davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

bia planeado una ofensiva diplo-
matica y que fracas6. La ofensi-
va d~iplomatica tenia por objato
producer la derrota del presiden
be Roosevelt en- los EStados Uni
dos, presentando a una Europa
unida en- contra de Inglaterra.
Fracas6 esa ofenSiva, que iba
ser inaugurada tres dias antes
de las elecciones en- los Estados
Unidos, cuando Petain no pudo
.llegar a I'm acuerdo con Hitler.
Cuando Petain y Hitler nego-
ciaban Sc recibi6 la noticia de
que los generates ~franceses en-
las colonies pelearian antes que
entregar ell dominic de elias a
los nazis. Hitler no pudo inducir
a Francia a aceptar una allan
"a.
Fue tambien un factor en- 81
fracaso la invasion de Grecia
por Italia, realizada contra ell de
$50 de Alemania, que no desea-
ba extender la guerra en- les Bal
kanes.
Espana ha venido diciendo a
Inglaterra que desea permane-
Ger no-beligerante e Inglaterra
lie ha hecho saber que la bloquea
"a por complete 81 Sc arroja en-
los brazos de Alemania.
Ramon Serrano Suher, 81 Gu
hado de Franco, conferenci6 en-
los Gltimos dfas, en- Madrid, con
los embajadores de Alemania,
Italia e Inglaterra.
Gran importancia Sc concede,
en- cuantO a Espaha, a la confe-
rencia que en- Lisboa sOstendra
Lord Lothian, embajador de In
glaterra en- los Estados Unidos,
cen Sir Samuel Hoare, embaja-
dor de la Gran Bretana en- Ma
drid. Sir Samuel Hoare lie infor-
mara a Lord Lothian de la YER
dadera situaci6n en- Espana y
este la dara a conocer en- los Is
tados Unidos, per medic de los
canales d~iplomaticos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
AUT0RIZA Ell
CONSUME DE LA CARNE
DE PERRO

Berlin, Nov. 15.-Una nueva
ley que entrara en- vigor el dia
l de enero autoriza 81 consume
de la carne de perro en- ell terri
torio alGman. La carne debera
1sr inspeccionada Y sometida a
Ia aprobaci6n del gobierno. Pc
rrCs Y cerdos deben ser recono-
cidos para evitar Sc consuma la
carne de los que padeoen de tri-
china. Alguncs restaurantes sir
ven actualmente carne de caba-
10.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
DUELO DE ~ARTILLERIA EN-
LA COSTA

Londres, Nov. 15.-LOs cano-
mes aiemanes atacarOn hoy IA
costa inglega, desde Francia, y
les cahcnes rifles de los ingleses
entraron en- acci6n, contestan-
do. Antes del amanecer inicia-
ron los nazis el canoneo, lanzan
do sobre Dover pesadcs proyoc-
tiles. La artilleria britannica.
montaaa en- Ia costa de Kent, j.
nici6 el fuego a las DIE la ma
mana. I'm globo de observation
de les alemanes fu6 violentamen
&c atacado.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNCAS
Nota de Berlin. = Petroleo. - Tampa y su AS
tillero. - Inclan y Espolita. = Dies ofrece des-
enmascarar. = Franceses expulsados.

Sobre las comerencias Molo-
toff- Hitler, la nota dada aver
en- Berlin, la capital del nazis-
mo, dice: Las Conversations
nan conducido a mutuos acuer-
os en- todas las cuestiones de in
teres para Alemania y la Repd-
blica Soviet.
ST hemos de juzgar ell resulta-
do por la brevedad de la nota,
las Conversations arrojaron so
bre ell "Fuehrer' varios cubos
llenos con aqua fra.
Pero... no debe olvidarse que
Molotoff podia escuchar y dis
cutir, pero no resolver en- def
nitiva.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

