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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Nazis Smash
Into Caucasus
New Drive Gains
Ground. kspest

! YUENBY O. CAo0mY q
MOSCOW, Oct. % 49, m -
Sovist uunilitaSy dispatches I'D
today III 0eEnleae Wace min
's
central Caucasus, attacking the
deep Red Army Gefensos oefoss
he Nalchik p1nteau With troopa
tanks, artillery and planes. n
Dlixxards have been ranging
in The Caucasas mountains snd
bitter cold has now set In. Rus
slan dispatches said many Ger.
MIN soldiers had been fRodsn
20 death IN caves.
This shift In invasion pre-
ure southwestward from tie
Moxdok area was noted q Stall
ingrad's garrison held On In the
Goth day Of siege against Ger
man attempts 70 capitalize On .
200-yard gain In bloody tight
ing yesterday.
NALCHK - TARGET
The Naxi command struck
against Nalchik, on . round
about route toward the Georgian
military highway terminal q
Ordzonikidxe, after being block
ed In the M6zdok se:tor and
thrown back In the area Of Taap-
q. far to the northwest.
Special ali and sled detach-
ments were moved up by the
Germans % engage the Russians
in the fight for mountain slopes
and passes deep n snow. -
The noon communiQue sum-
married. the action thus:
I'm the area Of Nalchik our
troops fought defensive battles.
In the area Of Z height enemy
See RU0SlA-Psgs 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Nab Lord

LONDON, Oct. 20 - @ -
Lord Howard, who succeeded to
the title of Baron Howard Of
Penrith in 1889 from his father,
who had been known In Wash
ington as Sir Esme Howard
while he was ambassador to the
United States, IL . prisoner Of
war In Germany, II was disclos-
ed today. He was . captain In
the Royal Artillery and was
wounded at the time Of his cap
ture.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Henry Bannow
Passes Away
Deoth CIoims
Prominent Resident

Henry Bannow, IS, q direc-
tor of the First National BANK
and a former Macomb township
supervisor, died at IL p. m. yes
terday at the home of q daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred j. Gasow, at
1929 North avenue.
despite his advanced age,
Mr.. Bannuw maintained q keen
interest in bank affairs even
after he became ill two months
ago. He had been confined to his
bed for three -wee}ss.-
Prior to his retirement asa
farmer % years ago, Mr.. Ban
now was supervisor of Ma
comb township for 20 years. He
was widely known to MzcUmb
county farmers and in Noun
Clemens.
He was born Oct. 20. 1887, in
Clinton township. the son of
John and Sophia Bannow. He
was for years an active member
of Trinity Evangelical Luther
an church.
The body may be viewed
this evening at the Casow
home where services will be
held at 2 p. m. Friday with con-
tinuing services at 2:30 at Trim
ity Lutheran church with Rev.
w. J.. Junke officiating. Burial
will be in Clinton Grove GEM
etery under the direction Of
Duncan B. Hubbard.
His wife, Della, died In Sep
See BANNOW-Page Is
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29

NEW DELHI, India, Oct. %
Up japanese air forces con-
tinued their assaults ON Allied
air bases In northeastern India
yesterday, but were met by
United States fighters which
shot down two Of the enemy
and damaged several others, 1t
was announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Pr0be Link

CHICAGO, Oct. 70 - W.H =
Federal prosecutors today at
tempt to link xix naturalized
Germans with the Nasi plot
which brought eight saboteurs
to the United States by subma-
rine to destroy vital aluminium
plants this unonth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Bomb Japs

CHUNGKNG, China, Oct. 20
-(R- An American air attack
on the japanese airdrome 1t
Lxshi0, Burma, In which the
runway was damaged and hits
were scored on . small hanger,
. dispersal area and an anti
aircraft battery was announced
today by Lieut.. Gen. Joseph w.
Stilwell's headquarters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Coal Substitute

