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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Reserve Space
For a Bathtub

Because the manufacture of
bathtubs OF enemeled cast iron
was discontinued some months ago
as means of conserving the
supply of this critical metal many
houses now being built or re-
modelled lack this typical Ameri-
can facility Today'S planning
should provide for A bathtub in
the future. II is a simple and in
expensive matter to reserve space
for tub to be installed later
when this fixture is again avail
able.
II is comparatively easy mat
ter 10 plan for a tub when build
ing A house. Concealed piping can
be installed now. Space can be
left for the tub so that when the
fixture is available. il can be in
stalled without necessity Of
moving partitions or doing any
costly remodelinC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

The Argentine government re-
Gently substituted linseed oil for
Is per cent Of fuel oil require
ments. To offset part Of the higher
cost Of linseed OIL. IS per cent
of the quantity OF fuel oil and lin
seed oil 10 he used as fuel is to be
delivered Ar the official price for
fuel oil. and Is per cent of the
quantity delivered at the price Of
80 pesos Cabout S75) per metric
ton.
According 10 this arrangement.
whether a consumer uses linseed
oil or not, Is per cent Of his fuel
oil requirements will be billed at
the $50 pesos per ton rate. The fuel
oil price in Argentina Is now about
100 pesos Cabout 500 per metric
ton Of 2,2045 pounds. Argentina
has large supplies of linseed oil
available. due 10 wartime shipping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Aids
Home Comfort
Keeps Ouf Summer Heat,
Cold in Winter Months

Home owners who are planning
to inSulate IN order 10 save fuel
next winter will enjoy an added
bonus Of summer comfort if they
do it now An insulated home is
many degrees cooler in hot
weather than one which does not
have its protection.
Insulation accomplishes its pur-
pose by putting up a barrier which
reSlstS the passage OF heat. The
tendency Of heat always is 10 pass
from A warm area TO a cooler one.
In winter the insulation keeps
heat inside the home In summer
il keeps out the heat from the
SUM-
Frequently a home can be in
sulated by structural materials
used in remodeling and repairs
Insulating board is available in
many forms Tor finishing attics, re.
Surfacing walls and ceilings and
enclosing porCheS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

DOWNTOWN
Boysrs Haunted Shack
1888 Broadway
Rayrs Hardware
liA9 CrisNold ST
HAMTRAMCK
Mou.k Paint A Glass Co.
llsls Jos. CsmPsu
HIGHLAND PARK
Bovets Haunted Shack
10000 Woodward At Victor
Highland Park Lumber Co.
1883 Hamilton Ave.
EAST or WOODWARD
Atlas Paint Manufacturing Co.
1920 Mack Ave
Bowers Haunted Shack
1894 E. Warren ~ Audubon
1929 E Jefferson at St Jean
s64l Van Dyke mr.. Harper
1875 Cratiot at 7-Mils Rd.
Budman Sash A. Paint Co
i34Il Cratiot. mr.. Smile
Fred 7. Burns Hardware
i02i9 keroheNsl Ave.
Detroi, Fuel a supply
5625 F. Dawson
Detroit Hardware Co
6432 Woodward Ave.
Easto~n Paint Shop
i4So0 Harper Ave.
Fsulnnan Hardware
1908 W 7-Mils Rd.
Henris Company
77I6 Mack mr.. Seyburn
korbial Plumbing a Heating
1888 Conant Ave
Lutr.Lange Lumber a Coal Co
sl4O MI Elliott cor. Farns~orth
Reese Bros.
iA3oi F. Warren
Rosenberg Bros.
3426 Hastings street
Sloans Hardware
oI33 MACK Ave.
Tischbein- Young Co
ldIa2 Cratiot
Van Dyke Plumbing 4 Heating
93I2 Van Dyke Ave.
Wsitymsn Hardware Co.
2257 Grstiot Ave.
WEST or WOODWARD
John J. Astleford Co.
57o2 Hamilton
Boyer's Haunted Shack
A24O Oakman Blvd. at Cd River
IVA Grand River NJ. Southheld
1870 LiVernois mr. Fenkell
dS0i Grand River At Fifteenth
1906 Fenkell at Sohaefer Rd.
1871 Michigan at 35th
5626 w. Fort ST., mr.. Junction
Bullock Green Hardware Co.
1854 Michigan Ave.
Conrad, William ~
540i fireman Ave.
Davis Paint and supply Co.
l234O Grand River Ave.
Gartner Hardware Co.
6iOO w. Fort St
General Stores Co.
54IS w Vernon Highway
la Sale Sign a. Artists supply Co.
s342 LinWood Ave
Livernois Appliance 4 Paint Co.
iSS1S LiVernois Ave.
Levitt Hardware
7649 W. Vernon Hwy.
MeininEer Bros. Hardware Co.
1870 Livernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
GIVES ESTIMATE

