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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
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FEREHAL OFFICERS TAKING
ALICE GRIFFIN TO SERVE
HER SENTENCE

Alice Reid Griffin, convicted
last week on a white slave charge
in federal court and sentenced to
three years and four months in
prison. this morning boarded q
train in Miami 10 begin her SEN
tence
The woman was taken 10 Miami
Immediately after sentence had
been pronounced May I. She has
been permitted TO remain there in
order to conclude her business at
fairs here.
Federal officers today viii take
her to the West Virginia Federal
Refornatory for Women, where
she is to serve out her sentence
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
Final Approval By Priori-
ties Board Expected
Some Time Within Next
Few Days
washington Correspondent of
The Key West Citizen)

washington Correspondent of
The Key West Citizen)
WASHINGTON. D. c.. May Is.
Allotment of S3os.o0o for de-
velopment of the Key West NUM-
cipal airport. on Boca Chica Key.
will be announced by the Civil
Aeronautics Authority within the
next few days. it was learned ex-
clusivelY here today by The Citi-
zen.
The money will come from the
special appropriation of $4,000
900 made by Congress last fall for
construction of airports classified
as important to national defense.
Although formal announcement
of the allotment has not yet been
made, ALLEGATION of the funds for
the Key West airport was de-
scribed as a virtual certainty.
Final Approval Awaited
CAA experts have approved the
plans and the amount of the allot-
ment and all necessary steps have
been taken except final approval
by the interdepartmental airport
priorities board, whose confirma-
ton is expected some time this
week.
Work ON the airport will be
done by private contract under
supervision of u. S. Engineers, it
was learned.
Improvement OF the local field
under the special defense approp-
ration will mean that the city
will have to sign an agreement
with the government, agreeing to
let the United States use the field
for defense purposes in case of
emergency and contracting to
maintain and staff the field in a
manner acceptable to the CAA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
AUSTRIAN IGNORES
COURT; ASKS FOR
NAZI AMBASSADOR
SAYS HE is SICK MAN AND
WANTED HOSPITAL TREAT
MENT AFTER JUDGE AL
BURY PASSES SENTENCE

Albert Macking, Austrian born
immigrant to the United States,
this morning asked for the Ger
man ambassador and announced
he would not accept the verdict of
the court when Judge William V.
Albury sentenced him to 80 days
on a charge of vagrancy.
Macking, who repeatedly said
he would not accept" his. trial,
told the court he was sick man
and wanted hospital treatment
after Judge Albury had pro-
nounced sentence. Told that
medical treatment was outside the
province of the judge, Macking
requested Judge Albury to get the
German ambassador for him.
Held AS Draft Dodger
The man was arrested after he
had asked for a bed and food at
Civilian Conservation Corps camp
on Summerland Key. Officers
said he refused to answer simple
questions about his destination
and told them he was not a nat
uralized citizen and had not reg
istcrcd for selective service.
Later, he appeared before the
local draft board, but proved he
was out of the age limit includ-
cd for selective service. Chief
Deputy Harold Russell this
morning testified that immigra-
ton authorities are investigating
the case.
Co Drivers Fined $l25 Each
John Smith, charged with OPP
Grating a motor vehicle under
the influence of liquor. was SEN
fenced TO As DAYS in county Jail
and ordered to pay a fine of
$i25, while Jerome G.. Craver.
who was with Smith i'll truck
at the time of the arrest and is
accused of doing some of the
driving, was sentenced to 80
days in Jail and ordered to pay
a SIPS fine.
Shellfish Violation Fined
Henry Thomas, negro, was fin
ed 81 and costs for having in his
possession crawfish under the
legal weight limit of one pound.
Conservation Officer Claude
F. Lowe and Constable Ray Ell
wood said the man had "a craw-
fish, which, together, weighed
only i4l2 pounds. some of them
weighing only one or two ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15

