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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-15
No Fleet Post Office,
San Grandson California

No Fleet Post Office,
San Francisco, California.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for dr.
vorce in the above styled cause on
or before the 25th day of May.
\. u. 1915, otherwise the aHega-
tons therein will be taken as con-
fcSSed.
This order is to be published once
q week for four consecutive weeks
in the Key West Citizen, a newspa-
per published IN Key West, Florida.
Done and Ordered this 23rd day
of April, a. n. 1915.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
(SdD ALLAN b. CLEARE. JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
apr24 ;May1 s. II. 1915
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LEGAl.S.
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAyIE, STATIJTE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious name
Of Island Electric Service, Semi
nary and George Streets. Key West.
Florida, intends to register the said
fictitious name with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Monroe County,
Florida.
b. ASHMORE.
may1 S-15-22, 1915 Sole owner.
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Advertising produces results when it
is. spent in the right medium; you know
where we mean. If not, ask the advertising
man of The Citizen
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No man can be, in the full sense, a
good man who is not good citizen.
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Why should millions die to make a
better world for their descendants; why
not make better world without the enor-
nous sacrifice of human beings?
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George B. Graham was placed
on trial this morning. ON charge
of prohibiting employees of the
State Plant Board from spraying
trees in his yard.
Among the Mothers Day
events in KEY West was the
christening of the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Knowles in the
home of his grandmother, Mrs
Edith Hardin, 1908 Southland
street.
Mrs. Robert Kerr and grandson;
Ivan Roberts, Jr.. left yesterday
for Tavernier TO visit her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Roberts.
Mrs. Raul Carbonell and baby
left yesterday for Miami to visit
relatives.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
An Arkansas newspaper an
nounces the postponement of a
Lecture on What to Eat" because
lecturer was suffering from an
attack Of indigestion.
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Be very careful of making promises;
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KEY WEST IN = . :
DAYS GONE By
rom FILES or THE CITIZEN
OF MAY is. 1895

A Delinquent Tax Board of
appeals was named last night
ct a meeting of the county COM
n issioners in conformity with a
law signed by the governor on
Nay 8.
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The most popular book undoubtedly is
and will always be the pocketbook
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BUTTON HOLES made at 525
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Expansion of the Hub Store
was announced today by William
Mendell, who said he will open
a mems department in the
Renedo Building.
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Let's see: Who was it that had an air
force that could overwhelm the world?
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University Georgia. according TO
information received here. by his
aunt, Mrs. Everett Russell
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knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. B. F. Camp
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Captain Thomas James,. USN,
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TRAILER: factory built elactfic
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Evening star., 1945-01-02

cinc Ocean areas and land-based
planes wiped out 1900 more totals
In the theater OF Gen. Macarthur
are not included), an estimated 225.-
600 enemy troops and such strong
bastions as Truk and Rabaul have
been reduced to impotence or ashes"
Later at his press conference Ad-
miral Nimitz said the destruction
OF Japanese shipping was at pace
exceeding production.
'The decisive battles, the greatest
battles, the hardest battles in the
Pacific war are still to come" the
war review emphasized.
The enemy, like ourselves, has
just begun to fight"
Admiral Nimitz announced yes
terday that Liberator bombers on
Saturday attacked Two Jima, enemy
air base in the Volcano Islands, for
the oath straight day.
Evening star., 1945-01-02
Final Arguments Due
In Chaplin Case Today
Ey the Associated Press.

