davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Pictures and Mirrors

Z Originally 22.95 venetior Mir
rors. slightly Clipped, AZ inches
overall I-l5.o5
3 Originally 1875 MonteI Mir
rors, antique gold color fromes,
l2.95
"a Originally 3.95 Floral Prints,
antique gilt frames l.o5
45 Originally 2.95 Prints, with
colored fromes- -1.5o
II Originally $50 Venetion
Mirrors, octoeon shape .---1.5o
All Frames Sold as Is
Pictures, Mirrors, Fourth Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Juniors and Misses
Apparel

% Originally 1879 sweoter Dick
les; oquo, powder blue, pink;
properly lobeled os to wool con-
tent 59e
10 Originally 1895 and 1895
TaiIored Classic Dresses; short,
three-quorter and long sleeves.
Wool Jerseys and mixtures;
stripes and solid shodes; properly
lobeled os to wool content; sizes
II to l8------
5 Originally 1895 Misses Tei-
Iored Classic Dresses; long
sleeves; royon eobordine and
port-wool mixtures; properly lob
eled as to wool content; misses
sizes ----------------7.95
The Hechf Co,
Downstairs Store, Storfsweay
Is Originally 5.ss and 7.s5
Juniors and and Misses Dresses;
royon and wool and royon and
cotton crepes; one and two piece
styles; properly lobeled as to wool
content nt----z.98
The Hechf Co,
Downsfnirs Store, Dresses
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Teen Apparel

Originally $3.50 Red AH-WooI
Coot, size l3-Ie.e
Originally 1895 Red Fleece
coot. size "A i3.o5
8 Originally $3.50 Fur-Trimmed
Coots, sizes | to l5--l6.95
IS Originally 1895 Navy PEG
Joekets, sizes 4 to l8--ll.95
s Originally I6.s5 Dresses, sizes
" = S.II
z Originally 1925 Dresses, sizes
l3 to IS 3.9o
3 Originally 8.95 Dresses, sizes
, 10 } 3.SS
Originally 1925 Red Dress,
Teen Shop, Second Floor,
The Heeht Co,
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Mems Wear

13 Originally 1875 Mems Re-
versible coots; eroy or blue mix
lures on one side and woter-re-
pellent cotton eobordine on the
reverse. Broken sizes 7.5O
10 Originally 5.9o Mems Roin-
eoots; army rejects; olive drob,
= shades es------I.oo
7 Originally 5.e5 to sos Mems
Trousers; sturdy fobrics; properly
lobeled os to wool content, size
81 Woist -- l.9o
10 Originally $50 Mems Slip
over Sweaters; long sleeves; teal,
blue and green; sizes 36 to As;
properly lobeled os to wool con-
tent 90
Is Originally 3ee to 55e Mems
Ties; seconds; stripes, ploids and
oll-oyer potterns -- Sc
II Originally 4.oe Mems BIonket
Robes; blue or maroon oIl-over
pottern; small size LOO
z Originally 500 Mems FlanneI
Robes; navy blue; medium size;
properly lobeIed as to wool con-
tent .UU
The Hechf Co, Downstairs Store
Boys Wear
20 Originally 100 Boys sus-
penders; ciip-on style; adjustable,
soc
80 Originally z.s9 Boys Two
Piece Wosh Suits; to weor in or
out of blouse; suspender top
shorts. Sizes 3 to 8------l.77
Evening star., 1945-03-15
ON SALE BEGINNING
ToiIetries T


