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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
100 PRIESTS TO ATTEND

About 100 priests and many lal
friends Of the late bishop Will &C
from Detroit 10 Grand Rapids foi
the funeral mass, Jed by Arch
bishop Mooney and AHNiliarS
Bishop Stephen s Woznicki
Archbishop Mooney praised the
work Of Bishop PlagonS. SAYING
The news Of Bishop Plagens'
death has been received with a
deep feeling ~ Sorruw nv those
who knew him In Detroit.
80 YEARS IN DIOCESE
"HiS winning personality and
prieStly kindness endeareda him
10 all Who came In contact with
him during his 80 wears of serV-
ice in ms diocese.
AN auxiliary bishop and vicar
general Of Detroit for l2 wears,
he grAciouslX and xealouslv full
filled ministry that makes all
Catholic people hts debtors.
he Catholics uf Detroit will.
1 am sure, ferNenily remember
him in their prayers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

WOODWARD AT GRATfoT Telephone Cherry $500
Store Hours; 945 5'45 p m. Saturdays p.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
BASEBALL DIAMOND
NOW COMPLETED

The baseball diamond IN the
Key West Stadium has been I'm
Ished and the left and center
fields are in good condition, but
the right tied must De PIT a.
better shape before the Opening
game is played, il was announce
Today.
That is one of the matters tlai
viii be discussed a. a meeting O.
be held in City Hall tonight. bc-
ginning at 9 O'Clock.
Other matters 10 be given con
siueration are the erection "a
shower baths, a clubhouse small
structures to be rented as cones
sions and a ticket office.
The first work TO be done Exit
be improvements in right field. 50
that games may be started al an
early date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
DISCLOSED that 'SHANGRI-LA' WAS
AIRPLANE CARRIER FROM WHICH MANY
PLANES TOOK OFF FOR RAID ON JAPAN

WASHINGTON. April 21-The
Shanghai" the war depart
ment spoke about as the place
from where Major General Jim
my Doolittle and his squadron
of planes raided Japan year
ago yesterday, was disclosed
today to be an airplane carrier
that approached to within $50
rifles OF that country.
The planes left the carrier at
800 o'clock in the morning of
April 20, 1912, and not single
one of them was lost, although
Is of them made crash landings
and one of them landed on
Russian soil in Siberia. Before
the crash landing, in some in
stances, crews aboard the planes
made parachute jumps, and one
man was killed and two are
missing out of the total of "a.
George Radulovich, who was
aboard the carrier, gave the
following account of the raid:
Our carrier was a part of a
force that left a west coast port
early in April. We were not
told where we were going be-
cause we had number OF Mitch
ell bombers on deck. They took
up SO much room that our own
complement of fighter and pa
troll planes was below deck"
Three days out, the crew of
the fleet was informed of the
nature of their misSion-a bomb
ing raid on Tokyo, IS Yokohama
and other military detectives in
1apanrlit toa 10 gsdtedw 7is
Everyonel aboard eursu carrier
whistled, cheered and threw up
their hats when we got this
wore, be- recalled. a Yu8aE7 q
The fleet sighted two Jap
fishing boats within $50 miles
of Japan, Radulovich said, but
before the boats could give a
warning by wireless they were
sunk. A short time later a Jap
destroyer was seen and prompt
ly sent to the bottom.
We were about $50 miles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
ROOSEVELT AND PRESIDENT OF
MEXICO CONTINUE DISCUSSIONS
ON MATTERS BEARING ON WAR

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-Af-
ter their historic conference in
Monterey YestercsY. President
Rcosevelt and President Manuel
Avile Camscho, of Mexico. arrived
this morning in this country and
ere continuing their discussions
that may result in Mexico's full
cooperation in the war-effort.
That country has declared war
on Germany but its participation
in the war-effort has been linn
tied.
President Roosevelt, in dis
cussing this morning his visit to
Mexico, characterized it as most
successful. President Camacho has
been pro-Ally ever since he has
been in office. and he has fr'=-
quently taken action against the
NaZiS who live in Mexico, par l.
cularly in taking precautions that
no acts of sabotage be committed.
The two presidents also dis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
TOKYO TO GET BLOCK
BUSTERS"

