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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
BRITISH SERVE
HOT ULTlMATUM
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road to halt food shipments from
Batavia.
The British said a captured In.
donesian car contained weapons
and documents concerning plan
for an attack on British positions
in Bandoeng.
Fighting also continued at Soc.
rabaja, Semarang. Ambarawa and
Batavia.
British warships in Semarans
harbor for the second day shelled
an Indonesian strongpoint at I'm
garian, about midway between
Semarang and Ambarawa, the
Dutch news agency Aneta said
British positions at Ambarawa and
an interment camp nearby were
shelled by the 1ndonesians, il
added.
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HARMONICA FAN

NEWBURYPORT, Mass.-WH-
Harmonious may replace the ira
ditional knickknacks on the may.
or's desk here if candidate Harry
J. Merrill is successful. He can
play Two of them at once, one with
his mouth and the other with his
nose.
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servations made by American
Bowling congress teams. The A
Be has 400 team reservations on
the books" reported George A.
Obenauer, secretary of the Buff
falo Bowling association. add to
this the assurance of 1000 booster
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RECORD ENTRY

BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 2a-@'D
"A record entry was predicted to-
day for the world championship
bowling tournament here next
March on the basis of early re-
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BUY U. 8. VICTORY BONDS
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teams in Buffalo, and W, ,,,
more than 5000" " nave
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
ENDORSE
RESTAURANT LIQUOR

This column is going to come
right out and say that it will be
quite necessary to amend liquor
laws and permit the larger city
restaurants to serve cocktails and
hard liquors at their tables. This
in reference to a defeated oTdi-
nance at the city commission
meeting Tuesday night. Now l
am going to say right now that
this will put a terrific response
bility on the City Commission
and I'm hoping they hold up I'M
der it. Passing this ordinance
means that a large bar like Sloppy
Joe's could very easily be granted
license and open up on a Mar
tello Tower lot alongside the Casa
Marina. However, the Casa Ma
rina is allowed to serve liquor
and l believe other large tourist
restaurants should get a like priv
ilege. But believe you me, citi-
ZenS, the commission should then
take a firm stand against allow
ing nuisance" places in this
beach zoned area. The defeated
ordinance, which may come up
again, provides for 100-table res
taurantS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
CORAL ROCKETS
BY L. P. ARTMAN, JR.

few know of his services at the
Chamber of Commerce, a one
man chamber of commerce. Steve
said that he would answer per-
sonally any letter written to the
Chamber and he has done just
this and brought scores Of visitors
and residents to Key West. I'd
venture to say that he has brought
ten times his salary to Key West
in fresh money each year. Steve
has fresh, youthful style because
his mind has never become the
81 years his body has. When GU
get a personal letter from Steve
you instinctively want 20 know
more about Key West. Steve is
pretty good, too, in interviewing
persons coming into his office to
get information. I think, though,
that his Chamber is badly under
manned. My own belief is that
at least $4,000 a year is needed
in the Chamber to get an assist
ant secretary Qeg man and re-
write man, a younger man who
can get around) and also a photo
grapher, either on part or full
time, to service the Chamber with
beautiful feature shots of Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
GETTING
CLUBHOUSE DEED

JayceeS voted last night to
work with the city attorney in
securing quit claim deed to the
Country Clubhouse and attempt
to speed the deed. They want
the Clubhouse badly for a Jaycee
Community Center and wish a
lease on the place. They will then
put the place in first-class shape.
This column is going to endorse
this project also. AS. a former
naval recreation officer ! believe
the boys, in blue have enough
recreation buildings as it is. Just
when was here alone l built a
beer patio at the section base
alongside the recreation hall,
large library, postoffice, basket
bali court, baseball diamond and
boathouse. So they have plenty
of buildings. Perhaps they should
take over the Golf Course if 1t is
agreeable to the Golf Club, which
it seems to be at present, because
golf is d good recreation to the
men and the navy can keep the
course in good condition and build
it UP where it needs building, in
return for which their men get
to play on the course, free or 9TH
erWiSe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
TROJANS AND OUTSIDE MACHINlSTS
BATTLE FOR FIRST PLACE SUNDAY
ISLAND CITY LEAGUE RE-
SUMES PLAY AFTER LAY
OFF OF WEEK; TWO GAMES
XMAS DAY

