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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
U.S.. STEPPING
UP PRODUCTION
SET GOAL OF $1,000 MILITARY
PLANES PER YEAR. EQUIP.
MENT ron a.oOoooe MEN

wASHrNGToN. May 24-The
war department today was said
10 he tipping its defense goal by
almost so percent with army
engineers attempting TO work
out a production plan which
would permit the eventual con-
struction OF $4,000 military
planes a year
Army leaders also are anxious
to get full military equipment
for an army OF 1000. 900 men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
ALGERIANS COPY
NEW FRENCH STAMP
1Ry A.aeeintea prs..l

VlCHY. May 24--The Algerian
postal administration is follow
ing the lead Of the mother coun-
Try and putting out onc-franc
stamps with the image of Mar
shall Petain.
They will be like those on the
continent but with the framed
inscription "pnstes d'Algerie
added. A similar stamp Of q diff
ferent color win be issued later.
selling for five francs but good
for only one franc postage The
four francs difference will 60
for relief 10 demobilixed soldiers
and war prisoners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
TRIO SEEING WORLD
THROUGH. JAIL BARS

Two boys and a girl who
set out from Key West Thurs
day 10 see the world on .
hitch hiking tour. today were
still waiting in a Port Ever
glsdes Jail for someone 10
come and bring them home.
Armando Machin. father of
one of the boys. said he would
leave for Port Everglades
yesterday 10 return the trio.
the oldest of whom Is Is. but
late this afternoon he told
Sheriff's officers he bad been
delayed and nigh. not GO
until tomorrow.
Meanwhile. the three run
awaYx. who we're picked UP
by Deputy Roy Atkins FIN
day. are doing their sight
seeing through bars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
GAMBLING MONEY IS
SEIZED BY COUNTY

Judge William v. Albury, &C
cepting guilty pleas in chambers,
this morning sentenced Edward
Suarez, negro, to pay a fine of
$25 and costs for setting up and
operating game of chance, and
ordered $2005 held as evidence
to be turned over to the county.
Joseph Danes, negro, charged
with exhibiting a deadly weapon,
was ordered by Judge Albury to
pay a fine of $50 and costs, the
costs to be suspended if the fine
is paid.
Joan AyreS, charged with
vagrancy, was ordered to pay a
fine of $40 and costs or serve so
days in Jail, and Viola Stamos,
negro, drew the same fine on
another vagrancy charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
OUENCHED BY BEER

SEATTLE - The fire depart
ment was called when a beer
truck caught fire in this city. but
the fire chief reported that the
exploding bottles of beer had al
most quenched the flames before
the department arrived.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
FREE FRENCH DECRY
NAH COLLABORATION
OF 'PUPPET' REGIME
tBy AsSocin.e ed pressl

tby AssOctn.ed fressb
LONDON. May 24.-"Free
French" government in Lon
don today announced il
would approve any British
action to Illustrate the designs
of the "puppst government"
at VichY.
Spokesman for Gen. Charles
deGaulle's government said
all loyal Frenchmen would
decrY the action of Premier
Henri Philippe Pefain in ap-
proving collaboration with
the Maxi conquerors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
TWO BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED

Gulf oil corporation. Division
and Simonton streets. and 4 W
Gsuthe. 1915 Olivia street. yes
terday we're granted building
permits for minor repairs, both
for SIS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
CLAIM GREATEST
BATTLEHIP SUNK

BERLIN. May 24.--The great
est battleShip in the world has
been destroyed and sunk by a
German submarine. q war bull
lctin declared today.
although the name OF the
ship was not disclosed. the
worlds largest battleship is the
British Hood1
The bulletin said a German
raider had defeated a British
cruiser in fighting near Norway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
ANOTHER NAU
THREAT MADE
SAYS BoMBERS WILL DE.
STRoY AMERICAN SHIPS
IN RED SEA
Gu. Associated pre...

