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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09
ZahUGl0 maj sprejmejo sledeci:

Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Tegel yr.; Mr. in Mrs. Al: Tegd; Mr.: in
Mrs. Jack Okorn, Milwaukee, Wis; It. Joe Zaic, MlUaukee.- Wis;
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Zac, Hibbing, Minn; Mr.: in Mrs: Joseph Zaic
Jr, Hibbing, MIMI; Nh. in Mrs: John Golob, Hibbing, Minn; Mr. in
Minn.; Mr. in Mrs. Joseph KasteHc, Ely, MIMI; Mr.: in Mrs: Louis
Gorse; Mr.. in Mrs. Edward Hoffert, Mr.. in Mrs: Matt Smith Sr:;
Portland, Oregon; Mr.. in Mrs. John Christopher; Mr.. in Mrs. Jack
Jerina; Mr.. in Mrs. Louis w. SUenwol; Mr.. in Mrs. John Yakos;
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Bolek; Mrs. K. GoLobich, Ely, Minn:; Mr.. in Mrs.
John Gruden ST.; Mr.. in Mrs. John Gruden Jr.; Mr.. in Mrs. Chris
Kotsos; M. in Mrs. Joseph Adamic; Mrs. Margaret Janezc, CHS
holm, MIMI; Mr.. in Mrs. Rudolph Jelercic; Mr.. in Mrs. Paul
Peck; Mr.. in Mrs. Pete Vukseuic; Put. Nick Sayatovic; Cadet in
Hamilton, Texas; Cadet Walton P. Young, San Marcos, Texas;
Mr.. in Mrs. Earl Smith, Hamilton, Texas; Cadet in Mrs. r. B.
Johnston, Austin, Texas; Cadet in Mrs: Chas. N. Mauck, Austin,
Texas; Class 1898 A. F. Navigation School, San Marcos, Texas:
Mr.. in Mrs. Rupert Kemp, Hamilton, Texas; Mr.. in Mrs. F: M.
Kemp, Hamilton, Texas; Cadet in Mrs. Robert Beutler; M. in Mrs.
Louis Chanpa, Ely, Mnn; Nh: in Mrs. Frank Sterbenk, Ely, Minn.;
Al Jelercic; Mr.. in Mrs. Hall Whte0ck; Mr.. and Mrs. N. Harvey
and daughter; Mrs. S. Murray and son; Mr.. Roland Bondono;
Mr.. in Mrs. H. Schulkin; Mr.. in Mrs. George W@nke; Mr.. in Mrs.
Leonard Lafevre; Mr.. in Mrs. A: Kramer in druzna; Mrs. Mary
MHauec; Mr.. in Mrs. Matt Tursc; Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Rupnik in
druzina; Mr.. John Polonski; Mr. in Mrs. Joe KoUac in druzina;
Pit. Jack Nagel; Nh. in Mrs: Louis Tolar ST.; Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
in Mrs. Theodore Laurie; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank SajoUec; Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Vadnal; Mr.. in Mrs. E. ywgek; Mr.. in Mrs. Y. Snider; Mr..
Nh. in Mrs. Matt Ogrinc; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Kramer; Mr.. in Mrs.
Fred Kendel; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Hribar; Mrs. Sustarcic; Mr.. in
Mrs. Louis Rebel in druzina; Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Lipovec in sin; Mrs.
Mary Lunder in druzina; Mr.: in Mrs. A. Dusa in druzina; Mr.: in
Mrs. Adolph LUMBER; Mrs. Mage Neulon; Mrs. Olga Berus; Miss
Mary Nemec; Miss Ruth Melinda; Miss Betty Bukownik; Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Bric@; Mr.. in Mrs: L: Henikn.an: Mr.: in Mrs. r. Zofred;
Preskar; Mr.. in Mrs. A. Vdic; Mr.. in Mrs. J. D0dic; Mr.. in Mrs.
J: Potochnik; Mr.. in Mrs: F: Oblak Jr; Mr.: in Mrs. A: Novak;
Mr.. in Mrs. Victor Gruden; Mr.: in Mrs. Y. Colt in druzina; Mr.: in
Mrs. E. KoUack in druzina; Mr.. in Mrs. A. Dolinar in druzina; Mr..
in Mrs. S. Vozel; Mr.. in Mrs. J. Zupancic; Mr.. in Mrs. L: Kaferle:
Mr.. in Mrs. J. Champa; Mr.. in Mrs. J. NJ. Steblaj; Mr.. in Mrs. F.
Race ST.; Mr.. in Mrs: J. Churney; Mr.: in Mrs. P: Rijayec; MI: in
Mrs. B. Farrell in druzina; Mr.. Frank Spenko ST.; Mrs. Mary
Mcgee; Mrs. Rose Riebe; Mr.. Frank Podborsek; Mrs. Antonio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09

