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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-03
Wednesdays

Morning Prayer. S;4o a m
A second Low Mass with Holy
Communion 9 m
Other services aS announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-03
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Second Floor OF County
Courthouse
Services in Court Room. sec
ond floor Of courthouse, $50 p. m.
each Lords Day Sunday
Services conducted each Sun
dav afternoon at the hour indi-
Gated as a convenience for the
many service men and defense
workers stationed here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-03
NoNAn CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sc Mays Star Of tho See

49, Tfamss Atheffon. s.
S. NsFsnce KING. 81 and
Mafphy = Assistants
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-03
Daily Services

Morning PRAYER. daily except
Wednesdays. Gas a. m
Low Mass with administration
20 Holly Communion. 7 m
Evening Prayer. daily, $50 p.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-03
SAINT PAuL's CHURCH
Duval and Eaton Streets
Sunday Services

Low Mass with administration
q Holly Communion. 7:30 a. m
sung Mass. Holy Communion.
Church School. $50 a. IN.
Morning PRAYER said plain, ii
n
sung Mass with short sermon,
~ IS m
Evening PRAYER. Sermon. Bene-
dtcti1n az the Blessed Sacrament,
+ . ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Highlights of Law
To Curb War Strikes

II 1SHINGTON, Jloe 26 (INS)-HjghHghts
~ tho Smih-CoUnaIly Anti-Stike Act, lchjch corcrS
beth qoro1mct-scizcd plants and plants not in Cor
eminent hands:
Gives President broad power to seize plants
mines producing materials when production is i'm
pcdcd by labor troubles.
War Labor Board then may take jurisdiction and
order changes IN wages and working conditions
When the government has seized plant II becomes
unlawful 10 "cOcrCc nstlEate induce COnspre with or
encourage any person TO interfere with production by
strike showdown neutrality-suspicious.. Maximum penalty
S5pN4 lifc and 0rC vCar m Ta1t.
When plant is in government hands It is unlawful
10 pay strike unemployment other benefits. But no
penalty attached to individual simply for quitting
work.
National War Labor Board is given statutory
authority and night Of subpoena
Whcn plant not in government hands and infer
upuon Of production threatened, II duty Of repre-
sentative of workers to report facts to government
agencies.
Strikes are then forbidden for 30 days On thrtieh
day National Labor Relations Board shall forthwith
duct secret strike election,
Employees may strike. but any person wlfully fail
Ing to do duty under cooling off secret ballot provisions
subject TO civil suit for damages
Political contributions by labor unions are forbidden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Detroit Under Curfew
Through Week. End
CONTINUED from Page onel

eral OF the state, Mayor lefrics
and Police Commissioner Wither-
spoon, among others.
Brig. Gen. William f. Guthner.
who Is commander of the United
States Army troops assigned here
temporarily, Is acting as adviser
IN setting up The program.
Meanwhile Detroit is spending
b. first pONt-rlot weekend under
cIrtcw restrictions. Gov Kelly
SAID that If the city remains
peaceful. the 10 p. m. han on
public drinking and the midnight
curfew probably Will he removed
Monday
Circuit Judge Chester r OHata
WIS -aeSrGrrd saturday 70 thc IT.
COrdCr'S court 70 aid the nine
members OF that bench in their
three-month lob Of conducting
Jury trials expected 70 be dc
handed by about 400 Of the 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
REAL CAUSE OF RIOTS

The governor commented SaiGf'
r'ay that he hehcves A doCumert
of great social value will result
rom the reports OF 80 trained IN.
rorvicWers who are questioning
Tho prisoners under the direction
of Dr Charles r. Ramsey pSyChl.
ARTIST of the State Department Of
Social Welfare
These intcrVievPrS may he
able 20 probe from the minds Of
the rioters the real cause of the
disastrous racial clash" Kelly
said They are not looking for
evidence for use In the courts.
"ThcN are concerned only
with the psyChiatric reasons for
the disturbance. how long tho
racial antagoniSm has been
brewing and why. They will
find out where these rioters
live, how they live. why they
think a. they do, and why they
rnamed the streets 10 MAIN and
Kill.
The document NAV prove HN-
trcmclV valuable in solving one
great enigma ~ social conduct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Christian EndeaVor
Elects I DetrOiterS

