davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
Former Resident
Dies "wednesday

Friends of Mrs. Millie Decatur,
former valley resident and sister
of Mrs E. f. Cooley Mora Epler)
of Ell Centro, will be grieved to
learn of her death, Wednesday, in
Petaluma. Mrs. Decatur had been
i'll for some time.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30

Carlos Worrall of San Pedro was
expected to arrive in Ell Centre
Thursday to remain until Sunday
as the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard P Meyer, Joining his wife
and daughter, Pamela Ann, who
arrived last weekend for visit
with Mrs. Worralls parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer A number of So
cial affairs are being planned hon
oring Mr.. and Mrs Worrall, for
mer residents, who have many
friends throughout the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. O. ]. Bradshaw
returned Wednesday night from a
two days visit in San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy a Weakley
have been enjoying a visit from MI
and Mrs. Arthur Bell of Covina,
who were their house guests We'd
nesday and who returned to their
home Thursday noon. Mrs. Bell
is the former Gladys Wetterau
teacher in the city schools.
Mrs. Allen p. Nuffcr and her
daughter, Kay, arrived in Ell Cen
tro Wednesday night from Los
Angeles. Kay will remain for 10
days in the valley enjoying the
end-of-thc-semester vacation be-
fore returning to U. c. l.. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Jensen arc,
entertaining as their house guest
Mrs. Jensen's mother. Mrs. j. E.
Rindey of Baker, Oregon. Mrs.
Rindey who is the former Mrs. Eva
Bruce, made her home in the val
ley at one time and has many
friends who will be delighted to
learn that she is to spend a week or
10 days in the city, giving them a
chance to renew their acquaintance
with her. Mr. Rindey accompanied
his wife to the valley and is also
a house guest at the Jensen home
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1871
Valentine Dessert Bridge
Party at Club Next Week

C. Reed. d. B. Roberts, H. C. Dill
Ter, Harry w Horton, Vaughn N
Thompson
The card committee, headed by
Mrs. L. r. Jefferson, is in charge
of the bridge play: Mesdames JEFF
ferson, Lester Eichhold, L. j. Goree
ir., D. w. Ketchen, r. j. Mcnamara
John B. McNeece, Lee Nuffer, Will
liam C. Reed John Tyler.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
Box Supper at
SeeIey Church

SEELEY, Jan. 30.-Seeley Com
munity church will be headquar-
ters Friday night for a gay box
supper, open TO everyone The af-
fair will start at 7:30 p. m. in the
church basement.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
News Items About
Valley Residents

Recent visitors at the S. Emmitt
Allen nome were: Col. B. w. Allen,
Capt. Patterson and Cap. Barton,
who were en- route to their homes
in San Bernardino after attending
a Reserve Officers camp on the
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
Announcements
Of Ne etinss

Chapter CIV, PEG, will meet
Saturday for luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Fannie G.. McCrory, $50
Olive avenue, 1890 O'Clock. Mrs.
McCrory and Mrs. Louis Slice will
be luncheon hostesses and Mrs. r.
C. Clemons will give the program
on Women in Science.
Present Day club members will
be the guests Saturday night of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw, meet
ing at their home on the San Diego
highway at $50 pm. for dinner,
program and game of bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
Announces Engagement Of
Dorothy Coulter to Texan

her home until, and after. her mar
riage to Mr. Wilkinson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Play Apparatus
Plans Are Given

Biueprints q = dozen different
kinds % backyard play apparatus
for small children we're beng DIS
tnhated Wednesday hy the LIN
coin Citizens club. according 10
Or G. O. Walters. president
These plans are being given
away in ths hope that children
may be kept of the streets. yet
provided with the means for enjoy
able and healthful play after
schools elose June H." Walters
said.
Distribution IL being handled
agsin this year through the
schools. PIT. A, preschool groups,
improvement clubs and several
civic organizations
Following its monthly meeting
Tuesday evening. the Lincoln Ciu-
rens' club assumed sponsorship 81
q new Seaseout troop. which viii
meet henceforth each Monday
night in the Bethany church club
house, SO. 5Tth and Park ave.
Speakers At the Tuesday meet
ing were Mayor Harry p. Cain,
who reported on his recent trip
10 the national capital. and Miss
Dorothy Cox. editor Of the South
Side Press. who also recently COM
pieted an extensive tour OF the
east.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Hampson Granted
Court Rehearinq

