davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
SOsC0ntni leQt
@rOtelt ein

Rom Die 3iupeiiung Ser
@ren3befirfe BON Genoo unO 8riga
an 6ranfrei6 1T oein idmerer Sch
Ter" unO cine groBe Sppotbef ouf Die
fran5oitid . itolienii6e 6reunOidaft
erflGrte Staliens Miniiterprdiioent
NIcioe De @nsperri Dor Der itaIieni-
i6en misunderstanding.
Arturo 3osconini uno ooS Or
DIETER Der WuiI1noer Scala meiger-
ten i'd am Sonntas III Toris elm
4on5ert gu geben. Sbrc Ablebuung
Der @inIoOung lit elm &roteit seeen
ben 8erlult Der e%rtDdbnten @ren5-
be3irfe.
Sine itaIienii6e 3eitung be3eid-
ne oen 9ei6IuB Der AuBenminiter
Der pier @roBnlddte ais .Naub".
Gin ouoeres 8latt i6reibt: Ser
Dol6itoB in Den Riiden lit beimge-
5ablt morOen."
8erfludlt lei, mer Salien Die
@ren3en bsrmeiqert, Die Dem 2anoe
BON Der gtatur gegeben muroen."
0ielen Ausiprud @iuieppe Mta88i-
mis-, oes 6iibrers Der fur3lebigen ro-
mii6en &epublif oes Sobres 1849,
~mieOer6olte ouf einem aongreB Der
ariegsteilnebmer 2uigi @~oiparotto,
italienii6er Mtiniiter fir NaAfriegs-
billie.
GosconiniS 5obn @aIter iagte,
er glalube, oas 5caIasO rdelter mer-
Sc iid aud meigern, mad 2onOon 81
qeben oenn Die in Bnris gefGate
@ntideioung lit 9egen oles Men-
Ifenredt uno gegen 8ortlaut uno
@eiIt Der ser Atlantic Gbnrter. IS
gibt feinen @runO mebr oafiir, Dob
BON itoIienii6er Settle meiter Breuno-
ldaftsgeIten ~aneeboten weroen."
Angeltelte Oes Scales pernbou-
les bemerften Goscnnini bobe Oas
Barrier aon3ert obingen loiien, ols
er BON Der &oriier @ntl6eioung
Renntnis erbielt.
Die @eigerung lei nibt ausorud
zines gefrGnften NationaIislnls, lit
aber cine 8eltGtiglilg oes gequdlten
italienii6en @eiites in Oieier StunOe
neler 9emiitigune".
@alter Sosconini erfl1rte nod,
es meroen &erbanolungen fir Elm
4on3ert in Semi 5u @unlten 0es
Snternationalen Soften 8reuoes ge
iibrt.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05

OemOnltrieren

Sam6urq. - llngefabr elntdrs
ieno Sumburger un0 9amburge'
rinnen 0emonitrierten erneut ge-
aen ole AnorOnungen, ibre 8ob-
nungen uno Sduier gu roumen Inn
8lob 5u MADDEN lfiir Die 8iiros
oes engIii6en Souptquartiers urrO
fiir Ole unterbringung britllder
SFfi3iere, SoIooten uno oeren ga
miIienongeb0rige.
Ole neue RunOgebung fano io-
5uIogen unter Den Augen engli-
ldJer Sffi5iere unO Oeutlfler 30
I~i8ilten itatt. Die 8eboroen grif-
zen in feiner @eiie Elm.
Die 9emonitrnnten maren err
regt, b~epobrten ober Di85tplin uno
Oroaung. Die Spreher Der pro-
teItieren0en Sam6urger 8eO0Ife-
rung ernteten eroBen 8eifoll, als
lie erfl1rten, oie @ngldnoer auf-
er(egen Der Sto0t @onbiirg un6
leinen 8~emo6nern unertr6glife
6drte Die Ne0ner gnben ferner
6efannt, 0ie britiihe Milit1rbeb0r.
oe babe 6ereits Die Staotbe3ier-
fe uno StraBen, in oenen Die @ob-
nungen un0 Sduier eerdumt sDer-
ben iollen, gendu obgeitedt.
3guil6en 10000 bis $4,000 @ous-
6eiiber uno Mieter miiBteu hire
Seine aufeeben. 9ieie Meniden
niiBten i~iberbnIpt niht, mo- lie
griabunterfiinfte iuhen uno fiu-
Sen fonnten.
Sdon am Dergongenen Con-
nerstog botten Ii9 ungef6br
1000 @omburger uno @ombtlrge=
rinnen ouf Dem Hntbousplos Der
iommeIt, I'm gegen ben Befebl
CUR aufgobe ibrer 8obnungen 81
0emonltrieren.
SIN @egeninb our iebigen Runb~
ge6ung bntten am Gonnerstag
engliide Milit1rpoliaiiten uno Die
bamburgilde Staotpoli3ei einge-
griffen uno cine An5abl bon
8erbdftungen Dorgenommen. ueber
Die .3abl ser am G~onnerstug
5elt9enommenen mur0e 6isber
ni6ts befnnnt.
Die Gonnerstag : Denomination
bottle rngef1br alpei Stunoen ge-
0aliert. Grit Ybospbor6omben
lnO jebt @inousDurf!" bate Die
Men9e geihrien, Die Jpeimol I'M
8erlaife Der Gunogebnng ole al
tie oeuiid)e NationoIbpmne ,,0eutlh-
LAND, Deutl1lano iiber alleS~ ange-
itimmt uno 3tOilperionen, Die
m16ren0 Oes @eianges Die Site
a%ufbebielten, Die 8opfbeoeduug meg
geriiien bate.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
81 1mNen IdbnINio
Ncs W0ffcnbciibcS