KALAMAZOO. juno rs Two
Dcroiters we're elected to key
positions in tho Michigan Christian
EndeaNor union as the organila-
tion Saturday prepared 70 con
clude a tvo-day meeting Of 1000
delegates
The Dstrolters are Wilma Horn
lnc treasurer. and Harold Becker.
finance officer Dorothy King of
Detroit was elected editor Of tho
group publication and Herbert
Blackburn. another DctroIter
heads The r8dIo.dlNl~Jon
ThoIda Schroeder OF Monroe
wa, reelected president
The Wishing Well" has a
message in cipher for YOU Daily
and sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
j. 5. Launches Drive
For Z Billion Fund

WASHINGTON, Iune rs DuP)
Secretary of the Treasury Hen.
~ Morgcnlhsu Dr. tonight asked
the people of the United States for
81 5OO.OOnuO0 IN "A three-day war
loan campaign 20 be launched to-
JuorroV NTho notes VIII be issued
m denominations from $500 up.
A"Ne cannot run from now
until the third war loan drive
opens ON September 2 without
additional monrNtN Morgenthau
SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Congress Bans
Food Subsidies
Continued from Page ouol

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
S Vote
On Bills Veto

WASHINGTON. June rs up
Here is the Michigan congress
Sional vote on the Smlth-ConnallY
bill;
SENATE
To override Homer Ferguson
(Rl, Detroit and Arthur II Van
denberg tRl, Grand Rapids
HOUSE
To override Fred l. Crawford
CRl, Saginaw; George a Don
dero tRl. Royal Oak, Clare Hon-
man tR). Allegan, Bartel J.
JoRkman eR4 Grand Rapids; Earl
&. Kitchener CR), Adrian, Paul w
Shafcr tR), Battle Creek, Fred
Bradley fRl Rogers City, Jesse
p. Wolcott tR), Port Huron
To sustain John D. Dlngell
CD, Detroit. John LeSnSki Cd.
Dearborn, George u. o'BriCn Cd
Detroit; Louis {. Rabaut CD
Detroit, George s. Sadowsk Cd.
Detroit: John r. Bennett tRl
Ontonagon; William W Black
ney tR). Flint: Albert j. Enccl
(R), MuSkcgon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Officials Hit by Dies
To Stay on Pay Roll

WASHINGTON. Juno rs INSl
louise and Senate conlcroo> to-
lst a-sod 10 save the jobs -
Dr Robert NorSS Lovett and two
otber federal employees accused by
thr BtCS Committee OF SuhyerSIvo
ACTIVITIES
Lovett is secretary Of tho Virgin
Islands. The othgr TWO employees
arc Or Goodwin Watson and Or
William r Dodd Jr. Of tho Fed
cral Communications Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Ydnk Gets German,
Italian, Jap Planes

WASHINGTON Juno Is oUrl
Mai John G Bright - Route
Reading Pa. p fighter pilot
with 10 enemy planes 10 h,
credit ha, fulfilled h,, ambition
10 shoot down craft of an three
ANS countries. the Waf depart
mcnt disclosed TODAY.
HIS tenth victory was a Ger
man DO-2i7 twin-cnginc bomber
which be shot down over Sar-
dlpia Previously hc had dc
>froycd eight japanese ZcroS and
one I'alan fighter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Racial Laws FIayed
In Vatican Broadcast

ROME. June IS JFl-Tho
Vatican radio again denounced
AXIS racial laws n a broadcast
TO France, according TO a CHS
recording
He who makes p distinction
between Jews and other men. Is
unfaithful Ia God. and Is I'm con
fitct with Gods commands. thg
broadcast said "As long as men
make differences In the treat
ment of members uf the human
family the peace ~ the world.
order and justice VIII ho AZ
stake"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
.FBI SEXES "A
As Draft EvdderS
lContinned lrom Page Threel

Continued from Page Three)
Joy road. failed 10 report for his
physical examination
FREDERICK CAYUGAN. %.
of SIS Abbott. failed 10 report
for induction.
RUSSELL !. MARTIN, -, Of
467 w Kirby, failed to report for
induction
ALFONSO 6. RICE. IS. Of 66S
Michigan. failed 10 return queS-
llOnnauc.
CLARENCE PAYNE 10 Of o}
+ James. River Rouge. failed 10
have proper classification card
EDWARD ! REILfNGER. IS
-0t te6t -f}ceCncr- taTtcd 10 report
for induction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
ENACT DATA

