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The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20

Of j. p. Bond, Jr., project manager,
who was formerly in charge Of the
NYA program for Negroes in North
Carolina. Mr.. Bond is a trained ed
ucator, having taught for several
years at "A. and T. College, Green's
boro, N. c., following his gradual
ion from Howard University. He
now has a staff of sixty persons
with Edward r. Rodriguez as a per-
sonnet officer; Rudolph Jones. fin
ance officer; and David jefferson,
operations officer.
Typical Of the results achieved at
the NYA War Production Training
School is the case of Miss Juanita
E. Gray, 20, of 226 59th Street, n.
E., Washington, who began her
training in the machine shop in
April, 1912. She completed her
training in September Of the same
year and was placed in the Wash
ington Navy Yard, where she is now
earning $45 per week. She is a
graduate Of the Dunbar High school
and prior to taking the NYA train
ing she worked in domestic service.
Hundreds Of Negro women are
taking advantage of technical train
ing opportunities offered by the Ma
tional Youth Administration. New
employment opportunities are open
ing every day for women in indus
try. Their skills and a chance to
work r helping to defeat the AK
is.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
IN MEMORY

of my beloved husband, who de-
parted his life a year ago today,
Feb. IS, 1912.
He is just over the hill-t'is well
worth the endeavor climbing the
slope till the summit is won,
There to look down where our
rest shall end never,-After the
wearisome climbing is done.
Just ove the hill let US journey
with singing,
Knowing that ere our hopes will
be fulfilled,
End of the journey a full meas
ure bringing
Of JOY and content-just over the
hill.
Esther Hicks, 1914 10 N. 9th ST.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
SAYS RETURNING NEGRO
SOLDIER TO BE DIFFERENT

LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 10 amp =
The Negro soldier who returns
with q global experience" will be
a different Negro from one with
only a farm hands experience in
Arkansas, Alabama and Mississip-
pi, the Rev. G. Wayman Blakely,
pastor of the Bethel AME church,
told more than 1000 colored and
white persons attending the sixth
annual meeting of the Urban Lea
que of Greater Little Rock at the
Wesley Chapter Methodist church
iris week.
The Rev. Blakely warned against
the danger of minorities assuming
that all majorities are Indifferent to
their well-being." He said Negro
es returning from the war have a
right to expect a greater equality
of opportunity than exists at pres
ent.
''There will face US the problem
of disfranchisement in State and
municipal affairs that continue to
breed ill-will and dissipate the en-
ergy that could be utilized in cen
structive activities, he said. I'VE
shall face a new Negro with 4 new
outlook and world vision.
1--WE want no part Of Hitler, Nus
soiini and Hirohlto. The negro Is
no less patriotic today than he was
when Crispus Attacks became the
fist Offering on the altar of lem
oaracy. This meeting is proof of
the soundness of our beliefs, for
meetings such as this where both
races are gatter together to dis
cuss their problems are inconceiv-
able in countries dominated by the
axis powers"
Rev. Blakely was introduced ty
Atty. J. R. Booker, vice president
of the league.
Clifford z. Minton, executive s.c-
re.ary, pointed out among other a.
chievements Of the league during
the year that.
q) Seven Negro policemen had
been appointed in Little Rock in
line with league recommendations
and trait the league was requested
to submit names Of candidates,
C) A Negro public health nurse
had been appointed by the city
health department. which had been
recommended on several occasions.
(3) The employment of Negro
skilled production line operators by
the Arkansas Ordnance plant, after
a 10 month series of conferences
and overcoming many di~scouraging
factors. The league was called no
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20

on to select and refer the first
group of 125 workers, including
line leaders, inspectors, supervisors,
and a stenographer.
(D establishment of the Amelia
B. Ives Memorial scholarship ior
social work; the selection and an
rollment of Miss Paulleatha ".
Petty as recipient. who is enrolled
at the Atlanta University School
of Social Work.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
CHURCH OFF THE LIVING GOD
CWFF, 1906 North gath ST..
Rev. S. K. Nichols. Pastor,
Rose oliver, Reporter,

