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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

PREF. Truman paragino
Kongresa nukirsti 7 bilijo-
nus dolariu nuo pastaros
prekiniu laivQ statybai nu-
matytos sumos, mes laivu
reikalingumas sumazes.
Tarp simtu tukstanciu
Vokietijoje uztiktu nuzu-
dytu ir badu marinamu pa
begeliu randasi daugybe II
Lietuviu. Toks zVeriskas
zmoniu kankinimas parodo
kad SUI naziais vadais buvo
kas nors netvarkoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
BERLINAS BUVO PAZADETAS

Paryzus, Bal. &C. - Americas ir Sovietu kareival
sustko oficiaai ant kranto upes Elbe, prie Torgau
miesto, Balandzo 26 d. Kareivu susitikmas buvo au-
dinantis r lnksmas Bolsevika ten buvo paruose puo
te ir Amerikiecus vaisino vodka ir kitas dial ykas.
Dabar paaskejo kad Jaltoje Prez Roosevelt buvo
pazadejes Stanui Berlna eist uzmti raudonajai ar
nija Gen Eisenhower sake, Amerikieciai butu Berli
ma paeme 10 dienu, neziurnt Vokieciu presinimosi
tacau pteje Ebos upe Amerikiecai turejo sustoti il
oiau nezygavo. 81 upe gal yra sutarta r sena tarr
rytu ir vakau uz kuros Amerkeciai ir Britai mega
les eiti. Bolsevkai ives zudkska tvarka, nepri-
leisdami kitu sajungininku matyti ka je daro.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
IT ~ IN M OH luf Mussoini Nuzudytas
HLNOU HJIDHvL. HitIers pats Nusizude
is San FRANCISCO
kONFER ENClJOS

i San francisco konferenciio-
Je,. Geguzes 1, Sovietu atstovas
Molotovas, paprates bolsevi-
kams padiktuoti savo valia,
kurio zodis Rusijoje visiems
muzikams privalomas, konfe-
rencijoje jautesi ne kaip kada
turejo demokratisku budu ar
gumentuoti su Rusiskai nesu-
prantanciais klausytojais, savo
uzsivaryma neprileisti Argen-
tina atgal United Nations ir
nepriimti j sia konferencija.
Molotovo kalba uzsiraso YER
tejas, kuris prie jo sedi, ir pas
kui perduoda konferencijos ma
riams Angliskai.
Pc diskusiju, Molotovas Wis
tick buvo sumuStas - Argen-
tina nubalsuota priimti, SUI
Molotovu balsavo tik Jugosla-
WHO'S, Cekoslovakijos ir Graiki-
jos delegaciju vadai.
Molotovas reikalavo kad iei
priimti fasistiska Argentina
tai turf butt priimta jo persia
mi Varsavos holseviku Lenku
j atstovai. Tas buvo atmesta.
Molotovas uzmirso kad jis
gavo j konferencija priimti So
vietu Ukrainos ir Sovietu Bait
gudijos atstovus, ir tue igijo
iris balsus.
Dabar Molotovas apleis San
Francisco ir vaziuos sau grei-
ciau negu buvo names. Jisai
lake balsavimu atsistojes dai-
resi- ir AKIN mete j visus bal
suojancius prizes jo padiktavi-
ma. Tai buvo nelauktas smu-
gis diktaturos apastalui.
Molotovas, matyt atvykes
piktais tikslais, bijojo be paly-
dovu net j scena iseiti: j uz-
lydejo FBI vyrai. Xiii visi at
stovai jauciasi laisvai ir be
baimes. Bolseviku delegacija,
kurioje atvezta keistai apsiren-
gusiu mergQ, paskirai net val
go, neina j bendra valgykla.
Nors kas tai paleido gandus
buk Molotovas reikalausias at
Stow ir sovietiskoms Lietuvai
Latvijai ir Estijai, bet praki-
ses Lenku klausimu, pasiryzo
isvaziuoti is Amerikos. Mega.
ma jam kad Prez. Truman il
Amerikos delegacija sutikc
prisilaikyti Roosevelto prizado
Jaltoje duoti bolsevikams iris
balsus, Molotovas norejo dal
ir Lenku balso sau, ir nedalei
sti Argentina priimti j konfe
: rencija.
) Molotovas nesiryzo cia but
) visa konferencijos laika, tacial
nepasiekes savo sutarimu 81
Stalinu priversti priimti Var
savos bolseviku atstovus, ji
!, isvaziuos greiciau.
: Like mazo kalibro bolsevika
i atstovai reiks ia kad Maskv
: nieko uz sia konferencija ne
j sidaro ir neprivales jos nuta
n rimus pildyti.
: KONFERENCIJA pradej
: rinkti komisijas. Paskyre Be
u gijos, Pietu Afrikos, Norvegi
5 JOS ir Venezuelos vadus suda
rymui keturiu svarbiu komis
u ju kurios gamins projekta pa
Q saulio organizacijai.
/ Paskyre ir kitas komisija
(Daugiau ant 2-ro pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

