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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-14
TO-DAY IN HISTORY
Know Americal

l7S4-Sanuel Seabury Of Conn.
consecrated in Scotland the first
Protestant Episcopal bishop IN
the United States.
1885 - Short-lived State OF
Franklin, with John Sewer as
governor, established.
1789-John Carroll of Balti-
more named by Pope country's
first Roman Catholic bishop.
lS46-t100 years ago) Tampico,
Mexico, taken by Americans in
war.
1888-Famous Pasteur Institute
in Paris opens.
l896-(5O years ago. Motor cars
given permission to run on the
road in England.
l9l0-First man on record 10
fly plane from ship, Eugene
Ely. who took off from the U.S.S.
Birmingham.
19l8-Some $500 Americans re-
leased from German prison camps.
l935-President Roosevelt signs
bill certifying Philippines free
dom.
1940-Historic German raid
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Today's Anniversaries
know Americal

1765-Robert Fulton, famed in
yelItor. virtual inventor of the
steamboat. a noted artist and civ
il engineer as well, born in Lam
caster Co, Pa. Died in New
York, Feb. "a, 1915.
l803-Jacob Abbott, Boston
New York clergyman, modern ed
ucator. author of the Rollo books,
born at HallOwell, Maine. Died
Oct. 81, 1879.
1820-Anson Burlingame, Mass,
congressman and diplomat, whom
the Chinese looked to for advice
and who pleaded China's cause
the world over, born in New
York. Died in Russia, Feb. %,
1870.
18G1-Clayton Hamilton. noted
New York playwright, critic and
lecturer on the theater, born in
Brooklyn, N. Y. Died Sept II,
1876.
l897-John S. Curry. noted
midwest artist and mural paint
er, born at Dunavant, Kans. Died
Madison, Wis. Aug. 90, 1916.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
fYrnw Arnarical

Mary Beard of Westport. Conn,
retired director of the American
Red Cross Nursing Service, born
at Dover. \. H. 10 years ago.
James Brents Hill, president of
the Louisville g. Nashville R-R.,
born at Spencer, Tenn, sc years
ago.
Gov. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio,
born in Cleveland, 81 years ago.
Baron COPELAND. eminent COM
poser. born in Brooklyn, n. Y,
is years ago.
Dr.. Carl S. Ell, president of
Northeastern University, Boston,
born at Stanton, Ind, SO years
ago.
George S. Hellman of New
York, noted writer, born in New
York, SO years ago.
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NOTICE oF APPLICATION FOR
TAN DEED
MAJ IN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
Herman II. Anderson. the holder of
the following certificates, has
filed said certificates for tax
deed 10 he issued thereon. The Ger
tificate FEumherS and years of is
Suance. the description Of the prop
ertY, and the names in which it
was assessed are as follows:
Certificate Nc, 219, Year of Is
Suance. 1885.
Description Of Property: OCEAN
ACRES, KEY LARGO. PLAT
BOOK /, PAGE 1SS. LOTS 81, SO
< 10. SEQ IS, TWP 81 r. 81,
SQR % E1-205. AS Recorded in
Monroe County Records.
Name in which assessed, Foster
Wygant.
All nj said property being in the
County OF Monroe. State of Florida.
Unless such certificate or certi-
ficates shall be redeemed according
10 law the property described in
such certificate or certificates viii
he sold TO the highest bidder at
the court house door on the first
Monday in month of December,
1916. which is the End day Of De-
Dated this Gath day of October.
1916
1SEAL} ROSS I SAWYER.
Clerk of Circuit Court of
+ Monroe County. Florida
oct 24-3l: nov ia. 1915
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Famous Divisions
Available To Men
Enlisting In Army

