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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
Offer MADE To
WITHDRAW PICKET
LINE FROM STORE
CARPENTERS. UNION WILL
REMOVE MEN II BROAD
Way MARKET OWNERS DO
NATE $500 TO XMAS FUND

The Key West carpenters
union today offered 10 Withdraw
its picket line from the Broad
way Market if the Rivero broth
ers. who operate ii, win donate
$500 to q Christmas fund for the
needy.
The move to end the dispute
was made TINS noon by Clarence
Higgs. business agent of Car
penters Local SIS.
He suggested that the $500.
which represents half the cost
expended by the union in main
tanning pickets, be distributed
equally among the following
local organizations:
The Parent Teachers Associa-
ton, Rotary Club, Lions Club.
Woman's Club. Chamber of
Commerce. Elks and Masons.
Hnen informed by The Citi-
zen of the unions offer, Ernest
Rivero said that he would have
a prepared reply tomorrow. He
did not indicate what his answer
would be.
Higgs stated that his proposal
was both a gesture of goodwill
and manifestation of his unions
desire to settle the differences
between the market and the
carpenters.
The arbitrary amount of $500
was set, Higgs averred, because
that represents half the sum
which tke union has paid the
pickets sh1ke the difffeuity arose
several Teeks ago amt.
The stfge Sss. called b. the
union because the Rivero broth
ers awarded the contract for
construction Of their new build
ing on Duval street To q non-
union builder.
The Riveros made several vain
attempts to appease the union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15

In the redOubIed effort to has
ten completion of Notifications
and other defense projects. sta
ton employees win work on
six-day basis instead of five
days as hitherto.
1t is believed that construction
workers VIII be permitted to va
cation during the Christmas hoIi-
day weekend, if they agree to
make up the time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15

and ratified two years later by
the states
Nevertheless. American states
men have held that there must
be some point where the gov
eminent may step IN 10 limit
speech In the national interest
War has brought the fiercest
controversies over limitations
upon the speech and the press
Tie Alien and Sedition laws of
1913, enacted Waen war with
France was considered imminent
put drastic curb on criticism of
the government Public indigna-
ton boiled when several editors
were jailed Jefferson. upon be
coming president, pardoned all
political prisoners.
During tire Civil War LINCOLN
cracked down on General Burn
side and other officers. sharply
revoking their orders cIrbing
a so-ealled -diSloyal COpperhead"
press. In LincoIn's belief the II
ritation produced by such a re-
strictiOn was likely to do more
harm than the publication would
do
Lincoln commended that the
nation must be able to protect
itself IN war against utterances
which actually cause insubord-
nation However. when a mill
tary commission imprisoned Ohio
politician c. L VaIlandigham
for denouncing the war and the
administration zineoIn com
muted his sentence TO banish-
ment and gave him = safe escort
into the Confederate lines.
When the United States enter
ed the World War. bill was in
troduced IN the senate which
made the whole country a part
of the zone OF enemy operations
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
US. PLANS TO
BUILD l5 SHIPS

~ LA~4NE4 NAEt4 3'A*eAt
WASHINGTON Dec Size
country today was wei 81 ~
framework for victory.
The Navy departmenf haz ~
ceived appropriations Nthicn
VIII enable it 70 c0nsfvuc4 i5t
ships totaliing 4.o8a .00o tozs.
The Ford Motor plant has Runr
all-out for arms rrudnrGion ard
viii run al fslll capacity - huEsrs
q day. seven days q week.
The AFofL4 Is cnnferrizsE
with the ChrySler Company CO
plans 10 inaugurzte q similar
system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15

SACRAMENTO. Calf. Gov.
Olsen today declared a state Of
emergency for this west coast
state He also announced Off
cianY the cancellation CT the
Rose Bowl game at Pasadena be-
tween Oregon State and Duke
University. IS web as the New
Years Day football game be-
tween au-star East West teams.
Wallace Wade. coach of the
Blue Devils. minated that the
classic may be held al Duke
University.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
Reports From Far East
Arc Rather tOBf1gtinO
ROOSEVELT GOES
On AIR TONIGHT

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ia
President Roossvslf win ad-
dress the nation over TIA
radio at 10 o'clock tonight
The fireSide talk which win
mark the Isefh zunivsrzary
Of the Bill Of Rights is ak
peeled 70 summaries tna ccun-
trYis war position
Actual details OF the hltz
attack On Hawaii and ths as
bands Of the far Pacific are
anticipated.
Navy Secretary Frank
Knox wfo has just returned
by plane from the ear area Is
An conferences with the Presi-
dsnt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
THREE ARRESTS
FRIDAY NIGHT

