davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
NtOd fetme Mbwertung
Der OalOlintnpOnS
Die seriem q, . nnO s Ourldnfis
giltig

Seine Mbmertung Ser @aiolinfu-
pons q, g ooer 6 lit noer5eit beab=
lidtigt", 10 perliderte nertlfd Yreis-
Administrator ErentiB sc. grotpn.
Seine AmtsIteQe boffe, erflGrte er,
OoaB ms norooltlihe &nappbeitsge-
bet genug @aiolin gebradt mer0en
fam, Inn ie0e meitere @inidrdnfung
0es 3ipilperbrardes unnotig 81 mo-
den. Aaer0ings, Deitn aaes Ga
iolin, Oas berbeigeihafft meroen
fam, rpeniger ais gen1g 5ur 0ed-
ung oes unerldBliHen 3ip~ilbeoorfs
iifig lGBt, weroe cine Senfrng oes
Guponmerts nottDenoig meroen.
Die Yetroleum-8 eboroe bat ser
0itliden &iiiten5one fir Slli, 9lu-
quit ulo September $4,000 SoB
@aiolin t1glih 5ugemieieit, runO
2000 Sub mebr ais Die Slni= 3uipei-
lungen.
9ie Mebr5upeiiungen fir sic
fommenoen orei Monate meroen aber
ourdb erb0bte @aiolin-M nforoerungen
fir transport Observation-Disclosures
Gr5eugniiie na1 BEN Wfdrften ullo
ourd anoere Notwithstanding
pie0er ausgegliden.
@ebr grennitOff fir Sriessarbeiter
0os 8reisomt erlieB in0nii6en
cine 8erfiigung, inter melder oie
&iiitungsarbeiter in &riegsbetrieben
unierer nor00Itli1en &nappbeits3one
5uiGblide @aiolinrationen erbolten
fonner, Inn cine Wfarimalpro0uf=
tion~ iiher5uitellen. 9ie 8eb0roe
CAB ibren 0iItriftoireftoren @rmG6-
tiqunq, GENTLE @etriebe su bpitim-
men oeren @ngeItetlte auf ioIbe 8it-
iablihe Nationen balien f0nnen.
@orousgeiebt lit ieoo6, ooB sic
oafiir borgeidriebpnen itroffen Be
rednungen gege6en iin0, f0nlen
&riegsarbeiter oieier getriebe geniig
@alolin erbalten, Inn ibnen oas, mas
iie 0urd Mbpertllng ser &upons 9
uno 6 BON orei ouf 3fpeieinbalb @al=
lonen Derloren baben, 5t erieben.
NidDt genng fir Die Slng5emse
@etroleum- Administrator Sdes err
flGrte oiesbe3iigIidt 0aB in iieb3ebn
0itliden Staten Elm fritii1er Wfan-
gel an SSltg5eug=@aiolin mie auf
an alien anoeren Yetroleumproouf-
ten beitebe. Die @rflGrung mar in
elmer 9epeide an oie @eperfi6ofts=
fiibrer Der Angeitelten Der Eioe-
mater Ailociation in 8aponne, Seem
Seriep, entbolten. in mel6er Ser
8etroleum6ef an bic 8elegidoft ap-
peaierte, BON einem Streif our
9urdieBung ibrer 2obnforoerungen
@bftano 3u nebmen. 0iesbe8iigli6e
lnterboiolungen 5miiden Der @e-
perfihaft uno Ser Electromagnetic
i9aft baben li6 3eriAlagen, uno
SEER SIDES bat ole Mrbeiter, auf if
rem Boiten 5u bleiber, bis oas ariegs=
i6lihtungsamt @elegenbeit babe, Ell
ne gnti6eioung in ibrem Sale Obj
8ugeben. 9ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES err
tuioerten umgebeno, oaB Die @rbeit
unnnter6roden fortgeiett piiroe.
Sine militariide @arnmns
Mus einem pom 8u0getausi6uB
ocs Senats per0ffentli6ten @erb0rs-
protofoa erfltbr man in5iuiiden, oaB
@eneraQeutnant 8rebon Somerpea
ii6 allf @runo oiesbe5iiglider Armee-
llnteriudungen o~abingebeno duBer-
te, oaB nein Mangel an Del in Sen
8ereinigten Staaten beporltebt".
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02

