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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
lJredul1Sova
poSta
Rojakom v Clevelandu!

9t s2
Kot je bila ze porocano, so
pred kratkim dospeli sem, "a
stopniki Jugoslovanskega rde-
cega kriza in sicer: DR.. r. Neu-
baur, sef zdravilisca ma Golni-
gu, ga. NADIA Kraigher IL Trsta
in poroenik Gojko Ratkovic.
Njih naloga je seznaniti anne
risko in jugoslovansko javnost,
0 silnih potezkocah jugoslovan-
skega rdecega kriza. S seboj so
prinesi tudi filme o osvoboditvi
Ljubljane in lepote Gorenjske.
Umevno je, da bi nasi rojaki
radi videi filme, kot tudi slisa-
Ii porocila ondotnih zdravstve-
nih avtoritet. Zato so lokalne
podruznice SANSa, pod pokrovi-
teljstvom Centralnega odbora
sklenile, da Sc povabi v ia ma
men vse tri zastopnike v Cleve-
land, kjer bodo obdrzavali pre-
davanja in obenem predvajali
slovenske filme in druge doku-
mentarne slike. Razume Sc, da
je tenn zastopnikom odmerjen
cas- in oh sobotah in nedeljah SO
vse nase dvorane oddane. Zato
sc bodo vrsile predstave in pre-
davanja med tednom zvecer.
Odbor je po svoji najboljsi
previdnosti uredil stvar tako-le; ;
V ponedeljek, IA. januarja I'VE
GER Sc vrsi sprejemni vecer 60
stow v SIND ma St. Clair Ave.
V torek, Is. januarja. Predva-
jamie filmov in predavanje v
SID ma Recher Ave., Euclid,
O. V cetrtek, II. januarja
predvajanje in predavanje v
SID ma Waterloo Rd. V pc
tex, 18. januarja sprejemni We
Ger Progresivnih Slovenk in
Slov. zenske~ zveze v pocast &c.
Made Krigherjeve. i !
Ia nacrt seveda Sc nj popoln,
kajti, lahko Sc te redke prilike
! posluzijo tudi rojaki il zapad-
! ne strani, Newburgha in Maple
/ Heights. Vse te naselbine imajo
/ dvorane, katere lahko napolni-
/ jo. Dale Sc DO odlocilo en- dan
ali diva tudi "a slovenske zdrav-
nike, S katerimi Sc zla sti DIR.
Neubauer zeli seznaniti.
Misija Rdecega kriza Sc bo
mudila V Zdruzenih drzavah, Ka.
nadi, Mehiki in Juzni Ameriki
sest mesecev. Prisla je sem ma
povabilo ameriske Wade. IL Gle.
velanda odpotuje po drugih vee.
jih mestih. Rojakom topic pri'
porocamo, da napolnijo vse dvo'
rane, kajti imeli bodo sijajer
dusevni uzitek. Vstopnina be
prosta. Vec o tenn DO priobcenc
V nash casopisih.
Ia publicijski odbor,
F. Cesen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
MESTNE
NOVICE
Osem obtozenih ponareje-
vanja voznih kart

V ponedeljek je bila formalno
naperjena obtozba ponarejeva-
MIA tedenskih voznih kart ma
pocestni zeleznici v Clevelandu
napram osmim osebam. Med te-
mi SO stirje sprevodniki ma c.
dar Ave-, progi; diva tiskarja in
dive drugi osebi.
Detectiva Louis Jalovec in
John Cleary pravita, da je bilo
izdanih mnogo ponarejenih te-
denskih voznih kart C. T. siste-
ma, kar je ponarejevalcem pri-
neslo okrog $4,000 dobicka. OBJ
tozeni konduktorji so: Thomp-
son ]. Gaines, 26, stanujoc ma
2038 E. IS St.; John F. Oldwine,
"a, liz naslova 2176 E. 90 St.. !;
William Presley, 81, stanujoe
ma ALL Green Court, in Joseph
D. McAlpin, "a, iz naslova 6303
Cedar Ave.
+ Tiskarji so sledeei: Clarence
l.. Hill, rs, iz naslova 9703 Hol-
lingsworth Court, in Collins A.
Haynesworth, 21, il 6618 Bel
videre Ave. Pri zadevi pa sta Ia
pletena Sc 24-letni Arthur Saun-
ders, bivsi avtobus voznik, in
22-letni Rodney Freeman.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
PRVI JUGOSLO OVANI
v AMERIKH

