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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08

tist orphanage.
The speaker for the afternoon
was Mrs. j. B. Holloway, of Mar
ion. Mrs. Holloway had just re-
/ turned from Green Lake, Wise,
where she had been attending a
series of meetings on church work.
Green Lakes is a large estate
which was purchased by the Bap-
tiSt denomination for a meeting
place for large groups of Baptists
from all over the United States
who come together for instruction
and planning.
Mrs. Holloway also spoke about
the work that is being done in the
mission field in Burma.
The hostess, assisted by her
group, served delicious refresh
mentS.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. d. J. F'ryman,
Sept. 5.
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PUBLIC SALE

AS the undersigned going to Alabama will sell at pub
auction at their located mile Mansfield mile
south of the cemetery State Route
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GARFIELD JONES
ofarr & Son, aucts. Geo. Reed, c
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

The Undersigned Robert Allen administrator of the estate
Johnson sell public auction the Johnson Farm
miles miles north Pharsburg
mile west of State Route n the Kinney Pike,
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Hypnotic Theory

Early experimenters explained
hypnotism in terms of a mysteri.
Gus magnetic fluid, which was
thought to be transmitted from
one person to another.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08
TUESDAY AUGUST Is
Commencing at |
I2 REG HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN COWS and HEIFERS


Oct Dppehus Orsby DAM Shabeda Bes-
Registered name shabeda Bessie Onby No 284696 cved
April 1912 Sire Rudeawn Carnaon Segs Fne Dam Lady Sen
Fobe1 SS1 ~'sS" SsSS "'"''''"Y O's0 ''' T. l''0
Registered name Lady Kay segi oy No 24o898 Gaved
dyke Queen Alma bred Segs Coanthus Pontiac
Registered Boprn segs onsby Hello IL No 2442628
Bhoprian Segs Omsby Hello arcialy bred to HO Blue Ash
July II.
cavd March S 194 se Centre View oscar Bessie Dam Harog
Lenox Phoebe, bred May Is Segs Colanhus Pontiac
263595 calved May "a 1874 Sire
land Dam Burke Robena Banostne 497227CHB bred Dec s. 945
Registered hefer name Maple Bonheqr 6l798cB)
No 2613597 Sire Riverside Pabt Knight Dam Maple Bend Bonheur
Martha, bred Dec. 9, 915 to Chabeda Imperial Pontiac
Tive registered heers 4 months old
Hostein first calf hefer rebred June TO- milking heavy
Hostein coming old ebred artcaly to H4 Feb
Guernsey cow coming years DID,
an extra good small herd of cows r Bangs tested
Cows iked 70 pounds day Four generations OF papers
furnished on part Of the above cows
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Single unit Farm Master milking machine good as sterz
er; good milk cans buckets and SraneIS
SHEEP
Two good shrop ewes 3 years old
CHICKENS AND EQUIPMENT
300 yeaOd 4sar Leghom hens laying heavy 500 chick electric
booder good as new chicken wa and feeders OF every desc-
HAY AND GRAIN
Is heavy mixed baed hay around 700 bushels of
good heavy oats in bin.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
bed and springs cathefbottom Straight Back chairs library table
lOopound ice box; r. Is 20 gallon lard 5ogaon
MISCELLANEOUS
Lenz hay fork l30 it, of good hay number Of pueys
and shove gadeH pow good rbbep e lawn mower post Ros
digger fence stretcher lot of tools too numeus to mention
H.B. BROOKS OWNER
Simpson & Son. AuctiOneers Terms: Cash
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting ece living sute bedroom suite
with bed dresser and wash Stand dining suite with table
chairs and buffet kitchen Cupboard White sewing mache
circulating heater rocking library table,
kitchen range 30gaon boiler
tables; Srght-back 113 y II
throw mirror floor bedsteadS ward
robe and other articles too numerous to mention.
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mile west of State Route A, the Kinney Pike
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th.
At O'clock following property:
15-HEAD OF CATTLE-15
Consisting Shohorn years old close springer due to
freshen by sae Shorhom DID, giving good
flow milk
one Shorhon Old with calf by side weighing $50 pounds
three head of Shorhon heerS with their first calves by SIDE weigh
heier weighing
pounds weigh pounds
weigh 1000 pounds Shorhon bull DID, weigh HOO pounds
All of these cattle are carrying lot of flesh.
32-HEAD OF HOGS-32
Consisting of sows
open; shoa weighing pounds
GRAIN
II bushels beans Y bushels of and wheat mixed 30 bu
AUTOMOBILE
Plymouth 4door sedan excellent condition. mileage
Is y525 miles.
COMBINE AND SHREDDER
Oliver 6oot combine good condition; Mccormick Little
Giant 4-roll corn shredder, in good condition
IMPLEMENTS
wagon rack old wagon 5t. Mil
Wauee machne loader hay edder McCo
binder New Ideal 7foo grain binder g.
planter International Corn
King Little 2bOOm l4nCh
MILL MOTOR platform scales
endless
houses 40 rods No field fence 40
hog 20 field fence Is wood field double
horse drawn disc single shovel double shovel pO
forge; SngeroW walking breaking 10
white paint gal OIL gallon of pentine
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oils. An early September wedding
is planned.
Legion Auxiliary.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold their regular meeting,
Wednesday evening Aug. IA, at
7:30, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
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PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Magnetic Springs o.
ing to furnished home in Delaware Therefore will Isel
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08
PUBLIC SALE
leaving to Arizona, will hold
miles
ChwOOd, on al
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il
Commencing a 1900 o'clock
4-HORSFS-
Commencing at 1900 o'clock:


