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The Omaha guide., 1946-04-06

of rustling them out of Nazi-occu-
pied France, but then had slain them
to steal their money and jewels.
Mangled corpses. human skeletons
and charred bones were found in
his residence. along with rotted
bodies in a lime pit in his garden.
With luggage Of his victims piled
high in the courtroom, the accused
Bluebeard Indignantly denied kill
ing for gain. Waving the flag, he said
victims included gestapo men,
French police spies and informers.
The Omaha guide., 1946-04-06

entire family and spend an even
ing of relaxation Yes we urge you
to see The Power of God
The Omaha guide., 1946-04-06
WEEKLY News ANALYSIS
Farmers Set for Big Crop Year.;
Reds Plan Industrial Expansion
|Peron Victory Poses Problem

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The Omaha guide., 1946-04-06
Have You
Seen
BeerLiCensee
Violations?

Is there a beer licensee in
your community who care
lessly or willfully violates the
provisions of the Nebraska
liquor control law?
If SO, now is your time to
act because hearings are be-
ing called on applications for
new licenses for the year be-
ginning May 1. For the good
of your community, it is your
duty to protest against any re-
taller whose past record will
not bear inspection.
The Nebraska brewing in
dustry constantly is active
with a program Of self-reg-
ulation. A field man regular
ly checks taverns throughout
the state, and wherever i'm
proper operations are found
the tavern owner is warned.
Failure to make correction
results in the case being given
to legal authorities for what
ever action they may deem
necessary.
These efforts are fruitful,
but they will be even more so
if all citizens will remember
the public, not the beer in
dustry, selects the licensees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
City Receives $47,964.27
For Total March Revenue
Delinquent Taxes Amount
To $l8,IO6. 81; Auto
Inspection Brought I'm
$3,65l
Photo by George Davis

During the month of March
the city of Key West received a
total of $47,964.27 in taxes and
other receipts, according to rec
ords in the office of Finance
Director Charles Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
Nationalist To Relieve
Besieged Garrison

CHUNGKiNG, April III. -
General George {. Marshall ar
rived here this morning 10 be-
gin a series of conference that
may re-establish peace between
the Nationalist and Communists
in China.
Marshall said that. before hc
meets with Chaing Kai-Shek and
Communist leaders, he would
confer with American rcprcFcn-
tatives, who have kept in close
touch with conditions "a China
and Manchuria since he returned
to the United States, after hay
ing brought the contending par
ties of China to terms.
Chaing said that a column "i
Nationalists, on the awy t. re-
lieve a besieged garrison OF has
troops in Manchuria, were adj
Continued on Page SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
G. Saunders Is
Appointed Food
DriveChairman
HENRY A. WALLACE HEADS
NATIONAL DRIVE; MAY IL
DATE FOR DRIVE COM
MENCEMENT

Gerald Saunders has been chos-
en- as chairman of the Emergency
Food Collection drive, which will
start in Key West May IL, he stat
cd today.
National chairman is Henry A.
Wallace. In telegram to chair
men over the country, Mr.. Wal
lace states:
Because of overwhelming evil
dence that American people want
to give direct and personal assist
ance to these victims of war l
have accepted national chairman
ship Of a nationwide emergency
food collection drive on behalf of
UNRRA to be launched May IL.
Program will be conducted in
full cooperation with Presidents
famine emergency committee.
Plan will be to collect food canned
in tin and money to purchase
foods"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
Cool North
Winds Will
Go To East
PELICAN BILL CALLS ATTEN-
TON TO WONDERFUL APRIL
AND MAY WEATHER IN KEY
WEST

Moderate northerly winds will
become northeast to east Key
West Weather Bureau. S. II.
Goldsmith, in charges, states to-
day. 4HAp Nl "a ID
Pelican Bill, Citizen weather
observer, observes that it has
been mighty cool with the north
winds of the past few days. He
calls special attention TO Key
Vests April and May wonreful
weather.
Other forecasts follow:
Florida: Partly cloudy today
with scattered thundershoWers
in extreme south portion. Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday. Cool
er in north and central portions
today and over extreme south
portion Friday.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Gentle to moderate
winds, north to northeast over
north portion and northwest to
north over south portion today
becoming northeast to east over
all sections tonight and Friday.
Partly cloudy through Friday
except mostly cloudy over north
portion today.
East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle
to moderate winds, northeasterly
over north portion and northerly
over south portion today becom-
ing nrtheast to east over all sec
tions. tonight and Friday y.
Weather partly cloudy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
Large Funeral
Cortege For
Roger Watkins
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
CARS PAY HONOR TO LATE
MUNICIPAL JUDGE OF KEY
WEST

Funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon at $50 o.
clock for Judge William Roger
Watkins, 81, at Lopez Funeral
Home Chapel Rev. A. G.. Cox
officiated at the services. It was
one of the largest funerals held
in Key West in the last 20 years.
The B. P. o. Elks No. ssh, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, and Leg
ion Guard of Honor attended the
funeral in body and held serv-
ices at the grave. A firing squad
fired a volley and taps were
sounded by bugler of the u.
S. Marine Corps.
Mr.. Watkins had a very large
funeral. There were more than
a hundred fifty cars following
the body and the floral offerings
were profuse. The funeral was
more than seven blocks long.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
Jack Delaney
New President
K. W. Jaycees
ORGANIZATION ACTIVE IN
ATTEMPTS TO KEEP BOCA
CHICA HERE; CONSIDER
/ FARAI.DO

Junior Chamber of Commerce
elected officers for the coming
year with Jack Delaney, who
was vicepresident during the
past yea elected president. The
other new officers elected were:
Joseph Pinder, vice President;
Bob Pollock, secretary; Charles
Wardlow, treasurer; Dclio Cobo,
Jack Hayes, Ed Woodson, Dur
wood Tyes, Harry knight, direc-
tors.
Answers to kilograms sent last
week to Senators Pepper and
Andrews and Congressman Can
non confirmed their efforts to
maintain Boca Chica as active as
possible.
Charles Faraldo enlisted the
aid of the JayceeS in his problem
concerning the use of the munich
pal airficld for charter flights.
Committee was appointed to
meet with the Business Mems
Association of Key West to
strengthen a plea to the authori-
ties for Faraldo's permission to
use the landing facilities as are
available.
Carlos and Pablo Callcja were
named official photographers for
the organization in recognition of
their ability.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
Eight Win mob
Awards For
Sugg estions
THIRSK. DEMERITT. SIERRA.
SILVER. EDWARDS. RICH
ARDSON. SMITH. GASKIN
WIN
BY J. HARTMAN BRopoWsKI


One of the activities being re-
vived at the u. S. Naval Sub
hiarfhe Base. is the Civilians
Benellcial Suggestion 4 Awards.
The basis for the establishment
Of the present organizations dates
back 60 an Act of Congress in
1913. The Navy Department iii
1913 incorporated the suggestions
system into the newly organized
War Production Committee Pro
gram being set up in govern
ment activities and private in
dustries throughout the country
Periodic drives were conducted
at the Naval Operating Base
urging employees to submit their
ash garnering ideas. This prac-
tise will continue in the Naval
Submarine Base.
Wiifred Thirsk, Inside Ma
chine Shop, won 500 for con-
irving a self-centering ball
Joint machining device; with
this device the required radius
of a ball is set at the tool bit and
remains constant during the ma
Ginning operation reducin
sparlage of material to a mini
mum. Ii is estimated that $1,75O
per year can be saved by using
this method.
S. w. Demeritt, p. w. Dept,
If Boca Chica. MAS, won $75 for
his invention of an engine mount
stand. About $500 yearly will
be saved and much time and
effort in moving, slowing and re-
moving of engines will be cut.
Sierra Condensation
Practically everyone on the
base knows Ralph Sierra, who
won $50 for submitting a clari-
fled. condensation of the benefits
derived under the new Retire
ment Act pertaining to en-
ployees who planned to work
over five years in Civil Service.
After reading Mr.. Sierra's SIM
plified version of the benefits
obtainable through the Retire
ment Act, many persons decided
to stay on the job and stick to
Civil Service as a career.
V. A. Shiver, Industrial Diesel
Shop, is the proud possessor of
Continued ON rage Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
Il. ID. Anderson,
47,.Died During
Night In City
SERVICES TOMORROW AFTER
NOON 5 O'CLOCK AT CHAP
Ell OF PRITcHARD'S FUN
ERAI. HOME

Ralph Dewey Anderson, AZ,
died last night at the Key West
General Hospital. Funeral serv-
ices will be held tomorrow after
noon at 5 o'clock from the
Chapel of Pritchard Funeral
Home. Rev. E. S. Doherty, pastor
of Ley Memorial Church, Off
ciating. Survivors are, mother,
Mrs. Hattie Anderson; one sis
ter, Mrs. Clara Thompson; three
brothers, Charles, VIM and Mil
ton Anderson.
Mr. Anderson was a veteran of
World War l and will be buried
with military honors.
The Guard of Honor of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, American
Legion, will conduct the services
at the cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
-Four Hundred Expected For
District Veterans Convention.
MAS Reduced
Status Starts
May First

