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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-30
JUDGE MARRIES
SEVERAL COUPLES

County Judge Raymond R. Lore
was marrying judge" Saturday
afternoon.
AS a rule, Judge Lords office
as well as other offices in the
courthouse, is not open on Sat
urday afternoon, but six anxious
persons, three young men and
three young women, appealed to
him to come back when they got
their marriage licenses shortly
before noon on Saturday.
"How could l resist their re-
quests" Judge Lord said this
morning, when 1 knew that two
of the brideS-to-be had come
from their homes, far away from
Key West, to marry their boy
hood sweethearts?"
The couples married were:
Carl E. Woodley, %, of Mantle,
ILL.,, who is in the Navy, and
Verna M. Zeeck 81, who came
all the way from Havana, Ill,
to get married.
William G. Hogg, Is, of Pen
sacola, and Colleen M. Lain, IT.,
who came from Harmon Beach,
Calf, for the ceremony
Elmer Larry Hartman, Jr., of
Lamar, Colo, and Ida Mae Gebo,
20, of Pittsburgh, N. Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-30
HULL'S JIU JITSU
TURNS THE TRICK
BY SPOON RIVER SAM
APP Features Service Writer

THAT Yankee attack on North
Africa caused thud heard around
the world, when IL million stra-
tegists fell out of their armchairs.
When they picked themselves up
off the floor, they decided to let
Cordell Hull keep his job in the
state department.
1t looks like Cordell turned out
to be pretty foxy, switching the
tables on Adolf's henchmen.
Reckon Cordell's motto is, if you
mix in with them buns for a
spell, might as we'll get all the in
side dope you can out of 'em, like
he done with them sons of Vichy.
In these times a state depart
ment amt much account unless
it goes in for a little diplomatic
jiu jitsu on the side.
Diplomacy never was much
anyhow except a lot of conniving
covered up with a derby hat and
pair of striped pants. If you
don's get them pants dirty nova
days you'll get 'em took away
from you.
The modern diplomat has to be
a Oman first, and a diplomat
when he gets caught.
We've copied some of the enc
mics tricks and give 'em a little
refinement. You could usually
figure Hitler and Japan out, they
always went just opposite to the
way they acted. We go opposite
too, but the other fellow amt
sure about it till we've done went.
That's where the refinement
comes in.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-30
PUP KEEPS GUARD
ON MARINE SLIPPERS
(By Associated Press)

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 30
While Tom Boarman, Marine
sergeant, does his fighting some
where in the Pacific, his faithful
dog Bejo guards his slippers at
home. ,14si-
Tom picked up Bejo (named
after a Chinese beer) when she
was a lost and scared puppy. He
taught her to get his slippers
every night and to hold them
while he removed his shoes.
And ever since Tom went away
to war Bejo has carried his slip
pers each evening to the door
and awaited his homecoming.
After she decides he isn't going
to arrive she takes one Of the
slippers, lies in front of the fire
place and curls her paw around
it as she settles down for the
night.
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YACHT CLUB HOLDS
ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON

A few of the hardest souls
among the Key West Yacht Club
members survived Thanksgiving
with undiminished appetites and,
as a reward, were permitted to
enjoy the luxury of the new fur
niture in the rotunda of the club
house at noon on Saturday. =
On this occasion, the dispenser
of provender was Secretary F. H.
Wheeless, as Commodore Glenn
mer was unable to be present.
Those at the luncheon were
Secretary Wneeless, Everett w.
Russell, John Russell, Howard
Overlin, Ben D. Trevor. A. r. Muir
ray, Glenn c. Price, w. G.. Morris,
Charles S. Taylor and S. c. Single
ton.
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ARRIVE IN CITY