4-HORsEs-4
spotted saddle DID, with nice sorre colt
by side this gentle for children matched team of
bay and Old weight lO well broken and sound
Set brass mounted becg harness and set of ea
er fly nets
S-CATTLE-8
Big Swiss years old December
DID, fresh in November blue hee DID, fresh
Febuary heier years old fresh in November big Brown Swiss
years DID, milking heavily; Guernsey her
old fresh December Hosen hefer DID, fresh March,
Holstein bull, IA months old.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Universal portable double unit mixer in good condition. good
milk cans; buckets and straners.
TRACTOR OUTFIT
John Deere Model tractor good rubber extra good condition.
Avery 12nc tractor plow Oliver twoboom 14nch
poW John Deere 6foo tractor Disc oot tractor disc
IMPLEMENTS
David Bradley spreader almost Gale planter
rubber wowheeled trailer rubber 12
Oliver riding breaking pow Mccormick Deerng moving machine
heavy adjustable loading he good brood
work bench hole digger spades; pitch pruning
hammers brace and bits scyhe two good barrels hay
double and single hay knife jack four Chevrolet Wheels
chicken netting good steel wheel barrow block and tackle other
small tools too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Overstuffed living
rocking chairs Minnesota sewing machine condition. bed
and springs antique poster bed two drers wash stand ironing
board 9X2 AHnnSter rug IN good condition. X2 Administer
good condition. 7x12 velvet kneeho good spice
cabne extension table and chairs antique bottom chairs
copper gasoline
condition. Perfection oil heater plate;
Boy circulating heater good drop leaf table, mirrors
every description; magazine mane feather
bed and pillows seed Smith
condition. violin Hooser kitchen cabinet glass cabinet
caf ana ottoman round stand
telephone chair small stand pedesta; table
large antique electric table lamp electric floor lamp oil lamps dishes
dcrpon kitchen UTENSILS portable chicken
fountains 10 and IS gallon jars flower potts. books
too numerous to mention
Lunch
WILBER REA
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COMBINE AND SHREDDER
IMPLEMENTS

One Oliver 6-foot combine in good conc
Giant 4-ron corn shredder in good condit
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 10
At l O'clock:

cabinet radio
bookcase and writing rocking chairs stools library
tables pedesaS floor lamp beve wall mirror
all pattern 125; wool pad old
9X2 dining table and buffet; hghboy
drese bedsteads springs mattresses
forts and other bedg good cong Florence Hot Blast
cating
New Perfection oil cab
met 50b box fruit electric coffee maker
dishes glassware including gobet crooks and
jars; Dexter white electric washing good
Dexter double tubs; wash boiler;
MISCELLANEOUS
TWowheel trailer with rack; wheel barrow log chains
gal of Dean Barry white paint gal tool
cupboard and lot Of small
Terms:
W. 7. SKINNER
odus CrandaI Stanley
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08
PUBLIC SALE

As sold moving viii hold clos
al located miles
north arysve miles Fleetwood state Route
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08
PUBLIC SALE

have sold my farm and will sell
my chattles at the farm, 5 miles
east of MarySville, one mile east
Of New Dover, ON U. S. Route SO,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08
TRACTOR OUTFIT
COMBINE
IMPLEMENTS

