davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-11

stO Sc pretnJa krVOprOllca moZe
spreciti Ona i'm veil da Sc osnov-
nj uzrok rata nalazi Il vladavini
privatnog vlasnistva mad swim
drustvenim bogatstvom, da sc svc
krupne kapitalisticke zemlje bo
e "a svetsku dominaciju, jer vise
nema zivota "a neko1iko krupnih
kapitalistickih zemalja - nema pi-
jaca, jer je kapitalizam sa konce-
traction bogatstva malom bro
ju kapitalisticke klase unistio pija-
Gu, bacajuci skoro cello covecan-
stvo more najamnog ropstva -
moderne radnicke klase. / dok Sc
vladavina privatne svojine - ka-
ritalizam, nacisticki i "demokrat-
ski ne unisti potpuno, "a rad
nicku klasu, "a cello covecanstvo,
"a progress civilizaciju nema spa
sa.
I Socijalisticka Radnieka Par
tia nadezno cvrsto drzi svojim
revolucionarnim rukama buktinju
Marksizma jer zna da &c radnicka
klasa videti menu svetlost sle-
diti put koji ona preko polovine
yeka obasjava. u koliko je kapita-
liam primoran da Sc laca koraka
koji su ocigledno protiv wolfe o.
gromne radnicks klase, u toliko sce
poslednja videti jasnije pravu bo-
ju fekera drugih prevaranata
koji su je decenijama varali, kada
| &c oni morati slediti te imperi-
| jalisticke korake. Tada &c amerie-
ka radnicka klasa u sve vecem
broju videti da pod kapitalizmom
"a nju nema zivota, da joj on nudi
| samo smrt - imperijalisticki rat
- tada &c ona jasnije uvideti
potrebu da Sc organizuje u Soci-
ialisticke Industrijalne Junije i u
revolucionarnu politicku partiju
kao sto je Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija, sa svrhom da smesta
sto pre- obori kapitalizam, pre- no
sto ie poslednji b a covecan-
stvo jos vecu pretecu propast,
da ma njegovim rusevinama podig-
ne novu zgradu ljudske zajednice
slobodnih ljudi zena, kojoj &c
po prvi put covecanstvo uzivat
ekonomsku slobodu u sredini izo-
bilja.
A da Sc sto pre- priblizi tai mo-
menat odlucnosti revolucionarne
radnicke klase, svi clanovi simpa-
ticari Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
tile ne smeju biti zadovoljni bez da
potpuno vrse svoju revolucionarnu
duznost - da neumorno Sire spa
sonosnu nauku De Leonizma pu-
tenn kupljenja wise preplata "a
nasu stampu rasturivanja Ste
wise naSe literature, da Sc take
sto wise radnika pridruze k mama
da nam pomognu ovom istorij.
skom casu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-11
"Stegnimo kajiSe" veil podpredsednik Wallace.

Roosevelt novi Supplies Proes ana
Board k ina da odredue sta e prvens'eno
naconane odbran it'd Clan toga odbora
podpredsednk odbora rekao da &c IVA
umanj mamie vaznim ndustrjama upotrebu
maea adna b tako povetia svaka masna svak rad
material ndustr odbrane rece da morao svl
pone VEGA potrebne stva
poebnh svari tojest da "stegnemo kase
naredjuje Sta je probacno nase zdrave
sta bnuti Sta mamie ruda materJaa po-
tro "a civine potrebe o poebe rad
Predsednk Roosevelt organizovao
Cd wise ocekiva da &c odeo koje mozemo
naamnicom kupt b cd sabg mater]aa
posedova da cple b cd slabe koze da ce
naboe pooz pred ar Boga Marsa Svaka INDUS
trija prema poebi prvor ratnu ndusru wise
radnka radti proizvadajuti ubacka sedstva
wise svoje kajise siskava duze radno
vreme rad ee radncke kase bti
nepodnosjiviji
Podpredednk Wallace nije nj sumnao da je implkac sa
povrdo neohocno dane Socijastcke Radnicke
Pare kasa gor zivo ocekiva pod vada
whom kapitalizma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-11
Boje Sc gradjanskog rata Jugoslaviji.

jednoj Budmpests, Medic preko
Beogadu arelovao stanovnvo
IL da Jugosavia
anovnc zgrad pale
da svugde vlada
Berne svajcarska, avljaju uzica nacmaasizma
glav vlade Pavelic poteri proiv konu
organzuuc marzovanu vosku in sreb Prema
izgeda nemirno Jugoslavi
(Nastavak 3. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-11

Pocetak paGbenog rata.