TALLAHASSEE, May 15.-In
quick succession today the Sen
ate passed and sent to Governor
Holland four bills presented by
Monroe Representative Bernie c.
Papy which will:
u Provide for the nomination
of Monroe county commissioners
by districts;
q Make it legal to issue liquor
licenses to dealers within 800 feet
of the San Carlos school on Gu
ban government property.
81 Permit the county to levy a
three-mill tax for helping federal
works projects;
~ Make it illegal to discharge
firearms on or near Overseas
Highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
PASS MEASURE
VETOED BY CONE
APPLIES TO EXEMPTION
FROM BRIDGE TOLLS OF
SCHOOL OFFICERS

TALLAHASSEE, May is
Representative Bernie c. Papy's
measure, providing for exemp-
ton from tolls by Overseas
Highway Road and Toll Bridge
district of Monroe county school
officers on duty. has been passed
over the veto Of Ex-Governor
Fred p. Cone.
The measure. which was kill
ed by Governor Cone in the last
session, was approved by the
House and sent 10 the Senate.
which also approved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15

taliation for Britain's tacit APP
prevail of the use of British sol
diers i'm RusSia's war on Fin
land.
London, in stiffly worded
announcement to the Vichy gov
eminent, said German planes
were understood to be in Syria,
gathering for an attack on Brit
ish forces i'll lraq If the reports
are true, the statement said,
British forces will attack the
German planes wherever they
may be, even if it is necessary
to bomb Syria, Itself.
Nazis Massing In Syria
Germany is said to have col
lected bomber and pursuit planes
at fields in Syria. with a num-
Der of big transport planes which
were used to carry soldiers across
the Mediterranean into Libya.
The Ankara report of Hitler's
demands said letter delivered
by Ambassador Franz Won Pa
pen yesterday reiterated the
fuehrer's protestations of friend
ship for Turkey, but suggested
that the time had come for an
end to the friendship between
Turkey and England.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
LIQUOR BILL ENDS
LICENSE. PROBLEM

Passage by the House and Sem
ate of Representative Papy's bill
permitting the sale of liquor
within 800 feet of the San Carlos
school solves a problem which
has grown increasingly difficult
for Monroe county commission
ers.
Since licenses already have
been issued to a number of liquor
dealers in that area, among them
La Concha hotel, the commits
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
CITY COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT

The second regular meeting Of
the month Of the City Council
w'iil be held tonight. beginning
az 8 O'Clock
Most Of the business 10 be
taken up viii be that OF a Routine
nature as nothing aside from
this Is scheduled for scniEhts
session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
G. P. CORRIGAN
DIED YESTERDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED THIS
AFTERNOON

Charles Patrick Corrigan. age
20. died yesterday afternoon at a
local hospital Funeral services
arc being held this afternoon at
500 o'clock from the chapel OF
Pritchard Funeral Home, Rev,
Doherty of First Congregational
Church officiating
Survivors are the widow, Mrs,
Emma Corrigan Of Key West; one
son. Herbert E. Corrigan Of ST
Petersburg. Fla. and three grand
children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
FAMILY OF TWINS

PROvINCETOwN. Mass.-MrS
Arthur Roeierick Of this city Is a
twin, her husband Is tw'In, ard
she IS the mother Of twins. a BOY
and a girl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
LabOrcrS On Two HOUSING
Projects Halt Operations
Walkoul Resulted From
Timekeeper Firing Six
Men Who Sought Pay
Increase

