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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
Mrs. Garland Cash
HOnOred at Party

On Friday Mrs. Ollie Harris and
Mrs. Clarence HuSkcth entertained
Jointly al II party and miscellaneous
shower hOnOrlng Mrs. Garland Cash.
Il recent bride. al the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Ollie Harris. Mrs. Ca h
- the former Miss AtlcSS Harris.
Mary games and contests were
played. Little Miss Barbara Mayrs,
"p"Sin ul the bride. entered the lv-
Ing room dressed as Il bride and
pulling Il wagon loaded with many
attractive gifts which she presented
- lI.C bride.
lit chocolate, cakes. candy and
s:!t,a nuts were served to the toll
rowing guest the humorcc and Mrs.
jimmie Brown. Mrs. Kemp MayCs.
Nnracc jackson. Mrs. Raymond Ay
.cGc Mrs. Nora llarri, Mr.. Lo.s
WllGr.. Mrs. Clarence !iuSkcth. Nj
Asa Harris. Mrs. Marion Shcariu
Mrs. ollie Harris. Mrs. Fred Niece.
AIRS. Murphy Shcariu. Miss Gladly
liuGhcs. Mrs. liamic Fa.rcloth. ii. .-
Jeanette Cash, Miss Hazel Tank. Ais
Annic Blankr. Miss Vienna Blue.
Miss Ncnmi Cash. Miss FL IT, Iiag-
riS and Miss Christine Shcarl..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26

- ,,--.,,,,:I =
w. , HStII'."l WORKERS. "nd "ii!c!a!
.| ',. INDICATE mat all able
Dou'eu men ni miIItdN age must cN-
i pu.' " r''''''''E j." De '"Iird INT" Inc
:" NV '"rCcS' inns means lhH' The
I I,',' J"o p' wal production ana m
"'nt . output Tor cINI'ian use
W !aNon over ana carried ON
,n,. vs. c'l'relE ny mos unsuitable
- c'E'cc OH inc i'Eh'''s fronts.
SIch an Ou;;uUk a. this obviously
leaves no orom for the expectation
I" anything resembling business a.
usual or customary pcacc-timc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
Questions And Answers
Explain Point Rationislsys

Raleigh. Jan. 26.-ThC office of
price administration today released
an up-t"-ih"-minutc group of qucs-
lions ana answers un point ration
hIg IN reply To hundreds OF in
quIIlc> received from North Caro-
Una citizens within the past few
weeks.
The gr"up of ten question:. and an
..Wcr> follow:
|. q. May War Ration Book Two
~ used by any member ui the fam
.ly?
y. Yes. Ration Book Twu-Iik.
Wan Ration Book One mow used for
sugar and Coffee may he used bv
my incmhC. of the household tu
'h"m Iii" n"ui, i, issued. Any mem
3'r Of The family may use all the
sImIly's ration books.
,. q. Will all persons be given
nc same number OF ration stamps =
y. Yes. Exactly the same ration
look. with same number of STAMPS.
VIII he issued To- every member of
The family.
;. g. viii p.occ sod baby foods
&c raii"ncd on the same paint Sys-
tom as foods for grown-upS?
y. The pruCC~sCd baby foods thai
"r" mad" Of strained ur chopped
mutt. vegetables. az meat. nr con-
Hlnations "i these. put up IN scalcd
glass "r Tin containers are included
in the ration order. Canned milk.
canned milk formulas. and canned
prepared cereals will not be ratior:-
I'd.
/. g. Suppose | have used all my
iamiiy'S point StHmpS and run uu.
Il baby food"
y. You should learn L. make ynrn
points last throughout each ration
period. just aS you now budget your
money iur food To last until nest
payday.
,. g. How will / know how Ia
budget nT ration stamps?
y. The point value Of all ratiuncd
foods will be published and puSiCc:
IN each store al the beginning IF
each ration period. You will also
SNOW how many points your fans
~ Will have 10 spend during that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
Volumes On War Among
NelU Library Additions

