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Leqal Notices

named are paid by February 10. A. D.
l9s5. and your rights hereunder will
be declared null and void.
Said premises are described In said
land contract as follows, viz:
All that certain piece or parcel OF
land being situated In the Township OF
Harrison. Macomb County, Michigan.
and more particularly described as'
Lot number Two Hundred and Thirty
Eight I23a) of the Warren Park Sub
division No. I. according TO the plat
thereof recorded in the Macomb Coun-
ty Records.
Dated December {. lo@4.
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
By: CLARENCE A. BuRCk.
Attorney-in-fact.
1875 Dime Building,
Detroit. Michigan.
Jan. 1928. 30-M.-L.
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Christmas Add Joy

SUPERIOR, Wis.-W.H-Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Christmas recent
ly added Joy to their happy fam
lily. Two elder daughters were
named Merry and Carol.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE LAND CONTRACT

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE LAND CONTRACT
To Mrs. b. c. Trew.
You are hereby notified that . GER
tain land contract. bearing date the
First day of May. 1873, by and be-
tween Detroit-Macomb Land Company.
Michigan Corporation OF the first
part, and Mrs. b. d. Trew OF the Sec
ond part, Is In default by reason OF
the non-payment Of the principal and
interest AZ follows:
ints ns'Da' to Jan. I. ls.s ' sisss
Total S70O 70
due hereunder. and you are hereby
further notified that the said Detroit
Macomb Land Company will declare
the said land contract above described
forfeited, unless the said sums above
named are paid by February 10. A. D.
ls@5. and your rights hereunder viii
be declared null and void.
Said premises are described IN said
land contract as follows. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel Of
land being situated In the Township OF
Harrison. Macomb County. Michigan,
cribed as: Lot number Five Hundred
and Sixty-Nine- $3.50, Riverside, Bay
Gardens Subdivision. according 10 the
recorded plat thereof In the Macomb
County Records.
Dated December {, 1914.
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
BY: CLARENCE A. BURCK,
Attorney-in-fact.
1885 Dime Building.
Detroit. Michigan.
Jan. l6.23.30-M.-L.
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Factory Workers
Add TheIrNames
to Flying Fort

SEATTLE-W.H - When the
Flying Fortress. Five Grand,
rumbled into its Third Division
base in England, it created a
sensation.
Base personnel buzzed around
the huge plane, blanketed from
nose to tail with thousands Of
brightly-colored autographs.
Employees of one of the Boeing
Aircraft Company plants in
Seattle had celebrated compile
ton of their 5,000th Flying For
tress since Pearl Harbor by
scribbling their names on the
plane before sending it off to
war.
Third division officers, gum
ners, ground crewmen. cooks,
armament workers and ordnance
men milled over the Fortress
hull, king carefully for
names.
CreWmen of Five Grand"
wrote to Boeing officials that
the Fort had blasted German
anti-aircraft emplacements on
the Dutch coast preceding the
Holland invasion.
The Boeing bomber was dam
aged on her maiden run over
Germany, but since that time
mo one has put hole in her"
wrote Maj. Ormonde d. Hatcher,
Coleman, Texas.
Hatcher added that the plane,
also known as the "Shortsnort-
err" and the Easter Egg" be-
cause of its colorful autographs,
was the pet of the Third Bonn
bardment division.
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tendance at the initial meeting
of the Detroit No. club in the
winter of 1915, Kiwanis Inter-
national has expanded through
out the United States and Can
ada until today it points to a
membership of more than $780,
600 in some 1850 clubs.
The quarter-century old Mount
Clemens Kiwanis Club will
mark the international annivers-
airy with luncheon meeting
Wednesday at which Lawrence
Schott, a charter member, will
show movies of the earlier days
of the Mount Clemens Kiwanis
Club. Otto Nickel will discuss
the clubs history.
In line with the Detroit OBJ
servance, Governor Harry Kelly
recently issued a proclamation
setting aside the period of Janu-
airy FL to q as Kiwanis Ami
versary Week in Michigan.
Some 400 Kiwanians from
Mount Clemens, Pennington,
Ferndale. Highland Park, Royal
Oak. Southfield, and other near
by clubs are expected to attend
the meeting which, in addition
to Deans appearance, will feat
ure the installation of officers of
the Michigan Kiwanis district
for 1945.
Arthur H. Cansfield, principal
of Handy High School in Bay
City, will be inaugurated as gov
ernor. Kiwanians to be INSTALL
ed as lieutenant governors in
clude:
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
Joseph Himmelspach, Farm
ington; Elton A. Ingram, Benton
Harbor; Kenneth r. Sanderson,
Hastings; James E. Mayfield.
Flint; Squire Chase, Adrian;
Ernest J. Allison, Plymouth;
Vernon c. Pelton, Holly; Ben E.
Nichols, Cadillac; Fred w. Ban
croft, Charlevoix; and Harry
Netcher, Wyandotte.
Michigan Kiwanians were not
flied recently that Kiwanis clubs
in the United States and Canada
bought and sold war bonds val
ued at S1,00O,OOO,OO0 during
1914. Other achievements in
cluded the donation of $4,000
pints of blood, the purchase o;
millions of cigarettes for serv-
icemen overseas, collection of
more than 100000 tons of scrap,
and keeping in touch with 2,000,.
900 servicemen and women,
either by letter or by sending
| hometown newspapers to them.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
COMET STREET WATER MAN,
ROLL NO. 500

