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Evening star., 1945-04-15


ne; 7 rooms. ami; 5 master rooms, !.
fruit trees, berries, shade. flowers, shrub
y W open
and ewes.
8 rooms. ami, . screened-in porches
bedrooms, oil heat, garage, large lot: !
81 8 rooms. ' ami. i. $3.50.
8, rooms, screened front porch, h.-w.h.
nS9S ssSa5 Once eaa o. open 1S9 pm e MAYNof a9
CO, 2314 R. I. ave. ne: NO. 433s.
ROOMS ION nsth S heat sssr
on, On sestlement tt Ena 90 On Euclid near 18th st
+ rooms, sls baths. oil heat, garage
nished; income, now quoted s4s5 monthly
ea eny saoGS Rosn d0wP RA o9ps NV xoTsa 9ss09
PASTOR, lI29 Vermont NV. MA. 2425
COLORED-Modern brick home, near Str
ana q SITS ne, extra large rooms, full
os pdrch xh dsT en bfeF ell
bargain Il $3.50. terms Many others
JOE CURTo. Realty. FIR. 1900.
fon corner house in ne
ems. In fine condition and good for in.
come; com ,,I,Sys To be shown By appointment only
CoLoRED 9th and sts. s.w.. semi.
detached frame house. 6 large rooms ane
bath. electric REFRIGERATOR and gas range
2-car garage. This house is located in q
very convenient section Of the city, clost
to all Govt; bldgs. Priced low at $3.50
house is now rented to white tenants fur.
nished for S14 per month. Possession al
esl cali Mr. PARKERs IA. 1868 t, or X IA. 1880 s5Ss
Rosedsle st; me-; row brick. rooms: bath
ST. SsssaSR' aiss sss2Ss4S S4
9067; home, NC. 3145.
COLORED-Near the New Trinity M E
Zion Church. on Park I'd, rms. frame
row house, screened back porch. Venetian
blinds. fireplace, oil heat, garage and shop
Space for garden. $4,000 cash, S71 mo
COLORED-14Oo st. ne. Here's a splen.
did home. reasonably priced semidet. col
brick, z rms, bedrmS., oil h.-w.h., full
basement. yard. 2-car gar; good cond. and
neighborhood: quick possession. COOPER.
ATIVE REALTY co. (exclusive), MA. 07O(
CoL0REDNwant house in Brookland Of
in NV. or near you anG 18th SITS, fol
doctor; will pay Ill cash. MI 0044
COLORED-A real home; 2-story brick, {
Spacious rooms: h.-w:h;: elee;; IL baths
out; convenient location to transportation
churches. shopping centers and schools
immediate possession. Don't miss this buy
Substantial cash. balance rs rent. HO
6712 or AT. 0530, daily. 1915 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1945-04-15

rooms and bath.
sos F st. ne; 2-story brick. 8 rooms.
2O4 Van Buren ST. NV; detached. 6
rooms and bath. For information call
Harry Dreisen. IA. 6902. or MURRAY CO.,
MA. 1866.
NEW HOUSES under recent War Produc-
hardship case and secure the necessary
priority We are prepared to build you
new detached home. We have 2 desir-
ment.
l. Avondsle Park. situated in Md. Just
over the District line, near Catholic Uni
verslty grounds.
. Wellington estates, south of Aexan-
dria, Va, consisting of 131 homeSites, bor-
dering on Mt. Vernon blvd.
We will submit plans for your considera-
tion and can deliver these homes in
months Priced upwards from $500.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., S17 9th st.
NV, DI. 615O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Fight Cut in City
Take Home Pay

Leaders Of 'hc CIO municipal
cmpIoyc, union Saturday threat
cncd Mayor Jefues with "mlitan,
action unless the take home pay
of city employees IS maintained.
4 letter protesting the impend-
ing cut in the municipal work
week from six 10 five days was
sent 20 the mayor bl the State
County and Municipal Workers
OF America -CIO.
The letter further reminded
the mayor that several locals Of
the union had already requested
permission 10 take strike votes
Yale Stuart. secretary OF The
union explained that Budget d.
rector David Y Addv has already
started 10 make plecemeal re-
ductlorS in the length Of the
work week IN the case OF few
building trades workers.
Present plans Of the city call
for general return 10 the five
day week sometime within the
next go DAYS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Windsor Strikers
Map Next Move