Besides wide variety of fiction.
two books depicting Americans ON
recent lighting fronts arc outstand-
ing IN the new volumes received a,
the library.
Battle for tho Solomons," by Ira
Woilcrt, is story ul history in the
making. II describes an cnlightcn-
l"e adventure with American boys
IN The distant Solumun,. The book
follows the actlU:.-on land, on sea
ana IN the air-includ:ng the FIltu
ii"ilic oil the Solumons on Noycm-
DCr llth and 18th.
EGadalcanal Diary" is narrative
ny a VA; CORE: pOndcnt who accom-
h'hiVu The iIrst detachment of L.. S
..'"!'ilrs - Iand un Gliadalcanal. and
lis IS ms comp -. unvarniSh"d nc
'"''.i "i tnc event. that led to the
&C uai lighting and of the fighting
Itself. ''''7
'lc' thc People Know" bv Nor
IAN Angel. is = profound slI,dy -,
Re problems mat conlron, every
i,'''' WIN Er:2i'0n I" the war and
'i" l''"'c lnal !. 10 follow.
, -'''N" S'tiNI arms Is by jean
! 's'ri "l lAv research staff of For
'"i'c magazine. L. her preface she
ihn; she finished her book ON
III" day the lnnancsc attacked the
''"ulil" i>l;'nds. |, answers oIcs-
rs that people Ill over the United
S'a,c' began asking: what have No
81 up there. anyway? What kind
%! country is it 10 iigh, in? To live
"a: Nh;., Kind of people arc the
NI"ENan.? What doc Alaska nccd
from Is. ard how cau We Use if f.
#"l" lin The war;
"Rcpart From Tokyo" is a message
t. the American People by Joseph
:. Grew. United Strics Ambassador
30 Japan from 1882 to 1911.
Eadi" From Start to Finish gives
nc WN"i" picture Of radio from the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26

period. If you know that you must
have Il certain number of cans of
bahy food during Il ration period, YOU
must set aside enough stamps fr,
this particular purpose To buy them.
&. q. Will il be better Tor me To-
buy dried. fresh. frozen. on canned
fruit when rationing begins?
a. That's Il question YOU mav
want To anSWc" Tor yourself II 10
fresh fruit is available, your choice
oil Il proccSScd fruit will depend on
your family - iIkCS-On how YOU
want to use the trult-On the cash "a,
we'll Is the point price of each kind,
and probably ON the varieties avail
lOlc.
7. q. May use the point stamps
~ Book Two To buy coffee?
y. No. Coffee Will continue To- be
ratiuncd only with War Ration Boot;
One.
8. q. Will have To surrender IA
lion stamps If ! get Il meal in res
taurant?
y. No. You may continue 10 cat m
restaurants just as you do now. Res
taurant' will be ratiuncd in the total
amount 0f pruCcSscd foods they may
buy according 10 the number O!
meals they serve.
Q. q. My daughter is away al
school. May we use her ration book
at home for food for the family
y. No. Your daughters Ration
Book Two. like Ration Book On,
will be used by ,hc drrmitury e..
sorority house in which she CHiS [,
buy her share of food while She o..
living away from home. She vii
bring her book back home with iyI
when school is uut.
10. q. My huusckccpcr lives Will
her own family. but eats all Inc!
meals al my house. Should she gii,
me her Ration Book Two or does s.!y
keep ii FOR the use al her family"
y. Ii shc eats hrr meals at yuu
home she should give you her ration
BOOK so that you can buy hcr >ha!,
of rationcd food. However, such a.
engagements are entirely voluntary
and you may make any arrange
M"ntS you wish that satisfy yul,
both.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26

