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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
DODGERS IN BIG STEAL
 IN 1 GAME
Swipe Eight Base, Which Is Near Record = Reiser
 Chief LarCenisf
DY JoE EE1CIILER JAP SPORTS WRITER)

The Brooklyn Dodgers sWiped 8 bases in one game yesterday-three short of the modern National League record-in drubbing the New York Giants 11-3. Despite their victory, the Dodgers dropped a half game to the Cardinals, who swept a double header from the Pittsburgh Pirates to increase their first place lead to two full games.
 However, the Dodgers position is rot so bad as it sounds, since they are only one game behind in the losing column, having two more games to play than St. Louis.
 Pete Reiser was the Dodgers big gest larcenist yesterday He stole three bases, including home, to make it 34 for the season. Seven times this year he has stolen home Joe Hatten held the Giants in check with four hits.
 Cards Swat Hurlers
 After eking out a 54 decision in II innings of the opener the Cards pummelled five Pittsburgh pitchers for IT hits to coast to a nightcap victor of P to 2.
 The Boston Red OK will have to win the American League flag in the west. Despite their defeat by the Philadelphia Athletics 5-3 yes terday, they came nearer to clinch- ing when both the second place New York Yankees and the third place Detoit Tigers dropped twin bill. The Sox now need only one mere victory to eliminate the Yank ees and two tc end all mathemati- cal changes for the Bengals They can do it tomorrow when they meet the Tigers in Detoit
 Yanks Beaten Twice
 Washington beat the Yankees twice, 2-1 and 9-8. The first game went II innings and was won when Stan Spence poled his second hom- er of the day.
 The Chicago White SoX topped the Tigers twice, Ed Lopat out huIling Hal NeWhouser 3-2 ill the first game and Frank Papish shut ting out the Tigers GO in the af- terpiece. Newhouser's defeat was his seventh against "A victories.
 Don Ross seventh inning homer enabled Bob Teller and the Cleve- land Indians to defeat the St. Louis Browns 3-2 after St. Louis had won the opener Al behind Jack Kramer. In achieving his 23rd vic tory after being beaten six times in his last seven starts, Teller fan ned eight to run his strikeout total to 301
 Hank Wyse pitched and batted the Chicago Cubs to a Al victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
 The Boston Braves and Phila- dephia Phils split a doubleheader the Braves winning the first game 4-3 on pitcher Ed Wrights ninth inning single. The Phils, behind the five-hit pitching of Tom Hugh es, won the second game 40.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
TINY MISS VICTIM
 OF FREAK MlSNAp

Little thrce and one-half year cid Futh Reynoldscn was victim Of freak mishap on Glacier High way Sunday afternoon Fortunately, the tot was not seriously injured ord was to be released from St, Ans Hospital here today after treatnent for g head blow and -ut
 A1irs Reynolasca fell from a mov- iag car in which her family was driving along the Highway Tkc chap occurred near the Aux Bay Rcrreatica Area, when 8 dcor of tIo car swung open.
 Trc little girl was rushed to the hcspisal here by Highway Patrol 1en Emmett Botelho.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
PRO GRID SEASON
 OPENS ON COAST
(BY THE ASSOCIATED pREss)

The new All America Conferences official football season inaugural on the West Coast was definite East Coast success. The powerful New York Yankees crushed the San Francisco Forty Miners, 21 to ', yes terday before 35-thousand fans in San Francisco's KeZar Stadium. They grabbed first period to nothing lead on pass play origin ating from Frankie Alert. But the lead didn't hold up. The Yankees knotted the count in the second period and then proceeded to rip the Forty Miners forward wall to shreds with third period 52-yard march and a 72-yard final period thrust. In another conference game, Brooklyn beat Buffalo, 27 to IA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
HUBBUB IN TUB

