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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
COASTAL AIRLINE5 FLIES MANY MONDAY

Passengers carried on Alaska Coastal Airlines Monday were as follows:
 To Sitka: Harold Bean, Fred Morgan, George L. Kamplain, John V. Hansen, Mrs. John V. Hansen, MT. and Mrs. E. Hiltz, L. F. Wray, A. c. Kuehl and A. J. McCallum.
 To Wrangell: Lawrence Bahovec. To Ketchikan: Lydia Nielsen, A P. Shickter, Oliver Mansfield and Burke Riley.
 To Hawk Inlet: R. E. Ellington, Thornwald Parson, William Paul Jr., Fred Jacobsen and Art Collins
 To Excursion Inlet; M. V. Sing son and Thomas Martinez.
 To Hoonah: Mrs. Rundell.
 Incoming passengers were:
 From Sitka: Neill Anderson ano George L. Kamplain. < From Hoonah: Paul E Hickox Mrs. R. B. Rock, Mrs. D. H. Good win, Mrs. Irma Coeyer, Rhea Mac Farlane and Jean Haas.
 From K hikan: Margarei Burke, Hugh J. Sinnett and Sgt Allen B. Hunt.
 From Petersburg: R. E. Sheldor and Julia Evanson.
 From Hawk Inlet: Art Tucay D. B. Montero, Sam Hopkins ant Susie Shortz
 From Tenakee: Harvey B. Stone man, Mary Snyder and Dermot O'Toole.
 From Chatham: Roque Tapuro
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
w. D. SHANNON HERE

William D. shannon, District Governor of Rotary, arrived in Ju- neau last weekend and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. He will visit the Rotary Club of Sitka today, at Petersburg tomorrow, and will re- turn to Juneau on Thursday in time to attend the Juneau Rotary Club luncheon Friday noon and the assembly that night at 8 o'clock in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
WA(5 FROM WHITEH0R5E
 ON FURL0UGH IN JUNEAU

Sgt. Janet Rasmussen and Cpl. Shirley Kase, WACs from White horse, are in Juneau on a fur tough of one week. Both have been at Whitehorse for the past eight months but have been in the WACs for two years. They are from Chicago and New York City, respectively.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
SCOUT TRAINING COURSE

c. L. Wingerson, Juneau Scout District Commissioner, will speak to the parents of Douglas tonight on the benefits of Scout training for youngsters. Meeting will be in the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock and all parents of eligible boys are most cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
P. o. W. FREED

Pfc. Olaf Hansen, cousin of John Anderson of Hawk Inlet, taken prisoner of war by the Germans during action in Europe, has been released from internment, according to information received here by the headquarters of the Alaska Terri torial Guard.
 Immediate relatives have been notified.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
JOSEPH WHEREIN IN TOWN

Joe Wehren, former longtime resident and business man here, arrived on Friday from his home in Seattle. He is strengthening up some business matters here which included disposing of his city home property and sawmill site prop erty on Lawson Creek. Wehren resided here for 26 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
PAN AMERICAN MEN HERE

J. w. Meyer and M E. Burrison, Pan American employees from Seattle, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
LIONS HONOR LADIES

The Lions Club at Ketchikan will honor the ladies at an affair to be given July 9 when new off, ficers will also be installed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
HICKOX ARRIVES

Paul E. Hickox, F. P. H. A. repre- sentative at Hoonah, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
WEATHER REPORT
 GU. S. WEATHER 3UREAUD
 Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending 7:30 O'Clock This Morning

. In Juneau-Maximum, 54;
 , minimum, AT; precipitation,
 , .04 inch.
 } At Airport-Maximum, 58; , minimum, 45; precipitation,
 ? .38 inch.
 , Forecast } Cloudy with occasional
 } light rain tonight and We'd } nesday, mild temperatures. . . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
O'TOOLE HERE

Dermott O'Toole, owner of a store at Tenakee. is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
IN CITY COURT

Three fines of $25 each were lev jed in City Police Court here this morning Johnny Fawcett and Frank James both paid up on drunk counts. David A. Howard was assessed for being drunk and disorderly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
WAHTO LEAVES

