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SEVEN MILLION READ
ABOUT KEY WEST


l have been shooting the
breeze for some time now on the
amount of free publicity which
is given this little town at the
end of the Florida Keys by na22
tional' writer's and of the amount
of further publicity which would
be giveniifsan advertising! man OF
writer were available, to send off
photos and press release stories
about Key West to these writers
and also handle the advertising
copy which will be circulated in
Miami to- secure the soverflow
down here It. issa program gWorth
many thousands OF dolla1S much
more THAI YOU could SsetP b. YOU
tried to just advertise straight
throughout the country. Here's
the latest: Jimmy Bowers in his
sports column The Powerhouse1
ha sa full column in the New
York Daily News on the happen
ings he had in a quickie visit to
Key West. Column reaches 7,000,-
900 readers and it is not telling
how many more who do not sub
scribe to the paper and yet read
it. Do you believe now we are
good copy: Some day we're going
to wake up and have a live-wire
writer hired and paid for by the
businessmen here who will see
that this copy material is con-
tinually poured out.
DINNER FOR COHEN 1
Farewell dinner for Sam Cohen
will be given by the Key West.
B usinessmen's Association tomor :
row night at the Gulfstream Res
taurant at g pm. Oyer 35 mem 3
bers have alrea dy made reserva~
lions. This up and coming AssoS
citation will miss a real live wire
when Sam Cohen goes back to
Miami shortly. So long and good
luck and drop in on us often
Sam. Another Sam, Sam Silver
man is in charge of the luncheon.
BIG LEAGUE TEAM HERE
Here's your prediction for to-
day. Hope the Stadium committee
don't too much dislike this pre-
mature publicity but they're go
ing to try to get a concrete stad-
ium for Key West with the pro
ceeds from the Sponge Festival
the first step in this direction.
Eventually big league teams will
be asked to come here and train
in Key Vests superb winter
climate. This will be lot better
than horse racing or dog racing,
methinks. It will be monument
to the city's progress. Here's a
guests that the county will be
asked to take over the Stadium
and that it will accept.
SCENIC HIGHWAY NEXT
Here's a pet project which
have been hacpirg on for some
time and which looks as if it
might have the Shapings up now
to be of a concrete nature. That
is the question of keeping the
old Overseas Hiobyuov oman oIopo
the ocean side. Commissioner
Maxine Valdez tells me that he
will personally fight for having
it kept up with one reservation,
that the Sugarloaf Bridge be
torn up. Here's the story: There
are the Tarpon Creek bridge,
Sugarloaf Creek (not bridge
bridge, Nancy's Bridge, Geiger's
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Raans ag ahe views 90 zee remm~
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ransea. The wstssEs ahamaa -
fair and eanffne fhe teefeEs -
$40 vseFd.. and write On ene stae
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lie writer's nnuNf aHFaWH4eF So
leffers sna Will - raHiisAfe oH~
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American women lag In poll
teal activity, DR.. Phillips asserts.
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Anderson moves to increase
sugar stocks. hold prices.
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Portraits in your home by ap-
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10 PM. Tel. 500.
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"Wednesday NIGHT


Rst yeaF The amateur league
- Nahs cunsisted Of two circuits,
4 ass y Each circuit had nine
Clos Three hundred and sixty
pl4teTs foflk part in the games
aAa fetts gradnated 10 organized
ha&Eheil We should have a
sHih FlQfida Baseball League.
w4h hgmeslead. South Miami.
MRmi 81 Myers and other cities
f@NEesnnlod. We could have q
teN8R1 NNGFN Bear Key West
sfaaln hnNe . well-halanced loo,J
re yRmr Fnnnd
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BASEBALL
NJ Municipal Stadium

