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Evening star., 1941-04-12

babies in its mouth, to a new
nursery, while the other parent
stands ready to protect the remain
ing children until they may be
rescued. At this time, the baby
silver-moons are living on their
yolk-sacs When these have been
used up, they begin to take on the
form of a fish and to swim gayly
about with their parents. Their
first real food is fine daphnia, of
which you have read. After this,
the parents 60 about their business,
having honorably met the parental
duties with which they were charged.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
GbostsneperD(e e
BY Rufus Heed

The story husband
Starr physician scientist study
NTH his under his hand She concealS the before the
police hoping auod the stigma OF suicide she
does NTH outside the study windo She
suicide pretty Walker,
STAIRS laboratory assistant Mark Cotton the Stars family aD
at last inspires the confidence OF Parker the butler Wo admits
having Stars before Sandra found her
before Parker
Immediately
that theN OUerheard
Evening star., 1941-04-12

Inadequate roads and bridges are
chief bottlenecks in the Nations
preparedness program" declares
Hal G. Sours, president of the Amer
ican Road Builders Association, in
the ORGANIZATIONS magazine, Road
Builders News.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Marriage License
Applicotions

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, looit three tuH days and
recetue their license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
HILP MEN.
(Continued.)

SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; for family
shoe store; steady. 1856 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. oxford 2004.
SODA BOY. experienced. 2S0S Alabama
ave. Sc. Atlantic 14ll.
SODA DISPENSER. good opportunity for
experienced man; good pay. Apply BAD
bits, 1106 F. st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER and luncheonette man,
permanent position; good salary. Higgers
Pharmacy, 5017 Conn. ave.
SODA DISPENSERS experienced. Apply
Colonial Pharmacy, lib 18th st. nv
SODA FOUNTAIN MEN 1860 Lamont st.
NV, Triangle Deicatessen.
STEAMFITTERS. steady work, union wages.
Call Emerson 0242.
TIRE CHANGER, experienced. Steady
work, good pay TO right party. Lehman s.
10Th and X SITS. NV.
MATCHMAKER, good salary: must be first
class man. Box BLK. Star. 13-
WATCHMAN colored, for construction lob,
over 45 years old, long hours; Sl2 wk.
bring refs.
Shapiro. INC. 1341 CONN. AVE.
WANTED GREENHOUSE MAN. 51O1 Lee
hiPhUaV ArlipRtOn Va
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
HELP WokEN.

ADVERTISING SALEsWoMAN. experienced
phone ladies; salary. 941 Eye st. NV. 13.
APARTMENT MANAGER, experienced. man
and wife. white to manage small apart
ment bldg: husband can be employed;
apt. and utilities Box 349-X. Star. IA.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Experienced all
around operator. Harper method. 701
Westory Bldg 14th and sts or 1714
Conn. ave. NV. Permanent position.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

MAID, general houSework; 2 adults in
family WO 55S7.
MAID, experienced, for general housework,
cooking. light laundry: must be fond OF
children: S35 per mo-; Sun. and Thurs.
afternoons of: live in: new home. Phone
Mrs. Emerson. WI. 1904 for interview
after pm.
MAID, preferably white, for general house
work. cooking and laundry, assist with
children: ref. Oliver 0634.
MAID. around %. capable OF planning and
serving nice meals daily and doing h W,
including laundry for l or 2 refined adults,
also act as earetaker; live in. basement
room: meals and satisfactory salary; Thurs
day and Sunday afternoons off: must be
very neat. energetic and in good health,
medium weight and courteous, single and
have flrSt-claSS references as to honesty.
smokers. drinkers, dope addicts and exceS-
slVe phone users not wanted This is =
good place for the risht person. State
salary and phone number in written appli-
cation VIII see by appointment only.
Address advertiser. Linton Pharmacy. 1880
1st st NV.
WOMAN, white settled. congenial: gh.w..
cooking; appreciative good home salary.
room. RA. Pip after pm, any time
Sunday
WOMAN. white, refined, experienced, care
baby small apt, cook dinner: live out:
references EXCHANGED; health card; perma-
nent RE 0265. Ext. 9O7. after pm.
WOMAN. white or colored for gh.w: neat
and reliable: live in; steady position: no
children. Sligo 4408
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TOMORROW.

