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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19

chief. 1t was as the latter that
he underwent the uncomfortable
experience Of being pinned down
by Nip machine gun fire for al
most three hours while trying
10 clear an airstrip site of enemy
mines.
1t. Moore has been in the Pa
cific for 10 months. In addition
to his Good Conduct Medal, he is
entitled to wear the Asiatic-P a.
cific theater ribbon with campaign
stars for the New Guinea and
Philippine campaigns, and the
Philippine Liberation medal with
one bronze star for beiEg under
direct attack from the enemy in
San Jose Bay, Leyte, P. l.
He is a, graduate of New Han
over High school, class of '28, and
Virginia Military Institute, class
of '32. -
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CANVASS OF JOBS
TO Be CONDUCTED

With a view to streamllnlng the
n,acement of the increasing num-
her of veterans seeking jobs, the
local U. S. Employment Service
office, will undertake next month
. canvass of all job openings IN
the CITY, R. T. Mcclellan, mana
GER of the Wilmington office, SAID
yesterday.
In the belier that considerable
number of job openings IN VIII
mineton are not. listed with the
USES office. Mr.. McKeithan will
seek the cooperation OF employers
In placing with his office list
OF all Jobs available.
Since there IS at present slight
s,,rnlus of clerical and stenograph-
ic workers seeking positions
through the USES Office. over the
number of jobs of this type listed,
it is his belief that it would work
to the satisfaction of both employ
ers ano applicants if jobs were
listed, since a demand for this
type of worker obviously exists.
A surplus also exists in unskllled
white women and men who
though, having no particular
trade, are unwilling to do manual
work. With an adequate list OF
openings, these applicants could
probably be employed.
The complete listing of jobs IN
the city however, is designed pri-
marily to benefit the veterans, and
fit his particular skills into the To-
cal employment pattern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19
IN PACIFIC

Coast Guards
man Napoleon A
LeMay, B o a t =
SWANS Mate &c,
1903 P i n C e S S
street road, is
seeing duty at d
Coast C u a r d
manned b a S e
somewhere in the
Pacific theater
of operations. His
base serves as a
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19
In The
ASSIGNED TO SCHOOL

Leon X. Ward,
Gunner's M a t g
sc, son of Fra
zier Ward, Of
Chadbourn, h a S
been assigned to
Gunners' school
in Washington, D.
c., for eight
weeks training.
In the N a V y
three years, he
received his basic
training at New
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19

springboard for the Pacific forces
as they launch thrusts at Jap-held
territory. LeMay is married to
the former Miss Ruby S. Ship,
of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19
HOME ON FURLOUGH

Pct. James Ernest Russ, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Russ, Carolina
Beach road, has arrived home on
furlough after having been pa
tent at the Fort Bragg hospital
for 80 days. Pvt Russ was cap
tured by the Germans on October
18 and was liberated on April 10.
Leaving Wilmington with the Ma.
tional Guard in September OF
1910, he went overseas in January
1914. Pvt. Russ has wife and
young son, James Ernest, Jr., who
are at present with his parents
They have been residing in Char.
lotte.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19
Record Crowds Visit
Beach Over Weekend

The beaches were crowded, but
quiet, over the weekend, with
record crowds reported at both
Wrightsville and Carolina. The
more than 10000 visitors to Caro-
lima Beach exceeded last years
Fourth of July record, and at
Wrightsville, the crowd estimated
at 10000 was the largest 80 far
this season.
Despite the jam of people fleeing
the city's heat, the police reported
no violence, nor accidents over the
weekend, and observed that most
OF the visitors were well-behaved
and orderly
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19

stocks with fair safety?" There
are three reasons: Cd Because the
Roosevelt Administration persecut-
ed honestly operated Utility COM
n.nies along with the bad ones.
This persecution has now stopped.
121 Because most utilities are now
heing operated by old -menWho
are discouraged and disappointed.
Thev have seen their own fortunes
fade away and haven't the CUTS
to wake up and make another for
tune. This can be remedied by re-
n1acing them with young men who
never knew the 'good old days
az Because many bankers fear
public ownership. This can be in
srred against by buying stocks
selling on the basis of the cash
| invested.
The most important considera'
tions when investing for income
are d) Honest management. 90
Market price and 90 Growth pos
sibilities. The utilities are now be-
ING honestly operated even if some
are still handicapped by out : worn
mana ement contracts. Utility Sc
curities are fairly priced and are
growing every day. They may
have some postwar slump; but are
far safer than the railroads. In
drstrial low-rate business may fal!
off; but profitable domestic and
household business should in
crease. Every house built, every
couple married and every child
born means more business for the
utilities The dividends of operat.
i,oa utilities rS1.allv hold LID well
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19
If Back Aches
Flush Kidneys

