davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Yugos|ov Cabinet Deeply Split
Over Yielding to Axis Demand;
Regent Won't Let Three Resign
Emergency Meeting
Of Key Ministers
Called by Premier
BACKGROUND

Germany has pressed Yugo-
stdUid to join the driS pact in
order to protect her armyS flank
Dhen-dnd it-it moues against
Greece, Which has repulsed Ital-
ian inpasion begun last October.
Germany nom occupying Ru-
mania and Bulgaria and has
large Mechanised army on Greek
border,
Evening star., 1941-03-21

In London, confirmation of Tepe-
lenis capture likewise was lacking,
but informed quarters there said
they considered 1t possible.
From prisoners taken in that area.
British military sources said, they
had learned that Italian morale
was very bad" even among some
of II Duce's picked Alpine troops.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Summary Of Todoy's Star

Army Of half million to help sell new
defense securities. Page ALA
Washington and Vicinity.
DR.. White denies discrimination
against G. II. A. doctor. Page Al
Commissioners ready to act on liquor
law changes. Page B-1
Evening star., 1941-03-21
AmusementS

Foreign.
Yugoslavs, bowling to axis. face In
ternal crisis. Page Al
Smoking ruins left by Nazis in
Plymouth. Page Al
Two Italian attacks repulsed on g.
mile front, Greeks say. Page Al
British warplanes set up blasting OF
Italians at Cheren. Page AT
Japanese Minister in Australia moves
for conciliation. Page b.
NotionoI.
Roosevelt sends st. Lawrence agree
ment text to Congress. Page Al
Knudsen says 7 billion aid fund to
bs committed in year. Page Al
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Italian Disintegrotion
In Albania Reported

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, March
81 P.-The pro-German newspaper
Vreme carried dispatches today say
ing that the latest of repeated re-
ports of Greek capture of Italian
held Tepeleni in Albania had been
confirmed, but the pro-British
Politika declared 1t still was un-
confirmed.
Accounts of the fall of the central
Albanian town, stubbornly defended
by the Italians since mid-December,
were received at Yugoslavias border
with Albania yesterday, but there
was no confirmation in official quar-
ters here or in Athens.
Simultaneous with these reports,
Italian soldiers and some of their
Albanian comrades-in-arms crossed
the border into Yugoslavia at sep
arate points yesterday, both groups
declaring that the Fascist army in
Albania was rapidly disintegrat-
ing"
Evening star., 1941-03-21

(See APPROPRIATIONS, Pg. Alt.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

(See ARMY, Page A-l7)
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Ey the Associated Press.

(See BRITISH AID, Page A-4O
Evening star., 1941-03-21

(See wARSHIPS, Page A-4J
Evening star., 1941-03-21

(See LONDON, Page A
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

moze interesu kaptalizma kontrolisati rad
nicka kasa da Sc "demokratski" izrablju juje do
mile volje "demokratske" putokratje A da
Sc radnicka klasa takvom drzi Roosevelt je svoj
zivot posvetio. Otuda njegov surov napad ma
siromasne stra jkuj JUICE radnike koji su ustai
da poboljsaju svoje inferno stanje. Neka Sc
izrabljuju radnici; neka oni boluJu Cd man J.
kavosti zdrave hrane; neka njihova deca pate
bez udobnosti koja nuzna "a decije
zdravlle, samo neka Sc odrzi inst;tucija feke-
rizma celosti veil Roosevelt sa pretnjom da
&c federalne trupe zaposednuti strajkom po-
godjena poduzeca ako Sc strajkujuci radnici
ne vrate ma svoje poslove
l posednje vesti javljaju da su federal
ne trupe zaposednule ia strajkujuca poduzeca
da sa brutalnom silom slome strajk to samo
zbog toga jer je Predsednk Roosevelt osigu-
poslodavce da ce trupe drzati poduzeca sa-
mo do tog vremena do kojeg je potrebno uspo-
stavti "red' tojest, dok Sc ne slomi strajk,
Tako rade pravi cuvari burzoaskog reda -
sve "a poslodavce njihove lakeje sve protiv
radnika.
Tako ia "sveta trojica" poslodavci,
fekeri politcka drzava ustaje kao jedan
covek protv radnika Il odbrani "svetog ugo-
vora." sto dokazuje nepobitno da je "sveti
ugovor" jako proklet "a izrabljene radnike.
l radnic ce uzvati u raju onda kada ustanu
j obore "svetu trojicu" poslodavce, fekere
poiticku drzavu - kapitalizam, kako to uCi
socjalisticka Radnicka Partija kada ma ME
GOWN rusevinama uspostave Socijalisticku III
dustrijalnu Republiku Rada - slobodnu jud-
sku zajednicu bez 'svetih ugovora,' poslod&-
vaca, fekera i bez kapitalstcke drzave.
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PRETPLACUJTE Sc. CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNNKU BORBU.

