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Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

the bombs Of British planes
When Omar khayyam was writing his
Rubaiyat thousand years ago he had as a
friend a hlacl-bearded, slit-eycd man named
Hassan ben Sabah. who captured by cunning
schemery the ancient castle of Aamut in
Persia. He became known as the Old Man
Of the Mountains.
He claimed descent from the Prophet and
gathered around him the Ismailcah, Mos
lem sect whose members believed themselves
to be the children Of Fatima, Mahomcts
daughter.
But Hassan formed the order Of Hashishin.
The name was derived from the drug, hashish
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

walls sixty feet high and fourteen thick. bat
tlemented and bored for artillery Within
those grim boundaries were arsenals fabulous
stores OF food and drink and loot worth
millions And filthy torture chambers in
(which the depraved leader stimulated HIM
Fself by watching the hideous torments his
dope-maddened followers inflicted on their
screaming victims.
There were marble pavions, too, dainty
nests with cool verandahs sparkling foun-
tans, silken rugs and soft divans where
lolled the most beautiful and most vicious
women in the East
But the Golden Kot was not proof against
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

with which hc piled his followers. Hassan
was an ambitious man who sought to rule
the world He could do it only by murder;
murder for profit or fun.
Hashish is practically the same thing as
maujuana. Its effect on half-starved peasants
was tremendous
Mcsser Marco Polo, that extraordinary
Italian trader and ambassador, passed through
Hassan's country on the way TO Tartary
and reported the Assassins and their methods:
The leaders of that blasphcmous sect
would seek out young men and ply them with
the drug until they became hopeless addcts.
Then, druggcd 20 insensblity, they would
he transported 60 the secret and lovely gar
dens Of Alamut
The bcmuscd youths awoke to find them
selves surrounded by delicious foods. Beau
uful slave girls came TO bathe them in scented
waters and cothc them in rich garments.
Music came to them, played by sloe-cycd
houris.
The Heaven Of the Prophet moaned the
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
BY BRIAN O'BRIEN

~AYED sABNATULLAH SHAH. Pr of PagSro- -hered-
tary cheftain of the Eur errorists in Sind Province
- Northern India claimed to be a direct descendant
the Old Man the Mountain who sent his crazed
TO say Caiphs Princes, Kings and commoners
his stronghold at Aamut.
kept up ancestors ghastly habits
wickedness the horrible torture
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

But that didn't stop his Fedais or
high priests. They made lists Of all
in authority and commenced a cam
paign of murders that would have
put a blush TO tho checks Of our
most ambitious gangsters.
Drastic action had 10 be taken
So parachute troops used for the
first time In India. were sent 10 Sind
They dropped from the sky like To-
Gusts and chased the unwashed ia
natics from their hideouts.
But it wasn't all beer and skittles
The Hurs ambushed sentries. cut
their throats and retired, yelling. into
the hills. brandishing stolen weapons
They pillaged and burned peaceful
villages. They poisoned wells, ham
strung mules and their women
"crcpt out 20 cut up what remained
in the most vivid Kipling manner.
Indian. troops hating the Lurs
unclean onesl. as they called them,
hunted them like rats. Like water
rats, in fact. For the Lurs concealed
themselves deep in the slime of their
muddy waterholes crouching there
clinging TO plugged rifles and breath
ing through reeds that just broke
the surface.
But a keen-eyed Punjabi sepoy
spotted "A strange reed with a freshly
cut stem. So for luck he tossed a
Mills grenade into a certain pond
That which came up was certainly
strange FISH for such a spot. SO,
every watcrholc was similarly treated.
until the few survivors managed to
barricade themselves in the Pirs
ancient stronghold the Golden Kot.
That sinister fort was enclosed in
...nlla aiA.t,. fcni kirh nL.L f,,l.tc. tl..
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

Hassan ben Sabah. The Old Man
of the Mountains, Who. Thou
sand Years Ago, Captured the
Fortress Of Alamut in Persia and
Started the Murder Sect. the
Assassins, Who, Mad With the
Drug Hashish. Slaughtered High
and Low at Their Leaders Bid
ding. (From an Old Print.)
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