Arvo Wahto, son of MT. ana Mrs. Gust Wahto, left recently for his home in Aberdeen, Wash, where his family will join him. He spent about three weeks here visiting his parents and friends His profession is teaching, having taught in Wash ngtoh schools last term. He de- sires Alaska again this year for his teaching position and may accept a position in Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
VAN NORTWICKS HERE

MT. and Mrs. A. Van Nortwick, of Seattle, are guests at the Bar anof Hotel.
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COLLETT IN TOWN

R. J. Collett, of Seattle, has ar rived in Juneau and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
MRS. SNYDER ARRIVES

Mrs. Mary Snyder has arrived in Juneau from Tenakee and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
AIDS TEEN-AGERS

Tie Emblem Club at Ketchikan has voted $25 to assist teen-agers in organizing their club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26
ATTENTION ELKs

Regular meeting p. m. Wednes- day, June 27.
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EDYTHE LEWIS HERE Blythe Lewis, of Cordova, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-26

OSTREM HERE Roef Ostrem, of Port Conclusion is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-31
SAFETY OFFICER
BIDS FAREWELL
1T. COMDR. UNDERWOOD RE
TURNS TO IN
SURANCE

1t. Comdr. w. B. Underwood,
an extremely well-hked and pop
ular officer IN charge OF the Safe
~ Office at MOB. is being return
ed to civilian life January IS
Ardently interested in the safe
~ Of others. C0mdr. Underwood
expects to continue hrs excellent
safety work with the Hartford
Accident and Indemnity Com
pany. As his parting message.
Ii. Comdr. Underwood wished 70
impaTt this message:
To you employees here in this
yard who have worked hard and
accomplished much. II has been
an interesting experience for me
working with YOU ! want 10 thank
each one of YOU II this activity for
your cooperation and sympathy
IN a work IN which I am SO acute
" interested, namely accident
prevention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-31
MYSTERIES OF CANDID CAD COLUMN
EXPLORED BY PUBLICIST BRODOWSKI

TOB Civilian Publicity Director
pulling themselves up by their
own booty Sales gals tucking
the frayed edges of their patience
under a smile and pinning il on
with a dimple T. "a deep, blue
eyed noon sky twinkEing with
sunshine the Saturday eve
ming jubilee spree, when the pic
turesque CubanoS dance in the
quaint sides lanes a traffic
cop power diving on a clumsy
motorist who Lit the fuse of his
temper the hum of crisp
breeZes. serving as background
music for tropical midnight .
a slick chick putting a wolf back
IN his cage with the fina1ity of
a dropped egg -. Duval St. mite
club entertainers heading for
home in the early ayem hours,
escorted by fatigue deity
curved female torSoS browsing
along, eager to take a mans pres
ent and give him a past Key
Vests silver grey houses partly
hidden behind shimmering green
banana foliage a biggie toss
ing a conversational bone to the
litter of stooges around him wag-
ging the tails of their good inten-
tionS a sweetly scented aroma
blazing the trail toward a pop
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-31
=: SOCIETY =:
By PATRICIA PHONE SIS
PRESIDENT OF EVERYDAY STAR CLUB.
MRS. CHARLES LOWE, RECEIVES GIFT
PHONE 535

y Verdad', Light and Truth
which is the official publication
of the Order of Caballero de la
luz which is Incorporated in the
state of Florida, the name of
Manuel Domenech of Key West
is listed as q past Supreme Lum-
mar Also listed in the grand
lodge Of the state of Florida is
Apolinar Perez as Grand Pat
riarca. Grand Deputy in the
state is Nicasio Garcia for Mon
roe County.
X X Il
REV. AND MRS. James Mac
Connell will hold Open House
at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
RectOry at four o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
All pensioners and friends
are invited to attend.
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MISS ANA LUISA Lastres will
become the bride of Soundman
First Glass Ray Allen, USNR. in
the near future.
4 X
CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER
and Mrs Robert NJ Graham. of
Washington, D. c.. have returned
70 Key West after an absence OF
three years. When Mr.. Graham
left here he was assigned to duty
aboard the USS New Orleans.
which was known as the :smiracle
ship of the U. S. Navy, being
attached to the famous Task Force
SO. Recently he has been sta
toned at the Naval Research Lab
oratOry in Washington, D. c.
At present he is on leave and
expects to return March l. He
has had 81 years in Naval service.
The Grahams are making their
home at Casa Roma, Roosevelt
Boulevard, the home of Mrs. J. J.
Marks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-31
ANIMAL ODDITIES
AT LOCAL PARK
EXHIBITED AT TROPICAL
AMUSEMENT PARK ON
DUVAL STREET

