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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-22

Disnifieo Pclics Force
I've beon waiting lur q Forum
article on Mrs. J ~ Barry let
tat asking elaufication on pohcc
policy - knocking of disturb
anccs IN saloons. But NJ one has.
- here the straaght dope Mrs
Barry IS uraer faH impression
that police 80 ncf allowed a. e.
into saloons IA Qaeii disiurbarces
unless thev afe rNlled CON the
station IA Elts haiA Thh Is not
so TIE statement in QUESTION
was mads - Pole Chief Eisner
az the inauguration meeting Of
the city commission The point
IN question Was policemen sIttIr <
in Aahuors ~ uniforms What thC
chief wants IS 90 have po.icvmen
on duty always "a uniforms and
no arrests ta bt made bt police
men rut ln uniform Also. If pu-
liccmcn wish alcoholic beverage.
they should drunk uuf af uni-
form There should o. plenty 81
uniformed pohcswsa rsar tgfst
places 60 quell dtefarhanogs af all
tnes The chief is atff ~ufine
go dignity the pollee -ertfec Inca'-
" and make its mrmoers mure
respected This is all t1 the Eood
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-22
Paul BaryiIl M'GOwan
With Pacific Forces

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- LEAGuE HITTERs

Leading hIttcfs in the CIV
s. lfhalI League are
@fuTtz. $50
Roberts. 700.
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eaIh
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MaIEat and r VALDEZ. az
1EtuutrI. 900
M &c., nander J Walker and
Chas AInudy 1888 each
pIf IraFrur 200
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-22

r., prob. m &C clearing &c va
can't Iofs ~ Key West viii be-
great indeed Most small lots IN
fre eats spring Up q weeds about
1uCe a usuntl and present prices
20 clear them are anywhere from
So tu SEQ u Some property own
c.- r fhi. rifv werc asked tu pay
those FIiCr lt Auald work great
ka3-hlpe NuW note that IN
u .rt even ere public parks are
Ws.l sprung up 10 weeds and N
sf uau afigF seItlun thu vacant
iof 60, hiNh in weeds and grass
= ke Co., cNamplc the little ARA
hlfRsen Tho Citizen here ard the
- d-nE m 'he Wcs' side ~ b.
Tins area ie about twenty by &C.
Is faef ONE cu'orr3 mar asked
81 Cor cleaning this tins spot
T.1sv another colorcd man CamC
i- ard askcd onIv S. We'll. hc
a.. bunting h.u If Hy chargins
fHaf urer. ea bee Aas gwen SO
Buf 500 can ere fhn cost af keep
frc fhs A,ed. daAr Emphasis.
however s principally go keep
ING ffr weeds DOWN r. frant wards
ami 90 sidewalk plots. Whlch book
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sob lW' IHt daDnl.iete.
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FOLLOWING THROUGH


The leading hutcrs IN the
strelce SoftbaH League. up "a
ana including games oi FRIDAY.
Nuxenber l6. folloW
bets. MAS Englert. Flcming
and Graham. 900 each.
steT 661
hhodrs. coo.
dup and Maddox. 57l each.
budkc Shields. DiBirce. Ro-
naniih Peterson and Hamilton
5l1 eaeh
Alueuo. Abramovitch. Raditic.
ard Ncspuh. 80 each.
Lucarearo and Sims. 428 sach
Nuskcy Budycomb. Haasc and
NfuTF. fuU each.
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AllshOuse
Comes Here On Visit

l-feHee Allshouze. ARMae "a
t On leave from me naval
49,, =. re Is visiting his parents
-. and Mrs.. Z. v Ailwhes,~e :,
- simonton street
aviation Rsdioman Allsho,,ee
hfesent stationed in OTIS
go HAS. and has been in the
Navy three years.
following has visit. which ends
ieniEht. - will g. back 20 his
aiion and later win De- trans.
isrred 60 Manine Naval Air Sta
ton
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-22

