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Evening star., 1942-12-15
City Officials Call
For Financial Aid 10
Their municipalities
Wartime Brings Many
New Fund Problems,
Group Report Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-Many of the
Nations municipal officials, con-
cerned over wartime city financial
problems, want Santa Claus to leave
bag Of gold under their Christmas
trees.
The American Municipal Asso-
citation said today that financial
developments brought on by the
war were causing city officials their
greatest worry. The groups find
lngs followed a survey of municipal
programs for 1943 adopted by city
officials in "a States at league meet
ings.
Need for additional funds and
fiscal planning, the association said
the survey disclosed, was created in
part by demands for additional mu-
nicipal services, especially In war
industry areas, and a shrinkage in
local property tax revenues accom-
panied by inequitable distribution
OF State-collected revenues.
The association said that munich
pal leagues of Is States have asked
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Hopkins Stoff to Send
Medical Books to Russiu
pvfh> A.Sor;at>d pras,

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE; Dec. 15.-Medical
books collected by Johns Hopkins
Hospital doctors, nurses and medical
students will 60 to the First Medi-
cal Institute OF Kharkov, now
evacuated to a new site behind the
Russian lines.
The school. which moved to new
quarters November /, has requested
standard American medical texts for
the instruction of its students.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Congratulations Win
Lucky Luwbreukers

BY the Associated Press
KANSAS SCITY.-Policeman Nell
Will Norton halted pedestrian at
busy downtown intersection, shook
the mans hand warmly and con-
graduated him.
You violated a city ordinance
and walked against a red light, but
you made it and weren't killed." he
said politely.
It's effective, too, explained Police
man Norton later: even better than
an arrest.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Aircraft Workers Vote
And. Dance to Swinq

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE.-Boeing aircraft work.
ers have shown the world something
new and supercolossal in election
technique. They did it to swing
vaudeville and jitterbugging
They combined the election OF
four union business agents with a
Christmas party. Voting machines
lined the sides of the dance floor in
the huge Civic Auditorium. All the
boys and gals had to do was waltz
by the machines and pull the
handles.
Evening star., 1942-12-15

organized at Quantico, Va. in July,
194l. The squadron flew to San
Diego, Calf. late in 1941, and was
transferred to the combat area last
Sep ember.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24
Che Tacoma Qtme.

Published every week Gay arc
Tacoma Times Publishing 20
Market st. Tacoma, Wash. -s.x ~
The Times delivered ot "a s.nts
per month ~ NAL outside The $40
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n washington 80 cents Per "''N'-
o. per year a,
= Entered as second class n1s,ge.
Tire post office a. Isconk 4
under the act Of Congress-
1879 NAE
Telephone all departments NAL
si5i x.rx.
World Wide leased wire DeNs
ice through TIE United Press
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The Tacoma Times VII no' ~
sumo financial responsDlIly -
any errors which may sppe tss
advertisements published IN
columns. In those instahe -
the psDer Is At fault. u.,..-
print that mart ~ tns asirsl
ment in Whieh the EpekiNp''.
mistake occurs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24

WANTED 70 rant o. ls<s~ Z bedroom
h0sEs 10 god NORTH kn1 ~ lske@
eistfset b<&tton. Cad Nh, y g.
1TUAArh. manager ~ Hfs1><&<s
Eron Dnpsrt<n<ns s.cfs. nit<@asss
rK<fsfoskH bsnt< 1fss rom ana AIS
shinsss . ss.fss. e., s'ass 70 s'sa
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Wanted 10 Rent

NanTyD--A modern s~s<n-sm. hone
Ia No Egd. nesf s1lse<sl and Dis<
line viii tsk< sssf's $3.50
United Pacific insurance Co.
Employees Housing Service
7sz NJ Hslsns Medical Arts fsi1x.
Bftosdssy lisa or Lakewood s3se
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24

