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Evening star., 1946-05-28

26; Is49 s,,ias At Mount Alto Hospital, Will
LIAM 1a.as LEWIS iN9 BELOVED HUSBAND Of Kath-
Islstives and q 5TaIends Afser SSt pm. p %sd. S.
o Finest STAY jarvis shss nag ehaaeh sa 14s rs
IT. m EN- nh from t5e above funeral Mas Church
tiyss and friends invited. Intermsnt
Arlington National Cemetery. 80
MAJOR. ROBERT H. On Saturday. May
25. 1915, ROBERT Il, 4; MAJOR, husband Of
Major, He also leaves M ZONE one son SON. three three
daushtsrs, eight sisters, three brothers;
s. Washington & Sons Funeral Home,
dss 1928 Pea RRssne ave ne after 4 pm; Tues.
q. at 2 pm. from the Antioch Baptist
ar ohessiss Rs!ssyss .nq friends
MCINTOSH, EMMALINE BUDD. On Sat-
bUpD Nc Me1NTosA II s devoted A wife Vi lf of Paul 5.
Mcintosh, mother Of Leon H. and James
Den e. saa sa ssr of rt ii MI M o
ives and many friends After + noon
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where services will be held on Wednesday,
Meg Memorsi s csmstery C. p;m' lntefmen' I'nssn
Hospitsl. Rsthesds. Nd. HAROLD YIN
Ohio: Robert =. Meskin Of Moundsyiiie. v.
so Ss and Rsasns saa Barley lesaa q
deorsetoYn funeral Home. s1st and N sts.
a9 1t Nsoas cs ny, cs9an q Ct sS
pm. Interment private. 80
MERCHANT, OLIN LAMAR, JR. On
Eospss aaE Hsy oE1N f A asae & J
beloved son Of Nj. and mrs. Sa Din T. [. Msr.
ryn, and Patricia Ann Merchant. Prayers
ss, at $3.50 am. Mass win be offered at
Island ave. Mount Rainier. Md at 20 am.
tnteTment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SERVICES
MILLER: HANNAH K. suddenly. on
ss}Ss.S SsSs SSoxsn WI. rs M hS2NSAa T. MIEk
and isssE q ohSsn hRss sq rns msy ss s
s.d q Thsfsdsy WAY &sy sss''sss 81 s D@ g
IL funeral Services. Services. "'''s "A's1s 20
H. MONTGOMERY, BETTY. On Saturday
my Co. bFY lbsA e aes Tsssshss 5s sa
abn ot PestOa Gra.d
great:grandchildren and other relatives and
friends. Friends may cali at her late resi-
asnes ln sftsT d 10 An, Thursdsy. May 80:
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
asth and and R sts; nv. Rev r 3. Taylor
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
MOORE, JAMES. On Friday, May "a.
MOORE; After z pm. wednesday friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, where services will be conducted al
4:30 pm. 1nterment Payne's Cemetery.
NEWMAN. LIZZIE. On Tuesday, May
%. ,1946, LIZZIE NEWMAN, Of 1921 Ca.
thedral ave. NV, sister Of Richard s
wego. N. Y. Remains resting at the S. Il
| Nnes Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th st
NV. Notice of funeral later.
PALMER, ODESSA On Friday. May
A. Palmer. Funeral and interment at Sal.
| isbury, n. G. Services by Stewarts Funeral
POLLARD. ROBERT JONES. On Mon.
Day May q, l916; st bis residence. 22l7
beloved husband OF. ida NicSens Pollard
fatheI 9f Horace Osden Pollard and brother
& o.s s'lyc 1..y.s NewsGms np.s Of lsIFCosyn
j, Notice Of funeral later. ATrsngements 81
w, Ernest Jhrvta Co. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-29

