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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23

sales, and an $50 maximum rental
on new dwellings.
4. Veterans preference on new
houses.
5. Subsidies on materials produc-
ton.
8. The guaranteed market" plan
through which the Government
agrees to buy unsold production OF
certain prefabricated houses and
materials, and loan money for pre-
fabricated houses.
I. Controk over rents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23
rude Boord
CONTINUED Frorn PAGE ri

suggestions they may have on the
subject.
Other members of the committee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Driver Licenses
For This Year In
Excess OF 1916

Records in County Judge
Lords office show that more
drivers licenses were sold up to
the deadline on October / this
year than were issued last year.
Not counting what licenses
will be sold today" Judge Lord
said. "thc total, up to closing of
haisineSs yesterday. was 4,463.
Last year, including October l,
the deadline, the total was 1882.
That shows 48l more drivers Ii
censes this year. counting from
the third of last month, and the
number will exceed 500 before
the close of business today.
After today Judge Lord ex-
plained. all applicants for licenses
must undergo a drivers examina-
tiOn by a state road patrolman.
The exceptions are residents who
have been absent from Key West
since the beginning of September
and who have last years license,
aud persons released from the
armed services, who have a Ii
cense for any year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Vet Insurance
Is Said Best

National Service Life Insur-
ance is the best buy of all inSur-
ance policies"
That is the studied verdict of
life underwriters - men who
make business of selling insur-
ance, according to Gene Anheir,
officer in charge of the VA Con-
tact Office in Key West.
And that's why private life
insurance firms are joining with
VA in urging veterans to take adj
vantage of the lowest cost, high
est value policy ever offered,
Anheir said.
Designed to provide a maxi
mum protection at minimum cost,
NSLI can offer more than any
other policy for one reason: The
government itself pays all over
head and administrative costs.
Full details about all types of
NSLI policies, as well as assist
ance in applying for reinstate-
ment or a new policy, can be had
at the Key West contact office
of the Veterans Administration,
Room 218 Post Office building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Owner OF Bar
To Get Hearing
On Entry Charge

Danton Claramunt, operator of
the Blind Pig Bar on Greene
street, who was taken into Gus
tody yesterday by immigration
authorities on a warrant charging
illegal entry into the United
States, will be given a hearing
before an immigration officer in
Miami, it was learned here today.
A transcript hearing will be
made and forwarded to the Cen
trail Office of immigration and
Naturalization Service in Phila-
delphia, authorities said in Key
West today, and final decision in
the case will rest with the United
States Attorney General.
Bond in such cases, it was stat
ed, is usually set at around $500.
Claramunt was arrested here
yesterday by immigration Of
ficers and taken Immediately to
that city for the hearing. 1t is
alleged that he is a native of
Spain and Illegally entered the
United States from Canada.
Claramunt came to Key West
in 1912 from Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Mentioning BritOns
Buy Up Own Exports

JERSEY, Channel Islands,
(AP)-Every week thousands of
British holiday makers are re-
turning home with luxuries
manufactured in Britain but not
for sale in British stores. The
island merchants, being on Eng
lands export list, can secure
many items denied the domestic
market by the drive to build up
foreign exchange.
Thus, in the Channel Islands,
British tourists are enabled to
buy goods that were exported
from their own country. This
abundance, at prices which seem
cheap to Englishmen, accounts
for supplies of liquor, cigarettes
and wearing apparel which many
Britons take home with them
after holidays on the islands.
On landing in England they
must pay import duties on items
exceeding a certain value, except
for clothes that are worn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Nicotine Seen As
Diphtheria Cure

LONDON. Eng.-(AP)-A nico-
tine derivative is being used at
the Moscow Children's Hospital
as an immunizing agent against
diphtheria and in the treatment
of the disease, says the Soviet
Science News.
The new preparation, known as
peracetin, was obtained at the
Institute of Organic Chemistry
by group of workers under Y
Goddard, who were searching for
nicotine derivatives which would
retain the beneficial properties
of the drug without being poison
Gus.
Experiments with peracetin as
an anti bacterial agent led to
laboratory and clinical tests that
proved it capable of destroying
diphtheria germs. the magazine
reports. 1t is said that no after
effects. such as those resulting
from diphtheria serum, have re
suited from the use of perace-
tin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Postal Savings
Deposits Still
Top Last Years

