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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09
Never Bet Against
Florida Publicity

NJ. ]. Horre, Of so7i Seidenberg
Avenue. who is presently in a
controversy with city commits
sioners in regard to enforcing
coming ordinances in the area in
which he resides, today told of
a bet that he won with Jersey
City garage owner years ago. Mr..
lHorre was in a jolly mood when
relating the story, forgetting for
the moment his battle with the
commissioners.
II seems that Horre had stopped
IN the filling station on his way
10 Florida and had remarked to
the owner of the station that he,
Horre. was leaving this hot CHM
ate for Florida, where it is de-
hghtfully COOL" Now this was in
the summertime and the filling
station operator was quite indig-
nant when Horre made that re-
mark Said the Garden Slater,
1T is much hotter in Florida than
here in Journal Square, Jersey
City"
TO this. Horre only smiled
and answered. eft is more than
20 degrees cooler in Florida
than In New Jersey. and If you
think othefwise. I'll bet you the
price Of this job that you are
doing for me. I'll either pay
nothing or double"
The words were hardly out of
HorTe's mouth before the filling
station operator promptly accepts
Ell the challenge and across the
street they went to the Jersey,
City. Observers office to prove or
diSapprove Horre's statement.
There Il was. in black and
white. for the Hague City resi-
dent to see-l04Ia degrees for !
Jersey City. 81 fer Miami.
Horre headed for Florida with
a repair job free of charge and
with a twinkle in his eye.
Though not known. general.
iY. II seems that Miami COM
patss lis temperatures from
atop the Congress Building
while other cities do SO on
ground level.
Horre said that the Jersey City
filling station operator had for-
warded him a Letter after their
bet-making and thanked him for
the knowledge that he had used
TO advantage on an unsuspecting
Doubling. Thomas. Furthermore,
the operator added that the story
was run, in the local daily and
II gate him considerable pub
t4frsts,f " "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09
Cunbeal Cuba" Arrives
Eer 81 Critic de- Yara''

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09
Commissioners !
Grant $500 For
Stadium Repair

Last night county commission
ers decided to give $500 to be
used in making improvements at
the Key West Stadium.
At a meeting of the commits
sion last month, Paul G. Albury
and Theodore Albury appeared
before the commissioners and re-
quested a grant of $500.
Commissioner Bentley was
named to ascertain conditions at
the stadium and report his find
ings to the board. His report ia
vored granting the $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09
Skating Club
~ATOpBeFOr'med

The roller skating party PLAN
ned by the City Recreation De-
partment for Friday night at
Bayview Park will be preceded
by a meeting of all interested
parents and children to organize
Skating Club.
The meeting will be held at 1880
d. m, with the Bandstand as
headquarters for Miss Jane Hop
kins of the Recreation Depart
ment, assisted by Mrs. Lee
Thompson and Mr.. Bill Porter.
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For
Iian0r Licenses

- fallawlng appiieations Tor
- lbrenaes werr received py
eamfN eaFnfutssiotaSts ~
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"a Tynfs ami basii iy"eS'
80 Eeminz street,
~ Pratt SOS FRONT street.
a. sssiefin. Sea BreeEe Inn'
Egangatsnu KAY ~.
WhAl fIafhNr spa itse'' i''"
aa&a. S,,..L.
ram llsnitY, Caribbean Si"O'
"a Efafhot
- cssgon. TaveTnier.
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Neutrality-suspicious.
Stabbed Last Night

sae Lee Newaome. eolored
49, esaA ahoafd the u.Ss.
tsfea4 nDsa1. seceiyed stab
M IL ~ bsek ahd In his
80 N8e neas rs stomach. New
1855 as lnVoiseA In a fraeas
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#H e. GMatenant Ray Atwell In
- q 49, i aiieaesl b. have stated
a - aaa&MA Newaome twice.
anh 81 Nli defense. ss he
mmea hewmgne aifswk him with
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Fsamh tsllv ere iieetos Cas-
- NsswaxM aazm6 New9@un@'
A#sma 90 - $50 "a psfFenia
ssAea hsswaam Whitahsad and
8hmmas streets. sselns the
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nHsmmfaT eaiiea fhe Lepea Fn-
saI tsnnas els ruahed an
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Scottish Rite
AfasOuls To Feast