Mrs. Charles ElwOod, accom-
panied by her two children, ar
rived IN Key West on Saturday
evening from Miami to join Mr..
Elwood, who has been IN the
city for the past few weeks
They are stopping with Mrs
ElwOOd'S mother. Mrs. Fernando
Cato, at the home, corner Of
Fleming and William streets
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REGISTRATION
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
be stuck on the back window, if
the direction of the state motor
vehicle director is followed.
The price of the licenses this
year is the same as it was last
year, Collector Laid said this
morning.
AS Governor Holland has ex-
planned, the clip, instead of an en-
tire tag of tin is used, to save 100
tons of metal for use in war in
dustry plants.
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LITTLE WOMAN ROUTS
BANDIT

q KANSAS CITY.-When. a ban
dit threatened her, Mrs. Frances
Boston, 92-pound waitress, slam
med the restaurant cash register
shut, let out a yell and ran for
the kitchen. The bandit ran too
the other way-and left 80
cents of his own change on the
counter. .G@
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-30
COURTHOUSE HAS
LIGHTS RESTORED

The county courthouse has
lights again, after being without
them for two weeks.
Carl Bervaldi, chairman of
the county commissioners, took
action Saturday to have repaired
the cable that supplies the
courthouse with electricity. The
cable was cut when the digging
of the reservoir for the Florida
Keys Aqueduct Commission
started.
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MRS. AMELIA a. MALONE

Mrs Amelia Annie Malone, SO.
died Sunday morning at 5:15
o'clock.
Funeral services were held
2 o'clock this afternoon from the
Fleming Street Methodist Church.
Rev. w. B. Mundy, pastor, Off
ciated The body was placed in
the church at l o'clock.
Survivors include numerous
nieces and nephews.
Lopez Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
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WOMARS CLUB TO
MEET TOMORROW

There will be a regular bust
ness meeting of the Key West
Woman's Club held tomorrow
afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock,
at the clubhouse on Duval street.
Miss Minnie Porter Harris will
make her report on the conven-
ton which she attended at San
ford, Fla, recently. -
All members are requested to
be in attendance.
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RszkeL8
WILLIAMS HAVE SON

Announcement has been made
of the birth of a son this morning
at 6:15 to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Williams at their apartment, 808
AShe street. The new arrival
has been given the name of Aaron
Ronald.
Mother and baby are reported
to be getting along nicely.
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CHIEFLY IN INDIA

CHICAGO - Although the ca
Shew nut originated in South Am
erica it is now chiefly raised in In
dia where the Portuguese first in
troduced it.
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RUSSIANS PREPARE

Continued from Page One)
the clashes along the Don, the
communique SAID, seven German
tanks were destroyed and 900
Germans killed. In the fighting
in all areas in the last 10 days, the
otnmunique concluded $4,000
Germans have lost their lives.
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MRS. HELEN ". BOURGET

The body of Mrs. Helen v.
Bourget, 40, who died here Fri
day night. was sent Saturday
afternoon to BROOKLYN, N. Y, for
funeral services and burial.
Lopez Funeral Home handled
the arrangements for shipping
the remains.
The husband, Richard J. Bour-
get, accompanied the body home.
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WILL COST s2s4.oOG.Oo

ATLANTA.-The Central Val
ley water and power project IN
California will cost $264, 600, 600.
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FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Little
change in temperature tonight.
Florida: Occasional light scat
tered showers or drizzle over
central and northeast portions
this afternoon or tonight; slight
ly cooler over north portion to-
night.
Hatteras, N. c., to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft or
storm warnings have been issued.
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WANTED-Cashier, night work.
Apply Sidewalk Cafe.
nov30-2t
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FOR SALE-USED BED, in first
class condition. Reasonable
price. 525 Margaret ST.
nov30-3t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-3-Unit Apartment
House, recently modernized,
like new. Excellent return on
investment. Terms will be ar
ranged. 1100-1102 Margaret
Street. Old Island Realty
Service, 322 Simonton Street.
Phone 81. nov24-6t
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PROFESSIONAL
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Young Girl or Man
to work in dry cleaning estab-
ishment. Apply White Star
Cleaners, opposite Bowling AL
leys, Duval st. nov3-tf
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT
sssssssssssssssesesssee

Observation taken at $50 a. M,
E.W.T. City Office
Temperatures
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FOR SALE rooms of house
hold furniture. Apt. I'D, Jo-
Seph Yates Porter Place.
nov30-3tx
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FANS, AIR CONDITIONERS.
See Thomas at the Skating
Rink. septso-tf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16