we are setting up new type
of last4breaking military forma-
lion" The governor eNplaincd.
Our maps will show cNactlN
how many troops can reach any
neighborhood in Detroit in any
given period Of time.
we will know how many will
arrive within m hour after the
first alarm and how many within
two hours.
Development nt methods of
preventing any two men or any.
two groups from swinging with
their fists Is = task FOR the cdu-
Gators and the social agencies.
"Our task, the task az
the troops j. to prevent u
single skirmish from spreading
throughout the city ~ did the
Belle Isle incident last sunday
night.
We may not he able TO stop
two men from fighting. hut We
can and will stop riotinc"
COY Kelly pointed oul That rot
ne ended Ia>t Monday night The
armed troops arrived on
he streets. HIS plan Therefore
las a. l'- h.t a method ~ Trans
porting the Howc->,a'ioo.a troaa.
INTO troubled areas speed s. and
n force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Vatican Denies Maj Story

LONDON. June Is CUP) The
Vatican radio denied today that
three German bishops were IN
Vatican City and SAID they worc
not expected. The Germans had
broadcast a report 10 that effect
n an alleged peace move.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Urges Oil Price Increase

rfTISBuECul. 18-S g lJF4..,
OIL production is outuunnIng dis
cotorN of new reserves. and an
oD increase ls needed N stimulate
Vild-catunC for ncV wells COY
Andrew = SChocppcl Of Kansas,
SAID today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

4 battle maneuVer. tho governor
revealed ho has made arrange
mentS with the Michigan Bell
Telephone 60. and with police
radio stations for special commu-
nlcatlon service IN the event of
trouble.
Already 56 truck, have hoon
purchased and assigned 10 tine
Michigan troops for speedy tram,
portatIon 10 the scenes of Dis
order, Kelly revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Riot Arrests Swamp
Courts Bond Bureau

Working beyond regular office
hours. the bond department of
recorder court has written more
than $50 600 m bonds for persons
arrested i'm the racial disturbance
-hCIn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Obituary
Mrs. Mary A. Gormel}
Res de0+ a Newberry
Dies at zoe q So

Services for Mrs Mary A
Cormely mother Of " r Gormoly
of the Seahoard Surety Co and
trr - Ncrold + Gormely. for
mer state IlqGor commissioner
V.I' hc held Tuesday m Newberry
Mrs GormC!y a pioneer resident
~ NcvbgrJN WIS So
iu addition fo ~ Gouwr'y
-rc is survived bl b. = GormoN
90. Sow York Ala GomeIy
oI Cleveland and Miss Evelyn
-.--.l-N ~ N.Mn-LLN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
\ JEHOVAH WITNESS

7 FRANK ROGENSKL y. of
. Cairo. a Jehovah witness. who
failed "a report for work Of na-
uonal importance
STANLEY MAZUR. 80 Of
tandi>h failed TO report for a
I phNSlCal examination
THOMAS F. KOPP, 3. Of 1863
Newton failed 10 report for
physical examination and change
OF address
LEO RUSSO. %. of 33S52
Larned. a Jehovah witness. who
failed 10 report for induction
MICHAEL KAPUSINSKY. %.
of 2453 Cicotte, failed 10 report
for induction
FORGED DRAFT CARD
ROBERT W MARTIN. 80
downtown hotel alteration Of
draft cards Martin was spe-
officially charged with being alb
sent without leave from Fort Dix.
y j.. since April 9. FBI agents
said he was carrying a forged
draft card.
FRANK CANDELAS e. Of
ais CadIouX failed TO return
QUESTIONABLE
GEORGE HORKENBACK. IS.
of i2t3 Second failed TO report
for physical
WESLEY PONTIUS. 27. Of
2222l Bon Brae 81. Clair Shores
violation of SeleCtlve service
DEDRO DE CROENN. "a. Of
Flint failed to report for Undue
uOn
HOWARD GRIFFUS. -. of
Flint failed 10 report for Undue
ton.
Martin a clerk employed Ivy the
state liquor commission. pleaded
not guilty when arragncd kapu-
In~ky and Russo Stood mute and
waIc held for grand jury action
under s.. 500 bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
NINn Nn AInNIN