Postal savings deposits con-
tinue to hold lead at the Key
West post office in comparison
with monthly totals during last
year, Postmaster Hollon r. Ber-
valdi said today.
Deposits at the close of bust
ness on September 30, 1945, to-
tailed $2,186,267 and at the close
of business yesterday the amount
was $2,198,551.
Sale of postage stamp stock still
is falling off in the monthly COM
parsons. Total last month was
$8,241.31, and in September of
last year, $14,819.75.
Reduced airmail rates went in
to effect today, and Postmaster
Bervaldi said he thought that the
sale of those stamps will increase
receipts ia; that departmental the
post office. AS letter may be
sent by airmail to any part of
the United States and its de-
Tendencies for five cents, he add
ed that sale of airmail stamps to-
day showed decided uptrend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
I[llN[l[ll
Danube Causes
TiItAbrOad and
United States
tns rae AssocIated Press)

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The
Danube question flared up today
both az the session of the UN Sc
eurity Council at Lake Success,
N. ". and al the meeting of the
"a nations in Paris.
AZ the latter conference, Sen
ator Vandenberg asked Russian
representatives why Russia kept
the Danube closed from traffic
from that point in the American
line Of occupation in Austria.
Instantly. a Russian repreSen-
tative jumped TO his feet and de-
manded t0 know what would the
United States think of Russia if
she asked TO be given the use
III the So. lawrence River on the
same basis as this country.
Just as promptly as the ques-
ton was asked. Senator Vanden-
berg replied that Russia had the
privilege of using the st. Law
renee to the same degree as
America had. but pointed out
that Russia was keeping the.
Danube closed and was monopol-
izing the trade in the Balkan
states as far as the Russian con-
troll of the river extended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
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60 WIS BALANCE
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Nam1ANs 80 sINFSS

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
City Will Seek
To Have Seven
Units Torn Down

Two condemnation proceedings
are scheduled by the City Com
mission when it meets in City
Hall this evening at 8 o'clock,
City Clerk Roy Hamlin said to-
day.
The hearings are to be held in
an effort to have several alleg-
edly dangerous and unsanitary
buildings torn down, Hamlin as
serted. He said that if the con-
demnation hearings are pressed
to their conclusion and owners
of the buildings are forced tc
tear them down, it will probably
be the first time in Key West
history that this law has been
strictly enforced.
The city is seeking to force Eu-
gene c. Lowe to tear down a
building known as the Single
ton Machine Works at Greene
and Elizabeth streets, and Louis
GoldStein, of West Palm Beach,
formerly of Key West, to demol-
ish six buildings on Francis
street.
1t is alleged that these build
ings violate the Public Nuisance
law in that they are dangerous,
unsanitary and detrimental to the
health and welfare of the COM
munity.
Fire Chief Leroy Torres, City
Building Inspector Enrol Sawyer
and Public Welfare Director
Dwight Hunter will testify for
the city as to the nuisance of
the buildings. 1t was not known
at. City Hall today who would
represent the defendants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01

'Z0O-ton vessel.
Once, known as the SIS East
land, she cruiSed the Great Lakes.
But, on July "a, 1915, disaster
ended that chapter. She was
moored in the Chicago River with
steam up for an excursion to
Michigan City, Ind. Crowded
aboard were $500 men, women
and children. An orchestra con-
tributed ragtime tunes to the
general gaiety. The stern line was
cast off. The boat drifted away
from the dock, lurched to port.
rolled over and settled on its side
III Is feet of water. The accident
cost 812 lives.
The hulk was raised and. in
1917, it was reconstructed along
gunboat lines and chriStened the
Wilmette. From 1918 to l94l il
was used in training approx
nately 10000 naval reservists.
During World War II it carried
a total of 5000 men out into Lake
Michigan for target practice to
prepare them for duty as gun
crews on merchant ships. And 1t
served as a floating school for
other naval classes receiving i'm
struction in navigation. ship han
ding and signal technique. r..
The "For Sale" sign was hoist
ed early this year. Nobody
bought the old vessel. and re
Gently the Maritime Commission
ordered it sold for scrap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Auxiliary
Gains In Drive
Tm Membership


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
L .Nals, Convicted As War
Criminals, Sentenced To Be
Hanged; Seven Go To Prison
sCOERINC. FORMER ala
MARSHAL. Must DIKs
THREE DEFENDANTS
FOUND NOT cIluTN


