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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-08
THE FWEAIHERF
FORECAST


Key West and Vicinity: Clear
10 partly cloudy with little change
in temperature this afternoon, to-
night and Saturday; gentle to
moderate east TO southeast winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy today
through Saturday, with scattered
afternoon showers over south and
central portions.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf; Gentle to
moderate variable winds, mostly
east 10 southeasterly over south
portion and south to southwest
eriy over north portion today
through Saturday; partly cloudy
weather.
jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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France Called On To
Remove Troops From
Syria And Lebanon
fny A..oesssea Press,

cav Ass0eiesed Press1
CARLO. June a.-.At n ccn-
ference df the Council OF
Arab States held here. France
was called on today TO re-
move all her troops from
Syria and Lebanon. Repre-
sentatives al the council
pointed out that the Atlantic
Charter had assured the in
tegritY and independence of
small countries. and that the
occupation of Syria and Leb-
anon by the French was a
violation of that assurance.
In Damascus. many priv
ileges that had been accorded
the French have been revok-
ed. Frenchmen have been
barred from the customs. and
have been stopped from deal
ing in wheat and other COM
modities. Officials in Damas-
Gus issued an announcement.
warning French troops to
keep off the strects.,',,
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FLORIDA'S WAR CASUALTIES

&c, USNR. Mother, Mrs. Fannie
Deborah Day, Ocoll. s
WOODS, Lamar OsWcll, Ensign,
USNR. Parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Elisha Woods. Highland
City.
i Army Dead-European Area
Spain, William A., Jr., Pfc, hus-
band of Mrs. Mary Marilyn Spain,
l3I Zamora Ave, Coral Gables.
Army Dead. Pacific Area
Whitlock, Samuel H., Pvt, hus-
band of Mrs. Myrtle p. Whitlock,
Gen. Del, Bay Harbor.
Wilkinson, Roy d., Sgt, son of
Tom Wilkinson, Lacoochee.
Army Wounded-European Area
Ward, Henry NJ, Pvt, son OF
John p. Ward, Bay Springs.
Army Misunderstanding Area
Cook, James f., Pfc, son oil
Mrs. Edna Helwig, Route 4, Mil
ton.
Edenfield, Robert A., Capt, son
of Mrs. Mary K. Edenfield, 438 st
Francis St., Tallahassee.
Etheridge, Oscar d., Pvt, sor
of Virgil ID. Ethcridge, Booker St.
Crestview.
GREEN, Dewey f., Sgt, son o
MRS. Matte Green, Box 956, ke,
West.
Long, Harold d., Pvt, son o
Arthur Long, Route 2, Orangs
Ave, Fort Pierre.
Rowe, Perry, Jr., Cpl, HUSBAND
of Mrs. Dorothy M, Rowe, 1872
SW. 18th Ave. Mi;inli...
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TWO HUNDRED PLANES STAGED RAID
TODAY ON AIRFIELDS ON KYUSfU

cut into two groups, neither
of which is able to receive
aid from Jap troops else
where, and both of which
have their supplies cut off.
Two hu4 DIRE d thousand
Japs, according to advices
received here, have been iso-
lated i'm Burma, Thailand
and parts of China.
A Chinese army was re-
ported to be on the point of
recapturing all airplane base
in that country that had
been occupied by Americans
up to eight months ago.
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Nippons Are Paced With
Threats OF Conn
plete Destruction Of
Country