But only until recently. Then, oiled scented
clothed in finest silks and rarb but greasy furs,
he dropped screaming insults under the rifles
Of a British firing squad.
Last year tho Pr was arrested for "conspiring
to wage war against the King Emperor" King
George VI
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

orenfaI Pr Of Pagoro Copied +he Terrorism SET Up
Centuries Ago by Hussun Lord Of The Assassns. But
Instead Of Cleaning Up Like His Ancient Model He
Was Blasted by Parofroopers From His Golden For
tress and Peppered With Rifle Bullets
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
COUNTY BOARD SENDS
LIQUOR APPLICATIONS
TO STATE DEPARTMENT

The County Commissioners act
ed last night on two applications
to sell liquor, one from Tom and
Mary Hanley for the Blind Pig,
at 400 Greene street, and another
from Raul vasquez for Rauls
Club, 600 Division street.
The application will be sent to
the State Beverage Department,
which, in turn, will send an inves-
tigator to Key West. The granting
or refusal of the licenses depends
on the report the investigator will
make to the department.
Harry Harris, Commissioners
from the fifth district, was in Key
West yesterday, but he did not at
tend the meeting last night, as he
has not yet heard from his letter
containing a photostatic copy OF
mis- discharge from the army
which he sent to Governor Hol-
land last Saturday.
Aquilino Lopez, Jr., acted as
county attorney last night in the
absence of Julius Stone, who is in
Washington in connection with
decisions of the OPA rent-ceiline
office in Key West.
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y. -. ~ ~. ~ ~
DEMOCRATIC UNIT
PLANS FOR MEET
WILL ENDORSE CANDIDATE
FOR SCHOOL BOARD
POSITION

The Monroe County Democratic
Executive Committee will meet
either tonight or Friday evening
to endorse a candidate for mem
Der of the Local School Board, due
to the resignation of Allan B.
Cleare, who has been named the
successor of Lieutenant Com
mander Melvin E. Russell as super
intendent of public instruction in
Monroe County.
Benjamin d. Trevor. chairman
of the committee, said this morn
ing that, if the meeting is held to-
night, he will not be present, as
he leaves the city this afternoon
on a business trip, but added that,
if it is held Friday evening he will
be in attendance.
Two candidates, Gerald Saun-
ders and Charles E. Roberts, are
aspirants for the vacancy, though
one of them told The Citizen today
that there are others in the field.
George F. Archer is also aspir-
ing for the position.
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GERMAN THRUST
Is TURNED INTO
REAL MASSACRE
NAILS AND ITALIANS ARE
STILL TRYING TO CAP.
TURE BRIDcEHEAD EsTAB
LIsHED BY REDS
tBy Associated Pre.sD

MOSCOW, April i7.-Today's
communique said that the Ger
mans made a powerful attack
today all along the front at
Leningrad, and that the Rus
slams turned it Into a mas
sacre".
No Mans Land, across which
the Germans charged, was lit
tered with dead after the at
tackers We're beaten back to
their former positions.
German and Italian forces are
still trying to capture the
brideghead the Reds established
across the, Donets River 10 days
ago on the side occupied by the
enemy. Two more attacks were
made this morning, and the
communique said they were
hurled back with heavy enemy
losses as had been the dozens of
charges that had preceded them.
1t was further reported that,
during the night, the Russians
made a surprise attack on a
small German bridgehead in the
Caucasus and captured it after
bitter fighting.
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order that residents may be able
to place their trash and garbage
near the front entrance to their
premises on the days that col
lections are made. 1t was shown
that it was rather difficult for
the operators of the trucks to
take refuse from the rear of the
different residences.
A letter was read from E. p.
Winter stating that a member
of the Citizens and Taxpayers
unit had registered complaints
regarding the issuance of GER
tain building permit for struc-
lures proposed to be built in
Key. West.
The protest was made against
the issuance of permit to erect
other than single family dwell
ings in the area of South street,
Seminole street, Leon street
and Tropical street.
1t was stated that PERM. to
erect other than single family
unit would be in violation of the
coming law.
The Citizens and Taxpayers
group petitioned the council to
refuse building permit, which
was said to be in violation of the
law within the area mentioned.
The matter was referred to the
Zoning Board.
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County Commissioners In Mood
For Making Various Donations

