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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
| lRENNSYLVANIJOJE
| PITTSBURGH
Vwi
DRAFTUOS $50. STUDENTU

Allegheny apskrityje sekan-
tt menesi is High School mo-
kyklu iseis j kariuomene apie
$500 studentQ, kuriems susie
18 metu amziaus, bet kuriems
buvo leista pasilikti mokyklose
Xxi mokslo meto pabaigos.
Tarp tu nauju kareiviQ bus
daug ir Lietuviu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02

sNAMINIUS elektriskus pa
dargus geriansia islaikyti pri-
ziurint kad butu svarus, sallsi,
isaliejuoti. kaip isdirbeju pa
tar1ma nuTDaymuOSe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02

vieno, nei nuo antro, taip ly-
giai kaip Lietuviu tauta nesi-
tiki jokio gero nei nuo ju pa
sekeju, kurie daro didziausia
geda musu tautai. Savo pa
ciu gerovei Lietuviski konu-
nisteliai turetu suprasti kad
sayo tokiais darbeliais jie tik
patys save pasistato pajuokai
if isjuokia ta- (komunizma), j
ka jie daugiausia tiki. K3r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
ID Y X A /
PAGALBA NUO
REUMATIzMO

Jei keu6iate kuno skausmus; jei sanaria
jauslus jei uzeina skausmai orc permaino-
Sc, atariam jums bandyti ROSSE Tabs be
mokesties ir oblieaciju. Naudojamos tuks
tan6iu per virs dvidesimts metu. gavimu
greito paliuosavimo skausmv Reunatizmo
Arthritis. ir Neurits.
r DYKAI siO LaikrasciO SkaitytOjams
Jeigu niekad nenaudojote ROSSE Tabs
prasom jus BANDYT juos-ishandvkit mu
By kastais. Pasiusme jums pilno dydzio
pakeli-sunaudokit "a tabletes DYkAi. Jei
neducs preito paliuosavimo nuo skausmo ir
tus busit nepatenkinti pasekmemis ir to pa
keio zema kama, grazinkte nesunaudota
dali, ir jums nieko nekastuos. Nesiuskit pi-
nigu, tk save yarda ir aGresa j:
ROSSE Products Co. Dept. X-3
27O8 w. Farwell Ave. Chicago. LlI
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
JAUTI BLOGAs?
PALENGVINSITE SAU
--SlUO MODERNISM SVELNIU
RIIDTf

q kuomet sarl;inates viduriu uzketcjimu--
iarnos neveiklos, skauGa galva, ncra ener-
gijos- -paengvinsite sau siuo modernism
budu-kramtykite FEEN-A- MINT. ST sko-
ninga kramtoma Guna vidurius liuosuoja
Svclniai ir tk.ai. Mi.ijonai zmoniu raudoja
FEEN -AMlNT. TiL pakramtykitc FEEN-A-
MINT enant guilt, naudol.ite til;tai pagnl
n'irodymus ant pakelio. Sekanti ryta ma
lonus palengvinimas jums pagelbes vel jau.
sits puil;iai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02

oJAPCNIJ gyventoju skli-
cius padidejo nuo 81 miliionu
1895 metals Xxi 1H5 milijoru
lS4o metals. JIG plinta lsaip
zirrk5s.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
WATERBURY. Ct.
RUSAI DIPLOMATAI LIETU-
WY PIKNKE
(Istrauka is Waterbury
American, June 17).