Seruialem Ginuno0reiBig
idreienoe unO trobige Suoen bon
Der itreitbaren ltntergrlnobepegung
Srgun 3balt 2eumi tpur0en BON
Dem palaItineiii6en MiIitdrgeridt
0es Srngens bon 6euermafien unO
Sprengitoffen iduloig befunOen. 80
muroen altf je 10 Sabre ms @e-
fdngnis geianot, elmer lebensldng.
lid.
giner ser angeflagten namens
Benjamin anplan Der aud Ser Or
idieBung zines britiihen @efnnge-
men iiberfibrt plroe, iogte, Der i'll.
bride Nntionalitaat befinoe ii6 iebt
I'M ariegs5uitano init @roBbritan.
MEN.
Die 2eltte, Oie in SiiopalGItina
iim5ingelt uno auigegriffen uorOen
waren, bebaupten ale, lie Ieien
,4riegsgefangene~ un0 unterItanoen
nidt Dem @eriht.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
Gn9l, &Olttif
an9epran0ert

@olbinaton. - 8edmte Der Sc
observation-disclosures bier erfla-
rem, ooB Die 8%elieierung Der
Sungergebiete aiieuS nit &eis,
Ser in Siam nift gebraudt miro,
in ben SGncen @nglonoS liegt-
9ieier &ommentar erfolgte nnd)
Beriften aus SONG Song, mo-
mad ole @ouperneuere non Sim
aopur uno Song Song, iorpie Der
@enerolgourerneur Der malaii=
idef Staaten, in 2onoon mo
@olbington poritellig geworoen
limo, nm cine Neuuerteilung Don
Heis Tiir @ebiete gu erlangen.
o9ie @refutipbeamte uon Song
@onq, Singopur un0 ben britt
lhen maloiii6en Staaten meroen
ibre antport meaen Der Reis5u-
teilung iiir Gitoiien in Siam
fin0en," erflGrte Elm Beanlter oes
Observation-Disclosures siam
fat Sen ein5isen nentlenswerten
Reisii6erilub in Der 8elt. 9ie
gatlade aber lit, Dob ole 8ri-
ten bisber ni6t millens geqne-
len iino, Siam Sen %gegenpdrti-
qen @eltpreis fiir Neis gu COB
len. Solange tie tOas nift tun,
miro SiiooltaliPn feinen Reis err
bolten, Der nur aus Siam font
men fann.~
Gin 8ertreter Der inoiihen He-
gierung belt1tigte, Dob ole eng
l1noer iiomeliit)en Reis unter Dem
@elbpreis falffen molten.
England milf feline mirtldaft-
lide groimritGt in oieiem 2onO
ionr6 oen 8erfuui pon ii6eridiii.
iigem &eiS, Der in Siam auf
1000, 900 t geihGbt miro iagte
Der Snoer. u9enn ENGLAND mill
aus Siam cine 8irtifoitsfolonie
oes 6ritii6en 8eltreifes MAIDEN"
Mit ge5llg auf Burma iagte Ser
Snoer: uGie 8riten intereilieren
iif nibt fir Die Sungersnot uno Die
2ebenSmittel : 8erfnappungen bort
uno in Siom. Sn 8irma miro buh-
itGblid ni6ts getnf, Inn ben Reisan-
ban All ior0ern. Triiber oerlfiffte
$1,000 900 t @eis id6rli6 nod
Snoien. Selbit 1917, iddbt mon,
miro girma rur 100000 t geis aus
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05

