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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-06-07
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u. S. Learns to
Glue and Take

The American representative who
sits in the assembly or is chosen 10
the council OF the r~""oSed United
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-06-07
THE MINISTRY OF JESUS

LESSON TEXT-Mark TIA. IS; Luke
4:l6.2l: Mark 8:27a, 20. 81.
GOLDEN TEXT am come that they
might have life and that they might
have II more abundantly. John 1910.
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By HAROLD L. .LUNDQUIST. D. D.
OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Evening star., 1945-10-26

London, he has lectured at colleges
here and for the last II years has
been, a member OF the Labor party.
His present job is to take some of
the load of the foreign Office in
the field of international organiza-
Evening star., 1945-10-26
|Ang|o-U. 5. Security
Leadership Is Held
Prime British Policy

With American backing, a sue
cessful United Nations Organization
will be Great Britain's first line of
defense In the future, according to
the first minister of Englands new
Labor party to arrive in Washing
ton.
The Minister of State, Philip ].
Noel-Baker, told a press conference
at the British Embassy yesterday
that Anglo-American leadership is
in a position to point the way to
world security on permanent basis,
and that this is the primary objec-
tive of British foreign policy.
Faith in Organization.
Mr.. Noel-Baker indicated the new
Labor government has enough faith
in world organization to defer any
long-range plans for CONSUMPTION of
military forces until the interna-
tional organization has had chance
to prove itself.
Not even the atomic bomb, al
though it may have shaken certain
concepts laid down at the San Fran
cisco Conference, is revolutionary
enough, in Mr.. Noel Bakers opinion,
to offer serious difficulties to inter-
national agreement. He expressed
conviction 1t will destroy civilization
If used in war but will benefit all
mankind If exploited for peaceful
purposes.
The visitor, who is the only mem
ber of the new British cabinet to
have attended college in the United
States, pointed out that America
produced the two great leaders in
world cooperation, Woodrow Wilson
and Franklin Roosevelt, and the
world still looks to this country for
progressive thought in this field.
Pioneer for League.
Mr.. Noel-Baker, who is attending
the United Nations Food and Agri-
Evening star., 1945-10-26
Purty to Aid Veterans

The Blue Star Mothers of Amer
lea will hold a card party and
bazaar at 8 pm. tomorrow In the
Evening star., 1945-10-26

cultural Organization Conference at
Quebec, was a star track athlete
while at Haverford College, Pa, and
later captained the British Olympic
games team. He was one Of the
pioneers in the League of Nations
movement, and is the author Of
many books on the subject of inter-
national organization.
A former professor of interna-
tional relations at the University of
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Ruthven0.K's S
U.M. Secrecy

LANSING, Feb 2l.-Appearlnl
before q Senate committee. Dr
AleNander q Ruthver. University
Of Michigan president today DO.
Tended the regents polio OF hold
ing executive meetings. CLOSED
10 the press and public
He said that q considerable
number OF problems arise lnvolv-
Ing students and stan members
that must hC kept confidential and
will be 10 project young people
and parents.
Or. Ruthven added
Every definite action bN the
board - released Ia the press
after the meeting, except where
acts are not completed. Later.
II is published in an official
publication and made part of a
permanent TUCUTu-
Asserting that he was speaking
for himself and not members of
the board. hC added
Il am not advocating closed
or open board meetings hut I
feel and want 10 emphasize that
considerable amount OF husi-
ness transacted by the board
should he kept confidential
until completed.
DR.. Ruthvcn said that many
complications would arise IN pro-
perty purchases If premature news
were disclosed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Seek kHdrmonicd
For Injured Vet

Out in Hammond General Hos
pital, Modesto, Cal, parsUooper
Pfc. Leo Ladouceu, p, IS await
Ing the operation which will re-
move a bullet from his spine. Leo
got that bullet during the invasion
Of Holland last September. and
has been paralyzed from the hips
down since.
While Leo waits, the one thing
he wants most 10 while away the
long hours is a harmonica.
For weeks now his mother, Mrs.
Rose LadouCeur, has canvassed
every store IN Town looking TOR
one with on luck. In desperation
she appealed 10 The Detroit Times.
Anyone who would like 10 sell
Mrs. Ladouceur q harmonlca,
please call her AZ NO 7S42.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Men Who
Gel Up Nights
Often Lose Their Pen

