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The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
Every Strong Quake Reported

WASHINGTON, LP.-A very .uong' earthquake, apparently in the Aleutian Islands off Alaska, was reported today by George town University.
 Father Edward B. Towers, sals- molog.st, said the disturbance be- gan at 6:25:06 am. JEST, reached q maximum intensity at 6:58 am. and still was being recorded at [ am.
 He calculated it occurred 4,3OO miles northwest of Washington and said this placed it in the Aleutians.
 In New York, the earthquake was recorded on the Fordham Fordham university seismograph at 6:25:O5 am. EST. Dr. William Lynch of the university said the quake was "violent" and was probably in the Aleutians.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01

, EVERETT, Wash. lPO - Two hundred and two Everett war vet erans are S25O richer today be- cause the Elks lodge did not forget them while entertaining other service men during the war.
 The sum represents each veter ans share of $52,269 melon built up during the war years as lodge members matched sums spent on local veteran entertainment.
 Widows of five members who did not answer last nights roll call will receive their shares to- night following a memorial serv- ice.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
A"L and CIO Still IaggIe Over Relief Ships

JENT,T From the Governor's OH.oc'-Tac following telegram has been received from Lt. Comdr. E. P. Chester, Jr. naval aide to the Governor of Alaska, in Seattle in regard to relief ships:
 "FolIOWing is statement from IT. s. Maritime commission of Wash .ngton, D. C., and San Francisco policy in regard to release of relief ships in all other ports: At the request of the Alaska Relief com u.Jtcc the U. s. Maritime commis- .lo0 has assigned the MS. Grom- met refer to the Alaska Steam ship Company for a voyage from Seattle to Alaskan ports for the ,.. pose of handling relief ship mcnts of foodstuffs, clothing stock feed and medical supplies under the following conditions:
 "-ue-Tle cargo shall be re- cclved, loaded and discharged, and the ship manned under conditions of employment and wage rates prevailing on September 90, l946.
 "TWo-RetWn cargo sufficient ,y guarantee the vessel against if nancial loss for the round voyage shall be loaded at Alaskan ports and discharged at destination.
 These conditions are agreed. in by local AFL unions but are con- d.tjons which have been in dis pute generally by the local CIO unions under the GNU. Sea con d.t.ons stated by GNU agreement under which they would release a relief vessel 10 the Alaska relief committee.
 Meeting being held tomorrow between Alaska relief committee. Maritime commission. AFL repre- sentative and GNU representative to seek joint agreement on condi- tiOns under which GrOmmet will be released. Everything possible is being done by the Alaska relief committee to prevent further de lay in loading and sailing of re- lief vessel but at present it looks like no loading can be commenced until present juriSdiCtional dis pute between AFL and CIO as to who is boss in controlling release of relief vessels is settled.
 Hope to get this settled tOmor- row. MT. Hildebrand from Mari time commission office in San Francisco has arrived in town to assist in settlement of conditions under which Maritime commis- sion vessels will be released for relief purposes"
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
WASHINGTON, CP - Striking

. WASHINGTON, P- Striking AFL pilots and Trans-World Ali 'Iine officials studied a new but undisclosed proposal today fo~ ending the 12-day-oId strike.
 While details were withheld. federal mediator Frank p. Doug lass voiced hope that both side might agree to submit their wage dispute 10 arbitration and resume flight operations pending the a, - biter's findings.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
TN BRIEF

ST. LOUIS, (P)-President Tru- man arrived here by train exactly on schedule at II am. (EST), to- day and immediately appeared on the rear platform and greeted a crowd there to see him.
 He will cast his election ballot at his Missouri home.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
SAN DIEGO. LRl-A fleet

SAN DIEGO, P)-A fleet of nine attack transports, four cargo ships and numerous small am phibious jeeps steamed north to- day to pick up the army second division at Olympia, Wash. They will arrive in Olympia Nov. 4.
 The army troops, more than l2,OO0-storng, will be brought here for amphibious training culminat- ing in full scale army-navy land ing exercises at San Clemente Is- land and Alise Beach near Ocean side, Calf.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01

TOKYO, R)-General MacAr- thurs food and fisheries section said today it would begin ship ments in January of 5O,OOO cases of seed oysters to the Pacific Coast Oyster Growers association for replanting oyster beds from Brit ish Columbia to Coos Bay.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
LOS ANGELES, CP) - Ther

was some confusion last week over a high school football score. Statisticians couldn't agree whe- ther suburban Canoga Park de- feated Verdugo Hills 86, 87 or 88 to nothing. This is to announce a drastic revision. It appears that Canoga Park unwittingly used an ineligible player. So Verdugo Hills won, 10.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
SPIRITS