Gertrog gum Gnfolri idmtIideu
iiberifiifigen 9iIon5enols obge-
i6Ioien botten @os 6leiid an.
gebt, 10 botte iit @robbritonnien
ifon ben groBten Iefl oes aus.
fiibrboren 6leiides geiihert.
Dor etlpu einem Monnt iubr
Der 9onfer ,aierbeiOidnn" nit iei.
ner boIben 9einiomeuol 9oOung
ub. SIR ioIgte ole 1Afooemia
4rplou" leer. Die oSohaIin" mar
AM 10. SUM an Der Reibe. Ger
8ro6ter oQleronOer Suuoroif"
blieb nabe5u ieer 3uriid. @elee
qentlid lo0en Sdfenorbeiter cine
Come Set ooer 100 9%oumnuoll.
ballen Elm, ober Dem Shtff feb
len nod 80 9ro3ent elmer uolIeH
2a0unq.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
n@.6tlme
Obne GinOrnf

5ronffurt a. I. - Aud) no6 Dem
Rriege risfieren es sic AubGnger
AOolf SitIers nod, ole merifu-
niIhe 8eiosun9smoft l1ferlih 81
MAIDEN, UNI 10 ole 0eutihen 5u
Sen Aniihten oes 6iTbrers 5uriid
81 ggpinnen.
S6nO6l 0eutide Nodtfllbs II
beionOers 0ieieni9eu, melhe nit
Dem 8eiuh neugieriger amerito-
ner rednen es ,,profitabel" lin.
ben AOolf Sitter in fleinen Sfet.
den 51 forrifieren miro geIe-
gentlih cine 0romotiide nntialli-
ierte 9ropagonoa in 4inos ge-
trie6en, ole nur pom oeuti1en
8u6lifum beiuht meroen.
Gum 8eiipieI miro in einem
amtlihen 8erift Der 8unoesor-
NEE ollsgefiibrt, 0ub Der @eriuh
unternommen miro, Die autben-
ti5itGt Der Don ben Mlliierten
bergeItellten Slime aus3u5rueifeIn,
mel6e Den 3eutiden oas @rnli-
en- ser M~or0iobrifen oes @eita-
pofefS Seinrid Simuler Dor Au-
gen lfiibren ioHen.
60 muroe fiir3Ii6 in grlnn-
gen in einem &ino Elm Sail aus
einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge5eigt.
@s CAB GA cine S5ene. ole oor-
itellte, mie M1nner Elm Naiien-
grab 3ui9iitten.
09I6blid iprinet elm Riuobe-
iuber erregt auf uno iogt 10 lout
gu ieiner 6rau, oaB eS ollie An-
meIenOen b0ren f0nnen: Gas bin
i1 oa, ser an oem @rabe NIT
Ifollfelt. IS Doren feline &on-
5entrotionsluger : Spfer, iOn0ern
Opier zines 2ritungriffes, ole if
6eeroi9en bGIf," beiBt es in Dem
Support ser 9eeresitelle.
uMit Dem Nusruf; 80 elm
Sdapinoell", OerIGBt Der Nnnn in
gegleitnng ieiner 6rou Oas Sci
no. 3ie Saffte Der 3uidauer
iolgt ibm."
90 miro es gemoft. Die Bun
0esarmee nimnt cine iolhe anti
alliierte Hropagonoa nidt gu
ernit, oenn man miro Sabre
ibroufen, INN Die @a5iIebren 5u
6ef1mpfen.
Sn einem ouf9efangenen 8riefe
ben Elm Geuti6er einem anoeren
3ipiliiten geidrieben botte, itonb
gu Ieien:
u9lm Sonntag moren sic Sci
nos mieoer gum eritenmol ge0ff-
net. Sd broube Dir nlr einen
Namen au nennen, uno Damn
peiBt gu allies: Gborlie Chaplin.
Nad Der @oritellung trof ib 16
nn0 18 Sabre ulte Slrngen ttro
MdOeIs. gu %iolltelt gebort baben
wie lie ihimften { masfuir einen
furdtbaren SpaB mahte): sic
lollen eS MIR magen, uns no6ndls
ioIde Slime gu 5eigeul" sd ge-
be ou ni6t mieoer bin, OILS Bis
lie uls in Den &inos qDieoer on=
itanoige 6eutide Slime 8eigenl":
@as Oenfen iid Oenn oieie Sol
oter, mas mir iinol@: uMon ioll-
te ole ganOe in ole 2uft ipren-
Qen!"
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
U btransport
ein HrObleut