II Originally 500 Pointed Chino
Back Hair Brushes -----l.5o
II Originally 500 Wood Fixture
Frames. 7xo, loxl2, llxl4,
I2o Originally Al.2o Lookup"
Hair koquer Pads 23e'
27o Originally sSe Major B vi
tonin B Complex Tablets, zoos,
l9e
1000 Tox Included.
Toileries. Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Clearance Of Remnants
"a OFF!
Woods, sleek royons and bright
cottons-ideol for moking your
spring and summer wardrobe!
Fabric Center, Street Floor,
7 The Hechf Co.
Clearance Of Homewores
10 Originally 1895 Five-Pieee
Dinette Set, refectoY table with
drawer and a chairs. Primevero
with red or blue ue-----69.95
II Originally 1880 Five-Pieee
Dinette Set; refectoy tobIe and
4 chairs -------59.50
I Originally 1898 Cabinet Bose;
22x27-ineh blue lnoleun top,
cutlery drower. large storooe
compartment 1898
4 Originally 1895 Electric Heat
z Originally 1900 Imprinted
Bookcase and Desk Combine
tions; sold os is--------9 9.S8
45 Originally 1895 Cabinet Bose
Units; sink height, 3ox24x24
''N''SS -
4 Originally 1895 De Luxe Bed
Troys; with cosmetic stationery
and playing cord compartment,
e.ss
Al Originally 1923 Shower Cur
toin and Window Drope ensem-
bies --- 6.o8
l Originally le.4o White Broom
Closet, sold os 7.e5
! Originally e.s5 Tiie-Top To-
bourette; sold os is -3.95
48 Originally $40 Six-Woy Cost
Iron Cookers 3.93
so Originally 5.s5 Stainless Steel
3-Pieee Carving Sets 3.95
; Originally 5.s5 TiIe-Top To-
bourettes; sold os is s-2.e5
s Originally 5.9s koturoI Fin
ished Hardwood Shelf 2.ee
80 Originally 3.s9 katuroi Fin
ished Hardwood Shelf 2.49
l3 orisinclly 5.49 katural Fin
ished Hardwood Shelf 2.4e
q Originally 2.9s Pair Of Nat
uroI Finished Hardwood Shelves,
l.ee peir
9 Originally 800 Natural Fin
ished Hardwood Shelves l.99
n Originally 2.s5 Four-Quar.
Cost Iron Dutch Ovens 1.o8
40 Originally 5.eS Mems Suit
Bags; Upper closing 1873
10 Originally 2.49 koturoI Fin
ished Hardwood Shelf i.4o
s Originally i.9s Natural Fin
ished Hardwood Shelf I.2o
II Originally 1863 White Metal
Stools - 100
90 Originally 1893 Quilted chintx
Boudoir Boxes LOO
- Originally 1873 Eisht-Pieee
Stainless Steel Butter Sprecders,
100
81 Originally 100 BensaIire-
Covered Tissue Boxes, complete
with tissue 89e
100 Originally Las Minute
Mops; with droiner- -89e
so Originally Las D'sopeer
Household Deodoront and Ato-
mixer ---- -- 89c
10 Originally soc Bowl Brushes,
39e
50 Originally 6oe Ra diator
Brushes 39e
II Originally Las Arret Both
Tub Spray and Sproyer 3se
50 Originally soc Metal Top-of-
Stove Plates 2oe
400 Originally Sc BolIs Of Steel
Wool ------2 for Sc
Homewares, Seventh Floor,
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Winter Coots
1888

Warm, oII-wool dress coots, lux
uriousIy trimmed with red fox,
squirrel, silver fox rump, fox tolls,
and baum morten dyed opossum.
All worRnIy interined, fitted,
boxy, and tuxedo styles high
lighted in the group, which in
cIudes sizes for misses and wom-
en-. Black, blue, green, rust, not
every size in every color or style.
Thrift Goats, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Clearance Of Remnonts
"a OFF!