An opportunity for young mer
in the Key West area TO enlist
in any of several famed Army
divisions was announced today
by Capt. Thos. Murphy, local
Army Recruiting Officer.
BY signing for a three-year en-
hstment, candidates may serve
with the First Cavalry Division,
the Sixth, Seventh. Twenty
Fourth or Tweaty-Fifth Infantry
Divisions, or with the Eleventh
Airborne Division in the Pacific
or the Eighty-Second Airborne
Division now stationed at For'
Bragg. North Carolina.
The First Cavalry was the
spearheading unit to enter Ma
Mia after racing down the Cen
trail Luzon plain, and also was the
first division to enter Tokyo af-
ter the surrender, Capt. Murphy
said.
Men of the Sixth Infantry Di-
vision fought the japanese IN
Dutch New Guinea and later on
Luzon, while the Seventh lnfan-
try was initiated TO combat IN the
Aleutians before moving to the
far Pacific. The oath fought the
japanese from Pearl Harhor TO
the Philippines and the Twenty
Fifth Division battfed on Guadal-
canal and later on Luzon where
it captured the heavily defended
Balete Pass, according TO Capt.
Murphy.
The Sind Airborne fought all
the way from North Africa to
Germany and became one OF the
most decorated units IN the L. 5.
Army. Elements of the 18th Air
borne Division recaptured Core
eidor in l945 after u days OF
some of the fiercest fighting OF
the entire Pacific war.
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LEGAL.S
NOTICE on APPLICATION For
TAN uksEn
HOUSE, Bill Nc. 1863

house bttt Me- 1NN@
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
S;ersnau II. Anderson, the holder
81 the following certificates. has
I u ed said certificates for q tax
Ctkssd To i've issued thereon. The GER
ifieSte numbers and years OF is
saSane,e. the description Of the prop
cray, ana the names in which IL was
ASSESSED are AS follows;
Certificate Ne. 2IS. Year of Is
sc ance, 1885,
Etscription Of Property: OCEAN
ACRES, KEY LARGO. PLAT
BOOK i. PAGE 1>S. LOTS IS, So
x -. SEC. ~, TWP. ell K 50.
SCR. - Fl2o5. As Recorded In
-Menroe County Records.
Name in which assessed, J, Foster
" vgant.
All OF said property being in the
CT art! OF Monroe, State OF Florida,
Unless such certificate or certi-
fic ateS shall he redeemed according
10 law the property described in
such certificate or certificates viii
he s'oid Ia the highest bidder at the
cougt house door on the first Mon
day.sAn month % December, I946,
which is the End day OF December,
IS4s.
hated this cath day of October.
1886.
(SEsAL) ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk of Circuit Court of
Monroe County, Florida.
oct 24-3i nov ia, 1916
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Auhts To Restage
Mormon Oxcart Trek

SALT LAKE CITY. ---(AP)-
Automobiles will take the place
of ox-carts when the Sons OF
Utah Pioneers next year re-enact
the 1847 westward trek of Brig
ham Young's Mormon colonizets.
A party of l43 men, three wo-
men and two children-matching
the numbers of the original ex-
pedition-will start from Nauvoo.
Ill.,, one of the Mormons' earlier
headquarters, next July IA. All
members will be descendants of
pioneers.
The trip will feature campfire
stops with the automobiles drawn
up in a circle, as pioneer wagons
were aligned in defense against
Indian attacks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-14

which devastated Coventry Ena
land.
fo4i--U.S. Marines, luna eias
toned in China. Withdrawn
/ i942--u.S. forces enter sMa
blanca.
I9z4-U.S. Third and sesfHsH
Armies march across fATFAAaa 81
Maginot Line.
l945--General Motors MlkNa l#
percent raise 20 salaEiea slnp
ers earning under 500 . mnlh
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Ito Be Continued)
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Your Horoscope