@reot Bend, Sans. ~ SIN Sc.
t~reioegiirtel fiillen iid Die groBen
Spei6er bis our 6aiiungsfruit,
oa Die @rnte iebt I'M pollen
@ang lit uro Der Mnngel on 8abn-
magen ous Sauptproblem biIOet.
Salt 300 Speiher in SanIas,
Sflobomo unO 3eras IinO iAon
bis our 6oiiungsfroit gefiiIlt uno
miiIien nun marten, bis Der Nb-
tronIport iiber ole 8abnen erfol-
gen fam.
@s beIte6t inoelien oie Soil.
nung, Dab 6os 8roniportproblem
bulo 9eloit peroen fam. @olt.
oerneur Shoeppel non 9onias er-
belt ouf ieine G%rfldruug, OaB
uiel @ei3en p~eroerben merOe, menn
nid)t genitg @agen anrolIen, Ole
Mitteilung, 0oB ole 8obnen Den
@ei5en nu6 ibren eigenen 9agern,
ole nod Baum boben, a6tranNpor-
IlPTeI duOlleI.
Rodoem o;e @rnte einige ga
9e ourf, &egen ~Der5ogert moroen
luar, lit iie iebt in pollem
@ong, iin0 ans nllen orei Staaten
lauren geribte Elm, 0aB ole grn-
te iebr gut ausgefalleu lit.
8ie $. 8 Collins, Elm Statis-
tifer 0eS Observation-Disclosures, er.
flGrte, bo6en oas fiible 8etter
uno Ser Hegen i'm Aniang 0es
9ylni oo5u beigetragen ole @ei-
3enernte in &nnlos Inn 100000
9uIbel iiber 0ie eriten S%dlasungen
binouS gu erboben. gtad ben bell-
tigen Sf1bun9en miro lie iid
in oieiem Stoot auf 199,168,000
8ulbel belulfen.
Sn 0fla6oma, mo ole @ei3en-
ernte 50 Bro5ent inter Cad it,
miro nit einem &eforoertrag ge-
rednet, 0enn nod Der lesten
Sh1sung Der 8unoes6ebor0en be.
trGgt lie 100000 8ulbel. SIN
0oromeIten oieieS Staates lit Die
&napp6eit an 8abmpogen CROP,
ober in onoeren 9eilen oes Staa.
tes rolf ser @ei3en in Die groi-
len gabnb0fe. gis gum Montng
maren in gnio, einem Ser groi.
len 3entren fait 10000 8agen
o"ngefommen.
@aibington. - @ie Dos afer.
.6au . department beute mitteilt,
limo bis gum 20. SUM ais Nab.
rungsbilfe iiir oos ausIon6 an
@etreioe uno Mebl 1853, 900
8uibel perifidt moroen. gs ieb-
len alio nod INNER ca $4,000.
600 auf ole All, 900 guibeI, ole
loos 2eiitungs3iel fir ons nit
Dem 30. SUM ~enoigeuoe Sa6r iein
iollten.
Aber aud penn 'oieies 3ieI
nidt mebr inner6alb Der feitgeieb-
ten 8eit erreidt lperoen fam
miro, mie offiSieH oerlautet, Die
Senoung bon @etrei0e Der t945er
@rnte bis 5llr grrei6ung oes ge.
3ieles iorgeest meroen,
ais 3uiob 81 Sen fiir oen Or
port bis 80. SUM 1947 peripro6e-
uen 250,000 BuIhel.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
OcIAGftsmclt crs
tunrtct kckc prciic

