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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

An immediate return 10 dual
automobile license plates is
sought in A petition fled with
Secretary Of State Dignan by the
Detroit safety and traffic com
mittee OF the Automobile Club
or Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

the violin under street light"
SChaaf said 1T was wonderful
music. and he seemed lost in his
playing. when he had finished
he offered Ia sell the fiddle 10
me for $40. and took II. f"
Summoned from his carpentry
job OHenley seized the violin
with tears IN ms eyes. He was so
ovcrjoyed that he played for an
hour 10 the policemen.
He said he would reimburse
SChaai and add a $40 reward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
WAYNE AFL
Backs JeffrieS

The WAYNE County Federation
OF Labor today announced II
would support Mayor Jeffrles IN
his campaign for reelection.
Frank X. Martel president Of
the AL group, said the decision
was based partly on the fact that
Jeffries opponent, UAW-ClO vice
president Richard T Franken-
steeR. has stood Idly by while the
H-IO raided ALL unions. "
"Jefiries vas recommended
because il was felt the city can
best he served by him." said
Martcl
The federation. following a
meeting last night also an
nounced il would support for
reelection all Incumbent members
Of the common council except
Frank Cody. John kronk former
councilman. was endorsed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
2 Armed Bandits
Rob Candy Store

Two ARMED bandits vino early
last night took SIS from Mrs
Charlotte ECon. s. operator of
n confectionery store at 2750
VickSburg. were sought today by
police. Detectives are checking
fngerprints left by the holdup
men on two soft drink bottles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
Times Photo

France. His furlough expired
today.
Miss Schlum said she met Bel
ton for the first time while she
was drinking in the Copper Kettle
in Mt. Clemens last Sunday.
After delving into law books on
statutes pertaining 10 hair clip
ping incidents, O'Brien said
Bolton probably will be charged
with felonious assault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
z State Men Freed

TWO Michigan men are among
me civilian personnel liberated
rom japanese custody, the war
department announced TODAY.
Ihey are Charles (. Jones. Reed
Siiy' and John p. Koehler, 666
RlYard Blvd. Crosse Pointe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
THROWN INTO CHAIR

"He jumped at me and threw
me on the floor" Miss Schlum
said Then he picked me up
and threw me in the chair and
shouted Tim going to show you
what We do Vith girls like you in
France
He grabbed a pair OF SCis-
SOrS and started 10 cut nv hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
B nal 'rith Clinic
In Detroit OF. 20-21

The Greater Detroit B'nai and
Birth Council and its women's
groups will conduct a series of
clinics Oct. 20 and p at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

File chopped away until II looked
like il does now. when she
came 10 the prosecutors office
Miss Schlum'S hair reSenbled
the military cut of a SOLDIER
Then he started 10 hack
away at my clothing and yelled,
I'm going to cut of all your
clothing and then make you
run around the block, But he
stopped after a while, punched
me some more and then ran
from the house"
FRIENDS SEE ATTACK
Salty -Wiknan, "a, and Joan
Brady, 81. who live with Miss
Schlum. said they witnessed the
attack but were powerless to stop
a..
When police arrived. Beltor
had fed. His mother said she be-
lieved the soldier had returned L
Camp Grant, where he has beer
stationed since returning from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
Gen. CLARK in u. S.

NEW YORK, oct. IL ms
Gen Mark W Clark. commander
Of L. 5. forces in Italy. has ar
rived by plane from Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
COP Leader
.Confers Here

Republican party leaders do not
intend TO even discuss tho 1913
presidential campaign until The
1916 congressional elections are
out of the way, COP national
chairman Herbert +. Brownell Jr.
declared today
In Detroit for a meeting with
Wayne County Republican officials
at which "A discussion of finances
was chief topic. Browncll said
the Republicans must gain control
Of Congress in 1916 50 there can
be a long delayed audit Of the
New Deal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

Thirty-hve years ago OHenley
came 10 Detroit from Bad Axe
after losing his farm and all his
possessions except the old violin
Since then the fiddle has been
his one link with the past In the
old days n had sung out the reels
and hornplpcS at many country
dance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
STRANGER TRIES 1T