PORTLAND, Ore. (P)-It was nothing but Halloween spirits said police, who were called to a residence to investigate a strange. noise"
 They said cider jug had blown up.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
GENE BLACHFORD WRITES FROM GERMANY

Gene Blachford, son of MT. and Mrs. Percy Blachford, writes from Germany, where he is serv- ing with the armed forces, that he is enjoying his work and finds the country very interesting.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. CAP)

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. (H) - The United States today asked the 'United Nations to broaden it's con alterations of a site for permanent headquarters to include the Flush ing Meadows area of New York City and the San Francisco Bay area.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01

thur. Americans at the peak brought back 3OO,OOO a month.
 Approximately 5,OO0,0OO have been returned from all areas.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-01

Christopher Columbus became sailor at the age of IA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-08

al the final whistle when it stood
36 90 80. That sent the game into
an extra quarter Independents
Immediately sank a goal, tossed
by Weemhoff, but Charlie Smith
came right back for WKWF 10
tie the score. A foul gave the In
dependents a free throw and 1t
was made by Heiffner. Then Joe
pinder made a free throw Tor
WkWF 20 again knot the count
az 40-all. Weemhoff fouled Pr
der.
In the final minute OF play Pin
der was again fouled, this tine
by Rogers. Joe made the free
shot and Won the game.
II was an exciting battle. Heiff-
ner was injured in the extra quar-
ter and play stopped for thre :
uanutes until he recovered
enough 20 continue--and he al
aFst brought victory to his team
mates lie got big hand from
tite spectators for his courage and
craftsmanship.
BOX score.
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School Fem Cagers
Lose To Cesll, 1923
GAME TRANSFERRED TO TRIO
OF GYMNASIUMS: FINALLY
COMPLETED AT BEACH

The Key West High Schools
girl varsity basketball team suf-
fered defeat last night in the first
|of a three-game series in Miami,
Gesu High School downed the 10
Gals, % to Is. Sa@i
The information was contained
in a wire received by Professor
Horace O'Bryant of the local High
School.
The game was transferred to
three different gymnasiums ard
was finally completed at 10
O'Clock last night at Miami
Beach Gymnasium.
The high school girls journeyed
to Miami for three games with
Catholic High School teams in
that city.
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TODAY IN HISTORY
know Americal

1765-Historic Stamp Act pass
ed by the English House of
Lords. i
1854-Commodore Perry con
fers with JapS at Yokohama and
presents Americas gifts in his
toric opening of Japan to the
world. ~ 30 49, 74l
Observation-Disclosures "Merrimac''
destroys two Union Warships ~
met the next day by Union iron
clad Monitor" in historic battle
1876-Notorious Boss" Tweed
of New York ordered by court to
refund more than six million dol
lars Of stolen city money
1880 - Troops mass in and
about San Francisco in labor
troubles there.
1898 - Congress appropriates
fifty million dollars for the war
with Spain.
1933-Country's banks open for
restricted business.
1912 - Japs invade and drive
through Burma and Java.
1943 - American and Allied
planes sink two enemy ships off
Tunisia. Adm. Standley in Russia
says Russians not told of Ameri-
can supplies sent there I.e
1944-Some' so u S. planes
shot down in daylight raid on
Berlin. '''' +l<'
1945-Berlin' bombed for 18th
consecutive NIGHT. U. S. Marines
reach the cliff top overlooking
northeast beaches of Two Island.
U. S. First Army establish a
bridgehead on eastern bank of
the Rhine. 49,.
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last night to Frostproof at Mt.
Dora. The score was not so hat,
48-37.
r. Cruz was the star of the
conchs putting five field goals
through the little basket and also
plunking in two foul goals. Next
to him was center PARA, who put
four through from the floor and
one from the foul line. The
Conchs were scoring all right
but those frozen boys, the Frost
proofers were kinda scoring too
T. Wilson, their forward, tipped
seven two point ones in and
added four from the foul line.
Center Gay also looped five long
bnes added two fouls.
Box score follows;
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CITY SPORTS
Every Type OF Play
BASKETBALL
Mt High School Gymnasium
Might Games)