The long-awaited state supreme
court decision On the fate 81 James
Hampson. Fife dairy truck driver
who was convicted q first degree
murder last June. wili b delayed
further, the court announced Wed.
nesdsy. when u ssi = rehearinE fos
the morning % Nay 20
Hamnson. ~ years cid. Vas
found guilty Of hiudgeonsng 10
death his former sweetheart. Miss
Virginia Rife. the night 81 Feh
Il. 1910. a. she approached the
door OF her fathers home a. 1883
30. Ferry II.
Hampson has BEEN held in the
county jail since that night. al
ways protesting hls complete IN
nocence. His trial early last June
vss one involving highly-tschnical
scientific evidence Of blood stains
and brain tissue found on his cloth
Ing. There WIRE no sye~itnessss
to the killing.
A decision had been expected BY
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollifson foI
several weeks. The court an.
nounoed II would cit en- hsne FOR
tho rshesrins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Navy Seeking More
Doctors for Service

Doctors are wanted by the navy
and the next examination for sp-
pointments as assistant surgeon
will be held at the Bremerton
navy yard Aug. Ills. 1t was an
nounced Wednesday by 18th naval
district headquarters.
Applicants must be 21-32 years
old and graduates of medical
schools with at least a years in
terneship.
Medical graduates without the
necessary interneship are eligibl,
to apply for appointment as act
ing assistant surgeon, and after
serving their interneship under
naval supervision, may apply for
examination for the higher rank
Assistant surgeon carries the
rank of lieutenant (jg) and an an
nual salary Of S2,6ee for those
without dependents and s3,15s for
those married or without other
dependents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Compulsory Bang
Test Ordered for
Pierce 60. Herds

Agriculture Director Walter J.
Robinson at Olympia Wednesday
designated King and Pierce coun-
ties as compulsory test areas under
the states dairy herd Bangs dis
ease eradication program.
All herds In the tive eountie.
will be tested and the counties
put under quarantine immedi-
atels. Infected animal. may
b slaughtered and indemnities
collected. n they are not
KILLED the farm win BE quar-
antined and sale Of milk per-
mltted only 10 pasteurixing
plants.
No dairy cows can be brought
into either county except from one
Of the Is counties in the state
already free Of the disease or
unless the COW has been tested
and found free OF the disease with
In the preceding month.
Robinson said 20 counties OF the
state now had Bangs disease con-
troll work going on and all the rest
also would have as soon a. suffi-
Gent veterinarians could be Sc
cured. Any calves in King and
Pierce counties under nine months
OF age will be vaccinated free by
the state or federal veterinaries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Varied Loot Token
By Local Burglars

A variety of articles has been
stolen recently. including a guest
registry from the Victoria hotel.
1861 Broadway, police records
show.
A set OF clothing was taken
from the room OF Robert l.. Roger.
Butler hotel. while he was asleep
Monday night.
T. C. Sowell, 1924 So. Cakes,
reported theft of a car battery
from his garage the same night,
and Myron Manning, 1904 So. sth
ST.. said that on Tuesday a life
preserver and some fishing equip
ment were taken from his boat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

Overnight arrivals ~ers -
kaiiua and TIE American. Th<
former calls under the hlztscn r.
A two-aay losalnx - lumber -
defense projeets IN TIE Hawaiian
islands ne ether IL here fer :
routine exchange % lnfercosstsl
genersl frsights under tAs AmsFI.
ean-Hasaiian heussflss.
Also IN berth was the familiar
eesstlnF tanker Standard Service
here fer her regular discharge =
fstrciean predacts
slated for arrival thursday wers
two additlonsi vessels. ~ cosstsr.
Whitney Olson and the Coast NJ.
Ter. both frequent visitors 10 thls
part
Overnight departures included
the Taku and tie coideFeak.
roar cArENnsR
Vessels in part Americ.n. Cen.
tsnnlsl: ksllus. pefisnes Mi.
standard Service. standard Oh
Vessels due Thursday: Coast
Miller. whitney Olson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Bridge Collapse 10
Be Discussed Friday

