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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-08

IN THE CIRCUIT coUur 40 rT3s
ELEVENTH JuDtCItL Ntnrt %
OF THE STATE 0e Ftoatlfs,
~ AND F0R MONROE Cos w.
~ CHANCEHN.
MANN No. io-sse
Vs. suit 60 slatst Tisas.
GABRIEL TORRES, 20 al.
Defendants.
NOTICE T0 APPeam
IN THE NAME OF fttE sTAfs az
To: Gabriel Torres. not kmswa b.
be dead or alive:
The Unknown spouse OF the sail
Gabriel Torres. 10 he is awe aad
The Unknown Heirs. rstvIs~ss
Legatees or Grantees of ths naid
Gabriel Torres. II he be deceaseas
any interest In the f0llowtaa g..
seribed land. situate. iying ana Be-
Ing in Monroe County. FLORIDA. GO
Part OF Tract Twenty nine (ssl
on the Island of Key Weal AZ.
eording to the map or plk.f %
said Island as deiineatet ~
William A. Whitehead IN fehru-
airy, 1929. hut better kn0wh 80
Lot Three (3D Ia Sauaee Oae GU
of Tract Twenty-ntne t19h az
oerdlng 10 diagram maae -
property by Wm. A. GNyaa.
Surveyor, recorded In Monrne
County Records In Plat Hook q,
Page 80, said lot comInenctnM
at a point Sixteen hundrea ana
eighty-two (lGSD feet. SlN CD
inches from the corner Of white
and Eleanor streets, % tbs
south side Of eleanor stFeets
and having front Of FDrty.
one (4D feet and depth 90
Eighty weight (sSl feet
You are hereby ordered and re
CURED to file your appeanance on
May 9th, A. H. 1915, In the above
Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit OF the state. %
Florida. In and for Monroe Caunty.
in Chancery, wherein Albert SsuH-
ders is plaintiff aeA the ebose
named parties are defendahta ema
in default of such appearances, q
Decree Pro COnfesso will be eas
tered against YOU. said cause Was
instituted as aforesaid for the puf-
pose of quieting the plaintiffs title
to the following described land.
situate, lying and being IN Monroe
County. Florida, to-wtt.
Part of Tract Twenty nine l3al
on the Island of Key West ac.
cording to the map or plan of
said Island az deliBeated ~
William \. Whitehead in Feb
ruary, 1929. but better hhown
as Lot Three CD In square ore
% of Tract Twenty ntne fS8b,
according 10 a diagram made 0f
The New Progresso Association
property by VIM. A. GWyrn,
Surveyor, recorded In MonFee
County Records IA Plat Bonk q
Page %. said lot commenctng -
point sixteen hundred ana
eighty-two Uss2b feet, SiH 60
inches from the corner % Whale
and Eleanor Streets, on TIE
South side Of Eleanor street ana
having a front % Forty one
(4D feet and a depth % Et9hty-
eight (SSD feet
IL is Further Ordered that this
order be published once q weeh fef
four ca consecutive weeks In The
Key West Citizen. q new spn peF af
general circulation published in
Monroe County, Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED o. Mwv
West. Monroe County, Florida, thls
3oth day ~ March. A. y. 1913
(CiFcuit CoHTt
SeaD (sdD Ross & sawyer
Clerk Of the Circuit courf
Monroe County. FisFista.
w. Curry Harris,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
sprlI.lIsglsts
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LOST

$40 reward. Taken from car Rest
Beach Wednesday night, open
face silver watch, jewels, gold
bow; Everready focusing black
metal 2-eell flashlight; mag
netic compass, brown plastic, e
inch dial, Taylor. S. reward for
apprehension and conviction of
thief. and SIS reward for return
of articles after thief convicted
Wellman. Apt. A, Rest Beach.
Phone 505, Navy Yard.
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.POinciana Elects
Officers