Woods, sleek royons and bright
cottons-ideol for mokino your
spring and summer wordrobe
Fabric Center, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
II Originally 81. 40
Thrift Fur Coots
1000

Including 209o Tax
Youthfully styled shortie stroller
ooots Of Mendoza dyed coney in
baum morten or dyed squirrel
tones. SNORT and warm for the
whole season. Sizes II to Is.
Thrift Fnrs, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Is Originally 3.95 to 7.95
Better Blouses
2.88
Bioases, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
II On d b q os

~ " " " u u
4 Originally $500 Imported
Leather Handboss, black, all
leather lined --35.4o
10 Originally 500 Green Royon
FaiIIe Hondboss. underorm or top
handle style $50
II Originally $50 Evening Bags.
top handle, block only-----2.4o
$50 Nom -ToxobIe Originally l.5o
and ZOO Novelty and sompIe
Belts 79c
All Prices Include 208o Tar
Handbags, Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-03-15
JeWeIry


II Originally 1900 Sterling Sill
yer Bor7ettes 500
IS Originally 7.es Mexiean Sill
yer and Stone Pin and Eorrins
Sets 4.S0
Originally 500 Luxite and
PeorI Necklaces. 30" length,
2.4o
80 Originally ZOO Wooden Gig
orette Boxes ---75e
"a Originally I.zo Metal and
Plastic Earrinss 3oe
II Originally l.2o PIostie Pins,
soc
All Prices Include 20qo Tar
Jeweiry, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
on two issues that are on the agenda
at San Francisco. l.

on two issues that are on the agenda
at San Francisco.
The first Is demand that two
Of the Soviet republics-the Uk-
raine and White Russia-be given
independent seats and votes in the
United Nations assembly. Both Mr..
Roosevelt and Mr.. Churchill agreed
at Yalta to vote for this proposal,
and so the United States and Brit
ish delegations are bound to do so.
Heated Debate Likely.
However, it is probable that the
issue may lead to heated debate.
Russia also may be expected to
take strong stand on the proposals
made at San Francisco for the post
war control of inundated territory.
Also-particularly if it joins in
the war against Japan, as expected
Russia may be expected to claim
an interest in the disposition of
some of the territory now dominated
by Tokyo. This interest is particu-
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Russia to Press Military Might
At PorIey in San Francisco

in its disappointing experience with
the old League of Nations.
In the Leagues early days, Mos
cow regarded it as an instrument of
the capitalistic powers to preserve
the status quo in Europe, and
steered wide of it. However, follow
ing the rise of Nazi power in Ger
many, Russia joined the League in
1884 in the hope that it would take
effective action in curbing German
militarism.
Former Foreign Commissar Maxim
Litvinoff, constantly preaching the
doctrine that peace is indivisible"
that is, that aggression anywhere
menaces every one in the interna-
tional communicated in efforts to
curb Italian and German imperial
ism. With growing disappointment,
Moscow watched Geneva's failure
to halt Italy's invasion of Ethiopia,
Nazi rearmament and finally Ger
man reoccupation of the Rhineland.
Red Tape Blamed.
These failures Moscow attributed
largely to the red tape in the League
Covenant which enabled the big
powers, often using small nations
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Third of a Series.)
BY JOSEPH H. BAIRD.

II United Nations security Or
ganization satisfactory to Soviet
Russia emerges from the San Fran
cisco Conference, it will be one
capable of making prompt decisions
and hurting overwhelming military
force against an aggressor.
More than any of the other Big
Five powers, Russia has insisted that
the United Nations organization be
markedly more effective in the mill
tary sphere than what Soviet writer's
call the Geneva debating society,""
In matters Of security, at least, Mos
cow has insisted on dominant role
for the big nations which actually
furnish the soldiers, guns and air
planes to put down aggression.
This viewpoint was marked at the
very opening of the Dumbarton
Oaks conversations last summer
when the Soviet delegate, Ambassa-
dor Andrei A. Gromyko, said:
I'm order to guarantee peace and
security it is absolutely necessary to
have resources with the aid of which
aggression could be prevented or
suppressed and international order
maintained.
Fought for Big Power Rule.
"In the light of the above it be-
comes clear what responsibility falls
to the nations which bear the main
brunt of the present war and which
possess the necessary resources and
power to maintain peace and secur-
ity. First of all, the resources
of such great nations as the Soviet
Union and the United States and
Great Britain"
Throughout the Dumbarton Oaks
conversations, Ambassador Gromyko
fought for big power control of the
security council and for the ear
marking of air forces which could
go into action against an aggressor
on an hours notice.
If the present draft of the Dunn
barton Oaks plan, as modified by
the Yalta agreement among the late
President Roosevelt, Prime Minister
Churchill and Premier Stain, is
accepted at San Francisco without
vital amendments, Russia will have
achieved its objective. Under the
Yalta formula. the unanimous con-
sent of all the Big Five council
members is required for it to take
action, and it can move against an
aggressor with the approval of
seven of it's II members-that is,
the Big Five plus two.
Reasons for RuSSias insistence
on big-power control can be found
Evening star., 1945-04-19
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW SIGNS
TOiIetrieS