a Scottish hite m@ss~"
- ssaeisns ere invited 20 sup
- - 80 Patio. soFfief oi s.s'o :.
- esmnnfan streets, ionleh, o.
..s.~a a scrawflsh Enchii-
as i planmd. o.,.oa-
A. nsfea in Their at.laou'a =.
- sssesi.sfe IN The Citizen so'
- pain ledge of Perise-
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09
Contributes To
Printing Folder
Absmt key Vest

80 enss 1a's al
halofe The couTi-
- ssss laai night and re-
thal the county con-
- - 4 land 81 ESQ that the
- a. rshamlser nf Commerce
samma e. haxc folders printed
a key Weat. The eo's''i ~
49, wated 81 contribute -"
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

Veterans-If you need bath
room in your home, or have
need for any other plumbing
supplies we will help you get
your priority certificates: Come
in and let us know what you
want. Peppers Plumbing Sup
plies, 512 Fleming, Phone 1l8.
sept30-tf
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private plane last night at the
witching hour of midnight.

witciing hour of midnight.
DR.. I. Will Quackem, local psy-
chiatrist and 'bloodletter, inter
viewed in his office where he was
found chewing thoughtfully on
his toenails, stated he hopes the
majority of the citizens will .es-
cape by failing to make costumes,
as he knows they will not be per-
mitted at the Ball without cos
TUNES, and if they're not at the
dance they can't see Lena, and if
they don't see Lena the straight
Jacket situation will not be
strained, and so forth and so
forth.
When the jos invitation is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

Wanted To Rent-General Elec-
trio engineering group wishes
several furnished cottages or
apartments at once. Phone 100.
extension ga; after 5 pm.
ectsS4Ex
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

thawed out, and a reply i re-.
ceived, Wen give yon the swfnl
news.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

Will sell unfinished three-bed-
room house, close in, for $500.
Half cash, balance like rent.
Write Box RE, Key West Citi-
zen. oct8-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

3-bedroom, completely furnished
house. Improved grounds. Call
205-R after 6 o'clock. oct8-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

Buenos Aires. ransSs sixlH In
size Of the citiessof the world
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

Washing machine, radio, phono-
graph and records, complete
twin bedroom suite, cedar
| chest, desk and chair, couch.
Will sell separately or all for
reasonable price. 400 Arono-
Wiz Lane. oet9-1tx
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1910 Ford Deluxe Sedan. Bids
will be accepted on Wednes-
day after 4 pm. and all day
Thursday. See car at jackson
Square U.S.O. oct8-3tx
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Defer Action
In Appointing
Beach Engineer

County commissioners deferred
action last night in appointing an
engineer to look out for the coun-
tvs interests in building beach
in Key West. Two applications
are on file.
No date was specified when
an engineer will be named. Bids
for the sale of the bonds will be
opened by the commissioners at
meeting to be held October %.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

Cheap transportation, Chevrolet
coupe, $25e.0O. Cash. Call 344
or, after 6, 205-R. oct8-3t
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2 and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and UNFINISHED;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson 81
johnson, Phone 372. octl-tf
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CITY SPORTS
DIAMONIDBALL
at HaYvissv Park
tNiklit GaTneS)

THURSDAY
7:3O-Adams Dairy VS.. VFW.
s:00-Sher Jewellers VS.. Ameri-
can Legion.
FRIDAY
, 7:SO-Miami Daily News vs..
Delmenico.
s:0o-Gfiffin's Bar VS.. Miami
Herald.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-09

This week only, Radiance Rose
Bushes, 60c each. Freeman's,
1921 Catherine st. oct8-5tx
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PHOTO SUPPLIES

Home photography? Call us for
particulars and appointments.
Pilkington-E Evans, 439 or 80.
oct7-tf
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Learn to play the piano in three
months. Yes, three short
months, regardless of age. I'm
conditional guarantee. Abso-
lutely no music. Modern chord
system, all by ear Studio adj
dress, SOC Elizabeth. Hours S
to Z. Gould Curry. Residence,
call TAR. Oct8-5tX
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APARTMENT FOR RENT
WANTED TO RENT

