davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-09-17

All a~o Tne quality genuine fur
felts, and the styles cover a
complete range of smart new
narrow and wide brims with
welt edge, band edge and raw
edge. Grey, pearl, tan, brown,
green and blue. Sizes 6M to ~.
Mems Hots-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Christion natives Of
the Russell IsIonds
bump primitive dueout
oonoes o9oinst the
marines rubber |ond
ing boots os they hop
PLY receive gifts Of
cigarettes from the
Americans. They we're
bitter o9oinst the Jops
for desecrotine their
churches ond seizinq
their livestock.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

In these busy doy the bouy facilities Of The Little Church
Of Fort Lincoln appreciated more thon ever os romantic eto
tor weddings Prospective brides ond erocms 1878
tor oil the arrangements including Minister Of their
choice, ogons, vocalist and oro arrangements if desired
Above ore pictured Set Hermon Stevens ond
caroline fonek who recently moed The Little Church
Of Fort Lincoln
why not visit Fort Lincoln today ond this beouy Yourself?
bodenbure Rood buses toke directly soes District
Line Ad,c..>.u,,,
Evening star., 1943-01-15
r Gray Flannel
SUIY-DRESSES

Crisp Suitings Borrowed From the Gents ..
and All "Done Up" With Spruce White Pique:
Neotest trick of the season and we mean literally! For
these sutdresses bring you combination Of fobric and
color thot fairly shouts Of tidness Of the new, trim
look you this spring. this year, Mensweor groy fon
ne al! spruced up with spanking white pique you've
it in Vogue and you'll find at The echt Co., in the most
versatile Of all costumes for women on the go"!-he Suit
Dress-tho can be tailored suit neat piece
fock and that cuts swohe either way any hour of the day
or niohtI
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-24
by FRANCES SAMPSON

OMEGAS MEET-The brothers
Of Tau Phi. Omega Psi Phi fra
ternity. held their regular meet
ing at the North Cedar Street
home of Bro. f. ID. PEBBLES, Jr..
Sunday evening. The host, In a
very generous mood as is his usu-
al disposition. spared nothing for
the satisfaction OF the hungry ap-
petites and parched throats. The
next regular meeting will be held
in Pine Bluff with DR.. s. c. Cole
man, of Arkansas City. as host.
THURLow PEETE. of Punkie
and Peete fame VARSITY Taver)
was In town few days visiting
with friends. He was accompan-
led by his wife, Mrs. Alma Peete.
the Former Anna Ruffing. who was
. student at Arkansas State. THE
PEETES ARE INFANTICIPAT-
ING. =.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING :.
that is what the Hence Perrys
went to Memphis for Monday
morning. The items on the shop
ping list included the Dave Davis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-24
down our way

wedding present which Dave
bought through his inaptitude in
the playing of bridge.
CHURCH LITIGATION to de-
termine whether the Cornerstone
Baptist Church owes its former
pastor, Rev, A. Mills. any back
salary. The controversy ia now
stalemated and the reverend says
his lawyer. Harold Flowers. will
file suit Yer yshortly. -.
THE BLUE STREAK dashing
Pine Bluffs streets this week Is
that beautiful Torpedo Buick of
businessman Fred Powell, of the
swingland Grill. He is nearing
semi-retirement each day, and
soon you will hear much about
this aggressive young business
genius.
GOING TO SEE MAMA on
Christmas morning. Yes, that is
exactly what my barber Roger c,
Williams will do. He will Jour
ney to Ashdown for visit with
his mother and other members of
the family.
BOX OF DlMES--that will be
the John Youngs Christmas gift
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-24