With tension mounting hourly,
a mass meeting of 10000 Wind
,or strikers was set for : p. m
Sunday A. the Market Building
Windsor. 10 determine what steps
would be- taken next in the eight
Week-oid strike Of the UAW-ClO
against the Ford Motor Co. OF
Canada.
George F. Adde's international
Secretary-treaSurer. was reported
en- route 10 Windsor Saturday
night from Washington after the
union rejection of company
proposal 10 end the walkout and
submit the points in dispute 10
arbitration
Adde's II was said, planned 10
confer with leaders of the Cana
dian Congress cf LaboS< possibly
10 enlist the support of the Gel 5
700 600 members in the event that
threats 10 use troops 10 reopen
the plant are carried out.
Meantime. other Go unions
throughout Canada were holding
meetings Sunday 10 determine II
: y m p I y walkoutS would be
staged
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
NeWPoIeConSuI
Finds II 'S'Go|d'
BY JAMES INGLIS

Detot.> new Polish consul
Oiglcfd Langrr ~ representing
the Warsaw government received
chilly reception When hc arrived
Saturday 20 take over nl, new
post
In addition ~ Tho GOODNESS Of
the diplomatic atmosphere tho
furnace AZ The Polish consulate
Al 1920 Dexter Blvd Wa> not ln
operation
on top Of that, he had TO cross
q picket line Of protesting Poles
who were friendly 10 the outgu-
ing London Polish Exile govern
mcnt representative
Because The London Poles do
not talk 10 the Warsaw Poles the
l.. s State Department was on
hand n-fhc person OF Albert r.
Farmer 10 supervise the change
over.
Stanislaw Angermar who was
appointed Polish Con>I here
three years ago by The Exile gov
crnment. glared In silence when
his successor walked ln 10 take
over
LANCER was quickly uShcred 10
anotf-r room and Angcrman put
on o.. hat and coat and departed.
With his official iob a. an end,
AnCcIman. the outgoing conSul.
plan, 10 do radio work for WJLB
on their foreign language pro-
cLaf-N
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Detroit Vet Center
Opening Monday

Gov Kelly and state command.
erS Of veterans organizations viii
participate in the dedication Of De
troit's Veterans Employment Cen
ter Al 1870 a. Monday
Occupying eight floors of a
building AZ 22l0 Park. the center
will help veterans solve employ
ment problems.
White the Center viii serve
amy veteran who applies, he will
he referred back 90 the neigh
borho0d office nearest his home.
unless he comes under the hard
Ia place ar problem category"
Edward l. CuShman. Michigan
USES head said
More than $4,000 veterans
from the Detroit area were dis
charged during October. and
during December We expect
27,00O Ia be- discharged" CuSh.
man said
Included in the Center VIII bc
p reception center and a master
file OF all known job opening, in
the Detroit area
en- the third floor u section VII
be devoted 10 representatives OF
manufacturers who wish Ia rm.
pioy large number of workers 4
testing program with counSeinE
Sclectlyc placement and lob analt-
SIS sections also VIII be included
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Parade 10 Mark
7 World Wars
0oyernot, Mayor
TO Review Marchers

Detrolt's Armistice Dav cele.
bration Monday will feature a
parade in which troops, sailors
and members of every patriotic
organization in the city Will par
ticipate.
The event, which is called the
ArmiStlce-Victory Day parade.
Will symbolic victories in two
world wars.
Under the direction Of the
ArmiSticc-Vlctory committee. the
parade will form Al 2 y. m. on
Woodward at Peterboro and pro-
coed south to Jefferson.
Reviewing the parade in front
OF the Majestic Building will be
Gov. Kelly Mayor JeffrieS an d
Grand Marshal William r. Neal
and his staff GrandstandS Will be
erected in Grand Circus Park on
both sides OF Woodward.
James a Davey parade trans
portation chairman. has issued an
appeal for additional cars TO
transport disabled veterans. Any
one wishing 10 volunteer may call
VI l-323S
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Monday First Day
OF Education Week