sWF AMN%*kM34N @1w@#
GUAM, june q. - With
the tide of war rising ossai.
nously against Japan. the
Japanese Domei news sgen-
cy said today that q Hsve-
snent 10 eomiag 90 a head ia
that country whereby the
diet will be temporarily
abolished and al govsss-
mcnt actions will b. tahra
by imperial decree.
The agency pointed uai
that the future of Japan Is
SO acutely affected ~ tne
continued bombinrs b. | &
flyers, time II too preciou
for the government To- wait
on decisions made BY the
diet before taking action.
I'VE need immediate a..
ton. faced "a we are wish
threats of The destruction II
our country" llomei said.
ito try To- overcome tho
threats. and the only way
immediate action can D. taks
en- is through imperial de-.
cree"
IL was pointed omi here
where the Domei broadcast
was recorded. that this Isl.
est move of tie JaIs. siuee
the bombing of Japan lsgan.
in OF little consequence. be-
cause the lliet. as well a eN-
4 erg ether. Toyeranss ~ A
agency. Is submissive 81 the
will OF the emperor. To
speak OF the diet a. having
any directive powcs 'let 3.
was added. Is purcls an ttisi.
SION, ami the object 80 th
Jan war lords iu rrtmfe aHt
far in,,,r,.tuI ,Ic.,c,.. a.. A., tt-
move the last tcsiipe %. t1s
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" " -"
""'N '"''''''' WV ""
carr wing "ut 'ht VIII 40
people, ~htn, hi+ ESQ.,
does aS The war lord nUHff
il 10 do by al np The ,1p nr
as their medium.
Jap CIVILIAN. ai' uua l5.. st.s.-
t. cnsly d. lut Gn,N I
mound du.-n '.,u utp. s.a.I
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Captain Faul Sawyer
And Family Visitors

CAPT tain Paul Sawyer, il. UoA,
Mrs. Sawyer and their son who
arrived Monday to visit relatives
in, Key West, will leave Sunday
for Atlanta, where he Is stationed
i'll the army's legal department
Cartaln Sawyer was city at
tolncy when he resigned to cn-
list in the army, shortly after
The beginning of the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-08

Gerald Saunders, one Of the
charter members of the Key West
Lions Club, will leave tomorrow
morning TO visit all the clubs in
the lower east coast of Florida. vi
which he is district deputy.
Making the rounds of the clubs
will keep him away nine days.
Sunday, June II, he viii speak
at the conference of Lions Clubs
in this district TO be held at West
Palm Beach, and the following
day he will leave for home.
Other clubs that he viii visit
arc at Lake Worth, pHupano
Coral Gables, Miami Beach and
Miami Springs.
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Feels That New Charter
WIN Work For Better.
ment OF Municipality
In General

representative bernie ~.
Papy, who IL visiting here
while the legislature 10 re-
esssed, said today that, be.
ginning next November, the
government Of the City of
Key West will be I'm the
hands of residents TO con-
duet "a in the way they wish
Co have ii conducted.
Il arm aware" Mr.. Papy
said. that opponents of the
rommission-manager form of
government in Key West
have called me a 'cZar',
but let's see who will have
the say-so in determining
how the affairs of the city
viii he operated.
Jacksonville aud Hialeah
had charters adopted in this
session of the legislature,
and the five commissioners
for the first alternating
terms In each city have been
specified in the charter. I'm
ether words, the voters i'm
these cities will not be given
an opportunity to choose
their first commissioners,
who were named by legisia-
tive act.
FLORIDA law empowers
the legislature 10 name com
missioners ON the adoption
of n charter. hut | refused To-
do that: insisted i'm letting
the people of Key West
choose their own commits
tiouers.
saHtls iukus are too crippled to
laugh II. and one 81 them has
i~sn tic ruHur that bad been
mak lug lhs- -1assIlaA~ al TIC tuWn
wlsifs 7 was la Tallahassee that I
had slesisls-d who will he odr fIr.i
tumnaEtr a Wc haven the FAINT
wlli D.. fur they must be chosen
- ttT Issplc. and as the com
tniasmnRfs viii chuue a manager,
"a tsn BE- sstn readily how rIdiCu-
n. a
anyl~siv'- know ing who the man
aEst wlil be-
u ptutsrt TIE interests 81 kty
Mest ttatt | introduced u bill,
hirh 81 np& e law. requiring
that rpferistfa'Iou go into effect
80 ksv West lsctufc tlc election Is
hcii A. al 81 tis. Who are IA
gniilat wtth Tia affairs 81 The city
knoN. there are probably ~ iO
ls hundred names on the Citys
registration books that should not
D., there. They have been accum-
ulattng over a period 1T % Or 80
sears. and they include the names
ag residents. long since dead. as
wall as hundreds of names of
farmer Key WcstcTs who have
gone clscw here 10 reside.
"A thlrd measure tO protect the
tntsrcsts IL Key WesterS is a law,
which | introduced in the House.
requiring that city elections he
held Wlth voting machines. Well
dn Wr remember all the talk
alout stuffing of ballot boxes at
tlse last election. bat there. will
nj o.. any more chances to stuff
the hDxeS. Every vote will be
that II qualified voter, and the
nsen Who win will be honestly
rlestcd You've heard II said too
that voting machines can bc tam
Pared With. bat our machines VIII
gConllnuCd on Page Four
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Representative Bernie PaDv
Gives Outline Of Operations
In City'S New Government
Ramos Rites To Be
Held Here Saturday