$50 bIeibt Der neue gbunnentP
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02

Oes &oten &reu5es, nit S6lllen uno
lofolen 8ebor0en miro an be0iirftige
&in0er bon Is Monaten bis 81 "A
Sobren tdgli6 WiilH ol~lSgegeten.
llnteri6ieoe peroelt babel nidt ge-
mabt- fran3oiii6e, iiioiide uno ara
bil6e Sin0er meroen BEL ser W}il6-
aitsga6e in gleiber @eiie beriid-
iidtigt.
3u Dem Brogramm gebort aud
Die @etu1brung bon 6ilfe fiir 5lii6t-
linge in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Die
freigeloiien uno an arbeitspldber
-entpeoer Der 9lrtnee ODER 5ipiler
Stellen- unterge6radt meroen.
Sn ben 5uerit beiebten 8e5irfen
beitauo notwithstanding MIR elm ge-
ringes 9eoiirfniS fir f%oltenloie Silfe.
NorOufrifa beiibt piel @el0 uno niele
Observation-Disclosures. 8aS Bro6lem
beitano oarin, 5inile Glitter perfiig-
car 81 MAIDEN. Die 2oiung oieies
8roblems bling oopon ob. DAB 5lt Ell
ner 3eit, GA Ser S1iffsraum ser
Aaiierten fir 03ilitdr8ipede unerldB-
lid mar, nod 3ransportmoglidfei-
ten fir S%ilfS3mede uiio 5ipile 3u-
flbren gefunoen lperoen fonnte. 9as
&ilfsperf fir Sunelien lit ieoo6
planmdBig ollr6gefiibrt poroen.
9ie @rfabrungen i'm Silfsmerf,
melde Die AQiierten bort MADDEN,
meroen li6 als cine mertbole 2ebre
eripeilen, iobalo Die 8olfer Guropas
BON ser oelti6en 8eietung befreit
iino. 8ldne fir Die 2e6ensmittel-
perteilung IN europa iuiroen nab
reno 2ebnans g~lufentbalt IN 2on-
BON erortert. D8ir niiien no6
nidt~, iagte 2ebmali, lob Der Silfs-
plan, oen mir in S1tnelien in Die
@irfli6feit umieBten in gleider
6orm auf Dem europ1iihen 4onti-
nellt angetpanot meroen fam. 9ie
Gage in europa miro fpabri6einli6
BON ser in Noroafrifa iebr beridie-
Ben iein. 9l6er mir miiIen lebr mobl
ipelde 8eoiirfniiie mir mabri6einli6
81 befrieoigen ba6en Deroen."
6errn Gebmans YrOgramm
Sobalo oie Streitfrdfte Der Ser
einten Nationen in europa einori1-
gen, miro bon 21noern nit itabiler
&egierung Die 8erteilung Der Silfe
porousli6tli6 ielblt iibernommen
merOen. Sn anoeren 6anen meroen
5meifeQos iene WfaBnabmen ergrif-
fen meroerL Die iicb in Noroofrifa
beipdbrt baben.
0as Yrogramm Der Silfe nlo
Notwithstanding, oas III Den Yld.
men ser 8ereinten Nationen cine ltei-
geno mi6tige &oae 81 ipielen be-
itimmt lit, miro ais elm Wiittel be-
tradtet, ben 8olfern m~ieoerbelebter
@ebiete 10 81 belfen, oaB lie iid in
a~biebbarer 3eit iel6er belfeu f0nnen.
Gas beiBt, Dab 81 Der Silfe Die Sic
ferung BON Saatgut, lanomirtidaft-
liden @ilfsmitteln uno Hobitoffen
geb0ren miro, oamit oas BON BEN
Na5iS 5eritorte @irti6aftsleben Der
Nationen mieoer geiuioen fam.
9as Silfsmerf Ser 8ereinten Na-
tionen in Mfrifa fam nod nidt in
bolem l1mfang befanntgegeben mer-
ben. 9lber es lit ihon beilte genug
befannt, oie Satlahe mlf5u5eigen,
oaB unlere Streitfr1fte, no INNER
lie bingeben m0gen. bon %poblgeplan-
ten uno unper5iigliden SilfsmnB-
nabmen fiir Die llnteroriidten beglei-
tet iein mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
s6riftiteaer Wiereds
Oritter ~&riminalbrO5tk
@ieOeraufnabme 5eridlasencn Ser
fnbrems bringt neue Mnfla9en