might GameS)
FRIDAY
7:00--Miami Daily News VS..
Key West Transit Co.
8:00-Sweeting's Auto Service
VS.. Lindsey Lumber Co.
9:00-Coca-Cola VS.. Carbonell's
Luncheonette.
TUESDAY q ~ - ~
.7:00-Miami Daily News VS..
Sweeting's Auto Service.
8:00-St. Mary's VS.. Convent
Varsity.
9:00-Divers VS.. Red Raiders.
WEDNESDAY,
7:00-Coca-Cola VS.. Key West
Transit Co.
8:00-Lions VS.. High Soho ii
"B" Girls.
9:00-Earthquakers VS.. indie
pendentS.
THURSDAY
7;00-Miami Herald VS.. Carlo
nell's Luncheonette.
8:00-High School VS.. Convent
Cubs.
Occidental Corps VS.. WKWF.
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NEXT SPARE STAMP

tContinued from Page One)
ers are reminded, is to be used
for canning purposes only. .sll
Next Regular Stamp May -
The next regular sugar stamp
will not become valid until May
II, unless OPA rules otherwise.
The stamp now valid could first
be caused on January /. This
means Sugar Stamp No. 80, nov
valid, will have covered a four
month period when May l rolls
around. On that basis, the in
dividual is allowed only IA
pounds of sugar for an entire
month.
Now, Key Westers are great
coffee drinkers and prefer this
beverage with plenty of sugar or
condensed milk to remove all
taste of bitterness "black coffee"
drinkers enjoy. Thus, it can cas-
lily be understood why Key IVES.
housewives have been wearing
their long faces" these past few
months and why there are rum
ors of black markets in sugar hers
and on the upper Keys.
Sugar Smuggling On Keys ~
just before the Christmas holl-
days season last year, OPA Off
Gals in Miami announced the,
had reason to believe Cuban su-
gar was being Struggled into this
country by way of the Florida
Keys, Smugglers were believed
to be bringing the sugar ashore
at night on one or more of the
more isolated Keys. The officials
said no action would be taken %
uncover the sugar smuggling un
til after the holidays There has
been no further information since
then.
The validity of the spare stamp
will allow a family of four to pur-
chase twenty pounds of sugar for
canning purposes. If OPA would
allow this sugar to be used on
the table there would be many
happy homes If Key West. The
local custom of drinking a mix
ture of half coffee and half sweet
ingredients makes sugar and cou
densed milk here as scarce as a
dinoSaur.
End OF T:at.onfng (?)
Officials in Cuba believe that
country's 1916 sugar cane erop
will produce enough sugar 70 he
shipped to this country. to- allow
the lifting of rationing some tin
this summer, 3I 435S .. IL &c.,.
This will be welcome news TO
everybody in Key West, especial.
ly Cuban coffee drinkers. -.
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Gerald Saunders
Highly Honoretl
BY Lions Club
MASTER KEY MEMBERSHIP
IN LIONS INTERNATIONAL
CONFIRMED m cEREmon.
les HERE

Master Key Membership in
Lions international was cun.
ferred on Gerald Saunaers lass
evening in ceremonies conducted
by the Key West Lions II thelg
regular weekly dinner meeting
held in the den on Seminary
street.
Lion Rev. 4. s Doherty. spcak
ing in behalf Of the international
officers and board Of directors
paid glowing tribute 10 the effer.s
of Lion Saunders in build. x
Lionism in the local club. as ash
as the district al large.
Saunders responds
AT the conclusion Of hts r,s-
marks. Rev. Doherty presented
Lion Saunders with has Master
Key of 10 karat solid gold. along
with his Master Key Membership
Card, signed by the president and
secretary general Of Lions later
national. f
Lion Saunders responded, ,ay-
ing that this was indeed q preu1
moment In his life but that tls
greatest thrill Of ell was In thr
knowledge that he had been priv.
ileged to share Lionism with osh-
ers with whom ne had come -
contact.
Key awards were given 60 Lions
Ray Atwell and Bernard Waite
for their efforts in the recent Mel
win Jones Birthday Anniversary.
Arthur G. Bleisner. former MA
jor, U. S. Marine Corps. nov r.
siding in Key West as a civilian.
was indicted into membership.
Russian Correspondents Heard
/. Program section Of last eve
ning's meeting was occupied by
Alexander Barmine. Eugene
Lyons and Spencer Williams
They discussed the subject Of con
ditions inside the Soviet Union.
bringing 10 the attention of thC
Lions facts hitherto unknown.
with respect to living conditiors.
political strife. etc. existing with
in the bounds Of Russia. BccalUC
each had lived within the bounds
of the Soviet Union for number
of years, they were able 90 give
first-hand information on the con.
ditions mentioned. "i
The speakers drove home thc
fact that throughout the duration
of World War II. the American
people were delaaded into 4hinkina
everything was s1y right and
everybody happy ii Rssfa sand
that IL is now a painful procs IS
TO disiilusion the minds or evefv- =
one in order to understand tn
true facts.
AT the conclusion of their re-
marks, the speakers were beseie-
GU WIN QOCSNtlG AIOfi UftflDEfa
of the Lions and they were able
to give all satisfactory answers u
their inquiries.
Program Chairman Hampton.
In presenting the speakers. gave
an outlined of each Of their illhis-
trious careers.
Voters Urged To Register
Citizenship and Patriotism
Chairman Lion Enrique Esqui1-
aldo introduced a motion which
was unanimously carried calling
for the drafting of a resolution
streSsing the vital importance os
otlr entire citizenry throughout
Monfoe County registering To vo,e
in 7 he coming primaries 20 b.
held in May.
/ Educational Chairman Lion
Earl Han'ilton reported tia. he
had secured a book of Amefscan
literature 10 oe sent 20 A Liuhs
Club in Mexico in response 80
recent request. To be placed M
their municipal library.
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Free throws missed: Bruno .,
Weemhoff |, McDnoald /, Sira' /,
Rogers /. Knowles 4, c. Smith /,
r. V. Smith |, j. Pinder 2.
Referee: SChoneck.
Umpire: Sailor
Timers: Red and Buddy.
Scorer: Aguilar.
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RSPORTS u
Baseball Diamondball EEEM
sauaA~n . Basketball Swimming tSE& u
Temnis Golf Track 0-K(~
Joe Finders Foul Shot Wen
For WKWF Over independents

