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Washington Journal., 1946-02-08

miro 9ern9t

Nap gorf - @iaion &enrp
Chamberlain. ein bieiiacr Soitrnn-
lit uno Sfriftfteller, Ser lett Dem
Sabre 1882 Dem reonftioneIen
Stnb Ses uatlnrtic NontblD~ ange
bort bot, uu0 Nqpmonb 2eslie Buell.,
rii5en nt>oer iiingiten Nuumlner 0es
,Reiu 2eooer@, BEG 6ipiigen 8oHer.
6lottes Der ,,gocial Democratic Sc
0eration9 Die oG8l J~reuitOlid)e, nm
fritii9e @altung Der 9%cnannten $40
notSitriit eegeniiber Soluiet &pB
lamb.
chamberlain a,Gt gFeid5eitig
8enntnis bon ieinem Austritt aus
Ser Atlantic" @eOnftion oie nat
ieiner Meinulig inter tbrer ietigen
2eitun9 ben Iot1litariSmus HuB-
lanos ouf Soften oeS liberalen uflo
oauofratiidrn Nlmerifuiismiis be
%giinitigt.
gaiOe SdriHItcner be3ieben fih
in i6ren BrotcIten 9e9ett Die reouf.
tiunelle ~ultun9 oes uatlontic
MontblD" oenen Tie Die 5orm ,,of-
fener griefe" an ben u. 80. -Heoof
teur @oiporo @eefs gegeben baden
- nli einen in Ser Gftpbernumn.er
Der Monatsidrift ueroffentIiden ar-
tifel non Mnna 2oniie 5trong
(oer fritberen Qeiterin zines engliid.
lprdhigen Mosfauer YropoQonoa-
blattes uno @itlpe zines Sopiet-
@iiroentr1gers) it6er oos 9tcna
Setting Democracy in Eolauo~ mo.
aiti cine III Der Ge5embernummer ser
3eitidwift gu finoehf,s 9etrndtang
oerislben 4iitorin ifber D9or'S npri
ling. geior artifel beuciien uad
8uells lleber3eu9llna, oaB Miss
Stroita lid nidlt mebr ourh nmcri4
fouiide Soeale begeiitprn lait, ion
bern lidy Dem ruiiiihen aonlmunis.
mus eresben bat.
Chamberlain id3rcibt I'M yNep
2eaOer~ (5u oeiien M.oafteuren er
gebort), Die aluft 5piidcn s,r re
0uftionea Saltlng oes vgtlnnt'r
9ionthipx pie lie in Ser aifnabme
lrtifel 5uitt NsfSorud tonI-
me-. mo ieinem eilne,t Stan0puilft
lei 81 groBl als oab iein Serbleiber
ouf Dem Boiten zines Mitglieoes oes
Re0aftionSitsbes Der MOnatsihriis
iiir SIZE ooet i'm ielber nod uon 81
seu icin fSnne. @sn Miss Strppa
leat Chamberlain, oieie sommr
4 ItenTrennoin, ~ebemaIi9e 8eoafteu
rim zines Somi tblattes iino 8itns
boberen Somjetbearnten iei fiil
l!ner:faner ,,niht Die 3uperl1'
iaite SnformationsQis7ne iiber polni
3nitinbe inter rAliiider Gin
8aen botte In @eefs anitro:
,6enfaus einen Artifel iibcr Poaen
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
As 11liuinrNen fiir
GcnNsGcaic nMsac0cbcm