IL Washingtona javise 4. septem-
bra da je "nepoznata" submarine
napala americku ratnu ladju Gre
err" sa torpedom ali je nije pogo
dila da je Greer" vratila napad
sa bacanjem podmorskih bombi.
Kasnije Sc tacno ustanovilo da
to bese nacisticka submarine koja
je dosla sukobu sa "Greer"-rom.
Ovo priznaje sam Berlin, odakle
vest dolazi sa kojom Sc pobija
washingtonska tvrdnja da je ma
cisticka submarine napala ratnu
ladju Greer" Nacisti tvrde da je
njihova submarine dosla u sukobu
sa "nepoznatom" ratnom ladjom,
nakon sto je poslednja prvu napa-
la sa podmorskim bombama.
Predsednik Roosevelt je naredio
da Sc americka ratna flota da II
u poteri "a nacistickom submari-
nom sa svrhom da je uniSte.
Ottawa kapitalisticka stampa o.
vaj insidenat iskoriscuje koliko
god moze da zagreje americko sta
novnistvo "a rat. Komentatori pre-
ko radija govore kako je nestao o.
bicaj objave rata, da bi spodgo-
tovili zemljiste da Rooseveltova
vlada uvuce zemlju u paljbeni rar
sa najmai,je skripe. l otvoreno o
nj vele da stoji do nacisticke Via
de da Ii &c biti wise paljbenog rata
izmediu Nemacke owe zemlje.
Reakcionar Wendell L. Willkie,
par dana nakon "insidenta" rece
da Sjedinjene Drzave trebaju da
docekaju ovu pretnju protiv Mi.
hove politike slobodi mora "od-
lucno sa silom )" l on imade O.
braza da Sc pohavli kako on pred
stavlja "sentimenat ogromne We
cine" americkog stanovnistva, ur
girajuci da americka ratna NOR.
narica sa silom brani pravo slobo.
dne plovidbe americkih ladja koje
voze ratni material Veliko.
Britaniji, usuprot cinjenice da jt
ogromna vecina stanovnistva pro
tiv ulaska owe zemlje rat.
Ovde nije pitanje da Ii je PRIV
Greer sa bombama napao nacistie
ku submarine, iii submarine ma
pala Greera, ovo cemo pitanje os
taviti onima koji volje da spekulisr
Ga Ii je pre- doslo jaje iii Sc kokos
pre- toga izlegla. Ovo je pitanj'
mnogo ozbiljnije cd toga. Pluto
kratija owe zemlje Sc trudi po sva
koj ceni da pobedi nacisticki impe
rijalizam, ovo znaci po ceni ra
ia. Americke ladje plove otvoren,
noseci ratni material Velikoj Bri
tamil kada nacisti padnu u ocaj
no stanje oni &c biti primorani d;
ucescuju paljbene insidente TAX
&c postepeno ova zemlja bez ika
XVIII ceremonial uci u rat branec
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riGka radnicka klasa &c sc naci Il
more krvi kao radnicka klasa
svih ostalih kapitalistickih ratu-
jucih zemalja, da Sc kolje "a impe-
rijalisticke interese.
Zbog toga sto uprkos svestrane
dzingoisticke ratne propaganda
radiia i bicskopa, kapitalisticke
stampe crkve, americka pluto
kratija nije stanju da predobi-
je donekle ra d n k "a rat,
kao sto iii grdno prevari 1917,
cna je primorana da kroz zadnJa
vrata neobjavljenog rata u NJ u
die mucki, korak po korak. Treba
znati jedno, kao sto Sc "demokra-
tije" pre- rata nisu dale cd strane
nacista oglodati do kostiju resi-
Sc Sc da pre- toga objave rat Ne
meckoj, tako isto nece nj Nemac-
ka moci trpeti j mirno gledati ka-
ko il Sjedinjenih Drzava odlazl
sve vecoj meri ratni material
Britaniji sa kojim da poslednja
do poraza potuce pryu. Nemacke
submarine &c bez objave rata ma
padati americke ladje iako Sc sa
preporucenim ukinucem "zakona
neutralnosti' one naoruzaju take
&c Sc stvarno ODE 'Hemisfere =
Geo svet = naci II krvoprolicu, to-
Jest, ako to u IL. casu amerieka
radnicka klasa ne spreci sa Soci.
jalistickom Revolucijom.
Cak sta wise, ovde nije pitanjt
da Ii &c ova zemlja uci rat Eva
nicno sa uobica jenom objavom ra
ia prekinucem diplomatskih We
"a iii nezvanicno, kao sto take
Japan ratuje protiv Kline, glavns
je stvar da Sc kapitalisticka Anne
rika ne moze dugo odrzati val
rata jer je duboko umesena o
vom krvoprolicu sa drugim stva
rima. Sta &c koristiti poginulin
izmrcvarenjlm ranjenim americ
kim radnicima u militarnim uni
formama da Ii su pail kao vojnic
objavljenog iii neobjavljenog i'm
perijalistickog rata!
Sudbina koja mas pod kapitaliz
nom ceka jeste mracna pun;
krvi. U ovom mracnom momentu
pod gustim crnim oblacima po
besnelog kapitalizma, Socijalistic
ka Radnicka Partija podize gla
nadeznosti cvrsto drzi buktinj,
revolucionarnog Marksizma. On
ukazuje swim radnicima ma osnov
ne uzroke rata i veil i'm da Sc t
uzroci moraju otkloniti pre- neg
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Read the WEEKLY PEOPLE. Of
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Dor Party. - Subscription Two
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SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.

SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.
naazi
scalscke Radnike
Gina da eipalUv vopociaju
ponk rovL
turu so mogu vecem boju
Cena e novo brour a i'm sran
Porudbin anovcm
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A1ASA S r Z DSTV Y A.
~ eo1ni ixkH

| MaSA > u = y . -.
lNProsvetivanje radnicke
J klase q duhu Marksizma:
da ~ rad I kapital nepo-
} mirljivf neprijatelji: "rgs.
! nizovanje radnicke klas< =.
jednu Rev0lucionarnu Po-
lititku Partiju "a osvaja'
ME | razaranje Politickt
Drzave kapitalizma: crga
nizovanje rae sika I q jed
nu revolucior srnu Indus.
trijalnu Junijs "a uzima-
ME, drzanje / kl ,tanje svih
| zemaljskih industrija
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n1AsA SYRIA: Uniste-
uje kapitalistiCkog ure.
djenja: unistenje najam
aog rOpstva radnicke kia.
&c; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industrija u ruke or
ganizovanih proizvodjaea:
sva.k 0 N radn:ku potpun
plod njegovog rada: oslo
b0djenje celog cosecan.
stva cd morije Klasne VIA
davine; uspostavlianir S'''-
bodne Zajeduice Drug"va
, Drugarica -. industrijai-
ne Republic Rada-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
MORENO CHOSEN
ROTE DELEGATE
WILL REPRESENT KEY WEST
AT ANNUAL CONVENTION
IN TAMPA

Curry Moreno viii represent
Key West Rotarians this month
at the annual district convention
in Tampa April 1928. it was an
nounced yesterday. Moreno was
chosen as the official delegate of
the club at the weekly luncheon
meeting.
DR.. William r. Warren, report
ing on the Florida Educational
Loan Corporation, which was
founded by Rotary clubs, told the
members efforts soon will be
made to increase its capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000. The cor
poration lends money TO boys who
need financial help to get through
college, and under the increased
stock plan, would render the same
assistance to girls.
DIR. Warren said the corpora
ton has made 8i2 loans to college
boys for a total of S89, 900.
Gerry Albury, captain of the
girls safety patrol at Division
street school, Clio Ann Watkins
of the girls safety patrol at Har-
ris school. and Adam Stanczak of
the boys patrol were guests at
the meeting.
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County Board Agrees4To Give .
Legion Group Money Promised

