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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
CAPT. WOOD L05ES HIS
 GRID POST
Mentor of West Point Must Renori 10 Fort Bliss in
 February-Requesfed

WEST POINT, N. Y., Jan. IT, NHot. Williem H. Wood. head foot ball coach at the Army for tho la.t three years, has been ordered by the War Department to duty at Fort Bliss Texas.
 Lieut. Col. E Hiblos. graduate manager cf athln'ics who ,npdo hr announcement said the poor show ing of the Army team last fall had no bearing on the transfer. The Cadets beat only Williams and tied Harvard while losing to Cornell. La fayette, Notre Dame, Brown. Penn. Princeton and Navy for their poor est season in fifty-one years of foot ball.
 Last year the Cadets won three lost four and tied two while in 1888. the first year under Capt. Woods direction, they won eight and lost only two.
 Mention Civilians
 The War Department ordere Capt. Wood to sail on a transport for San Francisco, February G, md then motor to the Texas station.
 Several names were mentioned as the successor to Capt. Wood, among them civilians, but Col. Hibbs said our athletic board has made no decision as yet"
 Brigadier Gen. Robert L. Eichel- berger, superintendent of the mili- tary academy, said that Mai. Gen John K. Herr, chief of cavalry in Washington, had requested that Wood be assigned to active duty and that the retiring coach wanted the assignment. Most of Wood Z corps of assistant coaches nave left for permanent stations.
 At Point Since '3l
 Wood who won twelve letters iu football, basketball and baseball while cadet after attending John Hopkins, has been at the Point s'nce l9Jl either as assistant or head coach.
 After graduating in 1925. he re- turned to West Point as assistant under Maj. Ralph Sasse in l93l. lie then eerved as head backfield coach under Capt, Gar Davidson until l937. when he was named head coach
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
HELP lN 44LlSk AN Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service
for this qualified worker.

I TUT IfiIS qudIIITtu WUTker
 CASHIER POSTING CLERK Married woman, age 27. experienced as cashier in large department store, bonded, do posting, etc Call for ES 238.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
'''''; GOOD Q BA5KETBALl
 k. lYih
By CLAIR BEE Long Island University Coach

Used judieiously it's big help used by someone who doesn't think and who may be playing efandstand hall it's the most dan eerous maneuver in basketball That's the dribble.
 Used at the right time and kept within proper limits it is a useful means of giving teammates an op- Iortunity to break for the basket, of escaping from a tight defensive situation, of scoring when the flcor is clear ahead, or of advanc- ing the ball to the front court.
 When dribbling, use a body angle which will permit a quick change of direction, head well up to see ahead and to each side. The ball ii controlled through the finger tips and must be kept to a low bJuncc in heavy traffic. The high bounce is used only when there IS no immediate danger of intercep- tion, as on quick drive to the basket with the floor clear Other wi e, dribble from crouch simi- lar to that of a track mans "on the mark" Take that position and dribble slowly until you get the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
By SAM JACKSON AP Feature Service Writer

PALO ALTO, Cal.-Stanford Uni velsitys amazing football season, which eliminated in the Rose Bowl ontest with Nebraska on New Hear's Day, is having marked eff
 cts on coaching and tactics in tle Far West
 Experts who have seen late-season games Of Stanford's fellow-confer- once members report plays resem- bling those which have brought such success to Clark D. Shaugh- messy and his men.
 To date no one has switched over to the celebrated T forma- ton, but no one will be surprised is few college coaches get aboard the bandwagon in l941.
 To an older generation Shaugh- nCssy's innovation" is not new Gt all. Time was when every high school and scrub team used the r, with the quarterback taking the ball from center while the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
ON TKE SPOT

SAIGN MEL EGIER. Switzerland, Ion. 7-Swappino horses. once a favorite sport of Swiss peasants, is virtually 8 thing of the past in Switzerland because of new army regulations forbidding such trans fers without special permission
 The army considers every Swiss horse subject to call for service at any moment. Authorities want
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07

idea. Later practice double tim ing" changing the height and speed of the dribble in order to elude or go around guard.
 to knew where the horses arc and to make sure the number in each district remains constant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
rIITESH SAVING T'NFOM

TONDON--With war demands for paper and tinfcil. cigarette cases 'e ccning back into favor. Some dealers even ask customers to lave cigarette cartons at the ship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07

and Pittsburgh, tied Alabama, and lost to Notre Dame, Alabama, and Columbia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07

Schnee.
 Way and Means Committee = Mrs. Mary c. Sutton. Ms. Lcuisc M. Heisel and Mrs. Josephine Sul- liyan.
 Order of Rainbow-M Mary .f"'nnette Bowling, Mother Assist ant, and Mrs. Thelma Brown, As- sistant Mother Assistant
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07