WASHINGTON, Oct. 70 Up
- The Senate's Defense Investi-
eating Committee II inquifing
into the possibility Of using coal
more widely Is q substitute for
natural gas and fuel oil In re-
strtcted areas, 8udelyk 10oaley,
. counsel for the committes, H.
closed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Resignation

NEW YORK, Oct. 70 -(R-
The New York Times said today
that It had learned from reliable
quarters that Archibald Mac
Leish, had resigned, or suggest
ed his resignation" as assistant
director Of the Office of War
Information. MacLeish Is librar-
ian Of Congress and former d.
rector Of the Office of Facts and
Figures.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Killed

HELSINKI (From Finnish
Broadcasts), Oct. 20 - R -
Three persons were killed and
nine wounded last night BY
bombs dropped In an air raid
on the Finnish capital, the High
Command announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Build Forts

LONDON, Oct. 20 - up -
Jules Blondel, former Vichy
Minister to Sofia, said today the
Germans were building extern
sive Notifications along the coast
Of Greece and the Black Sea
coasts Of Bulgaria and Rumania.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Kelly Attacks
Van Wagoner's,
Administrators

Harry =. xo11y. Hepuh1ican
candidate ~ 0ovesuer. ~
nisht slashed out q ~ po1lelq1
Of 0ovesnor 0uuSov n w.
Wasoner at . rally @ 49, -.
publicans q Tan1o 1Svugu
Pr.esnt With xG1ly - - -
meeting NoEo Au111oe g.
vernon 0roWn, u. 8v6 ~
KsyeR eondidoDo ~ G1C
- q . ~ ~ - n
8lsss JaeeD y. t1Ano) q ~
ue Deserves : (oornH -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
AnnuoI Halloween Porode
Set to Roll Friday Night
Urge Entrsnts to Appsev Eeriy
for judging Prior 10 Mareh

music being furnished by the
Mount Clemens High school
band. The paraders march 70 the
vicinity of the County Build
ing where IN elaborate program
of sports and other entertain
ment win b ha16. RefreshmentS
will Be served BY the Owls
Club.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29

Mount Clemens Auxiliary
Police will meet at the Mount
Clemens High school tonight u
7:30. Sergt. Eugene Smith an
nounced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Blind to Help

SAN DIEGO, CALF, Oct. 20
-(R-Blind and crippled per-
sons will have . chance soon %
help build bombers under . lob
evaluation program being de-
veleped BY Consolidated Aircraft
Corp, president Harry Weed
head said today,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29
Candidates Eye
Wars Trend;
windup Drives
Tuesdays Election
to Determine Fote
Of HopefuIs

Patiently uncertain of war
time political trends and deep
ly concerned as to the percent
age of the voting public that
will appear at the polls Macomb
County Democratic and Repub-
lican candidates alike today
were beating the bushes" in
last-minute appeals for the vo-
ters' support and seeking to I'M
sure large turnout at TueS
days general elections.
With election of Prosecuting
Attorney Ivan A. Johnston to q
seat in the state senate conceded
by most observers, attention
conferred today on the hard
fought contests for sheriff,
prosecuting attorney, state re-
preventative and county. treas
urer. Other contests, equally
uncertain, will result in election
of complete state and county
states of officers.
The following candidates will
meet head-on Tuesday when the
voting public determines their
fate:
GOVERNOR
Murray .. VanWagoner, D.
Harry F. Kelly, r.
LIEUT.. GOV.
Exank Murphy, D.
Eugene Keyes, r.
SEC. OF STATE
Herman H. Dignan, r.
Maurice Eveland, d.
ATTY GENERAL
Herbert Rushton, r.
j. w. Babcock, D.
STATE TREASURER
D. Hale Brack, r.
Theodore Fry, d.
AUDITOR GENERAL
Carl B. Brandenburg, D.
Vernon j. Brown, r.
u. S. SENATOR
Prentiss Brown, D.
Homer Ferguson, r.
See ELECTION-Page 2
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Vital Alaskan Highway Opened to Military Traffi
late \ *
bulletins
Record QuakeS

