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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-03-02
Drive For New
Church Organ

Members of Trinity Episcopal
Church, Elkton, have started a drive
for funds for new pipe organ for
the church. DR.. Vernon H. Mcknight
is chairman of the committee, and
the amount needed is $3,502.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-03-02
Decentralization

Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Eastridge,
of Liberty Grove, Md, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Ruby A.
Eastridge on January 80, to Olin w.
Madron, of Rising Sun, son of Mrs.
Annie Madron.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-03-02
To Serve Covered
Dish Supper

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Com
munity Fire Company of Rising Sun
will serve covered dish supper in
the Fire House on March IL, 1916,
at 700 p, m. in honor of the Rising
Sun Fire Company.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-03-02
Pastor Invited
To Return

At the Quarterly Conference held
in the Methodist church last Wednes-
day, Rev. j. r. Bicking was unani-
mously invited to return to this
charge, which includes Rowlands-
vile.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-03-02

Prayer meeting was held at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. ]. X. BickinS
"Wednesday evening,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-03-02

Circle No. 8, w. S. C. s., Mrs. How
ard Wilson, leader. will meet with
Mrs. Lucy Jones Friday evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE HEREWITH
OF ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES

oeTNO, DSIt Vs. DSl., SOIl Vi
Mrs. Susan A. Servo, 62OR 18th
st. NJ, st. Petersburg.
| Terry, Walter E., T-Sgt., son oil
Mrs. Daisy c. Terry, 213 Sc. I'd
ST., Fort Lauderdale
Warden, Alexander. FLO, son
of Carl Warden, 2435 Lakeshore
Blvd, Jacksonville.
Woods, Kenneth W., Pvt, son
I of Mrs. Maggie A. Woods, Gen
Eel, Fort Pierce.
Army Dead-2Pacifie Area 70 y
Stewart, David E., ST., Pvt,
husband of Mrs Thelma Stewart,
768 w. State ST., Jacksonville.
Army Wounded European Area
Alderman, Gordon W., T-Sgt.,
son of Mrs. Clyde Alderman,
Jennings.
Allison, Leonard j., IA. hus-
land of Mrs. Geral M. Allison,
Frostproof.
Bond, Alex, Pfc, husband OF
Mrs. Annie l.. Bond, Box 1874,
Babson Park.
Cannon, John E., S-Sgt., son
OF John w. Cannon, Tarpon
Springs.
Coleman, Howard A., Pvt.
husband of Mrs. Gladys B. Cole
man, Route 2. Box 60, Starke.
Davis, Foster G., lst 1t. hus-
band of Mrs. Helen w. Davis,
liz E. LIST Ave-, Tallahassee.
Eckles, Ralph B., Pfc, son of
Mrs Fannie B. Eckles, Route 2,
Sanford.
Erckert. Charles A, T-Sgt.,
brother of Louis F. Erckert, Gen,
Del, West Palm Beach.
Hartsfield, Cecil c., Sgt. son
of Mrs. Mildred w. Hartsfield
Route 3; Box 90, Tallahassee "--'
Meyer, Frank R., Jr., Pfc, hus.
, band of Mrs. Grace w. Meyer
3342 SW. lst ST., Miami.
Owen, Perry E., Sgt, brother OF
Mrs. Margaret Bryson, Park Ho-
tel, Tampa.
!. Pacetti, Tavern A., Sgt, broth
er-ln-law of Isadore S. Stratton.
ST. Augustine. :
Parker, Louis j., S-Sgt., hus-
band of Mrs. Ruth l.. Parker
Route 2, Box 309, Pensacola.
Pitt, Martin c., Pfc, son of Mrs.
Carrie Pitt, 2O8 Great St, Or
landO.
Register, Johnnie, Pfc, husband
of Mrs. Attricc G. Register, 1888
Newton Ave. S., st. Petersburg.
! Thomas, Albany r., Pfc, hus-
band of Mrs. Opal B. Thomas
Box 200, WeWahitchka.
Tonens, Marvin w., Pfc, hus-
band of Mrs. Lucille V. Toenes
1914 Main St, Jacksonville.
Zane, Franklin f., Jr., Pfc, son
of F. +. Zane, l09 HARDWOOD Ave,
! Orlando.
Army Wounded-Pacific Area
Fitch, Charles E., T-Sgt., son OF
Mrs. Mary Fitch, 1907 18th ST.,
Tampa. -,
Halliburton. Charles, Private
friend of Iona M. Span, Gen. Del,
| Alachua.
| Roberts, Sammie, Pfc, son OF
Sam Roberts, Route /, Box IS
Reddick.
Trice, William B. ,Jr., Pfc, son
of Mrs. OWE l.. Trice, GIL Pal
metto st., New Syrna Beach.
Thompson, Harold r., Pfc, hus-
band of Mrs. Rosa B. Thompson,
Route 3, Box TAB, Orlando.
Army Missing-European Area
Daughterty, Robert, Pvt, son
of Mrs, Ethel l., Daughterty, 3l8
! N. 18th St, Palatka.
Diaz, Annibal c., Sgt, son of
Mrs. Maria A. Diaz, 900 25th Ave,
Tampa.
Fercll, Thurman D.. Pfc, son
of Mrs. Roxy Ferell, Route 4, Box
l48, Orlando.
| George, William L., Pfc, son
of Mrs. Maize George, 466 65th
ST., Jacksonville.
HuelSman, Donald F. j., End
Lit, son of Mrs. Loretta Mary
Continued on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24

