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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-03
POSITIONS OPEN
AT NAVAL BASE

Albert B. Cooper, recorder of
the Labor Board. announces that
the United States Civil Service
Commission is seeking men TO
I'LL the following positions:
One Chief Engineering Drafts
man (ArchitecturaD $1,000 per
annum.
Two Principal Engineering
Craftsmen (GeneraD, $1,000 per
annum.
One Chief Engineering Drafts
man (GeneraD. $500 Per an
num-
Time and a half for all over
10 hours per week viii be paid
at the Naval Operating Base.
Key West.
Further information and appli-
cation blanks may be obtained
from the Recorder. Labor Board.
Room los. Post Office BUIl-ling.
Key West.
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u. S. Indians Get Sulfa,
Give Up Medicine Man

FORT HALL. Idaho. July b
rrOgreSs made hv a., ..ticral gov
eminent in fIrni>hIn. medical
care for its Indian y ardS IN the
last Is years has ~. n amazing. =
says Supt. c. raves of the.
Fort Hall reservation.
He said that ; { - have
heen "a godsend for our Indians "
"Sulfa has been the means OF
Practically eliminating the scourgr
of trachima. Graves said. III i
marked how the Indians have
drifted away from their ancient
rituals of healing the sick
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LEGALS


Tn. Monroe county Board OF
County Commissioner viii Sit a. a
R"aTd of Complaint and Equaiizs
tion q" hear complaints from tax
PAYERS uu the current tax roll ia
the County Clerks office. in the
County Court House. at $50 +. NJ
"n Ncdnesday July Il ls45. and
each night thereafter for one 81
week. or a. much longer a. may
lee necessary
Ross q SAWYER
Clerk. Board ~ County Commits
si"n"rs. Monroe County Florida
nN3.I94l
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Practically

She: | don think that women
have always been vain. You know.
women were made before mirrors.
He: Yes. and they've been be
fore them most of the time since.
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~ THE IIRCIIT COURT or TuE
EIEN ENTU JUDICIAL CIHCIIT
az THE STATE az FLORIDA
~ tNn FOR MONROE COZ MY
~ AN9EHN.
case NJ. 8-sG
HARRY 81 PHILLIPS.
Plaintiff
~ DIVORCE
LoTTtE q PHILLIPS
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

NOTICE OF NA~TI.g'~ SALE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that under and hy virtue "f ana
pursuant 10 that certain decree
made and entered "n the nth das
Of June. & u. 1873 hy thu. Hon
orabIe Arthur Come oue 81 the
Circuit Judges "f the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit in and for Monroe.
County. Florida. IN Chancery "a
that certain cause therein uendiue
" herein J. q kaut"r - th.. com
plainant. and r. T. p"tv and lies
sic l. DOty. his wife - al. are the
defendants. being Chaucery cass No
S-5fs. the undersigned Special
Master in ChancsTv appointed hN
said Decree. will offer for sale and
sen at public cutlery Z" the highest
bidder for cash hefor" the front
door Of the County Court House in
Key West. Monroe County. Florida
on Monday. July 5th 4 u 1913
tsame being a rule day 81 said
court and a legal Sal"s daNl dur
inE the legal hours 81 SAT-" to-
VII. Ne weeu ~ P'sl..t So IN.
forenoon and p'cI"rk in tho aft
erno"n 81 said dtV N. follow iu.
described propertv 10 satisfy saul
decree hv pat m-ut "f N. amount
therein sDscifi.h
In Monroe G.uuts. F1"ttIs
Fart of Tract Ett.htssu tTNA
according - whifshead'~ man
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known aud described AZ Nuh-
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Terry. Lucier. Woods. and Par
iee. Bridges and Richards.
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TODAY'S GAMES
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUE:
National LEAGUE

CINCINNATI a New York
~ l4aIis ~ Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh az Boston
Chirago ~ Philadelphia.
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American League

Philadelphia at Chicago. tw"
eames. twilight and night
Washington IL ~ Louis. night
Boston - Cleveland. night
Nrw York al Detroit. two
games
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: RUTH ANN LISKEY
BRANNFR

Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required TO ap
pear to the bill Of complaint for
divorce filed against YOU in the
above Stvlcd cause on the frs
Monday in AUGUST. AID 1913
otherwise the allegations of said
bill will he taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered At Kew
West. Florida. this 10th day Of
JUnc. A. n 1913
Circuit Court SoaD
Ross G SAWYER
Clerk If the Circuit Court
BY. sd Florence F. SAWYER.
Denuty Clerk
Y. ALBURY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
iunl2- 10 26 .jly3. 1913
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American League
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1unlbfft and W Cooper: Huh
ball. Mungo. Adams and Lombar-
ia
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IN he CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF THE STATE or
FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. $40
JOHN w. BRANNER.
Plaintiff.
". DIVORCE
RUTH ANN LISKEY BRANNEP.
Defendant
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CARDS DOWN
N. Y. GIANTS
PITTSBURGH PIRATES CO TO
VICTORY OVER
PhILLIES

NEW YORK. July 3.-The ST
LOUIS Cardinals just managed to
hold on To first place on the Ma
nonsi league yesterday by TAX
ing ) 10 3 decision over the New
York Giants.
Iruett PIpD SewelI. who spe-
eiaiizes an slow balls. won his
eleventh game of the wear for the
Pittsburgh Pirates by defeating
the Phillies. ? To /.
The Cincinnati Reds shutout the
Brooklyn Dodgers. 8 To 0. and
he Cleveland indians BANKED
the New York Yankees. IL to o.
The following are the results of
The games played yesterday:
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PsSseau and Mccullough: An
drews. Odom. Salvo. Martin and
kiuttK
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OnDIR az PUnI.IC ATION

bhhth Wv ~ HAsA NNloN
THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
re- LDTTlE T. PHILLIPS.
$40 LINCOLN AVENUE
NORTH AMPTpN PENNSYLVANIA
u - hereby ordered that YOU ave
required 10 appear on the. .md "a,
~ August 1873. before the above. .-u-
TITLED court o. the Eilt 90 com
plaint filed against won in tn.
ah"v- entitled Gauss. ami The X,
West citizen is hereby designated
As The newspaper in which this or
der shall hs published once e week
Tor four 90 consecutive week
Witness the HONORABLE. Arthur
Gomez as 0u.. ~ the Judges IF
This Court and The Seal "r this
CONT in the civ 81 Kew Wast
N"ur". COUNTY. Florida. this End
dsN ~ IuiN \ -. 1888
fStAIl Ross q SAWYER
Ci.~k Circuit Court. Monroe
County. Florida
~ sd Florence = SAWYER.
nepntv Clerk
fIts-Ia f---g -1"4e
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
COURT MARHAL !.
CHARGE PLANNED
IN RAPE CASE

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 20.
-(UP)-Burbank police re-
vealed today that military
authorities at Muroc army
bombing base had preferred
court martial charges against Pvt.
George P. Rimke, 33, for allegedly
raping Lima Basquette, star of
silent films, last Aug. 9. ~
The 34-year-old Miss Basquette,
who made her acting debut at the
age of Is in the Ziegfeld Follies,
said she offered the soldier a ride
on the outskirts of North Holly
wood He made improper ad-
vances, she told police, and de-
manded her automobile. ',.4-
The actress reported she attempt
ed to dissuade Rimke by telling
him she was pregnant and later
offering him $40 if he would get
out of the car and let her alone.
Instead, the police report said,
Rimke pushed her out of the
drivers seat and drove around
North Hollywood and Burbank.
Finally the soldier parked on a
darkened Burbank street and order
ed her into the back seat where he
attacked her, she said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Italians
Up
Quickly
White Flags Run
Up as Warships
Close on Isles

ALLIED HEADQUART-
ERS, North Africa, Aug. 20
-(UP)-The United States
Navy has captured the Eolie
islands off the toe of Italy.
AL E d HEADQUARTERS,
NORTH AFRICA, Aug. 20.-UP)-
The United States Navy has captur-
ed the Ellie Islands off the toe of
Italy, it was announced today, and
three great Allied air fleets have
wrecked the Southeast Italian rail-
road hub of Foggia with one of the
heaviest aerial onslaughts yet car
ried out from Africa.
At least A Axis planes were shot
out of the Italian skies in a day of
intense activity, 38 or them by
Flying Fortresses, Liberators and
Lightning escorts joining British
Wellingtons in the paralyzing bonn
bardment of Foggia.
TELLING BLOW
The F'oggia raid, on the Ami
hilation pattern made famous by
American and British planes bomb
ing Germany, was a telling blow at
the Shuttle movement of Axis
troops who were streaming North
ward from the lost Sicilian battle
Continued on page 3, col. a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Loans For Food
Production Loom