Election of officers will take
place at Poinciana PTA meeting
tonight. Mrs, J. w. Williams,
president, made this announce
lment, today. sres a4s 41ocs
81 Tho meeting will be held at
IP9ineiaha Elementary School at
g pn4hW Et{ o1s t9
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charge for the FIRST Is words
;or less is 45c.
PAYMENT
Payment for classified adj.
svertisements Is invariably in
advance, but regular advertis-
Eers with ledger accounts may
have their advertisements
charged
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POPPING ALONG

This week:
Cancer Fund drive underway.
This dread disease can be COM
bated, if caught early. Donate
to very important public health
program.
Pet Show at the park over the
weekend.
This is BE Kind to Animals
Week. The formation of the
Humane Society group here has
meant much to keeping disease
in the dog population down.
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purchased in Russia by Mrs. En-
lily Goddard is being given by her
to be made into an altar cloth for
the St. Mary's Star of the Sea.
4 X X
Mr.. and Mrs, Aquilino LOPEZ
and their daughter left over the
weekend for a visit in Miami.
X X X
Leaving today to spend two
weeks in Miami before returning
to their home in Waterloo, Que
bee, are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Pinsounault and their daughter,
Juliette. The Pinsounault family
has been here since the first of
October, and they are planning to
return to Key West next year.
X X X
Attending the Grand Charter
meeting of OES to be held April
9-10-11-12 at Miami Beach will be
Mrs. Jennie Fac Bervaldi, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lowe, Mrs. Annie
Sharpley, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Archer, Mrs. Doris Rivas, Mcs.
BERTHE Higgs, Mrs. Addie Bayly
and Mrs. Vera Sterling.
The group will return on Sat-
urday.
Xxx X ..t
Guests and members at tire
Eastern Stars telephone party,
held Friday night; had a grand
time and a wonderful program
was presented.
On the program was Miss Cath
crime Smith, with a piano SOLO,
a vocal by Miss Mary Johnson;
"a duet by Mrs. Orion Russell and
by Gerald Saunders, vocal selec
by Gerald Saunders! vocal selec-
tons by Mrs. Orion Russell, Mrs.
Paul Herrick, Mrs. Carl Bervaldi
and Gerald Saunders; an AGO.
batic number of Miss Carleen
Moore and the hit of the evening,
readings by Mrs. Alice Curry.
After the program, games were
played, and most interesting Was
the telephone game, similar to the
pin the tail on the donkey"
game, with a huge telephone
drawn on material and pinned Oil
a wall, and the one who pinned
the receiver nearest the hook won
the prize. This was done by Mrs.
Florine Mesa, with the boohy
prize going to Miss Alice Asson.
Refreshments were served IA
ter.
X 4 X
Home From the Sea
Beside the proun, deep ocean,
Under stately palms and azu; e
skies,
Like pearl in an ugly oyster;
Like truth midst vicious lies,
She greets men-of-the-sea with .
welcome hand.
Her hospitality is the best.
It's like meeting a friend in a
foreign land
To arrive in old Key West.
CHARLES NOBLE,
Seaman, Second Glass,
U. S. Navy.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Charles Cugno,
Address Unknown
You are hereby required to APP
pear To the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the Sth day of May, a. d. 1916,
otherwise the allegations therein
will be taken as confessed.
This order to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in Key West
Florida.
Done and Ordered this 9Th day of
April, \. y. 1916.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence +. Sawyer,
Beputy Clerk.
THOMAS S. CARO-.
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
aprS-I5-22-29 1915
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runs. Gabe Lastres had the
Miami Beach in check by strik-
ing out 3 while walking four.
he pitched steady ball with men
on bases. and was stingy with
hits until he weakened in the
eighth. Grose. Flamingo, first
sacker. led their attack with a
single, a double. and a triple, in
three official trips to the plate.
Jim Albury and Tony Alonzo
led the Raiders offensive with
two hits in four official trips to
the plate.
Score: R.HE.
Red r. - III 200 900 5 7 2
Miami b. 20l OlO O5x oil 3
Saturdays game between the
Raiders and the Miami Sun Soxs
was cancelled. The Raiders
played the Ponce De Leon High
School nine yesterday afternoon,
and beat them, go. Brown Boy
Vargas and Charles Albury got
together To allow the High
school boys two hits. Vargas
pitched the first 3 innings and
allowed one hit, while Albury
pitched the remaining four and
allowed one hit. Tony Alonzo
and Grip Lastres led the Raiders
offensive with two hits in three
official trips to the plate.
score: r. III. E.
Raiders - Ol2 OBJ 0 6 8 0
Ponce 900 600 O O 2 2
u Is expected that the Raiders
viii travel 10 Miami on the COM
ING weekend 10 play the Flam-
ingos two more games. Max
Rosenfeld, Flaminp manager,
was very pleased with the way
the local boys played. He invited
the Raiders for two more games.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. 1O-GSO
RHEBA CUGNO.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
CHARLES CUGNO,
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Assorted chicks-COD $4.95 100.
Leghorns, rocks, reds, wyan.
dottes. Our selection. Order
from ad. Circular free. BiddIe's
Outlet, Griffin, Ga. apF8- Tx
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L.ECAI.S

