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Percy Jones
Receives 43

BATTLE CREEK. March s.
New arrivals at Percy Jopes Hos
pital include Ia from the Detroit
area and % from outstate.
Most are from the German
front.
DETROIT ARIA
Blascsk. SGT Edwin ss3s Foster
-, Fitzpatrick pfc. Clifford l.. 7S4 orchard.
kriicnss PVT Loul. Paul. ss2s Konsel
Kubaeki PVT Vernon } l3S4s Manning.
Ioverde' cpl Prank p 1903 Burns.
Mafeski Pvi Joseph A. 1236 Levermore.
Noble PIE William R. ll5l Webb
PoIysk Pvt AieK l. SIS Lincoln Boule-
siebsii Pie John W. i4ss3 Poplar,
sisnSisnwicr. Pfc. Ben $. I774 Penn
Tfomas, capt Charles l., ss77 Beech
yippe PVT William. 2o2Ia Meco,mlck.
Wilson PVT clyde = $50 Pemberton.
Jarrett Pyt Ro1ert o Ypsiisnti
Birdssu. Pvt William. SCOTS
Brady, Pto Clare. Battle. Greek.
Clsrk Pfc. Donald Flint
Cook, Pfc. John B., Peck
Ellis Pfc Elmo l., Flint
Fretweil PFC. Charles Adrian.
Harrell Pvt Victor r, yestaburg
KirEer. Sgt Keith r Grand RAPIDS
KHiclTng TVI Gail g, Frankenmuth
KocsiS Pvt Emmeirck. Pontiac.
MAnley Pfc. ThomsS P, Albion
Martynlk. Pfc. Ernest 7, MuSkegon
Heights
Merrill. r s Thomas j. CaSSopolls.
Miller Pic James l. Hillsdale.
NiblOck. T = Harry r HoWel------
-rUfTiipS0n sgt Emmett Hsrrietts.
Pierce Pvt Dale j Lansing
Raster z ; Charles w Coidwater.
shepardson. PVT Winfield D, Grand
Rapids
stuck pfc Woodrow B. Saginaw.
sylvester PVT Lawrence X, Battle Greek.
Todd pvt Robert J Marquette.
Van Sweden Sgt jay A., Grand Rapids
Wranko PIE Felix " Grand Rapids.
Myzlic Pfc. Frank J lronwood
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ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Detroit

