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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

at the General Engineering Co.,. Alameda, calf. The War Labor Board ordered the men back to work yesterday. in an effort to end the stoppage that began Friday as the result of a jurisdictional dispute.
 At Warren, O., 16.000 telephone subscribers were without service for the third day as the result of a walkout by operators. The strike was called after the telephone com pany refused to meet demands of the United Electrical Workers, AFL,, for 20-cent-an-hour wage in- crease.
 Inter-union rivalry forced pro duction shutdown at the U. s. Rub- Der Co.'S Detroit plant, with 5000 workers idle on three shifts. An other 2,900 workers were off their jobs at the Graham-Paige Motors factory, and 500 were idle at the American Meteal Products Corp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

tlnue their research for the bsne1i of the Allies.
 HiIlersIebenis war laboratory yielded projectile that Is Rocket propelled after it. leaves the barrel of a standard gun. American ofil- scers also found plans for annmuni- ton capable of travelling up to e4 miles, although accuracy would be poor at Such ranges they said.
 A third project was 32-inch gun firing a fiveston shell, which the Germans reportedly used in their siege of Sevastopol but did not turn on American invaders.
 Intelligence officers gre arrang- ing for disassembly and shipn1ent to the United States of 100 Va bombs stored in an underground factory at Nordhausen. The bombs will be analysed at ordnance prov ing grounds here.
 BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
LoborUnrest .Depreciotinq
RY. UNITED PRESS

July l9-The number of striking workers throughout the country dropped to approximately 10000 to- day.
 Ten thousand Illinois coal miners who struck last week in protest against the meat shortage began trickling back to the pits, after the OPA promised them 50 extra red ration points a month.
 A six-weeks strike at R. R. Don- nelly & Sons Lakeside press. Cci- cago, ended.
 Almost 4,000 AFL shipyard work CTS met to decide whether to return to work on 2l ships being repaired
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

three Birmingham. Ala. newspapers also continued on strike.
 4 walkout of flight radio officers appeared imminent at the Pan- American Airways' aLtin American Division at Miami, Fla, and in Guatemala.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
FISH CART CARRIEs MAIL

Hillsdale, Mich. (UP) When a parcel post truck broke down here. the local mail carrier was undaunt- ed. He pushed a fish cart through the streets to deliver the mail. The cart was shipped in by the govern ment from Appollo, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
a.Sn0 rEEsE FI.Y NORTH

Helena, Mont. (UPl-The larg- est flock of Canadian geese seen in Montana-more than 2,500 = re- gently was seen migrating north- ward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

The handy little upper equal big tlery piece below it. It's the
 rifle that weighs only 110 pounds contrast the that make the huge field carriage 02 ichs long be mounted 3caber machine tripod
 fires 1pound high explosive shell miles Although M looks like bazooka completely prncipap
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
MANY USO SHOWS HAVE PROVED
TO BE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
DESC RIPTI0N Or
MOTH Is GIVEN

The following description 81
the moth that produces the worm
that pr.vs on royal poInciana
trees has been sent bv J r Wat
son. cntomoloeist "a the Univer-
sity of Florida. o. stephen c.
Singleton. manager IT the KY
West Chamber % Commerce
The male IS about . and SO
inches sCross the uut- stretched
wings. and the female about I
and "a inches. The fore wings
arc gray with some brown shad
lngs and o pale spot about % oi
the WaN up the wlng The hgnd
wings are pure White except foI
: broad band 81 dark brown ur
black along the oatcT margin II
h quite a striking moth ~ color
pattern and ,0u should have no
trouble ~ telling q from any
likeIs O. he encountered "a youI
section
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
ONLY ONE COUPLE
FAIL TO RETURN
TO GET LICENSE

Since the law went into effect
requiring applicants toe marriage
licenses 90 wait three DAYS after
making application before the
license Is issued only one coaple
has failed 90 return to County
Judge Lords office Ga reserve tie
license. he said today.
This particular license. Juaae
Lord stated. vas applicd Coz On
July -. bat. hc added. the
couple did not come back 10 St
A.
Beginning October .. he sd.
applicants Tor marriage licenses
must have blood tests made 90
determine whether 90 not they
are afflicted with the most vlru-
lent 81 social diseases. They must
Froduce q physicians eersiflcate
that . not more than 80 days cd
and also an affidavit from tn
person who made the test. stat
lng that they are free ~ the dls-
ease before they vail Is granted
license.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
Looking AT Washington
WHAT WILL FOLLOW
THE CANCELLATION
or WAR Contracts