Hike. Wanderbirds' Hiking Club,
Rock Creek Park, D. c.: meet end
of Mount Pleasant car line, 10 am.
Dance, Alpha Phi Pi, Annapolis
Hotel, 10 pm.
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Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-$l.25 per in
sertion of 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium Of Washington. and the rates
charged are far lower than those Of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained
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CHAPTER v.

V.
o'clock the afternoon
to before the corons Tuckng her bag under her
polished
hail. through
knocked admitted
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills contracted by any other than myself.
RALPH N. SMALL, ST., 4311 Mitchell ave..
Bradbury Hgts.. Nd IA
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR Any
debts contracted by any one other than my
SELF MARVIN B. FOLEY, 1889 Neal st. ne.
13s
CONTRACTORS, ExCAVATORS, FREE
dumping. Need dirt, concrete for q good
I'LL. AT. 471S after pm. 12s
DisTRfcT OF coEUMBiA viii viii hold an ex-
animation for those wishing to obtain GER
tiflcates to practice in the District Of Co
Thursday and Friday, May 18th and 18th.
1941. Applications must be made on forms
provided BY the Board, and nled before
May 1st, 1941, with
G. VAUGHAN DARBY, Secretary.
l010 Vermont Ave. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NIGHT CLUB FOR SALE. all equipment,
81 400; doing good business: rent, 500
per month; nice living quarters; owner
retiring Location, Columbia. S. c. Box
39l-X. Star. 13.
GROCERY BUSINESS for sale, stock and
fixtures; owner will rent 40x60 brick store
Phone Harvey PyleS at Clinton az week
days, to 8. or drive out Route to Camp
Springs. Md. five miles from D. c. line. 13'
STORE OR RESTAURANT and gasoline ill-
oE 0E a & neo One @e aBoTe Gnsn sre
on Great Falls I'd, Va. 10
ASSOCIATE WANTED in established busi3
ness. exclusive franchise Baltimore snd
Washington. Non-competitive oil-burning
equipment. F. H. A. and underwriters sp-
proved. Hundreds, Of satisfactory instslS-
secured substantial profit. Fullest tnVeS-
tigation invited. Box 355-R. Star.
FOR sALE-Drug and fountain equip
ment stock booths, in growing community.
nd m tosn do
ner store; cash, $1,000; rent $50. Bon
372-X. Star.
FOR RENT-Hotel in resort town. near
Washington modern equipment BOX
OUTSTANDING, long-established grocery.
doing between S1,500 and 81, 700 weekly;
nearly 10-yr. lease: low rental: latest and
Seween Sefs ssGoo isnfe snd CASH
IS5 BOX ses.R. siSG s. Star. f'O'A' NDDO'-- -'--
{, ACRES, on State highway close Fort
suitable for cabins, hotel etc owner
retiring. Bargain to quick buyer. J. II.
Fetty. Laurel, Md.
POOL ROOM for sale. good tables, good
business 1859 21st st. NV. 13'
DELICATESSEN. wholesale coffee; sacri-
flee; easy terms: must settle estate. 2SO6
14th NV. or DI. 1854. II"
BAKERY for sale. fully equipped, ice
cream machine and freezer; good loea-
ton; good business: sacrifice for quick
sale. Box 324-X, Star. 13'
SOFT DRINK PLANT. small good equip
ment, low overhead: fine chance for ener-
getic man: teach buyer: sell reasonable.
d G. S. GROCERY STORE for sale. new
SMALL RESTAURANT and delicatessen.
Snack Shop. 1856 ST. NV.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET; beautiful
Reasonable offer accepted. Ii. 932S.
Terms. 15'
THE SELLING RIGHTS for a General
Motors car is available in one of Viz
ginia'S faStest-growing towns. Adeouats
capital necessary. Box 63-R, Star.
1915 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Bungalow, zoned commercial; 7O-ft.
frontage. 1O0-ft depth Must be sold.
1000. real opportunity. Phi. Nom
day to Fridays MA. 3422. IA
GUEST HOUSE, .
18th near R--Excellent buy; owner unable
to handle .oo 10 rms, beagtifaIly 9dn Furnished.
Spos, mcSthiy tseoms e. above SS'CS $500 "soSsPPtt
6l36, ask for OWNER l2'
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GUEST HOUSE.