Two eolored women. Gertrude
Skums and Sadie Gaines. were
arrested Friday night on charges
of prostitution
Paul Bethel Is under 500 bond
on charges Of reckless driving
He was arrested by Deputy
Frank Stickney.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
More Planes Arrive To
Strengthen Our Defense

Army pursuit planes have ar
rived here to strengthen the de-
lenses Of this important naval
base.
The number and specific
points of distribution. obtained
from unofficial sources. are
withheld from publication
Coincident with this report is
the announcement that all civil
ain and service furloughs at the
naval station have been re-
voked.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
PROBABLY HE WILL
BLOW WHISTLE. TOO

OGDEN. Utah, Dec. I5.-ModeI
railroad builders would get a
thrill out Of the job Of Robert l.
Trout q. and . second lieuten-
ant IN the Army. He has been
assigned TO build and operate a
50-mile railroad system, con-
meeting the new Utah general
depot. q 37-millimeter shell ana
bomb loading plant, with main
lines sri pEscr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
BUILDING BURNED
SUNDAY MORNING

A two-story frame building at
the corner of Petronia street and
Chapman Lane was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning about II
o'clock
The lower part of the build
ing was occupied by a tailor and
pressing shop.
The alarm was sounded from
Box Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
NO BUSINESS

LoCKPORT. N. Y-For 10
years regular session Of the
Lockport federal court has been
scheduled, but YOU would have
TO be quick TO get In On the seS-
sion No cases are assigned and
me session rarely Lasts longer
than one minuteszH ax
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15

BARRACKS
SHOWS SPOTLESS
ACCIDENT RECORD

The Key West Army Bar
racks had 4 spotisss record in
fhs low accident race con-
Quoted BIZ army units Of the
Fourth Corps area during the
last six months
The local division finished
IN first place tie with Bars
dale Field. La: Augusta Ar
senaL Ca; Atlanta Airport.
Ca Cochrane Field. Ca and
Baton Rosne. La
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
ALLIED UNITS TO
HOLD CONFERENCE

LONDON. Dec. I5.-Plans are
being completed here for a con-
ference to be held at Moscow
for the purpose of co-ordinating
the allied war efforts against the
Axis.
Peace aims viii also be dis
cussed. as viii Russia's attitude
toward Japan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15

WAsHINGToN-The national
defense council today ordered
thai all children be kept IL their
ela<Sroonz during air raids
simultaneously the public was
requested TO salvage almost all
waste materials such as paper.
rags. old tires metals. etc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
LATE BULLETINS


my Associates PFessB
WASHINGTON. Senator
BarkleY today warned members
Of both houses that there viii be
no recess for the Christmas hoi-
days. He announced also that
the senate banking committee
win present The price control
bin for consideration about jan
vary !.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15

NEW YoRK-NBc listening
pests heard the Eipponese radio
warn the nation against subma-
rines lurking In the waters sur
rounding the mainland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15

of our citizens combined for po-
htical action, by denying them
the only recourse of peaceful
government: that is, action by
the ballot box and through duly
elected representatives IN legis-
lafiYe bodies
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-15
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - @ .
BRICK GARAGE Greene and
Simonton Streets. Apply VIM
Curry,s Sons Co, Phone Is.
dec13-tf
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
ExCEpTlO NAL VALUES

i ~ ~ W ~.~e~
lso1. 0l1DoleonILE s-dcor touring
sedan: hsater and defrostes, low
mileage; beouttksal blue finish. up
helst0ry Mko neW; gpod tlrss.
lo1o IN SOTO l-6oog touring -
dan; hsa3se. radje, 500 finish and
uplolglesy, Tires Ike new.
100 pkYMOUxH- 3-doof touring
sedan; god condition. exceptional-
~ low mileage. good tires. finish
MANY oTHEk GOOD USED Cars
% choose from.
POWELL 8 SCHWARTZ
PAC1SAND - oLDoMODIL1
South Qrotioe Ct the 0rldea
Phone NJ. Clemans - OF ~.
SELLIN0 USED CARS u . busi-
ness with ~. not q sideline. We
make it Q po3ut - zee that our
eustomess are oot1szlod.
81 pears IN the sorno loeation means
that you can buy that uDed car
with ounkidonco q
PRlEHS SALES
l01' Macomh q. nj, Clemens
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Flashes
I Of Life


NAVAL ATTACK
orHu.ADxLpHIA--Dob ssits.
ensassd h snow clsaranes tos
TIE city. Hacked his fivs-ton
truck % The edge of Piar II md
trippsd ~ dumping dsvics.
Through ths rumble u aiding
snow and slush came yenrassd
h0wls .of yrptest. AllghtinG.
Seitx locked dawn 70 lind Cost
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Where Shopping Ends
and
Buying Begins !.