WASHINGTON.-The War De-
artment announced today that
Tokyo. as well as other Japan
csc cities will hear the tEun
derous explosions and see the
devastating destruction of block
busters. such as has created a
reign of dread among the people
N Germany. When the raids on
japan will begin. is a military
secret, and from what bases
they will be made are also close
lY guarded secrets. though it is
expected that most of the raids
will be made from Chinese bas-
es with comparatively close
striking distance of Japan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
AND WHOLESALE GROCERS
HOLD CONFERENCE This MORNING

Local grocers retail and wholesale a conference
this morning in the Key West Chamber Commerce offices
with R. S. Miller. representative of
minsration in Florida discuss shortages commodities
in Key West
Paul G. Albury who discussed the situation with Mr.
Miller when he in Key West ago. presided
the meeting.
was decided following lengthy discussion organize
foods industry committee Key West purpose
ordins the efforts of obtaining
general nature Mr. Miller said he felt confident
such committee operating efficiently situation
Key West will be improved in every way.
The committee. it be position to keep
its fingers the commodity market in Key just
TIRE is indication of impending shortage in
any fcodsuff action be taken Immediately
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
FOR SALE

Schooner James T. J0uett wifh
engine and tender Halcyune 70
the highest and best bidder. SALE
TO be held Nav I, 1919. IN The Of
flee Of the County Judge Of Mon
roe County. At 1000 A. NJ Fur
Their information MAJ be obtainac
from the County judges OfGc-.
SD WILLIAM B. SMITH
As Administrator of the Es.ste of
Joshua B. Smith. deceased.
APRIL "a. 1912
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
CITY Council Receives -Four
Applications For Position
Of Captain Of NIGHT Police
SITTING In WITH
The LAWMAKERS
By RUSSELL KAY
(Florida Press Association

@@CS0~~~-~
Polly Rose Ralfe, official pub
Usher of the log of Florida's
Ship of State" came bounding
into the legislative halls with
armloads of her l943 edition of
"Florida's Government" . Get
a program, folks, get a scoreeard
you can't enjoy the game I'M
less you can identify the play
ersr :. But it contains plenty OF
worthwhile information and is
cheap at the price.
During the debate on the
CLOSED shop" resolution in the
House. an opponent had some I'M
complimentary things to saw about
the "Damyankees, forgetting
that the Hon. Speaker came from
Illinois. as did Representatives
Ledy and Wiseheart, while Lyle
Smith halls from Nebraska and
derry Collins from Vermont Cts
positively revolving. And while
we are on the subject, do you
know the difference between a
Yankee" and a 'Damyankee?"
Well, Yankee" is q guy who
comes down here and stays a lit
tie while and goes back, while
a ''Damyankee" is guy who
comes down here and stays.
And the boys we send ''over
there" are Yanks no matter where
they come from.
1t seems that Representatives
, Joe Jenkins of Alachua and
Thomas b. Dowda of Putnam were
comforting on the proper strategy
in the House battle over the
CLOSED shop" issue. Tom accused
Joe of being hard-headed, 4 may
be hard-headed," replied Joe,
"but I'm not obstinate = there's a
difference, you know. Sure,
know" replied Dowda, "a niger
is hard-headed and mule is OBJ
stinate."
Despite all the signs you sec
around cautioning folks against
''loose talk" the rumor boys are
having another Roman Holiday.
! They are so eager to let you in on
the know" and slip you the
Confidential that you aren't
even asked to "lend an ear"-they
Just grab you and start pouring
! the information. Here are a few
samples: Boyce Williams will be
a candidate for Governor with
Spessard's official bleSsing-Hol-
land won't run against Claude
Holland will run against Claude
Dewey Dye is the boy, he's sure
shot for Governor-Nuts, Bill
Stands will be the next Chief Ex-
ecutive-Lek Green can't be beat
and he's a sure bet-Keep your
eve on Mark Wilcox-Don't forget
Fuller Warren-Millard Caldwell
(Conti2ued on Page Six.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21

from Tokyo when the deck
were cleared for the bombers &
take off" he said. Jimmy Doc
little was pilot of the first siir
OF lake Oft He cIrcled arounU
our force until all his plans
were in the air. Then he cot
them into formation and headed
tovars Tokyo"
RadulOvilh said that after the
bombers disappeared over the
horizon 1--WE turned around and
really made knots TO get away
from there"
The carrier which RadulOvich
was aboard was sunk several
months later. He was one OF
the survivors and is now sta
toned on another ship
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
British Eighth Army n
flies Great Damage La
Terrific Smash On ERe-
my


