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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
Guards Subdue Big
Riot AT Rome Prison

ROME, July 21.-R)- Nearly L.
900 prisoners rioted and attempted
to escape from Regina Coeli prison
today but were subdued by police
using two tanks and two armored
cars.
The leaders overpowered their
guards, obtained keys and were
joined by the others. The mob
broke into the prison courtyard,
where police disarmed those who
had obtained guns.
No shots were tired, none escap-
ed and it was reported that none
was killed and only one was injur-
Eed.s.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
North Carolina Peach
Movement Reaches Peak

ATLANTA, July 81. -(R,-North
Carolina approached. the peak in
peach shipments this week, the
movement was heavy from South
Carolina and Georgia's shipments
were dropping off rapidly, the re-
gional U. S. Department of Agri-
culture reported today.
Peach prices declined at all Car
DINA points. Georgia carlot ship
ments reached the 10000 mark, in
addition to hundreds of carlot
equivalents moved by truck.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
Troops From Europe
To Enter War Dec. ]

FORT DIES MONIES, L., July
I'll R Despite fact redeploy-
ment is far ahead of schedule the
first combat division from Europe
win not face the Japs until cal
most the first of December, ="
Brig. Gen. P. x. English declared
today.
This means, as far as military
calculations are concerned, that
we still have a long road ahead OF
u.s." Gen. English. chief of staff
of the Seventh Service Command
at Omaha, said in an address at
the 58th Officer Candidate Gradu-
alton at this Women's Army Corps
training center.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
Textile Scholarship Is
Given Forest City Girl

RALEIGH, July 21.-P)-Betty
Jane Abernethy of Forest City has
been selected to receive the first
four-year scholarship provided by
the Abraham and Charles Erlanger
textile scholarships at North Car
Gina State College, and will begin
her studies at the beginning of the
next school year, Dean Malcolm E.
Campbell announced today. The
scholarship is valued at $1,000
covering a four-year tenure, sub
ject to maintenance of 4 high
scholastic standing by the recipi-
ent.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
PAULEY AMAZED

POTSDAM, July 21.- up Ed
win w. Pauley, American mem
Der OF the Allied Preparations Com
mission and Presidential adviser
at Potsdam, said today he was
"amazed at the great destruction"
in Berlin. AFTER seeing Berlin l
didn't feel so bad about London"
said the 42.year-old California oil
man, former Democratic treasur-
er, after a motor tour through the
German capital.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-22
Human Guinea Pigs Gaue
Little To Medical World

subjects from the German horror
camps.
In addition to the thesis on the
physiology of cold, some IS other
reports now are under study. Some
may have a few bits Of knowledge
hidden in them.
Howard and other Army medi-
cal men say, however that they
have found nothing which can be
measured up to the cost in human
suffering paid for the knowledge.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
EI Centre Goes
Over Goal in
Red Cross Drive

Exceeding its quota by $4,000,
the Ell Centre Red Cross chapter
Thursday announced collections to
date in the annual war fund drive
to be $35, ,778.33 with reports still
to come in.
In announcing the results of the
1915 campaign, w. H. Tyler, Jr., El
Centro chairman, expressed his ap-
probation of the generous cooper
alton given by residents of the area,
both on the part of those who con-
tributed and those who gave their
time as solicitors in the drive.
The chapter quota was set at
$25, 500 with the Ell Centre area's S
share as $21,461, that area raising
to date $29,83780. Imperial has rails
ed to date $1748 against quota
of 1926, and the Holtville branch
$4l9253 as compared to the quota
of $3263.
Of the total amount raised $40 per
cent goes to the American Red Cross
for its work and 45.1 per cent re-
mains with the chapter to be used
in its activities for servicemen and
women and their families. for the
returning veterans and for cases of
disaster emergency.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
Two Dairy Herds Vie for Honors

1t was nip and tuck between r. r.
Schwob and Howard c. Farnsworth
for the dairy honors in Imperial
county herds for the month OF
March.
Between tfem, it is indicated on
the monthly report of the Imperial
County Cow Testing association,
they took - oiIe places IN ohe list
of class A highest producing COWS,
Schwob. taking first, fourth, fifth,
seventh, and ninth places and Farms
worth second, third, sixth, eighth,
and tenth places. Schwob also took
first place in the class B, high five
COWS in one herd, and Farnsworth
took second.
The official list follows for class
A highest producing cows:
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
Lawmaker Eyes
Clear Areas
Around Airports