BERLIN. MAY 24.-The Off
clal newspaper of the German
army today declared that threats
of submarine and bomber action
against merchant ships in the Red
Sea verb directed at the United
States.
Gerrnan bombers will destroy
fny American ship attempting to
enter the sea, the paper said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
British Claim Fourteen
Na1 Transport Planes
Destroyed During NIGHT
~IIII[[[%
SOLONS FAVOR REPEAL
or NEUTRALITY ACT


WASHINGTON. May "a
An informal poll of the Senate
foreign relations committee
Today showed the senators
would be willing to vote for
reResl of the neutrality act.
i. President Roosevelt. who
has made no statement on his
view OF the act repeal. which
was urged by Navy Secretary
Knox and War Secretary
Stimson. is expected to make
% statement in q radio address
Tuesday.
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What Does the Chamber CT Gen.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
PLANE WORKERS
VOTE TO STRIKE
WAGE INCREASE DEMANDS
MUST BE NET OVER
WEEKEND

INGLEWOOD, Calf, May "a.
--Workmen at the North Ameri-
can aircraft plant here voted to-
day to strike Monday, unless
their demands for wage in
crease arc met over the week
end.
The plant is working on $500, =
100000 in defense orders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
Annual Convention Of Commercial
Secretaries Association Opens In
Kew West Tomorrow MOninQ
House Votes To Charge Three
Per Cent On Special Funds
Handled By State Treasury
tBy Associated PressI

tBy Associated PressI
TALLnnASSEE. WAY "a
Without a dissenting vote. the
House today voted to charge all
special funds handled by slate
treasury three percent as a
handling charge TO produce $780,
600 to sl.ooo.o0o for general op-
erations.
Governor Holland had asked
only two percent.
The House voted down 44-3o a
proposal that Legislators be pro-
hibited from working at race
tracks.
Why not 60 all the way and
step The practice of nepoiism-
all members who have relatives
on the payroll Of the slater" ask.
ed Representative Pspy of Mon
roe county. who voted 10 kill the
proposal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
IHIs)lA,, 1{satai,,es


Time and Place Committee
Auditing Committee.
Sergeant alarms in perpetpiiy.
Fred J Lee. Clearwater.
A word about the Abridged
School Karl Lehman. Seeretarf
Of the Lake County Chamber 81
Commerce. 1svaTes
Secretary's Report. Edwin Ha-
dlfsky. Fort Pierce
Monday Morning. May IS
745 a. m.--Breakfast for OF
iicers. Board IL Directors anal
Program Committee
B 900 4 ~. 10 800 .. "a Regis
iration. La concha Hotel
300 . n t. j IS m at9to3i
Of Instruction
900 q. "a. Fundamental 81
Chamber II coEnnagres prOeeeiBts
Earl Thatcher. Secretary al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24
About One Hundred And
twenty-five Members
And Wives To Arrive
Tonight And Sunday

Edwin HadinskY. Fori Pierce
secretary to the Florida CONNER
cial Secretaries association. to-
day was the first arrival for the
twenty second annual convention
of the group which opens here to-
morrow.
RadinskY. heading a delegation
of some las secretaries and their
wives who are expected to arrive
tonight and tomorrow. came here
to arrange for the reception of the
delegates and to prepare for the
secretaries sixth annual abridged
school.
Registration at La Concha hotel
will begin tomorrow, aud buffet
supper at the hotel will open the
proceedings During the after
noon, the arriving delegates will
go sightseeing, play golf and
antise themselves.
The program for Sunday and
Monday follows, with Tuesday
and Wednesdays programs to be
printed Monday:
Sunday
Afternoon. for golf and recrea-
ton,
Afternoon and until 8 p. M
registration at La concha hotel.
7:30 p. m.--AIl registered dele
gates will be the guests Of the
Key West Chamber of Commerce
for Buffet Supper and Informal
Get-together, Of the LA concha
Hotel President Everett w. Rus
sell. Secretary Steve Singleton.
w T. Simpson, Fl. Myers. presi-
dent Florida Commercial Secre-
taries Association. presiding
Welcome 10 Key West--Cham-
Der President Everett w. Russell.
Resbkpse. Earl thatcher. SecSe-
tary dAaaAber Of Commerce. Zero
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24

signer of the check, and learned
that it had been stolen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-24

Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

Enwright of New York, says
more attractive girls work In
j. L. Hudson's than any other
store he's ever been in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

tloo bottles of Canadian ale in
stead of wGter.
Or. George Grille Jr., famous
Cleveland surgeon, arriving for
a lecture before the Wayne
County Medical Society. DR.. c.
L. Simpson will preside at the
meeting and DR.. +. A. Osius
act as secretary . Advertis-
ing men are gossiping about the
expected folding of an inn
portant trade publication.
DAUL WALTZ, a senior at the
L Wayne University Medical
College, Is an accomplished
musician and Is working his way
through school by playing the
organ at n Mack avenue cafe.
He formerly headed his own or
chestra.
Portrait painter Bethu I
Moore iOiH display his tOork this
1oeek at the John Hanna GAL
ieries Public relations coun-
sci Jim Brdden is back from
the West Coast Salesman
Lon Neeley telling about Just
issing that train 1chich
cracked mp IN Indiana Pet.
John Macdonald Of Birmingham
has been transferred 10 an Of
fcets' trimming school Fort
Monmouth, y. J.
Manufacturers Agent Ed
Starke- is "a nephew Of Adj
miral Harold Starke, the chief
of naval operations -. Special
Prosecutor Chester p. O'Hara
returning from weekend visit
with his daughter in Indian
apoliS Attorney George
Shaeffer soon will leave for
Washington to open a law Of
flee Recorders Judge John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

v. Brennan at the Boat Club
cabaret party.
WOrkmen are busy dem0lish-
ing the famous Dodge mansion
I'm Crosse Pointe Farms 1.
Mrs. VILLA Grace La Rouce has
arrange Dickens Christmas
Carol I'm play form for presen-
tatiOn at the HOlcOmb School.
DOOK CADILLACS Mike
- Ames used TO be the star Of
the college sh0W at Ann Arbor
-. Ydle's William Lyon Phelps
1oW lecture this neck in Detroit
Jane and Gordon Love tell
ing Of construction delays ia
building their ReW house IN
birmingham pick and
Mary Broom celebrating their
second Weddui9 anniversary ut a
cocktail purity
Band Instructor Otis Saeter
is writing new song for
Pershing High School Her
bert d. Murray predicting
therell be a lot of laughs at
the annual fellowship day skit
of the Rotary Club George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
People You Know
BY JAMES SHERIDAN

Private Karwowski Writes Home Of THANKSGIVING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

A RMY life and in. particular
"A army food seems TO agree
with Private John w. Karwow-
ski, a Detroit soldier stationed
at Keesler Field, Biloxi, Miss.
In a letter about Thanksgiving
dinner TO his parents John
wrote:
ut was wonderful. could
hardly crawl away fro m the
table. A meal like that would
cost about $3.50 in any restau-
rant. We had on the menu:
"Celery and olives, lettuce
hearts and dressing. fruit cock
tail, roast turkey, oyster dress
ing, mashed potatoes and giblet
gravy, cranberry sauce, baked
h a m, candied sweet potatoes,
buttered peas, hot rolls and to
top IL all we had Ice cream,
cOcOnut layer cake, mixed nuts,
assorted fruits, candy, minis,
coffee and mince pie.
"And that's not all. Imagine
cigars and a package of cigarets
for each fellow. tell you
mother IL was just like Christ
mas. We all had n swell time.
We were all so full none of us
could walk after that feast.
Boy. anybody that says the
army doesn't feed us boys good
Is just plain nuts
lean ARMOUR MCKAY Of
- Highland Park completing
plans for the visit Wednesday
of Mrs. Myrtle Cooper Dahl,
president of the National Edu-
cation Association BEN
Etter, locot representative Of
the New York Times. regdling
n luncheon table at Charley
Fishers aUith his recipe for
cooking fresh shrimp: he uses
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01

ton. Mrs. Carrie Schumacher. 60,
of HOPS Goethe avenue, died yes
terday morning in st. Bernard $
Church while waiting for the 6
a. m. mass 10 begin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-01
What S on the Air
MONDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed. II
the presentations as sched-
uled are not on the air.
the fault les with the sta
lions ana not The Detroit
Times.
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MONDAY EVENING