vaana drzava nasana sodelovanje delavskh stro
kovnh in drugh narodnh organizaci Poznam dosti lju
di, katerim to nikakor ne bo vsec 80.
Sedemnajst clenek pa pravi to-
"Drzava posvecue posebno paznjo in daje pomoc
in olajsave vsem oblikam narodnega zadruznstva.
To je seveda sum va rec in veeindustrijskim mogot
zveni kakor mrtvask Tako nagasajo zadruzni
stva Ce zadruge razvieo razsro, vkorenino posta
WHO srso srso podlago nekega dne pride lahko do
tega, da DO narod veika produktivno kon
sumna zadruga in to-to-to je sssssocalizem!
A1npak &c ga ljudstvo hoce?
Ne SINE ga hotet Diktatura
Oni pa mslo, da e demokracija in cello pravijo da
resnicna demokraca kjer clovek ahko izkorsca co-
veka "a svoj dobicek. Pae drugacen svet IT,.
Ustava ne odpravlja privatne lastnine Toda ne po-
stavlja nobenh oarev; &c zahevajo skupn interest," Sc
ahko ome ali eksproprra, toda lie podag zakona in
primerno odskodnino kar navsezadne tud kapta-
lsticnih drzavah praktcira.
Zema! pravi nacrt-pripada tistm, XII jo obdeujejo.
Zakon dooci ali met kaksna ustanova ali oseba,
XII poljedeec kaj zemlje koliko prvatnh rokah ne
bt nikakrsn podlagi veleposest Zakon dolocl
aksmum zemliske prvane posesti Drzava zasti scitl
in podpra majhnega in srednjega kneta.
zakonitim sredstvi pomaga drzava deoVnemu lJud-
stvu da zdruzevati in organizrat "a obrambo
prot gospodarskemu zkorscanju Drzava jac delavcem
in namescencem pravico zdruzevana in jih sc omeje-
vanjem delavnka dolocan minimalnh plac in pra-
vco do letnega p!acanega pocitka.
To e kajpada le Sc nacrt in ODE zbornic ustavo
daine skupscine bosa imeli dovo dea ga preucta
obdelaa Razume da e tega pogavja Sc dos "a
nmivh doocb in nacrt bo vreden Sc kaksne besede
Toda "a ogromno vecno ludsva e gospodarsko vprasa
ME naivaznese in po tern predlogu nekoliko vid
kaj kuha Jugosav-in zakaj je oliko kricana IL
tov dkaturi Ne ssmo pa takega krka IL Jugosavie IN
pravzaprav gre "a JugosaVjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-29

najrazkosnejsih dirkalisc v FL
lipinih.
Tudi v drugih krajih Daljne-
ga Vzhoda je poskrbljeno pred
vsem "a dusevno razvedrilo vo-
..aStva. Ma Okinawi DO vzpostav-
ljenih vsega skupaj sest no.
viii klubov, dodatno k ze obsto-
jecim; ma Two lima bodo dobili
tri, ma Saipanu in Tinianu pa
tudi nedoloceno stevilo.
Ma drugi strani sveta, V po-
pularnem predelju belgijske pre-
stolnice Bruselj, kamor fantje
radi hodijo ma dopust, je RIDE
ci kriz odprl ze tretji takozva-
nj Mavricni VOCAL Rdecega kri-
"a. Prostori novega kluba SO
nanovo dekorirani in opremljeni
v stilu angleskih podezelskih pa
lac ter svicarskih gradicev. RIDE
ci kriz ina Sc par drugih po-
stojank, XII domujejo istotako
razkosnih stavbah: v Ardenes
klubu, v mestnem domovanju
neke baronice, a enem sluca-
ju pa v samostanu.
" Bayrouthu Nemciji ina
Rdeci kriz prostore "a rave
drilo vojastva ma posesti Wag-
nerjevega teatra, v katerem da-
nes nastopajo veliki ameriski
filmski in gledaliski zvezdniki
"a zabavo nasim vojakom. Pred
asajo Sc tudi manjsi gledaliski
program, katere sestavljajo vo-
jaki sami ter pregnanci (dis-
placed persons). Vojaki tudi
lahko dobe pouk v igranju sa-
ha ter raznih drugih iger, kot
:udi v rokodelstvu.
Klub Rdecega kriza v Nuern-
bergu je v prostorih bivsega
nemskega sportnega in rave
drilnega centra. cetudi je 94aa
mesta neobljudenega vs,ed po-
drtij in unicenja, je pa ia vo-
jaski stadion decela nepokvar-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-29
Rde6i kriizz pomogo
voiokom