The tltie in fee simple In and 10
all OF lot IS Of Industrial Subdivision
Of part ~ the NWA OF the %Wa 81
Section - TBS, RTE, CYpsilantl
Township. Washtenaw County, Mich
gan and the EA Of the SWL 81
section IL. rs, RE. tYpsiianti
Township NashienaW county,
michigan. according 10 the plat there
u recorded In Washtenaw County
Records.
interested Parties. Jacob ". Kofn
ana kotu. husband and wife
Genera! Delivery Washington y e..
SUBJECT 70 tax interests Of Auditor
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The title IN Tee simple in and 10
all Of lot 1855 OF Natsonia Park
subdivision. part Of the WI OF the
va. OF Section IS, and the Ei4 Of the
FL OF tho MEL. and the En- OF the
Sc. OF Section H. T3S RE. tYpsi-
lanti Township, Wss1tonsw County,.
Michigan. according TO the plat there
Of recorded in Liber n Plats. Pase
a.. Mashtensw County Records,
Interested Parties. Carl Brown and
- Brown, husband and wife
Union cts. Michigan. Subject TO tax
interests Of Auditor General. Lam
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PARCEL NO c.44c

TIE title IN fee simple IN and TO
al OF lots 1913 and 1894 OF Nstsou.a
farN subdivision OF part Of WI -
" = % section IS. Ei1 OF En- &
Me-. and + % SEt. OF Section ~.
TcS RE. tNpsilantt Township.
WasnteDaV County, Michigan at-
cordiug o. the plat thereof recorded
IN I.ibcr of Piats. page 50. WASH
teuaw County Records
Interested Parties Harry J Glu-
scllag and Bertha Gittschlsg. hus-
band and wife. 1925 Camden be-
troit. Michigan. subject 10 tax inter-
ests OF Auditor General Lansing,
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4 True Cory
frArs A so
Deputy Cierk
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PARCEL NO. C-54A
PARCEL no. c-54B

The title in fee simple in and 10
all 81 lot 1863 Of Watsonia PARK
Subdivision. a part Of the va Of the
W a OF Section 10, and the EIa OF the
Ei4 Of the NEA, and the Ell Of ihs
SEA Of Section H. T3S. RE. tYpsl-
lanu Towns hip. Wasatenaw County,,
Michigan. according 10 the plat there
Of recorded in Llber 8 OF Plats. Page
30, Wsshteuaw County Records
Interested Parties Mary Bledsos,
797 r. street. San Bernardino. Calf
fornia. Subject to tax interests %
Auditor General, Lansing, Michigan.
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FOR sALE-Three burner gasoline
stove with oven and storage
draw. Suitable for trailer or home
call eNenlnRs LIZ pineNood
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WANTED-good clean used rurni-
ture. Srivate sales anytime s57
Penniman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
Robinson. Auctioneer.
WANTED-iO cords dry kitchen
stove wood Phone 733-W-i.
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FOR SALE 9xle rug, wing chair.
power sewing machine. Seth Thorn
as mantel clock. davenport. table.
stand table, cabinet radio. call at
Ter SIX 2. m. zoos s. Congress
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HELP WANTED-Experie girl
capable Of managing fountain. Good
hours, good pay. Richardson Phar-
macy
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N HTTTE1 VIZ IIE N.
PARCEL NO. C-o4

The title IN fee simple in and 10
ali Of lots 1897 and 1888 OF Watsonia
Park Subdivision OF part Of the VIZ
Of the Wa Of Section 10, and the En-
of the ~ OF the NEA and the Eis
of the SE4 ~ Section ~. TBS RE.
CYpsilanu Township. Washtsnaw
County,, Michigan. according TO the
Plat thereof recorded IN Liber Of
Plats. Page 49, Washtenaw County
Records.
Interested Parties: Beulah Handy
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CONCORD GRAPES tomatoes
pick them yourself Frank Rom
ininski. l143 Ellis Road
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MODEL AIRCRAFT kits. and supp
lies. boats kites magazines. 4
price Hobby shop. 5l7 ". cross
NEW Davenports for trailer. also
oil burner and 3-way gas range
See Robert Strouse 2ii5 Holmes
Rd. Louis Trailer Park, Ypsiisnti-
FOR sALF-3o Gal hot water tank
and piping Perfect condition. 1885
nrag.Egf
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GIRL or woman for housework. two
adults, 924 Congress.
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FOR SALE Grapes SOC bu. Pick
them yourself, Bring baskets. $500
Stony Creek Rd
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Household Furnishings