Gy stue ASSOClhteu FIeSbs
LOS ANGELES. Jan. "A jury OF
seven women and five men may be-
gin deliberations today-but more
probably tomorrow-on whether
Charlie Chaplin fathered Joan
Berry's 14-month-old daughter Caro-
Ann.
The paternity suit reopens after
q three-day New Year recess with
final arguments by the 55-year-old
comedians lawyer, Charles E. Mil
likan, in answer to the fiery summa-
ton delivered Friday by Joan's at
torney, Joseph Scott.
Only a 9-to-3 decision-not IL.
vote, unanimity-is necessary for the
jury to reach a verdict in the civil
suit.
Should the white haired actor
producer be decreed the father, Mr..
Scott told a reporter, the court would
call a hearing, at which, after con-
sidering attorneys arguments, II
would fix the, sum to be paid by
Chaplin for the child's support.
Evening star., 1945-01-02

Through constant vigilance and tireless effort on
the part of employees, thousands Of men and train
loads Of materials have been moved efficiently
and quickly to aid the Allied cause.
The constant improvements in railroading-re
suling in safe, efficient transportation are due
in large measure to the American system Of en-
couraging workers to seek advancement through
personal enterprise and initiative We're fighting
and working to maintain that spirit Of equal
opportunity for all :.
Evening star., 1945-01-02

regency and the government ! cor
rect. just and democratically OBJ
tanned solution for disputed ques-
TONS"
His statement was accompanied
by advices from Athens indicating
that 1t. Gen. Ronald M. Scobie,
British commander, would confer
again today with representatives
OF the left wing ELIAS group in an
effort to arrive at q truce in the
strife in the capital.
Archbishop Damaskinos was said
to be planning visit to Salonika to
try to persuade that ELAS-domi-
mated second city OF Greece to sup
port a nonpartisan government to
be headed by Gen. Nicholas Plas-
tiras, who forced the abdication of
King Constantine in 1922 by a mill
|tary coup.
Evening star., 1945-01-02
Assistance Of Russia
lin Pacific Would Be
Welcome, Nimitz Say.
BY the Associated Press.


PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR.
TIERS, PEARL HARBOR, Jan. a.
The long-untouched topic of possible
Russian participation In the wa
against Japan was out in the opei
today, with Admiral Chester w
Nimitz, q key figure in the Pacifi,
struggle, permitting war correspond.
ents to quote him as saying h,
would welcome such an eventuality
This terse but perhaps signifi-
cant comment by the five-star
admiral came at time when
the Soviet press has been dealing
bluntly with the Japanese mill
tary situation. Pravda last week
said "the development of Pacific
events becomes even more unfav-
orable for Japan.")
Admiral Nimitz, back from q toul
OF the forward areas, includinf
Saipan, which is sending the Super
Fortresses to Japan, told pres.
conference yesterday that landing.
on the China coast remained high
on the agenda; but he said the
enemy's tenacity, illustrated by un.
relenting resistance by by-passec
islands. made it necessary to con.
template invasion of Japan itself.
Cautiously Optimistic.
The Pacific leader was cautiously
optimistic, but he made clear rough
going was just ahead
Then he was asked:
would you welcome Russian par
ticipation in the Pacific war on oul
side?"
"Yes," he promptly answered.
II am glad you put that last phrase
in-'on our side.'"
Another ally of the European wal
theater, Great Britain, was warmly
welcomed into the Pacific Ocean
scene. Admiral Nimitz said the bic
British fleet which will be put into
action has not arrived but the work
of British naval units there already
is having q good effect.
His press conference yesterday
followed the issuance of 1914 wal
review which made point of the fact
that Japan, presently being blasted
by B-29s from Saipan, now has
become vulnerable to attack by car
rier-based planes.
Successes Outlined.
The review condemned these ac-
complishments in l944 against
Japan: Surface ships and aircraft
sank two battleships, five aircraft
carriers, seven heavy cruisers, vel
over 300 cargo ships and transport.
and 200 other vessels; submarines
sank 468 enemy ships.
With December totals still to be
added, carrier-based planes de
stroyed $3.50 enemy aircraft in Pa.
Evening star., 1945-01-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 4
|oPA Agrees to Survey
Cost Of Oil Production