ADER, PVT. GUs-Mrs. Helen Ader. wife.
ALLAN PVT. GEORGE JR.-Mrs. Mary
Allan mother, 1894 Maplciswn
/ AETOSlAK. PFC THADDEUS Mrs
doite
/ ALTON, PFC EDWARD x Thomas Alton.
father, 1910 stansbury
BApALAMENro. T SGT sAM-Mrs Anna
sIdslSmsnio YEe @9her sYist e1sa Garfield
BEAN, PVT .%s,saRD AIRS. Dorothy
BEATTY. Pre-. KENWcoD d MIS- Hazel
d Beatty, 2490l Boston Dearborn.
HhHessFF RsesssF .tFei i71s7 chARETeF Tsid
BOYD PFC. HERBERT C-Mrs. Myrtle NJ.
Peterson, mother. 33lo5 Alberta. Wayne
BONN S"n mother 5a5f jim psiy 5s pssr5"rn sg-r'
BROWN. PVT RAYMOND WITS Doro-
Thy Z Brown. wife. 1907 T. Fifth. Royal
BUTLER. PVT. John p.-MrS Ethel d
Butler. mother l5425 Gilchrst
cApoFERI PFC. ALFRED Mrs Adele
CaPoierl, mother 50 Pennsylyania
COSTELLO. PFC PATRICK Mrs Mary
a Costello. mother. 1882 o connor, Lincoln
COULTER. PVT DONALD w-Mrs Irene
NJ. Coulter, wife. l2S99 Flanoers
powNEy PyT-5AMES rm.frs Myrtle
DUNWOODE cpl JOHN W.-John y
Dunwoodie, father II p. Pleasant. River
Rouge.
FISCHER PVT JOHN AIRS Ada
Fischer, wife, lS434 Indiana
GREENE PFC FORD ford x. Greene,
GREENPIEiD SPiao e55"s PvT sAul-mrs Dora
Greenfield, mother, 2o23 w philaielphis
GRIFFIN. PFC ALLEN-William p Crit
I'm father. l4255 Z. Nine Mile, East De
troit
HALL. PFC. EDWIN A-Mrs Edna
Hall mother 1917 Lycaste
HARRIS. PFC JOHN s=Mrt Rosa Harris
HARTIGAN. PVT LAWRENCE P-Mrs.
Frances Hartigan. mother AIS Rivard
HAYTON. PFC RAYMOND NJ Mrs Fmms
Hsyton. 3io Z. New Hampshire, Pleasant
HAzYME PVT MATTHEW w-Joe
Hslyme isthet 5626 HCmloCs ,,..
brother 1879 2 jefferson
HUNT. PFC JACK M.-Mrs Flora Hutton,
mother, 5000 Lane.
JOHNSON. % 1T LAWRENCE e Mrs
Doris v Johnson wife. 2ol44ai Moross
Anna JurcEsk mother so2e Hsrdyke.
KARANKIEwIcz PVT LucIAN W
KFATING PVT PAUL W Mrs Sarah
Kesting wife 264o Csniield
KIATT. PVT GLENN Mrs. Wanda y
/ '' 'N'
IFWANDOwSRI SGT FDwARD-Nrs
Aurs LewsndowSki mother Aqq7 Daniels
LYSZCZARZ PVT STANLEY Mrs
Anna Lyslczsrz. pife. 5el9 Belmont Ham
tIBmck
McDADY SGT WILLIAM J-Mrs Mary
Mrnede mother. 1888 Division. River Rouge
MESSISCO PVT DANiEf--Mrs. Lucy
Messisco. mother. 4o23 Trenton
MILLER 1ST 1T RICHARD p --Nrs.
RryrmRry 8 Miller wife 1892 jefferson
MULAWk 2D IT CHESTER a Mrs
Alice Muisva. wife. s22l Olympia.
I PAGE PFC IVAN T-Mu Mary victory
aunt 2OOQ1 Waitham
pARKIN PFC HAROLD Mrs Ia Mae
FArkin wife IA Golf Royal OAK
PFtrTTT PVT HENRY tatNrN. gtrs anna
c. Pruitt vile, $3.50 y Hollywood
StEPADzKI PVT EDWARD R-Andfes
SieradyN father SOFA Joseph Campsu
SMITH PVT. DONALD C.-NTs Helen r
Hogan mother S2SZ Mgryenf
I SMITH PVT KENNETH " Mrs May
smith mother 255O6 Van Dyke Center
! Line
( sMYCzAK. PVT MICHAEL Mike smy-
+egAs s-fstl.at- - a. Mitchell
STEVENS s SGT GERALD-Mrs Pearl
jefferson. mother, iol L. Hsrvood Hazel
STPYESKr PFC LEo i-Fank C. Plisks
lcoudn 5629 Campbell
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MISSING
PFC. Paul J. CAsTIGLIONE

PFC. PAUL j. CASTIGLIONE,
26. Feb S, France; in service
July, 1914. overseas, December
1914: son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Castielione, 733 Contine e n A /;
brother of Sgt. William, in the
Philippines.
S/SGT. CHARLES MARSHALL,
22T. tail gunner, Feb. IA, Germany;
worked for Automotive FiberS
Co: in service four years; veteran
of African and Italian campaigns; T;
overseas again, July, 1914; wife,
two children and mother, Mrs.
Margaret Marshall, live in De-
troit; brother, Sgt. Harold, also
missing.
SGT. HAROLD MARSHALL,
21,. Dec. Is Germany; attended
Hazel Park High; in service, Feb
ruary, 1913; overseas. November,
1914 son of Mrs. Margaret Mar
shall
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!. GLENN r. MacPHER-