Funeral services for Vicente
Ramos who died yesterday morn
ing in Miami, will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 5 o'clock at the
Chapel of the Pritchard Funeral
Home. Father Atherton of st.
Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
Church, officiating.
Burial will be in the Catholic
Cemetery.
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West,F1a., June 8, 1945
Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. (City Office
Temperafures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-08

Hundreds of tons of bombs
were dropped on the air.
fields, and many Jap planes
were destroyed on the
ground, and hangers and air
dromes were torn to pieces
and set afire.
On Okinawa, the remnants
of the Jap forces have been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-08
Tomorrow's Tides
TEMPERATURE BULLETIN

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $50 a. M. as report
ed by the u. S. Weather Bureau,
Highest Lowest
last "a hours last NIGHT
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GUAM, June g. Today
200 carrier.based American
planes blasted airficlds on
Kyushu, where the bases of
suicidal Japanese flyers are
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-08

cen. ut the entire amount collected
.a the boy cGagc IN ac3.'s .. the
state.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-08
CRISSOM
BARN is

\ barn Of tobacco. belonging -
Wasd.1W Gg.ss5m and located about
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:: SOCIETY ::
SOhOOL GROUP PLANS PLAY TO BE
GIVEN AT HIGH SCHOOL APRIL 20

Casting has now been complet-
go fof the Senior Class local pres
gsiiAtinn ~ Dude Ranch. James
heaeha brand new comedy hit
eth nongn.
heheafaals are now progressing
s.aaothly under tire direction of
MNn Marion Stark. who is in
raaiplsie charge Of the produc-
tissn fog the play.
\ haphakard affair gets evenly
shaped into "twos" when Rita
played b. Betty 10 Wilson. comes
after larry MCG0nigle. who is
tseuf@e Jensen. a crooner and
nephew % Aunt Sue. played by
Naney Morgan. the owner of
Dude Ranch, gives him up 10 Net
ile, played By Jane johnson. com
penion 30 AAlriel Harcourt, play
90 b. Virginia Hamilton, a can
ned soup heiress.
DcFek. who Is Donald Pearl
man, Miss HarcOurt's old child
bead sweetheart. comes to Dude
hanch IN time 20 take NTuriel to
Pine Hili Center In a romantic
eiupcment.
The Big Bad Man" from the
haalands. Wyoming Bill, played
ny Alfred Lowe, stirs up excite
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14

ment on the ranch when he kid
maps Princess Quick Rabbit, who
is Ruth Boza, a young Indian
Princess who lives with Aunt
Sue.
Ben Lawlor, played by Elmer
Bennett, who wants to buy Aunt
Sues ranch, tries some crooked
work and Larry, My Hero"
comes to the rescue.
Amongst Princess Quick Rab-
bits mischievous attempt to help
Aunt Sue, Lung Shy, who is
Odilio Rodriguez, the Chinese
cook, continuously threatening to
quit for his three months back
pay"
Mrs. Constantine Crump, play
ed by Florence Dwidge, her gig
Cling daughter Kwepie, played by
Ethel Mae Roberts, who comes to
Dude Ranch, to Miss Harcourt,
and the romantic love affair" be-
tween Miss Harcourt's French
maid, Yvette, played by Grace
Carrero, and Sorgham Sam, play
ed by Fred Bassett, a tobacco
chewing cowhand, the Senior
Class promises to keep the audi
ence in side-splitting laughter
and anxiety throughout the play.
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MUCH INTEREST
CONTINUED from l-age one)

