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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
LOREN ]. WESTBERRY
JOINS MARINE CORPS
Especial to The Citizen)

ORLANDO, Dec. 16.-Loren J.
Westberry, son of MIR. and Mrs.
L. H. Westberry, of Key West,
Florida, enlisted in the U. S.
Fighting Marines on Dec. 10,
1912, and is now at Paris Is
land, S. c., taking his boot train
ing.
The local youth attended High
School at Miami, Fla, and while
in High School he participated
in various sports.
Young Westberry has received
special training in welding.
Before enlisting in the Marine
Corps he was employed by Stew
ems Dry Dock Co. as a tricker
operator at Miami. The young
Marine hopes to be attached to
the Air Mechanics Welding Di-
vision of the Marine Corps after
completing his basic work.
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SPECIAL SESSION OF
CRIMINAL COURT FOR
TOMORROW MORNING

A special session of the Mon
roe County Criminal Court of
Record will be convened tomor-
row morning at II o'clock, with
Judge William V. Albury pre-
siding.
Judge Albury says that he ex-
poets that Is cases will come
before him for consideration.
All the defendants in the cases
have expressed their intention
of pleading guilty. Most of the
charges are for vagrancy. and a
few are for speeding. There is
one charge of fornication.
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THE LOWDOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

Having a bear by the tail and
not being able to let GO is like it is
there in Santa Barbara in Cali
fornia where they have an Irish
mayor. He was sworn in to do
certain things and begorra he is
gonna do 'em, he says, even if the
big Shorts there on the Potomac
send him 2 kilograms per day YER
suS just one like now. The latest
they told him is how much to pay
street cleaners Okay, says the
mayor, now tell me where l am to
get the dinero. And if we pay
'em as you say, we can only keep
part of 'em on the pay roll, Who
will fire, he says,
This Santa Barbara is some
place. 1t has a lot of folks with
square Jaws and horse-sense-
like the mayor. No wonder the
place is a mecca. You take a
banker there, old Uncle Josephus
Paxton, he is the same kind. Peo-
pie like him. Everybody does.
He will loan money to most any
hombre. but you gotta pay him
back. But back to the mayor, he
is the kind OF mayor more towns
need more of.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT
AT CATHOLIC CONVENT
Communicated

The Glee Club of Convent of
Mary Immaculate is sponsoring a
Christmas entertainment that will
give the true christmas spirit
to all those who see it, and will
fill their hearts with the peace of
Him Whose birthday they are
celebrating. r
Because of "a limited seating ca
pacity in the auditorium, the girls
will offer two presentations of
their playlets and songs; the one
on Thursday, December II, at 8
o'clock, and the other on Friday
evening, December Is, at the
same hour. The entertainment
will take place in st. Cecilia's
Hall on the Convent grounds.
The Faculty and the Student
Body will welcome, as guests, the
Service Men at a special program
on Sunday afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
MAMIE BETS In
TROUBLE AGAIN
CHARGED WITH STRIKING
ROBERT TURNER OVER
HEAD WITH BOTTLE

Mamie Belts, who, two weeks
ago, beat Harold Pinder, better
known as ''Chiser', was arrested
last night by Constable Ray At
well on a charge Of hitting Rob
ert Turner over the head with a
beer bottle. Turner has a deep
cash on the forehead and another
deep cut on the top of his head.
The attack, Constable Atwell
states, occurred at Watson and
Division street, the same place
where Mamie Belts uppercut
"Chisel'' Pinder till onlookers
pulled her away from him. On
that occasion, she did not run
away, but last night, Mr.. Atwell
states, she and a pal, named Dixie
Hunter, disappeared after Turner
was struck with the bottle. Upon
making a series of inquiries, At
well succeeded in finding the two
women in building at Virginia
and Simonton streets.
Atwell arrested the Belts wo-
man on a charge of aggravated as
sault. and Dixie Hunter on a
charge of vagrancy. Both were
locked up in the county jail, with
the bond for each placed at 500.
They will be arraigned at 5 o'clock
this afternoon before Justice OF
the Peace Enrique EsquinaldO.
On her first arrest, Mamie Belts
pleaded guilty of assaulting
Harold Pinder and was fined $40
and costs by Judge William V.
Albury of the criminal court. This
time she faces a grave charge.
Constable Atwell says he has
four witnesses who saw her strike
Turner with the bottle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16
AIR RAID WARDENS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