okruzayau nekom vrstom teesne garde sacinavane cd
njihovi radnika Cuveni zatar Benvenuto Celin koga
Franio pozva il Florencije da nasani Parizu be-
Sc u tekvom stalnom srahu cd ljubomore francuskh
tali; nskh umetnika da nikad zlaZaSe uicl beZ
pratne nekocine svojih ucenika, ko sv behu naoru-
zan do zuba nedavno izdrza pravu opsadu maom
Zamku Neste koji mu Kra dade kao dar Guzva traja-
Sc puma diva saa pobeda osta kod Benvenuo-a njego-
privatnog garizona tai dogadjaj pricin veliko
uzivanje Franj Takav ie red sto vada Il gradu tax
sigurmost sto je uzvau gradjani ovim tuznim
danma.
Peduzece Roberta Estienna nalikovaSe koliko stan-
parii, toiko rsenalu Blizu stamparskih strojevo
voslagarskih kuta i kamenh stoova visahu kopliace
arkvebus i macev. ako beSe noe, Krisan toga yece
oss radionic; osta tamo zelju svoga gospodara
cekaEo MEGA. Zanatlijino lice. koe nosase beege
brge cd razgovora simon Herve-om prethodnog
vesera. sad izgledase veseo Kad Sc Hcrve povrst u
Crkve Sv Dominika, dugo nakcn uobcajenoe ca
pocnjanje rada radionci Ma stora Estienna
vide Japan ienog nezadovonog usled ponovnog mu
otsustva posla, rece licemerno
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

= Moim te, nemoj da sudis po izg1adima: budi
sguran, oce da Gu opet posta dostoan tebe: oprost
ces mi kobnu oksku Pocnje da uvidjam opasnos up-
liva kojem slepo ustupah.
Rekaysi to, pozuri Sc da nadoknad zgubljeno vrenc
m rno prione radu. Malo zatim, medju radncima Sc
sucajno skrene prodaju cprostanica, kou
oni osudjivahu obnovljenom energom Daleko cd toga
Ga uzme odbranu sramnu trgovnu kao sto cinase II
njm zgodama Harve osta mem cak izgedase zbu-
njen krstijan povuce povone zakiucke il sinoveve
zabune
= Mora da ie sinocni nam razgovor doneo dobar
pod, pomisli zanatlija sebi, mora da Sc otvorise
oc jadnog decka; da uvde ga zanesenjastvo
provaliju. Strpjenja Nacela u koma ga vaspitah
dibice prevagu. Sad mogu nadati boljem.
Kad ga pred konsc dnevnog rada izvesti Majstor
Estienne da ze da govori MIN zamo da zadrz
radionic krstijan svom sinu da saopst Bridge
tt razlog ocekivanog zakasnjeaja, da bi
mirivala sto ga vid kod kuce u obicno vreme Kad
nazad osta radonci, produzi da unosi stranice
ednu latinsku kngu ponocu svetlosti lampe.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

