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Kiina

Nakon sto je ostvaren mir" sa
Japanom, izgledi SUI danas u KIM
da bi Sc mogao pojaviti gradjan-
ski rat izmedju komunista pri-
stalica Chang Kai-sheka. Kai
shek je izdao naredbu neki dan
kojom zabranjuje komunistima
da razoruzavaju Japance, vec da
to prepuste MENU. A owl, bas
ma protiv svesrdno to cine, ma
oruzavajuci sebe s tim oruzjem.
Komunisti takodjer optuzuju
Kai-sheka da on naoruzava svoje
sile, ne samo razoruzavajuci ia
pance nego i primajuci "lend-
lease" oruzje cd Sjedinjenih Dr.
zava, koje &c biti upotrebljeno
protiv komunista.
Vest (AP) il Chungkinga, XII
ma, cd 16. augusta javlja da ko-
munisticke vojne sile (komunis-
ii SUI imali pre- 1910. godine oko
100000 stanovnika pod svojom
vlascu) ne samo da nameravaju
zadrzati svoju dosadasnju terito-
riju, nego zauzimlju i move teri
torije, planirajuci da zauzmu ]
sam Peiping, Tientsin Using
tao.
New York "Times" napada
komuniste, govoreci da su oni
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23
Amerika &c zadrzati
pacificka Ostrva

Americki drzavnici kapitalis-
tt stalno SUI izjavljivali, naro-
cito prvih godina rata, kada je
pobeda bila udaljena, da oni ne
traze Niche teritoriie. Ovakve
iziave su chill Stalinovi drzav-
nici Rusiji, De Gaulle ME
gova grupa, jugoslavenski Tito
svi drugi.
Ali kada Sc pobeda priblizila
oni pocese meniati ovu pesmu,
narcotic sada kada je rat po-
bedonosno svrsen. Pored zahte-
va svih ostalih "a teritorije
/ americki drzavnici zahtevaiu
mnogorojna ostrva ma Pacifiku
koje da zadrze kao baze budu-
cih, verovatno ratnih i trgovac-
kin operacija.
Ma 18. augusta izveStava AP
u New York "Times"-u da ie
House Naval Affairs Commit
tee preporucio veceras da Sjedi-
njene Drzave zauzmu 'potpun
posed mad pacifickim ostrvima
gde SUI smestene americke baze.
Neke Cd najglavnijih baza jesu:
Pearl Harbor, Guam, Saipan, Ilo-
lilo, Filipinska Ostrva, Manus,
Admiralty Ostrva, Noumea, New
Caledonia, Midway Ostrva, Oki-
nawa, Ryukyus it'd, Cd kojih SUI
neka ranije bila americko po-
sedniStvo j mnoga druga koja SUI
bila posednistva drugih nacija,
a narcotic Japana.
Naravno, neka cd tih ostrva &c
biti, bar "a jedno vreme zajed-
nicki kontrolisana cd velikih 81
la.
Ali da nebi neko posumnjao
u americku grabezljivost, Odbor
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23
Francuska

Ma Is. augusta francuski "Vi-
81 Sud Pravde" Parizu osudio
je marsala Henri-Philippe Pc
taina ma smrt, "a kolaborisanje
sa nacistima i veleizdaju.
Druga vest il Pariza u New
York "Times" u cd II. augusta,
javlja da je Gen. Charles De
Gaulle srizio osudu ma dozivot-
nu robiju.
Kako to burzoasko "pravo-
sudje" cudno radi. Onoga koga
Sc smatra "a najveceg zlocinca
izdajnika, koje je i 'Visi Sud
Pravde" potpuno ustanovio, to-
boznji ogorceni .protivnik" ko-
laborasa i "osloboditelj francus-
kog naroda", De Gaulle, izmeni
osudu, koja je, dakako, velika
pobeda "a Petaina.
Dakle, ista ''pravda" Sc ne pri-
menjuje ma sve. Najveci zlocin-
ci uzivaju najvece privilegije. A
ko bi Sc oval princip sudjenja
primenio ma sve ostale zlocince,
nj iedan ne bi bio kaznjen smr-
Gu, ii. svi bi dobili MANU- kaznu
cd Petaina.
Ali. naravno, uvek treba imati
u vidu da je to klasno pravo-
sudje da De Gaulle ne sluzi
4narodu" nego francuskoj kapi-
talistickoj klasi.
U ostalom, da nije pritiska Cd
masa, iii opsteg javnog mnjenja,
Petain bi sigurno bio potpuno
oslobodjen j mozda bi ga cak pro-
glasili "a "narodnog heroja".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23

