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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
By Yiminy, OnkIe Yon He Smart
Stuhldreher quotes Rockne:


Wan day Onkle Yon q -
police He KnuteR
ne aWn in to say Aye bane trobb hide police
they here "
Yon johnson he place except bag yump
IN mere So my Onke Yon he in da and
90 " Wv r '
Yon Yonson he what you bag? Ton he say
got broken glass. "
The policeman he Rick the bag and onkle say
"Yingle, yinge''
Slip Madigan, famed coach, tells
One Sunday morning when Rockne a student at Notre
Dame he was playing baseball
one OF the being celebrated play
ing held 1t time for the becoming
ELOQUENT How are you to attain the kingdom
rhetorcany-and then paused
the chapel window
Slide, damn slde!"
IN the BOOKS Chronology of American Football compiled
Ray byrne I'd informed
1915
ect the players Uranium years later
that Harvard in 1885 abolished
the game foolish and impetus welfare physically
or morally. slew of other interesting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22

of cold facts and figures over a course of more
than 300 pages.
section is devoted to Knute Rockne anec-
dotes. Here's one by Harry Stuhldreher. quarter
back and only An-America on the famous Rockne
team of 1924
"Knute Rockne," writes Stuhldreher, loved
to tell stories about himself and his family
He was a master of the Scandinavian dialects
and enjoyed changing his is into VS. for story
telling purposes One of his pets involved myth
ical uncle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22

ever, by the loss for the season of
Stu Wender, dependable left tackle
who fractured his right leg in the
second quarter while tackling
nAEooro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22

Touchdowns-ONeill, Gardiner, Prideen
Points after touchdown-Daily
rbstitutions-Gonzaga: De Chard. An
acostia: Flaherty. Miller, Mitchell. Pridgen
Referee-Mr. Mitchell. Head linesman-
Mr. Munro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22

-Runs-Binks (2), Terrell, stirnweiss (2).
Metheny, Keller. Etten. Errors-Torres,
Travis. Runs batted in-Etten a., Fer
Home runs-Etten, stirn-
weiss. Sacrifice-Metheny. Double PLAYS
Stirnweiss. Crosetti and Etten. Left on
Bases on balls-of zuber, 6: of Master:
SON., A. eff Niegelins. 2; off Pieretti. q
Strikeouts-By zuber, 8; by Masterson, 5:
inning; Masterson, z in g. Pieretti, none
in l. Wild pitch-Zuber. Losing pitcher
Masterson. Umpires-Messrs. Rommel.
Attendance-11 ,s22 paid season, paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
Pioneer League to Resume

Massimiano-Gross entry.
xApprentice allowance claimed,
Post time-1.45 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
Totals 80 IL "a Tota

Totals SO IL "a IL Totals 20 S271O
.Batted for Niggeling in second.
fBatted for Masterson in eighth.
WASHINGTON -.-- 021 600 OOO-3
new YORK - 301 900 10x-5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
Laurel Entries
FOR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1s4s.

CWeather clear; track fast)
E1RST a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Plan Observance
Of Boy Scout Week
Court Of Honor
Scheduled Here

Principal event of Boy Scout
week Feb. 8 to IA in Mount
Clemens will be Court of
Honor to be held during the
week at date as yet undecided.
Charles A. Mikelait, advance
ment chairman, announced to-
day.
Preparation for the Court Of
Honor will take place at a
Board of Review TO be held
Thursday, Jan. ID, at 7 p. m,
at the Presbyterian Church,
Mount Clemens. This new date,
Mikelait points out, has been
chosen TO replace another date
recently announced for this
event.
Swimming classes for Boy
Scouts Will be conducted at
Mount Clemens High School
pool on Saturdays from TO a. m,
until noon, it is announced. Only
bona-fide troop members in good
standing will be admitted.
Scoutmaster Fred Walker, Jr.,
of the Methodist Church Troop
"a will be in charge OF instruc-
ton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Grahanl.Pai9e
to Manufacture
ROtOtiller

