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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03
By WICK TEMPLE
AP Feature SERVER Writer


AP Feature Service Writer
PHILADELPHIA. L0v. s.
Coach George Munger doesn't
want the grid world to set the
idea Penn mas ( great team Just
because 1t scalpe5 the Big Three
on successive Saturdays for the
inst time IN history.
He's tickled pink that his out
1T surprisingly upset Harvard.
Yale and PRINCETON, but the 80
year-old red and blue mentor IS
sure there's a jolt or two in
store. Not that he's conceding a
.hing-he isn't
We're not . great team by a
long snot and don't rate al top OF
ms heag George insists. We're
going 20 I1Se some bail games but
whoever beats Up VIII have 10 De
red hot TIE KIDS are dong a
grand job. I never expected them
% do as well
Followers didn't either, In fact
Penn wasn't expected 10 win
a.ors than four games when 1t
started defense Of the Ivy league
crown with last years reserves.
Now thai four tTIunphs are IN
the beg. including q runaway
victory over Maryland. Munger
void be happy to win three OF
the four remaining tits.
Tke Red and Blue must col
ide with Navy. Columbia.
Army and Correll-alI at
home-and George just doesn't
believe his crew has any bust
ness beating all Of them. es-
PeciallY the AEidshipmen- Past
performances are forgotten IN
these rivalrisz. however. and
George wouldn't be surprised
al anything. 4
Munger credits all his success
10 . seEappy bunch Of boys with
3 VIII OF some sort to get the job
d0ne-they lost 10 to y pounds
each against Harvard. Campus
takers claim though that a
coaching JOB pulled miracle IN
fashIOning = winning team out
Of If material left after grad
.uaton Of Is Ieltermen and the
drafting of seven squad mem
bers oy the Army
The attitude Of the players IS
Responsible says nice guy
George They praCticed and
trained very hard We don't have
a training house and the respon-
abllty oE conditioning IS On
their own shoulders. There Is no
celebration after we win but
takes and what they must do TO
the PLAYERS talk about their mis-
lmpEove
Here's another version BY Penn
puollclsG Joe Labrum-
Munger IS just Ike one Of
the plaYeTs-no sloofnsss- The
whole thing Is run On a part
nership idea instead Of some
one sitting On 2 throne dictat-
In. The csrfain sits n On all
meetings CT TIA coaching staff
an5 cffezs Suggestions and
criticisms. IRE coaches have
Gsns an exceptional JOB Of de-
velopinz what material they
have"
And they've done Il without
man Who compares with the
erea. F-8nk Reagan who spark
q Izs5 wears outfit 70 grid
heights Penn especially misses
his kicking which averaged 1871
IN 81 Of rhe-77 Penn pUnts- Con
szqueutiy. Munger mas no kick
Inz game comparde 10 last sea
sen Now hes fashioned more
running and passing IL an effort
T. make up for the loss
Bert Stiff IS about the next
best thing 70 Reagan Munger
labels the hig Junior as good as
? faliback as could be found
Some consider him on a par with
Reagan in hurting the pigskin-
Bert WHO moved Up from fourth
string. and slgnaI-ealleT Captain
Gene Davis Joined IN an aerial
bambar5ment against Prince
ton. clicking on 10 Of IS heaves
Tor I24 wards % herald possibly
PENIS best air arm IN several
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when he testified that his wife
had sold their son 70 him Tor
500 to be paid at $40 down and
$40 a month for nine months
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GIATNTENANCE PROGRAM