HAMMOND, Ind, Charles Smedley, "A, testified in city court that his landlady, Mrs. Rose l. Fin, 37, burst into the bathroom in his home after she came to serve him with an eviction notice.
 T was stunned Smedley told Judge Stanley A. Tweedle. T was nude. I was embarrassed. I stood up in the tub. grabbed towel and wrapped it around myself. She just stood there talking"
 Mrs. Fin, who testified she pre- viously had asked Smedley and his wife to move, explained she had re- turned to renew her demands.
 Judge Tweedle convicted her of trespassing and fined her $5 and costs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
HERR. GUARDS BEAT UGANDA
 TARGET SnO0T

The Alaska Territorial Guards won the target match yesterday with the Royal Canadian Nayymen of the Uganda by a team seore cl 97l to eco.
 Capt. John osborn Of the ATC vas hiah individual for the day and IL. Comdr Landymcre was.high for the Uganda pr. Blanton, Of he Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club icined the ATG fer the shoot.
 The scores were as follows
 Territorial Guards
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
HEAD OF AGRICULTURE SURVEY GROUP STOPS
 HERE OvER WEI EEAElE)

pr Olaf s. Aamodt, head of the Division of Forage Crops and Dis eases, Bureau Of Plant Industry, De- partment of Agriculture, Washing ton, D. C., who has Teen heading
 group of Agriculture Department scientists who have been in Alaska since June on a survey of agri-
 ulture potentials of the Territory, stepped briefly in Juneau this past weekend
 pr, Aapodt arrived here Friday rom the Westward and flew south 10 the States yesterday after con- gening with Regional Forest Ser vice officials here.
 several members of the survey group are still in Alaska, in the Interior and to the Westward. Three specialists of the party had preceded Dr. Aamodt south, through here.
 Phonograph Records. II m e BpautifllI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
ALL-AMERICAN GRID CONFERENCE STARTS: ATTENDANCE IS BIG

NEW YORK, Sept. 9-The All- America Football Conference is off and running with over 100000 pay ing customers watching it's first three games.
 Cleveland, New York and Brook lyn have bounced into an early first-place tie off opening weekend victories and all the other clubs will be in action before the week is out.
 Compared to Cleveland's 44-0 romp over Miami before 6O,135 fans at Cleveland Friday, the two Sun day contests were really tight bat tles
 Brooklyn's grid Dodgers defeated Buffalo 27-l4, with a crowd of 25,- 489 on hand to see Glenn Dobbs overcome the handicap of hand injury tc pass the Dodgers to two fourth-period touchdowns.
 Dan 1oppings New York Yan- kees uncovered a crushing ground attack and a clever passing offen- sive to down San Ftancisco's Forty Miners, 21-7 before an estimated crowd of 35,O00 at Kezar Stadium.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
UNITY

PUEBLO, Colo, Two car thieves, so small it took two of them to operate the automobiles they stole, have been nabbed by police
 The boys, one 10 and the other 12, admitted two such thefts, of ficers said, with enc squatting on the floorboards to operate the clutch and brake while the other sat upstairs" and steered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
DOUBLE TROUBLE

COLUMBUS, inG.--A man who al- legedly borrowed an automobile without the owners consent was sen tened by Judge John K Summa to two to five years in the reformatory --cn 3 bigamy charge.
 Prosecutor Charlton J. Walker said William Cash, 25, had the car fer two months and was using it to shuttle back and forth between two wives.
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 Empire want Ads brine results'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
OIL TANKER HERE

The Alaska Standard, oil tanker, Capt. J. H. Williams was in port yesterday unloading oil until ? am. this morning,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
ALl-STARS DEFEAT UGANDA;;AN0THER
 GAME ON TONIGHT

Baseball returned to the Fire mems ball park diamond yesterday afternoon as the Juneau All-Stars met and defeated the nine from HMRCN Uganda, 10 to g. It was a friendly game although both sides were out to win.
 The score for the game, witness ed by a crowd of almost 200 towns people and crew members from the Uganda and Crescent, was as fctlou-e.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09