Afternoon Games)
SUNDAY
To be announced.
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MX"W =" $3.50 ~" p. ~ v
paily News and Carbonelss
L.lncheoneite viii engage in the
ties game 81 . basketball triple
hesaer tomerrow night at The
HlEh School Gymnasium. BoIh
fienR are about equally matched
and > good game should result.
II the second battle will be
Sweetings Auto Service and the
20 ana coming Coca Cola five.
TAGse seams are fighting for first
PlscN, ~ fans can rest assured a
haFn-t9ught melee viii be on tap
wnnn they meet.
Ehewink Divers play the Inde-
peFNieiafs IN the third and firal
desc lpm0rrpw night. The CLUBS
afe liea for fourth place in the
mens Class A League.
Wednesday Night
the epening game Wednesday
nieft wlh bring together twn
ei4lm fighllng foE lasl plaees zee
~ lilN Eccoad game, Earthquake
eF4 sad Denial Corps taaglsvsEa
In fle third battle the 4 leakds$
Zoo ~ Hed RaideEs win clash
w3h WAIVE The Radiorrcn
h4NN NFenily improved in their
80 gRulns and the Red Raiders
wh h@ge 3 tough time stopping
them "Wednesday night
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Two conch pearls, $4,000. 1917
Petronia Street. mar18-2tx
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Radio, new, small. Sidewalk
skates. Skating Rink.
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Grape vines. 1917 Petronia st.
mar18-6ty
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-23
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Moribus paternis - Nad1 natert1ttp
Grsabnns Der amtsrser g&a sorisu SabrbmnSers
Son Ansear aIbina
Gortiesung)

gnblib fubr Der 3us in Sen 9obn,
bof bon Sloren5 Elm. Ser Eaitor rel.
ite iofort tpeiter na6 Bologna. Ser.
mann nabm bofli6 aber gemeiien bon
linn Ibihieo.
SIM Sotel Gran 8retagna anges
langt, frogte er gleif nad grofeiior
Sinoer.
rCmquanta sci, Signore."
Sermonn elite binouf uno flopfte
BEL gtr. Sc an.
giniee Minuten ipater iaB er nit
5inber auf bem 8alfon ieines 3in1.
mers, 1pelder gum Shute gesen Die
Sonne nit elmer freunoli6en Wars
fiji iiberoadt NOR uno einen prddti.
gen 9lid auf ben 9lrno geitattete.
u@ie idon lit bieies erlte 8ilo, oas
id) genieben fann!" rief Sermann be.
eeiItert aus.
~sSa, Sern1onn, Sloren5 miro 81
men gefallen - au6 naf &om. grit
einen Sag bin i6 bier, uno i6on fiibld
itdb meine Seele beimiiG. Sic mei1t,
es ntiiiie bier alles bereinigt iei11, tpas
es Sobes u1to Coles auf ser 8elt
gibt: Die 9feligion, oie 8iiieni6aft,
Die &unlt, Die S6onbeit ser Weni6e11
11no Die @n1nut Der geatur. Selte
friib mar ib oben ouf San Ofiniato
- Der 8lid bon BORT auf bic Stobt
uno ons Irno-Gal lit ein5ig. Sd fiibs
re Sic morgen pormittag binouf, oOer
- 1penn Sic nidt 81 miioe iinb -
beute abeno. 8ielleidt lit bic 3eit Der
9dmmerl1ng oie bette; Damn lit Ser
@eiit bonn Sageiperf ernliioet, fiir
neue, gang eigenartige ginbriide an1
> oonf b + It en-; er fiiblt itd err
frtl6t uno geboben uno pereibt oa-
ber nidt lei6t, mas ibm ge5eigt muir
De. Id, 1penn i6 nl1r 1i6t 10 piel in
aooi5es uno Soliatten berumtpirt-
idaften n1iiBte! - God i6 bergeiie
ia gang, Sbnen @riiBe bon oabeim
5u bringe11."
Ser Brofeiior berihtete al 10 bon
Samburg, uno Biz gum Supper Bile
ben Die 51pei in trauli6em @eipr16e
BEL einanoer.
I9tes &opiteI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-23
SeelenfGmpfe

