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Evening star., 1941-04-25
HELP WOMEN,

HELP WoMEN.
ADDREssoGRAPH Mimeoeraph. etc; per-
graduate; experience not necessary. Apply
Southern Diaries.
BAKERY sALESGIRLS, | years experience
necessary. day work: SIS week to start.
Apply 1888 Columbia I'd. NV 10 am. to
BEAUTICIAN, steady all-around operator.
and Conn. ave.
BEAUTIcIANs 62J. Apply 1925 14th st.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced per-
commission EN- 1242.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced:
permanent position. 1743 F st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR: must Ps EXPERT; good 700
3416 Conn. ave.
gOoKKEEPER-Head bookkeeper fol, hotel;
Experienced and efficient. Knowledge OF
stenography desirable. Apply at once,
Hotel Grafton, 1889 Conn. ave. NV.
Peree fqme experience sE nR ME- 5ss S S0ie SON. i4'
BKPR. -sEC'TARY; apply own handwriting,
state age sqa1 exPs s
BUSINESS WOMAN with pleasing tele-
arriving in Washington who may desire to
purchase, home; Information strictly
@ S94t hoa snd ase s sesssa fHr
ties suitable for the purpose. State age
and QUALIFICATIONS. Box 492-Y. Star.
CARD PUNCH OPERATOR for /. B. NJ
ssss Ho sradase age II resdsnt to 5 high
Washington or vicinity working hours
$40 :. m to 4 q pm; fiys days week;
day 3except Saturday and Sunday between
9 and 1890. am. or l and 2:30 pm.
CHECKER for dry cleaning plant, Experi-
enced in sewing minor rips and basgins
clothes. 1912 New York ave. NV.
CLERK white for retail dry cleaning 1In store
201O st. NV.
CLERK. young lady. for laundry. and dry
cleaning of1ce; pleasing personality essen
tial. Box 3S9-Z. Star.
CLERK-CAsHIER AND TYPIST for real
6Siai but must have hish School or eausi- edu-
cation, business course preferable, be under
go 60; and shaH have a pleasing personality. BOX
DENTAL ASSISTANT. trained 20-30 yrs,
Protestant; state education, experience,
salary expected. Box 497-Y. Star.
FANCY PREssER, experienced. Apply at
once, the Rainbow Dyeing & Cleaning Co..
FANCY PREssERs, thoroughly experienced,
for evening work. Apply at once, 1878 CO.
lumbia rd. NV.
GIRLS, white. 20 to 80 years old. to learn
Laundry work: experience not necessary; ~
$3.50 m, Pioneer Laundry, 920 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
GIRL for general office work; must be able
to type and take shorthand. Apply Tolson
Tree Experts, 4733 Elm st. NV. ask for
Mr. To,son.
GIRLS for cafeteria counter, 1890 yrs;
apply 3-5 pm. Taly-Ho Restaurant,
$40 18th st. NV. No phone calls.
GIRL, white. neat nice personality good
with children, knowledge of cooking. live
in. CHI 1000, Apt 664 after 8 pm.
GIRL. college or former teacher, as com-
panion to children. Cali EN-. 1706 after
: pm. for spnatntment.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST.

DIRT FOR FILLING, FREE FOR HAULING.
Srd 81 near ST. ne. Phone WO. 1928.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
FARM 6 GARDEN.
CATTLE G. LIVESTOCK.

6 HORSES and mares, ! small pony, l
saddle horse: cheap. 1924 Pennsylvania
HORSES mules mares, ponies. harness.
saddles wagons hay, young mules,
riding horses, 5 work mares. 2 cheap
horses, 3 cheap mules. Rear 736 18th ST.
Driscnll
Evening star., 1941-04-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BOO 10 years
experience: statements. tax work, complete
charge Of ONCE. Box 343-Z, Star. 26'
GRADUATE NURSE desires position in
with Sundays of. Tel. WI. S134. 25'
LADY, cultured. Finnish. in her 3O'S. un-
usually capable, seeks position as nurse
companion housekeeper. Speaks languages,
highest recommendation. Box 264-Y, Star.
NURSE or companion twhite) for Invalid
or elderly people; unencumbered: day or
night duty. Ref CO. 50S9.
SECRETARIAL POSITION by young lady
with six years experience. three banking.
Box 406-Z, Star. 27'
Evening star., 1941-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
CONTINUED.