JAPONU spauda skelbia
bia kad Amerika ir Rusi-
ia eina prie karo viena
prizes kita, atsizvelgiant
siomis dienomis supuolan-
cius tu didziu valstybiu in
tereSuS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
: .'''':lGlAl|y
d A r B Al
ANGLIAKASIU
STREIKAS

Su Geguzes l prasidejo
kietos ANGLES darbininku
streikas. Valdzia pasauke
maineriu unijos vada Le-
wis ir isake kad streikas
tuoj butu sulaikytas, mes
kariuomene uzims kasyk-
las jeigu streikas bus te-
siamas.
Angliakasiai uz streika
nubalsavo 6 prizes 1. Strei-
kas apeme 72,000 darbinin-
ku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Cincinnati, o. - Antru
kartu sustreikavo Globe
Wernicke Co. darbininkai,
sutrukdydami karo lektu-
WI darbus. Streikas kilo
Eprotestui prizes paleidima
darbo triju AFL unijos ko-
miteto nariQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

pakelia, tas nuo kardo zus".
Sekanti pasaulio galybe ku.
rial, matyti, Sic zodziai pavai.
zduoti skirta, yra Rusija. Sa-
vo santikius SUI Lietuva ir XII.
tomis mazomis, laisves troks-
tanciomis tautomis, Sovietai
kardu sprendzia. o kas kar-
da kelia tas nuo kardo zusta
Maskva tegul pasiziuri j griu-
vesius paversto Berlino Lili-
ma.
AMERIKOS Lietuviai San
Francisco konferencijoje ste
betojais turi dvi delegacijas
Lietuviu Misijos, kuri siunti-
ma pirmoji surname, ir Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybos. kuri
nusprende pauodegiauti.
Tragingoje ~Lietuvai valan-
dole nemoketa susitarti.
Sis nesutarimas Amerikos
Lietuviams ne naujiena. siuo-
kart gal nei nesvarbu, mes San
Francisco konferencijon nei
viena nei kita delegacija spren-
dziamu balsu negalejo patek-
ii, mes nei viena Lietuvos Off
cialiai neatstovauja, ir patti
Lietuva konferencijon nepa-
kviesta.
Daug liudnesnis nesusitari-
mo faktas. Visuomene susita-
rimo norejo, vadai atsisake
duoti.
THE NEW LEADER, isei-
mas New Yorke savaitinis, Ba-
landzio Ia dave keturiu pusla-
.piq ilgio straipsni pavadinta
''The Baltic States, kuriame
irodoma, Europa negalinti bu-
ii laisva ir demokratine jeigu
Lietuviai, Latviai ir Estai pa
silks pavergtie Gala kad ta
zurnala netaip daug kas Anne
rikoje skaito, bet tas straps
mis- geras priedas musu bylai.
Lietuviu istaigoms vertetu
j atspausdinti atskirai ir pla-
ciai tarp Amerikonu paskleisti,
kaip padare National Catholic
Welfare Conference su Anne
rikos vyskupu pareiskimu. Pa
reiskime, kaip zinoma, uzsi-
tojama uz Lietuvos laisve. Pa
reiskimas buvo atspausdintas
ir milijonais egzemplioriu baz-
nyciose isdalintas.
SAKOMA, Lietuvoje ivykes
800 gydytoju suvaziavimas
Pirm karo Lietuvoj buvo 1,50(
gydytoju. Dabar, sakoma, jr
priskaitoma tik $50. Reiskia
sumazejo per puse. Jei Wis
luomai tokiu saiku sumazejO
iseina, Lietuvos zmoniu belikt
DO sio karo tik puse.
LIETUVA, sakoma, jau 1ai
sva', bet kaip maza, maza ii
niu is Lietuvos musu spaudo
je! Net bolsevikQ spauda veil
nieko neturi is Lietuvos gyve
nimo. Kurgi lures jei, sake
ma, vienu didziausiq laikras
ciu Lietuvoje esas dienrasti
Sovietskaja Litva, leidziama
Rusu kalba. Lietuviai Rusis
kai nepaskaito.
sYMET, nuo Nauju Metz
per keturis menesius, visuc
ne Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba
dave maziau negu $4,000 au
ku. Tai toll saukia nuo t
$4,000 kuriuos norma vie
Informacijos Centro islaiky
mui. Visuomene Tarybos vs
dams nepasitiki, bet ar vads
sugeba atitinkamas isvada
pasidaryti?
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajung;