WoMKs's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Al Lutheran Cornp.zs hisxson. 1915
Pacific ave. 10 NJ 70 n
MA s4ss sxoept saturdays
EXPERIENCED woman wishes day
SorE on Tl1ssdAy and ThurscAy. stc
hour. caxfars OAFinnd ools.
ExPKET Wallpaper cleaning co1s
reasonably Also houss cleaning
Call MAE ss1s
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Business Space

FOUR ROONs-I,osnstalr sso. szs
Hgltf Anderson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-24

r.AROE airy offias-yuiIy squipD<e
ezsnfaftabls outer lcDb3. Two main
te.epbons lines. chesls business
iocasio1 s&erstafial ssfgtcss fur
naafso FDf fuftE<s tffoFnssloh
cal AAin It'll,
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-26
Don't Forqe+ the Poll Tax

Action on the Geyer Anti-Poll Tax Bill has
been postponed by the Senate Judiciary Committee
at the time of writing.
Thanks to overwhelming popular PRESSURE the
House passed bill to abolish the poll tax For the
same reason, there comparatively few express
sons of opposition in the Senate, and prospects of
passage of the Geyer bill are excellent if it can be
brought to vote soon.
The chief danger is stalling and sidetracking.
Labor unonists, and all others who are really
concerned about our democracy, must continue to
keep after their Senator's demanding speedy action
to wipe out the poll tax.
This is an urgent measure that must not
be delayed And now particularly, just before cleo
TONS the members of Congress should be interested
to know how the voters are thinking.
Don't leave them in doubt.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-26
Look at The Record

There is no doubt as to the stand of the Con-
gressmen running for reelection on Nov. 3. Their
voting record tells the story.
Find out how they stood on the soak the poor
and sparetherich features of the worst tax bill in
history on the poll tax, on the Presidents seven
point program, anu labor and progressive WIN
the-war legislation generally.
Your CIO union will give you the facts on them
and on other candidates.
Vote only for CIO-endorsed candidates who will
go about for victory behind our COMMANDMENTS
Chief.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-26
A Lead From Conqress

1t is comforting to find signs of craftsmanship
in Congress which has produced such an atrocious
tax bill and has been responsible for so many OBJ
structions to vital domestic war measures like the
Presidents seven-point program
Labor refuses to join with those shady and
near-fascist elements that always seeking
to ridcue and undermine Congress. Its
criticisms constructive and designed to make
Congress the vital democratic force it should
be.
So rejoice to know that while Dies COM
mittee has been doing much to bring Congress
into contempt, there is another House committee
that has been working quietly and effectively to
deem the reputation of Congress and to give the
democratic leadership we should expect from it.
We refer to the Tolan committee, originally
formed to investigate defense migration This COM
mittee without balyhoo, has conducted long and
exhaustive hearings and Investigations. 1t has pro-
duced number of reports which go to the roots of
many major problems and recommend serious
and practical measures for their solution.
The latest report of the Tolan committee deals
with Changes Needed for Effective Mobilization
of Manpower." But because of the committees
realistic and thorough approach, it has inevitably
reached the conclusion that the manpower problem
cannot be separated from other war problems.
1t has produced a comprehensive and states
manlike document on Americas total war mo-
bilization, which is most far-reaching in its inn
pcatiOns
The committee makes caustic criticisms of adj
ministrative bunglings and inadequaces, many OF
which parallel the criticisms repeatedly made by
the Go. But it goes beyond personal and detailed
criticism to delve into the root of botenecks,
shortages and the like.
The committee reaches the general
conclusion as did CLIO President Murray, when
he evolved his industry council plan, namely
that the fundamental need is for a centralized,
coordnated planning and administrative set-up
for the Economic mobilization of America"
The committees ideas also parallel those of
the CIO in its emphasis on the need for labor par
ticipation in the top planning councils and on
cooperative action rather than compulsion to solve
such problems as the manpower crisis.
Specifically, the Toan committee calls for the
establishment of an Office of War Mobilization to
plan coordinate and direct whole war economy,
including production, manpower mobilization and
economic sterilization
One should express no snap judgment on the
many specific and far-reaching suggestions of this
report It deserves the most thoughtful and thor
ough study by labor, business farmers and govern
ment.
But what can be said without hesitation is
Evening star., 1942-06-28
LAKE JACKSON