A. L. Murray, chairman of the
Monroe County Defense Council,
today requested all members,
who have been appointed special
policemen or special deputies. to
report to the mayors, the police
chiefs or the sheriff's office
when the news is received in
Key West that the Allied powers
have declared We Day.
Mr.. Murray said that the Mon
roe County Defense Council
wishes to- cooperate fully with
Governor Willard Caldwell in
observing We Day as set forth
in his proclamation, which is as
follows: II
WHEREAS, it is highly de-
sirable that our Victory against
Mai Germany be celebrated in
an atmosphere of sobriety, in
keeping with the solemnity OF
the occasion and in respect for
the sacrifices made by many of
our young men and women in
attaining that objective, and
WHEREAS, the day should
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
RUSSIANS HOLD 0NE-THIRD OF BERLIN
GOVERNOR ISSUES PROCLAMATION
FOR OBSERVANCE OF We DAY

not be married by boisterous con-
duct and disorder, to the dis
tress of a majority of the citizens
of Florida,
NOW THEREFORE, /, Mil
lard +. Caldwell, by virtue of the
authority vested in me as Cover
nor of the State of Florida, pro-
claim We DAY in Florida as the
twenty-four hours next succeed
ing announcement of the sur
render of Nazi Germany or the
proclamation by the military or
civilian authorities Of this Nation
that hostifities are at an end, and
urge that all liquor package
stores, bars and taprooms and
other places dispensing alcoholic
Beverages, remain closed during
that period:
Il also call upon the Sheriffs,
their deputies and other Law
Enforcement officers throughout
the state to cooperate in making
We Day orderly, dignified and
law abiding in accordance with
the spirit and intent of this pro-
clarnation."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
SAY NAH SUBS
AT COPENHAGEN
THERE TO TAKE ABOARD
GERMAN LEADERS FOR
JAPANESE PORT
my A..vslssed press,


LONDON, April e. A
fleet of German submarines
was reported to be in the
harbor of Copenhagen, and
thatatheir~ reason for being
there was to take aboard
Nazi leaders, who probably
viii attempt to reach Japan.
Other advices, which cor
foborated tho S e received
from Moscow, said that,
since Sunday 80 trains have
left Berlin with high German
officials, who are believed
to be on their way to Den
mark and then would cross
the Skagerrak to Norway.
King Leopold of Belgium,
who surrendered to the Ger
mans in 1910, is reported to
have sought refuge in the
Duchy of Lichtenstein.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
FILIPINOS OFFER AMERICANS THEIR
ETERNAL GRATITUDE in STIRRING
PAGEANT WRITTEN BY YOUNG NATIVE
BY WILLIAM RUSSELL