AFRICA came In this week from
Pvt. Charles Plummer Jones, 1t
Is beautiful engraved greeting via
V-MAIL.
FROM Ell DORADO visiting
relatives and friends came the
Chester Willlamses and Mrs. Au-
gustus Pearson and her two charm
ing daughters. You will remem-
Der that Mrs. Chester Williams is
known to many OF us as Margaret
Pearson. She Ia now home DEM
onstration agent in Union county,
Her husband, a soldier, in this
ever-growing army Is stationed at
Prairie View State College, Mrs
Augustus Pearson Is the wife of
the Rev. Augustus Pearson, pas
tor of Camden's Shiloh Baptist
Church. The Pearson family
will INCREASE VERY SOON. =.
BACK ON THE JOB after a
brief Illness Is veteran Cotton
Belt employee. Sam Long. of
1101 East 18th STREET. Mr.. Long
has been at the freight house for
more than twenty years. His
very pleasant and congenial wife.
Mrs. Mary Long New Jerusalem
Sunday School superintendent is
all smiles again, and as usual her
telephone is always busy, So,
please give me a buzz, huh?
DE LUXE BEAUTICIAN Evelyn
Wells Is back on the job after a
tonsilectomy at United Links. :.
BEAUTY SCHOOL PREXY Mrs.
d. C. Jefferson is Ill at her Lin
den Street home. SALESWO-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-24

to their two children John and
Evelyn. Chicago and Tuskegee
papers please copy. The gifts
will be In the form OF an Irish
potato loaded with dimes, so.
don't let the potato rot, Yes,
John will be married during the
Christmas holidays. His mother,
Mrs. Sallie Young will go to Ala
bama for the wedding. :.
STRICKEN WITH SUDDEN III
ness at her home on Poplar and
Third Avenue is Mrs, Alice Petil-
To- Her daughter. Mrs. Muriel
Patillo Hubert, came here Monday
from Nashville, Tennessee.
MEDIC ESSENTIAL that is
/ the verdict OF the Procurement
Assignment Division. SO. the re-
cent worries of DR.. George c. Tay-
lor about his status as to service
/ In the armed forces come to an
end, and we do hope that that is
THAT.
GREETINGS FROM NORTH
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-24

MAN, Mrs. Emma Gross. OF Lin
den Street is now touring Missis-
sippi.
CONVLASCING AT HOME Is
Mrs. Eolise Mazique, Of the Lions
Den on the College Campus. Note
No dinner meals are served there
any more. Woman-power short
age. God over to Towards eat
shop next door to Alleys ESQ
Servicenter.
BOSTONIAN REPORTS a very
pleasant and restful stay with her
mother. Mrs. DuPree MeKindra
and her son. Dupree Jr., came
back from Boston Sunday, and
that IL their story. =.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-24

the fact that the copy In each is
practically the same exceut for
items OF local interest. But ! be-
lieve Q nickel or dime invested in
the Negro newspaper is an express
son of confidence in an institu-
ton which now forms the bull
wark of the struggle for free
dom and justic. Come back
again. Miss Tuggle. and don't
forget to tell the editor to send
me one of those checks. even
though the rubber In the is now
rationed, and they are likely to
re good these days; but the hitch
is that the CHECKS ARE RA-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-24
TIIG-0.W Ar

TUG-O-WAR. that's q nice
name for Miss s. l.. Tuggle, man
aging editor of the State Press,
who was in town this week solicit
ing advertising copy Some OF the
folks who said "No" when Miss
Tuggle called to see them should
think gratefully Of the service now
being rendered by the Negro
Press. am really ashamed of the
reports which reached me about
some of my friends. and 1t so
happens that many of them were
persons who just like TO Sc their
names in print. So, next time
don't turn down the Negro Press
| buy all Negro papers. despite
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-12-24
TONED.

TONED. -.
BUSINESS VISITOR In Pine
Bluff consulting with Harold
Flowers, local attorney. was Cur
tbs w. Hicks, OF Hope. Mr..
Hicks is a member Of the firm,
Hicks Funeral Home. Incident
ally. the Hicks brothers are to
move into their new funeral home
at Hope very shortly. Pioneers
in the undertaking business at
Hope. the young men have built q
yer yfine burial association and
are rendering a great service to
the Negroes of Hampstead coun-
Nv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
CORVETTE IDEA is m'
TWO CENTURIES OLD