BERLIN (From Germ q n
Broadcasts), Oct. 20 - (R -
DNB said today three violent
earthquakes, believed centered
In Asia Minor, were recorded In
both Belgrade and Bucharest
this morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29

Theut for Sheriff-Second Tern
Did . Big Job In . Quiet Way
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29

NO SUBSTITUTE ron RXPKR-
Wl0CR BLECT TILL HELD
xe0oBCUT0R-REP. TICKET
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-29

He Grew Up with Maeemb
County
Trombley for Proseeutor - Den.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14

49,. - 49,
Christnss eifts, il natural and
this requires the time of expert
epeed srersonnel Many order and
Registered mail business, involv-
ing much clerical work. also
usually rises at this season for
the same cause.
Equipment-The Army is lend
ing come trucks to the postal
service TO help with the holiday
rush, but trouble is being expert
enced in getting the thousands
of extra trucks normally bor-
rowed or rented at this season.
according to Walter Myers,
fourth assistant postmaster gen.
eral, in charge of supplies and
equipment: Lack of trucks may
prove to be one of the greatest
difficulties in handling the de-
livery rush. About 1880 extra
vehicles normally are needed:
but this year there are indics.
tons of a record volume Of
Christmas mail coinciding with
shortage of equipment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14
DECEMBER BUILDING q
PERMITS ALREADY M
EXCESS OF NOVEMBER

Building Inspector Ralph Rus.
sell said today that building
permits issued thus far this
month exceed those for the
same period during November.
The following permits. FOL
buildings have been issued ir
December: d =
A. Einhorn. frame building
Duval street, 5000:
Earl E. Hamilton, frame
building, Tlasler avenue. $4,000;
Angel Alvarez, frame, Amelia
street. $500:
Eloy villate, Seminary street,
$500; -.
L. p. Artman, addition To
printing plant. $1,000;
Howard Griffin, frame build.
ing, Harris lane, $1,000
J. A. Wilson, frame building,
Georgia street, $500.
Permits for a good many re-
pairs have been issued this
month by MIR. Russell. They
include Q permit for $2.50o TO
the Western Union for general
repairs to its building on Greene
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14
FISHERMEN MAKE
REPORT of MAN
ACTING .QUEERLY
NEW ABSTRACT COMPANY
WILL OPERATE UNDER THE
NAME or MONROE coh.
MoNwEAlrH ABSTRACT co.

1 49, -
Bradford Roberts and Guy
Cruz, fishermen, arrived in Key
West Saturday afternoon and ne
p6rted TO the sheriff's office thai
Henry Gates. who hsa been sout
fishing with them. jumped over
board on q bank off Archer's Key,
nine miles from Key West, and re-
fused 70 continue the trip with
them. They said he had been
acting queerly during the great
er part of the trip.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Knight and
Richard Pinder left here in a mo-
torboat for Archers Key. Gates
was stiH on the bank. and Deputy
Knight and Pinder say ne board
ed their boat without causing any
trouble On ,reashing Key Vest,
Gates was locked up in Jail till
such time as he IS examined. as to
his sanity. y. .sy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14
. LEG AIS
Z ,NoTscE5 4 Fssklf
tai stsssss is lesr ida,

= FIR zeS > DBeenp8EtS 70 ~ -.
s Notice is :herkby given that the
TRUSTEES of the Internal I'm prove
fnefltE Fund OF -tife state of florida
Withhold q meeting at 8 clock T,
n. -Januzry, 12, 1875 at Tallahassee
Florida. TO consider the sale tof the
Following DESERTED hubmerged and
soytreikfitys zsiand. in MONROE
CStinty. Florida - -. : =. = =.
ThosS certain. mansfoFe islands
Those certain rftAhkfoye Island
in Monroe ceuntE. Florida. de-
scribed as follows:
Sixsmali mangrove islands lying
within an area bounded on. the
north by concrete arch bridge
connecting Boea Chica Key, and
Stock Island: on the East by
Boea 1hica Rey.sou. the South by
Old Hoca Chica Highway bridge;
on sel1g West by Stock Island.
Correct description to be. fur
nish&d with deed.
This Notice Ii published in COM
pliarlee with Sections 253.12 and
253.i3s Florida Statutes 1871, that
any pefson or persons who may
have Dbj ections to said sale may
have an opportunities present the
sane ON date. 90 tsais eas therein
Bysorder of the Trustees of the
Internal ImproyemeRty Fund.
Spessafd L. Holland, Governor.
Attest. r.. C.. Elliott, Secretary.
dec7-i4-21.2s.f9i2; tanl.1s45
=
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14
YACHT CLUB HOLDS
ENJOYABLE LUNCH