sA8hA IL ~ H-tfAsfHH =
Sealed bids WilI be received Al III
office untn 1880 A n CESTB ga
the TIA DAY Il NuTesaber. 1891 FOR
furnishing the following material
Account No. 51T. Surface GroUn
No s Monroe County, approximate
% see = r 3 n Tatrsated Szruc-
turzI Timber Dense. s. per cent
hearth Deliveries % be cpmplata8
within - Gays after date - L'ur-
chase order. Prices are desired
fob Key West. Florida
All material 10 bee So accordance
VITA the Specifications and Special
Provisions pf the state k9ac i'e-
partmeut
Bid blanks xiii BE- furnished 70
Dealers upon application 80 the
Secretary of the state Road ile-
partment. Taiiahsssee. Florida Bids
viii not be recuEn EZea unless Sob
mirted On such bic blanks
4 certified check IN tfse amount
% : per cent Of the bid made pay
able TO the Cha irman - the state
Road Department With the ueces-
sarF States Docun eB1ary stamps al
faehec. must accompany each BIC.
All certified checks shan Dc certified
within - DAYS II ta1e dSte fur re-
csiviBE bids Cashiers checks Nta
not be accepted The certified cheek
OF the successful bidder VIII b.
held antH delivery Of the material.
The right IS reserved 70 reject arr
or All bids
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT
OF FLORIDA
Thos. A Johnson. Chairman.
]. II. Bowling, state Highway En-
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DARLING" He caught her 10
~ his heart and held her there.
tendeFly, close. 4 didn't mean 70
hurt you. / adore you 50, Pam. I
love you so. I'll spend al nv life
trying TO show you how earnest
and how deep that fove IS. I'd ask
you 70 marry me now. tonight. 4
l had anything 10 offer you Pam.
That's how I feel about YOU. I
wait you more than Anything else
in the world" II had come with
Impetuous sincerity. Pam knew
how much he meant It. she could
hear Il IN his voice. But she want
ed assurance oyer ard over. Her
wounded pride demanded that.
But do men Get about girls
they really care for2" she asked,
still IN that hurt, stifed voiee.
II stumped Jerry for q moment
and then he tried to explain
About girls they admire, dear.
The caring Tor you came after
wards. You werss when I saw yorf
there on the beach about the
most attractive girl II seen in a
long time. You still are Pam
"Oh, Jerry, don't Try 70 salve
il over with sweet talk" Pam said
impatiently. I'm not going to let
you make a complete nitwit Of
me. You know you're not the only
man IN Key Vest
Has il ever occurred - you
you're not the only giEI2' Jerry
demanded criSpiy.
On. jerry. were not getting
anywhere! Nowhere a. slli What
/ planned as a lovely party turned
into a quarrel I'm Disguised with
US Go homei We cant b. to-
gether but we quarrel"
! can answer that one. Jerry
said quietly. Its beCause we love
each other. And you're trying 70
deny il"
Pam turned on him in z fury
Get going, jerry W-1iarcPe.
she said.
~You are IN love wltl me.
Some day youu admit is'
In love with yoaz I'm going 70
marry Leo Shore, Mary him. do
yOu hear? And I never want 70
see you again"
Pam was stunned az the words
she had spoken. biarrv Leo. The
words had come out Of ner help
less fry. Marry Leo Shore. sac
RACED at herself for letting her
emotions trick her into such a
statement. Jerry looked stricken
as he turned from her. AL Of the
light and happiness. even the
anger, had gone from his face
And she knew Jerry had been
right. II was because she loved
him that she clurued 70 helpless
fury when things went wrong BE-
tween them.
Pam loathed herself for the
foolish. dishonest thing she had
done It went counter 10 al Of the
theories on which she had built
her life. She stood motionleSS
long after Jerry had gone. watch
ing the QudeI street non Her WIZ
dow, thinking. She knew she
loved Jerry. Vel. she sc0lded
herself, then why didn't she take
him and tske her chances on his
turning out rightly
Night came like the closing CT
the dark covers Of a book. Alehta
came to the door OF the living
room and looked at the figure still
silhouetted against the window.
When she returned "a her
kitchen Melita looked fondiy az
the little figure Of Saint Gabriel
that stood on the shelf above her
sink. Her fingers touched the hem
Of his garment as If to ask sttsa-
ton. Melita was Ike that
She fixed q tray and llghted
candles and took it 70 PANS IA
vorite corner of the living room
To be continued
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What the youthful and mex
Peuenced bali players lack IS
good coaching. No telling what
heights this club would climb II
II had q man behind the coach
ing line with the baseball know
ledge OF an Oscar (CapOte) Con
zslez or George Watkins or Paul
Albury-
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Island City Baseball LEAGUE
LEGALS
N THE COUNTY - DGE-S COURT
II AND FOR MONROE COZ NTR .
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