II you have 20 get VI or more times
night, your rest 10 broken and it's GO wonder
~ you feel old and rundown bsfors your
time. so n YOU Oct Up Nights or suffer from
Bladder weakness. Painful Passages. Back
ache, Leg Pains Nervousness Rheumatic
Pains, or Swollen Ankles, due 20 non -organic
and ron-systsnie Kidney end Bladder Trou-
blsG you should try Cys,sS fa physleisu's
presoriptionl. Usually, The very hrSt dose of
Oyster goes right 20 work helping the KID
news fush out excess acids and wastes which
cyttsr exactly as directed and watch for
quick help and a rapid increase IN pep, more
youthful feeling and Joy In living Oyster
must surprise and dsiight you, ard satisfy
completely or you simply return the empty
package and your money back Is guaranteed
Don't suffer another night without trying
cysteH--only 3Se TeoF this ouf take 20 yorf
6ruegfst. be sIre 70 GET guaranteed cYtteH.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Council @. Ks Sale
OF Abandoned Cars

Common council today voted ap-
proval of sale by the department
Of purchases and supplies of "a
used cars and SO other cars that
had been abandoned on the city
streets. The used cars were sold
at total price Of S27,515 or $370
each and the abandoned cars
brought a price Of S3,OS5.50 or
SIS each.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Legislators Pledge
Fair Deal 10 WaVne

Asserting that outState repre-
ScntativeS are not out 20 ponall7f
WAYNE County, l. members OF
the powerful Michigan House ways
and means committee today began
a two-day survey of local inSutu-
tlonS 20 determine future require
wcntS.
The committee headed by John
2. FSpe dean OF the state House.
looked over the Cadillac Square
Building rrlS morning 10 deter
mine the feasibility oi contrahzInE
AN local state offices by placing
them m the slaic-OWned structure
Later the committee viii visit
Receiving and EloIS hospitals and
end the dan with a tour OF the
Romulu~ airport
The legislators were welcomed
last night hv city officials Al a
dinner ~ thC Fort Shelby Hotel
Every member of the com.
mittee wants Ia he fair Rep.
ESplC declared There has never
been disposition on the part
AZ upstate legislators 10 place
an undue burden on Wayne
County. We want YOU 10 know
that We sympathize with the
problems facing cities and we
viii 60 down the line Win you.
Referring 10 the demands Of
municipalities for more state re-
turns from tax funds. Esple -
serted that the next budget will
call for expenditures OF approx
mately S14fOOOOO0.
This would leave a surplus in
revenues OF only Sl5.000.0O0 on
the basis Of present returns. he
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Calls Food Situation
Critical in Belgium

WASHINGTON. Feb u GNSl
Nal Paul krOnacker Belgian
minister tor supply told a news
conference that hIS country was
m such desperate need OF food
that .uo government will be able
10 Work lH Belgium If the position
docs not improve.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

Eczema, acne pimples, simple ringworm.
letter salt rheum, bumps (blackheads).
and ugly broken-out skin. Millions re-
heve itching, burning and soreness OF
these mlserles with thissimple home treat
ment Black and White Ointment goes
10 work at once. Aids healing works the
antiseptlc way. 25 years success. l0c,
25c, 50c sizes. Purchase price refunded
II you're not satisfied. Use only ss di-
rected. Vital in cleansing is good sosp.
Enjoy Black and White Skin Soap daily.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Policemen May Work
On FurIough Days

Because Of the manpower short
age IN the department. common
council today approved a resolu-
tion whereby policemen can work
on any of their 20 yearly furlough
days al a pay range of S9,72 per
diem for officers with one year
Of Service to Sl0.42 for officers
with more than one years service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

said 10 meet numerous requests
which include a SlO0O0OOO in
crease nm and 20 school districts
and an enlarged postwar welfare
fund
Tomorrow The committee viii
visit The Detroit Naval Armory.
the Crosse He naval base and
Wayne University.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
Uruguay Deputies
Vote 10 Declare War