MICA i gradova, omogucena su Il
rajvecem mraku u noci, magli
i kroz oblake. Takodjer je do
prince usavrsenju motora, naro-
cito "jet-propelled'. Dopisnik
New York ''Times"-a William S.
White pise IL Washingtona o "ra-
daru" sledece::
"Karakteristicni 'radar trans
mitter' okrece Sc u punom krugu
kao opklopljeni bubanj, bacaiu-
ci elektricne pulse. Kada owl pull
81 udare nesto, izgradjenu OBJ
lasti ma zemlii, zrakoplove IL
vazduhu iii brodove ma moru, oni
otskacu nazad. U ovom povratku
oni udju u 'radar receiver i stvo-
re slku, iii "zvizdanje" ma nekak-
vom poput rosetta izunu, koie ie
kao lice slabo osvetljenog sata,
a naziva Sc 'scop'.
"Daljina Sc ustanovi sa ovim
pravilom: ProSlo vreme Sc izn1e-
ri ma milionite delove sekunde
izmedju izbacivania pulsa ME
govog 'odjeka'. Pulls putuje brzi-
nom svetla, Iii 10000 milja u
sekundi. Tako, predmet kad ie
til hiljade stopa od radara daja
sv6i' odiek" it'd. ~ '~eter or-ea"re
Govori Sc da &c oval izum uci
u proizvodnju i unaprediti je do
stepena koji niko JOS ne moze da
predvidi bice primeniivan sko-
70 u swim procesima rada.
To znaci los vete prohleme "a
kapitalizam: Jos vece besposlice
i JOS sigurnije razorniie move
ratove. Ali oval ce izum biti vrlo
koristan covecanstvu kada Sc bu-
de upotrebljavao u korist celog
druStva - u Socijalizmu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23

to ''objasnjava' da ia ostrva tre-
ba prisvojiti il razloga: "Gubita-
ka u americkim zivotima dok su
osvojena, -. sto je potroseno
mnogo americkog novca d0k su
Sc Lbazel ustanovile i snabde-
le... III radi velikog oslanjanja
sveta ma Sjedinjene Drzave "a
odrzanje mira ma Pacifiku IL
svetu."
Nema te grabezl iivosti na sve-
tu koju kapitalisticka klasa i
njeni drzavnici nisu staniu
"objasniti" kao ''vrlinu" j neSto
elm &c Sc Geo svet "usreciti."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23

primene britanske politike, iii
kada Sc element koje radnic-
ka vlada podupire otkriju kao
fasisti paradirajuei kao anti-fa-
sisti. U takvim slucajevima la
borasi &c to pronaci daleko te-
zim nego sto pronalaze torijev-
ci da Sc odupru kliucajucim pro-
testima britanskih radnika.
Po svemu, izgleda verovatno
da &c zh vetar Radnicke partiie
doneti neSto dobra radnicima ne
koliko evropskih zemalja, bar ce
ukloniti britanski podbocanj ko-
il potpomaze potresene prestol-
nice refine i pomoci da Sc usta-
move uslovi koji Sc wise pribli-
zuju politickoj denlokratiji.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23
Vazr,e mcdjunarodne vesti.
Japan

Vec ponato da e 15 augusta izmedju
veznickh sa jedno stran Japana drugo zvaniGno
priveden kraju u Azs.eses azasss EsFg
Japanska bezuslovna predaa dugue jednom, nego
mnogm faktorma. Aonska bomba e doprinea jedan deo
sistemasko reovno razarane vazdha apanske ndusre
gradova, oacane napada cd savezka vh
uazak Rusije rat prov Mega doprnelo e drugi deo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23
Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku.
'Radar' - drugo veliko otkrice

Ovh dana novine opsino donee javnos jos jedno
velko orice koe upotrebv
Sc drzao tajnosti To otkrice nazivau 'radar"
Radar e tex novo ime radisko detekovanie danu"
Pomocu ovog za saVeznicke vone e bile stanu
novti gde nalaze nepjaeske submarine brodov
zrakopov Pomocu MEGA bobadoana srateh polozaa
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23

