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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Ancestor 'ReS(ueS
JdywdIker From Law

Because he was 2 direct de-
Scendant OF one Of DctroltS first
settlers Charles + Dubois. -. was
able today 30 tear up two old
ticket, FOR iayWalkinC that caused
hun 10 spend a night IN Jail
Traffic Judge John D. Watts
suspended sentence when Dubois
told him he was the great grand
son OF Defroit'S first Dubois.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Michigan Cuts
Liquor Rdtions
rtc Er~t GtGNoN

LANSING. May y The state
Uquor control commission today
sliced the ALREADY mcager LIQUOR
ratlonS hy announcing that lane
purchases would be- limited 10 "a
bottle Of whisky or BOTTLE Of gun
bui not both
Number Three stamp on thc ra-
-trurr 1uui,- fTQrIoT Control com
missioner John p Aaron said viii
hc good for one bottle Of whisky
Gf Gnc b0ftio of Cin ettcCr1VF
llnc ! Ilrrnfniarn-- Fat4aH t+4e+t
holders were allowed bottle ~
GIN and hottie Of whisky duLng
a ration peuod
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
7 Must Stand Trial
In Boy Slit Run Death

I've men who, po1ce said. car
ued an eIght-year-old boy 10
htncks 10 dump him IN a garbage
can after their truck killed him.
were ordered held for trial Today
by Traffic Judge John -. Watts
on charges OF manslaughter and
leaving the scene OF an accident
Held are Leon Williams. - OF
l74O Jos. Campau- -DPM trl!ck
driver. and Harold Thomas. %. Of
22l Meldrum. Police said their
truck M and killed Jeffrey VIII
lIams Of 22lO Dubois whilc he
was playing IN the rear OF 2225
Chestnut
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Doctor Loved Eyes
Only, Bride Testifies

Three weeks 81 married life
was enough for her husband A
Detroit high school teacher tc>-
tilted in obtaining divorce today.
The teacher. Ellen 6. Adams.
said she married Or Ewing
Adams 1873 Farmer. on Dec 81.
1887. She moved 10 a hotel three
weeks later, she added. because
Or. Adams, An opiometriSt be-
heyed domestic life handicapped
hum IN his profession.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

fr--~-- EUT vIcinIfv Falr snd much rootFr
tonight sitr lowest about Wecnesdsy fair
enc coal. Stroug -geAle.ly slaas diellntshtnz
DETROIT DATA
T'mpcrsture' Monday. Highest 81 degrees
lrarFt So wean T1
Departure from normal temperature Monday
e 4 degrees
Departure from normal lemaefa,ure since
Jan 3Ef drGrCfs
Temperature one sesr sEu today Highest
% degrees lowest . mean sH
Temperature trit date r paN p yrsrs
1883
Pelsuve humidity Mo1dsy 50 m
6ae : 20 m. 73F ? 80 p. n. $50,
40 n 12r
Precipitation in lsr - hours ending a.,
so m tadaN 10 inch
Departure from rufuaI precipitation since
Ian ~ inches
Degree osys for Monday Nav ~. None.
Normal frr Nsv 81
Arrumu.sisa degree dsEs t1is month sat.
Normal degree days for MAY 26e
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
POULTRY FRoBF

WASHINGTON MAY - rTVS &
The House food investigating
committee began IN lnqmrS lndal
Inin Ihc poultry butter and cCg
situation
In 4 report 20 The House Tho
-Cnmm4iine- -Nhaapl+-- AL-a4aae4-t AZ =
10 uGhtcn up ration controls II n
a-HzgEe- e1t'i44 r, BIZ t44e--
iTibuiIon this year.
The committee called for The
appointment of one co-ordlnatinC
authority tu handle tHp wh0tT
situation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Sick Woman Found
HANGED in Hospital

The body of Mrs. Mary Wells.
-396.-0ff- -SheridanIw was found
hanging early today in her pri.
vate room at st. Joseph's Mercy
Hospital. She had been admitted
to the hospital May ID after a
long siege of illness and it was
believed she took her own life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Morse Pilots Home