Podborsek in druina; Miss Jean in Albina Gruden; Mr.: in Mrs.
Frank Kosieh; Mrs; Rose zupancich: M: in Mrs: John Sorz:
Mrs. Frances Gorse; Mr.. in Mrs. J. Seine; Mrs: Katherine Roeder;
Mrs. Rose zgonc; Mrs. Frances Tarantina; H. P. Schaeffing; 1. B.
MUS; L; ". Lockhart; Auge Daniels; Mrs: Anna Bergar; Jehn
Charles Clements; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Gregorcc; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Koss; Mr.. in Mrs; Anthony zaman; Mr.; IN Mrs; Vinko Pole ST.;
Frank Doisak ST.; Mr.. in hrs. John Doisak; Miss Josie Tonsic;
Miss Hermina Zupancic; Mr. in Mrs. Frank Drobnik; Mr.. in Mrs.
Tom Schultz; Mr.. in Mrs. A. Noch in hci Helen; Mrs: Stella Pro:
Beno in druzina; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Dren,el in drAzina; Mr.. in Mrs.
John Tonic; Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Bacar; MI. in Mrs. Frank Modic;
Mr.. in Mrs. Adam Za~ada; Mr.. in Mrs. Wigtman: Mr.; and Mrs.
Matt UHe; Mr.. in Mrs. N. Abranozc; Mr.. in Mrs. F. Ludars; Mr..
in Mrs. Leo Oshaben; Mr.. in Mrs. John Saso; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
joseph 0para; Mr.. in Mrs: Pefer Poilmro; M: in Mrs: NJ. vaientic:
Mr.. in Mrs. J. Krnc; Mr.. in Mrs. M. Zelko; Mr.. in Mrs. S. Probst;
Mrs. J. L. Benosky; Mr.. in Mrs. I: Struna; Mr.. in Mrs: A: Skok;
James,; Mr.: in Mrs. J. Sin,onic; Mrs. Katherine NeDar; Mr.. in Mrs.
r. E. Chesbro; Nh. in Mrs. F. Struna; Mr.. in Mrs: VIM. Bebout;
NJ NJ: IN Mrs.: F; segu1in; M; in Mrs: ): heget in dru i'm. ;Mr:i in
Seifert; Mr.. in Mrs. Andrew Lucas; Mr.. in Mrs: ): MatyazIc: Mr..
in Mrs. N. Gricher; Mr.: in Mr.: Ray Grimm, Mr.. in Mrs: A. Grimm;
Mr.. in Mrs. C. Hetherington; Mrs. Jennie Kauchnik; Mr.. in Mrs.
L. stegouec; Mr.. in Mrs. A: Antonin; Mr.. in Mrs. John Becht;
Mr.. John Jezerc; Miss Josephine yezerc; Nh. in Mrs. Prostor in hei
Sylvia; M. in Mrs. N: Nemec: MI: in Mrs: F. Yoger; Mrs. Peter
Tomsice; Mr.: in hrs: Y: Sirkomc; Mrs. Faye Pollock; Mrs. Ma,y
R RSSsn fo Mua % BcS6 ~; F R%R@ss:; M mr. in i Mrs. m:i +: 1 Mi*ei I: II ei IN Mrs.:
ABz; strueg1ers, drustDo St: 81 sNPJ.; HaHe* Beauty Salon
Electric Co. E Employees Association; Students and Faculty of Shore
High School,; Progresipne Slouenke, krozek st. l.; Slovenski del.
DOM; Marquette Metal Products Co. Employees Association; PeU-
zl nan, j, da nin,amo linen onih prijateljeu, XII so dali suoje
automobile brezplacno U poslugO "a spren,stDo pri pogrebu. Spej-
mite na$o naHepso hUalO "a to-;
ma nrtUuskenau odru ter vsen, XII so ga sprejmli ma njegoui zadnji
zemeljski pti ma pokopalSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09