Special. Groom log cabin. bath, running
water, elec.. stone fireplace: price, $1,000;
small down payment. balance monthly.
Don't miss this; near Manassas Va, 30 mi.
out: beating. swimming fishing: l2-mi.
lake. Call Manassas tVaD l2-F-i, or
drive out
Evening star., 1942-06-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STORE AND APARTMENT, ILLINOIS
ave, facing Georgia ave: growing busi-
ness location. occupied S9.25O For IN
formation call LOUFT. National 1880.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-FIREPRooF
BLDG, , stores, large basement, apis.
Ideal for plumber or other contractor.
r. ELLIOTT MIDDLETON,
Invest Blde RE 1871
Evening star., 1942-06-28
soos wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va;
r...rS,+ ASi9 Glebe 31l1.
Estate Fairfax Hunt Section.

On 53 acres beautifully Temodeled home ,ITs
All nreDlace opening onto large terrace
large dining room, modern kitchen maio
room and bath End f.. master oearm,; 11v
suite Of > rms and bath Oil heat. Guess
house, studio room. fireplace each Cl, enc; enc
bath, . bedrooms above. 3 box staHs CIV CIV
stall. spring. S3O,ODO. Also Will 4eh'
furn. or unfurn.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
soOs Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va, Va,
(JleDe y
Evening star., 1942-06-28
SHOPS FOR RENT.

90l 18th ST. NV
MONTH INCLUDING HEAT
L. w. GROOMES
l71a Eye ST NV
Evening star., 1942-06-28
SUMMER CAMPS.

PINE TREE CAMP, FOR GIRLS. Mr. Po.
conc conc Manor Manor Pa~.3l,, Sr! or 2 mos.
CAMP MONTROSE HAS NO VACANCIES
until Aug. ], at which time there will be
four Heservatlons now beng taken. Se5
a month: Catalogue. MR.. and MRS. L A.
RANDALL Clarksvllle Nd
Evening star., 1942-06-28
CppTNG GARDEN

Historic old brick. dating llIo or earLed5 ored
h6out u one Gie' acre res ground inciosed with brick
walls oriEinal floors and woodTofIff If 20 to
risbt a library with fireplace opening onto
terrace to the left large ;0 dining nsnr rom 4m
aTeplace modem. fully equipped kitchen.
End Il. 3o-ft. master bedrm;; flreplace. =
closets other bedrms., . other pains: -
car garage. laundry maid room an9 d,ss oasn'
oil h-w.h Small barn, tooI tooInogTSee' gHe
Grapes, garden. shrubbery; 80 o9v' ,v
$4,000 cash. Shown by appointment only
ROMYE LAMBORN,
6oos wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va:
Evening star., 1942-06-28
RENT OR SALE.
tContinued,)

mansion with 3@ rooms. l6 baths. guest
house 10 rooms, 3 baths: 5-room guest
house; lovely beach. boathouse. tennis
court, etc. Suitable for ambassador or
royalty. 3 miles from ANNAPOLIS on mouth
nf WarSald lnSo
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdUS.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
CAMP AKEI,A
LOTS FOR SALE.

Boys. a 10 IL. limit 35; opens June *.
Supervised sports. wholesome diet, bus
connections: reasonable. EO 1882,
Evening star., 1942-06-28
FINE OPEN VIEW.

ATTRACTIVE BRICK COLONIAL HOME
OF 3 bedrooms and > baths in one OF the
newer and better residential sections of Ar
lington. The house is less than year old
and its owner an Army ofncer has Just
this home is a dining room with picture
window affordine an excellent view of
wooded valley. On 1Oc bus. Priced at
&l4750.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER co.
2o5l wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 3l3l, Glebe 3434.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
$500 DOWN,

ARLINGTON. VA.
Rest Ike rfnI mi S3sn Ill TP heat fo4 tie
bath stove, cabinet brs l0c zone ano
stores blocks. schools block. Out
Wilson blvd. 10 Buchanson s.; turn Tight'
a blocks to 9th st. turn left on 9th
Is3o snd 4S4l N 9th st
Evening star., 1942-06-28
sS8.950.