Would hike to emphasize again
thar those 90 you Es0 eish "a sec
a smachIng good Shows pat on by
navy men. pfolessloHal a1d oh
crWisc heiure enu i~fu the
service. are int tied - D. ~ "
tal Ope ating Hasg #svfe liall
% 8 prn. a. sthlrdn 4 aiv8u
the hsst naval Vi ohlesson fke
heard ~ here -.uae ~ " sf start
Ell. All sou have 60 g. IS SCI the
tickets Uf.l fteI af tt Chanber
af Cumw,fcr Youi need the
frkgf ta t,t.t ' cps, eafe ~
tne feaf af ufaaft Street l..
admission o. Mob Tran walk
down thr, r'H.ks re.Ht fFe
gate ard nog Fl" t1e 'rf There
arr orIy an.af $3.50 tickets ~ thc
Chawhsf Hr..h ffs seating .s-
taglfv ~ tH. HHH .l nu more
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-22

los AnEeies-Joar Bennett -
Ictliioned the court f0F TIE socosasl
time % change her ~ wear %
daughters sufnaH1e Diane IL To
daughter ~ Ms Bemnntt's fiFM
husband. Juhr ~ Pos Her NAME
was changed a. Msfkey hem 80
mother married Gene MafkeN
Ms Bennelt is nov the wife "A
Walter Wannsr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-22

. Until 40 years ago Princeton
University was called thc College
uf New Jersey
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N.4 .a, quite @ go ut rI' uf
tuau lrI auf-.f etaI, Csf httnee-
AM fte bridge. have htrg
G unasd with fishermen all
through the War and mere su
naA thaf Nasulfne restrfcsiors
have lst-en lifted 4 numlcr ofI
STORES ~n Duval huvc had Isce
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wne1r thtge ls g0ud il@hlng a.
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hsnamed in Alth rCsirlctaQns and.
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sfo e b. ad t9t isgT persons ls
worth &c fr 3ass deep
FISHING ofi these shores Then
slai.. t.N MANY Times $50 }uu
4. .r these flp<' No. more
t..r $3.50 ur three uwrs visit
here Use Iusf Eut ws fingers
CROSSED sr housing iur tour ISIS
t.t fnt, RIl' b, some But there
f.. .IR.E- plenty &C FRIENDLY spirit
t,.r trH FRIENDLY directions un
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q Isis destined 10 carry tFoopx
and supplies 20 Two Jina.
Although the Sierra Is dexig-
mated as q destroyer tender. she
repaired al units q the Fleet.
from landing craft "a battleships.
during more than a years seFv-
iCe in combat waters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-22

Coppcr Is the chief mineral e:s
port If Chile
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MARIO BLANc0
HERE on VISIT

Mario Blanco. SAI3c. srrived IN
Key West the first part o. TINS
week for . visit with ms wife.
little daughter and his parents.
Mr. Blanco. a former civilian
enploye IN the MOB Machine
Shop here. has been stationed in
New YORK aboard the uSS Zeno-
bia the past few months lie
rnada trips 90 Greenland 10 BRING
ssrviesmen naak q the STATES
Re @ui return co bax station
MOnday % next week.
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= and 3-bedroom BUNGALOWS.
furnished and unfarnished.
small down payment. balance
johnson, Phone 81. novi.tf
one ard a half story haaase eaua.
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HELP WANTED
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS

Wage rates f0r experienced
upt rators are proportion
atcly higher
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11
Beware of Souvenir Guns

The war department has issued a
warning to war veterans and their
families cautionirfg them against the
use of captured enemy weapons sent
home as souvenirs.
German and japanese weapons are
rugged and dependable when properly
assembled. The danger in using such
weapons lies in the fact that substi-
tuition of parts by American soldiers
to replace rusted bolts or other pieces
often results in improper assembly.
In such instances, even If standard
German military ammunition is used,
the cartridge case may be ruptured
and the shooter injured.
Speaking of German sporting arms,
the Under Secretary of War stated in
an article that an attempt to use in
German guns the high velocity ammu-
milton or long range shells popular in
the u. S. almost certainly will result
in blown-up souvenir and serious
ly injured shooter.
German shotguns and rifles are
not chambered to handle the American
type shell, but are constructed to
handle only shells and cartridges de-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11
Bluffton College To Play @. N. u.
In Homecoming Tilt This Saturday

