davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11

schopen, pr sve zkusenosti a
opatrnosti, vesti narod americ-
ky cestou bezpecnou.
Pravil " reci sve dale: ga
nynejslch pomerG, nesmlme "a
pominati, re v~yhlaseni valky,
ma ktere ma die zakona pravo
kongres, nen1 vice p~ouzfvano,
coz Sc stale pTicin6nim nazis-
tn. Kdyz naziste jiz cd zacat-
ku mas povazujf Ia sve nepra-
tele, je zadoucno abychom Sc
take die toho Tidili, i kdyz ma
zlste doposud neuznali "a po-
trebne pro jejich snahy, vyhla-
slti prot nam waikiki. Program
jeJlch die ktereho zabirajf re-
me postupne, program kterym
oklamali naziste celou zem,
smefuje k jednani s nami. O.
bavam Sc velmi, re nam nebu-
de dovoleno rozhodovati IDA
Ii 81 pfejeme mir neb waikiki. O.
bavam Sc, re naziste nam ne
dopfeji mir jake nedopfali re-
MIN evropskym. Mnozf pozo-
rovatele Sc obavajf, re budeme
nucenl pfijmouti vnucenou
nam valku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11

germanisaci v Ceskosolvensku.
Tehoz dine mluvil znovu o &C.
skoslovensku a O pT1cinach
francouzske porazky v klubu
mladeze "a predsednictv1 Rev.
Kroltfifera.
Zajfmave je, re vetsina Gle
nj tohoto sboru je z nemec-
kych robin, ktere odesly z pc.
litickych d1vodn z Nemecka v
r. 1848. Smyslejl naprosto pro-
tinacisticky a recnfkovi vyja-
drill sympatie pro ceskosloven-
skou vec.
Ucastnlci letnf skoly v Gin.
cinnati byli hosty znameho bis
kupa episkopalnf cfrkve Rev
Hobsona, jenz je pfedsedou OF
ganisace Flight for Freedom"
propagujlci energickou axe.
USA v soucasne valce prot
Hitlerovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11

armady. S nj pri nemeckem L.
toku ma jare minuleho roku
prodelal tezke boje s N6mci,
zhroucen1 France a evakuaci
do Anlgie. Zde prozil "velky
zazrak britske morally, videl
zeny spolecn6 s muzi pri vsech
zbranich a vsech sluzbach pro
tileteck6 obrany, videl bezne
obcanky, vtipkujfcf mad ruina-
mi sveho majetku, a ebzejme-
ne davy, ktere nezlomily ami
pumy ami plameny. Nemoc mu
zabranila pokracovat We vojen-
Iske sluzbe, ale britsky pT1klad
mu nedovolil zahalet.
Ucastnil sc krkolomne prace
pr pozarnf sluzb6 ma nasem
ministerstvu Narodn1 obrany V
Londyn6. Re 16. ma II. dubna
explpdovala zcela bllzko bu-
dovy obrovska puma. Do kra-
Iteru, ktery vyrvala, vjelo "a
.rozbresku nakladni auto a pre-
vratilo Sc. A Anglicane? Sma-
Ii Sc. Pry uz Nemci nemajf pu-
my a proto shazujf ma Londyn
auta.
Ash ctrnact dnf pozdeji dial
Sc najmout ma holandskou LODI,
ably slouzil spolecne veci jake
namofn1k spojeneckeho LODI
stva. Pred cestou sci S kapi-
tanem lodi k veceri ma rozlou-
cenou do Ceskeho klubu. Ne
dosli. Nemci shazovali zapal-
ne pumy. Timed Sc ujal nebez-
pecne prace pTi hasenl. Setr-
val S dvema nebo trent odvaz-
livci, kdyz Nemci ma mfsta O.
zarena pozarem. shazovali w
busne pumy. S kapitanem a
.ljeho zenou sc w nesetkal. Pu-
my a hrout1ci Sc zdivo je pohr-
billy.
Uni krasne vypravovat, ten
HE statecny clovek. Ale nenl
domyslivy ami sc nevychlouba.
Use, CO zazil, IDA Sc mu doce-
la samozfejme. Zde v Ameri-
ce pred vylohami myslil jen ma
kamarady. Jakou pamatku
Jim pTivezt z Ameriky? 0 ka-
maradech V Anglii mluv1 ne
pTetrzite. Mali Sc pry nesrov-
natelne lepe nez We Francii.
Jfdla je pro vojaky hojnost.
Naslouchate mu, pozorujete
no a elite pychu i dojetf. Py-
; cha mad nejprostslmi prfslus-
milky naseho naroda, kteff s ne
/ uveTitelnou samozrejmostf ma
Isazujl zivot We vzduchu, ma ze-
uni a morlch v nejr1znejsfch
: koncinach sv6ta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11
v Londyns csl. literarni list
"ObZor."