OSLO. May - uNSl Norwe-
gian pilots who fought with Allied
air forces during German occu-
patton of their homeland were
back in Norway from England
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
SAYS BACK MAS TURNED

Michael Dillon Of 7327 Byron
-r-zrrarcr of ttc-iruu0r Sturc-at
i62 r. jefferson. told ihe com.
r77--g7r7ra -r1ar- ttr-.s = -I1t- ruSyrr-
tho bottle a month rationS for
somebody while MS back was
turned and that IL missed hlS
head "hy han breadth
Did you throw this bottle al
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Osmena VISITS Nimitz

GUAM MAY - ms Sergio
OSmcna. president Of The PhlIp-
.pincS was visiting Adm Chester
" Nlmiz to-day
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

British EHpif q.
He is Mai. Frederick Tistor IS
of the Essex Scottish Regiment
who lost both legs as a result Of
ShHapnel wounds received IN the
battle Of the HoCh Forest ln Ger
mary.
TriSton formerly was manager
Of the Bayer Aspirin 20 of Can
ada. He IS now IN hospital in
England
The coveted Cross also was
awarded -PeSthumau-lAl- - another
Canadian. Sgt. Aubrey CoScnS a,
of Latchford. Ont who was killed
by a Sniper'S bullet He was a
member of the Queen Own
Rifles.
Announcements IF the awards
was made at Ottawa by Andrew
McNaughton. national defense
minister. Eight othere Canadians
have received the Victoria Cross
Only 40 OF the Crosses have beer
awarded IN tfrf~-war.
Ordered 20 clear a gan In q Ger,
man trench system which was a
key barrier IN the Canadian ap-
proach 10 The Rhine Mai TllStnr
accomplished his objective almost
$inGlc-handedly lie led his outfit
through three Nazi defense hines
SNIPER CLIPS OFF EAR
IN one place HE advance Wa
Stopped by As1Ab biogkno,t.e
The major approached the Ger
man nest alone and blasted IL II
powder with hand grenadeS
With a Sten gun he moved dowr
4hc NazlS who attempted 90 r.
cape 4 -nipcr shot off one Of hl
ears. and a machine gun hulle
+ Struck him IN the hip
Has own men tried 20 stop hin
after he suffered these wounds bu
he would not listen.
He made y trips under fire Il
encourage bis platoons and Il
carry ammunition. II WaS on on
Of these trips that he suffered IN
,ShrapnSl- wounds Aita ended IN
war for HIM.
IiiSiOn Is graduate of the Col
loge Of Pharmacy at Toronto an
had been with the Bayer Co 10
Y years before Joining the Esse
Scottish in 1871
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

whisky - commission Gistf-
man John {. BuekeHa- asked
Miss O'Nclll
CLAIMS SELF Defense
II threw IL, hut in self de-
fenSc. AISy ONeIli insisted
MI Diilnn pushed me There
wasn't any tea or coffee, 30 1
threw whisky"
Dillon denied the pushing
"She accused me of writing
letter defamin=- hnr-cAaEae-
Ter" hC said II never wrote
such a letter. A. 7 turned away
from her. the bottle whizzed by
my head"
The commission took MISS
appeal under adylsement
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
asNG Diesel
Hsickeaeel

Pickets hinged the plant today
as 4,300 UAW-CIO workers re-
NAMED on strike at-the Detroit
Diesel Engine division Of the Cen
eraI Motors Corp. at 1900 Outer
Drive. Meanwhile 1000 additional
unionistS continued their dispute
al The Fruehauf Trailer Co.
Spokesman for the Timken-De-
tHeit- Axle Co &herp= $50 =in=the
forge division walked out Satur
Day reported me dispute settled
and workers returning 10 work to-
day on regular shifts.
The Diesel strike resulted from
tho discharge Of a blind man fol
falling 20 maintain production
standards, company Spokesmen
S1id. fhC plant was closed
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Necessity
Of Loan Told