The buildings in New York City's Rockefeller Center actually weigh less than the materials excavated in their construction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09

The number of certified civil air. men now is more than ten times the prewar total CT about 342,0e9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09

Copper backed plate mirrors Home Beautiful,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09

With the exception of the sixth inning, when the All Stars ran away on hitting spree to score seven runs. the game was pretty much even ball.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09
GAME TONIGHT

This evening at 5:30 o'clock there will be a baseball game between the Elks and the team from HNIRCN Uganda.
 There will he no gate charge, and the public is invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09


 was Palmer. Worrall did Uganda's hurling fer the first six innings, then was replaced for the last three by Brewer. Worrall moved out to second, and second-sacker Thieman replaced Brewer at first for Ugan- da. In the top half of the ninth, McCarty tock over left field and Metcalf the third sack for the All-Stars
 The line-ups for the game fol- lows: Woolacott, If; Scott Of; Lang Lois, ss; Decosta, 3rd; Thieman 2nd; Brewer, 1st; Arndt, C; Bailey, If; Worrall, p.
 All-Stars. Kessnich, 3rd; Neil sen, ss; Lewis, ecf; Snow, 1st; Mo Daniels, If Holloway, c; Mierzejew- ski, znd; Palmer, p; Cope, If.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09

Empire want Ads pr.nc results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-09

Phonograph Records. II m e Beautiful
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
Nice Weather
For Weeken,i
FAIR WEATHER TOMORROW.
LIGHT VARIABLE
WINDS

Nice prediction for weather
for this weekend from the. Eoy
West Weather Bureau which o..
ports that II will be fair Naias
and tomorrow with light varisbiu
winds.
Other Florida forecasts fol
low:
FLORIDA: Generally faH
with little change ia temusfa
ture today, tonight and Sunday
JACKSONVILLE THROUGH
THE FLORIDA STRAITS And
EAST GULF OF METHip
Gentle variable winds 'oyer iBdth
portion and gentle 60 usodsfate
west to northwest winds uttf
north portion today. graddails
increasing tonight, bs.flanime
moderate west 90 southwest agtF
south portion and moderate q.
fresh southwesterly ovcs NORTH
portion by Sunday. Generally
fair weather.
JACKSONVILLE To APA
LACHICOLA: No small Craii
or storm warnings have blen
issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
Sailor Makes
Poor Turn I'm
Auto Crash
SMASHES INTO CocoNuT
AT zosi EATON ST..
cgHAReEDvw sEDRfviNc
gWWHHLr, DRUNK

Officer Gene Hernandez ar
rested M. S. Carvill for driving
while drunk and causing an acct
dent at the corner of Elizabeth
and Eaton streets this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock.
Officer Hernandez said that
the sailor was driving in a car
owned by Chief Carl Weidetz
and that while travelling south
on Elizabeth the sailor made a
left turn and landed UP in, the
yard at 709 Eaton street smack
up against a coconut tree.
Chief Weidetz told Officer
Hernandez that he had allowed
the sailor to drive the car. Car
will had no drivers license.
The car is pretty badly broken
up in the front end.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
100 Realty Owners
Failed To Apply
h or II X empt1Ons
so SAYS ASSESSOR GANDoL-
FO. WHO EXPLAINS THAT
FULL TAXATION MUST BE
PAID

County Tax Assessor Claude
A. Gandolfo said today that APP
proximately 100 owners of realty
in Monroe county, who had the
privilege to file for homestead
exemptions, failed to take ad-
vantage of that reduction in
taxes. AS a result, he added,
they will have to pay full taxa
ton.
Mr.. Gandolfo said he began
this morning to file assessments
for those residents, numbering
1870, who failed to file a state
imsnt about their personal prop
erty. They will be obliged to pay
taxes on .the amount fixed by
the assessors office, in com
pliance with the law, and also
will be assessed a penalty of 10
per cent annually.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
School Easter
Holidays Start
On April l7t'
HOLIDAYS WILL BE UNTIL.
FOLLOWING MONDAY: ALL
PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN CoUN-
TY TO CLOSE