IN THE CIRCUIT coURr OF rus
OF FkoIsIflA ~ Ann F0ft No<.
ROE COUNTY. ~ CutNCEHf.
No. Io-gss
SAMUEL s KRAFT
Va
SADIE l. KRAFT
Defendant.
ORDER 90 "a AIT sTlo~
IL appearing from the affiaaNlt
of Samuel :. Kraut. the plainti4 On
file In this cause. that the defsnd-
ant. SADIE T. KRATT. - a raslasht
OF some state or County other thaa
the state of Florida. that the rNHi.
denoe of the said defendant II. ssaT
Norris Ave. Bronx. New YoFk. NHw
York. that ailigent search ard ih.
curry have been made Co discover
the name and residence 0f the De-
PENDANT, that the said name ana
residence OF the said defendant are
set forth I'm the said affidnNit &c
particularly a. are known 70 the
plaintiff. that there II no nersmm ~
the State of Florida the service "a q
subpoena upon whom wonia biR Z
the said defendant. that the ass ~
the said DESCENDANT N knewn ~ ~.
ant Is over she are ef twehty-aiss
years. il is therefore
ORDERED that the dafsnannt.
Sadie L. Kraut. do appear % The
plaintiffs bill OF compiaint 81
divoSce ON April 18th. 1915, 81 elRe
all the allegations OF the eaia biil
of complaint will he taken - ean-
fessed by the said aefendant. ana
II Is further
ORDERED that this araer BE
published once n week for fohr essn.
secutive weeks IN Ths kaF Wei
Citizen, a newspaper puhlkaAed 81
Key West, Monroe County. NtnrlaM
(SEALl Ross 4 MMwY@4
Clerk Circmtl CnnFt.
BY (s0 Florence ~ SewBeF
- Deputy cieEk
LOUIS M. IEPEw4AY 4
y. ERROLL MESTREZAT
Attorneys for Plaintiff
marls- 2s-spfi-atsss
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Iniormasion for ne AdyertlnsrI


DEADxxHx
To insure. pszblication. csnn
INSIST b. in the office before n
O'clock on the. day of puhlica-
ton.
eFrrcE
Business office In ne Gu
zen BUILDING. eorner Gre<n1
and Ann streets. Doer 10 t.
right on enferinz huildinKs
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PAPER SHORTAGE HITS

THIS news is temporarily not
good bat because of conditions
emanating from the war, today
and the next two days will see
The Citizen back to a four page
paper due to a serious paper
shortage over the country. An
advance, hurry up letter from
the paper company relays this
warning. Good news however,
Is that two weeks from now the
shortage Is expected to be lifted.
Well these are all things we must
expect in these days of shortages
bat YOU folks have our promise
that the moment the shortage is
lifted YOU will get your six page
Citizen back.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-08

