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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-25

Regiment commanded by 1t. Col.
Jacob W. Bealke, Jr., Sullivan,
Mo. Leaders of the patrol were
Capt. Charles w. Watson, New
Lebanon. Ohio, and 1t. William B.
fitzpatrick, Paris, Tex.
The patrol found the crematory
ovens still burning with eight bo-
dies alongside waiting their turn.
Nearby the Americans found a
huge pile of victims shoes, many
of them worn through.
The camp was surrounded by
three barbed wire fences, the
outer one electrically charged. It
was closed to outsiders a few hours
after the liberation because 800 OF
the prisoners were suffering from
typhus, 80 from tuberculosis, two
from diphtheria and two from
scarlet fever. All 1900 were suf-
fering from malnrtrition.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-25
PAYMENT AUTHORIZED

RALEIGH, April "a Up Pay
ment of $4,000 each to Jesse Jones
Of Kinston and j. H. Harrell Of
Greenville for their services as
special prosecutors in the first
trial Of DR.. Leon Meadows, for
mer president of East Carolina
Teachers college, was authorized
yesterday by the council of state.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-25
Western Union To Cut
international Rates

WASHINGTON, April 24.-tRH
Western Union Telegraph Co. was
authorized by the Federal Com
municat Commission today to
make substantial reductions in in
ternational message rates.
Effective May /, charge of
four cents a word will be made
for fun rate international mes
sages carried overland to gateway
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points Tor transmission out Of n.
country. At present these s
land rates vary from 4 to Is ~. VIZ
a word. ~ tents
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-25

determined yet because of the
manpoWer shortage.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-25
Overnight Home Trial
for BIackheads.
Pin,hes, Skin BIelnishes
fEvtAvs~ nll>s Naus~AN.
Externally caussd)

Or. FRED Palmsr's Skin Whitener Ointment
ioossns blackbeads for easy removal. helps d.
up ugly pimplss and often fades skin bei,,ish
II exisrnally eaussd. Thousands praise il to L.
skies. Get Or. FRED Palmer's Skin Whiten
using II tonight az directed II the very frst pac'
age doesn't give you clearer. smoother Skin,
return package TO US for DOUBLE YOU:
MONEY BACK. Calenol Co., Box 26l,
Atlanta. c.
Evening star., 1945-10-04
Stock Buyers Favor
Selected Liquors and
Air Transports
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press FinancisI syi.ter

AsSocidted FIeSs FINANCIAL sytlter.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Selected
liquors and air transports, buoyed
by Frightening business prospects,
pushed up in today's stock market
while many leaders elsewhere re-
manned IN losing territory.
Dealings were on the slow side
from the start. The minus ranks
were well filled in the morning but
comebacks eventuated here and
there near the fourth hour. De-
cliries OF fractions to q point or more
were 4 shade in the majority.
Technical optimists inclined to
term recent slipping tendencies as
consolidation" Of the lengthy
swing to highest levels, In more
than eight years. Restraining buy
ers were spreading labor upsets and
failure OF the five-power London
Conference. Imitation psychology,
expectations Of wage settlements
and the urge to invest idle cash
remained as bullish arguments.
Among scattered strong spots
were Schenley, ahead better than
four points at the best; Distillers'
Corp, American Airlines, Eastern
Airlines and Pan American Air
ways. Intermittent resistance was
displayed by Goodrich, Baltimore u
Ohio, Bethlehem and Western
Union "a" Backward were Santa
Fe, Southern Pacific, United States
Steel, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck,
Texas Co., Standard Oil IN. J),
Johns-Manville, Kennecott and
United States Gypsum.
Bonds were stssdy.
Evening star., 1945-10-04
Washington Produce