Subscritc 10 ,.c Daily hlasSa Empire the paper with the largest paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07

Connie Mack veteran Philadelphia Athletics shown
 center fron he honored him by the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Philadelphia the grand old of baseball William Hadge fron American
 League president and Judge Harry McDev Friendly Sons presi den Tear jimmy Dykes Chicago White Sox manager and Gens
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
BLAZE EARLY
THIS MORNING
WAS SET FIRE
FOUR coL0HED szEE BEING
HELD IN COUNTY IAN Fon
QUESTIONING ~ MAI
TER

-Four colored men are Being
held in the county jan 1ar aues-
fioning about fire al su5 An
gela street TINS morning ri s.o8
O'Clock
The building. a une-famiiv
wood frame house. was Saved
from any serious damaex = the
prompt response 81 fireuaen wa
received an Anonymous aele-
phone cali
The informant told FIRE che.
Harry Baker that 6e had seen
three men soaking the seas
with kerosene. The firemen bad
little difficulty IL ea1nezisass.z
the blaze which had Ef1le sizsa.
20 gei nnoer way
Due negro MS rssnoks< Efs1s
q bid GA which he Mas sad @
be sleeping.
Police said they dssnuaRrs
rags saturated win gasoline Pre-
men said they had 10 hrpnk
through the door to resrue fse
man inside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
BRITAIN TAKES
OFFENSIVE AGAIN
REPORTED TO HAVE CAP
TURED $500 GER
MAN TROOPS
tBy As-aeissea prs-N,

CAIRO, Dec. 6.-Great Brit
aims imperial forces returned 10
the offensive in Libya and in two
days Of fighting captured 1850
Axis troops, military sources
here said taday
The new British push has re-
gained considerable ground near
Tobruk and in the SaIum sector.
No reports were forthcoming
from Berlin to deny that the I'M
perial forces had once again taken
the initiative.
At Ed Duda, British forces beat
off three Axis attacks at the town
which commands the highway
just south of Tobruk.
The imperial commanique
claims that heavy losses have
been inflicted on the enemy but
does not attempt TO interpret
the action as decisive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
By PETE PETERSON
up Feature Service

EAGLE SQUADRON FIGHT
Err STATION SOMEWHERE IN
BRITAIN. Dec, 6.-I am an orig
nal member OF the Eagle
Squadron.
And now. as It's leader. I want
TO speak not 50 much Of my
own experiences but to tell Of
my admiration for the men who
have fought and are fighting be-
side me.
Air fighting these days. while
Il las its characteristics Of indi-
vidual combat. IS essentially a
matter OF teamwork. That IS
where the Eagle Squadron ex-
GELS To nay mind that has been
tee real value Of our squadron
70 tie Raj
have been on more than 50
Offensive air battles over Occu-
nlsa France and Britain. and it
ziges me more thrill to know
taese fellows behind me than 10
shoot down a Jerry mysesf
ny first trip against tbs
Luffwaffe was VIXEN Il was
making offensive sweeps over
Britain. We gave them a
damn good shellackins. After
a short period Of this the
Raj. began It's own often
sives.
saw France for The first time
from $4,000 feet. It gave me a
CONTINUED on Page SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06

In the South. the Russians bat
tered the Nazis with increased
vigor IN an attempt to draw Ger
man pressure away from Moscow.
4 laundering Red artillery bar
rage opened a new Russian offeh-
sive near Kharkov and was dec
imsting IN large numbers German
troops which were said 10 be
freeziag in the sub-zero weather.
The Leningrad front which has
beCn comparatively dormant re-
Gently broke N Z blaze Of fierce
action as the Soviets started q big
scale counter attack Al Tikhvin,
rs miles east Of Russia's second
largest city
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
ALESHIA JOHNSON
dies THIS A. M.
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
HELD TOMORROW AFT
ERNooN

Mrs. Aleshia Johnson, age Sc,
died this morning at 8 O'Clock at
her residence, 1920 Angela street
Funeral services viii be held
tomorrow afternoon at Acc
O'Clock from the Ley Memorial
church, Rev. Vim. Bryant Of
-ficiating.
The body win be placed II
the church at zoo O'Clock.
Pritchard Funeral Home is in
charge Of arrangements.
Survivors include three daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Sd. Gray, Mrs. Harry
Richardson and Mrs Clara Lew.
IS: a son, George Johnson; L
grandchildren and is great
grandchildren
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
OTTO LUNDQUIST
DIES THIS MORNING
FUNERAL SERVICES Will BE,
CONDUCTED TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