TO:
Charles Deksyse. Richard Gave. IT.
win Gave, A. and b. Gave. Ira T.
Bornham. Vern Trombley, Gustav
Peltier. Arthur Nicholson, Clarence
+. Starkey. Paul Starkey. and to any
other person or persons Interested.
Notice Is hereby given that the Spe-
ciai Assessment Roll for the con-
struction OF a Water Main on Comet
Street Is ready for examination and II
now on file In my office. Wednesday,
January the 3lst. 10 the date for final
Improvement.
JOSEPH II. MATTHEWS.
City Clerk.
January l6.23-M.-L
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due hereunder. and you are hereby
further notified that the said Detroit
Macomb Land Company. will declare
the said land contract above described
forfeited, unless the said sums above
named are paid by February 10. A. d.
i045. and your rights hereunder Will
be declared null and void.
Said premises are described In said
land contract as follows. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel OF
land being situated In the Township
OF Harrison, Macomb County. Michi-
gan. and more particularly known and
described as: Lot number Three Hun
dred and Ninety 1890, Riverside Bay
Gardens Subdivision. according to the
recorded plat thereof In the Macomb
County Records.
Dated December Z. 1914.
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
BY: CLARENCE A. BURCk,
Attorney-in-fact.
1879 Dime Building,
Detroit. Michigan.
Jan. ie.23.3o-M.-L.
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Dietrich Gam
to
Be Auctioned

PARIS, Jan. % - (P - A
pair of black and pink, lace
trimmed garters that recently
adorned the glamorous legs of
Marlene Dietrich has been OBJ
tanned by former University
of Michigan track star and will
be given the highest bidder in
a forthcoming US. 83rd Air
borne Division War Bond drive.
On a visit to Paris yesterday,
1t. William Buck" Dawson of
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Evanston, ILL.,, suggested to the
Hollywood star that she might
have a stocking which could be
used as a division trophy for the
rugged "All Americans"
"She looked around and could
Mt find one" Buck said, land
then dug into a drawer and
came up with these and asked
whether they would do. Natur-
ally, | said they would be per-
feet"
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Deputies Of the Sheriffs De-
partment were called to 2810
Hickler Lane, on the lakeshore
near Shook road, by a report
that the place had been ransack-
ed. They found the interior in
complete disorder, with drawers.
cupboards and boxes emptied OF
tehir contents and considerable
damage done. An effort is being
made to locate the owners and
determine any property missing.
Fingerprint speciments were TAX
en-.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-23