Ceskoslovenstf spisovatele a
journalistic v exilu, zvlaste po-
kud zijf v Anglii, sdruzuji Sc
nyni kolem move literarn1 revue
"Obzor", jejfz prvn1 cfslo pra-
We doSlo z Londyna.
Tento literarn1 mes1cn1k, Wy
,chazejfcf jake prfloha casopisu
"Cechoslovak'', snazi Sc zachy-
tit We versfch, povfdkach a stu
ditch obraz ceskoslovenske kul
fury, jak il utvarely vzrusujfcf
udalosti valky mimo domov.
V dals1ch clslech prinese COB
zor" pr1spevky mladych an
glickych spisovateld, kteff Ease
naopak privedou nase autory s
ukazkami jejich del do svych
literarnich listI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11
Zmizel pod ledem.

Podivny osud stihl 40leteho
mlynarskeho pomocnfka Karla
Pfibyla. Byl zam6stnan We My
ne Vaclava Dvoraka v Nilovi-
cfch, sam pochazel z Plavska.
Cd %. 1nora t. r. je nezvestny.
Je O mem jen znamo, re dine 22.
unora asi We dvacet hodin sci re
mlyna domd, a ably 81 nadesel,
chtel prejft domnele dobfe "a
mrzlou reku Nezarku. Probo-
I'll Sc a zmizel pod ledem. Ne
byl v1bec nalezen, ponevadz
byl asi vysokou vodou odpla-
ven. Dvorak mel v kapse celou
vyplatu pet set padesat korun
a v jine kapse mel lahev cd So
dovky, napln6nou rumem,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11
Byvaly otrok a vojak DOLL Sc
liz 1O4 rokH veku sveho.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, Hen
ry Mack, ktery Sc narodil jake
otrok We Fayette City, Ala,
oslavu svatku nezavislo-
sti Spoj. Stat1 8 oslavou svych
1O4. naroZenin.
Pr vypuknutf obcanske val
ky Mack utekl z plantaze a
slouzil u 81. infanterie v sever
nj armada proti otrokafskemu
jihu. Women's Relief Corps
usporadaly pro neho recepci.
Staricky cernoch pravil, re nj
kdy nemohl prij1t ma to, proc
tax dlouho zije.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11

Opravdu neslychana nehO-
da Sc prihodila farmari We
Westbrook, Mimi, Gust Hub
now, ktera jej p~fipravila o rs
slepic. Farmar je nakladal do
posad, ably je odvezl ma trh a
kdyz jich mel asi 80 naloze-
nych, pfiletel houf vcel a nez
mohl farmaT slepice osvobodit,
ably utekly, tax vcely usmrtily
vsechny slepice v posade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11

Dobrodruzne cesty csl. vojaka.