earliest days when scientists first
began 10 think about il.
Gross Creek Cookery" by Mar
Joric kinnan Rawlings is not a cook
book in the traditional manner. bu,
1t docs contain over $50 recipes and
'OnIc 80 menus Tor breakfast. lunch
cen, dinner and camp dI"ncrs. /, Is
az the title suggests, Il mUuth-watcr-
lng, cvOcativc and conversational
discussion Of cookery at Cross Creek.
Good Intentions, by Ogden Nash
- has IlrSt new COLLECTOR oi yer 4
sIncc i IN a Stranger lice MyScl.
waS published iour years ago. NJ.
Nash = us witty and DaI DSu as exc.
on :Ucn subjects as n!UisCkS. dies
"bbIcDIi". idtncI, antiques a..d tcr,
i:itcS.
.Am.UHg The nrw novel, - 49,, QwIl
.i..Ia. on Scarlet Flower. u stur,
i colonial IuI.c. translated lruul
;hr Spanish. 1t is rrcuen Hrd as ON,
II tac best South American novel.
-...u wo: Il prlHr III Il Literary run
~ conducted IN Santiago.
The Three bamboo Is part 4
IIarIy interesting now because Il
portrayS family lie III Japan.
OIhc. lection recently received /.
SEED below:
Eddie and the Archangcl Mike
~ Benefited: The. Moon III Aric- >,
~ BLIZZARD: Mrs. ParkingtOn." by
Eromlicld; Case of the Talk.n.
Dust" by Donovan; Brave Herr
'aGc." by Dcrn: Tho GaunI WON
m by Giiligan; ~ Song aid YOU
~ Grey; Pat Whit"cy. Il. NJ" by
Hancock: "A Circ:c in the Water.
~ Hull: Shooting Valley" 10y -.
cclyn: Beneath Another Sun" by
L",hcr: Hanged Tor Il Snccp," 10y
Lockridcc: IF This Be Destiny.
by Robin: Valley of Death" Di
Shapiro: wide is the Gate" by Sin
clair. and Design for Murder" ID,
Wilde.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
Increasing Labor Shortage,
!. Predicted in Banks SURVEY

II Is la be hoped that the uurmld-
dplC problem al manpnwcr srIbIliZa-
non can hC met without the use al
compulsory methods. states the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York III discussing how serious the
20 Empower problem is. in the current
sue oi The Guaranty Survey. its
...pnlhiy IgNICW %. business and III
'incldl conditions in this country
ID abroad. published today.
Tho country appears. however. 10
ihrlnc IL period 90; increasing
"'cr-all shortages: and Il j. only by
successive adaptations g. changing
.H"dS and conditions that tho grow
ing requirements can he supplied
without severe disturbance To- cS-
scntial industries" The Survey con-
'inucS. The task j. difficult hut not
impossible. and If il i carried oUt
with skill and vigur the United
states will find itself in much more
favorable position than is enemies
as far as mauprwCr - concerned.
The United States with about
I.OOO.O0O men now ~ ihr armed
forces and 500. 900 in war indus
tries. and with 6.OOOnOO more {" be
added to these two groups this year
faces mHnpuwCr problem which.
while vastly los, difficult than that
~ otlr enemies. viii iIN both the
capacity and the rlcTrhilriy of our
l@bor supply. ConScripti"n will re-
MAIN for some time tU come ma
iur influence on the general labor
situation. and hardly less impor-
'"rf in the aggregate will DC the
rowing requirements OF war indus
&. L,t,I ,elecilrt -clNlCe boards
have been advised that il wlll be
necessary to increase the drafting
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
YOU CAN'T GOVERN 1T

II Is ALL we'll and good for
You 10 take credit for a wcll-
played hand when you score a
doubtful contract by handling
each problem correctly. But many
n time all the skill in the WORLD
would not avail you unless you
also had some good fortune III
matters over which you have no
control. such as the opening lead
Don't even DC too quick to blame
your opponents for giving YOU
your contract. as the result may
have depended upon some factor
which WAS completely hidden from
their view and over which they
had no control. In brief. try 10 he
q bit modest about vCur successes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
Hospital Visits
Thought Inspired
By Driving Urge