ALGIERS. April zI.-Azziu
he hard hitting British Eish1z
army has hznns-ed Mz-zzzl
irwin Ronmsrs forces Enss So
lssioa.
Sh-ruE after nasdaizzt H.
--Cruins. MS heavy guns A.
own q bzrrage On Ez--sTs
oziIi0zs az Ezfi1zxils al
racnczIlY pounded thez IN,
INST. and Just as seen as fhs
artillery ss0Fped Erins Bridsh
-znks ard infantry IN z.oz1-lzs5
sshiclss male . fsrcziozs eaz-ss
hat did MT ss07 IA Al e n
5dsxiTe YVES n British hsz5z-
RonneL sxEzsz1lT uszEzz1=
Tunis. maze far EsaEzizs H.
|SS-E 3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
HEAVY RAID ON GERMANY WAS
BIRTHDAY PRESENT FOR HITLER
ny Associated Prr.sl

LONDON. April 2l.-What styled today
something of birthday Hitler heavy
raids the Raj carried out lest night in Germany.
Berlin Stretn and Rostock cities
that were pastered by the British bombers The fasying
quick Mosquito bombers blasting
Berlin and the four dropped two and four
ton block busters Stettn Rostock
The Air Ministry said that each success
full and that industrial and plants destroy
ed in the three cities The participant
ed in the raids given ministry said that 81
planes lost.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21

cussed the entrance into this
country of Mexicans to engage in
seasonal jobs, chiefly in agricul-
ture.
The President was accompanied
by Undersecretary of State Sum-
Fner Welles and Phillip w. Bonsal,
chief of the state department di-
vision of American republics. Also
in the American party were the
chief executives military aides,
Maj. Gen. Edwin NJ. Watson and
Rear Admiral Wilson Brown, as
well as the full presidential sec
retariat.
Francisco Castillo Najera. Mex
lean ambassador to the United
States; lWelles, BonsaI and Watson
joined the Presidents party late
Monday at Fort Worth.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt also got
aboard the presidential special at
Fort Worth with Mrs. Elliott
Continued on Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21

LATE BULLETINS
(By Associated Pressl
ELMER DAVIS QUESTIONED

WASHINGTON.-Eimer Davis.
head of the Office of War In
formation. was questioned today
by senate committee regarding
tie assertions of Ia resigned writ
ers that information given out
TO the public by the Owl is
"sugar-coated". Mr.. Davis main.
tsined that the news supplied
the American public by his Of
flee adheres strictly TO the re-
ports given him by various gov
ernmental agencies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
WILLIAM MALONE
COMING TO CITY
WILL ADDRESS JOINT MEET.
ING OF LODGES TOMoR,
ROW EVENING

William H. Malone, who, for
many years, was active i'm Key
West as an attorney, a rcpresen-
tative, a senator and as mayor,
will arrive here tomorrow, and,
IN the evening. will address a joint
meeting of Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs in the Golden Eagle Hall
on Petronia street.
Mr.. Malone has been active in
Oddfellowship in Florida for more
than 40 years. He passed through
all the chairs in local lodge and
all of them in the grand lodge al
so. He was grand master more
than 20 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
Chief OF Police To Act AS
Captain Until Appoint
ment Is Made To Fill
Vacancy

The City Council. at its regu-
lar meeting last night. received
four applications for the position
of Captain of Night Police.
which was made vacant by the
resignation of Alberto Camera.
who has accepted employment
at the Navy Yard.
The applicants were w. j.
Walker. Ray Atwell and Hector
Castro. members of the city po-
lice force. and Robert J. Lewis.
who is employed as caretaker at
the incinerator grounds.
AT its meeting on Monday
night. the council stated that
the appointment of the new
captain of police would be left
up to Mayor Willard M. Albury.
with the council to confirm the
appointment. but Mayor AlbuIy
addressed the council last night
and stated most emphatically
that he could not make regu-
lar appointment to the position.
but that he would make a fem
rcrarY one. with the council to
select the regular appointee at
IFS next regular meeting.
Inc mayor stared: mere Is
not going TO be any buck-pass-
ing in making this appointment.
1t is the duty of the council TO
take this action. and / will not
go beyond making a temporary
appointment TO the position"
Mayor AlburY informed the
council that he was hurriedly
called out of the city on Monday
evening TO attend a meeting in
Continued on Page Six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
OPA INCREASES COUPON
VALUES