Hleda-li nektera rozhlasova
STANCE v USA cloveka, jehoz
jmeno zTejme prozrazuje ces-
koslovensky p1vod, a zada-li
ona STANCE, ably kazdy, kdo o
panu x Y n6co vi a Una jeho
mfsto pobytu, oznamil vse ne
prodlene ma tech a tech mis-
tech, reknete 81 bezdeky; co
pax mu asi chteji? Mozna,
re ma neho ceka dedictvi. MOI
ma, re nezaplatil n6jake pred
platne. Mona, re neco pro-
vedl - nebo mu umfel pffbu-
zny.
Lide, kterf nemajf daleko k
carovne kuchyni rozhlasu, VAN
dosvedcf, re vetsinou jde o prf-
pady krajne nezajlmave, jez
zbytecn6 probouzejf nasi I'VE
davost a jez mali vyznam jen
pro n6jakou organised nebo
nejaky trad.
Nicmen6 zvedavec, ktery by
81 dial praci a shledaval pffci-
ny, pro n6z to 81 ono jmeno W.
kfikuje do sveta rozhlasova
vysllacka, setkal by Sc obcas S
historiemi tax fantastickymi,
jake Sc mohou zrodit jen v te-
to pfevratne dobe.
Prave pred nekOlika dny
hledaly rozhlasove vys1lacky
cloveka bezneho ceskeho jme-
ma a vyzyvaly toho muze, ably
lined sdelil svou adresu jedne
krajanske organised New
Yorku. Co sc stale? Mic vic
a mic meme nez to, re ma palu-
be anglicke nakladn1 lodi pri-
jel do Ameriky cesky vojak,
ktery sc dial do sluzeb britske-
no namofnictva, a kdyz uz Sc
ma svych dobrodruznych ces-
tach dostal k stryckovi Samo-
vi, rozpomnel Sc, re pred dva-
citi roxy odesel mu bratr z ma
leho ceskeho m6sta daleko "a
ocean hledat steslt, re no cd tie
dolby nespatril a mic O mem ne
slysel.
A zde zacfna skutecny roz-
hlasovy pffbeh.
Rozhlasova vys1lacka nasla
|bratra v jednom z obrovskych
NEST Spojenych StatG a neko-
Xix hodin pc tom oba brat1
mluvili spolu pc telefonnim
dratu, zajfkajice Sc pohnutim.
A pr1stfho dine Sc ma nekollk
hodin setkali a vypovedeli 81
sve osudy.
Nezname osudy bratra Anne
ricana, ale zname osudy jeho
bratra Cechoslovaka, ktery jiz
v ,teto chvili Sc znovu plavl
kamsi pc oceanu "a dalslmi
dobrodruzstv1mi a pro slavu
porobene vlasti.
Je to mlady muz odkudsi re
strednich Czech. Kdyz Nemci
okupovali Prahu,, vedel cd pr
vnf chvlle, kde je jeho m1sto.
Nedbaje nebezpeci, prekrocil
hranice a v Krakove nebo Var
save dial Sc najmout do fran
couzske ciginecke legie. S PRIV
MIN transporter odjel do Mar
seille, odtud do Afriky. Kdyz
vypukla valka mezi Nemec-
KEN a zapadnfmi spojenci,
vratil sc do Francie jake vojfn
move sc tvorlci ceskoslovenske
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11
ZPRAVY cESKOSLOVEN-
SKE TISKOVE KANCELARE.