Latest information on reasons
for the collapse OF Tacoma Mar
rows bridge. plus moving pictures
Of bridge model tests viii be given
to the Young Mems Business club
at its Friday luncheon by Prof.
A. Bert Farquahsrson. U. Of w.
civil engineering authority.
II IL expected he VIII answer
numerous questions following his
talk which viii start At i2:tb
o'clock. The public Is invited.
Farquaharson, student Of the
Tacoma bridge design. has con-
strueted various models and con-
Quoted numerous technical tests
Of the bridge structure and its
reactions to wind pressure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Children Bitten by
Dous Get Treatment

Two cases involving children
bitten by dogs have been reported
10 police.
Jack Gamin. 10, of 1906 SO. Park
ave. was bitten on the thigh at
74th 1T. and Park ave. Monday
night. and Patricia o'Leary. IL Of
1102 Ea. 4oth st. was bitten on
the right leg while she was riding
her bicycle near 3bth and Es. J
SITS. Sunday night. Both were
treated at the county hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

Theft of radio and leather
coat from q ear parked near
Lakewood Community 'csntsr
Tuesday night wss betaE investi-
gated Wednesday ~ Deputy sheF-
IFS Mclean and Ksrpseh. The car
vas parked BY p. W. AsAshon II
riieum while he attended . me-
ton picture at the center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Obituary N Offices


M Julia Frednck.on. a. ~
RI : nox sss. dled Wednesday
IN : bal hespltsl So Nd nse.i
her ens ssaF eenlnA fFeu
Mlrhlsan. ~ Freafrkson. :
melne<F 81 he tagheFAn chareh
and - ths AmeFlean IzzIen
suxflisry IN Ramsey. Mleh. leaves
hsF hashand Arthur = t&e ~nns.
c1lffefa 7. e Tseoma I'D Afthaf
4 ef Ramsey. twe sisters ~
Gust ksaxes = Rsms=s sna -
Henry Hixnis ~ nse.smsf. Mlch
ana 10 hrotk<Fs HleAzFd Berry
~ Geld crssk. nuut. ~ MAtksw
Berry - BUTTE. Meat Mslllaxes
wsil snnounes Ire fslneFal
Roy .. ss.airoS
Rny q slkFseA. a. - hartison.
ida.. aled IN : seesl hospital Tlsss.
day. slayton = vetersn e TIE
World var wsz . native a vaf.
Einis nursisr King ~fIl snnuanrs
the funeral
MAS. ANAL nHADrS
Mrs. Anna Louisa nFsd~a. %.
= former resident u Tacoma. died
IN . Seattle hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. nFaaen lived IN Tscems %
years prior = moving h seattle
five years. sxe. while here. shs
was member of the FITst
Covenant church. Surviving u
one niece. hra Alex :. ftsxr II
Seattle. Lynn will announes the
funeral
ruNE..L 'sEssIcns
rraah wiill.m<ss Leland. 49,
The hody wss shipped ~ the Lynn
mertnsry n Hsttleshurg. Mas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
1,&H3EN

shipping continued under = sio~
bell here "Wednesday. vita only
three vessels h<rthrd At iccal
terminals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
PLAN JoINT SESSION

Members of the Tacoma section
American Society Of Civil Engi'
neers, will Join with the Seattle
section on Monday, May 10. at
The Grove" on the Seattle Ia
coma highway near the Halfway
House for q dinner meeting. c. e
Fritts. traffic engineer. state high
way department, and his staff will
present a discussion Of safety and
efficiency of traffic movement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
HnLspALE Gu, MEET