NUREMBERG. Oct & -TNelea
Nazis. convicted as wm egin
inals. were semtgncea e. -
hanged today Seven othefa wese
given prison sentences end tlmea
were found not guilty
The defendants have fosf 8ags
in which 81 file an apfeai B. tfa
Allied Control CuumNll IA MRs
lin. but counsel for TIE eamaaensn
ed men have not yet ummssme8
whether OF not an appeal will ~
made. Unofiicislly. i was atate9
that there Is no hkNlihaaaa tfas
the council viii So asiae NM
fences Ca delay their salaa hata
effect.
Officially Il was stated $50
the executions will take nlaee
sometime within the uest fA
days.
Herman Wilhelm 0oegmM tle
Nazi Air Marshal Nhu sles 'sfea
shortly after the beRlnmima - fss
war. that mo Alliwd piama Mmaa
bomb Germany. headed tiN hsi f
the - who will hann
Won Ribbentfup. thg Me- fgs
eign minister. Julius stretches.
the jew batter. and CiemeFai fassi
who formally surremsfetsa - ts@
Allies. are othcfa whu Ws8 NaF
with their lives fnF whaa fMN8
did during thc WaF
Bormann. who waa IlH8is
special agont uied m aAssNmssa
was sentenced % b. hsnaa e
he can bc found iie 10 haia@Na@
to be dead
The three Who wefe falni ma
guilty are - Srhaeht 70 8 q fha
Nazi finance department tssa
eral Frrtsch. AMI Won rspaH So
at one time was afnlsa e.
the United State sn8 Iast aefeaa
IN that capscity in rufaev
Prison senieucra fannea funl
10 years o. hfe Nud lp hess
who flew O. EnRiana h the
early day. of the Wal. Gas NeeH
a hfe sentence. and Aiai88
DOenitz was sentenced tn ~
10 years in prison
The Russian Wtmfa - N
that tfsgb the NssW y
Icctcd g. scutrnti HFss e. Nit
son for hfo. as Weil as tn #fM
prison sentences ana slau FL Na
liberation 81 the tbfrs Narls -
ubst a.l thf ff
dants wen, guilty a aaa
war. which. fe bHnailtf a
sfulstt4 rft go
vision uf international hH efH
all should have heen aea1snts
10 death
As regarded tbe thfes a
were found nat riuliF H was
SAID that probably ihts siH t
liberated before ths eua ~ e.
day
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
And Truman Terrace?

DOVER, England. -(AP)-All
of the streets of a new suburb
of Dover are to be named after
presidents, states and towns of
the United States.
Already there is a Roosevelt
Road, a Wyoming Way and a Ne
vada street.
More than 100 of the prefab-
ricated houses being erected
there are of American manufac-
ture. 1t was that which gave the
town council the idea of giving
the streets American names.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Applications
For Marriages
Exceed Divorces

Twenty-seven more appllca-
tions for marriage licenses were
filed in Monroe county last
month than the number of suits
for divorce instituted
Records in the county judges
office show that marriage appli
cations numbered So, and in the
circuit court clerks office suits
for divorce during September to-
tailed 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Craft, Play Program
To Start Wednesday

The regular after-schooI Craft
and Play Program will be re-
opened on Wednesday at Bay
view Park, it was announced by
Miss Jane hopkins, Program Di-
rector, who has just returned to
the city.
The Noon Play Hour activities
at the park will also be super
vised again this year by Miss
Hopkins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Finds Civilians
Are To His Taste

CHEYENNE. Wyo.-(AP)-Un-
convinced by floods of complaints
from his fellow members of the
a32nd AAA searchlight battalion
when ne was a cook for that out
fit. Ralph v. DOMAIN obtained a
veterans administration loan of
a. 600 and set up a hamburger
shop a Lusk, Wyo.
Thirty six days later he paid
off hls loan. with the verdict:
Cooking for civilians is a lot
better than cooking for GIs."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Believe Beef
Being Stored
/ DueTOCeiling
tBy The Associated Press)

my Inc AssOclateu PreSSD
Y WASHINGTON, Oct. T. Upon
the receipt of news here today
from Massachusetts, that four mil
lion pounds of beef were found
stored there in a refrigeration
plant, further force was given to
the belief that, in many parts of
the country, beef is being kept
off the market because of OPA
ceiling prices.
1t was intimated that the gov
eminent may order beef from Ar
gentina, some of it canned, but
it was added that, should that
action be taken, the supply will
be consigned to the armed forces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Monroe County Fiscal Year
Begins With Surplus Larger
Than Any Other Similar Time
Meeting Tonight