John r. Scott st. Paul. MINI
chairman of the League commit
tee. says that on conservative eSti-
mates az least thrce-quarterS of q
million homes were paid out of
debt 10 savings and loan insttu-
tons during the 1905. This was
the result Of the great lending
volume Of these associations IN the
l92os. when the home buyers and
builders signed up 10 pay dff in
anywhere from seven TO twelve
and half years, month by month.
In the 1905 the su b Z anti a ]
number Of these borrowers who
kept up their payments according
to schedule b m q debt-free
owners.
The Bureau of tho Census re-
port on Mortgage Characteristics
of the United Statas in 1910. re-
leased April u, showed that 5i.7
per cent n the Owner-occupled
homes IN the country were free
and clear Of debt. and that those
which were mortgaged had only an
average 524 per cent loan in pro-
portion 70 the value of the prop
erty. The League Committee saw
in this latter development the re-
suits Of the emphasis on monthly
amortization of home loans by a
majority of lenders in the 1905,
following the savings, building and
loan practice of 1l2 wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Keep Insects OF Paint

In the warmer seasons Of the
year when inSects may alight
upon and adhere 10 fresh paint,
the addition OF from two 10 foui
ounces of citronclla oil 10 a gallon
of paint IS advocated by some
painting authorities As a remedy
for tho trouble The practical test
of how much citronella oil 10 use
* 10 make sure that il IS Suifi-
cient 10 give Oft a fairly strong
odor Of citronclla. II Is the odor
that keeps the insects away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Loose shingles loose steps loose
and loose bricks should
be discovered and repaired before
neglect results in serious damage
DownSpou,S and cutters require
checking 10 determine whether
they are IN condition 10 Withstand
the severe strain placed upon them
and should be repaired and re-
painted promptly.
It is important in these times
TO make complete checks Of the
home and home equipment 10 de-
termlne what repairs are needed
and attend 70 them without delay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Many Homes
Paid 0ut.Of Debi
During the 1885,

CHICAGO. MAY % One out Of
every seven OF The free of debt
Owner-occupied homes in the
United States which show no in
the just published Bureau of the
CenSue report were paid out of
debt during the 1905 by satiSfac-
tion OF mortgage held by a
savings, building and loan asSocia-
tion or cooperative bank This is
the estimate OF the Home Building
and Home Owned Committee of
the u. s. Savings and Loan League
which cites the fact that steady
program Of keeping up contractual
payments on loans was pursued
Throughout tho trying thirties' by
hundreds Of thousands Of families
and was partially responsible for
the high level Of debt-free owner
ship which showed up in the 1910
census.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Storage Room
Is Easily Built

Rationing of commercially
canned foods has added another in
rntive to reward the work OF the
Home Gamer. 1t has provided an
other reason. too, why the nome
should be equipped with good
food storage.
Usually the simplest and best
food storage for the home with a
finished basement is a special
storeroom M the basement A
storage of this type can be built
by any handy person with easily
available materials.
The Storeroom should be built
around one or more outside win
dows, so air circulation can be
maintained and temperature con-
trolled 10 some extent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Many Stores Display Furni-
ture for Defense Homes

