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Evening star., 1941-09-12
Toll in Previous Months.

In September, Beware Of:
l. The hours between 10 and
II pm. Two persons met death
within this one-hour period in
September last year. The third
fatality occurred between 4 and
5 pm.
2. Crossing at an intersec-
ton against the proper signal.
One of the three traffic VIC
tins in September, 1910, was
killed while doing this.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
@. Hall Roosevelt
Gains at Walter Reed

The condition of G. Hall Roose-
welt, brother of Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, was described at Walter
Reed Hospital this morning as
about the same, a little better than
when he came in"
The executive officer of the hos
pital, Col. S. M. Corbett, said Mr..
Roosevelt, who was taken to the
hospital Wednesday, was quite a
sick man, but that it was a little
too soon to say anything Definite ~
about diagnosis.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

Glasgow, Scotland. has banned
pets from air raid shelters.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Make September
Sufer

Every blot is a District traf-
fic death. The toll thus far
exceeds that reported here dur
ing the same period in 1910.
Keep the September calendar
clear.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
September, 194l
September,

Sept. I Sept. 4 Sept. 5
. . . . .
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Continued From Page IL
metropolitan daily or the way 20
practice and olenched his teeth in
rage. splashed on the sports page
were two pictures one Of he
and Stephanie in California. the
other Of he and Anne at the sta
ton. Enrsged. he read the cap
ton.
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VERSATILE MIR. LAIRD ALSO
PLAYS FOOTBALL.

fi-AfS fOOIBAII.
Pete Laird. States sure-shot ALI
America halfback. Is quite the
fancy-dan off the football field
as well as on. He ran wild in Cali
fornia and kicked a few extra
points with Stephanie Stevens. ex-
otto Hollywood film star. But
when Lairds college romance.
Anne Humphrey. arrived by train
today in University Town. dutiful
Pete was on hand to give her a
warm welcome.
Laird swore and crumpled the
paper in his hand Why wouldn't
these newspaper guys lay off him ?
He took it out on the seconds
during practice, ripping and
smashing his way for gain after
gain. He was an enraged bull
and Dugan cautioned him about
overwork
After dinner he returned TO the
apartment he shared with Land
ers and spruced up a bit for his
date with Anne. The phone
tangled. Mr.. Laird >" the oper-
ator asked.
Yes
Chicago is calling One minute
please"
Chicago? Who could be phoning
from there He rscked his brain
for familiar name.
The operator again. Here's
your party. Mr.. Laird"
Hello, darling"
A thrill shot through him. It
was Stephanie.
"Stephanie!" he shouted What
are you doing in Chicago"
Publicity build-up for my new
picture. Its opening here. Sound
ed good - only 200 miles from
you"
Good - why. it's great! VIII 1
be able to see you"
do you want to-"
Want to-" he cried. "You
know do. Can you get up here ?"
NO, darling" she replied, but
you can come here, can't you >"
That's impossible" he said
with surprise. Il can't leave town
in the middle of the week. We've
got a tough game Saturday.
can't miss practice"
"oh, darling" she pleaded.
how silly! You don't need any
practice. Anyway, no one has to
know. You can get here by mid
night and leave tomorrow.
But" Pete started to protest
and stopped. 1t was foolhardy--
but he couldn't refuse. Not with
that vision of Stephanie before
him.
'1ll hop the 8 o'clock train"
he said breathlessly. Meet me at
the station, honey"
Meet you ?" she laughed. TN
bring brass band down, Hurry,
darling, I'm an impatient little
girl"
He heard her say goodby and
hung up the phone. II was 7:30.
He'd have TO hurry. He called a
taxi, threw a few things in an
overnight bag and started out the
door.
Suddenly he stopped Anne
what would he tell her? He
walked back to the phone. dialed
her number and suddenly dropped
the receiver, Why explain now?
There'd be time for that later.
Did it matter, anyway? What
If Anne was angry? Stephanie
was waiting in Chicago. She
was waiting in Chicago. She would
be smiling and caressing. and
well. she was worth all the Annes
and all the football teams in the
world.
ITO Be Continued)
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Orphan Annie.
lKVI-Cocktail Hr.: 4.45
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TIME TABLE
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
JAPAN MOVES
NEARER TO WAR
TIME ECONOMY
INV Assac.atsa rre..,