After a weeks layoff, the Island
City Baseball League will swing
into action Sunday with a pOten-
tial twin bill scheduled to begin
at l pm.
The first game will bring to-
gether the Red Raiders and the
American Legion. The teams are
tied for third place.
In the second game, the Tro-
JAMS will tangle with the Ma
chinists. The winner of this game
will decide who is to take first
place Sunday.
There will be a doubleheader
on Christmas Day. The fans will
get a Christmas treat when they
watch the TrojanS battle it out
with the Red Raiders. This game
is the one which both teams have
been waiting for since the league
was formed for there has always
been a bit of rivalry between
them. The second game of the
Xmas twin bill will bring togeth-
er the Conchs and Machinists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20

| believe the Advertise Key
West Council will shortly initiate
a drive to raise this fund among
the business men who compose
the Council and supply Steve with
this additional help. Steve, too,
is soon going to hold regular din
ners at the Chamber and invite
prospective members to join in
the discussion, submit suggestions,
and become members of the
Chamber at S24 a year. 1 be-
lieve, though, that the Council
should operate separate from the
Chamber as an organized body
but that all its stuff should be
cleared through the Chamber to
avoid duplication and you will
find Steve will never throw a
monkeywrench in any additional
publicity for Key West. l be-
ieve, too, the $4,000 can be easily
raised by subscription. Look for
early hiring of a writer to assist
Steve, to be appointed from the
Council. He will probably be an
outside man.
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decorations, will adorn the
stage.
Santa will arrive by ai- a. the
seaplane base, at 1890 o'clock
in the afternoon and will greet
',a c'---1-5.-. vas viii range in
- I'D 10 Is years.
-,- lnI.-cec from the Key
Ne, ChllCrenS Welfare De-
partment will oe special guests
enjoying the party.
Beautiful toys, games and
stockings filled with candy. nuts,
and fruit will be distributed
among about 400 children. Con-
Guiding the program will be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
WILSON BOND

l believe Mr.. Wilson should
come out publicly and state if he
is ready to post performance
bond with the owners of the Gar
rison Blight property now so that
more confidence can obtain for
his project. 1t is a beautiful thing
he has planned for Key West
which will make much money for
himself and for the city. The
land is offered at $500 an acre by
the Internal Improvement Fund,
I understand. The city has gone
on record as stating that they will
issue the necessary license.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
CITIZEN AHEAD

NJ 4GLN <1E167O
l was glancing over heads IN
The Citizen and an out-of-tOWn
paper the other day. On Monday
The Citizen ran May Name City
Manager At Commission Meet
Tomorrow" On Tuesday the
story had further developed and
The Citizen said, David King
Expected To Be Named City
Manager Tonight" The same day
an out-of-town paper said, as if
in answer, Routine business
only expected at city commission
meeting tonight" Then the next
day The Citizen carried King
Unanimously Voted Key Vests
City Manager" and the out-of-
town paper reluctantly said King
Named City Manager of Key
West"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
AQUARIUM MANAGER

What with the Navy going to
start on repairing the city aqua
rum and Emory Lowe Pierce,
biology teacher at the University
of Florida and former manager of
the Aquarium, coming down for
the Christmas holidays from the
University, it might be wise for
the commissioners to interview
him as to probability of taking the
job. The aquarium is just about
self-supporting and probably
could be self-supporting if run
well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
FORWARD ROSAM
STARS In LIONS
B'BALL VICTORY
MIAMI DAILY NEWS. KEY
WEST TRANSIT COMPANY
WALLOPS MIAMI HERALD
IN DoUBLEHEADER

Lions Girls defeated the Con-
vent sextette at the High School
Gymnasium last night by a score
of so to 81. For the Lions, Cleo
Rosam scored Il points and
Thornley, and B. Demeritt each
made twelve points. Haskins was
high for the Convent with seven
points.
The Miami Herald lost two
games last night, the first to Key
West Transit Company IS to 10
and the second to Miami Daily
News IS to 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20