There VIII be a joint meeting
Of the Air Raid Wardens and SIC
cial police. held tonight Ct the
Harris School beginning a. $50
O'Clock, according to announce
ment made by A L Murray.
chairman Of the Monroe County
Civilian Defense Council
All civilian defense council
members are urgently requested
to be present. also any other
males willing 10 lend a hand in
carrying on the activities of the
wardens in Key West
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ARTILLERY PRACTICE
THURSDAY, SUNDAY

The following Coast Artillery
practices will be conducted by
units of the Harbor Defenses of
Key West:
Coast Artillery target practice
at West Martello, Thursday, De-
cember II, 1912, between 400
and 500 pm, EWT. The danger
area will be bounded by a line
from Fort Taylor to a point six
(6) miles south, thence east five
(5) miles, thence north to Stock
Island.
: Coast Artillery target practice
at Fort Taylor, Sunday, Deem
Der 20, 1912, between 1000 am.
and 200 pm, EWT. The danger
area will be bounded by a line
from Fort Taylor to a point two
(2) miles beyond Sand Key.
thence east seven ~ miles, thence
north to Stock Island.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOW
FULLY ACCREDITED

Prof. Horace O'Bryant, of the
Key West High School, received
a letter today from Prof. j. Hoop
er Wise, of the University of
Florida, who is chairman of the
Southern Association of Colleges
and Secondary Schools, in which
he said that the Key West High
School, at a meeting of the as
ISOLATION held in Memphis, Tenn.
had been listed as fully accred-
tied school for the 1942-'43 school
year.
That sanction by the associa-
ton qualities a student, who
graduates at the Key West High
School, tn enter any college In
the country, except a few that
require examinations regard
less of what diplomas an appli-
cant may hold; any secondary
school, such as preparatory
schools, without having to take
an examination.
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Chapter Two
Too Absent.Minded

Joyce had. of course. heard
) about Hestor, and although she
had never felt any real doubt
about her husbands love. she was
also aware that no woman could
live with a man without leaving
some lasting impression. Now she
found herself wondering how
much of niche this first wife
had carved in Kent Murdock's
heart.
She had never met Hestor. The
woman had been in Paris when
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FARM FOR INEBRIATES
AFTER WAR HAS ENDED
(By Associated Pressl

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. "A. =
There were 114,000 Jail commit
ments in Virginia last year and
Governor Darden, believing too
many of them to be habitual
drunkards, is planning the estab-
lishment of state farm for in
ebriateS after the war is ended.
The governor says the present sit
uation is good neither for drunks
nor the state and that the inebri-
ates should work and earn a part
of their keep.
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YOU, AND NOT We

And if our lines should form and
break.
Because of things YOU failed 90
make.
The extra tank OF ship or e plane
For which We waited all In vain
And the supplies that never
came,
viii YOU then come to take the
blame2
For we, not you, viii paw the
cost,
OF battles you. not we, hRvr lost
A MARINE.
Somewhere in the Pacific.
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YESTERDAY: The moment
joyce Murdoch tdtd eyes on
Perry Clarke she diSllked him,
and that in spite OF the tact that
he tried UeTy hard to be charm
ing. But lUhat had been merely
a suddenly cooked up thedteT
party for Joyce. Ward Allen ana
Della SteiUdrt took on slightly
sinister cast tChen Clarke Sholced
up. And joyce can see that Ward
not only diSlikes Clarke - he
seems almost to fear him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16

Paine is improving his prop
erty around his trailer. He has
dug a well and is going to con-
crete it over and use a pitcher
pump. Mr.. Paine has caught
some mighty fine fish off of Big
Pine bridge.
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SAMUEL COLLINS
DIES in ORLANDO
BODY WILL BE BROUGHT TO
KEY WEST FOR
BURIAL

Samule Collins, 43, died this
morning at Orlando, Florida.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced by the Lopez Funeral
Home upon the arrival of the body
in Key West. Survivors are the
mother, Mrs. Mamie E. Collins;
one sister, Mrs. Leona Pent; and
one brother, john Collins, all of
Key West.
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JUNIOR CLUB TO
MEET THURSDAY