PFC. GLENN f. MacPHER-
son, inf, Oct u, Germany;
Royal Oak High graduate; in serv-
ice, February. 1914 overseas.
July; wife, Bette, lives at 207
Rhode Island.
1T. ELDoN Is. SEvERSoN, For
treSS bombardier-naVlgator, Nov.
n. Germany; previously reported
missing; awarded Air Medal, Oak
Leaf Cluster and Presidential Unit
Citation; son of +. O. SeverSon,
1892 PreSt
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Eeaas's biographical sketches Of
Detroit war casualties. according
10 Official army and navy re-
leases and next 81 kin, total ScNcn
killed. Is wounded three missing
and two held as prisoners Of war.
Two OF those reported missing
I'm Germany are brothers, both
holding SergeantS ratings.
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Radio Singer Dies

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5
GNSb Funeral services were to
he held in San Francisco today
for Maurice GunSkY. 56. one of the
first singers 10 win prominence in
radio. who died SATURDAY..
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WOUNDED

PFC JAMES ALLEN 81 h
paratroops. Feb. Z, Germany; hos
pitalized in England; awarded
Purple Heart; attended Mac
kenzie; worked at NickerS; in
service, February. 1913; overseas,
May, 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs,
James T.. Allen, 1924 RoSelawn.
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PVT. DANIEL MESS

y a r a 2 2 q q pS,
Jan Is Bel
giun; received
Purple Heart;
IN service. jan
uary 19 43;
overseas Feb
rusry 1914;
son Of Mr. and
Mrs Angelo NJ
AieSSiSco, 4023
+ T q n { o n /;
broth her, Ma
ch1uiSt & Mate
% ~
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CPL. PATRICK w. JACKSON,
&C. anti-tank, Dec. 20, Belgium:
hoSpitalized in England awarded
Purple Heart. in service, October,
1910. overseas. March, 1914, son
Of Harry " Jackson. 1914 Lilli-
bridge, brother Of Radar Oper-
ator 3 C Donald I'm Pacific.
Tf5 CLARENCE r. BLAESSER
JR.. %, infantry, Jan. %, Bel
GUM hoSpitalized d in Paris;
awarded Purple Heart; Catholic
Central graduate attended Uni
~NersIty of Detroit, worked for
Dodge. enlisted. February 1871
in AleutIanS 20 months. overseas
again January 1915. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Clarence r. BlacSSer,
171S7 Fairfield.
PVT. LAWRENCE r. HARTI-
GAN JR., 20, paratroopS, Jan 8.
Belgium. still hoSpitalilcd re-
CeNed Purple Heart, attended IS
Peter and Paul School: worked
for Detroit LithographinC IN
service. April 1913: overseas.
January 1874, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence =. Hartlgan ST,
tlS Rivard; brother OF Sgt
Thomas. home on leave fom
Alcu'lanS
PFC. JACK VI. HUTTON. 90
infantry Jan u Germany hos
ptaIzcd England. has Purple
Heart. Southeastern graduate
worked A. Diesel plant; in serv-
ice. December. 1912. overseas
September. 194f. son Cf Mrs
Flora Hutton. 1865 Lane.
: SGT. WILLIAM :. JURC-
YAK, Is, infantry Dec IS Lux
embourg. hoSptalized in England.
received Purple Heart; worked
for General Magnetic Co. nj
service. two years; overseas. one
year: snH of. Mrs. Anna J JIrr.
Yak. so26 Hardyke; brother Sea.
man ! e Mitchell
PVT. PAU W, HEATING, ~
Infantry Jan. Z, Luxembourg
hoSpi'a.ized. England worked fol
NIckerS; IN serNIte June, 1884
overseas. November. wife, Sarah
and three children live AZ 26i0 r
Grrfft.iirii.. g. brother. PIT Grr--r- IT
marines.
SGT. WILLIAM J. MDADE
Is paratroopS Jan. - Belgium
hosptaLzed IN Walss received
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Mediterranean Area
Detroit