S~SS~ S"SN~~~S ~e~e 'Ss>~~NSTSrS~NVs
American, June ID.
"Liet. Darb. Sajunga rengia
Birzelio 20, Lietuviu
parke. Pikniko tikslas "Pa-
gerbimas Rusijos". Tarp XII
tQ Rusu diplomatu pasizadeju-
siu dalyvauti piknike, yra Paul
Ratomski, Lietuvos atstavas
USSR generaliniame konsulate
New Yorke, kaipo svarbiausias
kalbetojas".
Vietiniai Lietuviai j 81 pra-
nesima nekreipe demesio, bet
Tamas Matas, L. N. P. Klubo
pirmininkas, pastebejes siuos
netikslumus kuriuos skelbia p.
John Stanislovaitiene, patikri-
no vietinei spaudai kad Paul
Ratomski yra ne kas kitas
kaip tik "Stalino irankis''. To-
liau p. Matas pasake kad Mi
nisteris Povilas zadeikis, Lie
tuvos atstovas Washington, D.
c., yra vienatinis oficialis Lie
tuvos atstovas Amerikoje.
TELEGRAMAS Is LIETUVOS
ATSTOVYBES
Birzelio 1S, vietos Waterbu-
ry American, didelenis raide-
mis-, pazymejo kad Lietuviai
ta kalbetoja Ratomski skate
"Sovietu agentu'. Telegrame
prisiustame is Lietuvos Atsto-
vybes Washingtone sakona
kad Ratonlski "neturi jokio
legalisko statyto kaipo Lietu-
vos reprezentatorius"
Ratomskis buvo garsinamas
kaipo "Lietuvos reprezentato-
rius Sovietu generaliniam kon-
sulate".
Tamas Matas pareiske jog
ia L. D. S. yra "komunistu or
ganizacija" ir kad Ratomski
yra "Stalino stool pigeon.
Poni Stanislovaitieae, kuri
tvarke visus to pikniko skeloi.
mus, noredama pasiteisinti vie
tinei spaudai aiskino jog Ra
tomski yra kiles is Lietuvos il
dabartiniu laiku yra "attache
USSR konsulate". Toliau Sta.
nislovaitiene tikrino buk Lie.
tuva dabartiniu laiku netur
lCgalio reprezentatoriaus Suv
Valstijose, mes nuo Birzelio ~
1910 metu, Lietuva yra uzim
ia Hitlerio il jo aImijos.
IS tCkiu "Lietuvos patriotu'
pareiSkimu matosi kad nezint
Eei triju metu praeities istori
JOS. Tikrumoj, Birzelio Is d.
1910 metals, Sovietu Rusij;
imarsavo Lietuvcn ir uzgricbi
visk2 ka tik Lictuviai turejo
il panaikino Lietuvos valdzia
O Hitleris su savO arnija uz
eme Lietuva Birzelio 23, 1914,
metals. Bet p. Stanislovaitie
ne, pirsdama Lietuvian2s to
kius gerasirdzius "patriotus
kaip Paul Ratc.nski, M. Solom
skas, M. Amorazevich, l. w
@. Russian is Hartford, ]. Wis
loszky is New Yorko, ir kitus
repasake kad Stalinas metois
pirmiau buvo inarsaves j Lie
tuva negu Hitleris, il kad tie
abudu diktatoriai nera palan.
kqs Lietuviu tautai, ir Lietu.
viai nesitiki jokio gero nei nuC
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
sNAUJOJE ZELANDIJOJE

apsireiske kraliku plega = jig
priviso tick daug kad viska ST.
eda ir sunaikina ir nera kaip
ju atsikratyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
KUR MUsTYNE FRASIDEJO

Detroito upeje yra Belle Is
lie Parkas, vienas graziausiq
parku pasaulyje. Cia bendrai
praleidzia laika balti ir juodi.
Kada buvo uztektinai gasoli-
no, baltieii nenoredami kartu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
EVICTION CASE
HERE SATURDAY
SIMILAR CASE WAS HAND
LED YESTERDAY BY
JUDGE LORD

A case of eviction, in which Mrs
Ruby Torres is the complainant
against A Alvarez, viii come up
for a hearing Saturday morning
before County Judge Raymond r.
Lord. Judge Lord issued sum-
mons in the case yesterday
Mrs. Torres states that the house
in question, at 1910 Knowles lane
which she owns. she wishes 10 oc-
cupy herself.
Judge Lord issued q possession
order yesterday in the case Of
Laura Russell against Il Pelley
for an apartment at 1924 Division
street. Pelsey had been ordered BY
the court TO vacate the apartment
by April IA, but the order has not
been complied with.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
TAXES CAN STILL
BE PAID WITHOUT
ADDING PENALTY
CITY TAX COLLECTOR SAYS
MANY UNDER WRONG M
PRESTON RELATIVE TO
DELINQUENT DATE