REFRIGERAToRs-qala reopening sale,
iNGHoUsE. fsSSHseffnf KEIV1NAToR, E8 PHiL6o cRos-
LEY and many others as low as S39.
Easy terms You may pay with your light
bill. Washinston's largest service in all
makes refrigerators.
ELECTRICAL CENTER
514 10th St. NV. National Ss72.
REFRIGERAToRs. G..E, used: reason
able. Guaranteed. CATLINs, 1924 N. Y.
ave. NV. Ma. O992.
ERAToRs-Deep-cut sacrincs
prices on over 500 refrigerators. in all
makes. models and sizes from 4 Gu. fl. to
AZ Gu. #. We have the largest display OF
refrigerators, in various models and sizes,
in Washington We guarantee not to be
undersold. Brand-new .1e41 standard
makes of refrigerators with factory 5-year
guarantee at Atlas low prices. Twenty
six years experience is your guarantee OF
satisfaction, We have group of General
Electric. Frisidaire, Westinghouse, Crosley,
Kelvinator, Norge Leonard. Coldspot, May
flower, used models, in perfect condition,
as low as $40. Better refrigeration values
at Atlas famous low prices. group o.
refriserators, in original factory cases;
will be sacrificed at deep-cut prices Of
500 of list prices. No money down. Long.
easy terms: unusually liberal trade-in al
loWance.
Evening star., 1941-04-25

18th near R-Excellent buy; owner unable
to handle. 12 rms. beautifully furnished.
Gross @ Monthly inc income ne above $500. peea- p
tur 6400. Apt. All.
FOR SALE. gasoline service station and
restaurant on Route 240; going business,
fully equipped price, 5000 c.sh: stock
~ store. 20 miles from b. C..
Buell. M. Gardner-J. e. Kelly,
Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville $50.
Evening star., 1941-04-25

AUTOMOBILE SIMONIZERs 81, must be
apply: possible to earn as much as SIS
week See MI Walter Mattingly, used-car
lot. Lustine-Nicholson Motor Co.. Hyatts-
Evening star., 1941-04-25

BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be expert: good
pay, steady work. Lillias. Uptown Salon.
241R Conn
Evening star., 1941-04-25
ROOMS FURNISHED.

riding horses, 5 work mares. 2 cheap
horses, 3 cheap mules. Rear 736 18th ST.
Sc Driscol.
ROOMS FURNISHED.
p6feb l2s ST. bed ss6 SF .1S 6
double room, S25.
BRIGHTWOOD-Large front bedroom for
employed adults l block from trsnsporta-
tion. 5s11 9Th ST. NV. Randolph 03s1.
bath. S4 week l block from car line. Call
Randolph 3603.
ZOO RoDMAN RD. Nw.-corner room.
twin beds, private bath; cool for summer
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Single rn.,
southern exposure. new home; convenient
location; $50 month. Phone Ordway 24s0.
242O 2nd ST. NE.-Sunny. clean, double
bed; next bath. ? closets; home PRIVILEGES;
2 blocks car and bus. MI. 1884.
for 2 mature, congenial women; twin beds,
unlim phone, cool; l block exp. bus; meals
near. RA. 1854.
4o9 pEIAPIEP5 m 51z1 5.F5 Pb smt t2gth; .a;
OPTIONAL; LADY; sentiIe RA. 1895.
1346 MERIDIAN PL. N;W;-Private home;
large front rm., twin beds; ? gentlemen;
COW. transp.; SIS ea. co. 0296.
S5sa sEGTT9SsPsS B3S5: ply. So. next sh eos
transp.; SEQ Woodley 5549.
1913 PENNA. AVE N.W.-Large front
room, attractiyely furn.. twin beds, kitch-
en- PRIVILEGES if desired. Avail. May l.
4SO2 NEBRASKA AVE NV. nr. Bureau
of Standards-Room in new home, 3 baths;
private family. Bus at door. EN-. 1868.
1904 ILLINOIS AVE N.W-Large front
room, newly furnished, men or couple;
reasonable.
MT. PLEASANT. 1888 Park rd.-Lovely
single or double basement room, c.h.w'
private entrance. HO. ss42.
I422 HARVARD N.W.-Furnished double
rms, newly decorated: near paths.
1927 D ST. sE.-Gentlemen, 2 rms.
nicely furn. large front rm. with twin
I5I ADAMS sT NV, mr., Govt. ,depts..-
young IS men: North 61os. -
I74s foLUMRIA RID; C.., NV; Apt Apt: s;,o 5m
studio bedrm.: both front: rent sinsly or
tosether: ladies or couple pref: reas.
3042 RODMAN ST. Nw.-Nicely furn.
front room and pvt. bath for young couple;
ave- ne.Nsinsle or double; ch.w.; bus
at door unlimited phone. MI. 1924.
HOUSEKEEPING RIM, 3lI0 MT. PLEAS.
ant ST. mr. Ir%ying-Brisht; % BIT somdtortait12ied mi tit2.d
women only: cony: cars. buses. es.-
1928 COLUMBIA RD. NW.-Double rn.,
Ink; elec refg.. S.; singles. 81.
1873 L Nw-Double rooms, with new
beds. SO and S. also Groom housekeeping
apt
26Ol Bird ST NE-Large front bedrm..
newly furnished: suitable ! or 2.
MS COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. 81
Newly decorated room, twin beds; sentle-
men.
TOURIST 81 per person: 10, min. devn.
1884 Columbia I'd nv. Adams kaSD.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
Japanese Said To Have
Attacked Russian Patrol
Along Siberian Frontier