Prema uslovima predaje, ia
pan &c biti smanjen u teritoriji
ma svoje originalno kraljevstvo
ma njegovim domacim ostrvima;
izgubice sva pacificka ostrva, ko-
ia je u tobu cd prvog svetskog
rata pa 90 sada osvajao odu-
zece cd MEGA Mandzuriju Ko-
reju. Poslednjoj je obecana ne
zavisnost ma nekim ranijim sa-
.ckim konferencijama.
odmah imenovao prin-
aruhiko Nigashi- -Kuni-a
zuje novu vladu, "a
-nici kazu da je "rat-
-. Poslednji je tako-
ovao drugog "ratnog
princa Fuminaro Ko-
"a ministra bez portfe-
a moze Sc ocekivati da ce
Geo kabinet biti sastavljen cd
"ratnih zlocinaca''. Pa sta bi sa-
veznici hteli. Nije Ii sam car
ito najvisi, ratni zlocinac?
Prirodno je da &c "ratni zloci-
nac", sastaviti Geo kabinet cd
"ratnih zlocinaca."
Japanske militarne si1e, prema
vesti IL Manila-e, punih dva-
naest sati, nakon sto SUI mnoge
radio stanice II Japanu izjavile
da je postignut sporazum mira,
vodile SUI rat i dale. A slicno
je bilo u Mandzuriji Koreji,
gde SUI sovjetske trupe morale
jos uvek ratovati, nekoliko da-
ma, nakon mira.
Ako saveznici zadrze cara kao
vrhovnog vladara Japanu i
dale, kao sto japanski militaristi
apeluju saveznicka diplomatija
&c potpuno biti demaskirana =
da Moi nije stale do buduceg
mira, nego do ocuvanja kapita-
listickog sistema u Japanu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23
"a ocuvanie britanske hege
mcnije u Grckoj.

Jedna cd zemalja kojoj je
primena britanske strane politi-
Ike podvrgnuta promenama jesta
Grcka. U nekoliko poslednjih ne
della rojalisti, kolaboraSi krai-
Mi reakcionari okupljaju Sc oko
Wade admirala Petros Voulga-
risa i, okurazeni britanskim ma
migivanjem, otpustili SUI stvarni
terror ma Fam, grcki Nacionalni
Oslobodilacki Front. Depese Sc
dnevno pojavljuiu3. Y americkoj
stampi, lizvescuiucii zverstva. IL
vrsena cd sluzbenog nesluzbe-
nog skitnicarskog elementa. Ra-
laramie Eamo Vi h novinskih,
stamparija produzuje neometano
Cd policije. Roi Ottley, narociti
dopisnik PM, optuzuie da ie 28.-
900 bivsih gerilskih boraca po-
hapseno, da U. N. r. R. A. IVA
nicnici kazu nezvanicno da ie
broj blize $4,000. Muzeumi, ure-
dovne zgrade skole Atine pret-
vorene SUI u stvarne koncentra-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23
NASA 9REDSTVA: Prosve-
fiv4a13e radnirke klase II duhu

~clvAslJ0 EaQAlrXe klaSe u GaIilt :
Mafksizma:: da su rad kapi-
tai nepomirljivi neprijateiji;
orgsnizovants radniGke klase
Il Jsann Revolucionarnu Poll
ticxu PaTtiju "a osvajanje
rsza.anje Politicke Drzave ka-
pllallzma: organizovanje rad
nIha u jednu revolucionarnu
Inuustrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
aaauJe, drZanie i kretanje svih
zeuiaijsEih Il d Is tri a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-08-23

1,2 g. septembra 1915.
VENETIAN HALL 1856 Canton ratio Forest Detroit Mic
Konvencija u 1 septembra po podne
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HEAVY WINDSAR
EXPECTED TONIGHT
TROPICAL DISTURBANCE RE-
PORTED IN YucATAN
CHANNEL.