18th near R---Excellent buy: owner unabls
to handle IL rms beautifully furnished.
Cost $4,000; sell for $500; " cash.
Gross monthly income above $500. hobart
6136, ask for OWNER. l2'
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HELP DOMESTIC.


COOK, good. general houseworker for .
adults, live in, age 25-40: nice room and
salary. Call at 1912 Kenilworth ave. ne.
No phone calls answered.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. cook, laun-
dress, stay some nights, $40 month. Adams
1855.
GIRL. white, assist with light housework.
part care of . school-aged children; live
in; S45 monthly: city references. Box
l73-R. Star.
GIRL. colored, neat, for halliday ghw:
city ref: no phone calls 1854 Fairmont
st NV.
GIRL, experienced in gh.w and laundry:
live in; upstairs room; good salary. Wis
consin 1904. 4
HoUsEKEEPER. practical, no ehildren;s
stay in; S25 month 24S4 s Glebe I'd,
Arlington Va. oxford 1S1S-W.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. for employed
couple; care of child; live in. Phone
Saturday or Sunday. NO. 1899.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, care of infant: en-
ployed couple: city references. WI 1929.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, live out: children.
10 and IL; references. 1924 N. Kentucky
st. Arlington. Va. Phone Chestnut 1857.
MAID. dependable, col6red, days a week.
g.hw., light cooking. Chestnut 1925.
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Continued tomorrow.)
Death strikes Q second time.
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ASSOCIATE WANTED in established busi-
ness. exclusive franchise Baltimore snd
Washington. Non-competitive oil-burning
equipment F. H A and underwriters sp-
proved Hundreds of satisfactory installs-
tions. Require $4,000 investment, fully
secured substantial profit. Fullest fnVeS-
liza tinr inuited Boy 2hh-R Star.
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PERSONAL.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
REPAIRS e. SERVICE.

GARAGE BUILT for only s149; sx1O porch
incloseo with storm sash and screens.
Sl29 Proctor. DI sS43
Evening star., 1941-04-12

FOR SALE-Drug and fountain equip
ment stock, ,~boothS, in growing community.
theater and school patronage: excellent
location for druggist: none in town; cor
ner store: cash, $1,000; rent, $50. Boz
37o-X Star
Evening star., 1941-04-12

doing between 1900 and 81 200 weekly;
nearly 10-yr. lease; low rental: latest and
best equipment; large parking space; needs
between $4,000 and $4,000 cash; 81 90
for S100 on stock. Appointment only.
Evening star., 1941-04-12

STORE OR RESTAURANT and gasoline NIL
ing station near Government project. OK
ford 75-W-3. One mile above Chain Bridge
ON Great Fails I'd, Va. 13s
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FOR RENT-Hotel in resort town, near
Washington; modern equipment BOX
Evening star., 1941-04-12

ACRES, on State highway close Fort
Meade BUNGALOW store and storage;
suitable for cabins hotel, etc. Owner
retiring Bargain to quick buyer. J. II.
Fetty LAUREL Md
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CHAIR CANEING,

pailed. sash cord. locks. every repair
about the house Free estimates Small
jobs solicited r. W. Nicely Co. co. 6S3S.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
HELP WOMEN,
(Continued.)