Corvette. the name of small
fighting ship, now appears almost
daily in dispatches covering ma
val action around the world. Wher-
ever United Nations conveys are
moving supplies, there are escort
ing destroyers and-corvettes.
Most of the corvette's evolution
in its two centuries as a fighting
ship has been the work of Brit
aims royal navy. says National
Geographic Society bulletin. The
British corvettes built in the
1905 were Britain's studied an
swer to the challenge of subma-
srine. and bomber. first keenly
felt in World War l.
The corvettes now under con-
struction by the hundreds. in
United States as well as in British
and Canadian yards, embody
changes cleaned from convoy es-
I.cort experience of the past three
war years. They are smaller than
the earlier models, ranging from
LOO tons down to minimum of
400 tons. They carry improved
anti-aircraft machine guns, depth
charge throwers and one or two
fouF-inch guns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
NAVY EMPLOYEE BUYS
EIGHT WAR BONDS
FOR CAPTURED FLIERS

A civilian employee of the
Navy Department has purchased
eight $25 War Savings Bonds
above his regular allotment, one
bond for each of the Army filters
captured by the Japanese fol-
lowing the bombing raid on
Tokyo and other japanese cities.
Morris A. Sramer, of 2313
North jackson Street, Arlington,
Virginia. who is employed in the
Bureau of Yards and Docks, en-
tered his order for the extra
bonds in letter to Rear Admiral
Ben Moreell, USN, Chief of the
Bureau, in which he expressed
his horror at the execution of
some of the filters by the Japan
csc.
II am over age for selectlve
service, am doing my best on my
job in the Bureau, and the only
thing left is to buy bonds" Mr..
Spamer wrote. = n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14

Late yesterday afternoon At
torneys William v. Albury and
Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., filed suit
for the Southeastern Construction
Company of Florida, for damages
of $4,000 against Gonzalo Beza
nilla, individually and as owner of
the Palace Theatre of Key West.
He is REQUIRED to file an answer
to the suit by rule day on June 4.
According to the attorneys for
the company, Mr. Bezanilla en-
tered into a contract with the
company on August %. 1871. to
make repairs to the Palace Thea
ire on a cost-plus basis.
1t is further asserted that the
total cost amounted to S10,75004,
of which sum only $4,000 has been
paid. so the allegation asserts.
Mr.. Bezanilla declares that the
work was not done satisfactorily.
but the company states that it was
done according to specifications
and under the direction of Mr..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
x%wMMAnAI.AWAwAwa
RECEIVES DATA
ON JUDGE LOCKE
TO BE USED IN ADDRESS
WHEN JUDGES PORTRAITS
ARE UNVEILED

John G. Sawyer. who will
give brief outlines of the lives
of Judge Locke and Judge Mar
vim. when their portraits are un-
yelled next Monday in the fed
eral court in Key West. said to-
day he has received letter
from Miss Allison Locke, Judge
Lockes daughter, who resides
in Jacksonville, in which she
gives him considerably more
data than he has been able. to OBJ
tain locally about Judge Locke $
early life in this city.
Mr.. Sawyer said he learned
that Judge Locke began his Ca
reer as clerk in a store con
Quoted by the Wall company
which started in business N
Key West in 1887, which was
later taken over by John J
Philbrick, and is now the site o;
the Porter Dock Company. Wal
street, on the west side of Duval
street at its north end, was nam
ed after the head of the Wall
company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
LAND ENDS
INN SUBLET
DR.. PoRTELA PLANS TO
OPEN OFFICES I'M
BUILDING

Land Ends Inn, at Simonton
and Caroline streets, directly
opposite the post office. was sub
let this morning to DR.. j. r. Por-
tela, of Havana, who will have
his offices in the building.
The late Frank Delaney. whose
heirs own the property, leased
the house in 1887 to Richard
Light for five years at 500 q
month, with an accelerating
clause in the lease, which per-
mitted Mr.. Light to continue in
possession for five years longer
at rate of SIPS month. The
latter rent goes into effect on
August 1. 1913.
There, is another provision in
the lease that permits the leasee
to purchase the property for
$4,000 during the life of the
lease,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
NEW BUILDING NEARLY
COMPLETED AT MAS