Die Reuigfeiten, ipel6e Sinber
1uuBte, tparen balo er5dblt. Ser 8iir>
germeilter befano ii6 BEL Oes Grofei>
lors Ibreiie nod Elm 1penig lnpdBs
lid, aber iein 3uitano eridien trot
ieines boben Ilters our6ous nidt be-
iorgniserregeno. Die Wfit1pirfung an
ben Irbeiten bes Senates tpoQte Ser
8apa freili6 NIT Dem abloufenben
Sabre oarangeben; er fiiblte ii6 ser
ongeitrengten Sdtigfeit uno oen &e-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nid)t mebr ge.
padien. Cine iiineere &raft tperoe
balo mieoer gut MAIDEN, mas er IelbIt
our6 leine greilenbafte 2anglamfeit
berlaun1t babe.
r0as lit nun sic reinIte 8el6eioen-
belt bon Sbrem lieben 8apa," erflGr-
te Sinoer; ~i6 gebe Sbnen Die Ser
ii6erung, baB Der olte Serr einen
1peitern 8lid unb cine enersii6ere
Snitiatine beiitt als oiele utrlerer TO-
genannten Wdnner bes Cages"
~Bie itebt es benn NIT Dem ge-
planten Samilienfeit ouf 8ernslob?"
rSbr Bapa balt an bieier Soee
bur6ol,s feit. Sbrem Snfel Sulius
bot er tpabrifeinliG idon na6 g}om
geihrieben. sSSbre Sante bon 3ebfop
ion BON 8roB- B-Mar6in mit Ser gan.
gen Samilie biniiberfommen. 9ie
8erlpanoten in ser Stabt tperben
ielbitperItanoli6 aae babel iein. gs
fonnten leidt an o6t5ig Samilienmit=
glieoer iid Inn Sbren Bapa beriam=
neln. SSbre Sante GblotiIbe bat Die
3abl gan5 genau ausgere6net. 9o
man auBerbem nod Die intimiten
5reunoe oes Saui ies einlaoen mill, 10
,piro es elm 1pabres 80lferfeit seber. 1"
uIber pie- iollen benn iiber bun=
oert Berionen auf 8ernslob Inter
funft finben?"
nsu6 bafiir lit geIorgt. giniee
Nadbarn, 3. 9. Sr. bon Brillpis
uno Ser alte @eiBeniee, Ser 8apa bes
Iultigen Hittneilters, iperben einen
Cell Der @alte al1tnebmen. NuBeroem
fann man ia bon Slbesloe aus 2ii=
bef in elmer balben Stunoe per 8abn
erreihen."
ngs gibt alio cine gang eroBartige
Sete. Sd boffe, Snfel Sulius miro
aud) babel iein. Sd babe Oie Sami-
lie iebr Iieb getponnen.
~Gos idrie6en Sic, Sermonn.
HiGt uabr, Sbr Snfel bat brei &in-
6er?"
rSa."
yaaes Sobne2".
Ser 9rofeiior bemerfte, baB Ser.
mann errotete, als er er1piberte
Stein, nein - nur 5pei Sobne uno
cine To1ter."
vNettes WG66en9" fragte Der Bro,
feiior, 1pelder als peltfluger Wann
i6on allerlei 5u abnen begann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-23

Wit iebent Gage getDanrten Gin6er
uno Sermann bic Weeoi3eeritaot lie
Der. Worgerts tpar Der Hrofeiior ent-
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26
Osmena Comedies Presidency Defeat

MANILA, April 26, (P)-Sergio Osmenas headquarters tonight virtually conceded defeat for Phil ippine's presidency with the charge that "the election is being stolen and apparently nothing can be done" A highly placed source said the chances of President Os- mena defeating Senate leader Manuel Roxas were "very slen- der. Roxas' supporters terrorized the voters in at least three prov inces."
 Roxas has been in hiding, sup porters said, because of threats of Kidnapping.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26
ARIEL DODDERIDGr
 WRITES FROM DULUTH

Ariel Do1deridge writes from Duluth, Minn., that she is enjoy ing showing off her beautiful mug get butterfly which she won at the Pioneer Card Parties this winter and is enjoying the trees and greenery but has a tale of woe to tell. No one in Duluth can pur- chase nylon hose unless they have had a charge account for some time which means that she is dust out of luck"
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Wien Airlines had a plane in yesterday from Fairbanks via Wiseman and Kotzebue. Passen- ger to Kotzebue was Pvt. Calm and Emmanuel Lobaudero to Xii ana. Passengers for Nome enroute to Fairbanks were Mrs. E. J. Per atrovich, A. Kowunna, Major Green, Frank Fellows. Departing from Nome were Allen Lee, Charles and MT. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan were picked up at Unala- kleet for Fairbanks.
 A trip was made to Gambel yes
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26
Rayon Stocking Sale Develops Bad Run

PATERSON, N. J., (P)-A ho- siery dealer was reported to the OPA district office by three wo- men for overcharging on ra.on stockings. The OPA investigated, refunded 50 cents each to the trio, then collected S1,116 in triple damage settlements for over charges on 744 other sales of stockings turned up in the inves- tigation.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26
HAND TO MOUTH

PRESTON, England, (PO - A man who lost his top set of arti- ficial teeth while leaning out of a train window got them back by mail. Meanwhile, 100 miles of track had been searched for them.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving on the delayed trip of the Pan American Airways last evening were Bruce Nelson, Fred Durocher and George Bayer.
 Departing for Fairbanks, Clay ton Finnegan and Paul Vaudeville for Galena.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26
AT THE WALLACE hOTEL-