Kdo SO bill lprvi Jugosloyani,
ki so Sc naselili v Ameriki? &c
ne veste, eitajte "A Nation OF
Nations" khjigo, ki je najnovej.
Sc literarYo delo nasega aneri-
sko-sloven$kega poznanega IN
spostovanfga pisatelja Louis
Adamica. Ia vsakega naseljenea
All tu rojenega Slovenca ali IN
gosaovana je zelo vazn0, d. vet
v ur4tnistvu Enakopravnosti "a
lahko8 nabavite.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
Cnji zzidoyskih
bOrcey "a sNOb0dO

JERUzALEM O.N,A.) -.
Constantine Poulos poroea !: Ma
skrivaj sem Sc ycerai sestal
mex % v Palestini s iednanop
Yelinom, II je pryak zidovskih
borcev "a svobodo, takoxvanega
"Stern Gang, ki mi js pripoVe-
doval Q ciljih sNojs oreanizaci-
je, da 81 nahaia n yojni = hFis
tanskim carstvom talko v Pale
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
ZADUsNICA

v cetrtek 3. januarja Sc DO
brala zadusnica oh 7;:45 uri zju-
trai v cerkyi sv. Vida "a pokei-
mega Pfc. Anthony L. Primo, oh
prvi obletnici, odkar je zgubil
svoje zivljenje ma bojnem polju.
Sorodniki in prijatelji SO vab-
ljeni, da Sc opravila udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
PREJELI so PAKET

Mr.. Anton zigman, 1901 3.
176 St., je prejel pislno cd ma
tere Marie zigman il Slavne
pri Postojni, da je prejela paket,
katerega je on postal. Bill so ze-
10 veseli, da SO ga prejeli in pi-
smo bo sledilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
WIKI RADIO POSTAJA
ODPOVEDALA
POSLUGO u. A. w.

Leo Fenster, tajnik lokala As,
U. A. Workers unije je dobil
obvestilo cd radio oddajne po-
stale Wink, da Sc njih teden-
skega programa a IL a b 0 r
Speaks, XII je bill zadnjih 10
tednov oddajan il te postaje oh
sobotah 6:15 popoldne, ne more
vec upostevati po IL. januarju.
Ia cas-, da je oddan "a drugi bolj
vazen program.
Ko so unijski uradniki poizve-
dovali, kateri je tisti "vazni''
program, ki jih je izpodrinil, SO
ugotovili, da je tisto neki sim
foniGni orkester. v tenn casu pa
je dohila General Motors ma isti
postal prostor, da lahko diva
krat ma teden oddaja svojo pro-
pagando. 4 tega je razvidno, da
je druzba g. M. $ svojim vpli-
vOm enostavno spodrinila unijo
il oddajne postaje, da Sc sama
sopiri.
Unija sc radi tega namerava
pritoziti ma Federal Communi-
cations Commissions, Uradniki
radio oddaline postaie 80 dejah,
Ida ninaajo ni6esar za priponniff
glede te zadeve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
"Mlad" zakonski par

Danes Sc v Trinity Episcopal
katedrali porocita Clevelandca-
ma Mrs. Amy Alice Benton in
James C. Wilmot, stara po 81
let in prijatelja re 40 let. Will
mot je ustanovitelj firme ]. C..
Wilmot Paint 81 Wallpaper Co.,
toda je v pokoju. Nevesta pa je
ze zadnjih devet let vdova, in
ina veliko posestvo v Nantuck-
ct, Mass.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
REDNA SEJA

Drustvo. Carniola Hive, St.
493 TN ina nocoj vazno sejo.
Clanice so vabljene, da Sc je-ude-
lezijo, ker po seji DO malo "a
bave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
Oprema "a clevelandsko
razStaVo ma poti

Danes je zapustil vojaski kon-
voj letalisce Wright Field v
Daytonu, O., in SO Re ma poti v
Cleveland dolga proeesija voja-
skin truckov, v premeri stiri mi
lie daljave, XII vozijo blago "a
veliko zrakoplovno razstavo, XII
Sc pricne v Clevelandu v Nest
nem avditoriju II. januarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
Dostojno praznovanje
novega leta