Zahualo izrekamo pogrebnenau zavodu Joseph zde in snopi
"a Uzorno uoden pogreb in pruourstno najboljso poslugo. Storii
so use, dd nam OtajsajO tezke Me.
Y dolznost 81 steiemo, da izretenao posebno zahualo drusini
Louis TOlar, ST., Mrs. Rose TegeI, druzini Kramar, Mrs. Katie Cru
den, Mrs. Fanny Henikn1an, Mrs. Mary Rupnf, Mrs. Mary Gorse,
Mr.. John E. Lokar "a Uo ponce in tolazbo b dneh snri. NaSo
wis. ma pogreb in Mrs. Katherine Golobich, XII je prsla il Ely, MINI.
poratiuno udelezbo pi pogrebu in "a izkuzano zadnjo cast. Huala
cIanon, dru$dua Strugglers, katerega clan je bill pokojni, "a casino
spremstUo oh krstL
Najlepso zahualo izrekamo direktoriju SIou. del. donna "a $50
pozornost, XII so 10 izkdzdH, Sc pOsebej pa Mr.. VinkO COffu "a yes
trud, XII ga je incl.
krasno U srce segajoco zapeto zalostinko MENU U zadnji pozdrau
in soU04
ZahUalo maj sprejmeta Mr.. Frank Jdercic in Mr.. Rudolph
Jelercic "a krasne Uence in njuno pozrtuoUalno delo "a NIGGA in
mas.
Maj DO pojasnjeno, da je Mr.. Jelercic dobu dodatnih naroeu
"a Uence U sUOti $185OO, katrih nj nOgeI izUrSiti. Naprauu pu ie
"a Ud ia narOcia zrakophOU IL cUetja, "a kr je racunal le naalen.
kostno scoto $500, a preostanek je izrotH nam.
Huala vsem onin,, XII so poslai brzojauke in pismene izraze
Ako Sc je pomotoma izpustlo ine katerega, XII je ma ia ali oni
HacIn prispeUal ali pomagal prosinao oproscenja in s MI iao
najlepSe zahUaHno.
Poletel ST proti nebu, proti soncu, Johnny, da dobs zee izkusenj
in da pripOnaOres U bOrbi "a dem0kracijo sUeta. A padeI 81 kakor
ptica Z zlomljenimi peruti. Tako tezko 81 cakal,, da Sc vrnes po
XII smo TIE isto tako zeljno cakaLi. A nj ri bio dano. ZamrI ie Tuoi
sLadki gas in TUOj UeseH sneh, Usaj 81 bill tako Mlad, tako poln
cUetotega mladega ziuljenja. Strasna je baa unitev, XII je prinesIa
Ie zalost in COUP U naSa srco, usaj smo TIE Usi tako jubM.
Ia Teboj zaluje soproga, kateri ST bill use n a svetu. Ta.o dober,
!u6 in guest touaris. Ia Teboj plaka matt, kateri 81 bill upanje in
Ijubezen, in objokuje re oe, kateren,u 81 bill us ponos in usu nodo.
Bridko Te pogresajo Tuoje sestre, kakor tudi $teulni znanci in
sn,rti in zeleno ruso. Ueeno nezdranno spanje. o, da bi ne ba ia
Tuoja zrteu in zrtve nMlijonou drugih canaan, ampak da bi prinesIe
boj$O bodOcn0st Usenlu clOUeStUu!
Spauaj mirno, UubAeni soprog. Snivaj sladko, dragi sin in brat!
Evening star., 1943-06-17