The canCl ilation of var con
tracts means that the frudustlon
oi goods for warfare VII fsli
rapidly bat 10 ls encouraging 90
report that Chairman } 4 kruR.
ct the WPB THINKS that the
production rate uf peaCttlmC
manufacturing Industries vii be
higher o. dollar value bH the
end of tho wear than 90 thC pre-
waf wears 1899 IP4l
n hIgh national .nCom, can
b. maintained and there Is "a
general d4-fTa hIffau uf baFluE
power 90, nation faces a prospcc
tI,, era ut prosperity ioI an IN
definite time d. huV,ttI. ma
tonai HCums declines pleCluita
tclN. su that buNnE must depend
upon MONEY already sawed. the
consumer reserve go butng
puarr uIiI hc ,Nlaudcd In q short
tam, Afterwards Vt wu have
another tepItsslHn Whleh WlU
duplicate the depression oi thu
TWentts.
A. thr productit, industries a.
tht nation frDurNtIt from Wsr 90
ptacr the, ate Ease o. fao, alth
unusually fatorab., condition.
tuI more than fn4f wears thef,
BIAS heen ai'is production fo.
peagt uwt need. Whteh assure
q Tremendous demand and. dm
inR the Nar the ptup.t have,
saved many billions of dollars.
which means that consumer have
the whercWithal with WhI,h Co
huF "a nat they want
TIE $50 factor demand and
cash assure unusual pruspcrt,
ioI productive enterprises How
long thr PROSPEROUS period all
last depcuds v,rt largely upur
Ahat happens IN tH, next TAO CO.,
three wears.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
DRIVERS LICENSES
ARE SELLING SLOW

With only u days 20 90 for OBJ
tanning drivers licenses without
penalties. only 0ne-third have yet
been issued IN Monroe county.
County Judge Lord said tins
morning.
He added that he estimated
there are 3.s0o drivers who have
not yet obtained their licenses.
IL Is not necessary for a driver
% call 81 nv office. Judge Lord
explained. Ia get q licsnse. he
may send his old license 20 ms
office with q relative or friend.
or, where that can not be done.
the old license may ~ sent rs
mail, with the license fee. 90 get
a new one. Whenever the old a.
ccnse Is mailed. the driver should
inform me Of any change of ad-
dress
Judge Lord further said that
all drivers who have not obtained
licenses % October l. must un-
derg0 an examination before the
licenses will b. issued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
APPOINT BOARD
OF EXAMINERS

Capt W. II. Hamilton. USN
commanding officer Of the Ma.
val Air Station. Is senior membcI
Of the Seventh Naval Districi
Naval Board appointed 70 exam
me officcr-candidates In the Key
West area for transfer to the
Regular Navy. Il Is announced by
Capt c. z. Reordan. commanding
officer. MOB.
Other members Of the board IN
elude Capt r. y. Goldman.
USN Capt James n. Reid. NC,
USN. Capt. Alien n. White. s..
USN: CoEndr A. Hoar. cEC. USN
Comdr w. A. Simunich. Nc.
USNR. and ComdF W. ). Mai
lory. Jr. StE). USNR. Who viii
act as recorder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
PAUL LIGHTBOURN
LEAVES AFTER VISIT

Paul 5. Lightbourn. II the Unit
ed States Navy. had been visit
ING ms parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene = Albury. 1900 Olivia
street. On q i7-day furlough
Mr. Lightb0urn left Tor his base
Thursday. accompanied by his
grandmother. Mrs VIM Barker
who also visited her s0n-in- Law
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
e.. X. Morrison l.
Released From Prison

lWord has been received N
KEY West stating that q r. Nor
rison. husband uf the former Miss
Alice McHugh. Who had been q
prisoner 81 the laps for three and
q half wears. has been released
Mr. Morrison Is alsD min
Lava Of MI and Mrs William
MCHugh of 323 Whitehead street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
Miss Beatrice Moreno
Leaves For New York

