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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

ADAMs-.Sisht Train" II .. m, s;Is,
s:s.. s:s p. ~: This Thing Called
Love-" IL 80. 3its, 1895. ie;zf p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI-.'oomr.ss X"
ls;ss, 4:lo, 1:s5. Ill o6 p. m: The Long
Voyage Home" IL .. m, z;z5, $50, $50
p. m.
CINDERELLA - "Comrade n" II 80
sos, 1877, 1889 .. m; The Long Noy-
age Home.' All, s:4s, s;i5 .. m.
FtsHER-"Cemrsde n" 1850. cot.
1:3s, ii;if p. m; THE Long voyage
Home" Ell. s;o5, ESQ p. m.
FOX-..Baek Street." II 80 a. m. fs3i.
s:32. si3s, 1913 p. M; Youth VIII Re
Served" 1;it, 4;ib. 1Is .. M; Infer
nation Please" Has =. m, s:to, Sal.
SEE. I0:i1 p. m.
HOLLYWOOD "Comrsde X" T:I0.
Ie;se .. m; ''Ths Long Voyage Nome,
p. m.
MADIs0N-"siave Ship. II. g.. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
A Fine Idea

We ios<iy applaud the Fer
Thssfsrs nssU policy Of showing
Beck Street" as e single feature
fsv-sVsnfnSE offendones.-fhs
Margaret Suifapan-Ch asiss Boyer
picture 10 tee fine to need fsar
ether screen attractions. q lot
terry end ssUsn-eeurss dinner
70 help IL along.
OF course. for s,afinsss there
IL ests little Jane Withsrs
comedy. vhieh 10 short and
s~seSy. b~s the nishtiy program
10 the first important sfep taken
~ leesi sxhibite~s-esfsixs Of
sesssisnsi rsed shsws-ts do
ssSsy With the double feature
evil.
We think you'll agree that
~Bsek Street" shewn alone 10
fer more impressive and stirring
and that IL 70 certainly full
evenings entertainment Whieh
should satisfy oil eustom<rs err
espf those whe like endurance
contests or suffer from insomnia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
|StatIer Goes
Latin Way
In ShOu

SPACE SHORTAGE curtailed
Saturdays comments on all the
thrilling and throbbing activity in
the Statler Terrace Rooms new
show.
Principal item is tall dark and
Latin Desi Arnaz who plays conga
drums. chants and dances to a
musical background furnished by
Fausto Curbello and an excellent
band.
Desi, as you probably know.
raised feminine temperatures in
Too Many Girls" both on the
stage and screen and is now under
contract for several new movies.
He is currently on his honey
moon with lovely Lucille Ball. the
oomph lassie of the R-K-O lot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Ginger's Double

Her height 10 S feet 4 inches.
and her weight I06 pounds. She
vseys a size II dress. a 9 stock
Ing, and 81. B shoe. Size s
sisoss. and hst ~ u. Her bust 10
3Jh and waist ~ inches, hips
- inches. In addition to receiu-
Ding the dress the thinner viH be
q sssst Of the management wifh
party of her "whifs collar"
sid friends at Showing Of
kitty Feyie."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Busy Actor

TODD HARMS. son OF Roscoe
Harms. has been spending his days
working in Andy Hardy's Private
Secretary at M-G-M and his eve-
nings rehearsing with Max Rein
hardt for the producers forthcom-
ing presentation, Merchant of
Yonkers."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Maestro Actor

CECIL STEWART. musical di-
rector who conducted more than
5000 performances of The Desert
Song" when it was on the road.
has been added to the cast of "A
Woman's Face" He is an expert
pianist and has the role of the
piano player at night club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
In Cast

CHARLES QUIGLEY. New Brit
ain. Conn, youth who began his
theatrical career upon the advice
of the late Warner GLAND, has been
added to the cast of "A Woman s
Face" Joan Crawford's new star
ring film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Goose Tutor

MILF TAYLOR. famous clown
with the Ringing shows, has ar
rived to play an important part. by
proxy, in ''Roosty." Taylor works
In the circus with a clown goose
and is specialist in training these
birds. He is putting the finishing
touches on the thespian education
of Charley, the goose which has
comedy scenes with Gene Reynolds.
Taylor travelled from Winter quar-
tiers at Sarasota, Fla. to tutor the
bird.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Parrot Mascot