City Tax Assessor Collector
Sam B. Pinder said today that
many Key Westers are under
the impression that the delin-
quent date on the payment of
taxes begins on April / in the
city, as it does in the county.
But such is not the case. he
pointed out. because city taxes
can be paid up to June with
out the imposition of penalties.
This is already our record
year Mr.. Pinder stated, but
we are trying to go as far as
possible beyond any other year
in the collection of taxes. There
fore, / would appreciate The
Citizens informing those realty
owners who have not yet paid
their city taxes that they still
have time to do SO without be-
ing penalized.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
ROAD OFFERS
POOR PROSPECTS
FOR TOURISTS
APP WRITER HITCH liked
OVER NEW MILITARY HIGH
WAY IN ALASKA; TELLS
EXPERIENCE
BY SAM JACKSON
APP Features Write

EDMONTON, Alberta, April 10.
SO when the wars over you're
going to fill up the old gas buggy
and drive to Alaska, eh2 Right
over this new military highway,
eh?
Well, maybe, and maybe not. |
can tell you something about
that. | have just hitch-hiked the
Alcan Highway.
The distance over the military
highway proper, between Fair
banks, Alaska, and Dawson Greek,
British Columbia, is 1862 miles
round trip. That's considerably
further than going from ST. Louis
to New York and back.
Then to get to Dawson Greek
you have. a 1,280-mile round trip
between there and Edmonton, the
capital Of Alberta.
From Edmonton, if you want to
get home quickly to the U. S. A.,
you've got a 954-mile round trip
to the nearest town of any size
in the states, Shelby, Montana.
That adds up to a minimum of
1886 miles. And still you haven't
seen the scenic part of Alaska.
Fairbanks is little city far in
Continued on Page FIvo,
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the real Mccoy and curious plas-
tic bracelet which, Private Johnny
Tent Instructed his wife in the
letter, could be moulded to fit
her arm by placing it in hot wa
ter"
June and Johnny were married
only nine months ago and the war
has since kept them apart all but
two weeks during the period. Mrs.
Pent, formerly Miss June Zepp of
Orlando, Fla, is carrying on by
working in defense activity in the
Navy Yard. She is encouraged by
frequent letters from her hus-
band, native of Key West.
Private Pent has been serving
with the Allied armed forces in
the South Pacific for six months.
Formerly member of Battery f..
265th Coast Artillery of Key West.
he now serves with Battery A.
l92nd Field Artillery. He trained
at California and Texas before
shipping to foreign duty.
a recent letter to June, sent by
one of his buddies, informed her
that he had been injured slightly
but was well on the road to re-
coVery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
JUNE PENT GREATLY PLEASED WITH
BOX OF JAP SOUVENIRS RECEIVED
FROM SOLDIER HUSBAND in PACIFIC

The pleased smile June Pent,
attractive young helper-trainee OF
the Industrial Electric Shop Sup
ply Store, wears these days has to
do with the box of Jap souvenirs
she has received from her soldier
husband, now fighting in the
South Pacific.
A letter which arrived at aDoul
the same time revealed little of
the details concerning the con-
tents of the travel-stained box.
but the Oriental nature of the ar
ticles indicate most expresSively
that June's distant SM-foot hus-
band has had traffic with the en-
emy very likely at close range,
for the gift package contained,
among other things, small fem
mime locket of Semi-precious
stone, set with a paste jewel, APP
parently Jap good luck tails
man taken from a Nippon invader.
There also was a Sizeable piece
of japanese parachute silk and
ring that had been ripped from
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
]. W. WHITE TO
Be GIVEN HEARING
DEFENDANTS TO BE HEARD
ON CHARGE OF AS
sAULT AND BATTERY