Last Sunday night while OHcn-
Icy was amusing friends IN cafe
with some Of his old tunes. a
stranger asked 10 Try the violin.
liz was Il CrarkPrJaCk, said
OIIcnlcy II never heard n man
play better"
But both the stranger and the
violin disappeared when O'HGniey
NASH 3 locking
Yesterday Eric G. Schaaf Of
3435 ElmwdNd walked into police
headquarters with the violin IN
der his arm lie had read an &C
count Of O'Henley's loss
BUYS 1T FOR $40
II was walking along Mich
igan when I saw man playing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
SILENT ON 1913

There IN a rule around Re
publican national headquarters"
BroWnell continued, that we
don't discuss 1913 until 1916 is
out Of the way. We think we
have a good chance tO7gain con-
troll Of Congress next year. We
only have TO pick up 81 seats i'm
the House and eight in the SEN
ate To gain the whip hand"
Brownell was lavish in his
praise of Mic higan Senators
Ferguson and Vandenberg and ex-
pressed hope that Vandcnberg
would run for reelection next
spring.
Ferguson, he said. has
gained national reputation for
his fearlessness in conducting
senatorial probes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
SEEK VETERANS AID

The COP chairman said the Re.
publicans have organized a Re-
publican Veterans League and will
attempt 10 inStill into the service
men the belief that the Republican
philosophy of government is the
one they were fighting for.
Brownell predicted that Re-
publlcans in Michigan would pick
up two seats in Congress with the
Democrats losing the Thirteenth
and Fourteenth districts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
NAILS TO PAY PENALTIES

From four to six million Germans will
pay penalties for Nazi war atrocities. in
Guiding the concentration camps, mistreat-
ment of slave labor, enforced prostitution
and the planned starvation of helpless peo-
pile, according to press reports from
London.
While there is an excellent chance
that some CT the ,cp-fl;ght Nazis MAJ be
SECUTED, the probability is that the pun
ishment OF most of the vast number of
Nazs will take the form OF enforced labor.
This conclusion may be erroneous, how
eler, because the demand for German Ia
Dor to restore what German soldiers loo,ed
nd wrecked IS justified upon the basis OF
>oStitution rather than punishment
Certainly, il the War Crimes Commits
sion of the United Nations secures evidence
o pin guilt upcn Individual Ne;zi3 tor n Elm
GUS crimes perpetrated upon innocent peo-
pies, the guilty should not escape by the
relatively easy contribution of labor.
When the trials begin and the terms
are meted out, there will arise in this eoun-
~ something OF campaign to secure
mercy Cor guilty Nazis. While there will be
GOOD Americans misled by their interpreta-
Ton of religious teachings. the bulk OF those
speaking for the Naz;s will not be mott
gated .hN conscience. They will be more
aoneerncd ABOUT their German friends than
hey were wth the victims of N9zi, Ger
many, They will not condemn the guilty
Germans now because they did not con-
denim their erimes.essEv. .s -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
WESTWARD TREK

Go West, young man; go West" Hor-
ace Greeley advised, and Bishop Berkeley
declared, Westward, the course of empire
wends it way
Many persons in Key West, chiefly
sailors, are vending their way westward
without even thinking of Greeley's advice;
instead, they are getting the nod from
Uncle Sam, for westward lies the Pacific
and in the Pacific are cruel, sneaky enemies
to crush.
Nobody, aside from the army and ma
val authorities, knows even the approx
mate number of servicemen who have left
for the West, and are leaving daily for that
destination ''for further assignment some
where in the Pacific"
Il haven't the least idea how many
|servicemen have left Key West recently
an attorney told The Citizen, "but it is easy
enough to see that many have gone by view
ing their comparatively small number now
on Duval street at night
Meanwhile. Mrs. V. NJ. Hutcheson,
state enumerator of the census in Monroe
county. places the population of Key West
at 1892, with few changes to be made.
She sent in her final report Saturday, but
stated that few more names will be added
and some applications will be excluded
rom the list.
Mrs Hutchinson informed The Citizen
shfaA had the enumeration been made only
, Few months earlier. she felt confident that
he tfslEwould have been considerably
a9ass esRds sdded that many people have
aftKsy West since then. aae
Mahy..others are leaving daily partie-
ularly servicemen who are not included in
ne census, for the trek westward is now
veil under way with the design to crush
he Japs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
THERE IS ONLY ONE ROAD TO PEACE

