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The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
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Marcia Martin OF Minneapolis is IN
the city over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger Linbeck spent
the weekend in Virginia.
Mrs. Frank Sershen was a Duluth
caller Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Greg Miiier left wednesday to
spend several days In Two Harbors.
Ruth Erickson, Who is employed in
Minneapolis, returned Friday TO that
city.
The Bethany ladies' aid meets in
the Community Center Nov. 4 at 2:30
p. m
Cpl. Sigurd Olson, home on his first
furiough, leaves Sunday for Camp
Hale, Colo.
Mrs Byrd Brownen spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Duluth with Mrs.
George II. Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gadbow and son
Of Park Rapids spent the weekend at
the Greg Miller home.
Joseph Mantel, Jr., who is employed
In Duluth, came friday to spend the
weekend with his family.
Mrs Lawrence Ludke or Virginia
visited from Tuesday until Friday with
her sister, Mrs. e E. Strom.
Mrs. Archie BONNER, who has been
In Chisholm with her daughter, Mrs.
Ludwig Mistek, returned Tuesday.
Harry Bergren Of TWO HarborS was
here Tuesday in the interests OF the
telephone company Of the D. M. & / 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oliver Hall and
children Of Duluth spent from Thurs
day until Sunday at the Duane Myers
home.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
Bethany Lutheran
Church
First Evangelical Lutheran
Church

Member Of the Finnish Evangelical
Lutheran National Church Of Amefica)
212 East Camp Street
REV. Z. A. HEINO, Pastor
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
English worship at 1920 a. m.
Finnish service at 7:30 p. m. on
Sunday.
Next Sunday the Festival OF the
Reformation viii be celebrated
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mrs. Clarence Chinn entertained at
her home Saturday evening IN honor
of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Robert
Chinn. of Cass Lake, who has been a
guest at the Clarence Chinn home for
ten days.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mesdames B. s. Richards, Henry A
Berg and Geo. T. Ayres were hostesseS
at the social hour following the reg
ular meeting of the 0. E. s. HonorS
in bridge went to Mrs. Greg Miller.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs Donald Tommela and
children left Saturday for Chisholm.
Monday Tomn1ela viii report at Min
neapolis to begin his enlistment IN the
Seabees. He viii enter boot training at
Camp Perry, Va.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28


Miss Rosemary Murn was granted
a degree of bachelor of science in
home economies by the University OF
wisconsin board of regents at its re-
cent meeting.
Mrs. and Mrs. O. Hokkanen returned
last week from visit at the nome
of their daughter, Mrs. v. G. Krause,
Long Island, N. Y. They were also IN
Washington, D. c., Chicago, and
Sheboygan, Wis, and were gone three
weeks.
SGT. Steve Golobich, with the 17OOth
ordnance company, with New YORK
postoffice address, Anton j. Markun,
aviation machinist's mate, first class,
of the Pacific fleet, and John Varoga,
seaman, first class, also Of the Pacific
fleet, are new members OF the local
VIEW post.
The girls at the Oliver office enter
taind in honor of Ellen Morrison on
Tuesday evening at dinner party at
Vertin's cafe She will leave soon to
reside in Minneapolis. She was pre-
sented with a gift. Sophie Popesh was
in charge Of arrangements.
Captivating charm and lovelIness
are high points in the new series OF
paintings, Flour Girl" by Henry
Give. Don't miss wild Rose" the
first of the series, with verses by
Phyllis Mckinley, on the front color
page of The American Weekly, the
magazine distributed with next weeks
Sunday Chicago Herald-American.-
adv.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Harry Bergren Of TWO Harbors was
here Tuesday in the interests Of the
telephone company of the D. M. & I. r
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mrs. Frances Brown, who has been
in California since February, arrived
Tuesday to visit relatives for a week.
She was accompanied by her daughter,
Norma Mae Brown, who has been en-
ployed in Minneapolis. Sheldon Brown,
woman. first class, arrived FRIDAY.
ALI are leaving Sunday for California.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oliver Hall and
children Of Duluth spent from Thurs
day until Sunday at the Duane Myers
home.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mrs. Archie Bomber, who has beer
In Chisholm with her daughter, Mrs
Ludwig Mistek, returned Tuesday.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Miss Noble Margaret Scnaefer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Schaefer and Aviation Cadet Kenneth
Brobin, son Of Mrs. Emma Brobin,
were married Monday at Chisholm, the
Rev. L. Mcdonald performing the
ceremony.
The couple left shortly after the GER
emony for Lincoln, Neb., where the
groom Is In training with the army
air forces. The parents Of the bride
and the mother or the groom witnessed
the ceremony at Chisholm.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28
To WED IN BALTIMORE.