IN THE COUNTY 81 DEE-S COT RT
II AND FOR MONROE COZ NTs
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate Of
BONNIE WATKINS.
NOTICE OF CT ARDIAN-S SALE
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN EE
THE UNDERSIGNED as Guardian
Of the estate and person or Bonnie.
watkins q minor. that 3 yzisi rser-
ton the Honorable RAYMOND 4
Lore County Judge IN and Frr Gen-
roe EoGaty. Florida Al his pffi.e in
the Court House. XIV West Na-~ea
County Florida. AZ the hour ~ 3a- an
O'Clock A n OBJ the Zf-h dar ~
November. A D 1871, for an order
authorizing the sale u the interest
90 the aforesaid minor ~ and 10 rh-
following described property lziaZ
aud being - Monroe County. Flor
ida and more 5eglarlg lescrl bee
as follows
Part Of Lot Two 90 IN
Segare Thirty-cBe FsF1 accord
iuE 40 plan Of th- C31y - KY
West As delineate1 hr VIM. 4
Whitehead ia February 1928. bur
now better known a Part s.f Tor
Five go according 60 John
loves Subdivision II Part ri
square Thirty-nne t1ff. IN CITY
OF Key West and dulv recorded
IN plat Rook No !. Page 49,
Monroe County Records on -h=
E4fh day Of Nay a u 1857
Commencing Eighty t>Vl feet
Nine 80 inches from the corner
OF white and Eaton Streets and
running along Eaton street iu
a Southwest direction Forty 4al
feet Five f5p Inches thence iu 2
Southeast direction and along
the dividing line IF Lots Five
80 auds Seven ga 81 said Sub
division. Forty t401 feet -Four 90
inches thence in a Northeast d.
Fectjon Forty fs9l feet five tz}
inches thence II North West
direction Forty fta4 feet Four
"a inches 10 place ~ beginning
Dated al kes West Florida this
9jth day Of October. 4 n 1851
VICTOR EE-GENE WATKINS
As Guardian OF Bonnie Watkins, 8
minor cctz7. aor5-i o. ---a. 1873
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SPORTS CALENDAR
S0FTBALL
BzYview Park. 1880 p. n.

First Named Teams 'EisIting)
TONIGHT
First Game-Nayy vs.. Ma.
Second Gane-Red Raiders Is
NavSfa-
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-NaVy vs. Pepper
Plumbers.
Seeond Game-NaESta vs. Ma
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Incidentally. this seems TO be
the same club that represented
the local American Legion dur
ing the state baseball tourna-
ment two years ago. The club
then was managed and directed
by George Watkins.
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Subscribe to The Citizen. zoe
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SOLD" THEIR SON

SAN FRANCIsCo-Peto Cola
of this city was granted a divorce
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Wonder how well the Plumb
ers bombardment crew would
have looked against a pitcher Of
the calibre Of McCooL the Nav
Stas' latest find IN the hurting
field? This boy Is q fast tosser
and tricky. too.
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Seems Ike Julius Sonny Boy
Villareal is regaining the old
batting eye In his last seven
trips to the pan ne has blasted
two singles, two doubles, triple
and a home ruE. which naturally
brings the centarfieldeT I'D to the
top Of the first ten hitters-
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OBSERVATIONS FROM
THE PRESS BOX