H""'" U"rucrsOn officers arc
Suspicious that much visiting at
Maria Parham hospital recently
as been occaSiOncd by people
wa wis IN drive uptown for
other reasons and i'm doing so
park AT or near the hospital and
80 on their crrandS. The ban on
pleasure driving permits driving
Ia visit the sick.
Visits have come tn be so nu-
mcrouS and 1t hours other than
'hpSc prescribed that thr hos
Dital has appealed publicly for
General observance of the rcgu-
IatiOn hours from 5 To ) u. M,
and from : to $50 o'clock i'm
the evening.
One officer said today that u
taNicab company had estimated
IFS vehicles made nearly one
hundred calls on recent day
to take visitors 10 the hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
nd-Lease
Bill Offered

Continued from Pave ono
struggle on which the tate ul the
world depended ThCy are even SCUM
der at time when the United Ma
tionS arc on the march tu victory"
Bloom said that INC lend lease nc;
would expire June 30. 1913. unless
renewed. and added the Congress
was toresighted IN 1871 in antiCipa-
ing the necessity % lenG-led aid
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26

An advance Spring forecast pre-
diets ShirtwaiStcrS and more
ShlrtWalSlcrS. This smart style by
Marian Martin. Pattern 1920. has
new "Soitic" touches in Il rounded
collar: a soit-cut bodice: front-skirt
plcatIng. Yoke and gathers give
freedom i'll back bodice.
Pattern 1920 may be ordered only
IN misses and wumcn'S sizes II. is.
Ii. 20. 32. "a. 36. 81. ~. u. Size 10
"rurcS 3 Is ydS. 35-inch.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in COINS
Tor this Marian Martin Pattern
Write plainly SIZE. NAME, AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order To Daily DiSpatcn
Pattern Department. 232 w. 18th St,
New York. n. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
X
....t CUl< BOYS =
IN SERVICE "
Nc.li-I.ntl Here.

Nft. Clyov l.. Hramc. OF Camp
..... y.... .prut the Weekend with
.r .uc.... Alr. and Mrs. S. l..
......v. rl Henderson route ,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
From Richmond.

Mis- l., s.y IHamc. Of Richmond.
co.. .uvu; nc Weekend in llcndcr-
90 l... G,. parents. Mir. and Mrs.
l.. Hi.ug. ui route =.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
SuIn.i> Club Meet

t.c S.....s club vii! meet Thurs
. ..,....n ut / u'clnck at the
.. of Mise, Mary Belle and Cor
. Gary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
Ms. Miller Here

,Ig. jams. l. Miller. al v lSun. is
..,..eu .. "utNC tins afternoon II
Airs. \. ). Harris tor Scv,ra.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26

serted thcC Va, 40 hope ~f carly
tcil"i a. tine cur.al %asuiinc short
~, which ho. drought pleasure
drI|m" ban g. lhy ,u.l.,r .gHDudrd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
VI IT, Il husband.

jos. H, a. haN.I. Ia> rctlTnr.!
.. ...,. visiting hcr husband al
.a Nu,c.,T. Ga. where ne is
40 uva IN Inc military service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26

10 the countries opposing axis az
erosion. What Wa not #u Obvious,
Iii"n Is crystal clear now"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
Miss Finch HaS Operation