1t was the right sort of day
for sauerkraut and weenies last
Saturday at the luncheon of the
Key West Yacht Club, with cher
~ pie as dessert.
A toothsone luncheon, the
tang of the sea and agreeable
talk made the affair one of the
NEST agreeable the club has
ever held.
Present were: Commodore
Clemmer, Secretary Wheeless,
DR.. Deane F. Brooks of Washing
ton, DR.. r.. C.. Morrey of New
Orleans, Rear Commodore Ever
EFT w. Russell, Ben D. Trevor,
Howard Overlin, Fred Eberhardt,
Earle Sycks, A. E. Peirce, A. L.
Murray. Glen C.. Price and s. C..
Singleton
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SCOUTS SHOWN !.
PICTURES FRIDAY
NAVY CHIEF HARAIsoN REED
GUEST or TROOP iar :.
RECENT Session -

Boy Scout Troop So of Key
West saw some very interesting
movies at their meeting Ffidsy
night. The films were shown
through the courtesy of special
guest Chief Harrison Reed, USN,
who has over fifteen years Of
Scout Work to his credit.
One of the three movies
shown was a feature subject, Be
yond the Horizon, actually finn
ed by Chief Reed in the Smoky
Mountains. The film !. was =. In
beautiful technicolor. Two 9TH
Ter films shown were a comedy
and a news parade entitled,
Americas Call to Arms. The
entire group enjoyed the movies
|and thanked Chief Reed. - : :
A short talk made sby Chief
Reed was interesting. The chief
told about. his travels. Scouting
work. and experience as a news
reel cameranlati with Pathe
EEewsreeis T He said that III there
are many, Army and EaFY men
in Key West. who would Hgladly
assist the local Seoiaine lie sthey
were properly informed s:'ot the
need for help. - "a. -. -.
Ernest Avila, Boy Scout and
Scouter here for, six years. has
enlisted in the United States
Navy and expects TO, be called
for training as a navy store
keeper shortly: ;Avifa,s work for
Scouting is. highly creditabie. A
special combination of gifts was
presented. to him on behalf Of
Ethe Monroe County Scouts. and
FScouters by Scouter. Archie. r.
Potter.
Senior Patrol Leader George
HOLDEN made a few announce
|ments. The Honor Award Con:
test win close at the end fef this
month. Adam; :Stanezak, still
leads in the scores.
!, A Christmas Party will, be held
on December 1B re .ESt gSff !
The ANNUAL Scout AGeei has
been .annq,lpced for Friday, Jam
aAryk nj sAg That time tall srneln-
Ibers ana leaders 6f9 Tfooos Sc
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Continued from Page one3
inexperienced and relatively slow
in handling mail AND there were
already many thousands of In
expefisnced workers. in the serv-
ice. replacing men who have gone
into me Army and Navy. ::
SorlseFof the measures. that are
being faken TO meet the. holiday
NIGH problem: and difficulties that
staf.fsre the postal service are:
Trahsportation-The railroads
are re-equipping about 500. steel
freigfst cars, 10 put them In con-
dition to handle mail on fast
trains, Smith Purdtrn. :. second
assistant: postmaster general. in
charge OF transportation. has
been, adTised. But last year if
took more. than .2l,900, cars to
handle the IRISH. and now the
railroads are using their extra
equipment to transport war ma
tefials and personnel The Christ
mas rush. therefore. = must be
spread over a longer period 50
that available equipment can
be.used longerpR deliveries arc
to be made on time = r..
Finance--A..n new task, which
the postal service is glad to han
die but which ! also adds to its
burdens Is, The issuance OF war
bonds and stamps, Ramsey. S,
Biack; third assistant postmaster
general, lin eharse of finance,
points out that as sharp increase
in issuance 81, bonds. fer use. as
- Il
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SEVERAL CASES, i:
/ BEFORE COURT
vAcRANcY AND roalslrcA.
TON CHARGES sAGAINsr
FoUR DEFENDANTS ! :