From the Agriculture Department.
Prices paid net lob Washington.
EGGS-Market, frm. Nearby receipts
were light. with top quality short Of de.
mand. Medium scarce. Small esgs fImer.
Prices paid for Fsderal-state Graded eggs
received from grading stations October a
Whites. browns, MIXED colors: u. s.
grade A, large, So; extra large, 5S: U. 8.
grade A. medium. 81; U. s. grade B, large,
40. q. S. grade B, medium, AZ; u. 8.
grade c. .42-43; average, 42h. CONNER
cially sraded-procurement and consumer
arade large ranged 52-54. Pullets or
LIVE PouiTRY-Msrket about steady
on heavy fowl and weak on light fowl
and young stock. Prices paid fob. Wash
ington Transportation charges included
according to mileage). Fowl. 25.96-27.7G:
Leshorn fowl. 20-23. hroilers and fryers,
LIVE TuEKEYs,.;Markst EYs,;-Markst steady; Sup.
mand. Prices paid fob, washington:
Young hens and toms. $3.50.
DRESSED POULTRY tice packed: Mar
ket about steady on heavy fowl and weak
on light fowl and young stock. Supplies
In excess Of dull demand. Prices paid
fob. Washington: Grade A fowl, heavy,
DRESSED TURKEYS (ice packed: Mar.
ket tseady. Retail demand fair. Prices
paid fob. Washington: Young hens and
toms. grade A, 44-44.10; few Grade B,
40 60.4S 90
Evening star., 1945-10-04

Fleming has served as vice chair
man of the committee. The ABA
president always heretofore has held
the post as chairman. But Mr..
Rathje, who was elevated to the
ABA presidency last week at the
annual meeting of the ABA Admin
istrative Committee in New York,
wanted Mr.. Fleming to head the
committee. This will be the third
administrative year of the associa-
ton during which Mr.. Fleming has
taken an active part in the work of
the committee. which was set up
originally at the request OF the
Treasury Department.
Already as vice chairman of the
committee Mr.. Fleming has par
ticipated in preliminary conferences
with Treasury officials concerning
the Forthcoming Victory Loan cam
paign.
Mr.. Fleming long has been active
In banking organization, not only
locally but nationally as well. He
was president of the District Bank
ers' Association in 1928, president of
the American Bankers Association
in 1856 and is the immediate past
president of the Association of Re-
serve City Bankers.
Bank Dividend Declared.
Directors of Washington Loan and
Trust Co. yesterday declared quar-
terly dividend of 2 per cent, payable
November / to holders of record
October %. Books will be closed
for transfer of stock from October
% to November 2.
w. Elwood Baker, who was award
ed the degree of Chartered Life
Underwater in New York last week,
will be honored by his associates in
the Washington Branch Office of
the New York Life Insurance Co. at
dinner here Tuesday, to be at
tended by Superintendent of Agen-
eies Don Parker, and Agency Assist
ant Charles O'Connell. Plans are
being made by Earl Krewson, agency
director here.
Capital Store Orders Up.
Washington department store out
standing orders in August were %
per cent ahead of such orders in
August, 1914, according to the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Richmond.
Stocks on hand showed 8 per cent
increase during the same compare
BILE period. Receivables were up 7
per cent.
The Washington financial district
heard with regret today of the death
yesterday of Charles e. Bright, 80,
former manager of Washington
Clearing House. He died at the home
of his daughter at Drexel Heights,
Pa. The funeral will be held at 8
pm. Saturday at Hines funeral
home here.
Evening star., 1945-10-04
Market Averages
New York COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct R.-Cotton fu-
lures advanced rs much as 81 : bale
trade trade buying stimulated by favorable
report BY the House Agriculture Commit
tee on the Pace bill to include farm labor
costs in parity.
Abortion Of the measure would sub
stantially raise the present cotton parity
BY as much as cents 3 pound, according
to some trade estimates. A part Of the
hedge selling and profit taking encour-
aged BY the advance, Private crop reports
continued to be unfAvorable.
Late afternoon prices we're SO cents to
81 80 q bale higher October, 23.17; De-
cember, 23.33. and March, 23.3s.
Evening star., 1945-10-04