6-rn brick Colonial. fine ArlInston neigh
stsirvsy TO storage attic; large side porch.
fun basement with lavatory, bullt-ln gar.
nice yard, shade trees. 10c bus.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO,
cO51 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
Chestnut 313l. Glepe 30
Evening star., 1942-06-28

HEIRS, NEED MONEY?
>, On Estates. Trusts: Inheritances. Etc
II: M. MEDNICK. 504 Katz Bldg. BALTIC. Nd
Evening star., 1942-06-28

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED FOR INVESTMENT. HOUSES,
stores or small apts Give address and cash
price. Box 49l-K. Star
DIRECT FROM OWNER, APARTMENT
wanted by private party. CO. Os94
Evening star., 1942-06-28

from District line. approved by F. H A
for defense housing: ready to build; sewer
water and gas $3.50 ca $4,000 viii
handle Box z03-L. Star
BARGAIN. TWO LOTS. sY00-CHEVERLY
Nd on GRADE anc bus line a pickup
WAR1NG,' WA 1892. eve. or before
10 m osr
LOW-COST HOUSING SITES. LOTS ~.
~. 45. As. Square 1851; plans available
OWNER. Box 35O-R, Star.
FINE BLDG SITE ON NAYLOR RD AND
10th ST. s.e.-S,6ll So fl 50'xl12' Lot
%. So. $40: 1915. NE. 3715.
DEFENSE APT HOUSE LOT, lI5xll5.
on main thoroughfare on bus line IN
Nv. section. sligo $685.
Helght-Will sacrifice for immediate sale.
Call Monday. NE oSSl
Evening star., 1942-06-28
ATTRACTIVE ESTATE
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB.

NEAR COUN l II 7 OLOD.
On three beautiful acres; This rambling
o bstbs is Situated in the country club
section GTsn0 Of Arlington, Va. within 2 blks.
of bus transp. and Is min downtown
Of iandscaped grounds abounding in trees.
Shrubs and flowers of all descriptions:
real vegetable garden Of about acre
in the rear Of the well-kept lawn. Modern
to the last detail, the dwelling is oi pteaS 9eiHe
room with fireplace large dining room.
breakfast room equipped kitchen, master
bedroom with fireplace and full oatn,
6rst foor; . additional rooms on the 2nd
floor are avail. for guest rooms or servants
a large screened porch overlooking the
garden: shower bath and laundry trays
in the basement, oil heat and many other
extras Inspect by appointment ST. 300.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
2O5l Wilson Blvd. Arllneton Va.
Chestnut 313l. GleDe 34of
Evening star., 1942-06-28
An Estate for the Duration.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNiSHED
Brsnd-new home. 25 miles Washington
Directly on bus line. located on 1000
acre farm. LIST f.-Huse living rm. with
many picture windows fireplace; large IL
brary; large hall: powder room with glass
shower: dining rm., buffers pantry; kitch-
en-; laundry End h.-Master bedrm FIRE
place. pvt, bath. beautiful view; other
bedrms. . baths: 3 servants rms. and
bath: Venetian blinds throughout, Gear
garage. Accommodations for riding horses.
Lease and references required
ROMYE LAMBORN.
6oos Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

WHY POSTPONE THE JOY OF COUNTRY
ljving' Why spend time searching for
unsuitable locations? Secure your family
from city risks and do little subsistence
farming on the side. We have from l to
25 acres, wooded and cleared. with rea-
sonable restrictions, nearby Va. and Nd.
from Sl50 per acre UP. Buy now and
be ready to build after the duration
N c. HINES A. SON CH 044O
Evening star., 1942-06-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