THE GIANT parrot Screechy. on
the set of "Ziegfeld Girl" has been
made mascot of the Hollywood
Ziegfeld Girl Club. Screechy
knows the name of each one of
the beauties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Student Joan

DURING THE eight months
Joan Crawford was in New York,
she did no singing whatsoever But
now that she has returned to her
Brentwood home. she plans to 60
into intensive study again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

7rIIlU-Cern>r Nerss ss1 vsvyy
osrT Cooper IN "rAr wIsrsssss..
Dead End KIDS" n GIVE " wrrcs."
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Stock Averages
Bv VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK. April 9-War
shares headed a further stock mar
ket retreat today but selling light
ened.
The NaH sweep to Salonika and
penetrate of Yugoslavia resulted
in general curtailment of specu-
lative commitments.
Shares Of companies holding
large defense contracts were the
widest losers. Down ! TO about 2
at one time were Bethlehem and
United States Steel, both Of which
touched new 194l lows, Westing-
house. Du Pont, Union Carbide and
Douglas Aircraft.
Small rallies cut the losses OF
some shares in late dealings though
moderate declines remained the
rule.
Transactions, approXimating 500
900 shares. slackened as traders re-
covered from the first nervousness
over the Balkan battle.
Among the losers were American
Can. Owens Illinois Glass. Standard
Oil Of New jersey, New York Cen
trail. American Smelling. General
Motors. Consolidated Edison and
Eastman.
Glenn L. Martin countered the
major doVntrend with a small gain
on announcement Of $50 divi-
dend.
Aluminium Of America broke more
than in the curb list. Down frac-
tions to about at one time were
American Gas & Electric. Master
Electric. Midvale. Pittsburgh Plate
Glass and Standard Steel Spring.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score tubs, "a 2: 1-pound
prints, 35; l4-pound prints. 80 92 score;
tubs 33lz. l-pound prints. "a l4-Dound
prints "a :: 81 score, tubs. 1914; I-pound
prints, 3324. ls-pound prints 34A4. 90
score tubs 33i4 l-pound prints 1884,
4-pound prints. 34i., 50 score tubs. 33;
l-pounG prints, 33 ,. l4-pound prints, 81
IS score tubs. 32iz. lpCunu prints, 53'
l4-poUnd prints. 30
LIvEsTOCK-Calvss, IL sprluE lambs,
$50 pounds. E.o5-7.-5 I6n-ls0 Poun1ds. 15:
22N-@4C pounds DO-- -. TOPS. : sos
sows 55O-6O0, calves. llUO-l@.Oo.
Prices paid net fob Washington
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded esgs received from
grsdIng stations ,AprIl O.. Whites: @ S.
extras large, 26-2S cents; Z. 5. extras,
mediums 2O-23 cents: Q. s standards,
large, 29-24 cents: U S. standards me-
Gtums. 1921 cents Q. s. trades l1-2l
cents. Browns q. s extras, large, 24-27
cents: U S. extras. mediums, 2O-22 cents;
Q. S. standards, large, 22-23 cents. me-
dIums 1921 cents u s trades. 1921
cents. For nearby ungraoed eggs. Current
receipts. Whites. 1920 cents, mixed colors.
ls-Ia cents
LIVE POULTRY-Marker steady. Fowl:
Coloreo all sizes. 1920 cents; No Is -
II cents: Leghorn hens all sizes 1914
cents. RooSterS. lO-I@ cents Chickens.
Virginia broIlers ana fryers. all sizes. 20
y cents; No 2S. Il cents Deisvars
Rocks ana crosses. Broi.srs and f-ysrs, al
sizes, 1920 cents, No. IS. IA cents.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Editor Predicts
|'Rotioning' of
| Skilled Labor