Detroit public schools will par.
uCipate IN the national observance
ot American Education Week.
which beings Monday.
Schools viii conduct open house
stage auditorium programs, place
window displays IN local stores
and put out radio programs and
special publications. There viii
be speakers and special displays
N all buildings
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Approve PIaysite

Acquisition and development
OF playground by the Sophie
Wright Settlement in the four
blocks bounded by Willis. Joseph
Campau, Alexandrine and Me
Dougall was approved by tho city
plan commission Saturday The
47-acre site will be used IN con-
nection with a proposed elemen-
taTy school
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

The Tuxedo With vide rounded
shoulders TO give the new slender ~"
look. All wool with an all wool inter
inins. Vieuna Fox, Beaver dyed
Consy and Stenciled Ooclot Lspin
trim Cho,es cf Fuoh,ia, Green, Blue,
Brovn ~ Ba,k - tn 20. E0s5
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

= DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
lov. II, I945-Part /, Page y
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
High Prices Bringing
Spanish Food Riots

MADRID -NnY-10-lINSl-R Re
publican circles today predicted
widespread food riots IN SPAN
unless the government smashed
black market operations which
have sent prices SkSrockeung
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Warehouse Burns

FAIRFIELD. Cal NOV lO
INSJ A mhhon-doiiar fire early
today destroyed warehouse NO =
ar the Farhcld-Suisun army arr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Bird Talk Wednesday

The explorations Of John James
Audubon will be- discussed by
Elizabeth II. Payne al $50 p m.
Wednesday in the Detroit InSti-
tute of Arts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
CrosIey Strike Ends

CINCINNATI. Nov 10 ms l-
The three-week-old strike Of 700
electrical workers AZ the Cro>ley
plant was settled today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Youths Hunted
In Realty Killing

Seeking some clue in the slay-
ing of Arba 3. Hawley 63-year-
old real estate agent state police
Saturday ntenslvcly searched the
OF the real estate
Office at 1914 ", Eight Mile
road where HaVlcys body was
found
With hands bound behind back.
feet t,ed Al The ankles. and a p
calibcr bullet m ms heart, Hawley
was discovered by Mrs. Clyde
Smith Of 1873 MelroSe, SouthfeId
Township. who had gone to the
Office late Friday 10 sign some
papers.
Hawlcys pockets we're turned
inside our and a wallet believed
to have between 500 and 500
was missing.
Capt. Donald &. Leonard Of
state police district headquarters
expressed the belief that robbery
was the sole motive Tor the muir
der. He said. however, that his
men were exploring other theories.
YOUTHS SUSPECTED
Pointing out that Hawley was
tied up and then shot, st
police detectives Frederick David
and Robert Mccormick suggested
that the robbery murder may
have been the work OF youthful
hoodlumS who were recognized by
Hawley and killed him to prevent
Identification
The two officers added that
they were not overlooking the
possibility that Hawley might
have been killed by Negro Two
persons in the vicinity reported
they had seen roughly dressed
Negro man. about 35, in the
neiGhborhood at the time OF the
Staying.
HUNT MISSING WALLET
They SAID ne was walking very
fast east on Eight Mile and
looked back frequently toward the
real estate office He disappeared
al Southfcld road. Police were
checking to learn if he might
have boarded a bus
David and Mccormick Saturday
searched the fields near the office
hoping TO find Hawley'S missing
wallet They also planned 30
question nelghborS hoping for
some tangible lead
Capt Leonard said the clothes
line bonds was worn and frayed
and appeared as if it might have
been cut from some ones back
yard line He also pointed out
that a professional holdup man
seldom is found 10 be carrying a
- caliber revolver or rifle.
Tests were being made at the
state crime detection Laboratories
in Lansing 10 determine whether
the gun which fired the fatal shot
was a rifle or revolver.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
~\[[I%[%\
VETERANS RECEIVE
MEMBERSHIP CARDS