Do you suffer from Getting Up Nights,
Backache, Nervousness, Leg Pains, Dizzi-
Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages, or feel
old and rundown, due to non-organic and
fion-systemic Kidney and Bladder troubles?
OF cystex IA physicians prescription usu-
ally goes right to work helping the Kidneys
flush out excess acids and wastes which may
have caused your trouble. So take Cystex
exactly as directed and watch for quick help
and rapid increase in pep. more youthful
feeling and JOY of living. cystex must sur
prise and delight you and satisfy completely
your money back is guaranteed. Don't suffer
another day without trying cystex-onIy
35e. Tear this out: take to your druggist:
be sure to get genuine, guaranteed Cystex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19

Shima and Okinawa campaigns,
and was previously serving on
anti-sub1narine patrol and convoy
duty in the North Atlantic.
MADE CAPTAIN
Allen B. Thomas, of the Port
Transportation division at the Los
Angeles Port of Embarkation, ar
Army Transportation Corps install
lation, has been promoted from
first lieutenant to captain. His
mother, Mrs. Caroline A. Thomas,
resides at 903 Princess street, Will
mlngton, and his wife, Celeste, re-
sides at 2191 Chestnut avenue,
Long Beach, Calf. Captain Thorn.
as attended North Carolina State
college, and was employed in the
freight traffic department of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad com
pany prior to his entry into mill.
tary service. He is native OF
Jacksonville, Fla.
PROMOTED
After serving almost two years
as a First Sergeant, Thomas J
Moore has been promoted to the
grade of second lieutenant, Corps
OF Engineers, by virtue of direct
commission during the Leyte cam.
paign.
1t. Moore is an administrative
officer, but also doubles in brass
as construction platoon com
Imander and mine detector crew
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19
SERVING ON LIST

Coast Guards
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19

TULLWOUD mama Shima, Ie
Shlma and Okinawa campaigns,
and was previously serving on
anti-submarine patrol and convoy
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-19

port, R. l., and has been on active
duty since that time.
Before entering the Navy, he
served three years in the Army.
His wife, the former Miss Paul
inc Browning, of Wedowee, Ala.
holds a government position in
Newark, N. ].
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

Ge. graenena Ser 91p'ite Serr Im'
Ieto 8. Gicognani, Apoitolii6er Dele'
gat Der Ser. Gtaoten un6 Sroinartus
oes sSoiepbinums, bat befanntgege'
ben, boB 3eb. Morion s. 8ranoeboff,
Elm Brieiter Der Di05eie Sort 8aDne,
un6 aIumnus oes Soiepbinuns, gum
&ettor oes 8dptltden &ollegium So
iepbtnum als 0o9folger bes Sm'lten
9errn @rimnelsman, 8tI6ofs bon
goansbiue, ernannt tporoen 1T.
Die grnennung tpuroe erlaiien bon
Der Sl. 3ongreeation Der Semina'
rien unb uniberittate1, oie oem So
fepbinum bor1tebt.
9Reb. 8ranoeboff miro Der finite
&ettor 6es etn5tgen Seminars in ben
Ser. 5taoten iein, 6as otrett nnter
6em 81. Gtubl in &om itebt.
8eborem i,tt Sabre 1911
Meb. 8ranoeboff tit geboren om
%. SUM 1911 in Der 5taot Gloper'
bale, Obio. @r> lit Der alteite Sobn
Don George 8runoeboff uno Nnno
Sonigfort.
Son 1917 big 1922 beiudte er bic
sssmmacluote Conception S1ule IN
Ottooille. Ohio. 9os sSobr 1922 Bis
1923 oerbra9te er inn 8aiienbaus
6es Soiepbinums. Sm Serbit 1923
trot er in 6as Seninor oes SSoiepbi'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