NadOem ser erite 9lniob 81 eineut
nelten 8~unoespro5eB gegen ben
S6riftiteaer George SDlpelter Bier
ed inn @eri6tsioal lebte @ode
in ole Bride ~gegdngen NOR, muroe
oas @erihtsnerfabren Oieie ISOLDE
Dor nelt nlsgeiu6ten @ei1porenen
pie0er aufgenommen.
S6on porber bate oas bo6ite
8unOesegeridt befanntlid ole Ser
urteilung Serrn 8iereds it ieinem
eriten &riminolpro5eB tpegen angeb=
lider Oeltti6er Hropaganoatdtigfeit
8unidte erfldrt, neil Ser oomolS am
tierenoe 8unoesanpalt in ieinen
friegsbeBariiden Alsfdaen gegelt
Den Angeflagten 81 iueit gegongen
mar.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
@eridliuenber

Gin s6otte faufte iid Elm garo-
meter.
Sem 2anosmann rief emp0rt:
u9u 8erihmenoerl 8o5u bait on
oeinen &beumatismus?~
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
g3ene 3enaemamsiaac

Nad Ser neuli1en @ieoernufnab-
me oeS 8erfabrens be5ellgte Otto
8orsoorf, elm ebemoliger @mpfungs-
beontter beim oeuti6en Generation
lulat in Seem Yorf, Giered babe
nad 1888, Dem Sabre Der Modter-
greifung @itlers, b6ufig int &oniulot
uorgeipro6en. Ser 3ellge beridtete,
ben Angeflagten erltmals in ben
5tpon5iger Sabren getroffen 5u ba-
ben. Canals, iagte er, babe Bier
ed Oas &oniulat gelegentli6 beIu9t,
in Der 5olge aber babe er bGufiger
norgelproden uno i6lieBliG mebr-
nal Die @ode nit Dem @enerolfon=
jul beruten.
Ser 3euge bei6rie6, pie er 9rief=
idaften pom @eneralfonlul nod
@iereds Netp PORTER 8obiung
bradte. 0ieie 8riefidaften ieien in
groBen lpeiBen unbei6riebenen Inn
i6lagen berDabrt getpeieli.
SftetDedlel mt iti11ereM StaatS=
requirement
Sci 8eginn Der neuen @eri1ts-
iibungen las Mnflager gilbert s..
Mrellt Ben @eI6morenen oes l1nge-
rem aus A6i6riften bon 9riefen Dor,
Oie 3mii6en gieref uno Dem Stats
Department gepe6ielt mllroen.
S5ene 8riefe orebten lid Inn Bier
eds Anmeloung ais Mgent uno feline
8e5iebungen 81 Ben uNfiin1ener
0eueiten 0adri6ten", oenen er ais
amerifanil6er 8ertreter oiente. Ser
4ngeflagte bate oas 8latt als einen
Der ausldnoii1en Muftraggeber nam
baft gema6t, fir Die er orbeitete.
als neiteren iol6en Auftraggeber
nannte er ipater Die 9el1ti6e Snfor=
nations 8ibliotbef in Seem Yorf.
~ltniere &egierung legt giered CUR
2ait, oieie Muftraggeber benubt 5u
baden, Inn Beri1te ii6er politii6e
8orgdnge bier5ulanoe ans &eihs-
auBenamt gelangen 81 laiien, 100 ale
groBeren oelti6en 3eitungen Die
Na6ri6ten aus Dem Auslanoe 6rin=
gen, iel6itoeritdnoli6 iorgiam gele=
len meroen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
JAPAN in Line
TO GET WORST
POUNDING EVER
CHURCHILL CLAIMS THIS
WILL HAPPEN IF GERMANY.
AND ITALY FALL BEFORE
JAPANESE