STARED Items Plus 20es Tar
Glida's Utility Bags. Orig.
s1.O0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49c
Fabron's Bubble Bath. Orig.
09C S5c~
Pinaud's Dusting Powder. AS
sorted Fragrances. Orig. 79c.
59c"
Sedira Face Powder. Assorted
shades. Orig. 19c Sc
Charm Kurl Permanent Wave
Sets. Orig. SOC 25c*
Gramatan Hair Lotion. Ideal
hair tonic. Orig. 69c- 19c*
Hershey Tar Soap. Grand for
shampooing. 3 cakes orig. 25c,
I0c
Lotus Sanitary Napkins. Econ
omy size 58's. Orig. 89c doz.,
69c
Bath Salts in Jars. Assorted
scents. Orig. 39c*
Owens Clothes g. Shampoo
Brushes. Pure b1stles,39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Notions

Knitting Bags. Red, brown.
Orig. 81 SOC
"a OdOr Out Room Deodorants.
Orig. 89c ------39c
30 Plastic Curl Master Curler
Sets. Orig. Csc 15c
Is Black Shoe Paste. Orig. 10c,
SC
10 Sewing Kits. Orig. 81 Soc
10 Furniture Polish. Orig. 35c,
19c
Cotton Puffs. Z in a package.
Orig. 10c ---2 for l5c,
is Plastic Coated Garment
Bags. Assorted colors. Orig.
s5.95 -------S2
Pin Cushions. Orig. 50c----19c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19

gomery County service men and
women killed In this war-will be
held at the Montgomery County
Camp and Hospital workroom, s203
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, from
2 to pm. tomorrow.
Open house will be held at the
headquarters for all residents of
the county. Gen. F. B. Mallon and
Mrs. Mallon OF Fort Meade, Red
Cross field directors and camp and
hospital officials from nearby areas
have been invited.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Hosiery

Full-Fashioned Sheer Rayon
Hosiery. Broken sizes, styles.
Cotton reinforced. as is 59c
Irregulars of Run Resistant
Rayon Hosiery. Mock seams,
Good colors and sizes. Cotton
tops and feet. Slight irregu-
larlCleS ESC
Imperfects Of Full-Fashioned
Rayon Hosiery Good colors
and sizes. Medium weight.
Cotton reinforced feet,
2 prs. for 81
Imperfects of Full-Fashioned
Rayon Hosiery. Not all sizes
and colors. Mends. Cotton re-
inforced -- 39c
Misses Ankle Socks of Mer-
cerized Cotton. Broken sizes
and colors. Soiled -19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-04-19

as their pawns, to smother effective
action by technicalities and windy
debate. The Russians, having been
invaded by Germany twice within a
generation, approach San Francisco
with the determination that if they
are to place reliance in the United
Nations organization for security,
it must be designed for rapid and
effective military action.
Aside from this, the Russians may
be expected to take strong stand
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Leather. Goods
Starred Items Plus 20G

STARRED Items Plus 20%o Tnr
IS Handbags. Orig. $3.50,
$1.59*
/ Black Faille Bag. Orig.
$1O.5O $500
10 Handbags. Orig. 1895,
5000
2 Brown Alligator Graines
Leather Bags. Orig. $l0.50,
$685.
1 White Beaded Evening Bag.
AS is. Orig. SIS 5000
10 ColorfuI Doeskin Bags. Orig.
$3.50 " $500
Is Handbags. Orig. IS $685.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Daytime Dresses