Misijos darbams Xxi Balandzi
pabaigai ia patti visuomene 81
.Ixoo on;o p7 '00n
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Pullman vagonu konduk-
toriams darbo valandos nu-
statyta 225 j menesi, virs
tu valndu dirbant mokestis
bus pusantra tick.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Detroit. - Bal. 80 baige-
81 ellie streiku kurie buvo
apeme $4,000 darbininku ir
sutrukde karo darbus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Kovo menesio begiu bu-
vo 400 streiku, kaip prane-
5a Darbo DEPARTMENTS.
Streikai apeme 100000
darbininku, prazude $780,
1arbo dienu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Argentinos vyriau S y b e
arestavo 70 asmenu uzkir-
timui kelio demonstraci-
JOINS prizes valdzia. salyje
prasidejo bruzdejimas ir
nepasitenkinimai. Argent
ma sugryzo j United Ma
tions ir pasirase Meksikos
pakta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Akron, o. - Balandzio
30 baigesi Goodyear gumu
dirbtuves streikas, kuris
ouvo palietes 5000 darbi-
ninku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Tarp pirmutinu PREF Trumano paskirtu svarbias vie
asmenu yra Sic: D Leonard Rensch spaudos i radio
seeorius prie Prezidento; 2 Matthew Connolly ekze
kutyvis sekreorius; 81 Pulk Marr H. Vaughan miaris-
kas padeejas; az John w. Snyder bankerius is St Louis
federals pasko adinsratorius 5) Alfred SCHNEIDER ko-
merciios sekretoriaus padeeias
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Paryziuje, ivykus miesto
valdybos rinkimams komu-
nistai laimejo II is 80 vie
tu. Socialistai gavo IL vie
tu, kitos 81 vietos issidali-
no tarp mazu grupiu, tarp
saves kovojanciu. Taigi ir
vel Prancuzijoje pasikarto-
ia tas kas buvo prizes kara
ir kas pacia Prancuzija nu-
silpnino ir privede prie
liudnu pasekmiu.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
BOOKKEEPING in WASHINGTON CALLS
FOR HARD. WORK IN FINDING ERRORS

the war would be gentler drain
on the American pocketbook:.
Clarence Cannon, of Missouri
chairman of the powerful House
Appropriations committee, re-
ported to- his colleagues thus :
This bill with the recon-
mended cuts) is not only notable
from a legislative and parliament
tary point of view; it has deeper
significance. 1t marks the begin
ming of the end of the most de-
structive, the most savage, the
most ruthless and the most
senseless war in recorded history
in all the annals of mans in
humanity to man."
That's the way good many
Legislators felt about this first
suggestion that we start cutting
back few billions in our war
expenditures but the next words
of, Chairman Cannon weren't
quite so happy. i,.... ..I
May l correct here and now
he said, 'the misapprehension
THAT the sum of So, ,000,0 900 iii
cash and $4,265, 100000 in con-
tractual authority comprises a
total savings of $7,365, 900, 900
The saving, of course, is limited
to the amount of contractual
authority, because if continued
the $3,1OO,0OO,0OO of actual APP
preparations necessarily would be
used to liquidate the $4,265, OOO,-
600 of contractual authority. We
save by this enactment, therefore
only $4,265, 100000 in this one
item of the war program"
Over at the Maritime Commits
sion, they haven't even turned q
hair over the whole business
They are still building ships al
Continued on Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
Japanese Soldiers Arc Now
SurendeTing By Hundreds
ISSUES NOTICE TO
FISHING VESSELS