DETROIT. Jan. II - up -
Rights to manufacture the Roto-
tiller, a farm implement that
combines three operations into
one, have been acquired by
Graham-Paige Motors Corp,
Chairman Joseph w. Frazer an
nounced today.
Frazer said exclusive North
and South American rights to
manufacture and sell the ma
chimes, including walking and
riding, road-making and heavy
duty farm models were obtained
from Rototiller, Inc, of Troy.
N. Y, which will continue to
build small wheelbarrow-type
model and various attachments.
Asserting the Rototiller "em-
ployes the first new principle
developed. for seed-bed prepa-
ration in many years." Frazer
said the implement does the
work Of blowing, disking and
narrowing in one operation by
crumbling the ground thorough
ly to a depth of IL inches.
Graham-Paige plans to pro-
duce the implement as the first
of a line of special farm equip
ment as soon as materials be-
come available, he said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Speaker al Rotary
Maps Postwar Plans
Manufacturer
Storts Conversion

UTICA - James II. Merritt,
Sr.. Rotarian and manager of
the Nu-Way Supply Co.. 96lO
Auburn road, explained to the
club members at their meeting
Tuesday, night the new equip
ment. consisting of all modern
and latest factorytype machin-
cry which he is installing at his
plant for the manufacture of
furnace fittings in postwar pro-
duction. Cutting the cost of pro-
duction by fewer operations was
one important factor named by
Mr.. Merritt. He had as his
guest Ernest Rehse, his shop
manager.
Macy Watkins. of Mount Glenn
ems. was visitor, and DR.. A.
+. TeWs had as his dinner guest,
Coach Clinton Swinehart, Of the
Utica high school. Several Of
the officers and personnel Of
Wings Airport were also pres
ent.
Next weeks program will be
in charge Of Leroy Tyack, and
is expected to be program of
unusual interest.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Ward Attacks
Army Operation
of Properties

CHICAGO. Jan. II - (P) -
The army's operation of its gov
eminent seized properties, says
Montgomery Ward and Com
pany, is causing incfflciency,
waste and confusion.
In 33 affidavits filed in fed
eral court Yesterday IN connec-
ton with the governments suit
against the mail order house,
the company charged that cor
receive measures that would
have been applied under private
management have been forbid
den by the army officials in
charge.
The affidavits were in support
of the Company's reply IN its
fight 10 regain control of the 10
properties seized by the army
last Dec. 28 on President Roose-
velt's order.
The court action, a govern
ment suit for declaratory
judgment unfolding the seizure
and for an injunction TO restrain
company officials from interfer-
ing with army operation, is re-
garded as test of the Presi-
dents wartime powers.
The affidavits cited, among
other accusations, that army Of
ficials did not make refunds
promptly TO customers and that
untitled mail orders in the Chi
cago plant have piled up from
42,218 on Jan. 3 TO 1862 on
Jan. 9.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Movies Depict
Freed France
Utieo HIS Pupils
Enjoy Showing

UTICA A series Of current
war films from the Office Of
War Information on the LIBERIA
ton OF France we're shown in
the High school on Thursday
and Friday.
Each of the 65 seniors has
been preparing term paper
which will be due Jan. %.
Thursday Coach Swinehart
and his Varsity players put on a
demonstration regarding the
rules and technique of playing
basketball, what YOU should do
and not do in offense and de-
tense. This was for the benefit
of the newer students who do
not understand the game, also to
build up greater interest.
Every noon pupils who do not
play on the first and second
teams play practise games in the
gym. The boys on Monday and
Wednesday and the girls on
Tuesday and Thursday.
Members of the senior class
are discussing boat trip for
their class activity in the Spring,
with the destination as yet UNI
determined.
Robert Bortram. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Kurt Bertram, 1895
Waldenburg road. was in De-
troit Wednesday for enlistment
in the Navy Bob viii celebrate
his 18th birthday Saturday.
Utica's undefeated team plays
7 n kosbore tbern ridaN
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Harold {. Parker
Heads Macomb Bank
Savings Bonk
Slate Elected