LOCAL WORKERS REACH ENGLAND-Shown here are three
Washington residents whose safe in England was
wife OF Col. T. E. Thrashe Marine Corps 1900 Sixteenth
street NV in the theaer for years. after studying
music in New Yo-k, Chicago and Paris. with
before going Miss Richards daughter Joseph
ards, 1921 Lnean formerly employed by
Treasury Department. She graduated Josephs
High School, Emmtsburg Md and attended George Washington
University Kelly former of 28O1 Adams Mill road
NV is graduate of Simmons College. She formerly
secretary to the Budget Bureau
Evening star., 1943-06-17
BorkIey Leaves Hospital
Feeling Much Better
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. June IL
Senate Majority Leader Barkley,
who has been undergoing a rest
treatment at the Army Navy Hos
pital here, left yesterday for San
Antonio, Tex, for visit with a son.
Senator Barkley declared he was
in excellent health" He said he
would return to Hot Springs tor a
few hours Sunday before continuing
on to Kentucky.
He said he had accepted an in
vitation to deliver a Fourth OF July
address either at the home of
Thomas Jefferson or the University
of Virginia.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Exchange Head Fears
Ro|Ibdck Will Make
Beef Even Scarcer
Showdown at Stockyords
BIomed on Uncertainty
About Subsidy Payments

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 17.-Packers and
commission dealers today watched
with interest the effect on business
at the Nations major livestock mar
kets following disclosure by the Gov
ernment of details of subsidy pay
ments accompanying the scheduled
rollback in retail meat prices.
Spokesmen for packers and dealers
asserted that the recent showdown in
activity at the stockyards here and
in other major centerS was due to
the uncertainties of the terms of the
subsidy payments to packers to COM
pensate them for the rollback, which
seeks to cut consumer prices 10 per
cent. The new retail prices become
effective next week.
The payments. to be made monthly
and to apply to livestock slaughtered
beginning June 7, will be IL cents
per pound for cattle and calves; 13
cents per pound for hogs and pigs,
and 0.95 cents per pound for sheep
and lambs. Some packing company
spokesmen said preliminary calcu-
lations indicated the payments would
not compensate fully for the reduc-
ton in resale prices.
Charles Rice, president of the
Chicago Livestock Exchange, said
the price rollback might cause an
even greater scarcity of beef in the
regular commercial channels than
now exists. The War Meat Board
has declared that the Nation S
armed forces are in critical" need
of beef. The board met again yes
terday, continuing its study of
facilitating the operation of the
Nations meat program.
Prices of both cattle and hogs
weakened in yesterdays slow trade,
and at the close of business some
1000 hogs and 1000 head of cattle
remained unsold. New receipts con-
tinued small, both mere and in other
centers. Cattle arriving at 20 lead
ing livestock centers totaled $4,000
head, the smallest for June in the
last Is years. Receipts for the cor
responding day last week were 81 900
head.
At one of the big plants here.
slaughtering crews were idle, the
second day this week for workers at
Armour & Co. Al the Wilson g. Co.
plant workers in the calf depart
ment have worked only one hour this
week. They are guaranteed wages
for 81 hours a week.
La gaceta., 1943-11-27
%FltZSimmOnS Sera RetenidO Como
Director de los PhiIIieS
Freddy" Esta en- Buenas Condolences
Flsicas, Pero Luce Algo Cansado.