WASHINGTON. Oct FLAP
anese troops today were declared
II Moscow 70 have attacked q
Russian patrol On ne Siberian
IOauer-
Quickly denied II Toyko. the
Russian report 10 Washington
sad about - japanese soldiers
crossed the frontier 70 attack ire
patrol and more border fighting
Is understood 70 have followed
Word Of the alleged attack
came As Il was reported here
that the japanese feet and troop
transports are moving OF a
mysterious mission II waters of
Russia There mas been no IN
dicati0n Of TIE snlps cestIna-
ton
State department officials and
senate leaders refused 20 say
what their reaction 70 a japan
csc attack on Russia would be.
but Il vas predicted that a fair
y long series OF border Incl
dents probably would pTecede z
real attack by the japanese
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
YACHT STARTS ON
RECRUITING TRIP
U. S. S. EMERALD CONVERTED
CRAFT. DEPARTS FROM
JACKSONVILLE

The U. S. s. Emerald a former
private yacht converted into a
naval vessel. has left jacksonville
heading south. and VIII make q
complete swing OF the Florida
coast 10 the ApalachicOla River II
a recruiting cruise
The Emerald Is expected 70
touch at all ports from Jackson
vile TO Apalachicola. IN q SEIZED
ule which viii De determined by
weather and recruiting conditions
A chief boatswain's mate IS travel
ling by land ahead Of the ship 70
make arrangements for her az
rival at the Florida coastal towns
and cities
Commanding the Emerald Is
Lieutenant 0g) R ". Graham Of
Ponte Vedra. Florida. Recruiting
officer on board Is Ensign Z n
Gordon Of 10 East OgiethOrpe
Avenue. Savannah, Georgia
The cruise IS for the purpose OF
enlisting men IN the Me- class for
the duration Of the emergency.
Men who are interested IN the
Naval Reserve are urged BY navy
officials 70 contact the Emerald
upon its arrival for complete in
formation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
COAL NINE CREWS
STILL IDLE TODAY
REFUSE TO COMPLY WITH
REQUEST TO CONTINUE
MADE BY ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON. Oct y -
Sixty thousand workers ct the So
called captive" coal mines todav
refused TO pick up their tools n
defiance Of the REQUEST OF Press
dent Roosevelt that they continue
to work while . solution IS being
arranged
Ignoring the Presidents plea a.
John L. Lewis. president Of the
Mine Workers Go Union. tine
miners remained of their ioss
and threatened 70 urge other
miners outside their group 10 JON
them.
President Roosevelt pointed out
IN a letter q Lewis that Mvran
c. Taylor. former chairman ct tire
board OF United States Steel
owner Of mos &C the mines Is
ready % meet vzth him Wednes-
day for Settlement He urged
Lewis not TO allow an interruption
IN mining between now and the
time . settlement finally Is agreed
upon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27