=, N"s" WIN '"' "''"'h 'I Ill
'l''eii%H'
MISS finch Vas Operation
Miss Hazel fInch. daughter uI {. s.
fIich "l li'huIss e. ISL" Sd. ST.
rlUuSly injured III a DuS-truCk col
iIsluh "|im oi NinSt III Salem last
autumn, and who mt, been confined
IL the baptist Hospital ia ,..... Do.
Salem SINCE that tame. md'.., { an
operation At that hospital Monday.
Bones were removed lrrns 80. IL. =
l,rCd leg aHu grated i"tu the o,ucr
in the hope 0i saving the lrrl.nI
limb Doctors Thought the r..
w., :irct.c .itiI -. .,. ... .......
determined at The Inn, and 81, 49,,
;icnt rallied satisfactorily ,rn,, ,bo
ordeal. She will no rIr,,,,.,I Co..
v.n,,l,.. -, H. i,,,,,.;..'I '''>" '''
Mr. Finch < =, ia, ,-.'.....' -'',.,.
No vrlr,o Irdv
rive al even approximate IUdemcn,
=" iImr when condition. aud re
p"iicincn'~ are changing 80 rapidly
as at present and when actual ac-
Ni'"WlcdSc concerning mIupuWcr rs
E"l''reH * SO imperfect. Recent Of
icial estimates place Tn" nation ;
u''hl hlH'lpnWCr needs al the end of
!'t'' III h7.oou.ohO. as against az
pr"Aima'rly @9.nhl.lOn CIupiuycd al
Pt>'hl. ne number unemployed /,
'|'hlaico at l.9uh.hOn. of WhGin
"nuu' nan represent an irrcduCibiv
/ MINIMUM "l Unemployment. These
's'ui I Z, N".iu 'hnlcAt" that about
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26

Confined TO Home.

W. w. Hicks has been confined To-
his home ON Gary street Tor the past
several days with an attack ul M
ilucnZd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-26
srt. Harris Here.

'.. =. Harris. uI the L.
... l- spending several
r here H.tvr COmpici-
foreign duty. and
Mitchell Field. Long
..... '...t.IV
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
LIONS FORWARD
CONCH SHELLS
SENT TO CLEVELAND FOP
USE AT INTERNATIONAL
CONVENTION

Tine Key West Lions Club. yes
trrday afternoon. shipped 1874
cunch shells Ca Cleveland "a nt
used there at the Lions intetEs
IL RAJ convention. which hrglne -
July %
The Shells .,c tao parties
10 ady. Is. k " 4
boost tn caudlda,s % q car 's.. .f
frcn Florida for ~, tnnd nef
national vice >Iicncy
as local Lion sand foaas
use al iisc shell Is ART Ir h,HHl
Florida candidate. Milasd E
-,riIn. vuu D. an assistant 100
tr, nfflo. II Atiarn'. G."sr ,
Tom Watson or ca,h
ut r'.d w Want C"ni C.n-
i'n Thc shells vllI be-. 80 'l.af
90 .n-sH. f.- q. l.r..f.
i.- .r' riHsu t.t.
Lion Gerald Ssond,
~ ft. ev.rt rt A
elected 'h.f5 slc. r-.ltr
.Ii g. pl.-f ~ FL
.tirrs .'
r. - hf
,-.. u' rsft
j. t.ur.d -
bot. vtl.. =. I...-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
LIEUT.. STEWART
TO TAKE COURSE
PROPOSES TO LEAVE Or
THURSDAY OF NEXT
WEEK FOR NEW YORK

Lieut. Je F.,Ieiirs a. Stae
art. Who has hrcn oiucci-,n-
charge of tho NavH on r4,ina
Las Recreation Department t.r
TX months. D., leaving Thur IS
Of next weck for 7n advanced
training course at Fort Schuyler.
New York
Lieutenant Stewart H3 IS
SHOWN among ot:lccr- and enlist
I'd personnel OF this island ba~. eu-
tered the service DECENT -.
1912. Aas indoctglnatci ~ Holly
oOd. Fla. and reported 7. Ky
Nest JANUARY Is 1913 for hi> pres
mt assignment
Before Joining TIM Ny ro
graduated from William & Mary
College ~ Williamsburg Va, aid
then set out ON positions which
we're 10 qualify him as an ID I'd re-
creation officer
While in William * Narv he
led the collegiate orchestra and
Continued on Pags Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08