@oIbinqton YrGiibent Crit
man beridtete nem 9ongreh boB bic
h Bereinigten Stoofen oilrh oQen0-
( aeafe~ @bfomnleu an Sic Maiiertett
46 WilIinrOen Collar Bis gum 80.
september 1915 porgeItredt batteil.
slie @ereinigten Gtaaten erbieItert
fir ourh 1riiduirfenoes@ 2en0-
: nie feds Miniaroen un6 800 Mil=
llcn GolIar @crte al Waterialien,
i~5iIit1tcn ulo GienItTeiitlin9en allcr
1T 5llriid. Sn ieinem 81. @erift
,tber u2enosQcaie~ mddte 9crr Sru-
aian befnnnt,. bob n1breno Der
ariegsjabre I'M @nn5en 80 Miaiar-
~1en Collar an gnglono nno II Weil-
Iior0en an 5omjetruBInno borgeitredt
fuor0cn ieien. Ser Er1Iioent lpe5i.
~fi5ierte Die ~gep1brten @erte nIs 2e-
bensmittel, electromagnetic. @af-
fen, Munition, Shiffe, Hetroleiim
uno Decentralization, Die ben nit.
fGmpfenoen Maiierten ~5ugemen0et
.ipuroen. Ser 8cridt aciete, OaB Die
%oiten fir yQeno-2euie" p1brenb
ser IeBten orei Monate oe8 @elt.
frieges nod DeutidIonos @affen-
5tiaItono cine MiGioroe 900 Millio-
,ien Golldr9 lt betrdgen bdbeH. Sic
,Qen6-2eaie" @iffe nniroe ollf Pm
oromIng oeS Yr1Iioenten baIo nod
SapanS ltebergobe eingeitelt.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
&unen 9elOn8
-nransSeilMm0
u

Mosfn1 - 9ie @otidaft Der Der.
lGtaoteu uno einige an0ere auslanol'
I5de Bertretuugen III Der Sopjeturlion
Inben ibreu 3egierungen 9emeloet,
/ SAB es ruIiti6en 8iiienidaitlern &C.
Iunqen lit, 0os llrou-atom 5l 3er.
ihmettern, cine ser 8orbeoingunsen
fir sic Serltenung Der Atombombc.
y ausI1nOiide gertretungen bier
hatten Id)on Ieit einiger 3eit oerrnl-
Yet, Sab Oen &uiien betrdttlihe
Sortifritte oltf oem @ebiet Ser
Ntomforifung gelungeH limo, lbre
,.erie geItdtiguug aber erbielten lie,
/ ais sic 8erteilung Don Stalin-Brei-
len am 81. Saniiar befanntgegeben
pur0e.
Ser @rciS mir Ac gGntOcdau8
EApontaner 3erietung Oes Trans"
wurOe jeoof nift an Die beioen iiib-
.sen0en ruiifihen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8eter aopitia uno ". Sole oerlie-
ben, ionOern an 5mei meuiger 6efam'
Ate @elebrtr, &onituntin Betro5bat
lrnO @eorgi 6IoriOm.
Gle teiIten iid} in einen ~5iDeiteu
1reiS bon 100000 Rubel ($1S,87O)
! ausI1noilden 8eobadtern mar es IT.
genoluie Elm RGtiel, Dab Die llron5er-
t~riinnuerung MIR Sen 3meiten Breis
,&rbieIt unO niht ben eriten non POO
1000 &libel.
God stpei Gage nod 8efanutgabt
soer @ntoedung nannte Der mobile
fannie Afaoemtifer y. Nolmogoron
lie ,,eine Der 9roBten grrungenidaf-
ten Der Soujet Hbpiif IN ben lcBter
, Sobren~.
auslGn6iifen geobahtern bier
Spar eg itetS BON Sntereiie gerpeien,
0uB Sic &uflen niemals oarum eriudd
sHa6en, ibnen 0os Atomgebeimnis
mit5uteien, uno DAB lie uie Die In-
s0eutung madten, an Dem 8e9eimniS
t%eil5unebnen.
auBcnfommiiiar @potidesloo 90
Mc(otoo erfldrte in ieiner &eoe Don
II. Iooem6er, 6ob 6ie SowGtS MIDI
odein Oas 4tontgebdimnis, lonoerr
atod oiele onoere 3in9e beiiben Mir
ben.
SIN 3uiommenban9 oarnit bnbet
,9lusl6n0er bel ben HulFen Elm dnneb'
menoes SeIbitpertrauen in Der an9e
Iegenbeit ieitgeitent. Sod ouBer benz
mas M1oIotoo iagte, limo feitle ofIent
Iid)en grfldrungen ourii6er erfolgt
mas sic 5owiets baben, mos tic MD
bober, ODER mas tie 3u finoen 1offer.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
mt.N KinNcr
ais DceRmne bcnMbt