nii6en 8olfes> nG4nlid, 6aB mir nod
8efiegung un6 8eitraf1ng Der Ig>
grelloren ben frieoli6en 5toaten glei~
DIE @e9te unb 2ebensbt6ingungen oer>
I6affen belfen, iobalo lie it9 oeren
tpiroiq 5eigen - uno ni6t eber!
T T T
,,sSSn oenfbar flar1 tier Sprabe", 10
Idreibt oie g. 9. Staats3eitung in Ell
mem e6itoriellen Mrtifel, bat 8opit
Yius Der 3tp0lfte in ieiner 8eib'
na6tsi9aft einen Appeu an Die ge'
littete 8elt geridtet, bon oem ni6t
nur ieoer gldubige &atbolit> ionoern
ieoer gbriitenmeni9, nein,< leoer
@oblmeinenoe iiberbaupt, bon Serden
pInl6en muB, oaB er gebort tperoen
moge.
Die trogenoe Soee ser papitliden
8oti6oft lit, 6oB @ere6tigteit uno
NG9Itenliebe in Der Menidentpelt, 10"
mobl in ben 8e5iebungen 5tpiiben ben
Nationen 1pie 5tpilden Stoat uno
Biirger in einem ieoen mooernen
2anoe nur oobur6 geii9ert meroen
f0nnen, baB bic Weoral uno Der er'
lolenoe @laube an b0bere 2ebens-
merte our Grun6lage elmer our9gret"
fenoen geeuoron,1ng oes 2ebens ge>
madt meroen. Ser Baplt bat li9 IN
oe1len nidt NIT Der anprangerung oer
antimoralii9en Mddte begniigt, 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

Die bon Hop1t 8ius Dem 3tp01ften
an bic 8elt geri6tete Beibna6tsbot'
16aft, tporin er bic B0lfer gum Srie.
ben mabnt, bat in Der gan5en 8eIt
g8toerboa eefanoen. Sat- Die gan3e
englif9e Eagespreiie uniereS 2anoes
betptutommnete Die pdpItli6e Srie'
oensbotfdaft.
go ibrieb Der columbus gttt5en"
pie folet: ,Die Staatsmdnner oer
8elt fOnnen groBen Nusen 5ieben aus
Der 8eibnadtsbotidaft oes HapItes.
Dieielbe lit cine metlterbafte gerbin.
6ung bon geiitli6em Streben uno re"
,aliltiI6er @enntnis iiber Staatspro.
bleme unb Beltfrie6en.
Die pdpitltde Nnerfennung Der
Gegnuneen Der Demofrotie miro in
unier m2onoe ni9t oen tpu9ttgen gin>
orud berborrufen, als btelmebr IN.
ben 2Gnoern, in 6enen Die Demofratie
perod9tig eribeint uno gebaBt miro.
3ablrei9e europaii9e 9eationen ba'
ben felt @enerationen - in alliter'
ten ano neutralen, als aub in feino.,
Iidben 26noern - ote Oemofratte als
191pa6 uno. unour9fiibrbar betra9tet.
sya1t eana europa batte in Der einen
ooer anoern Sorm nit ben Sotalita'
rionismus geIiebduge1t. @s beitebt bic
@efabr, oaB oas oem gbaos entse'
gengebenoe europa it6 na6 einen
Mnbei1mitteI 1mieben rno ii9 bon et'
nem untergeeaneenen Gai@ismus ei-
ner neasen Gorm 6er alien Eprannet
alatpenoen &piro.
Daraus ergibt it9 bic Bi6tigfett
.no Erqepette Der pdpitliden auffor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17
Neitttpod), ben II. Sannar 1915
Ser memermammte @ettor oeS e$oiepbtmnm8