CLARK 20 TT pORFRT f--Les y
CIark fsthrr 42g y Grant Hazel PARK.
uEIgSrR PVT ROY Mrs ETms Heis-
nor. RUe 1902 Poincisnns
MORTON. PVT THOMAS " Mrs Etl'h
Morton. wife. 1917 y Aitadens Royal Oak
-rog rEC PRANK Eli1sDeth Seog
mrfrf. g1a4 Melville
s~ICKI Fg q SGT JOHN Z --FdwArd A
eu.Ees istncr. $3.50 Be tnhire. Van DYKE
TrrpYv rvT GEORGE R.--Mrs Le0na
Tr.rvu viz, At77 Algonquin
I'D pMfef g SGT BRADY P,-Mu. Caro-.
-t-r TTHIE' m6fhrT l264 EuFfI
TIr. JrSg PFG MARX A-Mu Anne
T.tff.ug mother 1888 Pinew0od
TDEAPT PVT FRANK Mrs. Catherine
T1Esrg mother 3rO5 Military.
TRfFTEp PVT WERNER SF Mis-
E--L r--.-r-. ELi- 81 D G-erndh-e.
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q4s
Lest We Forget---Lest We FORGET! -
MicIliSan'S Hero Roll

Purple Heart: River Rouge High
graduate. worked for Great Lakes
Engineering, in service, May
1912. overseas. November. 1943i
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Dade. l5S Division, River Rouge
PVT. DANIEI. MESSISCO, p
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KILLED

FIRST 1T. HERBERT J. AID
RICH, %, P-3S pilot May j. over
Italy, on hiS 26th mission, Royal
Oak High graduate, enlisted,
April. l94l overseas. November
1913, survived by parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. B. Aldrich, 4li y.
Troy. one sister. one brother.
PFC. GORDON p. BRUTZKI,
-. nj. died Jan. IS OF wounds
received Nov. i Luxembourg.
awarded Purple Heart; attended
Northeastern. worked for D. l..
hudson TO I'M service. November.
1912. overseas. September. 1914;
leaves VIC, Margaret. S92O Cai-
rie. parents. ar and Mrs Gordon
Bultlki. 7294 Erbie
SGT, EDWIN Z. HtNDZLIk, q.
turret gunner. Nov 26 Germany
joined NAF',- -Ni1-ctf.--Ila a42 OYER
SsaS August 1914 previously
served three wears IA navy. at
tended FordSon JuMar College;
leaves father Joseph HandIlik Sr-
1929 Hartwell Dearborn, one
brother, three sisters.
PFC. MILTON ELBE RT
Va~LEnNr n C.r-
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SGT. TDWTN T. HKNDZLTK. y
PFC. MILTON nELBERT
JACKSON. y. inf. Dee. Is. Ger


many attended
Cass worked
At Ford : in
service. NoVcm-
l.ar 1Q11A a.4aaH-
W. 7 ~ bNtA
Sc as, J u n Q.
1914 memorial
SerXIce, s p m.
next Sunday,
T. wang g ical
/ U I h e r a n
{ h u r c h,
Twelfth a n d
A { KIN o n;
leaves wifi Q,
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CPL. JOHN ". OWEN, %, in
fantry. near Metz; awarded Pur-
pie Heart, in service, September.
1912. son Of Mir. and Mrs. William
owen. 4i05 Fourteenth.
PFC MILAN -E-PoMELIq
=. inf. Jan. 10, France: back in
action. has Purple Heart; South
eastern graduate worked for
Packard. in service, June, 1914 4;
overseas, December, 1914 husband
or Ethel, Tajhcrl of William and
Dale. 3504 LyCaSte; son Of Mr
and Mrs. William Powell, 3443
Hilger.
PVT. EDWARD X. SIERAD-
zKI. 20, inf Jan T. Belgium;
hospitalized England; Northeast
ern graduate; in service, June.
1913; overseas, September. 1914 ;
son of Mrs. Andrew Sieradzki,
5e44 Jos. Campau three brothers
IN service,
PVT. EUGENE VI. STUBBS, 81,
January, France; still hospitallzed
attended Wayne University; in
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service i've years; overseas IL
months. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence StuhhS. formerly of 573s
Oldtown. now living in MaSsachu-
SettS.
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- Honor Roll -
A Official Casualty List t=\@

made gle today the SOS soldiers Killed IN the European and
o
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Omfstafe

BANKS sGT STANLEY " MIS- Beus
Ellf.. E-L-tl-. i--C4nz4rt.s-
HEEff.. 20 1T HAROLD X Mrs Gene
We've p RrsI. wife Elieg
PF0CFWAy PFC FREDERICK " Mis-
p.Flt 2 Hf1rrusy Eife Howell
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OutState