8dtabia. 3ie @riten teilten
ssuit, oaB Snooneien, Die inpaniife
Seine trilgen, bel einem 8oritoB ito.
' 5Ilid bon Semarang 8rnlHn uno
@inoer p~orous8cben lieBerl, I'M tie
nI8 gefling 81 beuubgn, nber ourh
MrfillerieTeuer geiprengt fDnroen.
IS pltr0e nitf geiogt, nelfer Nn-
ktonaIitat oieie 6ruuen liilo &inber
a~ngeb0rten.
> Sic Snooneien Iieben ouf Der
.Sludt Gofumente i'm Sid, nodoeuf
sSie griten flint StraBeniperren Be-
.itoiien uno oann oos aSelier olf Die
Gruppen gerihtet bdttcn.
gei Soeroboia fpitr0en 0rei moi.
ihe Sol0ofen getotet un6 8Dei per-
munoet, oI8 Elm @o9en nit GDtamit
iii Die 2ut geiprengt Dur0e. Cine
Mfonnihaft, Die einen 0lorler be6lens
te, nur0e aefansengenomnlen
Ger SnoiIde Snforn1dtionsoienlt
4eilte nit, Dab bol1noiide Erlppcn
30 Gtn9eborenc, Die iid) Der &iidfebr
s5oIlanoiider 3ipilbeamten i'm Siioen
bon Borneo pioeriebterl, getotet ba-
ben.
Gie boadnoiide a9entur 4netn
meIOete aus 5rneupur, 0aB I'M Roro-
often bon Sumatra BON britiihen
Sruppen, Sic nod ben M0roern pon
,d5 8erionen iud)ten, II Snooneien
in Sat- genommen lpnr0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
Batter eckt nnN
sDo lie Sicb aMflSi'

Cos angeIes Pms 8alifornien
fomnlt ser 0otrnf bic ablenoet bon
Butter 5ll hsiicrer 8erpodllna Der
Settouu9sn 81 oeranloiien. Seitens
ser Boit miro offi5ten ~fcit9eiteat, ooB
ta8lid, jehn ooer 3woli Fatete nit
oem foItburen SSttboIt einaefsen, bel
oenen sic a6reiien nift mebr gele-
len meroen fonnetl, neil Die Butter
i6ntol3. Butter lit 10 gut ms gar
nift auF3litreiben. neil. ME Die Mol-
fcreien jaaen, bieie fiir Speiieeis
unO aunitpro0ufte q gerpcronnB
finoet, mos uproiitobler" lei. Gle
bglten gutterlieierunten iino, taut
Toitamt, Sn0iana, SainoIS, Rort9
Iafoto uro Rebrasfa.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
~1tneariiebc Republic
iuMrNc ~ausocrmien

@u6opcit Sic .ungoriIde Sra
tionoIperiammlung profIamierte bier
in elmer feierliden Situng lnaorft
our @epublif. @leid5eitig ndbIte
Tie MiniiterprGiioent 3oItar TiIop
gum eriten 1rdiioeltten Der Mepu.
bIif. 9ilop mar Der ein8ige aonoi-
bat, 6d iih alfe Yarteien norber aiii
feline Gdnbioatur geeiniet baften.
9ilop, 5iibrer Der aleinIdnomirte-
Hurtei. mar am Is. Wobember 1915
ols Solge Der @entpohlen gum Bar.
Inntent gum Observation-Disclosures &c.
pabIt fpOroen. Ger SiBun9 Ser
mobnte aud
Der ruIiiide General Noridaa So
bel.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
kcnfercn3 abcr Hmms
ecrprcbIc,is Gstrepas