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE.
CLOSE LAND CONTRACT
To May West. 625l Vinewood. Detroit,
Michigan.
You are hereby notified that a Ger.
tain land contract. bearing date the
Twenty-third day OF May. 1923. by and
between Detroit-Macomb Land Com
first part. and May West Of the second
part. Is in default by reason of the
non-payment OF the principal and In.
terest az follows:
Principal $40 30
interest to Jan. !. l9i5 5.73
Total $40 50
Plus delinquent taxes paid by the
part OF the first part due hereunder.
and you are hereby further notified that
the said Detroit-Macomb Land Company
will declare the said land contract
above described forfeited. unless the
said said sums above named are paid BY
rights hereunder will be declared null
and-vo.d
Said premises are described IN said
land contract as follows. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel OF
land being situated IN the Township OF
Harrison. Macomb County. Michigan.
and more particularly known and des-
cribed as: Lot number Two Hundred
and Sixty-Six '268l Riverside Bay Gar
dens Subdivision. according TO the re-
corded plat thereof In the Macomb
County Records.
Dated December 4. 1914
DETROIT MAcOMB LAND COMPANY
BY: CLARENCE A. BURCK,
Attorney-in-fact.
1886 Dime Building,
Detroit, Michigan.
Jan. is.23.3o-M.-L.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PORE.
CLOSE LAND CONTRACT
To Walter Smith.
You are hereby notified that q GER
tain land contract. bearing date the
Fifteenth day Of December. 1922, by
and between Detroit-M acomb Land
Company. q Michigan Corporation Of
the first part, and Walter Smith Of the
second part. Is in default by reason OF
the non-payment OF the principal and
interest as follows:
Principal S18o A
Interest TO Jan. I, 1913 36l. So
Total 1653. 80
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More Than a
Laxative Is Often

AAAAf When you feel out Of sorts.
tsvSyI tSvl nervous and suffer from
headaches. gas. bloating. in
digestion and lack Of appetite. which may all b
due 10 functional constipation-get Fahrneye
ALPEN kRAUTER-the time proved sto-
machic tonic medicine. Contains ID Of Natures
own medicinal roots, herbs and botanicals.
Caution: Use only as directed. Gently and
smoothly ALPEN KRAUTER puts sluGgish
ging waste: helps expel consti pation' gas. gves
ths stomach that feeling Of warmth. Be wiee--
comfort your stomach while relieving constipa-
ton Get ALPEN KRAUTER today-6c0
any Fahrney agency. such -:
SWAN PHARMACY - BANNOW DRUG
COMPANY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-23
Michigan Kiwonis Observe
Birthday of Club Founding

Ben Dean. Grand Rapids, ad-
vertising executive and presi-
dent of Kiwanis International
will be the principal speaker
when the Kiwanis Club of De-
troit simultaneously observes is
30th anniversary and that OF the
international service organiza-
ton in ceremonies to be held
today at the Hotel Statler.
With only IL members in at
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE LAND CONTRACT

To Josephine sutton.
You are hereby notified that . GER
tain land contract, bearing date the
Twenty-Fourth day OF December. 1919.
by and between Detroit Macomn Lana
Company. a Michigan Corporation, as
signee of Meyring and Hopwood OF the
first part. and Josephine Sutton OF the
second part. is in default by reason OF
the non-payment OF the principal and
interest as follows:
Principal SliIcS
Interest 70 Jan 4. l045 4040
Total Si67.33
due hereunder. and you are hereby
further notified that the said Detroit-
Macomb Land Company will declare
the said land contract above described
forfeited. unless the said sums above
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
Improvement Program
For IV-B Employees
To BE InauguTated

Ii,u Earl = Strong USSR
specialist ol the Training Basrh.
Navy Department Wash uafan.
D CTS ,orfn. g. ke Wet
Mrndas tn ORGANIZE and
rate a vo-k improve r-
gram for IN-B employee.
On ths sar. aae. Mu NIH.I
nina HARVEY fDusf t.rI .i
f, iaH Board. 1851 faU iH
asss.' i1 th, same tram pro-
gram
Tn, e.rt inr nf
gam g. Grs.r. q 900 and IS 4
rs lra ir.raf,f s.r, tur ag1
rr Iuu' Fre8 GIart.ra rSNR.
T..~iHe Offir0. k4hf it" group
ul ausl'. rr,r ra fwu groom. ~
r.aHrrEurr ST. G'ar3ira rause
20 b. aalr ta rt'ai.
PROGRAM O.. r#rr
T., 'H.r.1a f o. q r.i
r.trr.l worker. H8 $500 o. sI.
dressed r..rt .p.Ht e. f..tu. rH
s',rue pHr.e nha a taHIr
nIsi.I hs., Nars uf -.
s.s... r.. sn.r'. ~ HpW
r ta.r r' srr. fHr'. '.
.rr-.s.. ffr.f ..rrIru ir o.
,t-.rr rlru f,.t .frr u
AZ ~luL ..E ts .r r..t r
9.Hs.f t.sr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
LABOR, INDUSTRY
GROUPS ASSEMBLE
SERIES OF CONFERENCES TO
BIZ HELD m WASHING.
TON. D. c.