DIV lDt ASSpCldjeu PTeSS.
NEW YORK, April 9.-The "ra-
tioning" of skilled men TO certain
industries may become necessary
unless labor training activities are
increased, l.. c. Morrow, editor of
Factory Management & Main
tenance, writes in the current issue
of the publication.
Mr, Morrow reported the Labor
Department had estimated the first
sic, 5000, 1000. of defense spending
would provide the equivalent of
one years work for 100000 men.
or four years work for 100000 men.
Mr.. Morrow measured this
against 1899 data in the manu-
featuring industries of the Nation.
The indicated labor equivalent was
a full years work for roughly T.
414000 men on a 40-hour week
basis.
The added defense needs, in other
words, would equal about % per
cent of the total 1899 peacetime
wage-earner requirements of the
manufacturing industries if spread
over a four-year period.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. AprI. Q P-Pourry. hvs -
trucks; heavy springs. hens, drmsr. chicS-
ems ducks ana turkeys easier; hens. over
) pounds - 2, ) POUNDS down. - Les
horn hens Is; bTolleEs. - p POUNDS sud
down, White Rock. y. sprlnes 4 oouncs :
up, Plymouth Rock. -: White Rock -:
under = pounds. Coloreo. 2Oi2, White Rock.
20'2: ducks, AZ pounds Up, colored. I -:
white. Is; turkeys, young, IS. other prices
unchanged
Butter receipts. 65o6il: easy; cream
cry, az score. 32-32ia o.. 3fSa 81 Si'a
90. 3194; 50. 81 =, - 81 90 centralized
carlots. 81 = EEgS. recelp:S 80 O65. eaSv .
fresh graded. drstS. local. 2l2a. storage
packed extras. 22's; hrStS. 22t2. other
prices unchansed
United States Department OF Agrcul-
turel Potatoes, arrivals, -. on rack.
$40. total 6S3 old stock supplies heavy.
Tor Iosho RussetS demand far. market
steady, northern stock all varieties best
stock demand moderate market STEADY.
poorer stock demand veTv hght market
dull and weak. Idaho RuSSsr BurbankS.
q S. No. !. l.50-65 Colorado REQ Nc
ClureS. q. 5 No. /. 1 Al. Nebraska Bliss
TriumphS. q. 5. No. I, l.55- Minnesota
and North Dakota CoobierS, 1880 per cent
q s. No 1 quality S7fz-t OO: early OhloS.
15-S5 per cent q 5 No. Z quality S5-9S
Bliss TrIumphS. 80 per cent or more q
No. ] quality, qO-i X. Wisconsin Kstah-
dlnS. S, No. I. Is: new stock. supplies
moderate, demand moderate. market
steady on best stock. Texas. SO-p pound
sacks Bliss TriumphS. U 5 No l. IS
per sack Florida. 5uShel crate Bliss TrI-
lmphS Q. s No. 1. lis per crate.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Cotton Goods Sold
Under Export PIon
Rv the Associated Press

The Agriculture Department re-
ported yesterday that cotton prod
ucts equivalent to All 900 bales of
raw cotton had been sold under
the Governments export subsidy
program between last August 20
and March 81.
Export payments at the rate of
3,5 cents per pound are offered on
cotton fabrics sold for export. Pro-
portionate payments are offered on
other cotton products.
The department said the bulk of
the goods sold for export were for
the Philippine Islands. the Neither
lands East Indies, the Union of
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Aprll a-Preparea by ptt,h
PuoiiShlnE Co.
Initial
Pc Stock 81 Paw
Rate .lod record aba
Zeller Ltd ----- --eUc Q AIS 5-1
Extra
Proctor h Gamble soc &-26 S-LS
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Securities Prices Decline
On British Exchange
B, the Associated Press.

By tnG associated PIthk.
LONDON. April 9-Securities
prices declined all along the line
today in response to dismal war
news from the Balkans.
Brokers described the markdowns
as precautionary. While buying or
derS we're few and far between,
selling was relatively small.
British government bonds lost
a sixteenth to an eighth OF a point
in most cases. European and jap
anese loans weakened in the for
eign bond market.
Industrial stocks were lowered
over a broad range. Domestic rails
lost Is to p point.
Moderate offerings of Kaffirs ap-
peared. Anglo-Iranian was a weak
spot in generally depressed oil
group.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Grants
| Voluntary
| Poy Increase
" The Associated Press.