TOKYO, Sept. 22-The Jap
anese cabinet moved toward COM
pletion of the wartime structure
by approving al capital control
plan for the 1871 fiscal year and
establishing import-export poll
cies for China and Manchukuo for
the coming year.
The measures rounded out gem
eral economic mobilization plans
which cover labor and materials,
expansion of transport facilities
and control of power resources,
The capital control plan envis-
ages supervision of the supply of
capital to Manchukuo and China
and encouragement of savings and
investments.
Foreign Minister Teijiro Toyoda
was received in audience by En-
peror Hirohito. Domei agency
said Toyoda submitted detailed
report on recent diplomatic de-
velopments and replied to ques-
tions from the throne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
W. P. ARCHER
ENTERS RACE
ANNOUNCES FOR RE-ELEc-
TON TO POSITION OF
POLICE JUSTICE

Judge Wesley p, Archer, Police
Justice, To-Day announced his in
tention to seek reelection to the
office which he now holds and
earnestly solicits the support of
those voters in Key West who
feel an interest in the enforce
ment of the law.
Regarding his candidacy, Judge
Archer stated that he had no
statement to make other than call
attention to his record as Judge
during the past two years and a
previous term several years ago
Mr.. Archer is widely known
throughout the city. He asks the
consideration of the voters on
election day and promises to con-
tinue in the future as in the past
to serve the community to the
best of his ability.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
CARO- SEEKING
JUSTICE POST
MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCE.
MENT TODAY IN COLUMNS
or THE CITIZEN

Appearing in this issue of The
Citizen is the announcement Of I.
S. Caro-, who is asking election to
the office Of Police Justice. In
asking for the office, he feels that
he is justified by the opinion Of
many friends who have com
mented, In commendatory terms.
on his administration Of the office
which he held for three periods
previous to 1885.
Il have always endeavofed to
seek and find the basic reason on
which charges have been prefer
red, and if it is shown that there
are extenuating circumstances
have tempered justice with mercy
and made the sentence as reason
able as possible commensurate
with the offense.
This attitude. which has ever
been that Of Mr.. Caro-, and his
readily understood efforts, ii the
administration Of the law. as cir
cumstances win permit, say his
many friends, has convinced many
Of his fairness and has prompted
them to promise their support of
him IN his candidacy &
With his knowledge Of law
given him through his profession
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
KING OF GREECE
LANDSIN ENGLAND
(By Associnfed Tsreas)

LONDON, Sept. Fixing
George II of Greece, who fled his
country when it was occupied by
German troops and narrowly es-
capped capture in Crete when
that Greek island was invaded
by parachute troops, has landed
in an east coast city in Eng
land. it was announced here to-
day.
The Greek monarch, whose
whereabouts have been a mys-
terry since he was flown out of
Crete during the German inva-
sion, has been in Capetow1, a
bulletin said. He reached Eng
land by ship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
Moscow | Warns ar Bulgaria
OF Danger OF Conflict
tRy A..aciasea rre.ss

MOSCOW, Sept. 22-Moscow,
in a sternly worded note, today
warned Bulgaria of the danger Of
war if she continues her present
program of aid to Germany.
Russia charged that the Bull
garians are plotting to attack the
Soviet Union with German aid,
and warned that retaliation will
come if the Bulgars continue their
provocative acts.
Informed quarters in Moscow
said King Boris of Bulgaria either
has talked with Adolf Hitler this
week or win 60 to Berlin soon for
a conference with the German
leader.
Russia charges that Bulgaria is
preparing for an attack on Tur-
key to open a road for Germany
into the Caucasus. AT the same
time Moscow declared, the Bull
gars are seeking to force Turkey
into admitting German war ships
into the Black Sea through the
Dardanelles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
RILEY CARBONELL
ENTERS RACE FOR
CITY COUNCILMAN
ISSUES STATEMENT RELA-
TIVE TO HIS CANDIDACY;
TELLS OF BUSINESS CA
REER