BOOKKEEPER-SECRET u TO $50
daily, $3.50 week; references. Address
Box 249-R, Star
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Car Hits Woman
Crossing Street

injured IN . traffic mishsp al
nth and Broadway Thursday 81
$ 20 , m. hrs stanley slesn. n
~ 7i7s 10. , st. received smsr.
gsnoy treatment in ~. Joseph /.
hospital fnr hody hrhses snd
shock and ~ss released 10 her
home
she Was struck Nv a csr driven
Nv M Mlnnls rilion. IS ~ steas
So. Ains~nrth srs ssho. srrords
ma n police reports ran through
= red light
After striking tho somsn. Mr-
riltons car continued across the
intersection and struck truck
driven nv Jim Nakabayashi, 81.
Of All SO. 18th II. waksb. y.shi
reported Mrs rilton had . bshy
in her lap At the time n the hoei-
dent.
Clarence Rikaord IL. with
whom Ms. Sloan was walking,
sad the motor OF the riitan ma.
chine Was racing and that The
car suddenly seemed 10 leap ahead
He was successful in lcaping out
~ danger.
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Twenty-Six From Rhodes Brothers
Visit Community Chest Agencies

With everyone showing interest.
from Harry A. y. Smith. manager,
10 tho pretty sslesgirl from the
lingerie booth on the first floor.
rs employees from Rhodes Brothers
store went on Community Chest
Come and See" tour Friday morn
Ing.
Starting from the employees
entrance Of the store Al $50. =
caravan of cars furnished by the
boards OF the Ozsnam Home and
Lutheran Welfare. and by the
Junior League, called first AT the
Well Baby Clinic at the Pierce
County hospital.
Here were more babies than
most OF the visitors had ever seen
all in one place. They had been
brought TO clinic by their mothers
for their regular check up for
weight. diet and general condi-
tion. Served by the Public Health
Nursing association. a Chest agen-
ey, and sponsored by the Junior
league, the clinic has at its ser
vice the finest pediatricisns in the
city who donat. their time that
these babies from the low income
groups may have the best start in
life possible. from . health stand
point.
After watching proceedings at
the Clinic the party went on 10
the Childrens Industrial home at
5000 So. Washington. Where diff
fculties at home make it impos-
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Plans for the coming season
were outlined by Howard p Grove.
Pacific coast sales manager II the
Hudson Motor Car company. who
srrtvsd here this morning for the
meeting. accompanied bv ,. C
Cox. special representative. and
p L Hylsnd, regional manager for
the northwest.
Dick Dubois. Hudson distributor
for this territory. was host at the
gathering.
At the opening of the business
session this morning Howard p.
Grove brought a personal message
10 the Hudson selling forces from
President A. f. BART Of the Hud-
son company which emphasized
that defense Is the first consider
alton Of all We. at Hudson. he
said. recognize this obligation and
have enlisted our services extern
sively in defense manufacturing.
We have been entrusted in the
present national emergency with
8 large and steadily increasing
amount OF defense work. now to-
falling approximately $4,000 900
These assignments occupy posi-
hons Of major importance on the
list OF defense needs and call for
the highest degree of manufactur-
Ing skin.
We are glad 10 announce that.
along with tho performance Of this
national service. We are able 10
present these new 1912 cars. These
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the recently established local bu-
resu in the Provident building.
In It's first six days Of opera
ton, the Homes Registration bu-
resu. a free service for the bene-
fit OF all people in the Tacoma
area. has received a good response
in voluntary listines from forms
printed In The Tacoma Times and
announcements over the radio.
There are. however. many re-
quests for types of sccommods-
tions which have not as yet been
listed with the bureau. particu-
larry housekeeping rooms. fur-
nished houses and requests for
furnished bedroom apartments.
Listings as compiled to date are
as follows. Fifty-nine ngle
rooms. - unfurnished houses. 50
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sible for the care Of IN, children
involved, they are taken IN at this
institution and cared for until