~ the Associated Press.
4OPA has agreed to survey crude
oil producing costs to determine
IL ceiling prices are adequate or
an industry-wide increase should be
granted.
Price A d dministrator Chester
Bowles said the action does not
mean any change in OPAs posi-
ton that there should be no gen.
|eral crude price increase. He said
the industry wide survey was Or
|dered at request Of the House Small
Business Committee and various In
Idividual producers.
Evening star., 1945-01-02
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

ny AnE nhSAlN SEht1CE.
Q. How many miles does the av.
erage person walk in a lifetime
ID. G..
A. The average individual walk.
65, 900 miles during his lifetime.
@. Is sabotage a Federal offense
-R. Y.
! A. In 1910, Congress amended the
Espionage Act of 1917 thereby max
ing sabotage a Federal offense.
Evening star., 1945-01-02

Ihe wires hum. It's "3T order-important in
shuchons for train soon to arrive and for which
the conductor must sign. The station agent sets
the semaphore. The red light flashes its warning.
The train arrives and rumbles to stop.
This is just one Of many safety measures estab-
ished by Union Pacific to assure reliable trans
portahon Of passengers and freight. War resulted
in tremendous increase in rail traffic. AS might
be expected, large part Of that traffic has been
directed over Union Pacific's strategic middle
route" uniting the East with the Pacific Coast
/ 0 AMERICA" radio proqra
Mutual nationwide Sunday ahsr
Consult lnswspa he Ia and
Evening star., 1945-01-02
Regent Of Greece
Calls On All Factions
10 Lay Down Arms
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-In his first Of
fetal statement as regent Of Greece,
Archbishop Damaskinos Of Athens
told the Greek people yesterday
that the immediate laying down OF
arms was "an indispensable pre-
condition" for solving the country's
political crisis.
I'm the name of our suffering
country" the regent said in a state
'ment released simultaneously. here
and in Athens, I'VE call upon those
bearing arms to agree to lay them
down at once and intrust to the
Evening star., 1945-01-02
Senator Moloney Enters
Meriden Hospitul
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MERIDEN, Conn, Jan. 2.-Sena-
ter Maloney, Democrat, Of Connect
icut was admitted yesterday morn.
ing to the Meriden Hospital.
DIR. Laichael ]. Conroy, his 1t.
tending physician, said Senator Ma.
loney was suffering from severe
cold and general rundown condi.
ton due to overwork. He said hi
has ordered the Senator to remain
at the hospital for observation anc
rest.
Evening star., 1945-01-02

| Q. Is sabotage a Federal offense? I?
r. Y.
A. In 1910, Congress amended the
Espionage Act of 1917 thereby max
ing sabotage Federal offense.
@. II a helicopter were 1000 feet
in the air and its motor went dead,
would it crash?-E. L. H.
A. 1t would float down slowly due
to the passage of wind through the
large blades above the body of the
helicopter which automatically
would turn the blades.
@. What is the pay of a general
in the Japanese Army?-K. c. L.
A. A general receives the equiva-
lent of $126.50 a month; ieuten-
ant general, $11117; and a major
general, 1858.
@. How many bands has the
Army?-T. L. M.
A. At present there are 1888, in
cluding q number of National Guard
bands, the majority consisting of
% men each and the remainder of
56 men. This represents a tremen-
dous increase over peacetime figures.
@. How extensive are the Chi
cago stockyards?-L. B. w.
A. The Chicago stockyards COM
prise 500 acres and handle about
one-sixth of all the livestock mar
keted through American stockyards.
@. What candidates for Presi-
dent besides Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Thomas E. Dewey took part in
the recent election?-P. E. H.
A. Claude A. Watson, Prohibi-
ton; Norman Thomas, Socialist;
Gerald L. K. Smith, America First;
Edward A. Teichert, Industrial Gov
ernment.
@. Has former senior grade
lieutenant, honorably discharged
from the Navy, the right to wear his
uniform at his own wedding?-
j. A. F.
A. The Navy Department says
that a lieutenant, senior grade, in
the Navy who was honorably dis
charged may wear his uniform at
his own wedding If it is military
or naval" wedding.
@. What is the present strength
of the Marine Corps?-A. P. L.
A. The latest available informa-
ton concerning the strength of the
Marine Corps Is that the overall
total Is 473, ,184 officers and men, in
Guiding women reserves.
@. To what campaign bar is a
man. entitled after having served in
the North Sea Mine Squadron No.
in 1918?-M. C. P.
A. The Navy Department says
that since the North Sea Mine
Squadron No. in 1918 was COM
prised of the following vessels,
namely, San Francisco, Baltimore,
Canandaigua. Canonicus, Housa-
tonic, Roanoke, Quinnebaug, Sara
mac, Aroostook, and Shawmut, per-
sonnel of these vessels are entitled
to the Victory Medal with Mine
Layer Clasp.
@. Does the rotation of the earth
tend to diminish or increase the
time element in flying east or west
at high elevations?-J. P. F.
A. The War Department says
that the rotation of the earth does
not tend to diminish or increase the
time element in flying at a very
high elevation from east to west OF
from west to east. The atmosphere
rotates with the earth at the same
speed.
@. How old were the Sianness
twins, Chang and Eng, when they
died?-O. N. C.
A. The twins died in 1874 at the
age of So. Eng was the name of the
twin on the right as they faced the
spectator, Chang was on the left.
Evening star., 1945-01-02