Miss Lois Mae Sandstrom, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sandstorms, leaves
Sunday for Baltimore where she win
marry Sgt. Richard Cardew, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cardew, who Is sta
toned at Fort Meade, Baltimore.
The bride-to-be has been feted at
number of parties. Saturday night
group of junior college girls honored
her at party at the John Palmgard
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mrs. Lawrence tudke OF Virginia
visited from Tuesday until Friday with
her sister, Mrs e z. Strom.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

American women are crowding
the biblical Life span Of three score
and 10 years. The expectation OF
life at birth in 1889 was 66.4 years
for white females and 62.6 years for
white males, statisticians of life
insurance company said. Their fig
ures showed that since 1900 wom-
en- had added 151s years and men
14la years, to their average Life ex-
pectancy, a record which the statis-
ticians said "bears eloquent witness
to the vitality of the American
people"
She Knows II
A beautiful woman doesn't ask
you if you like her new hat. She
knows it is becoming.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Joseph Mantel, Jr., who is employed
In Duluth, came friday to spend the
weekend with his family.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mrs. Greg Miller left wednesday to
spend several days IN Two Harbors.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Ruth Erickson, who is employed in
Minneapolis, returned Friday TO that
city.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Cpl. Sigurd Olson, home on his first
flriough, leaves Sunday for Camp
Hale, Colo.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Of Park Rapids spent the weekend at
the Greg Miller home.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

The Bethany ladies' aid meets in
the Community Center Nov. 4 at 2:30
d m.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mrs. Frank Sershen was a Duluth
caller Thursday and Friday.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mrs. Byrd Brownel spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Duluth with Mrs.
George II. Spear.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Mr. and Mrs. Berger Linbeck spent
the weekend in Virginia.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-28

Marcia Martin OF Minneapolis is IN
The city over the weekend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
URGES GREATER
INTEREST ON PART
OF STATE VOTERS

ORi ASDO Juis ~ FNS1 -
n~w~y a i've. ATTORNEY 81 Bra
aeufnn. former state senator.
aasre--ed the Junior Chamber
- Commerce here tins week and
n,sae plea fpr greater eff
rmnry IN government and an
sss nrrshsp interest m govern
usui on part of VOTERS
H. rone hiding hc SAID IN part.
Due 81 tremendous Por ulaiion
inrfeasse 81 recent wears wc have
NJ hsd snac - fullv anaiyze
ffss residuns Nhu have m0Ncu
mtshtr oar borders nor they
Flnftda We have not developed
: high degree u loyalty 10 a
sfs,eu sde IDEAL We think too
ruueh IN provincial terms of cit
s-s ~ counties. 81 small sections
rafher Than IN terms Of FLOR
"a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14

LONDON. July I4.-AgrIgen-
TO. with its sIrfields. and Rsgusa.
near the sirplane base at Vii
ioris. are other important placea
on Sicily thai have been csp
iured by Allied forces.
II was revealed today that
Greek and British warships. on
Monday niubi. kept up an almost
continuous bombsrdmeni of Au
gusis. on SicilY's southeast coast.
w ich wss csrtured yesterday.
Allied forces. because of the f.
cilities al Augusta. can now land
from ships directly 10 The break
wsier and piers. which ale con
nected with the SiciIian mainland
by bridges.
The British Eighth Army is
reported iodsv 10 be extending
its gains westerly from Augusta.
and Tire American army IS &C
vsncing 10 The rorih end wesi.
Canadian forces. having converg-
ed with the American columns.
ere advancing in northwesterlY
direction.
Headquarters in North Africa
reported Today thai the invasion
is progressing. without hitch
from every point. One tenth It
Sicily. which comprises 10000
square miles. has fallen into Al
lied hands.
Allied flyers are continuing
their attacks on kew points
throughout Sicily. Today. Ia
clashes with enemy FLYERS. the
Allies shot down as planes TO i
loss of seven bv the Allies al
average of more than six to one
Planes ere keeping close
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14

