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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

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8oIfe berbreitet tpuroen. Das 1,ei,l,-
sebnte Sabrbunbert bi,adte eaftn cine
@eibe eisentlider Gihter. l1no bas
gntIteben oieler Dihtllng bdnet a,,fs
innieite 5,tIan,nen nit be,t 2ebens-
ge1pobnbeiten Ser @epolfer,rng.
S6on. ieit Sabrbunoertelt battcn :
iib sic 8eipobner ser einiamen Berg
taller bes 8iinoner 2onoes sarnn ge-
tpobut, ibrer 2ebcnslutterbalt i'm
Muslono 81, peroienen. Die erite GRO
BE sluslumlocrltng fiibrte lie mad,
genebis; man finoet BORT 5uerft sic
8iiltoner SGititer Salm sic giiro
ner ,3u,der- uno goitetei,bGder. Scn
Iebtgenonnten @er,,fe iinS. lie treu
geblieben, lmo int 2arf ser beibelt
letten SaDrbl,noerte iinb tallienhe !
unb ta,,ie,,oe bon 9iinSnern olis ib-
rem 9ergtilern in Sic groBen StuSte
bon Stalien Spanien 6ranfred),
Seuti6 6lamo uno Spllnno gesogcn.
stber - ,ino bas lit oas be5ei6neiloe
ltno 1nteriteiocnoc iN'erfmal OieIer
Iuslpanberlmg- tie blieben nid)t in
fremoen 2dnoe, iolroern febrten ltets
ipieSer in lire Seintat striit, nm
ibren Scbensabeno BORT 81 berbrin-
gen. Die 2iebe 81 ibren Bergen 1rno
Ser Stol5 auf ibre Sreibcit srurcn lit
alcn 10 itarf, oab iie Sen GrlnlS-'
lab: riibi bene ibi patria" n!e 81 Ocm
ibrigen maften. ltnb geraoe Sieie
Seimatliebe, oieie itGnoiac Schnluht
nah SEN itiGen 9ergtdlern bot aus
monGem einiad)en Ealtetenbader ei-
men Hpetct genlntbt.
@as an rGto-rolnaniihcr Sid,tltlg
i'm 2aufe oes 19. SabrbllltNerts er-
Id)ienen lit, gebort fait pbne 9lilsnah-
me ser 8attltng r2prif" at. llllo
ser llrgrl,no 5rtm Gihten lit meilt
Irennllngsidm1ers lrlo Wleoer-
iebensirclNe. 60 iiuo es tatidddi6
oie reinitcn Itptipe, sic Seu Nato-
9cnancu gum Sidten slrargen -
Gbrgeis poer Sas &erlangen nad
flingcnoe,n 9obn lngen ibnen natur-
genrGb ferne; belu, bel ser berbdlt-
nisnlGbig fleinen 3abl ppt Melt-:
ihen, Sic lie peritanoert, tonnten Sie'c'
oibtcnoen -Homanen ME barauf'
s1blen, has sll ipsrocn, mas man ei-
men vberiibnlten Mann" uennt. Sic
oidteten, apeil iie nllbtet nnO frag-
ten nicDt.piel oarnad,, ob iid Ionlt le-
mano oarum fiilnmerte. Serbreitet
puroe oieie ,2prif 5l,erit onrb Ole
romaniid,sn 3eihnrgen, Die itm gfittc'
oes 49,. Sabrbunoerts entItanoel',
Ipdter in Sen lA,blifationen Der
vG1toron,aniihen 8elellid,nft" ooec
auh IN eigenen 6criftsbdnohen.
Sic blieben louge lnbenlerft; III he1
letten SSabrjebnten bat oas SnterelIe
an oieicr 2iterntlr auh in Ger iihri-
gen SdnpeiS iid) ST regen begon1len.
gtiht sitm 1penisItens oanf Den picl-
iad,en 9eniibungen 5iln 'Sd)lse Der
alten ebrlpiiroigen Sprnd>c, Die 5lr
@riino,mg elmer grpBen rato-roma-
niihen @eicaifaft gefiibrt baberl, Die
auc Wunoarten unrfaBt.
Qion 9unoI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Yidnif.