George Collins, Anchorage: Earl P Il g rim, Fairbanks; Elizabeth Cross, Kotzebue; Lawrence Will Hams, Savoonga; Clifton Caudel, Cape Nome: Bruce Ne, O re Durocher, Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26

terday taking Joan Mihelic for the U. s. Weather Bureau and James Anigayou. Lawrence Will Hams of the Alaska Native Serv- ice returned to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-26
Hospital Note,

Patients admitted to the hCspi- tai this week were Annie Nerslak of White Mountain and George Jones, janitor of the Nome Talri- al School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Churchill VIII Be Heard
In Radio AddTGSSiIOnig|llN
At Waldorf Astoria Hotel
THIRTEEN HUMID RED
POI MEN WILL
GUARD BUILDING IN
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March I5.-%New
York Police Department an
nouneed this morning that il had
dstailed 1900 policemen to guard
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, from
which former Prime Minister
Winnlon Churchill will broad
cal ms speech tonight. presum-
ailiy la reply 30 Premier Stains
atiark 81 Churchill yesterday. lie
IS scheduled IA speak from 1890
g "a o'elock.
MagoT O'Dwycr said that he
had r0crivcd word from Wash
nxton that Dean Acheson. Of the
department. Of state. who was
mrheduled % make a five-minute
address before Churchilfs speech,
had changed has plans To attend
the dinner that will be- given in
honor If Churchill
u was believed that the change
resulted from the worldwide stir
that has bccn caused by Church
as Fulton speech and the reply
b. a by Stain.
while the 1900 policemen will
Surround the hotel. the Go said
a wosild have 5000 members
pigket tho hotel rs "a protest
aRainst ChurChills making his
speeeh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Bob Pollock
Donates PAL
Medal Awards
ALSO VOLUNTEERS SERVICE
ON COMMITTEE OF LEAGUE
HEADED BY LIEUTENANT
RAY ATWELL

Bob Pollock of Pollock's
Jewelry Store has donated the
silver and bronze award medals
to the Police Athletic League
which is headed by Lieutenant
Ray Atwell and Chief CT Police
Louis Eisner.
Mr.. Pollock advised Mr.. At
well in a letter as follows:
Knowing the good work per-
formed by, the New York PAL
and the need for a similar organ
ization here in Key West, ]
would like to volunteer my serv-
ices to serve on the council of the
Key West PAL"
Police Athletic League is being
organized in Key West with
three councils planned for the
city and with competitive play
between the three.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Union Against
Scavenger Dock
At Crinnell St.
PLAN $4,000 AUDITORIUM
AND STORE BUILDING AT
CORNER OF GRINNELL AND
CAROLINE STREETS

At a meeting of Carpenters
Union last night presided over
by business agent Clarence Higgs,
it was voted that the body go or
record against construction of q
city scavenger pier at the north
end of Grinnell street.
The Union pointed out that il
is planning constructionof a $685.
900 Hall and Recreation Auditor
ium at the corner of Grinnell and
Caroline streets. Blueprints for
the Hall have been prepared and
will be submitted at the next
meeting Of the Union at z pm
Wednesday night at Red Mems
Hall.
On the first floor will be four
store spaces and on the second
floor in the auditorium will be
seats for 500 persons and there
will also be a stage. There will
also be offices of the Union or
the second floor. The building
will be SO x 80. Building will be
of CHS construction.
Mr.. Higgs pointed out that the
site of the Sponge Dock upon
which the city is formulating
plans to build a pier out $50 feet
Continued on Page Four ).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Lions Discuss
National Policy.
Wage Disputes
INDUCT NEW LION WILLIAM
J. PUTCAMP: AWARDS PRE-
SCENTED LIONS FOR MEM
BERSHIPS