comparable to the American sky
scraper, which stands for the
rapid march of progress. For the
nipa hut does not stand for a
life that is big, and fast, and
noisy. It stands fer a life that is
small and quiet, but happy and
contented.
Home of Free b.
yet, although the nipa hut and
the SkyScraper are vastly differ
ent, they are very much alike in
this: that both are inhabited by
men created to be free. Within
the simple fragility of the one and
the massive strength of the 9TH
er, there beat hearts that are one
and the same; hearts that are
softened into gratitude by kind
ness, struck with pity at human
suffering, set on fire by oppreS-
sion, or moved to devotion by
love.
In the nipa hut lives the
Filipino: by heritage q farmer.
by trade hard working fsrm-
er. by nature peace-loving
farmer. Does This farmer want
to own Asia? No. Does he as
pire to rule the world? No. He
just wants to be lord over his
nipa hut lord over his little
piece of land. lord of whatever
little. things he owns by the
sweat of his brow. In other
words. lord in little corner OF
these isles described by Rial
u ss the Pearl Of the Orient Seas.
. And he was happy
And there one has the picture
of the Filipino before the little
yellow men invaded that home.
The Japs conquered the land on
which rested that home and even
took unto themselves the things
that were in that home, but they
never conquered the spirit within
that home. Only the United States
did that, as MOntcmayor 50 clear
ly sets forth in this manner:
America Conquered Hearts
From the beginning Of this
country's history, the Filipino has
met and fought every foreign
invader. And America was not
an exception. But only America
can be said to have really con-
quered the Filipino, because
America alone conquered not only
his arm but also his heart.
Yet. in America. the Philip
pines really found not con-
queror. but saviour saw
Jour vino promised to give. after
teaching her how to preserve it
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24

TALLAHASSEE, Apr. "a.
Representative Bernie c.
Papy, Monroe county, today
introduced House Bill 356,
which provides for a new
charter for the city of Key
West.
(Mr. Papy said, before he
left Key West to return to
Tallahassee 10 days ago,
that he would submit the
charles, which provides for
a eOmmission-manager form
Of government, to the legis-
latnre within two weeks"
The charter win go from the
house TO the senate, and, if
adopted there, will be sent
10 the governor for final val
idatiOn.) ~ ~
Representative Papy also
Introduced House Bill 353,
which authorizes Monroe
county commissioners to
raise $4,000 annually to-
ward the maintenance and
operation of the Key West
General Hospital.
(This bill is similar to the
one Mr.. Papy introduced in
the l943 legislature.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24

ANNIVERSARY OF
MARSHAL PETAIN
SPENDS HIS EICHTY.NINTH
BIRTHDAY IN EIGHT
@ COACH TRAIN

PARIS. April 24.--TOday
is the S9th anniversary OF
the birth of Marshal Pelain.
and he passed most of the
day travelling in an eight
coach train toward the Swiss
border, where he was seek
ing a haven. Aboard the
train were several com
panies of German Storm
troopers and former Premier
Pierre Laval of France, who
also was intent on escaping
from Germany into Switzer-
land.
Marshal Petain was per
mitted to enter that tuuutT,.
but Laval was turned back
Further news about Pc
tain was that ne declared ne
would willingly return 90
this city to be tried ON
charges Of high treason. a.
was said here that General
DeGaulle has assembled q
vast number of documents
that will be used "a demon
Strating that Pctain C0llab-
Grated with the NaZiS. Tn
officially, it was said that
several documents will show
that Petain had communicate
ed with the German high
command before Edzi troops
entered France in 1910.
1t had been intended 10
try Marshal Petaiu i'm ahscn-
tia, but when news was re-
ceived of his reported will
ingneSS to return TO France,
it was decided to postpone
the trial until his arrival.
AS for Laval, if he is found
alive, he will have to answer
also to charges of high trca-
son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
Traffic In German Capital Di-
rected By Russian Girls With
Red Flags
RECALL APPOINTMENT
OF MRS. FLEMING AS
PROBATION OFFICER