months to one man: they voted TO
give SIS a week to another; they
voted to give a woman SIS TO pay
medical expenses; they voted
to give a Miami weekly paper
$50 for a half-page advertise
ment,, and they voted IN favor Of
a state pension bill that would
give $40 a month TO everybody n
the state who is IS years Of age or
more.
This bill IS Sponsored by q pen
sion group that are campaigning
as actively as the Tewnsendites
used To campaign for 500 a month
for every oldster IN the Unitsd
States. 400 iEat H1a iaef
Apparently, the commissioning
did not give thought ~. Gover
nor Hollands message of yestef-
day, wherein he was trying TO find
ways and means TO pay the pen
sions to elderly people that now is
in effect. Already, other sources
must be tapped for revenue to
meet the states present pension
roll, but the commissioners. Judg-
ing by their votes last night, IA
vor forcing the state to 60 even
further than it has to 60 70 meet
its present pension obligations.
One of he commissioners VINO
Continued on Page Four
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Waves To occqpy U. S. Marine
Hospital Here; Confirmation
Made By Capt. c. E. Reordan


The Citizen yesterday after
noon received, after it had gone
to press, a telegraphic message
from the Associated Press, two
from Senator Claude Pepper and
one from Senator Charles o. An
drews, containing the information
that $4,000 had been appropriat-
ed for contingent of WAVES,
who will arrive here shortly.
The messages also said that $15,-
900 had been appropriated for
the construction of lone addi-
tional high explosive magazine at
Fleming Key in connection with
the Naval Operating Base in Key
West"
This morning the following
statement, regarding the appro-
priation for the quarters for the
WAVES, which will be in the for
mer Marine Hospital, was issued
by the Naval Operation Base:
Captain c.. E. Reordan, Com
mandant of the Naval Operating
Base in Key West, announced to-
day that he had been advised by
the Navy Department that an APP
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preparation of $4,000 had been
made available for remodeling the
old Marine Hospital which is TO be
used as a barracks for WAVES.
Captain Reordan said that re-
modelling work had already been
started and, upon completion of
the project, the structure would
accommodate more than 100 per-
sons.
THE announcement by the
Naval Operating Bases COM
mandant ended speculation which
had been current for several
weeks, that. Key West would be
designated as boot camp" for a
contingent of WAVES.
Captain Reordan declined to
announce the exact number of
young women who would be in
"boot camp" but it was estimat-
ed that the building would offer
facilities for more than 100 per-
sons.
THE first group of WAVES
will arrive in Key West within six
weeks or perhaps sooner, depend
ing upon completion of the re-
modelling program"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
MAUDIE E. JOHNSON
COMMISSIONED THIRD
OFFICER In WAACs

PORT DIES MONIES, Iowa,
April 7.--Mlaudie e. Johnson of
1890 Vernon Avea Key West,
Fla, has been commissioned a
Third Officer in the Women's
Army Auxiliary Corps.
She was selected for Officer
training on the basis of her ability
and record of work as an Auxiliary
in the WAAC. Third Officer is the
WAAC equivalent of Second Lieu
tenant.
She will be assigned to an ex-
ecutive position in the WAAC
Corps Immediately taking over a
non-combatant Army job releas-
ing soldier for combat duty, or
participating in the expanded
WAC training program which
eventually will replace a full field
Army with trained womanpower
in behind-the-lines Army jobs.
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Council Decides On HAVING
New city Charter Published
MMMMNNMNMA
BRITISH IMPERIALS
MEET WITH SETBACK
ny Associated Press,

=
cHUNGKING. April -
The British Imperials. whose
successes had been unbroken
since their invasion of Bur-
ma. suffered setback yester-
day. it was officially reported
today.
Under heavy Japanese fire.
including bombs dropped by
dive bomkers. the British
were forced TO fall back to
straighten salient in their
lines. orc as was officially re-
ported. ITO make .readjustr
ments."
But the Chinese were sue
cessful against the Japs in
throwing back a countersat-
tsck. in which several thou
sand Japs were wounded or
killed. The defeat was attrib-
uted to the Japs' maneuver-
ing in trying TO launch a sur
prise attack. but the Chinese
outsmarted them
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cember l TO April 10, as is al
present the case
Should the bill become a law,
the three tracks in Miami VIII
be permitted to operate 90 days
each, without the three being in
operation at any one time.
A three percent tax is col
lected from the tracks, and Papy
said the extra revenue Is need
ed by the counties TO offset IN
a measure the revenue former
ly received from horse and dog
tracks. He pointed out that in
former seasons the amount to-
tailed from $4,000 to $4,000 for
each county, whereas this year
the sum will be only $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
Judge Albury 10 Officiate
At Municipal Court During
Absence OF Presiding Judge