ZPRAVY cESKOSLOVEN-
TISKOVE KANCELARE.
= z Prahy dochazi zprava,
re ma zeleZnic1ch tax zvaneho
Protektoratu bylo zahajeno
sbiranf vsech predmet1, jez
jsou zhotoveny z medi, olova,
clnu a niklu. Vsechny tyto
predmety budou nahrazeny
vyrobky z jinych kov1.
- Dne 80. cervna oslavila
ceskoslovenska kolonie v Ar
gentine prvn1 vyrocl sveho Wy
stanic1 "Vzpom1nky z
vlasti" (Recuerdos de mi tier
Tento podnik, vydrzova-
ny dobrovolnymi pTispevky
krajanG, wal 81 Ia 1kol sezna-
movati posluchace predevs1m
$ hudebnf kulturou ceskoslo-
venskou a Sc vsemi udalostmi,
ktere Sc 1vzi k otazkam ume-
leckym a k vyrocfm historic
kym naseho naroda. Vys1lani
prostfedkuje stanice L r 9 Ra-
dio Fenix, v Buenos Aires a je
mu vyhrazeno pc patnacti mi
nutach cd 20 do 2O:15 hodin
kazde 1tery a ctvrtek.
= Westinghouse badatel-
ske stredisko v oboru we'd hos
podarskych a statn1ch, Brook
ings Institution, vysila v techto
dnech drivejsiho d6kana Wy
soke skoly obchodn1 v Praze,
DIR. Josefa z. Schneidera, ma
cestu pc zapadoindic-
kych ostrovech. DIR. Schnei-
der byl vyvolen pro tuto stu
cestu jake odborn1k We
zbozfznalstv1 a technologii S
praktickymi znalostmi tropic-
kraft a jeho 1kolem je,
ably vypracoval doporucenl, ty-
kajici Sc 1celneho zapojen1 jis-
tych castl studovane oblasti do
celoamerickeho hospodaTske-
no systemu. Sefem expedice je
prof. D. C. Munro, Teditel sko-
ly pro mezinarodnf a jine We
vztahy ma Princeton u
University. Bookings Institution
je svetoznamy 1stav, ktery je
caste poverovan student pro
vladu a parliament Spojenych
- Pro budoucnost Dude vel
dGlezite, abychom NELL do
kumentarni d1kazy nacisticke
no hospodafen1 v Ceskosloven-
sku. zadame proto vsechny
krajany, kteTi mali originalni
dokumenty nebo jine autentic-
Ike zpravy O nacisticke admin.
straci ceskoslovenskych zem1,
ably je zaslali neb prinesli ma
ceskoslovensky konsU
lat nebo ma ceskoslovenske Wy
slanectv1 We Washingtone. Jde
hlavne O tento material:
1.) Originally nebo fotosta.
ticke kopie nemeckych admi'
nistrativnfch vynosG a vyhla'
SEX (aby autenticnost byla ne
sporna).
81 Otisky nemeckych w.
nosd a vyhlasek v "protekto'
ratnim" tisku Originally.
81 Zpravy a citaty re sou.
kromych pramend, tykajfc1 Sc
takovych nemeckych opatfen:
(dopisy, vypovedi uprchlfkd
atd.).
- DR.. J. L. Hromadka, pro
fesor theologie ma universite Y
Princetonu proslovil v meslc.
cervnu radu prednasek a oC
27. cervence do 4. srpna Dude
jednim z hlavn1ch recnfk1 ne
biblicke skole v Grove City
Pennsylvania. DR.. j. L. Hro.
madka pripravuje anglickou
knihu O T. G.. Masarykovi. Je
likoz je jedn1m z nasich nej'
lepslch znalcG myslen1 a dlls
Masarykova, jeho kniha slibu
je byt velmi hodnotnym pr
rdstkem literatury O Masary
kovi a zaroven velm idobrol
duchovni zbran1 v boji "a mas
vec.
Rev. Blahoslav Hruby
jenz dostal stipendium pro stl
dunn socialnich pomerd
USA ma School of Applied Re
ligion v Cincinnati, pTednase
Y tonic meste 20. cervna v u
nitarskem chramu Sv. Jana
Sitr1aci " Evron6 a ZvlaSt6
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
FORECAST

The strong northern high pres
sure area is crested this morning
over the Lake region, and over
spreads most sections from the
Plains States eastward to the
Appalachian region and south
ward into the West Gulf States,
with temperatures somewhat be-
low normal throughout much of
this area. Pressure is relatively
low along the southern border,
in the Gulf of Mexico and north
ward over the East Gulf and
South Atlantic States and pre-
cipltation has been general dur
ing the last "a hours in the south
ern Plains, eastern Texas, and
from the middle and west Gulf
coast northeastward over the
Ohio Valley and North Atlantic
States with heavy rain reported
in many localities in Mississippi,
Alabama, Tennessee and North
Carolina.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
AID FOR ENGLAND

Editor, The Citizen:
l write to you after months of
air raids that leave us the only
large maternity hospital in Lon
don England. We face the COM
ing months, supported by Amer
lean generosity and touching mes
sages of sympathy.
One of our Nurses Iomes was
hit by high explosives and it has
rained ''incendiaries". Here, in
historic Queen Charlotte's of
London, we know the courage
of our poor mothers-to-be, their
husbands absent, fighting for
freedoms cause. They can only
contribute life. for life must
go on.
We give each mother free care,
and our steel helmetted nurses
reach them under gunfire, driving
cars with anti-shrapnel roofs.
Our Patron, Queen Elizabeth, has
inspected our arrangements and
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Churchill
attended our entertainment. Hit-
tie Winston, their baby grandson,
was attended at birth by Queen
Charlotte's chief Surgeon)
Bringing the new life into the
world and aiding it until five
years old, costs this unendowed
hospital eighty dollars-our war
charity funds cannot include this
work.
l feel that some of your read
ers NAV be moved to send their
generous checks to us here, prefer
ably by the Clipper, I would be
deeply grateful for group, club or
family contributions TO our care
of one or more of these mothers
and hope we NAV be enabled to
name a Cot $500 dollars) for your
City in our American Ward.
l am, YOURS faithfully,
SEYMOUR LESLIE.
Secretary.
Please reply to Executive Offices:
"OAKBROOK,"
339. Goldhawk Road.
London. w. 6,
England,
March, 194l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24