Ameriski rdeei kriz nudi ma
Sim vojakom, XII 50 okupacij-
ski sluzbi preko morja isto po-
zornost z oziroma ma resevanje
njihovih problemov in oskrbo-
vaniem razvedrila kakor pref,
ko so bill ma 'front.'. Oni izmed
njih, XII cakajo dodge mesece ma
povratek domoV, sc lahko zate-
ceio k Rdecemu krizu slucaju
bolezni ali drugih neprilik. Ia
preganjanje dolgocasja, Xxi sc
rado prime fantov in moz, caka-
jocih ma moznost povratka do
NOV, morejo najti zabave in
razvedrila v klubih Rdecega kri-
ia, kantinah ter v zabavnih CEN
trih, katere je najti povsod po
okupiranem ozemlju, kjerkoli SO
nastanjene nase cete.
Ma Japonskem je /. kavale-
rijska divizija vzpostavila svoj
glavni stan V prostorih golfne-
ga kluba Osaka, kakih IL mill
severno Cd Tokija. Ena Cd stavb
ma prostoru je moderna struk-
tura IL steklene opeke, z mo-
derno tlakovanimi podi in okro-
glimi balkoni ter stresnimi vr-
tovi. V tej stavbi Sc je nastanil
klub Rdecega kriza, namenjen
nasim cetam, nastanjenim zu-
maj resta. Takih klubov DO od-
prtih Sc vec "a cete v manjsih
in Cd NEST oddaljenih krajih in
postojankah. Cd tn sc aranzira-
10 izleti v mestne centre, kjer
81 vojaki lahko ogledajo mestne
knjiznice, teatre, ter druge "a
nimivosti, kot n. pr. teater v
Osaki, katerega stene so pre-
vlecene S svilo in v katerem je
prostora "a 1000 oseb.
v Jokahomi je Rdeci kriz od-
prl klub "a nase fante Re 19 dni
potem, ko so nase cete vkora-
kale v mesto. Klub ina svoje
prostore v petnadstropni hisi IL
steklene opeke in belega konkri-
ia. Stavba ,je bila pref last ne
kega noenega kluba. Klub ban
kirjev, dalje moski klub Isuku
ter spominska stavba Jokaho-
ma enako sluzijo sedaj kot pro-
stori "a razvedrilo nash voja-
kov ter castnikoV, pod pokrovi-
teljstyom Rdeeega kriza. Boil
nisnica 40, XII je sluzila vojas-
tvu v, bojih ma Novi Gvinej ter
ma otoku Leyte, je sedaj varno
vzpo5tavljena na prostoru Ma
Mia Jockey Kluba, ki je emo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-29