NUNS Elm uno 1puroe a1s 5tuoent na6
8eenoung bon IL Sabren, gum Pr1e'
lter getpeibt.
@elpeibt im Sabre 1886
Nep. 8ranoeboff tDuroe om 26lten
Meai gum Brieiter gelpeibt. @r NOR
Der err tie bonn gegentpdrtigen &potoli'
I6en Delegoten getpeibte Rrteiter. Ct
feierte in Der ct. sSobn'S Stride IN
Oelpbos, Ohio, am 2. SSuni 1886 iei'
ne Brimi5. Seine erite anitel1ung er-
bielt er oIs sl1iitent in Ser ct. Pe@
ters Bfarrei, Sort 8aDne, &po er ner'
blieb Bis arm 8. Suli 1941, als er
bon feinem 8iidof gum Stuotum i'm
Weotrimonial Court in Der @r5oto5e-
1e Gbicogo beltirnmt 1uuroe. Na6 Ell"
nem in Chicago oerbrabten Sabre, mo-
er in Der ct. Splneiter Stride re1t-
oierte, febrte ct nab Sort Bopne gu.
rid un6 puroe om 25. Ottober 1912
gum Offi5iolis bes 9ioceion Matrts
moniol Court in Sort 8apne,> NIT
Heltoena in Der @on5lei ernonnt.
DieIe 5tellung perldBt nun Rep.
8ranoeboff nit Der 3uitimmnng let.
ines 8ii6ofs, bes Stp'iten Serrn Sobn
s. geou, 90, INN 6as 8ettorat oes
8apItIiden &onegilrm Soiepbinum IN
8ortbington in ettpa 5tpet 8o9en 5u
itbernebmen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17
1lnppltttitbe 3eitldmfte

6erung gu elmer auf biirgerli9en Re9'
ten fuBen6en 9emotratie.
Ser 9opit madt in0es einen oeut-
li9en lnteri9ieo 5tpii@en elmer oros
nungs smG 3 / g en-, ltelloertretenoen
8ofsregierung, oas Die Sreibetten
De 8olfes idiitt, uno oem Pobel, Der
oas pillise 8erf3eug in ben Sdnoen
zines Oittators miro. Ser Bapit tit
It9 tpobl betpuBt, 6aB totalttare Staa'
ten anfangs tpobl oenofratii9e Soeen
i'm Auge batten, uno oab Die unter
ibnen eritanoenen 0iftatoren auf ben
pabntpibigen Soffnungen oes Pobels
ouf oolle Sreibeit CUR Wa6t en1por'
geitiegen itn6. Daber tparnt Der
Bapit, baB, penn Die Wfaiien> iobolo
lie Elm piatges Bert5eug in Der Sa1'o
oerienieen getporoen iino> oie ibre
sSsnItintte ous3ubeuten uno lie 5u Wta'
l6inen ernieorigt baben, it6 tat1a9lt9
gu Seinoen Ser 9emofratie uno oeren
sosoealen enttptdelt baben.
BUR @erret9ung zines wabren IN
ternotionolen Srieoens muB eine
Meltorganiiation bon frteoltebe11oen
geationen gebilbet tper6en, tpelben Die
Wadt our 8erfiigung ltebt, gegen ieoe
Aggreiiton.
Das lit cine Bfli6t, bic obne Ser"
3ug, ODER 3ogern uno obne gntI6ulot'
gung bou5ogen mer6en muB. Ser
Bapit beItebt oarauf, oaB bic SauloI'
gen beitroft uno bic ,beiiegten 8olter
nab allen Geiesen Der @ere9tistett
bebanoelt peroen ioaen."
Dies lit au9 Die anii6t oer amerl'
faniI9en 8egierrng u1o oes amerlto'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

einoringli6 er 6ie Srrlebren oes
Staatstotalitarismus l11to Die 6an1it
perbun6ene> nit Ser Biiroe Der 9otts
entItammten Weenidenieele unnerein'
bare &nedtung oes Sn6ibiouums BE-
fampft.
Deutlider als pobl iemols bon
firdli6er Stelle gei@eben, bat er bic
aus oen 8abrbeiten Der @tbif uno
Neligion ii9 ergebe1t6en Golgerungen
ge5ogen: 8ru9 nit ser Diftatur, &C.
tpGbrleiltung elmer Die Biiroe ser Ser
ionlidteit reipeftierenoen Oronlmg
our9 oemofratiide &e6te uno ebrli9e
3uiommenarbeit Der Bolter, unter
8etleioung ser geplanten Belttbe'
rungsorgoniiotion NIT Ma6tbefugnii'
len uno Mo6tnitteln, Die binrei6eno
lino, fiinftige Srieoensltorer in tbre
S6ranfen 3u bertpeiien. Oamit bat
8aplt Bius Ser 3tpolfte li9 in allen
peientli6en Buntten Die Grteoens5iel'
Bolitif Der alliierten Wd6te 5u etgen
gerno6t, penn SOS &ir9enoberbaupt,
tpie 5u ermorten tpor, babel ol1a ntbt
iiber rein religios-moralii6e Hoitulate
binauseebt.
@ein Nidtfatboltt, ser nidt 3tgEeid
antibumanitGr eingeiteat It, miro es
beanItanoen, 6aB oas 4lrhenober'
boupt aus oieien etpigen Boihlaten
J (5ortiesung aaf Seite 12)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11