With the cessation of hostilities
many war workers are return
ing to their permanent homes
elsewhere. We are soliciting
applications for one, two and
three bedroom apartments
especially for 1-bedroom apart
ments, with frigidaire and kero-
sene range. AS these are Low
Rent Projects we may accept
only applications from families
whose annual family income
does not exceed S2100. Joseph
Yates Porter Place, Fort Viii
lage. dec15-6t
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Classified Column

Advertisements under this head
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Payment tor classified advertise
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yule:ihe music and a special
showing of the movie. Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs.'
Program arrangements are
under the direction of Lieuten-
ant F. r. Ventura. USNR, sta
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
RAIDERS FORM SOCIAL CLUB

Red Raiders, baseball team, has
formed the Red Raider Social
Club, composed of members of
the team and its representatives.
Purpose of the club is to raise
funds for road trips, banquets or
in the event a member of the
team is hurt playing ball or 9TH
erwiSe.
Dewitt Roberts, centerfielder
and catcher of the Raiders. was
chosen president: Charles AIburv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20
MANY MIXTURES

Baltimore.-DDT, the new
death dealing insecticide, will be
mixed into paints, warnishes, soap
flakes, furniture and floor oils,
fabric-treating preparations, crop
and livestock sprays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20

Why not have hot water when
you want it in your bathroom,
kitchen, and for laundry? There
are two Crane automatic water
heaters at my shop looking for
home. Peppers Plumbing
Supplies, 512 Fleming.
dec18-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20

have one used bathtub in fine
shape. Come in and take a look
It's just what you may need.
Peppers Plumbing Supplies,
512 Fleming. dec1S-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20

Cottage, furnished. Apply 1128
Margaret st. or phone 846-J.
dec19-2tx
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FOR HIRE
FOR RENT

Light housekeeping rooms. 626
Grinnell. dec14-6tx
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House in Macarthur Subdivision.
Owner leaving, will sell equity.
Also electric refrigerator, cleo
trio fan, automatic radio-phono-
graph. Inquire 1881 Seidenberg
Avenue after 4:30. dec19-3tx
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Auto parts and accessories for all
makes of cars. Special attention
given garage and service sta
ton operators. Roy's Key West
Auto Parts, 1l6 Duval ST., JEFF
ferson Hotel Bldg, Phone 442.
dec18-3tx
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CHILDREN'S XMAS
PARTY ON MONDAY

a chilG-en's Christmas party
VI ce z- e ---
&C. - q. -5 l.. --
.-.., 42ey T. es- 4. re &
Base Theatre. The parry 5 -.
children of the Naval and Civil
ian personnel of the Air Station
and Fleet Air Activities.
A large Christmas tree, with
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ton welfare and recreation Off
Ger.
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Restaurant. Cheap. 901 Caroline
street. dec19-4tx
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Anderson reports food plenti
ful.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20

Survey SHOWS That mothers take
jobs 10 .ceet family needs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-20

Lawn mowers, saws, knives, scis-
sors sharpened. Sewing ma
chimes, small motors, suit cases,
trunks, locks, etc, repaired.
Keys duplicated. B. F. Camp
bell, 803 Simonton street.
dec5-tf
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Lady's bicycle in good condition.
1415 United st. dec20-3tx
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Subscribe 10 The CIuzsn-z5c
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cRAcKERJAcK PLUGcER

I'd like to put in a plug for a
crackerjack feature writer, my
friend Steve Singleton. Very
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MISCELLANEOUS

Used furniture bought and sold.
Key West Bedding Co., phone
500, SIS Front st. dec1-1mo
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Modern bedroom furnished
apartment. Apply 1923 Grinnell
st. dec20-ltx
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FOR RENT

Furnished apartment. Apply
downstairs, 1925 Flagler Ave.
Phone 753-M. dec20-4tx
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
Press Settlement Of Coal Strike
Explosive LobOF Front Still
 EmbFolIed tn Mcny Disputes

