miller. Is. of Romeo, a passenger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Z Women Hurt
In Boat Explosion

Two women were injured in an
explosion on the 16-foot speedboat
of Herbert J. Wendt Of 1867 Gray
ton road. at the mouth of the
Clinton River, near Denmarsh Inn,
last night.
Mrs. Josephine Raetz. So. OF
S088 Alcoy avenue, was treated at
st. Joseph's Hospital. Mt. Clemens,
for leg burns, and Mrs. Lawrence
Thompson of Alpena, was given
first aid.
Sixteen persons were aboard the
boat when Wendt, after refueling,
attempted TO start again and the
stern and motor hatch were blown
! off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Strike Notice Filed
Iimrs Sad Cerrrspondent

LANSING. July Notice of
intent 10 strike was filed with the
labor mediation board today by
the Oakland County Building
Tades Council AFL. against the
r. l.. Lieberman Building Com
pany and Lincoln Home Builders
of Detroit. The union claimed the
dispute arose over employment OF
nOn-uniOn contractors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Plan Community Programs

A series of Monday evening
entertainment programs to in
crease the community spirit of
the southwestern Detroit area
will be held at 7:30 p. m. through
August IS at 10 points in the
area. the Rev Henry Walch,
chairman of the Southwestern
Community Council, announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Business Men Set Picnic

An all-day picnic at the foot OF
Piper boulevard will he held
Sunday by the Riverside Improve
ment Association and the East
jefferson Business Club. II was
announced today by o. NJ. Hanson
president of the Riverside I'm
nrovement Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Special Show at Custer

The Palm Beach Cafes floor
show and orchestra will journey
TO Fort Custer tomorrow to put
or a special entertainment for
troops there at 2 d. m.
Nogales international., 1941-01-11
Apaches Defeat
Tucson cam

In game that was nip and tuck
all of the way through the MIS-
Apaches came through with an 49,
81 victory over their ancient rivals
the Tucson Badgers a week age
last night.
The victory tasted exceptionally
sweet to center Alex Durazo, Johr
Peterson, Louis Lomeli, Al Gamer
lin, Sammy Cisneros, David Miller
Allen Underwood Charles Red
doch, Alberto Zenizo, and Harvey
Bracker.
Shorty Stevens of Tucson, g. TO-
center, failed to live up to expecta-
lions and played very slow con-
sentative game.
According to local sport dopsters
Coach Lon BellmA2's mis-.
Apaches basketball team has sue
ceeded in defeating Tucson for the
second time in some nineteen years
However, since this is only Lon Bell
mans fourth year as head coach, il
is two victories in four years.
The Apaches defeated st. Davic
40 to q Saturday night.
Nogales international., 1941-01-11
Enrolment In
CCCBegins

Young men between the ages Of
II and "a who are interested in en-
tering the C.C.C. should go to the
offices of the local Welfare Board
and apply Immediately. January en-
rollments will be made on or about
the 10th of this month.
Changes have been made in the
manner and amount of allotments
which make it possible for enrollees
to deposit $500 per months with
the District Finance Officer. In
this way each enrollee upon the
completion of his enrolment period
will have available substantial
sum of money for schooling CIR with
which to buy clothing ETC., and care
for himself while seeking private
employment.
Applications should be made as
soon as possible since the quota for
Santa Cruz County is limited.
Nogales international., 1941-01-11
AshurSt Slated
For Federal Job

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 CU.P)-
The familiar, frock-coated figure
of Henry Fountain Ashurst was
missing from congress fer the first
time in % years this week and in
his stead Arizona was being rep
resented by Senator E. w. Nc
Ferland
Despite the fact that Ashurst was
defeated in the September primary
and lost his seat in congress, it is
not considered that the veteran sol
on will step out Of public life en-
tirely Capitol hill rumors hint
that he will be appointed to high
federal post by President Roose-
velt..