Nn%erfonntei Geeierungspirti6aft-
Ter p~ropbe8eiten beute, Dob ii6 Die
@ei6dftsmelt biniihtlid Der 8reis.
iteigerungen 3uriidbaltune ouferle-
gen miro, bielten es 1ber fir iider
Dob 2ebensmittel- uno 9leioungs-
preiie itorf aniteigen ner0en. Sbre
anlidten nuroen erbdrtet our6 Ell.
men Ippea Der geational 4utomo-
bile Dealers Aliociation, oaB oie
Ereiie fir nelie 9lntos auf Dem ge-
aenmdrtieen G8a-S tano belaiien
meroen, Bis Ser 9ongreB neitere
Shritte unternommen bat.
@nn3 nagemein miro in Megie.
runesfreiien nit ifarfen iporaoi-
i6en Yreiserb0bungen geredtet.
/ 9Obgeleben BON 2~ebenSmitteln uni
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
untcrltiibt sic NemtIcbc
6citmne, cs 1T cure
5citMno!

SenOet Samilien . Nadri6ten,
Sereinsmadri@ten, iOtpie ionitise
intereiiGnte Nenisfeiten an bic
HeOaftiOn. @ir limb gerne Be
reit unO freuem nns, Serartise
Nadridtem int uSOnrnal" Sn brim.
gen. Sic belfen nns Samit unS
OermeiOen, Oaf mir 0afir berant-
uOrtlid semadlt uer6en, iDenn Gr.
eisniHe in SamiIienfreiien (@e-
b~nrtstaae, GOdseiten, 3inOtaufen,
Sterbefale, 8elude non TrennOen
niD.) nidt in nnlerer, relp. earer
3eitnns 81 finben iin0.
8enadridtigt bic @e6aftion,
710 Sirtb Str. q. 49,, @oibinstOn
|, .. s. (Gernlpreaer WNtiOna:
7789).
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
Die jnnse Sansfram BON beute

Wenn belltdltage Elm iunges M10-
den 6eiratet, 10 fommt lie fnlt mmer
aus Ser 9o~rbereitung gu einem 8eruf
.o0er aus einem 8eruf ieGblt. Seoen-
faas a6er beiratet lie beinobe immer
beraus aus irgenoeiner o~uBerb1usli-
den Satigfeit uuo binein in Den 8e.
rnf Der SnusfralL Der ibr foit immer
frento, aber mad Stuoium un0 Jon
gerltf iebr leiht 3u bep1ltigen
i6eint.
llno 10 itebt lie Damn gu geginn
ibrer bausliden 9dtigfeit ga, init
i6Ongeringelten 2ofen, poIierten N1-
geln, I'M r%ei3enolten 9ousfLeio Der
Nelt uno non feinerlei 8efirdtungen
getrifbt 6iniidflid ibrer neuen
9auafrauenaubeit.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05

fiibren f0nnen.~
Ser SnOer erbOb Die geihuIoi-
euig, Dob ole Reisfnnppbeit uno
lous G%eridumnis, iiberlhitiieeu Heis
aus Siam 81 erDerben, politii6e ur-
laden habe.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
8igennermniif

uSdmerItes Stiidel lit 2is3t Rbop-
lobe &ot cine 8iertelitunoe feline
Haltie - gam man iid nit anal
graben".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Group
Support Right To
Work Amendment

At recent meeting OF! the
,runiofio Chan1ber oaoft Commerce.
its mernbers9iWent on TCeord as
supporting thens1Right' TO Work
Amendmenti TO theg state con-
stitut onJd ''i 3" T2d
Representative of the senior
and Junior chambers of COM
merce and other organizations
met in Ocala and adopted
UNANIMOUS resolution supporting
the amendment. Copies were or
dered sent to all senior and jun
Tor chambers and other organiza-
tions in the state for action by
their clubs.
The resolution adopted at
Ocala conludes: We conclude this
resolution with the statement
that the best laws will ruin the
best of societies. if ignored, dis
dained or allowed to sink into
obseuuios Oblivion because OF
contempt, disregard or specialize
c. dissent: employer, employee
and unions alike would be charg-
able with this contempt and dis
regard if either should through
organized or unorganized group
dissent, refuse to continue TO.
give obedience and observance
TO this law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Willie Key Is
First 10 Deal / !
With Roberts
PAYS CURRENT TAXES i AS
NEW CITY TAX COLLECTOR
TREASURER TAKES OVER;
FINDERS END ACCOUNTS