There will be a meeting of
the City Commission this
evening In City Hall at 9
y. m. Several important mat
fers are scheduled for con-
sideTaiion. Louis Carbonell.
newly elected commissioner.
who returned TO Key West
Yesterday from a trip 10 New
York. will be present at the
meeting. II viii be his first
attendance al a regular meet
Ing as a commissioner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01

WARSAW PalanH
The pfesidinm of uF nai ms
council uf tbe huuri sf 49,
awarded tb, .I'uIun.s Hrsisf fa
decoration Co seven q AfFf
personnel who bfauMht tah W
Krakow fIum NHfsutaH tN
world fauuu. Wu st ffa
which tbD Germans ha3
away
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Miss Jane Hopkins
Back From Vacation

Miss Jane Hopkins, program
director of the City Recreation
Department, returned to Key
West yesterday after spending a
months vacation with her moth
err in Milwaukee, Wis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
DeMolay VIII Cire
hiHdtOry Degrees

The initiatory degree will be-
exemplified by the Robert J.
Perry Chapter, Order of DeMol-
ey. at 7:45 o'clock this evening.
it was announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-01
Eastland, Chicago Death Ship,
Ends Career After Navy Tour
APP Newsfeutures

EEICAGO-The USS Wimette. which pulled up from
muddy grave and put to work in honing thousands OF
Uncle SONS solors is headed for the graveyard ogon
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-02
PSYCHOLOGISTS ARE COVERING ALASKA


 A. w. Lindquist and Charles Wilson of the Bureau of Entom- ology and Plant Hygiene are cov- ering Alaska to map a program which may help in the losing bat tie against Alaskan mosquities. Although they are not coming to Nome, they have collected over 50 specimens of the Alaskan var ieties to take back to their region al office in Oregon.
 They state that size has nothing to do with the viciousness of the insect as the small black fly car ries more wallop than most mos quitoes and leaves a real sore.
 They claim that 10000 insect repellents were tested during the war but they all evaporate too fast.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-02
LEONARD SMITH HERE IN NOME ON SURVEY

Leonard Smith, Highway Com missioner for the Territory of Al aska, is in Nome on business, and is expecting Ike Taylor on the PAA plane tonight. The two will talk over road plans for the Sec ond Division.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-02

How can you cure someone of snoring?"
 Easy. By good advice, co-op- eraiton, kindness and stuffing an old sock in his mouth"
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-02

RELIABLE CARE for children or infants during working hours
 or can board and room few
 permanently. Call Main 54. 9O-3
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-02
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE: Nine foot Polar Bear Rug-a
 beauty. Call Dukes Electric Shop.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
War Department
Confirms Cpl. Robt.
Jones Is Missing

Cpl. Robert l.. Jones, St. Paul
man reported missing in the Pa
cific, Is believed to have been killed,
but his body has not been found.
Mrs. Mildred Gardner Jones, G54
w Central Ave, mother Of the
missing soldier. was thus advised
through the War department.
Cpl. Jones was aboard a plane
which left Guam Jan. IL for Homo
lulu. The plane crashed, according
to the War department information.
An Air Forces swimming team,
which was to take part in swim
ming contest in Honolulu, was
aboard the plane.
Cpl Jones was graduated from
Mechanic Arts high school in 1943
and was baseball and football
player ut that school
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
fined to the hospital.

fined to the hospital,
Miss Patsy Hickman spent last
week end with her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Hickman Of North
Glst Ave. West. She was accom-
panied by one of her girl friends.
Edgar Dew, son Of MIR. and Mrs.
r. Dew Of East Ninth ST., arrived
Friday. He received his honorable
discharge from the armed services
in February. Edgar has been visit
ing in Chicago and Detroit before
returning home.
Mrs. Horace (BuZZy) Brown left
for her home in st. Paul after
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David McHenry. Mrs.
Brown had her infant daughter
with her.
Mrs. Inez Lindsay, 500 East Sth
ST., entertained Ethcllyne and the
Vanity Boys Thursday afternoon.
They are appearing at the Flame.
Mrs. Clifford Elliot and infant, of
Berkeley, California, also former
Spokane residents, are visiting Mrs.
ElliOt's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Nichols Of 1880 n. Seventh
Ave. East.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
Fall off Roll Breaks
Terry Bells Ribs