Our national policy regarding
the settlement of wage disputes
was the subject of an open forum
held last night at the regular
meeting of the Key West Lions
Club held in the Den on Semin-
airy street. Program Chairman
Allan Hampton led the discus
sion and the meeting was presid-
cd over by Lion President Con
zalo Bezanilla.
Induction ceremonies for new
cub lion, William J. Putcamp
were led by the Secretary, Gerald
Saunders. The new member was
sponsored by Lion Brad Forbes
Lion Secretary Saunders also
presented awards for the recently
concluded membership campaign
conducted in honor of the Inter
national Secretary General Mel
vim Jones. The awards were as
follows: Desk set to Milton LOpa-
tin; pocket key case to Berard
Waite; ash tray to Aron Boyer;
key case to Gerald Saunders
Both President Bczanilla and
Secretary Saunders received q
silver Lion paperWeight in recog-
milton of the clubs splendid
showing in the campaign.
Guests at last nights meeting
were: julius w. Kevash of Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, guest of Fred J
Miller; Mark A. Walsh of Forado
Mimi, Sheldon Gruber, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Leo Green
berg, Bronx, N. Y, guests of Ear
f. Hamilton; Everett r. Rivas
Jr., guest of his father, E. R
Rivas; Johnnie Gomez, of Key
West, guest Of Ralph Gonzales.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
NO INDICATIONS az
REDS HAVING AIl.
VANCED m DIREG-
TlON OF TEiIERsN

LONDON. March Is. 900 TIE
Iranian government reported to-
day that il had mobilized les
American-equippcd army q ie0.-
900 10 resist TO the death" any
attempt of the Russians 10 marcia
on Teheran.
However. while Russia l.
known % have strengthened H.
army in northwestern Iran wiih
an arinorcd division. maae ~
chiefly Of Amcriean-huils sheF,
man tanks. there is no lnals llon
that the troops have advanced u
the direction Of Tcheran.
II was said here by military ex-
perts that the lranian army. sixe
for size, is among the worlds
best. Russian forces in Iran aFe
said to total from 10000 Ca i00.-
900.
The United States has promised
diplomatic support 30 the iran
ian government. a dispatch from
that country stated. In revealing
that statement. the lranian prem
Ter also said that he had offered
to take the Iran Russo dispute
before the UNo for settlement.
but no reply has yet been receiv-
cd from Russia.
He concluded that The presence
of Russian troops in Iran threaten
the national security Of that
country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Emily Goddard To
Share In Estate
WILL INHERIT APPROXI
MATELY $4,000 AFTER
LIFE ESTATE
Especial to- The CItixenI

NEW YORK, March l5.-Mrs
Emily Goddard, of Alt United
street, Key West, will share ulti-
mately in property left by her
aunt, the late Emily G.. Coster of
New York, whose estate was APP
praised here today by the New
York State Transfer Tax Depart
ment. She will inherit approx
mately $4,000 after a life estate
Mrs. Coster left half of her es-
tate in trust to another niece
Gertrude o. Miltron of Milford
Pa. At her death Mrs. Goddard
will inherit the fund. The re-
manner of the residue is placed
in trust for the benefit of Frances
Campbell, a niece, of White
Plains, N. Y. with her children
as the ultimate heirs.
The testatrix died October 8
1914, at her homo here. She was
the widow of John II. Costcr
Property left by Mrs. Coster was
appraised today at $ll4,89l net
value.
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ASKS PAPER BE USED W1TH
SUMMER HEAT APPROACH.
ING: DESIRES NO COM
PLANT OF DOORS

IS
City Public Service Director
Robert Dopp asked scavcnger
service users to use paper around
wet garbage when placing in
pals to further promote cleanli-
ness, and protect public health.
Mr., Dopp is in Charge of Scav-
enger Department. trucks hauling
away OF garbage and with the
approach of summer heat, Mr.
sDopp is DESTROYS 'tfat garbage
pals over the city be. the source
of no complaint.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Ickes Heard
In New York
tBy Associated PseNsI

NEW YORK, March 15.-Har-
old Ickes, who is here to organize
his Independent Civilian Com
mittcc of Arts and Sciences, said
today that the committee will not
oppose the nomination of Prcsi-
dent Truman to succeed himself
or oppose him during his cam
paign for election, provided he
proves as liberal in his policies
as was the late President Roose-
welt
The committee, Ickcs added, is
not to be formed primarily to OPP
pose the Democratic or any other
party, but to further the cause of
liberalism in the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Russians Strip
Plants In
Korea
tHy Associated PrcSsI

Ey associated PrcSSb
WASHINGTON. March IL.
Tho Korean government re-
ported today that the Rus.
slams have stripped nearly ali
the plants in northern Korea
OF their machinery and have
shipped it to Siberia.
Capital goods of ell kinds
and raw materials were TAX
en-. and, the report said that
most Of the plants were
stripped to SO great an ex-
tent they are now only shells.