8aibington uiteritaatSiefretdr
Tean Aheion erflGrtc. Dab oas 8olf
Der 8ereinigten Staaten leie Opfer
bringen nriiile, hin Die Sungersnpt
III europa al b~ef1mpTen, ,,IeIbit tpentl
Sos in ciitigeil- Teilen oes 2on-
0es cine @iidfebr 81 Der Gage mnb.
ren6 ser arie9siabre be0eutelt Suiir-
De-"
.@ir baden ben arieg setuonnen" ,
iagte er in elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
.oie er i'm 9(uftrag oeS Stontsoe.
portfncnts gcholten bat. Sir fou.
nen niAt 5itgebcn buB 3unaer
lm6 NdbrungSmittelnot uns lett ei-
ne Nieoerlage bereiteii. allh CAB
ct 81, odB III europa pieIe 4sute in
@intcr Sunaer leioen miiiien,
,>iel6it tuenn MIR nlles tint, Inn oaS
81 +. uerbiiten."
ssobn .. Sutton Der @iIFs ader
bauiefretdr, iaste, oaB mir 5tDiifen
AIterndtipen pa9te1t mif
len, metlii mir nniere @ei5eno6fubr
niAt. iehr itei9ern f0nnen: Nir ion.
tien periudem Sic Suneersnot aui
Ientiflan0 5n .beidranfen mo oa-
mid UefaDr baiIen5 ,amier gan5es
acknowledgements in @efabr 5it
5ringen: 1ooer mir tonnen Die Wor-
r1te iiberol perteilen. uno 6nnit oag
aeitigen oob eg iiberaa in
EUROPA .einen Ndbriin9sfmnga in
3eringerem DiaB geben miro. iel6lt. in
ben Qdnoern unierer Aaiierten.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
pfarrcrs Hcirnt NIT
~1lcocrilt peridcbcn

Nem. gOrf Reo. 5ronf @6ite,
ebemaliger 9farner in RoriOIf, 3d..
Id9te, ieine beabiidtigte Seirat nit
elmer Negerin lei alti urgewifie Belt
oeridobelL neil u~gepiiie tefniide
Sdruierigfeiten~ beltiin0cn.
Gle lette @ohe beantragte @ei-
ratsli3cn3 beseihnete &eo. @bite ais
,,meiB~ iin0 SRI. annc a~nOericn ols
0Ncgerin@.
@ep. @bite erfIdrte, or bqbe ieine
BforriteIle in Ger Norfolf Unitarian
Gburd nufgeben n%riiiien, neil icine
8emeinSe ieine aniiAten in be3lg
ali 6rogen ser 3aiie, Der @irtihait
uno Ser &olitif n~riBbiaiDte.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
liek
Neliebte mOrOen

gsiirnbera Seinrih Simmler
behold Die S~inrittliug ieiner tribe.
rem @eIiebteu uno hires @bemunues,
oes ,,perradteu 9oftors,~ UNI Die
@eitidte ~oreiiGbriger moroeriiher
me0i3iniiher Experiments on Suoen
uno fotboIiiden @rieitern gu ber-
oeden, berihtete man nelteroingS
aus oIliierten 8reiien.
9hif @noronung Oes %ebemoligen
@eItapo : Chefs erihoilen I'M Npril
1916 S=@odeu in Gadou Or. g.
GoIder uno leine @attin, Die tribe.
re GhmiipieIerin 0ina 3tebI. 3wei
8o6en ip6ter wuroe oas 9odoler
2ager BON omerifanilden Sruppett
beiebt.
Die engen 8e5ieBuugen $immlers
gum @bepaor &aider pur0en onrt
SimmIerS @ebeimpopiere %entbiiat,
Sic in einem Seller III 9aneiu gefltiI-
BEN iuoroeu limb. Ole entOedten $50.
piere entbalten oetaiaierte 8eritte
ST.. &olhers iiber @rperiniente, Die
im 8inter t94243 i'll 9oAalter
Eager on9elteat ipttroen. Sn oieien
Experimental mucDen WtGnner, Die
0urh Gdlte ~beDubtlo8 genodlt NOR
Sen marer, ourb Die &%orperiuarrle
nodter 9Srdllen nieoerbelebt.
33e4Qen, Sic I'M Yro3eB gegen Be
ante uuo @ahen 0eS Aon5entra=
tionslogerS 9oduu oernommen muir
0en, baben i'm Nobember 1915 Dor
Dem 9ahnuer Ntilit1rgeridt oltSge-
laqt, 0aB Shumler BON Berlin nod
3adou geEommeu ici, nm oiele er-
~pCrimente al beobohten.
Nino Diebl pllroe nah eirer NIT
tclmdBiden 8iibnenloufbabu &imm-
lers SefretGriu uno poriibergebenoe
@eIiebte. Gp1ter beirutete lie Or.
RoIder, Ser I'M Sftober 1889 Der
&c s~uqepieIen murOe. Or DeHielte
fat tdglid nit 9iulmler @riefe, Die
er oSSbr erge6ener Hnlder" inter,
5eidnetc.
@dbreuo Or. RoIder 0eutlde
un0 polniIHe Suoen totete, in0em er
tic in bcIonocren 9mnmerlt eilteu1
2iitorud BON $4,000 SUB Sobe aus
Iebte, modte ieine 5ral Tarbcnoif-
nabmen BON ben Srganeu leaierter
&orper.
GIs elmer Scr Geinoe &aiders Der
Iufte Den noerritdten @oftor" an
Sic 9ItTront at ihiden, parierten
sic &nIderS oonlit, DaB lie SIMMER
iiberrcoeten, I'M 8ernidtungsIager
gllliGpib Elm ,,grfrierungS Gtpert.
mtent" on0loronen.
u8is jest babe id Gyperimente al
80 Meni9en ousgefiibrt Die iA s
his II @titnoen long unbefleioet III
6reien IieB, lhrieb Bladder Ipotel
BON gtllidipib oil 6immIer.
2lus ben gefnnOenen Yupierer err
gibt Iif meter, onB nn0 Die Na
Ider GitereinipriBungen in 0tl
GhenfeI poIniiher futboIiiher 8rie-
tier bornabm I'M Elm 8r1parat, 0as
er oerfunoen" bate mno hiniidt.
i6 ser 8irffamfeit nit @eniciain
uerglidg all8suproben. Gin @esner
RolderS in ser S5 meIoete bobe-
rem SteGeu, sob &oiders 8rdparai
IeoigIid) cine MiIHung aus Sal5-
tpdI1er lln0 idiHern0er Sarbe mar.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
HnFctcnbcrmbc
ltciot so 111eilen