LONDON, June 30.-Japan
stands to get what probably will
be the worst blasting in the his
tory of the world should Germany
and Italy fall before the empire of
the Rising Sun surrenders, accord
ing to statement made today in
the House of Commons by Prime
Minister Churchill.
He said that, in the event that
Germany and Italy collapse before
Japan falls, Great Britain will
send all her planes and warships
into the japanese theatre to force
that country into surTendering or
To reduce her to dust.
Britain. he reiterated, will mar
shall all of her power to join the
United States and China in the
war on Japan. Her cities, in which
war or industrial plants are To-
Gated, will be devastated and her
ships will be sunk or driven from
the seas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

struggling with the burglar on the
porch, threw him over the railing.
but he succeeded in getting away.
AT the sheriff's it was said this
morning that if reports of burg
iarles were made Immediately to
The sheriff, the chance of making
arrests would be much better.
Chief Deputy Sheriff McInnis said
the sheriff's office is never closed,
and that if Sheriff Sawyer is
called either over telephone IS or
239. immediate Investigation can
be made.
Chief McInnis pointed out that
Manuel Castro, from whom 81 030
was stolen, has not yet reported
the theft TO the sheriff.
We have no way of knowing
these things unless we are told
about Them" Mr.. McInnis said.
and we will appreciate our being
informed at the earliest possible
moment about burglary or a
hold-up or the commission of any
other crime
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
More Money To Be Sent Here
For Settlement OF Property
Taxes That Are Delinquent

Seven thousand five hundred
dollars more is coming here from
Miami to pay for certificates on
delinquent property, County Clerk
Ross c. SAWYER was informed
over the telephone late yesterday
afternoon.
The sum makes a total of $22,-
500 that will come into the coun-
ty from Miami to pay delinquent
taxes.
The $4,000 reported yesterday
by Clerk Sawyer is for the re-
oernption of certificates, and the
$500 now on its way to Key
West is for the purchase of certi-
ficates. In the former case, the
owners of the parcels in question
act, and in the latter case certi-
ticates are bought by persons
other than the owners.
Mr.. Sawyer said TODAY that
more certificates, both as to num-
Ter and the amount involved,
have been redeemed or purchased
in the last month than during any
other six months period in the his
tory of the county. So great has
become the volume of apDlica-
tions. MIR. Sawyer had to employ
another clerk today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
Another Building Broken Into
During Night; Twenty-Second
Burglary Since First OF Year

The building at Whitehead and
petronia streets. occupied by Con-
zalo Zarate. was broken into last
night. but. so far as can be learn
ed. nothing was stolen. 1t made
the twenty second burglary in
Key West since the beginning of
the year.
Petty thievery. all reports
show. has been the object of ev-
cry burglary. and in almost every
case where il was successful eth
er handbag or trousers, contain
ing wallet. has been stolen.
In two cases, a burglar in one
and a would-be burglar in an
other, attacked occupants of
houses. Mrs. Mary j. Mcknight,
who resides in the Manegold home
on Newton street, reported that
the burglar twice attempted to
choke her, and in the other case,
a would-be thief grabbed Percy
Lones by the arm at the front
door of the Carlyle Williams home
on White street. Mr.. Lones, while
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Mayor of the City of Key West
be and he is hereby authorized,
empowered and directed to sign
in the name of said City a deed
OF conveyance, in three coun-
terparts, to the UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
And Joe Johnson as City Clerk
OF the City of Key West be and
he is hereby authorized, EN-
powered and directed to affiA,
and attest with his signatssrs,
the common seal of said city on
said three counterparts.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that said Mayor and said CITY
Clerk do acknowledge the exc
cution of the aforesaid deed in
three counterparts in the man.
ner and form required by law,
and that upon such execution
and acknowledgment the City
Clerk make delivery of said deed
in three counterparts to the
grantee therein.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
DEED SIGNED CONVEYING STOCK
ISLAND TRACT TO GOVERNMENT