CWFF, 1906 North oath ST..
Rev. S. K. Nichols. Pastor,
Rose oliver. Reporter,
sunday school ..-.. .-----.915
Morning Service ....- ....--1l.%o
Evening Service --..........7:aO
YPPU. ..-... ----.. --...--o;co
wed. night Service --.......--7:3o
Women's Work Fri. night. -. 800
Sunday we had a grand time in
tn Lord. We had a lovely Sunday
School. A grand attendance Of %
The Morning service was grand
our pastor preached on time. 1t
was a wonderful text. There is a
time for all things. there is so much
to be learned from it. And Rev.
Nichols made it SO plain that even
a child could get something out CT
it.,
Sunday night Sister Mary Hen
derson led a wonderful testimony
service full of fire. After which
Sister Dollie Mae Brown brought
a short sweet sermon full Of The
spirit. The Pastor closed out VITA
stirring Sermon. Subject What
Manner of Man is this that even
the wind and the sea obey" oh
how we did feast on the word of
God.
Our Overseer Rev. Wiley Scruggs
of Topeka, Kansas was with Us on
Wednesday and Thursday and Fri
day nights. He is truly a man Of
God. He preached some stirring
sermons the three nights he vas
with us. We are expecting him a.
gain soon. So swatch this paper
for his return.
Our pastors text for Sunday morn
ing Feb. p, 1943 will be Il am the
resurrection and Life" Sunday
night Choose you this day, whom
We will serve" You are invited to
come out and hear him.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20

during the first period. You may use as many
of the blue A, B, and C stamps as you wish at one
time. When they are used up you ,ciH NOT be
able to buy any more Of these Processed foods till
the next stamps are good. The Government will
announce the date when the next stamps are good.
Use your households points carefully 50 that you
will not run out of stamps. And buy with care
TO make your points come out even, because the
grocer will not be able to give you change in
stamps. Use h%igh-Point stamps first, if you can.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
NEGRO WOMEN HIRED IN
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
FOR THE FIRST TIME

For the first time in history, Ne
gro women are now being employed
in skilled jobs in the Washington
Navy Yard. Within recent months
more tain 300 specially trained ma
chine workers and mechanic help
ers have been given jobs there at
wages averaging $45 per week and
more are being employed at the rate
of so a month.
This development resulted from
the efforts of the National Youth
Administration and the Project
manager and staff of the NYA War
Production training school at 1927
S Street, n. W., Washington, ID. c.
This school now working on q "a
hour basis, offers free training in
arc and gas welding, sheet metal
work, aircraft riveting, drafting,
clerical work radio construction,
small parts assembly, code receiv-
ing and sending, and in other Jobs
now in demand in the war produc-
ton battle on the ohme front.
The school is open to youths IF
all races between the ages Of is TO
p but because Of S~elective Service
requirements and dmands of the
forces, most of it's pupils are
women. The average enrolment
ranges from 500 to $50 and in add
ton to placing workers regularly
In the Washington Navy Yard. the
center has placed its graduates ia
war plants in such distant points as
Miami, Ohio, Hartford, Conn. the
Norfolk Navy Yard, in Virginia and
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, as wei
as In ordnance plants throughout
the country.
The school is under the direction
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Army subjects.

ATIHy s~uUJtcLs.
Auxiliary Boyd, a niece Of Sarah
Carter of 2147 Turner St, Cincinn-
att, Ohio, is the wife of George
Boyd. now at Fort Omaha. She
studied at the versies School Of
Cosmetology in Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
IMPORTANT

You may use ALL the books of the household
to buy processed foods for the household.
Anyone you wish can take the ration books
to the store to do the buying for you or your
household.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20

!. When you buy, take the right
amount Of blue stamps out of
the book. Do this in front Of
your grocer or delivery man
and hand them to him. The
grocer must collect a ration
stamp, or stamps, for all the
rationed processed foods he
sells. Every rationed processed
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2. Before you buy, find out how many points to
give for the kind of processed foods you want.
Prices do not set the points. The Government
will set different points for each kind and size
no matter what the price. Your grocer will put
up the official list of points where you can see
it. It will also be in the newspapers. The
points CiH not change just because the prices do.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
why CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, and SOUPS
ARE RATI0NED

We at home will share all that is left. Point
Rationing will be used to guarantee you and every
one a fair share of Americas supply of canned and
processed fruits and vegetables, soups and juices.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
HOW TO USE YOUR new RATION BOOK
TO BUY CANNED OR BOTTLED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, and JUICES;
FROZEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES; DRIED FRUITS

Every person in your house
hold, including children of any
age, has a total of 48 points to
use for all these processed
foods for one ration period.
This means that you may use
ALL the blue stamps marked
A, B, and C from all the books
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
BE SURE TO READ
OTHER SIDE
U 5. soyEREsEsT PRINTING OFFICE