Hillsdale Improvement club will
meet Wednesday at 3 p. m. In the
Calvary Methodist church. East
saith and r SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
B. c. Resident
Rotary President

tItroHIs. \. Ga nawfsy
~ tsneeevsF. n G wss nsmsd
"Wednesday = saees<a = '. MAJ
nuFsesks - wails wails. wz<h.
- EoNsrneF II He<aFY fnIsFns-
tseHsls lsFKszt aistFz<t
- 9as aesninaIsa wlthaas ap
peeltlen Tssssllzy nlshf a - N
nuxl cenventien e the r<F<i<<
eiah1s ioist asssrist 70 Tss<fn.
or al felsa~esi pe~Feyas neai.
naflaa. sna = 60 tauFnsm<rf
snzIz ne eeHsenilon
To ecuvsntlen hnanF~a three
chapters Junsaa ~ orKaasmnx
-four clubs - Alssess Duneza. =
G ~ saakins ne naet pFexFs<s
during Ire var ~ lHefee.inx -
hasaherAhir fFum = n =. sHa
0Fsnts Pas. oFe. ~ having ne
s~<t sflrndsnzs rsceFd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

while 1t was moored in the city
waterway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Core Of the News
MEET At LAKEWOOD

Lakewood Players. the 'Litti,
rhester" group Of TIE Lakewood
community. win meet "Wednesday
evening at O'Clock - the Little
Church on the Prairie for saop-
ton OF q constitution and election
Of rev officers
Plans also wiii b completed for
the next production TO be pre-
scented.
Excursion Sunday. Nay 18Th
Steamer ~willapa" leaves Tacoma
Municipal dock at O. m. Trip &c
Hoods Canal Dancing on boat
Tickets 800. Can Be purchased 81
Washington Cigar store and At
boat Auspices Brotherhood Rail
road Trainmsn. tadv)
HELD ron FIGHTING
Willis Bates and Lloyd Marshall
both 10, were arrested AZ $50 a. m.
Wednesday and charged with dis
orderly conduct following a fight
az 9th IT. and Pacific ave Bates
vas At liberty on s25 bail
Hospital flower. HIM. Florist
-(Adv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
HOP GROWERS TO MEET

Hop growers will meet in Amer
lean Legion hall, s0eh Commsrce
st., at s p. m. Monday. May 10, to
organize Pierce county growers
protective association.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store. (Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
HELD ron FIGHTING
FrsHERaES TO MEET

An important meeting of the
Tacoma Local No. 1. United Fish
ermen's Union Of the Pacific. has
been called for 7:30 o'clock Thurs
day evening at slavonian hall
Old Tacoma. IL was announced
Wednesday by Anthony F. Viaho-
vieh, business agent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
-. f.m. "a. .-rv.es. NJ sa.s.l

for funeral services m huF<.f
~. VISA I.sul<s r<.~<~<zz<<---
Thursday. 30 D -. ftum TIE
MelllnxsF chapel. Hsv. ftsruid n
Long officiating: 0ekweoa eF<uss.
tiuns nnit fioWers
stF<. Ktix.s~fh nriItsi~- ThHFs.
deY. 10 > n. sn re issskI<y.
King chapel. North Tseoms tszzxe
Ne. 10. RsA=kshs officiating
sara Hs~~ Fstasy. J D ~ fsuss
Tire fssmn chapel nss. E Arthur
t~rssa efnststins. burial T<ssas
csm<tsry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

Fraak WIiii.m<as I<iena. sF.--
The hndy wss Shipped ~ the Lynn
mcrtusry n Hsttlsshurx. hs.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

Ramsmheri yordan's nr~ad \
k.ksa with Fislsehmsan's Ia
rsehsa Hl-si Yeast. aaespiea By
ths Ceansli 90 Feeds ~ TIE Amsri-
esa Medical Association. This
council fassss The rssfsssIiss -
siianlns aaa minerals 10 staple
fssa.. whirh. due 10 the pfsr<s~lsE
- sh~if Ingredients. have last al
81 . part sf their nstarai yit~min
aad sslnsrsi content
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

YESl Iordon's Breed II truly q breed for Health
Dsfsnss" -bscouss Jordon's deliciously fresh
white breed has been ENRICHED with TWO Inn
portont vitomins :. . and food iron. too. This
medns EXTRA heoth and nutritioncl benefits Tor
your fomily-voluss that come TO you In ADD
TON TO Jordon's fomed freshness. flavor. texture
and ioossobilitY. Ask for Iordcn's when you csk
for breodl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