County commissioners. In a te-
dious session last night. agreed
to pay the Key West Convention
corporation the $40 remaining
from their promised donation Of
81, 900.
A cheek for $500 already has
been made available for the con
ven,ion group and the remainder
will be- paid with a check Of
$40. money which is now avail
able, and an order for si70 which
can be redeemed when the coun-
ty has made tax collections SUI.
fieiems TO cover IL. The money il
20 be spent for the American
Legion state convention here
April 1875
Ernest Ramsey. ns~w board
member who wax sitting ~ his
imss regular ascsion since his
appointment by Governor Spss
Gard L. Holland last month. was
named TO a COMMITTEES 10 work
wEfh the city council in plans
Continued on Page Four
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GERMAN BOMBERS
ATTACK BRISTOL
ROYAL AIR FORCE RAIDED
OCCUPIED PORT OF
BREST IN FRANCE

German bornbers last night re-
turned 10 their old mass forma-
ton tactics In a rolling attack
that hammered the port OF Bris-
tol for hours. Neither London
nor Berlin gave detailed informa-
ton on the attacks, but it was
reported fires were started and
civilian casualties are believed TO
have been heavy.
Royal Air Force boTnberS, in
spite of a ground haze which they
said made visibility difficult,
turned loose an hour long bonn
bardment Of the occupied port OF
BreSt in France.
The air ministry previously has
announced that two German bat
tleShips in Brest were hit hy
bombs and last nights raid was
a renewal of Raj efforts TO put
the surface raiders out Of action,
A communique did not say Il
the ships had been hit again. but
reported that bombs had been
seen 10 explode near there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
LIONS ENJOY
FILMS SHOWN
LAST NIGHT
THOSE ATTENDING SHOWING
WE'RE AMAZED AT RE-
MAHKABLE SHOTS OF
CITY'S BEAUTY SPOTS

Harold Dubois has earned for
himself the title of ''Key Vests
Booster No. l." At least, this is
the opinion gained by members
of Key West Lions Club and their
guests after viewing Mr.. Dubois
technicolor films of the island
city shown last night at the reg
ular weekly supper meeting in
Lions Den on Seminary street.
Those attending were amazed
at the remarkable shots of the
city's beauty spots and points of
interest. Lions heard and saw
many things about the island city
and surrounding territory that
they had never known before.
MIR. Dubois told the club of the
colony of winter visitors from his
home town of Flint, Michigan,
who are now coming to Key West
through this medium and had
heretofore spent the season in
other parts of the state.
Impressive shots of the sponge
industry, fishing, Fort jefferson,
flowers and tropical shrubbery.
waterfront scenes and scores of
other interesting pictures kept
the attention of the Lions for
more than an hour.
Marvin Lewis. national defense
recreation coordinator, urged
Lion members to take part in the
program of recreation which is
being directed here by the county
city joint committee.
Stressing the commercial inn
portance to Key West of a pro-
gram which would provide WISH
tors with an incentive to remain
here for longer periods. Lewis
called recreation a producer of
happy and contented citizens and
a morale and character builder.
He pointed to the work of Mrs.
Eva Warner, WPA recreation
supervisor as an outstanding ex-
ample of civic zeal and en-
thusiasm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
PROMOTIONS FOR
ARMY CONTINGENT

Two non-commisSioned officers
and 25 privates of the 18th coast
artillery, stationed at Key West,
have won promotions, it was an
nounced today.
Promotions follow: to be TECH
nical sergeant, Staff Sgt. Edward
+. Kersage; to be sergeant, Corp.
J. T. Etheridge, now in coast ar
tillery school at Fort Monroe. Va;
to be private list class. Spe-
cialist (third classl William W.
Brown. to be private first claSs).
Specialist Fourth class David II.
Jones:
To be- privates first claSsl,
James II Hancock. Crawford r
d. Cochran, Lohy Buster Cole
man, James Lude Collins, Ralph
Erie Corey, Robert Edward FL
lott. John Moses Haynsi, Dixon
William Humphrey. Eidon Har-
rison Knowles. James Edmund
LAYTON. James Robert NIcAdaras.
BENJAMIN Franklin McCluskey.
Harvey Franklin Monroe. Johnnie
Moore. Jack Henry Osior1. Leon
Henry Ossenkop, Jr., Jesse Wat
son Ridley. Jr.. Wallace Lee
Spradlin. Avery Benjamin VAIN
wright Alvin Walker. Hsrrel
Eugene Walker. Joseph weiner.
Joseph Edward Yeskest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
WOULD REDEEM
CURRENCY AT
FACE VALUE
PLAN IS TO HAVE UNITED
STATES REDEEM CANA
DIAN CURRENCY: sUG-
cEsTED BY SEN. PEPPER
By Associated Pre,s)