After lapse of more than three
months, the Imperial county office
of the Farm Security Administra-
ton Immediately will resume the
business of making loans for food
production purposes. 1t was an
nounced Friday.
Merlin McDougal, head of the
FSA in Imperial county, said he was
instructed to make loans for feed,
seed, livestock, machinery, equip
ment, fertilizer, and virtually all
other production needs of farmers
who cannot get reasonable credit
elsewhere. The FSA office In room
IL of the Bank of American building
in Ell Centre will be open to bor-
rowers every Wednesday and Sat-
urday henceforth.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Reds Slash Nuzis
South ofkhurkov

MOSCOW, Aug. 20.-CUP)-Red
army forces slashed through crump-
led Axis defenses South of Kharkov
today in a drive to close the mar
rowing escape corridor and bottle
the German garrison.
The Soviets we're within sight of
the Kharkov- -Lozovaya railroad
which with branch line 18 miles
farther West is the last route of
withdrawal for German forces bat
tling desperately to hold Russia's
fourth largest city.
Streaming through zmiev, 81
miles South of Kharkov, the Rus
slams seized number of other
towns yesterday. Eight hundred
Germans were killed. The Germans
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Daughter Of &c.
Couple Finishes
Basic Training

Orlynn Hartzell. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs S. l.. Hartzell of Ell Cen
tro. just completed her basic train
ing and indoctrination course at
the naval training school In Bronx,
N. Y.
She now Is seaman second
class in the women's naval reserve
and is proceeding to Saltwater,
Okla. for further schooling, She
will be graduated from Saltwater
with a third class petty Z officer
rating Seaman Hartzell was grad
uated from Central Union High
school and Junior college m Ell
Centre. After her graduation she
was employed in the Imperial coun-
ty welfare department.
Her brother, 1t. Lyle ID. Hartzell,
is in the army engineers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20

mine sweeper heading for Calais
and attacked a group of accompany
ing R-boats, destroying one and
setting fire to another. The mine
sweeper exploded and sent up a
2OO-foot column of smoke.
Mosquitoes and Typhoons bombed
an air field at Tour and the rail-
road yards at Orleans, and raked
II trains in other areas.
From the entire nights opera
tions only one bomber was missing
The Fortresses dropped tons of
high explosives and fire bombs on
the air fields at flushing and Gilze-
Rijen and shot down Is intercept
ing fighters, while escorting Amer
lean Thunderbolts and Allied Spit
fires destroyed another 18. Four
bombers and two fighters were lost,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20

lily life on the home front and pro-
vide at least partial solution to
the farm labor problem.
War manpower commission Of
ficials said late yesterday that IL is
"statistically" certain that fathers
must be taken in october on the
basis of the October call
The strategy for a drive to null
lily war manpower commission rul-
ings authorizing the induction of
fathers with children born prior to
Dec. 7, 1941 after Oct. / will be
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Youth Arrested
In Rape Attempt;
Makes Confession

Sixteen year old Carol
Blevins, Ell Centre truck
driver, admitted that he at
tempted to attack a young
mother who was out of the
hospital only two weeks after hav-
ing given birth to child, Sheriff
Robert w. Ware said Friday.
The alleged attempted attack took
place Thursday afternoon at the
woman's home southeast of Ell
Cetro. She was home alone when
Blevins, a stranger to her, knocked
at her door and asked for work, Of
ficers reported. She referred him
to the employment agency and
while she was consulting her tele-
phone book in order to give him
the street address of the employ
ment agency, she allegally told
Sheriff Ware, he entered the house
and attempted to assault her. She
Continued on page 6, col. d
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Big Hog Shortage
In Valley Looms