If Japan should surrender un-
conditionally today the entire pro-
ceeds from the Seventh War Loan
would be needed 10 bring hack
American soldiers from Europe
and the Pacific, Daniel w. Bell,
head OF the banking division of
the Seventh War Loan, declared
to-day ------------------
Addressing a bond rally in the
Book Cadillac Hotel Bell said
THE money would be needed
for soldiers mastering out pay,
for disqualification OF the dis
abled and for settling war con-
tracts.
"All through the various war
loan campaigns We have insisted
that these three things. victory,
lives and dollars, must he kept
In proper perspective. Victory
must he won at whatever cost In
lives and dollars. and lives must
he saved AZ whatever cost in
dollars
TWO HEROES PRESENT
Present III rhe luncheon were
Marine Pies. Ira II. Hayes anc
Rene Gagnon and Pharmacist
Mate &c John n. Bradley, rho
I three SURVIVORS OF the heroes whC
planted The American Nag atoJ
MI Surlbachi on Two Jlma.
Pfiot-to attending the luncheon
the there told Walter Reuther
UAW-CIO vice president. tha
there was never any lack OF sup
plies on lWo lima.
--latest llgurCS on The drlVe liSt
a total sale Of S69 1863 97l 81
against the state quota of S50l,
6666f0
This figure represents sales o
S5S76 792 in r bonds against ;
SI26 100000 quota and Sll.l07
-I7s5lIn r & and other iSSsrs
This quota is SlO7 900 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Probe Bottle Hurting
I'm State Liquor Store
Times Photo


civil commission asked today 10 rule
whether liquor employe justified in hurting
auarl whisky n her boss darine argumcn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Windsor Major
Winner of ID.

mild-mannercd Windsor salesman thought he
would do anything exciting sell aspirin has been
the Victoria Cross hehe military decoration Of The
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Meat Crisis
Stirs Capitals
Dark Picture Sent
Washington by Mayor

Detroit'S eat shortage so
Aacute that $4,000 persons are
|testimated 10 nave loined me
weekend marketing trek 10 Wind
sor. engaged the attention OF
government agencies in TWO capl-
tails today.
Threatened with a shortage Of
their own i'm border cities, Cana
dian officials in Ottawa, Ont.
were conferring on ways and
means Of curtailing the export
pf certain critical foodStuffS At
The same time Mayor JehricS
relayed 10 Washington agencies
q dark picture painted for hum
by spokeSmcn for meat packing
and distributing industries IN a
renierence here Yesterday
SUGGESTS EXPORT QUOTAS
Donald Gordon. chairman OF the
War Prices and Trade Board in
Ottawa. suggested quotas on the
export of ccrlaln ioodSiuifS 10
the United States. lie said there
was no clause IN existing Cana
dian customs regulations which
could be invoked 10 stem the
shopping rush.
Another suggestion was that
the present limit Of 81 ON an
individuals purchases for export
be cut 10 $3.50
a spokesman for independent
DetfoH packcrS trtci-atazur- -trt-
fries yesterday that YOU cant
cat regulations
CALLS SITU ALTON CHAOTIC
He suggested that Slaughlcunc
establishments be permitted 10
borrow against future quotas
10 relieve situation which an
other spokesman described as
chaotic
The men who conferred with
Mayor Jcnre, blamed reduced
OPA quotas and low celhng prices
for Detroit s shortage They re-
ported The XII IN thiS area WAS
!. only 25 per cent OF normal that
eSiX independent pa Z kerS- have
closed their establishment and
viii he foiio*ed hy oti1rTy wTtHTU
20 daFS. that lohbefS similarly
Will be forced out of business and
the supply Of great man, retail
outlets VIII bc cut Of within
WeCK
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
DENIES KNOWLEDGE

In a statement today, l. C.
Altman. vice president Of Frue-
half. asserted that no issues that
could responsible for The strike
III that plant have been submitted
10 grievance procedure.
Union officials, he said have in
formed the public that the reason
for the strike is the company 5
refusal 10 pay union stewards for
tmc spent on grievances.
There has never been such
refusal" Altman said. What
the company asks is that the
steward. when leaving his work
for grievance purposes, notify
his foreman 80 that a replace
ment may be made
STRIKE AT PONTIAC
At Pontiac 200 workers ot
the Wilson Foundry and Machine
Co walked off the job today ir
their first wartime strike A
spokesman for Local 65S. JAW
-GIa-ssfd- -tt4at-ttt4f utafkeHt a.
in protest against the company
discharge OF l9 men who objected
10 the wage rates in the small
parts line department.
Company officials refused to
comment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