SACRAMENTO, April II. CUP)-
California must prepare now to be-
come world aviation center after
the war, Assemblyman William Ros-
enthal CD Los Angeles, asserted
Thursday.
Rosenthal presented to the as
sembly committee on municipal and
county government a bill allowing
cities to acquire property and air.
space adjoining airports. He said
the bill was necessary to protect
approaches to the 9irports SO that
planes would not crash into build
ings.
The committee scheduled action
on the bill for April 10.
California will be a seat of avia-
ton after the war;" Rosenthal said.
I'VE have produced more planes
and more pilots than any other
state. There will be a tremendous
amount of aviation projects in this
state in the postwar period"
j. C. Gibson, attorney for the
Santa Fe railroad, opposed the bill
on the ground that it would permit
cities to take property surrounding
airports without compensation to
the property owners.
Rosenthal said every property
owner who suffered loss as a result
of the proposed legislation would be
paid damages.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
Mexican Combat
Unit Leaves

MEXICO CITY, April II. CUP)-
Mexico's first military force to
fight under its own colors-Air
Squadron 201-left for the Pacific
front from a U. S. west coast port
March 81, the Ministry of Defense
disclosed.
Air Squadron 201, composed of 300
fliers and ground crewmen, under
went lengthy training at Greeville,
Texas, before leaving.
Mexico has now joined Brazil as
the only two Latin coun-
tries with combat units fighting ~
der their own colors. There are sew
eral thousand Mexican fighting in
U. S. combat forces and in the
British RAF
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
LOS ANGELES TO VOTE
ON AIRPORT BONDS

Los ANGELES. April i2. CuP1-
City council has voted unanimous
ly to put on the May l general elet
ton ballot a proposal for a sl2.500.
600 bond issue to improve the mum
icipal airport.
Council members deferred until
tomorrow action on Mayor Fletcher
Bowron's proposal to order immed-
late condemnation of required land.
and thus squelch rumors that a
"secret deal" had been made with
owners of land adjoining the pres
ent airport.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
Yanks Capture
Famed German
City of Weinlar
By REYNOLDS PACKARD

WEIMAR, Germany, April IL
(UP)-Weimar, cradle of the Ger
man republic which Adolf Hitler
smashed in his rise to power, sur
rendered Thursday to the men of
Lit. Gen. George S. Patton's Third
army who entered the city and
completed its occupation at 1890
am.
The 80th infantry division occu-
pied Weimar which had surrender
ed to the Americans despite orders
issued only Thursday by Gestapo
Chief Heinrich Himmler that no
town or city of Germany was to
surrender on pain of death to Ger
man officials.
An infantry column led by Col.
N. A. Costello, Arlington, Va, par
AIDED into the old city. But most
OF the populace did not see the entry
because they deliberately turned
their backs on our troops and glared
sullenly at the ground.
The city was surrendered to oul
forces largely through the efforts
of Erika Fischer, pretty blue-eyed
auburn-haired wife of a German
physician. She is half-American.
Mrs. Fischers mother is Mrs,
Henrietta Hansen, a New Yorker
who was said to have been the wife
of a German general prominent in
the last war
Weimar has suffered heavily un-
der Allied air bombardment.
Among the famous buildings which
found smashed when I entered with
our forces were the houses of the
poets, Goethe and Schiller, the old
city hall, and the Terpel Herran-
haus in the famous Weimar Park.
The house of Franz List, the
musician, was one of the few his
torical monuments in Weimar which
remains intact.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
Grain Growers
Wait MEETING

The twenty ?third annual banquet
and election Oh GirecLuis o. Lne I'M
perial Grain Growers association
will be held at the Elks club in
Brawley at 7:30 p. m. Saturday, it
was announced Thursday.
Interesting sidelights on the early
years of the organization will be
given by A. T. Taecker first vice
president, and d. D. Brownell, char
ter member and one of the original
directors. Virgil Corfman, vice
president, will preside in the alb
sence of Assemblyman George But
ters, president.
j. r. Garvey, Los Angeles, man.
ager, Roy Bellwood, Brawley man.
ager, and Robert jefferson, field
representative, will explain present
conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
+. {. Committee
Named to Name
Board Nominees