Ameriski odbor "a jugoslo-
vansko pomoc je naslovil pred
sedniku Trumanu pismo, V kate
rem je izrazen sledeci APPEL:
"Gosp. predsednik: Ameriski
Gastniki "a javno zdravje V
Nemciji priporocajo, d a Sc
Nemcem zvisa dnevne zivezne
raciie Cd 1900 ma 1850 kalorij
ali hranilnih snovi dnevno; pri-
porocilo dodaja, da maj Sc kohl
licino kalorij "a posameznike
zvisa ma 1000 V slucaju, da po-
vprecni Nemec pokaze izgubo
teze.
"Cetudi smo V principu proti
temu, da bi ljudstvo stradalo in
zmrzovalo V kateremkoli delu
sveta, smo obenem trdno pre-
priGani, da morajo priti V pogle-
lu relifa nasi zavezniki prvi V
postev. To je izrazila pred sVo-
i'm Odhodom v London tudi ga.
Roosevelt, ko je dejala: Ne mi
slim, da bi morali Nemce IL
5tradati, toda cutim globoko z
nasimi zavezniki, katerim je
bilo ugrabljeno in uniceno vse
in kateri SO trpeli lakoto in po-
manjkanje skozi pet let - onl
50 tisti, katerim mora biti po-
moe dana najprej.'
"Vzemite "a primer, g. pred
sednik, samo slucaj Jugoslavi-
je. Ljudstvo nase junaske "a
venice Jugoslavije izhaja da-
nes prehrano, XII vsebuje 800
DO 1000 kalorij ma osebo in v
oddaljenih krajih cello m AMI {.
Medtem Pa pravi porocilo ma
sih uradnikov v Nemciji, ola
tamkaj nj vecjih skupin prebi-
valstva, XII bi trpelo ma podhra-
njenju, a porocila Jugoslovan-
skega rdecega kriza govore o
lakoti v mnogih predelih deze-
lie in O mic mani kot 100000
otrocih, XII trpe ma boleznih, ka-
tere so posledice podhranjeno-
sti. Ako imamo odloeiti med Ju-
goslavijo in Nemcijo, 6. pred
sednik, kan mislite da mora IL
vez najprej?
"Saj vendar nismo izvojevali
te vojne zato, da bi mogli Mem
ci biti boljse hranjeni nego oni,
XII so Sc borili ma nasi strani. S
spostovanjem torej predlasamo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-29
Pismo predsedniku Trumanu
liz urada Ameriskega odbora jugoslovansko pomoe)

da sc Nemcem ne zvisa zivilsklh
racij tako dolgo, dokler ne bo
VISA ostala Europa ma isti visi-
nj pogledu prehrane kot Mem
3ija.
"Znano -vam je, da lezi skla-
diScih te dezele tisoce b a |
obleke, XII je namenjena Mem
Gem. Medtem, ko SO tt prispev-
XII brezdvoma bill zbrani pie
menitim namenom, je pa I'd
maj Nemcije ma milijone ljudi,
XII nuino potrebujejo obleke. Sa-
mo V Jugoslaviji je 800 ljudi,
XII nimajo enc same kompletne
zimske obleke; Cd vsakih desc
tin prebivalcev jih je osem brez
cevljev in otroci hodijo v solo
gazec bosi po IL centimetroV
globokem snegu. Mar Sc ne zdi
primerneje, da nudimp nase So
cutie in pomoc onim, Xxi kakor
Jugoslovani, veliko bolj trpe ne
go Nemci ter so tudi do pomo-
5i boil upraviceni?
mi sedaj ne zbiramo ob.eke
"a Jugoslavijo, ker smo soude-
lezeni pri splosnem zbiranju
obleke "a Victory Clothing Col
lection. Namesto tega pa sedaj
vodimo kampanjo "a zbiranje
otroSke hrane.
"Ce DO darezljivost ameriskih
ljldi omogocila, da bo zbrane
dovolj vazne .hrane "a otroke,
tedaj DO mogla jugoslovanska
vlada posvetiti svoje prizadeva-
ME obnovitvi industrije in po-
ljedelstva. Jugoslavija ina pred
seboj veliko nalog, da nanovo
zgradi kar so j unicili Nemci in
Italijani, toda medtem ko vrse
to delo, morajo biti zagotovlje-
nj, da je v svetu odziv ma nji-
hov apel "a pomoe njihovim
otrokom, XII SO tako dolgo tr-
peli pomanjkanje.
"Smemo Ii. vprasati "a Vase
mnenje 0 nasi kampanji ter o
gibanju, da Sc zvisa zivilske ra-
CHE Nemcem v easu, ko vlada
drugod po svetu vecja lakota in
pomanjkanje. - S spostova-
MEM,
+ Zlatko Ralokoyie,
so-predscdllik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-29