Subordinate officials of this or
ganization announce that there
will be strikes and riots if the
United States,by lawful process,
determines to deport Harry
Bridges.
"On. that statement of facts, on
its own statement about the
Bridges hearings, the American
ism of this labor leadership is in
question and in doubt. On the
lawlessness, head-smashing tactics
of men led by subordinates in the
CLIO, there arises further ques-
ton of their Americanism. And
If ! am mistaken in this COM
ment the Clio leaders who be-
lieve themselves genuine Amer
leans devoted to their country's
welfare, can, in a very short time,
repudiate and eliminate the law
breakers and violent radical from
the ranks of CIO, 1t would not
take five minutes to definitely
and publicly repudiate them"
Commander Warner viii leave
Key West about 6 o'clock tonight.
He will go to Miami where at 10
p. m. he boards an airplane for
the trip to Columbus. O. where
nj noon tomorrow he addresses
the Ohio State Bar Association.
He later goes to his home in To-
ledo.
Mayor Willard NJ Albury well
ccmed the American Legion dele
gates at the Strand theater in a
stirring speech. He was answer
cd bv Brig Gen. Vivian I Collins,
St, Augustine, adjutant of the
Florida state national guard. and
a prominent Legiounaire.
Committee reports and reports
from the officers Of the organiza-
t}on occupied the entire day. Isle
" Smith. 1aines Cix. depart
mcnt commander. presided, and
Howard RoWton. Palatka. and
other officials Of the state depart
ment officiatcd az the meeting.
Tomorvow'S session will open
promptly a, 9 a. m. at the Strand.
. Advancement of the colorS will be
in charge Of HaineS City Post, first
post in the department 20 have 100
per cent membership. There will
he 80 seconds OF silence and then
an Invocation bv Rev. J. z Stat
ham, Delrav Beach. department;
chaplain.
All 2. " there viii be a special
order cf business Retirement q
coloTS will be ia charge of Pen
Sacola Post, favthest post away
from KEY West 9l4 miles.
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SCHOOL PATROL
TO JOIN PARADE

Boy and girl members of the
Key West school boy patrol will
meet Friday afternoon at Palm
Avenue and Virginia street to
take part in the American Legion
parade, it was announced today.
The patrol members will meet at
4:30 O'clock on the street corner.
Myrtland Gates, director of the
patrol, said he would ask all
members with uniforms to wear
them for the parade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes express
siOns of the views of its read
ers, but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items
which are considered libelOus
or unwarranted. The writers
should he fair and cOnfine the
letters to 300 words, and write
on one side of the paper only.
Signature of the writer's must
accompany the letters and Will
he published unless requested
otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
NOT AMUSING"

Editor, The Citizen:
The inceSsant firing of cannons
by the legion vehicles seems to
me to be in exceedingly poor taste
at this particular time, when each
shot is a poignant reminder of the
misery overseas. There is moth
ing even remotely amusing in all
this unnecessary shooting.
If the legionnaires in their
curious vehicles get any kick out
of ranging the streets and iang-
ling bells, no one cares much, but
citizens who are giving a thought
to the serious warfare being
Waged in Europe,-tO eXpectant
mothers and sick people on this
congested little island,-the fir
ing of these cannons is far from
being funny.
KEY WEBSTER.
Key West, Florida,
April %, 1871.
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Classified Column,
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Payment for classified adver-
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vance, but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
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HANDED SENTENCE

SAN JOSE, Calif.-As a cure
for his rheumatism, Frank Fisch-
er of this city concocted a brew
of horSeradish and'wine. A Judge
found it might be good for rheu-
matism. but not for driving, and
handed him a :wo-year sentence.
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Tomorrow's Tides
FORECAST
(Till 1870 p. M, Friday

NIlll LOU d. H., rIlQdy)
+ Key West and Vicinity: Scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
tonight and Friday; moderate
southerly winds, fresh at times.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits:
Moderate to fresh southeast and
south winds; overcast showery
weather tonight and Friday.
East Gulf: Fresh southerly
winds, shifting to northerly over
extreme north portion; overcast
shoWery weather tonight and
Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
PECULIAR NAMES