Last night. july 9TH. marked
the first meeting Of "a new club.
Croadly speaking. the purpose of
The club Is 20 assist married cou-
pies IN adjusting themselves more
quickly 10 thor new homes ~ X Y
West Tho club VIII be cailcd TIN
M. ana Mrs. Club OF the Jackson
Square L. S O. and VIII en-
ocavor To b. completely Joint
up, ration between husbands AMI
wlves All offices -rc % DIS loini-
Is. Those present last evening
were
Nh. and Mis- anthony Casa=al-
90. Mr.. and Mr. DENIM Julian.
III. and Ms. L;ofIl~ Miller. sir.
and Mrs. Glen OffUtt. w. and Mr..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08

viii BE- here to present the hon
or flag AT SFecial ceremony.
details of which VIII be ar
nounced later.
Ensign Adams reported that
the special july Fourth campaign
To provide for future lndepend-
ence Days yielded total receipts
of S9.637.5O
investments in War Bonds
are urgently needed" he eX-
planned. to maintain steady
flow of cash into the Treasury
10 keep planes IN the air and
ammunition IN the guns IN the
tremendous offensive that IS noss
gaining momentum.
An investment in War Bonds
does more than furnish fighting
equipment TO the fighting men.
he pointed out "A man who ruts
his money in bonds is making
an investment for the future 50
that when final victory Is won
he Will have funds 10 help in the
purchase of a home or TO aid IN
adjusting himself and his family
in the return 10 normal life.
Questions have been raised a.
the War Bond Office. he added,
about the new tax bill. Ensign
Adams said. 1t is to be re
mcmbcred that the new bill
merely provides q means of col
Letting taxes and does not change
any rates. Rates at which l943
taxes are payable will remain
the same as those for last year ;
taxes"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
$4,000 GERMANS SLAIN, REDS CLAIM
WAR BOND HONOR FLAG WILL SOON
BE FLYING OVER LOCAL NAVY BASE

The Secretary CT the Navy
coveted War Bond Honor Flag
will soon be flying over the Ma
vel Operating Base.
The right to this distinction
was gained this week when
civilian employees Of the base for
the second consecutive month
proved their patriotism in con
crete wsv end also demonstrated
their good investment sense by
keePing enroIments on the pay
roll deduction plan over the g.
Ter cent mark.
Enrollmenis now ere slightly
ir excess of 81 Der cent and
during June bonds issued were
tie equivalent CT IL per cent OF
The gross psYro'ls. ENSIGN II. c.
Adems. Wsr Bond Officer. stat
ed that If is expected that under
ihese conditions monthly bond
isues will exceed 500 0o0.
II Is hoped that a representa-
tt-c Of Tho Navy Department
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
Nine Jap WaShipS Sunk
During Ku|a Gulf Battle
CORONER ORDERS
NEGROES BELONGINGS
BE GIVEN FAMILY

Chief Deputy Sheriff A Fl.
MclnnIs said today that Acting
Coroner Raul CarbOnell had au-
ihorizcd him 10 turn over 10 the
family Of George Charles Hep
burn. who was shot in the county
Jail has belongings. which in
cludcs wallet. containing S5.l5.
and has draft and Identification
paptr
Chief MCinnIs stated that
members Of the Hepburn family
may call at the Sheriff-S office
% any time 10 get the belong
ings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
American Losses In Ma
val Engagement Were
One Cruiser And One
Destroyer