The City Council at IFS meet
ing last night in conjunction
with Mayor Willard M. AlburY.
granted two weeks vacation
TO City Judge w. p. Archer. be.
ginning the first of the coming
week. II was decided 10 have
Judge William ". AlburY of the
Criminal Court of Record. off,
ciate during Judge Archer's
absence.
A letter was read from the
Board of Public Works stating
that repairs had been made to
Ann street opposite the fire sta
ton.
The appointments of Leon
Johnson and Joseph Cerezo as
special police by Mayor Willard
M. Albury were confirmed by
the council.
j. r. Daniels was appointed
as a member of the Key West
Housing Authority, replacing
Melvin E. Russell, who is now
in the United States Coast Guard
service.
The resignation of Peter
Matcovitch, fireman, was read
and accepted.
A letter was read from the
Southern Diaries in Miami stat
ing that the demand for milk
had become so great that the
company was not able to serve
all those needing this product.
However, the firm stated that it
would continue to send milk
here during the emergency if the
law against this was revoked for
the time being. The matter was
referred to the welfare commit
tee.
1t was ordered that the garb-
age ordinance be amended in
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Terrific Blasting Of Shell And
Fire Concentrated On ROIlTlGPS
Positions Just North Of GabGS
Papy's Bill To Extend Dog
Racing Season Passed Today
By House OF Representatives
,By Associated Pre~sD
TALLAHASSEE, April

TALLAHASSEE. April T.
House of Representatives today
passed a bill sponsored by Rep
resentative Bernie C.. PapY of
Monroe. chairman of the amuse-
ment committee. that would ex-
tend the dog-racing season in
Florida from April 10 to May 81.
Under the provisions of the
bill, tracks would be operated in
Florida from November Is to
May 81, instead of from De-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
Mass Meeting Called For
Friday, April Is, To
Hear Complaints Rela-
tive To Document

The City Council in regular
session convened last night. took
up the proposed new city char
ter for final consideration, and
after a short discussion Of its
provisions. decided TO approve
the document. and ordered that
It be published in The Key West
Citizen on Monday. April IL. in
order that il may be read by
the entire public.
A mass meeting has been call
ed by the council for Friday
night. April Is. at Q o'clock. al
tie City Hall. when the citizenry
will be afforded an opportunity
to register any complaint that
may be had against any of the
provisions Of the charter.
II the public appears to be
satisfied with the new charter.
it will be forwarded immediate
lY to Representative Bernie C.
PapY at Tallahassee for its val
idaiion by the legislature.
An application was received
from 42s Greene street for a
liquor license. and the matter
was referred to the taxation
committee for investigation.
A resolution was adopted en-.
dorsing J. Lancelot Lester fol-
reappointment to the position Of
Assistant State Attorney Of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit in and
for Monroe County. 1t was or.
dered that copy of the resolu.
ton be forwarded TO Governor
Spessard L. Holland. and also a
copy be sent to Stanley Mil
ledge. who was elected state at
torney at the last election.
Reginald Priichard. head Of
the Prifehard Funeral Home. ad.
dressed the council and stated
that grave spaces in the city
cemetery was becoming a great
problem through the shortage Of
ground for burial purposes. Il
was ordered that committee
be appointed TO ascertain il
there was any available land ad
jaceni to the cemetery that car
be purchased at this time.
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Five Hundred Cznnon In
Hands OF British Army
Under Command Of
General Montgomery


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
NEW SCHOOLS HEAD
EXPECTS TO QUALIFY
WITHIN TWO WEEKS

Allan B. Cleare, who wired his
resignation as member of the Lo-
cal School Board, to Governor
Holland, expects to be qualified in
from 10 days to two weeks.
Meanwhile, Lieutenant Com
mander Melvin E. Russell will
continue to serve as superintend-
ent until Mr.. Cleare receives his
commission.
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GERMANS WANT 70 BE CAPTURED?