Defense housing is presenting q
new problem TO the home furnish
lngs industry, for defense workers
usually do not take their old furni-
ture with them and therefore must
buy inexpensive furniture adapted
10 crowded living quarters.
Stores throughout the country
now feature displays of furniture
suited 10 such homes.
Many have exhibits containing fur
for living room, dinette,
bedroom. kitchen and laundry. all
planned and assembled with the
defense workers requirements and
budgPt in mind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Progress Is Evolutionary

Progress in the plumbing indus
try in the past has been evolu-
tionary not revolutionary. and is
likely 10 so continue in the period
after the war No startling new
innovations either in materials or
design are anticipated in the period
Immediately following the end of
tho war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Cost Cutting Plan

An important cost cutting tech
niuue in small home design lies in
making single room serve two
or more purposes. This is done
frequently by emitting the dining
space and providing dining space
in either the kitchen or the living
room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

a paint-neglec'ed house Is 4
house we'll on the way 10 decay
and deterioration, 20 says the FILA,
If painted in time. il viii furnish
years OF additional service and
comfortable living: in addition. the
DroDertV viii maintain its value.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
MUCH SPECULATION AS TO Time
WHEN TAX BOOKS WILL BE READY

II is purely q guess also rs 10
the time the amount of the mill
age viii be given Mr. Gandolfo
William w. Demerltt. superln-
tendent of public instruction.
las called public hearing on
the school budget fo- Septembo
7. and after the hearing. toe
hudsss VIII DC adopted. and after
the budget IS adopted. the mill
age Will ne decided on. Then
- must he sent To Colin Eng
hsh. state superintendent of pub
lic instruction. for ms dcteTm-
nation. and when 1t IS returned
ia Mi Demeritt. IT viii then Dc
gwen 10 Mr. Gsndolfo.
NJ Gaudolfo has al pIoNirH.te-
ly 10000 parcels on hl- Uroks.
ami. dcducting those that arc
rsrtifIcated. there ATE about
5000 on which cniIcs must hc
made after ne icarus what to-
school mlIlagc v,l be Wltt
nis present force. ~ requires
about SIX Week .o enter ai'
those extensions. 80 81 may b.
November !. or later. before IN,
books are ready for tine collie
tor. DEFENDING ola 'a. lss's cl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
C. RODRIGUEZ, Is,
died ON SATURDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE
CONDUCTED THIS
AFTERNOON

Casimiro Rodriguez. 7G. died
Saturday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. at his residence, II19 Flor
ida street
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 500 o'clock from
the residence of his granddaugh-
ter. 1906 Division street. Rev
GuIllermo Perez of the Latin Mis-
sion. officiating The Pritchard
Funeral Home is in charge ol ar
rangements.
Survivors are the widow. Mrs
Ramona Rodriguez; one daughter.
Maria Rodriguez. and five grand
children
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
TAMPA GIRL MAKES
THE HIGHEST MARK

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug. 23.-It
fell to- a pretty Young Tampa.
Florida. girl Marine rookie TO
make the highest mark that has
ever been made on the intelli
gence examination given TO wo-
men Marine and WAVE apDlI-
cants in the Atlanta Naval district.
SHE'S Kathryn Holden. -. and
according To- Marine Lieutenant
Ardita Morgan. she didn't miss =
single word of the stiff vocabulary
test. an unprecedented feat.
Miss Holden has been a tOpo-
graphical craftsman with the u. s
Coast and Goodies Survey in Tam
pa.
She attended Young Harris Col
iege in Georgia.
Private Kathryn. II Is expected
will leave soon 10 begin her train
ing As a woman Marine at the
famed Ieatherneck base. Camp
LejeuDe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23