Malbington Die Mrmee bot
cine onrd) &ooio fontrollierte Hafete
entiuidelt, Die 80 Meilcn fer5engruoe
ollfmdrtslteigt.
@enerolleutnant 2ebin S. Comp.
bell Der barber berihtete, fiiqte
9in3u, Dab es qnidlt ouBerbal6 6es
Wfogliden@ Iiege,. ooB 3~afetenmaf
zen eincn b~eIiebiqen Bunft in ser
Welt erreiden fpnnten.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
untcritiibt Sic NcmtId9e
5citmne, 6 lit emre
5eitMne!

Senbet SnmiIien . 9adridten,
Sereiusnadri6ten, IOtUie Iunitige
atcreifcnte Menigfeiten an Die
ReoaftiOn. @;r iino serne &c
cit nnO freuen nns, ~berartise
lsadIrihten i'm uSOnrnnI" 81 brin-
leu. sic beIfen ms 6amit nnb
rmeiSen, OaR mir 6Gfiir berant.
aortlid semaht nerOen, uenn Gr-
sai'ie in Tamilienfreiien (0c-
nrtstaae, Sohseiten, 8inStanfen,
StrrbcfGae, Seimdc DOn 6rennben
In nidlt in nnlerer, relp. eurer
ieitnns III finben limb.
8cnadri6tigt bic @eSaftiDn. !
10 Sirtb CTR. y. u, @afbiuston |!
?. s. (Jeruipreder NAtiOna:
!
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
CHESTNUT FARMS

geitriebeh ser ibm o6er retour
inert wuroe, dnideineno neil er
nitt ser Griuartlug @eefS' ent.
iprah. ser geitrag meroe III oieieIbe
Qotalit6re } SCRIBE bauen, iDir cS bic
bei0cn Artbtel Der Strong getan bat
ten"
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
OcMticbc 5eritSrcr
0ckctt an $ranfrcid,

Ipll0on = Nds N~usp1rtige 9lnt
CAB befannt, Dab @roBbrifonnien
filnf Oeitide 3erltorer ulto 3ipei Cor
peooboote oil 6ronfreih ilbertraaen
babe. 4ie Sdiffe iino EN- Seil Ser
oeltiflen 6Iotte, Die inter @roG.
britonnien Die &ereinigten Stoaten
lino SoipietruBlarto nufgeteilt MIR.
Be.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-21
The Last Supper