Naval authorities here
Today issued the follow.
ing statement:
Directive received TO
place the Naval Air Sta
lion, Key West, which
includes BOca Chica
Field, i'm a reduced Oper-
aiiOnal status ON May l.
This is indicative of a
firm intention to con-
time Navy air operation
i'm the Key West area at a
reduced tempo cOmmen-
suraie with the reduction
of wartime activities to
meet peace-time require
menis all over the cOun-
try.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
War Assets Corporation
Takes Over Meacham Field
Navy Declared Field Sur
plus; Businessmen. Send
kilograms Regarding Its
Status

President Maxine Valdez of the
Key West Disbursements ASsocia-
ton has received reply to his tele-
grams sent the Florida delegation
in Congress in which he is advised
that the War Assets Corporation
now has Meacham Field. 1t had
been declared surplus by the
Navy.
The kilograms were sent on the
use of the field for both National
Air Lines and Faraldo's Flying
Service. Both services plan trips
to Havana. National now has APP
plication before the CAA for reg
ular passenger service to Havana.
Faraldo wishes use of the field to
start charter passenger and freight
work.
Mr.. Valdez said that he has also
been advised that within the next
two days further word is expected
from the War Assets Corporation.
The tract is owned by the Key
West Realty Company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
I'm VIII Follow Middle Of The
WAY Course On Franco Of Spain
CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN
FEARED IL ALI.-OUf
ACTION Is TAKEN.
SPAIN IN POOR SHAPE

NEW YORK, April is.--Beforc
the UN Security Council recon-
vened at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
it was said that the representa-
tives of the United States and
Great Britain would recommend
that a middle-of-the-way course
be pursued in the action 20 be
taken against Dictator Franco u
Spain.
1t was explained that il was
feared if about action Is taken.
as has been recommended by the
Polish representative. II may re-
suit in another civil war ma
Spain.
Spain itself. 1t was stated. Is
neither economically nor militar-
lily in a position TO be a menace
to the world, but the charge.
made by Poland. that Franco Is
providing a haven for Naxi war
lords and scientists, who are "a
work in making preparations for
the next war, Is considered 50
grave a decision undoubtedly
will be made TO investigate i
thoroughly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18

Aasociated Press Day Wire
Service and Alp Features
Kor Sc Years Devoted TO the
Best Interests Of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
First Overseas Wives From
EurOpe On WAY Here Nov

NEW YORK, April To. : Tho
first contingent of American
wives of GIs stationed in Europe
is due to sail today Ola the
steamship Thomas II. Barry
Thirty thousand American We
men have applied for accommo-
dations to take them 81 Europe
to meet their husands, bat only
$50 are booked TO sail on The
Barry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
Iran Clamps Censorship
On Reporters There

TEHERAN, April III. - The
Iran government announced co.
day that il had established a cen
sorship on news sent from this
country.
In connection with the ana
nouncement, il was declared tat
much of the news thai hss come
out of Iran in recent months has
been untrue.
The ban, the announcement
explained, will be on false ness
and news prejudicial ~ the
country"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
League OF Nations Has
Ten Million Dollars

GENEVA, April Ib.-Thc Lea
que of Nations held its last meet
ing today, with ten million dol
lars in its treasury.
1t was decided TO turn over
the money and also the league 5
building here to the UN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18

According 81 Comdr. r. r.
haufy - the local WV. Post.
fusF hundred veterans and auxil-
iafy members are expected 10
arrive heTe beginning Friday
afternoon for che 4th District
Convention.
Approximately 10 Posts will
- represented 81 elect their dis
tfact ofiiecrs Cos the ensuing
gear since every Post holds their
sieetl0n ~ officers in March,
tiuslsdr Haury has not been APP
guiuea II me names of the com
mNnsiurs who aro coming 10 Key
wyNt
Ths Posts are g. follows: N. +.
iissas posi AZ. Vim. McAllister
Fsat ieo8. Robert Toombs Knight
post fz2s and Georg A. Brenda
psssi 48l0 ~ Miami, Robert l..
Anee Poet 1896. ~ Lauderdale;
Hollywood by -the-sca Post $500,
Hollywood. Mismi Beach Post
ass. IA Raymond A. Renuart
rsasi 8TIg. Coral Gables: Arrant-
Smiih Post. Homestead.
headquarters will be In the
- Conrha Hotel with q member
- ths hsCal Post IN charge TO
uUilume and direct visitors who
are making their first trip here.
Program
FRIDAY "a B pm. installation Of
oflieurs 1T the Southernmost
puai aali viii be- held Ia VIEW.
Ciuhfoosus. AZ 2 pm a dance
Wiil ~ given for veterans and
aaNiliafsea.
SMtus1uF "a a.a5 Am. assembly
~ IA Posts in front Of La
CanNka. and laarch a. City Hall
ubrIe uEceentltt - u the key
a. the city VlH be made by
hssyta W VI Dcmeriti to State
Comai Charles Morris
Mast viii BE- q tour ~ the Sub
maFlne BASS. and q visit aboard
90 Submarine tender u. 5. $.
Hoard Gilmore. This itinerury
tns iufiea a rest period az Jackson
ssaaFN $50 "A the invitation vi
niTartar Henderson.
Ecy Wet hosts viii take the
Nlsaurs un q tour II the city at
aum after which recess viii be
ralled "a the Veterans Home.
Saturday at pm. initiation
a -Nha' 20 the hail. followed ~
llse 2nd degree Co0tie Scratch
ga tie CORNER oi Duval and
fsusthard streets between . and
% pm. This b. the time when
ali salrflacrd Vets take their
haf down and have a bit Of fun.
Murh humof b anticipated.
Sunday. tine last day Of the
uirsl the veterans Wiil hold open
hauss im their hall where MEM
heFs end guests viii assemble TO
has talks ou veterans affairs.
sgeaksra irum various Posts and
kuxillarles Wiii be- introduced by
ls.hn spuitswond Of WkWF
hfnaaiuasting station. who will act
a. master of ceremonies.
AZ nssan lunchcun will be seTv-
81 in thc cluhruoms and a bust
nrs mesting will follow for the
nomination and election Of 4th
District OffiCCra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
JOHNSON MONOPOLY