Resumption of gridiron play at
Bluffton college for the first time
since 1912 will find the Beavers
facing Ohio Northern University at
Hamon field next Saturday after
noon as one of the features of the
local schools Homecoming festivi-
ties.
Altho Bluffton has squad of only
IT men, the locals will have a rug
ged team with plenty of experience
and return to gridiron warfare
this fall actually finds the Beavers
better supplied with manpower that
before wartime conditions forced a
cessation of football at the school.
The Bluffton backfeld will be built
around Capt. Russ Fellers and
Placie, both returned soldiers who
have had previous collegiate exper-
fence. Fellers is a Beaver letter
man and Placie, Lima boy, has
played with Otterbein.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

veloping comparatively low pressures,
For these reasons it is advisable to
keep souvenir guns as souvenirs and
not to shoot them or remodel them
under any circumstances without the
advice of a competent expert.
Here is suggestion to you pleas
ant shooters. Now is the time to
take your gun to gunsmith for ad-
justment or rebluing as a rust pre-
ventative. Most guns after several
years of shooting need taking up and
reconditioning in general in the opin-
ion of Wilbur Niswander, local gun
smith. So as an added precaution
why not get this little matter taken
care of now when the old shootin''
iron is not in use.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11
SPORTS IN SHORTS

n in comparison with the II candi-
dates at Bluffton.
Bluffton High, at Celina Friday
night, is hoping to break into the
win column again, against Bull
dog eleven that has lost all of its
starts SO far this fall.
Something unusual occurred in
four contests last Friday featuring
Western Buckeye league teams in
that practically identical scores were
made -. Van Vert topped Bluff
ton 25 to O; St. Marys took the
measure of Celina by the same
score; Wapakoneta beat Bellefon-
taine, 26 to O.; and Kenton bested
Forest, 26 to IA.
And speaking of condolences,
Bluffton Highs grid record this sea-
son now stands at two victories and
two losses, with the home team and
opponents each scoring 81 points in
the four games Bluffton- Celina
grid competition over the last eight
years also provides its share of CO.
incidences In the S-game series
each school has won four, Bluffton
scoring ITO points and Celina 112.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

William Fridley who has been
quite i'll this summer still remains
in a serious condition at the Bluff
ton Community hospital.
Rev. Walter Purdy called in the
home of Mrs. Samuel Rickly and
Alva and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Reichenbach, Tuesday.
A large number from this vicinity
attended the Putnam county afair al
Ottawa last week.
Karen Zimmerman of Richland
Center spent Sunday with Carol
Jean Frantz.
Hubert Plankenhorn and Dwight
Frantz exhibited several head of
horses at the Ottawa fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Harris and
little son spent Friday evening in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Dukes and family.
Mrs. Dwight Frantz called on her
sister Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman at
the Bluffton Community hospital,
Tuesday.
Earl Clark of Los Angeles, Calf,
Mrs. Maude Mercier of st. Paul,
Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Clark and daughter Ethel were Fri
day evening dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Milford Green and family.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

standstill the only solution seems
to be to add more big fish in a re-
stocking program :. and recent cor
respondence from headquarters at
Lake Erie stated that an effort will
be made to send us two loads of fish
ing within the next few weeks :.
restocking plans call for load Of
perch and load of mixed fish.
Farm Pond Program to Get Boost
Travelling machinery units will
hasten the progress of Ohio's farm
pond program when present plans by
the Ohio Conservation Commission
are complete. Bids have been placed
for surplus army bulldozers and 9TH
er machinery which will make short
work of excavating and moving the
soil. This part of farm pond con-
struction has been the bottle-neck of
the programs progress because few
farmers have equipment suitable to
do the job without great expense of
time and labor. The travelling ma
chinery units accompanied by Division
of Conservation engineers and other
supervisors will go from one farm to
another, making many farm ponds in
the same time now required to build
one.
The July report of farm ponds COM
pleted in Ohio lists 80 completed areas
with a total of 140 ponds signed up
for construction. The program is a
Pittman-Robertson project, deriving
rs per cent of its support from Fed
eral taxes on the sale of sporting
arms and ammunition.
The Bluffton Sportsmen's Club is
willing to give every possible aid to
any farmer who is interested in the
construction of farm pond. Book
lets are furnished free by the Con-
servation Department, giving COM
plete details of the program. To OBJ
tain these booklets contact Millard
Herr, Sportsmen club director in
charge of farm pond promotion in the
Bluffton area.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

