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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
$4,000 ma zavedenf podzem-
MICH a vzdusnych kabelG v ruz-
nych castech statu.

CT. Sdruzeni Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkI " Baltimore; CT. Svazu
KatolikH, odbocka " Baltimore;
CT. Svazu Evangelical pr Sbo-
ru cesko-M oravskych Bratri;
CT. Odbocce Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni
We Washingtonu; CT. Odbocce
Ces. Uar. Sdruzeni ma Curtis
Bay, Md; Ct. Odbocce ces. Mar.
Sdruzeni " Belcamp, Md; a
vsem uprimnym Ceho-SlovakGm
We Statu Maryland!
Sestry - Bratf1!
Tuto ned6li We 3:15 odpol.
Odbocka Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni v
Baltimore Ia pomoci obetave-
no Dramatickeho Odboru Sok.
Jedn. "Blesk" pofada slavnost
91ti-letych NAROZENIN Ne
smrtelneho Presidential Osvobo-
ditele T. G. MASARYKA.
Ing. Josef S. Vladimir Polo
dna, Attache Ceskoslovenske-
no Vyslanectvi z Washingtonu
pTednese pro SLOW: IS IDEALLY
~MASARYKOVYMI K MOVE
MI VfTEZSTVf'. PAX Dude
nasledovati nadherna dramatic
ka hra "Vaclav Hrobcicky z
Hrobcic".
Prosfme Vas sestry a bratri
"a VAST navstevu.
Dokazme jeden kazdy, re
vine kde jest nase mfsto jedi
ne tim kdyz mohutnou mani
festaci zaplnime Sokolovnu
Budeme VERT, re Masaryk ne
I'll nadarmo, re posud pamat-
ka jeho zije v srdci kazdeho
poctiveho Cecho-Slovaka!
Kazdy uprfmne ivan!
Vykonny Vybor
G. N. S. Odbocky
"Pravda Zvitezf''
v Baltimore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Cesky policista zranen.

Poliejnf porucfk, Stepan Du-
dek, byl hozen ma ulici, kdyz
jeho auto mu uniklo z kontroly
pred domem v Clevelandu ma
kolejich a zasahlo karu. Byla
mu prerazena leva Pare a ma
trhliny ma kycli. Auto jehO
bylo roZvracenO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
BANDITY
ZEMRET.

Willie Perkins, 35lety z w
Lanvale ulice, jenz v sobotu
byl strelen dvema cernochy,
kteTi jej chteli okrasti, zemTel
" nedeli nemocnici. Oba GER
nosi byli zatceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
SO ZATCENO PR PREPAID
HOSPODY.

V 800 blocku E. Fort avenue
pfepadena byla v sobotu hos
poda policif a SO muz1 v nj
zatceno. Ku prepadu vedlo
tajne udan1, re v nj provozova-
no jest gamblfrstvi.
Zatceny MATTEL, Frederick J.
Woelmer ,jeho syn 20lety, 10
seph Bawman a Herman Kraft,
nejv1ce vineni jsou.
Pred prepadem jeden z poll
cistd pristrojeny jake lodn1 ma
kladac, ctyrikrate vsadil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
USMRCEN We SRAZCE MA.
VLAKU.

Samuel E. Snyder, strojn1k
Baltimore and Ohio drahy z
Frederick okresu, Maryland,
usmrcen byl We stredu ma kole-
jfch drahy bl1zko Silver Spring
kde jeden Wax vrazil do dru-
heho. Inzenyr Snyder We sluz-
bach drahy byl 40 rokG. Topic
Andrew Duffy z Baltimore tez
ce zranen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
PREBYTEK STATU


j. Willard Tawes, statnf kon
trolor, vydal v sobotu v Anna
polls statni pr1jmy a vydani,
We zprave ukazano, re stat Ma
ryland mel 81. ledna tohoto ro-
ku prebytek $16,330,625.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
DR.. PATTERSON USMRCEN


Rev. N. P. Patterson, byvaly
p~resbyternf farar v Hunting
Ridge " Baltimore, usmrcen
byl automobilem nehode u
Denton We statu Arkansas be-
hem snehove boure, kdyz uka-
zoval jednomu cestu a druhy
vrazil do neho a ma miste u
smrtil jej.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
PRIsEL O ODE RUCE.