Lula Mae Lawson. i. Miami
negress was arraisneH this morn
ing before Justice Of Fthg Peace
Enrique Esqiina1do on a charge
Of vagrancy and was held in $5e
bail for the criminal COURT. 3 =
At S o'clock this afternoon,
Beulah Futch, negress.. of Per
rine, will be tried on a yagrancy
charge, and Mabel Reeee and J.
w. Woods. both white will he
arraigned on a charge Of fofhi-
cation.
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DIR. DE POO TO GET
HAVANA TREATMENT

In letter received by The Citi-
zen from Mrs. Julio de Poo, wife
of,Dr. de, Poo in New York, it was
stated that eDr. and Mrs. de Poo
were leaving New York on Satur-
day past en- route to Miami.
where they will remain until the
doctor gains strength enough to
board a plane at Miami for Ha-
vana, where he will consult spe-
cialists in the Cuban capital rela-
tive to his physical condition.
DR.. de Poo was operated upon
in New York about two months
ago, but his condition has not inn
proved to a point where he is able
to walk as yet.
Mrs. de Poo expects to arrive
in Key West within a few days
to attend to some business affairs,
after which she win return to Mi
ami, and will leave with the doc
tor for Havana just as soon as
proper arrangements can be made
for the trip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14

Annual Advent Social
TOMORROW Night

The Annual Advent Social o
The Woman's Auxiliary of st
Paul's Church will be held to.
morrow night at $50 o'clock ir
the Parish Hall on Bahama street
The public is invited and 4
pleasant evening is promised
those who sttend.H sca
The following. program will be
rendered: ..-- --.. ~
Chorus st. Paups Junior
Choir.
Recitation - Mary Theodore
Sweeting.
Violin Solo-Miss Catherine
bynmonette, accompanied BY
Miss Rose Mary Symmonette.
Reading-Mrs. Irving Sweet.
Ing. -.
Vocal Solo-Mary Anne Mat.
chett.
Plano Solo-Eizabeth Anne
Gardner.
Vocal Duet-Miss Emma Neal
Ayala and Miss Persis Larsen.
Musical Trio-Cleora Fay Rob-
erts, Frances and Elsie Mora. -
Quartette-High School Pu-
pills.
Violin Solo-Miss Persis Lar
sen, accompanied by Miss Flea.
nor Larsen. -
FINDINGS of the Synod Talk
by Mrs Gloriana Bayly, delegate
10 Synod
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KEY WEST BAPTIST
CHURCH TO OBSERVE
TOOTH ANNIVERSARY


The First Baptist Church of
Key West will observe its one
hundredth anniversary next Sun
day with special services.
The dedicatory services will
be held in the afternoon, begin
ming at 8 o'clock, and the guest
speaker will be the Rev. DR.. j.
=. Johstone, pastor of the. First
Baptist Church of Homestead.
Dr.. tombstone will also preach at
The morning service. which will
begin at 1880 o'clock.
In the evening the church
choir will give a musicale, begin
ming at 8 o'clock. -s- ~
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son Is for four years. where's ehs
one ne received EhEu ne was Elrst
elected. Was 1or only@rw0 years
Mr. Roberts explzzned fEst.
Membership n re sc11cl bozr1-
alternztes WITH every elecnl- H
and Ms Jennie CEUs PlsrcE
VII now serve soT 11zr Eezrs ez.1.
but TIE nexr tire 10y ar elsct-
&C they VII serve an2y rW-n wesrx
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Today's Horoscope