Continued from Fage Onel
Westers. who opposed it, would
have submitted to the will of
the majority, in the same way as
is done at any other election in
a democracy. In the final analy-
sis, he concluded, it will be, IL
validated, the peoples charter,
and they should have been ac-
corded the opportunity of saying
if they wanted it.
Charles r. Roberts, city audi
tor, said that so far as he had
been able to determine, the
operation of the city under the
new charter will cost taxpayers
from 100000, to $4,000 more an
.nually.
Albert Carey told Councilman
Gerald Saunders, when the ques-
ton of publishing the charter was
discussed, that, had il been pub
lished, only eight or 10 people
would have read il, and Mr..
Saunders replied that he con-
sidered that a reflection on the
intelligence of the people Of Key
West.
Other speakers were Cleveland
Wells and Albert G.. Roberts.
The meeting lasted from $50
to 1890 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14

4 REAL BUY on Florida Keys.
just off the Overseas Highway;
1888 acres on Plantation Key
better known as Long Island
or "Fisherman's Paradise" fac
ing Bay of Florida and Taver-
nier Creek, with cove at side
for anchorage of boats. Next
Key to Tavernier. It's an ideal
place for a fishing camp or
hunters lodge. Interested? See
owners, Mrs. VIM. G. Camera,
211 Whitehead street or VIM.
G. Camera, Red Lion Taxi Co.,
Key West, Fla.
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Rules

There has been a lot of discus
sion on several rules lately and
the official 1945 rule book has the
following: Rule "A: Batter is out
when first, second and third are
occupied, or first and second, be-
fore two are out; then umpire
shall declare an infield fly, and
the runners may advance at their
own risk. No infield fly is called
with runner on first only.
Rule 46: When Batsman Be
comes a Base Runner. Sec. /: In
stantly after a fair hit ball. 2: In
stantly after -Four Balls" have
been called by the umpire. 3: In
stantly after Three Strikes" have
been called by the umpire.
So if catcher misses the third
strike the batter is entitled to run
to first and is safe if he arrives
at that base ahead of the ball.
Rule AZ: Strikes. Says, in part
IF third strike is called or miss
ed by the batsman and gets away
from the catcher, the ball is If
play and must be thrown to first
or batter tagged before he reaches
first, to be called out"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
AT BAYVIEW PARK

Week of April 10th at Bayview
Park.
MONDAY
1880 p. M.-Miami Daily News
VS.. American Legion.
9:l5 p. M. Electric Shop vs..
Machinists.
TUESDAY,
1880 p. M.-Porter Place VS..
Panthers.
9:l5 p. M.-Miami Daily News
VS.. Porter Place.
THURSDAY
1880 p. M.-Aviation Civilians
VS.. Electric Shop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY PEDRO AGUILAR
Wickers Memorial

So far, each and every player
and fan that have contacted has
been 100 per cent in favor of the
shaft in honor of Harry Wickers
and his teammates on the Tro-
jams are the first in line; namely,
the four Navarro boys, Joe, John,
Dick and Ambrose, all in the SER
vice; Evelio Rueda, Many Lopez,
Milo Davila, N. Domenech, j.
Carbonell, Bill Gates, Anthony
Kelly, Clayton Sterling, F. Sail
nero, Earl Adams, Bud Caring,
Coach Stone, Roy Hamlin, Anth-
ony Alonzo, c. Griffin, C. Garcia,
M. Acovedo, P. Baker, E. Albury,
R. Bethel, A. Lastres, Jr., J. Men
endez, Jim Albury, Chino Her
nandez, Anthony Salinero, Papito
Machin, Al Rodriguez, M. Varela,
Jr., M. Varela. ST., Ray Garcia, J.
Fernandez, Jr., and many others.
Reginald Pritchard is in charge
of the erection of the shaft, and
will in a few days tell the fans
what the cost will be.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14
Nancy Stilley
Crowned Queen

, WINTER HAVEN. FNS)-Miss
Nancy Stilley, II year old Win
ter Haven high school girl, was
crowned Florida Gardenia Queen
at the Annual Gardenia Festival
held at Beautiful Cypress Gar
dens.
The colorful ceremony was at
tended by large group of serv-
ice men and Pvt. Jess Childs of
Montgomery, Ala, who is station
ed at Hendrix Field in Lakeland.
was given the honor of placing
the crown on the head of the
new queen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14
NEGRO ARRESTED FOR
FIRING HIS REVOLVER