Easter holidays in the ptibltc
schools of Monroe county Viii Be
from Wednesday, April II, until
The following Monday, accordd. 3
% an announcement from t/e of
flee at the superintendent of pub
he instruction, Willard Albury.
The schools which will get this
holiday will be Key West Junior
Senior High School and Annex,
Division Street and Harris Ela-
mcntary Schools, Poinciana Ele-
mcntary, Douglass School Color.
cd, and schools at Tavernie,
MateCumbe and Marathon on the
Keys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
Drilling For Oil On Sugar.
Loaf TO Be Started ShOTt|vT
By Gulf Oil Corporation
49, APPLIED I'd WAR
wAn DEPARTMENT.
FsbEg PERMISSION To
80 I'D ROAD To SITE

tsasf OH Cooperation. which %
$3.50 asAllng q weii Ia search of
- go hls plnc key. has appi -
s. - as fsparln,eni fnr per
a - esnainsef roadway
80 tina nisuetsfe fsr ave
M IS 3 0ell en- siIaaf Loaf
- sanasnt has sent The
M sc folo3ins infmTrs-
A2sflsNafian has been made 30
- 49, Dspartmrni By Gulf OIL
NmHa Steer &c permit 90 con
stsaaa FuNk -fill causcway and a
AalNmflna sireture f0r well.
aHAsisn3 uamrhlnery. and a rock iili
maaasA - fret BY 200 feet In
Nssa. IN 8saEarisaf Sound. Saddle
h@h keys. Monroo County,
NHaFs8a
ia eeuieF 81 the proposed
aNgFRh siIsaeturg would be- about
las4 test nofth- northwcste ~
ifum use a q s triangulation
alaflan -sagarioaf q. and about
2.ea0 So eastrriy from sugarloaf
eseeA. an ias northeriy side ~.
ana esaaaneiiug with. the aban-
essnsa hlshWay On Florida Keys
sana
Fe ps9poaed causcwuy would
NNANna lnaa alse watrFway about
80 tsa& Am a noFth-northwo1ieriy
aFeea ann wouia terminate IN.
- mgaeNsa island. the haywarj'
ehd rs ehieh would b. about 7 S
kees fFnsn the center line OF the.
sasA hlahNay. end about $50 feet
Amsmafa fnam the mang .cve
N@am8 wghish iingta the. shors-.
ghs esaseNay would b. 10 tcet
Neis
fa8 aappafting structure for
tfsF aaEhluefF would b. IL con
efeis aasosli 81 ieet b. 33 feet
Efa aeek a the causcWay
walid - IS iect above mean low
Ma1ef
TIE said machinery structure
wMsla Nugipuft q wcil-drilling dCg-
$50 Mna xafiuus buildings "a
hsasee oasinrH. rnRines. aud 0thar
NsfnNf2 Nhe aprK uf inc de-.
fHA mmaia b. mbuut $50 fcol aOOvc
msN#m kow wmgnF
2ssmns "a ti1is' W.ak may b.
Nen q ihe y 81 Engineer Office.
80 NsteFalslo Avenue. Jackson
ssl1E - alsd ~ me oflicc 81 the
hsssNnt kaeinefr. n s Engineer
14I.ee Aiami bsach. Fla
a s. Hai proposed to holst a
Fssssas hearing gn thia applicaiioi
AsfFnze atsulng o. protest lhs
NFaEa@xi aork from the stand-
Eani - ifs Interference with. 80
sffeei a1ssn. navigation, should
assaEasi slEh pTuiUst in writirg.
Nsih fsasofa be- sufficient detail
q FsEtait smieiligcnt considera-
taam Protests ahnuld be- mailed
- sa& ttstFiet Engineer. q. s. I'm
Nsms&s 6sftiee. y. o. Box 1910
. hNansbile. Via la time % be-
FNe sd on or hefnrc April N.
gMsk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
To Ask
Display Of Flags
On Parade Route
NUMBER OF NovIcEs FOB
CEREMONIAL INCREASED
TO 3o;i MANY MIAMIANS
COMING