shall, please, be
enjoined from
interfering a n y
further with the
war this country
is waging against
Germany a n d
j a p a n. THE
United States of
A m e ic a VS..
M o n t g o m e r y
Ward and Co.,
Inc, ct al" is
the title of the
suit but the de-
fendant is really
the same Sewe,l
A,rar,r s.rl,ncn nh-
Evening star., 1945-01-02
On the Other Hand
American Public Seen as Having Stake
In Case of i. S. VS.. Montgomery Ward

other on the basis OF the Govern.
ment's contention. The people may
decide 1t for themselves by answer.
ing the simple question: If Mont.
somery Wards operation is not es.
sential in these war times, why no
divert its facilities and manpowel
to something that Is essential?
Evening star., 1945-01-02
By LoweH MeHeff.

There is something preposterous
In the spectacle Of the Government
going into court in Chicago to ask
that cantankerous old gentleman
Evening star., 1945-01-02

There is a why for every bond you
buy-buy War Bonds today and
make them pay.
Evening star., 1945-01-02
to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Wash
ington Evening Star Information Bu-
reau, 16 street NE. Washington 2,
D. c. Please inclose 3 cents Tor re-
turn postage
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
PALM BEACH CAFE

Sunday matinee dancing is a
egular weekly attraction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Girardin Stays
At Brass Rail

JERRY GIRARDIN and his
crew of Melody Men continue TO
offer melodies for listening enjoy
ment nightly at the Adams Ave-
nue. Brass Rail. Applause getters
are the popular novelty numbers,
arranged by guitar-man Bud
Webster.
During afternoon hours, lovely
Charlotte Ross entertains at the
piano.
AT the Michigan Avenue Brass
Rail, Frank Rakas continues TO
entertain with his self-styled
piano selections each evening from
6 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01

WITH A second successful
weekend at Eastwood Gardens
behind them. Vaughn Monroe and
his orchestra are scheduled to end
their engagement after the dance
session Thursday night.
The popular maestro, whose
baritone solos highlight the bands
excellent arrangements, has been
playing host TO many former
schoolmates and members of fan
clubs here since opening night. In
addition to instrumental numbers,
the band aids Vaughn and the
singing Norton Sisters in harmony
songs.
Starting Friday night, Stan
Kenton and his orchestra open at
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Betty Returns
To Wonder Bar