FILADELFIA, Nov. 27.-Fred-
dy Fitzsimmons, que tonic de
Bucky Harris las riendas de los
Phillies, sera Il "amo del cam
POI, el ano pr6ximo, y asi Sc 10
ofreci6 aver 81 nuevo p~residente
del "club" ST. Carpenter.
"Tendra Fitzsimmons TODD 10
que necesite de "a administration
del team" mientras haya dine
no para complacerle, declare Ro-
bert R. "a. Carpenter, que adj
quiriera IA mayoria dc las accio-
mes de la novena con motive de
.haber sido "echado' William d.
Cox, por el comisionado Lands.
de toda relaci6n con las ligas
mayores.
10 que 6l Olga Sc hara. Quie-
TO decir que estard en- Ia mis-
ma posiei6n de un coach" de
IN equipo de fdtbol''.
Fitzsimmons firm6 IN contra
to para 1914, cuando Cox era to-
davia el presidente. ''Cinco amos
sc necesitan por 10 menos, Ell
opinion del "Cordito", para he.
Ger de los Phillies una novena az
'calibre' para ganar 81 campeo.
nato.
"saDemos ahora TODD 10 al,
la novena necesita, an SIS. Y al
catcher. 81 pitching" es mag.
nifico y los jardineros lucen bienI
pero estamos listos para adqui+
rir TODD 10 que prometa ayu.
darnos q salir del s6tano.
me propongo usar 3 Glenn
Russell, en- Ia tercera base Char.
lie Letchas en Il segunda, Babe
Dalhgren o Jim Wasdell en- la
primera. Todavia no hemos dis
Guido la posibiIidad de hacer
|algunos cambios.
Preguntado sobre 81 Herb PEN
mock tendria autoridad sobre
Fitzsimmons, q presidents Car.
penter manifesto que este no 50
La gaceta., 1943-11-27
BATIRM HOY Los CAlETEs DEL EIERCT0
Los gUARDAMRINE DE- ANNAPOLIS


WEST POINT, N. n, Nov. az.
Sc efectuard hoy el gran partido
annual entire los Cadetes del Ei6r
cito y los guardiamarinas de Is
Academia Naval de Annapolis.
Los dos equipos est6n bien
preparados para Ia batalla. que
solo presenciaran q dlferencia
de otros amos, 10000 personals,
Robert Pearce. IN guarda del
Ei6rcito, es d anica baia. Pade-
&c una infection en- una pierna.
Fl Estadio tiene eapacidad para
$4,000 personals, pero solo entra-
ran 10000.
cada uno de los espeetadores
tendra que residir dentro De 81
radio de- diez millas de circuns.
ferencia, medido desde q cen.
tro del terreno donde ss veri.
ficara e. partido.
La gaceta., 1943-11-27

mente optimistic, ; Dc que lance
chaIin, Mccahagin Q Tanner, Ell
campeonato Sc completara ma
mana.
Muchas apuestas Sc estan con-
%certando; pero los amigos de Ii
novena del Centre piden v~entaja
en- carreras v en- dinero.
Pepe IgIesias celebra frecuen-
ties reuniones con sd 'estado ma
yor" y aver, en- tono dramatico,
decia estas paIabras: s'Todavia no
hemos perdido Ia esperanto de
darle otro campeonato al Gem
tro Asturiano. Llevamos alguna
desventaja; pero 81 Ia suerte Sc
pone de nuestra parte, ganare-
mos manana y creceran nuestras
probabilidades de triunfo1.
Pope viene estudiando las con-
diciones de sus pitchers, y, segdn
los peritos. escogera entire Pulido
y caddy.
Hasta Ia fecha, Ia direction de
los astures ha utilizado a Pulido,
Traina y en- menos de tres en-
tradas q caddv.
Traina venci6 al Circulo en- Ell
primer desafio, cuando Cuellar
fue . Ia gomita" por los cuba
nos; pero despues, en- los otrOs
juegos, NADIA digno de menci6n
pudo hacer.
Pulido ha sabido resistir, pero
no Il liz sonreido Ia victoria.
Gaddy ~tapon6" el domingo
anterior mas W era tarde para
remediar 81 NAL producido por
los batazos de los "mambises".
Como en- semanas a%nteriOres,
Ia primera pelota cruzara hacia
Ia egoma" 4 las dos y media de
ia tarde.
Actuaran los arbitros Marcelino
Perez y Jimmy White.
La gaceta., 1943-11-27
y ASturianOS Jugaran Manan;
.cese Que el Circulo Cubano Utilizara a
Dhalin Cuellar. Pope Iglesias Escogera
Entire Pulido v el Zurdo Gaddy