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
A-sis.is Jsly s-Eins Jss
~asshass ~srs sunk and prob
shiF q snd every one IN ths
flssi 49, aam@ssa some 0adI,
- as n@val battle ia Kula Gull
= So snaoanesa today.
- salY seas q ihs Jsp ilss.
SIS - ~ssek@as on fhs shore.
- $40 ssif Il ~as stated fur.
an~F fhsf tns American Jesse,
~sss sns ersissf aid one Dc
sfseFss
20 asfssi 81 So Jspa IN Kuis
$50 ea~@ss fhs 49, f0r Amer
ssa go AsstFshsn forces 10 JOIN
- fte sassncs ou me Important
SEQ h@ss as kaanaa from ths
$3.50 sna ihs ssss Anisd troops
sss sassnr .na fresu three ether
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
KNOWS BOATS AND
HANDLING OF THEM
CREDIT GOES TO F. POPE
WHO HAS ACQUIRED
MUCH KNOWLEDGE

J. tt. 90 i.iu1a - ra
Nv, .'i wartime The. SHORT
10. ~ u..n niu knY" an"u' si ps
ami is.. l.. many as' n'rr co.
vned 81. sound mi i-i' ni 're
sea Intensive training must e.
given Goa the handling pt bua'~ and
~, .ui,# and su.a'1.u- .at =Hi-
u.,
Drs man. as.n kuaE- Hrr' ana
r..ft fandIHa r = p".s
BM2~. "s tho MAS z. So Lockst
Thnr". tr.u g tre wiae.. 'e,-'.
u Minneapolis. Mimi ne mas &C.
gWrcd thorough know Ie1g. 81
fCun'i~ucd on Pace T1r,"Y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08

Judge Lord saws o. Is Row possible
Tor au applicant "a file a petition
with him. giving SwoIn particulars
OF hrs birth, and that then a form.
IA trIplicatc. VIII be- filled out. one
4 which viii b. kept hy tho
Judge. another sent 80 ihc Florida
Bureau of Vital Statistics. ~
Jacksonville. and the third gwen
Ia the applicant. From that apDii-
cation. tho bureau viii issue the
birth certificate
Whore IN applicant resides IN
another state. he Will be- given
two fillCd-out forms. one of which
ne will keep himself and the 9th
tr to b. sent bv him to the bureau
81 vital stats les IN his state
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
Sixteen Hundred Tanks Are
Destroyed; GAY Planes Lost
gw&[[[%\\\
WEATHER SUMMARY
FOR LAST MONTH

The following Is a summary
of the weather for the month
of June as issued by G. S.
Kennedy. rneteoroloIis;. IN
charge. at The iocsl weather
bureau:
The highest temperature
for the month was 80 on the
2lst. with 70 the lowest on the
2Sfb.
The greatest precipitation
was 800 inches on The 7sih
and 25fh. while The prevailing
wind was from the east.
There were 10 clear day..
? cloudy and - partly
cloudy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
CAUSE OF RACE RIOT

NASrlN1 |N- - n
borough investigation of the race
rlcf N Detr,ii II was announced
here todsv that the Axis powers.
~ the Ku Klux Klsn. had moth
ina whatever to do with the insfi-
cation of the lawlessness. The
The riot the report said. grew out
II determination P1ainsi negroes
IN cm-loying them for defense
work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
fcKEs DENIES STORY
wASHINCToN.-H>-~ld lei

WASHINCTON.-Hs-~ld Ic.es.
secretary of the interior. denied
the a, ienrenix in a story publish
I'D in the New York Times That
he and President Roosevelt are
aeferrinz TO John l. Lewis in the
negotiations tnai are bein7 made
70 settle the differences between
coal miners and operators.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
LATE BULLETINS
aHy ss-a-isted Pressp
CONTROL SOLOMON SEAS
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

AUSTRALIA.-TodaY. for the
first time since the beginning of
The waE a5einsf Japan. the Allies
are I'm full control of the Solomon
Sees. Every jap ship has been
4Tivsn from that area. as q result
OF the defeat of the Japanese fleet
in Kula Gulf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
ITALIAN INVASION JITTERs

LONDON. - Radio Rome sail
eddy that the next invasion
thrust by the Allies will be made
- Italy herself and not Sardinia
oF Sicily. The frequent raids on
Italian coastal towns were given
IS the reason for that conclusion.