in the gulf coast area from Texas to Florida was averted temporarily after AFL delegates at a labor management conference tabled Q strike motion.
 Hollywood
 Tn thB seven-mopth Hollywood jurisdictlcnal dispute, BOO policemen surrounded the besieged Warner Bros, studio to break a picket line which strike ofiiclals said would in- olude 10, 900 to 10000 persons.
 Production at Warmers was com- pletely halted for the third consee- utlve day, as members of rival ArTa unions awaited counting of votes in an election to determine bargaining agent for set dressers.
 The National Labor Relations Board announced yesterday that all votes would be counted--including bi challenged by the AFL painters union and 64 challenged by the Ill- ternational Alliance of Theatrical Stage employees (AFL).
 The striking painters ranks were reinforced by AFL machinists from the Lockheed Aircraft Corp, who said they were on hand ito prevent unjustified beating of members by Warmers employees when they ap- pear as peaceful pickets."
 Protection
 A total of IS plckets, protected by court order, patrolled the Warmers lot yesterday after police broke up Q i,000-nan line. Studio ofilcials said "very few" workers reported, h ever. There was no violence such as characterized the previous three days of intensive picketing.
 Hopes of immediate settlement of the New York port strike were dispelled last night when balloting by more than 30,000 longShoremen on whether to return to work end- cd in confusion.
 A mass meeting of six Brooklyn locals of the AFL Longshoremen's Association, whose members have paralyzed shipping operations in the country's largest port, broke up in disorder without Q vote being taken.
 Harbor ofiicialS estimated that nearly 400 vessels Icy Idle ct piers pr were anchored In the lower har. DOT as the strike continued.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
Release Of Mertgage

Release Of Mortgage
 Rose Marie Villano to Edward Perrottl and Mary M. Perrottl. St. Johns Parish to Victor M. Shaw.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Gar. mela Di Ptetro.
 Nicolo Montefusoolo to Vito An. gelone.
 Henry D. stoughton to Margaret N. Delebero and John D. Delebero. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury to 10. sephine Ricclardi.
 Mortimer Downey and Marian Downey to oakie 0. Johnson. Louis Scigliano to 0AkiS O.. Johnson.
 The scigllano Company, Inc. to Oakie c. Johnson.
 Henry E, stoughton to Anna Kra. SOW.
 Community Bond and Mortgage Corp. to Herbert V. Snow and Augusta 1T. Snow.
 Salvatore MollIca to Lucio Can. nata and RoaTia Cannata. Thomaston SaVingS Bank 70 Wus liam P. and Nora M. Birmingham.
 Administrators Deed Beatrice Davino, administrative to Peter KukanskaS, property on Green street.
 Leonard Majewski to Mary D. MAjewski, property on Ward street,
 Quit Claim Deeds Morris KoserSky G Sons, Inc, to Rudolph Bender ct ux, property on Gates avenue.
 Edgar J. Cosset and Reginald ]. Cosset to Maurice A. CoSset, prop. orty on HillcFeSt avenue.
 Marianicola Marzano to Salvatore MaESano, property on South Leon. ard street.
 Mortimer '. Downey to Marian 0. Downey, property on Villa road.
 Warranty Deeds Mary DoVino to Kathryn Wolf Murphy, property on Chase avenue.
 Cult Claim Deeds Francis ]. Sullivan to Agnes 0. Sullivan, property on Moran street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
nY UNHTRD PRRea

union and Industry spokesnen met again today in an effort to end che spreading coal strike as police guarded against further violence in Hollywood film studio plcketing.
 Government oftloiais warned the strike in the soft coal fields, unless eetGled by the weekend, would re- duce steel operations to 25 per cent ut capacity. FrF
 The solid fuel administration said eteel operations in the east and in- dustrial plants in Virginia, North and South Carolina already had been seriously affected by the fuel shortage. Domestic users, who have not received coal for Q week be- cause of emergency shipping con- trols, will feel the pinch within three or four days, SEA said.
 Developments
 Developments along the explosive tabor front:
 i.New shutdowns in the soft coal helds boosted to approximately Ao6,- 600 the rumber Idle in strikes and shutdowns throughout the country,
 e dAOVAG kat0AAAAh SShAuAAG0 0b H standstill ct the Warner Bros. Hol. Aywood studio, New York port oper- etions were paralyzed, and west coast lumber supplies dwindled in scattered strikes involving nearly 100000 workers.
 8. Tn governments stabilizatlon policies appeared headed for a ma lor test as the United Automobile Workers (CiO) sought consideration of demands for Q blanket 30 per cent wage increase.
 (. Walkouts were expected Enomen- karily among 1900 eastern Massa- phusetts street car and bus employees, AFL TeaInsters in i6 Washington, D. O., freight delivery concerns and ClO mechanics of American air- knes and It's export subsidiary.
 6, About 27,000 workers returned bo their jobs In Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey Dye plants yesterday, and Q back-to-work movement gained momentum among striking employees in the pullman etandard Manufacturing Co.'s Mich- Ogan City, Ind, Plant.
 Q. A threat of c general walkout pf metal workers and boilermakers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
Late Realty NelUs