Felipe .Carbonell, who had j.
w. White arrested on a charge of
assault and battery, said that
White, when refused a drink
of liquor, punched him in the eye,
while he had on his glasses. cut the
eye slightly and blackened it.
Il told him. MIR. Carbonell stat
ed. 1T was a quarter of IL and /
was closing up for the night and
would make no more sales, ana
then he punched me in the
glasses, smashing them.
White, who is in the county
Jail under $3.50 bail, will be ar
raigned this afternoon before jus
tice of the Peace Riley Carbonell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
FOOD CEILING PRICES
HAVE BEEN DEFERRED

E. p Winter, executive officer
OF the Monroe County Rationlng
Board, states that all prices that
were effective today have been
deferred to May II on beef, lamb
and veal.
All dealers will observe the cell
ing prices of March, 1912.
The dollar nd-cents ceilings on
beef, veal, lamb and mutton were
suspended until May II, Price
Administrator Prentiss Brown ex-
planned, to permit "a full re-exam-
nation of the ceilings to insure
they are in accord with the di-
receive (from President Roose-
velD requiring tight holding of
the line on cost of living items.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
COLORED DEFENDANT
WILL BE ARRAIGNED

Thomas j. Whitehead. negro, Of
3l9 Virginia street. will be ar
raigned at O'Clock this afternoon
before Justice of the Peace En-
rique Esquinaldo. Jr., on a charge
of assault and battery.
The defendants wife, Matte
Lee Whitehead, the complainant,
states that he beat her, threw her
down and bit her check SO savage
ly deep wound was left in it.
Constable Espinosa arrested
Whitehead. who is in Jail under
a 500 bond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
GERMAN COLUMNS ARE REFUSED
BY RUSSIANS in D0NETS BASIN
SUFFERING HEAVY CASUALTIES

MOSCOW. April 1s-The War Office reported today
columns of Germans who tried
lodge Russians in The Donez south Kharkov
repused with heavy enemy losses.
In the the report stated German reinforce
rolling to the front in trucks surprised by
masked Russian arerymen who poured their fire into the
column killing $50 soldiers and completely destroying five
trucks
Fighting has died the Leningrad but
stated that the Germans messing evidently for
the of trying the corridor that
Lenngad with the of Russia This the
where light actions reported yesterday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
ROTES HEAR WAR
BOND ADDRESSES
SEVERAL VISITORS IN AT.
TENDANCE AT ToDAY'S
REGULAR LUNCHEON


At the luncheon of the Key
West Rotary Club today, J. J. Ire
vor, vice president of the First Ma
tional Bank, and A. c. Johnson,
spoke about the War Bond drive
and pointed out the necessity OF
every American to invest as much
as he can in bonds TO assure vic
tory for the Allied Nations. DR..
William r. Warren spoke on Pan
Americanism.
Visitors at the luncheon were
William g. Blanchard, j. p. Nc
Cord, ]. C. Buried, James f. Bal
lowe, Harold C.. Adams and Stan
ley r. Plummer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
GOOD NEWS FOR
PRIVATE In ARMY
Especial 10 rne citizrnl

CAMP BLANDING. April Is
Lightning struck twice in the same
place with good news for Private
Tice De Young, of Lincoln Park,
N. j., who was promoted to Pri-
vate First Class 10 days after he
became Tice De Young, Sr.
Pfc. De Young was informed of
the birth of son, Tice De Young,
Jr., on March 81, and received his
promotion to Private first class
on April /.
He is a member of the 227th
Station Hospital at Camp Bland
ing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
Thirty Thousand Prisaa
ers Captured Since Brit
ish Eighth Army Suzsh-
ed March Line