! CASINO COMMISsIoN-CAsH.
| ! personally will nay cash for houses,
mats, stores or apartment houses. 9. G.
| DUTY. 1929 Vermont ave. MA. 1882.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
(rnntippad

s;HlpR9oM scE. ,sS Sa, MoDESN iS. n,Iie HOUSE ON
concrete cellar. air:eonditioned heat; oil
SSIi5a %HsS eis!ss's SSS .nnsss,,. na5:
Alex: 5a16. once open today from 9 to s.
HOUSE IN THE WOODS. IL ACRES, BUT
only about 800 feet from bus line. Suit
aoe for sSecasOn AND no fr
ss.n ttf5sn ost effs5lfsy So aHs r.
17l9 st. NV. MA. 1885.
TNor IN cHEy5nLY MDnqNoALow ~ 59S Ai1f,
attic AMI. SO months. a G1 HyattsvllIe via SOLO
FAIRFAx-e-RooM MOD HOME; SHADE
trees, large lawn. garden spot. Clean and
excel. cond Can Monday, Fairfax 81.
sinia. sla5. wi. 5sii. ~ VIII ''
FOR RENT FURNISHED, FOR JULY AND
August S-r. and bath virginia century -old
Ds wit" sIsn' .nd Ss" Hi
suiIdins i si5S 5oqs per nonth. e' ME- mG oe5s S
BRAN. ,Sn. HOME .ANHAM Mp FOR
26c-ift, LIVING loom bedroom large kitchen,
serYlns snd floor: trsnsportstion exchansed
TO Washington If agreeable: SIS per mo-.
year lease: references required. Avail
able July 1st. Call ia. S155 after 6
pm or Sun. any time
MODERN 7-RooM HOUSE, ALL I'M
provements. Near Cedar Grove, s miles
north OF Gaithersburg; $50 per month.
FRED B. CUSHMAN,
$40 Frederick Ave. Gaithersbura, Nd.
Gaithersburg 29e. Open Sunday.
PRIVATE HOME
For executive or responsible person; beau
tiful brick home 4 bedrooms. ia baths,
full cement basement. built-in garage,
large living room with fireplace, 3 porches.
elec. stove, and REFRIGERATOR; larEe lawn
lent bus service, 10 min. Chevy Chase
Circe Must be seen to be appreciated.
Rockville 33a-R or KenSinaton 5a2-W
Evening star., 1942-06-28
SUMMER HOMES.

ATLANTIC CITY-5-RooM APT. FURN.
1SAACSON, 140 N. Maine ave 2s'
ATTRACTIVE NEW COTTAGE IN MTs,
farm country. by week, month or long term.
Beautiful view. Reas. OIL. 3179.
MOUNTAIN SUNiER HOME Mr. OAK
land. Md. 165 mi. Wash. D. c.. on Route
so; ! 4 rms 25 acres fruit trees. sts oies.
rfdle path, \ open nreplaces, $500 fl.
above sea level; price, 81. 500 Informa.
Md
RUSTIC CABIN FURNISHED, IN VA
Allegheny MtS., ! u mi c. a. o. station and
stores. Modern plumbing. large growing
garden. Gorgeous scenery; absolute prI-
from Washington. EN-. 2s12
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS, II MILES
White Sulphur. near c. O. Railroad, (
hours Washington, l4-room English manor
house. 10 acres informal gardens baths.
adapted to entertaining. Rent. si5a
month. or by season Address MILTON
HALL Box l40. Covington, Va.
JULY lst TO NOV. SUMNER HOME
overlooking the Severn River; spacious
living room, kitchen and shower bath 3
bedrooms. also very large downstairs bed
room; large screened porch and sun deck:
completely furnished, $500 See r W.
Manor. Md. or phone EN- 3343'
Evening star., 1942-06-28
81 10000.
ORIGlNAlIY PRICED AT $40 nnn %