Bluffton college will resume foot
ball play this Saturday against Ohio
Northern following a three-year lay
off with a team that will be a sur
prise to local followers Altho
there are only IT men on the Beav-
er squad, among those candidates
are a big, rangy starting eleven
with plenty of experience that will
likely give the Bears all they want
before the afternoon has ended.
Bluffton's offensive attack will be
built around Capt. Russ Fellers, q
Bluffton college letterman before he
went into the air force, and Placie
of Lima, another discharged service
man who played with Otterbein be-
fore he went into uniform !. For
ward wall of the Beavers averages
100 pounds, an aggregation that
will be one of the heaviest in Bluff
ton college grid history.
Ohio Northern, playing here this
Saturday as Buttons Homecoming
opponent, will act as host on the
following Saturday when the Beav-
ers appear at Ada on the Bears
homecoming Northern also is
resuming gridiron play for the first
time since 1912, and has a squad of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

They will be supported in the
backfeld by Otto Klassen, former
Bluffton High star, and Sutter, a
former Pandora luminary.
Bluffton's backs will operate be-
hind forward wall averaging 100
pounds, spearheaded by three es-
pecially husky lads, Schumacher,
formerly of Pandora High; Dean
Niswander, Bluffton High regular
last year, and Elton Beery, a Bluff
ton college veteran. Hammond,
six-foot-two end, will round out that
side of the line.
Ohio Northern also is resuming
gridiron play this fall for the first
time in three years, and altho the
visitors have squad of 27 Button
is expected to be in the thick of the
fight all the way.
On the following Saturday, the
Beavers will play a return game
with Ohio Northern at Ada in
Homecoming at that place.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11
Van Vert Shows Power In 25-0
Victory Over BlufftOn Pirates

Van Vert Cougars lived up to all
pre-game fanfare last Friday night
under the floodlights at Harmon field
and demonstrated their yaunted pow
er in besting Bluffton Pirates by a
score of 25 to 0.
Steady hammering assaults at the
line, mixed with deceptive passing
attack, paid off in four touchdowns
for the visitors.
In each quarter of the contest,
the Cougars slashed across the goal
for touchdowns, and added one extra
point to run the total score to 25.
At the same time, Van Vert pro-
tected its record of not being scored
on this season, altho on one occasion
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN
EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION
Genl Code Secs. 47S5-13 lgl. 5625-l7
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11
Bluffton High Eleven Will Play
Celina At That Place On Friday

After three successive appear
ances at home, Bluffton High grid
ders will take to the road again this
Friday night in a Western Buckeye
league contest with Celina's Bull
dogs at that place.
In league play so far this fall,
Bluffton has the better record with
its mark of one victory and one de-
feat against loop foes.
Celina, on the other hand, has
lost to st. Marys and Wapakoneta,
which are rated next to Van Vert
as the teams to beat in this falls
championship race.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

the stalwart forward wall of the Wis
itors was forced to make a goal-line
stand on the four-yard line.
The defeat was the second in a
row for the Bluffton team which had
started this season with victories
over Kenton, and Ada, but the locals
are hoping to break back into the
winning column again this week
against Celina at that place.
Despite the hammering the Bluff
ton eleven absorbed at the hands of
Van Wert's powerful aggregation
the Pirates came out of the battle in
good physical condition and all of
Coach A. c. Burcky's regulars
should be ready for play this week
end,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