WASHINGTON, April "A
plan which would let the United
States redeem Canadian cur
rency at face value, suggested by
Florida's Senator Claude Pepper
this morning, is thought here to
have administration support.
Senator Pepper said the estab-
lishment of a uniform system of
currency would be step toward
cooperation between nations.
The Canadian dollar, posted at
1914 cents on the dollar yester-
day, jumped to 84A this morning
and some observers feel the jump
was caused by word that cur
rency agreement is in the offing.
Senator Pepper frequently has
been used by the administration
to suggest measures which later
were adopted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
NOT
PLEASED WITH
STRIKE STATUS
PRESIDENT THREATENS d.
RECT ACTION nv ALLTs-
CHALMERS STRIKE IN MIL
WAUKEE

WASHINGTON. April A.
President Roosevelt this morning
threatened direct presidential
action unless the long Allis-
Chalmers strike at Milwaukee is
settled at once.
Efforts to settle the dispute
have proved fruitless. Labor
unions in the plant have had
enough time to settle their diff
ferences, the President said to-
day, and further delay will en-.
danger the entire defense pro-
gram.
President Roosevelt also signed
an order during the morning for
the construction OF 2l2 new mer-
chant ships to be sent TO Great
Britain and other non-aggressor
nations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
NAVY BOMBER
FORCED BACK
BY WEATHER
SIDNEY IIILLMAN. LABOR
REPRESENTATIVE PASSEN-
GER; TAKES ANOTHER
PLANE FOR WASHINGTON

A navy bomber, forced back by
bad weather in an attempt to
speed to Washington with Sid
ney Hillman, labor representative
in the Office of Production
Management, is reported back in
Key West today.
Hillman, who spent a vacation
here at the Boca Chica home of
Julius F. Stone, Jr., county at
torney, was scheduled to leave
Miami early this afternoon by
transport plane. Although he
declined to make any comment
on the nations labor troubles
while visiting in Key West, Hill
man is thought to have cut short
his vacation here because of the
gravity of the labor situation.
The navy bomber which was
transporting him to Washington
returned to Miami late yesterday
after hitting stormy weather
along the coast north of there.
He spent the night in Miami at
a hotel and announced he would
leave for Washington at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
His daughter. Phelline, left
Key West by bus yesterday aft
ernoon. Both Hillman and Phel-
line plan to be in New York
Sunday to take part in the we'd
ding ceremony of another daugh-
ter.
Hillman, during his stay in
Key West, explained that he was
getting a needed rest here and
did not want to discuss his work
or the defense labor situation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
Tension IIightenS In Balkan
Crisis; Hungarian Chief Said
To Have Committed Suicide
Council Grants Permission
To Keep Cars Off Portion
OF Duval For Convention

Albert Mills, director of the
American Legion Convention
Corporation addressed the City
Council at its regular meeting
last night requesting that owners
of automobiles be prevented from
parking their cars on Duval
street, between Southland and
Eaton, during the time of the
Legion convention to be held in
Key West from April % to 26.
The mayor was instructed to have
the parking of cars stopped in the
area mentioned as requested.
Another request was made by
MIR. Mills, that the city bear the
expense of lighting the white way
on Duval street during the con-
vention. The council agreed to
donate an amount for this pur-
pose not to exceed $50. This is to
also take care of necessary re-
pairs to the lighting system.
Major Robert F. Spottswood of
the Home Guard addressed the
council requesting that a dona-
ton of SIS be made to the guards
which will be used for the pur-
chase of stickers, which will in
turn be sold to the merchants,
who will display the stickers
showing that they are sponsors of
the Legion Convention.
Myrtland Gates addressed the
council requesting donation for
taking care of part of the expense
to take members of the School
Safety Patrol to Washington to
take part in parade to be held in
the nations capital. The matter
was referred to the finance COM
mittee.
Eugene Rosam, representing
taxpayers and home owners in the
area around Catherine, Florida
and Pearl streets, requested that
the sewer line be extended to that
part of the CITY, with an assurance
that these residents are ready and
willing to hook up to the system
whenever the line is extended to
that area. The matter was refer
red to the Board of Public Works.
L. S. Gruber, who operates the
Overseas Hotel, complained to the
council that beer saloon in front
of the hotel was detrimental to
the progress of his business, stat
ing that ii was a rather noisy
place, and requested that some
thing be done to remedy the con-
dition. The matter was referred
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
OFFERS SITE FOR
BASEBALL FIELD
RECREATION CHAIRMAN AL
BURY ANNOUNCES WORK ON
GROUNDS TO START SOON