Key West, this afternoon and
tonight,nis likely TOT have winds
ranging from 30 to a5pmiles an
hour, possibly slightly higher
than the latter figure, Gs S.
Kennedy, IN charge of the
Weather Bureaus here. said shett<
He explained that a tropical
disturbance of small diameter
and with winds up to so miles
an hour near the center, is To-
Gated in the Yucatan Channel
and is headed northwardly,
which will bring it near Key
West and other Florida Keys.
The bureau has ordered southeast
storm warning flags hoisted from
Key Largo at the northeast to
Dry Tortugas, west of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
COMMISSIONERS
HOLD MEETING
HANDLE MATTERS DEALING
WITH RESERVOIR FOR
AoUEDUcT UNIT

County commissioners held .
meeting at noon today to APP
prove easements and quit-claim
deeds that had been prepared by
County Attorneys Stone, giving
the Federal Works Agency the
right to construct anothe reser-
voir in Jackson Square for the
Florida Keys Aqueduct Commits
sion.
The reservoir will have a cap
acity of 100000 gallons, and it
IS expected that, on its compile
ton, the supply of water to resi-
dents will have volume far
greater in pressure than is at
present the case.
On the return to Key West of
City Attorney ]. Lancelot Les
ter, the matter of granting similar
easements and quit-claim deeds
by the city will be taken up at
a meeting of city council.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
MESA PLANS
C0lIINGlH0ME
WRITES TO PARENTS STAT
ING FIE IS AWAITING
TRANSPORTATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcos Mesa
yesterday afternoon received a
letter from their son, Technical
Sergeant Marcos Mesa, Jr., that
he is waiting on transportation
facilities to come home, and that
he has l26 points to his credit,
Al more than the IS necessary
for release from the army. Ser
geant Mesa lists his points as
follows:
Forty-two months in the army,
AZ points; "a months overseas,
"a; seven major battles, 35; one
bronze star, five; one bronze
star with cluster, five; Purple
Heart. five: total of I26 points.
Sergeant Mesa is member OF
the First Division of the First
Army, and has fought in France
and Germany. He told his par
ants he is, hopeful of being sin
Key West to celebrate the
Fourth of July.
He sent them a portable Ger
man radio, a German rifle, and
said he was about to ship them
French rifle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21

HEAVY POUNDING
AHEAD FOR JAPS
TWO PowERFUL AIRFoRcEs
WILL BE USED IN PRO-
POSED ATTACKS
,Ry A.ssr,as-a Pyesss

WASHINGTON, June "a,
Maj. Gen. Jimmy" Doolit-
tie, who led American flyers
in their first attack on Japan
in April of 1912, said today
that two powerful air forces,
the iTwentieth and the
Eighth, will be.used in blast
ing Japan into submission.
General Doolittle is in this
country redeploying his fly
ers before they begin active
duty in the Pacific. He said
that the rain of steel and fire
on Japan will be far greater
than that to which Germany
was subjected, and w h i &c h
Marshal Karl Won Rundsted
declared the day of his cap
ture, was the primary cause
of Germany's defeat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
BUSINESS GROUP
VOTE FAVORABLY
FOR DOG TRACK
UNANIMOUS APPROVAL CIV
EN- AT MEETING OF AS
SocIATIoN CONDUCTED
LAST NIGHT

AT meeting of the Key West
Business Mems Association held
in local restaurant last evening,
unanimous approval was given to
"a proposed dog track which priv
ate interests are contemplating
establishing here. However, il
seemed to be the consensus of
opinion of a majority present
that the track should be located
outside the city limits, perhaps
on Stock Island or Boca Chica
if possible. Those present voiced
the opinion that while there are
perhaps some undesirable ele-
ments connected to a venture of
this nature nevertheless it will
provide an additional source of
entertainment for our winter WIS.,
itors.
Last evenings meeting was
presided over by President Joe
Medina. Newton Freshman was
elected to the post of Sergeant
|at-Arms. A committee consisting
of Sidney Einhorn. Martin Thorn.
as. w. A. Cope, d. A. Edward,
and Chas. E. Roberts were APP.
pointed to solicit business men d
the city eligible for membership
1t was announced that the mem
bership now consists of sixty-five
business and professional men OF
the city.
During the coure. of the even
ing varied discussions were en-
tered, into, relative to the better
inento of: conditions in general in
the Island City. 1t was agreed
that the organization would take
an active part in the Town Hall
Council meetings sponsored by
the Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
Addresses were given by Judge
Raymond II. Lord and Allan Is.
Cleare, Jr.
Present at last nights meeting
were: Paul +. NeWhouse, Martin
Thomas. Sidney Einhorn, Aaron
Williams, Albert G.. Roberts, l.
Wiener. Jack Arlen, Joe A.
Medina. Allan B. Cleare Jr., Ray
mond r. Lord, Dewey Riggs
Isadore, Weintraub, c. Kasow
Joseph A. BOA, Samuel A. Co.
hen, Newton Freshman, Emanue.
Ungerr Ernest Rivero, Geralo
Saunders, Roy Hamlin. w. A
Cope. Chas, E, Roberts, D. A
Edwards, Frances F. Edwards
Joe Mondul. George Lee and Phi
Wiener.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
County AWdtsAgeneits Approval
STORM WARNING