RICHMOND - The annual
stockholders meeting for the
Macomb County Savings Bank
was held on Tuesday morning in
the Bank Building. The follow
ang directors were elected for
the coming year:
Harold f. Parker. William j.
Sass. Charles W Beicr. Edward
w. Priestap, Joseph w. Wlnkel.
Matthias Nothaft.
The director have chosen the
following officers
President, Harold f. Parker;
vice president-Wi William J. Sass;
vice president. Joseph w Wink
ell: cashier. +. Grant Pinney; as
sistant cashier. Frank j. Gehr-
niger; assistant cashier, Mabel
A. Winkel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
New Baltimore

NEW BALTIMORE - John
Reuter- and Harry Taylor of De-
troit spent the weekend at the
formers summer home in Mar
quardt Court.
Mary j. Gougean has returned
home after spending a few days
in Port Huron with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Henry Plequc entertained
al family dinner party at her
home Sunday.
Aviation Cadet Leroy j Pet
itpren received his wings last
week after graduation ceremon-
les at the Central Flying Train
ing Command Advanced Pilot
school at Moore Field, Texas.
and has been appointed a flight
officer in the Army Air Forces.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Petitpren of Main ST. in
New Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hubbard
and family attended the an
nouncement party in honor Of
Marine Lieut.. RaSeaune Jacques
of Camp Lejime N Carolina.
given at the home of 1t. Jacqeus
sister, Mrs, Gerard Racine of
Crosse Pointe Woods.
Sgt. Don Mcintyre of Fl.
Jackson North Carolina and
hurry Mcintyre stationed in
California returned after visit
ing their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Mcintyre.
Corp. and Mrs Earl Whitney
Jr. of Fort Wood, Mo. visited
at the home of the former par
ents Mr. and Mrs f. w. Whitney.
Mrs. Paul Weidner spent the
past week at the home of her
son and daughter-in law Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Weidner in Detroit.
Mrs. Paul Blair entertained
Mrs. William Heinemann, Mrs.
Ambrose O'Malley. Mrs. Jessie
Ferris. Mrs Henry Schnoor and
Mrs. Rose Marsack. at a chicken
dinner Monday evening
Word has been received that
Donald Belknap, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Forrest Belknap of Detroit
was wounded in action in France
The Belknap family are for
mer residents of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Fuerst at
tended theatre and dinner
party in Detroit Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spiek-
haut were callers in Detroit We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Irving Smith entertained
a group of ladies at her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. William Heinemann and
Mrs. Melvin Fuerst and daughter
Mary Gay spent Wednesday in
Detroit as the guests of Mrs.
Lester Ostler.
Dale Spiekhaut was on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Jewel Heath Of Mount
Clemens is spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Heath
and Mrs. Henry Schnoor.
Judy Ann and Barbara Lee
Aurand of Melvindale is visit
ing at the home Of their grand
parents MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Christie.
Mrs. Henry Schnoor enter
tanned in honor Of her house
guest Mrs. Jewel Heath Of Mount
Clemens, Monday evening, at
bridge
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
SCHOOL RINGS GONE

Principal Monte McFarlane Of
Mount Clemens High School,
reported to the city police yes
terday that three yellow gold
sample class rings were taken
from a show case on the second
floor. Entrance to the case was
gained by removing the glass
door from the hinges, according
to police reports. The rings were
valued at approximately $40 in
all.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

The 10,000th B II Flying
Fortress has been delivered to
the Army Air Forces. It'll be
hard for the Germans TO believe
that there are only that many.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
TWO ADMIT A. & Il.

John Pikar, Al, of 1895 Nine
Mile road, East Detroit, pleaded
guilty before Justice Frank E.
Jeanette yesterday to a charge
Of assault and battery. He was
placed on probation for six
months and released after pay
ment of costs of S335. The
complaint was signed by his
wife, Sophie.
Mack Savage, 81, of 20la Bar
bara street, Mount Clemens, also
pleaded guilty in Justice Court
to a charge of assault and bat
terry. He was placed on probation
for one year. and committed to
the county jail IN default Of fine
and costs of S2875. The COM
plant against him was also
signed by his wife, Anna.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