Otto Lundquiss, age u, died
this mroning at GIG o'clock at
MS residence, e2g William street.
Funeral services viii be held
4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from the FIRST NJ. E fStone)
church Rev. A. c. Rivierc. pas
tor. viii officiate.
The body win be placed in the
church at ? osiock- Burial will
take place N the family plot in
the city cemetery.
Lopez Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Pailbearers selected to serve
are Albert DiNegro. Mervin
Russell. Olof Soderberg. clar-
enee Allshouse, Capt. A. E
Sharpiey and afyron Russell
Tiger Tail Tribe No. is. I'm
proved Order of Red Men. oi
which the deceased was a mem
Der will attend the funeral in a
body.
Survivors include the widow.
Mrs Sallie Lundquisf: a sister,
Mrs John Matthew'S Of Miami a
brother. Leonard Lundqulst OF
Arcadia and ten step-children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
HOUSING PROJECT
TO BE INSPECTED

Fort Village. low-c0st negro
housing project. viii be open for
public Inspection Sundsy. Dec.
etomooFrow9. thEeuga Dec "A,
betN-cen 2 and 4 p m
Invitations 70 public Off
Gals and civic leaders have been
issued BY Wallace 3. Kirke. ex-
ecGtive director Of the Key West
Housing authority
Tne grounds about the Fort
Village have yet 10 be land
seaped. Director Knke believes.
however, that Key Westers win
- interested 10 view few Of
the typical units before occu-
pancy starts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-The
japanese crisis has developed in
70 war of nerves
Tension remains acute. as
Tokyo today expressed deter
imitation to carry On It's policy Of
aggression.
Other developments which IN
dieated that an explosion IS fear
ed IN the Far East was an order
calling ali British var ships IN the
far Pacific to stand ready.
One British admiral IS reported
to have described the situation
with the remark. 4 suppose We re
going TO fight the Japs now
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
FLOYD ODLUM
COMES TO BAT
in WASHINGTON
LITTLE AND BIG BUSINESS
GETS ATTENTION OF MA
TIoNAL DEFENSE OFF
cIAL
ny JACK sTINNETT
AP Feature Service Writer


WASHINGTON. Dec. o.
There are people in Washington
who viii tell YOU that Little Or
Floyd Bostwick OdIum) is going
to be the goat in one of national
defense's greatest fsillres-the
failure 10 spread defense con-
tracts over the nations small in
dustries There are others who
say: Just wait until Cd cracks
down.
There YOU have it. As director
of the Office of Production Man.
agement's two-month-old divi-
sion of contract distribution. this
sight. wiry man who was one of
the greatest, if not the greatest.
financier spawned by the de-
preston, will either emerge as the
savior of small manufacturing or
fizzle out in solving the biggest
problem which has come out of
national defense.
Floyd Odlum was born in
Union CITY. Mich. in 1892. one
of five children. His father was
a Methodist minister-typical of
the clergy that had zone foot in
Heaven and hands cropping Oft
en- around an almost empty
larder. When his family moved
to Colorado. Floyd went to the
university and came out of it
with a law degree and IS. With
the IS he bought a bargain rail-
road ticket to Salt Lake City.
for no other reason he can re-
call now than that It was a bar
gain. With the law degree. he
got a $50-a-month Job with the
Utah Power and Light CO.
When he got raised 10 SIS he
married Hortense Mcouarrie.
daughter of an elder in the
Mormon church. A few years
later. Odium went on TO New
York. an inconspicuous law
clerk in the firm which repre-
senfed Electric Bond and Share
Co. holding company Of which
the Utah firm was . subsidiary.
Car of Electric Bond and
Share was that fabulous Wall
Street figure. Sidney Zollicoffer
~Old Profanity Mitchell The
story goes that Mitchell wanted
some legal work done in a hurry
late one afternoon and found
all his legalifes out of the office.
except Odlum. He called him in
and the way the slim. sandy
haired young lawyer turned out
the job caused Mitchell to have
him transferred TO his own Of
flee.
From there on, Odlum's rise
was rapid and steady. BY 1920 ne
had become a vice president and
six wears later was vice chairman
Of the board In 1923. with
little family nest-egg. amounting
TO $4,000, Odlum organized the
Atlas Utility Corp. Che ~Util5
ity' afterWard was dropped
when the word unfairly began TO
assume something in the public
mind synonymous with skin
game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
Key West Public Housing
Per Capita Greater Than
That OF New York City
Claimed That Results In
Key West Should Be
More Beneficial Than
In Larger Cities
Washington Correspondent of
The Key West citizen)