Charles C. Bramkamp. president
Of the FL Centro Chamber of Com
merce Wednesday named a COM
mittee of five to prepare a slate of
II candidates to fill eight expiring
places on the chamber board of
directors. Balloting is scheduled for
May II.
Representing the board in prepar-
ing the slate are Earle G.. Davis,
chairman of the committee and E.
A. Fitzhugh. For the membership
at large, committeeman are Wade
Ramsey, o. L. Jack" Davis and
P. L. Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
ASSEMBLY GROUP OKEHS
KERN COUNTY PAY HIKES

SACRAMENTO April r. UP)--
The assembly committee on muni-
cipal and county government Thurs
day recommended passage OF bill
raising salaries of Kern county SUI
pervisors from $4,000 to $4,000 year
The bill also would raise the Kerr
county auditors salary from $4,000
to $4,000 year. Assem'olyman Thom-
as Werdel tRD Bakersfield, intro
duced the bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12

Sparkling Glass with Safe
Edge. Choose from Floral,
Cactus, Scotty, Ship, Straw
berry, Cat-tail and American
Beauty designs. Smart! Color
full. Attractive!
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12

LOS ANGELES, April IL. CUP)-
James T. Dupriest, 23-year old ex-
convict and alleged paper bag BAN
dit" Thursday was held under
$4,000 bail, chargyd with four
counts of robbery in grand jury
indictment. Dupriest will be ar
raigred Friday in superior court.
Arrested last week on 10-year old
newsboy's tip, he is charged with a
series of recent bank and store rob-
berries in which the loot was car
ried away in a paper bag.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ARE ISSUED WEDNESDAY

Marriage licenses were issued in
the county clerks office in FL Centro
Wednesday to Lee Van Bartlett, %,
Calexico, serviceman and Adalberta
L. Castro, 26, CaleXico, clerk-trans-
lator; and to DR.. Kenneth B. Kinney,
30, Los Angeles, and Helene Fred
ricka Waschkowsky, %, bank clerk,
Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
BARGAINING VOTE TAKEN

LOS ANGELES, April IL. (UP)-
Northrop Aircraft, Inc, employees
Thursday began balloting to deter
mine which of two unions-if either
shall be their representative.
In the National Labor Relations
board election the workers may
choose among the United Auto
Workers (CIO), the International
Association of Machinists (AFLD, or
no union a. I'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
PACKS EN- IN

COLUMBUS, o., April II. (UP)-
When Oklahoma" played a week S
engagement here, every available
ticket was sold within "a hours
after the show was announced.
Some enthusiasts had mailed in
blank but signed checks months be-
fore, with orders to put them down
for tickets if the show ever came
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-12
EDUCATOR DIES

LOS ANGELES, April IL. UP)-
Dr.. Ray K. Immel, so, dean OF the
University of Southern California
School of Speech for the last Il
wears. died Wednesday IN his sleep.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
V s+e+iu eoso smo
"a ses+ let nuzoi
Ponaota rin,skega meniha il 6.
StOLetia in niene n0sZedice

PonaOta rimskega meniha il 6.
stOletja in njene p0sledice
Neka nizozemska znanstvena
druzba ponavlja ze dolgo in
vsako leto vsaj enkrat trditev,
da smo v nasem casovnem stet-
ju po pomoti "a Sest let nazaj.
Ia ugotovitev temelji ma neki
domnevni pomoti, XII Sc je pri-
merila v 6. stoletju rimskemu
menihu Eksiguu Dioniziju.
Ko je ia menih zivel, so v
vecini evropskih dezel steli leta
po letih, XII so presla cd ustano-
vitve Rima in ne cd Kristuso-
vega rojstva. Ko je Dionizij ra-
cunal neke koledarske podatke,
so pisali |. 1886 po ustanovitvi
Rima. Tedaj je menih izracu-
nal, da Sc je Kristus rodil 753
let po tel ustanovitvi in tako ja
postalo l. 754 po ustanovitvi
l. leto po Kristusovem rojstvu.
V |. 1886, po ustanovitvi Rima
so bill tedaj ljudje, kakor je
izvajal menih Dionizij, v |. 533
po Kristusu.
Ia racun pa je po trditvi
nizozemskih ucenjakov napa-
cen, kajti Kristus Sc nj rodil v
|. 753 po ustanovitvi Rima, tenn
vec re |. TAT. Eksiguus >se je
zmotil tedaj "a sest let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28