BY direction of the captain OF
the port, an announcement has
been issued relative to the oper-
alton of fishing boats, in which
it is stated that these vessels have
been reported to be operating al
night without lights in the waters
off Key West, which is in viola
ton of the navigation laws of the
United States.
The captain of the port further
announces that all boats, includ-
ing rowboats, which operate at
night in navigable waters, must
display the proper running lights
prescribed by law for each class
of vessel. Boats at anchor must
display a white light visible all
around the horizon. Fishing boat
operators are warned that any
further violations will result in
fines and possible suspension of
their license to operate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
ELKS FLAG DAY
CEREMONIES HELD
y HERE. LAST NIGHT

The local Lodge of Elks No
ssh, held its annual celebration
of Flag Day in La Concha Park
last night, which was well at
tended, and much enjoyed by
the many assembled for the oc-
casion.
Following is the program that
was rendered on the occasion:
Star Spangled Banner, Naval
Air Station Band; Invocation
Rev. Thomas Anterior, S. j.; In
troductory Exercises, Exalted
Ruler and Officers; Tenor Solo
Jess Gassaway; Prayer, Chaplain
History of the Flag, Alton 3
Goehring; Selections, Naval All
Station Band; Grafton, 1t. Comdr
Milton 3. Faust (ChC), USN
America, Naval Air Station
Band. Centre assembly sing:
Benediction, Rev. Thomas Ather'
ton, S. j.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
SEVERAL REAL ESTATE
DEALS ARE RECORDED

A lDi and fave small cottages at
p.nkar and Division streets were
sd tosiay through the J. Otto
kFcfheincr agency. by Carmen
al8iune o. Joseph ID. Lopez for
ssSna The lut fronts IS feet on
nisisian and TOO feet ON Packer
street
hraliy transfers recorded to-
dax Hn the county clerks office:
a plot on Big Pine Key was
SID ~ VI SandersOn TO Fred
efhk Charies Fuller for 5000.
AIS a DcfBrocq sold eight
arrus un kcy Largo - Robert l..
CtsHila fu S1S00.
a ~ un Vernon street, neat
ssasih. aas conveyed by Michael
a. Faila a. Rudolph Schneider
hs si.sasa nimcnsions are so by
fii foet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
JOACHIM Won RIBBENTROP CAPTURED
YESTERDAY BY BRITISH OFFICERS
.By Associates Press,

at the wine shop only two
days before and tnat, when
he was refused admission, he
had gone toward the easter.
ly outskirts of the city.
Two days later the officers
learned that he had a room in a
shabby boarding and rooming
house, but they wanted to cap
Iture him alive. so they decided
to wait till he had gone to sleep
before entering his room.
The frightened clearinghouse
keeper readily agreed to- keep
their call secret and TO advise
them when Ribbentrop was
aiseeps When they received that
information, they were admitted
to his room, found him asleep
and awakened him. Around his
waist was a belt containing poi
son, which he evidently had in
tended to take when convinced
his capture was imminent.
His clothing, on a chair near
his bed, was that worn by factory
workers, spotted with patches of
grease and snagged in several
places. He admitted that he had
appeared in that dress during his
escape to Hamburg. 5
Though he admitted his iden-
tity, the officers, wishing to be
doubly sure, took his sister. to
headquarters to see him. The
moment she saw him she began
to weep, said he was her brother
and then fell to the floor in a
faint.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15