ALGIERS-Comen here about the capturing of than g.
600 yesterday large of whom
General Montgomery conferred Marshal Rone order
summarily While
that the Germans yesterday launched uss attacks
against while the attacks
their height hundreds
Italians they adverse fighting
being captured they
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
J1TTERY OVER SECOND FRONT

LONDON-Radio Berlin today that
hold conference the
Bremen protective about the possibility
the either Of
Italy the of France Holland Both Ger
man be itterY the iinenee
of attack to second front.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
CAPTAIN E. F. TREVOR
md FAMILY ARRIVE
IN KEY WEST Fer VISIT

Captain Edwin 2 Trevor. Eho
Is stationed a. the Aberdeen Pro
ing Grounds IN Msryiand. srrfVs 4
here yesterday sccomrznlF-o -
his little daughter JuGv. - wl~it
her parents. Mr- and Mr. BenF-
min D. Trevor. and other UeU1s-s
Of his family
As his leave q sbsence - orssf-
Captain Trevor leaves KEY 49,
this afternoon for ms pest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

The County Commissioners, the
five of them, Carl Bervaldi, Max
imo Valdez, w. A. Parrish, j..
Frank Roberts and Edward Co
mez, were in a generous mood at
their meeting last night.
They voted to give $50 worth of
groceries month for three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

Macarthur continuing his air attacks
Japs of the Southwest Pacific officially
today Yesterday New Britain New
Guinea and the The heave raid carried out against
the bio jap base at Salamaua New Guinea. g.
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SINCE 18TH CENTURY

d NEW YORK.--Only since the
eighteenth century have separ-
ate shoe lasts been used for the
right and left foot. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
AMERICANS KILLED 500

Radio Berlin today American flyers
killed 500 persons Monday military detectives
Antwerp. tfss
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. M. April Z,
l943, as reported by the u. S.
Weather Bureau:
Highest Lowest
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tBy Associated Press.

BRITISH COMMEND GENERAL EISENHOWER
LoNDoN-Britain officially today declared its fun agreement
with General Eisenhower his all talks
between French leaders North Africa political
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
WOMAN ASKS COUNTY
BOARD FOR PERMIT
TO CARRY REVOLVER

The County Commissioners
get requests of various kinds.
though most of them are for
donations" but last night
they received request that.
so far as could be determined.
had never been made here be-
fore. an
a woman petitioned the
commissioners for a permit to
carry a revolver; she said
that she worked in a night
club and that she needed the
weapon for protection.
The request was refused.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
Ell ACTO DE ANOCHE EN- HONOR
DE LA REPUBLICA ESPANOLA
Sc reunieron los miembros de la Junta
de Cultura y de la Alianza Espanola

la necesidad de ayuda "a los que
en- ell mundo luchan por la liber-
tad de todos los oprimidos.
Cit6 la carta de Succar para
probar que los republicanos deben
tomar la ofensiva, que contra los
osados Y "desmemoriados" es la
mejor defensa.
AL terminar su oracion ell Sr.
Manteiga Sc lie aplaudio calurosa-
mente.
Sc bario un debate sobre las in
dicaciones hechas por nuestro di-
rector en- su discurso y hablaron
con mucho atildamiento, dando
nuevas pruebas de su amor a la
Rep1blica Y sus derechos, la Sra.
Carmen Ramirez, presidenta de
las Damas de la Junta de Cultu-
IA; Leon Blanco, ell inteligente
companero; Dfaz Rogue, hermano
de Paquito; Mauricio Gutierrez,
ell energetic "Montanes'; Ramo-
min Rodriguez, Ell incansable lucha
dor, Inclan y otros.
Todos destacaron su devotion a
la RepIblica y la necesidad de que
Sc ayude a los rep~ublicanos espa-
holes Y particularmente a los que
combaten las maniobras fascistas
del os monarquicos y sus partida-
rios.
Quedo acordado hacer una cues
taci6n en- las fabricas para ayu-
dar a la Alianza por un Mundo
Libre, mandandole 10 que Sc re-
caude al Sr. Succar, de modo que
el y Don Julio Alvarez del Vayo
puedan seguir los trabajos educa-
tivos recientemente iniciados por
ellos en- Washington.
Hay muchos elementos semide-
mocraticos en- Washington que a.
ceptan la o~rientacion monarquica,
en- cuanto a Espana, de algunos
influyentes pohticos conservado-
res ingleses.
Sc decide tambien atender la
petici6n del pintor Quintanilla Y
mas tarde acudir en- socorro de los