A committee, comprising Ev-
erett Rivas, Glen c. Price ana
'FeTlSesirlo Sanus, next week Win
request business houses to dis
play flags or decorations along
the line of march of the parade
to be given Saturday in con-
neetion with the. ceremonial to
be held in Key West by Mahi
Shrine Temple, of Miami, with
which the Key West Shrine Club
is affiliated.
The parade is scheduled to
start at 2 o'clock in the after
noon at Eaton and Duval streets.
The paraders will go up Duval
to Division, along Division to
White and thence to the High
School gymnasium, where the
ceremonial will. be held.
DR.. John K. CIemmer, who
organized the Key West Shrine
Club, said today that the num-
Der of novices has increased
from % TO 80.
He also stated that 175 uni
formed ShrinerS, have arranged
to Gomez to Key West, and that
other reservations, thus far
made, total 45 ''
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06

Will Protest
Bridge Removal
BUSINESSMEN. JUNIOR CHAM.
Der. POSSIBLY sR. CHAM,
Der OF COMMERCE. TO
PRoTEST TUESDAY,

Public opinion is crystallizing
on the county commissioners
proposal to- destroy the Boca
Chica bridge with, the work by
the State Road Department.
Key West Businessmen's Asso-
citation Board of Directors have
been modified Of the county meet
ing next Faesday lat 7:3O p. m,
and will be present to protest
the destruction of the bridge.
Key West Junior Chamber Of
Commerce will have a delega-
ton at the meeting to protest
the commissioners action, Pres
ident Jack Delaney said today.
Key West Senior Chamber of
Commerce President Maitland
Adams will be interviewed by a
delegation from the Chamber
and it is probable that this or
ganization will have a group to
also protest loss of one of Key
Vests tourist resources.
county commission last
Tuesday. were locked at a two
to two vote. with Chairman Al
Ian Parrish not, voting on the
question of allowing further de
struction of the bridge. The
bridge is about one-third demol-
ished now. Probably half of the
bridge can be saved by public
action with the bridge over the
main channel about 26 feet deep
still intact and at the present
speed of work by the State Road
Department Forces remaining SO
by next Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
~ Billion Yen
Found Under Mud
La Bay At Tokyo
tny AssseIases F=essI

Tokyo. April s.-Investiga-
ton directed at trying to find
the vast gold store Japan was
thought 10 possess. which had
been soing On ever since the
American occupation of pJa-
pan began eulmiuatedotodaYs
in finding thirteen billionYensl
In sold end silver in Tokyo
Bay.
The metal is worth two bill
lien dollars in American
money.
II was divulged that a
Geisha girl tipped off the in
vessigators 10 the place where
the gold and silver were hid
den. She said that her reason
for divulging the information
was because she had learned
that Japanese warlords had
hidden the money in the hope
Of using il ss neucleus. after
American troops had been
Withdrawn from Japan. to be
gin preparations for another
war.
The ingots here found bur-
led in mud in six feet of wa
ter. at the exact location
where the girl said the money
was hidden. 1t required but
one dive by en- American Of
ficeF TO come into contact with
some ok the ingots.
"A thorough search was
made. and when the last of the
ingots were brought to the
surtscn. ell Of them were
weighed and their worth was
estimated at thirteen billion
yen. -,.-. .......
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
War Department
Denies Red Charge
ONLY 800 AMERICAN TROOPS
REMAIN IN ICELAND OUT
OF 100000
Ry Associated prrssl