Iie 31peige 25 uno q peral,ital-
ten gerneinlfnftlifr elm 0idnid Oil
Sonntas, ben %. Suli, IL, Dem lido
men Somnnerbeim oes gintrudt Sc
iangpereins. ollie Wfitelieoer beiber
3tpeige 10 ,pie ibre Jamilien llns
5reunoe iuno ber5lih eillgelaOen uni
eriuht iib bieien Gag Su reierpleren
sc lit elm tiidtiges &omitee on Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Dies mnN Das

Ioan gationaI Safetp Council
tperoen oie i1brlihen 0fonomildell
aolteu fir 9 yerfebrsilnfdue fir 1941
auf nabesu $4,000, 100000 icltgc-
Iett. Seit Dem ariege fat es in Il.
g. 81. feirl vnorntules" Sabr &C.
geben.
Gin 5000 SUB bober Berg SpiIden
oafe aouiIe ,i,lo ganfi in aunaoa
tpiro nun MoaMlt giienboaDer &C.
natn,t; Dor Dem 3tpetten Weittrieg
bieb ct Ealtle Mountait.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Sfferte.

griioer bes g. g. @ereins 3lpeia
6 bon SomelteaS, tpelhe spiinlf,en b;e
Sausmeilterltelle un,i1nebmeu in ur-
ierem angefallften 2ofal an Z. slne.,
lino erild,t lid, ihriitlid an5llmel-
Den bis nidt ipiter als ben 8. sluguIt
an Die 9lorelie oes Sereins
g. =. 9or 1876, Someiteao, go.
Mit 8r,,SergruB s. Strait, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
H,aS ue,p Cattle, pa.
3meig 25.

gs biene ullen Witgliebern oes
9tpeis 25 sur 9iadrid,t, oab nadite
Seriammbuns am 21. Suli, 3 libr
nahrnittags in ser gintraf)t Sa!le
abgebalten miro. 8itte ale Wtitslie-
Ser in Die 8erlanurlllllug gu font
men. 8eo. 8obenoprfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

Mrbeit, ,tnt allen Neiuhern cine reht
quite 3eit gu seigen. ....,.
alio krenn lie einen een,iitliden
Sag oerleben tpoIen, 10 fonunen iie
am %. Sl,li 81 benz Nid1lid 1tno
brinsen lie einen gefiillten aorb unb
euten Sumor NIT.
Geo. @ooenoorfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Die 8GtcsSc Sc,ttattett
ttt 0ra,1biinNett

Dab in Ser Sdhpeia beutid, fron-
5oiii6 nno italieniidb eeiprohen miro
lit ben tneiiten Sren,oen, sic IRIS
Samb fommen, tpobl befannt. 9e;
tueitem nidt aae apiiien, oob es nod
eine nierte 2an6eslprabe gtbt. Sic
miro in SEN 6lubscbietcn oes @bei1
lino bes Snn gclprohen, 5. j. i'm
8iimoner Sberlano 1mo inn Gngu0in.
Ser @olfsmu,ro I'M @roltbiineeu
nernt Tie fl1ra yromaniid", 1paDreno
Sic @elebrten bon rrGtpronml,ii iih"
ober audi ~labinild)" ipreden, srenn
lie bieies Shelna bebanOeln. Ser
Nnlne vronluniif" oeutet id,on al,
bub es iid) bier Inn cine SoGter-
iprnhe Des alten Mom boltoclt. Sbre
Gntitebelu,a mag man iid dbnlif)
prltellen, iuie sic bes lpnniiden, nit
Dem iie tatiGdlitb aud) sic arobte
@ertpanotidnft 5eiet. sic biloete iid)
i'm Souf ser Sabrbunoerte ans ser
pulgar- -lateiniIden ltn,gangsiprahe
ser ron,iiden sSolbaten l,no &oloni-
item, sic iib in bieIen 8egewoen 1lic-
oerlieben, rnS bem, feltiihen, 5. +.
ser Wtutteriprabe ser ltntertuorfen-
men Stnmrtbep0lfer1lng. Sb allG
etrusfiidp Glemente bel bieier MiIG-
,,ng mitse,pirft bdbe,1, lit cine 6ra-
&c, sic ser eelebrten 6oriduu1g por-
behalten bleibt.
elder lit, ouB uor ettpa 1000 Sab
rem bas r1to-rontaniid)e Sprad)ge-
biet piel arober tpar als bellte,, ai,d)
auenn man bon Sen 3Gtoromaner III
Sirol abiiebt, sic in einselnelt Cd
lern nod, iebt ibre Mun6art belrabrt
baben Tie alten runlaniiden Srts-
be5eid,m,ngen geben Die Sicherbelt,
bob bas eanSe Hbeintol bis S,lln
8oScniee romaniif iprudy, pcrmlltlid
audi sic @elpohner ser @alenI Iee-8e-
aeno, l,no in 9iinSen iclbit ,p,lrocn
e;nige beute pollig Scutid) iprehen-
Sc S1ler (YrGttigmr, 9uups, Sbun-
fisg) crit inn slpeiten SabrtaiicltS Der
hriitliden 3eitreblu,ng gerrnani-
liert.
Mls 2iteratur-Sprahc besinnt oas
MGlo79tpnaniide icinen ScbenslaitT
ober crit I'M 16. Sabrbunoert. Gincr
ser &efornratoren oes Gugaoins, So
bann Srapers bon 3l.os, balt cls
eriter cine roinauiid)e 9ihtung per-
faBt unb in Druid gege6en, Die
rGbian5ln balla guerra Salg Gbi-
alte o'MtiiId" - 5. +. oas 2ieo bonn
Miiiier arieg. Tas Geoidt eritiel
i'm Sabre 1927, uno ieiu Serfalier
be5ergt IN ser Gorreoe, bisber babe
man es nidt fiir n0gliG gebalten, III
Ser romaniid)en Wirtterlpradc 81,
ld)reiben, er babe als erIter Sen Ser
illh gdr'ugt. sln bieies erlte Gpps
iGloB iid Damn cine notwithstanding
reid)e Siteratur an, sic Sabrbunoerte
lang allerSings burd)aus geiitlioGell
Gbarafter bate. Gs iinO ausiGlieb
lid 9ibel- -lleberietungen, E'ulmel1
- uno slnbad)tsbiid)cr, sic III Sen
eriten beiben SsabrMtnberten ser TO
nraniiden Shriitiprade 9corudt
,purben.
Grit i'm IS. ssubrbunoert entoedt
man Spuren ciner ,peltlid,en Cite
rutur, uno 5lpar linb es merit 2ieSer,
sic oils lcle glGtter gebrudt, I'M
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Die Ia @uaroia Keoe titrr Die
BerSprengten