MONACO, Pa. April 9-Ths Co.
lonial Steel Products Co. has volun-
tarily granted wage increase of 10
cents an hour to about 400 en-
ployeS, Supt. Alex Nimick reported
today.
The raise, similar to one an
nounced Monday by the National
Corp. is retroactive TO April /. Mr.
Nimick said about 80 per cent of the
companys production of proceSSed
steel is devoted TO defense needs,
The minimum pay has been 63
cents an hour.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Virginia Charter Issued

RICHMOND, Va, April 9 (P.-
Charter issued by the State Corpora
ton Commission yesterday included:
Staunway Properties Corp, Staun-
ton. Maximum capital, 100000. W.
B. Timberlake, jr.. president. Staun-
ton. To conduct a hotel business.
John n. White, attorney, Staurtcn.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

the 35th annual
meeting of the
S I o C X holders.
held earlier III
the day.
All other off,
GERS were also
re = elected, in
cluding Fran K
w. Lee, Fred
erick H. Cox,
Thomas P. Hick-
man, A. Scott
Ofutt and J. c.
Pyles, jr., vice
presidents, a n d
M. H. Bucking
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Wool Futures

NEW YORK April Q P.--Wal Street
commission house liquidation induced by
the lower trend in securities and other
commodities depressed Woel top futures
today Sellers found the war news dis
turbing and demand was limited 60 trade
any 49, T Stta pii ~ w ~, ai
tied TO small SWItching operations and an
occasional trade demand which Was IN
sufficient TO offset lower price tendencies.
~ lnWar
Evening star., 1941-04-09

trading.
bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Act securities assumed by such
quarterly
Unless otherwise special
included.
Xd Ex dividends. rights extras Ca sh
stock Paid last Payable in stock Declared
or declared
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Accumulated.
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE. April g
Sales. STOCKS High, Low. Caosa
e e Sale Sale rTansis 5shsiT pld e5S 5S aSS aSS
1875 ConSol Pow com 81 6Oit 6o9a
Csol Pw 41aes pld ll6i2 llbia ll0Ns
ID Fidelity & Depos 1lB 11t 116
SO Finance Amer Als Qh 0t
lSl HouSt on pi vic Is t7s4 t194
2ls New .Amster Cas- La lTla l7D
$50 q Fidel q Guar 22As s21s 2sk
BONDS.
$4,000 Interstate Rond
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Exchange Seat
Sells at Rise
Of $1,000
: trs Assnrtated P-ass

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 9-Arrange-
ments for selling a New York Stock
Exchange seat for SIS 900. up $4,000
from the last transfer, we're an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Tobacco Sweetened

Tobacco products factories an
nually use 40 million pounds OF SUI
gar in manufacture of chewing to-
hacco, cigarettes and cigars. accord
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Burton Is Reelected
Head Of fCity Bank
By Directors
All Other Officers
Renamed Following
Annual Meeting
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Clarence F. Burton was reelected
president of the City Bank at the
organization meeting of the direc-
tors yesterday afternoon, following
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
REGARDING HATRED
AGAINST THE JEWS

Believing It would be Of in
terest to people Of the Jewish
and other faiths IN Key West,
Rabbi Lazarus Lehrer has re-
ouested The Citizen to reprint
the following story from the
Jewish Examiner, weekly news
paper:
BOSTON CRNS).-RacIal hat
red against the Jews was de-
nounced by the Rev. John L
Bonn, 81. professor Of English
and head Of the dramatic depart
ment a. Boston College. before
a local communion breakfast.
Christ was d Jew, the Twelve
Apostles were Jews and the
Virgin Mary was a JeWesS
Father Bonn said AS follow
ers Of Christ W. cannot prosecute
the Jews.
There are those VINO take
part N speaking against the
Jews, ne said. and by so do
ing are taking part in persecu-
ton Of the church, and you are
the church.
No one who IS a Catholic car
speak rsshly OF any other race
or creed, because when you
talk against the Jew or speak
against the Negro you are no
living as followers Of Christ. in
whom we have a common cup
No member Of the white race car
say he IS supreme IN any way
The speaker said that In pray
ers used in Catholic churche.
during Lent II was stated thai
Christ was crucified not by {
Jew, but by the sins of man.
kind.
Racial hatred against tn,
Jews viii turn against you ant
render you limb from limb. h,
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
GERMANY PLEASED
ON FINLAND MOVE