Kot izpricuje okrajna jeea, so
Sc Clevelandcani zelo primerno
obnasali tekom praznovanja no.
vega leta. v. teku "a ur, do wee
raj dopoldne je bilo aretiranih
samo % oseb radi pijanosti v
celem mestu, kar je dober re-
kord "a tako veliko mesto, kot
ie Cleveland.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
Obstreljen v gostilni

John Juranko, star 20 let,
1434 E. 40 St., je bill zgodaj wee
raj zjutraj napaden v gostilni
ma Superior Ave-, in e. 45 St., cd
dveh moskih in v prepiru OBJ
streljen nogo. Prepeljan je bill
v Charity bolnisnico in po obve-
zanju rane je bill odpuscen. Pre-
pir je nastal radi nekega de-
kleta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
Tisoe kosil potujoeim
-. voiakom ..<"'; ;

Ma glavnem zelezniskem ko-
lodvoru v Clevelandu je bilo wee
raj potujoeim vojakom in dekle-
tam v armadni sluzbi servirano
tisoc kosil v USO restavraciji.
Vojake je pozdravil poveljnik
Theodore Dickhoner, cd Forest
City Garrison.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
Prva poroka ma novega
leta dan

Mirovni sodnik William j.
Zoul, XII ina svoj urad ma 1924
Ontario ST., je vceraj OBJ II. uri
dopoldne porocil prvi par in si-
Ger 29-letnega Joseph Metro,
1882 Darlington Ave-, s Zelmo
Stanley, 26, iz naslova~ 12609
Bennington Ave. zenin je bill
odpuscen il armade sele 4. de-
cembra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
Nova tovarna v prednestju

B. F. Goodrich Co., liz Akrona,
O., priene jutri gradnjo move
tovarne v Brecksville, o. Oh tel
priliki bo ia firma praznovala
tudi svojo 75-letnico obstanka.
Nova tovarna DO sluzila pred
vsem "a razne preizkusnje tie
druzbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
Izstopil il FBI sluxbe

Eli ], Rose, glavni vladni pro-
sekutor ma tukajsnji zvezni sod
niji pred par lett, ko Sc je sodilo
skupino oseb il YoungstoWna,
O., ki SO bill obtozeni belle suz-
nosti in spoznani krivim ter OBJ
sojeni, je naznanil izstop il sluz-
be Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
tion, kjer je bill uposlen zadnjih
IL let. Naseli Sc y Pittsburghu,
Pa, in odpre tam privatno Cd
vetnisko prakso.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02

Postni nadzornik Sel Y pokoj
p. G. Hamphton, poStni mad
zornik Y postal NJ S745 Broad
way s. 2. je odSel \ pokoi IA
tenn, ko je bill poStni usll,kh khenec
nepretrgoma 46 let. zadnjih 20
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-02
let je hil nadzornik. Star je 81
let in zivi 4 holno zano - naslo-
WI 334 Overlook Park Drive.
Prvorojeno dete ' letu ls46

Zakoncenna Joseph in Anna
Koszenski, 1888 w. LAB ST., Sc
je Y st. Johns bolnisnici rodil
sincek oh 12:OO:O2 ma Novega
leta 1916, dve sekundi potem, ko
je nastopilo uradno novo leto.
Dete je OBJ rojstvu tehtalo Z fun
tov.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04