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Dies Awaiting Mass

Said by relatives TO have been
planning 10 enter a hospital today
for treatment for a heart condi-
Evening star., 1941-07-11
MATS Lost Poor Team to Win Flag

In the National pendulum in recent wears al ~
toward cpiastic Although Horace Stonena Ne" i ~ M
coming from 'alu
Giants won in 1896 1880 took over IN 1855 "e le
rsgo Cubs pnnant The owner OF the CUBS Is e
Croesus Phil Wrigey 1 , di.ropd-
When the supplaned new ruler "a.eu ~ w
dded scentre This was Coey of Cincinnati VINO ols p
banan autos which to keep peer c
The Reds straight years -..os,
a major league pennant was hopouy
.xcent Mr. Griffith people who wore diamond mugs
owned the trick in 1888 Grim oo ouis
the American League
nce that time little luck at the mars Inc @ "
barterng sessions
began to Cardinals footsteps IN the
field. :. ..o tr+,rre osrecauv
will IN the
H. tho American League mad he says is hat aier
tbev voded nv owners asked nyoooy mao
tos that would prevent dominating the game Ihats
that ever was passed ana as so d.
dead to anybodys got any IDEAS
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Grove Seeking Booth
Win as He Pitches
Against Tigers
Success Would Put Vet
Bosox in Class With
Other SIub Greuts
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 11.-Lanky Robert
Moses Lefty Grove, dean of Amer
ican League pitchers, hoped today
to reach another milestone in his
long and colorful career.
Against the Detroit Tigers, team
he often has found to his liking, the
veteran Boston Red Sox southpaw
sought his 3OOth major league vic
tory
If successful, Grove would have
accomplished a feat in modern
baseball attained only by Denton
Tecumseh (Cy) Young. Christy
Mathewson, Walter johnson, Grover
Cleveland Alexander and Eddie
Plank.
The 41-year- r-old star came up to
todays game with a season record
of six wins and two defeats, but had
yet to beat the American League
champions His record against De-
troit over a 17-year span was so vic
tories against II defeats.
Buck NeWsom. whose luck this
year has been almost all bad, was
slated to pitch for Detroit.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Jeanne Cline Gains
Last Chance 10 Win
Junior Golf Title
Western Finolist Next
Yeor Will Be Too Old
To Play in Tourney :. =. :
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. tg
ST. CHARLES. Ill. July 11.-It's
now or never for 17-year-old Jeanne
Cline of Bloomington, III, In the
women's Western junior golf tour
nament.
Although a familiar figure on the
golfing scene since she was IA. Miss
Cline never has been able to win the
Western junior title. Today gave
her a last chance-a meeting with
Dorothy Campbell of st. Louis in
the tourney final She'll be too old
to compete in this event next year.
She was an overwhelming favorite
to defeat Miss Campbell after play
ing brilliant golf all the way to the
title round. Miss Cline moved
through the semifinals yesterday
with a 6-and-5 victory over Betty
Brown of Texarkana, Ark, and Miss
Campbell defeated Betty Jane
Haemerle, another St. Louisan, in
% holes.
Miss Cline won the medal with a
fancy 81 and was an easy victor
over all her opponents except Phyl-
lis Otto of Omaha, Nebr., whom she
eliminated in overtime.
Daughter of Bloomington doctor,
Miss Cline first attracted golfing
headlines three years ago when she
reached the Semifinals of the wom-
ems Western championship Since
then she's been coming close in
many meets, but has yet to win any
of the prominent fixtures.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Ke|Ieher Bangs 18th
Homer as Newark,
Buffalo Split
|. L. Night Double Bill
Is Big Batting Orgy;
Baltimore Scores
Nv the Associated Press.