pa, "a 50 poskodbe vecje, nego
SO prvotno menili. Potem je bill
Sc potres, ki je razpoke v kopu-
lab Tadza Mahala razsiril.
Tista popravila SO bila vseka-
ko tako skromna, da SO mora
Ii nasloviti pravi svarilni poziv
ma indiBk6 javnost. Ce bi vojna
in drugi dogodki clovestva tako
ne zaposlovali, bi Sc gotovo yes
$ vet zanimal "a bliznji konec
slavne zgradbe. Tako pa bo mo-
ralo vse opraviti nekoliko boz
gath Indijcev in prvovrstnih
gradbenikov, da Sc bo Tadz Ma
hal kolikor mogoce uspesno po-
pravil.
Tadz Mahal je najkrasnejsa
grobnica, kar so jih ljudje po-
stavili ljudem. Seci moramo tri
sto let nazaj, da zvemo "a zgod-
DO njegovega nastanka. Takrat
je vladal ma ozemlju Agre Sab
Dzehan. Vladar je incl vec zen,
ena mu je bila seveda najljubsa,
a ko je ia nenadno umrla, mu
je bilo tako hudo, da je odredil,
maj hi postavili il najlepsega be-
lega in barvanega marmorja
grobnico, XII DO stoletja zname-
nje njegove ljubezni. Ia grobni-
ca je svojimi kupolami dose
gla visino rs m. Gradili so jo cd
|. 1929 do 1648 najboljsi teda-
Mi muslimanski stavbeniki.
Sc danes vpliva ia stavba ma
gledalca >kot prava pravljica. V
mesecini svetle indijske noci je
kakor izrez il cudovite slike, IL
rez IL sanj. Bila bi vsekako We
lika skoda, &c bi morala zavo-
jo neugodnih casov danes ali
jutri propasti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
CIovek in brzino

Brine motornih vozil SO v We
cini dezel urejene ter znasajo
Cd Is do so KIM v obljudenih
krajih. Opazovalci vozil pa br-
zinc drvecega automobile ka ]
radi precenjujejo, kakor vemo
to IL izpovedi pric pri razpra-
yah zavoljo prometnih nezgod.
Zakaj jo precenjujejo?
Clovek pac nina izrazitega
hcuta "a brzino, kakor n. pr. "a
okuse in barve. Brzino e n j z
upostevanjem mnogih drugih Ii.
niteljev in Sc zavoljo tega rad
zmoti. Vprasanje BRINE je clio.
veku sploh vedno delalo neke
tezave. v prvih cash zeleznice
SO izjavljale ugledne avtoritete,
/ da je ia now il u m grozoten.
kajti clovek njegovih hitrosti
ne bo nikoli prenesel. ze sam
pogled ma drveci vlak cd zunaj
baje zadostuje, da clovek znori,
Toda vrzine vlakov smo sc do.
bro navadili in tudi Sc dosti vec.
jih brzin. Clovek, XII sc vozi z
avtomobilom v divjem diru pc
dobri cesti, BRINE sploh ne Gu.
tt. Tu je v ostalem vzrok, da
vozijo mnogi vozaci hitreje, ne
60 bi ustrezalo njihovi vozaski
sposobnosti. Enostavno ne mo.
rejo vec presoditi, kako nitro
vozijo.
Nekoliko primerjave vetrom
&c hocemo nekaj oznaciti kot
posebno nitro, pravimo, da je
nitro kakor veter. NJ, &c bi ma
sa motorna vozila ne bila hi.
trejsa nego veter, bi bilo zalost.
no. Osma vetrovna stopnja je
re nekaj hudega, a vendar po.
meni S a m O hitrost 80 KIM ma
uro. &c govorimo O orkanu in
orkanski brzini, sc niti ne zave.
damo, da gre v bistvu "samo'
"a brzino 40 KIM - brzina dir.
kalnih avtov pa sc bliza ze hi.
trosti 500 KIN ma uro in brzina
letal cello hitrosti 800 KIM! Br.
zina cloveskih vozil sc bliza to.
rel re brzini zvoka, XII znasa l.
1888 KIN ma uro.
Pomote glede prave BRINE iz-
virajo pred vsem cd tega, da sc
videti BRINE v raznih zornih ko.
tih in raznih oddaljenostih raz:
licne, ceprav hi bile enake. Pa.
zimo Sc torej ocen 0 prehitrih
voznjah, &c jih nismo ugotovili
z uro roki. Ocenjevanje ma
oko je skoraj vedno netocno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
Spo9qmenik Spo9qm veIike
|iubezni

Pred nekoliko lett so poroca-
Ii iz Agre v Indiji, da kaze slav-
ma zgradba, znana pod imenom
Tadz Mahal, velike razpoke in
da potrebuje nujno temeljitega
popravila. Takrat so storili tu-
di takoJ potrebne korake, da bi
odpravili skodo, XII jo je zahte.
val stoletni cas-. Izkazalo Sc lie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
|KoIiko borv
|rozlo6uiemo?