WASHINGTON. D. c. Dec. 6
key West has . per capita pub
lie housing ratio far above that Of
the highly publisizea slun- clear
anee program Of New York City.
the United States Housing Al
thoriiY SAID hsrs today after com.
pairing activities IN the two cities.
The Key West public housing
Progrsm provides one dwelling
for each 50 residents Of the city.
usHA reported. whereas in New
York City the per capita ratio is
only enc dwelling for each $50
re6ldenh.
Commenting upon these figures,
Nathan straus, EsHA Admins
traitor, said that they show a most
healthfuI ana substantial develop
ment Of the Federal housing pro-
gram
Although slnm conditions ia
large metropolitan centers such
as Mex York City arc more spec
iscular tisan n the smaller cites,
Mr. seaas said there IS s press
ing need fer publicly financed low
cost housing in cities the SIZE of
Key West
Results IN Key West, he said,
should be even more beneficial
than il fhe larger cities IN high
~ populous metropolitan areas,
he pointed out. public housing
must be directed specifically at
tho most obvious slnm areas.
IN a city the size Of Key Vest
ne said, the public housing pro-
gram becomes a normal and IN
teerated cart Of the cgmrngnity's
whole development
Emphasis on public housing IN
cities the size Of Key West, and
even smaller. win Be definite
Continued on Page SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
8. q. 81. 9. g: 8.
SECURING KEYS
FOR KILLERS OF
PAUL DANIELS

One Of the greatest man
hunts il the history of Men
roe county was under way
Today as all the law enforce
ment agencies of Southern
Florida comhed the Marathon
Key for the killers OF Paul
Daniels.
The three men who shot
Dsriels are believed to be on
foot somewhere in the vicin-
itY of Goulds.
The patrol car in which
they escaped after shooting
the former Key West police
man was found wrecked in
an embankment rear Goulds.
Il had been turned over
three times. police said.
The car which they stole
and which was put out of
operation bv the accurate
shooting Of Daniels was
found abandoned in Perrire,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06

EDITORS NOTE: Tan
Slim yellow haired chesley
Gordon Peterson. DFc. Is the
new leader Of the first Aneri-
ear Eagle Squadron. Pete is
a serious. quiet 23-year-oId
chap who was bern at Sal
mon. Idaho. and educated at
Brigham Young University.
His father lives al Santa
quir. Utah. Peterson. in
his citation. was lsuded for
his ~coclness and courage
whiSh SET an excellent ex-
ample Pete said: Il wnnR
VIE mach blood and thun-
der Then he wrote this
piece for The AP Feature
Servioe.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
TWO CASES ARE
HEARD IN COURT

Sally Nay MIGRANT. rslorass
arrested Oct On charges IS -
tempting 20 murder 0ssell Jahn-
son. WAS bound over t. the cri.r,-
inal court under $500 bond
Ihe preliminary hearing was
held yesterday afternoon heinsr
Justice CT the Peace Enrsuue Is
uuinaldo, j.
Morant aecuroinE ia county
police officerx aiieaealy shnt
johnson with a shot tga n0laFssra
aim severely u tiae arzn
Richard Herbin was btna
over g criminal court under So
bond for alleged vaRranrv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
Tension IN Japanese
Crisis Remains Acute

An emergency was declared in
the Philippine Island All non
residents were warned to svacuate
Manila. United States Gen. Nc
Arthur, who IS IN charge Of the IS
lands. IS said to have marSheled
military forces there IS prepsfa-
ton for any emergency
From Australia came sord that
Australia had reiterated ms de-
termination 10 support England N
any action that it decides 30 take
against Nippon.
The Thailand government Is re
ported ready 70 move the capital
from Bankog
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
Maxi Army Continues
To Press On Moscow
sBy Associated pres.l

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The Ger
man army continued to press on
Moscow in the fact Of Russian
claims that 10000 Nazis had been
annihilated IN the north and two
divisions destroyed IN the Kalinin
area
me Reds admitted that Hitler's
powerful mechalized divisions
before ne Soviet capital had
made important gan.s during the
past p hours
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
COMMANDER LONG
GIVEN new DUTY

Lieut. -Comdr. Albert -. Ione
u-SN-R- reported f0r ausy Dee
? a the Key West Naval STA
lion.
He has been assigned the past
Of Commanding Officer. Sclsen
Base. Inshore Patrol. Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
MAIL GOES ON AND
NOVEL TAKES FORM

VTCHH. Dec s-Waiting a
novel on post cards is one Of the
unexpected tricks Frenchmen
have had TO learn because Of the
demarcation lire which divides
the country in two
Since only post cards may
pass between the two zones, the
text has 10 be copied out on
hundreds Of cards to be sent
back and forth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
HoRsE BURNED UP