Looming on the horizon. just
beyond Trumbo BOO al the Ar
Station is a handsome new build
ing, now receiving the finishing
touches. It is the rev home Of
Operations and Radio.
On the ground floor are the
Radiomen and their complicated
instruments. The second flooT
houses Operations and those Of
ficers directly concerned with
plane operations. There Is q space
also for Aerology.
On top deck is a green glass en-
closure which is To- house fhgse
concerned with air traffic control
All apparatus wherever possible
IS of the latest type. making TINS
building one of the best equipped
IN the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
This Pertains To Big Sum-
mer Offensive For Which
All Armies Are Now
Preparing
tBy Associated .res.,


MOSCOW. May l4.-Red Star.
Soviet sem-official Newspaper.
said today that it was still a
question whether the Russians
or the Germans will strike first
in the full-scale summer often
sive. which. il was added. will
surely begin in few days.
"of one thing we } are GER
tain" Red Star declared. "wheih
er we strike first or the enemy
strikes first. the Russians not
only have the power to stop the
Nszis but to defeat them also.
Our forces are now better equip
ped than during any other time
since the Germans suddenly
struck at u.s."
The Russians are still hammer
ing hard in the northwest eau
casus. and the Germans are still
clinsing TO their remaining
brideghead in that area.
1t was announced that. during
the last 40 hours. Russian planes
have destroyed 40 enemy rail
way cars. blown up two ammuni-
ton dumps and have sent to the
bottom two enemy cargo ship:
and two irawlers in The Black
Sea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
Homer Herrick, Engineer,
Surveying Site For Key
West Municipal Hospital

Homer Herrick. resident engl-
neer of Key West. Is surveying the
site for the proposed municipal
hospital TO be constructed m the
bsssnical section of the land own
ed by the city ON Stock Island
Mr.. Herrick has just complsted
surveys of the site on. which ire
schoolhouse for eolored children
will be erected. and the site also
for the sewer disposal. works L
be built on Fort street.
The site for the hospstsf IS SOC
feet square. John Allan Long. who
is preparing plans for the build
ing. has completed rough draw
ings and is now at work on the
finished plans.
Mayor Willard M. AIbury-
through whose efforts the Fedora
Works Agency aIlocated S295. COO
for the hospital and equipment
said TODAY that he thinks construc-
ton will begin shortly after the
finished plans are prepared
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
RIOTINC ORDER
OF DAY in MANY
FOREIGN PORTS
TWENTY MORE DUTcHMEN
REPORTED KILLED BY GER.
MANS; FRENCH GUERILLAs
VERY ACTIVE
nv Associated Pressl

tBy Associated PressD
LONDON. May 14.-TwentY
mere Dutchmen have been kill
ed in Holland as a result of what
is stated to be German-inspired
riots. bringing the total TO 80 in
two days.
During the rioting, German
soldiers opened up with machine
guns, and when the firing ceas-
ed 90 were dead and more than
twice that number were wound
ed.
Anti-Nazi activity was report
ed to have increased in France
and to have broken out anew In
Belgium Seventy-five thousand
guerillas are said to be operat-
ing in those two countries.
The French guerillas are said
to have destroyed 80 locomo-
tives, 1000 cars and three bridges.
The bridges were dynamited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
FOUR ENCINED Raj B0MBERS
RAIDED BERLIN LAST NIGHT
tBy Associated Press,

BY PressD
LONDON. May A-Four-engined Raj bombers raided
Berlin again night and while they returning to their
bases bombers fighters flew the English
chsnne and attacked enemy military objects in northern
France and in Holland
Shortly raid Berlin TO end. other
showered destruction the Ruhr Valley and
on nunition plants in Czechoslovakia
Thirty four Raj planes were lost in the two raids
planes dropping loads of bombs the
enemy while operating in Germany. The Rus
1000 miles raid Warsaw which left with
fires burning places when the raiders began their
homeward trip.
raids almost coordinated with those carried
out by The the Americans and the Russians Planes
Africa. big Wellington bonbers pounded Sar
shipping in the harbor there Bombs drop
ped among enemy ships of which be
in a sinking condition.
Still another raid launched by the Allies Naples
again raded with devastating results the British Air
Ministry announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
Reds And Nazis WAITING.
On Each Other TOlStjke.r
First Blow In Offensive
TUNISIA CLEARED OF
ALL ENEMY TROOPS
By Associated PressD