First man to do business with
the new city tax collector and
treasurer Archie Roberts was
W lie Key who paid his current
taxes this morning at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. Roberts assumed his new
duties today relieving Sam B.
Finder. Mr.. Pinder and Sam B.
Pinder, Jr., will remain for i
few days completing records for
the month which is expected TO
total over $4,000 in collections
. Mr.. Pinder has announced.
that following his retirement he
W-llN 1takealit easy" for awhile
and do gardening around .lhis
home.rrHe has stated that he is.
proud Of his record in balancing
the city's collection books to
the penny each month with no
discrepancies.
Sam B. P4nder, Jr., who has
been assisting his father has an
nounced no further plans as yet
but he is expected to take posi-
ton locally. He has been offer
ed many.
Assistant to Mr.. Roberts will
be j. Carlyle Roberts who had
previously been employed in the
office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Dismiss Case
Against, Driver
CASE DEALS WITH SMITH
BOY INJURED IN, IN
ACCIDENT

Peace Just ce Esquinaldo said
to-day that it deaeloped at the
hearing before him yesterday in
the case against John Woodall,
negro, whose truck struck John
Smith, Is, son Of Mr., and Mrs.
Charles E. Smith, on the even
ing of December II. that the
reason for the truck not stopping
till it had run 210 feet beyond
the point where the accident oc-
Cured was because Woodhal,
pushed open the door of the
truck and jumped to the street
to render assistance to the boy,
Justice Esquinaldo dismissed
the case.
Woodall testified that wheh
he jumped out, he had left the
truck running, and Reynaldo
Garcia, who was riding in the
seat with Woodall, said that be-
fore he could shift to the. left
Of the seat and stop the truck
it had covered the 210 feet that
had been measured by. the po-
lice O between 1.-The point of the
accident and the, stopped truck.
F" Three witnesses test fled the
truck was speeding when. the
boy was struck, but on cross
questioning, Justice Esquinaldo
said, it was learned that none
of them was nearer the point
of the accident that a block, and
that they based their conclus. ons
on the fact that the truck con-
tinued to run for more than half
a block before it stopped.
Woodall and Garcia testified
that the truck was veered sharp
ly in an attempt to avoid strik-
ing the bicycle on which Smith
was riding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
China Is Now
AtPeace Again
ALL POLITICAL PARTIES
AGREE TO SETTLE
DIFFERENCES
US A.sncinfed PreSsl

CHUNGKING Feb. China,
for the first time in 10 years to
be free of war or civil strife, was
reported today to be on the
verge of peace, with all political
parties having agreed to settle
their differences, it was offic. al =
- announced by the central gov
eminent today.
A governmental council of As
members will be named to take
over the affairs. Of government,
"hich will he lsefrseett UP at Marking.
EYerY Eajer party will be rep
resented on the ecQuncl, with
20. seats going to the central
government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Judge Roberts
Presides Again
GAVE HEARING TO cOLORED
BOY CONFINED IN
COUNTY JAIL

Juvenile Judge Frank o. Rob-
crtS this morning gave a hearing
to Philip Bailey, a colored boy
who has been confined in jail
since July rs of last year because
of the adjustment of the juve-
nile court in Monroe county by
the 1945 legislature. ,. +
The hearing was held to deter
mine the constitutionality of the
law, because now Attorney John
G. Sawyer will file quo warranto
proceedings to test the right of
Mr.. Roberts to preside as juvenile
Judge
The proceedings were arranged
for by Attorney General J. Tom
Watson, after he and Mr.. Sawyer
had held a conference about the
juvenile judgeship in Miami. Mr.
SAWYER, in the quo Warranto pro-
ceedings, will be temporarily an
assistant to the attorney general.
Should the circuit court rule
that the law is constitutional,
it has been said at the courthouse
many tinoS that the case will
not be apnealed. and that Mr.
Roberts will continue to act as
judge. However, if the law is up
held in circuit court, an appeal
will be made to the supreme
court. .....r
Judge Roberts, at the c'qcnclu-
sion of the hearing in Bailev''s
case, decided to take it under
auVISemeht. - i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Jaycees Hear
Prof. O'Bryant
CITES DIFFICULTIES IN RE-
TANNING TEACHERS
HERE