Raul Riley Carbonell, in maxi
ing his announcement for the Of
flee of City Councilman, makes
this statement to the voters of
Key West:
"At the request OF many reli-
able citizens who are very much
interested in the progress of the
city, have decided to become a
candidate for the City Council,
Il am a young man, 20 years of
age, born and reared in Key
West, where / attended the
schools of the city and later en-
tered business. l am the owner
of business property in the heart
of the business district on Duval
street and also own other real
estate about the city. ] am also
in business and know the prob
lens confronting the business
man and the taxpayer of the city.
Realizing lat we are now en-
tering a period of great prosper
ity and further realizing that the
city needs the very best men
obtainable for the Council, upon
the suggestion of many citizens
that the Council should contain
at least some members who are
young and progressive and sue
cessfuf in business, / have decid-
ed tofoffer myself for the posi-
ton,
II am a member of the Elks,
Chamber of Commerce and other
organizations which are deeply
interested in character building
and progress,
''If elected ! promise to serve
on the Council with the same
energy and sincerity which ]
have exerted in my business. ]
believe by applying successful
business methods to the manage
ment of the city we will be able
to accomplish a great deal for
our home town in which ! nat
urally have the deepest interest
and affection.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
new RULING ON
TOURISTS CARS

Tourists taking their automo-
biles to Cuba in the future must
file an export declaration, in
stead Of checking their cars like
trunks, the United States Gus
toms department announced to-
day.
Applying both to Cuba and
the Bahamas, the new regula-
tions become effective at once.
The customs departmehte said
there is no charge for the&seryics,
and the car is admitted duty-free
to Cuba, with 4 six months per
nit which can be extepdedy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
Two Hundred PaIiSjans
Arrested By Nazis For
Violating 'CuTfGW' Act
~
DEFENSE PROGRAM
IN NEED OF HELP

Workers in the navy yard
here are doing their best to
aid our governments defense
program. But they need to
have their rest if they are to
work at their highest peak of
efficiency
AS you know there's need
for more apartments in Key
West. So. if you have an
apartment available. list it
with the Homes Registration
Office. phone $50. Or. if you
are in the neighborhood. you
can drop into the office at La
Concha Hotel. Courteous
clerks will be glad to list your
apartment and you will be
helping the defense program.
The phone number is $50 and
the address La Concha Hotel
lobby.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
Some Released While Num-
erous Others Are Held
As Hostages Subject To
Execution
lny AssecIated Pressl


VICHY. Unoccupied France.
Sept. 22.-Two hundred Parisians
have been arrested by German
authorities over the weekend for
failure TO comply with the dusk
"curfew". il was announced here
today.
The German police said some
of those arrested were released
after questioning. while others
were held as hostages. subject
TO execution in reprisal for ter
rorist attacks on German troops
occupying the city.
The "curfew" imposed last
week after German sergeant
was shot to death by terrorists.
is scheduled to end today.
Paris newspapers today men
Toned for the first time the
death Of a German army captain
who was shot Iasa weelr on
street in the French capital. The
papers described the funeral.
adding that the man was slain
by terrorists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
German BonberS Sink Eleven Russian
Navy Ships And Nine Merchant Vessels
Nazis Also Report Rus
slams Lost Thirty Divi-
sions In Battle East OF
Kiev
tDy Asaaelassa pressl