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IA,
6-Today's native VIII prob
ably achieve success as well as
yesterdays child, but in a diff
ferent way. There are trials be-
fore you and you will probably
suffer some privation before you
reach the goal. The mind is a
little too sensitive and perhaps
too critical. There is danger of
adverse influences from rela-
tives.
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a small potential rival. Badly
sensed a scene on its way, so he
herded both women back into
his office. We sat back in our
chairs and waited for the fire
works.
There weren't any, though we
strained our ears until we had
buzzing head noises. In a little
while the three of them came
out, Hera between Badly and
Name, who were clucking like
two old hens over a lost chick,
and Hera herself was smiling and
looking pleased and helpless.
1t then developed that Badly
and Hera's father had been one
time pals on the Paris Herald.
The latter. returning TO America,
had turned publisher of d rag in
some hick town in Maryland,
married, settled down, had a
daughter. buried his wife, run
into debt and finally died of slow
starvation. In his more serious
moments the old boy was fond
of fancying himself something Of
Greek scholar. which account
ed for the ridiculous handle on
his daughter. The bows and I had
a private theory that maybe dis
appointment fastened his demise
a little, for Hera was very un-
like the statues you see around
Of the buxom old Greek heart
throbs.
Badly and Name both prac-
tically went hysterical about
Hera. Badly said: We don't need
her or anyone else on this paper.
but the idea of her tramping
around New York and maybe
running into danger is more than
/ can stand and Name right
away took Hera into her apart
ment because she'd be uneasy
thinking about Hera alone in a
furnished room at the mercy of
hypothetical wolves prowling in
the halls.
''Of course you understand
what Hera's appeal was. 1t was
sheer, plain helplessness, and the
feeling she brought out in US was
simply the old protective chiv-
/ airy which turks in every man
but which has few opportunities
to show itself off.
Thus did Hera Smith come in
to the New York newspaper
world. I met her six or eight
months later, it must have been.
BY that time she had distinguish
ed herself and surprised every
body by turning out to be a good
neWspaperWoman. She even had
a by-line due to some special re-
| porting she had done on a couple
Of gang killings, vice investiga-
tons and smutty divorce cases
wherein the plaintiff and de-
PENDANT call each other vile
names in court and bare their
questionable personal habits to an
interested public.
She also had a nice young man
counting her. Harvey Ingram
was just about like his name
sounds: sober, good, ambitious, in
spite of being a newspaper man,
an all-around fine youngster, and
a perfect match for Hera, who
was a mighty nice person her
self. Everybody was happy, and
all went well until the night of
Beulah Lees party when Hera
met Charlie Snow.
Ito Be Continued)
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LEGALS
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NANE STATTTE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring To en-
gage in business under the ficti-
tious name of key West Novelty
Co." SO white street, Key West,
Florida, intends to register said
fictitious name with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Colr; of Monroe County.
Florida
lEated November 9Th, 1916.
WILLIAM A. GLISCH
Sole owner.
nov 1-l4-3i2S, 1916
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ANNE AUGUSTA I.AVltiNE,
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIVORCE
LEO%ARIp JOSEPH LAVlG\E
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Leonard Joseph LaSiGne,
Ne. Clark Place.
Jamaica Plains,
MasSac huSettS.
You are hereby required to appear
IN the XIII of Complaint for Divorce
in the above styled cause on or be
fore the End day of December. AID.
1896: otherwise the allegations
therein viii he taken as confessed.
This order is Ia be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. a news
paper published In Key West, Flor
Ida,
Done and Ordered this 30th day
ot October, AID. 1876.
tSEAl.b ROSS e SAWYER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
BY; (sdl Florence r.. SAWYER.
Deputy Clerk.
J. y. Porter ".
solicitor for Plaintiff.
oct 81: nov I-14-21, 1916
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Mary Pickford's real maiden
name was Gladys Mary Smith.
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PlM.W0RMS
LICKED AT LAST!