BETTY CARROLL. long time
Wonder Bar favorite, returns to
take spotlight honors at the
Washington Boulevard bistro this
week. Betty will entertain nightly
with smartly styled piano melo-
dies during interludes, answering
all requests for favorite tunes.
Continuing 10 offer music for
listenin gand dancing pleasure is
Buddy Milton and his orchestra,
who feature Latin American Sc
lections.
Judy Baker, Alyene Mason. and
Patricia Parker share vocal chores
with the orchestra.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
MICKEY's SHOW BAR

Comedy highlightS the new floor
show at Micke Us Show Bar,
where Bill Fraser, clever master
of ceremonies. is contributing
oodles of mirth to- the nightly
entertainment. Impersonations OF
celebrities in the news are his
favorite theme of comedy. Fraser
is on a return engagement at this
spot which previously proclaimed
him,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Garden Fiesta Sunday

The annual garden fiesta of the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd,
2o651 w. Warren, will be held
from 2 TO $3.50 p. m. Sunday on
the school campus across from
Rouge Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Night Clubs
Introduce
New Talent
Nv WALTER STEVENSON

CUTE JAMIE PALMER, who
has been the Penobscot Clubs
favorite singer for two years now,
didn't finch a bit when photo
Rraphers took an exclusive shot
Of vocalist Marian Morgan and
maestro Sammy Kaye for that
addition contest. Janie's a smart
gal and seems'to have an uncanny
sense of judgment. Bandleader
Kaye needs vocalist but he
stressed the fact that the eventual
winner will not necessarily be a
Detroit girl. So, take a bow
jamie.
Frank Stanley and his orchestra
Continue TO supply music for din
ner crowds, while Ruth Whelan
adequately. fills the lulls with
piano tunes.
CLUB 500
Now in his tenth consecutive
week as the Club 500 headliner,
Charlie Carlisle, the cigar-puffing
comedy favorite, is pouring out
laughs in greater quantity than
ever before. His hilarious descrip-
ton of army experiences contin-
ues 10 stand out among numerous
nirth-provoking classics"
In this weeks supporting lineup
are Yvonne and Victor, apache
and adagio dancers; Jean Daniels,
dynamic sepia songstress; the 500
Jitterbugs; Jean James, acrobatic
vioIinist; Jerry Varga, popular
baritone; the talented Bea Vester
Dancers.
Lee Walters and his orchestra
are the music makers.
CLUB GAY HAVEN
Billy Meagher. chatterbox CO.
median and master of ceremonies,
and Jewell Holt, torchantress and
newest addition TO the ranks of
comediennes, continue their un-
interrupted popularity wave at
the helm Of the new floor show at
Mickey Chiado's Club Gay Haven.
The two are only a week apart
in the length Of their engagements.
Billy is in his tenth week and
Jewell in her ninth,
New this week are The BordenS,
comedy dancers; Sheila Down. tap
and acrobatic dancer, and Billy
DeAruso, novelty juggler.
/. Jimmy Ferrell and his orchestra
continue as the dancing feature
and also provide the floor show
rhythms.
Sunday matinee dancing is a
regular weekly attraction.
PALM BEACH CAFE
Tony Gray continues TO spark
the show at the Palm Beach Cafe
with his ad lib chatter, his imita-
tons of ceiebrities-especially his
take-oh on Ted Lewis-and suave
manner of introducing the acts.
The Holly Sisters, two talented
and pretty girls. offer several
dance routines. Their ballet bit,
done to the accompaniment of a
Strauss waltz. deserves applause.
Also in line are the Paxton
Brothers, acrobatic control ar
tists; Gerri Melvin. songstress,
and George Kavanagh's popular
music makers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Ken+on Band to Follow
Monroe at Eastwood

the Gardens for a one week en-
gagement. This orchestra, which
has been voted the nations top
swing band by the college set in
poll conducted by Billboard
magazine. features the vocals OF
Gene Howard and June Christy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26

R11y war BONDS AND STAMPS