ALGIERS. MAJ l4.-Not
even an enemy sniper is now
left in Tunisia. All German
and Italian soldiers who had
been operating tnero have
been either killed. wounded
or tsketf prisoners. with the
exception of a few in hiding
or those wandering in the
barren wastes on Cap Bon
: peninsula.
The number of prisoners.
with the count still going on.
now totals neerlv 10000. II
was learned today that ii
German and 26 Italian divis-
ions were lost by the Axis
powers in the Tunisian fight
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
Claimed Great Battle Is BGinQ
Wagtd OnAttu Island Between
American And Japanese Forces
BILL PASSED REQUIRING LEGAL
COUNSEL FOR BRIDGE DISTRICT
BE BONAFIDE MONROE ELECTORS

pa lawyer, Is attorney for the
district. Shackleford IS attorney
also for the State Road Depart
ment
The Citizen has protested
against the appointment of out
sfders. not only attorneys but men
in other callings. to direct or as
ist in directing the affairs of some
thing that is wholly IN Monroe
county.
Representative Papy's bill has
passed both the house and the
senate and. should IL be signed
by Governor Holland. Key West
LAWYER viii he appointed 10 the
position.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14

This bill requires that all legal
counsel or attorneys employed by
the Oversee Road and Toll Bridge
district be qualified registered
voters of Monroe county.
Ever since the bridge district
has been organized, the attorney
for it has been an outsider. AT
present Tom Shackleford, a Tam
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
HOSPITAL OFFICERS
ADVANCED IN RANK

Three officers attached to the
Naval Hospital here were pro-
NOTED last week. it was an
anouhced today. 3i1s so
: Those advanced to the next
highest rank included Chas. v.
Qligley, Ensign, to Lieut.. GgJ
1HG. USN, 4 Donnie A.. Waller,
Ensign, to Lieut.. Gg), SC-VtG),
USNR, and Ralph M. Caulk,
Lieut.. (jg), to Lieut., MC-V(S).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
WEEKLY HALLIDAY
HOLIDAYS NEAR

The Key West Merchants AS
ISOLATION, Of which Joe Pearlman
is president, announced today
that the weekly halliday holt
days will begin on the last
Thursday in this month. instead
of on the first Thursday in June,
as was originally planned.
Stores will be closed at ]
o'clock in the afternoon on each
Thursday, including the last
Thursday in August, when the
halliday holiday will come to a
close.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
MEETS MISSING BROTHER

SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Upon re-
ceiving word, few months ago,
that his brother, Lieut.. Bernard
Wernli, a Marine flyer, was miss
ing in action, Morris Wernli en-
listed in the Marine Corps. Imag-
inc his surprise, then, when on
his first weekend liberty in San
Diego, he exchanged salutes with
an officer wearing an aviator's
wing. 1t was his missing brother
who had been picked up after his
plane was forced down at sea and
had just arrived in San Diego.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
xwAwAsgAag.1wx $685.
TWO MONROE BILLS
BECAME LAW MINUS
HOLLAND SIGNATURE
any Associated Press)

TALLAHASSEE. May IA
Governor Spessard L. Hol-
permitted House Bill asa.
s,fixing the salary of the clerk
SSof the Criminal Court of Mon
roe County TO become law
without his signature.
The Governor took the same
position in the case of House
bill 43o. validating the ordi
nance providing relief pay
mems 10 certain officers of
TIE City of Kew West. by al
lowing The bill TO become a
law without his signature.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
3 MAS OFFICERS
GIVEN PROMOTIONS