Miss Helen Saunders and Miss
Helen Albury will entertain the
members of the Junior Woman's
Club tomorrow evening, from 7
to 9 o'clock.
Plans for the tea dance to be
given for college students will
be. discussed at the meeting.
All members are requested to
be in attendance. :.
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MARRIAGE MART

Yesterday afternoon County
Judge Raymond r. Lord married
Denver Arthur, 81, of Pitts
burgh, and Lee Martin, IS. Of
Miami.
A marriage license was issued
to Give I. Denhamm, "a, and
Catherine E. Lowman, 20, both
of Cleveland. s...
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'OhECASI5f

Key West and o. Vicinity:
Little change IN temperature,
with showers late this afternoon
and tonight.
Florida: Showers in north
portion early this afternoon, and
in south portion late this after
noon and early tonight; colder in
north portion and cooler in CEN
trail portion tonight, scattered
light frost in interior of extreme
north portion.
Hatteras, N. c.. to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: Small craft warnings
are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Hatteras to Bruins
wick, and on the Florida coast
from Tampa Bay to Apalachicola.
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FOR SALE-House, with or
without furniture. Three bed
rooms. living and dining rooms,
kitchen and bath, at 2746
Staples Avenue. Call at Gomez
Furniture Store, 720 Duval.
.s dec16-tf
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FOR SALE-New AZ California
Mainliner House Trailer, sleeps
4, Butane equipped, used 8
months, Az hip. cupboard mo-
tor. See Meyer at Mastic
Trailer Park, United St.
dec14-3tx
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FOR SALE--One rebuilt Hoover,
one used GE cleaner. Also,
one used, with rebuilt motor,
guaranteed, E1ectrolux vacuum
cleaner. I have a few new
Electrolux cleaners for Christ
mas. See o'Sweeney before it
is too late. dec10-tf
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BOYS BICYCLE. Two new tires
and tubes, basket and lock.
Must sell Immediately. Mrs.
Hutchins; h90T Eaton street.
dec16-2tx
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SUGAR SUBSTITUTE

WASHINGTON Sorghum
cane, readily grown In many parts
Of the nation. IS being used as a
sugar substitute.
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DRINKING SONG

NEW YORK-A Brindisi is a
drinking song, the name being de-
rived from the Italian word
toast.
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FOR SALE-Beds, with inner
spring Mattresses; piano and
other articles suitable for
home, Can be seen from 2 to
z p. m. Habana-Madrid, Front
and Duva1 Streets. dec10-6t
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FOR SALE-17-foot Boat, closed
cabin over front, open back,
Austin motor. All in excellent
condition. Phone 525-M.
dec16-3t
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sHoRTES HAVE SON

Announcement has been made
of the birth of a son, weighing
eight pounds, to Rev. and Mrs.
Quentin Shortes at a local hos
pital on Saturday past.
The new arrival has been CIV
en- the name of Quentin Ronald.
Mother and baby are reported
to be getting along nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16

freshment place on Torch Key,
is fishing at Marathon. His son,
Jerry, is making good use of his
speed-boat.
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TWO LOTS, 50x100 each. Rea-
sonable. Two blocks north of
Adams Dairy. Apply 2527
Patterson Avenue. dec15-3t
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ALTERATIONS. DRESsMAKINc
REAL ESTATE

Business or Residential Lots all
parts of the Island: Terms
J. OTTO KIRCHHEINER
Realtor
Phones 124 and 736-R sos DuvaI
oct8-tf
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Mary is still postmistress at
Ramrod Key and does a good job
Of it.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken at $3.50 a. m,
E.W.T. Getty Office
Temperatures
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FOR SALE-Trailer, good condi-
ton and tires, sleeps two.
Cheap. 1927 Seidenberg Ave.
dec12-6tx
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Mr.. Ziegler of Big Pine Key
Inn expects a big season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16

Giant magnesium plant in Ne
vada rivals Boulder Dam.
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WANTED-Young Girl or Man
to work in dry. cleaning estab-
iishnent. Apply, White Star
Cleaners, opposite Bowling AL
leys, Duval st. nov3-tf
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FOR SALE - Wicker Living
Room Set. Also, Piano. Cheap.
Apply 922 Eaton st. dec14-3tx
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WANTED - MATTRESSES, to
work from z pm. to IL mid
night. Habana-Madrid, Front
and Duval. Apply between 2
and 54p.m. dec10-6t
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League of Nations urges return
of old system for world trade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16

