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Hondbogs, s1'2o and $40

Less than half price including zoao
these white plastic leather and black leather
fabric handbags in time for plenty of
Leather Cloth Hand l Corday Handbag
hays black only Less with Upper top. Was $3.50
half price S1.20 - ----- -S@L
Corday Handbags (rayon>
$2700 Now $3.50
Is Pastc-roi Bags IN oiack Coday Handbags rayon)
with zpper-tops; underarm $21 co. Now S12
style Less than ha1 price Is Corday Handbags (rayon
81 20 $12 and Now 81 so
Prices include 20Ro far
North suad,np HANDBAGS \
Evening star., 1946-07-11

Women's and ChiIdren's PIoy-
shoes and Slippers, soc and 81
1850 pairs at less thon holt price
Evening star., 1946-07-11

$50 Poirs Of Salt and Pepper Shokers, with Sterling
Silver tops Less thon half price. Now soc to ST
$50 Dunhi Cigarette Lighters. Less than half price.
Now Ice
so Knitting Stands, less than half price. Now IS
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Girls Reversible Coots and
Roincoots, $50

Here $I2. .98 and more
50 of these assorted coats labeled for fabric In
broken sizes including to 16
so Junior Girls assorted styles coors labeled
for fabric content Broken sizes including to IS Less
than half price. so
w&L-Norh CLOTHING.
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Misses Wool Suits, SIS

Were S.35 to $3.50
50 in this group of dressmaker sports Worsted
wool serge and wool Wool weeds and stripes Black
brown, green, pastel tweeds Sizes 10 to Is.
Is Misses Rancoas in rayon satin and ravon twill Black
and coors. Sizes 10 to 49, Were SIS and Now S10
SWomens ShOrte Coats wool suede Belted STYLES Green
winter white. Sizes 3312 to 3912 Were 1895 S71
H4LNotA Guiding
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Novelty Aprons, SOC
Juniors Roincoots, s3.'5

Less than half price
so of these raincoats in Luxor and cotton Zelan
Nice assortment of color and styles fit you
and your wardrobe Sizes to IS
30 Juniors Coats and Suits all wool Coats consist of both
shorte and fullengh pastel coors and checks Suits
classic and tailored types pastel and dark shades Sizes
to IS Less than half price. Now STA and Sic
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Matched Sportsweor Greatly Reduced

OF CO1nDlnduO0S.
10 Black Skirts. rayon crepe,
Sizes IL to is, Less than half
price. Now ------ S1.95
25 Wool Jersey Blouses in
bright shades. Sizes 80 to 36.
Less than half price. Now,
S2.95
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03
Don't Forget to Vote

s-ssr aoseffs Tharre. Famous Gospel Singer In
'afonwde Concert Tour. Evanselisf Singers And
Bufitone "o.lin Smith Added proeres,. r,e.s,,rs.,
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A DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE SCALP

our haif roots are III yctii scalp
Phc condition OF yollr hair does
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NEW foRk tlPSl Roy little Edrdge The master
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anu mas recorded with oil the nnd.t
ieody wilson Gene krupa. Lionel
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MAKES TWO hPPOIN'r
Continued from pas

During the past two weeks. both
men have been undergoing inten-
sive induction training III regulal
employment service policies and
procedures. and will now report for
Il special oricntation program under
the direction OF Chester ] Gray,
chief OF minority groups services.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03
In NfEMORIAM

In memory of my beloved mother
PANSY LEONA EDWARDS
who died four years ago
April 1s, 1912
Some may think that I'm not lonely
Even though try 70 smile.
some may think that ! am heart
less,
ELSE I'd shed tears all the while
But what I'd give to see your face
Your loving hands to touch.
TO hear your voice and zee your
smile,
That meant to me SO much.
DAUGHTER
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a request for second dormitory
unit to house World War II vet
Grams on the Wilberforce Univer-
s1ty campus is being made to the
Federal Public Housing Authority
i was disclosed following meet
ing OF the joint executive commit
tee Of the university's church and
state trustee boards In Columbus
recently.
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Tortured mon gets heIpl
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WfLBERFORCE

Continued from page) /
provide housing for 1872 students
The money will be used to re-
model two barracks left by the Ma
tional Youth Administration, and
60 install third barracks the
school has obtained from the fed
eral government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Secret Radio
In Palestine
Issues Threat
6Ry Associated Preasl