Bell. mother New buffalo
DAVIDSON PFC. ERWIN A-Mrs Grace
r. Davidson mother, Port Huron
FARLEY. PFC IRVING L s.-Mr. Marcus
N Fsrlev mother Battle Greek
FRALEY. T SGT, FLOYD E.-MrS Doris
F. before. sister, Glare
cJERs PFC ELpEN E-Mr and Mrs
carf nn,H PC T,sr' GEORGE FORGE JMr. SpSR lena
smith mother. Grecnylle
UAErFY ITCH Attn GRADE SAMUEL y
Mrs Edna NJ Hanley. wife Jackson,
HESS. PVT RAYMOND L.-Mfs. Anna
HIii HiNEP' FiP'"f PFC IA VERNE E-Mrs Bsmlce
HOLT PVT MACK AIRS. Clara p.
M96lsn Tonp 'I'9sT Pyc TilT' TERMS, Llrre Hood
mother Grand Rapids.
JACKSON PVT LEROY A-Mrs Alice
Jackson mother kingston
EovArcH. SGT WILLIAM Airs. Amelia
NJKREkTcTK * PFC JOSEPH JR Mr., Iss-
belle J. Krafcik wife, Trenton.
-1EKATz- PVT EMIL w-Louis Lekst1
LoUGH. PVT PERCY p-Mrs kathryn
j. Lough Viie Flint
MAPrANo PFC ANTHONY Mrs An
foiBrtte r Mariana mother Monroe -
MYERS PVT JAMES E-MTS Bertine
Myers mother Kalsaska!
-NrFwAN SGT. MARVIN " Mrs LII
han Nieman mother. Nj Clemens
PETERSON s SGT ROY c-myrtls c
Peterson, sister Ishpemins
rosS PFC GALE a Mrs Clara ) Ross.
wife Cheboygan.
scHwAt1 PVT LOUIS F-Mrs Mary L.
SghwsU wife Bay City.
SItVFgTRi PVT GUIDO S-Ars. Eu-
Feris srycNr mother Ironwood
THOMAS SGT RFYEOLD C-Mrs Flo-
renee Thomas wife Pontiac
TJBERGEN - II GARY W Mrs
Minnie TuberTen mother Plymouth
vAv FAASEv 2p IT WILLIAM c.--Al-
bert " Van Fsascn father Holland
WILLS PFC RUSSELL GINS vivs r
WELSH pFc WILLIAM G.-Mrs Jean
WeFh. wife Traverse city
VII son. PIC EDWARD Mrs. Jean
? Wilson wife Monroe
WORDFN PFC JOHN A--WeuinFtpn L.
Nordcu father. Bstce Crees.
yFcKIVY PVT NAELEy Mrs Ella
II NrHEfpv affe Ann Arbor.
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ARMY DEAD
European Area
Detroit

BIDDLE % 1T. THOMAS E-MrS. Jean
C Biddle wife l443 Lansing
BoSSLER, : SGT. ROBERT M Mrs.
Cstncriuc y BosStrr; muther. 81 81 RohuS
- ReXA54AA- EDWARD M - Ros-ft
Boyajian father. 1884 Philadelphia.
BROWN PFC JOHN W-Mrs. Nellie
BTown mother 1880 Massel
BOYD, mother, 23s3 Hart.
CAIIMERA CPL GENTRY C. Mrs Doro-
thy B Calimera wife 500S Holoomb
CANNER. T SGT BERNARD V.-MrS, Lii
Ian T Gamer. wife. 22s9 Clsirmount
HANpZLIK SGT EDWIN p = Joseph
HsndIiE. father. 1929 Hsr,wel, Dearborn
JAKuBIFc. T SGT. FRANK A - Joseph
Jakubiec. father. 2537 Drexel
LECIER SGT STEPHEN B.-stephen r.
Legier father, AZ Lakewood
McYAGEN. PFC FRANCIS AIRS. Mar
jorie McKagen, wife l422l Jane
MFTZ PFC EDWIN WLMrs. Violet Metz
mother 3oos star. Royal OAK
SCOTT. PVT JOSEPH D.--Mrs Anna G
scott wife 1897 Meldrum
SIILANPAA. PFC. ARNIE r. D.-Ksrlo Sillen
paa. brother. 1882 Trumouli.
WATKINS. PFC. BENJAMIN Mrs Mon
rae Purcell 2ls54 Wilson, Pennington
WEBER PVT RALPH Mrs. Ceeelh M
Weber wife AS12 Colllngwood
WTETyTF PVT LAWRENCE - Mrs
Myrtle Wingle, mother, 544 Laorosse'
zAwADA SGT THADEUs F-mrs Clars
ZaWAda Wife 4O3a Thirty-second
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-10
Conditions w Philippines
Discussed By President