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Csr-
man bombers. ranging far out
over the great Russian battle
line. yesterday sank II Red navy
ships and nine merchantmen in
the Black Sea and the Gulf of
Finland. Adolf Killers field
headquarters announced in
communique today.
The German high command.
giving few details Of The actual
lighting. said the Russians have
lost 80 divisions or 10000 men
in the furious battle east Of
Kiev.
Berlin said more than 10000
prisoners were taken in the bat
tie which led up to the capture
of Kiev, admitted by the Rus
slams yesterday
meanwhile. German reports
said the Nazi mechanical col
umns are driving swiftly through
the rich valleys Of the Ukraine.
and one column was said to be
swinging south into the Crimean
peninsula.
=, nssperaka Push
British military experts, adj
uniting the gravity of the Rus
sian position in the Ukraine, said
the Germans are making final
desperate push" In order to
smash the southern Red army
before American and British aid
becomes effective.
Hitler's headquarters said Red
armies near Kiev made strong
enunfer offensive attack yester-
day but, according 10 the COM
Cgutlnued on Page FonfI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
Italian Raiders Sink Three
Ships In Gibraltar Harbor
my A....s.as.a PRESS,

ROME, Sept. 22--Italian sui
eide" ships, racing into the har-
Dor at Gibraltar under the guns
of the British fleet and the shore
batteries, sank three vessels in
an attack this week, it was an
nounced today.
The swift Italian speedboats
were said to have destroyed l0,-
'eoo-ton supply vessel, ! 5,ooo-ton
munitions ship and a 6,ooo-ton
tanker.
The comrnunique did not say if
the Italian raiders escaped.
The attacking boats are small,
speedy vessels carrying one tor
pedo underneath the hull.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
Fleeing Iran Shah HI Now
Prisoner Awaiting Trial
tBy Associated press,

TEHERAN, Iran, Sept, a.
The Iran Shah Reza Pahlavi, be-
lieved to have fled the country
when British and Russian troops
occupied the capital last week,
is being held for trial, a virtual
prisoner in city in the south of
his country, it was announced
here today.
The Shah, reputedly the veal
thiest man in Asia, was arrest
ed and held after it was discov-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22

A landing party of marines
last night took in hand the situa-
ton Of recreation hall operator
who nailed his American flag to
post and declined to take it down
when darkness fell.
The marines, calling the opera
tors attention to the dirty,
weather beaten and ragged flag,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22

cred that Trans crown jewels
had disappeared upon his de-
parture from Teheran.
Last week, when British and
Russian soldiers moved into
Teheran to enforce their demand
that German technical advisors
and tourists be arrested, the
Shah abdicated and handed over
the throne to his 21-year-old son.
1t was thought at the time that
he had made his escape to a neu-
trl country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
Marines Rally To Cause In
Incident Here Dealing With
Display Of American Flag

told him it should not be flown
at night.
The recreation man told them
he would do as he pleased with
the flag.
So, one of the marines, with the
aid of his friends, scaled the build
ing and brought down the flag. 1t
was folded according to military
regulations and destroyed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
MYRON TAYLOR
ON WAY HOME
tns A..seln.ea l.re..,

ROME, Sept. 22.--Myron c.
Taylor. President Roosevelt's
special envoy to the Vatican,
headed for the United States to-
day after a final audience with.
Pope Plus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-22
ADVISORY

I :
ADVISORY 5 p. m. EST Hur-
ricane warnings hoisted at 3 p. m.
Port Arthur to Port O'Connor,
Texas, and northeast storm warn
ings south of Port O'Connor to
Brownsville. Disturbance of hur-
ricane intensity central at p. m.
about I25 miles southeast Of Cal
weston, Texas, moving west,
northwestward or northwestward
about II miles per hour attended
by hurricane winds near center,
and strong winds to gales over a
wide area in northwest gulf.
Storm center will move in over
coast line between Port Arthur
and Port O'Connor tonight at
tended by hurricane winds near
center and high and dangerous
tides on Texas coast to right Of
center with high tides also in
Cameron Parish, La. Winds will
increase rapidly this afternoon
ahead Of storm. Emergency warn
ing all interests Storm warnings
remain displayed east of Texas
coast to Apalachicola, Fla.