SOUTHEAST STORM
WARNINGS displayed at
$3.50 a. m. ON the Florida
Keys from Key Largo to
Dry Tortugas.
A small tropical storm
10 moving north w ard
about,1O to IL miles per
hour with center in the
Yucatsn Channel. attend-
ed by winds of SO miles.
Per hour over a very small
area and fresh to strong
squalls ever a rather wide
area around the center.
Northward movement will
continue today and to-
night. There are some in
dications storm may be
increasing in intensity and
caution a dvised eastern
Gulf of Mexico, including
the Florida Keys and
western Cuba. Winds of
35 to 20 miles per hour in
squalls indicated for the
Keys today and tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
AL MILLS GETS
new POSITION
SEVERAL. TAKE OBLIGATION
AT AMERICAN LEGION
MEETING

Several Voyageurs from. the, To-
cal. yoitQre 728 of the F'erty ans
Eight Societe, American Legion
attended the promenade held ii
Ocala last weekend. vs.
Those attending were w. d
WEIGH, u J. De1gado, Al Mills
George j. Pernick and v. c. Stir
rup.
U. ]. Delgado was elected Gran
Garde de la Porte for the Gran
Voiture.
At a meeting of the district
commanders for American Legion
Department of Florida, All Mills
Fifth District commander, wa,
elected senior vice commander fol
the Department of Florida.
In the event the department
commander, Meads Wilson, is url
able, to serve, Mills will assume
the post Of department command
er of the Legion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
SCHOOL BOARD, TURNS DOWN ALL BIDS
FORsCONSTRUCTIoN OFaNEW BUILDING

before the board was a proposal
for the voting precincts in this
school district to be reduced, to
the same number of precincts az
In county elections.
The county reduction was from
16 to seven, but Mr.. Roberts stat
ed that, under the law, the board
is not permitted to act on the
proposal until next January. He
said that will give the board am
pie time to make the change foI
the next school election.
Building the proposed addition
TO the Division street school, Mr.
Roberts concluded, is still live
issue. The board will advertise
again for bids some time between
next September and November.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
FILES ATTACHMENT
In COUNTY COURT

Mrs. Julia S. Williams filed an
attachment together with a sur
ETY. bond of $1,000, in county
court, yesterday afternoon,
against Milton Lowpatin, doing
business as the Milton Jewelry
Company, in a store on the north
west corner of Duval and Flem-
ing streets.
She alleges that the company
owes her 5000 in rent, and prays
the court to issue an attachment
of the company's merchandise in
the store.
The date for distress proceed
ings for rent has not yet been
fixed by Judge Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
KIDS AMATEUR g..
NIGHT POSTPONED

On account of the uncertain
weather the Kids Amateur Night
planned for Bayview Park to-
night will be postponed until
next week.
Any boy or girl under the age
of sixteen with talent in dancing.
singing, playing an instrument
or in giving readings is asked by
the City Recreation Department
to appear at Bayview Park next
Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock for an addition. A twenty
five dollar war bond is being
given each month to the best en-
tertainer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
List az Proposed Pro-
jeeis As Requested
Sent To State Road De-
partment