A unique and educational ex-
hit of wild life and animal Cd
ditieS is being presented now
for a limited time only at the
Tropical Amusement Park, 713-
It's Duval street in a big tent.
1t IS sponsored by the North
American Sportsmen. The ex-
hibit consists OF more than 200
specimens of live animals. birds
and reptiles. many of them hav-
ing been cartOoned by Robt. L.
Ripley, Believe It or Not"
Among the strange and rare
animals to be seen are a pa.t of
AlbinO raccoons, white badger,
a giant rat brought over here
by a Marine from New Guinea.
golden hamsters from the Holy
Land. strange little creatures
imported TO the United States
less than a decade ago and now
used fOrresearch work. Also d
strange animal. caught by d
farmer near Marathon. Fla.
after killing a flock of his
chickens Naturalists have been
unable to find a name for this
animal, although It has a re-
semblance to many. -
The purpose of the exhibit is
to create interest in Wilt life,
and, this being proclaimed Ma
tionat Wifi Life Week. the ex-
hibit IS extremely topical.
The Superintendent of the
Animal Oddities s Trapper
Hawkins who has spent many
years in collecting the dozens OF
living specimens, and. II IS
claimed that it IS the most COM
plete now en- tour.
This is the first time this ex-
hibit has been in Key West.
having arrived here yesterday
from Miami. No tickets are sold
and no admission is charged. II
is open daily from noon until
II o'clock. The public is invited
to come and bring the children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-31
By J. HERMAN BRoDowsKI.

THE CANDID CAD IN KEY
WEST" The Candid Cad Col
umn, a regular feature of the
MOB Civilian News, IS written by
a mysterious, impersonal report
er who has a rowing eye and a
flair for the unusual and pic
turesque side of life. After Wis
iting about in the various shops
and offices in the Navy Yard, the
Candid Cad turns his attention
towards the town he. loves best,
and tells you why Key Vest
love the sight of Service7
men just in from the seas. STROLL
ing Duval Streets Bright Light
Lane and warming their spirits
over our tropical sights the
sunrise festival of vivid hues cele-
brating the birth of a new day
=. slow, shufflin' Bahamas with
wrinkled faces and kind, wise
eyes cabbieS bullying their
way thru the traffic :'the pleas
antly stirring Caribbean breezes
the numbing surgery of a
comedy waitress sharp glare cut
ting off a Romeo'S spiel shad-
ows Scribbling grotesque murals
on the sidewalks. a combination
of a street lamp arc and a poin-
ciana tree the well-heeled set
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-31
MORE SOLDIERS
TO Get RELEASE
MANY STRANDED IN CALI
FORNIA DUE TO CoNGES-
TON IN TRAVEL
CBr Assocsatea Pressl


WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Five
hundred thousand more soldiers
will be released from the United
States Army, it was announced
today, by the action of the War
Department in reducing the points
for release to so.
Meanwhile, in San Francisco,
$4,000 servicemen, on their way
home, are still stranded because
of the congestion in the country's
transportation system. Ten thou
sand more will be added to that
number by arrivals in San Fran
cisco before the day comes to an
end.
Another dispatch from San
Francisco said that four civilians
and one sailor had been arrested
for stealing foodstuff and other
things from the navy and peddllng
them in black market.
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By PATRICIA