The idea that science, with its limit
less capacity for eliminating want and ere
ating plenty, may develop the long-sought
formula for lasting peace is expressed by
John w. Thomas. chairman of the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Company.
Press dispatches relate that Mr..
Thomas emissions a world of the future in
which research will do much toward out
having. war by removing major cause and
developing weapons so destructive shat
nen will never dare to unloose Them.
The tire executive was on debatable
rround, at least, until he brought forth the
hlea that men will never dare unloose the
most destructive weapons available for
their murderous warfare. This notion will
not stand up under scrutiny. 1t has been
advanced repeatedly as new weapons have
been developed to make wars more deadly
and more devastating.
r. There In something to the idea that sci
ence, II il eliminates want and creates OPP
poriunity may develop condition in the
world whichswill temporarily, at least, sat
lsfy the longings and ambitions of most
people. II is possible that such develop
shent may eliminate the artificial barriers
that now restrict the economic activities of
mankind. This is the extent of the eontri-
button that science can make to the pre-
vention OF warfare.
IL the men of the world are to live in
peace. that happy state will be reached not
through the development OF material things
bat In the growth of the spirit OF unselfish-
ness within the hearts of men, In this
sense. II is quite true to say that the only
hope of permanent peace lies in the spir-
hnal development OF mankind. which de-
pendS very largely upon he practice Of The
religions professed by men,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
TODaY In HISTORY

1919 - The Savannah, first
steamship to cross Atlantic, statts
out from Savannah, Ga.-Under
steam only part of way.
1849-Abraham Lincoln issued
a patent for his Camel and Float
ing Dock
1856-Senator Charles Simmer
of Mass. seriously assaulted by
Cong. Preston S. Brooks of So.
Carolina in the formers office,
1868 - Railroad train robbed
near Seymour, Ind. - popularity
knewn as first train heldup.
1s09-700,000 acres Cove rnmeni
land opened to settlen eHt ia Id
ahe, Montana and Washington
state.
1924-Army's around the-world
flyers reach Tokyo-erossing the
Pacific for first time by air.
l939-Germany and Italy sigr
10-year military pact.
1941-German paraehuters take
over Crete as British air mer
evaeuate.
1912 Heavy fighting on the
Kharkov front.
1913 - The Communist Inter
rationale announces its own dis
solution.
1944-U. S. forces advance in
Italy against German counter at
taekS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
capter "a

Cgyapter "a
rulS was the night as Kay had
4 said. that people all over the
nation danced that cripples might
have a chance to walk. There
were parties going on in different
sections of Atlanta; many OF the
dancers made the rounds to all
of them.
In the banquet hall Of famous
hotel, a group Of distinguished
people sat at q long, beautifully
appointed table. They saw Amer
lean flags, and there were flowers
about the room and huge cake
in the center Of the table.
Grouped about were the state
officials with their attractive
wives. There was the official of
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis, with the menu
bers II the committee who
worked with him in this state.
There was the famous DR.. Rex
Warner, with a slim girl beside
him. dressed in white satin. her
red-go1d hair just touching her
shoulders, and the purple OF the
orchids on her shoulder deepen
ing the blue of her eyes.
When the dinner was over the
guests turned their eyes to the
microphene where the chairman
Of the program committee was in
PRODUCING the Official who spoke
a few words concerning the sims
of the National Foundation. Then
he introduced DR.. Warner who
made brief speech about the
progress made in the field of
orthepedic surgery as part OF the
successful after-treatment of po-
HomyeIitiS. He stressed the ac-
complishments of the work ear
ried On at the Georgia Warm
Springs Foundation.
Then the National official took
the mierephone again and pre-
sented to the distinguished Dr..
Warner a medal given by the
National Foundation for his OUT
standing work in their field. DR..
Warner accepted the medal with
. CLEAN Of surprise in his dark
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
JAPANESE ARMY IS POWERFUL

The men who insist that actual invasion
of Japan will be necessary to enforce I'M
conditional surrender point out that while
the enemy fleet has been reduced to a large
TASK force and enemy aircraft have been
reduced by excessive losses, the army Of
Japan, which has been the main reliance
Of the empire. is largely indicated.
Several million fighting men are in
China, the Burma sector and the occupied
regions, including various islands, but other
millions are at home, prepared to die with
out limit in defending Japan. This army,
the argument runs, must be defeated in
battle 1t is admitted. OF course, that the
bombing and blockade campaign will rem
der great assistance in the conclusive task.
While the aerial and naval part of the
program is under way the nation will be
building up its reserves for invasion, if it
IS required. In view of me distance this will
require tine. 1t is II 1000 miles from the
Rhine to OkinaWa, via the United States.
and 1900 miles from Italy to the Philip
pines, through the Indian Ocean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