DIM rada prekide edan Cd prijaelja mu incnom Jus
tin stampar radionici Nek presan samparski posao
zadrza ga pobocno sobi. Zacudjen da nalaz Krstija
ma jos rosu, Justin rece
Ne nadah dragi druze, da Gu tebe naci ovde ia
ko kasno Wee izbi cas- "a pocinak
MaJstor Estenne naredi da izveste da cekam
ma NIGGA nakon Ste radionica zatvor zei da govo-
ri samnom.
- 10 Sc slsze mojim planovima Misah da vece
ras svratm kod tvoje kuce i predlozm ii put u Mont
martre da bi pose n:esto koie ii e poznao ste wise
tome msln, ubed enij da bolie mesto "a ma
su svrhu nsmo mogli izabrati
- Nakon svih potankost sto mi i'll dade O to stvari
naklonJen sam da ii veruem. Ali jest Ii posve siguran
da nam to mesto pruza potrebnu jacevinu tanosti
sgurnosti?
= Da bi potpuno uverili sebe 0 toj stvari zejali
da JOS Jednom pregledam to mesto tobom Odavno ne
oejah tamo Mozda to nije wise kakvo bese f. da
II da ga sutra uvece pregledamo?
Nastavice seq
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PREDSEDNIK ! ILL KON-
STITUCIJA.

Tri puta je Franklin I-elano Roosevelt
polozio ovu zakljetvu:
, ia Sc svecano zakljinjem Gli potvrdju
jem) da Gu ia savesno upravlJati sa c1nom
Predsednika Sjedinjenih Drzava, ia Gu, pre-
ma svojoj najboljoj sposobnosti, cuvati, sti-
titi braniti Konstituciju Sjedinjenih Drzava.'
Ma q. maja uvece sa svedocanstvom cello
ga sveta, Predsednik Roosevelt je moralno
prekrsio svoju svecanu zakljetvu svog Gina
Ako on izbegne uspostavljanje konstitucional-
ne baze "a poduzimanje cptuznh (impeach-
ing) mera protiv sebe, to ce biti zbog toga sto
Sc egalne fikcije, kao sto Sc cesto desava ka-
pitalstickom svetu; racuna ju da imaj ju vecu te-
zinu cd jednostavnih i obicnih cinjenica. Jer
obicna cinjenica proglasuje da je Predsednlk,
u stvari, proglasio rat protiv nacisticke Nemac-
ke Koraci koje je on popreto da &c poduzeti,
kakvi su i kada ce in poduzeti. oni ce uciniti
onsttucionanu potrebu objave rata cd stra-
ne Kongresa toliko neizbeznom koiko ce pos
tsti prazna, legana formalnost. Predsednik
Roosevelt nije dobio nj odobrenje kopgresa
riti je dobio mandat cd naroda da baci ovu
zemlju de fakto u rat protiv Nemacke.
To nje zbog toga sto je on ma jstorski po-
cazio obecanja koja nsmerno ucin 1910.
NO da bi dobio ponovni izbor. To nije zbog
fc ga sto je on besramno i grozno povukao
"cs:guranje" koj je je on obecao americkm
Gina i ma ajkama skoro II oci izbora koje glasi:
"a sam ovo rekso pre-, ali Gu ia to reel opet
G ct opet. vasi momci Sc nece slati Il ma ko-
jtIl stranom ratu.' Sa kasicnom otvorenoscu
,ndel Willkie-a to bese "izborna oracija"
Niti je to zbog toga sto je Predsednik
ozirno poderao platformu Demokratske par
t; cd 1910 godine, koja je proglasila "Ame-
XII nsrod je oducan da rat koji besni Ev-
+ oi, Azji Africi nece stci u America. Mi
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Vidosav Trepcanin:
Ma GOLGOTI.

Tvorce kulture, obilja i srece
Ia parazite i "a kceri mime,
0, ii ma krstu prikovani dime.
Tt, ella ruka Geo zivot krece
tt, Cudnovati Znace Pretskazania,
tt, na Golgoti razapeti Hriste,
Sine Istine svetle ciste
Jos Ii dust drema moe saznanja
Jos 81 na krstu Il cajnom bdenju,
S trnovim vencem na krvavo cello!
Bezumlje. Ear ne? Gde je Tvoje Delo
Gde je poeetak Tvome Vaskrsenju?
0, gde je razum misli da shvate
Golgotu krst gorcinu zuci?
Ear nema kazne krvniku sto muci
| strogog Suda "a Tvoje pilate.?
- Nj ubod koplja ispod zebra suva,
Nj rama, nj krv, nj klinci kroz ruke
Ne trgose TIE IL vekovne nuke.
- Nisu 7 - Ear Tvoja oseGania gluv;
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-06-12