ANNUAL Christmas Party Of
the Everready Star Club was
held on Wednesday, December
20, at the home of the clubs
president, Mrs. Charles S. Lowe,
1418 9Th street.
Games were played, carols
were sung and later there was
a short business discussion.
Members presented Mrs.
Lowe a beautiful gift of salad
bowl in two tone China.
Visiting at the meeting was
Mrs. Wilson from Asheville, N.
c. She and her husband, DR..
Wilson were here during the
war as DR.. Wilson was stationed
at the Naval Hospital. After his
discharge they visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Everett RiI,as here
and are leaving for their home
today.
X 4
MR.. SCHWEGLER. director o.
the USO club is being trans
ferred to Dallas, Texas this
week. Miss Katherine McFaul
will replace him.
X \ 4
VISITING Key West is Mr..
and Mrs. James Brown. Mrs.
Brown is the artist Katherine
Brown and Is quite we'll known.
When I saw Mrs. Brown she
was painting a lovely house on
Southland street. They are STAY
ing at the Ocean View Apart
ments and their home is in
Columbus, Ohio.
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DISCHARGED from the Army
is Sgt. John Thompson who is
living on South street with his
mother. John IS we'll known for
his activities in boating circles
IN the city before the war.
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NEW YEARS EVE
PROGRAM PLANNED
FOR POINCIANA

The Poinciana Community
Church IS conducting a New
Years Eve program for all the
community this evening at the
community hall, Duck avenue at
18th street. Movies will be
shown beginning at 7:30. Follow
ing the picture Rev. John E
PickenS will direct an informal
period of community singing
and general good time. Young
people of the church will present
a rollicking comedy stunt en-
titled The Supreme Sacrifice. "
The Poin-Key String Band will
take part with at least the fol-
lowing members playing: Arthur
Pearl Burchfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fernandez and Mss Oracle
Fernando. The Key West Faith
full Four jubilee singers will also
be featured including F. L. LEI
pen, leader; Eddie Lovett, tenor:
Lorenzo Ward, baritone; and
Nathaniel Dunlap, bass. Refresh
mentS will be served by the
ladies of the Sunshine Circle. No
charge will be made but oppnr-
tunity will be given to contrib
ute toward the cost.
AT approximately Ills the
Watch Night Service viii begin.
with special number by the
Community Church Choir, a
quartette number by Althea,
Helen, Marion and Nancy Pick
ems, and a candle light presenta-
ton entitled I'VE Will Strive"
wilt be given by young people
of the church. Everyone will be
welcome at any and all parts
of this evenings program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-31
KINCFISH FLEET
CLOSE TO SHORE
WEEKEND SEES S.AILIN
BOATING PARTIES:
BEACH TANNED

Key Vests kingfishing fleet,
which, from the shore, is similar
to an invasion fleet approaching
a hostile island, was in close to
shore Sunday.
Off Rest Beach about southeast
distance four miles the fleet mill
ed around in the small circles
hooking and bringing to the de-
hooker the large kingfiSh which
had schooled up close to shore.
Many persons watched the fleet
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WATKINS FAMILY
co TO CHARLESTON

Mrs. J. N. Watkins and four
daughters, Jeanne, Martha.
Nancy and Alice, left over the
highway yesterday morning en-
route to Charleston, South Caro-
lima to join Commander Wat
kins, who is now stationed al
that base, having recently been
transferred from the San Fran
cisco Bay area, where he recent
~ completed a large naval en-
cheering program.
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WAR VETERANS TO
MEET ON THURSDAY

The meeting Of the Key West
Post, Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
usually held on Tuesday. has
been postponed TIL THURSDAY
night, Commander HaUry saic
today.
He said also that Is applicants
Will be admitted TO membership
al THURSDAYS meeting.
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afar off from the Boulevard and
from Rest Beach.
South Beach was again damned
with visitors and residents alike.
Fishing boats went out Sunday
and brought back nice catches.
There were a great number of
private boats which went for sail
ing trips in the harbor and went
out fishing along the reefs.
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DECAYED TEETH

Brooklyn.-Ir Is es-l1---e5 -h-r
more than n-ne If every Ten ell.ii-
ren have one or more d-aved
teeth By the time tas- rl--l -le
age % SIX
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Mrs. Bernard Cruz
Comes Here On Visit

Among the recent arrivals in
Key West, was Mrs. Bernard Cruz.
accompanied by her daughter,
Phyllis.
Mrs. Cruz. who is now making
her home in Dania, Fla, will
spend the New Years holiday
here with her father. Harry L.
Lowe. and other relatives at the
home on Southland street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-31
WARN SMALL
CRAFT TODAY