por t a mt Com
m / t t e e on
Treasury w ar
3 orr owing, it
was learned to-
day.
Mr.. Fleming
was appointed
by the new ABA
president, Frank
j. Rathje, who is
chairman of the
board and pres
ident of Chicago
City Bank g.
Trust Co.
Durin the
past two admin
istrative years of
the Ara Mr.
Evening star., 1945-10-04
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. Oct. 4 R.-short-coverins
and buying influenced BY House committee
rally in grain futures today, with wheat
sne rye Advancing more than 3 cents q
bushsl at times to new seasonal peaks for
all deliveries
The Pace bill. which would require the
inclusion Of farm labor costs in computing
Agricultural Committee Market authori-
ties estimated this might increase parity
rs much ~ 30 cents . bushel. but pointed
out that strong administration opposition
stoned the measure last year. 1
Wheat closed IA TO- cents hiEhsr than
the previous hnish. December 175h,h;
I.161s-5.: cats were y 20 u higher. De-
eember SSss; rye was up V to ia; Decern-
Per 1;o3N,s. a1d barley gained lS to
Evening star., 1945-10-04
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Oct. LP,.-Dividends
declared:
Evening star., 1945-10-04

Hourly Sales On tke EAcknnEe To1sy:
1900 an 2Ao 600 1900 noon 500 900
100 pm. so 600 Q: p.m 30 coo
funit OF trading, 10 shares: sales printed
in full. r In bankruptcy or receivershin or
being. crganized under Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies.
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special Or extra div,-
xr * rigfts. Also extra or extras. b Plus
stock dividend dcash Or stock. e.Paid
81 M psld 80 isr Til tkis > ysss. ss Il rsyssss Is
Canadian fund.-. x Accumulated dividends
paid Or declared this year.
Evening star., 1945-10-04
n. Y. Bond Market.

'sisnn;t ssnso1sD 3 e. nssff f;s;'1ss:S 81 is:6ls ''
TREASURY. 400 IICcsL So 0S SsMl
2hs 72-67 Jun1oo 77lIcCeL <Ms 81 sss6
Evening star., 1945-10-04

Curtiss- Wright Corp. and Wright
Aeronautical Corp. appointed Ray
mond w. Young vice president in
charge OF engineering.
Evening star., 1945-10-04
ABA Names Fleming
Head Of Committee
On War Borrowing
BY HAROLD B. ROGERS

Robert v. Fleming, president of
Riggs National Bank, has accepted
appointment as chairman of the
American Bankers Association i'm
Evening star., 1945-10-04

Firth-SteFling Steel Co. elected
Floyd Rose board chairman. He
was formerly president Of Vana-
dium-Alloys Steel CO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06