VIII the county's tax booLs be-
ready to turn over to the county
tax collector on October |. the
date they should be given TO
hIm2
That question was asked sev-
eral times in the county court
house this morning. and the an
swer in each instance was No .
And nobody would venture d
guess Is to the time the book
Will be ready for the collector S
office.
County Tax Assessor Claude
i. GandOlio has had the hooks
ready since the latter part %
June. 50 far as was humanity
POSSIBLE to get them ready Bot
ne was brought 10 dead stD:.
IN his work heCaus. he did not
know what the school mIilas.
would be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
DEMERITTS LEAVE TO
VISIT AVIATOR SON

MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin w. De
merritt. 53l Francis street. left
yesterday for Marianne. Fla.
where they will visit with their
son. Aviation Cadet Ray Edward
Demeritt. VINO Is stationed AT the
Army Airforce Basic Training
Center near Mariana.
The DemerItts plan to stop
over a few DAYS in Miami be
fore proceeding to their destina-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR J. NJ. LAWHON

Memorial Services will be held
for John Marvin .Lawhon.
AMM2c. Tuesday afternoon 1t
FIVE O'Clock rl the First Methodist
(St9nel Church.
Mr. LawhOn Is survived by ms
widow. Mrs. John Marvin Law
hon. Of this city: has parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Clyde LawhDo.
and fave brothers, Of Charlotte.
n. {.
Interment viii be- made m the
FANNY plot In Cuaai"t,e. y e.
Tn services will b. conduct Il
hy the NAVY Chaplain. and mem
beTs of his squadron vii act as
paiibearers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
at Khsrkov,

at Kharkov.
II was pointed out that six If
the seven railroads leading west
wardly from tine city were IA
Russian nands. and that tn cor
ridor. through which the Germans
could retreat. had been narrowed
gradually tall lis width Was only
is miles. II was further said that
the withdrawal according 10
plan" was made when the Ger
mans were threatened with en-
circlement bv one Russian army
driving Southwsrdly and another
driving northwardly m attempts
to form d Juncture that would
have cut off the last avenue If -
cape
With the loss Of Khan kov. the
German front is now 50 crooked.
enemy forces al along the liue
leave themselves open 10 flank
ing movements. That = particular
+ ly true al Pultava. southwest Of
Kharkov. which Is reported to he
on the point of falling into Rus
sian hands
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
ARRIVE IN DADE CITY

Mrs q. y. Goshorne. Jr.. and
baby daughter. Zoia Lynn. IT KY
West. who have been visiting m
Jacksonville with Mr. and Ms
GilbeTi Goshorn. arrived Tuesday
Aug. 6. in Dade Civ. - make
jn,lr nome WnIic Mis- Ga~horu
husband D. in the serVlCc.
NJ. Goslorn IS WIth Hq. Dept
". +. Blu. al Camp Bis..s ing Fios-
ida. Ms. GOSroin ana dapgnl't
have taken an apartment n the
home Of Mrs. o. X Williams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
LADY CAKES ARRIVES

MIAMI. - Lady EuniCe Oaks=
srsIved hero today On her way TO
Nassau for the first lime since her
husband Sir Harry Cakes. was
murdered. She wss accompanied
by The family attorney. and did
not comment on the case. the
hearing wiu be resumed IN Mas
sau tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
RETURN TO CITY

Mrs Grover AlturT aeon
panied bv h-I daughter. Clzrice
who had been spending : Week 5
visit ia Miami. returned 20 Key
West lsi evening pn the ti"rids
Motor Lines bUs.
NT AlhWv Is one Of tha a.
vihsn police stationed - tne
iu.ai Na.y iaTd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
DRAFTING OF FATHERS

WASHINGTON. - The pro-
posal to draft fathers was discuss
ed furfhr. here today. Ii was
said Q survey is being made of the
situation, and thai 1t will be com
eIeIed about the middle OF sep
iembeT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
FAVoRS SI.99 RAISE