Three MAS Officers received
promotions recently. They are: NJ.
c. Shurtleff, Lieut.. (MC) USN,
Asst Medical Officer at Boca
Chica, to Lieut.. Comdr. A. A.
Shawkey, Ensign (SC) USN, Dish
& Com. Officer, to Lieut.. 6g,. L
H. Grain, USN, Officer at the Ma
val Magazine, to- Lieut. dgl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
Construction Firm Files
Suit For Damages Against !.
~ Owner OF Palace Theater

Bezanilla's own architect, a mem
Der of the staff of Russell Pan.
coast of Miami.
Attorney Aquilino Lopez, Jr.
represents Mr.. Bezanilla. Mr.. AL
buryaand Mr. Esquinaldo said to.
day that they had been trying fol
three or four months to reach 8
compromise, but, unable to agree
to one satisfactory to both par
ties, the suit was filed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
TWO NEW OFFICERS
NOW AT HOSPITAL

Among t7nze reE1T-ZE - e
naval hospital hea- far 111F Ea
week Were fEo usW E
They were hezl Es1E
Lieut- fjEl. &c. USE. ard e.
Esrd A EErue- FEEz
nc. USER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
TWO KEY WESTERS
ON HONOR ROLL OF
MARION INSTITUTE

MARION. Ala. Nav l4.-Ma-
rion Institutes academic honor
roll for the month of April, which
has Just been announced by Dean
L. H. Baer, includes the names of
Arthur Byrd Bliesener, son of
Captain and MRS. AS G.. Bliesen-
er. Marine Corps Barracks, and
William Benjamin Wellons, Jrs,
1918 Margaret street, Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
-Four Enlisted Men
Promoted AT Haspital

The foliowing enlisted men
were advanced in rating at the
Naval Hospital last week: A. M.
Stark, PhM2c; A. w. Scott, PhM2c;
G.. F. Smith. PhM2c; and c. G.
Hume, Jr., PhM2c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14

: s TALLAHASSEE. May IA
Laie yesterday afternoon the
senate passed House Bill s9S.
introduced by Representative
Bernie C. Papy of Monroe.
relating to the Overseas Road
Toll Bridge attorney.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
Believed To Be One OF
Aleutian Islands To Be
Used In Attack On "a
pan

WASHINGTON. bay IA
military spokesman speaking "a
English ever fhe japanese AZ
rsrisl radio tins morning. A.
mounted that American Foross
have landed On Atm. ons Il thz
Aleutisn islsnds thst has beer
o-cupisd bx Jars since Jurs o
last year. and that Tgrzsf bsi-
tie Is raging between tie isTzs-
ELS and the japanese
As 3 plane fass. Alta Is euiT
l.7C0 miles fron Jsrsn. zhzch
Is not too icrz distsn-s f1r
biq Amsricsn b-mbsrs e. cuEs-
in rs:ding fhst e1untrF- sz=1u-
lsfion wss rife here tc1zv ID tsc
reported fizat f-r Arts - EhI
firss Ese5 10 o5aziz ozs e szE-
srsl sirpl.ns bss-s fr-zn WhHs
Allied bonsbsEs ~iu szsrzls
against Jspsn-
Atm. fhs weSzsrznczf q rs
Aisufisns- Is ls8 nzilzs fru-u Ezs-
Ia. which sIse Is ousBssd kE
the lars II = uss krszn h.z
many troops fhs Jszs have o.
both izIznds- saoush 4 -ss So
I'd. shortly sftsr re $780,
that they nunbsrsd ASA HEs-T
Of thsn ara bsEewsS - hsEs
been killed ~ ths zl-o1 60
Stsut bonhius. E-zz 49, - azr-
BY Amarrisn rEznsE Assa azs
been b'ssts5 several tuzzruz
lines. as many as - f=ss
=
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-14
LATE BULLETINS
MONSOON DRIVES BRITISH BACK
thy Associated PresI'

DELBish coniingents along of the front in
not to
enemy today The
swing that about onsive be
British Burma till September by which
time the rains will ceased