Then one of the twelve, called
Judas Iscariot, went unto the
chief priests, and said unto them
What will we give me, and will
deliver him unto you? And they
covenanted with him for thitty
pieces of silver. And from that
time he sought opportunity to be-
tray him. ''ef + lS'!cia 3if 32'
Now the first day of the feast
of unleavened bread the disciples
came to Jesus, saying unto him,
Where wilt thou that we prepare
for thee to- eat the, passover? And
he said, sGhunto' the city to such
a man, and say unto him, Tie
master says, My time is at hand
will keep the passover at thy
house with my disciples. AID
the disciples did as Jesus had APP
pointed them; and they made
ready. the passover.
Now when the even was come,
he sat down with the twelve.
And as they did eat, he said,
Verify / say unto you, that one
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-21

of you shall betray me. And they
were exceeding sorrowful, and
began every one of them to say
unto him, Lord, is it l? And he
answered and said, He that dip
peth his hand with me in the dish,
the same shall betray me. The
Son of man goeth as it is written
of him: but woe unto that man by
whom the Son of man is betrayed.
it had been good for that man if
he had not been born.
Then Judas, which betrayed
him, answered and said, Master,
is it 1? He said unto him, Thou
hast said.
And as they were eating, Jesus
took bread, and blessed it, ana
brake. it, and gave it to the dis
ciples, and said, Take, eat; this 5
my tbdy. And he took the cup,
and gave thanks, and gave it to
them, saying, Drink we all of IT.;
for this is my blood of the new
testament, which is shed for many
for the remission of sins. But
say unto you, / will not drink
henceforth of this fruit of the
vine, until that day when l drink
it new with you in my Fathers
kingdom.
And when they had sung a
hymn, they went out into the
mount of Olives. Then saith .Je-
sus unto them, All we shall be Of
Tended because of me this night:
for it is written, Twill smite the
shepherd, and the sheep of the
flock shall be scattered abroad.
But after am risen again, l will
go before you into Galilee.
Peter answered and said unto
him, Though all men shall be Of
Tended because of thee, yet with |
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-21
Spiritual Food
THE WAY TO THE CROSS
lContinuedl
BY J. w. r.


writers Note: Spiritual
Food" is retelling the events
leading up 10 the crucifixion
and ascension into heaven If
Our Lord, Jesus Christ, as con-
tanned in the Gospel of Saint
Matthew, beginning with the
first verse of the ,26th chapter.
In the first part Jesus told dis
ciples after two days is tha
feast of the passover, and the
Son of man is betrayed to be
crucified." Priests and elders
plot to kill Jesus but decide
mot on feast day." Woman
pours oil over the head of Jesus
at house of Simon the leper
Disciples indignant but Jesus
tells them she poured the ONT
ment on his body for my bur
ial" and proclaims that wher-
ever gospel is preached this will
be told as a memorial of her.
Now to continue the account.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-21

This Is not an Indictment of
present night clubs in this city
since for a majority of the sailor
boys they are most suitable for
the enthusiasm" the boys wish
90 display. but I was thinking
the ether night OF the very
chummy and interesting night
clubs Key West once had. To me
Pena's Garden of Roses was out
standing. Here was an old bar,
an intimate small dance hall and
some chairs scattered around.
Then there was a very beautiful
garden outside with lawn chairs.
Pena himself presided. Mario
Pcna was the husky and friendly
bar tender. Such drinks as came
off that bar. The best of beer,
Cuban rum whiskey, gin. Not
thc horrible eoncoctions some.
bars serve these days, which
snake enc sack on the first drink
Then there was Raul's Club on
the boulevard. This was, a fairly
barge dance floor with a horse
shoe old bsT and once again the;
drinks we're delicious Finally
there was the Samoa Club of Al
Mills where there was also about
the same sort Of good entertain
ment together with a nautical
atmosphere. This club was at.
Craig Dock. Then I always en-.
dyed sloppy Joe's TOO. Through
these clubs passed the celebri-i
ties who visited the Island Cisy.
which added a tinge TO the en-
ioyment Of the clubs Then of
course there were The Latin
rhumba dances seen frequently
ON the floor. There was a great
deal more merit to the clubs then
and I would like to see them
come back again.
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afnNn IN these eases and when
tnis hne h crossed the majority
- citizens In the town organize
and take all legal means TO keep
'.ait this element. This line is very
el04e.
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BOTH DIE