Greatly increased wages for clerks
and messengers. Pleasant work
ing conditions Apply Western
Union. april IF
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CORAL ROCKETS

s''tne of the commissioners who
voted against the pier the first
time are being interviewed by
civic minded individuals also.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-08

New sidewalk bike, girls. Apply
nc Porter Yates Place.
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MORE INDIVIDUAL FISHING

10 De SHOWN tlShgtoletaolnShrdl
Here's a job for a veteran.
There is great need for people
to be shown fishing spots where
they can go say in a skiff and
cupboard and catch various kinds
of fish. Maps could be printed of
these areas as based on Coast
and Geodetic Survey charts and
the fishing in each area marked
together with simple instruc-
tions. Many fishermen are lone
VOLTS and wish to fish without
benefit of guides. This will never
hurt charter boating but rather
increase the desire to go charter
boating with a guide from time
to time.
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FOR SALE

Modern neWly-painted bungalow,
SIX years old, condition like new.
Residence A zone. Completely
furnished, G.E. stove, refrige"a-
tor, water heater, corner so X
$50, palm handicapped lot, Lovely
lawn, fenced garden, garage,
beautiful woodwork and floors
with matching Venetian blinds.
double cedar closet, attractive
bathtub, shower, telephone, city
and cistern water, metal roof.
One minute from good stores.
Transportation at door. Pricld
right. N. w. corner 18th and
Duck Avenue. Owner, 1120M.
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Wanted-All around beauticiaa.
Stelps Beauty Nook, $50 Flern-
ing st. mar30-tf
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the best fishermen in the coun-
trV
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THOMPSON BOYS

Understand that Norberg and
Karl and Charles Thompson
were out practicing casting last
week. These Thompson boys are
really great angling enthusiasts.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

Apartment for couple. Private
hath. 1116 Watson st.
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2 mattresses (attractive) wanted.
Gate Restaurant, Navy en-.
trance, 800 Southland st. No
liquors sold here. apr3-24tx
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Wanted-Experienced typist. APP
ply to w. E. Prohl, clerks Of
flee, Court House. apr8-2tx
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You are hereby ordered and re-
CURED to file your appeanance on
May 9Th, A. H. 1915, IN the above
styled cause now pending In the
Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit OF the state af
Florida, I'm and for Monroe County.
in Chancery. wherein Albert SAuH-
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Salesman. Permanent position
selling high-grade building and
machinery maintenance prod.
ucts this vicinity. National firm,
complete line, high commission.
Write Box 1341, Dallas, Tex.
~ 1886 s@ n apr8- tx
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in default of such appearances, q
Decree Pro Confesso will be eas
tered against you. said cause Was
instituted as aforesaid for the puf-
pose of quieting the plaintiffs title
to the following described land.
situate, lying and being IN Monroe
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Poles Link American
To Underground Arms
BY The Assoeiossd Press

4
WARSAW, Sept. 5.-Gen. Victor
Gros, director of information, said
yesterday that Mrs. Irene Dmoch-
owska, American Embassy translator
and former resident of Chicago who
was arrested by Polish security police
Is days ago, was suspected of re-
ceiving arms from the underground" !"
Gen. Gros declared that "as Po-
lish citizen she cannot receive arms
from underground terrorist organi-
zations without being arrested"
The information director main
tanned that the 34-year-old trans
lator was born in Poland, despite
embassy records which listed her as
q native Chicagoan who came to
Poland In 1928. He produced photo
graphs OF an Identification card
which he asserted had been issued
to her by German occupation au-
thorities, describing her as Polish
citizen. He further asserted that
Mrs. Dmochowska's name was on
the Polish list Of eligible voters.
United States Embassy records
include a Chicago birth certificate
for Mrs. Dmochowska and a pass
port issued in Warsaw in 1884.
American Ambassador Arthur
Bliss Lane and he had demanded
an explanation Of the arrest, but
had received only conflicting infor-
nation"
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Three Ships Due to Arrive
Today With l73 Troops