Miss Beatrice Moreno left Pr
day foT New Yurk Cts where
she will enter her last wear ~
the Institute 1T Music AT of TIA
Julliard Sch0ol II Muslc.
Miss Moreno has bees spend.
ng the summer 81 houe in key
West IN her family and friends
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18

- t4fseesa "a - NMssA So
tion. elim4hAe g. fmawmww fFmm -
tlxe auls aasslsf alse pms sNNaNtss
ard whu aeFaEtesa fNxxmsA8 -
sNFaEatA0n eem1N4A lm<Aes
f.ANut 3asnxa = hsz6sAe4. - A.
iantm. Ga
Llesai Cosmff Mllsnm e Nasts
ingtun. "a 81 pwtesN1sn4m 80
Laeut Cnsxslg 49, Il Mswmm.
~ otauNeta4fn. 4 &
Lsetss. p@sai J &s8mE. hkAAsANN -
MNhs
Lasut thiawrt nkAss 49,
Hsond. Calf
Lieut. CauHaF ClaEfsasl l. Nssum=
met. Aslanaa. c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
Small Fire Yesterday
On Upper Duval St.

A small fare Was discovered
yesterday afiCTnoon ~ AS
O'Clock IN Lees Food Center. coz
ner Duval and Angela streets.
The fire wes caused by aames
IN q small stove.
Practically ms damage resulted
a. the small blaze VAS quickly
extinguiShed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
Miss Jane Gibson
Returns To College

Miss Jane Gibson. daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gibson IT
1901 Pine street left Sunday
night enroute 90 Stetson Univer-
sity where she Is maJorng m
journalism
Miss Gibson had been spending
. visit here with he's parents and
other relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
REvIVEs PLANS FOR Ma
TlONAL THEATER IN
a. s. NAY COME UP
BEFORE CONGRESS
~ JACK sTfNNETT
az Namamssa " FtsNr

W A>liiNGTON. sept -.
There wac Iu-t enough
bmHduFulluF Boa the NPA
Fsdsral Theater Co make %
ia pupulhT political football.
e. Ras ous ct the first of the
depression projects oppon-
ens uerr ablr o. klck clear
oaf uf lhr New Deal sta
dHm
IhHaf serious minded
Stage aud literary lolk who
save n t ths germ 90 a ma
unnal lhputer comparable
fa ihuas operating Ia some
g. either uationz of the world
htn sufficiently dlseourag-
90 g. BEE the "a hole business
drop
Toe tremendous success
uI fHr SO Camp Shows and
uI urh ArmR sponsored
ufuts a. irving Berlin s
Ih g. tht Army and
Ma Hart Ar Forces play
"A ursd Victory has CIV
tH thr national theater hope
faIs Is neu lease ou life
n Gilbert ID Thomas.
500 Utah saRant "a ho carries
s Inf ot weight iu Washing
taH uu matters cultural. has
gwen them his blessing
thy plan for "a national
thsatef thst 9uuld ltt the
taFt out of Tfss mere 80 cit
huh uoW have access
M professional entertain
mru has been worked out
H.n q Etant DIS
su. three wears service
t.m lr. hHat Porter
AAf ua We DAVIS iald
.sH. ~.uafa fhumas
Hf.tItt. GEES greatest
.s.FtfafiuF and
y
" = ~ ''.'l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
Classified Column


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VITA Ne tm@~wte8 Co Tmw Ctatawm ma
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@enta eAaFaxa.
Ts tmmmr@ pmhiieaaten. eopy mast
~ - ths sffies befsTe "a s'eteek 90
ths day ef nahtseMetan-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18

and daughter. NJ and Mrs Al
bury
After a few days visiting IN
Hollywood with his grandparents
and uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
ID NJ Barker. SIR Lightbourn
vail return 60 MS base. United
States Naval Ar Station. II Jack
sonville. Fia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18

Announcement has BEEN made
81 the birth Of q daughter Ia Mr..
and Mrs. William Harold Hen
derSOn yesterday Al the Municipal
Hospital
The HcndeFsons reside At 79-2
Poinciana Place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
SQUIRREL HUNTING TALE