/ Gus
|,ca
che.
bon,
|lAf@
|afia,
Ma
test
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-07

MRS. N. CUTSEKS
DIED HERE TO-DAY
FUNERAL SERVICES 70 -
coNDUc1ED SUNDAY
AFTERNOON

Mrs Maria Csutsens AR nl
died this afternoon a 1.Ig o'ciock
at the residence, 1032 Cstherine
street.
The funeral win Be held en-
Sunday afternoon frurn khe
residence at SEQ o'clock. L.upex
Funeral Home is an charge uf ar
rangements.
The order az CahaBeros de-
Mart win attend the funeral
and pallbearers WI - zsiectaa
from that 0rEaaizaaibn
Survivors ares One dauahker
Hrs Carmanlina Besannuart tusn
erandsonS Antomo and Arsenic
Betancourt: che Rranadauehizr.
Ms Salins Rodriguez
The deceased had been ms ran
Of the Mercedes Hospital sinna fnr
Institution was founded HAIRY
years ago. and had taken carr AZ
many who entered the hospital Ser
treatment al during G.e wearx
past
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-07
WOTkHntn Expected To Start
Breaking Ground For Naval
Hospital During Next Week

First steps in the construction
OF a $1,000. 900 navy hospital at the
head of the island viii get under
way within a week. Capt Russell
s. Crenshaw said today.
MackIe-Leaeh company work
men are expected to begin break
ing the ground within that time,
and families living in the area
win be told to move Captain
Crenshaw said. however. that
some families may be permitted
to remain for few more weeks,
If their homes DO not occupy sites
needed at once.
Negotiations for the block
bounded BY Emma Soafhard.
Thomas and Angela streets, near
the courthouse. also are nearing
completion. according 70 the cap
tain, and d contract for clearing
the property and constructing a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-07
County Board Last Night
Adopted l6-Mill Budget
Approved By Comptroller

Monroe commissioners, IN a
brief session last night, adopted
the l6-mill budget approved by
Comptroller J. NJ. Lee,
Ending uncertainty over whe-
Their they would attempt to get the
county's working budget lifted
from seven 70 II mills, the board
members agreed to accept Lees
ceiling. The accepted budget VIII
include six mills for county opera
ton. mil for Boca Chica airport
bonds and nine mills for schools.
County Tax Assessor Claude A.
Gandolfo. who had feared a long
delay in completion Of his books
should the county change the mill
age rate. told the board he would
place the tax rolls in the hands Of
the tax collector by Dec. !.
Members Of the board also ae-
cepted a resolution prepared by
County Attorney julius f. Stone,
making II possible for the county
to pay the old Noel judgment
through regular refunding chan
nels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-07
MANY TRAFFIC
CASES In COURT
TINE OF TRIAL WILL Be SET
WHEN COURT MEETS
MONDAY MORNING

Allan B. Cleare, Jr, county So
hciioT. znno1usced today that al
defendants IN traffic cases must
appear before Judge William V.
AIbUry in criminal court Monday
to have their cases set for trial
the following week.
With more than 80 cases set
for trial IN the term Of court be-
ginning next week. the county
solicitor said he wishes TO put
traffic trials as close together as
possible, in order to inform road
patrolmen witnesses when to APP
pear here.
Judge Albury viii accept pleas
of guilty Monday. setting the
traffic cases for the following
week, then viii recess the court
Entil Nov. H. Traffic violstors
who wish to plead guilty viii be
handled Monday, but those
charged with driving while IN
der the influence Of liquor, reck-
less driving and similar offenses
win be handled later.
Cleare also urged all defend
ants who are cut on bond and
wish 70 plead guilty 10 notify
Sheriff Berlin Sawyer tomorrow.
Their cases viii be handled be-
fore d jury is drawn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-07
MAKE APPEAL FOR
SPECIAL GIFTS I'M
RED CROSS DRIVE
CHARLES TAYLOR Is HEAD
OF GROUP SOLICITING
GIFTS INDEPENDENT OF
DOLLAR MEMBERSHIPS