JERUSALEM, Aug. 10. - For
the tenth time today the central
post office was evacuated when
a Jewish secret radio spokesman
announced that the office would
be blown up.
And for the tenth time, during
the last week, the police made q
thorough search of the building
but did not find any explosives.
The employees returned to their
work in the building.
Throughout Palestine in jew
ish quarters conditions are still
tense. The transport that Jewish
immigrants tried to blow up yes
terday in the harbor at Haifa is
being repaired, while the CSC
refugees, who, the British suthor-
tiles declare, were trying to enter
Palestine illegally, are kept
aboard the ship until she is ready
to take them to Cyprus.
No demonstrations we're made
today, and it was intimated that
the Jews have decided not to re-
sort to any further violence while
negotiations between their rep
resentatives and the British are
being held in London.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Mrs. Milton Curry
Dies AT Residence

Mrs. Milton w. Curry, of 525
Caroline street, passed away at
2:40 Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Curry was the widow of the late
Milton W. Curry, president Of the
old established firm of William
Curry's Sons, founded in 1843.
Mrs. Curry was the daughter
of John P. and Sarah A. Hen
son. both deceased. She left one
brother. Uric r. Henson, of Key
West.
The funeral will take place
Tuesday afternoon at $50 from
the Lopez Chapel.
The Rev. j. II. Mcdonnell,
rector of st. Paul's Church will
be in charge. The pail bearers
will be Robert Spottswood, Sam
Goldsmith, Ross Sawyer, p. l.
Weatherford, E. H. Roberts and
Ramon Cabrera.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Jayshee Dance
Is Big Success

The Jayshee benefit dance for
the Municipal Hospital Fund,
held Friday night at the Drift
wood, had an attendance of near
ly 800 and was reported today as
a huge success.
Hector Barosso, manager OF the
Driftwood. did much for the sue.
cess of the dance by contributing
the use of the club and orchestra
for the benefit affair. it was std.
Highlights of the evening was
jitterbug contest won by Con-
Mo Goehring and Raymond Del
gado, with Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Barber taking second place. The
rhumba contest was won by Jtla
Pena and Oscar Albury. with Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Knowles plac-
ing second.
Mrs. Joe Pierce won the door
prize.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Whizzed Along
AT Is Miles,
Chief Charges

"He was whizzing along at rs
miles an hour, bupning UP the
boulevard" Chief Deputy Sheriff
Wallace said this morning of
Lawrence Brandt, a sailor, who
was arrested on charge of leck-
less driving.
Chief Wallace stated that he
started after Brandt at the upper
end of the north side, of the
boulevard, and his speedometer
registered IS miles an hotir
even at that" he addict, Il
would not have caught him had
he not stopped at Division and
White streets to let two sailors
get out of the car"
Brandt will be arraigned to-
morrow morning before Peace
Justice j. Y. Porter, w.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Newsl'Oy Killed
I'm Crash Has
Relatives Here

8ae parents IL Iiilburn Robert
relians D.. IS. one Of two Miami
ueNsls'ys vito were killed ON the
fassssalni Trail Trail Sunday
maning when struck by an auto
alaIlle. arr former residents of
49, West. u was learned here
tsa&@s
Pc hoy's usoihcr is the former
alae Aiiehee. 81 this city, and he
hss seFefai stunts and cousins now
Aslna in key West Mrs. ]. b.
Alien. Mrs Eugene Kemp and
&gs ~ L. Russell. aunts of the
isas ieft fof Miami Sunday, where
faeY NiiI remain for funeral
MFNkeN ~ be held sometime
Esabsiay.
NH Allen and Joe Allen, of
ksx West, are cousins Of the boy.
8sw - also Ia Miami % attend the
MF*MNa
ffF acelaeut in which Hilburn
Hat#.lf mnd Charles Edward Pee
Hlsa 81 we've killed instantly
haga@nss "A shout Sis am. Sun
AS tme hlosks east of cumber-
iana Camp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
IN Action
To Begin On
Wednesday