The following documents have been filed ct the office of Town Clerk Mary 0. Kllmartin:
 Warranty Deeds
 Vito Angelone to Mary A, DeRosa, property on Baldwin street.
 ErancNs D. Macfarlane to Lucy DiCrosta and John DiCrosta, prop erty on Electric court.
 Annia Krasow to Edward and Margaret Dussault, property on El- lott avenue.
 John Yampanis to Clarence R. Dusenbury and Violet N. Dusenbury, propeFt oyn Suffolk street,
 Mary Santos to Victor ]. FoFand, property on River street.
 Helen Cannata to Carmen FaEns iglietti and Palma A, Famiglietti, property on Auburn avenue.
 Warranty Deeds
 Floyd H. Rasmussen and Wesley g, Rasmussen to Joseph A. Bouffard and Josephine M. BouiYard, prop erty on Anna avenue.
 Violet Boardman to Elizabeth M. Erniini. property on Cherry street, OAkie Q. Johnson to Mortimer '. Downey and Marian o. Downey, property on Villa road.
 Eagle Realty Company to der- trude Bowen, property as shown on plan Of "EomelandS"
 Mortgage Deeds
 Clarence D. DusenbuFy and Vio- lot ". Dusenbury to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, property on Suffolk street, e4,00o.
 Victor J, Forand to the Water. bury Building and Loan ASsocia. ton, Inc, property on River street, o3,b00.
 a Meurlce A. Cossott to the Water. sbury Savings Bank, property on Hilicrest avenue, e2,000
 Marian 0. Downey to tho First Federal Savings and Loan aSsocia- ton of Waterbury, property on Villa road, eS,400.
 William Murphy and Josephine Murphy to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Water. bury, property on Alma street, oe,s00.
 Cult Claim Deeds
 Isidore toll and Michael ]. guiiis van, property on Fairlawn Manor. Frank Stance and Angelo Stance to Anthony ], Stance and Nancy Stance, property on Pinehurst ave- 1iue.
 Margaret Rauba, a.k.a. Margaret M. Rouba to Joseph Marson, prop- sTty on Wilson street.
 Release Of Mortgage
 Samuel Goldman to Virginia Ros- q ct ais.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Mor. ton V. pierpont.
 Tho Colonial Trust co. to Helen Cannata.
 Rose Marie villano to Edward porTotM and Mary M. PeFrotti. Joseph 0Tigonia to Della Rabuska, property on Newey street.
 Margaret Rauba A.K.K. Margaret A. Rouba to Joseph Marson, prop- Orty on wilson street.
 The Colonial Realty co. to Mi. Ghael ]. Sullivan, property on Fairs lawn avenue. C New York, New Haven and Hart. ford R. D. co. to Frank ?. Pope, st al, property on South Leonard street.
 Angelo CiaEio ct ai to John ?. Dameiic et ai, property on Ardnore street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

OF war prices.
The Capitol operators
are not under Civil Serv.
ice. And here's another
strictly Capitol Hill gag:
Although il takes the
Senate to get them a
raise, they are paid by
the House Disbursing or.
flee!
Don't ask me 10 ex.
plain il. / am not going
TO bat my brains out try.
ing to rationalize things
on the Hill,
Being a Capitol opera.
tor requires a prodigious
memory. They've got 10
carry so many BITS Of
information in their
heads. Miss Thomas esu.
mates il takes a good
two years before an op.
orator reaches fun eff.
cheney.
IF or instance, she
said, Someone VIII call
and ask for the Senate
Ways and Means Com.
mittee. Well-we know
there's no such thing in
the Senate; that's a
House committee. So we
TtauIrs S.nd .a',. lie.