Now too old to go OF with their
Eork-he IS 70 and she 67-they
are turning their charges over 10
the state, which seems more able
70 bear the burden
The Crafts had exactly four
dollars IN cash when they began
their home, and they haven't got
much more than thar nozs. But
they had then. and they have now.
something infinitely better
thing called faith
Poor IN the things of this
world they are rich IN the
memories Of 400 BOYS and girls
who have, at some time OF another
during the past 80 years, enjoyed
the warm affection Of Papa' and
Mama Graft
'DevoutIy religious they have
depended on the Lord and their
own efforts 70 keep the Toccoa
Orphanage going II was a dream
first born IN Nj Crafts heart
when ne was II years old. and Il
Is a dream he surrenders m3st re-
luctantly-
AS sweet-faced Mrs. Graft OBJ
served Saturday: Nv husband s
heart IS breaking He's 50 sad
that the hUme's breaking up, nzlt
We Just coGAdn't 90 on with 4
Public Welfare Department 5
taking over for vs.
Here where the winter Wind
already Is whiStiing about the
rooftops. Mr.. and Mrs. Graft VIII
spend the long chill evenings II
their modest home On Franklin
street. talking OF the DAYS when
they were younger and the chill
dren' were with them
There were 81 children n the
orphanage when the Crafts de-
cided 10 call N the assistance Of
TIE Public Welfare Department
Nov only three remain and two
OF those soon vii be adopted into
families. The Crafts VIII keep the
other, boy OF high school age
An Idea From God
The idea for fhe orphsnage
came from AIr. Craft. who says he
(Continued - Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
Rivers And HarbOrS Congress
Makes Effort To Place Inland
Waterway On Defense Program

MIAMI Fla, Oct. Z7-uniess
new construction projects in con
nectlor with rivers and hzrbors
and flood control are Iissk I'd d.
rectly with defense. approval Wlll
be deferred until after the present
emergncy.
This was IndIcat0 Ia letter
from President Roosevelt n Rep
Dewey Short. president Of tire
National Rivers and HsrborS Con
gress which meets here for rs zDEh
annual Convention Nov q ard
Il.
The President wrote IN part
I know that vou win agree
that imitation Of new consErllc-
ton projects without defense
value should - deferred until the
end Of the present international
emergency. A nzt.onal prcgram
@ public WORKS eonstrzacti0n
recognizing that point e Tlew
and providing a backlog of 1usfl-
liable projects for future con-
struction Is imperative il these
tines It Is gratifying 70 lsnow
that your association . ao011 .
fcontinned O Faze Euzx9
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
ROBERTS RITES
THIS AFTERNOON
FORMER KEY WESTER DIED
IN MIAMI; BROUGHT
HERE FOR BURIAL

Funeral services for Mrs. Har-
riett Ellen Roberts age s.. who
died Saturday N Miami VIII be
held 2 o'clock this afternoon At
St PauFs Church Rev Arthur
3 Dimmick viii ofAciate.
Lopez Fsz-e-zI Home IS IN
charge OF arrangement
Survivors include three daugh-
tiers. Mrs Virgil Cordero- Mrs.
Robert Derrick ami Mrs. Duncan
Z Simmons. all Of Miami. a son
William II Roberts Of Miami
Beach; five sisters. Mrs Asa Z
Lowe and Mrs. Frank B. AIbury
Of Miami. Mrs. J. " Fisher and
Mrs J. E McDermOtt OF TAMPA
and Mrs Jay Smith OF Akron o !:
1ouE grandchildren and two
REORGANIZATION
Palibearers serving are Charles
Curtis, William CuIlingford. Mer-
vile z Rosam. Charles J Peat
Ivan ElwOOd and Ray EIwood
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
NEGRO REMAINS
IN COUNTY JAIL
JOHN CRAWFORD CHARGED
WITH PRACTICALLY EVERY
THING IN LAW BOOK

John Crawford, negro. remain
ed II county jail under $500 bond
today after Peace Justice En-
rique Esquinaldo bound him over
10 criminal court Saturday On
five counts Of assault with intent
20 commit murder. discharge Of
a fIreaTm In the city limits, III
teTng profane, vulgar and indie
cent language. being drunk and
clsprderly and resisting arrest
and threatening an officer with
deadly weapon
The negro, who denied the
charges Of assault and firing a
gun IN the city limits, pleaded
guilty 70 the others Arrested
after ne had taken refuge under
4 house and threatened TO tome
out shootni last week. Craw-
ford has maintained that his wife
shot al him and that ne never
dischai ged the gun
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
AWAITS ANSWER
ON EXECUTIONS
PETAIN NOT HEARD FROM
HITLER AS YET ON
PLEA MADE