Be SURE TO READ u.~mmmmmmm n-Dl OMgfP Admarno.
OTHER SIDE @m%D Immvpn
Here hhe OPAs consumer instructions sheet on pmt rhmng Tsk akt vii be rive 10 na
when they receive Wa Ration Book Two around the end of February The laAt EXPLAINS how nt
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20

food will take points as well as money.
up the right amount. For example, if the food
you buy calls for Is points it is better to tear
out an 8-point and a 5-point stamp than two S
point stamps and a 2 and a SE]
l-point stamp. Save your OF 1RR
smaller point stamps for low -
point foods. You can take the "A
stamps from more than one |15l
book belonging to your house ,0~.
hold if you need to. JEcNL1
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20

Every week we are sending shiploads of canned
goods to feed our fighting men and our fighting
allies in Africa, Britain, and the Pacific islands.
We must see that they get all the food they need.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
HOW they are rationed-

+ You must use the BLUE stamps when you buy
ANY KIND of the rationed processed foods.
See the official list, showing every kind Of ra-
toned processed food, at your grocers. Diff
ferent kinds Of these foods will take different
numbers of points. For example, a can Of
beans may take a different number Of points
from a can of peas.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-20
A FAIR SHARE FOR ALL

NE cannot afford to waste food or give some
people more than their fair share. That is
Uhy canned fruits and vegetables are rationed
and that IS thy meat is going to be rationed.
Rationing OF some foods is the best and fairess
tray to be sure that every american gets enough
TO eat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Louudries

A-t-t7 PIECES flat or n pounds 81 20
~ pounds damp fiat, qsc n pounds
damp wash. osc. Grand Model LIZ tgsi
DAMP WASH. fiat ironsd 20 pounds
is Lux Laundry Townsend $3.50
as LBS damp. All nsi iron.d 81 % all
sections except east AIDE Acns Quality
Laundry CO Cadillac e3e3
CONSULT The snlsrEed Esa ESiaf1 iiSf- :.
inss "a ths bis Sunday nmss Want Al
nectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers y

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12 - $3.50
Cash and carry. 81 81. rs years expert
ence. 100 guaranteed Detroit's Oriental
Rug Works, i2l22 Broadstreei HO $500
A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered FUR
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81 so. Garfield Rug and Furniture Clean
srs. Si35 fireman. Tyler 5-iS0o,
DOMESTIC RUG cleaning guaranteed
workmanship insured ex12. 81 so. 1000
Joseph campau. Hogarth 02is
Carpet Cleaning ISIS
Collingwood - RUGS cleaned Insured
Telephon. HOgarth 31oo.
RUGS CLEANED by us stay dean longer
Tackled down carpet cleaned on floors
Furniture cleaned, moth proofsd. guar, In
sured. Detroit Carpet Cleaning A Laying
Co Inc Est 1905. Temple 2-fo44
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

ALL CITY Moving Company. large vans
pianos. frigidaires. odds, SOC up. locak
14a4s Mevers HOgsrth 4dT3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

CoLoRED elderly woman wants Job caring
for children; will stay nights TO. sass.
COLORED- Bundle washing BRING n and
take A. Townsend 7-02r
COLORED-t Bundle washing bring 81 and
Vsks a. Townsend T-02r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Dancing Instructions
BE POPLAR

toE FOFOLAh
Learn 70 waltz. FOX 'rot rImba coma
special course - so TTiAnon school Of
Dancing 37t7 Woodward
SPECIAL course ballroom dancing 81 so
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Tree Studios q Dancing. tiOe woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Personals


AsTRoLoGIsT Consult Madame Floys
Problems triithfuilf s0lF ed Dsfy az.
poin,ments Tyler 727ss
AeTROLOGER { L0vsn vel Known
psiroitsr popular IN Florida LAfsystts
AUTHENTIC AsrRoLoGER q suzanne
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Temple $3.50
DIVINE HEALfNGs = Improve Heath
Reverend Haze Damrsu. i7u Ferry
Park Trinity i-7292
EXPERT advice I'm your personal problsms
FOR appointment call Eiizabs'h Fem
Columbia 0in0 Room ii06 10 ~ 2 80
aaiy surday 90
FAMOUS WANDA Learn Your Future
Consultations Daily. sal Csirmount.
Trinity 1909.
Gall. KLENZ" Recommended hy users.
Liver. CAL Bladder. stomach Gas Gall.
stones Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7-l7f0
GYPSY card Readings Pslmp,ry. by
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Inexpensive. Lifetime Guarantee. Doe
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Cherry 7o75
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LADY OF MYSTERY Of Radio Fame
private readings Phone TErrace 2-a2f6.
Appointments Go a m. 70 10 p. N daily
MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic noted
reader tGrand River) Appointments.
TYLER 5-5907
MADAME EMHER
Spiritual Consultation. Appointments
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MARTHA POELKE. physic advisor Abun.
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Jean MUrFay 4i2s
MEXICAN LEGAL MATTERS reliably
handled A. MunoZ, 2f0, Juarez. Mexico.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic
57i5 Second. near Palmer. Trinity l-7242
PROF. ELTON ADVISOR
CONSULTATIONS daily 1913 Tuesdsys
Fridays until ?: closed Sundays 34ls
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Moving, Storage, Carriage