Mars. Belle Fleming. who
was reappointed q short time
ago by Governor Caldwell as
probation officer in Mcnroe
county. had her commission
recalled today by Secretary
of State Gray.
At the time Mrs. Fleming
was rearpointed. much sur.
prise was expressed in Key
West over the Governors
action. as Mrs. Julia VIII
Jams. who had entertained
Caldwell when he was In
Key West campaigning. was
a candidate for the ofiiee.
Now il develops that Gov
ernor caldwell's rsappoint.
ment Of Mrs. Fleming had
been made through q mis-.
take in considering the
names of the candidates for
that office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
Three Cases Heard
In Criminal Court

H. M. TillingSworth, who was
arrested by State Road Patrol
man S. w. Walker on a charge
of reckless driving, pleaded
guilty this morning in criminal
court and was fined SIS, with the
alternative of spending so days
in jail He paid the fine.
Frank Sawyer, negro, charged
with beating his wife, was fined
$3.50 or six months in Jail. He
did not pay the fine.
Barney Jackson paid a fine of
ST and costs for not having a
drivers license.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
Scavenger Notices
Are Being Mailed

The Citizen was informed to-
day at the City Hall that about
rs notices are being sent out to
persons delinquent in payment of
Scavenger service.
The notices inform those in
volved that they will be subject
to arrest for failure to pay up,
and will be brought before the
city court, if they fail to heed
the warning as sent out through
the Scavenger Department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24

Imbued by the gallantry of the
/ American soldier and another
taste. of sweet freedom" after
the bitter dose of oppression adj
|. ministsIed bytthe Japs, a young
I Filipino has put into words the
deep, reverent feeling his people
hold for this great land of ours.
Il, The stirring words, written by
Jerry Montemayor, were en-
bodied in pageant entitled,
"And Quiet Stands My Nipa Hut"
Young Montenegro attended a
Catholic college before the Jap
anese conquered the land of his
birth. He dedicated the pageant
to the common Yankee soldier,
the late President Franklin d.
Roosevelt and that gallant liber-
ator of the Filipino people, Cen
eral Douglas Macarthur.
A copy of the pageant was sent
here by Staff Sergeant Matthew
A. Zacal, who is stationed some
where in the Philippines. 1t was
contained in letter written his
mother, Mrs. Corine Zacal, 1915
William street, and received last
! week.
Sgt. Zacal Suffered. Too
In the liberation of the Philip
pines, Sgt. Zacal himself has been
wounded, stricken with malaria
twice and once became lost from
his buddies following an inva-
sion. Thus it is easily seen why
this Key West boy was moved by
the glowing tribute paid Ameri4
cans by young Filipino. .,l
Just where the pageant was
presented cannot be told. The
name of the place of its pres
entation was included in the
opening paragraph as read by
the narrator. but in the copy
sent his mother by Sgt. Zacal
/ it was deleted by the censor.
MOntemayor, in that first para
graph, explained that the PEG
pie of (censored, one with the
spirit of the whole Filipino pcO-
pie, the spirit of profound graft
tude and eternal loyalty to the
United States of America, humbly
reScntS tonight to their visitors
and friends, a pageant entitled
And Quiet Stands My Nipa Hut. ="
The Citizen believes that many
of its readers would be interest
ed in this pageant because they
have loved ones who helped free
the Philippians from the Japanese
and herewith presents excerpts
from this stirring drama.
Nipa Hut Filipino Home
| The nipa hut referred to in the
title of the pageant is the home
of the FilipinoS. Around it re-
wolves all they hold so dear. But
let Montemayor describe the nipa
hut:
The night had been dark-+So
dark as to darken the memory
of that bright yesterday. But an
other dawn is coming. And with
its increasing light comes again
a picture of that life that we once
possessed lost - and now have
regained.
This is the nipa hut, the sym
Dol of that life II is not at all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
Fall OF City Expeeled
Momentarily. VITA
Nazi Warlords RegoFt.
cd In Flight