Mayor Willard M. Albury. wiik
City Clerk Joe Johnson aitestins.
signed . deed yesterday convey
ing to the United States OF
America the tract on Stock Is
land on which the proposed mu-
nieipst hospital will be con.
sirucied by the Federal Works
Agency, which has allotted 5000
600 for the building and It's
equipment and furnishings.
The resolution adopted by the
City Council. empowering the
mayor to sign the deed, reads as
follows:
WHEREAS, Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars ($300,000.00)
has been allotted by the Federal
Works Agency for the Federal
construction of a war emergency
type. 56-bed hospital building,
including necessary surgical,
clinical and historical facilifieS
nurses quarters, offices, kitchen
and service rooms, and all ne
cessary equipment therefor, UNI
der Project No. Fla. 1905
F-PBA) Hospital Facilities, Key
West, Florida; and
WHEREAS, the City of Key
West is to donate the site for
said project, and
WHEREAS, the location of
said site has been determined
and survey and plat thereof
have been made by H. B. Her
rick, Fla. Reg. Land Surveyor
No. l9l; and
WHEREAS, the description of
the land in the deed hereinafter
referred to is in accordance with
the said survey and plat; now.
therefore
BE 1T RESOLVED by the City
Council of the City of Key West
in special session duly assem-
bled:
That Willard NJ Albury as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
MASS MEETING
THURSDAY NIGHT.
COUNCIL. AND PUBLIC TO.
HEAR pAPY ON ELECTRIC
COMPANY ISSUE

The City Council has called a
mass meeting to be held tomor-
row night, beginning at o'clock,
at the City Hall for the purpose
of hearing Representative Bernie
G. Papy explain his reason why he
refused to embody provision in
the city charter in connection
with the City of Key West pur-
chasing the Key West Electric
Company through bond issue.
Others interested are invited
to address the meeting on the
subject, and the entire citizenry
of Key West is invited to be in
attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
REHABILITATION
OF TAX ROLL SENT
TO COMPTROLLER

This morning Couny Tax As
SCISSOR Claude Al. Gandolfo mail
ed to Comptroller J. M. Lee a
recapitulation of the 1943 as
sessment roll in Monroe county.
Despite the fact that the Navy
acquired, through condemnation
proceedings, | between $3.50, 900
and 100000 of assessed property
in Key West since the roll was
made up for 1912, the assess
ments this year will exceed
those of last year by approx
mately 100000.
The increase is due, Mr.. Gan
dolfo said, to the several hundred
houses that have been built in
Key West during the last year,
and advances in the payment of
personal property taxes.
Assessments for this year total
Sl6,2ll,5 500 for real and personal
properties and railroads and
telegraph.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
THIRTY-FIVE WOMEN
FROM F LORIDA JOIN
U. S. MARINE CORPS
tspeelaI 10 The Citixenl