An attractive sofa nv dav-
easily and quickly converted INTO
roomv. comfortable bed st
night Luxurious innersprinR COM
uruetion throughout the back
and front. Beautiful lonR-Wearirg
woven Tapestry, or plain vine or
blue upholstery. Built-in COM
psrtment for storage of blankets,
etc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

Did you throw this bottle Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
TRUMAN ADOPTS MIDDLE
COURSE on Army NAVY
RECRUITING PROBLEM

President Truman has adopted
= middle course IN regard 10 fin
ing tho Army and Nays re-
qurewents Tor men. D
While not willing 20 depend
on voluntary enlistment So pro-
Tide men for the armed forces
ard go keep them 90 safe levels,
'ar President has opened the
way FOR campaigns So secure
voluntary recruits Naturally. #
there are enough volunteers
there vIll b. ~ necessity for
continuing th- daft
THIS move seem. 90 answer the
contention 81 some canpfcesmsn
that fre draft should hc shan-
don,d because the nation can
g,' sufficient men through the
VOLUNTEER method. Obviously. II
'hs IS correct the armed ecrv-
To- would prefer Co have vo'un
icers Who go INTO service ~ their
"Vr t'sH, rather than % draft
m'n wha. in many cases, are un-
willing ca serve.
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THIS AND THAT

Chester Harris Is hack With the
southern Engineering Company
ten and sure has lots pf stuff on
the ball He vii ga, them 40
% scare when b, Is un tts mound
e De- IS right CeI-a Cigar
Go has 70 serhail ten in Tampa
that want, q Iu.aI team 90 ga up
there faI series 81 ihl,, games
W. expect IN, Bombtr. a. take
advantage Ut The offer and make
fhs trap bon Rcck ut 50 ARMY
Baffacke ant Sound School Alll
engage 300 e thIe, gam, plttufi
'H determine enc championship 81
90, ~rtg, SUltuaIl League A.
a., ,aw, rlmc. the Baf8,ks bos s
NIll p.aV Legion. B1mb,rs. Fuel
noers and Machirist in exhibition
laWes go prove Geo the civilian
teams that fhc Soldiers can hcaf
anFthmg 90 the Island Thcsc
game- should tell which is the
hest ltagur 80 the Civilian and
Srr,ic, loops An3N Pa. ks.
wffh MS nothing nothing hall.
vau att. the BpWsas Buns ard
American Logon recently aud
'hor pitched e. % fle against tho
T. IS ChW ink Wedncstlav night
ln his ia~t thro, games n, ha- al
joys go gust sIN runs. wun tvu ~
'ts games and tied une Not bad
uuf bad'' Manage NrCol-
iOugh Is having . tough iim,e witt
hIs boss He has great club b,Ii
can't Ecf them 90 ,itk ca tht
either hand Manager Dutch
GpshrIng al-u mas good eIuh Iu
hIs MscbInists. and ttet ar, .ick
nag W can't sat l Ifs %,
player uf tnr management that
causes tins difference, Ma,tInlsfs
HsN, nuf iusf G. game Boz noe pro,
,nf hsf uf the Civilian I,ague
schedule and ore almost 30 faf
fh, Nae Nest comes tt, -,rr.
sIfh ODE SeryI,, L,agu, champ
fuF lft HJno..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
UNDER SECRETARY


fI0ntinuen ffufn Faee OfttI
lar mewI,rs She bass created
many presidents. among thorn
l.fne tho first member 90 gct q
r.rfa- uut into thc Commons
eraakfoom. thc hr,' woman go
t.n the Parliamentary Par.-
shots tv hoofng The target seven
Times au O.! 10. and the itst
"a oman g. retain bor maiden
name an Parliamentary pap,fs.
srr has camra.grei Goa women
rights to equal pHH. io carry arms
an wartime and % organic for q
r.uf.urner .n fhe wast import
ans commodity Ir the wof Id
lahIeE
SIZE Is IN eager traveller.de-
,lainnp that British people
should he better mixers Shy
mess te often mistaken for stand
,fgshncss uith AS" she saws
Recalling IS, va, the FIRST Eng
li.hwoman 90 Address the Unit
"a STATES Housc sc Represent
ttvcs from the Speakel chan.
~, saws % was the most exciting
moment q heI lie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
coNcREssAaEN SHOULD
SUPPORT MILITARY LEADERS
IL DEA4oBTLIzATIoN