will be- close to 100000 vet
Grams of World War II back in
civilian life. This is more than
three times the number of living
veterans of all other American
wars, he said.
ION the Key West Chapter de-
wolves the job of continuing the
Red Cross service to which vet
Grams from Key West and sur
rounding area became accustom-
ed while in uniform" Hampton
declared. THE family, too looks
to the Red Cross for aid during
the veterans transition to civilian
life. The Red Cross has found
that the serviceman often is so
anxious to return home that he
is likely to ignore information on
his rights and privileges as
veteran. Back home, however, he
analyses his future and begins
making, plans. 1t is then that he
may seek advice after consulta-
ton with his family"
Chapter workers, H m p o n
said, are kept fully up-to-date by
Red Cross National headquarters
on all regulations and other Off
cial matters affecting veterans.
and they have had long exper-
fence in this work as well as in
handling more immediate per-
sonal and family problems. The
Red Cross Home Service workers
according to Hampton, provide
the following types ,of assistance:
/. Consultation and guidance
in personal and family problems.
2. Financial assistance on the
basis of need during transition
from military service to civilian
life, either from chapter funds or
other resources.
3. Help in finding the agency
which can meet a specialized
need such as a job, a home, farm
or business loan, state aid, and
the like.
a. Aid in preparing and pre-
senting claims for government
benefits. The Red Cross main
tains specialists in all Veterans
Administration hospitals of Off
ces to help with such claims.
5. Information concerning gov
eminent regulations and laws
affecting veterans and their de-
pendents. Red Cross specialists
keep information regarding legs
lation and procedure flowing to
chapters at all times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04

H. Graff, of Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lieutenant Commander r. E. Hall
of MOB, and c. r. Cissell of Chai :
louisville, Va, III,
On the Switcntail, Captain Ted
Canova, twenty grouper, one
mackerel were brought in. Tie
largest grouper was As pounds
and the next 43 pounds. Every
one on the dock was agog over
the big fellows. The other group.
ers were each around 90 pounds
Party consisted of John +. Mac
Donald of Washington, D. c.; j.
A. Van SWearingen of Washing
ton, d. c.; A. j. O'Leary of Wash
ington, D c., and Gordon Leach
of Washington, D. c. Mr.. Leach
is ain executive on the Times
Herald of Washington.
In fishing yesterday on the
Switchtail, three grouper, one fiji
ty-pound tarpon and one mutton
snapper were brought in by a
party of John Dean, MoMMlc, Of
Dallas, Tex; Bill Fitzpatrick,
7MoMM2c, of Los Angeles; Burt
5Wellman, Flo, of Alaska, and AL
len Williams. Sic, of Warren, q,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
Phone Operatives
Strike Unchanged
OFFICIALS FAIL AGAIN TO
REACH ANY AGREE
MENT

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Fol-
lowing conference that lasted
continuously for Is hcdrs be-
tween representatives, of long dis
lance telephone operators and
officials of the A. T. and T., it
was reported that the conferees
had been unable to reach an
agreement on the demand for an
increase IN wages.
A company official asserted
that the strikers and the company
were as far apart as ever, and
added that apparently it would
be waste of time to hold any
other conferences.
Fifteen other telephone unions
are expected to walkout should
the long-distance employees call
a strike at the deadline of 6 pm.
Thursday. Thirty-two other affi-
LATED unions are expected also to
join in the threatened strike.
The union demands So a day
increase in wages, and a counter
offer by the company of adj
vances of Is to 10 cents an hour
was rejected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
No Change In
Motors Strike
NO AGREEMENT REACHED AT
CONFERENCE HELD
TODAY
my. Associated Press,

DETROIT, March Reported
likelihood of a settlement of the
General Motors strike did not
materialize today, and the con-
ference was adjourned without
having reached any concrete un-
Outstanding that may lead to an
agreement.
Union spokesman for the 49,
600 striking employees said that
the G. M. offer of wage in
crease of 1872 cents an hour was
not sufficient, and pointed Out
that that sum aisa eight cents an
hour lower than the Ford wage
scale and. twoF cents 4 under the
amount paid 5by the ChrysleH
Corporation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04

nv 1t was windy and the old, deep
Blue Gun Stream surged upward
iii sharp waves, and over the reefs
the Sand was like milk, but Key
West charter boats went out any
way Saturday and brought back
fish.
Aboard the Sea Raider, the
catch was of shark, grouper and
barracuda. The party consisted
of r. S. Broseus, of Brownsville,
Pa; Otto Reimhardt, of Long Is
land, N. Y, and Mr.. MacFarlano,
of New York City.
aboard John Vests Mae West
four grouper, one yellow lin
grouper and barracuda were
brought in by a party of Frank
C. Schneider of Key West and
Daniel r. Hettler of Germantown,
Pa.
Captain jake Key of the Lee
gion, off the ways, brought in six
mackerel, four grouper, barra-
|cuda, two jacks and one seagull.
The seaguH had a broken leg and
the party will attempt to- 4hava
the leg mended. Party consisted
of E. Nyboe Of Brooklyn. N. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
POinciana Will
Be 3rd District
PROPOSE CONSOLIDATION OF
OLD THIRD DISTRICT ,"
WITH SECOND