Lester Hooper, 27lety z Green
spring avenue v Owings Mills,
pTiSel We stfedu O ODE ruce,
kdyz nakladal kornu do seka-
chic stroje ma farme.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
TREVOR HEADS
HEALTH ASSN.
OTHER OFFICERS CHOSEN AT
MEETING CONDUCTED
YESTERDAY

J. j. Trevor was selected as
president of the Monroe County
tuberculosis Association at a
meeting held yesterday morning
in La Concha Hotel.
Other officers chosen are as
follows:
Dan Harrison-Secretary.
Joe Allen-Treasurer.
Directors: Mrs. Florence NJ.
Spottswood, DR., James B. PARA
more, Mrs. NJ. Z. Berkowitz. Mel
vim +. Russell. DIR. p. D. Hollo-
way.
Other directors will be selected
from the Monroe County Medical
Association. the County Welfare
Board, Woman's Club and other
civic organizations interested in
this work.
Miss May Pynchon, president
Of the Florida tuberculosis As.
ISOLATION, addrcsketl the local unit
on the work of file State organ
ization and what the local as
ISOLATION is expected 10 do IN this
area.
"We're fighting an insidious
disease" said Miss Pynchon
Tuberculosis often can be in an
advanced stage before any symp.
toms appear We must get across
10 the public this fact-apparent
ly healthy persons can have
tuberculosis and not know II.
For this reason. no physical
examination is complete without
the tests for tuberculosis the
tuberculin test or the chest X.
ray
The Early Diagnosis Cam
paign IS purely educational not
Embarrassing II Is financed by
the Christmas Seal Sale IT. pur.
pose ls 70 put before the pepplc
the means If ~iplnr out f,iher-
culosis-~msodera dIagnostic meth
ods"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19

OTTAWA. Ontario, AorIi 10
Mounted police and troops to-day
lo.ned in a mar huni foF 30 Ger
man @ar prisoners Sho ESCAPED
from camp n aoFthern OftarIo
The men. after climbing over
the wire fence surrounding the
prlnoa, vanished into TIE forests
ard began q trek ahleh II Is be-
3aeved Is Ira the dlrectscg4 q if1e
United Ssatea
0ffacsrS taking part re tf3e
search are atsefs pt1ng t. sntar-
ceps ifse maen before they reaeE
the shores II LAKE. SupeEiow. but
il il posnte5 out here that even IL
they reach the lake. they All &c
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
.KERNS SENT TO
REFORM SCHOOL
MINOR WAS ARRESTED HERE
ON VAGRANcY CHARGE
LAST YEAR

Mcdonald B. Kerns. minor
who was arrested here on va
grancy charge in October, 1910
has been sentenced to the us
Southwestern Reformatory at FL
Reno, Okla, for five years on a
charge of taking stolen car
across a state line, ii was learned
here today.
Prison officials, who learned
through Federal Bureau of In
vestigation files that Kerns had
been arrested in Key West, wrote
TO learn if he is wanted here. The
youth was held on vagraucy
charge here. but sentence was
deferred and he was ordered to
leave town. tf'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19

gency which only the prompt CO.
operation Of all classes Of citizens
can meet
Bervaldi has asked for repre-
sentatlon from every patriotic.
civic. religious and labor organ
izatlon in Monroe county to take
part in the defense program.
The new council. II has been ex-
planned, Will not be Of a military
nature. but viii be formed to take
charge Of any emergency. such as
fire. conservation Of water sup
plies or traffic direction
Members Of the committee viii
elect q chairman. vice chairman
and secretary al the Monday
nigh, meeting Bcrvaldi explain
I'd that ne Is empowered IN call
the meeting. bat WALL not hold any
office II the organization
The meeting is scheduled fog
S o'clock. y,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
MAN BEING HELD
In CHICAGO FOR
KILLING EDITOR
VICTIM WAS WRITER OF
ITALIAN NEWSPAPER: Po-
LICE REFUSE TO DIvULGE
IDENTITY OF SLAYER
IRx Associnted Pressl