Louis A. Phillips, negro, 33, 305
Petronia street, fired a pistol in
the air at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing, and a moment later he was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Will
liam Archer, who happened to be
on Petronia street, near White
head, where the firing ocsurred.
Phillips was charged with dis
charging firearms in the city linn
its, and was locked up in Jail,
with his bail fixed at 500 till he
is arraigned Monday afternoon
before Peace Justice Esquinaldo.
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Stetson Head Is
,.,;,;,;;-:;;,,,.;....;. Given New Post

TAMPA, Apr. IA (FNS).-Dr.
w. S. Allen, president of Stetson
University, was elected president
of the Florida Association of Col
leges and Universities at the an
nual meeting of the organization
held here last week.
! DR.. Guy E. Snavely, executive
director of the American Associa-
ton of Colleges, was the keynote
speaker, lat the two-day session
which was held at the. University
of Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14

Richardson. Mrs. George Archer,
Mrs. Uric Gwynn. MIS-. Mary Ba-
ker, Mrs. Sebastian Cabrera, Mrs.
Rodman Bethel, Mrs. T. Roberts,
Mrs. Gretrude Curry, Mrs. Bernie
c. Papy, Mrs. Fred Bassett, Mrs.
Constance Olson, Mrs. Milton
Sawyer, Mrs. Kenneth Hills, Mrs.
Lillian Terry, Mrs. John Grudup,
Mrs. James Singleton, Mrs. Fer
nando Camns, Mrs. E. L. McCaf-
ferty, Jr., Mrs. G. L. Schein.
Mrs. J. Cody, MRS. B. Scribner,
Mrs. w. S. Bailey, Mrs. Dorothy
Herring, Mrs. H. Waters, Mrs. L.
Barrow, Mrs. J. Specter, Mrs. M.
Mazeau, Mrs. Jean Porter, Mrs.
L. w. Herndon, Mrs. M. McFall,
MRS. Barrett. Mrs. May McCurdy,
Mrs. Danford. s.. ~.
Mrs. J. Cook, Mrs: Hardaway,
Miss C. Laubscher, Mrs. Nelson,
Mrs. J. o. Phillips, Mrs. McCaf-
frey, Mrs. Walker Wilson, Mrs.
E. A. Sherman, Jr., Mrs. VIM. w.
Knoll, Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Elizabeth
Raine, Mrs. Art Under, Mrs. Lou
Use Alder.
Miss Lucille Brown, Mrs. Clea
Stone, Mrs. Florence Mullinox,
Mrs. Albert Carey, Mrs. Francis
Johnson, Mrs: Allen E. Curry
Mrs. Joseph Lopez, Mrs. Marcos
Mesa, Mrs. Dan Navarro, Mrs
Eli Vinock, Mrs. Jack Hyman
Mrs. Anne West, Mrs. Margaret
Rucker, Mrs. Jean Griffen, Mrs
Aona Herman.
Colored residential area volun-
teers were: Rev. w. L. Souder,
Grace Palacio, Mary Moreno, Ag-
mes Albert, Rowena Pinder, Ven
ora Mingo, Mary Shaver, Antoin-
cite Hernandez, Eliza Austin, Will
helmina Balm, Sarah Pinder, An
ME Laurie, Grace Sears, Malvese
Pinder, Gladys Evans, Sallie Ev-
ans, Ella Albury, Mary Williams,
Bernice L. Hepburn, Mary Sea-
brook, Ellen Sanchez, Josepha
Garrett.
Volunteer workers who raised
a total of $1,000 on the Keys in
cluded: Members of the Marathon
Chamber of Commerce, Scotty
Clark, w. A. Parrish, Mrs. Dana
White, c. G. Hicks, Mrs. JohnNe
Taylor, Mrs. Gene Sands, Jimmy
Gallat, Ray Bushea, Kathleen
Sawyer, Mrs. Toni Upton, w. R.
jesse, Judge E. r. Lowe, E. B.
Parker, Miss Patricia Tyner.
War Fund officials directed a
special vote of thanks to Key
West business firms who gave
space and equipment for special
displays. Red Cross displays were
shown during the month at the
La Concha Hotel, Kress Five &
Ten Cent Store, Startling Dress
Shop, Southernmost Drug Store,
The Store of Fashion, HoltSberg's,
Pearlman Department Store, Lew
insky Furniture Store, Aronovitz
Department Store, Paul Smith
Book Shop, Key West Florist
Southernmost Florist, Key West
Drug Co., Palace Theatre, the
Post Office Lobby and the Col
ored U. S. o. Building.
Chapter volunteer workers who
assisted include: Staff Assistants
Corps, under the direction of Mrs
Helen Cutter; Motor Corps, with
Mrs. Horace Connable in charge
Hospital and Recreation Corps
directed by Mrs. Nora Smiley
Home Service Corps, Mrs. Audrey
Mahl; Production Corps, Mrs
Bessie Schuck; Junior Red eros!
Division, Mrs. Dagny Porter. anc
the Prisoner of War representa-
tive, Mrs. Windsor Gale.
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Large Rat Jumps
Out Of Golf Bag