Small craft warnings are
hoisted in Key West today, acs
cording to q report from G. S.
Kennedy. meterologist al
Weather Bureau here.
The triangular long red flag
flies over the ship -chandleries
over the city and over the Naval
Base.
The warnings are indicated
south of Jacksonville through
the Florida Straits to Cedar
Keys.
The wind at 2 am. today is
from the north with. a drilling
rain and a heavy cloud bank
to the north.
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corn shop the chalice vines
opening their trumpet-like mouths
stretches of uitra-marine blue
ocean clouds aimleSSly roam
ing through a desert of sky .
fishing and sponge boats at an
Choir along dusky docks =. crisp,
clean-looking Jackson Park
spotlesS, freshly-waShed sailor
whites the provocative wink
ing of red radio tower lights I'M
der a full moon. And many,
many other things about which I
could endlessly babble on and on
ad infintum,
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUESDAY

Wedding Of Mss Ll1U-se L-zS--as
10 EarolC Rzv ALe- r-a
pm First aEe1-z6s- CE--e--
Dance. Beacn C>0 pm
1921 DuEal Street
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Vita Var House Paint, guaranteed
1000 pure. S3.25 gallon. There
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Original hand painted tropical
pictures by a local artist. An
ideal Christmas gift. Paul C
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The Durant news., 1945-06-14
Home Demonstration
Council Elects Officers
At June 5th MEETING

Officers of the County. Home
Demonstration Council were elected
at the monthly council meeting
which was held on June S. Mrs.
Velma Lee, Tchula, member of the
Thornton Club, will succeed Mrs. T.
A. Barrentine as president; Mrs. K.
D. Henry, Ebenezer, follows Mrs. w.
H. Roach as Vice-president and Mrs.
w. H. Roach, Lexington succeeds
Mrs. Will Shrock as Secretary and
Treasurer.
The program was as follows, with
Miss Olive Dowell, District Agent,
as guest.
Meeting called to order-Mrs. T.
Song-Battle Hymn of Republic.
Devotional-Mrs. Velma Lee.
Discussion Legislation Needed
in Mississippi-Mrs. Billie Rosa
mond.
Roll Call and Minutes-Secretary.
Report of Better Homes Chairman
Mrs. w. H. Roach.
Report of Garden Leader-Mrs. H.
D. Bouchillion.
Exhibits of baby pictures and
guess names.
Recreation-Mrs. w. II. Roach.
The meeting adjourned to meet
the first Tuesday, July 3.
The Durant news., 1945-06-14
Goodman Masonic Lodge
Entertuins Grund Master

Goodman Lodge had busy week,
having had joint meeting with Du-
rant Lodge on Thursday night the
7th., where work was done in the
Masters Degree, and on Friday night
the 9Th, the Lodge entertained the
Most Worshipful Grand Master J. C.
Paden Of Houston, Miss, the Deputy
Grand Master and one Of the District
Grand Lectures, together with many
masons from Durant, West, Pickens,
and other places.
The Grand Master and his associ-
ates of the Grand Lodge presided
during the comforting Of the Masters
Degree, after which he addressed the
masons present
Refreshments were served by the
Ladies of the Eastern Star, and all
present seemed much pleased with
the address of the Worshipful Mas
ter,
The Durant news., 1945-06-14
Vocation Bible School
At Buptist Church

The Baptist church is having a
Vacation Bible School which will
began Monday, June Is. All chill
dren under the age Of sixteen are
urged to attend.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the Baptist church services.
Miss Auris Pender who has been
a Missionary in China for ten years
will be the speaker at the Baptist
church Sunday night. Miss Pender
is a member of the Southern Bap-
tist Foreign Mission Board. During
her second term Of service she was
imprisoned at the Stanley Prison
near Hong Kong. She returned to
the states on the Gripsholm in 1912
and was repatriated. She attempted
to return to her mission field in l943
but because of japanese occupation
she was again forced to return to the
states.
Miss Pender is a sister to Mrs.
Robert Henry of Durant. Everyone
is cordially invited to hear her
speak.