CHICAGO, April ia man
whom Chicago police refused to
identify, but who was described
as a petty criminal, today is be-
ing held as the killer of John F.
Arena, editor of an Italian news
paper, who was shot to death
Tuesday.
Police said they had reason to
suspect the man and he is being
questioned.
Meanwhile, investigation into
Arenas life has led some observ-
ers to believe that his anti Fascist
editorials may have been a blind
to cover his actual work as an
Italian agent. The editor was
found shot to death on a. north
shore street.
1t was assumed that he had
been killed in reprisal for his
editorials, which condemned
fifth column" activities in the
United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
Compromise Reached On
Gasoline Tax Difference
tBy Associated PressD

TALLAHASSEE. April 10
Governor Spessard Holland lead
ers and the County Commission
ers' association today comPrornis
ed on the gasoline tax difference
today with an agreement that
may avert a bitter fight.
Salient points of the new pro-
posaL designed 10 solve imme
date state road building needs
and HaveY road bridge indebted
ness of counties. follow:
ALLOW contributions 20 coun-
ties for principal and interest on
roads built by counties. given the
state this session
2-SubniSsio1 10 popular vote
of an amendment ple3Eing two
cents for payment on mad bonds
II the amendment fails. counties
would revert 70 present three
cent ALLEGATION
3-IEvest county road bond
sinking funds guaranteed coun-
ties against bond default or in
crease ad vslorea TAX before the
amendment becomes effective in
1913
4-Ll-n5: county part patton
In 'he gas Tax fer TIE next rs
months 70 ore and 8 hail times
The 1893 amount remainder TO &c
70 State Road Department
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
County Defense Council
10 BE Organized Monday

Carl Bcrvaldi. chairman of the
Monroe county board Of commits
s'onerS, announced today he will
call a meeting Monday night at
the couON cSslrtholise to Organize
county defense council under
the state defense organization set
up by Gov. SpcSSard L. Holland
a defense council is being or
ganizcd IN every county in the
state. Bervaldi said. in accord =
ance with urgent instructions OF
Governor Holland. who considers
that the country IS facing an emer-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
Bridge Commission Opens Way
For Federal Aid On Roads

to spend money in improvements
to parts of the road outside the
toll gates. A government reg
ulation made it impossible for
such money to be spent so long
as there was any question about
who would be owner of the
bridge.
Tolls no longer will be charged
upon completion of the payments,
which will be in about 40 years.
Members of the group also ap-
proved resolution to lease land
to the county board of education
for a school in Marathn; resolved
to permit naval inspectors free
passage over the toll bridge dur
ing construction of the waterline
to Key West. and agreed TO spe-
cial rate for American Legion
members going to Key West for
their state convention.
Exactly what the rate will be
has not vet been determined
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
A> ~. ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
PRICE TO ATTEND
BOYS STATE MEET
SELECTED BY ROTARY CLUB
TO GO TO STATE
CAPITAL.