VICHY, Oct 2I-Premier
Henri Philippe Petain today was
reported waiting snxIously for
an answer from Adolf Hitler
to MS plea that the lives Of SO
hostages" at Nantes be spared
Unless the fuehrer does answer
by midnight CVichy time) the 50
French citizens viii be executed
in retaliation fer the murder last
week OF a German officer IN
Nantes- Fifty more citizens are
10 die Wednesday for the Staying
OF another officer at Bordeaux,
and 100 already have been killed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
C0LORED MAN HELD
UNDER $500 BOND

Sam Williams. negro. was
bound over 70 criminal court un-
der $500 bond this morning on
charge OF assault, while Henry
Ccgz5Fell- said to have been with
HIN al the tlr1e the alleged as
sauzt took place. was freed BY
Pesce Justice ENRIQUE Escuinaldo.
Idella Worthy. charged with
driving without an operators
license, was bound over under $50
bond. and Henry Dubsky was
placed under the same bond On q
vsgrsncy charge
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
EMILIO RUIZ HELD
IN MORALS CASE
CHARGED WITH coRTRIBUT-
ING TO DELINQUENCY
OF 4-YEAR-oLD GIRL

Emilio Ruiz, so, vas held in
county jail today on a charge Of
contributing 10 the delinquency
Of a four-year-old girl
Bienvenido Perez. who made
the arrest. said he had watched
the man for a period of weeks
and arrested him yesterday after
he had posted two small boys in
trees 10 let him know when Ruiz
and the child appeared
The constable said Ruiz was
involved in a morals case here a
number Of wears ago and moved
to Cuba. returning to Key West
about two months ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
[\\@[%%%&A
QUIET OBSERVANCE
OF NAVY DAY HERE

Key West celehrste5 one
Ct the quie1ex. Navy Days IN
LEGAL history today. withou3
para6eS. speeches CT tia CHS
tomarY tours through the
navy station
Because Of the national
emergency and the rush @
new building and equIPmsn.
n the station. Capt. Russell
5 Crenzhaw SAID ne re-
srst1sd he could not permit
the lsublic 10 enter the
grounds.
A few club nns-nbers we're
permitted 70 INSPECT the STA
non. walking through vita
an escort Of naval cSfirerx.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
Kenneth Jones Badly In
iured; Robert ShinauIt
Held Without Bond As
Result OF Accident

Robert Frazier Shinsult Mi
ami. was held without bond here
today after an accident at Long
KEY bridge yesterday afternoon
in which William ]. seheer. about
20. suffered fatal injuries and
Kenneth Jones received a broken
leg and bruises. Both the acct.
dsnt victims also are Miamians.
Highway Patrolnan T. z.
Jones, who brought ShinauIt
here. said the men were fishing
on the bridge when they were
struck down BY the car. Before
it was known here that Scheer
had died Shinault was booked
on a charge of reckless driving.
pending investigation.
The accident occurred at about
$50 O'Clock. and Seheer died in
the hospital at Homestead at
1870. Nurses at the hospital
said today that Jones condition
is not serious.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
Secretary Hull Predicts Hitler
VIII Spread War To Other Free
Nations On COnQuGTing Russia
Man D Pena And Herman (Crip)
Roberts Held In Jail Accused
Of Beating Up Freddie Jensen

Mario Pena, bartender a Stop
Py Joe-s. and Herman Grip
Roberts. cab driver, we're held IN
county jail today, accused Of ad-
minlsterng savage beating
early Sunday morning 10 Fred
Jensen. known locally as To
mato. 927 Eaton street
Jensen. q slightly built man
who IS employed here as q roofer
On housing job, remained IN
conscious today more than IS
hours after he was found IN the
street n front Of his home.
Deep gashes covered his head.
both eyes were swelled closed
and physicians at Marine hos
pital said he appeared 10 have
suffered internal injuries. prob
ably from kicks OF from mas as
ssilants' stamping On his body.
Pe1a and Roterts we're identi-
fed by q youth VINO told sheriff.
officers he saw the affair and
hit one Of the men over the head
with 2 beer bottle. then ran 10
escape being beaten, himself
Sheriff Berlin Sawyer said
Pens admitted beating Jensen.
but sought 20 clear Roberts.
whom he claimed had nothing to
do with the attack
No charge viii De filed until II
Is known definitely whether
Jensen wiz i've. Sheriffs Off
GERS said It IS likely the men
viii be charged with assault with
intent to commit murder If Jen-
sen does recover
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
MOSCOW, BERLIN
REPORTS ON WAR
ARE CONFLICTING
REDS ADMIT GERMANS ARE
MOVING AHEAD CLAM.
HOWEVER THAT NAILS
HAVE GREAT LOSSES
tBy A--seiatea PreS.p