FSsuch as given by state law GER
tain rights and responsibilities.
The first terms OF office Of the
! commissioners Of the original
board were by state law appoint
ed by the mayor for varying pc
RODS from one to four years aft
or the City Council adopted a
resolution declaring that there
was need for an authority to
function in Key West. There
after. commissioners have been
appointed for their term of Office
Of four years as called for by
state law or appointments were
made to fill vacancies Of Cnex-
pired terms due to designations
or death Of commissioners. A
commissioner holds office until
his successor has been appointed.
He may also be reappOinted.
Che manner Of appointment Of
commissioners was designated to
insure perpetual succession OF the
Authority" and not have the
Authority subject 10 local, polit-
zeal elections. Contracts between
the federal government and the
Local Authority, Tor instance. ex-
tend TO the year 1000, when the
ownership Of the land and build
;ngs Of Porter Place and Fort Vii
!agc will revert TO the city in
stead Of being vested in the Au-
thority as IS now the case.
State law also governs the re-
moval of commissioners for ineE-
ficiency o. neglect Of dirty or miss
conduct in office by the mayor,
but a commissioners shall. Re r.
moved OILY after ne shall have
been given q copy Of the charges
at least ten days prior 10 the hea--
ing thereon and has had an o.
rortunity TO be heard i person
or by counsel.
At the present time one com
missioner only IS serving beyond
his normal appointed period and
This matter has been referred 10
the mayor for appropriate ac-
ton.
By direction of the commits
siOneTS.
WALLACE p. KIRKE.
Executive Director.
Kew West. Fla,
Dec. 5. 1915
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the marriage of their daughter,
Gertrude, TO Edward Van C4eef,
Key West.
The wedding took place at the
home of the brides parents Sun
day afternoon, Oct. %, at 400
o'clock. The double ring cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. L.
A. Handbook.
Beautiful seasonal flowers and
lighted candles helped to form
the background of the improvised
altar on which the couple knelt
to make their vows. Only the
family was present. After the
ceremony a delicious wedding
supper was enjoyed.
The bride wore a wool suit of
pastel green with gold and black
accessories. Her cOrSage was of
sweetheart roses. Her only orna-
ment was a gold cross, a gift of
the bridegroom.
For her going away outfit, the
bride chose a checked blue wool
suit with black accessories.
The bride is a graduate of Tiff
ton High School and attended col
lege at StatesbOrO. For several
years she has been teacher in
the public schools of Georgia.
The groom received his edUca-
ton in Amsterdam, Holland, and
IS a graduate of the university
there. After being in the res
taurant business for several years
he volunteered for the Navy. He
had served for three years After
receiving an honorable discharge
he became stewad of the Amerf-
can Legion in Key West
After a two weeks wedding
trip in Florida, the couple expect
ed to make their home at Louis
vile, Ga, where Mr.. Van Cleef
will be manager of the jefferson
Hotel Dining Room.
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Academy Of Sciences
Arrange For Banquet
FIarida-rSe,,x serv:eel

L. A9EEtA4A AHEH
ST. AUGUSTINE. Dee. ca
the annual banquet Of the Flor
ida Academy of Sciences. in ST.
Augustine Dec 7. toastHlaster
VIII be Dr.. \. !. Hanna q RoI-
Inns College, according 10 program
chairman D, Horton H Hobbs,
Jr.
DR.. Hanna, author OF qFlight
Into Oblivion, cO-authoE with
James Branch CabeI OF Jhe Sc
Johns II the R-vers-of- america
series, IS vice-president Of the
Academy. He IS a former presi-
dent OF the Florida Audubon So
ciety ard the Florida Historical!
Society, delegates from both OF
which will participate n the two
day conference, Dec. : and s. a.
ST Augustine.
The principal address u the
banquet will be delivered by Dean
Frances L West OF s. Peters
burg Junior College The aCad-
emy's annual achievement medal
will be presented by D.. T. H
Hubbell. professor of zoology at
the University Of Florida.
Air concerns reveal new buzz
bomb and lOng-range fighter.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

THURSDAY Ec
students Janfboree", High
School Show. 8 pm. High
School Auditorium.
Junior Woman's Club Social
Meeting. 7:30 pm. Woman
Club. Duval Street
Executive Board Meeting, POin-
ciana PIT. A. School Audi
toriun1. 2 pm.
FRIDAY
Cuban American Memorial Elk
ercises. 8 pm. San Carlo;
Theatre
Poinciana PIT. a Bazaar
School Building. 6 pm
SATURDAY
Food Sale, Key West Woman's
Club. Clubhouse, Duval St.
MONDAY
Poinciana PIT. A. Monthly
Meeting. School Auditorium
8p.m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06
EXPLAINS STATUS OF
HOUSING AUTHORITY
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
AS a matter of public interest,
the following statement is sub
mitted by the Housing Authority
of the City of Key West to clari-
fy several misleading statements
made in the local press ~WitfkFef-
erence to the appointmenteofzth the
five commissioners forming the
Board of the Housing Author
ity and its executive director
serving at their pleasure.
There is no mention of the
Housing Authority or its duties
in the new City Charter, since
this Authority is governed by
state law and not by local mu-
1icipal laws or ordinances. The
Housing Authority is a corpora
ton organized under the state law
to provide for adequate public
housing within the community
within which it operates and as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06
WOMAN'S CLUB TO
HAVE FOOD SALE