Veterans 1T Foreign Wars.
Post 1911. Key West. has receiv-
81 their 1855 membership cards.
Commander r. ?. Haury said -.
day New members will receive
. i9s6 caid. which entities him
g. the 2 81 ~ iea5 and 1896. Mr.
HAIRY explained.
Veterans eligible for member
ship are Spanish American War,
Chincse Boxer rebellion. Phiili-
pine InsurcCtion. Cuban Pacifica-
tton. World ttssu I. Hastsasi
Campaign 1913 1920. Yangtgr
River Cam 81 1925. 1877
1880. and 1889. NicaraEuan Cam
paign II 1888 Since De. : 1871
Soldirrs. Sailors. Marines and
Coast Guard men with camr algu
ribhons fof World Wa n
The next HRular uccting will
~ hcld tomorrow night % 2l8
Duyal street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

practical nation must face grim
facts q reality Let's state them
bluntly.
Those facts are that there Is
nothing that viii restrain . ma
ior power bent On world DONNA
ton from plunging us into an
other glObal conflict except the
knowledge that a strong and pre-
pared American might again BE- a
fatal stumbling block ca the neNi
agGTgss0r Keeping strong and
keeping prepared Is Therefore
America tremendous resp0nsi-
biliiy In the Preservation q world
pcaCC.
Ihe only Way In u lich Amer
ica can dlzChargc tnat RESPONSE
biliiy Is 60 tram her youth Peace
time universal military training
is the answer
The stunning sctentifir dcvcl.
ufrnsnts q World War N have
pot IN urgent premium on uirh
military training and national
preparedness. n wlli br the SIDE
ihat b. bsst trained and b. - pr
pared which may win the next
aaT To gamble oar survival as
q free people nn any lesser pre-
paresinsss D. q fatally stoftslRht, i
national pnilry.
Such training and preparedness
'fnnnf hc acquired overnight
The tsr.pu II the nrxt war vail
b. su "a n that tine nation u-hich
D. r'i ready will have NJ chance
WHATEVER
Dflll will ~ the leai part ~
such q MILITARY training program
u Is nrCrs@Ty uHly 90 assure dis-
cipling and cuurdinaied team
work Tho Important part - such
pruE sf. &tII D. the training a
20" SPECIALISTS needed hv toe
aImsd force Cuuhat has mpvcd
frtm the hand-io,l stage e. thc
technical stage TIE difference
between tire spldirfs - thc future
and tho-s of The pasi will 81 the
difference Il training
Ihs suunrr wc rnaci pvacetir-e
unIvet ~ military training lrl
latiuu as hong advuraicf bx To
Amorr8r rrnn. tfe caTIlrf v.ll
We hass taken pIactBosl and cuIn-
wurEs nse stefs g. ga ore our Ga
tore naiIursI grsftlF ard tts
peace e the world
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
E@%[IZ[lA[
ENDEAVORING To
END OIL STRIKE
CONFERENCES ARE BEING
CONTINUED IN WASH
TNCToN

" ~ HiN'rioN. Oet l.
iHH ,reur,. are being con
.'Ha,d here m efforts 10
BRINE au ead to the strike Of
uwkmsH a. oil refincries IN
tauou parts IT the United
States.
IS Ht fe aa hrd yesterday.
f % Knrft head 81 the
.rr .a.a na pfsafees had hr,n
Ne harnsmaant lm Lum Der Strike
Iaf|af repeated an acute short
Eius. ahilh Is b,ing
sfE rsa Hf Iumbfmeu %
H. HHffHstf art etili un strike.
ESD aWafmrut bias set bccn
ft.d aIsat Jufn &. i<.As pfs-
f. uHlarff. suuFfgIsorv
at ft .ual mlnes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
Japanese Loot Of Gold In China
And Philippines Being Discussed
'[[Il[L[[[1
POSTAL SAVINGS
SHOW AN INCREASE

Though MANI persons. In
eiudino defense workers.
have left Ksv West since the
sna Of SsptembsH 1854. pos
tai savings deposiss In the
Key West Pest Office have
ineresssd ssss.s77 during that
period.
Figures given cat todsY By
Postmaster HELEN n. Der
vaiii show that Of the Close
Of business en- September %.
isss. me denosits toaaled
si.7z7. %. and that. on the
close of business Saturday,.
tho amount had Increased 10
salss.2Te.
Sale Of stamp stock during
the LA month fell off -
compared with September.
lsfs when the amount waa
szo.sso.7s. Last meath the
receipts toialed slA.sisT7, .
decrease Of Sc 3sfss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
DON'T WORRY ABOUT JAPAN