Nets.y r,. 'rf r..'uar 81 'H I.rt .r rl-rass srT
= Nrchns ,rsrsss OF ,au .gr4 ta'. r+sss
1l1lf Of s. .f With tt. e~,L,r ell ae zsf.-u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

tu,-vfr d.-rt,nf based or .stIruav lr.u.....
fi. course OF exercise. COMES al. '., ln -I1.-
d. au r,3nf complete WUh fSs' fn undrr>.sUg
.t-ricriotts The,s srsrrisss BHiiss 700 nav.
before ~.rtlr un,rfuilt,strI Ia#.' no
common sense tsFsrnur and long NJ sEa.If.U
no., % amaze yo4 vItb thew h,nen,Ial fs.oN.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Ted Ray, British Golfer,
Dies; Won 1920 U. s. 0pen
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-Ted Ray, 66,
widely-known British professional
golfer, died in a nursing home in
Watford today after a long illness.
Ray made two trips to the United
States during brilliant links
career, winning the American open
championship at Toledo, Ohio, in
1920. Ray and Harry Vardon, one
of Britain's all time golf greats, tied
with the then unknown caddie and
amateur, Francis Ouimet of Boston.
for the American open champion
ship at Brookline. Mass, in 1918.
Ouimet defeated the British stars
in playoff.
Ray played at the Columbia Coun-
try Club here in an exhibition
match in 1920, scoring 71-6S-139.
He was noted for his long hitting in
an era of long drivers. Mustached,
with pipe in his mouth, and always
playing in coat despite the heat,
Ray was picturesque figure on the
fairways
Ray also won the British Open In
1912 and was runner-up in 1918 and
1925 and third in 1908 and 1920. In
1921 he played in the international
matches against the United States.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
HousehoIders 10 Get
Restricted Delivery
OF Anthracite
PIon Affecting II
Eastern States Not
To Limit Consumption
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
A limitation on the delivery OF
anthracite coal to householderS
in II Northeastern States has
been recommended by Solid
Fuels Administrator IckeS, it was
learned today, and will be put
into effect September l by the
Office of Price Administration.
The curb is not a rationing plan.
spokesman for Mr.. Ickes said, but
will restrict deliveries so that some
householders will not get the entire
supply and leave others facing the
winter with empty bins.
1t was understood that the order
would forbid deliveries to homes
which already have SO per cent or
more of the amount used in the
12-month period between April /,
1912, and March 81, 1943.
1t also will prevent dealers gen.
orally from delivering more than
enough anthracite to bring the
householders' supply to so per cent.
Dealers VIII be required to make
deliveries first to those household
ers who have less than Is per cent
of the base years coal on hand.
(See ANTHRACITE Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Woman Dies in D. {. Hotel;
Another Held by Police

Miss Vivian L. Spivey, said to
be from Waverly, Va, was found
dead this afternoon in a fifth
floor room of the Grand Hotel,
COG F street NV.
Her roommate, Martha Collins
who said she is nurse at st. Eliza
beth's Hospital, was being held by
police pending the result of an
autopsy.
Mrs Perouz Manuoukian. pro-
prietor of the establishment, told
police the two women had registered
Wednesday as Martha Collins and
sister" The address was given as
Waverly. Mrs. Manoukian said Mis-;
Collins told her that the other wom-
an was III and that she had been
asked tc take care OF her.
Mrs. Manoukian said she decided
to call medical help because she
didn't think the two women should
be in the hotel without medical at
tention. A Casualty Hospital doc
tor pronounced Miss Spiyey dead
Miss Collins told police she had
been giving Miss Spiyey insulin to
stimulate her appetite. Coroner A
Masruder Macdonald wouldn't dis
cuss the case until he had per-
formed an autopsy.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Former President
OF France Reported
Under kazi Arrest
Swiss Paper Says Gestopc
Took Albert lebrun
From Home Under Guurd
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, Aug. 28.-
Albert Lebrun, former President
Of the French Republic, who will
be Y years old tomorrow. has
been arrested by members of the
German Gestapo, one of whom
carried a machine gun, a from
tier dispatch to the Swiss Ga
zette de Lausanne said today.
The dispatch also reported that
Andre Francois Poncet, former
French Ambassador to Berlin and
later to Rome before the war, also
was arrested in a similar manner
at La Tronche, near Grenoble, where
he. had lived with his family since
194l. Both arrests occurred yes
terday.
Declaring that M. Lebrun was not
given chance to say farewell, but
''in effect" was kidnapped, the dis
patch gave this account of his ar
rest at While:
A powerful automobile drove up
to the home, and four members of
the Gestapo got out. When they
reappeared few minutes later they
had M. Lebrun with them and one
of the men was carrying machine
gun in his hands.
M. Lebrun was forced to take a
place in the car, and it was be-
lieved the automobile was driven to
Lyon. Lebrun had been living with
his Son-in-law since 1910.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Russian Army Drives
IS Miles 10 Tributary
OF Dnieper River
Nozi Forces Forced
To Fall Back Of PseI;
Attempt to Dig In
BY HENRY C. CASSIDY,