Today's indications promise
well for a lawyer or politician.
The nature is aggressipe.S analy-
Ftical and contentious. If the ma
tive is well educated, success
will come in everything except
possibly the winning Of many
friends. .4.laa ,aas.sa6a !
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14

KENNEpys HAVE sot,

Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson Kennedy
announce the arrival ola by at
their home. 1927 1-2 S. W..e4th
street, Miami. Florida, on Deem
Der IL.
Mrs. Kennedy is the former
Edith Ogden of this city.
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CARLYLE ROBERTS
GETS COMMISSION
FOR COUNTY JOB

J. Carlyle Roberts today re-
ceived his commission for member
Of the local School Board from
the third district The commits
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LoST-Brewn leather Billfold,
containing Identification cards.
Please return to Lester Bran
der at Dorrnitory, HOO Simon.
ton. Reward: deel2-ztx
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ALTERATIONS. DREssMAKnsc

RUTH and CHARLOTTE
Formerly of Boston and New
York; Specialists in ALTERA-
TfoNS and DRESSMAKING
. for Men, Women and Children.
Expert Workmanship at rea-
sonable. prices. 1215 Royal St.,
off United, 300 Block.
dece-6t
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pAuGHrEA TO pLANcos

announcement has been made
OF the birth of girl, weighing
six and half pounds, to Mr.
and Mrs. Mario Blanco yesterday
at a local hospital. The new ar
rival has been given the name OF
Diana Louise.
Mother and baby are reported
to be getting along nicely.
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FOUND

FOUND - Suitcase !. containing
clothing and valuable personal
articles. Owner identity and
pay charges, Mrs. OSweeney
612 Simonton street. Southern
Inn. - So .s4se- dec12-2t
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Business or Residential Lots aIj
parts of the island: Terms
J. OTTO KIRCHHETNER
Realtor
Phones ia and 738-R sos DuvaI
sstz oct8-tf
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LoST-B Gas, Ration Book No.
-FSisfaAl:@ Please return to- Ju.
illus Spector, 1915 Royal ST., off
= United. dec12-3tx
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WANTED Young Girl or Man
to work In dry cleaning estab-
lshrneht. Apply white Star
Cleaners. opposite Sowing AL
leys Duval st. z fiovs-t
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HELP WANTED Woman, white,
; experienced, To- cook and take
care of two small children. Live
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AM. LADY. DESIRING RIDE 10
Washington, ID. c. within
week contact Mrs. Mary. ,Ras-
ehack, phone 152-W. References
! exchanged. u, a<.lat deci4sax
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Losf

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name n& Earle 81 johnson. Re
tssrn~ lies Angela street,
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ELoST-Gas Ration Card in name
Of Hilary crusee, Jr. Reward
for return. Paul Owens, MAS.
BoxsG, Key West dec12-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14

Key West and Vicinity:
Continued rather cool tonight.
Florida Continued rather cold
tonight, with scattered light frost
in interior of north portion.
Hatteras, N. C, to Apalachi-
cola, FIa.. - NO small craft or
storm warnings have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14

HIP AffEt sspsbts we-
man az mother ihelpsf.lf1 am.
torso pm. daily. yloDo per
week. Light soisewofk, as
! sist care Of ehildren, plain cook
iiks Apply, AS William; street.
attentions. = !dsc11-3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14

wANTEDA Truck Driver, ! Key
West Wholesale Grocery Com
pany, 300 Duval street.
= decl4-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14

wANrEDeIos CLASSIFIED Labor
efs T forg ifnmediate employ
rient. Apply ut once, T.. S.
Labor B6ard. Post Office
Building, Key West, .decil-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-14

FOR SALE-Trailer, GOOD condi-
ton and tires, sleeps two.
Cheap. 1427 Seidenperg Ave.
81 decf2-6tx