Government bungling in fixing
ceiling price on pork without put
ting one on grain to fatten hogs
was blamed Friday for slaughter of
Imperial Valley hogs which has
proceeded with alarming rapidity and
thoroughness this summer.
Breeding herd after breeding herd
has been closed out in recent
months, a survey revealed Friday
The hog population of the valley
normally is around $4,000 to $4,000
When the Balfour- -Gutherie ranch
in the Calipatria area was sold not
long ago, the new owners were said
to have sold 500 brood sows for
slaughter. 1t is estimated that a
sow produces eight pigs a year,
showing what this slaughter will
mean to pork production.
At the Loveland ranch in the
northern part of the county, where
a valuable brood herd has been
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Germany Seen Strained
Sufficient for Invasion

but one fighter pilot was saved.
The raid followed another Amer
lean medium bomber attack earlier
yesterday on Axis fields at Amiens-
Glissy and Polk in Northern France.
The offensive obviously was design
ed to cripple the Luftwaffe in ad-
vance of any invasion and to cut
down interception of Allied bomb
ers carrying the war deep into Ger
many.
While Germany already has been
weakened sufficiently to permit an
invasion of Western Europe, mill
tary authorities said the mounting
air offensive indicated that the
longer a landing is delayed, the
fewer ground casualties will result
and the greater ease will be found
in overrunning the Reich:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20

maintained for a quarter of a
century, approximately 100 brood
sows were sold for slaughter, leav-
ing about 10 which probably will be
sold soon. Ordinarily there are
about 1000 brooc sows in the
valley.
GRAIN COST HIGH
Grain used to fatten hogs costs
the hog rancher around $3.50 per
100 pounds, and it has no ceiling
price. 1t takes six or seven pounds
of grain to put a pound of fat on
hog.
The ceiling price of pork is S14.75
Continued on page 3, col. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
BY WALTER CRONKITE

LONDON, Aug. 20.-UP-BritiSh
twin -engined Mosquito bombers
raided Berlin last night for the
fifth time in eight days and air ex-
perts estimated today that Allied
aerial blows plus the heavy fighting
in Russia already have strained
Germany sufficiently to permit an
invasion of Western Europe.
The night raid was the 72nd
since the start of the war on the
German capital and came only a
few hours after American Flying
Fortresses attacked two Dutch air.
fields in pursuit of an offensive to
smash NaZi air power.
SWEEPER SUNK
Aircraft of the British fighter
command last night sank German
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20

counter-attacked in one sector, but
retreated after losing two tanks and
two mobile guns
Altogether, the Russians advanced
up to 7ia miles on individual sec
tors and captured more than 30
towns or villages on the vast Khar-
kov front, which stretches as far
South as Zmiev, almost as far West
as Poltava and as far North AS
Sunny,
The Germans lost l.500 men and
30 tanks in an unsuccessful coun-
ter-attack on the approaches 10
Sunny, 100 miles Northwest OF
Kharkov, while smaller scale coun-
ter-attacks were broken North Of
Poltava, big German base 85 miles
Southwest Of Kharkoy
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Restaurant Men
Must Sign Up

Restaurant owners should sign
up by September /, with the ration
board for their September and
october adjustments on food quotas,
board members said Friday
The adjustments will be based on
April and May business so data
for these months should be taken
to the board.
About September school cafe
terra operators should be prepared
to present their cases for food ad-
justment on the basis of April and
May volume.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Arrangements Complete
For Exchange Of American
And japanese Prisoners
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.:'

w fSoIlIAN1 OAN, aug. ~
(UP)'-Acting Secretary
of State. Sumner ,Welles an
nounced today that arrange
ments have been virtually
completed for second exchange of
nationals with Japan and the ex-
change probably will take place In
mid October in Portuguese india
Approximately 1900 Americans
who have been interned in the far
East. will be repatriated in = ex-
change for the same number of
Japanese who have been interned in
this country, Welles said. r..
!, The Swedish liner Gripsholm,
which was used in the first ex-
change a year ago this month, again
will be used. 1t is expected to sail
from New York about Sept and
should return to this country in
late November.
PLAN SAFE CONDUCT
WelleS' announcement, made at
his news conference, said that safe
conducts we're being arranged for
ChCIldISC NCoOCIo. lilC WOOL w
be used by the Japanes In bringing
the Americans from the far east to
the exchange port of Mormugao.
Goa, Portuguese India, has not been
designated.
After Welles' conference, the
State Department issued this state
ment.
1.-THE United States government
has requested Japan to obtain from
its Allies, and itself to grant, safe
conduct for the exchange vessel
Gripsholm and has good reason to
hope that safe conduct for the YES
sci will be received in time to per-
NIT the forthcoming exchange to be
made at Mormugao, Goa, portuguese
Ida, by Oct. Is. AS soon as addi-
tional details are available, the
State Department will make a fur
ther announcement for the infroma-
ton of relatives and friends of those
Americans expected to return from
the far east"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
i. S. navy GRABS italian E0LIE ISLANDS
MAY BACK DRAFT BAN
Powerful Farm Block Nav Support Move