submarines en- Lorient, Francia.
Aviones ingleSes volaron de nue.
vo sObre Tarantown Y t%rajeron
las pruebas fCtografieas de que
Sc hudieron a los f~ascistas tres
acorazadoS, en- lugar de dos. va
Sc trabaja en- uno de les buques,
con la esperanto de ponerlo a
flote.
Dicese que ell ejercito Italia
no sc prepare para una nueva
ofensiva, en- Grecia, Quiza apo
yada por tropas nazis. Los grie-
gos actdan con mucha cautela
en- elterritorio alban6s y conso-
lidan sus posiciones.
BESIDE Rumania comunican
que estall6 una revue,ta entire
los miembros de la Guardia do
Hero, muriendo ocho de ellos.
Pierre Laval arrib6 hey a Paris
y le ha prometido a Petain bus
car una soluci6n al problema de
los franceses desterrados de LO-
rena. Los nazis han deportado
va a unos 100000 hombres y
sus familias Y a ninguno de ellos
sc lie ha permitido sacar mas de
35 pesos.
Una nota de protesta del go
bierno de Vichy ha sido ENTIRE
gada a la Comisi6n del Armisti-
clio. Sabese que algunos peri6di-
dicos de Berlin atacan a Fran
cia y dicen que no ha cumplido
las promesas que hiciera. Hoy
celebrara otra reunion, en- VII
chy, al consejo de ministries. Ma
mana volvera a reunirse para es
cuchar ell informe de Laval. .
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
HUELGA EN- UNA FABRICA
DE AEROPLANOS

Downey, California, Nov. 10.
Los miembros del Clio en- la IA
brica de aeroplanos Vultee Air
craft, encargada de fabricar a.
viones para la Defensa Nacio-
nal, amenazan hoy con la huel-
ga.
La compahia tiene 6rdenes por
valor de S39, 100000 para los
Estados Unidos y 6rdenes por
valor de s11, 0OOO 900 para Ell ex-
tranjero. De los 300 obreros,
5000 pertenecen a los 0breros
Unidos del Autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
UNA GRATA VISTA
Aida Molina

En- la tarde de hoy tuvimo3 eli
gusto de recibir la agradable vi
sta del a Srta. Aida Molina, hi
ia de un querido amigo nuestro.
La linda cubanita pasara alui
una %temporada.
Su padre reside muchos amos
en- Tampa y era popularmente
ccnocido por Molina, ell barbe-
70 del Boulevard"
Reside la Srta. Molina con ia
miliares que tiene en- esta ciu-
dad.
Bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Dicen ahora clos bien entera-
dos, que ell petr6leo fue uno de
los principles problemas discu-
tidos entire e lcanciller aleman y
ell primer ministro russo.
Rumania, sometida a los ma
zis y a Antonescu, "le facilitara
a Italia Ell petroleo que para sus
motores necesita"; Russia queda
"a comprometida a abastecer a
los nazis mientras dure la que
IRA.
Ell petr6leo es de vital impor-
tancia para ell Eje y sin el la ma
quina de guerra de Hitler sc
convertira EN- un monitor de HE
FRO sin mOvimiento y por ende
sin eficacia para matar y des-
truir.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Sc DIVoRCIO LA ACTRIz
CONSTANCE BENNETT

Reno, Nevada, Nov. l5-La
rubia actriz Constance Bennett
obtuvo aqui su divorcio, luego
de un juicio que dur6 10 minu-
tcs, de SD tercer esposc, e! mar
qu6s de Ia Falaise Coudraye. Ma
nifest6 que Ell marques Ia ha0la
abandonado en- ensro de 1881
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

gar a puerto. Con estos barcos
aumenta a 30 ell nGmero de los
salvados, de un total de 38. Los
alemanes diieron por la Radio
que habian hundido TODD Ell con-
voy. Esp6rase la llegada de O.
tro de los buques.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
NUEVO P%RESIDENTE DE LA
n NACIONAL DE RE
LACIONES DEL TRABAJ0

Washington, ov. 15.-En las
esferas oficiales sc anunci6 hoy
el n~ombramiento del DR.. Harry
Mills, educador de Chicago, pa
ra la presidential de la Junta
Nacional de Relaciones del Ira
bajO.
Sustituira en- csc puerto al Sr.
Madden, un recomendadO de
John l.. Lewis.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
Ell ALCALDE CHNCEY LIE
HABLARA A LA CAMARA
DE COMERCIO