The cooks of Key West are
renowned for their cakes. chrow-
ders and lime pies, but the gen
eral public seldom gets a chance
to sample these goods, it is said.
but on next Saturday afternoon
from 1 TO 6 o'clock the public
will have such an opportunity.
The Key West Woman'S Club IS
giving one OF its famous food
sales at the club, house.
Even baked beans and south
ern baked ham will be on hand
for the epicure. It is suggested
you come early and take home
a treat for the whole family.
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x y
VAN CLEEF-EVANS

MR.. AND MRS. E. F. EVANS,
of Norman Park, Ga, announce
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06

her husband is attending Stevens
College.
X 4 u
VETERAN returning from
overseas and recently released
from the Navy is Lewis Wood.
Mr.. Wood spent twenty-three
months across and was in the
battle of Guam and Saipan.
4 y X
BURSTING OUT in bright
floral prints are the new slip
covers being made for officers
homes at the Naval Air Sta
ton.
These slip covers are being
made by Mrs. W. D. Wood and
Jeanne Taylor of the Bahama
House. And a very excellent job
they're doing too.
r X II
PLANNING to spend the
Christmas holidays with his
aunt, Mrs. Steven Douglas, is
Mr.. Earl johnson. Mr.. johnson
spent the summer in New Eng
land.
4 4 h
LEAVING for Boston is Mrs.
Robert Eugene Otto to spend
the Christmas holidays with her
mother.
w h X II
PRESENT AT the recent meet
ing of Jayshees were Mesdames
Jack Delaney, Ralph Faraldo,
pslfo Cobo, w. c. Sweeting,
E7efio Rueda, Ramiro Rodriguez,
Sydney Mathews, J. B. Wood
son, E. Woodson. Bill Speed,
Daniel Lopez. Kermit Levin,
Charles Wardlow, Jr., A. Betan-
court, Isadore Rodriguez. w. F.
DOminguez.
4 \ \
TROOP FOUR, Girl Scouts, will
hold their regular weekly meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Parish Hall. Full
attendance is requested as plans
are to be made for the Christmas
party to be given by the troop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06

Air concerns reveal new buzz
bomb and lOng-range fighter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06
SUGGESTS LAYOUT MAP

Editor, The Citizen:
Would you please consider
printing a street layout map OF
Key West for the benefit Of
those of us newcomers who ex-
pect to make our permanent
home here, due to the wonderful
affect the climate here has on
various Affections.
We would Ike very much tC
become better acquainted with
our new home, and feel that
many others would appreciate
this favor.
Yours, for happy and pros
porous Key West.
JAMES ]. RINGLAND. JR.
December 8. 1915
221-C Poincisna Ext.
Key West, Fla.
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SPENCER-VALDEZ NUPTIAL EVENT
SOLEMNIZED TUESDAY EVENING