10 je bila zaloga mesa New
Yorku ma najnizji toeki, Sc je
neki gospodinji vendarle posre-
clio nekje najti kos govedine "a
nedeljsko juzino. Ko Sc je 60
vedina pekla, je razsirjala pri-
jeten vonj skozi odprto okno
stanovanja in preko dvorisca v
druga apartmentna stanovanja.
Kmalu Sc pojavi pri oknu preko
dvori5ca MOI, XII je z najvecjo
slastjo vdihaval vonj pecenke
nekaj minut, potem pa je zakli-
cal: "Kdorkoli tu okrog pece
govedino, "a bozjo voljo, zapri
okno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-29

jen in v MEM prirejajo razne vo-
jaske sportne tekme vojaki
Tretje armade. V tenn stadionu
je ogromno kopalisce, XII je umet-
no zamrznjeno "a zimski Sport
in Xxi privablja nase vojake il
rs mill oddaljenih krajev. Tu
dobe vojaki priliko> "a vsakoja-
ko sportno zabavo in postrez-
ba S kavo in slicnim je ma raz-
polago po vsem prostoru, ma
prostem in v notranjih prosto-
rih. ~
Evening star., 1946-05-05

When she set out to beat
shortages, nothing stopped
her. Who said "weaker SEX?
A Short Short Story
CEE, the way feel is pity Bill Frayle!
" But when tell my wife so, the strang-
est geam comes into her eyes.
She thinks Frayle is a very lucky young
man. With girl like Eve at his side
Connie says, 'he ought to 60 far
have an answer for that: Hell 60 to
the hospital with nervous breakdown -
unless they lock her up first, in padded
CELL"
But my wife thinks differently. Lewis,
she says to me, Eve is an extremely re-
markable girl like and admire her tre-
mendously."
To hear Connie talk like that is frighten-
ing. Because we have only a sub-lease on
our own apartment - that s why the gleam
in Comics eyes is so terrifying. Oh,
Connie couldn't do what Eve did! keep
telling myself she could never bring herself
to step up to total stranger of the opposite
sex with such remark as:
You know. you're rightfully we'll
dressed man."
Or would she? -.
1t was that remark of Ewes that started
the whole thing. We were on line in the
movie house lobby, and this strange girl
touched my elbow and handed me the above
compliment.
At first just kind of grinned,
Yes, you a1e," she ran on, land I'll bet
you have at least six or eight suits at home
just as nice as this one - you have, haven't
you?"
What on earth could man say? sup
pose I'm we'll dressed have to be in radio,
ones personal appearance is important.
But who ever heard of a young woman
walking up to a strange man and saying
a thing like that?
lHIs Eve was nice looking girl. too;
pretty in kind of modest, wholesome way.
Icouldn't think of anything to answer when
she made that remark; besides, she kept
right on talking.
1--we been noticing you," she went on.
''and you're just Bills size. I'm sure it
would fit if you'd sell me one of your suits
because you don't desperately need all
six or eight, do you?"
Connie was standing there beside me,
and now she had to laugh.
1T isn't funny" the girl said. 1--WE been
up Hollywood and down Vine, and there
isn't thing in the stores in the out Sizes
Bills like your husband he's tall, and
can't wear regular size, and he's just back
from the South Pacific. He's got a job -
but he hasto have clothes to wear, and we're
desperate about it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22
AFTER THE MALES

Having convinced t b e
ladies of the land that beau
ty, romance and long life
can be had through applica-
ton of lotions, creams and
whatever they have to sell,
the cosmetics makers are
now after the susceptible
male.
The natural argument in
favor of this campaign re-
wolves around the simple
arithmetic that if women
buy so many million dollars
worth of stuff, the market
will be doubled if men can
be persuaded to spend their
money for the same kind of
material.
It all adds up to the fact
that the purchaser pays his
money and is entitled to his
choice, with the additional
notation that. in addition to
the Four Freedoms. every
American has the right to
be a sucker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22
4 Odny In History

1796-(150 years ago) Moses
Cleveland and his Conneciicut
Land Company party locate
Cleveland, Ohio.
1890 Frederick Z. ives issued
patent for color photography.
1916Bonb is thrown into
Preparedness Day parade IA San
Francisco, killing 10 and injuring
some 40 Mooney among arrested
for it.
1918 Americans-Fre pur-
sue fleeing Germans on the
Marine.
1923 Belleau Wood, France.
.consecrated and turned over TO
United States.
1884 Dillinger shot to death
in Chicago.
1885 Hunger Army camps
in Harrisburg, Pa. capital build
ing.
l941-Pres. Roosevelt asks leg
islation to permit him to hold
draftees, national guard and
others longer than year.
1942-New system of gas ra-
tioning based on ration cards in
effect.
l943-Hard fighting in Sicily,
with enemy stoutly resisting.
1944-Determined German re-
sistance in Normandy.
l945-U. S. planes bomb Tokyo
area. Marines, equipped with
tanks, made another landing on
Two.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22