MONTENIDEO. Feb. p INS)
--Uruguay's Chamber of Depu-
ties approved today 4 bill 10 de-
clare war on Germany and Japan
A meeting of the Senate Will
be held later today to confirm the
declaration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
cKIM IRRITATIoNs OF
0NEN EXTERNAL eau Sc

ADVFRTISEMENI
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

ADvERTIsEMENr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
Daniels Is
Opposed To
Peace Draft
Air Superiority Is
Urged For Amcrica;
Draft Unreliable

Washington. June ll.-(Ap)
-Opp0SlnG a pcacctlmc draft.
,Io,phuS Daniels, form see
rotary Of the navy, said today
"tho imperative preparedness
of tomorrow is that which will
give conquest Of the Skies.'
The 81 year old Raleigh
new spapcr publisher, who di-
rcc'od the navy during the last
war. offered the postwar mill
tarl policy committee this for
mIla as the best protection"
against the possibility Of future
attack:
f 1.lId place the main cmpha-
ST. "a Il navy that flies. with ade-
o.'e military s,reugth or land and
s.a. Would take leave to be strong
IN tH- air. If ou' country dominates
The sky, 40 enemy can land on any
U.t o oar terrain.
THe committee is in its second
week of hearings on the subject of
Urntg-aI military training.
We Vii never dominate in war
by dependence upon the draft,
Daniels asserted. "AII we need to do
H. f, provide the craft and the aC-
c,, ree and young Americans viii
hasten Ia enlist, and the number of
voluntary aEiators VIII exceed the
a..ty tl furnish them with wings"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

Given High
British Honor

I.r.l,u JY,lr. II -(Np)- General
t,i'.rn.u.C,. arrived toJal, ,o viii, thr
'r,..[.,.,.' ~, +.. ...,v fine hiohrst civic
t,,.,. ..,,1, GA, nr.t9v
A. rnr..,,nrio. +nn1n,a,ou, mo will
....af- md receive rcm9ararjlv. the
.t,'o,d @ taa Dnl.a 0e WriIjna'oE crn-
,..d IN .'II u.. ,...n7lI.a5lr b,t1lcs A
'5.,,soTn, lent il f3r the occasion be-
,...,,..,, t,,.. ,,,,.-s,,t.,fio,7 Sword to he
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
Elizabeth City
Lawyer Appears
In Meadows Case

Grecnville, June ll.-(AP)-An-
other defense attorney, Jack ,1ennett,
Of Elizabeth City, appeared today at
examination of special Veniremcn
from Pasquota" county to open the
second week Of the second trial Of
DR.. Leon Il. Meadows.
Seventy-three Of the first 100 spe-
cial Veniremen summoned today
were brought here in two buses. The
second l0O are summoned to the
court tomorrow.
Chief Counsel Albion Dunn said
he thought a jury would be seated
from Pasquotank.
Meadows is charged with ombez-
element and false pretense in con-
nection with his handling of special
and student funds while president
of East Carolina Teachers College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
Nips Losing
1000 A Day
On 0kiinawa
Enemy Is Dug In
In Hill + ortress
+ or Final Stand

Guao7 limo 11iApl
p.,.;,Il.. J,.:.... L,-
~ W
ldNd Df"u2nl All tneIF remain
ing artillery INTO play today.
firing at DOJntblank rance in
tJI,s fo, f,t;1, affa,+ - ,,+o,
~ u ''' ''''Io i'I ~ N'op d
IuH power assault Iaunched by
lhe |. ). lOth army.
Guns of as heavy calibrc as los
mna. were being used by the Nip
pJ.ese IN their Iast-s,and attempt
to halt the American attack on
heavily fortified Iaeiu-Dake cscarD-
ment On the east flank. the enemy
directed fire against seventh and
JGth division tanks. Even in the
ti&htlv-enclrcIed Oroku pocket, Jap
auCse IeId guns >heled the Naha
hurbur bridge, causing some minor
damage L. the Aucrca.-Ouilt stguc-
ture
The \ippone,e, who Admiral
Nmitz said are being killed off
at the rate CT 1000 a day, are
heavily dug i'll along the white.
cnaikiike ,scarpment, looking
down the throats OF the on
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
Dictator Powers
Bill Is Approved .
In The Jap Diet