FRANKFORT X, Believe q
ul not nuf Pas I.u, "A. .-ts that
SINCE be- can't doJe, around trees
O" snuai squirrels lks 8, used
iu g. nas rings a sresp hell The
curious squirrels come around o.
has SIDE ol the tree a. see what
the noise Is and then Lane shoots
them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18

liah takes up the cudgel N bc
half ut fhc movement W. hen Con
EIta> .t,uu.Chcs a. tie faH y
NuI us aff to a hvlng start.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
ron SALE

'of Sale-Housc and lot. Metal
guot Needs minor repairs and
paint $500 o. On Packeg 81
near Division Apply 10. D
Lopez Plumbing 4 Suppur..
"2H bfrHsIar. nar packt
Nfpflb-it
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18

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80 am
MM Fg ~ "
ba
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~ FsMfsN ~ Ha
M8s aHe asnan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18

Lost White Eu.d ImWtd gIa~-t.e
probably vlCInItv Apps Ir1uth s
Store IS reward 500 White
head 81 sgptl7 Sta
Lest One gold track media ln-
~.llptlun $50 So relay 1897
Reward 70 returned o. Leonard
Curry. 7Zs Asne - scpiIs p
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-18
WANTED

palr sewing Machines KNIVES.
Scissors sharpencd KEYS dup
heated y p Campbell. sos
Slmonton Street. septl limo
Venetian blinds repaired and t-
finished KY West Venetian
Blind Go. lI2 DuvaI street
sCpf4 lru
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-06-29
%~NA
&4 2; ~
) )
BY Lillian B. Storms

Almost never do two children a
babies of the same age have eN
actly the same food habits. On
child will be ready for a three
meals = a day schedule at mint
months of age and another one viii
not until his first birthday. Ons
child will drink a quart of milk q
day throughout childhood and ea
plenty of other foods too. Another
child will be satisfied and appaS~
emily be as healthy on much lesa
milk. If too much milk is giveE
child may not eat enough othe'
foods. = 49, 30, ~ a ass,- -,.sass~ssAsaA
p One child will eat cereal once
day, another may not want auN
cereal at all, third will eat cer
cal twice a day. For the child WI.
will not eat any cereal, offer =
variety of cereals which are suit
able for the age of the child.
young baby will be restricted to To-
special baby cereals, but there are
both wheat cereals and those made
from oatmeal, giving variety -
taste and food values. Adding
strained fruit to the cereal changes
the flavor, pleasingly. se~~s'- :, :,
If the baby or young child def
nitely rebels at eating cereals ID
any kind, their place in the dieS
may be taken by larger amounHs
of the other foods, especially milf
and vegetables. After vacatioz
from cereals, then try them again,
In any case, show no concern an5
don't give your child any indics.4
ton that his eating of cereal 90
anything else is an important mar
ter. g. %-vessaes gsssssss>s't..fGs
J Babies are like the rest Of "
If a large serving of a food we d.
not care for is placed before us 4
takes away our appetites. II
small serving is offered withos.t
comment, so we do not think VS.
are being forced into doing some,
thing we do not want tn do. Wv
are quite apt to be good sports aSss
do as we are expected to do. Bet.
ter to ask for a second or even n
third small serving than to be dis.
couraged by the appearance of toN
much food.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-06-29
BEWlLDERED SON

Who are you but the dust OF the Saess
made into common form
Who are you that you should condemn
! the faith of one, the race of ona.
And strive 70 do them harm
The good book of old has stoutly tolS
10 love me is to love my own.
Yet down thru the ages this condition
still RACES
This suffering from race hatred and
Scorn.
Yes they laughed when We prayed from
the cotton field to the grave.
Claimed our minds knew of no ng
higher TO do
Yet these same folk now call your name
Why? know God so do you.
It's Gods war they say and He's with
us the way in everything we do.
Now God I've never questioned Youi
word since the birth of my day
But isn't it true what l long, long age
once heard them say
That only black folks like me find time
10 pray.
-B) Billy INK Sbof5j KssSy
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-25
LOVE AFFHRST FLIGHT
e. ea a1;s 5.s ssz10'"so D

fast as she could and producing
sort of Whitman pageant. One
voice after another sang out.
Seattle"
'Los Angeles"
wilmington"
''Noowalleans."
Finally, there was peace.
"Ah CANT do it," said Miss
Gloom. "Ah hadn't ought to do
it,"
"You hadn't ought to do it that
way" I said glumly.
"Ah just should have rung the
Chief of Flight like ah'm told" It
sounded as if she had been cry
ing.
"You don't want to be a big
frog in a little pond, not a big
frog like YOU"
"Shall all ring the Chief of OPP
erations?" asked Miss Gloom,
anxious to get back to the old
familiar routine.
''No, it won't be necessary"
said YEARLY. well just call it
the failure of a mission"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-25