En- 81 programa que la CANA
ra de Concrete del Estad0 ofre-
cera en- Jacksonville los dias 2
y 3 de diciembre, presidida por
Carl Brorein, prOnunciara un
discurso !el aIcalde de Tampa, X.
f.. l.. Chancey, p%residente del co
mite legislative de la Llga de
Undergraduates de Ia Florida.
Disertara nuestro elcalde So
bre les Nihos de la Florida y
nuestras Mlnicipalida5es"
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Ha dicho ell secretario de Ma
rina, Mr.. Knox, que debemos a.
yudar, en- proportion c~reciente,
sin mandar tropas, a Inglaterra
y tambisn a la Repdblica China.
Asi piensa ell pueblo america
no. iSalvar a Inglaterra es sal
var a Estados Unidos; salvar a
China. ~ evitar que los japo-
neses Sc apoderen de las Indias
Orientales Holandesas!
Ayudar a los que luchan per
su libertad... por cuanto signi-
flea ayudar a mantener nuestro
progreso y nuestra independel-
cia.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Martin Dies sostiene que Sc
propone desenmascarar a los
saboteadores nazis, fascistas y
comunistas que operan en- este
pals y obedecen Instructions
de Berlin, Roma y Mosc1.
"Tenemos pruebas indiscu-
tibles-ha dicho Dies-y las he
mos entregado al secretario de
Hull. Despues de que Hull las
examine pasaran a la secretaria
de justicia.
Las palabras d csc congresis-
ia son claras: ~gObiernos que SOS
tienen relaciones de amistad con
Estados utilizan a sus c6nsules
y diplomaticos para intrigar,
conspirar e inspirar actos de
SABOTAGE.
La arma mas terrible de "a
Quinta Columna es ell sabotaie.
iCuando Sc daran a conocer
al pueblo las pruebas de que ha-
bla Mr.. Dies?
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

la Martinica, merece ser inter
pretado como que las autorida-
des francesas han prometido "ju
gar limpio".
No serviran de Instruments a
los nazis, ansiosos de dominar
las colonias francesas Y de crear
dificultades a EstadoS Unidos
en- este hemisferio.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Sc nos dice que Alexandra
Inclan va a ser nominado para
la presidencia de la Union 500,
por I'm grupo numeroso de obre
ros inteligentes y honestos.
Inclan es un hombre modes
to, quito, amable, y muy respe-
tado por todos los que lie como
cen.
Preside actualmente la Cultu
raj del Centre Obrero y Sc opuso
a que ell partido Comunista cele-
brara asamblea S publicas en- Ia
'FCasa del Pueblo.
La Union 500 necesita, en- es-
tos amos de intranquilidad e in
certidumbre, a un lider como
Inclan.
Tambien Sc nos asegura que
Manuel Espolita, ell joven STEM
pre- allegro y capacitado, sera
candidate a secretario de esa
Union.
Inclan y Espolita... candida
tos de triunfo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
~ANTONESCU CONFEREN-
CLARA CON Ell DUCE

Roma, Nov. 15.-El jefe del
gobierno rumano, general An
tcnescu, eonferenclara aqui con
el condo Ciano y BenitO Musso-
lini. Dicese que la conf renela
versara sobre Importance pro-
blemas economics.
Antonescu tambien sera reel
Dido en- audiencia especial pof
el rey Victor Manuel.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
FUERTE ESCARCHA Sc PRO
NOSTICA PARA LA NOCHE
DE HOY

Ell metere6logo local, Sr. Tai
bolt, anunci6 en- la manana de
hoy que esta noche sufrira Tam
pa los efectos de una fuerte es-
charcha. Las cosechas de fresas
y vegetables deben ser protegi-
das.
Esperase una temperature
minima de 80 a 80 grades.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
MADRE T. HIJO MURlERON
EN- UN INCENDIO

Leyelland, Texas, Nov. 10
AL hacer explosion una estufa
d. gasolina murieron quemados
Ia Sra. Lonnie f.. Williams, de
20 amos, y 80 hiio Mickie, De
tres amos.
Williams, el padre, sufri6 gra
YES quemaduras,
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
sALVARON OTR0s DOS
VAPORES

Lnndres, Nov. l5.-E Alm.-
rantazgo %anuncia que otros dos
vapcres de los ataeados per los
alsmaras el dia 5 De noyiembre
en- el Atlantico, acaban de lie
La gaceta., 1940-11-15
UNI AVISO DE PLA
A los necesitGdos

Rogamos a todas aquellas pei
sonas que esten necesitadas, tan
to mayores como memories, que
pasen por la Mission Pla, Gale
II, No. 2217, a fin de lnscribir-
Sc para que participen de la ce-
ma annual de Thanksgiving, ia
que Sc celebrara el dia % de No
viembre.
la Mission Pla
OetGUio Pld,
Director.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