T. E. Price. formerly Of Key
West but who is now living In
Miami. has offered 10 the city
county recreation committee a
piece Of property located behind
the Armour plant for use as a
baseball diamond, it was an
nounced today.
Price conferred last night with
Paul Albury, chairman OF the
committee. and Marvin Lewis.
characterization co-ordinator.
Work on converting the property
into a useable baseball park will
get under way within short
time. Aibury said today.
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ment could expect my govern
ment to remain oblivious to the
obvious sequence of events"
Replying to German protests
against arrest of sailors and Of
ficers from the ships. Hull said
their disposition will be deter
mined by the proper law enforce
ment officers"
To Italy, Hull sent a similar,
but milder note. Although only
one German ship was damaged in
the United States and at least six
Italian ships were wrecked, Hull
confined himself to explaining
this country's actions without
adding the rebukes which he adj
dressed to Berlin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
YACHT DO-HO
ARRIVES HERE
CAPT. CHRIS BANKS AND
JACK LARKIH on
BOARD

Capt. Chris Banks and Jack
Larkiu. both Of Boston. arrived
here yesterday aboard the yacht
Do-Ho on a trip from MlaFnl
The yacht. owned by Howard
johnson. Boston restaurant op
orator. was 10 60 70 key Largo.
but Captain Banks Sid BIZ Lard
ed here b. mistake
The pair yesterday made :
fishing trip aboard orr os she
Key West guide boats AMI re-
turned wish = eaten II yeiloN
tail. aTnberjack. dolptin. mac
keFel and bnusss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
BRITISH TROOPS
In new POSITION
WITHDRAW FROM BENcASI
WHEN GERMANS AND
ITALIANS GO IN

CAIRO, April 4.-British army
leaders today minimized the
importance of German and Ital-
ian occupation of the important
Libyan port of Bengasi and
promised 60 make a stand when
we are ready.
British troops withdrew from
the city yesterday as two coll
umns Of German and Italian
mechanical units rolled up from
the south. No action took place
and British officers here said a
stand probably win be made in
the hills behind Bengasi,
Berlin said today column of
TROOPS Is moving toward Ben
eaSi from the south. but has not
e,et reached the cityO
Raj bomhers yesterday staged
brief raid against the oncoming
herman forces and reports reach
he here said heavy casualties
aere inflicted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-04
Eight Key West Girls Have
Launched Class In Carpentry

Eight Key West girls, looking
ahead to the day when there
may be a labor shortage in the
United States. have become the
first of their sex in Florida to
launch class in carpentry.
And, believe it or not, NYA in
structors say the girls are show
ing far more aptitude for the
masculine trade than boys with
no more experience.
Victor Lowe, NYA superin-
tendent here, said the class
which opened yesterday may be
expanded to 40 or more pupils il
other girls show the same inter
est manifested by the original
group. In line with a general
program throughout the United
States to train women for me-
chanical and vocational trades
which may experience shortage
of men. Lowe said the carpenter
class is the first of several such
experiments for Key West.
you should see those girls
he declared this morn ing. They
seem to get the idea much
quicker than boys who are just
starting as carpenters. Some OF
the work they are doing Is good
already.
TIE girlS, working at the army
barracks through the cooperation
of Col L. L. Pendleton, are be.
ginning on cabinet making and
upholStering II necessary. they
expect to be able to put togeth.
or q house before their traininG
is over.
Armando Alfonso is supervisor
OF the project. while Jerona,
Berkowitx is the vocational lead,
er who Is directing their study
and training.