REORGANIZATION PLANS MADE AT
RED CROSS MEETING YESTERDAY

records, two dozen small indi-
vidual flower vases, two large
floor baskets for flowers, one
large lace of colored tablecloth
measuring l08 inches long, and
subscriptions to several large
daily newspapers.
The WAVES at the Naval Air
Citation need a sewing machine in
their barracks and the dispensary
at Boca Chica could use three
dozen wash cloths.
Several radio-minded and mer
chemically inclined soldiers al
Fort Taylor felt that If they could
procure several broken down ra-
dios, theyscould while away hours
lin repairing them and provide fu-
,ture entertainment for the bud
dies.
Many of those articles are ly-
ing packed away in Key West
homes and attics," said Mr.. Eber-
hardt in looking over the requests,
"and would be greatly appreciat-
ed by those who are asking for
them"
FLOWERS also are very impor-
tant item TO bedridden service
man who is miles away from
home, family and friends who
would normally remember him at
such time"
"Since we have abundant
blooming trees, vines and bushes
here, such request as that should
not be hard to fill periodically"
he added.
Amy civic-mindedE residents OF
the community wishing to share
in this program may contact Mr.
Eberhardt through the Red Cross
chapter headquarters on Front
street.
Other members of the loca
council are Al Boresson, Clarence
SWeetiness Ma&imo Valdez, Mis-.
Decker, John Spottswood, Mrs
Dagny Porter, Mrs. Gertrude
Morrison and Mrs. Bessie l.
Schuck. 81 -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
BY JACK STINNETT
tBS..Ass.<.satsa PRESS.

WASHINGTON, D. C.--Book-
keeping IN astronomical figures
has come. to- such a pass here that
days 60 by before a three billion
dollar error is caught.
The error wasn't really serious,
but it was serious enough for
members of the House to take
more than an hour trying to ex-
plain just how it happened.
The error was the result of a
misunderstanding of the terms of
a letter from President Truman,
based on recommendations of the
budget bureau for big slash in
l945-46 appropriations for war
agencies.
The President recommended
that the Office of Civilian De-
Tense be folded; that the Offices
of Defense Transportation, War
Information, Censorship and Ed
ucation be cut back; and that the
War Manpower Commission, the
Petroleum Administration for
War and the War Production
Board also trim their wartime
sails. This, ne declared, should
effect saving of nearly 69,000,-
900.
So far, so good.
But the real economy plum
suggested by the President was
the cancellation of an excess of
$3,l00,000,0OO of unexpended APP
preparations previously provided
for the Maritime Commission and
the pruning away of $4,265, 000,-
600 in contract authorizations also
previously granted to Maritime.
Economy-minded Congressman
and capital commentators imme-
diately started whooping it up.
The President, they said, had
suggested to the House nearly an
eight-billion-dollar saving in war
expenditures - practically the
first hint in. appropriation rec
concentrations that from now on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
Very Evident That They
Realize They Can Not
Continue To Resist
American Pressure

GUAM, June i5.---Japan.
ese soldiers on 0kinawa are
continuing TO surrender by
the hundreds IL was report.
ed today. II 10 the first time
that they have shown that
disposition 10 SO great an ex.
lent since the u. s. declared
war on Japan.
They evidently realized
that they cannot entertain
even a forlOrn hope that they
viii be able TO resist the
Americans. for today. aside
from those who surrendered,
several other large units at
tempted TO give themselves
up. bat were shot in the back
by their comrades.
Several of the units that
gave up their arms number
I'd more than so, and i'm one
unit there were I04.
Eauel oil and gasoline jelly
we're used TO burn to death
diehard Japs who hid i'm the
caves, emerging when shell
fire ceased, to use their ma
chine guns ON American sol,
dierS. r., 2,
American planes, in drop
ping the tueI and Jelly, flew
over Jap positions as low as
90 feet. !
Headquarters said the end
0f Jap resistance on Oki-
nawa ~ near at hand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
BIDS FOR SCHOOL
BUILDING EXCEED
AMOUNT ALLOWED

j. S. Dongo, who has almost
completed the addition to the
county courthouse, consisting of
a vault and a storage room for
voting machines, was the lowest
bidder, yesterday afternoon, for
the construction of an addition to
the Division street public school.
but, as his bid was slightly more
than the appropriation for the
project, the Monroe County
School Board has not yet award
cd the CONTRACT. 4 u,a-a A.i4N
NJ. Dongo's bid Was. $50, 484. 65.
Two other bids were submitted by
the John II. Mann and Sons, Mia
mi, $4,000, and Paul Smith Con-
struction Company, S4S, AGO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
SIXTEEN PERSONS
KILLED in TRAIN
ACCIDENT TODAY
THIRTY TWO INJURED ne
4 iTHUNpERoUs CRASH IN
MOUNTAINS or pENNsYL.
WANNA