Roy Hamlin's Plumbers final
y. has climbed 10 the top OF the
city diamondbau league.
The Plumbers played one
game Friday night yet they were
credited with two wins In the
scheduled game between the
PipfitterS and NsvSta the latter
failed 10 appear and according
to league rules and regulations
the game goes 10 the opposing
club by forfeit HamIin took
advantage Of the opening and
played a postponed game with
the Red Raiders, winning the
contest.
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Key West Is over-crowded
with sports enthusiasts. Yes,
sir, Last Wednesday nights col
lection amounted TO S106. Good
goingl Our league viii never
collapse with such generous do
nations.
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ROAD DEPARTMENT
OK r-F faEHT

Thos A. Johnson A5s-a lFzElaff.
J. H BowIing. stale Highway En-
ginser. ngv8-7g.Is41
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or 2t,E or THE STATE ROAD
DEPARTMENT
Tallahassee. FLORIDA
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COZ RT
N AND FOR MONROE CONT.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE.
NOTICE OF GTARDTAN-~ SAI

ID q E-144 e Oh
BARBARA GARLOTTE.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

Mary Coerdge.
above beautiful way saying Made Me Love You
Didn't However. the most happily married
pleasure rejecting romantic nterudes
which had unhappy endmgS Therefore, 1t would
feminine occasions should be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

MaiyS daddy was an aviator HIS hazardous Job
Tor ne flew the untred planes pilot. Making
aviation safe for America vocation
one day, not long he made flight his
crashed San Diego Bay The
Mary but slowly she recaptued the faith which had
her brave and understanding She the following lines;
They father died he did die
Why just tonight I heard him Hy-above M roof :.
They ne folded his but daddy
wanted
To doubt these things. You can't fold wings
That for lifetime have been spread fly above first chds
head!
Tonight when all the world is STILL upon window Sill
And listen for Daddy Bill
And though the whole world fails
fastapproaching dying with ghosty
III hear ii come. and i shall be
Proud proud that flew
On wings that else see!
LIVERY talking these about national defense
~ effort and hundreds of thousands of loyal
figuring out and small help Knoxville Tenn. has
figured
Tennessee Valley electricity by the IVA But
instead OF unlimited OF electric lighting
resorted again TO Pickering oil lights
The Aluminium Companys plants at Acoa need all the
It, Knoxville has taken the lead in setting example
Asst month all Americans great
- at the passing Ignace Jan Padeews magnificent
pianist supreme master of music his technical skill enhanced
by his warm personality and generous nature.
Polish by birth Loyalty working all his
loved still Paderewsk nternatonaist citizen of the
world
Always he a leader among And yet a simple
speaking a simple language.
1t is fitting that here in America honor this
much that good and lovely only his people
the peoples of all the world Of
gnace Jan Paderewu lent beauty tneless
enduring a civilization that has need for beauty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

Why doesn't the average badheaded citizen wig?
afraid the whispering gallery OF his friends and
neghbors will Whisper
Is the price of a good wig too high? Or
Badness makes a look older.
distinguished way youthful appearance is
business about discussion of the question:
SHOULD bald headed wgs?"
on NOVA. Next the list OF condemned men to meet Joe
- says will knock Mr. Louis with blow
he describes as the "Cosmic Punch"
1t could happen
FitzSimmons knocked Corbet with a blow known
the Solar Plexus Punch"
Kid Mccoy originated the "Cokscrew Punch" that
him to floor weighing many pounds more.
Jack Dempsey during his ring career was constantly in search
kind punch visited hospitals discussed the
matter with physicians and surgeons
The medcos all told Jack the effective knockout punch
the point of the chin.
TOUR HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS is what the American
public spent year. you could originate
something popular soft drinks fortune would be made
Note it stated Alice Faye The reddens her
skin o OF lobster
That's really tragic affairs for girl who looks
well in a bathing suit Alice does.
But many people have the trouble.
AS for myself get time all right.
My girl friend right from the first day in the
suggested citizens ride bicycles Where the
highways a ride bicycle safety? The
dividing part of divided highways should be bicycle path
WHO among you remembers the coloru rngman known
W "One Round" Hogan?
you kind cake called Washington Pie?
That really good.
NO bakeshops or restaurants TO feature 1t more
Ever smoke cubeb cinnamon cornsk cgaret? Or
cob clay pipe?
Have you forgotten Grim the with Iron Jaw
that nobody could knock out? Does film back
to the married life comedies of Mr. and Mrs. Drew?
All right then, do remember Libby Holman singing Body
and Soul Helen Kane boopa doping through the dy But
ton Up Your Overcoat You Belong to Me-?
Ever think of that great Lowell Sherman? He
better than any Barrymore.
Willard Mack? We shouldn't forget
who entertained much off the probably
remember Three Weeks by Enor Gnn but recalls Les
Shop Window" by Victoria Cross?
Diribu by King estur. syndns Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