made the subject ofsa Forthcoming
conference between Fulmer and
chairman Andrew j. May, D., KY,
of the House Military Affairs COM
mittee.
FulmW, charging that local
draft boards still are drafting crit
ical farm laborers, said he would
ask May to incorporate provision
for the furlough of farm workers
already in the army in his proposal
to exempt pre-Pearl Harbor faith
ers from military service and to
limit the size of the armed forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20

widespread carelessness of car
owners in leaving their keys in
their cars so they will be handy for
anyone who wants to steal a car
COLLECTS DATA
Halliday said he is collecting data
on the cost of reporting cars miss
ing, searching for them. arrest, and
prosecution of car thiefs.
"Teletype, telephone and tele-
graph costs incident to missing car
Continued on page 6, col. p
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
Early Invasion Of
lta|y and France
By Land Forecast
Signs Multiply Allies
Are Planning To Invade
Continent By Autumn
BY ROBERT DOWSON

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-(UP
Signs multiplied TO d a Y
that Allied armies may land
in Italy and France within
the next month in fulfillment
of Prime Minister Churchill's pre-
diction that there will be heavy
fighting in the Mediterranean and
elsewhere before the leaves of
autumn fall"
However, there is strong con-
viction here that high Allied mill
tary authorities are divided as to
whether major attack should be
launched this year or delayed for
further smashing of Germany's
arms production capacity by aerial
bombing The controversy is ex-
pected to be resolved at Quebec, If
it has not already been settled.
SECOND APPEAL
A high British army officer last
night broadcast the second Allied
appeal in "a hours to French pat
riots to prepare to aid the coming
invasion. Indicating that the zero
hour has been set, he said under
ground forces have been given in
structions for -" day and H"
hour.
Only a few hours earlier, forina-
tions of American medium bombers
blasted the Nazi airdrome at Polk,
Northern France, in continuance of
an Allied offensive to cripple Axis
air power in advance of fullscale
invasion of Europe.
SHELL COAST
The Nazi Paris radio said British
warships shelled the Atlantic coast
of France yesterday. This was not
confirmed. A German broadcast re-
ported that a British Naval squad
ron of six ships approached the
coast near Boulogne at p. m.
yesterday, and was driven off by
costal batteries. The warships ac-
tually could have been testing the
German defenses.
Terrific explosions from the di-
rection of Boulogne and the rest of
the French invasion coast reminis-
cent of those which broke up Nazi
preparations for an invasion of
Britain in 1910 shook the British
Southeast coast yesterday.
At first the explosions were cred
tied to New Allied aerial bombings,
Continued on page 6, col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20

As in the past, stamps will be-
come valid on successive Sundays,
but, hereafter, they will always ex-
pire on the Saturday nearest the
end of the month.
This will give consumers and the
trade the advantage of knowing the
day of the week on which the meat
fats stamps will always expire, and
will permit them to plan accord
ingly.
Between September II. when the
first series of brown stamps be-
comes valid and october 2 when
the final sets of red stamps ex-
pire both red and brown stamps
Continued on page 6, col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-20
City to Purchase
Oil for Pavinq

The city of FL Centre Friday re-
ceived authority to purchase 2l0
tons of oil to be used on the streets
of the city.
Public Works Director Walter
Heinecke said the city may pur-
chase the oil as needed but it all
must be used by Dec. 81.
1t may be used in several diff
ferent places, for repairing streets
all over town, for oiling where
gravel is laid on third street from
Orange to Hamilton, on Hamilton
from Third to Fourth, and on State
from Second to Third.