COUNTY BOARD RECEIVES ANOTHER
LETTER CONCERNING KILLING OF
NEGRO; KEMP RELATES HIS STORY

rs IS done with every prisoner.
and ne punched me between the
aves and pulled out knife and
stabbed me IN the left shoulder
Before | had recovered from the
surprise Of the attack. he druVe
the knife into the muscle al LILY
eft arm and pulled the knife to-
ward him. scveTIng an artery. b'--
fore he drew out the knife. The
force If the attack knocked me
down. and. while was on my
back. ! looked uP and SAW Hep
burn SlashIng into EspInoss. The
knife swept toward ESpIuosa 5
throat. and he ducked and was cut
on the head Then lac was cut on
me shoulder and the arm. and. As
Hepburn drew back to slash again.
] fired and killed him
When | got up. my shirt sleeve
v-as red with blood and the floor
OF the left side If the place where
! y - knocked down was covered
with blood I rolled up INV SleeEe.
and blood spuTted from the
wound Iu NV muscle EspIn0Sa
was bleeding freely too. and the
trail If blood reached from the
iall 20 the courthouse steps. where
we told Chief Deputy MCIunIs
spout the attack ard the shooting
! felt then. and still feel sur
now. had shot = man wh" h-'d
gone mad. and felt then. and stll
feel now. that had not killed hun
rae would have killed mo and h
LInoss zoo.
Mr. Kemp ssid that surgeons q
the Navs,l Hospital had inf"ri1s'
ann that = year wIil pass het"r'
Le Will ~. able a. u.e l1Ie left arm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
City Will Cealinue fe o.
crate In Same Way A.
II Has Done Since Year
1919

ga a@sastas~a Ese@@a
TALLAHAssfT J.fY -
The supE~un. eovsi spss@E s~s isa~a
70 rsteina ns d.sssun sissi sss
plan by whHh Ksr wsss sssah1
tho ussr,hsss "a fh* stss $50 aFs
tern IN ne, city = 'nvslta tsat su
osl's, cont s',ssasd SO sssss
rusns IN 10 osins8n shst 49, siar
ss'csId be cssss'sss ssss.s 80 80
eh.sies.
This charter nsvsr 30 ss.s~ 81
fscsixs b.c.us~ u was mst sst.asa
led 10 ~. aov.rnos - tssstss ~
the people.
TIE ,e.ri IN a. twlt.s $685.
leaves In sifsti ire shssssf e
1919 ursa.r wssfh Ire sBr 49,
bssu cs-sF.sss1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
COPY OF FIVE SECTIONS LEFT OUT
OF 1899 CITY CHARTER GIVEN THE
CITIZEN TODAY BY ATTORNEY CARO-

This Act. subject To- the ref
crendum provided therein. shall!
take effect immediately uron is
passage and approval by the
governor. or upon It's becoming
a law without such approval.
Section IS was the pivOta.
section IN the charter. rs IS the
section Of any other act that
provides for ITS becoming q Ia 81,
end. without It. no statutory act
becomes operative
The referendum clause. en-
bodied IN Secion ~. also dIsap
pcared. ~ alsn did Part of Sec
ZION So and al OF IS. 81. 81. which
provided for tine imposition a
taxes. - and to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14