Our ears ass good. our deals are GOOD.
cur services y sood end oar stock %
both new and used cars mus b cut.
- come in end lsE's make deal at
the present low prieN0l
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Ernest Copeland

Chryuaee Plymouth Dealer
ssHome a. The Hight Priced Used CaE''
~ 80 South orattot ~. CIomana
Yhono -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

- cstter sais piled high
snow.
~ - spent the next few hours
(n1o9 boatswuin's mats Thomas
y. Grants orders. scrubbing
dawn the decks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

oBIslEANCxN. .. - fssii
Connef'S unonnoey CT him biz
cor. Tsllng i shorteut h fol-
lowed tn lang abandoned Bis
ck-Mandan highway IN d
whsn ~ ~ - the railroad. his
car oot Deasek q ~ crossing,
from whieh the boards. he'd been
removed. -yos, . freight hit
the machine and wrecked t..
Conner eot away In time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

o1QNE. N. y. - Taxi driver
md Hsrt waited thres hours
~ hiS pay after delivsrinS q
passenger to . private residence.
Upon inquiry. the housekOepor
told Hert the man had begsed .
me- meal and then departed BY
. rear door.
ISL a. -o-
ONE FOR ALL
nLOS ANGELES - The army
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

OWALLACE, Idaho - August
Domeroivich lost control Of his
motor car.
Il crashed into the Frank
Foreman home and stopped
against . studio couch, spray
ing Il with broken glass and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

will st tlhs Goats Nsst" In
tack
Seven youths. Jun out of COLI
leeey formed tlhe club thyUe pears
go and lived together ever
sincs.
Came the draft. Three Of the
boyS were called. The other
four volunteered.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Mount Rainier Announces
New Traffic Ordinance

An ordinance to relieve traffic con-
gestion on Perry street was an
nounced today by the Mount Rainier
(Md) Mavor and Council.
The ordinance also provides for
one-way west bound traffic on Perry
street from Thirty-f1rst to Rhode
Island avenue, two-hour parking
from 8 am. to pm. on both sides
of Perry street from Eastern avenue
to Rhode Island avenue. stop sign
at Thirty-eighth and Perry streets,
and fine of not less than 50 or more
than S25 and costs or five days in
jail for violations.
An exemption in the personal
property tax of household furniture
and household belongings not used
In profession or business or sold for
profit not in excess of $500 of the
assessed value also has been passed
by the council.
Mrs. Mary Mattingly of the first
ward and Mrs. Mary Roland of the
fourth ward were appointed by
Mayor Norman A. Pruitt and ap-
proved by the council as clerks of
election for the coming fiscal year
The clerks from the second and
third wards have already been sell
ected.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Two Boys Confess
Manor Murder was
ResuI, of Robbery

CONTINUED from Page One
turned. they pointed their guns at
hlm and told him to raise his hands
Instead. Loyeless attacked the w,
and grappled for the gun i'll Ho-
backs hand Hoback said he re-
ceived a minor flesh wound in the
ear when the gun discharged.
Hoback said he called to Peter
10 hit Loveless over the head but
that Peters fired at Loveless. Ho-
back ran into the next room. threw
a vase back al LovelesS and starteo
UP a stairway. Loveless caught him
2qain. but fell back when Hoback
kicked.
1nen Loyeless stopped fighting.
Hoback told police, and asked the
youths what they wanted. He gave
them an empty bill told and his car
keys. they said, and the youths
forced him into a closet.
They fled IN Loveless' green coupe
and stopped five miles away at d
house where they left note in the
house reporting they believed Love
less was injured seriously.
Police said the youths had driven
20 Frederick. Md, and then to
Cumberland. where they had stayed
at the home of Mrs. ole Carroll,
Hoback's aunt, since Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Veteran in Jail
Minus Two Shirts
Stolen from Hotel