Continued from Page One)
only when the safety of the Fin
niSh people has been assured
Although Finnish troops have
driven deep into Russia and are
aiding in German attacks Oh
Leningrad, the HelsInki note SAID
the war still is Of q defensive
nature.
The question arose when Sec
rotary of State Cordel Hull
warned Helsinki that the old
friendship between the United
States and Finland would be en-
dangered i attacks on Russia
continued
British officials today made
no public statement. but il mas
been rumored widely in London
and Washington that Great
Britain is ready 70 declare war
on the Firms 4 they do not enc
their campaign against Russia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
MAYOR ALBURY
is REELECTED

Continued from Page One)
7. S. Caro-, winning 1,481 to l.
354.
Joe johnson was elected to the
city clerkship over Leo H. War
rem. replacing Pressy L. Wealth
erford. Who did not run. Other
officers who returned to their
posts without opposition were
Z. ]. o. Roberts, city treasurer:
Samuel B. Pinder, Sr., tax col
lectOr- assessor, and Floyd Dillon
and John A Collins, election
commissioners. Dillon was elect
ed for a two-year term, with
Collins going IN for four years.
Most Of the candidates gather
ed during the night to check the
returns posted at the city hall
by The Citizen, and hundreds of
voters learned of the election
results there up until midnight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
EXCELLENT CHANCE
TO OBTAIN GIFTS

A few Of the many beautiful
gifts which can be had without
spending a penny are illustrated
IN an advertisement carried II
this issue by the local OctagOn
Premium store. San Carlos Book
Store, 518 DuvaI street.
Il IS even possible, this year.
10 buy Christmas cards with
COUPONS In addition to scores Of
useful everyday home needs
and scores Of items IN the toy
line.
Toys for premiums are now
being displayed and while the
san Carlos IS going 70 have a
large supply those who shop
early VIII get the best Of the
lot.
Coupons can be found on
every Octagon product, includ-
ing the popular Octagon White
Toilet Soap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
ANNUAL RED CROSS
ROLL CALL OPENED

Continued from Page One
nable. Edrs. Howard Wilson. Mrs
Harry NJ Baker. Mrs.. Ear Z
PinGer. Mrs Malcolm PInder
Mrs. Charles Wardlow. Jr. Mrs
James A. Singleton. Ars. Car
BevaldL Mrs. Charles Taylor.
Mrs Re2lford Weech. Ms. Joseph
Valdez Mrs George Lucas. Mrs.
George Archer. Mrs. Jeanette
Adams Miss Eta Patlersun
Mrs. II T. Frpp. Mrs WI
Richardson. Mrs.. Ralph Sawyer
Mrs. Arthur PastorinL Mrs Fred
Eberhardt. Mrs. Dan Navarrc
Mrs. Frederick " Knapp. l-rs
VIM DemeritL, Mrs. Lau-.f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

E~E9CA4N~4 E41C AD1-
lowing program:
lA-Hallowe'en Program
l. Halloween Acrostic:; Thorn
as Gibson, Jennie Mae johnson.
Sam Nodine, Isabel Fernandez,
Doris Parrot, Donald CarboneIl,
Marjorie GilbreaIla Mitchell Ap-
pelrouth, Jackie Knowles.
2 Owl Song: Nestor MILAN,
Shirley Davis, Hilton Sawyer,
Betty Lewis, Geraldine Ingraham,
Donald Carbonell, Doris Parrot,
Sam Nodine.
3. Playlet-Four Jolly Pump
kins.
Pumpkins: Johnnie Vidal,
Bobby Solt, Donald Richardson,
Marius Cruz.
Witches: Doris Meisch, Rosario
Lopez, Betty Lewis.
North Wind: Lorraine Curry.
Little Boy: James Cooper.
Boys Friends: Mitchell Appel
routh, Jackie Knowles, Donald
Carbonell
4. Signs Of Halloween
Witch: Barbara Minga-
] Ghost. Richard Roberts.
Cat; Hilton Sawyer.
Girl: Jennie Mae johnson.
Boy: William Carney.
+ 5. 10 Little Jack-o-Lanterns:
Myrna Mae Saunders, Nestor
MILAN, Ralph Sanchez, Shirley
Davis, Jose Perez, Viola Pent,
Carlton Pinder, Odelio Rodriguez,
Hilton Sawyer, Geraldine Ingra-
ham.
6. Halloween Song: Nestor
Milan, Shirley Davis, Hilton
Sawyer, Betty Lewis, Geraldine
Ingraham, Donald Carbonen,
Doris Parrot, Sam Nodine.
The intermediate department
enjoyed no less, the program put
on by Mrs. May Hill RusselPs
class, the ga. The following is
the outline of the program as
given:
I l. Recitation, The Tragedy
/ James Malgrat.
/ q Pageant, "Hallowe'ens of
Long Ago.
I Characters:
/ Reader-Felix Davis.
Scottish Chilean Lanier.
Scottish Boy-Kenneth Albury.
English Children II e m a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