MOSCOW. ApFtf -
With the Cermmn wasiw
in flight toward nemmasA
according ~ advises s~ss*
ed from the Rassa~a see
mand IN Bertha. wsaas shNa
One-ehisd 81 that sssg h ~
ported 30 have heen sswiws
ed By the Reas. whs sFe 49,
10 have reached ahe wmpmmms
Of PolsdAm. = sshuaA hmsa
west st TIE Cexmam sapasa
Fighting ia ths csif >
furious 81 some pssafA
elsewhere. so kaestan
plane pilots have reps
hOFdss Of Germmm EF
have been seen neelaA
eFly out of ne els ~
sian tanks. followed -
fantrymen. push deegaf
Berlin with ths epa
slight.
street fighting b ~
10 confines seNeEal aa 81
Berlin" the RuAsimu
paper d'rmXda said tt
but the capital og Nas
is practically all Cau4as
Those fuFtou eaHmt
tacks about whH b thf tr
man prupaRannmts talkFH
SO much. base hssn wf
weaker and weakeF
now The Nazls are f h1
as disUrpanixsi units "a
has MOT ltsu au
Hitler along aut .| fht
lines 900 whl,h ib E.
are fighting in iif.
Officially. rfHH.
about th, fr. H.i fH.I H
itan Niull AIHt .aI s.E.H
,uHlart aItf Hu.|aH Hs#
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State. snd Crest llIItafu
other Russian fayra Hrfss..
tu ad auey tpwasd hr hiH
diem Hiibi. infrrrf hHifHf' e|
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there --latest ncve re. tf.tsi ffH
about ham Was Inst De- fn
OF boss Uarlor,ls had n,t faea.#
Denmark and suuId -sn'trs
the Tag, 900 NmWsy
DNB. tho German
agency uhich had issn Haf
since SUNDAY. announced fi
morning that o. Wuulb bfuai
for "unc buJr later 300 ihf asH
go give news to thuss GtHr
plpsrs which suli afy hslna n.
Ishrd Trauautta e
Agency which slo went .fI f
uF un sunday. hs. u.f
made any annuunUcWrn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
WILL OF SNIDOW
FILED HERE TO-DAY

The will of Major Robert C..
Snidow. USN, SIS, who died
March 2 in the Key West Naval
Hospital of a heart attack, was
filed today in the county clerks
office He left his entire estate,
real and personal, to his widow.
The appraisal of the estate has
not yet been filed.
Major Snidow came to Key
West in 1899 and had a winter
home constructed at Won PhiSter
and Grinnell streets.
he was buried, with military
honors. in the Arlington National
Cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For SIS Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
Also Introduces Bill For
Raising Funds Toward
Maintenance Of X. w.
Hospital
CHARTER PASSED

tBy Azs.srthted S'ressb
TALLAHASSEE, A pr.
"a. - This afternoon the
House passed 'Papy's H.B.
$50, introduced this morn
ing, providing a new Key
West charter. Also passed
was lib. 240, fixing COM
pensation of Monroe Cir
cult Court clerk, and H.B.
l9l, relating to Criminal
Court bailiffs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
WOULD LEASE WAR PLANTS
TO HELP SMALL BUSINESS
tasy Associated PreHsp
=. .

WY AAnoetmte0 FreHab
WASHINGTON. April "a.
Attorney General Biddle
said TODAY that he believed
q good way to help little
business" during the recon-
version period would be for
the government TO lease war
plants. in which billions of
dollars have been invested.
10 business men. with a pro-
vision that they be permitted
to acquire ownership when
they are in a position to do
50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24