City Commission at their regu-
lar meeting tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock in city hall will be asked
by City Clerk Roy Hamlin to
dissolve the old third voting dis
trict into the larger second dis
trict and create a new district
which will be called the third
district in the PoiBciana section.
City Clerk Roy Hamlin said
that the present third district is
a very small district and that it
should be consolidated into the
second district. The Poinciana
District which will then become
the third will have their own
voting machines.
The proposed second district
will then include the city be-
tween the streets of Eaton and
Angela streets. The Poinciana or
proposed third district will be the
area east of Ninth street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
British Ambassador Calls On
= IlO|0tOv Relative To Russia
Still Keeping Troops In Iran
THIS IS CLAIMED TO BE
I'M VIOLATION OF
ANGLO RUSSIAN
TREATY


I LONDON, March 4.LThe Brit
Fish ambassador in Moscow today
called on Fofeig D Commissar
Molotov to ascertain Russia's res
son for Keeping troops in Iran in
vioiation of the Anglo-Russiau
Treaty Of 1912.
q III aathat treaty, Russia, Great
Britain and the United States
agreed to withdraw their troops
from Iran by March 2. The I'm l.
ed States forces left that country
last December, and the last of the
British soldiers were out of Iran
before shutdown on March 2.
But there are repeatedly 10000
lsassian troops in the northwest
ern part of Iran, in a region clos.e
to the Tigris and the great Iran
oil fields.
If the answer obtained from
Molotov is not considered salts
factory, Great Britain will send a
note of protest to Russia.
The Manchurian situation &c
garding Russia is also considered
unsatisfactory by the United
States and Great Britain. II was
J charged today that Russia Is
stripping parts of Manchuria ana
is sending the booty in American
lend-lease Liberty ships to ST..
IBERIA.
| The Russian marshal in Man
churia is reported to have sad
that Russian troops fought bitter
ly in Manchuria, particularly IN
the vicinity of Darien, and that
they are not going to suITendc;
Immediately their hard won
gains. ,fzrq 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
Show Initiation -
After Last War
FILMS TO BE SHOWN AT HAIR
RIS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
HERE TOMORROW

Open to the public will be the
films Hard Times Or Prosper
ity" and STORY With Two End
ings', Mrs. Roy Dulion of the
OPA Information Panel here
states with the showings to be
at the Harris School Auditorium
at $50 pm. tomorrow afternoon.
90 The films show what happened
to the country in price control
after the last war and howCit can
be avoided during this period,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
End OF Red Cross Drive March
TO; Cite l5,OOO,OOO Vets Back

= With the Army . and Navy
straining to meet a June 1916 de-
mobilization deadline, Red Cross
chapter workers, not only in Key
West but throughout the country
find themselves in the midst of
the nations greatest postwar adj
justment job, Allen Hampton
chairman of the Key West Chap
ter of the American Red Cross
said today.
By June, he estimated, there
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
FORMER PRIME MINIS.
TER TO GIVE ADJ
DRESS AT WESTMIN-
STER COLLEGE
sBy Associated Prcss)

WASHINGTON, March 4. -
President Truman and former
Prime Minister Churhill of Grea.
Britain left today for Fulton, Mo /.
accompanied by SO newsmcrl,
where Churchill is due to make
an address at the Westminster
College. He will be introduced
by President Truman.
Fulton is a city of 1000, and its
Officials are at their wits end in
trying % determine how they are
70 take care of an expected in
flux Of from 40 to 20 thousand
visitors.
From Fulton, Truman ana
Churchill will 60 TO Columbus, c.,
where the President is scheduled
10 make an address at a confer
ence of the American Federate /
Churches of Christ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
Demonstration
In Cairo
Today
my Associated Pressl