kkh&k GuoG
A Paul H. Smith construction
company timekeener who yester-
day fired six men because they
had asked for pay raise. today
was credited both by company Of
ficials and workers with pre-
cipitating a walkout which this
morning had ended all work on
two housing projects.
More than 300 laborers. who
have asked an increase from &C.
cents to 62h cents an hour. left
the two housing jobs in protest
against the timekeeper's action.
l.. J. Landlord. superintendent
of construction for the Smith
company, said the timekeeper had
overstepped his authority.
He had no more right to fire
the laborers o. take away their
buttons than they did to fire him.
Landlord said this morning.
William Arts, one of the labor
ers who was fired, said he and five
other members of committee
were ordered off the job and de-
prived OF their identification but
tons when they asked 10 sec Lank
ford about a pay raise.
saw = Ordered ~ lob
'The timekeeper asked us what
we wanted" Aris said. We told
him we wanted 10 see Landlord,
and when he asked US why, We
told him il was about q raise The
titnckeeper ordered us 10 turn IN
ON huitsas and get off the job"
Iiatikford said the timckeeper
told i different story bat added
that no matfer what tfie circnria-
stances. he aaiil had 10 authority
Ia. fire aIsybne
Landlord denied the statement
of some Of The laborers that car
penters and plumbers also had
walked out, explaining that the
skilled Sorkmen had been laid off
today because they could moi
carry ON without the assistance Of
the laborers.
Members OF tire labor commit
ice. in addition to Arts, are Ever
EFT Riggs, William Sweeting, Ed
ward Moncur. a negro, Joseph A
Pert and NJ G. Recio. The com
mittee members said they had
sent to Miami for an A r of I.
organizer 10 press their demand
for q 62ta -rent pay scaie.
No Intention OF Quitting
Aris said the laborers haa no.
intention Of quitting them jobs
before the iimekeepcr hasi fired
the committeeman. Members 81
the group had agreed - work tssr
SO cents an hour until iileg i4aa
formed union. and iutensied -
stay on the Job while negotiation
pero underway
Landlord said no members 81
ll4e committee had called 0n hIno
To explain their demands tsii
expressed the hope an eaFlg st
tlencnt could be arranged.
Mayor Advises Return TO Work
Mayor Willard NJ Alburg, vino
met m4sh members ~ the eanl-
nlllte tins nurning. advised them
10 return To- work until sheY haye
set up ar organization @siisn
viii gs able 20 negotiate 30
them
Alhury said the men were
morally bound III live 9p - iigeif
er,ntraet srsi iEsgs1vr ppi isHst e
4ssI take three ffair weeks
for tl,em 10 psgss.Sg ~ oFsariszs
ton. perhzl ds4sspa ~lileh TREY
siIi be unemployed gnifa hsfsx
are willing 20 e0fnpfun1is fos
sipe tlnse being
The mayor waii meet sisls aft
trYaoon with company csfiesa
and the stsiking ssfsaere hag
seFe4uIed 4 meeting for sssat8ht
u-a.aar-sH---s-s-sasas-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
COMING EVENTS
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Lions Club meets at $50 pm.
Lions Den. Seminary Street
City Council meets at City Hall.
800 p. m.
Defense Mass Meeting at Ma
tional Guard Armory. 500 D. m.
Hearts and Blossom" present
ed by Andrew Jackson High
School. Miami; High School
Auditorium. a:l5 .. m.
FRIDAY
Hearts and Blossoms present
ed hy Andrew Jackson High
School. Miami: High School
Auditorium. Sis p m.
MONDAY
Special meeting AEinoca Council
No Is, Degree Of pocahonlas
and Red Men at Wigwam, Caro-
line and Elixabeth streets, 800
p. m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15
House Votes Against Sales Tax;
Merchants Agree On Stock Tax
(By Associated Press)

TALLAHASSEE. May 49,
Independent merchants and chain
operators finally agreed today
on a tax law applying TO both
classes.
In return for repeal of the
gross receipts tax. retailers en-
dorsed Governor Hollands rec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15

cmme ndations for a stock inven-
tory tax of $40 on each $1,000.
with the first $1,000 exempted.
The sales tax was swept out of
the picture when the House vot-
ed 47-l5 to sustain a committee
unfavorable report on two
percent general levy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-15

Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only ID Fahrenheit
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-03
RULES

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-03

LaCroix & Groesbeck
Funeral Directors
Ambulance Service Phi 36l-eoe
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-03

DIRT - FIVE MILLION YARDS on
SAND-Hsultns charge only: tase g.
livery. Cravel and einders Fetd Dubey.
ilSo-W.
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13
Grooming The
Fingernails
At Home
By HELEN JAMESON
distributed by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)