Last Saturday against St. Marys,
Celina suffered % to 0 setback,
and a week earlier Wapakoneta
gained decision over the Bulldogs
by score of 90 to 0.
Bluffton in Circuit competition
has scored a II to 0 victory over
Kenton, and suffered % to 0 beat
ing from Van Vert.
So far, neither Bluffton or Celina
has met any common opponent, and
pre-game conjecture doesn't give
either outfit the edge in this Fri
days meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of Resolution of the Board of Education of
the Bluffton Exempted Village School District,
Allen County, Ohio. passed on the 10th day
of September, 1945. there will be submitted
to vote of the people of said Blufton Ex-
empted Village School District at the NOVEM-
BER ELECTION to be held il the Bluffton
Exempted Village School District s~@Allen
County. Ohio. at thssfeguan places 81 voting
therein on Tuesday this e6th day ~ November.
1945, the question: of sfevyfng wax in excess
of the ten mill limitation for the benefit of
Bluffton Exempted Village School District for
the purpose of Paying Current Expenses.
This is renewal of an existing levy of three
mills. at rate not exceeding three mills for
each one dollar of valuation, which amounts
to $40 for each one hundred dollars of val
| uation, for a period of five (5) years.
The Polls for said Election will be open at
6 80 o'clock A. NJ. and remain open until 80
O'Clock P. M. eastern Standard Time) of
said day.
By order of the Board of Elections.
of Allen County. Ohio
NJ Nj. BOGART,
Chairman.
F. F. FLAGER, Clerk.
Dated October 1, 1945. 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11
Fishing Rifles

4
Those back breaking days of tug
ging your boat from atop the car may
soon be over for in the future a Texas
company expects to manufacture an
11-foot boat that will fit snuggely be-
meath the turtle of your car it
will be made in sections and can be
assembled in five minutes :. and will
be 80 inches wide at the stern with
attachment block for an outboard mo-
tor 4. all steel in construction it is
also non-sinkable will be made by
the E-Z Tote Boat Works at Abilene,
Texas.
Ohio really has some advantages
| for the outdoorman for the Buckeye
state ranks fourth of all the states in
the take of fur pelts, third for num-
Der of hunting licenses sold and Sec
ond in fishing license sales :. Louisi-
fana ranks first in furs with its enor-
nous take of muskrat pelts, Mime
apolis is second and Michigan is third.
With the first touch of autumn coll
or in the trees fishing will begin to
perk up :. and it will become in
creasingly better as fall fades into
winter and water becomes chilled
local fishing has improved consider
ably the past few days with some
good catches of blue gills and catfish
taken from the waterworks quarry /. 5.
Irvy Long snagged nice mess of blue
| gills there over the week end using
worms for bait i. and the catfish
have really been hitting :. . some of
the anglers have been getting excel
lent catches Sam Stepleton hook
ed Is catfish which included a good
sized channel and Ed Root has been
getting some fair sized stringers
Mrs. Elmer Ludwig, Mrs. John Gar
linger and Mrs. Memo Badertscher
can be seen there quite often and for
while Mrs. Ludwig kept the skillet
hot every day =. w. r. Daily hooked
16 inch bass and several crappies
at the water works recently and from
all indications the pan fishing will get
even better ;. at the Buckeye a few
channel cats have been hooked recent
ly with the best luck to be had ap-
parently between 200 and p. m. &.
thousands of shad fry in the quarry
have slowed up crappie fishing to a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-10-11
Land in Use

About three-fourths of the land in
the United States is used for agri
culture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-21
laps Expect
i. 6. Invasion
O. Homeland

london, March 2i.-tAPp-
Japan announced imposition of
military control ever ci>ilian
property and installations today
is the iirSt of 4 series Of pro
Jrcted steps designed 10 prepare
The home front to meet an M
Va>iOn.
THE wa situation clearly in
dictates the Japanese homeland
will become a battlciiciG, Wax
Minister General S~usiyaina said
in a broadcast statement from
tokyo. Sugiyama said strong de
lenses had been built and wide
sp:cad military preparations
haG been made tor the purpose
OF frustrating American inVaS-
ion plans.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-21
WA 4 z-n>
FOR NORTH

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Mostly cloudy ana mild and
scattered showers i'll extreme
east portion and in mountains
TODAY, followed by partly cloudy
and cooler tonight. Thursday
fair and mild.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-21
Government
Ready To 3alk
Ccal Strike

Washington. March 2l.-(Af)
The United States toncilla-
ton Service, poised 70 move
into bitumi1ous contract ncSo-
tiatiOns III time 10 prevent any
work stornagc,' gave operators
and miners every chance today
to break their own deadlock.
Howard Colyin, acting dircc-
tor of the service, said John l..
Lewis and the soft coal opera
tors negotiating committee Will
be encouraged to keep t.ic wage
conferences going without gov
eminent help. if possible. But
the service is ready 10 mnNc ~
to the picture hcucycr il seems
advisable, Co!vin added.