HOME GROWN Honey Rock melons.
and tomatoes. 1910 r. Cross
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lady on mems and
women's alterations on clothing.
steady Job Apply at once. Dixie
shops. 125 W. Michigan. Phi. 1884,.
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GRAPES for sale, rs cents a bushel
pick them yourself Everett Wizard.
Jacksonville Apple Storage. Phone
432
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Announcements

A CERTIFIED 'fcdf1u. Res Len
ellie Richard So s. A. Read
INKS by apra 1'r7eH' Phone i-z--J
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TOMATOES while they last. Pick
them yourself i0c bu. Ypsilanti
Florist Shop $50 River.
FOR SALE-MacIntosh apples. Fred
Parsons, 50f5 Ellsworth I'd. Phone
9011.W-1
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Merchandise
Farm Products For Sale

HUDSON seal coat for sale, size 10.
in excellent condition. Also girls
coat, size lc or II. Phone 1898.
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HAMILTON ST.--close in, corner. IL
room modern attractive house
centrally located for income. Bea.
sonablN priced Terms X Peet
50 \. Huron st, 1871
NEW rooms and bath. oak and
pine floors. fun bdtl. sink and
cupboards, $500 with $500 down
Phone Ralph f. Smalldge. ESQ 95l
Pearl st
CLARK ROAD So acres on corner
with modern s room house, orch
ard H. Poet SO y. Huron st. 1871
BRAND NEW HOMES
On Forest. Stanley and Hemphiil
Streets. Prospect Park Subdi,i-
sion. $500. Five rooms. fun
basement with spare for recrea-
tion room. unfinished upstairs.
FLA loan available
MORTGAGES
CONVENTIONAL on r. n A.
Loans up TO 20 years TO pay,
low interest rates
SAVE FUEL
lnsulate your home with Kimsul.
Jobs promptly figured
+ RODGERS SYLVESTER
Authorized Mortgage Loan Soil
citor for the Prudential Insur-
ance Co Of America
501 +. Forest Ave. Phone 40.
SEVEN ROOM house and garage
81 900 90 Price with 5000 90 down
balance on terms. Inquire at l2s
Miles st
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Announcements
los,
Legal Notices

LADY wants ride 90 Ann Arbor
daily Phone egl-W.
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SIX burner gas stove s3s. four bur
ner gas stove So. 1917 -
American Oriental Rug. red. per
feet condition {35. Ice chest IS;
wardrobe trunk large fl2.
music stands 800 each. 10
IamnheIl phnnA IaAR
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House. For Bent
Farms For Sale

3?7 ACRES only $50 an acre IL
miles Ann Arhor. 10 miles Saline
Splendid dairy farm. Lot Of build
ings. Rent 5000 last year. taxes
$40. Any reasonable down pay
ment 323 Maple St
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beans. fresh picked
Tuesday. Friday nights. Other veg-
etables, flowers. 9l6 Railroad ST
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Financial
Business opporturltle.
Lives stock
Livestock For Sale
Livestock
Livestock For Sale

FOR sALE-Begis'ared year old
Irish setter. reasonable 90 right
part. 1904 y. congress Phone
1-4E-W
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LARGE meaty sub-acid. canning to-
mstoes, hand sorted. 800 hushel.
Mueller's $500 Whitaker Rd
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ELECTRIC ROAsTER and cabinet
base for sale cheap. Inquire $3.50
Crane I'd, YpstantL sundays or
week days from 800 a. m. 70 2:s0.
N m
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DAVENPORT AND CHAIR velour
covered. excellent condition. 1902
Pearl Phone Ibsn-R
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VasattnlV County,. Mi-Aisaa ac-
cordIur 90 tse plat thereof recorded
.n Librr Of Fiats PAGE So. WasI-
terAR County Records.
Interested Parties. Harry ]. Git
scalag ana Bertha GItfsolIag hus-
band and vie. 1880 camden, De-
ttllt Nl.h4.au. Sur.el % tax IN
t.rests 81 Auditor General. Lansing.
Micaigsa.
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Trailer Space For Rent
Trailer Space For sale