some adjustment can he made for
them either with their parents
relatives or foster homes.
Visit OEanam
Ths Ozansm Home. 1917 So
Yakima, the next stop, Is a Cath
Ollie home for old people. which
admits those who are eligible from
all denominations. Those who
have some resources. pay what
they can; others who have no
funds, live there free OF charge.
The last call was at the Chill
dren's Day Nursery, 11l3 So. st
Here between 40 and so children
are given day care while their
parents who are unable to provide
care for them in the home. work
to support them. Some pay from
10 TO so cents a day for this ser
vice. others. particularly mothers
who are alone responsible for the
child's support, and are making
little money, pay nothing.
Drivers for Fridays tour in
cluded: Rev. Larson. Lutheran
Welfare; Mrs J. =. Megary. oza-
nam Home board; Mrs. Joseph
Henderson and Mrs. James Mack
Koon. Junior League; Guy Thomp-
son. Chest executive, and Lee
Merrill
Those on Tour
Following is list Of employees
from Rhodes Brothers who took
the tour. Harry A D. Smith, man
sger; r. l.. Youngmsn, furniture
department; Fred Heide, buyer
mems clothing; Victor Hagen.
packer: Charles Raybould, buyer
for drugs; Mrs. Barbara Bush,
resdy-to-wear annex: Julian Ber-
ner. buyer for millinery; Ruth
Johnson. office worker; Mrs Anita
Messmer, assistant credit man
ager; Mrs Doris Smith. sslesgirl,
first floor. Mrs. Freda Phillips,
mems department: Al Guenette.
store engineer. Ned Hiatt. assist
ant buyer. china and housewsre ;
Mrs. Emilia Erekvsm, laces and
trimmings; George Hszen. buyer
domesties and silks. Mrs. Pearl
James. unit control office: Mrs.
Alice Seifert. ready-to-wear. Mrs.
Elenore Hackett. BOYS depart
ment; Mrs. Myrtle Pebley. stat
isticisn. Paul Bergman. uphol-
sterer; Mrs. Eva Hoss. alterations /.
Henry Garcia. shoe buyer, Mrs.
Ruth Tanner. secretary 10 mer-
chsndise manager. MIS-. Ruth
Dunn. corsets. and Mrs. Noune
Miller. personal shopper
The Come and See tours.
sponsored by the Tacoma Com
munity Chest. Will continue up
until the start Of the Joint L. s. o.
Community Chest drive. Oct %
Any individuals or groups inter
esied may have tour arranged
for them with transportation and
itinerary furnished by calling the
office Of the Tacoma Community
Chest In the Provdent building
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reported In the Tacoma area.
In addition to Tacoma. hstinfz
have come from Yelm. Gig Har-
Dor and Puyallup.
Purpose Of the bureau ~ 10 ia
cilitate the quick renting OF resi-
Dental vacancies wherever located
in the Tacoma area. and while set
up as an attempt TO cope with
the housing shortage reported by
the Defense Housing committee as
result Of the large influx Of
defense workers. II also 10 for the
use Of the general public. both
people seeking new aeeommods-
tons and those offering them.
Your Postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In o. q Defense
Bonds
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new motor cars. while necessarily
restricted as 70 the number We
may be able 10 build. strictly main
tam the high standards traditional
with Hudson fer over 81 years
In presenting the oompany's neW
products. Grove described the new
Hudson models as cars engineered
TO meet today's requirements and
built 10 serve better. last longer
ana cost less 10 run
He strongly emphasized the
fact that sound management viii
play a more important part than
ever before In business operations.
He also stressed the Importance Of
customer relations and the expan-
sion Of maintenance facilities
Dealers were shown three new
lines Of Hudson cars for i942.
Spotlighted by wholly new de-
velopment in driving ease. the new
models feature mechanical refine
ments in operating economy and
long life. longer. lower. more flow
ing body lines. new front-end and
fender styling. improved riding
comfort. new upholstery fabrics
of greater beauty and durability
and numerous other betterments.
Complete details Of the new cars
tn. cars ar, ready for public DIS
play. Il WAS stated.
The personnel ~ the neIsufh-
lin Motor company and BoVd No
tors. Tscomss two Hudson deal
srs. attended the meeting.
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Homes Registration Field Agent
Will Visit Local Office Friday