President says Philippines pro-
vide an independence pattern.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-16

Ray Vanatten and w. L. Step
hens have returned to Big Pine
Key and are living at the Sin
gleton place.
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Ford, who runs the light re-
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HELP WANTED-woman, white,
experienced, to cook and take
care of two small children. Live
in. Phone 582-W. dec12-7t
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WANTED-Truck Driver, Key
West Wholesale Grocery Com
pany, 900 Duval street.
dec14-tf
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PROFESSIONAL

LOUIS A. HARRIS
Attorney-at-Law
PIT Duval st. Phone 252
sept25-tf
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Two Walters. SAIL.
Good pay. dec10-6tx
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FOR SALE-Five-Room House,
furnished or unfinished. Write
Postoffice Box SO, Key West.
Can be seen any time.
b7" as dec12-14-16
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Tomorrow's Tides
Naval Base) -
High Tide Low TidA.
1870 am. 1881 ann
7:24 pm. e112.34- p.mIs
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BIG PINE KEY NOTES
BY We(L. STEVENS

A rock-crushirg machine and
a dragline were recently trans
ported by barge to Big Pine Key
in the slip, which is part of
Wesley Gibson's property.
The dragline and crusher are
to begin work on excavating
rock from the Perkins place.
Wesley Gibson is taking care
of the boss and his gang. B. E.
Calkins had a towing job with
his 42-foot cabin cruiser, which
towed the barge from Bahia
Honda to the slip.
Mr.. Gibson and Myrtle Gibson
are the king crawfishermen in
these parts, having caught many
more pounds than any one else.
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Willie Gibson is on the job
carrying the school children to
school at Marathon. He is do
ing some erawfishing with his
son! GV1
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Tomorrow's Almanac
Evening star., 1942-10-04
wocedia9 page

was glad the pistol no longer pressed
at her back.
Only a mile to 60. The plan would
have to be carried out at the last
minute. She did not dare risk even
q half mile afterwards. She began
to watch the road closely. A quarter
mile to 60 now. Then little ahead
on a down grade she saw what she
wanted, rock that stuck out of the
snow between the ruts. She stepped
on the gas and swung the wheel so
that the left rear of the car would
take it. There was lurch and a
cracking noise. She pulled back in
the .ruts again and apologized.
Ahead of her she could see Doctor
Erick's house set back in the field.
Behind it loomed the sheer precipice
of the mountain. A trodden path
wound in from the road. Further
ahead she could see the twinkle of
light that marked Trolem's farm.
She pulled up opposite the doc
tors and let the car slide back
against a drift.
Look, SIR she said, with an
effort, II came back for you. I drove
you honestly. I win 60 to Trolem's
with YOU if you wish. But, please,
may leave my little boy with the
doctor first? He is so ill, and I will
not be a minute"
,."Close that door," the leader Or
dered sharply. do you want to
freeze US? You may leave the boy.
He does look i'll. You have so far
been honest with us. There is no
other way from DR.. Erick's. We
will wait here in the car where it is
warm. Be quick"
Thank you! Thank you! she
said. her voice almost breaking.
81 will be quick. Come, Olaf"
Olaf was sleepy. He wriggled
slowly from the Germans lap. She
took him in her arms. II leave the
motor on she said. 80 we know
we can starr"
''Hwry and shut that door!'
YES. SIR" Agna tried to keep her
voice level. She stepped out into the
snow, taking deep breaths of the
cold, clean air. It had been a close
call, and she worried about Olaf.
She held him close as she stumbled
along, bending before the wind.
Behind her the little car looked
pitiful and powerless against the
snow-covered fields and dark noun
tains. No one could have guessed it
held four strong. heavily-armed men.
shrewd and ruthless. It looked too
innocent to be a death trap.
As che made her way slowly, very
slowly, down the path, certain
things began to arrange themselves
in her mind. The messenger would
be waiting. He could take Olaf and
the news of the naval base back with
him. After he had gone, there would
be plenty of work for Doctor Erick
and herself here. They could salvage
the radio from the staff car. and the
uniforms and guns and papers.
Arne Trolem would never betray
anyone again when they got through
with him. They would dump the
bodies and the staff car into the sea.
Olafstirred in her arms. Mother"
he asked anxiously, will you have
to 20 back to those men?"
IA
Evening star., 1942-10-04
ONE AGAINST Four
Continued fxozn preceding page
Continued from 4