LEAvENWoRTH Kans.-Fire-
men received a call that sseme
hcrses are on fire at Broadway
and Spruce streets They sped
to the scene Sure enough,
horses were burning-saw horS-
Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06

Paul Daniels. former member
Of the Key West police force was
shet 70 death shortly after mid
night BY three automobile thieves
whom he had cornered near Per
rine
Left for dead on the lonely road,
Daniels. though mortally wound
ed. remained alive long enough TO
give a good description of one Of
his assaiiants to = passing motor
iets
Daniels. 32-year-ald Kev West
member Of the Florida State high
way patrel forced the fIeeings Gar
thieves to a halt by puncturing the
tEontinaed on Page SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06
PAUL DANIELS SHOT TO
DEATH BY BANDITS ON
HIGHWAY NEAR PERRINE
BULLETIN

The sufonobils IN whira
TIE three killers Of Paul
Daniels are attempting TO
make their escape was re-
ported speeding through the
north gale on the Oversees
HigtwaY headed for Key
West at noon Sheriff Berlin
Sawyer was ordered on the
alert
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

la srhathizole. En- la pneumo-
MIA la sulfathiazole es la droga
predil5 eta por cuanto produce
menOs nauSeas y v6mitos que la
sl,fapyridine. En- otros tipos de
infection ~pneum6nica, hay po-
co q. eHcOger entire esas dos dro-
gas. Sulfathiazole es, sobre la
base de nuestro presente conoci-
m!ento, superior a las otraS dos
en- ell tratamiento de las infec-
clones "eStafiloc6quicaS''. Este
no Significa que cada pequeno
grano debe ser tratado con sui
fathiazoie, sine aquellas infec-
clones que son mOderadamente
Ssveras. No es necesario reco-
mendar a las personals inteligen-
ties que estas drogas solo deben
tomarse bajO prescription me
dica. En- este case la medication
sin ~consulta esta cargada de pc
ligrOs.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
MARIANA ATERRIZARA Ell
PRIMER AVON MILITAR
EN- Ell NUEVO PAVIMEN-
TO DE EN-
MAC DILL

Ell brigadier Tinker, conan
dante de la Tercera Ala de la
aviaci6n, con despacho en-
Tampa. anunci6 hoy que ma
mana a las 10 A. M. aterrizara
ell primer aeroplano en- las nue.
vas fajas de despegue cons
truidas ne ell c%ampamento Nc
Dill.
Ira ell brigadier de pilo.o
del primer aeroplano,, un BIZ
motor BIS, y lie acompahara
ell coronel Harry H. Young, je
fe executive del campamento.
Aterrizara ell segundo avi6n
piloateado por ell teniente CO.
ronel Vicente ]. Meloy, conan
dante del grupo de Bombar :
dec o. 29. Participaran en- la
ceremonial, que sera transmit
tida por la Radio, autoridades
municipales Y del condado.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
Las Virtudes de ana NueVG
DrogG

La sudfanilamide Sc ha con-
en- uno de los mas pode-
roSos agentes para combatir las
Intermediates contagiOsas des-
de que fIle dpscubierta o puesta
en- ell mercado, hace cincO amos.
"Sobre la base del conocimientO
actual, la sulfanilamide es la drO
ga que Sc escoje para ell trata-
miento de las infecciones origi-
nadas por ell "EstreptOcocus' B,
tales como erisipelas, inflama-
clones de la garganta, escarlati-
ma y otras. La drOga es tambien
recomendada en- ell tratamiento
de la gangrena, ell venereo, "a
traeoma, etc.
Para ell tratamiento de las
Intermediates venereas sc vie
ne utilizando a sulfapyridine y
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

d nuevo hogan, a hombres, mt
jeres y ninos que parecian arrls
trar SUI dolor, sin esperanza, en-
las casuohas maltratadas y quiz
z$s odiadas por ell N
FL nino tendra jardin y par
que; la madre tendra ell aqua ca
liente para los platos, la calefec
c;6n para mantener el calOr del
cusupo en- los dfas frio la re-
frigeraci6n que le ecOn" mizari
muchos d6lares al aho, conser-
yando frescOs los alimentos.... ell
padre ira a trabajar sabiendo
que deja en- Ell hOgar c6modo a
la ccmpanera, y en- el parque, ha
cienddo ejercicios, a los hijOs
queridos.
Ponce Leon Court sera un
"milagro' en- la vida de Ybor
City, como Ell gobierno del pre-
sidente Roosevelt ha sido I'm mi
lagro en- la vida de la RepGbli-
ca. y en- defensa de la demo
cracia!