Is Solid Color Spun Rayon Ma
ternity Dresses. Small sizes.
Orig. $3.50 1897
20'Cott0n Wash Dresses. Misses
sizes only. Orig. $3.50 $1.47
rs Cotton Wash Dresses and
Rayon Print Dresses. Soiled.
Orig. $3.99-------.-$2.5S
30 Cotton Wash Dresses. Sizes
12-l4-l6 only. Orig. $2.99, $1.67
II Waistband and Bib Aprons.
Orig. $2.50-$2.99- 99----------. SIC
10 White Rayon Shantung Uni
forms. Soiled. Orig. $5.95, 33.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Infants Wear
Orig. $33-$39.95

Group Of Wearables: Loafer
Jackets, Wash Suits, White Bib
Top Shorts. Orig. sl.99-2.99,
88c
Infants Chenille Robes g. Crib
Spreads Sl.f9
Group Of Wearables: Cotton
Knit Pajamas, Sweaters, Girls
Chenille Robes, Dark Carriage
Robes. Orig. $3.99-5.99 $l.S8
Group of Wearables and Small
Stuffed Toys ---.- --- SAC
Group of Waterproof Pants and
Sheets. Orig. 39c lac
Boys Two-Tone Sport Jackets.
Orig. $685. ----- 1927
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Budget Dresses
Orig. $29.95-$33

Women's Dresses, Faconne top
and crepe skirt. Broken sizes.
Orig. $10.95--$ $7.99
Misses Classic Style Rayon
Crepe Dresses. Coral only.
Broken sizes. Orig. $8.95, $5.4S
Women's Checked Spun Rayon
Dresses. Classic coat style.
Orig. $7.95--S S3.88
Women's Classic Style Spun
Rayon Prints. Orig. $7.95, S4.48
Misses Pastel Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Slightly soiled. Orig.
SlO.95 S7.99
Misses Jumpers. Pastel shades.
Orig. $10.95--S8 S8.88
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Bed Dept.

2 Double Size Felt Mattresses.
AS is. Orig. $13.95 $8.98
/ Double Size Felt Mattress. As
is. Orig. s24.95 -- S14.95
l Single Size Felt Mattress. AS
is. Orig. s2295 --- $12.S8
/ Single Size Felt Mattress. AS
is. Orig. s14.95 $3.50
l Maple Finished Cricket Chair.
As is. Orig. $12.95 S6.66
l Sofa Bed. As is. Orig. $69.95,
S48.88
3 21x27-In. Turkey Feather Pill
lows. AS is. Orig. $1.49- 79c
2 Single Size Bed Springs.
Metal cable, link with hard
wood frame. Orig. $11.95, $500
l Boudoir Chair. AS is. Orig.
$3.50 SS.33
1 Occasional Chair. As is. Orig.
$13.95 -----$7.S8
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
JeiceIru

Starred Items Plus 20T Tar
; Stone Set Plastic Compacts.
Orig, IS S3 S3s
Leather Compacts. Orig. 50,
$1.50
IS 3-Initial Pins. Orig. 81.
Not All Initials) Soc
35 3-Initial Gold Plated Brace
lets. Orig. 81 -.- .-- 50cs
l Enameled Spray Pin. Orig.
90 - %o
l Lucite Pin. Orig. $5- $1.95*
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Girls Wear
BETTER Dresses

20 Daytime Dresses. Prints
and plain sheers. Sizes 1914,
181a-221z. Orig $i6.95-s22.95,
$I2.97
Is Daytime Dresses. Plain
sheers and prints. Sizes 1913.
Orig. $14.95-$16.95- 1897
Kam's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-04-19

larly marked In the case OF Man.
churia, Inner Mongolia and the
southern half of Sakhalin Island.
Tomorrow-French policy at San
Francisco.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Junior Dept.