CaFsuneii'H IunCheoncttc five
go ~ forfeit ffum Lindsey
AmmkMF Company in the opening
Mamts "a gllr basketball triplehead
e. ai the High School GYM last
q SO ana then playco an eNhlbi-
f.an sane With q picked team and
kust 81 to az
Mantnrg HlgEanhothaln and
nemessi wcre high scorers with
aaN uosnis each for the Picks.
CafFy. EIGHT points. and Rob
sfta kust. tupped the losers
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charge for the first Is words
or less is 43c.
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charged.
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Fern Chapter, OES, End and 4sh
Fridays of each month, $50
pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Pocahontas Lodge, 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, 7:30 pm, Red Mems
Hall.
Pythian Sisters, 1st and 3rd Mon
days, 7:30 pm, Knights of
Pythias Hall.
Rebekah, 1st and 3rd Fridays, 7:3a
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RECREATION

BayVleW Park-TennIs, basket
ball and handbal1 courts. Dia-
mondball. Comfort stations Ger
South Beach and Rest Beach,.
Swimming. ao. ri
Gulf Dock and Rest Beach
DeepSea fishing. small boats.
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Tie FINAL game a the evening
e4NelaENa into 3 unr sided affair
ttn flfsi haii 81 WkWF piled 20
imma 80 ~ pa8nts. bat in the
go - half tire fndupondonts
rsnN 81 isfe o. scure ~ points IN
tise thira ataafttF while holdiac
go Naainmen 90 a lone port.
Thmt maasie tire aCgrc read % 10
% t1s very first play in the
lass aslaFtsT. tho Independents
amssstNa ttN easut and the lead
nawsMamwM tive different tnles an
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fn 60 aecoua saaN. ere Cor
Fruf Varsity 0ifls wun over ne
Niah srhoul b Girls. AZ 70 -.
$50 scufrru faF thc viutors
wNFs More. wsth tive ncld GQalv
ant glsFoe free thuuWs SaunaeIs..
fm fteid Euals and three tree
thfaMa taskius four field goals
enc 4 freT throW and BouEa. four
tiNfa Esaia and q free throW.
hsst fof the iasers were Betty
Nm8. sN frid goals and three
frte thIuas Maggie Kerr. q field
Eaal ama tree tmrow. anu Pat
Ma4ANg a fieid gual and thre
tIeN th4uMH
Calilns. More. seriano and Hcf
FHfa shaved weil a. guards Cor the
rs and Curry Spear. Roberts
ana kafuia fuf thp Varsity
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hey West Scores Heavily But So
Does FrOsiprOOl; Loses, 81 to 4S

tluem that nampe had us sty-
maea Couidnt hope for Key West
o. sIn over q FFo2ipro0f team.
Although the KEY West High
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BASEBALL.

at Municipal Stadium
afternoon GameS)
SUNDAY
To be announced.
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School ConCh Five team was
runners dp TO Pompano in Dis
triCt play they dropped their first
game in the state tournament
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