TOWANDA, Pa.-After strik-
ing power line, Student Pilot
William Dunfee's training plane
Owed onto a highway and then
bounced to a stop atop a wall,
where it teetered only inches
from a 1,300-foot drop ofer a
cliff. Dunfee escaped with a
fractured nose. The plane was
demolished.
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never be offended. Jesus said I'm
to- him, Verify 1 say unto thee,
That this night, before the cock
crow, thou shalt deny me thrice.
Peter said unto him, Though
should die with thee, yet will
not deny thee. Likewise also said
all the disciples. - Matthew
26:13-35.
(To Be Continued
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Congratulations to Paul Albury,
Bob Pollock, Roy Hamlin, Isidore
Rodriguez. Jack Delaney in put
tina over the Sponge Festival
vath q bangl That crowd of about
1000 who saw Miss Acevedo
efowned queen was very repre-
sentative Of the city's interest in
&c Festival.
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The Red Cross drive Is now
FOREMOST In peoples minds with
the sponge Festival out of the
way. The drive has now gone to
$500 out Of quota of $1,000.
Gerald Saunders is working
nightly % put Il over. Gerald is
q very concrete worker.
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CONTINUED IN WAR

BALTIMORE. is one
of the collegiate sports that con-
tinued throughout the war.
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SEVENTEEN VARIETIES

NEW YORK.-There are seven
teen varieties of pigeons and
doves in the United States.
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a. ioFner solicitor Allan b
1isaFe said 10 the Key West
Disbursements Association the
osnea night Key Westers awake,
Guard your heritage. Guard your
eiiy from those who would cor
rupt ~" Many are asking ques-
tons since they heard this talk.
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swIMs ONLY At NIGHT

CLEVELAND. - The yellow
rail bird. a good swimmer, gen.
orally swims only at night.
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New Famine Committee
asks rs per cen. cut in wheat
use. liaf
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Inn ALREADY DRAWN
ThNFe - = tne which IL usually
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ft2 fafeeeinE games are
k&asliaa 10 $50 sorts ~ persons.
kasf IS sail ttsm the reds" and
49, Nlnks. the plBks being a
M8l IS Gnnft she'll coior and de-
HamMAsWH hMai peFaona wiav are
aHtete si u nsanaRlng thi8 sprt
a sa4 osgil play Once upon
4 tA Hi# malef b@ai upan the
ahsa - KeF West. the slln beaf
uf ~ tMFunent. and things
waFu sa nmset heFe Then there
wwfN ~ knhs whe were I'M
ta4ea6aA n thi9 game which haa
aaNn am faf GESTURES down
hers xAt II etly theas who were
poKN N<gs M
ghe Rar and the
suma m md esinc
- = "a 80 eaf and Tie oar
r. n8 Ia. ard 10 and be-
~ Mbn aiumld poke their aoses
= ln&ew ha the Reds. Thus Ear
- o. Hesin know oF have
sMan6 * doWa hers ara characters
n tnnNh Right now though
fEmN h aeule indication hat
mia aisakina the glad hand of
$50 NEeat theiF left hand strays
- tlse Overseas Highway 30
8inni and Tampa and grip the
mwind finRefs 81 many In those
piaNee pho are quite question
4f. mlfh the evident intention
"a hFinHiuN them in 900.
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(To Be Continued)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-10
SCORE BY INNINGS

FENWAY PARK, Boston, Oct. 10.-St. Louis tied the all-time world series record with 20 hits today as they dwarfed the Boston Red Sox's vaunted power and won the fourth game of the 1946 clas- sic by score of l2 to 3.
 Enos Slaughter's 370-foot home run touched off three-run explo- sion in the second inning and the Red Bird knocked out starter Tex Hughson with three more in the third, Stan Musial's double to cen- ter scored two runs and sent Hugh- son to the showers The National Leaguers added another off reliefer Jim Bagby before he could get the side out
 The Sox broke Munger's shutout in the fourth on Ted Williams single followed by Rudy York's double but that was all until the eighth.
 The Cards completed the out with Jour runs on five hits and two er- CTS in the ninth.