Wanted" To Rent-Two-b bedroom
house, in good residential sec
ton, starting not later than De-
cember lst, until July 1st. SIS
to $125 per month. Will be in
Key West Wednesday. D. L.
Supernaw, Box DIS, c/o Citi-
zen, or 1904 So. East 18th Court,
Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. oct8-3t
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Girl, woman for general house
work. inquire all day. AGA
q Duval Street, Navy Store.
go oct7-6tx
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FOR SALE

House at 1919 Packer st. Apply
same address. oct5-6tX
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HATES FOR REGULAR and
BLACKJACK TYPE

Advertisements under this head
Will be inserted ia The Citizen at
fl<e rate OF &c q word for each inser-
tian, bat the minimum charge fOr
Gle frat IS words or less IL soc.
FNe5 rate for blackfaee type II Sc
q word and the minimum charge HOE
fYte first lS words In 45c.
q n mRm 4 O . @ U U % y
xxEr . WA NTED
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RECREATION

Bayview Park-Tennis. Basket.
hali and. Handball Courts, Dia-
mondbali. Kiddy Playground.
Comfort Statiens.
south Beech and Rest Beach,
Swimming.
Gulf Dock. end Rest Beach,
Dsepssa Fishins, Small Boats.
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Bananas account for 81 per
cent of the exports of Honduras.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Carnpbells, 928 Division, phone
1s9. Keys made, locks repair
ed, etc. octl-lmo
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WANTED

House trailers, wire or write
make, year, length, condition
and lowest cash price. E. w.
Harper, 1929 NV. 43rd Street,
Miami, Phone 78-2S59.
sept12-30t
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Upholster and trimmer. Apply
Key West Bedding. oct1-ti

Wanted-Young woman for gen.
eral office work. Must type and
take shorthand. Good salary.
Must be permanent resident.
Write Pc. Box 708. oct1-tf
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Information for the Advertisers.
PAYMENT

Payment for classified advertfRe-
ments IL Invariably I'm advance, but
regular advertisers with ledger ae-
counts may have their adyertfse~
ments charged.
PUBLICATION DEADLlNE
To insure publication. copy mast
be ih the office before m o'clock ON
the day az publication.
m nm ~ On o. m q n o.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
BRUNSWICK WRECK
I VICTIM SUCCUMBS
Myrtle Beach Man Becomes
Second Fatality OF Ac-
cident On Bridge

B. Onzie Todd, of Myrtle Beach
injured in an automobile accident,
Wednesday night, died in James
Walker hospital late yesterday
afternoon. He was the second vic.
tim of the accident, which claimed
the life of his son, James Todd
who was killed instantly.
The accident occurred on High
way II between Wilmington anc
Winnabow at Jackie's Creek bridge
when a truck driven by Eddie
Land of Supply. stopped to allow &
truck driven by Machili Pigford
Negro, 1920 Princess street, pass
on the bridge.
According to investigating off
GERS. the car in which the two
Todds were riding was driven by
James Johnson. Johnson received
minor decorations and was moi
hospitalized.
Johnson car crashed Into the
truck operated by Land, causing
it to collide into the truck driver
by Pigford who escaped injury.
Land, who suffered serious in.
juries, is still confined in James
Walker Memorial hospital. An in
quest is scheduled be held today
by Coroner Bell, of Brunswick
county.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
PRICES OF COTTON
TO Be CONTROLLED
Step Planned For 1916
Crop In Effort To Stabi-
lie Textile Set-Up