WASHINGTON. Nov. e.
Thirty-six Representatives of
labor and industry met here
today To hold the first Of a
series Of conferences regard
ing the proposal 10 increase
wages generally.
Before the meeting vas called
90 order. one Industrial repre-
sentative declared Il would bc im-
possible 20 Increase wages IS per
cent without causing prices Tor
supplies. affected by the increased
WagcA. 60 ~ up.
(NCw Orleans reported that An
drew J. Higgins Mas negotiating
today % sell the three plants hc
had closed on NovcmbeF .. with
the announcement hC wuuld mot
reopen them The shutdown re-
suited from . strike that was
started on October - Worker
affected by the shutdown num-
bercd 3.50Ol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
MRS. W. C. HARVEY
WINNER OF WAR BOND

Mrs Wilhclmira G Harvey
daughter az Mrs ANNE Care,
Psgc. Of 4l9 William street and
son. arrived by plane Saiurdas
from Tlliamook. Oregon. where
sh, was STRIVING as ..Culdsr uf tre
Labor Board az TO- Naval Al
station
Tn route g. Kcy West az HHl-
lywood. Calf. M Harvey $40.
chosen impIgmptuly O. spear
over the raaIo on Why VA
Bonds Should a. Pur,hasri" OF
three participants. she Nas giv.n
a. award az q SIS war bond fa
TIE hcfi discourse
ConRratulati0ns were received
frern Mrs Georrr 2 Soulers
daughter of 81 and a.. foora.I
q Gull0n. e 1914 Soltra
street. who happened 'n D. listen
iug Ca the program u Seattle.
Wash.
Ms HARVEY has accepted o..
sifnn at tfe Aaeal opea'u-
Base here as lns'rac'nr of clsusal
employees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
BRITISH TROOPS
ARRIVE In CAIRO
FIFTY THOUSAND FIGHTING
BRITAINs NOW IN
THAT AREA
shy A..asiatsa I'rs..l

LONDON. Nov. Cone
thousand British troops ar
rived this morning in Cairo.
making a total Of $4,000
fighting Britains now in that
area.
Quiet has been restored
but feeling j. stall tense, fol-
lowing yesterday > anti-Jew-
ish riots.
OthcT Official dispatches re-
CcivUd here acre irUm Java and
Italy In tn i0rmUr country. thu
report SAID thsrc have NOT bccn
ary further clashes bctwccn Al
lied tr0ups and natives The news
from Italy Was that. due Ia thC
AGATE shu. taEo 81 foodstuffs. there
D. likely 90 ~ bread RIOTS ~
that cUuniTy tfsc essming winter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
Camp Blandlngs
Recruiting nesuFd
Smashed Til Wee

tA..T blAABlA0 &C.
Au ftt ulilnk ttHa
rafta HtIt tuH sees 81
ntHHsIt ef Caml Bar
4arls Erl sartnafni g .la t
t.I SEQ. tsefH la 81
f.s H.a.la Army
Tn atfkh ..aHt.s
Flsfea uns tnlaI .t lbI.
fttI ts rteafst lH.
tas 500 mara eHa HH a
app eatlons ftlH sunnt
aa
WUb vsta .HE ff
s, .aAffutrt. 80 Ci
eHHslssaaa tst
Afnb aa s sa#rr
u.at.rE Hafss|f..r
IS .fu8s ~
ffar .r
ar.t uFIlrHfs. trtI
na rrhH aH
r.rs e aa ia 60
r,nH H ~
t., f#tntl AIf
frr aa4Is .sf t
a 20 k88 0t
fHH.#f taf f fH
.r F f trf
ft.u 20 fsnH ~
Ifaf satt ffft tFH
.
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90 o. D.. JONES. Nati
BACK TO IRELAND