a poderosa novena del Circu-
'Cubano, que cuenta con tres
sorias Y una derrota en- 10 Sc
final del eampeonato Inter
sal. jugara de nuevo mana
ouiza por Ultima vez, con
team del Centre AS
ano.
Vicente Granen desea termi-
maHana Ia serie, de mode
pueda ondear IA bandera de
Victoria en- 81 hermoso edificio
Ia Gale Catorce y D6cima Ave
lon el prop6sito De completar
;damente Ia tornado deportiva,
direction del team cubano
Tiara como pitcher. salvo all
d contrariedad, 4 Chalin Cue
Godos los peritos locales con-
rdan que Chain es IN mag
|co "serpentinero'' pero no
dan que Ia mica victoria De
ASSURES, en- "a series fue por
nta de Cuellar.
JOS partidarios de los Cubanos
len Ia impression, exagerada-
La gaceta., 1943-11-27

veriiieado an Flladellla, ii
eneuentro hubiese ssraido, con
facilidad. . 102, 600 espectado.
res
NolFe Dame derrot6 primero
d Ii Marina, hace aleunos dias.
con anotaei6n de So por 8 y dec
pues hizo 10 mlsmo con II Ej6r
eito. siendo Is anotaei6n Dc 2o
por zero.
Los Cadetes usardn este lines
az combate; MacKinnon, le.; Met-
tit. III; Murphy. lg.i Myalinakim.
e.; MeCorkie, re-; stanowiea, ri
Hennessey, re-; L0mbardos qb.
Anderson. H.; Maxon, n. y De-
.via. n.
Adrian il batalla por los guar
diamarinas, Channel, lei. Whit
mlre. II. Brown. Is; jack Mar.
tin, e.j Chase, ri Sprinkle, IT.
Johnston, e.; Nelson, ab. Ham
@berg.i lh. Ben Martin, ~ s
Hume III.
Sc empesara 4 iugar . la dos
de Ia tarde.
La gaceta., 1943-11-27

he decidido por cuanto Pennock
no ha dieho todavia 81 quiere q
empleo De administrator gene
raj.
Fitzsimmons esta en- buenaa
condolences fisieas, pero luce can
sado.
Chuck Klein y Marvin Shea
ser6n los coaches" de Ii nove-
ne y Leo Miller, De Winter Park
Florida, tendra q 81 cargo Il
"acondicionarla'.
La gaceta., 1943-11-27

50, sENORt
Para plmenr meiog am ensml
eompro Is piasusa 3. E p. vea-
dida exelusiwamente per KING
GRECO HARDWARE co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

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suqtL-
) tLguf16 otglCe "a US IS
.,tgE6' Iu4Cni6GUCe ssElc6.
Uoufp2 OF RVicp ps Hss -
moptps' qnLu6 HIe Gas.
M.sHsGe. Lexse' Jol !pG Ue
1871 He y - 2fsEeI ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07
LlEUT.-COL. ROWELL
ASSIGNED TO DUTY
WITH FORCES HERE

Lieut. Irving H. Rowell,
8056 21st Avenue, N. w. Seattle,
Wash, has recently been assigned
to the Harbor Defenses of Key
West as battalion commander
in the Coast Artillery.
Colonel Rowell was called to
active duty in the Army on De-
cember 2, 1910, and attended the
Coast Artillery School at Fort
Monroe, Va, until February IL,
1941. He was stationed at Camp
Wallace, Texas, for the next Is
months, during the last nine
months of which he was an exec
utive, intelligence officer, plans
,and training officer and battalion
commander.
Prior to entering military life,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

Director McFarlane announc-
ed over the loud speaker, the pres
ence of a newlyssnaarried couple,
just arriving from the ceremony.
The band played the Wedding
March. The couple tried to make
a hasty exit but the boys grabbed
them and led them in a parade of
sailors and marines to the band
stand and back to their seats. The
groom was John E. Campbell of
Dallas, Texas, and Betty HollinPer
of Bridgton, N. j. ,-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

Colonel Rowell had been associat-
ed with Puget Sound Power s.
Light Co. of Seattle, following his
graduation from the University of
Washington with a degree of
bachelor of science in electrical
engineering.
Colonel Rowen is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar A. Rowell, 1146
West 36th St, Seattle, Wash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