We wouldn't say that the home
manicure is even half as Satisfac-
tory as the professional treatment.
That would be silly. But we do
think that every woman should be
able to give herself a fairly
thorough emergency cleanup. She
should have the right tools and
cosmetics for this purpose
1t happens often enough that a
big date comes along without
warming and the pink claws are
completely out of form Maybe
typewriter ribbon has been chang
ed. Or the frenzy to clean closet
shelves has come upon one. Or
there has been some special dig
ging and transplanting to do III
the garden.
A COMPLETE KIT
A complete manicuring kit in
cludes a flexible nail file OF fine
grain that cuts quickly, emery
boards, curved, needle point scis-
sors of high grade steel, cuticle
cream, orangewood sticks, nail
white, nail polish and polish re-
mover. Don't economic on the in
struments; only the best will do the
job properly and they will last a
lifetime.
Use the flexible file first before
washing the hand because soap
suds will so soften the nails that
they will bend. File from the sides
to the center. but don't gouge
down at the sides; if you do you
will soon have thickened flesh
there. Extremely long nails are not
modish any more. Form a neat
oval line.
Pass the orangeWood stick un-
der the nail caves; YOU will fluff up
some little shags that the file has
not cut. Remove them with the
beveling file of energy board. NOW
YOU are ready for a grand old
soapy scruhbing with a nail bruSh.
RINSE, DRY HANDS
Rinse and dry the hands. Up
the orangewood stick in the nall
white. bleach the underside OF the
nails, forming a neat, clear CUT
line. Don't press down far WIFI
the stick. Be gentle always when
treating your pink shells.
Apply oil or cream to the Mans
of one hand, rubbing it IN We'll
Work up the cuticle with tn5
orangewood stick. Do not press IL
back at the base; there is chance
of injuring the matrix, the ne"
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13
HOTEL MACK

30 Tourists and Transit Rooms 81
MP. 548 Bedford Pl., N. E. VE.
1921, Atlanta. Ga. Free Parking.
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13
WORLD OF
WOMEN
CindereIIas In
The Modern Mode

the magic wand that transforms
ordinary girls into glamour girls
isn't a wand at all. 1t is merely
good sense applied to the problem
of making the most Of oneself.
That's beauty-and that's the beau
ty Of it!
r modern Cinderella story is the
case OF the Missouri twins, ages 28,
who were whisked to New York by
a national magazine to be stars IN
a 1941 version of the Cinderella
story. When they boarded a train
in Missouri, they were girls who
had Just let themselves go.
Hair drab and arranged careless
ly, skin with much to be DESIRED
postures slouchy, clothes wrong ana
unfIattering, hands uncared for.
They were too thin, listless, and
looked ten years older than they
really were.
When they returned to their
homes after six weeks of expert ad-
vice, exercise, food and beauty
treatments, they were alert, charm
ing women, pretty as their maga-
zine pictures. Their hair shone
from brushing and correct sham
pooling. their compleXions were clear
and alive, they stood straight ana
proudly in their simple, well-cut
clothes.
OF course. most OF us aren't lucky
enough to be glamorized by the eX-
perts at no cost to ourselves. we
have to do it at home and as in
extensively as possible. But it can
he done; it is done every day.
The first step is to take gooo
look at yourself in mirror-pret-
erabIy a full length one. Is that
girl who looks back at you the
incest possible you? Is she the girl
who will make your Gay dreams OF
love and romance come true II she
isn't. don't despair-but do get busy
and do something about it! You
might Judge the girl you see IN YOUR
mirror by such yardstlck as TINS
Is she as clean as soap ano wa
| ter can MAKE 1lCl-oS NACoAA "S ~
blue sky washed by rain? Is she
neat? Dress pressed, stocking
seams straight, shoes well cared
for? Is her figure all that it shoulo
be? Is her hair shining clean ana
arranged in the most flattering pos
sible way? Does she sit and stand
straight? Are her hands well
groomed?
If what you see in your mirror
isn't all you would like to be, start
your plan for beauty right now.
Beauty and charm are yours 1or
the earning, and the rewards are
great. Good times, admiration, ro-
nance, love.
What are your beauty problemsF
Write: Marie Downing, Larleuse
Beauty Bureau, 3509 Lindel Blvd.,
ST. Louis, Mo-, and she will be glad
to answer them. Be sure to enclose
q self-addressed, stamped enVe-
/ lope.
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13
STYLE FlRSTS
0.,,.%@~9.
PATTERN 321
A BACK-BUTTONED
AT-HOME STYLE