PHILADELPHIA, June ID. -
Sixteen persons were killed and
80 injured in "a train accident
this morning in the mountains
of Pennsylvania.
A passenger train was ON one
track and a freight train on
another, and, as they were pass
ing each other, engineers blew
their whistles as an indication
that all was safe, but the sounds
of the whistles had not died out
when a thunderous crash &C.
Cured.
I, The last car of the freight
jumped its tracks and fell acress
the track in front Of the englns
OF the passenger train. Six pas
scnger coaches, filled with serv'
ice men and women and civilians
were derailed.
Last advices said that acetylene
torches were. being used 10 make
openings in the coaches % lear;l
if others had been killed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15

LONDON, June 15.--Joa-
chin Won Ribbentrop, former
foreign minister and ambas-
sador, and frequently refer
red to as the ''brains" of the
Maxi movement in Germany,
was captured yesterday by
a group of British intelli-
gencee officers though the
capture was not revealeditill
today. w..
According to the account
received here from the off
GERS, the once-powerful Rib
bentrop was turned aside by
all of his former friends to
whom he had appealed to
keep him in hiding till re-
sentiment against him had
"blown over"
And it was through the
former friends that the Brit
ish received their first clue
that put them on his track.
That clue was picked UP in
Berlin's southerly suburbs,
and from there he was fol-
lowed, with a break here
and there which lasted for
several days, to Hamburg.
In that city, after ques-
tioning many of its residents
the British officers met a
wine seller who informed him
that Ribbentrop had called
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-15
PAUL GRAY CASE
UNDER ADJUSTMENT

Testimony was given yester-
day before Circuit Court Judge
Aquilino Lopez, Jr., in the habeas
corpus proceedings indthe case
against Paul Gray, who is held in
Jail without bail, and the mat
ter was taken under advisement,
Gray. charged with an offense
against a 10-year-old girl, was
held without bond when he was
arraigned recently before Peace
Justice Ira Albury.
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MRS. II. w. SAUNDERS
MAKES TRIP TO MIAMI

/. MS. II. w,ifSaunders 81 $40
Elizabeth street, left yesterday
for Miami, where shel goes for
medical treatment. 49,
She was accompanied on the
trip by her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
John r. Saunders.
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ODIN FAMILY is
HERE FOR VISIT

1t. II. Odin, USCG, and family
have arrived in Key West from
New York to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Washington, 1903 Olivia
street.
After d short stay here, Lieu
tenant Odin will leave for New
York, and his family will take
I'D their residence in Miami.
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MADE FROM PIECES

CLEVELAND. - Stained glass
windows of the Middle Ages were
made of pieces of different color
cd glass held together by strips
of lead, which also became part
of the design. "
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SHRINERS TO ENTERTAIN
KEY WEST YACHT CLUB

Key West Shrine Club will en-
terrain the Key West Yacht Club
on the Fourth Of July at the lat
tcr's clubhouse on the Garrison
Blight.
The piece dc resistance, Dr.
John K. Clcmmcr. "a member Oi
both clubs, said today, will hc an
oldfashiOncd groupcr chowder
The refreshments committee
comprises Andrew j Frazier, Ev'
crctt Rivas, Fernando Camus and
William Douglas.
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IN DAILY RATION

CHICAGO. - Except f"r tho
highly concentrated emergency
rations such as I'D" ration &c for
titled chocolate ban and the life
raft ration CHIEFLY hard CANDY
meat is prescribed IN every daily
ration issued to Army troops.
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LIONS OBSERVE
FLAG DAY HERE

krv West Lions Club, al its
meeting last night, observed Flag
Dav with addresses on the
AnsegiCan Flag and musical selec-
tiuus
Chttf address was made by
Captain Brannun. 81 the United
Staaaa Marine Corps, and Lion
t.aKESeF spoke fcw the club.
Professor Slade rendered ON
fis piano several Chopin selec-
tsonR.
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GALE ARRIVES AT
AMERICAN SEAPORT

WASHINGTON, June IS
Laurie B. Gale of the U. S. Mer-
chant Marine, has arrived at an
American seaport after having
been repatriated from an over
seas area by the War Shipping
Administration.
His home is at l0ll South ST.,
Key West.