Notice is hereby given To whom it
may concern that the Board of
County Commissioners of Monroe
County. Florida, will receive sealed
bids for modification of the addition
60 the County Court II buse to house
the voting machines. In order not
to delay the present contractor, the
/ successful bidder must be prepared
to c O IN IN . n e the work within
twenty four hours after thu bid is
accepted and to complete his share
of the work ON or before the com
pletion date for the main contract
Information concerning the nature
and extent of the notifications may
| he obtained from Mr.. Ralph Russell,
at the Monroe County Court House.
The sealed bids must be su unit
ted not later than noon. n the Of
flee of the County Clerk, at the
Monroe County Court House, on
Wednesday, May 23rd, 1915.
The County reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids made
pursuant to this advertisement.
Key West, Florida, May lith, \. ID.
J i945.
Ross G Sawyer. Clerk,
Board County Commissioners,
Monroe County, Florida.
may15-22, 1915
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ta;n pen and added aafx1fnfr ere
to the figures ON these seekl
rT was even later whnn Barbara
L and Jimmy ARRIVED Kay
thought her chum To- %. ] worried
and She soon Ter nea 1fa Fea4gM
she Thought. Jimmy mad ben
drinking. and he VAS IN . reek-
iei Later t dancing with him. Ysy
felt twinge Of conscience. WsiL
after tonight
Tucia's black eyes saw Reg
warmers expression a. he
watched Kay dane hng with
Jimmy. She asked her partner ~
dance 10 one side, where the dDc-
tor was standing with kranciA
"Aren't you going 20 ask me to
dancer" she wanted toY know u
@Of course" me answswd grave
". And they moved away TO-
why do youadislike met" she
EDO I-dislikesyou?" he coun-
tered.
"Eyidently. You look al me ~
if were something unpieasau<
in a test tube"
"Then / owe yof an apology
he replied, and his nERnner iEsii-
Gated definitely that the matter
III He heard Lucia's voice: "yoa
know, of course, that Kay and
Jimmy are tosbe married ina ssw
Il beg your pardm7"
aKay has finally decie&d ta
marry jimmy" she exE&ained
sweetly. "IIe'. been mad abous
her for ages
Rex didn't answer. He felt thaz
black sensation which had a.
sailed him many years before
half a lifetime away.
A sudden thought entered hA&
mind, making his mouth tightea
and his eyes grox DARK wlth
grimness. He looked dawn lnw
LUCAS face and asked. "Whzx
part did you play insthe arraass-
rnent?"
Lucia's gay laugh Of ttziumpA
was his answer.
Te be esnaisaea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TsH
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCtit
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. 1o-3s3
JOHN WAEE BLACKBURN,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
CECILIA FLENTERY
BLACKBURN, Deceased.
ORDER Of PUBLICATION AND
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO: Cecilia Fientery Blackburn,
52S Soraparu Street.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce filed against you in the
above entitled cause on or before
the 4th day of June, \. II. 1915; 9th =
erwise the allegations of the said
bill of complaint will be taken as
confessed against you.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida. this goth day of April, a. d.
1915.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
WM ROGER WATKINS,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
may1-S-15-22,19 1915
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
eyes and a few words OF warm
appreciation.
ATHEIMA THOMPSON