ATLANTA, Ca, June 30
Ihirty-five Florida women al
ready have enlisted in the u. S.
Marine Corps, the oldest branch
of service and the last to open its
ranks to the female sex.
They are.
From Miami Roberta Claire
Bailey, Alice Martha Dorm, Lura
Dell Gillett, Amy B. Green, Doris
Georgia Harris. Mary Florence
Hall, Jennie Oropesa, Edna johann
ma Stamford, Betty Jane StelIe,
Dorothy Smith Warner, and Helen
Stanley; Jacksonville Bessie NJ.
Bailey. Arlene Braddock. Alice
HEM, Nancy Ruth Murhee, Mar
garet Robertson. Mary Gloria Tor
da, and Catherine Slater Water
man; Clearwater Margaret Eli
zabeth Myers; Coral Gables
Eleanore Mayo Kern; Daytona
Beach Marietta Frances Crosby
and Mary Leon Hamilton; Fort
Lauderdale Florence Lena Blan-
chard. Fort Worth-HeIen Ber-
nice Clager; Lake Worth-Nor-
dell Lucille Digger. Lakeland
Floy Oleta Mize:: Lakeworth-
Bertha Mae Perkins. Orlando
Mary Rose Bartlett; st. Angus
tine Nettie Jane Sabate: ST. Pet
ersburg Freda Burnett; Tampa
Ethel Taylor Cotton, Katherine
Lucille Wolfe. and Ethel Jean
Bigham: from Vero Beach, Bar
bara G. Adams: and West Palm
Beach Kathryn WeiIand Lanier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
Supreme Court RcVCTScS
Decision In VALIDATING
Key Vests Bond Issue
Amount OF Million And
Half Dollars Involved
For Acquiring Electric
Company System

10y AhhOcfatcG zereSsD
TALLAHASSEE. June co.
The Supreme Court reversed
Judge williams decision in his
validaiion Of the sl.sOoooo City
Of Key West bond issue for ac-
quirins the local Electric Light
and Power System.
The court held that the bond
ordinance. insofar as il author
ICES the city to acquire the con-
trolling capital stock Of the Key
West Electric Company" violates
the state constitutional prohibit
lion against any county or city
becoming q stakeholder in any
company. association or corpora
lion.
The state attorney represented
the state. and 7. S. Caro- and
Miller Walton the city.
Two local lawyers informed
The Citizen that the city can
acquire the property by issuing
bonds as ordinarily is done in
matters of this kind. that is. SUBJ
hitting them to vote of free
holders.
In that way the bonds can be
used. provided they meet with the
approval of the stockholders OF
the company. to purchase the
plant and all its belongings. with
this difference: had the revenue
bonds been approved. the assets
Of the company alone would
have been held responsible for
the liquidation Of the bonds.
but under the other procedure,
all taxable properly in Key
West. in addition to the COM
rany holdings. would be liable
Continued on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
IT'S DIRECTION
THAT COUNTS
.tiy As.oc.atea Press,

WHEELING. w. Va, June 30
John Gornik, Jr., figured he had
had more than his share of ups
and downs and so today he is
working as a substitute mail car
Tier.
Gornik travelled a little over
i6,348 miles on the elevator at the
Wheeling federal building and
admitted he was getting a bit
tired of it.
During the eight years he served
as the elevator operator he said
ne had made more than 2,499, 9e5
trips.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
DANCING CLASS
DIRECTED BY MRS.
DOROTHY PETERSEN

The dancing class. for service
men and women being held at the
ST. Paul's Parish Hall every Thurs
day evening will be under the di-
rection 70 Mrs. Dorothy Petersen
of the Casa Marina Hotel this
week.
The free dancing lessons are
being sponsored by the Young
Peoples Service League and be-
ing well attended.
Chaperones this week will be
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Parramore.
Mrs. Hugh Williams and joe Al
len.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
SHUT DOWN FRENcH PAPER

ALGIERS. - The Oran Repub-
lican. French newspaper. was
rsided list night bv an unidenti-
fled crowd. had IFS plant closed
down and ell the wires leading
- :. fut. 1t wes almost three hours
before work was resumed. The
move is thought TO have been an
outgrowth of a clash between
civil and military authorities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
U-Boat Activities, Il Vas
Claimed b. Prime Mm-
lister, Have All But CoE
lapsed