The C.ufns.a exi<fcnce ~ a
Fh.UppiaN s-es5 IA amy thTeyL-
ers ~ tvfat .f'v'' g gover unifnf.
eerlsres President Truman. v'ho
wsi ~ nat the armed bands must
b. PIT doNn hsCause fhey constl-
tutc fnrgaf fa 80 'aH and oT-
der
New parsr .,l.t|- i..ate that
s1B.,l- .art.. u -, Mania re-
gion. orearifea fe Ran larger
share uf fhe .H.s fHtf grew
formed the nucI,4. 80 a guerrilla
army which dd Iu.t W0rk
against the Jspan.sg SINCE the
japanese surrendered tr, Euer-
r.las have maintained their arms
and expressed determination 90
crfsre. tretf 1eHa .1s .t Hlary
methods
TIE President has also made
Il PLAIN b. Prcs4dcr Osussna that
cffscftsE sieps has - be 'aken 60
SO ~ tnsu - territory bsck ~
80 fees ~ asls1 lit,cized ere
slowucss of fH, ..mm wealth
eoVernwsVs - p-n--h leaders
who Ntf4 4 LIS enlmv and
wegs dAslas 81 - th United ssater
a. Wcll - o. fbsH usn and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-10
THE WEATHER


Kew West and vicinity. Partly
cloudy With widely seatterea
showers this afteTnoon. tonight
end sundas little change IN tena-
perature moderate % liesn east
erlv winds.
Florida Party slossdy and con-
tnued mild with - ldeiy scatter
81 showers tbs afteTn0ofi and TO-
niahf. and o.. snuth aud Ce'ei ral
portions Sunlsy cloudy with G
caslonal ram and co0ler in eN-
IRENE north p3l on sunday.
Jacksonvllie tpT uGa Flor "a
Straits and East Gulf NodeI AZ
to fresh easteFlv winds this
afternoon and sunday. SestheF
partly cloudy wIth WIDELY seat
tered showers. except eioady with
occasional rain ~ extreme north
portion sunday
Jacksonville and Apalachicola
No small craft % storm warnings
have hsan teetssH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-10
=: SOCIETY ::
MISS MARTHA FITZHUGH WATSON WE'D
TOLIEUT. ROBERT r. SAUER YESTERDAY

the mother 0f the bride. Mrs-
Martha = Watson. Of Washing
Ton. d. {. her aunt Miss Esther
n Watson q Philadelphia, Pa.
mother Of the groom Mrs. A. =.
Saucr % Magnolia Springs. Ala
bama. and has sister. Mrs William
Vanderveld. Chicago. Illinois
Immediately after the csre-
mony q wedding reception was
held n the garden 81 ths hume Of
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Bryant
Kirke on Caroline street. 81
which Mesdames Goddard. JET
fers and Garnett assisted.
Lieutenant and Mrs Sauer viii
1--we "a Miami. where Lieutenant
Sausr. a University q Michigan
Law school graduate. all prac-
tice when released from duty
ulth the Coast Guard.
Tire couple left - plane yes
'erday afternoon on their we'd
dirg trip
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-10
MUSIC PROGRAM
MONDAY NIGHT
TO ~ RENDERED. At cor.
cHEcATroNAI CHURCH
SERVICE cKErEa