1,o2 18th 81. NV
uoesi location for physiclan's SIN )
Aololns tn" large English home on
northwest corner. at Juniper street. with
eversreens ana the novel fence Of wrought
iron tron, oet~efn soo f1s stone pots Lot 81 teet
eoncreta alley IN rear, skirts cool Rock
Greek Valley and overlooks the beautiful
Sunken garden next door with its artistic
ponds and fountains. ornamsnted BY the
nnest stonevork. and separated from the
lot oy a splendid dos-prooi, hemlocx
hedge Phone National 5000, PHILLIPS
CANBY. INC. l0l2 18th 81 NV
s BEAUTIFUL LOTS FOR FOUR FAMILY
spas1ments sasl IN IN snythea.t IN G. water;
and paid for; bus passes lots, not far
from CONGRESS Helshts. Atlantic street,
East OF South Capitol street. Sarsains,
$3.50 per lot.
number Of splendid building sites for
four-iamlly apartments in Minnesota ave-
nue. area. between B and D streets ell
improvements, bus service: at $1,000 to
projects
Evening star., 1942-06-28
BEALL TURNER L. CO.,

COLORED
Larse corner lot in fine Northeast sec
time to get ready to build a home of your
own IN the future. Phone daily or Sunday,
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO..
50Ol E. Capitol ST Realtors Ii 354n
Evening star., 1942-06-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ON LEE HIGHWAY IN CHERRYDALE-
5000 So IT. OF ground for apt. or business
property. 81 per 50. IT, or reasonable
discount for cash. OK. 1040.
BUY VICTORY BONDS,
Then buy real estate. the . safest ins
vestments. See US for lot or farm. Q
business or apartment site.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
CH. 060O. 3sl5 Lee Highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print 1t
without fear and without favor; never be
afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right;
always fight for progress; never be the Or
gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique.
faction or Glass; always do its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue,
commend good done by Individual or organ
ization; tolerant of others rights, views and
opinions: print only news that will elevate
and not contaminate the reader; never COM
promise with principle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
THREE GOWNS

A dark, pink cloud of oleander
here
And so l thought-how lovely for
a gown;
A petal-woven gown that / could
wear
On silver hill-topS, far above this
town.
Or tamarind-lace to trail
across a floor
In sweeping folds of jade, wind
brushed and sweet
That could ssy-no gown was
worn before
That knew the touch of sun. and
rain. and heat.
oh If I knew an elf, with will
ing heart
And nimble fingers-used to
fairy thread
I'd open up the pages of my
heart
To show three gowns and
one-hibiScus-red.
BARBARA GREENE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS

lie Sanders, Arthur Bozo,
Janice Saunders, Eliza
beth Schumacher, Peggy
White, Rosalee Camalier,
Kenneth Larsen. Ruth
Rose DiNegro, Herman
Cerezo, Herbert Eschen.
Henry De Armas, Harry
Williams. Betty Mae
Hedges, Shirley Tiff, Mil
dred Tiff, Betty Lou
Boza, Frances Mora, Am
paro Divide, Winfred Ruth
Worrall;
l .50-Giselda Calleja, Betty June
Kendrick, Daniel Sal
gado. Clarence Simpson,
Stanley Higgs, Harry
Sawyer, Kenneth Kerr,
Mabel Bair, ANGELA
.Acevedo, Sesyle JoSlin,
Sylvia Lones and Meryl
Rowe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
Today In History

18O3-U. S. frigate Philadel-
phia, runs aground off Tripoli,
then at war with us, and crew of
some 800 Americans surrender.
1864-Nevada admitted to
Statehood.
1873 - International Bridge
across the Niagara completed.
1917-(25 years ago. Brazil mo-
bilizes army to suppress threat
ened revolt of Germans in Bra
I'll.
193O-It is revealed that a
bootlegger active in U. S. Senate
Building-still Prohibition days.
1939-President Roosevelt pro-
claims Thanksgiving week ahead
of traditional date to aid bust
ness.
1941-U. S. destroyer Reuben
James torpedoed off Iceland.
1941-U. S. army takes over
Bendix, N. J., plant