Citing the difficulties of OBJ
ia ming and retaining teachers
cue to the high cost of living in
Key West, Professor Horace O.
Bryant gave an outline of just
what his department is UP
against in securing new teachers
for the schools.
In his talk Prof. O'Bryant
stated that snce wages for
Florida teachers were higher
than in several other states, ii
had been possible to hire teacA-
erS for Key West. Some states
however had granted additional
pay raises, and it is obvious that
securing teachers for this aEaa
would be increasingly difficufs
Continuing his talk, Mr.. o.
Bryant stated that though the
teachers were granted an in
crease in wages. lastvyeaS that.
Cue to taxation they We're max
lflgs five dollars less this Ryear
than the year pfeyioiss III
To retain competent teaching
personnel here, and competent
teachers are important inasmuch
as education is the foundation for
the citizens of the future, some
steps should be taken to give
them inducements for remaining,
ne said.
In some localities, Mr.. O'Bry-
ant continued, the merchants Of
the city cooperated to the ex-
tent of giving discounts to the
teachers, to offset higher living
costs.
In conclusion, Prof. O'Bryant
stated that if some plan were
worked out locally to induce
teachers to remain here, this city
could be asusred of hiring and
retaining competent teachers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Reardon HOnored
By Local Lions
MEMBERSHIP IS
CONFERRED ON NAVY
CAPTAIN

The Key West Lions Club
conferred its first honorary mem
bership on Captain c. E. Reor-
dan, y. S. Navy, in elaborate
ceremonies last night. The pres
entation was made4by Lion Sec
rotary Gerald Saunders, who
gave a brief outline of the history
of Lionism. Lion Reordan, re-
piled, This is one of the proud
moments of my life. appreciate
this honor Brother Lions, l am
very happy to be one of you,
proud 10 be 4 member Of d club
which recognizes the efforts and
merits of others"
Following the presentation of
the Honorary Membership Ger
tificate to Captain Reordan, Pro-
gram Chairman Allan Hampton
introduced the speaker of the
evening, City Manager Dave
King. Kings address dwelt on
the origin and basis of the COM
disadvantages form of govern
ment, and its advantages over
the old councilmanic system.
Lion Gerald Saunders, accom-
panied at the piano by Lion
hingman Curry, sang Baby for
You and T., composed by Thorn
as Woody.
The program was closed by
the Lions roar and song, Till We
Meet Again. 49, N
Guests were: Dave King, DR.
l., A. Rademaker, district COVER
nor. Of Lionism; Earl Adams, R..
t. Shaw, Jack w. Padgett, H. A.
Young, Walter Morris, Dalton
CHannpith, G. NJ. Crowley, LtpJ
L. Mehendez, Earl Adams, Jr.-
Earl Carey, w. ]. Putcamp, Ra-
fael F. Gonzalez, c. G.. Thomp-
son, Gerald Pinder, Paul Harel-
son, Reuben w. Coleman, Ray
w. Disharoon, Paul w. Stewart,
Cub-Lions Robert Pollock, S
r. Silberman and Myer r. Gross
man were indicted as members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Sideswipes Car,
Pays Damages
ACCIDENT ON ROOSEVELT
BOULEVARD. BAY
SIDE

In an accident ys-sterday
Louise E. Taylor of 64z Pine
street was. fined five dollars for
costs of court and told to pay
damages sustained by a Pit
camp and Alexander company
car.
The Pitcamp and Alexander
car was being driven north on
Boulevard on the bay
Side Whenz'it it, was s..deswiped by
the Taylor car. according tos a
police report" which was going
south. @-'
Police pursued and arrested
Louise Taylor for failure to keep
TO the right and leaving the
scene of an accident.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
Marriage Licenses
For January Here
Total FOrty-Three

Forty-three marriage licenses
were issued last month by
County Judge Raymond R. Lord,
as compared with AZ in Deem
her. The average is now about
II fewer than during the war.
Licenses issued the last few
days:
Ray Pinder, 81, Key West, and
Marie r. Kane, "a, St. Johns,
New Brunsw ok, Canada.
John Everett Sawyer, 80, and
Mary L. Parker, 10, both of Key
West. n
Harvey L. Still, %, Hopkins
vile, Kentucky, and Rose Lee
Joiner, %, Herndon, Kentucky.