Brantley, Connie Goehring, Mary
Louise Knowles.
Irish Girl-Barbara Hicks.
Irish Boy-Thomas Key.
Roman Girl-AIavis Bethel.
Pomona, the Goodies OF the
Harvest-MRry E. johnson.
DruidS-Vernon Baker. Bobby
Skies, Billy Brandt.
3. Song: Halloween a Jolly
Time"-James Malgrat, Felix
Davis, Joan Lanier, Kenneth Al
bury, Delma Brantley. Connie
Goehring, Mary Louise Knowles,
Barbara Hicks, Thomas Key,
Mavis Bethel, Mary E. johnson,
Vernon Baker, Bobby Skies, Billy
Brandt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
Mrs. Russell Back
Home From Trip

Mrs. Mervin L. Russell return
Cd 10 the city yesterday from
Tampa, where she attended the
State Convention Of the Florida
Congress of Parents and Teach
ers as a representative from the
Monroe County Council
She was accompanied on the
trip by her daughter, Lorraine
and niece. Alice Mason
While away Mrs. Russell visit
ed her daughter. Mrs Arthur
Sheppard, Jr-. IN 81 Petersburg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
Legion Auxiliary
Meets TOMORROW

Members of the American Le-
gion Auxiliary VIII hold a called
meeting tomorrow night at the
legion hall, II was announced
today. The meeting IS planned
for 8 o'clock
Visitors from othe Region aux
iliaries have been invited 10 at
tend the meeting, and auxiliary
officials said the session viii be
for the purpose of handling I'M
portant business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
EUeready Star Club
Meets I omorrow

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Eyerready Star Club viii be
held Thursday afternoon, begin
ming at $50 o'clock, al the home
Of Mrs. Lena Bervaldi, $40 Francis
street
All members are requested to De
in attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
James Fisher Has
Birthday Party

James Fisher, SOC Bahama
street, entertained a group Of his
friends Sunday at a party IN
honor of his twelfth birthday.
The youth invited is school
mates and children in his neigh
borhood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
WONDERFUL RESCUE

YAKIMA, Wash.-Although ne
has only one arm, George W. Kent
Of this city rescued three children
from a burning house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
NEW SERIAL STORY
is STARTED TODAY
(Continued from Pc Onel

Continued from Page One)
self. The murderer IS actually
Clint Bowers, the producer. VINO
has been blsckmailed into pro
ducing for Eve for many years
because Eve knew who II was
that locked certain juvenile in
his dressing room while a Detroit
theater was burning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

MO JOB in the world offers much as career In the
~ u S Navy the Naval Reserve. It's interesting
healthy full of thrills. Yet prepares you to be
real success in he-whether you remain in the Navy
decide to return to civil life.
Uncle Sans new two-ocean Navy offers you tremen-
dOus opportunities for advancement In wide variety of
fascinating jobs There As skilled trades and voca-
tons. If you're Interested for instance IN radio work.
engineering, aerial photography, carpentry pharmacy
welding, the Navy may spend $500 in one year
training you TO become expert In your chosen field.
If you apply yourself advancement and increases In
pay viii follow regularly. Before the end of your first
enlistment you can be earning UP to S126 month
with your board keep, and complete outfit of clothing
given you free! If at the end of your term of service
you wish to get job in civil life, your Navy training
VIII be tremendous asset you. Employers the coun-
Try over eager to employ Navy-trained men
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

In Florida and CalIiornfa q
Martini cocktail made Nlzh
Ronrico Rum has long been
one Of the mOs1 popglar ID
drinks. Next time go1 oraer q
Martini, specify Eonrico
White Label instead Of EEn
and taste the difference