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-A negro
mother in this city. who recent
" gave birth to triplets, named
them Gone, With and
Wind.
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W<awAw.l ~ -. <awmwm
UNIQUE SIGN ON
COUNTY JAIL DOOR

A facetious employee of the
sheriff's office this morning
had tackled on the front door
of the county Jail one of the
American Legion's bright new
signs:
This firm has contributed
TO the American Legion con-
vention fund. We deserve
your patronage.
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FOR SALE-Spanish type house.
large lot, many tropical fruit
trees Also, party boat Jewel"
Apply 800 Eaton Street
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LOT IL. SQUARE 4, TRACT 20,
Washington street. Bargain for
cash, $4,000. Apply A. L. Muir
ray, Columbia Laundry. apr15-s
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FOURTEEN FIT. SAILBOAT.
Fully equipped. 500. James II.
Pinder. 1917 Petronia Street.
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HALF BAG CONCRETE MIXER
with power loader Overhauled
and in good condition. East
Coast Equipment Co. 1929 SW
lst ST. Miami apr8- limo
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AUSTIN COUPE, runAwell: new
tires, Al tag. $4,000 See Dea-
con Jones. SOB Division Street.
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SECOND HAND PLUMBING

SECOND HAND PLUMBING
PIPES. fittings. tuhs. sinks. toll
cts. water heaters lavat0rSes
Soil pipe ard fittings. Lead, oak
tzFn. etc Pm. Golden Beaeh
1851 Gray's Fishery, Onas
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1881 CHRYSLER COUPE Rum
BILE Seat, Al Tag, $4,000 See
Deacon Jones, COB Simonton
Street. apr23 ct
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FOR SALE

JAEGER two-inch Centrifugal
Pump. 10000 gals. per hr.
Complete with suction hose.
Mounted on rheumatic tires.
T rough ly re-conditioned.
Price 500. East Coast Equip
ment Company, 1928 S.W. First
street, Miami, Florida.
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FOR SALE or Exchange-Cabin
Cruiser, 28-ft., eft. beam; 40
h.p. Gray Marine Engine. Will
exchange for lot, full or part
payment. Box BR., The Citi-
zen. mar6-tf
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING

JAEGER Three-Inch Centrifugal
Pump. 10000 gals. per hour.
Complete with suction hose.
Bargain. East Coast Equip
ment Co.: Miami. apr8-
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HERCULES 4-Cylinder Power
Unit Overhauled and in good
condition. East Coast Equip
ment Co, 1928 S.W. LIST ST,
Miami. apr8-1mo
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Subscribe to The Citizen. zoe
weekly.
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FOR SALE-Doubie Corner in
Grove Park. Upper Matecumbe.
size 100xl25: also other lots in
same subdivision; will sell or
s adjoining. reasonably Apply
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HELP WANTED

THREE pORTERs. s7o1 week
JanItor. 5000 geek Pernan-
ent Coral Hotel Apta, op~
ps9xite Post Office apr Is- x
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Temperatures
Highest last "a hours at
Lowest last night -------------------76
Mean 80
Precipitation
Rainfall, "a hours ending
7:30 a. m, inches -------------- 600
Total rainfall since April /,
inches observation-disclosures. 2,38
Excess since april l,
inches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.37
Total rainfall since Jan. /.
inches --------------------------. 1921
Excess since January /,
inches --------------.----.-------------- 7.21
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1885 PLYMOUTH. 4-Door Sedan
Needs some work. ~ tag.
S95 90. See Deacon Jones. 603
Division Street.. apr33- 2
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Wind Direction and Velocity
SEA miles per hour
Relative Humidity
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BEST BEER, WINE and LUNCH
STAND in Key West. Other
business reason for selling.
Phone 9l69. mar12-tf
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WANTED

sahaeria~ 10 The Catssen
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HAVE $500 CREDIT, new Chrys-
Ter or Packard Cash or trade.
Write R, w Cant, Air Station.
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Barometer at 1890 a. M. today
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u. S. WEATHER
BUREAU REPORT

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m,
18th Mer. Time Getty office
Temuerafures
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Sea level, 30.01 Q016.3 millibar:
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Tomorow's Almanac
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KEY WEBSTER

Key West, Florida,
April %, 1941.
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