HAhl8 Aaa i9.-Pcace discus
W WJl legsn on Wednesday at
49, aMemshiy "a lhe n nations,
flIsa iss lbgre weeks Of confer
sass eeneefniug procedual mat
t
8t#i8 NaFtf committees were
aeHa tu ennaatier the final claus
- n uie Treaties for Italy, Bull
~ hamaaia. Hungary and
Msena
tAe "a fhe provisions in the
fs#aazi Ilalfan treaty has 20 do
@s1H ilsr separations that coun-
80 wa iw required Ia pay Rus
the an8uni Is 100000, 900,
ti ltaiian spskesmen have in
f8ed iils assembly that Italy is
80 81 . peslfion ta pay that
ai f4ma said II Italy is held
n - tlaat payment, il will
fH tlsf fountFy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Truman Still
Too Heavy, Ills
Doctor States
nv Associaled Press)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. -
While President Truman is re-
ported to be in good health
aboard the preside htial yacht
Williamsburg, it was said today
that his personal physician, Col
onel Wallace Graham, insists on
the Presidents taking a com
plete rest"
Colonel Graham also insists on
President Truman's losing more
weight. Since he has been on a
diet, his weight has decreased
from 178 to 172 pounds, but Col
onel Graham has advised the
President that to reduce his
weight still more.
The President is keeping post
ed with conditions in Washing
ton by radio telephone and tele-
type.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Red Cross Aides
10 Meet Tonight

a meeisna ~ an nurses, prac-
fa nssaes Bed Cross nurses
assd bH.l Crms flrsi-aid GER
NE g. haii0fs has been called
# $50 utluNk tonight al ths
S. West Chapter House Of the
tshaD Red Crtea.
M Nsrsa liariclls chairman
"a MK ha pIngram Ia Time
e ls.aa4af aFers chat all women
a8a aHaNef thr abDve require
nHuls elnae g. this meeting.
a. iiefman Moore, chairman
a ease Meaasl Sab Committee Of
81 Hed Cruss Disaster Pre-
eiuasa GummitiCr. viii be
eah pians Cos cuordinat-
m fis weaaeai and nursing pro-
a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Board To Hear
Charges Today

The Key West Civil Service
Board will meet at $50 o'clock
this afternoon to investigate
charges against Police Officer
Carl Ingraham.
Acting City Manager Robert
Dopp recommended that lngra-
ham be dismissed from city serv-
ice after Capt. Carl Hilton, USCG,
had charged Ingraham with act
ing in can officious manner
when he arrested Mrs. Hilton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Big Police Raid Goes Pfffht;
Coppers Retire With Red Faces

bringing the Black Betsy with
them. Among the officers par
ticipating in the raid" were Hec-
tor Castro, Frank Jolly. Frank
Caraballo, Sergeant Cabrera, Cap-
tain AtWell, and Chief Perez.
When the officers arrived it at
once became apparent that the
Black Betsy was not large enough
to haul all of the offenders" to
the peggy. Thereupon Mrs. Effle
Pauls. president of the Business
and Professional Women's Club,
offered the use of her car.
"The rest" she said, 'can form
a Congo chain and dance to the
station"
Not A Happy Lie
Apologize for their mistake, the
officers retired, thinking, no
doubt, that the lines from popu-
lar Gilbert and Sullivan operetta
are quite correct: "a policeman's
life is not a happy one"
Alberto Boza is directing the
Congo rehearSals at the Drift
wood. Those wishing to partlci-
pate in the rehearsals are re-
quested to be there Tuesday eve
ming at Z o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Key West Naval
Station Workers
Get Refunds

The Key West Naval Station
has a pleasant surprise in store
for it through a credit of $26.963
in overpayment of income tax,
the Treasury Department reveal
ed today.
The overpayment was for the
year 1914, and the Internal Reeve
nue. Department explains that the
over-assessment represents the
excess of the tax reported and
paid by the Naval Station at
Key West for the year 1914 over
the amount actually withheld
from wages paid employees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
5000 Dead In
Calcutta Riots,
Estimated Today
(By AssocIaIed Press)

CALCUTTA, Aug. 10. - AS
many as 1900 people were killed
and several times that number
injured In the Moslem riots that
last for three days, it was an
nounced today.
Government spokesman said it
was not known definitely how
many people lost their lives, as
many were thrown into rivers
and ponds and other bodies were
carried away by relatives OF.
friends for religious burials. 4
Streets in the city are still lit
tered with dead bodies.
The situation still is tense,
though there have not been any
outbreaks since yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Arrest Two For
Driving Drunk

Two men were arrested in Key
West Saturday and charged with
driving automobiles while under
the influence of liquor. They
were Emmett S. Orange and
Clarence L. Williams. Both men
were released on bond to appear
for trial today in city court.
Officer Carl 1ngraham arrested
Louise HUMPHREYS early Monday
morning and charged her with
allowing beer to be consumed
between 2 am. and Z am, using
profane language and insulting
an officer. She was released on
$3.50 bond for trial today In city
court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19