LONDON. Iuze 9G-PzUs
Minister wins1sn charzhzu I'D
: ehezins House e Comnoas
tocsY thzf ths AlHea Nzaozs
hsve defInstslr wan ths B4Efia
Of the Atlantic.
Tie u-boaf mr. azcs. whl-h- -
10 Z tew months eco. wzs eune
sidered me qrsxezf that threat
ened the Allies. has n1w ben
Oxsruoms. Churrhin dszizrs1
sddiEs fhst the AIIiss era nsw
masters Of the Eorth Atlantis.
U-bOsf sztixitiss IN ths HsraA
Atlantic. ths Prime Minister as
serted. have al bus collapsed
Their Successes sqsinss Allies
Shipping since the Middle q
May have been far less fhzn
during any ether similar Psri1d
in the IS months England hzs
been at war.
Since fhs middle Of Mz7
scarcely . sinels ship has bees
sunk bv U-bosas IN eli ef tias
msnY conveys thst have crossed
and reCressed the Atlantic. and
while. as short . time ESQ ss SAX
or seven months. GermanY vas
sinking boats faster than thsT
could be bull. the sinkinss have
dropped off to 50 greet an ex-
tent. the Production is now from
seven 70 10 times greater tran
TIE lcssex.
When Churchill made that stair
naenf. the House broke into cheers
ffst confsnrsd for fArse s1inufsx.
while he stood waisins. wifh fss
suggestion Of smile plaTia7 On
MS Iips. 10 resuas hts spse-h-
Il was thez he raised ms hard
and exclaimed fhrf ire AIIies zrs
aow EnSixpufsbis zaszt-zs 81 fs-s
Ecrfh AfIsntir- N7rs wild sheaT-
ING followed thst de~Iarsfiou- ard
when i cFzs 70 an ea6- ne Sad
that Ire great and dswazsz1in7
rower Of the Allies IN aha Nszi-
terrsnsan Is growing dr. sfssr
day. End tbss Il szsuId r-srz 40
point. @befors e1fur,n leaves b.
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longer disable.
The experts also tried to fig
ure out the value of Rendova al
a strategical base, and their con-
clusion was that it was captured
chiefly because of its nearness
to Munda. 1t was added that
the capture may be a prelude to
an about offensive against
Munda.
With the Russell Islands and
Rendova now in Allied posses
sion, Rabaul, on New Britain
Island, which has been pounded
repeatedly, may now be attacked
from bases nearer than Hender.
son Airfield on Guadalcanala
The latter place came into pos,
session of United States Marines
on August Z, 1912 and since then
it has been coverted into one OF
the most formidable bases =
the Southwest Pacific.
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THREATENED RACE Nor

PASSAIC. N. J.-Trcoos were
dispatched here today frcm Pat
ierson 10 disperse crowds of whites
and negroes who apparently were
on the point of starting q race riot
The trouble grew out of false re-
pert that white soldier had
struck l6-Year-old negro girl
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AppnopRIATIo1s pEAnLNE

WASHINGTON. - The dead
line on the appropriation bill IS
midnight tonight, and sfiP the
senate and the house have several
differences to settle before the bin
is passed If some chsn1ss are not
made. Is war agencies quotas
will be curtailed in their opera
lions or will not be able 10 con
tinue. The OPA and owl have had
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REGGIE cALABRIA BOMBED

ALGIERS. - Allied bombers.
based on North Africa. today raid
ed Reggie Calsbria. in the toe Of
ItalY's boot. and shore inStalla-
lions in Sardinia The rad On
Calsbria was surprise. and the
planes had droured almost all of
their bombs before the anil-alr-
craft batteries opened up- No
fighters took 10 the air TO chai-
ienge the raiders.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF KEY WEST

You are cordially invited to attend Mass Meet
ing called by the City Council for Thursday night at
500 o'clock, July 1st 1913, hear discussions by
members of the City Council and Honorable B. Papy
State Representative relative the acquisition Of the
Key West Electric Company Plant and Distribution
System by the City Of Key West