W AoitiNG lON, OGt. L.
There has been . lot Of stuff
In the newspapers expressing
doubts about the trend Of az
fairs in Japan. Even the
Acting Secretary Of State did
some tall guesswOrk IN dis
agreeing with the common
sense decision of General
MacATthur.
Macarthur said that u would
b. pussIblt 60 reduce tire midi
tary forces on guard in Japan 90
? 0.000 mCn TINS stirred zap a
lively discussion Ia high military
headquarters m Washington.
Wh.ch resulted ~ definite and
overwhelming support of General
Macarthur
b. fhc Way. % must MT b. flT-
gotten that thIs Supreme Com
pa naiss thc Same giant soldier
Who announced on 1912 whsn be
left tn Philippines f,r Australia.
that. = vail b. hack again Mao
Arthur knows ms Job. perfectly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
WIN. DOUCHTRY IN
COMMISSION RACE
MAKES F0RhfAL ANNOUNCE.
SEET nv COLUMNS or
THE CITIZEN TODAY

Capt William 7. Doughty. Jr.,
Veterans Counsel al the Naval
Station, today announces ms can
didacy Tor City Commissioner.
Nj. Doughty is one Of the five
men endorsed for this office by
the Charter group - the other
four are Capt. William ". De
merritt, Albert b. Cooper. J. b.
Sullivan and W c. swceiing.
Capt Dooghtry came 20 Kcy
West from jacksonville IN Jan
uary. 1871. having been trans-
icrred b. the FLORIDA Fast Coast
Railway 90 fill a vacancy in I'M
local freight office. H. made
friends quickly through his psr-
ticipation IN BASEBALL and basket
ball Tie became . mcmbe- Il
Ley IMMORAL church. and dcv 4
upod an early interest m Boz
Scout work serving as assis ant
scoutmaster with tao troups ~
Key West.
NJ Doughty was married %
1873 and has four children. ~
oi whom were born here an
attended grace and high schools
90 Key West Mr. E1ugh.., Is
ai present teacher a DIVISION
stltet School Most 81 Cart
Lh1ughirys busInoss expeflence
has been "a railway and steam
ship transportation
foi many years Capt Dutgitr.
@as Interested in thr NatiuEat
Guard fast ~ Battery r. 2s5th
Coast Artillery IN 1871 ~ he
becauc q mcmber q Company D.
FLORIDA state Quart. and whisc
neinbtr volunteered fog seIvicr
with thC Z ). Army. and began
duty as q first lieutenant IN IN.
Transportation C0ips. Scptombef
- 1914 ht Was Ef0muiud Ia
Captain ~ June 1898. g. rrcri.-
I'd has honorable dIschsrgo March
=. 1915. after having served -
months. including ~ months
overseas "a England and Franc,
Capt Doughiry's nicfcst IN
cIvic affairs has been strong ~
many Years H. served tua
fg trs as mgmhof "a tia Citg
Council. hs vas defeated ~ has
race o.. MavoI. and in hls nr-t
fHor fnr County COMMISSIONS
HIs second trv for election as
County COMMISSION was sue
rre~fuI hui be- was elected in
N"vrmhcr l9s2. and his Army
srryirc Prevented him from TAI
inc office
~" s. r'ranpiy ,n1u Z Is 'hs
'h-rfer Grnun ard great MANY
r'Arrs -- % man ~ I'm, rhagar'.
-Dd eh.liiv and ,~s vho -
'Nr res. -.eII ir the affr.
20 COMMISSIONS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
TOP TIE KIDEAPERsl

4 JOINT Committee Of Congress
ha1 osrn pIupused to investigate
g." present ni'T-rriaii''nshipe tH.-
tA'ur 'f' p""cfa and tlf ac'lFi-
Co.. ui irdoI.L tate and ifgal
governments
a blll fpf that purrpsc ha. bss 70
INTRODUCED hy Scrainr Wilsy 81
Wisconsin To ruwwff'ns uld
make rr,"mmenda'laH fYr thr
restoration and ms ni'nanrr 81
ihr Proper distribution "i au'nur-
i'v ard funrirns among thnae
ruEs rnt, NJ les provided unth f
TIE juiird a'r" Cuns'i'utffn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
CARL TAYLOR IN
MERCHANT MARINE