WASHINGToN.-The OPA an
nounced TODAY the increase of the
values of some of its coupons in
the purchasing of certain foods.
particularly canned vegetables
and fruits and fruit juices. In some
cases the number of points for
the acquisition of those foods has
been decreased as much as SO per
cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
TO REMEDY ACUTE LABOR
SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON. - The Man
power Com mission tick action To-
day that will result in the transfer
ct some laborers to areFs where
shor ages in their particular line
CT work is acute. The order applies
to war as well as industrial plants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
PLAY BALL! TODAY'S MAGIC
WORDS

NEW YORK.-Early this after
noon II was reported that eight
teams IN the Nstional and Amer
ican leagues in the West will play
their scheduled nsmes but If was
uncertain whether or not the
Eastern teams will meet for their
seasons openers is1a99G3 g
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
REDS BATTLING TOWARD SEA

MOSCOW.-Russian troops to-
day are reported battling toward
The Black Sea and the Sea of Azov.
and are hurting back the Axis
torces In both these areas. In one
attack. the communique said. the
Reds killed Loco enemy troops
and destroyed six of their tanks.
Elsewhere along the far flung
Russian front lit1ie action was re-
ported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
Marshal ROmmel'S Forces
Pounded Into Submission
mAwGw.AmAw1awASgEwA&w. S
PHONE 9150 WITH
PAPER COMPLAINT

Citizen subscribers wlao.
heretofore called The Citizen
office on failure 40 receive
their papers are requested
heretofore to call the Island
City Book Store. Phone slS0.
from which the service viii be
given. If you have not re-
ceived your paoer by S P. m.
phone your address 70 slSo.
Complaints viii be accepted
until 7 u. IN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
KNIGHTS ROSE CROIx

All resident end soiourrins
knights Rose crcix are invited &c
Join with Us in the MzpndY Thurs
taY Ceremonial April q. es01 p.r7-.
Scottish Rite Hall H
FRANK Q. WEECH. e KC-H.
Vie Master.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21
hlllIIIIIlllInlIlIIllIIIllIIIIIiIlIlllIlIlHlGIlR
DADE LODGE No. IA. F. 9, A. M

Regular communication win be
held Wednesday at 8 b. m, in
Scottish Rite Hail. corner Eaton
and Simonton SITS: All Master
Masons are cordially invited
F. o. WEIGH, Secretary.
BY order Of the VIM,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21

Key West, Florida. has &c
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range OF only Ia Fahrenk 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-21

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Male Help Wanted

AUTO MECHANIC Must hsy. tools. top
wager New car dealer, Si7s East
Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
DETROIT TIMES CLASSIFIED READERS!

You will undoubtedly marked reduction in the
size Of the Classified advertisements in many of the
which heretofore have included advertise
of unlimited space. The reduction in the sire of
such advertisements is in order that The De-
toit Times co-operaes with the United States govern
in the present newsprint conservation program.
hope that readers of The Detroit Times CLASH
fled section will appreciate the fact that although The
Detroit Times Classified advertisements condensed,
nevertheless they still be considered the best
guide in Detroit for Classified advertising readers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NEWS!

In order TO cooperate with the United States govern
newsprint conservation measure The Detroit
Times has been forced make changes in the ar
rangement of its various sections and features
AS result. each Sunday when necessity demands the
Real Estate and Building pages will be presented
the first OF The Detroit Times Classified
In this issue readers will find The Detroit Times Real
Estate and Building pages in section 2 pages and 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Death Aotices

.rACK Aug. 10 Ida M. dear mother Of
Thomas A., sister OF Mrs. Violet Nc
Dtosh Mrs. LEILA stafford, Mrs. Myrtle
james Misses AisaTetta and Clara Black
well Services ~ the Armstrong Funeral
Home 10000 Puritan avenue, Monday a.
= 2. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
MOLDENHAUER- Willbranct notie

WILLIAM Emma. August 10. beloved
vile Of Francis v. (BilD Williams. dear
mother Of Alice Anderson and Duane hul-
yey sister % FriedA WesEinger. Bertha
Hauser. Charles Thiede and Amy Coombs
Deceased WAS member ~ Hayward
Chapter No 81, q. v s, and Columbus
Rebeccah Lodge. No. 424 Services from X
Harold Ling Funeral Home. si5 East
Grand Blvd Monday, 30 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

COHEN Isadore y, beloved husband OF
safe: father OF Mrs Ben Lebowitz
Mrs Irving saliter. Mrs. Nathan Liber-
man and James J. brother OF sam, Mrs
Fannie sm0lowitz. and Mrs. NJ ROsen oi
Toronto. Services Lewis Brothers Chapel
1889 John r.. sunday, 2 D. m.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
h~eA Rag
Beer Production Cur