Walter Price, Key West high
school student. will 90 to ITALIA
hassee in June to take part in
the Boys State week, during
which boys from all over Flor
ida will run the affairs of the
state government.
Price was named by Rotary
club members as their repre-
sentative this week at a meeting
which was featured by a talk
on unemployment by William Lit
tie of the state employment of
flee here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
Allies AND Axis Continue Bitter
Fighting IN Sections Of Greece
Tide, However, Appears
To Be Running Against
Opponents OF Hitler And
His Partners
my Associated Press,

Berlin and London today is
sued widely divergent communi-
ques on the progress of the war
in Greece. but il was sharply evil
dent from both claims that the
battle is continuing with undim-
inished fury and that the tide
still is running against the Allies.
Berlin said powerful columns
of mechanical troops had sue
ceeded in smashing through the
Allied line near Mt. Olympus and
were driving swiftly into the
heart Of Greece.
London and Athens emphatic
ally denied any break =. the line,
but admitted that the German
attack is hammering their lines
steadily back.
Apparently preparing the Brit
ish civil population for the pos
sibility that their forces may find
it necessary to withdraw to Afri-
ca, London newspapers recently
have been publishing stories de
scribing the difficulties of max
ing an evacuation from the rug
ged Greek coast.
Meanwhile, British and Greek
troops are reported to have TAX
en- hundreds of German and Aus
trlan prisoners in the battle
which is now raging, while thou
sands have died in front of the
Allied line.
Royal Air Force bombers still
are pounding advancing German
troops in an apparently endless
series of attacks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
TWO PROPERTY
SALES RECORDED

Marvin L. Sweeting, Key West,
has sold to his wife, Mary Rut-
ledge Sweeting, two lots on
Washington street for $500, a
decd recorded at the county
courthouse revealed today.
In another transaction, Marie
Pilkington. with her husband. S.
r. Campbell, Orleans Parish, La.
sold to Nathaniel Clark a lot on
Thomas street near Division and
another on Division street for
$500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
ARREST ORCHESTRA LEADER

W'addy Williams. negro or
Chcstra member. was released
under $50 bond last night on q
charge Of reckless driving after
the bus in which he y as bringing
The band 20 Key West struck q
mail truck near Pine Key
4 hearing Is scheduled for
Monday morning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
Purpose OF Stamps Is To
Aid Sales OF Treasury
Department Bonds And
Certificates
washington Correspondent
of The Key West Citizen)
NJ QLIIAIGTON n r. Ali

VI lG MY "GS1 NAAAAGhJ
WASHINGTON. D. c., April
ls.-Initial consignment of de-
Tense postal savings stamps TO
Key West will total 5000 in de-
nominations of 10 cents. Is cents.
SO cents. 81 and IS. ii was learned
ut the Post Office Department
today.
Principal purpose of these
stamps will be as an aid in sales
of Treasury Department bonds
and certificates which will go on
the market May / to help finance
national defense preparations.
With the savings stamps will
be issued albums of cards, each
of which, when filled can be ex-
changed for a bond.
The new stamps also will be
used to establish or increase ord
mary postal savings accounts, and
will be redeemable for cash at any
time, no matter what the custom
er's purpose in buying them.
They also will be sold for the
benefit of large commercial COM
panies, who have been asking the
department for years to promote
some method of group postal saw
ings.
Present postal savings stamps
will not be delivered after May
!, and are expected to be out of
existence soon. A battery of high
powered publicists, most of them
dollar-a-year men, are ready to
begin nationwide promotion of
baby bonds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
DENY ANY RIFT
in RELATIONS

MOSCOW. April lg-The au-
thositative Russian newspaper
Pravd9 today cdltorlslly srideuiei
British and American ncwe com
mcn's describing a rift IN Mos
ctW Berlin relations
Explaining that the recent part
tvJth Japan wa b. no means d..
Tncted against Germany. the
newspaper said that relations
with Berlin were highly salts
factory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
new YORKER BUYS
PROPERTY IN CITY

Rene Lafitte. New York city,
has purchased for about $4,000 a
lot on Francis street near Divi-
sion. The property, formerly
that of Mary A. Wigham, Hills
borough county. has 1902 feet of
frontage on Frances street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
MANY DENIALS ON
HOME EXEMPTIONS

Fifty eight of the 1888 appllca-
tions for homestead exemptions
on city taxes have been denied.
Sam B. Pinder, tax assessor and
collector for the city. announced
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
AXIS PUSH in
EGYPT SUFFERS
nv Asnarlntea Prrssl