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-tRE
The 1916 cotton crop will be
brought under price control in an
effort to stabilize textile and
clothing prices, OPA Adnninistra-
tor Chester Bowles announced to-
night. .,t-
Heretofore raw cotton has been
exempt from price ceilings.
Bowles said OPA would issue
soon an advance notice, under
terms of the price control act, Of
ceilings to be imposed on this
years crop.
Bowles disclosed OPA's plans
in a statement in which he COM
mended the Commodity Credit
corporation for making available
additional stocks of cotton as a
"help measure in stabilizing tex
tie and clothing prices"
Textiles and clothing are basic
elements in the cost of living"
Bowles said, land the OPA in
tends to do everything in its pow
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
ARGENTINA-AXIS
DANGER IS CITED
u. S. Official Says Nothing
Done Against Most
Powerful Elements

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. Up -
Assistant secretary of state Spruille
Braden said tonight that Axis for
ces which used Argentina as base
for wartime operations "still con-
stitute a danger to the Ameri'
cas-"
Participating in an MIC broad
cast discussion of U. S. Inter
American policy, the former am
bassador to Buenos Aires was ask
ed:
"You mean that Axis business
firms in Argentina are still I'M
touched, despite all the promises
that were made?"
mo, I wouldn't say that re-
piled Braden.
81 would say that nothing has
been done against the most power
full and therefore most dangerous
Axis elements
Braden explained thai the funda-
mental American policy of non-in'
PREVENTION in the affairs of other
American nations will continue,
but added:
1--WE have no intention Of taking
that kind of unilateral action.
Neither do we intend to stand idly
(Continued ON Page Two; Col. q
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
|ChiineseAgree
0nProcedyssz
To HaltX5z<y.Es
General Mars 5 To
Arbitrate Two .ons'
Differences
SET UP COMMISSION
Announcement Gives No
Hint As To What Areas
Will Be Affected First
BY WALTER LOGAN


United Press Staff Correspondent
CHUNGKING, Jan. 5.-U.D-
Chinese nationalist and commu.
mist leaders have agreed to a
cease-fire order hating China S
civil war and Gen. George c.
Marshall has agreed to aT'Ditrate
their differences, it was annoubc-
ed today.
The agreement established a
three-man commission, with Mar
shall, the American ambassador
and former U. S. chief of staff,
as director, to issue the orders
which will silence the guns in
north China for the first time in
10 years.
Gen. Chang Chun. nationalist
governor of Szechwan province,
will be the central government
member of the committee. Gen.
Chou En-lai, ranking communist
delegate to the peoples consulta-
tive council, will represent the
communists.
Confer
Marshall conferred with Cen
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek this
morning and with Gen. Chou this
afternoon. Authoritative sources
said he would call the first meet
ing of the three-man committee
on Monday.
A joint nationalist = communist
announcement at the end of the
fourth session Of unity confer
ence said a procedure Tor cessa-
ton of hostilities and restoration
of communications had been
agreed upon and it would be car
ried out by the commission under
Marshall.
Regarding procedure for the
cessation of hostilities and res
toration of communications, both
sides have reached agreement, -
said the communique. 'In accord
ance with the procedure agreed
upon, they have nominated Gen.
Chun, governor of Szechwan prov
ince, and Gen. Chou Eu-lai, for
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~ Killed, 100 Hurt As Texas
Iornadoes Sweep Three 7owns
DAMAGE IS HEAVY
Many Persons Rushed Td
Hospitals And Impro-
vised Aid Centers

PALESTINE, Tex, Jan. 5-F-
Texas highway patrolInen converg-
ed on east Texas to aid scores OF
local officials still digging through
the debris of three communities to.
day seeking victims of Texas tor.
nadoes that took a toll of "a known
dead last night.
Approximately 100 others were in
jured critically enough to be hos
pitalized. Hundreds of others were
hurt less seriously.
Tornado winds, striking along
Bayu Teche in the Louisiana AGA
dian country early today, caused
damage estimated by town officials
at about $4,000 in St. Martinville
and vicinity. No one was reported
injured. Homes and farm buildings
were damaged over a wide area,
trees were blown down and tele-
phone. commune cation was served
for several hours.
Follow Balmy Weather
The tornadoes followed week of
balrny, unseasonal winter warmth.
The sudden change in weather was
felt over, the entire state, high
winds being reported at Port
Arthur, on the. Gulf coast, Laredo
on the Mexican border, and Tex
arkan on the northern edge of
Texas. 49,,
Most seriously affected area was
in the pinelad foothills of ; east
Texas. Tornadoes struck South
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
|JAPS TO CONSIDER
MACARTHUR ORDER
Tokyo Newspapers Predict
That Entire Cabinet Will
Resign Today