Policemen are searching tH
afternoon for taNICab driver
who knocked down. "a seven s,aI
old girl during the recess huI
at the Division street elementary
school, and then drove off 0I'h
out giving ms name
Principal Earl Hamilton .sld
that many children. whu at.
messed the accident. Said the
driver drove through i,i .ght
and, an instant later. kuutkcu
down the girl While she .as uIY..
trate, under tho front icnd'. 90
the car. and but q icR inctes
from a wheel, several clas,uatts
ran TO her and picked nor up.
and then the driver hurried 80.
Principal Hamilton said Toe
children informed him. He con
dltion is not serious. but shy is
suffering from shock
The police have brought put
several taxIcays 10 the school
Continued ou Page -Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11

Act. 1t also recommended that
the Uniform State Airports Act
DC enacted by the legislature.
The coinmittce+was headed by
Rep. Goodwin of Deland. Other
members were V. J. Obcnaucr
jacksonville, secretary; MacDon-
aid Bryan, Jacksonville; Arthur
Cory, Quincy; w. B. Haggcrty
Tampa; Brig. Gen. AlLodwick
Lakeland; Charles Moon. Miami,
Senator Wallace SturgiS, Ocala;
w. w. Stewart, Fl. Myers, and
James Yonge, Miami, who attend
ed in an advisory capacity.
This committee has convened
in various parts of the state since
its creation. 1t has done ire
mcndouS amount of research work
regarding aviation legislation, ac-
cording TO Chairman Nilsson.
Nilsson will sponsor Il bill to
create state public service com
mission which would have jurS-
diction over all public utilities,
including aviation. If that bill is
passed, the aviation director will
serve as d department head un-
der that commission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11
Refuse Transfer 4f2 ..
... Of Liquor License

County commissioners, at their
meeting last night 1disapproved
Mark Duffy S application to trans
fer the liquor license of Duffy's
Tavern from his name to that of
Jack Mittler.
1t was explained that the APP
plication will be sent I'd the State
Beverage Department, which has
the power either to approve the
decision of the board or to grant
Mr.. Duffy's request, despite the
boards action.
The board approved the trans
fer of the liquor license of the
Tropics, TOO Duval street, to Don
Rich and Sam Moss.
An application for a liquor Ii
cense was filed for Barney's Tav-
ern on Stock Island. The board
will act on the application at its
next regular meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11
County Board Discusses
Proposal For Reducing
Its Voting Precincts
vAEDEz RESINS
AS CHAIRMAN or
COMMISSIONERS

April 5 The Citizen published a
front-page story in which 1t was
stated that rumorS in the county
courthouse indicated that Max
imo Valdez would resign as chair
man of the county commission,
and last night the rumors turned
out to be true.
AS soon as the meeting was
called to order, Mr.. Valdez ten
dered his resignation lin the in
terests of harmony"
AT least three of the other COM
missioners had complained about
Mr.. Valdez Craftsmanship, and
one of them told The Citizen that
if the resignation was not forth
coming, another motion would be
made to remove Mr.. Valdez from
the office, land we'll have enough
votes this time to remove him"
that commissioner remarked.
The resignation was unanimous
ly accepted, and w. A. Parrish
of Marathon was unanimously
elected chairman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11
RAFAEL SOLANO, 70
DIES THIS MORNING

Rafael Solano, 70, passed away
this morning at local hospital.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 6 o'clock at
the residence, 904 Whitehead
street, Rev. Father Johnson of st.
Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
Church. officiating.
Burial will be in the family lot
in the Catholic Cemetery.
The Lopez Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Survivors are, five sons, Rafael
Solano,. Dr., Armando Solano, An
drea Solano, Louis Solano, En-
rique. Solano; two daughters, Miss
Natalia Solano and Miss Carmen
Solano; 10 grandchildren and
four great grandchildren.
Mr.. Solano was born in Cuba
and came to Key West at an carly
age. For a great number OF
years he was in business in Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11
PAPY WOULD CUT SALARY OF MONROE
COUNTY'S SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
ISIS A MONTH In PROPOSED BILL
lRz Aasoelatea Pressl