One Case eft. model G combine used one seas(
and one extra new combine canvas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
RibbeniropIs
Ordered Today
StopShouting
FORMER GERMAN FoREISN
MINISTER SHOWN piF-
FERENT STATEMENTS ON
SAME QUESTION ed, "o

NUREMBERG, April For
mcr German Foreign Minister
Joas him Won Ribbentrop was or
dered today. while testifying in
the war criminal cases, to stop
talking when he became angry
during his cross-questioning by
the French counsel.
The Frenchman, by using Ven
Ribbentrop'S own statements maze
at various times, pointed out that
Won Ribbentrop had he'd, either
in one on the other of the state
mcnts, for both. diametrically diff
forcnt the counsel declared, could
not be correct.
Il wns then that Won Ribbon
trup, red-faced and talking loud
IN. tried 10 explain that, in one IT,
stance az least. he had not said
what the French counsel man
tanned had been said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Settlement In
Indonesian And
FDutehDlrispute
h sFFT ~ aS8tt 8saA
LEADERS WILL GO TO HoL
Lt.Aa.NspgiTo MAKE AGREE
; MENT' INDoNEsIA TO BE
REPUBLIC
,Ry Assocsatsa Prsssl

LONDON, April --latest adj
vices from Indonesia, received
here today, indicate that the
Dutch and Indonesian leaders are
nearing settlement, as they have
agreed to go to Holland to make
final settlement of their differ
onces.
The Dutch have offered the
Indonesians proposal that, if
accepted, will establish an In
donesian republic within the
Dutch empire, with the repub-
lies becoming independent at the
end of 20 years,
1t was announced that leaders
among the Indonesians view the
PROPOSAL favorably, but many
hothcads in the Indonesian army
are expected to insist on imme-
diate independence,
The British government made
known today thateit evpected to
have all its troops out of In
donesia by July /, whether or not
a settlement of the dispute be-
tween the Dutch and the, natives
have been reached by that time.
1t was explained that should
the British withdraw their troops,
the, Dutch have not a sufficient
number of soldiers in Java to
cope with the native army, which
was highly trained by the Jap
aneSe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
q .4szE1R 4 y 80 80
8: x
POsIscitIsia
MlaY GU Fire
Station

in a conference. between
Project Supervisor George
Mills White and City Mana
ger Dave King this week. dis
cussion was held on the pos.
sible establishment of a fire
sub station at Poinciana.
Fire calls in the area are
responded to by city apparat-
US. with the nearest station at
No. 3 Fire Station. some dist
ance from the housing prof.
ect.
An amused building at the
west end of West Poinciana
Of concrete block construction
Is being studio a by Mr., White
and request for its, use as a
sub station will be submitted
r. James Fort. manager of
the Poincianas. and w. b.
Kirke. Authority director. for
approval.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Jordan Fined
SIS For Use OF
Other Property
WHITAKER NON SUPPORT
CASE POSTPONED PENDING
EXPLANATION OF oFFENSE
TO DEFENDANT

w. j. Jordan who was charged
with using the property of am
other was found guilty in Grim
inal court and a fine of SIS and
costs of court assessed by Judge
T. S. Caro-.
Case of Charles Whitaker, who
was charged with non support of
his family, was postponed. The
defendant did not seem to5realize
that It is q penitentiary offense if
he does not provide this support
and Judge Caro- postponed the
case until the facts were ex-
planned to Mr., Whitaker. ~
Robert Turner, charged with
vagranct, was found guilty and
assessed costs of court.
Clinton, Howard, charged with
vagrancy, was found guilty and
assessed $40 fine and costs of
court or 80 days in jail.
Criminal court was held this
at 10 o'clock, Judge T. S.
Caro- presiding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Delinquent County Property
For Public Auction June |
80 MILNE PROPERTY
wENF DELINQUENT
wAs Arm. a. TAXES
CO sTIl1 ~ PAID

#sh ftN aeaaiinn uf April I
~ 8W H@Fmsnsa ~ taNos un
~ NHfsftB ama real catate
e 80 ssssNit. MaakeFa Ia tiie TAX
ststas ufflge afs preparing %
g. sEh ftT Fsl6 o. make up
s@# es4ttfaaiea fnf pr0perty 10 ~
% ai Haahs.S atagtlsn lune !.
f8 WamF8 aho Wish o.
s4 H4 faees t.slisrr lhe public
8u sata 81 9tne ! may "a so
m kHf nfeHa and advertising
kA m 81 a1aud
~ ~ afe hfid in ffoui
81 ff f0Hgihasms.
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eve Aa 81 81 aml 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Transfer los Trailers
From POinciana To West
Ga - NstrFam lnis. ln
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a@ssFk Wisconsin. soalll
tfakmam