Clovesko oko lahko razloci
diva milijona barv in barvnih
Iodtenkov.
| To je razvidno IL porocila
"barvnega sveta" ma zadnjem
lzborovanju Ameriske fizikalne
druzbe. Ia barvni svet sestoji
IL "a zastopnikov II znanstve-
nih industrijskih organizacij,
XII Sc zanimajo "a standardiza-
clio barv in barvnih odtenkov.
Doslej so vpisali v sezname
7044 barv in odtenkov, ma raz-
polago pa je samo 3400 besed,
XII lahko oznacijo tie barve. Ma
lokatero jezikovno podrocje je
tako nebogljeno, kakor tisto, XII
maj bi oznacilo barve.
| Nekdo gre v manufakturno
trgOvinO in bi rad rdece blago
"a prevleko zofe. "Blago maj be
res rdece, temno rdece, podob-
no temno rdecim nageljnom, ze-
lenega odtenka pa ne SINE biti
v MEM" tako poskusa opisa-
tt svojo zeljo, a sele &c mu
predlozijo dvajset ali trideset
vzorcev, lahko doloci, kar isce.
So razpredelnice barv, XII ozna-
cujejo poedine barve v njihovih
ravnih stopnjah Cd svetlega do
temnega in vsak odtenek po-
sebno stevilko. Kot prvi je TAX
sno barvno lestvico ustvaril
menda Wilhelm Ostwald. Tako
Sc dad0 Oznacevati barve s Ste
vilkami in vmesnimi stevilkami
toda besed "a poedine odtenke
v jeziku skoraj nj.
Kjer pa je treba barve ime-
novati, tam besede pac nasta-
jajo. Kafri nimajo nobene be-
sede "a rdeco, zeleno, modro,
vijolicasto in druge barve. Use
oznacujejo z isto besedo, XII po-
meni "pisano." Toda rjave bar
We poedinih krav, Cd katerih
Kafri 1--WE, so "a razlikovanje
teh zivali zelo vazne, tako da
je to ljudstvo ustvarilo kar 81
izrazov "a te barve. Domovina
Kafrov vidi rjavo ali sivo zele-
no ali zeleno rjavo, S tezavo bi
sprawl skupaj deset besed, hi
bi oznacile njene barve. Kafri
pa so "a te barve ustvarili 500
do 800 besed in sestavljenk.
Strokovnjak vidi pac vec barv
in barvnih odtenkov nego ne
strakavnjak. - Slikarji Sc med
seboj sporazumejo z emo besedo
in vedo, kaj mislijo. - Nasemu
barvnemu cutu in spoznavanju
barv pa so postavljene meje. TIE
meje tice deloma v ustrojstvu
oci in mozganov ter so tako ne
spremenljive, deloma pa Sc da-
do razsiriti z vajo in opazo-
vanjem.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
WAR FUND WORKERS
TO MEET TONIGHT

4 meeting e sll workers in the
Community War Fund drive IS
scheduled ~ TIRE lohhy 90 IL
Conchs Hotel iof o'olDck thn
evening Kepofts wlll b. made
by those workers who have been
collecting ln the theatres. the
house "a house CanR assurs aud
tho group Of business men uho
form the advancC-Rifts commit
tee
From tire scattered reports of
individual kess No have cVsfs
reason a. feel sure that Kew Wcs
viii meet iis Quota of sis.nga.
sald George Mills Whit. earn
usIgn chauT ga. ths mofnlug
We know us arr uat through
srl fsat ra. $3.50 ytf h
'.ftI a4tlHna H
u,.t E,.ira .nH ae.p. sf
rlr fr, a..e..- .nl shes I. frH
report HtIfnan. go trr paIf
uf H.lf ara ESQ.,. EI.l..
40 Is s... q. H. snu f.ra
u W# Furf .rI '.. Cn. H
.f. Chsf I Ir.| ....f..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
Driver And One Passenger
Injured In Bus Accident
[[l[\[Z[ZA
BRIDGE TOLLS LAST
MONTH IN EXCESS OF
SEPTEMBER OF 1914