I went outside and recited
"Ozymandias" twice. Oscar
Wilde never saw a man who look
ed so sadly at the sky. Dust to
ashes, ashes to dust! Twenty min
utes later a plane appeared. I
recognized it. A golfer had pass
ed by. The pilot landed near my
plane and a short, dark cadet
clambered out first. He ran
toward me, pointing and calling:
''That's him, sir. That's him, all
right"
An officer with the rank of a
lieutenant commander approach
ed.
"Kenwood, Chief of Operations.
Anything wrong here?" he ask
ed, breathing heavily.
No, sir" I said.
"And as soon as I saw him
wave for help, sir, then I went
straight for you, sir, and report
ed the accident" the swarthy ca
Diet beamed.
eyes, that was very good" said
Mr.. Kenwood. whats the mat
ter?" he asked.
s"The brakes are locked, sir. I
don't know how to unlock them"
I blurted.
"You just tap the pedals" he
said in amazement. "Just tap
them"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-25

"Oh." I said.
That's the damndest thing
ever heard" he said, getting
somewhat redder. "A man in
basic doesn't. know how to take
the brakes off,"
Nobody ever showed me, sir, !"
I said lamely.
Everybody knows how to take
the brakes off," he barked. 'What
sort of technique is this? What
would you do in the 'unpredict-
able'?" he sneered. whats your
name?"
'Dowd, sir. Class 10-D."
ooh, mol" he groaned. 'Dowd,
Gloss 10-D, Squadron 12-A?" he
asked fearfully.
eyes, sir" I said wretchedly.
He turned away, and then
whirled on me.
''It's the damndest thing I ever
heard. You're not safe to solo.
I'm going to ground you, Dowd.
You'll have to go before the
Board" He walked off in rage.
"You two go back together. I'll
take this plane" he called back.
After he had gone the cadet
and / stood and glared at each
other.
'And what's your name, little
MANI" 7 asked.
"Strilini, Dimitri Strilini," he
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-25
PAGE SEVEN

I looked searchingly at the
ground. It was a beautiful
smooth field. There was not .
rock on it.
Mr.. Kenwood proved as good as
his word. He promptly sum-
moned me to appear before the
Boards regular Monday morning
session and explain my deficien-
cy with the brakes.
ITO Be Contlnued)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-25

said.
care you with the Allies?"
We walked silently toward the
plane.
''You know" said Strilini, che
told me I acted like a veteran.
Boy, when I saw your plane
down, I tore right back to the
squadron. Guess that showed
style, huh? I'll fly back" he said
airily.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-25
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-25

What does test tube and the contraptons below have
to do with locomotive and the operation Of railroad?
More than you would ever dream.
In the Norfolk and Western Railways modern,
etey equipped physical and chemical laboratories and
in the field the railroads chemists, physicists metall
gsts, and mechanical experts make approximately 10000
scientific tests and analyses year of nearly everything
used by the railway the steel that goes into locomotives
rails and bridges; concrete ballast paint lubrcang
oils signals, brakes. draft gears COAL and thousands of
other items The search for better Materials improved
facilities, better operating methods and improved safety
goes day after day. year in and year out What the
results? Here's example:.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-12

GIRL or woman for care of two
children and assist with house
work. No washing. Stay nights.
Vinewood 2-8374. (567C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-12
INTERNATIONALLY known or.

INTERNATIONALLY known Or
ganization, LIT years old, desires
services of a high class sales repre-
sentative in this area. Direct selling
experience and ability to meet peo-
pie an asset. Work by qualified
appointment only. Excellent post
war possibilities. Remuneration in
the higher 4 and 5 figure brackets.
Address Box 258, Wyandotte News
Herald. (546C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GIRL to train for dining room
work. Experience unnecessary.
$500 Biddle Ave. (570C)
Evening star., 1945-03-06
|. Y. Bond Market
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MKT IS SO A 02h
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