Carl Tavlor D. la. son ~ Mr
ar5 M &C Tsylur. SD 3 y
PORTER riars. has enlisted fn fI.
merchant nsun. AMI is staiHn1.
ei ~ Sneepshesd pay = 3
u attending training
school and 81 tfr C.nclusmn ut
thre- uHntre cuu r he Wg.'
enter the @TtcC ae q aramar.
second class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01

LOCKPORT y :. A fcu
dass after Peter Hsars lost has
Ii ockctbs rs containing As. IN
81 ringer spaniel oWued by
n afv's andladv tstted horne
with the purse amt Its cHniruts
II ass rewarded %, dug witn
straL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
% q - = q q q . q . q q
NOTICE

90 PFaao will BE- closed for
aiiefaiiana on Monday. Oct.
lat until further noiics.
IL wtll re9nen undar the
r1anawamcnt Of Bolivar Valdsa
farmeF owner who has recently
fetaFne1 fFom oversees and
hes been discharged from the
a-msd fsFzes % the U s. A.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
Conference Between Truman,
AttIee And Stain Indicated
FRANCE HAS SHOWN
DECIDED LEFT TURN

pAHtS Oct win two
thaFas q ths vote in. France
haa showu q decided turn 20
ne lsfi. it YES declared here
tuaHW
The socialists thus Tar have
aained SIS sests in the cham
beF 81 dopuiieG. the eommun-
iaia. 1Ft wAile there has been
e aeciaea fsilinT eff in the
veas Goa the Elshiists and
mAaale aahsFants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
What Has Become Of II
II Question That u
Now Being Asked In
Many Quarters

80 A@Aestssf@ FeN@@
TOKYO. OxL i.--whal
has become Of the Japanese
loot Of gold IN The Phsisp-
pines and in china7
That question was asked
here friday and Il was be-
lievcd that an answer ell
be found to i after an In
vestigation Of the money ia
the japanese bank. which
General Macarthur has oF-
dered frozen. and the fiuan-
cias standings of - maior
industries In Japan.
10000 Ysnhs ln Japaa
u was announced that
there are now 100. 600 Amer
lean troops IN central and
northern Japan.
Occupation 81 kyushu. the
aoutheTunosi province im
Japan. has been slowed az
By typh"1ns and the 80
sultant heavy rains that have
flooded roads.
Japs Witkous Arms Oei. IS
The imperial government
informed General Ma A..
thur that all Jap tnIops a .
pan viii have been aemo B.
lized b. Oetober ~.
AHWtaeT asfsssusfwsnt si
from headquarters ga that
arrangement have hern
made foF Amerirun truop iH
Japan 60 hear the pla
play result IL the World
Seric baseball game ln D.
United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-01
SAILOR RUN
OVER BY CAR
SAID TO HAVE ATTEMPTED
TO FORCE DRIVER TO
STOP AUTOMOBILE

With his wife and two
children in his car. and fear
tai that five sailors would
take bis car from him when
he heard the cay. lets get
him." Leonard Curry ran in
60 one Of the sailors. r.. y.
Frigon. "a ll:lO O'Clock Sat
uTday night and severely in
iured him.
Frigon. unconscious. was
taken In the lop"Z amba-
lance 10 the L. :. Naval Hos
pltal. where u was found he
hal a cut over has right eye
and a cash Ia his right leg.
Sailors Barred Street
Ihs agCidCnt occurred on south
ard street. neaf GrIuncil. and
! -puty Sheriff Will Archer sn,t
Wallace MorsB" SAID by-stanrief
informed thew sst the sailors
tsd atif rpted o. stop severed cars
whiir the sailors Wcu on their
Way from White street down
SOiihsfd street.
As Istani Stale Attorney vii
ilam Y AlbuTy said M Curry
ussiaIrd that. 81 BE- Mas turning
from GTnneii into Suuthard
Street ths salluTs srFcad yell
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