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The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20
To Speed Burma Self Government

LONDON, R)-Prime Minister Atlee announced today that dis cussions would be held with Bur mese leaders soon to speed Bur mas progress toward self-govern- ment and Winston Churchill i'm mediately assailed the decision as step toward dissolution of the British Empire.
 In a fighting speech in the House of Commons cut short by the speakers ruling that he was out of order, Churchill declared:
 Tt was said in the days of the great administrator, Lord Chat ham, that you had to get up very early in order not to miss some ac- quisition of territory which was then characteristic of our fortunes.
 The not less memorable admin istration of the present govern ment is distinguished for the op- posite set of experiences. l must say the British Empire seems to be running off almost as fast as the American loan.
 "The steady and remorseless process of divesting ourselves of what has been gained by so many generations of toll, administra- ton and sacrifice continues"
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20

tics Board, who questioned the crew in Washington for hours af- ter they landed, said it was the first time in American commercial air history such an accident had occurred between two planes headed in the same direction.
 Federal safety regulations re- quire planes flying in opposite di- rections to maintain different al- titudes, but planes on the same heading, although separated by time intervals, fly on the same lev els.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-08
Romeo Found
For HiIda'S
Stage Juliet

NEW YORK (NNPA).-Going
on the assumption that racial dis
parity would strengthen the dra-
matte impact of the family feuds
in Romeo and Juliet" Harry Wag-
stoff Gribble is making arrange
ments to present the Shakespeare
tragedy in the fall with a mixed
cast. Michael Myerberg also will
be involved in the production.
For the role Of Juliet, Mr..
Gribble wants Hilda Simms, the
actress who gave such a good
account Of herself in anna Luz
casta," in which she still has the
title role in the Chicago company.
MIR. Gribble has also found his
Romeo. He is Richard AngarOla,
who was recently discharged
from the Army Air Forces after
three and a half years service.
Mr.. AngarOla's theatrical ex-
perience has thus far been con-
fined to little theaters.
The role Of Friar Lawrence in
the Gribble production will be
played by a personality who is well
known to all actors who have
played on the road. He is Ric Ric-
cardo, the Chicago restaurateur.
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resulting in Rockford winning with a
score of 57-56. .. The official score
at the end of the regulation game
was actually Wheatley 81 Rockford
53-a mistake was made at the
scoreboard-Wheatley really won
that Ramn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-08


still doesn't know IL it's the Fran
Fran Sauce with the Oyster taste,
or orson faith, or oyster cake and if
you can understand what he said,
you can really go, but if you find
out, tell me, because | don't know!
Well, hummers and hummerettes,
the game and dance was real
thrill filler, Margaret Stewart
was looking fine. Jacqueline
Cuff was on the line, Maxine Nc
Cullen was dancing like mad and
Johnamae Clayton was looking
glad. :. Oscar Elliot is home and
he looks swell, 500 all the girls say,
oh WE'LL Well The basketball
game was really great. We
let them get ahead and caught up
too late. After st. Paul beat
them the way they had. We
didn't want them to go home feeling
bad. :. We had them "a to 0 and
then we gave them the ball enough,
until they caught up with US and
then we stayed with them until one
cat tucked up the last part of the
game and it ended 4s to 46, dog
CONT!
Have any of you had fraughty
issue from freely or did you get
frompy front to your glim? . .
Cats looked melted out! Jack tell
me what it's all about! So when
your messy bessy meter does a
muggen, huggen, peola for a
righteous rigg, then you're got to
rock that sock without a hook and
set the seven brights to one salty
square stache, mop! mopl
That's the stuff you got to watch,
that's the trash you're got to cash,
that's the cash you've got to
stashio, daddio, so don't crashio
when you crashio that cashio, hut!
suit! mutt
Now the quiz Of the week: What
is II. c." going to do? now it's
going to be hard to make up her
mind, both cats are great. Is &c. R."
still crazy about a certain Mime
apolis boy? owoo! Why is it that
the so called play boys like Chuck
Mccoy can become boxing
champ? And will two characters
that hate each other so much that
they are crazy about each other,
ever make up? .. You know who
mean, jelly bean, they always
fight like dogs, some times don't
speak, but they will sure get on
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whsstIey (whi1 Kids
Rockford Booker T. Washington