20 Dresses. Orig. $895-S10.95,
$500
Is Rayon Dresses. Orig. $10.95.
$500
Is Dresses. Orig. $l495-s22.95,
$1,000
IL Suits. Orig. Sl695 $12.SS
10 Jumpers. Orig. $8.95-sl4.95,
S3.99
Is Sweaters. All wool. Orig.
$5-$795 --------$l.91
30 Blouses. Orig. $3.99-$7.95,
S1.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Meade Memorial Room
Preview Is PIunned

A preview of the furnishings and
equipment for the memorial room
at Fort Meade-dedicated to Mont
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Clearance! SoiIed Blankets
and Comforts

. 3, 500 Wool, 5o2o Cotton Blankets, 72xa4"
rayon bound Orig. $7.95-
. 2, 800 Wool, 20qo Rayon Plaid Blankets.
Rayon bound. 72x84". Orig. $15.95--Pr.
0 All-wool Blankets, Plain colors Rayon
bound 72x84", Orig. $15.95------
Q g 88qo rayon, 1870 wool rayon satin
bound. Size 72x84 inch. Orig. s5.95---
Q Wool Filled Comforts. Rayon covered
72xS4" Orig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Lingerie

Printed Cotton Pajamas. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1895 $2.39
Black Nyion Slips. Broken
sizes. Orig. s3.s5----$l.97
Cotton Sateen Slips. Large sizes.
Orig. $3.50 -$1.39
Rayon Slips. Broken sizes.
Orig. $1.89 9---A--$1.39
Warm Bed Jackets. Small sizes.
Orig. $500 $1.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Neckueur
SpOrtSaUear

IL Rayon Dresses. Orig. $14,95,
$40
IA Rayon Gabardine Dresses.
Orig. $19.95----$12
10 Rayon Gabardine Dresses.
Orig. $l0.J5--------$6 Sc
4 Rayon Gabardine Dresses.
Orig. $8.95 -- 81
2l Cotton Polo Shirts. Orig.
STAG $1.19
81 All-Wool ,Slip-On Sweaters.
Orig. $7.95------------ $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19

pantry pals with snug -fittlrs
covers, handy bail handles.
Many uses! 12-qt. size. No mail
or phone orders.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Sl.O9

Zeal. Renuzit dry cleaner.
Safe. economical. effective.
Grand for hats, upholstery, etc.
Odorless.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-15

In a single day New Workers
made 12,287.627 telephone calls.
That record, says the nan as the
next desk. was naturally the talk
Of the town.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-21
PUBLIC WORKS
BOARD TO AIR
IMPROVEMENTS
PUBLIC MEETING CALLED
ron TONIGHT At CITY
HALL: GENERAL PUBLIC IN
vTTED TO ATTEND

Paul G.. Albury. chairman
of the Board al Public
Works. has called a public
meeting Of the organization
to De held 4 o'clock tonight
in City Hall.
"All Interested In the lu-
ture of Key West. and e.
perially those who desire
better streets throughout the
city" Mr.. AlbuTy said IA an
uounCing the meeting. ARE
urgently requested 90 be 10
attendance and take part IA
the discussions"
Othsf mattess conceInsns thc
welfare If ths city wlu h. gons
ntn ~ ths session and cv,fyor
viii e. welcomed g. rzpf, "a, q
uplnmn4 pn ans of ths s1bJrgts
brought bCfm, iht taaft
The meeilng h.id b,su aUplual
D. th,du,sa fu Freddy nl-h' ui
last &c,k bat A.s postponed bc-
gst.ao e TIE hIfuean, taIcat 90
that time
Ai4 ,altua. tEH cluu-. 1usI
ness. labor iratt uaL religious.
prufcssiuuaI and oihtf oIaanl.a-
faous. bota t.uItt sTd caluad.
Mr Albull sad to-day. afc cA-
tlndtd an invitation tu 81 pies
cnt tonight
Street u pro- tu.. uf and Ns-
.iuus other matter, it arInE un a
better Key Wet 81 % t,e thorough
iN erred coo lhc IntsE..t ot -.,ur-
ng uany improvements So bodily
needed 81 ihs ums
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-21
RESULTS or AIR BLITZ
or INTEREST TO CON-
TRACTORS or ToMoR.
ROWS BUILDINGS
BY rRUDI NJ cULLoucH
~ Naarfeaturea writer