Frank H. Laid is thereby re-
lieved and released from any and
all liability to the Board of
Public Instruction, which is dis
closed by audit report No. 2636
of the state auditing department,
arising by reason of the overpay-
ments to him of commissions set
FORTH IN said audit report, and
'all saidFovcfpayments are hereby
validated and confirmed and the
said Frank Fl. Laid shall not be
reqUired to refund or repay the
same or any part thereof,f aud
shall be entitled to have and re-
tain all of said commissions in
full, notwithstanding the provi-
sions of Section 145-0l, Florida
Statutes of 194l.
Also H.B. 1862, fixing the salary
of Monroe county criminal court
of record judge at $500 a month.
Also H.B. 1853, providing for
payment of Monroe county Grim
inal court of record solicitor of
So, 200 year lin lieu of all other
compensation"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11
PAPY INTRODUCES MEASURE THAT e
WOULD REMOVE TOLLSON HIGHWAY
thy Associated PresS)

TALLAHASSEE, April IL
REMOVAL of tolls from. the Over
seas highway was proposed to-
day in a bill introduced in the
Legislature by Representative B.
C. Papy of Monroe County.
State Road Department to lease
or purchase the long highway
and it's many bridges from the
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
District, and free the bridges
of tolls.
IT also would authorize the
State Board of Administration
which handles gasoline tax funds
pledged to the retirement of road
and bridge debts, to take over
the Districts obligations and re-
fund it's bonds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11
GIRL KNOCKED
DOWN BY AUTO
DRIVER GOES THROUGH Or
RED LIGHT At SCHOOL
CORNER TODAY

AT . o'clock this afternoon
Dwight Russell was arrested
as the man who drove the eaF
that sssuek the girl who. The
Citizen learned. Is Bonnie Joe
Paxton. Policeman Frank Jolly.
who made the arrest. said that
Russell admitted that he wss
the driver.
Russell is charged with dTiv-
ing past a red light. with rsea
less driving end with having
been 2 hif.andJfun driver. Ills
license was revoked tsmFoF
arilY and he was released an
der $500 bail for appearances
tomorrow afternoon in muniCi
pal court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11
Volunteer Firemen
Asked To Attend
Charter Meeting

Fire Chief Leroy Torres sent
out a call today to the 1872 volun-
teer members of the Key West
Fire Department, requesting
them 20 attend the mass meeting
that will be held Friday night in
City Hall to discuss the proposed
new city charter.
Chief Torres said that a copy
Of the proposed charter is in City
Hall. and that il makes no refer
ence whatever to volunteer fire
men as an organized force.
For that reason, he added, he
believes II Is to the interest of
the volunteers TO be present at
Fridays meeting to try to ascer-
tain what their status will be in
the event the proposed charter
Is validated by the legislature.
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TALLAHASSEE, April IL. -
.Ihe statewide Aviation, Commit
tee, named by Cox, Spessard Hol-
land, will recommend that Gov.
Willard Caldwell act against the
establishment of any separate
State Aviation Committee.
This decision, was made at the
committees final meeting in Tai
lahassee. This meeting, lengthy
one, was featured by a stiff bat
tie between two factions of the
committee. The committee will
urge that an existing state agency
be given powers to work with To-
cal governments to encourage aV-
iation throughout the state.
No motion will be made in this
recommendation regarding h c
taxation of aviation gasoline.
Commercial airline representa-
tives on the committee especially
felt that such taxation would be
a serious blow to both CONNER
cial aviation and private flying
and slacken the growth of avia-
ton generally.
The committee felt that an aVi-
alton director should be employ
ed, and that this director should
work under a Florida State I'M
provement Commission, created
to work with federal agencies in
planning and carrying out post
war projects financed partly by
federal funds. II was pointed oqt
thaii 20 federal fund would be
available if aviation funds would
be used for anything other than
aviation.
The committee further recon-
mcnded that the present Airport
Zoning Law be rC-enactCd so as
to comply with Civil Aeronautics
Authority standards and recon-
mendations for airport zonng
laws, and that the legislature en-
act the Unifrom Airport Zoning