City Attorney Thomas 5
Caro- today gave The Citizen a
copy of the five sections and
part of another section. as Ger
titled TO him by the secretary "a
state. that had been left out oi
the proposed 1899 charter after
it had been passed by the house
and the senate.
Can legislative act become a
law If there Is no clause IN II
stating specifically when it Is to
60 into effect?
The answer to that question
alone invalidates the sO-called
1899 charter. for Section IS. the
last in the act. which reads a,
follows. was one of the sections
that were lost:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
ALLIED SICILIAN INVASION
Is REPORTED AS UNCHECKED
tBs Associated Prr~HT

lteu
watch on the Strait of MessIna.
which separates Sicily from fire
toe of ItslY by a channel q little
more than mile IN width. Yes
ierdaY end today four ltsiisn
freighters. wtiie attempting 10
carry supplies and reinforce
mems frcin the Toe of the lislIs =
boot scross the strait 10 HessInd.
were sunk. srd iIiih was bsdi 7
dsmsged.
The number of enemy prIson-
ers now exceed 10000. If wss
officially snnounced today. Two
thousand OF the prisoners. IN
cIudinq an Its.isn general snd
other hIgh officers were csp
tured by Tire Americans.
American and British torpedo
boats. operstInq IN Inc StsTil Of
Messins. encountered three Iisi
ian iorpedo boats. and IN tEc
fight that ensued two enemy
boats were sunk and the thIro
after having been hii twice. sue
ceeded IN getting swav.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14

The County Commissioners. at
their meeting last night. received
snofher letter regarding The kill
ing of George Charles Hepburn IN
the county jail. The letter. signed
ny members of the Key West Ne
arc Ministerial Alliance. was
couchcd in cslmcr words than those
m the letter sent the commission
ers by The Island City Civic
League a week ago.
The ministers pleaded for the
Jromoiion and maintenance OF
GOODWILL. with which. ss was stat
cd at The courthouse. every good
Key Wesi7r. white or OF any other
coIcT. s9Tses. and they admitted
they were not IN position 10
sreak suthorIfatively about whSf
led TO The shooting IN the isii.
ihcu7h they did say the srresfIng
officer or Officers unalireated Hep
purn on Whitehead street on the
wsv 10 The Jail
William y Kemp. VIII" was -
I.ased from the Naval Hospital
YESTERDAY. with hls left arm IN =
slInC. after having been confined
Ia that institution 10 lay. due Ia
:. severed artery. told The Citizen
this morning
God forbid thst ! even had 4
Ia sing Thought that would have
Q" kill q mau. but up there IN the
.sH that night n ~. either tie
io.s ~ NV life and Fsuluprs ilt"
~ the loss of HephuTn's lIf":
shot - save my life and f.spi
Ir,1a' uic
I approached Hepburn - .@1r.i
ham before nc WA pu' ia = cell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
One COLUMN OF ALLIED TROOPS
ADVANCE CLOSE ON TO MUNDA
IN, A.sncIn,-h rre..,

DARWIN, July I4-One Column
& american and Australian troops
les sdsAuced through the TALL
grass to within mile of Munda.
n was announced today.
Tho troops are cautiously dd
ysncIng through the grass. ard
thus far have encountered little
cI~ra;ion. a few minor clssise..
Z ave occurred. but If appears i,e
Japs sTc closely hUyginu their
terrified DcsitIons near the arr
field on Munda.
For the thirteenth straight day
Allied bombers have continued 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
Nal Attacks Along Red
Front Have PctGred Out
Tenth Day OF Battle Along
OrelBelgerod Front Re-
vesls Russians On Often
ssve

sns a.--~s-s.s rss-.,
AosCow. July it.-Cermsn
sss.ess al sloss the oreI-Bel.
pss~a treat have peisred out.
s~a@Yh Hsssisn eommunique
sfss.a
Fhs snsmys determined at
Tea On re s@issni at Kursk. by
whseh ~ hoped 10 surround and
snaahalsss eco 600 Russian troops.
hss hssn en- utter failure. the
eummaniqas added.
rhs t~nfh dsY Of the battle
fsnaa me offensive to have chang
ea arem fh~ Germans 20 the Rus
sasns particularly near the sector
- ossi fhs communiqus said.
rhs aussisn line not only is
s~inaly intact but Is now striking
b.es fsro<iouslY all along the
80. wlhils the Axis forces are
500 isshfns dsiensIve battles.
s.espa along = shor, stretch
nssts q Bslsorod.
nsa Star. semi official Soviet
m@wspmp~r said today that ihs
u@Fwa~ns have been soundlY de.
s.@s-a. a, .dded that the MANS
80 asvslop~d . field gun that
- sso~edinslv powerful and
~hsxh he'd been chrixfened Fer
asn~nd bui that despite lis
tsFd striking force. ~ was
kmexked ouf and Is scattered oil
eves fhs fighting ground between
OFsi snd Beiaorod. Hundreds o.
to rev type Of guns were de
ssFovsd. sccoroina 10 Red Star.
The eonmuniaue gave ihs
tass~s 81 ASS tanks in 10 day
80 mere than 7700; planes. more
fhmn I.2co and more than 5000
nsen killed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
AMERICAN And
SOVIET RELATIONS
AT THEIR BEST
cOMRADESHIP IN ARMS TO-
WARD ANYONE WITH U. 5.
PASSPORT PREVAILS Ev-
ERYwHERE IN VAST RUSSIA
BY EDDY GILMORE