Australia has cut down produc.
ton OF beer one-third and restrict
ed drink advertisements. The Band
OF Hope is urging the churches to
back even more drastic action.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

trunk healed over. 1t was shorter
at the end and much more blunt.
but Alice was able to use 1t to
pick things up. and to supply her.
self with all the food and water
she needed.
That was case in which an ele-.
phant lost part of its trunk and
lived. In a state of nature, the
accident probably would not have
turned out so well.
The tender treatment of Alice Is
only one of many examples which
might be given to show how ele-
plants are treated in ZOOS.
Experts watch the feet OF ZOO
elephants. The toenails are trimmed
of with a file or with sandpaper.
Sometimes elephants suffer from
stomach ache, and are given medi-
cine. Certain ZOOS have used gin
and ginger" for this purpose, and
at one zoo an elephant became
fond OF the medicine. His name was
Zip. and he used to roll on the
ground and make believe he had
stomach ache - so he could get
more medicine! This trick worked
several times, but the keepers At
last figured it out. i
The famous African elephant,
Jumbo. had a keeper named Mat.
thew Scott, who was the only per.
son ne would obey at the London
ZOO. When Barnum bought Jumbo
to show to the American public, he
also hired the keeper.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Uncle Roy's Corner

Yesterday I said that an elephant
almost surely would die" without
Its trunk Today wish to speak of
an African elephant which lost part
of her trunk and lived.
Her name was Alice, and she
lived in the London ZOO. One morn
ing = keeper found the end of her
trunk--a piece about foot long
lying on the ground. Alice was
soaking the rest of the trunk In =
tank of cold water.
just how the trunk was cut, no
one knows. 1t Is believed that she
put her trunk In her mouth to
blow down some water and then,
by accident. bit the end, coughing
1t up later.
In any case. the end was off.
Alice kept her injured trunk in the
water until the bleeding stopped.
Later she was fed with biscuits
and other pieces OF food which
were tossed into her mouth. She
was supplied with water from
hose.
Days and weeks passed, and the
Evening star., 1943-08-12

possesses one more toe than the one
shown In the accompanying illu-
stration. The latter does not ven-
ture as far north as his cousin.
Both are restricted to the deep
humid forests of South and Central
America, and they most certainly
desire to be let alone.
Never does the sloth come to
the ground voluntarily. He is built
for life in the trees. His strong
sharp claws hold firmly to positions
taken. Sometimes, a strong wind
comes along. The sloth holds fast
and sways back and forth.
Actually. If the sloth by chance
tumbles to the ground, or is forced
to descend, 1t Is at great disad-
vantage. 1t has much difnculty
either climbing ur Its own tree or
ascending another.
Wishing to rest after going about
eating the foliage, the sloth rolls
himself into rather compact ball
and Is very hard to find among the
AASaaS'S nhu iuOSoCSs Ills cdmOu~
fiage is due to the dull grayish color
OF the hair coat. Often, this coat
takes on a greenish hue-and this.
by the way, is said to be rare among
mammals. This green tint is from
the algae. In the moist forest.
where these sloths reside, the algae
Is very abundant.
The fur Is coarse and shaggy.
and Is arranged so that water runs
on when the animal Is upside down.
There are frequent torrential trop-
lcal rains. The head of this strange
creature is round, the ears small,
and the tail too short to describe
Leaves are apparently the only food
desired. There Is enough moisture
in them so that drinking water is
not problem.
There Is but one baby born q
year. 1t Is carried about by the
mother in her inverted travels un-
til 1t is old enough to be instructed
Evening star., 1943-08-12

In climbing and seizing branches.
As far As Is known, sloths are silent
creatures. They are not fighters.
Their enemies are the harpy eagles.
jsguars and such tropical neighbors.
The nearest living allies of the
sloths are the antesters.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Natures Children
by LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
TWO-TOED SLOTH.

From Brazil and Ecuador. north
TO Costa Rica, the two-toed sloth
spends his lifetime in an upside
down position. He travels by pass
ing from one tree to another by
means of interlacing branches. His
three-toed cousin has several diff
ferent characteristics. though its
name is indicated by the fact 1t
Evening star., 1943-08-12

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cameo or IN the last column
posite the It. Won
correctly don't believe ~
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