WASHINGTON. - TIL 0 III a
Kennedy. secretary iressurct -
the Umled Coal Miners Of Amer
ics. TESTIFIED today before the
Mar Labor Board IN behsf OF an
fh1aciie mosl miners. tie sdvo>si
cd thai the wages for each OF them
be increased $3.50 d day. Insiedd
of 81. which was demanded 4
the time of the coal miners
strike.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
wELLEs LEAVES OFFICE

WASHINGTON. - Under Sci
refsry of State Sumner Wellss
mysieriouslY iefi his office Today.
aud ms destination was not dI-
vuIqed. He l. believed to have
besn Isued to Quebec. and from
there may fly ON q mission ~
faCscoW.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
PASSED TRYING STAGE"

NEW DELHI. - The American
command. stationed here. assert
ed today that the assistance now
Going to the Chinese from the
United States has passed the
trying stage. and Is now flowing
inio thai country IN greater vol
ume than during any other time
SINE America entered the war.
AmsEicsn aud Chinese FiYeIs. IN
the Chinese area, are now more
thsn holding their own sgainsf
fine JsPs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
Hearing On Key Vests
Bonded Indebtedness Set
For Tomorrow MOrninQ
Every Taxpayer Urged To
Be In Attendance AIT
Meeting To Be Held In
City Hall

The Stands senate sub-com-
miiiss. comprising Senator John
n Beaeham. West Palm Beach.
ehsirman; Senator James A.
Franklin. Fort Myers. and sena-
fer J. Edwin Baker. Umaiilla.
win arrive in Key West some
time this afternoon or early eve-
ming for the hearing 10 be con-
ducisd tomorrow morning in City
Hall into the ciiYs bonded in
dsbiedness.
Pal whitaker. counsel for the
committee. said today thai il is
sxessdinsly important for every
EsF~ Esss@ fsxpsTsr <ssa-if he
benefits from the homestead ex-
smpfion. 10 be present al the
meeting. which will be started
n $40 o'clock.
II means a saving of more
than one million dollars 10 the
taxpayers of Key West if all tie
cifY's bonded indebtedness is re-
funded" Mr.. Whitaker declared.
While the major part of the
esfY's bonds has been refunded.
10 make that agreement opera
tive all the other bonds. tofahns
approximately $4,000. must be
refunded also. In the event thai
is not done. then the other bonds
will revert to their former stat
us in The payment of interest.
which ranges from five 10 six
percent
Under the rsiunding plan.
which was instituted by thu II.
Z. drummer Company but was
moi completed. the interest on
The bonds. if the outstanding
bonds are included with those
refunded will be reduced TO
what will be the equivalent OF
three percent over period OF
~ years
The first 10 years the interest
will be two percent. the next
decade. three percent. and the
final one. four percent. which
strikes an average OF three per
cent for the entire reriod.
In connection with the move
menf to have the remaining
bonds refunded is The mailer OF
$4,000 yearly thai was Provid-
ed. in q legislative act in 1887.
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
Military Critics Believe
May Be Softenins Up
Process Preparatory To
Invasion