A. L. Holder. 46-year-old New
Mexico war veteran, checked in"
at Sheriff Bob Wares hosiery fo'
90 days Thursday, sans the two
shirts he was wearing when ar
rested in an FL Centre hobo jungle
Wednesday night.
The shirts had reverted to the
rightful owner, Fred Ingram OF the
Valley hotel.
Holder also was minus a vide as
sortment of dime store finery. which
was returned 10 the store after the
manager had identified il as hay
ing been lifted.
Holder admitted in police court
that he had SWITCHED the shirts
from the lobby Of the hotel. where
Ingram had left them to be laun-
Gered. He also admitted making
several forays on the counters 0.
the five and ten and filling his
pockets with razor blades. barber
shears. hair clippers, imitation lea
Their bill folds and quite a numbe.
of other items.
Papers taken from the man dis
closed that he had recently been dis
charged from a veterans hospital at
Fit Bayard, N. NJ. for disciplinary
reasons"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Assembly Of God
Streets Surfaced

Mayor Bob Hatton and Public
Works Director Walter Heinecke
Thursday were working on plans tG
hard surface street approaches to
ing conslusively they are playing nc
ing conclusively they aer playing nc
favorteS when it comes to places
Of worship
The two announced Jointly We'd
neSday that work of spreading gra-
vel on Eighth street to benefit the
tour churches situated there had
been started with funds taken from.
the street maintenance budget.
A similar plan will be adopted t.
provide gravel Surfacing in the vi
cinitY Of the Assembly of God, 1t
vas announced Streets proposed tC
tie improved are 10Th, from Adams
to Commercial, Commercial, 10th to
18th; Park, 10th to 18th, and 18th
street, from Commercial to Park
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
The Lids Off As
YuIetide Welcome
Planned by City

Continued from Page One)
written and deposited ii the bright
red letter boxes installed on Nah.
street through the JOINT auspices OF
the Post Press and the 20-3o club
No more letters will be picked
up after Friday noon as Santa 5
assistant must have time to sort
all the mail and nominate the win
ners Of the three cash prizes offered
Cor the best letters. The letters will
be turned over 10 Santa. who Will
take them 10 the North Pole 10 fl.
the requests OF The writers.
Pnzc winners VIII be announced
in the Post-FceSs LeXt Monday
So there Is still plenty Of tins
TO get ycur letters IN. but be sure
they sc dropped in the boxes BY
noon Friday.
All stores Will be closea between
the hours c! and 2 N. but
will ~eo0an G. = o'1lseE. ard re
main G =. -H.!i Q
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
WeIders Strike
Thre0t increases

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. y Z
- Threat OF 4 new strike Of 25.as,
Pacific coast WeldCrS which Wou.G
hamper ship and arplauc conslue-
ton, oil refining, steel manu.at
turing and dozens Of other vital d.
tense industries. grew today des5.a
a Navy plea for peace in the mn
dictlonal dispute.
In San Francisco. Los Anse1ss
Vallejo, San Jose. Oakland. Seat.
Tacoma the WelderS stood unItsG :
support of their new mdcpaaGa.
unaftiha,ed amalAamatrd tint,
the United Brotherhood Of Wclaas.
Cutters ana Helpers OF Amer1a.
Many locals already have 4a.s
they would support strike to 49,
recognition OF thclr uni. over -.
American Federation CT Labor "
tai Trades department unions /.
which they previously belonged
Two thousand WcldcrS in the s..
Francisco East Bay area. meet4a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Aggression May
Be Tokyo's Answer
To Secretary Hull
CONTINUED from PAGE Onel

'NOIIlHUeC from Ff"e One)
the frontiers, it was said
Al HalphOng, in the north Of
Indo-Chlna, other men, artillery.
and antltank gums have been put
ashore. Boats have been purchased
by the japanese up and down the
coast. The japanese navy, accord
ing to these reports, appeared to b
'cady for action.
1t was believed by authoritative
circles here that the offensive was
chcdulod to be started in event OF
a break down in the Washington
talks.
Japan can still keep the discus
siOns open. but informed opin-
ion here indicated that the strong
american position taken by Hull
last night in his conference with
kUulaU and Nomura would be tan
amount in the Japanese mind to
1 breakdown in the discussions. The
conditions imposed by Hull were Of
such character as to appear to
-tQulre a complete turnover in jap
lneSe policy.
Officials declined to discuss what
The United States would do in event
OF japanese drive into Thailand
iNiERICA'S TERMS
Hull informed the Japanese nego-
tlators last night that no settlement
u u. S.-JapaneSe differences WoulG
be possible unless
Japan WithdraWS from her
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Divorce Suit Says
Life Threatened