Three ships are due today at
San Francisco with l73 service per-
sonnel.
The vessels are: Armand Consid-
iere from Yokohama, 8 Army; David
Lamont from Leyte, Army; Ar
tennis from Honolulu, 167 troops.
Evening star., 1946-09-05

! AM-wool Shortie. Orig. $45----$27
Belted, velvet CUTS. green, size is.
Al-wooI Fitted Coats. Orig. 1895, $40
Full length, black, size IL, is.
An-wooi Fitted Coats. Orig. $6s.96, $40
Full length, velvet trim. Black, size 10;
blue, size IL, IA, 1s.
3 All-wool Fitted Goats. Orig. 1895, 500
Fun length, black, size Q.
l All-wool Box Coat. Orig. 1895 500
Full length, braid trim. Black, size 10. :.
All-wool Goats. Orig. $45 S27
Full length, fitted Black, sizes 10, IL.
All-wool Fitted Coat. Orig. $35 .S14
Full length, green, size 10.
All-wool Fitted Coat. Orig 1895, sly
Full length, brown, size 24h.
AIl-wool Twill Coat. Orig. 1895, SIT
Full length, size 701a. Fitted
l All-wooI Box Cost Orig. $685. S27
Full length, green, size 26h.
An-Wool Jackie Coats 0fl
Orig. $79.95. Black, size Il.
Evening star., 1946-09-05

] All-wooi Short Coat. Orig. $45----S17
Al-wool fleece, beige. Size 10.
I All-wool Shorties. Orig. 335--x11
Belted. royal blue. Sizes 10, IL, II, 1S.
All-wool Shortie. Orig. 1895. 5.--311
Belted, green. Size ..
All-wool Fleece Shortie. Orig S45, x11
Belted, green Size Is.
I An-wool Shorties. Orig. $45&10
Belted, green, size IL, Is; brown, size
10, IL.
Al-wool Shorties. Orig. 1895
Set In belt, brown, size 10.
All-wool Shorties. Orig. S27
Bclted, size Q. Brown.
Evening star., 1946-09-05

Blue All-wool Flannel Suit. Orig S3ss5,
Tie belt. Size g.
3 All-wool Suits. Orig 1896. Now S14
Black and white checked. Size 16.
l Summer Suit. Orig. $14s5. Now--S5
Short sleeved. White
Evening star., 1946-09-05

Fur Goats >. Third Floor
All Ears PiGs Tax
Skunk Coats. Orig. $1sss5 500
Sizes 10, II, a.
/ Mink Dyed Squirrel Locks. Orig $i9S.s5,
500
Full length, tuxedo front, turn-back cuffs.
Size IA. 4
Mendoza Beaver Dyed Coney. Orig.
Saddle shoulder, tuxedo front, turn-back
cuffs. Sizes 10, IL, IA.
Caspian Seal Dyed Coney. Orig. $l5s.s5,
Tuxedo front, turn-back cuffs, fun
length. Size 10.
Caspian Seal Dyed Coney. Orig. $l5ss5,
500
Three quarter length, notch collar. turn
back cuff, tuxedo 'front.' Size Is.
~ 81 si27
Sizes Is and SO.
Natural Silver Muskrat Orig. $23s S127
Size H.
Black Dyed Pony. Orig $21sSl17
Siaes "A, .16, So.
l Black Dyed Caracul Jacket and Mum.
Orig. .l2s. Size IA. S57
White Lapin Dyed Coney. Orig. $7ss5. y
SIT
Size H.
I Grey Dyed Monkey Jacket. Orig. $sss5.
S33
Size Is.
I Silver Fox Jackets. Orig. s22s----S1l7
Sizes IA, 16.
Northern Muskrat, Orig $27sS127
Hollander Mink Dyed. Size II.
Mendoza Beaver Dyed Coney -----S77
Orig. $139. Size l3 Ocelot trimmed.
Grey South American Lamb
Orig S25995. Size II.
Foundations !. Second Floor
Il Girdles and Panty GirdIes. Orig. $2.25
to $3.95-
Two-way stretch, small only.
81 Girdles and Panty Girdles. Originally
4290 to ~
Several styles and lengths. Broken sizes
from as to 80.
50 Brassieres and Bandeaus. Originally
$1.50 to $2.25 5.-7 Tic
Several styles in cotton Tearose, black.
white. Broken sizes.
Millinery Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-09-05