Ap Features
NEW YORK. July l4.-As
plain as the golden face on the
Did kTemlIn clock Is the fact that
Soviet American relations are. at
The moment. at their TOsIeSt best.
Everywhere you go IN vast Sow
80 Russia - and travelled across
u from east To west you find
an carneStness. a good fellowship.
a comradeship in arms toward
anyone with d United States pass
port
Travelling through Siberia.
Russian generals. heads ri large
and small provinces. members of
the Communist party. plain Red
army soldiers. workers and peas
ants made daily tOaSts and
speeches toward the friendship be-
tween Russia and the United
States ~ and the hope that u
would last forever.
Wendell Wilkes visit actually
started things off The Russi-us
saw IN him typicslly American
nIg business man. or one vino may
have once represented big bust
ness. They didn't know exsctIy
how ne was going Ia act Then
Willkie took charge
H. dIsaImcd them with ms in
3 sprmalliy and his friendlIness-
They took INN to- their beloved
: ballet. and he not only liked n
and said So bat went ou the stage
5 and kissed bsllerIna. That dis
PEELED any doubts about WIlikIe
Brig Gen Patrick Hurley help
III out along these lines. When ne
+ met the Red army unit that fought
is wav II miles 90 a single dav ~
close the gate behind thu trapped
German garrison ~ Stalincrad he
saluted them and asked
MAY b. allowed 10 salute
these men IN my own peculiar
style"
Yes said the commanding
general.
The former Secretary Of War
under Herbert Hoover then took
txo steps forward. threw ont ms
chest and let GO with a real Okla
homa Indian war whoOp.
Then there was Joseph + Da-
vi.s. special representative of the
President No visitor ever rcceiv-
ID the attention that he did pub
lIclys The Russians know be Il q
friend of the Soviet Union and
they showed HIM they appreciat-
I'd it.
And. all through these visits
there has been Ambassador VIII
liam II. Standby. tough "ld
Navy admiral. who has been
friendly. natural and normal
throughout his stay.
As | left Moscow few weeks
ago there was an increasing OK
change of military information
between the Red army. Red navy
Red air force and American au-
ihoriticS.
Probably the greatest cOntrIbut
ing factor TO better relations snC
understanding was the BrIiISf
and American success IN Nortf
Continued ON Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14

blast Hf'Inds. which may be one
Of Ire reasons n was SAID. WHY
tl-e jars fsvc not com, out INTO
mo open. The extent OF The de
ssruefIon caused by the bombing
nd also bv the naval fire and ire
artillery fire from Rendova- IS moi
known. but n hes been sufficient
lY severe 20 tear uD The ertITe
5sse
II was Tepcriod today that. m
Tic g. Coud battle IN Kuls Gulf
which ws= on = SIN IlleT scale than
he FIRST Tho Jdps lost r lIGhi
,ruiser and three desiroYers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
TO MAKE SUBSIDY sPEucHEs