Raymond Brummett Washing
ton. d. c. field representative Of
Homes Registration Division Of
Defense Housing Coordination.
will be in Tacoma Friday to con
suit and advise on operations 81
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State Land Board
Meeting Aug. II

OfLM PA The state land
hoard will hold its next meeting on
Aug II 10 eonsiedr timber Tor sale
in the fall, Land Commissioner
Jack Taylor said today.
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rooms ~ith hoard and IL spsr,-
ments There 10 also a listing 81
q harm and psstur.
Tn. bureau. under tn, direction
Of John schlsrb. II has set up =
master file 10 record all vacancies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Washington Hudson Dealers
Preview New 1912 Models
Veteran Company First Manufacturer
: To Present Next Seasons Motor Cor

Three lines of Hudson for 1912 were privately
preYewed IN Seattle today By Hudson distributors dealers
and retail statesmen from the entire Of Washington
the Masonic temple
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-17

Marking the opening Of one Of
the greatest Cleanup, Paint-Up
and Fix-Up campaigns in this
city, Key West Anaior Chamber
bf Commerce vim Sfftiailx open
the drive with dance at the La
Concha Rainbow Room on FRI
day, September 26.
Joe Pinder and Irving Korak
are heading the committee which
intends TO get Key West ready for
the coming season and remove
the many 'eye-sores" that have
been the object Of much criticism
for the past several years.
The public is invited to attend
this event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-17
PASTOR SCORES
PAcIFIST ACTS
Ry Associated Press,

KANSAS CITY. Sept. ia
Methodist minister, condemning
action of the Methodist Youth fell
lowship in opposing CONSUMPTION,
says pacifism has no place in
Christianity.
Those who think that the re-
ligion of Jesus gives them an easy
out in the matter of war should
think again" the Rev. Edward w.
Potts, pastor of the Paseo Meth
odist church told mems Bible
class.
1T is just as much a matter of
prophecy that we beat our plow-
shares into swords (Joel 81 and
our pruning hooks into spears as
it lis that we beat our swords, into
ploWshares as Isiah expresses il. |"
The methodist Youth confer
ence, meeting in nearby Baldwin.
Kas, two weeks. ago, condenned
CONSUMPTION and adopted d resolu7
ton asking repeal of the selective
service act.
Religion meets the problems of
life as it finds Them" Potts said.
THE world is at war, we didn't
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-17
LATINS REMOVE
NAZI AIRLINES
lRy A.saeIafea Pressl

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.--Elim-
iation Of all but 20 miles of an
II, 5O0-mile network of German
controlled airlines on South
Americas Pacific coast was re-
ported by Pan-American-G Grace
airWays.
The line said it would serve
Ecuador exclusively under new
schedules, replacing routes OPP
Grated by Sedta, German subsid-
iary. German service has been
discontinued in Colombia, Peru,
Chile and Bolivia. leaving only
the 70-mile trans-Andean run
across the narrow strip of Chile
from Santiago to the Argen-
tine border.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-17
ALABAMA'S GOVERNOR
SPEAKS ON DEFENSE
tny A..oeIa.ea Tress,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. IL.
Governor Frank Dixon of Ala
bama told the nation that lin
times such as these there is no
serurity save in following" the
leadership Of the national admin
istration
The governor spoke on ''the
state and national defense" in a
symposium carried over a nation
wide CHS hookup. Governors
Lehman Of New York, Stassen Of
Minnesota and Olson Of California
also spoke on the program spon-
sored by the council of state gov
ernments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-17
Catholic Picnic
Postponed

Due to Indictment weather,
Catholic Daughters announce
the picnic planned to be held at
RauIs Beach tomorrow afternoon
at $50 o'clock, has been postpon-
ed indefinitely.
Date which the affair Is to be
held will be announced later,
states Mrs, A, G, Ellsworth, chair
man. III Siss.s