The war effort calls for the
most you can do which is
the least you can do. Buy more
War Bonds,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

Goebbels h as discontinued
many party medals and decora-
tions. Maybe there's no more
room on Goering' S chest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-17
B IN FROM SOUTH ! VIA pAA; 7S SOUTH

Pan American World Airways over the weekend flew 78 people tc Seattle from the Juneau Airport and incoming clippers brought 32 tc Juneau.
 Those arriving were: Harold Hous- ton, Florence Zimmerman, Harriet Wood, Elmer Lindstrom, Elroy Nin- his, Elizabeth Ninnis, Elroy Ninnis Jr., zoana Neves.
 Florence Polk, Joyce Smith, Ellery Keilhaner, Joyce Hope, Arthur Friend, John Roberts.
 Donald H. Ross, Mildred Queen Mrs. c. Rhode, Wilbur Irving, Nor man Stines Verda Siebenthaler, Con- nie Siebenthaler.
 Leo Robinson, Madeline Sturm Kathleen Sturm, Marvel Boehly, Lu- cille Martin, Carl Martin, Robert Atwood.
 Mary Paulette, Betty McGill Thcmas Stewart and Bert Wells.
 From Fairbanks: John Hendricks Dale Green, Albert Burrell and Sam Baker.
 | Outgoinb passengers to Seattle were: Joseph Wellington, Winston Henry, Jean Twaites, Diana Me Kechnie, Ann Hinkleman, Mavis Me Mahon, Lynn McMahon, Tom Cash en.
 Howard Floyd, John DeChamplin Carl Frederick, Marjorie Kritsonis, Elliot Hall, Alice ONeil, Norris Kum- | Ter, Boyd Raviane. 1 Col Otto Ohlson, Olga Johnson, Claude Stetson, It. Burke Riley William Nelson, Gladys Nelson, Sun di sherman, James Lumanozzi.
 Josephine Miner, Florence Bruce Carl Roberts, Walter Lund, Kohn Kapsola, Chet Weborg, Pete Hagen
 Gordon Jenkins, Jack Coffey, Wal ter Coty, Leslie Traweek, Marjorie Wallin, Merle Smith, Fred Johnson, Roscoe Fulks.
 Annabel Peterson, Louise Smith, Richord Young, Lillian Carl, Frank Winston, Ralph Quitslund, Leon ard zenkel, Thomas Mcdonald, Charles Zogg.
 Phebe Bower, Maude Curtin, Mary McManamin, Linore Smithberg, John Eslinger, Dorothy Eslinger.
 Evelyn Sanford, Charles Sanford, Loretta Sanford, Williams Herlihy, Lila Willett, Laura Rutherford Cris Lawrence, Gov. Ernest Gruen- ing, Sicilyann Fisher, Mary Astione, Elizabeth Astione, William Sprat- ling, Anthony Scott, Barbara Stet- son.
 Roberta Noah, Jewell Noah, John Cross, Tommie Chanbliss. Irene Dooley, Howard Bucholz, Ethyl Bu- cholz, Mathew Mellaney, Nellie Mel laney and Wm. Boyce.
 To Fairbanks: Stanley DeLong, George Gassner and John Headde.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-17
TIDES TOMORROW
WO0DLEY AIRWAYS IN FROM ANCHORAGE; 10
 FOR JUNEAU, 10 OUT
September IS, 1945 .

Woodley Airways arrived at the Juneau Airport Saturday with ten incoming passengers from Anchor age, and returned with ten.
 Those arriving were: Elliott Hall, Marjorie Kritsonis, Alice O'Neill, The Rev. E. Stanley Jones, Col. o. F. Ohlson, Norris Kumler, Ted Rey- holds, Boyd Ravine and Richard Lin- coln
 From Yakutat: It. D. Moringstar. Those leaving for Anchorage were: Rex Winchell, Howard Bertsch, Earl Cooper, El.ery Keilhauer, Florence Polk, Mildred Queen, John Rob- erts, B. Putnam, Don Rcss and F. F. Pitts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
BEST Or DRINKS
AT CLUB SUGALOA