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Believe So Dead In Alaska,
|. Aleutians, HaWaIf1idaWaVe


49,. -
WASHiNGIoN. april H.
Nothing definite has been re-
ceived here yet about the num-
her If dead fron, tidal waves i'm
r. .,a,,,.... 49, -
liz, ,e .sH.s -.
Laval a. s''o.sa " ~ 49, - -.
pia nas ''s 'a W 1--WE
a' o. Ga. -,
oiieiai sou.s - - : - F'..s.-
tne aeao az -. VIZ n,ole -. 800
SOLIDS .''s. n1ll'ps. H'1s.ss s -.
~ Svass sssAusA1' ssS - -. =
. Ia las ! i pe.is - : '@'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Expect Iran,
Russo Flareup
IF IRANIAN AMBASSADOR
TESTIFIES. RUSSIAN AN
GER PREDICTED
By Associated PressD

NEW YORK, April 2.-The
Iran-Russo question is likely to
flare. up again tornorro&, sbould
the Iranian ambassador BE invited
to testify further when the "UNO
Security Council reronvenes. NJ
No official statement has Yet
been issued as to whether or not
the invitation will be extended
the ambassador, who, today, gave
a written statement in full about
the Iran-Russo matter to the UNO
secretary general.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Prepare Million ion,
Sandwiches. AT
Cato Cafeteria
THREE QUARTER MILLION
MEALS SERVED DURING
THREE YEAR PERIOD END.
ING IN SEPTEMBER

According to records in Key
West Housing Authority Director
Wallace Bryant Kirke's office,
one million sandwiches ard
three-quarter of a million meals
were prepared in Cato Cafeteria,
Simonton Street. The cafeteria
is a subsidiary of the Authority.
Six thousand war workers were
,domieiled in the Sdormitory tAer ;
during the war 'i''A 49, ...I
Approximately sesO,Q0o =. " =. was
handled in the cafeteria and
dormitory with this and $4,000
more spent for operation.
The period is from August u,
1912, to September 80, 1945.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Small Craft
Warning Ends
llAtSunse,l
HOWEVER. PREDICT MoDER.
ATE 70 FRESH NORTHEAST II
1 AND EAST WINDS: SHOWS
ERS. TOO
Navy Photo

Small craft warnings continue
here until sunset today, but
moderate to fresh northeast and
east winds are predicted by the
Key West Weather Bureau for
this area.
Key West and vicinity will have
cloudy weather today, with scat
tered showers forecast for tomor-
row.
Other forecasts issued by tn,
local Weather Bureau:
Florida: Partly cloudy, slowly
rising temperature today, tonight
and Wednesday, with few light
showers over southeast coastal
sections. Fresh easterly winds
over south and central portions.
Jacksonville through the Flor.
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
leo: Small craft warnings from
West Palm Beach southwark
through the Straits until sunset.
For the area, fresh to moderately
strong northeasterly winds. Over
the remainder of the area: Mod
crate to fresh northeast to-, east
winds today. Moderate, easterIy
Winds over north and moderate to
fresh .easterly winds over south
portion tonight and Wednesday.
Partly cloudy with a few showers
over south portion.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
Small craft warnings were con-
tinued at 0530EST from West
Palm Beach southwark on the
Florida east coast through the
Florida Straits until sunset to-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Red Cross Drive Reaches $4,000
Mark; Only Five Days Remain
List OF Donors OF $25, 90,
Or More Publislled Bus
4 mess Firms Asked I'D Re-
spond ' A.,}