rs A-~araasga FEs--.
ALGIE7S. ArrI Is-Ts
Americans. tac Brzrzzh zn5 sze
French are al advzn-lnz szzzv
in Tunisis IN further szueezszz
TIE AXIS troops in1o the norfh-
east corner Of that pr11e-t1-zfe-
Il was officially announced
thai. since MontsousrY's Eizhta
Army smashed the March Line.
the Allies have cz1tzrsd san18
prisoners. z.008 CT whon are
Germans and fhs rsnzinder Iszl-
lens.
The British First Army. mov-
ing an from thu wezs aowarz
Trnis and Bi=erte. to-day rsa-hsa
the rugged hills that stand as a
natural barrier between tire
British and their obiecfixss. =
was explained that the hiHs are
20 roush. modern wez77zs q
war. such as the sank and ofhzr
motorized VEHICLES czn nj De
used against the Axis t1-1es. znd
that. thersfors. fhe advance VII
be slowed ur. The British fhis
morning captured ths fizsl Of fhe
long line Of halls. and are TEN
there blasting the enemy posi-
tons with heavy artiIlsrv.
The French Yesterday. d=zi-s
E smashing attack agsinSs tie
enemy. slightly south Of ira
area where General Ande-sou.
Of the British First ArzY. IS
operating. killed end W=zz6sd
many Germans and ItsEzzs az5
captured 200 prisoners.
General Eisenhovc- IN
statement issued Yesterday SAD
that the enemy Is new N =sca
stronger positions than sf any
other time since the var n Ia
nisia started. He added fhzE
TIE Axis forces are sessone2
men and are supsrblT led ard
the task Of routins them frcz
The northeast corner Of Tuzlziz
viii be difficult and VIII sztad
much loss Of LIFE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
More Planes For Macarthur
Arc Now Being Dispatched
Other Military Supplies
Proceeding To South
west Pacific Theatre OF
War For Allies
.ny Associated PresD


WASHINGTON. April h.
General Douglas MacArthur's
cry for planes and still more
planes" is being met by The Wax
department Secretary Stimson
declared today.
AT a press conference. he stat
ed that constant flow of planes
and other military supplies is
proceeding to the southwest Pa
cific theatre of war for use by
the Allies.
Secretary Stimson added that
not only are plane losses being
replaced. but that the Allied air
force in the Australian area is
growing steadily.
II was disclosed that. in the
last eight days. lls Jap planes
have been destroyed by Allied
fighters and anfi-aircraft fire.
The belief was expressed that
the Japs are not trying to regain
the offensive. which they lost in
recent sea. air and land fights.
but that they are resorting 10
aggressive defense actions. Yes
terday the Japs lost Is more
planes in an attack on Allied
positions on New Guinea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
SEE GREAT FUTURE
FOR FLORIDA KEYS
MESSRS. BLANCHARD AND
MccoRD INTERESTED
IN DEVELOPMENT

William G. Blanchard and j.
L. McCord, who are interested
in the development of the Flor
ida Keys, are visitors in Key
West today.
They believe the keys are
destined to have a great future
not only because of their excel
lent climate and the good fish
ing afforded in these waters,
bat for other reasons also.
Their present stay will be
short, but they intend to return
again at an early date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
CITY COUNCIL TO MEET FRIDAY
NIGHT TO HEAR ANY POSSIBLE
OBJECTIONS TO CITY CHARTER

contents, the meeting tomorrow
night will be the final session held
for this purpose inasmuch as sew
eral meetings have already been
conducted with an invitation ex-
tended to all citizens to attend.
At the conclusion of Friday
nights session, the document will
be forwarded to Representative
Bernie c. Papy at Tallahassee for
its presentation before the legis-
lature for its consideration as to
its adoption or rejection.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
CARO- OFFICIALLY
NOTIFIED OF POST

Thomas S. Caro- this morning
received letter from Secretary
of State r. A. Gray, officially in
forming him of his confirmation
and appointment as Judge of the
Monroe County Criminal Court OF
Record.
Mr.. Caro- this afternoon sent his
oath Of office and letter of ac-
ceptance to Secretary Gray.
May 6 is the date on which Mr..
Caro- will begin his term of office,
which lasts for four years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15

There will be a special meeting
of the City Council held on Fris
day night, beginning at 3 o'clock
for the main purpose of hearing
any possible objections that may
be offered against adoption Of
the proposed new city charter,
which was published in full in
The Citizen on Monday.
Since everyone interested in
the document drawn up for future
operation of the city government
has had ample time to read its
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
Raj RAID STUTTGART