WASHINGTON. Nov Con
gross has set aside % million dol
lars IL lend 10 veterans returning
from the Nar. Tor buy ING farms
during thu 1915 20 fiscal year.
ANY veteran Who MSS hsd ca
pUilorcc m farming. 81 can show
snai ~ mas ability "a Operate a
suitable farm Is held eligible Ia
spply i0r one 81 these bsns Loans
Co vrterars are subICCt to approx
a 81 committees ul local farmers
The department II Agriculture
offers a word - warning that
'sucrC.SfGl farming iequirCs skill
END experience and business
Indignant. cad cautions thu
would a. farmers % bc careful
about s8ddling themselves WIth .
debt and = farm that couldn't b.
msdc a. pay These loans by the
Government. o. through banking
huus1s and approved by the
Government. sIuJld b. Sufficient
Ia WoTs stuek end farm maChin
CiF essential fpg successful farm
Ing operations. and needs of o
family To aId the new farmer
thc local Federal agent viii Turn
tsh every assistance and help %
the veteran. in order % make res-
s0naDly sure that he WIil be- sue
ccs-ful. ard Hblc to meet his
loan.
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[[I[[Z[[[Z
PRIME MINISTERS
To MEET TRUMAN
REPRESENTATIVES, OF CAM
ADA AND ENGLAND GOING
TO WASHINGTON

VI A. iilNGTDN. Mo-. &.
Prime Min. Ter cement
Attlec of Great Britain and
Prime Minister Mckenzie
King of Canada az, due tu
arrive her, Saturday 30 hold
q conference with prc~i lent
Truman. Q. was officially am
nuuucod today
] 4.. r. .aI.f ,Illsl
SHAT aau.d b, $50, ratus, ui t.t
t.l..
lanlrrilf, ha % ioa,.eL
ut wIfr tt P.rsi-
dent Wiil eYrcE1 Gvat y lsiu'
f.gLcst to borrow mur,t from thu
{ United State.
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\Z[[[N(\(l
HERE EA BIG issue
~ . o. SoNEs

Neft"aat fnaHafFtrs news NeFN Zee
" WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.
In presenting the case for
universal military training.
the President has very clear
~ stated the question in all
of its phases. Mr.. Truman
made no effort to get the
tonVfcss together. bat he
weut 90 Capitol Hill. and
came out fatty for the mill
tary system that General
Marshal had recommended.
Under our American sys-
tenn the Army and Navy has
maintained levels Of soldiers
and sailors necessary for
shore patrol. policing. etc.
Even after World War I the
United States took the posi-
ton that il did not need "A
large Army or Navy. Only a
few wears ago the country
Nas aFitated by discussions
over defense and arma-
mcut versus ''peacetime pol
iCies"
Now the President argues
very Coutlnciugly that the
basic reason for universal
military training b. "a very
simple ouc-t0 guarantee the
safety and freedom of the
United States against amy
potential aggTcssOr.
&c. has made 90 PLAIN that be-
dota DOT popose anything that
n.at Ht called consumption H.
sass lptIun IS compulsory
s,It4., r ths Army or NAVY or
TIME 90 rsacs uI war ~, recon
rsnas ru ConETess The passage 90
.rE. Station setting up q training
system uai particularly ln dull
Ha' mainly n AS, 81 al the IN
siluut uts and weapons uf mod
rrn warfare According Ca the
President thls ore year ~ military
'rarsrg fm 30 men b,tVecn Do
art ~ would be- devoted to pro-
sl.lrE iu 81 emergency the only
sird &C strength au agRrcssor cen
under stand military power 81
argued. more furicbly and CLEARLY
than rc has fog ans cause sans.
Pc came n office. tnai the need
tsfsis g.. prtpafedrc.s against
art f4fufe attack upor oar COun
fs. nd he told Congress that
fraf rsrf mus' hc met today
Dr. IS urlA "a tcu wears $50 that
IS @. 1H percent 81 fht cnfT,
r.l.tHr 90 fts United State
ea. demanding that uur country
g.. e.r' a4t uf frs foreign wars.
.rd 3 I.' - people uho honestly
..E.t1 FL. maintain that pnritIHn
... ft.I Died ss paclnsts
b.f f.t aaTia changed o. 1p.n
..H overnight and thc rowwan
ist government - Russia tccars
IfaV al'v. Wnilc Japan
he~ wr haf furnished scrap
ifuu. hscsmc oar deadly eBemy
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Newspaper Cites sperl.
&c Instances Dealing
With Aid Glsem Nal
Shek's Troops