People don't talk about Pin-Worms-but
more than you'd suspect have this ugly
infection with its embarrassing rectal itch.
However, it is no longer necessary to suffer.
Today, thanks to a special. medically
recognized drug, real treatment has been
established. This drug is the vital ingredi.
ent in P.W. the small, easy-to-take Pin
Worm tablets developed in the laboratories
of DR.. d. Jayne & Son. They act in spe-
cial way to remove Pin-Worms.
So watch out for warning signs that may
Don't delay. Ask your Druggist for
JAYkE'S P.W and follow the directions.
It's easy to remember; P.W for ein,.yornas |,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE:
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND EOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCEHX.
Case M. I0-Ai0
ANNE AUGUSTA I.AVitiNE,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24

? MIR. and Mrs. Morris Klein
er1nan and family, 1902 +.
Third, desire to extend their
friends Hearty Wishes for a
Happy and Prosperous New
Year
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cher
ry, 913 N. Warren, greer
their friends and wish them
all the Good Things lin the
New Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Bertram Da-
wilson and son, 26O9 E 9th
ISt., extend the wish that the
New Year may bring to re-
atty hopes for a peace
full world and happiness to
all their friends.
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24
NEW FIRM BEING
OPENED

Within a short time, the
City of Tucson will have the
benefit of one of the most
modern and finest dry clean
ing establishments in the
Southwest, according to Har-
ris and Philip Salonic, own
ers of the new Supreme
Cleaners located at N. Stone
Ave. and Luna. The new
building is 1000 fireproof.
The service will be on a cash
and carry basis ait a great
savisg to their customers. Mr.,
Harris Salonic has had *
years of experience in oper.
ating cleaning establishment.
in Philadelphia. He states that
their fumigation, fur storage
is the latest and most eject.
i've developmest in that field
An invitation is extended BY
Ithe owners to the community
ito visit the plant after tn,
opening date is announced.
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24
YWELCOME BACK

TO TUCSON-
Mrs Ben G.. Goulston,
Detroit, Syracuse and Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Henry Berman, Phy-
lis and Billy, New York.
Mrs. R. Horwitz, all parts
east and Canada
Mrs. Hy Opper, West
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Seer
lip and family, West Coast,
and British Columbia.
Mrs. Freda Hoff, West
Coast.
MIR. and Mrs Morris Klein
erman, all parts west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Reisman,
East Coast.
Mrs. I. Brand, Mrs. William
Walker, East Coast
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Abel
son and family, West Coast.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Wendal
and Barbara, New York
MIR. and Mrs. Meyer Berry,
Chicago.
Henry Berman, New York.
Mrs. Joseph Diamond and
Family, Pennsylvania
Mrs. l. Reinhard and fam
lily, East Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fain
and Joan, Chicago
Mrs. Martin Cole, Los An
geles.
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J.
Schwager are residing at 815
e. 9th Street, Mrs. Schwager
is the former Ruth Selznick,
daughter of Mrs. E. Selznick.
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24

Ruth Jean and Debby Ann
Levy, 336 N. Highland, have
recently come to Tucson to
join their mother. Ruth is a
senior at Tucson High School
and Debby attends Mansfield
Junior High.
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24