Five more days remain in the
Red Cross Fund campaign, which
ends April 6.
Our drive is falling seriously
short of the quota of $17,000,p
Gerald Saunders, campaign chair
man, said today, 1--WE only ha..a
five more days left in which to
bring the total up to the amount
the Red Cross needs for the copi-
ing year"
MIR. Saunders urged that any
one who has not been personally
contacted, mail in his or her con-
tribution to the Key West cha D.
ter office or call the Gas Company
and representative will respu ID
Immediately for the donation.
Many business firms have not
yet responded" Mr.. Saunders
said. "We ask them to mail thcir
checks this week"
Mr.. Saunders made public today
list Of all gifts of $25 or mo j.
1paccss does mon allow listing AT
the contributors and their contr;-
buttons , received at campa gn
headthlarlers,t Thei$a5 or more
donation list. as of April 2. fol-
oEs; p4gs % {$5ggl;SI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Communists Go
oManchuria
NATIONALISTS RUSHED AS
100000 COMMUNISTS
+, APPROACH
lBy Associated. Presxl

NANKING,. April 2.-Nationdl
troops by the thousands are being
rushed to Manehuria, it was f;e +
ported officially at headquarters
here today. ~, .,-.,. J
Reason for that action, it was
stated, was because of informa-
ton that had reached here that
100000 communist troops were on
their way to Manchuria.
Movements of opposing troops,
it is feared, may result in their
clashing, particularly in the north
ern part of Manchuria, where the
communists are bent on establish.
ing a government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
[ZZN[ZL[MI
Carpenters,
Truck Drivers
Unemployed

One hundred and thirty
five persons were placed in
Jobs In Key West by the US.
Employment Service. accord
ing 10 records In the office of
Manager jeff knight.
In this group were 80 vet.
Grams.
Mr.. knight asks employers
30 keep In closer contact with
his offih as the files are
growing larger with those who
need Jobs. eaas AZ
Surprisingly enough. the
i've largest files are fer car.
psasers and truck drivers, q
yl~l[M ~ -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
State British
Influence In
Greek Election
LEFTWINGERs CALL IT "BEv.
ms ELECTION BLACK
MAIL: PLEBIscITE ON KING
GEORGES RETURN
tBy Associated Press,

ATHENS, April 2.-Leftwing
leaders today characterized Sun
days election in Greece as .'Bev-
in's election blackmail'', in r7
ferring to the charge that the
election was engineered by the
British foreign office. 81
Within a month, monarchlst
leaders, who were Successful in
Sundays election, announced a
plebiscite will be held for the
people. to determine whether or
not they want King George to 'e-
sumo the throne in Greece.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Forty Pound
Grouper, Tarpon
Caught
2TV3Md ]

On CsPt4ire John Vests
Mae West. eight grouper. four
mackerel and one barracuda
were caught by a party from
Illinois and Califernia Yester-
day.
1.-The party consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Becker of SYca-
more. ILL.,. and MIR. and Mrs.
Ed carney of Los Angeles,
Calf. Mrs. Becker's grouper
was the largest of the catch
and weighed 40 pounds.
On Ted Canova's Switch
tail. MIR. Coughlin of New
York brought in a tarpon
weighing about 80 pounds.
The party also caught two
grouper and a jack and re-
leased several barracuda.
.<NS S,sr azSs rSSzS- SuSS. <soSs sSss ,,,Ds, .,v
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02

Red Cross
Goes To Stricken
HauUaii
tns A.ssrlassd PFessI


WASHINGTON. April a.
American Red Cross head
quarters announced shortly
before noon that Red Cross
officials he'd left here by
plan 70. Honolulu.
u wee seid further that Red
Croas worker ir Hawaiian
islsndr that had been hit by
iidsl waves had organised re-
lief corps and were working
in ihe stricken areas.
Jusi how extensive was the
damsae done and the number
Of people who lost their lives
will not be determined. il
war explained a. headquar-
tarn. until wreckage has been
cleared away Of the many
dwellings fhsi were destroyed
by the tidal waves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
One Million
Waikiki Akron
TRANSPORTATION STRIKE At
|, THAT CITY AND IN
.a- DETROIT
my As.seisses F'resss

WASHINGTON. April 2-Onr
million residents of Detroit and
Akron walked 10 work today as
result of the transportation strikes
in those cities.
in Akron, the governor Of OHIO
attempted to get the strikers bach
on their jobs while demands e.
higher wages were being c0nsHi-
cred but the workers refused 90
acceed to his request
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
BIRDS SING ON

Observation-Disclosures have been
found singing merrily while their
mates were dead in the nest a
few feet away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
Arrest Two
Stealing Car
vBsFFT CHARGED at ST.
Southland STREET.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02

Mr.. Saunders stated that he,
wished to thank everyone who
had contributed to date and felt
confident that all those who have
not yet responded will not wait
until the drive is over but vii,
send in his or her donation thus
week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02
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