THANKS - AND plenty. -
l. to Messrs. Bugs" Baer
and Boake Carter for saying
something which many of US
have been hankering 10 dis
cuss for, 10, these many
moons!
Said question being:
HAS THE AMERICAN
PUBLIC THE RIGHT TO
KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT
THE WAR, NO MATTER
HOW ALARMING THAT
TRUTH MAY SEEM?
SHOULD WE BE AL
LOWED TO FACE THE
FULL FACTS BEFORE WE
ARE CALLED UPON TO
MAKE DECISIONS WHICH
MAY AFFECT OUR OWN
AND OUR CHILDREN'S
LIVES FOR GENERATIONS
TO COME?
To which queries friends
Bugs" and Boake respond
with a hearty Yes"
Not that they're sponsoring
any unreasonable demands.
Like all sane citizens, they
know that the government
can't run around dispensing
vital information promiscu-
ouSly.
But they have a bunch
that people who have shown
as much boss sense as we
Americans have i'm creating
their country-and have spent
as many hard-earned dollars
In paying for the same -
might be trusted with a few
essential statistics before
being told to sign on the
dotted line.
Frank talk between free
men-it can and il has been
done and with markedly sue
cessful results.
And such talk would seem
to be one of the leading pre-
negatives of those residing in
a democracy.
Mr.. Carter, in fact, cites a
recent incident when Presi-
dent Roosevelt himself. re-
belling against tradition and
taboo, put his cards on the
table, face up. with happy
results.
EOR two years. to the
L mingled wrath and bewil-
derment OF sympathetic tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Should America Be Told
The Truth? Answer Is Yes
By Elsie Robinson

payers and a derisive world.
the administration had al
lowed oil 10 be sent TO Japan
while, at the same time, con-
demning the war on China.
Why?
The query swelled to an
indignant chorus.
Whereupon the President,
reversing his previous policy,
gave a frank explanation
which allayed malicious sus-
picion and restored much
needed national self-respect.
At least for a week or so.
Maybe. Perhaps. Which. you'll
admit, was perfectly ducky.
Only
would, oh would" means
Boake Carter. chat President
Osevelt were as frank,
fortnight and earn estIy
straightforward over 1.-THE rest
of his foreign policy. IF
only Mr.. X. would apply the
same candor to explain what
Is the basis Of his policy in
other directions the ma
tional confidence which would
displace the existing disunity
and distrust would be enor-
NOUS"
QUT could the average
- American handle such
confidence if il were given
him? Is his viewpoint broad
enough and his reasoning
shrewd enough TO enable him
to make wise and lasting de-
cisions?
Bugs" Baer thinks il is
and says SO in one of his
clever phrases.
IL talk TO n lot OF farm
ers, carpenters, taxi-drivers
and all kinds OF folk during
the year." says Bugs" "And
there Is one thing to remem-
Der:
THEY AREN'T BUYING
ANY HATS WITH OTHER
PEOPLES THOUGHTS IN
EN-"
4 MERICANS can do their
"A own thinking. say Bugs"
and Boake.
They can face their own
facts and add EN- up. And
that's front page news
whether we're al war or not.
Copyright, 1871. King Features synd.. Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