The military leaders Of the na-
ton have 3 difficult task before
them. as they seek 20 maintain
the armed strength accessory 90
make certain that oar victories
over Germany and Japan shall
not b. whitfield into temporary
Successes.
In this task. the military lead
eds face considerable public pro-
test as interested relatives de-
mand the immediate release 81
Tom. Dack and Harry. regardless
OF points and regardless %
whether they have seen active
service or not. While such q de-
mand on the part Il the public
Is more az less inevitable. Il makes
the Job ~ oar leaders more dis
agreeable and more difficult.
Under such conditions. Il would
seem 20 b. logical % expect MEM
bars of Congress to throw their
support "a the military leaders u
the nation by attempting 20 cx-
plain 60 constituents the facts ~
the world situation. the necessity
that thousands 1T men remain
IN service and the correctness II
procedure which permits men
with active service 81 b. relieved
bAsmc Who have not been ever
seas as long.
There b no indication that
congressman have caught this
point % viow OF recognized such
q responsibility In fact. in prac-
tically every state senators and
RepTc sentatives have taken az
various protests from relatives
and service men. pat m their
Spikes in an effort 90 change the
order II rehabilitation and thus
added 60 the difficulties ~ our
headers and increased the dis
content on the home front
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
ASNess::-H's
N.aGAWAEENGTCN


themselves. the number may be
further decreased.
Il Is interesting that the Amer
lean commander confirms the re-
port that American food must bc
imported 60 feed the German
people he does not believe in
pampering defeated Naxis bat he
favors . ration that viii prevent
disease.
Quick thinking Americans will
be inclined 90 say that the Ger
mans should take care Of them
selves. This attitude was entirely
logical and proper before the
surrender Of Germany. Immed-
lately upon the surrender. how
ever. the German people became
the wards 81 the victorious pow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
ZZZ\[ZZD
WEEKEND S0FTBALL
GAMES CANCELLED

The weekend softball
doubleheaders scheduled
at Eayvissw Park tonight
and Municipal Stadium to-
morrow afternoon have
been cancelled because OF
the threat Of the tropical
disturbance in this area.
independent Girls Of Mi
ami and the Key West
Coea-Cola Cirls were Co
have been featured In the
twin bills. Service and CO.
william clubs were slated 10
play second games IN the
double bills.
There 10 q possibility the
Miami Independent Cirls
will be brought TO Key
West for games al some
future date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
EXHIBITION GAME
LAST NIGHT

Southern Engineering Company
ten PLAYED an exhibition game
last night a. Baytiew Park with
packed team managed bv the
one and only George Washington
Malgrat. j.. bettcr known a.
AangueTa Ralph Sierra caught
foE the picked team ana sure DID
make mas manager. Paui 4fEry
look sick IT, caught and threw
and baiicd the ball like nobody s
business Martha Arrange
played second base and showed
the boys how that base should 10
played
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
ANOTHER EXHIBITION
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Another exhibition Of softhall
ended In q to tlc Wcdncsday
night - the Park Field II was
played by the L. ; =. Chiwlnk ter
and the B29 Bombcrs of the c.
william League.
The teams have bron rcmatch-
cd Tor another GENE S 80 o'clock
next WednC day afternoon 81
BayvleW Park They are event,
matched and q good. interesting
game should result
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15


ers ana II Is not tn scoosdancs
with American civilization for us
90 permit civilization fow - %
permit civilians 10 stsrve Il We
can prevent h.
In saying this. We are not nnach
concerted with ths h1dshlps
that the German people might
have to endure. We are mainly
eoneerned wifh the good name 81
this nation which. in - treat
Tnent of a conquered population
must reflect the ideals and cal-
ture Of the civilization which we
defended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15