Club Sugalos Is becoming even
more popular As Key Vests Ex-
elusive Night Spot and the de-
liEhtful place 90 dine and dance. "
Dinner Is served Wcekdays and
Sundays from 3 O'Clock % clos
ing. and they specialize In serv-
ING steaks. chops. sea food and
fried chicken dinners. Those Who
desire q sandwich will find q
wide selection q hot and cold
sandwiches % choose from. All
a popular prices.
Dance music is b. the Suga-
boa TRIO. George John and Gus
daily from . o. n o'clock and
Sundays from 8 30 ~ O'Clock.
The bar orens a ~ noon
daily Those who drive Oui Will
AL nlenig u parkng space
and the BoCa Chica Bus No. =
passes thu door.
Boo Tsvlor Is the GENIAL host
a Club Sugaloa and he persun-
ally invites his friends. custom
ers and the public 30 drop IN a
Club Sugaloa Coz . gala evening
tonight Their announcement g.
ga TIE h0nl page 81 tosay's
Siiizen. 1aann
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
CASE SETTLED AFTER
MORE THAN IL YEARS

Dickens n one o. his books
saferixes lawyers for their slow.
ness IN handling cases b. citing
Jaundice ~. Jsundice that had
been in the courts for "a years.
and while that case was ficii.
ti0uS. q real ore hss Just been
ssttled IN KEY West that had
been IN the county Isadgr's court
mere than IA years.
And~w j. Pages viii was
iiled July IL. 1891, but lstEFs Of
final discharge have iuzt been
issued 10 the administrator.
Annie Carey Page and TheIEna
Loiise Snyder.
According TO Information given
The Citizen. time after tine
efforts were made 20 c0snglese
the probation u the viii. and
super effort vas made five
years ago. 6ut stiil the ease
dragged on and on and on b.
cause q the tr1ading through
legal m0lsxses In the winter
time. that Il. winter time In
cold climates. not N the Summer
weather IN Key West In the
winter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
BEACH CLUB


N@@8a&ANt0@3 M0AA EmME G1a@f
been planned BY the newly or
gsized Junior Hostess Group.
On TUESDAY. ortobsr p. a
wienie ruest will he held az the
club wifh al the usual trim
mIngs. The following Saturday.
Octoter n Is Navy Day. and a
COMMITTEES II service wives COM
posed % Medanes William
Young. Francis Brioe. joseph
Newton. and Rita Schmalsx Is
sponsoring open house at the
Beach Club beginning at 4 o.
clock. IN celebration q the &C.
casl0n.
"Wednesday. October 81 IS Hal
iove cn. sfld . spcCial party and
dance will "a held that night
The newly 0rEanized group Of
Young ladics serving as Junior
hostcssss a. the club are b,aSily
cumF letting plans % make tins
Halloween one II the gayess IN
years Any girls IN Key West
interested IN joining this very
active group. and participating
ia SIS various plans may call Il
the club ans time and make ap-
piicaiion fur mcmbcrship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
LIGHT VOTE

Confined from PAGE ons)
viii remain open till Novem-
beF -.
Beginning November 1. free.
holders all b. gwen the priv.
iieRe Ga qualify IN each precinct,
Though they may also call Al "a
Eneand office Ia the courthouse
Precinct bOuks ALL b. Ia the
iulluA ms piaccs
NJ ! S2j Pctronla street. ISa.
bel Fleming
- ? 40 Simonton street,
GfaCp Kerr
No 3.-sl2 Southland street
Elaine Eug and
30 1923 Flagler avenue,
lnElrtha Pindef
NJ 5 232 Poinciana. Vernell
VI Hutchesan
~. o Marathon. Pearl Clark
NJ 7-Tsvcrnier. George "
Albany
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20

SCAVENCER OFFICE

Continued frs=n Page one1
dellnquents as well as cur
rent amounts in the pay
mentS tor scayenRer service
rendered.
The oity is noN sending cat mo-
iNes to an Wh0 have failed g.
paw their sCavenger fees. and each
day the uffiCc Is noW bescRed bs
. large number who come n and
square up for the entire period
81 their delinquency
10 some eases the amounts run
- high as $50 by many II those
VIII have never paid fof the
service.
a1Ic notices are nuW bcing
prepared o. - sent out and it
% rNpeCted that the revenue
thclefrOm vail inCreasc considcg-
abls within the next several
weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20