Jan Vsitn in 1888 worked
with Richard Jensen. MoScow's
agent in the Scandinavian coun-
tries. during the great shipping
strike which had broken our in
Sweden. II smashed the Sea-
mems Union OF Sweden. hith-
erto one of the best organized
in Europe" VaIun wrote. This
was followed with Communist
assaults on trade unions. Val
tn is telling about the Lun-
plens. a ship anchored in the
harbor of Geoteborg. Sweden.
which served as floating home
for Strike-breakerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18


Not so long ago I introduced new
song of America titled Were All Ameri-
cans" which your editor thought should be
the title of this column. The lyrics of this
song which l made recently for Columbia
Records. read:
*We're all Americans.
We're proud to bear the name:
Our nations fathers wove flag
BY the light of freedoms flame.
Now waving braveIy overhead.
IL tells us what TO do;
We're all Americans,
Az true blue.
IT is that flag which gave us our birth
right. 1t is that spirit which gave Us
our courage Ii is that freedom which
made our land great democracy 1t is
that something - faith perhaps - which is
found in the following stories
I'm thinking of child little girl of
ii. An average American girl her name
is Mary Esther Wheatley, from Hamburg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
CHAPTER 81

AhiI TN %
At sea our men practiced
the art of starting fires in the
coalbunkers, of treating the
bearings of the propeller
shafts with fine sand and
ground glass, or, this failing.
of denouncing their shipmates
as strikebreakers TO the Com
munist brigades in foreign
ports Of call.
But the Western Secretariat
demanded more. Richard Jen-
sen sent a courier, a certain
LongforS. with orders that the
Lamplena and her compile
ment of scabs should be sunk
in the Goeteborg harbor.
New situations require
new methods of combat" he
explained.
"COmrade Ulrich Is ner-
vOus," Longfors reported 10
me. THE papers are full of
rumors that Soviet agents are
leading this strike. They say
that Swedes could not invent
such methods. We want you
to be careful not 10 he caught.
Ulrich Is afraid there will be
n terrible -scandal II the police
get hold of YOU"
NOT WORRIED
7 was not worried. I was
flushed with triumph. My
personal contacts in Goete-
borg and Stockholm were
limited TO less than a dozen
couriers and key men of the
Swedish Party. The rank
and file who executed my
orders did not even know of
my existence. When the
fronts clashed and things
happened, l took pains to re-
main far in the background.
l conferred with Gustav
Holmberg on ways of doing
away with the Lumplena. A
sudden act of sabotage, par
ticularly if lives were lost,
would antagonize the general
public. L felt. A preparatory
campaign was imperative.
Public opinion must be stirred
up against the Lumplena be-
fore the ship could be sunk.
so as TO make the sinking
appear as an act of spon-
taneous desperation.
Comrade Holmberg agreed.
A group of five men from the
Red Front League was de-
tailed to be in readiness to
proceed against the ship
when the psychological mo-
ment for the coup arrived.
An opening of the sea-cocks
or a fire in the hold, or both,
would do the job. Mean
while Holmberg modified the
Young Communist League TO
prepare public opinion for the
event.
SLOGANS PRINTED
Overnight the house walls,
the sidewalks and quaysideS
of Goeteborg were plastered
with painted slogans:
Away with the Lumplena"
-. down with the pest-ship
Lumplenaw "What is a
scab?-A man who steals
your children's bread"
Newspaper cam cram e n
photographed the slogans. The
pictures appeared on the front
pages of the Swedish press.
what does this mean 2"
asked the captions. "Where
is our policee"
The Shipowens' Association
demanded police reinforce
mentS TO guard the harbor
and the Lumplena. The plan
TO sink the strikebreaker ship
was overshadowed by another
event. The Gripsholm, the
flagship Of the Swedish mer-
Bv Jimmy HafIO