Five important secondar,
roads in Monroe county will
DC repaired by the fedora
government and the State oil
Florida Il the list Of projects
aifmalled yesterday after.
noon BY County Attorney
julius y. Stone. Jr., meets
with approval. and the like,
iibood h IL will. because Il
vas asked for by the State
Road Department.
. klsin nayliss, chairman OF
~ department, wrote the count,
eoaIsnalssi0n q week ago request.
lng that q last of the most impor.
tant seesndary roads that need.
al FspalFine IN the county be sent
a. the department. and w. A
fsffiah. chairman Of the com
saission. MaKimo Valdez, chair.
men ~ the road committee, and
~ M Duncan. engineer of the
Oversees Road and Toll Bridge
aisiFiei. held . series Of meetings
~ aaNemhlr the data.
Ihey decided on the following
fssawNfs and gave particulars
aia1si them - M. Stone 10 he
Nsst Ia iegsl shape and sent TO
thaiFnlan Eiariiss Of the State
Heaa Department:
A. Keeaeg road. la b Old IA,
- Hhm NaNsmi4w ~ the Btca Chica
ai4past tHo miles long.
Ne Name Key Road. where
"a iniessnets = stretch Of the old
Overseas Highway. still in good
ss,flsitihsn. tive miles long.
. Perky road on Sugar Loaf,
o. ~ eunnerted from the old 10
Ga ne~ highway. two miles.
a faeniy miles Of old 4-A
kag Largo raaa 20 q point where
a inleEneNta with the new high
go. - miles hong.
haad 10 Cape Sable, from the
Dada eBanty llne 10 Flamingo, a
aiStanre ~ ~ miles.
Nc stone said II was suggest
- a. Chairman Bayliss that the
sauih shoFe Of the Roosevelt
Backward, which was damaged
~ tne October 10 storm, be i'm
sitaaNd Ia the list, bat Mr.. Bayliss
advised fte inclusion, as the boul-
esaEa Is an alternate, not a con-
necting road. Mr.. Bayliss said
fsaffhnf that. we're the boulevard
lnritadsi, a might endangcr the
aecepiauce of the entire list.
heFalfing ul secondary roads Is
4 pFuNxt the federal government
ha4 in view t0 take up slack un-
en,pisgmcnt IN the postwar world.
Fioflaa was among the first
aaa1ss - nseet the federal gov
e1nmunt's proposal OF providing
paFi ul thr funds for secondary
faad repairing when the war with
Sapan Is over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
ROTES HEAR MANY
ADDRESSES TODAY

The program at the luncheon
of Key West Rotary Club today
was confined to listening to four
records of addresses that had
been made by men high in the
ranks of rotary.
One of the addresses was by
the president of Rotary Interna-
tional, and the other three by
Rotarians who hold or have held
international offices.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21

Carlyle Roberts, chairman OF
the Monroe County School Board,
said today that the board, last
night, was obliged to refuse all
bids for the construction of pro-
posed addition to the Division
street school because, under the
law, a school board cannot award
a contract for a greater sum than
the money it has on hand for that
particular project.
The allotment for the school
house Improvement, he explained,
is $4,000, which includes the
purchasing of furniture, and the
lowest bid was $4,000 more than
the $4,000 after the deduction for
furniture is made.
Another matter that came up
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
ALMOST INCH OF
RAIN LAST NIGHT

Almost an inch of rain fell
last night and up to $3.50 o.
clock this morning in Key
West. G. S. Kennedy. mefeo-
rologist in charge of the local
Weather Bureau, told The
Citizen today.
The correct measurement
was SO. which was a larger
volume than had fallen in
Key West on any other day
this year. The nearest ap-
proach to that amount of
rainfall was on April 80,
when 81 of an inch fell.
Since January /. including
last nights and this morn
ins's rainfall, Key West has
had only 3.3s of rain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
Fleet llTiTaI llinlitz gAnn0unCcd
Today That OkinaWa Has Fallen
CHINESE WITHIN
SHORT DISTANCE
OF OLD AIRFIELD
tB~ ...ecsates pvesss


CHUNGKING. June 2l.--
Chinese today are reported
to be within three miles Of
the airfield that had been
used by American flyers and
had been captured by the
Japs in their great drive Of
seven months ago. n
Adyices from, the front
said that the Chinese are adj
vancing rapidly on Lnichow..
where the airfield is located.
Japs. in retreating toward the
city. offered only rearsuard
resistance.
Along other battlefronts in
China. the Chinese were re-
ported to be continuing their
successes. The Japs are con-
tinuing their retreats toward
the north and northwest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-21
The Bullet Also Had
f'IN A Nameplate On II
tBy As.seIatea Press,

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.- Dur
ing the Yanks' headlong cleanup
of Germany, Pvt. Dale w. Hon
gsermeier caught glimpse of a
house whose nameplate bore his
mothers maiden name.
Shortly afterward he was shot
in the shoulder. An exchange of
letters with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hengsermeier, OF
Grand Island established that he
was wounded in. action near his
mothef's birthplace.