High praise from Bob Wolf
gram, c. M. Bic, Section Base. He
is new S. P. This Duval Street
Club" said he, sis the best be-
haved and the most friendly U. S..
o. I've ever visited" The Fl. Tay-
lor Band was then playing White
Christmas, his favorite, and he
couldn't dance it (worse luck).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

A transient Sailor Charles o.
Morrell, U. S. S., S. c. 1853, C o PM.
from San Francisco, Cal, but
originally from New York City, N.
Y, was standing at the Check
Room window most OF, the evening
discussing the advantages of the
u. S. o. throughout the country
said, the Duval Center was the
most home-like of all he had visit
ed and the ladies the most cordial.
He was engaged for the Strauss
Waltz of the Gay Nineties by Mrs.
Piodela on his return. He had
such a gorgeous mustache, it dis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07
1.-THE CHATTER
BOX NEWS"
N.C.C.S.-U.S.O. CHECK ROOM
(By Mary J. McKnight)

Boots jenkins telling Mrs.
Mamie Moss how she just loves
the dances at the U. S. o. Duval
Street Center, and always has a
lovely time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07
MANY WOODEN MODELS

|. NEW YORK-New York school
children have built nearly $4,000
wooden model aircraft for the Ar
my and Navy pilot training pro-
gram.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

George Allen, A. r. M. 3I2 from
from the hospital, thinks Mrs.
Moss and the whole outfit real
swell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

A boy standing dreaming, while
the band was playing, told Mother
Piodela his name was Howard
Olson from Sheldon, N. D.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

Miss Betty Lou Johnson, of
Newton ST., is quite a favorite
and chaperoned at all dances by
her grandma, Mrs. Richardson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

Dora Medina just brought be-
lated gift to the Chatter Box Win
dow. Thanks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-07

Vincent Bernardo OF S. w. Mich
igan, a major domo at all the af-
fairs. One Navy boy that is well
liked by the Vietroy Girls and
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Earl Byford of the Coast Guards
wants to meet someone from
Oklahoma City, Okla.
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tinguished him above all at the
dance hall.
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earns all his praises, attends al
the dances.
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Food Will Be Rationed
In 1913
But There's Plenty Of Food
for Everybody!

Plenty of food for everybody in 193 regardless raonng
That's the forecast by calculations the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture economists -
&
Amazing perhaps to Key Westers, who jery over
such things canned goods will be the prediction that Amer
only will continue be the bested nation in the world
but will position their eating standards
Calculations made by the United States Department of Agr
culture the assumption present prospects materaze
show civilians 1913 will get 1920 calories daily compared to
1900 diem consumption in 1885, recommended standard OF
$500 Daily prOtens promised in 1913 Gin grams) will be &c.
compared to SO in 1886; recommended 66.
AS Fortune Magazine puts it, exhaustive survey "NO
real shortage exists There enough food to meet all military
Allied and normal civilian needs Tier shows that
Civilians this year will meat fruit eggs
wheat and only slightly less milk than they consumed in
days. but the 1913 totals every will fall short of
what war-rich civilians will want.
We the Broadway Super Market doing best and
shall continue help keep table accustomed
standard won't be easy for for you but shall do
everything humanity possible to you.
THE MANAGEMENT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Closed Shop Is
Voided ByNeD
Acknowledging

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (ANP) -
Alabama's recently enacted labor
regulatory law voids any closed
shop agreement now in operation IN
the state, in the opinion OF State
Labor Director w. Emmett Brooks
Referring to ruling by Atty.
Gen. William N. Mcqueen. Brooks
said in a statement Wednesday that
1T is my opinion that the legis-
lature has declared closed shop
agreement TO be contrary TO public
policy in this state and. therefore.
void"
Negro labor leaders were conjec-
turing whether or not Director
Brooks ruling would open new ave-
nues Of employment. long closed be-
cause of closed shop agreements
with unions barring Negro men,
bership The Southeastern confer
ence secret" agreement between
southern railroads and the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen, designed to eliminate
Negro firemen and trainmen from
present jobs and to present the
hiring of any more. would come
thus be void under this interpreta-
ton of the new Alabama law. 1t
was argued.