WILMAR. Minn.-For several
years all Of the successful can
didatcS for Whiteside township
offices have been named John
son. But this year, Maurice Lind
bald upset the Johnson political
cart by winning the post of
supervisor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-18
Temperatures

Temperature data for the "a hours
ltlding 7:30 am.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

Continued on Next Page,
Evening star., 1946-07-14

HOUSES, VACANT, for sale: to be re-
moved. frame, t. rooms with bath: heated
s5oo. s.tM s0a' RADIATORS IN eS'A room price,
double frame, "A rooms. 3 baths; TO
One Groom brick. veneering bath ard
heating plant all in GOOD condition $3.50
| sasoline filling station. l0x24, 2
sl2o; can be moved whole.
! saraee, l0x2o, l. windows; practi-
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a Groom bungalow; made Of composition
390l MINI. ave. ne, City.
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ID Ideal for renting .r rooms and - home; 2:esr
Realtor, RE. 666l. Open evenings until
g rs Sat, and Sun. until s, .,-14
conveniently located: may be used for Iaree
family or converted into apts.; priced at
eoop ah0ER n7eG d a2 poaFass Snhs sn
and and ewes, ,so., IA, l,s4. JOHN R, PINKETT.
noLoREpNssoo NG E4Is y aDs poWS ! pg onb oIG
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COLORED-OPEN TODAY. IL TO 3. 1919
st. s.e.-Sl 800 down buys this beautiful
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with stove. double sink, 4o-gal hot-water
heater; front and back porches, :, lovely
bedrooms. full tile bath, md floor: oil heat,
extra deep lot with fruit trees, grape ar
Dor, garden. House in excellent condition.
beautiful floors. Bus line and stores =,
block away See Mr. Reaves, with R.
SEELYE, 400 L st. NV. DI. S335. Ewes.
Ii. l336.
CONTINUED on Next Page,
Evening star., 1946-07-14
TWO BEpRooMs AND BATB-1ty rn

din. rm. and kitchen. glaSSed-in porch
first floor. stairway to . attic bedrms.; full
basement; very large lot: copven, located
Takoma. For information about fine
homes, please call Mr.. BurruSS, with INEZ
CUSHARD. Dl SS43. ewes. EN-. SITS.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.

ROOF Repairs, any type leaks, gutterine
ROOF sEPARs renewed Ssf painted. sfa suffers
epa GNkF fs sstRssss RoofN g % ssar A fers ais4
Ses spaas,as n s ssPss HS'sS11s eo
sDoF s5S Frssk,II sskN4,s & ns No o6on, g.
Free estimates. Cain ME i557. s.
soeI ssEFT FeFf' ss5 co
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Epouting. Cali CH. 2s21 day and evening.
ROOFING, TIMING, roof painting, re-
sHiIPrIEY sHiPIEY. GF 415s. a S'0''i's osi 'Nii''
sEPTfc TANKS, Should be cleaned resu-
SUBURBAN SANITARY ENGINEERS. Fair
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uss Work fns ] yves buy aET all mskss mskss
snxING "a MacaISEs hi . REpsiREp. Il nR satistae-
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meetings where amplified speech or music
is needed. Sunday or eve. phone AT.
ANDiRoNs, modcrnistic design. well made.
ANGLES, CCRRUGRTioN. beams. plates,
re. rods, used pipe, drums. SOUTHERN
IRON AND METAL CO., 91l Kenilworth
Antique, beautiful silver water set. used
In White House; antique mahogany carved