The official score board at the end
Of the game in Minneapolis Feb, ID
read Wheatley 81, Rockford, Illinois
54-Being the good sport that he is,
Stafford Lott asked his team to play
an overtime period to break the tie,
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the ball, who? Guess.
Here is a notation by William
Walsh, "of all the torments, al
the cares with which our lives are
cursed; of all the plaques a lover
bears, sure rivals are the worst
By partners in each other kind
Affections easier grow. In love
alone we hate to find, companions
Of our woe"
Well, pick up on all you great
cats, but what | mean is remember
MAN has his will-but woman has
her way."-Holmes. How true!-
Duke Dust plain) Don.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-08

Time BueswO lowdown selections which
woOgis.
Halle AStar will play against Woodve, Wis, again Saturday
night Feb 0, in Halle will remember, the Asars
wrapped the with high Of 431S when they battd
WOodvie at WoOdvie week They should do better
their combat Try and attend the agmaa ADay
ference Feb &c. the Wheay House Panel discussions exhibitions
and prominent speakers, plus a delicious dinner.
Congratulations Chuck Mccoy 49, Golden Glove champion
Dick Smith, 1856 champ. The Halle Champions
eligible the Northwest championships the Minneapolis
auditorium Feb. IL, IL, 10 and 10.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mtz LtteOhn have E. CREWS
apartment St. Anthony z likes the other
Water 'front.' Stewart likes the recording
neapOtRns aunted to the big city, weekend-Emma
Roberts, j. Bailey the Sessions brothers. Newman
friend Harvey Pttman, Wayne Ganton and Others
Newcomers Reception of 46 Halle Feb IT, This
Reception given by the Women Council mighty
nice things Of attending this affair by paper
there win be two weddings the Galloway famy-Vctor
Stokes and his sister Heae James Rhodes Many happy
Of the day. Happy birthday Esther birthday
Feb May she have she old
been under the weather for the
have been asked compliment Pilgrim Baptist Ushers
their seating Of during the Brotherhood
Social Action committee Sunday evening" Thye
speaker Instead Of leading
Well
Several records to include in cOecOnm Just Lucky
SoandSo" by the Duke with Al Hbber carrying voca-The
Apove wonder YOusolOed by suy fascinating Joya
Sheriff. Big MaceO his bOoge keyboard
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am bass Frank Lewis alto "Pete" trombone
GOOdOw aranger Cttendon on the drums
Francis Doyle not regular member band doing good job
on the guitar And listening this music were attractive
Emma Roberts (from Chill Charles Johnson
Doris Anderson Mr.. and Mrs Roger johnson Cs. PAUL.
Chalmer Lawson Ira Allen Pearl Mckinney Bea slemmops
Martha and Mary Kay Mayweather and his sailor
cousin Cooper Smith Roy and Raw Kav the Toe
DanfOrhs Vera and Eddie Robbins Phil Blackwell
Evelyn Escue Puzzy Wallace Oliver the newyweds
William and Marjorie Commodore Thomas Donald
Session Mr. and Mrs James Bailey Mr. and Mrs Bobby Mar
bee.
News From Esswhse should be good the one
BY COoe Williams and Johnny Mercer Flip Flop
Then there "Sngy Blues" with Bob Merrill This Isn't
Love" by Cab Galloway Orchids Buddy Johnson He is
said be creating scholarship annually awarding
outstanding year of training at a music school Of his
choosing Johnson plan a percentage to be set
aside from each Of his bands this money
deposited New York bank fund In the Sunday
magazine section Of the PM Herbe Fields young
axophonst with Lionel Hampons Maybe you think we're
sticking necks out to play in the South Lionel
city we can't go to white hotel then
It makes difference Pm 20 say I'm
white to get preferential treatment We work together
damn well live together"
Lee know you didn't have to fire the
furnace the other night You hated Shorty your baby
girl home with her granma MRS John Minneapos
Now didn't you Jimmie Lee the By you
read this Eunice Riley Wilson will be "rs Invitations are in
the mail for the wedding Betty Anderson
in March
Clippings; Under EInor Correct Thing" "When the
reponst secretary asks the your with her
employer answer her eOurteOuy She only doing her
you'll gain nothing by trying past Most executives resent
the person who gets into the Office by subterfuge"
Aquasunial Float: Well we're on the Aqua
tennal Float Donations have already begun
know that you're just itching to give your contribution
Heard In Passng FOr every fool out Of
man there Is woman who makes out of fool"
Tea YOu enjoy the music of the Navy
Band for they playing at the Dreamand Annex Sunday
Feb. TO- for grSwn-ups.
Monday Club is also having prevalenn dance at the
CLIO Sunday Feb TO- So you'll have choice
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Juvenile 1--WE
By DONALD GATES