LAKELAND. FNS). - Ulmer
Hawkins, pro at the Hutchinson
Golf Club, startled when a large
rat jumped from his golf bag, at
tempted to stomp on it. He
stomped so hard he threw his hip
out of joint and was rushed to
the local hospital. The rat got
away.
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TODAY's BIRTHDAYs
Apan "a Iam

II. Gen. IRE G. KAANF - -
Allied Air Fufeea ln shs Maaef
ranean. born - years aMm
u. s. Supfeme Cessft 1as.es
Frank Murphy huFm tGsaks9
Beach, Mich. IS years aNa
1t. Com. Harold n staaaNm. go
governor of MinnesNsN. hMM
81. Paul. MINI. - years ama
Keyes u Msteaif. flasxsFe
University librarian. bsn ksg4ts.
Ohio. So years aao
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SCHOOL ROOM
MOTHERS TO MEET

The Junior Senior High School
Room Mothers will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
school auditorium. This meeting
is said to be of much Importance
to all mothers.
Plans for the May Day program
will be completed.
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TWO-STORY, six-room house;
Bahama style, screened porch,
all conveniences, furnished,
large yard, fruit trees, etc. For
immediate occupancy, $7,500.00.
Call 1150-R. aprlO-6tx
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF APRIL IL. 1895

Delegates from the Key West
Rotary Club left today for Brad
enton to attend the annual state
convention of Rotarians to be
held in that city, beginning to-
morrow.
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FOR SALE-Unfurnished home;
one hundred feet east of Duval
street. Priced right for quick
cash sale. Phone 153, from S to
Z p. m. aprl0-5tx
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LIVING room, dining room, bed
room and kitchen furniture; in
Guiding gas range and ice box,
with tank and faucet. johnson
& Johnson, 419 Duval street.
apr14-3t
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o RNAMENTALS. - Hibiscus,
Bougainvillea, Poinsettia, Flea
gnus, many others. No Sunday
business. S. Reinke, 527 Will
lam Street.
mar3l-apr7, Il, 81 ,28-5tx
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POULTRY

BABY CHICKS; Bloodtested. B.
Rocks, Reds, w. Leg, Unsexed,
our choice, $l0,95 per 100. Min
XIV. Rock Broilers $3.50 per
100. Special Assorted $7.95 per
100. Ship COD. London Poul-
try, Box 1874, Trenton 7. N. ].
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Burglars broke into Juan Calle-
jas store, Caroline and Elizabeth,
some time during the early hours
of Sunday morning, by breaking
one of the show windows. After
a checkup today, Mr.. Calleja said
he could not find that anything
had been stolen. Evidently the
burglars were frightened away
before they took any articles.
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ANDREW RODRIGUEZ, SR. -
Accountant, Notary Public,
part time bookkeeping service.
606 Duval street, Phone 850-J.
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KITCHEN FURNITURE; kero!!s-
sene stove, ice chest and steel
cot. 807 Whitehead Street, up
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Charles S. Gibson, of Fleming
street, left Saturday for Miami
to be with his brother Paul, who
will undergo a surgical operation
today.