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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
A Slight Celestial Error
By HOWARD ". BLAKEsLE


NEW YORK. Nov. H-The
suns distance from earth has
been remeasured and Is found TO
be g3.o05.000 miles
This IS between 100 COS and
10000 miles farther shan pre-
vious measurements which were
the result Of centuries Of carefuI
work
The announcement IS from DR.
4 Spencer Jones, astronomer
RIVAL of England. made IN
Monthly Science News. a new
British publication.
The added gap between sun
and earth Is about as much as
would be caused BY moving the
moon three to five times farther
away. TIE moon would look
only about half as big as now.
The new distance to the sun IS
the most accurate vet obtained
I Is considered uncertain BY a
margin Of not more than 10000
niles. The former estimate. g.
$4,000 miles, was uncertain by
4 50090-mile margin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
THE LOWDOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

This new election IN San Fran
cisco shows that the Native Sons
there stin have their feet on
terra fnma. They don't Ike
Socialism-two to one. They
have just gone on record that
Mr. Iekes as dictator IS a
nzzle. Mr. Iekes told them they
were to get into the electric basi-
ness. or he would turn off the
lights. Instead Of It working out
Ike the Gent said. It worked
vice versa and they turned
down Harold. himself
It was defeat number eight in
a row. which gives a person q
hazy notion that maybe San
Francisco IS none too super
fond Of the municipal idea
If cur congressman there on
the meandering Potomac don't
saFvy the handwriting On the
wan and they put the Govt IN
% even more experiments. Il
takes no mystic TO tel rs that
we vii see new faces there. soon.
November. 1912 Brothers and
Sisters. II won't be long.
Yours With the low down.
10 SIERRA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28

q far cry from the stirring tnnel
just after Munich when the
count. then living IN Belgium.
staged zone man INVASION of
France. Flying his own plane 70
Z secret rendezvous VITA report-
ers near Paris, ne ALT. read a
warning on the lesson Of Mum
ichs and flew hack to Brussels
Today the count and his fol-
overs proclaim their ardent 10y
atty to the Petain government.
They make no effort to balk i
with organized party activity.
Instead they are playing a wait
ing game They are waiting for
events ultimately TO produce a
situation where someone above
politics symbol king. viii
be needed to hold the country
together
How many roYalist sympa-
thlzers there are. not even the
count knows But unques4ion-
ably. in the opinion Of quail
he'd observers. mere and more
Frenchmsn. some Of them in
high places. are beginning 10
consider The possibilities q .
monarchy.
Same Of them are thirkina
seriously enough about Il that
they have asked Americans
thsY met Il they thought the
United Staes would approve
the restoration Of the throne
IN France.
But the count IS not looking 50
much TO his traditional friends
among the intelIect1aIs ard aris-
tocrats Of top drawer French
society as to the peasants and
work folk who generally are rec
ognized as the backbone Of
France His supporters say one
reason why the movement never
was more potent before IS that
no effort was made for . wide.
popular appeal
The counts idea Of linking the
crown with the working class
was demonstrated a the baptism
Of his twin sons at public csre-
mony in Rabat several weeks
ago The eleven godparents were
chosen 'fby lot from the pee
pull Wrinkied scrubwOmen and
weatherbeaten peasants wives
took turns carrying Michel and
Jacques.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
HAIR TlJFT FOR
VARIOUS SOUNDS
FOUND IN HUMAN EAR BY
MAP OF MECHANISM
OF HEARING

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. n
The frs map Of ne mechanism
OF hearing IS nearing compile
ton At the University Of Oregon
Medicsl School
The general outline Of this
map IS that Of coiled pipe, with
no outlet. which is the general
shape Of the inner ear. That
has been known for many years
The new part Of the map is
the labelling Of thousands Of tiny
hairs which hang from the walls
Of the coil They are IN tufts of
10 or Il each.
Their Job Is to pick up the
Vibrations Of sound, which come
into the inner car. and pass them
along 70 the brain The astound-
ing thing wnirh this map shows
is that each little bunch Of a doz-
en- hairs picks up only one of
the thousands Of sound frequen-
cies entering the inner ear.
The mapping is under direction
Of Or @ Larsell. professor Of
anatomy. He foes the mapping
Oh ears 81 opossuEns, which have
structure similar to human
ears
These opcssurns when born are
still embryonic. maturing later
III their mothers pouch. In this
stage their hearing develops and
i IS possible to trace the miracle
A baby 'possun win witch at
q sound. after its hearing starts.
npl before. At 50 days Of age,
the witch comes at the sound Of
1900 frequencies. a high-pitched
note.
At this time only one little
tufi in the canal has developed
CROUCH 70 hear. The other tufts
develop one bv enc. ard each
one responds to different ire
quency. and that the tufts for
each sound are always in the
same place in the canal
Around the roots Of these hairs
arr the nerves Of hearing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
SECRET SERVICE
INCREASES GUARD