Jackson, what's new in the true
blue social lights? l hear Of
Chuck Mccoy did great in the
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Our birthday column is a popu-
lar weekly feature. 1t serves a
double duty. Many a forgetful hub
by has saved himself from being
sent to the "doghouse" by carefully
watching the birthday column for
wifey's birth date.
Hundreds of kindly birthday
messages to people you know are
motivated by our Birthday Greet
ings" column. Read it weekly.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-08

NehA uOckeu on the East coast last
weekend. For good food and fine service, go to
Arnold Ingram's Cafe located in the basement Of
Walkers For mellow beverages and bit of
socialiEing, by all means, pay LRmbie's a visit.
Good luck to DIR. Lillian Lewis, who entered Milers
hospital for an operation Tuesday afternoon.
Wesley Cooper, Cook 2/c formerly of Davenport, Ia,
and cousin of j. Mayweather, is now stationed at
Wold-Chamberlain to receive a discharge-Wesey
thinks he will remain in Minneapolis-he likes the
TN,Ufn C;tias
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Sport Light

By Jimmy Lee

Halle Q. Brown spanked the
Booker T. Washington team in a
close game, 80 to 80, Feb. 10.
Booker T. Washington (ROekfOFdD
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AAN 49, ~ AANH
He must have
been tearing up
like mad. . . .
That pretty boy
Chuck isn't so
bad. . Say all
you record play
ers, there has
been some dis
pute about the
Erin Fran
Sauce" every one
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totperng. Yes street the Bilbos, Rankins and Tafts
are sure shaking the check" out Of our dreamboats
So let's really be at the FEPC rallies on the 18th and
l4th Of February. By the way are you wearing
your buttonsf Only a little quarter will buy one
(mOst people make it a dollar). And you know
what7 You can buy them at our officeI
Another thing: The affair at the Mandalay on
Seth, was very nice with the youngsters Elmo JONES'
Ralph Wright Footy Hughes and Others on hand To
serve you. And were they proud7 . d. . The music
BY that part Of the former Navy band was fine as
usual. Irving Williams, leader of the band, was
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HW5 mlM CNEW!,S.


Recent Discharges Lloyd Hogan
glad to have him bae) Harvey Kemp Sam Kemp
Bud Murphy Milton BeaufOrd and Nathaniel Dixon
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- THIS lis NT
wi kfknAx GG0EaGSose

With the battle for Fair Employment Practice going don't
know about YOU but I'm bit haky II the bill doesn't through
afraid 100000 Bronze Americans will their
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
Fine Time Tonight
AtSIoPpyJ oe's Bar

Sloppy Joe's Bar will feature
T8mnlie Thompson and his band
tanight. There is always a big
tine Al this popular resort. Win
ter visitors are especially invited
o. visit Sloppy Joe's.
The package goods department
oilers q wide selection of nation
ally advertised brands of bever-
aees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
Mems Glass q" LEAGUE

Gen. L. p. Ayres sees business
worse than a year ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
Instructions For
Hair Treatment

The Ia concha Beauty Salon
nnnounces IN today's Citizen that
AlEs Bellenot viii consult on
Monday and Tuesday of next
wrek on the special home treat
nnent for better, healthier hair.
Miss Bellenot comes direct from
fhe Illtrasol laboratories. This
psescription removes foreign mat
a. from scalp surface and lubri-
cites Il without clogging the
pores
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
How They Stand
BASKETBALL LEAGUES

Official standings in the three
active basketball leagues of the
city have been released by the
srsrer, Pedro Aguilar. The stand
inss include games of this week:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14