Collection % tells on the
Oversees Highway bridges
LIST month wss mere than
&aooo IN exeess Of shat they
wefs In September. lsa4. in-
stead % s7o0o lsss. Clifford
g Hicks auditot Of the
Oversees head end Tell
BEiaas District informed The
Clusen SssurasY sfsern0on.
TIE mistake In the state
memt ~ Hicka explained.
waa In USING receipts Tor
August
tas adaad that there wss >
decided Improvement IN tha
caaaat tions lest month IS
eomRsred wtih gfcsipts IN
AaE iembeF oi lest year Last
month thev totaled S2A .0ae 50
81 compaFud with s1l.T02 Is
in September ls4s = gain Of
a. 846.1s
Passenger cara using the
bFtagaa tasl month toialed
T9s3 September last year.
va ether motor vehicles.
aa8o lest mouth 90 >
sls Pasasnses. - sJs iaai
meath 60 2s ia IN September.
is&s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
SAYS EMPEROR
WAS AWARE OF
SNEAK ATTACK
HIGAIfsI KUNL JAPANs RE
TIRINC PREMIER. MADE
STATEMENT TODAY RE-
CARDINC INCIDENT

TOKYO. Oct. s.-fIigahs
kuni, Japan's re.iFing pre-
mier and a cousin OF Emperor
Hirohito. said today that the
emperor was aware that an
attack was 20 be made on
Pearl Harbor before the Jap
planes struck at that AmeTi-
can naval base.
Eight hours after the first
bombs fell on Pearl Harhor.
kuni stated. the emperor.
through his advisers. declar-
Ell war un tn United States
S. .allsta WEnt Liberals
Japan new gaglnet. headed uN
Pfymler ShlathaIa. WIll boz sHoIu
u tomorrow morning Is Emps ru
HIuhIn
Socialist header. ~ Japan pro-
tested TODAY mat tns ,au.nel Ie
r.i sufficiently Hn,IaI and tsa'
several of lts Wtuhsrs ,iIll m-
,lu, Oh tfe old order 10 Japan
The headers asserted that SHIN
f.Im. Uh.gf Gtn,al Doag.a
Macarthur ls tlNIug Go eradicate
f,.a.e. 90 lts kc,rne the Jsp.
tNud lBu ar,. v1ii be g.a.
Unused ial long tmt uule-s "a
tuh hhcIaI government IS H
-anlxea bs tft Japane
Shlut1Ew thcs said nuf ue.R
s th, equivalent cd lcudaiisw uat
also throws q cloak 81 dItinli,
over the emperor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
Washington Reveals l4AmtrlGan
Airnlen We're MWderedDy NlppOnS
In Addition To Previous Reports
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FIRST APPLICATION
Fer CITY MANAGER
RECEIVED BY MAYOR

The first sPp8saiion sos
city mFnsaeF Of kev West
wren the nsw form ot GOV
errmsni aoea into sffsxi naKt
month. was reSsived todaY BY
Mayer Csrbonell fFosn N 3
Meserve. cashieF OF TIE Okee-
Chobae County Bank.
Mr.. kloseTvs said No has
had ~ veaaf skEeriance a.
city mFnP Ter end IS years
experience % = banksr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08

BE- sent from tE quarters IN
Wal,- es.lN tss mofnlng to an
aflta TIE windows sc me car
Ir ahI,h Boz, Nas driven. accuu
period by q medical officer and
q reunli 90 tat Wal Crimes
Dun mission. A,ic drawn. bat ses
cral courcsf 1ndents acre a. the
8uneId and saW him when he lell
the automobile 60 board the AIR
craft
They said he looked W0.n and
tired and aas much iHunC than
n. haI betu b. fore tne NaI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
HESS WILL STAND
TRIAL In GERMANY
NUMBER Two NAZI FLFW TO
DAY FROM BRITISH ISLES
BACK TO NATIVE LAND

LONDON. OCt. Stu
dolph He's. No. > Nazi. who
flew "a England from Ger
many early in the war and
who had been In this Couu-
tTs as "a prisoner since then.
li,W has morning back 10
Germany o. bee tried as "a war
criminal.