TOKYO, Sunday, Jan. 6.-U.D-
The japanese cabinet was called
into extraordinary. session today
to consider. Gen. Douglas Mac:
Arthur's political purge order amid
rising press clamor for removal Of
the government minister's and other
officials barring characterization OF
Japan.
Premier Kijuro Shidehara SEIZED
uled what may be the last meeting
of his cabinet members for 10 a.
m. today g p. M Saturday, (EST)
to decide their individuals and col
lective status under the Mac
Arthur directive.
Tokyo newspapers predicted
fatty that the entire cabinet would
quit today, since virtually all its
ministers are tainted by member
ship in one or more of the q
organizations blacklisted
by Macarthur. -
The influential Yomiuri Hochi
went a step further by demanding
that Emperor Hirohito'-who re-
pudiated his divinity earlier this
abdicate to save being fore
ed out by the japanese people.
Macarthur S. directive, probably
the most far-reaching issued since
he entered Japan as conqueror
last summer, did not link Hirohito
directly with the undesirable
elements he ordered purged. But
it left his status somewhat cloud
ed, since it barred from public
office forever all persons, high and
low, who had any part in taking
Japan into war.
That Macarthur meant business
was driven home to the. Japanese
today by the disclosure that their
Pearl Harbor leader, ex-Premier
Gen. Hideki TOTO, would go on trial
for, his life very soon. =.
An authorutive source told the
United Press that the international
tribunal which will try TOTO and
and other top-fli ght Japanese war
criminals would be set up in Tokyo
Continued on Page Two; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
MORGAN REFUSES
TO RESIGN POST
UNRRA Official May Be
Deprived OF Authority
Dropped From Payroll

. LONDON, Jan. 5.-lRELt. Gen.
Sir Frederick Morgan, asked by
the UNRRA to resign. as head Of
the organization in Germany, pre-
sumably will be deprived of his
authority and dropped. from the
payroll if he persists in his refus.
al to quit, a spokesman for the
relief agency said today.
Morgan. under fire for express.
ing belief at Frankfurt news
conference that a secret Jewish
organization was responsible fol-
the mass exodus of Jews from
Poland and Czechoslovakia, has
been instructed to return to Lon.
don. A UNRRA public relations
Office said, however, that reports
that Morgan already had been
dismissed were exaggerated.
Morgan said yesterday that he
(COntinued on Page Two: Col. y
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new CT EUROPEAN
RELEASE PLAN SET
Return Depends On Need
In" Jobs And Whether
Requirements Arrive

FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan. 5
t-tR-Gen. Joseph T. McNarney
today a new system Of
U. S. Army Redeployment from
Europe under which the release
of men to go home will depend on
whether they are essential in their
jobs, and whether :, replacements
arrive. ~ -.
The old redeployment program
is ended, he announced.
= It, was good news for men with
low points Men with 10 or 15spoints
who had thought they might be
in Germany for years under the
point system could be home by
July !, if replacetnents arrive.
'McNarney, U. S. commander in
the European theater, told a news
conference that high point men
kept in Europe remain because
they are needed, and not because
of lack. of ships. = -
He, said that through the new
program 1--WE will have the requi-
site American forces. to fulfill our
nations responsibilities in !: Ger
many. The United States forces will
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Assembly Ground For
N. {. Teachers Talked

HICKORY, Jan. 5-P)-A pro
posal to establish a state assem-
bly, ground Tor Tar. Heel teachers
was discussed here today by direc'
tors OF the North Carolina Educa-
ton association. but action on the
personal was delayed until a later
meeting.
NCEA directors, in a joint meet
ing with district presidents and
representatives of major divisions
of the organization, took under
advisement the report from Hugh
Beam, of Marion, western district
director, who heads a committee to
ACQUIRE a suitable site.