NOS ASNuCtNNtu hheSSy
LONDON. March a. - A
demonstration was held in
Cairo, Egypt. today in protest
against the retention of Brit
ish troops in the Lebanon
states.
It was said here that Great
Britain will withdraw the
troops by March IL.
In Indonesia. rebel leaders
declared today they are ready
to negotiate with the Dutch
government about Indonesian
affairs. but that the basis of
the negotiations must be 100
percent independence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
Truman And Churchill Leave
EnrOue To Fulton Missouri
zwAwNNMMn
Finnish Premier
Resigns His
Position
tBy Associated Prcssl

my hSSOctateu PrcSbl
HELSINKI. March 4.-It
was announced today that
Premier Mannerheim had re.
signed this morning at a meet
ing of the Finnish cabinet.
No announcement was made
about who may be Manner
helms successor as head of
the government.
Mannerheiim's resignation
as premier resulted from his
reported fascist collaboration
during the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
Handicapped
Vets Placed
In Jobs

One hundred and twenty
sever persons were placed in
suitable work by the u. S.
Employment Service. says
ager Jeff Knight. Jr.. during
the month of January.
Thirty nine of these place
ments were veterans of World
Wsr II. Seven persons placed
in positions were handicap
ped vets in jobs locally.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04

EDITORS NOTE: This is
the first of series of two art
icles on the supply phase of
Naval Air Station groups
here.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04
Temperatures

Temperature data for the "a hours
ending 1880 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04

awNwTy-~ %%My.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-04

5O-Pound Tarpon, 45-Pound
Crouper Brought In Here
{ sBy' EoRcE DAVIS

~ 1t was windy andethe old deep Graft of Cincinnati Ohio
bleo f STREAM surged Lieutenant Commander r. E. Hal
reefs Of MOB and c. F. Cissel of Cha
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Ringkampfe 9fben il.
ferien in Glebelano

Gie profellioneue1 3inafGmpis
bier IN Glcpelano geben allf iSericl,,
lagt Eron1otor Sad @anion. Nad
oem beiten Sabr in 9lepelanos 8e-
ieblcbte bat oieier Sport cine Yericoe
BON slhpsi sieltbeit bon Sen Sportiei
ten Scr 3eitilngem gel,ommen unS
miro ,salriidfebren udddte Soiion iiir
nod ein beiieres Ssabr.
Mingflnpie baben bier in Glepe-
lano einsn rtellen Wfarfiteiu bon Ne-
JUDI aeIest Oenn iibcr 110,5OO Wen-
iten baben oic Sample bei,,dt. Sa.l
8anipn nlub gratlrliert ,peroen, oa6
er Glepelano lpieoer aus DEM Shlci
III &ilrgflmpfeu mli Sie Sporticene
gebrad)t bat. Gr miro iest oud cine
Meiie alttretcn ourh Slorioa, 1eras,
Wferito llno California, Inn Gimp-
fer fiir oie ntifJite Saiion 5,l getpin-
nen iold)e ipie Gperet Maribaa, Sr-
bile groipn llnb bie Tuicfs.
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grobe @efabr 6es anrtoffeH1fers,
Ser lln6eoingt befdmpit tperoen m,,f,.
Was ben @ertiiiebo,, uttgebt, 10
nriillen Dor alfem iolbe Mrten gcso-
gen tuerben. oie fiir Die grndbrltna
beionoers srid)tig iiit>, tpie 8. 9. GEL
be Miiben. Gs nraiB fit Oen geittiiie-
bau ltlubeoingt Mnbaulano geihnffer
lueroen, tpas leiber uielfab peri6uuilt
suuroe. Goralisiettng ieoer gerbeiie-
rnng Ser grltdbr,lheslnge lit sic Sc
idnif,,ng bon Giiitgelnitteln, Sano-
tperfsgerdt i,tb Soatgltt.
Oas aernprobfem fir ieoe Infur-
beIlulg lit sic Hroouttion ron aoblc.
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Die @irtid)aft an Der @ubr n,uB an
gefurbelt iuefoen. sic spjiroe iid
iiber oas ga,,oe Meid)s9ebiet elm
ibtieblidy ser io,pietiihem Gone aus
tpirfen, ilnmer porausgeiest. oaB
uns iopiel bon Der Nrobaiftion bleibt,
Dob mir tpirtihaften fonnen. s.