2734 u. SCh, convey 10 IAelA
friends Best Wishes for a
Happy New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Sadowsky,
and Family, 2115 E. HaW-
thorme, wish their friends a
Very Happy & a Most Pros
porous New Year
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schiff
|2228 E. Second, extend Gre
etings and Best Wishes for
Peace and Prosperity in the
New Year.
IMr and Mrs. Harold Bazaar,
1910 S. Water, send Greet
Iings to their friends for a
New Year full of Happiness
and Peace.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Ber-
man and Family, 2900 Easc
Drachman, greet their
friends on this occasion with
Best Wishes for a Happy
New Year
Best Wishes for a Happy
I& Prosperous New eYar are
extended by MIR. and Mrs.
Aaron Paul, 1924 N. Tyndall
Ave
! Mr. and Mrs. L. Sakin send
every best wish to their fri
ends, for the New Year and
wish them Happiness and
Prosperity.
That the New Year bring
Peace and Happiness to all
friends is the wish Of Mrs,
Clara Levkowitz and Family,
241 N. Granada.
Rabbi and Mrs Joseph H
Gumbiner, and Abigail, 721
N. Tucson Blvd, extend to
everyone their wishes for a
richer life full of Peace and
Contentment in the New
Year.
MIR. and Mrs R. G.. Hor-
witz, and daughters, 1856
Gale Ensenada, greet their
friends and extend every
Best Wish for the New Year.
M. and Ms. Paul Sgutt and
daughters, Vera and Marcia,
I2514 E Drachman, send
their friends best wishes for
health and happiness in the
New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shapiro
Santa Rita Hotel, extend fe-
icitations and Best Wishes
for Health and Happiness in
the New Year.
MIR & Mrs. Sam R. Kauf-
man, 2531 E. Fourth, greet
their friends and extend
wishes for a year of Happi-
ness and Prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Feuerst-
Elm and sons, 27O5 E. Sixth,
take this means of wishing
everyone a most Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rich, &
Anita, 521 N. Treat, wish all
their friends Health and
Peace In the New Year.
Mr.. Sidney Weissberger,
So w. Alameda, extends his
sincerest best wishes for a
New Year of Peace & Pros
perity.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hy Dpper,
1909 E. Fourth, send their
friends every Best Wish for
the New Year.
Rabbi and Mrs Marcus
Breger & daughter, are hap,
py to wish their friends a
New Year that shall be rich
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24
% September "A, 1916
- The Arizona Post

Mrs. and NILS. Nr1.r,.;e
ick, and son, 12S N: MOTIFS onns.
Contentment in the A''
Year. voor hring
the fulfillment of the nope Z,
10r Es,etz . israel is the wish OF
Nanny, mn Harry and HerOeD'
Strauss. 1oooor
Mrs and Mrs. Louis PoSner
cons 729 N. Campbell, seno 40
= sincere New Years wis., Wlsn "
all their friends for f1eaA'i'
Peace and Happiness. e,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis M N; Sen N
ocbner m and family, 23O N
Sh,,rch. wish that the New
year % NAV fulfill the hopes
and prayers for a year %
p0TSE Bill "a and Sophie Walker
1904 E. 9th, wish their trl- r.
ends all the good things III
the New Year. 80
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Crans an
and son Elliot, 1922 = 95n IN
hone , that the New Year oe
nne one of Health, Wealth anc
Happiness for their friends.
The Santa Rita Nut Shop
!, the Santa Rita Hotel, wlsl
their r friends a Happy New
Year. e,ro
i1v SIT w. LIST Ave, SEM
their friends a sincere WIS J
for the happiest of years i
this New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Brand an
daughter Lois, 2737 f.. =!
achman, extend to their fri
ends, fluctuations and oes
wishes for the New Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Posne e
and family, 729 N. Campbel!
wish their friends that thi
New Year brings the reallza
IxTa,,ld Peace and Con
tentment. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ]. Gold
wvn and family, 348 S. Coun
trv Club Road, wish all thei
friends health and peace Il
the New Year. ~.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Dla I.
mond and family, 1884 =
Waverly, greet their friends
On this OCCASION and wisf
them a Happy New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ser
Ip and family, 4125 p. kAng:
Road, extend fluctuations ane
best wishes for
New Year of peace and pros
perity. 1,;oro;r
Kessler, 1876 N. Rincon ~ ~
send their friends best wlsn.
G ~ Now Year May il
be the Best Year ever!
Mr.. Bob Kissel, SO S. Stone
desires to extend to his fri
ends hearty wishes for a hap,
nv and Prosperous Ne"
Year. 60,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Segal,
West Magee Rd., extend best
wishes for the success OF tne
Arizona Post, and to all thelf
friends a very Happy Ne"
Year. III
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph n
Levy and daughters, extend
Holiday greetings:
MIR. and Grs. Julius Lear
1920 E. Silver, desire Ito con-
vey to their friends a Happy
AYoxxy Wear
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24
711n 71w'7
1nN001 11017