A musical program win be ren-
dered 9 o'clock Monday evening
a. the First Congregational
Church Service Center on vii
lam street
Ire following Is the program
that viii BE- rendered on the
ocCasion.
Prelude.
Opening Prsyer.
Vocal Duet. Mss Marie knowles
and John Nalenxaela.
Selection. members q the
Young Peoples Choir Of the First
Congregational Church.
Trumpet Solo. Jackney Drudge
Representations. Robert ReaFn-
sneidcr
Piano Selection. Miss Florence
Drudge
Vocal Solo. Miss Dottie Mae
DUNCAN.
Ssxophone Solo. q. ID Lloyd
Vocal Duet. Miss Ruthie D.
Negro and Raw Carter
An Illustration. Howard shan
Instrumental Selection gelectric
guitar and mandolin. Miss Mar
Iorie Hanson and her brother
Jimmy Harson
Vocal Duet. Jayne Leu Archcy
ard Matilda Thompson
Reading. Miss Betty Brady
Piano selection. Billy Roberts
Vocal Trio. The freeman Sis
tiers and mother
instrumental Trio. Miss Alma
Rash. Mr and Mrs John v Arch
Ur
NoCal Solo. Mrs Phyllis Mesa
Refreshments wiil he servpd ~
the close ~ this program which
All 30 rendered nv the CPYs-
Congregational Pilgrim Youths
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-10

Wedding Of Miss Martha Fitz-
hugh Watson and Lieutenant
Robert =. saueT, UsCGR. was
celebrated yesterday sfternoon a.
two o'clock 81 81 Paul's Episcopal
Church. Rev James n Macon
rel officiatlnR
The hTlde erure chartrUuse
crepe wfth q CorsaRc q matching
orchids. a snual green fcathlred
hat and Ereen gloves Her natron
q honor. Mrs Mary Louise
SpottsW uod Johnson were pale
grey and carried an old-fashioned
bouquet ~ pink carnations
The bride was given IN marri-
sae b Wallace Bryant kirke
Ensign L. p Altman. Jr. USCGR
Was best mar and the ushers were
Il Ogl Ivan Powers. uSNR. and
ChBf Warrant Paw Officer %
yard J slockman. USCGR
Ont OF town guests included
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-10

eContsnzsn<l frzen pass Z
parks since VI Day n
National Park Service
tie worried.
Not that officials are
pleased that their attraction
are SO highly priced. 80 =
commodations for visltoA
are being sorely taxed.
The 1915 travel season
about over nov. but Directs
Newton b. Drmry Of the Pak
Service has informed sexrs
tary Of Interior fckes thmt 4
the recent flood 81 tourists =
an indication Of what wlIl
happen next year. the pnF#
staffs. concessions and trans
Dortation companies VIII -
hard pressed.
HERE q Nhat happrned IN snfEae
Of the parks with the renewal e
gasoline rationing
-Four cars . nitrate weFv eheTAf
esi in ~ Shenandoah NailoNHl
Para in Virginia. blue HAd9N
Mountains on the first salnday
A record nslfnleF a l7.xsf tsAAfe
iSts visited Mount Hanlef Nafiessp
81 PARK. Wash. on SxptefnRpsF !
The sawte aae BTfi reFmusas
registered ~ Carlstad Caxwffw
National PARK. \ ~ ire seeaFd
highest onc-day total ou ferurd
There were afs8 vis.turs Is
Zion Natunal PaEk. utah. re
last week In Auaa1sf. ossrafKsi
wigh i.i85 the cssrssgsrndinE
week last year
Travel IN the Seaunia kin@
Canyon Natsunal PufkA Calf
August 1919 vas $50 per cwni
greater thsn last veaT
-Four tiFaes re- many peuple So
tied Yosemite Natiomal p@fm
Calf. during ghe lnsi NeeA =
August a. during taE gslassIssAs
ing week ~ laAt
Durira Lshof Day SEA nsnfR
than LEO visitors werv reNasisse
4 daily a. Graud Canyon Natleae
al Para. Aria. a. tnefeasg e %
per cent
Although ma cnumt ass Ha@esNs
athronRs" acre fepurted - -
p~frawrpe 81 fhn rf ~sFNNY
Mountains National Pefs ln Ten
nessee ard Nn4th CaFoilua ~ 80
first seek foliuu ing the 1apaH
esq SURRENDER
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NEED or HUMAEE SOCIETY