Defeated For
denomination
,Ilv Ansociated rressl

MADISON, Aug. IA. - The
House of LaFollette, a power in
Wisconsin politics for al years,
fell today with the defeat of
Robert LaFoIiette, Jr., for the
United States senator.
His opponent. Joseph McCar~
thy, an ex-marine captain, claim
ed the nomination at noon with
a majority of $4,000.
AS the returns were tabulated
last night, LaFolletse maintained
slight lead, but the early morn
ing count gradually cut it down,
and then Mccarthy went out in
front.
He greatly increased his lead
when returns from his home area
were counted, and from then on
left LaFollette further and fur
Their behind.
LaFollette has served 81 years
in the United States, succeeding
his father, Fighting Bob" La
Toilette.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
FBI May Now
Have Prisoner

Authorities at the Key West
Navy Yard said today that they
are ready to release David Joseph
Watson to FBI agents any time
they swear out Federal warrant
and arrest him.
If this step is taken, it was
said, Watson would be tried in a
Federal court and, if given a
prison sentence, serve his time
in a Federal prison.
Watson has confessed Staying
a shipmate, Benjamin Leroy
Hobbs, aboard the USS. Stribling
on the night of July "a. He is now
being held under close guard In
the brig at the Navy Yard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
County Commissioners Reduce
Tentative Budget By $64,5OO;
Decide Not To Buy Hospital
MILLACE FOR COMING
FISCAL YEAR SET All
rs A. COMPARED
WITH y THIS YEAR

County commissioners. At a
meeting last night. adopted the
budget for the fiscal year. be-
ginning October I. ard the
amount is $4,000 less than the
tentative budget Of $Sa3. eOi.
As result OF the reduction.
the millage for the coming fis-
cal year is set al rs. as compared
with nine mills for the current
year.
The budget calls for expendi-
lures Of $279.40l, as compared
with the tentative budget of
S3a3. 9Ol.
Commissioners were able 10
take that action because Of the
increased assessment of more than
100000 for the coming fiscal
year as compared with the cur
rent year.
However, the school board in
creased its millage is, despite
the increased assessment, SO that,
If the nillage is approved by the
state superintendent Of public
instruction, the entire millage i'm
the county the coming fiscal year
will be 1875.
Decrease Of the tentative bud
get was due chiefly 10 a decision
of the commissioners not to ac-
quire the Key West General
Hospital. That action eliminated
amounts of $4,000 for the pur-
chase and $25.000 for the main
tenance of the hospital, less
fund of $4,000 for the purchase
of the Monroe County Health
Clinic, or saving of $4,000.
The probation officers fund
was reduced from $2.400 to
$1,000, and the contingency fund
was reduced by $500. making a
total reduction of $64, 500
The, 71s mills are diyideCltas
follows: -
General revenue, 4 mills; roads,
/; hospital, |. and the proposed
bathing beach, l " mills.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
Polandps Youthful Premier
Keeps Door Open 10 Press
BY LARRY ALLEN
APP Newsfeotmes

AP NeWSfedtmeS
Observation-Disclosures youthful
premier, Edward b. Osubka-
Morawski. has one of the tough
est government jobs in Europe
today as he battles for his coun-
try's reconstruction and internal
security but he's never too busy
to see the foreign press.
Affable and hard-hitting in ex-
pressing his convictions, the pre-
mier has always left the door
open for foreign correspondents
to approach HMM marked con-
trast to some other members of
the provisional regime.
A press conference with Os-
ubka- Morawski never fails to
produce news. If he has none Of
his own TO hand out-and he usu-
ally has-then a question or two
often produces the best story of
the day. He knows the answers
and he unhesitatingly gives them.
He's Always Understood
He always speaks in his native
language, although he knows
others, and usually he speaks so
clearly that anyone who has even
a little knowledge of Polish
doesn't have much trouble getting
the cardinal points.
The premier usually holds his
press conferences in the long,
spacious palace in Krakowski
Przedmiesoiu, near the. Hotel
Bristol and almost within a
stones throw of the Vistulas
He's always ready for anything
and doesn't require that questions
be Submitted. in advance, That's
one reason why the answers he
gives often make front page
news
1.-THE premier is keenly alert to
international developments and
keeps a close eye on what hap
pens particularly in the United
States, cogni2ant of the deep at
tachment of Poles for that coun-
try.
He frequently sees United
States Ambassador Arthur Bliss
Lane and all other ENJOYS and
keeps up to the minute on what's
doiIi where and why,
After he has submitted himself
to a barrage of questions from
twenty or thirty foreign CORE
spondents that sometimes lasts as
much as two hours, and when he
knows he has satisfied the thirst
for news, the premier usually
asks the newsmen into an adj
joining palace room for a glass
of wine.
Truth Is His Dish
Among his own people, the
premier has reputation for
straight speaking, unquestioned
honesty and hard work,
He has gained the respect of
correspondents to whom he says,
You do not always have TO say
nice things about Poland Just
tell the truth. And come and see
me when you want to know
something"
That's in marked contrast to
President Boleslaw Beirut. He
seldom sees the foreign press.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
Commissioners
Offer $4,000
For Clinic Here