ADY'S Local. 600 GU. n. vans: men
s. hour. 2t2 Labelle Townsend s-0432.
ALBRIGHT-Local moving. storage craft
ing. shipping anywhere hreproof con-
structed warehouse. al Milwaukee.
Trinity PHIL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

INVENTIONS wanted for after var manu-
facture develop, protect CONNER
ciaiize HANKtKTTr Fifty eight Yves
Adams avenue
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CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate bs,.
inss in the oig Sunday Times want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

ArLANT1C-Locsl padded vans GOO GU.
IT.. two men. IS hour. 1880 McNichols.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
SEN. FRANKLIN
COMES TO CITY
MEMBER OF SUBCOMMITTEE
CONDUCTING BOND IN
DEBTEDNESS HEARING

Senator James A. Franklin.
who Is well known IN Key West
which Is included in his district. az
rived here lat night, and this
morning was one of the mem
bers of the Stands senate sub
committee that conducted a
hearing in City Hall into the
city's bonded Indebtedness for
the purpose of trying To decide
ON means whereby the remainder
of the Key Vests bonds win be
refunded.
When MIR. Franklin cam
paigned here in 1912 for the sen
ate. he told the people Of Key
West h. would not make any
direct promises to Them. and he
would not make promises to th.
PEOPLE of any other pant Of ms
district. but that he would serve
Kew West. faithfully we've ne
sent 10 the senate. and the last
session Of the legislature proved
hI5 adherence Ia that statement
Before he returns to Fort Ny
ers. hIs nome town. alter the
hearing Is over. he will call oH
friends IN the city
/ sincerely trust that he:
Wesi ~Ill succeed IN the present
Undertaking. designed TO relieve
her Of much Of her burden of
bonded Indebtedness. Senator
Franklin said That object will
ie attained should all her bond
ie refunded. which wlll reduce
interest charges approximately
~ percent over the 3O-year pc
rod.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
NAILS CONTINUE RETREAT

MOSCOW. - The Nszis are con-
finuing to retreat in the Dorefz
Basin. fodaY's communique said.
with the victorious Russians close
~. pressing on The heels 81 abe
heels of the fleeing emery troops.
Fl one point in the DonetE. the
Russians ere reported TO have
gained "a miles since yesterday.
They have reached the outskirts of
Prliava. SIS miles southwest of
Kharkov. and have begun flank
ing movement sqainsf the Ger
mans as they flee toward the
Dneiper River where they are ex-
rected 10 make their next stand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
REVISES GRANTS
TO AGED, BLIND
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY
GERALD SAUNDERS. VEL
FARE BOARD MEMBER

2 Although recipients Of old age
assistance viii receive an average
increase IN grant of approximate
y 81 each from funds raised by
the cigarette tax. tins dues not
mean that every recipient Eiii rC-
Ceive that amount Some may rc-
ceive more than 81 increase, and
some less
The following statement ws a'5-
thorized today by Gerald Saun-
ders. member o. lbe District 10
Welfare Board.
"Old age assistance grants are
LaSed entirely on need. Alr Ssuu
!ers explained 1t is quite p".-
SIble that IN some cases recipients.
because of increased income may
receive a cut In grant All rrci
Picuts have never - any tIpse r.--
Continued on Fage FourI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
BAR ASSOCIATION
TO GIVE BANQUET

The Monroe County Bar Asso-
citation held a meeting, al 1880
o'clock this morning m County
Judge Raymond r. Lords office,
and arranged to give dinner
Wednesday evening in homo: OF
Circuit Judge Ross Williams, State
Attorney STANLEY Miledec As
sistani State Attorn y Henry {.
Jones and other attorneys that
may be visiting in Key West at
the time.
The dinner, which will start at
7:3O O'Clock. will"be held in Casa
Cayo Hueso. which IS conducted
by AL Mills in the former home
of the late Judge J. Winning Har
Tis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
Bond Refunding Problem
Thoroughly Discussed At
Meeting Held Here Today