Of course it's rude to turn your
back, but just see what a proVoca-
tive back this is! Claire Tllden mas
designed Pattern 321 with SaHcy
back buttoning that starts at Ine
crossed neckline and goes rlgnI
down to the hem. A feature thatS
not only novel and ATTRACTIVE puC
thta also makes for easy dressing
without mussing your curls. You
can iron the frock in simple, 1lat-
spread piece, too! There's young
square shape to the front lech'
bordered on either side by decora-
tive, stitched shoulder darts. "A most
becoming style note is the waist
band that encircles your waist with
slim, 1.-the effect and that's SNAPPED
in a nice upcurve in front. PocKets
are optional but smart and conVen-
lent for holding hankie, poWder-
puff, or change purse. You may
have straight short sleeves OF orlef
perky cap sleeves-whicheVer you
choose. Use vivid ric-rac for accent
on either sleeves style and around
the waist-seam. You'll probably like
this useful frock so we'll that you'll
want to make it up in a variety OF
bright, crisp cottons!
Pattern 321 is cut in misses and
women's sizes IL, IA, 16, 18, 70, 80,
80, "a, 36, 38 and 40. Size l6 re-
quires 8 as yards 35 inch fabric and
17s yards ric-rac.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS 15c) In
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AD-
DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to Scott Newspaper
Syndicate, 210 Auburn Ave, Allan
] ia, Pattern Department.
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13

What should a woman do who
is rundown, suffering from func-
tional discomforts, such as head
aches, nervousness or cramp-like
pain? The experience of women
by thousands answers, Take
CARDUIW
For CARDUI may help you in
two ways: Many who begin three
laws before "the time" and take
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13


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The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13
Young Wife Is Told Not
ToLeaue Drinking Husband

where and doing something in
which he is interested Don't ever
grow stale on a man or he is likely
to find someone fresh.
Don't go leaving him because he
has taken to drinking. There are
too many men with this fault and
ten others, which their wives must
face
DOUGLASSVILLIANS: Thanks
for the letter but you should ad-
dress them all to Dr. Abbe Wallace.
same address. He is an aStrClogiSt
and will be able to help all of you.
My column deals with problems OF
everyday life, in which it is neces-
sary to give me details Of your
circumstances if I am tn help.
hope all of you will be able to get
the desired information, as 1 am
sure you can, from DR.. Wallace.
Send your problems of everyday
life to SUE LEAF, SNS, 21O Au-
burn Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.
All letters will be held confidential
and names withheld. NO PER-
SONAL REPLIES.
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13
Long Beautiful Hair Wins
Love and
Romance
Everywhere!

The Smart Woni.
an today realizes
the great value of
possessing l. o n Z
Ranntifnl Haliri
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13

have been married twelve years.
but he started drinking only two
years ago. 1 do not drink play
cards or smoke. 1 don't know what
to do. I dent want to leave MIN,
but there does not seem 20 be
way out.
RCXIE.
I would suggest that you ask
your husband why he began drink
ing if he stayed on the wagon ten
years of your married life. 1t may
be that you haven't planned enough
recreation for him You are both
very young and need pleasures to-
gether and you are the one to plan
them. Have something fcT him to
do and if he must drink, you
should be with him TO see that he
does not drink too much and per-
haps, you can stop him.
You seem to have married very
young, and you may have become
careless around your husband IN
regards to your appearance ana
preparation of his meals. and per-
haps. your housekeeping. Before 1
did anything. 1 would check on
myself to see that I have not fail
ed to do my part in keeping him as
he was. I do not say this is the
reason because some men do not
need a motive to change but /
would be sure.
After that, plan things for him
to dc. Keep him busy going some
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13
By MARIE DOWNING

There's always a Prince Charm"
ing in the picture, a gallant lad
who is won On the spot by Gin
derella's beauty and charm. The
fairy-tale Cinderella story is q
bewitching one, but no more ex-
citing than the Cinderella stories
which happen in real life. However,
The Phoenix index., 1941-09-13
2-Way Help for
WO WI en-!

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helps stimulate appetite, increase
the flow of digestive juice, and
So improve digestion.
Thus it helps to build energy
and strength and reduce periodic
distress fer many, 81 years of
popularity invite confidence IN
CARDUI,