In another part of today-s paper
Is carried an appeal from Gerald
Saunders. General Chairman. An
nual Red Cross Roll Call to the
members of the Special Gifts
Committee. headed by Charles
Taylor.
The work of this committee IS to
secure special gifts from fndivid-
uals and organizations which are
IN excess of regular dollar mem
bershipS- Such individuals and
organizations thus contacted will
not be solicited IN the regular
drive which begins next Wednes-
day morning. November 18th.
The services performed by the
Red Cross in cur community can
not be valued in dollars and cents.
Because If the greatly increased
governmental activity on the part
of the Federal Government and
because che Red Cross s noE en-
gagea 81 furnaSh1ng a mAltI1lsse OF
services 70 cur armed forceSr, the
woEk Of the local echapser has
doubled and ripled within the
last six months
Because Of the worthinesS OF
the task, the members of the civic
clubs who have been contacted
by the Special Gifts Chairman TO
serve as members Of this commit
tee, win regard service thus per-
formed as high and holy priv
ilege Remembering that the Red
Cross IS a modern Good Samari-
tan, our people VIII gladly re-
spond to the call in the spirit that
has always been exhibited BY
them In an hour Of need
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-07
American Legion Makes Plans
For ATGlistiGG Day Observance

Lieut. W 3. Downes, navy rec
reation officer, and an army Of
ficer who has net yet been named
win make Armistice Day address
Is Tuesday at the American Le-
gion's day-long celebration at
Bayview Park, Albert J. Mills.
legion commander. said today.
With tickets going out rapidly
IN advance sales. Mills said the
legion expects a huge crowd to
take part in the program, which
win last from 2 o'clock in the aft
ernoon until late al night
The army's champion softbaIl
nine and a team from the navy
and marine corps win open the
program at 2 O'Clock with a ball
game. and other sports. including
a tug-O-wsr. climbing a creased
pole and chasing a creased pig.
viii follow
At 6 O'Clock. Lieutenant Downes
viii make a five-minute address.
and the army officer viii follow
with another fiye-minute talk
A barbecue dinner VIII follow,
and dancing viii continue on the
tennis courts until the crowd
breaks I'D. Tickets of admission
viii entitle the celebrants- TO all
the food and drinks they want
during the day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-07
RAF.'S BUNCLING
REVEALED BY REAR
ADMIRAL YARNELL
OPPOSING INDEPENDENT AIR
FORCE. HE CITES BRITISH
ATTACKS ON THEIR OWN
VESSELS

Quoting authentic and hither-
10 secret reports from our OBJ
servers abroad. Rear Admiral
Harry Z YarnelI, U.SN.. Ret.
TODAY reveals IN a signed article
in Golfers Weekly that as an
al-r5und military tool the Raj.
has been Ineffective and that in
many instances It has actually
attacked British units which il
was supposed 70 support.
Before We so into the record :.
he writes. / must point out tina.
nothing ! say or think is intend
ed 10 depreciate ia any way the
truly great heroism and skill of
the Raj. pilots. or the magnifi-
cent job they have done in pro-
tecting London from bombing.
But the evidence shows that
as an all-round military tool the
Raj has been ineffective. Its
work over the British Isles has
saved England from defeat; its
work elsewhere has added up to
the major British mistake of the
war. / believe that the mistake
lies in the fact that it is an in
dependent unit.
Opposing creation of a sep
arate air force here. Admiral
Continued on Page Ski
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-07
RAMON VASQUEZ
DIED LAST NIGHT

Ramcn Nonato Fasquez, age 81,
died last night at 7.30 o'clock at
his residence 1917 Eaton street
Funeral services are being held
. this afternooR at 5:3gsolclock from
the chapel Of Pritehard,s Funeral
Home, Rev. Guillermo Perez Of
the Latin Mission Church. Of
ficiating.
Survivors are: One sister. Miss
Pillar Vasouez Of Cuba, and Neiee.
Mrs Regia Sanchez. Key West.