CAIRO. April l9.-The stalled
Italo-German push into Egypt
suffered new onslaughts today as
British troops storned into action
near Salum IN a resumption of
their counter attacks.
: "A communique admitted, how
ever. that bcsieged Tobruk and
its garrison had been heavily
bombed by German planes yester-
day
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
BOTH SIDES CLAIM
SINKING OF SHIPS
CBy Associated PresD

BERLIN, April l9.--Nazi dive
bombers yesterday pounded a
convoy in British waters off the
north of Scotland, sinking or Grip
ping total of 10000 tons, a COM
munique said today
Qondon claimed Raj bombers
had sunk four ships from a Ger
man convoy in the Mediter-
ranean.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
MUCH EQUIPMENT

FORT JACKSON. S. CA Sc
iectee who reported recently in
tins city TO begin his year of mill
tary training brought a bedroom
suite. rowing machine and a
bicycle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
ESCAPE METHOD

WASHINGTON - Students at
the navy'S submarine schools are
subjected to escape training" in
"a curious looking tank before
other basic courses are started.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
RECREATIONsUNITf
WORKS To OBTAIN
BASEBALL FIELD
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN PAUL.
ALBURY CONFERS WITH
OFFICIALS IN MIAMI IN
INTEREST OF PROJECT

The city-county recreation
committee this week requested
financial aid from the City Coun-
Gil for the purpose of equipping
and improving a baseball field
on Trumbo Island. The request,
granted by the council, stipulat-
ed that SAT was needed to con-
struct a 17-foot backstop, $50 for
repair and erection of grand
stands and left undetermined the
cost of grading the field.
In presenting the request, chair
man Paul Albury of the city
county committee explained that
the building of the field is the
first concrete step taken towards
fulfillment of a recreation pro-
gram for Key West, as devised
and suggested by defense co-ord-
inator Marvin Lewis and the local
WPA recreation director, Mrs.
Eva Warner. Mr.. Albury ex-
pressed the opinion that the pro-
gram has every chance of being
successful.
1t is estimated the ball dia-
mond, located on Jumbo Island,
will cost a little over $100 to put
in playing condition. The city
council fulfilled its promise to aid
and promote recreation here by
passing on the requested sum
without single objection being
voiced, donating $3.50 tc the prof.
ect.
Confers With Miami Heads
In his capacity of chairman of
the city-county recreation COM
mittee, Mr.. Albury journeyed to
Miami Thursday for a conference
with a number of WPA officials.
The recreation prospects of Key
West were discussed at great
length and the conference ended
in a high note of optimism.
Among those with whom Mr.. AL
bury conferred were Mrs. Frances
Callahan. district head of the
WPA Professional and Service
Division; Mrs. Elizabeth butcher.
her assistant, and Mrs. Mary
Powell, district supervisor of rec
reation.
Mr.. Albury told the officials of
his confidence in the ability and
capacity for hard work of Mrs.
Warner and Mr.. LEWIS. While
there is undoubtedly much to be
done, he felt that an excellent
start towards a cohesive recrea-
tion program for Key West had
been made.
The city-county chairman also
conferred with E. H. Hulse, dis
trict manager for the WPA, seek
ing use of scraper and grader in
leveling the Trumho property do
mated for the field. Mr.. Hulse
stated he felt Albury's request
would be granted as soon as the
Jacksonville office had an oppor-
tunity to review the request.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19

5-Aiiow counties use Of ~
percent of the annual gas tax re
serves surplus after current obi
cations. road department 80 per
cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
Consignment Of Defense
Postal Savings Stamps
Sent Key West Office
~ -. -. So. .aW .aagr. aaw Aaw< Mw
FRANCE HAS QUIT
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
UBy Associated PressD