Jerry Bell, II years old. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Bell, 1896 Kent
St. suffered several fractured ribs
Monday. March I. when he fell Oft
railing on the corner Of Dale
md JesSamine.
Jerry was waiting for the street
ar to attend n class at the Halle
., Brown House. and while wait
ing, walked the railing on that
'orner. As the street car arrived.
Jerry in an attempt to jump down
and board the street car fell and
struck his side on the rails,
He was taken to Ancker hospital
by ambulance and released the
next day. A student at German
school, Jerry is feeling much bet
ter and will return to school in q
few days.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
Dr.. Eorl Weber
Program Chairman
For Stute Dentists

The Minnesota State Dental as
ISOLATION convened in 81. Paul, Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 4-G, at the auditorium. DR..
Earl Weber, with offices IN the
Metropolitan Bank Bldg, attended
all clinics. showing new ideas,
tcchniques and demonstrations.
DR.. Webcr's class, which was the
main clinic, observed its 25th an
ulversary Of practice at the con
vonti0n.
DR.. Weber was chairman Of
the program committee. Dentists
from various parts Of the country
attended the usscmblaRe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08

Judy enjoying themselves. Roberts, Elizabeth
Hughes Ernese and hubby Joe DAnforh and Tke Madison
table Jewel and Ben Alexander Also the Lewis
Raymond The SeAton kind enough
Martha the Goth Limited Club the
Eks Eunicc Potter there with very pretty "hAirdo
The Limited really exciting. Vema Williams, Mrs
H. d. Wthepoon and Mrs Otis Parks also Beuah Coleman
Paul Smith and wiley Bcry frolckng Felix
Clardy hrceEing about Cute eace Dodd also In
festive mood" Mabo Moore seldom seem plenty happy
Phillip Stewart Of the Texas Stewards tall terrific,
with his line Jerry Rbhineau and Turner Price with
the laughing St Paul eyehRnR Howard Brown
Ira Allen (young raS unclcl Mrs Kay Patterson (Rrs
around and about also Evelyn Miller and Mildred Lacy
Nsrs Place which very proprietor
genial Leon Barnett Incidentally have met Montague Any
way he pushes Walter Winchc for gift Of CAB
Via the Tom sick bd grapevine Among those attending the
Carmichael Anderson wedding Mines Nette SHEPPARD Jesse
Shepard Mary Helen Smms Fannie Pierre
BESSIE Lewis Esther Roach TeA Burt Hazel Curry and daughter
Carolyn Carrie Neal LouCR Kay Grace Mason. Lafayette Fields
C. C. m Beck Dorothy mother
Alexander.
Hear that Clark has sold the AQuRtenn Float buttons
Sunday the dinner Of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Johnson
and their daughter their lovely and comfortable home
Bca Helen Phillips and Garnett Jones' the
9th
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
EDWARD ELLIOT. RESIDENT
FOR 30 YEARS, BURIED

Funeral services for Edward
James Elliot, age 40. who died at
his home Monday, March 1, were
held from the Woodland Funeral
Chapel Wednesday, March 6, with
the Rev. l.. r. Ashford officiating.
Mr. Elliot, "A native Of Spring
field, Ill.,. had been resident Of
Minneapolis for the past 30 years.
Beside his wife, Edmonia. he is
survived by one brother, Artie
Boyd, Of St Paul, and other rela-
tives whose names were not avail
able at press time.
Burial was at Crystal Lake Gem
etery. Woodland Funeral Home was
in charge Of arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-08
Dorie Miller Post
Makes Big Success
With First Affuir

The dance. given Monday, March
1. at the Auditorium in St. Paul,
by the Dorie Miller American lie
glon Post 544, was a grand sue
cess. A large crowd attended, and
danced to the rhythmic music Of
Howard Browns band.
Early in the evening. previous
to the dance, the newly-organized
Doric Miller Post members were
initiated by the Minneapolis group.
This took place in the hall Of the
Auditorium.