NEW YORK. Sept. 81
One IF the reasons Why
Britain war production did
not stop during the blisz
and Germany was able 60
continue under repeated
bombing D. of interest 90
contractor. engineers and
architects planning tomOr-
row buildings.
Buildings constructed of
steel frames. unless they
suffered direct hit. were
lett standing in skeleton
form. Once the rubble was
cleared away new constTuC-
ton could bee quickly super
imposed on the steel frames.
Many Ruhr Valley plants
we're rebuilt ~ six a. eight
week. MANY British manu-
facturers IN 1912 threw tar
paulins over the framework
and continued production
under steel aud canvas for "A
long time.
These findings. currently pub
hshcd 20 the American Institute
81 Sisel -onstruction's Digest.
"a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-21
Macarthur Paints Dismal Picture
For Future Of Japanese People
( Claims ~ Illmme 80
FUTURE lomdIaiams
Rests EmilFxis Mtah
WaFlords

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1850
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ATTENTION PLEASE

Ties MAN Hetsla osuta an
"i'H h'1ti oa'' liilt ui ~ plcW-
iti ~ t'te. as fellows fs4mb
'#r INNS ildi iht Plumbing Nudt
end thc Plumbing inspector shoald
p mi them o. tuln uui ans KIND
.i .a.H END rHi q. 1tett ihe peo-
plt Ahe ale pas .ng Goa tht work
J , >1Ees. i5lm,I memtef 81
me Piun'Hns Board ord hiFfse'f
ttf. iu.i t.s Gus r.4ne B
IT,. sea, night
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-21
HEAVY BOMBING PROVES STEEL
EWARS TOUGH GUY METAL
\[%[[[Z%[S
RUMOR OF STORM
REFUSES TO DIE

That rumos that began IN
Kew West sundsy thst an.
ether hurricane Is brswing n
this vieinssY refuses 60 "a
killed or die Of its own sc
cord.
TIE owner q . iuHsbeE
yard In Ksy wesi called TIE
Ciiinsn a. Ils50 o'cioxk this
morning end asked
Why ere people rushing
into my place 10 buY STERN
shutterx7 has anssheF haFFs.
cane been repoEtsd7
As to the frat questioa.
he yes informed that bsyiEs
the shutters PRECISELY waa
the esskwssh 81 vndsFtsw 81
the runner xsout anssheF
Siorm. and. ss % the aacoma
question. he wss ted that
the loSal Weather Bursan.
emily : fsw minutes bssors.
has submitted its dailv re-
Pert 10 The citrsn ana the
report showed that no STERN
Of snS naturs ~as FepoFisd IN
shia general srea.
Bot the runner has net baan
sontinad 10 KeY West. up In
Miami. down throuah Dmds
county ana ihrouah rs
Fisrids KEYS the runner -
rife u reached that polnl q
Miami where tire weatheH
man felt 0bliss1 20 publigiY
deny the ruFnor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-21
Japanese In General Arc
Complying With Orders As
Issued By Allied Command
TN MILLION
OUT OF WORK
BY NEXT JUNE

WAAttfAGT0N Sect al
Zee msliiann nefnan wiii be
maf ef wuFM Is ths unitsa
atatas ~ maMt 1wna. OPA
g. laaad tnaav.
g. was atsfaa net the &c.
ahe was baasa en tee laY sffa
fha1 ml eeEar 90 plamia eur
sna ths rsriad of feeouver
Hhs aeak " was explained.
So - feaeaea in tuns. and
ffHm than un unamaploYEusnt
@tA 88Nfe8aa.