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The
War Department, in replying to-
day to a statement made by In.
veztla, Soviet semi-official news
paper, that the United States is
acquiring land in Iceland for
military bases, declared there
was no truth to the story.
The department explained
further that the charges about
the large number of American
troops in Iceland is also false.
1t was officially stated that, of
the 10000 men the United States
had in Iceland during the war,
only 800 of them remain, and
that all of them are technicians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
Joseph Spelock Killed Falling
OFF Running Board Of Vehicle
Wrecker From SIS Willett
Died This Morning I'm
Navy Hospital; Auto
Travelling Slowly

- Joseph Spelock, sd, died at 6.ls
this morning from the effects of
d fall Off an automobile at thf'
corner of Grinnen and aCaroljne
streets.
MIR. Spelock was armember Of
the wrecking crew on the tug
Willett, based at Craig Dock. He
resided at LOG Simonton street.
According to police, Mr.. Spelock
was riding on the running board
of an automobile driven by Her
bert Williams of 167-D Poinciana
and while the car was going north
on Grinnell street at fifteen mi!as
per hour Mr.. Spelock suddenly
fell off onto the street. Pritchard
ambulance responded to a cali
and carried Mr.. Spelock to the
Navy Hospital, where he died this
morning.
Preliminary diagnosis revealed
that he had a fractured skull AMI
internal injuries.
Patrolman Frank jolly was call
ed to the scene and gave assist-
ance.
Mr.. Spelock is survived by the
widow, Mrs. Anne A., Spelock.
The deceased had been aresident
of Key West for the past six
years,
Eunsral services viii be he1l
"a ess,asAy "a 3+ss@iaes, a.; Il s .s,clacx
from the chapel of Pritchard's
Funeral Home, with Rev, Cox Of
Fleming Street Methodist Church
officiating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
Police Fire
In Air, arrest
Sailors

Yesterday a call came from
Mrs. James Matheson of JAIL
Division Street to police sta
ton that two sailor men were
trying to steal her car.
Rushing to the scene. Chief
of Police Louis Eisner and
Lieutenant Joseph Kemp gave
chase as they spotted the two
sailors, pursuing them through
back yaraG, The sailcrs cons
tinued at q good clip until the
police fired shots into the air
to brighten them. The sailors
then came to a stop. 4 49,
They were George A.
O'Conner. 20. and F. j. preg,
enzer. ls. of Boca Chica. They
were placed II the city jail
and warrants made out for
them.
The car number is SD
1867.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
TOlAvOid Controversial Subjects
At Next Meeting Security Council
IRAN RUSSO QUESTION
CONSIDERED - sat.
TIED; RUSSIAN FORs.
ES LEAVING FAST


NEW YORK, April 6.-is was
indicated today that no csm-
troversal subjects viii D. dis.
cussed at the UN Security coun-
Gil meeting to be held Tuesday
afternoon. beginning a } o'ehsek.
at Hunter College.
g Reason for that view 49, D.
cause. just before SessesAEg q
State James Byrnes Ielt -
Washington. he insiTnassd -
he would not be present II th
conference, and that Edward B
Stettinius will serve for Bygnes
1t was said that members Il
the council are averse 81 the dis
cussion of any subject Of q fgie-
tional nature. The Iran Russo
question Is apparently settled
because the Iranian repFesenfa-
tive announced that his govern
ment considers II got the bsitef
of the bargain in the treaty made
with Russia.
News from Teheran today said
that constant streams Of Russian
troops, including metaanlsed
units, are passing beyond the
border of northern Iran.
Another. story said that Rus
sian engineers are prepaElng o.
drill wells in northern Iran IA
search Of oil. and that tho nus
sian government already Is OBJ
tanning Iranian oil.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
Two Arrested On
Vaggrancy Charges

Chief Deputy Sheriff Moreno
Wallace and Deputy Will Archer,
last night, arrested two negresses
on charges of vagrancy and are
holding each under 500 bail Cor
arrangement Monday before Peace
Justice Esquinaldo.
They are Bessie Louise Jones.
q, 300 Thomas street, and Tony
Brown, %, GIG Mickens lane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-06
Temperatures

Temperature data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 am. ~