5 Lightweight coots
g; :as$;'''"'''' ~
All-wool coats in winter white and
aqua. Sizes 10, "A, is.
Evening star., 1946-09-05

Goats Third Floor
All-wool Chesterfield. Orig. 1885. e23
Green. with brown velvet collar.
All-wool Coat. Orig. 1895 100
Full-lensth brown belted. Size II.
Aii-wool Coat. Orig $35 .x23
Fitted, full-length. Green, size ..
3 All-wool Chesterfield Orig. t35- e17
Red, with black velvet collars. Sizes 4, 5.
All-wooI Coats. Orig. 3ss5--------&11
Grey, full length belted. Sizes ., II, Is, Is.
All-wool Fitted Coat. Orig $3s-----S17
Full length, green, size Z.
All-wool Chesterfield. Orig. $35----S17
Grey with black velvet collar. size ..
I All-wool Chesterfield. Orig. S3s.s5, x17
Navy blue, size TO-
All-wool Chesterfield. Orig. $3.50, x11
Russet, size IL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30
CANADIAN SEES
 NEW THREAT TO
 PACIFIC FISHING

VANCOUVER, 5. C., Aug. 30.- Major J. A. Motherwell, retiring Federal Chief Supervisor of Fish cries in British Columbia, said here that "a certain country with a club in it's hand" in the future may invade the fisheries off the North American Pacific coast.
 Speaking at dinner given in his honor, Major Motherwell said we were able to stop the Japanese be- fore the war, when they fished into Bristol Bay on the Pacific coast hut I don't see how we're going to stop these people"
 Major Motherwell did not name the country he referred to, but said he understood it had recently appointed a Director of Fisheries for the Pacific.
 You can't tell me they'll fish only off their own shores" he said adding: They're going after the fish where they are-and the fish are on the British Columbia anc Alaskan coasts"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30
ulT|MATUM
 GIVEN W5B
 BY SEAMEN
AFL Sailors Will Go Out on Both Coasts Unless
 Ruling Changed

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-AFL maritime unions told the Wage Sterilization Board today they will call out their seamen on both coasts unless the Board modifies it's decision limiting AFL sailors to CIO wage increase levels.
 The notices were sent to WISE chairman w. Willard Wirtz by John Hawk, vice president of the Sea- farers International Union, and by Harry Lundeberg, secretary-treas- urer of the Sailors Union of the Pacific.
 Lundeberg's message said he is polling his union for a strike next Wednesday, Sept 4. Hawk said his union has reaffirmed its intention to strike and is ready to walk out.
 Both AFL unions objected to Wir- tz that the WISE ruling cut down the terms of agreement reached with shipowners through collective bargaining. Lundeberg contended the CIO wage terms approved by the Board had been established by government fiat"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-30
INDUSTRY REACHING
 CAPACITY
Sfraining Every Effort to Meet Ravenous Public
 Demand for Goods

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. - The country's basic industries, strainine to catch up with ravenous public demand foI goods, have nearly reached the limit of their capacity
 The Civilian Production Admin istration in reporting this last night said that having attained "continu- ous, hgh level' output, steel coal rails and the power industry can- not push much higher in the near future
 Even so, CPA Chief John D Small said that means that indus try IS within sight of full produc- ton of finished goods if industrial peace continues"
 Building. activity is rising, SmallS monthly report said, but every step upward requires greater ef- fort" Total new construction ac- tivity increased eight percent III July over June, and housing con- struction was up six percent.
 Automobile manufacture jumped 56 percent over June, trucks 5e percent, sewing machines 30 per cent and refrigerators percent. III that group, however, only trucks are exceeding the high l94l pro- duction rate; the others still lag by from 30 to 50 percent.