tBy The Associated PreSs.)
The lower chamber of the
Japanese Diet today passed an
amended wartime emergency
bill, the Tokyo raVo broadcast,
giving Premier Suzukis govern
ment virtual authority to rule
Japan by decree.
The broadcast. recorded by
the Federal Communications
Commission, said the house ap-
proved the measure after a SIN
hour delay when members OF ,Ae
highest committee took eNcep-
ton to certain remarks by the
premier.
Radio Tokyo said it was be-
licVed the House of Peers would
pass the bill in its newest form.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
Poll ak Foes
Win Skirnnish
In The House

WASHINGTON. lun" l1.-tAP'
-PoU tax toes scored an initial
victory today III the House oN
di,charsins the rules and judi
c;ar> committees from Jnrisdic-
t;on over legislation OutlaWing
the taxes
Hv roll call vote of 223 I"
o. they forced th" issue before
the House. The size OF lhc Nott
left no doubt chat they would
succeed in ordering procedure
making an actual vote on the
LEGISLATION an order of business
for tcm9rroN.
The legislation, passed seNera.
times by the House IN recent years
only to be sidctracked by the Sen
ale makes it unlawful fer any state
or community to require the pay
ment of polltaN as qualification
for voting in any election for presl-
dent. vice-prcsident or members OF
Congress. Seven states now levy pol
taxes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
TO REVEAL
POLISH SOLUTIONS

Moscow, June IL (APD -
Foreign diplomats said today
they understood that news on
the Polish question, when
would be welcomed in all Allied
capitals, would be Forthcoming
soon.
Foreign observers here said
they noted a considerable I'M
DrOyement" in the atmosphere
of Russian American relations
growing out of Harry Hopkins
visit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

WASHINGTON, June n.-tAP)
President Truman asked Con-
gress today to provide the army
with S39.Ol9.19O,474 to finance
the accelerated attack on Japan.
lie transmitted the military
budget fer the fiscal year. be
ginning July l. He called for
new appropriations of S2l,9o5'
093. 400. the re-apprOprlatlon ol
unC bligated balances from prior
appropriations totaling SS.SlS'-
ls5,s?4, and estimated recov-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
Berlin Churches
Are Being, Opened
For New Worship

Berlin. June ll.-(Ap)-Ber-
Iin'> War-Scarrcd churches are
being opened for Protestant,
Catholic and Jewish worship
with Soviet approval. Arthur
Werner, 6S-veaI odd German
educator, said TODAY.
The main difficulty in return
ing religion to the people of
Berlin appears to be the lack OF
places to hold services. Most of
the churches were wrecked. The
\ais took refuge behind their
walls and used them as vantage
points for Snlpin2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
7 Truman Cuts Six Billion
From War Bill OF Army

cries from contract CutbackS and
examinations tOtaling S8,238,-
5Ol,5O0.
The total program. White
House statement SAID. repre-
sents a reduction from a prelim-
mary estimate of Sl5,ooo'oOo,-
900. which was included in TIE
regular budget submittet by for
mer President Roosevelt last
February contemplation contin-
nance of the war on the Euro
pean front.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy and continued
rather hot tonight and Tues
day; scattered thundershoWer>
in the mountains this evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

WITH TIE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION of the Harry Hopkins
Moscow the end of the qabb Francisco
san spheres influence being widespread attention. In
outlet the Red Sea- (2 Trieste where Marshal
tunty the (3 the
Russians when they took az
Poand>a divisional problem Three
half
much dcussion 60 Denmark where Russian moved the
Island Bornhom Of
Marshal Stain and Baltic influence and } the
OF Red
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11
Stilwell Fears Japs May
FIGHT On For Two Years
May Be Compelled d
To Crush Enemy In
Manchuria Campaign