FL cuarto vapor conStruido
en- Tampa fue lanzado aver al
aqua, en- Palmetto Beach.
Los hechos en- este puerto, Sc
gun los peritos pueden compa-
rarSe, sin deSmerecer, con los
que Sc fabrican en- los mejores
astilleros del pals y del mundo.
Els una nueva industrial que
debemos conservar y extender.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Ell tigre japones Sc prepare
para saltar sobre Jas midas O.
rientales Holandesas - declare
aver un periodista americana.
Uncle Sam tiene ell deber de
impedir que las garras de tigre
Sc claven en- esa colonia de la Ho
landa encadenada por ell nazis-
mo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Ell hecho de que Estados Uni
dos lie haya cOncedido creditOs 8
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

Con su caracteristica perver-
sidad, los nazis han expulsado
va a 100000 franceses de sus
hogares de la Lorena.
Antes de echarlos les prohi-
bieron Sacar, de 10 que legitima-
mente les ~pertenece, mas de $50
pOr persona.
Para animarlos a dejar sus he
cares sin hacer r~esistencia, min
tieron y les dijeron: "Vichy lie
ha dado su aprobaci6n a 10 que
realizamoS.
Aver, Petain y Laval, indigna
dos, a pesar de sus claudicacio =
mes, enteraron al mundo de la
nueva hazana del nazismo feroz.
La gaceta., 1940-11-15

LOrena es ura provincial de
Francia...
HitlCr arrcis a los franceses'
de una provincia de su patria
y dejara en- ella a los alemanes
y a los miembr de la Quinta
ColuMpa.
Petain y Laval p~rotestan y
protestaran... pero ellos han per
dido va ell respeto de los pueblos
libres.
Les ciudadanos democraticos
del 1undo acompanan en- su do
lor a los ciudadanos de la Lore
na.... Y seguiran ayudando a In
glaterra y a la Francia Libre,
representada por Ell general
Charles de la Gaulle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-24

the bell rang.
He showed Duffy aside and went
out to finish Corky Briggs. The
smile was still on his face as he
swung a right to Corky's head.
He moved in and pumped a left
to the stomach. Another right.
Another. Briggs snarled and
worked in close. Eddie slammed
him against the ropes with a beau
tiful uppercut. Briggs dashed out
caught him above the eye
again The blood spurted once
more again the thunder Of a
crowd gone berserk.
Eddie stepped in and pistoned
Briggs face with three straight
lefts. Briggs staggered against
the ropes. Eddie followed him,
pumped a left to the heart. Briggs
sagged and Eddie caught him full
on tht jaw with a crushing right.
Corky fell as though shot.
Eddie Cavalier, leaning over
against the ropes in a neutral cor
ner, was so tired he didn't even
hear the referee count Briggs out.
Val Douglas, her eyes trimming,
held his hands in hers while the
doctor patched up Eddie's cut. There
was furious pounding on the door
but Pop made no move to open 1t.
"In a few minutes you can let
EN- in," she whispered to Duffy
Kelso. But I'll still have scoop
on EN-"
Eddie looked at her question
ingly. About what?"
About the gal who shanghaied
the next middleweight champion
and then married him."
Come here, Duffy" she called.
Duffy. do you think we can make
a go of it?" she asked.
| Duff put his arm around her.
"Just one big, crazy family" he
grinned.
She looked up into Eddie's face,
happily.
Eddie stood up and took her in
his arms. Here's one clinch
they'll never get me to break" he
said.
1t was two full minutes before
Pop Grimes admitted the gentle
men of the press.
(THE END
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-24
Love Scores a Knockout

fall In love with.
He walked out to start the
seventh round and smashed Corky
Briggs full in the mouth. He saw
the blood squirt. He'll, Briggs could
bleed too. That would be good.
There'd be blood all over the place
now. He sure had surprised Mister
Corky, then, hadn't he.
They stood there in the center
Of the ring, toe 10 zoe, punching
away like maniacs. Eddie didn't
feel thing. Was that the bell?
No, it couldn't be. Briggs was still
swinging. Keep throwing. There
was a face in front of him. 1t was
Briggs. Okay Eddie, swing into
it before 1t moves.
Again that bell-like clang. And
the crazy roaring waves of sound
Maybe it WAS the bell. The ref
cree was trying to tear them apart.
What in hell did he nave to do
that for7 Why didn't he leave
them alone? And that awful roar
ing! People? Couldn't be. Not
that much noise from people.
OOuIlOCO hLOAC AAhC VAC WAAN VAIN
and rain that night on the Pacific.
He felt water being splashed on
him. He couldn't be out in the
Pacific again, could he? Then it
came back to him. 1t was Pop
working on him in his corner.
There was Duffy, spattered with
red stuff. Mercurochrome? No it
must be blood. His blood. Some
of Briggs, too, though.
There was someone else Juggling
at him now. He looked down owl
ishly. 1t was dame. A beautiful
dame. 1t was Val Douglas.
Eddie" she soobed close to his
ear. Eddie you've got to take
him in this round you've got
to for me, Eddie. Don't you
see? Don't you see what I mean,
Eddie?"
He stared at her dumbly and
refused to believe what was dawn
ing on him. Was she trying to tell
him that that =?
"Oh, Eddie, we're in the same
league after all, you and me. I
don't love Rodney Blair.
couldn't I told him so today"
1t seeped through then and he
grinned through a cracked lip as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-24
HAPTER XIV