Continued rom Page Onel
turned up several persons with
interesting records and at least
three whose records put them
definitely under suspicion as pcs
sible subversfve individuals
These, Of course, are weeded out
before the President makes his
appearance.
In a world at war, the business
of guarding the President has be-
come one Of the most narrowing
assignments in Washington-not
entirely because of increasing
threats Of danger-but because
President Roosevelt is one of the
most informal President Of mod
ern times. He abhors the idea of
being a prisoner Of the Secret
Service He likes TO come and 90
as he pleases. to see whomever he
wishes to see and without having
his callers subjected to a thorough
going over before they are admit
ted to his office.
Since the Secret Service IS
charged specifically, by law, with
seeing that no harm comes to the
President his informality is to
them a hardship The close guard
maintained at the White House is
now pretty much routine. The
doormen. guards. Secret Service
and White House police know
their duties and Is a thousand to
one that no One-Eyed Connally
IS going TO crash his way into
1900 Pennsylvania avenue-but
when the President goes out and
he often does. it's another story.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28

The new measurement Is the
result Of 70 years international
study by Is nations. This was
made possible by the little planet
Eros 10 miles in diameter. which
approached within 5000. 600
miles Of the earth IN 1881. It's
passage was used as q measuring
rod for the sun
Astronomers would ike to get
rid of that last 10000 miles err
Tor. for the suns distance IS the
foot-rule Of celestial measure
ment. As long as il continues
uncertain other measurements
are affected
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
Young Henri Still Believes
He VIII Be King Of France
BY WILLIAM MccAFFM
Arp Feature serwsrr Wr4rer

IANGIER, Morocco, Nov. H.
Probably the most distinguished
refugee to come cut on France
since the armistice IS Irving quiet
Iy-and discreetIy-n . bour-
geois villa near Rabat, the cay
ital Of French Morocco, five
hours down the coast by car.
There S . reason for this quiet
and discreet existence. For the
gentleman n question: young
man Of 80, slender, Of medium
height. with thin black nous
tache. high cheek bones and the
peculiar Oriental eyes Of his
fanaiiy-is Henri. Count de Paris.
pretender to the throne Of
France
He IS the first pretender for
whom has beer waived the old
law forbidding pretenders TO re-
side on French territory. He s
allowed to stay more or less on
good behavior.
Yet the fact that he IS allowed
al ali is significant example of
how the collapse Of democratic
government IN France has boost
ed the stock Of the ruyalist move
ment-
The count came 70 Tangier the
other day We ordered brandies
and settled ourselves in corner
of the hotel where we both were
staying Thea he talked to me,
earnestly and frankly, and an
swered 4 string Of indiscreet
questions It was not an inter-
view Most Of the things he told
me were off the record. But /
do not think I win be violating
his confidence to say that he
sin expects to be king Of France
one day.
He became chief OF the House
OF France upon the death Of his
father. the Duke de Guise. a lit
tie more than a year ago at
nearby Larache. Spanish Moroc-
CO.
Since he became CHIEF. the
Count de Paris ~ force OF the
delicate situation IN which he
found himself. has done very lit
tie to promote his cause. But
his stock has gone up without
any pushing.
he made his last public pro-
ncunrement upon the death Of
his father. Announcing that
he had become row the ~de-
pcsitcrY Of the royal fradi-
lions. he took ; solemn cath
70 continue 10 serve France
with all my forces. and prom
issd with the aid Of proTidsnce
10 conduct my country" in
honor On the way Of her des-
tiny.
Since then. he has relied on a
monthly letter he writes and
sends out in mimeographer form
TO keep his name alive. The let
ter goes open through the mail
with no objections from either
the French or occupying authori-
ties II consists Of an innocent
pep talk much On the lines of
Petain propaganda. urging the
people to work hard 50 that
France may arise again
His sedate activities today are
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
READY FOR GRAND
/ OPENING TONIGHT
AT SLOPPY yOES