N the Associated Press.
Like a couple Of second-rate
heavyweights in a grudge Tight
whenever the International League
leading Newark Bears and second
place Buffalo Bisons tangle, science
goes bv the boards and both swing
from the heels.
The largest crowd to attend a
night game in Buffalo in several
years, 14,O23, turned out last night
anticipating a slugging match-and
they weren't disappointed as the
clubs split double-header by trad
ing home-run punches.
The Bears won the abbreviated
twilight contest, 5-3, and the Bisons
romped away with the nightcap,
To.
Frank Kelleher, Newark's league
leading home run producer, con-
nected with his 25th of the season
while Teammate Henry Majeski
banged out MS lltn 10 prOVlQe tle
Bruins with their margin of victory
IN the opener.
The Bisons turned the tables in
the second game, with Dutch Meyer
and Ed Parsons each hitting a pair
Of round-trippers.
The even break left Buffalo 211
games behind the pace-setters.
The Observation-Disclosures third
place feud was brought to momen-
tary standstin when both clubs
went down to defeat before Balti-
more and Syracuse, who are battling
for sixth place.
Baltimore nosed out Montreal
81, and Syracuse swamped Roch-
ester. 13-2.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Griff Links Browns With Yankee Aims

the recent Ah-Sr
Grlthths rule ana NIP
The to Tor rescnong the
Cleveland voted 70 retain
1910 and Whch ehaoeo
Tigers win in Cleveland
If insists and
Yankees figure to carry on
I'm not against particularly don't think It's hea
fora to control A.,
Griffith grateful Connie Mack and the ava
BRADLEY of the Indians with him. AT the same me ne
president little aHaoe
Donald Barnes the Chicago White SoX
NV rule great insists 1T was designed 10 nelp e
understand the Wle SoX
about the Browns For some reason
eboltth he thing
Evening star., 1941-07-11
OnIv Rich Clubs Are Winning These Years

II DEVELOPS according Griffith that money again can
the came THE Yankees the greatest ptchHg stan n"
the pennaht
NAV even get rule rescinded they always WI" o
to make them and which are so gooo a W ~
them down"
The old gentleman position to know "heeol e spe"
CoSetu OF te
Leonard was pouglt
f had and still for Leonard but he wanted
YANKEES
had shortS'op as gooo "
than Crosett Phil Rzuo Yet they ~
mood to nike me price
As matter Grifhths wild ride as Don euiAoe ias
kept winning One need only 10 Sa .on
pennans IN the
League have Yankees and Tigers the ofh
80 Wv walter Briggs abulously Detroit automobile ooo
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Win, Lose or Draw
The Melancholy Fox
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

eA should mark
capitalism baseball The Old
played The
the venerable gentle
who has following activity in the
York Yankees to
And years
In snaps rescinded the best rule
in the of baseball"
that the American League
National which he hates
stricken his Senators But otherwise the
melancholy.
may world championships
in
the American League that the future
capastic Thus 1t was that
obiddng winner from trading with
clubs than concdentai
the Yankees dethoned
Evening star., 1941-07-11
BY BURTON HAWKINS,
Star Staff Correspondent.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Mats
may have evoked no elation con-
cerning their conduct, but there is
no complaint with their consistency
Still intact are WashingtOn's losing
streak. Cecil Travis hitting habit
and Pitcher Ken Chase's bulging
list of defeats.
Washington's chain of reverses
had reached eight when they stack
ed up against the White SoX in the
second of a three-game series here
today. but there was no indication
tn" Mats second longest losing
string of the season would be check
ed at that point, for the club ism t
hitting.
The Mats have mustered only six
runs in their last four engagements
which can't be construed as murder
ing that ball. 1t seems the Mats