LONDONBetween 300 raided Stuttgart
Germany last night destroyed many military objecfive
Guiding chemical works according Ministry
Prussia raided presumably by planes
bobers attacked estuary
little damage Three enemy planes down
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
PRIVATE CONTINUES
WORKING REGARDLESS
tspeciaI 40 The Cifizeni

CAMP BLANDING, April l5.-
Pvt Michael Bodner, scrubbing
the section Mushroom, in the 37th
General Hospital quarters. was
spicd by First Sergeant Harold
Krepack, who gaped in disbelief.
Don't YOU know you're on your
own timer" the Sergeant gasped,
your furlough started today"
Il forgot" muttered Private
Bodner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
MADAME CHANG KAI-sHEK RESTING

NEW YoRK-Nadame Chang Kai-Shek is resting today at
along the Hudson River before she leaves either
ENGLAND CT bleeding
that had intended China
had been diverted TO psr
cularly many planes other
China shipped be Monsom-
erys offensive started a FL Alemein
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
owl "suGAR-coATED~ STATEMENTS

writer's in the Office of War Infcr
nation of which Elmer chief resigned today
the for that action stated that the owl
coated information American public owl
the public with ballYhoo of
lied news that OWL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
HULL ON GOOD NEIcHBoR POLICY

Observation-Disclosures of State corden Hull. discussing
parleY will be held by the United Nations
May importance neghbor policy
entire world The Latin American trade treaties he added viii
that the good neighbor policy
hemisphere open the world
hcstilies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
RETAIN SHAPES

NEW YORK-Green Ezpl<Is.
impregnsfed with Urea rev =
bent, twisted and c0uEzezF :
when heated. retsznIug fhsr my
shapes when cooked
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
BOND SALES EXCEED oNE-THIRD

WASHINGTON-Secreary the Treasury Morgenhsu
considerably
sold the business
The total s25aoooooo pointed
approximately that has been bought
companies
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
Allied Armies Continue Advance
In 1unisia;; Squeezing Troops Of
Axis Into Corner Of PTOtGCtOT3te
LATE BULLETINS
WORTH OF FLYING FoRTRESsEs
tBy Associated Pressl

hGERSThe Flying again
they are the outstanding bombing plane that has
veioped during the Yesterday while quadrons
Were attacking positions in Tuns Bize
German and Italian fighters took the off
When the dogshts
destroyed others badly damaged
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for, the 81
hours ending $3.50 a. M, April rs.
1943. as reported by the u. s.
Weather Bureau:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15
ana ArrAcKs pEcREAsINc u-RoAr MENAes

LONDON-Prime Minister Winston
Commons today that English
Uboat Germany apprecay
decreasing the of the German submersibes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-15

Key West. Florida. hzs ~
most equable clizzts Il tEs
country; with Al aware
range Of only Is Fzhrs-F -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06
PUBLIC DELAYING
 TIN COLLECTION
Tons of Cans Found Placed in Victory Salvage Bins
 Reports Chairman

John J. Mulligan, chairman of the Associated Industries salvage com mittee, announced today that the victory salvage bins scattered around the city have produced. via the ef- forts of civilians, more than g tons of usable scrap, including nine tons of rubber. These bins were con- structed last year to encourage neighborhood conservation Of waste materials for the war effort.
 MT. Mulligan also revealed that persons continue to ignore the plea that they must not deposit tin cans into the red, white and blue bins. It was pointed out that is one of the reasons that Waterbury is so far behind in tin can collections, because thep ublic refuses to coop crate. The public is requested to pile up their salvage cans in boxes and keep them at home until trucks cover their streets at which time the metal should be set out on the curb, preferably then fight before.
 The report of MT. Mulligan up to June 1 follows: Tires, 18,220 pounds; tubes, 291 pounds; rags, 2,864 pounds; scrap rubber. 3,O95 pounds; floss, AZ pounds; roofing rags, 617 pounds; heavy iron, II ,130 pounds; light iron, TITS pounds; brass, 95 pounds; aluminium, 46 pounds; cop per, 12 pounds; mixed metal, 149 pounds; paper, 3,l70 pounds; felt, 91 Sounds.