With prospects good fer an
early season fhis year. Sloppy
Joe's Bar win hold its grand
opening tonight. featuring JACK
crawIey and lis Band Jack. OF
70 and the boys.
Sloppy Joe's. famous the world
over for its drinks. is now open
all night
Jack crawley IS widely known
here and has a large following
who viii be pleased to know OF
his new connection
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28

HEN pARTY

SUPERIOR, Wis-Arne TAX
kunen can eat his egg and have
it too. He cracked an egg
measuring four inches long and
three uaches vide and found a
second one inside, shell and all.
He credited the twin bill TO a
hv-month-old puIlet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28

ooinph girl Of the columnist
world states that love sickness
can be diagnosed and disposed
Of ia three painless stages: I'd In
faiuation: l2) Ennui: CD Am
nesia Does not sound 50 pain
less to US. An old saying goes
that love is just one darn fool
after another"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28

LISTEN. LADIES': Sulfa Van
iShing Cream for skin bIemishes.
something new and extraordin-
airy has been reported from John
Hopkins University. Made from q
relatively ne~ preparation, Sulf-
aihianzole But where IN the
world does one see lovelier COM
plxiOns than in the Key West
woman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
Cracks And Comments

Ny day. 10 hum. not be-
Ing a First Lady Of the land OF
anything else and not being able
10 have lunch Ia the White House
and dinner il Seattle, Wash.
makes il hard to find interesting
nens at times
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
HANDSOME BILL LEACH.

Who IS president Of the Leach
Construction Company and who
spends Iot Of time being a Key
Wester. 1as recently had an 1e-
cident to one Of his feet that has
him laid up At his Rediands coun-
try home
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28

OFFICER tom LUsK Of the
USS ~1aniper has a mop Of
beautiful gray hair that makes
him look most distinguished
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OUR BEST WISHES: To Pre-

~A 1L1A W41ExEz1s 10 EKe-
mier Mussolini. who stated he
win personally join his Libyan
troops Here is hoping he gets
IN front Of his own men on the
firing line.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28

SPECIAL POLICE OFFICER:
Johnny Spottswood, looking es-
pecially well gruomed in new
fan suit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
TALL JACK THOMPSON:

Sauntering around with a cute
Little brunette. Looks ike Tex
Is and Rhode Island
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-28
MRS. HOWARD WILSON:

General chairman Of the Red
Cross Bali TO be held December
6 Is on a flying trip to Miami
with Mr. Wilson. Was II the
Alabama-Mi football gameg
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

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and = hereby appointed teg examhins
anA Glowing said sceoupt:
u b Further Ordered. INST public notice
thereol - given b. publicstton Of Q copy
ef this order. for three successive weeks
prsvious to said day Of hearing. In the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

On rssding end filing plaintif6 -
tition. and the sfkidavie thess1o at1aeha1.
u appearing thesUeEom that oo1sn1nntB
Bert Rapley, Gam Lyeas ~ Iawponeo
Achevin cannot ~ loea1ed an1 4 eon-
not b asceftaiMo1 n wha oGooe - eosn-
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In the CITY Of Detroll Wayne county.
Michi0nn. TH8KUooe. on modem 60
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Clinsock ana Thomas ~. cross. stseensys
RI = ORDE1ID tisss said dsssndauts,
and each Of them cause notiee q thelr
Appearances 70 b entered herein within
three months from tAe date q this order.
and In defauk tAeroo(. thae the paaln-
tfffS bin Of complaint - tsken - eon-
fessed BY the oAi0 0oDonAan1a
n q IURTHHn oao1RxD that with
In forty days the paAin1i&lD eesaee . copy
Of this order 70 b puhlishsd IN he
Mount Clemens Daily Mentor. Q news-
paper printed. published ana circulated
In said County. such publication - b
continued once each week for dx Sue
cessive weeks. o. that COPY thereof b.
personally served On each Of said DE-
In such case made and provided.
NEIL Z REID.
Circuit Judge
FLORA Z. POSNER.
Deputy Clerk.
Feb. -. =. MAI: :, II. -. y.
Apr. 3. loll-NON.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