Val,s heart raced. All Corky
Briggs had to do now was work on
that cut above Eddie Cavaliers eye.
She knew how eye cuts were. When
they bled they made man look
like q stuck pig, blinded him and
made him helpless.
And 1t was all her fault. All
her fault If Eddie Cavalier lost
this fight on a technical knockout.
Sure, he'd climb back up in a
year, maybe, but she'd never for
give herself. Worse, he might
never forgive her.
Corky Briggs was a smart one.
Hhe shifted his tactics and went to
work on Eddie's head. He pounded
two hard rights off Eddie's jaw,
got in close again and hooked a
left to Cavaliers mouth.
The crowd was roaring. 1t had
seen blood and wanted more.
Duffy was on his feet, screaming,
Keep away! Keep away! Make
him come to you'll"
Eddie heard and tried to follow
instructions, but Briggs maneu-
vered him into a neutral corner
and raked the cut eye with an
other right. Eddie wiped the blood
away with his glove and paved
out at the blurred vision before
him. And then the bell, ending
the fifth round.
Again Duffy and Pop worked
over him frantically, trying to do
an hours work in so seconds. Val
bit her lip until she tasted blood
herself.
Keep your face covered e.
Keep covered Keep away
from him Stick your left In
his face. The instructions were
jumbled in Eddie's brain as he
went out for the sixth round. If
only that cut would stop bleeding
He wasn't really hurt yet, but two
more rounds and Briggs pounding
would begin to tell.
He went up high on the balls OF
his feet, loose, stabbing with his
left. Stabbing, stabbing, jabbing
away at Briggs face to keep him
from getting set.
"Cripes what a beautiful boxer
that boy Is" a writer next to Val
muttered.
"Couple more rounds and II
won't do him any good" Ken
Bradley replied, and Val realized
it was the truth.
Briggs waded in. His left thud-
ded against Eddie's middle. He
stepped in smartly and hooked
right to the head. Eddie staggered.
He was bleeding again. Briggs
caught up with him and pounded
him twice more in the face.
The din was terrific. Val found
herself on her feet, screaming
And then Eddie went down.
He shook his head slowly. Some
one was counting.
"a. Four five six
He took a nine-count and stag
gered to his feet just as the bell
rang.
The referee came over and
looked at the cut.
"Get the hell away from here,
Eddie Snarled. I'm okay."
Duffy Kelso nodded The ref
cree went back to his neutra
corner.
Duffy was drumming instruc.
lions in his ear again, but to hel
with instructions, Eddie thought
To hell with science. He'd never
tasted his own blood like this be.
fore. Maybe this was what HI
needed. Sure, some sports writel
once had said he ought to forge
the fancy stuff and do little NOR,
swinging. Who was 1t said that
again Oh, yeah that dame
That Douglas dame. The beauti.
full dame he'd been fool enough tx
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-24
CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS
VAL DOUGLAS - girl sports
writer, shipped ON . freighter
20 find excitement.
EDDIE CAVALIER - . prize
fighter headed for the title, has
q score to settle with Val.
CAPTAIN STEVE HANSEN -
skipper Of the Northern Belle.
DUFFY KELSO - Cavaliers
manager.
YESTERDAY: Eddie goes into
his fight with COrky Briggs
knowing he Is In love with Val.
fearing she will marry Rodney.
COrky'S extra weight begins to
tell ON Eddie. Then Briggs opens
up the wound made by the black
lack the night Eddie was shang-
haied. Val knows she is respOn-
sible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-24
CT AMlSlM
CRACKERS
FOREIGN CITIES

This is a test of relative sizes of
foreign cities. Just designate each
of the following statements as true
or false:
/. Montevideo, Uruguay, is larger
than Lima, Peru.
q. Edinburgh, Scotland, is lar
ger than Yokohama, Japan.
3. Paris is larger than Moscow.
4. Buenos Aires, Argentina, is
larger than Cairo, Egypt.
5. Singapore is larger than
Montreal.
Answers ON Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-24
ORCHID MOTIF