WHY LIVE ln q trailer camp when
you.Can park on your own lot
miles from the Bomber Plant For
a down payment ~ $50 and 10
per month you can own the lana
you live on. Property such as inis
T. scarce There IFS no other place
where you can own your lot Tor
the price you NOW pay "a park your
trailer. You can't 80 wrong Reply
nov. TO-DAY, BOX MY, care
Press
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FURNITURE, dishes at private sale
2ii River ST.
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HEAVY OAK Buffet, dining tables
and chairs. 40 ". Forest
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Wanted To Buy

exhaust rams Elsc-
trio Motor Shop 10 2. Huron
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rARcEL NO. Can

lie Uts ~ zee simple IN and 10
all q lots 1873. $50. ana 1874 q
Natscula Park SuodlN IsIVn OF part ~
NJ Of M % section IS, ~ ~
ga Of NEa and ~ 81 sen ~
section H. I5S. K5E tNpsuanu
Township, MasltenAw county
Nllniyar h.Cord.us 20 the plat
Thereon recorded ln Llber s % Plats.
Page 81. NashteuaW County Records.
Interested PARTIES Harry J GIFT
scA.ag and Bertha GittsChlag lus-
band and " lie. .3-5 Camden. Detroit
Michigan subject 10 tax interests OF
A.L-l.r Nl.r..aL Ian.-nr MirhLEAn
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II - = = : = y
PARCEL NO. GAY

PARCEL NO. CAT
The title IN fee simple in and To
ali ~ lot 1850 Of Wstsonia Park
subdivision. a part Of the W. Of tho
Wa Of Section 10, and the En- Of the
En- ~ the NEa and the -. 81 the
SEi. Of Section II. T3s. RIFE, tYpsi.
lanti Township, WasAtenaw County,,
Michigan, according 10 the plat there
Of recorded in Liher Of Plats. PAGE
30, Wasntenaw County Records
Interested Parties. j. W. Garrison
and Ada Garrison. husband and wife
Central Lake, Michigan. subject 20
tax interests OF Auditor General,
Evening star., 1942-04-17
260 Ohio Convicfs Drill
In Hope 10 Don Khaki
w me Associated Press.

Ny the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. April IL
Ohio Penitentiary's defense legion"
wants to trade prison gray for Uncle
Sans khaki.
Drilling four nights a week, 260
convicts are preparing for a place
in Americas armed forceS-if the
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commits
sion grants them freedom and mill
tary services.
The admiring warden and COM
manding offlcer, Gen. Frank D,
Henderson, says that in three
months most OF the group would be
ready for the Army. The unit uses
dummy guns.
Il can pick 1000 men out Of this
prison and stand them up against
any troops in the world, said Capt.
J. c. Delong. an ex-soldier and
prison employe
Henderson, former Ohio adjutant
general and a World War major,
and other prison officials picked the
260 from $500 volunteers among the
penitentiarys $500 inmates.
Only firSt-termerS whose crimes
do not bar them from military serv-
ice have been taken into the unit.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Senator Gives
Nomesoke Job
Sight Unseen
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
This line struck Senator Lister
Hill "Vsledictory: Lister Hill
Jones"
II was on the program Of COM
mencement exercises at the Geor-
giana (Ala0 High School, The
school had mailed an invitation and
program to the Senator.
That was last June. The Senator
hadn't known Of his nameSake be-
fore. but resolved to look him up
some time,
Not long ago vacancy occurred
on the Senator's patronage, a clerk
ship with time divided between the
Senate post ONCE and Mr. Hills own
ONCE. The Senator thought OF
Lister Hill Jones. He wrote him q
letter offering the JOB to him. The
boy accepted
He turned out TO be a strapping
lad of is. He was born Just one
month after Lister Hill was nom
mated for Congress from that dis
trict the first time. In his spare
time the boy goes to Q business col
kge here.