Further testimony revealed the
fact that the only objection adj
vanced in Tallahassee. as To- why
their approval was being with
held. was based on the contract
.he city had with drummer.
After the hearing. Senator
Beachman declared the evidence
showed conclusiveIy that local Of
ficials had made good refunding
deal. and. in holding il up. ITALIA
hassee placed the city and coun-
~ in a perilous position. He ex-
pressed the hope that cooperation
of Tallahassee officials could b.
brought about and the plan b.
put into effect.
Senator Franklin COncurred. and
stated that IN his opinion a better
deal could not not be made with
any other concern. He then asked
If any word had been received
from Tallahassee officials, point
ing out that none of them were IN
attendance at the hearing. and
-uggeSted that the chairman com
municate with Lee. Watson. Lar
son and others. asking If they
wished to explain why they had
refused to permit the local plan 10
be carried out and asking that a
reply be made To- the committee
in writing.
City Attorney ]. LancclOt Les
ter urged that every effort he
made to get action quickly.
pointing out that litigation was
now in progress and the matter
had reached the stage of an
Emergency He said that If this
refunding fell through. city and
county would be forced 90 caosl
their doors and taxpayers would
face the loss of million and a
half dollars
The committee will make a
reroIt Of its findings at a later
date. Senator Beacham said. aft
CT the hearing was concluded
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
Four Square Miles Of City
Reduced To Bubble By
Raj Raiders
SEN. BAKER MAKES
RECORD RUN FROM
PALM BEACH, HERE

From West Palm Beach 10
Key West in five and one
half hours is pretty good
time. but If was all il re-
CURED for Senator J. Edwin
Baker TO come here this
morning. He is e member of
the Stands Senate Commit
tee. and is here with the
sub committee which is bold
irq hearing into Key
West bonded indebtedness.
Senator Baker says he Left
West Palm Beach at 5
o'clock this morning. and a
few minutes before 1890 he
was in Key West.
THAT'S what / csll whizz-
ing along" Citizen repre-
sentative remarked.
Il don't know" Senator
Baker replied: my brother
was driving and I was trying
to get a little sleeD.'
The last time Senator
Baker was in Key West was
IT 1898 when he came here
as district deputy of The Elks
in tbs district. He rad been
here twice before. once when
the Shriners held a parade
here in 1874.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
Grand Jury Presents True
Bill Against Manuel Perez
LATE BULLETINS
thy Associated Pre.sD
JAPS LOSE ADMIRAL.

WASHINGTON.-Admiral Ca
10. who succeeded Yamamofo
when he lost his life as fleet
commander of the Jsp forces in
the Southwest Pacific. is said TO
have been killed during = battle
off New Guinea when the Japs
lost ~ warshirs. Tokyo has not
confirmed the report about Cajo's
death. but information received
from Chungking said he was
killed when = bomb from an
American plane made a direct
hit on his ship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
Charge Against Sailors
Slayer In Presentment
Is Murder In First De-
gree

a true bill Of murder in the
first degree against Manuel
Perex. who shot and killed Arm
old Edwsli Murphy. sailor. in
Amusement Park. 7l2 Duval
street. July IS. was presented by
the grand jury. in session in the
county courthouse. when circuit
court was convened al 10 o'clock
this morning Judge Ross Viii.
Iiams presiding.
The jury comprises Frank
PapY. foreman; Jack Gait. alter
nate foreman; Tony r. Head.
Howard c. Gales. Henry Bar
cello. Fred r. Hoffman. William
ADAMS. Thaddeus Gates. Eugene
Pierce. Ocfavio La Rosa. Leland
n. sxwYsr. Alfred Aehssvn y.-ss.
vilIaresL Claude Yrsdi Cecil G.
Curry. Martin Leon and Angel
Fruio.
After the true bill had been
presented. State Attorney Stan
ley Milledge requested the court
10 direct the jury to retire TO ats
room 10 consider other cases. The
request was granted. and the
court was adjourned temporar-
lily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
LOT SOLD
HERE FOR Sc, 900

The vacant loi al Fleming and
SInontou streets has been sold
by Evdlina l.. Lopoz 10 the Kew
West Mercantile Company for
s6.0OD The lot hss q front pf 81
feet on Simonton street and 80
feet on Fleming.
Mary a Curry has sold %
house and lot at Pearl and OlIvi-.
streets to Mary T. and jane
Herring. Il face % feet "n
Olivia and 9O feet SIx niche on
Pearl street
Vesoy A. Johnson has sold t.
$500 90 Thomas Busot lot l. is
square I and Tract %