Joan Crawford has her entire
home done in orchid. her favorite
eolor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-17
FRENCH ARE AT WAR
MOST OF THE TIME

BASEL, July 17.-Of the last
600 years of Frances history, 81
have been war years. A Swiss
newspaper published the follow
ing table:
18th centurY-43 war years, in
Guiding such battles as Cour-
trai, Crecy and Poitiers-
l5th-71 war years, including
Azincourt, Castillon, Montherie
and Grinegate.
l6th-85 war years (33 civil wars
and 81 big battles including
Pavia and St. Quentin).
l7th-69 war years III civil
wars, 80 major battles).
lsth-58 war years q civil wars,
90 battles).
lsfh-45 war years az civil wars.
50 battlesl.
In the 10Th century the French
have already had the first World
war, the Moroccan campaign,
the second World War.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-17
SNOW CRUISER USELESS

CLEARWATER, Fla. - The
much-publicized snow cruiser.
built for the use of Rear Admiral
Richard E Byrd in the Antarctic.
proved useless, according to
Charles Meyer, one of the men,
bers of the recent expedition. The
rs, 000-pound monster was insult
ficiently powered to traverse the
soft snow blanket which covers
the Antarctic in the Summer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-17
Romany Chorus
To Meet Friday

Announcement was made to-
day that the Romany Chorus
would not meet tomorrow night,
as per original schedule, owing
to a Legion function to be held
in Legion Hall on that evening.
The chorus will meet on Fri
day evening at Legion Hall, at
which time Caesar La Monaco,
warrant officer, director of the
Regimental Band, viii be honor
ed guest. In Difference to the La
Concha concert to be given that
night, the chorus viii assemble
at 900 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-17
Financial Report Favors Council
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edness of $13,7SO.O1, subtracted
from the outstanding accounts
for the present period, of S16,-
1894, leaves an apparent inGebt-
edness Of s3,15933. But We ha5
a cash balance II the bank o1
S6,475.76 on July 1, which would
leave credit balance for our adj
ministration of s3,316.43, with all
debts and salaries paid in full to
June Both had not the former
council saddled the present one
with the S13,78O.01 debt.
OF course, the main trouble in
municipal financing in Key West
is the age-old question of nom
payment of taxes. Budgets are
set up with the expectancy of
full payment of taxes. but in this
city, to date, sixty-one percent of
all taxes due have not been paid.
Consider that fact when you
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-17
CONCERT PROGRAM

Warrant Officer Caesar La
Monaco has released the program
for the concert which is to be
played by the 265th Regimental
Band at La Concha Park, 7:45
o'clock tonight, and it is as fol-
lows:
National Emblem" IRE
quested) Bagley
'Malaguena", from Andalucia
Suite Espagnole"
Ernesto Lecuona
Sgt. Frank Purnen singing,
South of the Border" IRE
questedJ Kennedy and Carr
Cornet Solo, Technical Sgt. Ro-
sary Picciolo:
"Arbucklenian Polka"
Hartmann
THE Sunshine Of Your
Smile" Ray
Elisabeth Gartenmayer singing,
With The Wind and The
Rain In Your Hair" and
Shake Down The Stars
Overture, Poet and Peasant
Suppe
Stormy Weather, descrip-
tive Fantasy on the Old Song
Arlen and Koehler
Grand Selection from The
Student Prince Romberg
The Star Spangled Banner Key
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TRANSPORTATION
SIS. CUBA

Steamship Cuba. of the P. and
o. SIS. Co., arrived from Havana
yesterday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock with 80 first and one Sec
ond cabin passengers for Key
West and 10 first cabin passen-
gers for Tampa
Shown on the manifest of the
ship were the following items:
For Key West, there were Is tons
of freight, seven automobiles and
four sacks of mail, and for Tam
pa, IS tons of freight. one auto
mobile and 70 sacks of mail
SIS. Cuba sailed at 5 o'clock
with the following passengers
booking at Key West: Mrs. II. G.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-17

Final decree in the divorce
case of Leonard Array Karraker
versus Mildred Karraker was
filed Monday in the office Of
Ross c. Sawyer, clerk of Circuit
Court.
Papers were filed in the office
Monday in the divorce suit of
Herelina Isabella Sweeting Har-
us versus Chester Harris.