snow, broken here and there by
ragged clumps of black pine trees
and bounded by towering mountains.
BY their side the little car looked
more old and useless than ever. The
men thought 50 too. and swore as
they crowded into the back seat.
''You will sit by the driver and
direct him." ordered the leader.
Agna had not thought of that.
Whatever the end of their dark
journey. she must drive. She thought
fast. ''Olaf, you sit on my lap" she
directed. He climbed up. and in the
confusion of thefcramped space she
reached under the instrument panel
and pulled the wire of the choke
out as far as it would 60. The metal
knob that showed on the panel didn't
work any more, and it was neces-
sary to feel underneath to know
whether the choke was in or out.
HE driver stepped on the starter.
The engine was flooded, and he got
nothing but sputter after sputter.
Excuse me-" said Agna, and
there was no need to put anxiety
in her voice. "You will wear out the
battery. 1t is weak"
The leader spoke from the back
seat: Get out. Hans. Let her drive"
II will try. but it is hard to start
in this cold. I should have left the
motor running" Agna pushed the
choke wire in as she slid over to the
wheel. One of the men protested in
hushed German, s'She might lead
us into a trap. Or run US into the
sea-"
bah, Hans will sit beside her and
watch. What could a woman do in
car with four armed men? And
anyway she came back for US when
she could have gone on. But 60
alowiy. Mrs. Jorgensen. We want to
see our way
''Well, drive carefully" said the
protester. and Agna felt something
hard press into her back.
Please" she said earnestly. DO
YOU think I want to injure my son?
The road is rough. and if your pistol
went off We might all die over cliff.
Please put it away. 1t makes me
nervous.
The leader spoke, the pressure
ceased. and Agna breathed relief.
The extra gas had dripped out.
the engine was still warm, and the
car started easily. Agna made face
at their warning against going fast.
With this load they were lucky to
have no more climbing. They could
not have made it. And how the
Germans would curse if they had to
get out in the wind! They were
afraid of the cold - that was their
weakness.
The leaders voice broke into her
thoughts from the back seat. This
old rattletrap is as chill as grave"
OLAF had been quiet all this time,
sitting stifay on Hans lap. Now he
spoke up. his shrill voice filled with
angry pride. I'VE have heater in
our car" ....
Turn it on" said the leader.
Are you trying to freeze Us, Mrs.?'
"The heater is on" said Agna.
1T 10 the window that is open,
Herr officer" said the German be-
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Prospectors Pulling Iron
From Winston-S Salem Greek

BY tre Associated Press.
WINSTON SALEM, N. C.-When
the Forty-Twoers of Winston-Salem,
N. c.. go panning in the creek, they
are looking for iron and not for gold.
The 1912 version of prospecting
yields heavy Jumps of Stag which
came from the factory on hill
above the creek. In pre-war days,
the Stag washed into the creek and
was forgotten. No shortage Of metal
was dreamed Of then.
Every morning finds dozens Of
folks, young and old, down in the
creek bed, prospecting with bare
hands, knives, or picks for the pre-
cious metal, identified from other
debris by Its weight. It is washed
out and carried to local scrap metal
dealers for sale.
The prospectors have reclaimed as
much as 5000 pounds of scrap a day.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
WV Department Head
To Be Auxi|iary's Guest

Mrs. Dorothy Lohman, depart
ment president of the Ladies' Auxil-
iary to the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, announced last night that
plans are being made for the next
meeting October %, when the de-
partment commander of the VFW
and his officers will be guests of
honor.
The departmental Red Cross
chairman, Mrs. Marie Anderson, is
offering a prize to the auxiliary and
also to the member who does the
most In Red Cross production be-
tween now and February l.
All-American Auxiliary, which re-
Gently visited patients of Ward G in
Mount Alto Hospital, will meet Oc-
tober 6 at Thomas Circle Club.
Police and Fire Auxiliary will
meet October 7 at the YWCA,
Seventh and E streets NV.
Federal Auxiliary will meet Oc-
tober 9 at the Thomas Circle Club
Past Presidents Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Bonnie Moore
tomorrow.
Club Eighteen Thirty will meet
Thursday night in conjunction with
meeting of Follow Me-Defense
Post.