Ij-1 u - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Fain
and Joan, 1434 E Water, ex-
tend fluctuations and best
wishes for a New Year OF
Peace, Happiness and Pros
perity. 60
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Sch
achner and Family, 829 +.
First, extend greetings to the
ir friends for "a New Year
full of Joy and Happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Frank,
1127, N. Euclid, want to wish
all their friends Health and
Happiness in the New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Van Pdaag, 1887 E. Eighth,
extend to their friends every
Best Wish for a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert F. Wag-
ner 1909 Louis Lane, want
to wish all of their friends
Health and Peace in the New
Year.
MIR and Mrs. Moe Berman &
Family, 3102 E Lester, desire
: to convey to their friends
Wishes for a New Year OF
: Happiness and Health. !.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Fink
! and Family $50 Avenida de
! Palmas, greet their friend:
on this occasion & wish then
j "a Happy New Year.
: MIR and Mrs. Harry Stra
: uss and Herbert, 713 East
t Elm extend to their friends
Hearty Wishes for a Happ.
r and Prosperous New Year.
Mr. Arthur Tannenbaum,
$ 11O3 East Adams, wishes hi
: friends Health, Happiness I
: Prosperity, in the New Year
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bloom
: and Ted, 6O4 E. Third, sen>
: their friends every Best Wish
r for the New Year.
i, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Reinmar
and Family ,2929 E. Helen
: wish their friends a Happy
and Prosperous New Year
A Happy New Year. May
t be a year of right judg'
ments, of true evaluation ir
which the things of the spirit
receive the reverent recognt
ton they so richly deserve,
. Rabbi and Mrs. Aaron Mos
kowits and Family.
MIR. and Mrs Sam Deutsh
and Family, 1888 E. 10th St.
extend to all their friends the
wish that this new Year may
be the happiest of all.
The Very Best of New
Years is the wish of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas H. Howard and
Family, 933 N. Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs Isidor Rein
hard and Family, 1927 N.
Campbell Ave-, send their
best wishes to their many
friends for a Very Happy
New Year
That ire year 5707 may
bring Happiness and Joy is
the wish of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jock 'Cranston and Anne,
1000 N Tucson Blvd.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Abelow,
Lefty and Burton, 29O4 E.
Adams, extend to all their
friends sincere wishes for a
healthy and peaceful New
Year !. ~
MIR. and Mrs. William Da-
The Arizona post., 1946-09-24
WELCOME BACK

Mrs. I. Reinhard and fam
lily, from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Klein
!ermas, from Los Angeles and
points west.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-10
Building Material Lack
Causes Unemployment

Building construction and con-
struction of the new irrigation
project north of PaSco are pro-
ceeding as rapidly as the available
ity of materials permits. Supply
of construction workers is ade-
quate to the demand.
The labor supply in this area
consists primarily of skilled crafts
men who are unemployed due to
material shortages and workers
with work experience not suitable
to fill the present labor needs.
The latter group of workers un-
doubtedly, may be absorbed IN
the grape harvest or in the pro-
cessing of grapes where an m
crease of employment is anticipat-
ed. AS building materials become
available, the skilled craftsmen
should, also, secure employment.
Rumors of work at General
Electric are causing a great num-
berof veterans to come to this area.
With the exception of a need for
clerical workers, there is no avail
able employment with this firm.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-10
Finley Notes
BY Mrs. Dan Gerber

Mrs. Joed Painter and daughter
Edna and Mrs. Charlie Bowman
from Prescott and Lowden were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. F. Schneider. " n ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Paulson
of Seattle visited at the Jesse
Lande home over the week end.
Bob Schneider has been quite
i'll at the Pasco hospital, but was
able to return to his home on
Tuesday.
The Finley WSCS will meet on
Wednesday afternoon Oct. is at
the home of Mrs. Earl Myers.
Miss Clara Belle Gerber expects
to leave Sunday morning for Port
land where she will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Howard Munson for a
month. @i@sr s---s =. III III.
Finley Grange will meet Friday
night, Oct..'11 at 8 o'clock. ~,