sBy Associated Ire@@s
LONDON Aug. 23.-Wifh the
conference in Quebec coming 10
head. American and Raj
planes struck in dozen differ.
emf PAGES in Germany and iiair
during Saturday and Last night
in msi rtsining what may IA
called The invasion tempo from
lie air.
LAZY was battered from the
toe Of the boot 10 Naples and
ia enemy planes were lost DUE
ing The ssr.ss OF raids In the
Raj reid on the Hhineland. not
q single enemy plane was en-
ccuniered. but in The Italian
theatre the ar was alive with
enemy fighters. which have lei
military critics here 10 bslieze
that the Germans. convinced that
the Allies will strike through
IisIY. have sw.tthsd the bulk Of
their air rover from the west
ern front 10 the Iislisn area.
Some such decision must have
been reached If is argued. due
70 the ierr fiC opposition ti,rozn
INTO Inc air firhis over Ifely.
As a result of the Raj me-
sny enemy fight
ers over the Rhinslsnd. only
three boDbers were LOST in ths
extensive raids over that district
Of Germany.
The Sole of the Italian boot
ives bIssted from end TO end. and
TIE reid Yves reported to have
been among the most successful
In ItalY. desrite the fact that
$50 enemy fighters tried 10 beat
back the bombers. ThirfY-thres
IiaIisn end Germsn rlsnes were
in that area. others IN
Saleruo. others in the Naples
sres and still others between TIE
latter city end The insiep Of the
boot.
Pilots of reconncitsrinI pl7rss
reocrted that Naples Is entirely
cut off from the resi- IF Italy -
far rs tTsin service IL concerned
All the irscksqe that led to thai
ciiY hes been torn 10 By ths
rsiders, who. last night conesn
irstsd their bombs On iIackags
four miles away from Naples
that had nos been blasted BE-
fore.
The sstyrstion attacks on the
sole Of the Iteisn boot have le-
military eireIes 10 surmise that
Continued on Page Fcurl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
JAP PLANES DRIVEN OFF

CHUNCKING. - Squac;rons OF
Jap planes. numbering 40. today
attempted 10 raid this city but
we're driven off by Chinese and
American flyers before they drop
ped q bomb. Meanwhile. Amer
lean bornbers Taided Hankow and
other enemy points in China.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
TERRITORY AENEEED

CHICAGO - Tra .nre.at.-1
81 'h. HavaIl=u Islands - o."
United Stat. IS occurred August r.
1897.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
Blasted To Saturation Point
I'm Face OF Terrific
Opposition
LATE BULLETINS
REACH MAIN DErENsEs

REACH MAIN DEFEHSES
DARWIN. - American an d
Australian forces sre reported to-
day 10 have reached the main de
lenses of Sslsmaua on New Cui-
nea. Since yesterday they have
been advancing toward that i'm
portsnt enemy base. and beat
back the Japs in several patrol
clashes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23

LII. HERNANDES
SERVES Is YEARS
MEMBER OF OFFICERS BAT.
TALON AT CARLISLE =
BARRACKS
Especial 40 The Citizen,

CARLISLE BARRACKS. Pa.
Aug. 23.-Second Lieutenant
Claude Hernandez. of Key West.
la, has been in the service of the
u. S. Government IN one way OF
lRnother for Is years
He served most of his time IN
Marine Hospitals OF the L. 5. Pub
lie Health Service and last year
enlisted in the Coast Guard. Now
he is in the Medical Administra-
ton Corps of the U. S. Army.
Lieutenant Hernandes entered
Public Health Service in 1923 as
clerk after graduating from Key
West High School He remained al
the Marine Hospital of the Public
Health Service at Key West until
1885 when he was sent to the Ma
rine Hospital at Cleveland. Ohio.
in supervising capacity. Later
he went to the Marine Hospital ~
New York City and then to the
Hospital Division in Washington.
ID. c. He was doing Public Health
Service york in Seattle. Washing
ton, when he enlisted IN the Coast
Guard in September. 1912 and be
came Chief StorekeepeT.
While in the Coast Guard.
Lieut.. Hernandes received com
mission i'm the Medical Admins
tTstive Corps and received dis
charge on June Is of this year to
enter the Medical Department Of
the Army
He is a member Of the 33Td Of
ficeTs Training Battalion At Car
Isle Barracks and VIII go ia Z.
West Coast Army camp following
his graduation from the SIX weeks
course at the Medical Field Ser
vice School here August rs He
plans to return To- Public Health
Service work after the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23
BERLIN ADMITS THAT NAILS
HAVE EVACUATED KHARKOV
Uuy A..scIated rrsaD

LONDON. Aug. 23.-Russia
was quiet today about what IS
going on at Khsrkov. but Radio
Berlin admitted that the German
forces have evacuated the city.
Withdrawal according to plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23

was what the German sPokes-
man said about the Nazi defeat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-23

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For So Years Devoted to the
Best Interests os Key West