Rudarska, zeljeznicka, tkacka, gradjevi-
marsha i sve druge industrije: svaka Cd njih
ce biti, bez obzira ma bivse politicke medic,
sastavni deo toga novog centralnog autorite-
ia, cija je brzorucna gradja podignuta prosle
nedelje u Chicagu Gde bude zasedavao Glavni
lzvrsni Odbor Industrijalnih Radnika Sveta.
tamo ce bti prestonica naroda. Kao lake knee
cd karata, sto i'll deca prave, tako &c Sc stro-
postati i postojete~ politicke uprave srezova.
drzava. pa i grada na samoj reci Potomacu, a
njihova mesta zauzece centralni podlozni u
pravn orgapi industrijalnih sila zen1lje Oce-
vidno je, dakle, da ne "sasrav' politickog po-
kreta, nego sastav ekonomskog pokreta je do
rastao zadatku: da 'uzme drzi' upravu mad
proizvodnom de!atnoscu zemlje - jedinom
stvarl. koju je vredno "uzeti drzati'
Daniel De Leon.
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Dxepna Biblija
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

s,snaesta knjba Eugene Sue-a: Tajne naroda
iii astoria jedne proleterske porodice kroz vek0ve
prica O Sesnaestom Stoecu. - dive knge. Knjga l.
Sa orignanog francuskog erglesk: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
Radonicc Maistora Roberta Estienna zapremase
p-zemn sprat kuce Njegove zanatlije koje brzno
oiabra koji skoro sv behu sinov radnika ko.e
egov otac uposvase, behu dostoni poverenja sto ga
On u njih poagase Wise pu:a imadjahu da oruzem od
bijau napade zanesenjackih razbojnika, napudavnih
cd strane kaludjera koji ukazivahu stamparu kao
rasadnik satanskh izuma koji treba da Sc razori
spal Sanovnstvo nesvesno lakoverno, navali ku-
Gu. Robert Estenna da bese kurazi ma stran bra
nitela preduzeca, bila b opljackana. Duguuc takvi
mogucnostima mnog poslodavc osecshu potrebu da Sc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
WAS THAT A PRIVATE FIGHT?

The Fort Myers News-Press, whose
most recent bow to Key West was the COM
ment that Senator Ward would be per-
suaded to run again-"because If you don't
someone from Monroe county will get in,
and stay 40 years like the last time lis
embroiled in a tiff with the Tampa Times
over who selected the Venice army camp
site.
The Times describes Lille News-p Press
rs strangely hurt or haughty's about it
ALL
The News-Press implying 4 news
channel going straight to the feed-hag,
says the Times wasn't "close enough to the
inside in Washington TO learn that Tampa,
Tampa's representative and Tampa's
chamber of commerce, singly or in groups
didn't have thing to do with the Venice
selection.
To which the Times. after listing a
couple of letters seeming to back up its side,
sums up:
THAT neatly disposes of the News
Press pique--and Tampans will keep on
doing whatever they can to help all West
Coast communities indeed all Florida
communities including the progressive
City of Fort Myers and County of
Lee ~.
aasa Being at the uttermost end of Florida,
ana IN a position where any one who comes
here must go through most of the re-
mainder of the state, Key West may be a
little preiudiced on the subject of state CO.
operation
1t would appear from the experience
al other states, however, that the best
thing Florida could develop would be gen
eral application of the spirit expressed by
the Times. Certainly Florida has enough
subjects for debate without inventing new
ones.
Personally, when Overseas Highway
is completed with contribution of federal
money, we shah be glad TO thank anyone
including Fort Myers-if they have done
no mere than suggest the repairs would be
a good idea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
ENDING sUBvERsIvE ACTIVITIES