a whole 274 casualties for April
"a, 1945, of the U. S. Naval Forces
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard) not heretofore released on
Navy Department total casualty
lists, consisting of 81 dead, 19l
wounded, and Is missing. These
casualties bring the total report
ed to next Of kin and released for
publication a3since December 2
194l, to April "a, l945, to 100,
This list includes only those
from Florida.
p FLORIDA
Army Wounded European Area
Rayiock. Lawrence, brother of
Mrs, Margaret Jefferson, 1885 w.
23d St., Jacksonville.
Lundy, John E., Pvt, husband
of Mrs. Evelyn Lundy, 1906
Weber Ave-, Orlando.
Pemberton, Hinson E. Pfc,
husband of Mrs. Evie L. pember-
ton, Route l, Box 8, Leesburg.
Wheeler, Make, Pfc, husband
of Mrs. Louise K. Wheeler, Gen.
Del, Lake City.
White, Jefferson, Pfc, son of
Mrs. Carrie White, 92l N. Allan
tic Ave, Daytona Beach.
Wise, James d. Sgt, brother
Of Mrs. Millicent Montoto; Route
1, Box 3445, West Tampa.
Zorian, Edward H.. Jr., FLO,
husband of Mrs. Kathryn M.
zorian, ga E. Robinson Ave,
Orlando.
Army Prisoners of War
Germany
Diamond, Jack j., Pfc. son of
Mrs. Ella f. Diamond, 1923
Orexel Ave. Miami Beach.
Lawson, Henry P.s Cnl.. hus-
band of Mrs. Nancy NJ Lawson,
Box, 562, Haines City.
Rhett, William H., I'd Lit, son
Of Mrs. Pauline H. Rhett, 613 San
Antonio Aves Coral Gables.
ROBINSON John, Jf,, Pfc. son
of Mrs. Isabella Robinson, 1901
S. Lincoln Ave, Lakeland.
Navy Dead s.
Rowe, Fred r., Pfc. USMCR.
previously reported wounded on
report of naval casualties for
Sept. /, 1944) Parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore L. Rowe, Orla
Vista.
Soehner, Walter Herman, Lit,
USNR. Wife, Mrs, Ruth Tyndall
Soehner, 4458 Irvington Ave.
Jacksonville.
Navy Wounded
Hawthorne, Blantford William,
BoatSwain mate Ic, USNR. Par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Alden
Hawthorne, 156 NV. 10Th ST.,
Hubbard, Miles jackson. Boat
swain mate &c, USNR. MotherI
Mrs. Katie Hubbard, Millyille.
Penney, Charles H.. Sgt, JUS
MGR. (WoHnded, i. second time.
Last reported, on report of naval
casualties fog Jan. q. 19454 Par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Harry, K,
Pempey, 1904 N. Orange Ave,
Orlando
Thompson, Harper c., Cpl, US
MGR. Wounded second time.
Last reported on report of naval
casualties for Sept. 5, l944.) Par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l..
Thompson, Old Bradenton Rd..
Army Dead--European Area
Conner, Alfred W., Pfc, hus-
band of Mrs. Mae F. Conner,
Gen. Del, Mayo.
Johnson, Edward S., Pfc, son
of Mrs. Louise Johnson, 1903
Jetton Ave-. Tampa.
Reeves, Max, Cpl, son of Mrs.
Rose Schwartz, 2l57 greensboro
Ave, S., st. Petersburg.
Patterson, Daniel T, Pfc, son
of Mrs. Matte Patterson Box
464, EuStis.
Podmore. John A, Jr., Pvt,
son of Mrs. Mary B Podmore, 5ll
E. Jackson St, Orlando.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-24
Papy Introduces Charter
Measure In House Today
MMwMwgMMMwMM
POLISH QUESTION
TO BE SETTLED AT
COMING CONFERENCE
Rv Assonat.a Press.

WV ASAoINteu Prohat
WASHINGTON. April "a. {.
III was announced thai the
differences existing over the =
Russisn Proposal to permit
the Lublin government of
Poland to have Representa-
ton in the conference In Sam
Francisco. scheduled to open
tomorrow. would be settled
by the delegates at the con-
ference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
MACON POLICE
STRIKE AGAIN

Msto Ga Asp Mo :
than ept a'.sed loiesf, ~re
ssiktA r Aeca police las week
IN he sni aai drifs 70 make all
Ns1 "a ~ volk 81 'hs se
YEN ~ ''e eNW i'ae drive r. =
ttfn, HaAy ccm.u.
'Ar &c cotton hsiy~s'ln1
m- u.pt down "a
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
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