VICHY. April l9.-France,
one of the founders and bull
warks of the League of Ma
tons. has resigned.
Vice Premier Adm. Darlan
announced today that he had
sent to the league council a
note informing the group
that France no longer will
retain her seat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
Germany Accuses British Of
Killing Greek Prime Minister
MRS. L. M. STOUTENBURG
(By Associated Press)

: been in office as premier only 80
days, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. An Athens
communique announcing his
death did not describe the cir
cumstanceS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19

BERLIN, April 19.-German
newspapers today accused British
agents of killing Greek Prime
Minister Alexander Korizis be-
cause he had decided to capitulate
to Adolf Hitler and end the war.
Korizis, who was SIS and had
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19

MARATHON. April ls.-Com-
missioners of Overseas Road and
Toll Bridge district today opened
the way for federal aid in road
improvements by passing a resolu-
ton calling for a legislative bill
which will make mandatory the
return of the bridge to the state
of Florida.
Members of the group will pre-
sent a draft of the bill to Monroe
county commissioners at their
next meeting in May.
The bill, providing that the
bridge is to be turned over to the
state after toll charges have paid
for its construction, makes it pos
sible for the federal government
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19
Search For Nazi Prisoners
Who Escaped From Ontario

faced N4tb a $50 msie trip oyer
the ICY ard often stormy lake
waters
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-19

Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
Coal Miners Back
In Pits Following
$4,000, 1000 Losses
10000 Tons of Steel
Lost to Defense by
Strike, is Estimate

PITTSBURGH, Nov. "a.
(UP)-Coal miners returned
to work today, ending a week
long strike which had threat
ened steel production.
Members of the United Mine
workers CCIOD approved with Only
minor criticism the action OF Pres
ident John L. Lewis III submitting
the union shop demand to arbltra-
ton. More than $1,000 miners IN
the captive mines owned by the
steel companies. had struck for a
union shop. and were joined by
approximately 100000 workers III
commercial mines who walked out III
sympathy,
The miners return forestalled
wide spread shut-doWns of steel
mills because of coal shortages. SeY-
Continued on Page 6; Column 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
Marine Deserters
Cry at Treatment;
Blame Superiors
Corps No Place For
Babies RetOrt Veterans
Among Peace Officers

Six out Of II Marines who
started a desert Marine corps
after deserting ship in San
Diego Sunday, were held IN
the county Jail at Ell Centre
MondaT at the request of Marine
corps officers.
The Marines, all from the east
coast. complained bitterly because
the said they had to move out and
give white and Negro civilian work
men their hunks aboard the Hen
derson. government transport, on a
trip to the Philippines.
Peace officers who are eX-marineo
we're not greatly impressed by COM
plants of the Marines. declaring
that transport duty was hard and
the boats usually crowded. One OF
them said that the boys probably
didn't like it because the service
did not measure up TO that in an
expensive hotel.
Tho Marine corps isn't any place
for babies" one Marine reserve OF
ficer said. Probably when the
glamor wore off they were sick OF
their 100. Personally 1 was glad OF
a chance to sleep on deck when the
boat was crowded. I have an idea
conditions were not so bad. The boys
Continued on Page 6; Column 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-24
Two Injured in Two
Accidents Here

A masculine resident OF Jacumb&
and a .thrcc-Year- girl suffered
injuries in two automobile accidents
in Imperial county during the week
end.
Gilbert SchWendencr of Jacumba
suffered conclusion OF the bralE
early Monday when a car he was
driving down the mountain TOWARD
Ell Centro went out of control ana
overturned in the center OF the
highway half a mile west OF Shep-
herds bridge.
Dixie Jean Dye, 3. of Warren All
IONA. suffered scratches on her chm
n an accident Cn highway 80 H.
Holtvillc. A car driven by her IA
her. Jack Dye 80, and one driven
~ L. Valenzuella. Al, Holtville, co..
iided head-on, Highway Patrolmah
a. G. Alleger said. Alleger said val
,nzuella cut a street corner on inc
eft side of the street and struck
Ive's car. Dye tried to avoid a COL
lision, he said.