Continues from Page Onel
Browne. did not record the
deed
And after the Judge died.
Mr. Malone. according 90 in
formation given The Citizen
today. forgot 60 record the
deed
shortly after Nj Malone s.
death Iast wear Ms Malone. in
s.aIrhIug through hH legal pa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20

peFs. found the deed 10 the
Browne property. She showed q
% her attorney. County Judge
Raymond X Lord. and the deed
Was recorded.
The amount involved Vas ST.
SO. plus interest for 10 years.
bit Mrs. Rosetta Mas Malone. Mr.
Aalone's WidoN. has given q deed
60 the property 20 Mrs Bush fos
81 500. and the latter n0W - ncg0-
tiating Ia sell the property.
One parcel has = frontage Of ~
feet on Palm Avenue and runs
bsck is0 feet % PeaEl street TIE
other plot. off Angela street,
where II Joins Palm avenue. has
q frontage on the Garrison Bight.
with riparian rights. % l146
feet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
POINCIANA COUNCIL

Continued from Page One)
mIitet can see its WaB clear O.
81 sHt thu request
4 committee from the p T a
uf the Puinciana Elementary
school wss gwen substantial help
in the furnishing q = teachers
Iupm and q room for q clinic ln
fhe school
Watch for the poinCiana Csun-
r,l float IN the NAVY Day ps sdg
officials sas You will las, &C.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
FINE PRODUCTS At
SLOPPY JOE'S BAR

Sloppy J0c's Bar invites the
public 30 stop IN and get the
best q drinks. and get what va
want Ask for your favorile by
name and sccording "a their ar
nOuncemeni on the front page %
todays Citizen you will ct a.
Music b. Gould Curry az the
piano and Steve Babik on the
accurdian.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
DANCE TONIGHT
AT RAULS CLUB

Dance tonight b. the sea a.
Rauls Club on the Boulevard.
Music by Ruby crawley's Orch
estFa. II Is always delightfully."-
pheasant ~ Raul's Place. The
atmosphere Is refined and Raul
Is always on hand % greet has
host Of friends and patrons.
Dancing Is also featured on
every wednesday and FRIDAY
evenings. RauIs opens Al 3 D. 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
LUCKY DOLLARS
SET UP WEDDING


AP Nswnfemsurea
PONCA CRY. Okla. 49, Two
lucky silver dollars paid Cor tlsa
marriage license 81 Lieut.. ard
Mrs. sam Smith.
When IA. Smith ieft Fur TIE
European theafeF In 1uly. i9sA
ne gave one 81 tilw dollmrs 10 -
fiancee. kept me other and hssih
agreed they Nould pool them 90
ms return and haIy the license.
Il Smith caffsed ne On ~
bombing missions oVcF Ger
many.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
Average Age For
Numerous Generals

NV YORK The averagr So
of the 800 generals who cum-
mandad the 8.000. u91-man Ameft-
can Army in Nay ~ 1915 49,
3l8 years. says thu Metropolitan
Life Insurance. Company.
Aluost IS percent 81 the gen
erals were under 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
Strike Situation

tConanued from Page one1
elevators, and when they
were told the operators were
on strike. most of the guests
came down the long flight
of stairs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
BEST OF MUSIC AT
Ia CONCHA TONIGHT

Barr0Sa's Orchestra will do
themselves pr01.d tonight in the
Cocktail L0unRs 0f the air-con-
diiiuned Rainbow Room.
Those who Ssh may dance
and have an enjoyable time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
NOTICE
TO ALL CONTRACTORS

The City ~ key West. Flmida.
viii recelEc sealed Bids foF the
construction ~ a sea wnll Al Ire
foot ~ Simontuu Street
Plans and Specifications foF sid
work can b. had a. ere Building
InsDectof's Office. City Hall
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