NEW YORK. Oct Z7-Con-
flictsng reports from Moscow and
Berlin today indicated a COT
tinuation Of the Nazi drive
thrOuh the Ukraine. but little OF
no progress in the push on the
Red capital
Moscow admitted the Germans
are moving ahead into the DCnetz
river basin, although they claim
10 have inflicted heavy losses and
TO have slowed the Nan drive
In heavy fighting before the
capital, however. the Reds claimed
success IN driving the Germans
back. while Adolf Hitler's field
headquarters said the Nazi ne
chanized columns managed 70
push closer to Moscow.
Both sides mentioned snow and
mud, the German c0mmuniQue
claiming successful moves against
Moscow IN spite OF an ocean Of
mud and a heavy STOW storm
London described an Raj raid
on Hamburg In which docks and
warehouses were said % have
been destroyed. and DNB. official
German news agency. said one g.
coo ton tanker was destroyed II
English waters BY bombs ard two
others were badly damaged
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
SEVEN DEAD In
Mine EXPLOSION
FEARED TWENTY-STx MORE
persisted AT NORTON
VILE KY.

EVANSVILLE Ind. Oct u
Seven men are known dead and
Il Is feared 26 more persisted In
z mine explosion this morning
al NOrtOnvIlle. Ky.
ReScUers brought seven bodies
from the mine s1aft as sOon as
they were able 10 enter the Dit.
but Il vas feared the 25 other
workers n the area may have
been crushed beneath tons OF
rock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
William Se|leer Dies From.
Injuries When Struck BY
Car On Long Key Bridge
- - - - - - -
ROOSEVELT ON AIR
TONIGHT WITH HIS
NAVY DAY SPEECH
sBy Associated Pre--p

WASHINGTON. ocI H.
President Roosevelt today
cancelled all appointments in
order TO complete his Navy
Day address. shceduIsd TO 90
out over all radio networks
tonight al 10 o'clock (ESTl.
The chief executive Is IN
dersfood to be planning 4
strong appeal 10 the nation
to step NJ its production
and halt the series Of strikes
which have delayed defense
building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27

ASHIA[sT ~ E
cons Erl1e
sEere zens frsrn sm narmr asaf
farm a 1hn=Es $780,
ric1iinrs -
AreentAsz ~ Der e -
used for ewnag lglanr
upera1luls b. ne AEKarzE s-
iStrw - Azr5rglE sfzre 81 EsM t~s
prove aaacnem@1 u
meuts un o. wa6e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
BRIDGE BOARD
STILL In SESSION
PRESUMABLY STUDYING RE-
PORTS BROUGHT BACK
FROM WASHINGTON

Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
district commissioner remained
IN session late this afternoon at
Marathon, presumably IN . study
Of reports brought back from
Washington by their attorney.
Julius 2. Stone. and B. NJ Dun
can, manager Of the district
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
WAVELL GOES ON
TRIP TO RUSSIA
CBy Associated Pre-<I

LONDON, Oct 27--Gen Sir
Archibald Wayen Britain's COM
mander OF the armies in India.
has gone TO Russia 10 map col
Liberation between British and
Red troops IN the south. It was
revealed here today.
Word of the generals trip came
as It was reported reliably that
Britain viii send troops into &C
ton at the side Of the Russians
IN an effort 10 stem the German
sweep through the Ukraine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
ATLANTA PAPER HAS STORY DEALING
WITH CHAPLAIN CRAFTS PARENTS IN
MAINTENANCE OF CHILDRENS HOME

Thirty years after they opened
their home at TOcCoa. Ga. 10 the
first OF the 1.400 homeless chill
dren who were 10 1--we there. the
parents Of Chaplain Blake Craft
Of the navy station here have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-27
Warning, Final NOtiee!'
City Occupational Licenses and
Motor Vehicle Licenses Past Due!

All persons. firms or corpora
tons engaged In business IN the
City Of Key West are hereby nOti-
fed that such persons. firms or
corporations operating without
proper occupational licenses are
subject 70 arrest and trial IN NUM-
cipaI Court after October 3lsts
I94I- All operators Of motor
vehicles operating same without
a City License Plate are subject
10 arrest after October 31st, 1871.
Order OF the City Council October
q, 1871
SAM 3. PINDER,
oct25- 81, 1871 Tax Collector