After the county commissions
ers, at meeting last night, de-
cided not to purchase the Key
West General Hospital, the y
offered to buy the Monroe
County Clinic for $4,000.
Both institutions were con-
stfucted by the Federal Works
Agency, which was represented
at the meeting by ]. r. Brennan,
whose offices is in Jacksonville.
He told the commissioners he
doubted if the agency would ac-
cept the offer for the clinic. as it
cost $60,500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
Report No New
Polio In Area

DR.. James B. Parramore, Mon
roe County Health Officer, said
today that no new cases of polio
have been reported within the
last several days. So far this
year, he said. the county has had
total of 80 cases of the disease.
Explaining the use of the word
epidemic" in connection with
Monroe County polio cases this
year, DR.. Parramore said that
one case for every thousand per-
sons is considered an epidemic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
Clio Committee
Defeats AZ Who
Opposed Labor
fspeela, Is The citlsen ,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE
Go Political Action Committee
announced today that it had de-
feated, in primaries held this
year, AZ anti-labor congressman.
Senator Claude Pepper advo-
Gated more liberal policy to-
ward labor and foreign affairs,
following the announcement by
the committee. Pepper said he
preferred Henry Wallace to Tru-
man as president, and added he
would run for the presidency if
he thought he had a chance Of
being elected. But, Pepper con-
Guided, the odds are too greatly
against his being elected presi-
dent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
z Are Expected
For interviews

Two applicants for the position
of city manager are expected In
Key West tomorrow for inter
views with the City Commission
ers.
They are Walter Bartholomew,
city manager of Cocoa, and 0.
]. S. Ellingson, city manager OF
Brownsville, Texas. J. V. Parker,
of Miami, was interviewed by
the Commissioners yesterday. q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
1t. Robert Rogers
To Leave Service

Lit. Robert A. Rogers, in charge
of the Key West Naval radio sta
ton. will- be separated from the
service in the near future, Navy
authorities said today. 1t. Rog-
ers' home is in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
Today First
Anniversary
OF ~ Day
tBy Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. Aug. a.
Today. the first anniversary
of VI Day. was observed in
Tokyo with a parade in the
morning and celebration in
the evening.
In this country there was
not any formal observation.
President Truman recon-
mended that Americans offer
prayers of thankfulness for
the termination of the war a
year ago.
Secretary of war Robert
Patterson and General
Dwight Eisenhower sent
cablegrams of congratulations
TO General Macarthur in
Tokyo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
Two Real Estate
Sales Yesterday

Two houses and lots were sold
i'll Key West yesterday, according
to deeds filed for /soroA'g in the
county clerks office today.
RoSalie Bowker Martinez sold
a house on lot 10, square 9 and
tract II to Helen Carrier Robin
son for $4,000.
Ross G. Sawyer sold his for
mer home at 523 Eaton street to
Thomas D. McGrath for $4,000,
The lot has frontage of 48.4 and
a depth of 100 feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-14
AppIicati0ns For
Marriage Licenses

The following applications for
marriage licenses were filed yes
terday in the county judges
office:
William Henry Westcomb, 20,
Los Angeles, and Patricia l..
Goehring, 10, of Key West.
George Acevedo, 81, and Gloria
Martinez, 81, both of Key West.
Herbert C. White, %, Marcells,
Ohio, Anna E. Grancos, 81, Key
West.