A report that hi-jinx and hoop
della was being staged at the
DriftWood on Front street Sun
day afternoon against city laws
sent a police riot squad hurrying
to the place, all set to stage a
raid, close the popular night spot
and march the offenders off to
the peggy.
But when they got there the
cupboard was bare-or something
like that-for all they found was
a group Of respectable and inno-
cent citizens rehearsing the Con-
go for the big Labor Day cele-
bration to be staged in Key West,
Among Those Present
Among those present at the re-
hearSal were representatives of
the Business Mems Club, the
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club, the Key West Hotel
and Restaurant Association, not
to mention Hon. Martin Lliraldi,
Cuban consul; Maxine Valdez,
county commissioner, and Dwight
Hunter, director of city recrea-
ton.
When the riot squad arrived on
the scene rehearsals were inter
rupted for more than a half hour
while explanations were made.
The report that sent the police
to the scene was that there was
drinking and carrying on" at the
Driftwood.
Arrived In Force
The officers arrived in force,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
: w1 - - ~ -. - -
Cancelled Flights
TOCuba Will Be
Resumed At Once

Daily flight service from
Key West TO Havana will be
resumed either today or to-
morrow by the Havana Over
seas Tours Co.. TBS Duval
street. Rogelio Gomez. local
manager. announced today.
MIR. Gomez said that the
flight service TO Cuba was
temporarily cancelled Satur-
day because a certificate of
the companY's required 10 be
on file in Washington was
mislaid. The flights viii be
resumed. he asserted. just as
soon as the company gets The
"so-ahead" signal from
Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Army Recruiting
Office Here To
Close Up Today

On orders received from head.
quarters in Miami the Key West
Army recruiting office in the
Federal Building will permanent
" close its doors today, Staff
Sgt. Lacy De Loach, who has
been in charge of recruiting
here, said today.
In the future, Sergeant DE
Loach said recruiting personnel
from the Miami office win visit
Key West on the first and third
Tuesdays of each month to sign
up men here interested in joining
the army.
win Leave Today
Sergeant De Loach and Tech.
Sgt. William o. white. who
has been assisting him in Key
West, will leave for Miami this
evening. They will report to the
recruiting office at Miami Tues
day evening for permanent as
signment there. Sergeant De
Loach said.
Two men joined the Army to-
day at the local station. They
are Edward E. Johnson, IL, OF
1907 Newton street, and James Z.
Bethel, of No. 2 Pearl street, who
signed for military police duty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Office Al Navy
Yard Is Closed

ahe keY West Branch Intclli-
N siiiee "a thc Navy Yard
49, tNeu discontinued and all
uHfi rounccicd with Il will
81 aaslefFea to Jacksonville for
MaNs authorities said here
~
lsa = vi &. Sewell, who
ka iern be- ehafRc Of the office
@ hli ia 1aekpnyille, where
O. MH 49, separated from the
esNe "A ass said at the Navy
81 aa thaf alier his SEPARATION
saNaia Se4ell viii be en-
ei ~ tiae Intelligence De-
a3ui al lhe Navy in a civil
sa tapaifS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Implications For
Marriage Licenses

Following applications Tor mar
riage licenses have been filed IN
the county judges office:
Frank x. Smith, 80, and Fran
ces j. McWalter, both of Key
West.
Walter S. Kraus, IS, USS Cob
bier, and Maxine Miller, %, Bun
ker Hill. w. Va.
Jack D. Lyon, "a, Seattle, and
Jere Porter, II, Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
applications Are
Still Coming liz
For Manager job

Applications are still pour
Ing in for the job of city
manager of Key West. City
Clerk Roy Hamlin said today.
Today Clerk Hamlin re-
ceived an application from
Robert L. Pierce. of Fort
Riley. Kansas. and another
from A. E. Williams. Jr. of
Laurel. Maryland.
From the number of APP
plications we have received
and are still receiving" Mr..
Hamlin said. lit is obvious
that we could not have
handled the situation with
out a definite closing date"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
Bulletin!

Former City Manager Dave
King was due in Key West at
3 o'clock this afternoon to
confer with a group of citi-
zens who have been circulate
ing a petition to present to
the city commissioners re-
questing the unemployment
of King as city manager.
The commissioners will
meet in City Hall at $3.50 to-
morrow evening to select q
city manager from a number
of applicants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-19
JEWS THREATEN

JERUSALEM.-Jewish leaders
in Palestine threaten not to fur
Their cooperate with the British
governmental authorities If the
is Jewish youths, convicted OF
raiding railroad shops at Haits'
are executed.