Okinawa, June l.-(AP-
General Joseph W >tllWcli,
naming a front line inspection
of the stubborn OkinaWa battle,
declared today that the war with
japan easily could last at least
two years longer.
1T is quite possible that we
will have to fight in Man
churia." he said, "cVen after the
japanese home islands are con-
qucred''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

Continued on Page Three
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Court Approves
Bdr|unn Co. Plan

RondholderS today considered
roOrganizstion plan proposed 10y
the Rarlum Realty Co. operators
Of the 40-Story Barlum Tower.
creating new financial Setup 10
help llt' the companyS nearly
s. 900 DOO bonded Indebtedness
Fedora JU q Q F. q " ard T..
-'NrfCTT1r-- SttTFi7r7-f'5v SppT6Ted Ire
plan. which calls for issuance of
81 .i32 600 in bonds and an un-
determined amount OF common
stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Denies SIdshinQ
HisGH| SC|othes

Ernest Alfred Dubec. 80. Of 26
Peterboro, today was held for
trial on charge Of msliciously
destroying $500 worth of his girl
friends wearing apparel Friday
night
Dubec pleaded innocent. declsr-
ing thai his friend, Mar Bristow,
Is formerly Of The PeterbOro ad-
dress. had borrowed $3.50 from
him and refused TO repay it.
Miss Bristow said Dubec threat
ened her and she left TO call
police. She returned 10 her room
with officers TO find her slaShed
clothing
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Z Seized
lHOIdupS

With the arrest 0f seven men
police Of the hoidup squad be-
heNed today they lad cleaned UP
eight robbeues IN which loot
valued Al SIS 500 had been taken.
Warrants for The seven we're
signed yesterday by Recorders :
Judge " Mckay Skllman. who
-sfv1 ~r-r--rff TT rrgfrr;,T f1T Er0TfTer
man Who is suIl ~ large
They are James Banks - q97
r. KIRBY, Henry Jones n. 941
Osborne George New some. 33.
647 r. Palmer George Cross. a.
29i Erskne Lloyd Walker Is
no address Fred Castor ~. 624
Hendrie and. QllIe Cottle 81. Of
100 H7fT'ef'
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Gyp
Costs $40

OPA ceiling price violstors
we're ordered 10 pay more than
S5s.O00 in triple damages 10 the
L s. treasury today
Leroy 4 Brown. operator Of
the Brown Toy Co. of Lansing.
was ordered by Fedora Judge
Arthur +. Lederle 10 pay ST 900
for charges above ceiling prices
on the sale Of wooden ClothespinS.
OPA authorities said Brown sold
the pins without making spphca-
,tIou for ceIling prlce. and then
hgnored the price when ~ Wss set
.lohn " Hyder of ADRIAN. a
used car dealer, must pay 81 .l40
m damages representing ~three
times the amount above the cell
ing price he charged the par
chaser OF a used truck last
March
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
1St Day War Machine
Sale Nets S25O,0OO

tIi1vrrnu7Fur ystE 0r war pro
ductlon machinery AT the Phm-
outh plant Of kelSey-Hayes Wheel
Go continued today after diSpoS-
0f APPROXIMATELY &21Q 600
worth yesterday.
The sales under supervision of
the Detroit office OF the PFC.
VIII be conducted fte days week
~ through Oct. 81 beginning At
q m
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Radio 70 China Resumes

NF,AN- YORK. Oct q ms
General Manager Thompson n.
Ni'cheH Of RCA Communications.
Inc. announced that radlo-tele-
graph service 70 Shanghai would
be resumed today
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Hurley BELGRADE Nuncio

VATICAN CITY Oct % -INS4
The VATICAN appointed Arch
bishop Joseph Patrick Hurley. of
81. Augustine, Fla. 10 the post Of
papa nuucio 70 Belgrade today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Accept Mail 10 China