MOSCOW. Aug. 28.-The Rus
sian Army's westward drive
across the Ukraine has pushed
the Germans back another is
miles and reached the Psel
River, tributary of the Dnieper,
100 miles west of Kharkov, the
army newspaper Red Star dis
closed today.
This new advance placed Soviet
troops Is miles west of Zenkov, the
farthest point previously announced
as gained by the Russians in their
westward push.
A few hours earlier Soviet COM
munique announced that Russian
forces had struck toward the west
in new sector, overwhelming the
German defenses at Sevsk. midway
between and west of Orel and Bel
gorod.
Red Star said the Germans with
drew across the Psel to the west
bank Of the river after the Russians
forced them to evacuate Lebedin, Is
miles north of Zenkov.
Bridges Blown Up.
After blowing up bridges over the
Psel and leaving the Russians in
control of the east bank, the Ger
mans appeared to be attempting to
erect powerful defense line on the
west bank in an effort to halt the
Red Army offensive there.
Russian occupation of the east
tSee RUSSIA, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1943-08-28
CAPITAL Transit Moves
To Comply With FEPC,
Committee Says
Nqture Of Preliminary
Steps Are Not Revealed
By Chairman

The Capital Transit Co. is TAX
ing steps" to comply with an
executive order of the President
forbidding racial discrimination
in hiring employees, it was an
nounced today by Msgr. Francis
]. Haas, chairman of the Fair
Employment Practice Commit
tee. The company had been
called on by the FEPC to comply
with the executive order and
hire Negroes on buses and street.
cars.
Msgr. Haas made his announce
ment at press conference in the
form of brief prepared statement,
read ii the presence of all members
of the FEPC.
Steps are being taken by the
company which satisfy the commit
tee that progress is being made to-
ward compliance with the terms of
the executive order" he said. Both
the company and the union transit
workers union have stated they are
not opposed to the hiring and up
grading of Negroes.
THE committee does not feel that
it would serve any useful purpose at
present to disclose the nature of
these preliminary steps"
Prior to Msgr. Haas announce
ment, the Committee on Jobs for
Negroes in Public Utilities today is
sued the following statement:
THE Capital Transit Co., in a let
ter to the Fair Employment Prac-
tice Committee, has agreed to the
employment of Negroes as bus and
trolley operators
The agreement by Capital Transit
to accept Negroes as platform men
marks a long step forward in the
solution of Washington's grave
transportation problem, and neeo-
tiations now are under way among
the transit company's executives to
expedite this employment policy"
The committee said it had re-
ceiyed assurance of the Government
agency oflcials that every step
possible is being taken to effect the
new employment policy agreed to by
Capital Transit Co. There is an
expectancy on the part of the FEPC
that this will be done within rea-
sonable time"
President E. H. Merrill of the Cap
ital Transit Co. asked about the
committee statement, said progress
was being achieved, but that no So
luton had yet been reached. Mr..
Merrill said that the FEPC should
be the agency to make the transit
See EEpC pace A-al
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Second Hearing Frees Youth
In Maryland Work-Fight Case
Stote's Attorney Asks Dismissal
On Ground Of Short Wage Offer

Montgomery County's work
or-fight" case was thrown out
of court today at the request of
the prosecutor. Ending a second
hearing before Trial Magistrate
Donald A. De Lashmutt, in the
case of Stanley Day, 19-year-old
Laytonsyille Md farmland
brought into court from a road
gang, States Attorney Joseph B.
Simpson asked the court to find
the defendant not guilty.
In view of the evidence that there
was not an offer at the prevailing
wage" Mr.. Simpson said, Il confess
on behalf of the State a plea of not
guilty E.
Convicted on Thursday.
Young Day, a AT Army rejectee
was convicted Thursday of viola ting
the States work Or fight law. The
youth was charged with failure to
report for work Monday on the
farm of Harry Bussard, near Red
lands, after he had accepted employ
ment from the farmer.