A wedding Of unusual interest
was solemnized on Tuesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock a. the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Bolivar VaIdes when
Miss Dara Spencer. daughter of
Mrs. Margaret Ponce. and Cor
pOral Sergio Valdes, son of Mrs.
LeonOT Valdes, were united in
marriage by Dario Garcia, notary
public.
The bride appeared on the arm
of her step-father, Horacio Ponce,
who gave her in marriage.
Her dress was of white silk net.
floor length, and veil held in place
by a coTOnet of orange blossoms.
She carried a beautiful corsage
of white radiance roses.
The maid Of honor, Miss Meta
Leonor Valdes. was attired in
pale yellow silk net. floor length.
carrying a beautiful bouquet of
pink radiance roses.
OvidiO Valdez, brother of the
groom, served as best man. He
was recently discharged from the
U. S. Navy.
A reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolivar
Valdez at 1924 Division street.
Following the reception, the
neWlywedS left for a short honey
moon in Miami. They were to
continue TO Tallahassee and Camp
Gordon. the groOm's present sta
ton.
Among those attending were:
Mr.. and Mrs. HOraciO Ponce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ygnacfe Valdes, Mr..
and Mrs. ManoIe :Aguilar. Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Madiedo, Mr.:
and Mrs. Olivier H Cato. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henrique PalaciO, MIR. and
Mrs. Vicente Molina, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roman BlanCo. Mr.. and Mrs.
ReignaldO Garcia.
MeSdames Leonor ValdeS, Mer-
cedes GOdinet. Ondina Ortega,
Mercedes Torres, Camille Ann
Roberts. Ann Camille Sweeting,
EStela SalinerO. Juanita Montejo,
Adela ValdeS. Anna Valdes. Ma
rina Garcia. Carmelina Ramirez,
Isabel CuervO, Estrella Del Pine,
Maria Valdes, Celina Kline
Charles Victor. Emilio GOdinet
joaquin Osario. Julio Avael, Jua-
quin Godinet, Anthony Raspante,
Adolfo Valdes. Pvt. George
Planes. Sgt. Arthur Peterson, HUI
bert PoCce.
The Misses Celia GOdinet. Flo
ina Cato. Martha Garcia. Joan
Mardall. Elena Salinero and Ma
ia Ponce.
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NEW SHIRT FOR
POLICE OFFICER

CITY Commission authorized
the buying of 4 new shirt for
police officer Eugene Hernandez
who lost his when a prisoner
resisted arrest.
The request was made by
Police Chief Eisnerat City Com
mission meeting Tuesday j :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes express
SiOns of the views of its read
eFs, but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items which
are considered IfbeiOHs or unyar-
ranted. The writer's should be
fair and eOnfine the letters To
300 words, and write on one side
of the paper only. Signature of
the writer's must accompany the
letters and will be published I'M
less requested otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06

Imported Nundsh Rugs IN
the large 4 X s size. All
wool Beautifully colOre3-
Suitable for any cT9S
room in the home.
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SOCIETY ::
NAVY HOSPITAL PATIENTS WILL
RECEIVE GIFTS CHRISTMAS WEEK
By PATRICIA

CHRISTMAS GOOD CHEER
md Yule tide spirit will come
to the patients in the Navy
Hospital during Christmas week
in many forms.
December twenty-third the
American Legion will give an
entertainment in the recreation
hall in the afternoon and in the
evening at six thirty the Red
Cross hopes to have a PARTY in
every ward that will be spon-
sored by different Key West
groups and clubs.
On Christmas day between
eight and nine o'clock in the
morning the patients will be
serenaded by carolers in front of
the hospital.
In the afternoon the hospital
IS having open house and from
four to six p. m. there will be
dancing in the recreation hall.
Each patient will be given a
stocking filled with nuts, candy
and a present. The presents will
come from the community
through the Red Cross and they
can be tagged with the name Of
the person or groups donating
the gifts. -r
X X X
WE WELCOME to the Island
City DR.. Bowser,, M. D., who is
going to oren an office here.
Mrs. Bowser did the. fine decora..
ton job on the old'aDr. Porter
home at DuvaI and Caroline
streets.
X X X
CHRISTMAS GUESTS OF DR..
and Mrs. Harry c. Galley will
be their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren WelIi-
yer, with their daughter Gale.
Mrs. iWelliver, formerly Ruth
Rose Galley, preceded her hus-
band to Key West, and was met
in Miami by her parents. She
came from Columbia, Mo. where
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-06
ASK FOR ARMY
FIRE ENGINE

Letters to the War Depart
ment and to state representa-
tives and senators have been
sent by City Commission re-
ouesting that the city be allow
ed TO have the old fire engine
now at the Army Barracks here.
The city'S need of the equip
ment was cited