Mail 10 al parts Of China viii
be accepted by the Detroit post
Office. Postmaster Roscoe r. HuS-
ton disclosed today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

tsterans faom the first three
y,ag Of Pa,lfw lehiing. many Il
vhaw have W0n awards and com
utudaiiuns
Academy Graduate CO
CamdI Supple. = native &C Mil
faHi Eria. graduated from the
L. $ Naval Academy In 1857
served aboard the USS Memphis
lar tao and onc half years and
entered ths submarine force by
w.k el tnD Submarine School 90
Nrs London PRIOR 60 taking
oy,t o.. USS CongCg. b. Vas 70
% ffe s. Cabuua. making lru.
N.T pailals in the western Pc
.lflr. >outh China Ses. around
th, Dutch Esst lndies and t1e
Philippines Cummandcr Supple
Htaf. eos American Area. Am.f-
ir.r Dt.tret Aslatlg PaCllr ub-
I.u.. tf, Submarine Cuwbst pm
rft ff.t, stars. and thp Buunne
-I Modal 90, lattef fur m,1-
t|.nH- -RA, ahosTd ths lSS
l.iHf..a
A..If.I. Wt.t permitted fH
lwu i.Nu hat,he ntu tEt
tt.uusl1 compact int iuf sud
fhrI. view the intricate machrn-
tfk %, small but comfortable
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

come q grandfather al the ripe
age Il 81
At one time be held the mid
dle-Weight boxing championship
IT the USN. too. HIS record in
cludes two round trips 90 the
South Pole with Admiral Byrd.
and IN i94l. or thu same vessel.
the US Bear. hc made a trip To-
the North Pole on . Greenland
patrol and participated IN thc
capture 0f . German schooner
which Was hslsy establishing Wea-
Their stations IN Grurland. he
returned "a submarine ssrvtCe in
1871 and qualified the hard way
going through the Panama Canal
Decorated members uf the crew
are Revert J Donnclly. Sole.
USN Earl n Kirkman. MoMMic.
USN George w. Lytlc Sole.
USN JAMES A Matthews. MoMM
iC USN Harry : Mccarthy.
>A2C bSN Orlando G. Miller.
FM2C USN CALVIN A Profit.
TMlv. USN Donald J Ssrup.
MuMMlc USN. and Ens Vim.
Christensen. USN. Who wears
thu Silver Star foF duty aboard
the usS klngfish The others all
Wtar COMMUNICATION rtbipOns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

A special treat faf naval ptf-
sonnet and "a. th, general pltut
a. MOB ga NatE Day ot.Ue.
q. Wss thc 'opsn house hsid
aboard the U.s. Cuu1ef sleek.
modtru. alr conditioned aUua-
unc To, uh tae dutk,d ln
front Of the AdmHlilatIuu a4Ia-
lnE.
Three surface cIsft ut.e als3
locked nearby ard u.tt anr0ei
g. 90, wlhiir "a fi. fme
They included zee vSS Ctaf.-
lain. drsitozt ts,uf l8J. frt
LST 5UY. and th, Sonar Sr.
flagship. o.. USS Hu.sa ~ lH
Skipperpi bs Camar Henr ID
Sipult DSN uet rt
lonIng on F,u l4. lHs5 tns U~S
Cuneer tSS 351f b..t at 8 .s-'
of about s,tt. mlII.r aa..#. g..
uns g. fh. Nals #HI
must wua,fn ft,. Ira..,.
After .f.r-It. training .H
shakedua u . Af..r.
and pa.i, .... Htr .I
fuf fnt pssf.. .# fH
day puol q. .st H' De-
pan Ahau' U8 pt r. "a. N.
compliment 90 - u," md cight
offlttr. O. uair go % eFv.af
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23
WINTER SOFTBALL
LEAGUES TO
Be CONTINUED

in mesting II thc City Rec
~ uiilt ga "Wednesday
"iali alamgmcnis enabling the
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