Convinced that more persons are en-.
gagged in espionage and subversive aetivi-
ties in this country than during the World
War. the State Department seeks new
power to deal with enemies within our
gates.
Established propaganda agencies have
been hit hard, with the closing of German
and Italian consulates, the clamp upon GER
tain Nazi information bureaus and the
outbreak of war between Russia and Ger
many. Scrutiny of mail coming from Japan
reveals. however, that some propaganda
material is arriving by ship from that coun-
try
The democratic nations, enjoying their
freedom, have mistakenly allowed totali-
tartan agents to take advantage of our
liberal laws. Germany, Italy and Japan
have closely controlled news and placed
severe restrictions upon correspondents
from this country. We should have done
the same to their representatives.
No one imagines, for example, that
Hitler would permit the United States to set
up propaganda agency, as library OF IN
formation. and send stuff to thousands OF
clergymen, editors and other public men,
Yet this is what went on in the United
States where liberty was so widespread that
II served the ends of our foes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
RUSSELL RITES
HERE FRIDAY

Funeral services for Charles
Frow Russell, age 46, who met
his death at the U.s. Naval Sta
tioa Ills O'Clock last night from
al electrical shock, will be HELD
tomorrow afternoon 5 o'clock at
the First Congregational church.
The body viii be placed in the
church 1T O'clock Rev. E. S
Dohcity, pastor, will officiate.
l'ae funeral will be held from
the church to the cemetery and
arrangenents are in charge Of
the pritcllard Funeral Home.
MT. Russell wha resided ~
400 Sauthsrd street. was a civilian
electrieian's halper at the sta
tiOn
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs Margaret Russell; daugh-
ter, Marge; father, Doddridge b.
Russell; sister, Mrs. A. r. Sill
ct, and two brothers, Orion and
Willard Russell.
Mr.. Russell was world war
veteran and will be accorded full
military l1onors at the funeral
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
U. S. BoMBERs 1.-THE BEST"

British reports indicate that American
fighter planes are not quite up to the re-
auirements of combat but they make no
secret Of their belief that United States
bombers, both of medium and heavy types,
seem to be about the best of their kind IN
the world.
Col. j. II, C. Moore-Brabazon, British
Minister for Aircraft Production, points out
some of the technical problems mastered 70
make many American planes superior, say
ING that as the war goes on, planes must fly
higher and higher. He adds that the United
States solved the problem of high-altitude
fuel pressure, which had baffled both the
British and the Germans.
The result, ne asserted, is that the new
bombers being supplied the British are
capable of flights at attitudes hitherto con-
sidered impossible In combat zones except
under the most hazardous conditions.
Moreover, he adds, for the information OF
Americans, scores of these new bombers
are ''on hangar aprons all over this en-
battled island"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24

Musselni VIII Some day haze cause ta
remember the words af anntfen italian.
one MachiaveIl, when liH ao,lnHeiliad 4
ruler should newer make an alliance with
one more powerful than liinHelE for the
purpose of attacking other natdnns. for Il he
conquers, the weaker ruler Wiz Be at his
DISCRETION. Whether England or Germany
wins, Italy will suffer immeasgEably. more
so, however, if his ally, Hitler Is the con-
queror. II Duee is in tough spot now. and
none knows it better than he himself
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
BRINAS RITES
HERE FRIDAY

The funeral Of Mrs. Pearl w
Brinas, age 81, who died yester-
day morning at a hospital in Mi
ami. will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at 5 o'clock from the
residence, 629 Caroline street. to
St. Marv's Star of the Sea Cath
Ollie church, Rev. j. j. Murphy
officiating.
Survivors are a brother. Pres
sev L. Weatherford, and other
relatives,
Funeral arrangements are in
charge of the Lopez Funeral
Home.
Pallbearers will be Charles r
Archer. w. S. Eakins, Alexandel
Hewitt Hilton KEMP, Frank Fl
Laad and Raymond r. Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24

jefferson Caffery. our ambassador to
Brazil, now1handiing the United States end
Of the deal for airports down there, has
long been known as a. pinch hitter for the
government in thesLatin countries After
the Machado episode in Cuba he became
chummy with the hard-boiled Fulgencio
Batista, now the president of that country,
and as result had to dodge some mis-
directed bullets, but that didn't phase him
a bit He thinks that people who are alarm
ed about Nazi penetration Of Brazil are
merely seeing spooks, but to man up tree
he seems to be missing the bus on that one.
Perhaps he can't see the forest on account
Of the trees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICE


WILL always seek the truth and print it !
without fear and without favor never be-
afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right
always fight for progress; never be the or
gan or the mouthpiece Of any person, clique
faction or class; always do its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue.
commend good done By individual o. organ
ization; tolerant Of others rights, views and
opinions; print only news that viii elevate
and not contamiaate the reader never COM
promise with principle,
=
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Today's Horoscope

Today's degree indicates a per-
son of great dignity, self reliance
and, generally, good judgment.
The native may be rather jealous
of honors and perhaps rather
fond Of praise; if this does not
lead to conceit, smothering the
natural kindness of heart, it may
not be harmful, but therein
turks danger to the fortunes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
F.O. FOOT ODOR)
NOT HARD TO KILL

F. o. goes thru shoes. Your
friends smell it, You can't. You
get immuned to the odor. Make
this overnight test. Get SOC worth
of TE-OL Solution from any drug
gist. Apply before retiring. Your
SOC back next morning if not
pleased. Use to fight sweaty,
itching feet or Athletes Foot
germ. Locally at Gardeners Phar-
macy.-advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
PLUMBING & MACHINERY
ITEMS

ITEMS
9 Slightly damaged new cast
iron #. recess bathtubs.
white and colored. less than
wholesale cost. Lavatories, toll
cts, sinks, all size pipe (soil &
galvanized), fittings, valves.
Insulation for water heaters
& solar tanks. Power tools, jig
saws, joiners, planners, shapers.
Spot welder, paint spray out
fits, portable automatic acety-
lene generator, welding rods
and cutting torches. Lathes, Jr.
wood turning lathes S545 ca,
large & extra large vises Ia.
SO, IL & 5-8'', portable Black
& Decker drills S18 up. Bench
grinders with motors, 100-lb.
cans carbide Irice & pea size),
air compressors, tanks 81
gauges. Yale g. Tonne chain
HOSTS, dollies. Large, small &
Medium blowers. Screw Jacks
for house moving Gor sale or
remit. "a Pittsburgh gas auto
matte insulated water heaters.
Is gal. size. Open front toilet
seats new S2.98 each, good
used seats 75c up.
Come and see the largest stock
of materials on display in state
of Florida.
GRAY'S FISHERY, OJUS
Open Sundays, 10 a. m. till $50
p. m. ily1siwk
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Il the British forces remain in Iceland

II the British forces remain in Iceland
TIE position of the American forces is
fraHeht with danger because the Germans
have every right to attack wherever their
enemies are found. President Roosevelt
has said that the American troops would
':sapniement and eyentuRllgs replace" the
Hratlah. forces. CHURCHILL i however in
dGsaed. that the british, forces would re-
main IN Iceland The disparity between the
statements naturally has caused comment.
With an eye always to its own selfish in
terests England may want to hold on, but
Il Is also possible that Churchill made the
statement merely to cover the evacuation OF
the British garrison. On the other hand
what purpose could such statement have
since it is certain that Hitler knows every
move Of his enemies and if left to mental
conclusions would believe the opposite OF
any statement made, which is exactly what
Churchill would do under similar circum-
sf1meHs. M
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MARINE CORPS BASE
TO BE CONSTRUCTED
espeeial 10 ,rhe cItlzen,

NEW BERN. N. C., July "a
Actual construction of the new
United States Marine Corps air
base at Cherry Point, on the
south side of the Neuse river, is
expected to get under way
shortly.
The new base viii be 30 miles
from the Marine Barracks in
Onslow county Bordering the
new site are creeks said to be
large and deep enough for sea-
planes to taxi three miles.
Five large fresh water lakes
nearby could be used for target,
bombing and crash landing prac-
tice.
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BICYCLE CALLED
COMMON CARRIER
tIiy Associated rreSs)

4 ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July "a
The bicycle is not a common car
rier 50 far as st. Joseph police are
concerned.
They arrested John Shaffer, 30,
for carrying a passenger.
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The first troops to land in Cuba
during the Spanish American
war were the United States Ma
rines, who established base at
Guantanamo Bay in June, 1898.
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