In 1916 an agitation for
the reduction of hours of la
Dor in the factories of Mas
sachusetts was begun, and
was carried on with some
vigor until 1852, when the
employers compromised by
a reduction of two hours a
week-from SO to &c hours
a week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22
BoCA cHicA AIRPORT.

In the helter-skefter on
Friday, caused by City Man
ager Kings and City Com
missioner Sweeting's resig-
nations. probably a large
percentage of readers over
looked an exceedingly inn
portant story in The Citizen
about the airport at Boca
Chica.
Ever since tn e federal
government lease the
county's 1000 acres on Boca
Chica and converted the.
tract into an airfield worth
several million dollars, it
had been the hope of county
officials that the Navy
would continue its opera
tions there and, at the same
time, permit a part of the
field to be used for CONNER
cial purposes. And that, APP
parently, is just what is go
ing to happen.
AS Key Westers may re-
call, the government, after
leasing the county's 1000.
also acquired 1923 acres
by condemnation and inn
proved both tracts. 1t was a
report that the government
intended to acquire the
county's acreage by con-
demnation also that led
Chairman w. A. Parrish of
the county commission to
write to Washington to- as
certain if the report twas
true. Back came a letter
from Charles B. Donaldson,
assistant administrator of
airports, in which ne mot
only denied the rumor but
added:
1.-THE Navy will be very
glad to cooperate with you
in any way possible in an
effort to reach a mutual
agreement for the continued
use of your airport. We have
taken the liberty to suggest
to the Navy that as soon as
possible to arrange a meet
ing with you, at which time
it is our belief that an agree
ment can be reached for
the airport to serve both the
Nays needs and civilian
aviation.
5 Mr.. Donaldson a d de d
that he thought representa-
tives from his office and3the
Navy will be able ito meet
with the county, commission
ers the latter part Of this
Month to put into effeet'the
proposal for civilian as well
as naval planes to use the
airport. Such IAN arrange
ment will provide Key West
with adequate facilitiesssfof
commercial aviation. + 4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22

We favor the feeding of
the victims of war-caused
conditions, but if this coun-
try is going to undertake the
job of assuring all peoples,
everywhere, a balanced and
sufficient diet, there will
be few fat Americans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22

Africa catches up with
civilization in the news that
a strike is in progress, with
the natives demanding a
four-cent-an-hour increase in
pay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22

Margarine was first developed
by a French chemist in 1870 to
ease fat shortage resulting from
the Franeo-Prussian War.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22
Your Horoscope

Today seems to indicate one
who is tractable, even docile.
There is an indication of being
held in restraint, or that some
force of circumstance may inter-
fere with freedom of action. Both
of these dangers should be avoid
ed if possible, that an. otherwise
successful life may NOT be ruined
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22
PERSONAL

Observation-Disclosures stars do
It-so can YOU Easily make
car look custom-built. stream
lined, ultramodern; 10 years
newer by inexpensive, simple
style changes. Increase comfort,
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The atomic bomb test has
developed a number of con-
flicting scientific eonclus-
ions.
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"A good neighbor is lender
never a borrower"
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22

The Key West bureau issued an
advisory this morning in which it
was said that a tropical storm of
moderate intensity is apparently
forming in the Mona Passage in
the San Juan area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22

Ice cream was ID
Italy IN the i4Sh ntaY
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22

Mrs. w H. Smith and children,
who had been visiting Mrs.
Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Knowles, left yesterday for
their home in Jacksonville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-22

Ross c. Sawyer, deputy SUI
preme chief, last night presented
Jewels to some of the members
of the local lodge.