Asuui tWo months ago. on
fe.ommendatlon of M White.
tte Council Went on .egord g.
3ursua the Humane Society
a8 mode Hheral donation tn-
tsII lf- support There ls ufE-
.rt need On fhH community toI
fhs afflces uf such soc..tN Last
go eht thr continuing ns t Was
made rIaln. NItn request t1r d.
ute' actan An gn0fflclsI ieport
.I What fhe Snliety already has
~ showed that i had NOT been
hut reports fa the Council
i. q PLAN that stray dogs and
a1e aill o public nuisance
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REV. AND MRS. GRANT W. DUNCAN or
BAPTIST CHURCH HONORED At RECEPTION

Thomas l. Kelly. Mrs l. & Fay
lor. Mrs 4 RAMIREZ and Mrs..
SInton johnson
Among the many guests be
atts members a. FIRST Baptist
Church and their friends were
thc follow me ministers Rev W
q Smith. Poinciana Baptist
Church Rev and Mr. Ptcklns.
punuana Community Church
Res and Mrs James McCounell
Ep.scopal Rev ard NJ Avery
r., sbyt,uan Rev and Mrs & 7
Howe FIRST Methodist. ard Rev
and Mrs. 3 = D0herty Lev Ne
mortal Methodist
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Cedar Kcs. FLORIDA.
Noyember .. la45
Ediiui. Ths kes Wesf Citizen
I have reviewed many requests
tfum prominent eitixens of Fgori.
4a. EgaaestWg that I divulgr the
~ 80 ''if We hiein character IN rnv
guy "Hor8e and Bugs, DAYS ia
Va da. NhiCh Nas withheld bv
fequeat Whsh 'ht rrst chapter e
tht STORY Was written.
Captain T. q Hodges. ior 81
teen vrags State Saltwater Fish
lumnlssIourI 1t Fb.lda. is the
character known in the story as
l.karts Rud9.pho Caara.
H0aa D. weI SHOWN alI over
ths state and especially along the
extensive coast line af FLORIDA end
has many friends % key. West.
taEt Hodge Is the suu GO the
af. Daciw Andres D. Hodges.
49,. Na. kuavn fr tH sorry ss
TIE Dagiar Doctor Hedge "a.
% business wtth Captain Robert
Haf af IhE iiwt of birth af . r
art b. was ramtd n honor pf
Captain Ruff and iht State irar
aiurh his mother came Captain
BuIf ard Duet1f HudRfs trans
ported 90 the schooner Rub,rt
Ruff from Cedar Key csbbage
Iaimtttp logs to build thr hIN
al foCks % key West and s1Fne
"a go old palanE stumps can b.
seem undfr fhe docks ~ fHte 'lrrr
Daptman Hogiges was mstiunallv
ka8Nn a. tht hest end nust pro.
Elt4itg fish commissions zee tre
limited States emf untiel hls eli
fniulstfafuu tn r1umeruai FISH
ih alnsift az bolt up a. o.,
ndlua proportion He took
atF ihs administrator n 1913
ana served under five Governors
Thr fishing industry ass 90 g loW
.bt When De- took chars, 8. t Is
u.a
Captain WILLIAM 81 n.uef
f.r MANY t.srs Gee efficient sup
afIrfsnllrf $50 Lighthouse. once
.afr - Gatsanaf .i F'suia
ffaf Maln hedge $40. frt H--f
ana NelI knaVu p.......fu..f r
ff. United Stsf.s and r. ..a. l1er
.I bonn DIS assistant sar.frfeni
.rf a Ht AWAY keFi Hw posted
.n tr. navigation $500. f @
.f
H uulIt
l. scott
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&. nciana shafes with thg rest
si Kew WEI q nafbaKc = sposal
la1iem leaking and 9pen
baRs caus with the resulting
fors and flies. becaFae more than
g uIsamce-shev ere a health
menace New cans are 0eeded
arfH euntinmra care tu Keep
m len order Mess Adams
8 Barrett were appointed -
Chairman McCfaw Go handle this
matter wtfh enc wanaEc