Alleging that his wife threatened
TO kill him and one of his bust
ness associates. George A. Lindsey
o: Meloland Wednesday sued Eliza
beth Lucille Lindsey for divorce.
He said they were married IL
Yuma June %. 1871 and separated
last Tuesday
Lindsay listed II instances which
he alleged caused him mental suf-
fering. He said she was jealous OF
the female customers in his place
of business and accused him of be-
having improperly even when they
were accompanied by their hus-
bands She refused, he said, to
let him go anywhere on business
alone and said if he did go with
out her she would not be home
when he returned.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Calf. industrial
Program Proposes

tract distribution OF the OIflCc OF
production management. Admra.
Fisher and General Rutherford. re-
Spcctiyc heads Of procurement fol
the Navy and Army. ana Senator
James F. EiUray Of Montana
chairman Of a senate committee
seeking WAYS and means to break
down defense contracts mo smal,c,
units.
NEEDS SET FORTH
Peeks recommendations were.
J. Urge the federal government,
TO Grant freight Giffegeuua! &,
California manufacturers bids be-
ing received on the basis Of FOE
California. rather than California
firms being placed IL the present
untavorable position OF eompet!n,
with eastern firms without eonsid-
Grafton OF fre.eh; charges.
. Establish 4 state agency Fl,
work with :he regional o.s.ce g..
OPM. 10 act As a clearing house :.
California industry. furnishing tn
OPM with information on defenS
production possibilities, ana supply
ing manufacturers with goHernme".
defense requirements.
8. Survey California plants &c
determine what Army goods car
be produced here for use IN Cali
fornia Army plants, to avoid ship
ping in eastern goods.
ASSURE RAW MATERIALS
4 Assure California firms pro
ducing necessary civilian goods
where plant limitations proven,
handling Of defense contracts aGe-
quate and necessary raw materials
thus preventing economic dlsl0ca-
ton because Of the emergency pro-
gram.
5. Make long range study to-
ward establishment Of new indus
trial plants in California TO absorL
the thousands of skilled workers
now engaged in aircraft ana ship
building after the emergency Is
ended.
s. Encourage maintenance OF ar
adequate adult educational program
10 train aircraft and snip workers
for other employment at the enc
of the emergency.
: Continue activity to assure
public distribution OF abundan;
cheap power from Shasta Dam be
cause cheap power, coupled with {
supply of skilled labor and proxim-
lty to many necessary natural re-
sources, will make California ar
attractive state in which to locate
industrial plants in the future" =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. up
Administration house leaders. vic
torious in their first major battle
on price control legislation, today
feared mounting Democratic oppoSi-
ton might result in recommital of
the pending bill to committee.
Despite that possibility, Speaker
Sam Rayburn believed well get by
all right.
The administration is ready to
accept some form of wage regula-
ton in the bill if That will help it
pass the house. II is proceeding
cautiously, however. and will not
give the go-Sign to s1lch regulation
if it seems likely to tip the scales
against the bill
Rep. Wilbur Mills, d, Ark. is
framing an amendment to bar wage
increases found TO be initiation
ary." but said that he had not de-
cided definitely whether to offer it.
He said he wouldn't do anything
that might hurt the bill
He conferred with Rayburn ycSter-
udH anu I)Olllucu Oul NiIdV dPPlOAl-
mately 100 members of the house
represent labor districts and are
opposed to am wage controls.
House Democratic Leader John
w. Mccormack OF Massachusetts, was
challenged by Rep. Fred Crawford
r., Mich. on the floor yesterday to
state whether the administration
would sponsor u wage control
amendment. Mccormack declined 70
answer the question and told CraW-
ford to ask Chairman Henry B.
Steagall, D., Ala, of the banking
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

al kln ana StallnogorSk-but a new
jh.USt also Va launched III the
No.okolamsk sector west OF the CAPT
,al where the Red army fell back
S.l2htly, ThruStS At the Mozhaisk
front were said to have been turned
back with heavy losses.
The Russians said the Germans
lost 1850 men IN fighting around
KalINln. to the northwest, and Sey-
rral thousand ON the front south.
west of MOSCOW, presumably around
Tula and Stalnogorsk. The Germans
apparently were encountering strong
resistance on the southern flank
md Berlin said only that the Nazis
had scored further successes"
on the southern front, the Rus
slams said they had killed or wound
ID about 10000 Germans in a 30
mile advance positions not given
but Berlin reported that the Red
agIhy'S counterattack in defense OF
RCstov had been frustrated.