ins uaion ta aousssios - 80.
- Waass afd t.etisi huugs
nsutnE she wsr. women have
i'e'a all wmta II pits and had
httlH elsoics in tae matter.
ftnae bnFu frosn isis 20 laas
wefe eunssfirted for either serv-
Hm w mun4fions work Others
weFe permitted % volunteer Ger
iffa bees ware cumacripted for
iis8saairY Wi9h the wosnen's land
afHaN 49, aitern@tiVe Whatever
se thNf hNid ffum hus condtc-
tfHHea tn a3Fcrufs workers and
tHeN aefv aH cumpslled 60 hold
aenf auFf ne buh unless they had
thahlFgn unsisr ~ az uhysicullv
HffH iheF wNrs plaoud there b.
thH Mmiatfy az Labor. Tha
81 Afsman explained
Huf Is wuEman refused 60
taAf ans uf the luhs offered Ne
WA8 alFeef hsF tn one-aerve
Ns Htth lnasl nufire advising
hef ~ thr fab and telling her g.
ftf af q certain place ~
aiaHn tamr. &C. utharNise there
wm4a g. 8 300 nound flnc and
tffFts Hanntils in prison
Women physically unfit for
salh fafa as factory WORK. D.
$50 utfe plaoed in other l0hs.
sssrh - raiphanr operators &C.
rtfn taf maHis bot tbs vas ali
anfs fhfHumh ere Ministry -
ialH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
EISENHOWER DECLARES
THAT We MUST
FEED THE GERMANS

General Elseuhawcr espresso
ihc opinion that American forces
- occupation in Germany VIII Ia
reduced g. around 10000 men
before thc winter IS over AMI
That. % On, Germans do mos. fot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
More Contributions
For Hospital Fund

The following are the latest
conturungps to the Buddy =
nsff Hospital Fund now nsIng
raised far The tensfI' 81 the ve'
Grams ~ the Tocal Naval Huspitsl
Previously acknowledged s2Sa
Al A Ronams $1,000 Lani Of
sun Daules SIS eco. Al AmsnRal
S. u0. Jlwmv FltzpatfiCk - ~
1 sgarus Lchrtr - DO Total S332
The Manhattan Cafe donation
4. nttd .Thmptav should have
read $50 instead off $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
DETROIT TIGERS
SHUTOUT MACKS
phiLLIEs AND CUBS SPLIT
poUBLEAEADERs GIANTS
DEFTAT CINCINNATI

NV YORK. Sept Detroit
defeated the Philadelphia Ath-
ietics ! 90 o yesterday in an alb
hreviated game that was called
in the sixth because 81 rain.
Philadelphia phillies and CHI
cago Cubs divided . double ball.
while the New York Giants vent
90 victory over the Cincinnati
Reds
Following are the results of the
games played yesterday
Nmtiongl League
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15
AkGERIcAN LEAGUE
Private Ernest Perez
With Infantry Group

WITH THE 35fh INFANTRY
DIVISION NEAR COBLENTZ
Germany. Sept IS The First
Battalion Of the 18Th Infantry
regiment. has been awarded Bat
tir Hunors and q Unit Citation
is the Va Department f1t
Outstanding performance Of duty
in action. IS 60 Ia July. 1914 r
tha regiment s. capture of HI
l22 near 81 -. France
Private Ernest Perez. Jr of
So Elizabeth street Is msnhC.
81 che organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15

sle--is i re ghaa Mawa = -
laG her fl9uu
Hie--If ysNn ean 60 nMAAmN .
- mors laain4 a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15

Slight rise In prices 10 expected
during FeconveFSion period.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15

- uttt sIWsttE sot ma ut fHt.
ttta2NEu - BGstNG tHt -
- ANu tuW NWNuus tot ~
~HAuG ut - uttaGsk - NV
tgWN tR~g ~. tm-t-m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15

Ernmerick. Feidman and kluttz
Mudak. FuN and l.akCman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15

MulCahy. Kari and Semnick
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-15

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-11
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FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Clear to partly cloudy and Il
little warmer Tonight and Sun
day. Few thunderShoWers in
mountains sunday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-11

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