cHuNCKihG. Nox. a.
Chimes. c@mmnnisg leaasna
nswsp@psr ssasy @aain usasse
the ehaFae lhss unss@d States
marines ~vers iassFfeFFina N
the civil strife ketween th~
communists and the semlFal
government foFeea
The paper cited ea0ha
specific Instances In wash a
YES alleged that Haarimsa
had aided Chiang kai-shsk's
troops.
But the central EoEFFn-
ment announced that thF
chmrwes were untrue amfl
said further that thr mewa
papers aim II 90 create a.
trust among the Uulted
States and Russian iufrea.
Fighting l. RolnF - IN
some parts Il Manehura.
with the constant pithdraw
nj of Russian troops fFWm
the scenes ~ action Il wNH
said that when eoufinNsmis
al United states MARINE
landed yesterday aisHH ttf
.hore of Mmnchufia 90
found that the Russ.sn y hm
had occupied that area had
marched toward IT, iHieflnf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
LIEUT.. PORTER on
DUTY WITH COAST
GUARD GROUP UNIT

Llluisf..ni ug Y Porter. ~.
81. un duty II Coast Guard Group
CuIrr "a the Naval Operating
Bas, u ny Wei
Among IL. utsnart pofter's dI-
ts< sac thuse 80 Operations watch
1ffrrs lrct,aliun 8iiCcT. muIdlC
officer snd ordnance officer
lie na. served ia bu'n thr Al
lauf4c and Pacific afsae of WaI
Hspps Go h. back Ia kcy IVES,
sealn. LItut Porter H reunited
ulia hb wife. tie formrr Edna
Cato a-d haby daughter
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Ansf Prevails 1t Dif-
fsFeHt Precincts As
Vet a. Al Other Parts
81 City

= nmtm s@t tn today. fol-
a~~aae enc - the most ex-
emamw s@rupatRns in the his
t@~y 81 k~y West. with a rec
@Fa maHnhsr 81 sandsdatoa for
@@M net ~ officna-
- was CitY elecaion. % can
aAamtea @mmounced for the
sms~n swata on the council.
- - candidate are in the
zee fuF the five places on
th@ eumEmissiun.
T. was reported ~ The
CaaaMmm osftee that there vas
smma8 sanfmsion 90 the polls
@m@mW p~opls who did no;
kmuw ho~ % operate the ma
ehamas, hui = CisiEen report
60 sn uaakinr ths rounds Of
thw poiiinz piaees, did not
sms 49, ounfuaion. Converse
~ NJ was surprised 10 see
fha Umaa 9th which the vot-
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UNIVERSAL MILITARY
TRAINING

The probabilities aFc that it
will b. almost another year before
mcsi men noW N tfe military
scrvicc viii return hons New
draftecs viii BE- sent O. the oc.
cupied conquered AREAS IN Fufupe
ard Japan a. complete thC final
''rcsiorations
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
wa -cH US GROW

The total population ui the
ULIod States is nuW estimated
81 lJ950U. 00O. "a growing a.
$3.50. g. pate that o. WIli hug rs.
WuU8g u 1850 The reason b.
t.ss- 2.BU0 000 f8l each 81 t3c
ttsl 1914 AMI l945. wlth pms
,..- iu hIk1r. sehedg.ss in ,hc
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
hey West Today WindingUpn.
Exciting Political Campaign
Filled With Great Interest
CITIZEN TO POST
ELECTION RETURNS

The Citizen. in accordance
with ita regular custom. wili
pest the returns Of todaY's
election on q bulletin beard
Ian front OF The Citizen offiee
this evening ss soon e. the
votes are ta5ulatad in tho
different psaSincta.
EverYone h invited 20 Gene
arcund end learn the results
Of fodaYs sleefion.