eyes and a few words OF warm
appreciation.
T.HE expression on the face OF
j the young doctors glamorous
dinner partner was seen by every
person at the table. For one uri-
Guarded moment as she looked up
at him. her face reflected Infinite
pride and love.
AS everyone cheered the honor
done DR.. Warner, questions ana
answers ran around the room:
ssWho is she?" "She's Kay Lam
bert. You know, daughter OF the
cotton king down in Lowell
swell, 1 heard the Lambert Mill
is tottering on the verge OF bank
ruptcy." mot yet, but soon, II
Francis Lambert thinks he can
run it absolutely single-handed!
But I heard that Kay Lambert
and Jimmy Brent are engaged. "
They are-his father told me
500 'Then where does this doctor
come in?" II wouldn't know. But
they're that way about each
other-a blind person could see
it."
The table was cleared, the or
chestra changed its soft notes TO
gay tunes and Kay Lambert
smiled up into Rex Warmers face
as they began to dance.
+ It was late when Lucia ana
Francis made their appearance:
Her black eyes were sultry and
her manner not as charming as
usual. Francis looked defiant and
tired. Kay knew the reason Tor
this situation.
After she'd dressed this evening
she'd gone into her fathers room
seeking his approval, something
she hadn't done for many months.
Soon Lucia had entered, always
hating the idea of Kay being
alone with him. r7e
Francis had held up a check
for Kay to see. "The price for our
tickets tonight" he'd explained.
r'Maybe another Tommy Martin
can 60 to Warm Springs"
Lucia had stared in surprise at
the amount of the check. Surely
you're not that crazy" she'd
cried. 49,
Francis had stared at her cold
. ly, and then had taken his foun-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
LEGAL.S
N,eTIGE OF C0MPLETI0N OF
BIDGET AND uEETlNGl FOR
PURPOSE on HEARING OEsJEC-
TIANS Avn 1,lMpI AlNW&L

Ma TIC T. OF COMPLETION OF
BIDGET AND uEETlNGl FOR
) PURPOSE or HEARING OEsJEC-
Ti0NS AND C0MPLAlNTSIns
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONSERN:
Pursuant to Chapter 2UG5S, Laws
of Florida, Acts of 1871, relating to
Everglades Drainage District, the
Board of Commissioners of Ever
glades Drainage District has COM
pleted a budget showing the debt
service 'cquirements of the District
during the year beginning on the
LIST day Of next November and end
iEG on the 3lst day of the succeed
ing october, and the same has been
placed on file in the office of the
Secretary of the District, at room
605, Comeau building, West Palm
Beach, Florida, where the same may
be examined, and this is to notify
YOU that said Board will meet at
said place on the eth day of June,
\. II. 1915, at ONE THIRTY o'clock
in the afternoon of said day (being
not less than fifteen days from the
date of the first publication hereof
for the purpose of hearing objec-
tions and complaints with respect To
said budget.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF EVERGLADES DRAINAGE
DISTRICT,
BY EARL MCDANIEL.
go. Vice Chairman.
ATTEST:
~ X. l. THR0oP.
Secretary.
may15-2 %, 1945
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
TODAY'S HoK0SCufE.

This is a day of security and
prosperity. A kind nature, a
trustful disposition, and many
friends who will show their
friendship in a substantial way.
Success in life will be almost GER
tain and we'll deserved. On the
whole, life is promised which
will be well worth the living.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

DR.. Frederick Fl. Knubel oi
New York City, noted Lutheran
clergyman, leader, born New
York, IS years ago.
DR.. Robert G. Sproul, president
of the University of California,
born San Francisco. "a years ago.
Douglas Miller, noted author
/ orn Fayette, Iowa, SO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

The people of Monroe County can
show gratitude for victory in Europe by
making the Seventh War Bond Campaign
an Overwhelming demonstration of popu-
lar support of the war against Japan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
Women with PILES
Get DOCTORS Tp

You know. without asking, fhat ~
formula Cor distress of plles AIsI -
the best. It's the same Qse usea =
DOCTORS. ad3AnctfSsly fox mem $50
women patients 81 noted Thornton 4
tive relief Of pain. Itch, aoteness. fie.E4
soften and tends 20 shrink aweian4. 80
tube Thornton q Minors Heetai 0Azls
mentor Thornton a Minor Rectal Naa~
positories. II not thriiiea a qsiek -
suits, the low cost refunded % fs4uezA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

DR.. Jesse r Wilson, home Sec
lretary. Amer. Baptist Missionary
Society, New York, born Fort
Worth. Tex, So years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

The German people have reaped the
fearful harvest that accompanies militar-
isiic aggression; regardless of what they
endure IN the future it will not be equal to
the fortune inflicted by them upon other
peepleS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22
MONKS GRANTED RIaHrs

BALTIMORE.-In 100, Emper-
or Charlemagne granted rights to
all monks of the Sithin Order to
procure skins and make gloves,
gTdles, parchment and book COW
erings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-22

The world that existed before Hitler's
aggression will not return; the good old
days are gone for the simple fact that
mankind marches ON. in war or in peace.