TO MAXI SUBSIDY SpTUCHES
WASHINGTON. - Forty ton
qressnsn. who call themselves The
Congressional Committee Tor ihs
Protection of The American Con
suIners. decided today 10 make
speeches in their districts during
The summer sbout subsidies siisi
will rolIbsck the prices of corn
mr. +i',es- nsr,ie'''sriY buffer rn~ss
and coffee. The anti subsidy
Group. the committee asserted. -
striving TO create food Shorssus
end to increase Ire prices "a feed
thereby contributing 10 the infla-
lion spiral.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
INVESTIGATING OAKIS
KILLING:

NEW YORK. The Duke -
Windsor has arrived IN Nov YORK
10 diTeti tho INVESTIGATION into I. q
Oskc. rs'urdcr IN Ns.s4u ~ ..iu
= nd Miami poiiCc are on fhaiF
wary to Maine to question: hTr.
Oskcs and hsr daughter. NsuVv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
ONLY 9.OoO MINERS OUT

WASHINGTON A. result
If ihe activity of the Department
Of Justice INTO the wildcat coal
mine strikes with = view - g-1s~
cuiIcn under tho S5uIfh Connoli 2
0r'i strike lcw I'll bui 00J min
crs - now reported - - hs~k 81
.hc pits and u was SAID those Will
cut will return 10 woT& before
nIqhifalI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
Refuses To Rescind Decision
Prohibiting Purchase OF
Electric Company
LATE BULLETINS
BIG BOMBERS STRIKE
AACHEN
tBy Associated Fres.t

LONDON. - hsohen. = tuH
psrsiivelY small but important
manufacturing center in Germany
was rsided last night by big RAJ
boubers. 20 Of which were lost an
The attack. The night was cloudy
and windy. and pilots could no.
discern The damage The block
busters had caused. n vs. the
fifteenth time Aschen bad been
rsIded.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
gcAHcER CANNED ROOD

WASHINGTON. - Came : fr,,.s
will become scarcer 80 the uesi
~ months n was reported to-day.
II Is figured out that csnnr-i fTitsi
juices will fall off ~ per cent -n1
canned vegetables ~ per cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
ONLY poison ONE

NEW YORk ~ TIE ella usi.-
,taT I- tho nuis pois"Hou- Hy"td
ir the United State
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14
COMMISSIONERS DEFER Time FOR
ADOPTION OF PROPOSED BUDGET

Monroe County commissioners.
At their meetin1 last night. DIS
cussed further ire tentative bui
get for this fiscal year. and de
oI1ed that the BUDGET could not
be adopted on July ~ as had
been in.er5cd because of de-
y in having 5, published due 70
The Observance Of the Fourth u
July . : hoI'dsy on July s.
! Frsnk Robert. chairman -
ihe commission. -+ld TODAY th~'
Tie budget woh.hl- 1'll r.
s1crle4 ~ JUS - or nortiv
therc.'fer The ~9r"u-io u I'll.
~ a. IN er-er5e-Inu BOARD or
Iul- = e. he- canplatn-- about
- essmen's IN me 1919 =.
roll
Nr Roberts sid ne buage'
rU approximate $4,000. %
wh,~h sl5.up0 ,-iii 30 cpntrihgt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-14

Key West. Florida. be- TIE
most equsble climate 10 TIE
country; with On s~<F.-~
range of only ~ Fshrers =
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associated Press Dav Wire
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We q Year. Devoted TO the
Bet Interests .; Kew West
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pocket because he intended to sell
it that day.
'The door to my wife's bedroom
was closed" he related. II open
ed it and walked in and immedi-
ately a man jumped off the bed.
I recognized Mr.. (Harry j.
Holmes. I said: What the hell S
coming off here?' Then my mind
went blank
Under cross-examination by So
licitor Moore, Surles refused to
deny that he had made the state
ment that he would kill his wife
before he would let another man
have her. He fidgeted on the wit
ness stand while the solicitor read
a letter, which he admitted writ
ing to his wife while he was il
the Army and stationed at Camp
Edwards, Mass, which said, in
part: I
'Sometime later, something aw.
full will happen to you. The sad
part about it is that they otter
shoot the woman as well as the
man. All we are taught here is
to kill and kill our enemies. Are
the Germans and the Japs any
more our enemies than the boys
at home, making good wages, who
play around with our women?"
Surles said that letters, tele
grams and telephone calls from