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JOSEPH v. TRolGnx.Y.
Judge OF Probate.
NARY HxHRlsoN.
Feb i9-lo-1e-NOlo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Legal Notices

state Of Michigan. ~ Circuirt Court
Cor the County q Maeeenb. n Chancsry.
4 No. ii101.
LILLIAN 0nuYTxA 0DQo0I "A.
HoD0ON. Admlnistrstog d.b.n. 81 the L.
tste Of william Nelntoeh. Deceased, and
MOUNT CLEAfE1e0 0Av000 BANK. .
Michigan BANKING Corporation. Plain
tiffs.
sam LYONS, WILLIAM KURTM. SID
NEY CAMERON. LAWNENCI ACAEvM,
BERT AAPLtY. OTTH McMr09H.
WILLIAM McIl1TO0A GEORGE AcIN-
TOsH. HARRY AcIaTO2H, . minor.
ROY MclNTO0H. NORMAN MCINTOSH.
DONALD McINro9H, minor. BURMA
DETTE McINTO9H. . minor, EDMUND
MAHON. admlnistrator Il the Estate Of
Margaret Mcintosh, Deceased. PEARL
LILLIAN McINro9H. Known u religion
~ Sister Melania. MARY a, 11YNOL00.
WILLIAM r. KELLY. administrator Of
the Estate Of Alexander McIntosh: de-
ceased. GEORGE y. AengTo0H. edmin-
istrator Of the estate Of George MeIn-
tosh. deceased. and MILDRED 9CHNEI-
DER. individually and - PRECEDENT Of
the Junior Ladies Of Charity Of 81. VIM
cents Orphsnnte. Defendants.
At Q session Of said Court held u the
Court House III the City of Mount Glenn
ems the 3rd day Of February, 1871.
Present: Hon. Nell q. Reid. Circuit
Judge.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

Alsxasese uaeDeaa1a. es1ass-ADpeons-
STATE ef l9jchiGnn. he Probate Court Tor
the County q Asepmh.
AZ . sesston q said Court. held q The
Probate 0fsiee in- he City Of Mt.
Clemens In sei0 County. on the 18th day
q February A. D. io4i.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
JudGs of Probate.
MacDonaid. Deceased.
John n. MaeDonald having filed In said
court . petition praying that the ad-
ministratloa Of sajd estate b granted
70 a. 70 some other suitable person.
u u Ordered. That the 10Th day Of
March a. q. loll. at ten o'clock In the
forenoon. at said probate office. b and %
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 - Mush
March, forward on the Chicago
Blackhawks hockey team. will
be golf pro At Hibbins. Mimi.
club next summer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

Dsfly lseatese. . nswsusUs priuAsa snd
eiycalste1 h saiA CUun1y.
JoaxPH Y. rnoaGnly,
Judge Of ProesAs.
Many AkHRisoN.
0aglstsr q Probate.
Feb. l3-lS-3e-AoN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

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FOR SALE-One 4resh mitch eoat and
several ysarlinss. An from good milk
ing strain. Also large sire coal burn
ING brooder stoves. Clark 0iddings.
Silo ct Davis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

August Pringnits. Estats-Ppsbsas q WIN.
March 1oth. lot1.
State Of Michigan. the Probate Court for
the County Of Nacomb.
At . session Of said Court, held at the
Probate Office In the City of ~.
Clemens In said County. on the 10Th day
Of February a. D. lell.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
judge OF Probate
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

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Probate 0fnee n IL City q ~
Clemens Ia ed County. On the ioth DAY
Of February u. y. 1oel.
Present.: Hen. JossUh v. rrsmbly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter o1 TIE Estate Of julia 3.
Eldred. Deceased.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

IN YCUr CHICKS
GIVE THEM DR.. ealsbury's PfEN-0-SAL
In thar drinking water. Il checks germ
srowth In the drinking water and 9oes
70 the vital organs. See u today for
your package Of Dr.. Salsbury's PHEN-
O.0AI.
Froser Milling Co.. Inc.
Ros. 7o,s-Js Ros. ciss
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

BALCD HAY, First Cutting Alfalfa.
Timothy. Mixed Hay. Straw. 3l7e No.
0ratiot, ~ miles north Of city. Pm.
ss7o-ws'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
u. s. Speeds 53 Million Defense
For Philippines as Pacific Gibraltar

the army high command and state
department
The militant plan presaged des-
ignation of the Philippines as the
major base for the new United
States Army Of the Far East. just
Icreated by President Roosevelt
and placed under command OF
Lieut.. Gen. Dougl; Macarthur,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Gibraltar against Japanese ag-
greSSion.
Heads OF the war department
are expected 10 submit legislation
TO Congress. requesting the de-
Tense outlay. within a few days.
Decision TO bulwark the insular
stronghold, it was learned. was
reached i'm consultations between
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
BY LEE RASHALL
Init New. Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-The
United States today prepared TO
throw S53,000,000 into new de-
lenses of the Philippine Islands
10 fortify that American South
Pacific outpost as a far-eastern