| gr erinnarte Sen Mat oaran, 5aB CT
ale n0tigen gorbereitun9en treffen
nriiiie uno ord) gin5elfragen uno
Jinanaangeleenbeiten orbnen, 10
Sub er in ser Gage iein iou, am 81.
Oe3enrber 1916 oie eanae 2ait bo,
ser l1gs&&M az iibernebmen." Sic
baben Elm &ecbt a,lf alle in uniercn,
geiib befinoliden Snfor,notione, "
erflGrte er oem Council, Isle miiiien
au6 pole Gin fibt baben in alle SeD-
Ter, sic mir begangen bdben, ,peil
bies iiberbaupt niisIi1 lit. llno ih
ela,,be, BOB Sic a,th nit M0eIi6-
felt red)nen, Tebler 81, n,aben." T..
rYteine Serren," iaete er nit
groBem Grnit, rtSie fonnen bieie sn-
gelegerbeit nidt 10 bebanoeln, nls
Oh Sic einen al,f 8eeenieitiefeit be-
a, rllberben SanSelspertrag bor iid)
bGtten. Sies lit elm ean5 unoerer
@egenitano. Sieie Menihen iinS poll
pon llnrait, entnn,tist, ltngliidlidl,
SemoralTiert, bon ibrer Seimat ob-
geidnitten uno per,pirrt. Sic Der
oienen poae Mnteilnabme unb beno-
tieen krirflih cine 5arte &iidiiGt-
rabtne.
| sd bofie, bab oas gan5e Splten1
geGnoert tperoen miro, a,no baB einc
internatiouale &0rperidaft poae
8eranhportung ,no Mtadt in ser
eanBen AneeIesenbeit erbdlt. SD
boife, boB Ser 9iat nit piel @irflid-
feitsiinn iid) ser Sad)e annebme!,
miro. Sd boffe al,dy, oab er feinen
einltinrmigen 8eridbt allsaraeitet,
benn ih babe Sic grfabrrng semaht,
baB iooft eine interi,ationale Sort
ferens et1pas einitinuniges ,nad)t,
Damn hit es alld iid,erlid barmlos
| uno bieIleidt aud ,,,hpirfiam."
Ser 8eribt bes Special Commit
tee on &efugees ans displaced Ser
ions" entbieIt audi Sen Gntuurf Ell
ner 8epfaii,lng ser nel,en internotio-
nalen &orperifaft. Oieier Serfa'-
i,lngsenhpurf apuroe nud fiinftdgi-
ger 0ebatte aneenommen. Iber Dies
beoeutet feinesspegs, baB 0ie Ser
iailung ooer ser 8eriht einltinmige
s(nnubme gefunoen bat. 0ie SerfaI-
lung mus jett Sen eilu,nOfiinf5igSer-
einigten Nationen lll1terbreitet iper-
| Sen, ibre gmpfeblungen unb Mbdn
oerungsboribldge nriiiien beriitii6-
tist hrerSen. Ger enogiiltise gnt1purf
| nulB BON ser @eneralperlammlun9
;;ber llN engelWmmen tperoen lmo crit
| nahber fam sic in 9l,,slift genon;-
| meme internationale &orperid)aft iDrC
@irflamfeit beginner. Minoerbeits-
| porl dlGse ipurben bierbei pcm Spe-
cial Committee genladt, tpeld)e 5ei-
aen, oab es obne Sd1pierigfeiten in
i ser Sufunft nift abgehen miro. Bic
lie ltnltimnigfeiten erfldren alld),
,parum Die Sisungen bes &omitees
in 2onoon aft @ohen lang 10 iriir,
mild perlallien iino ullo ,parum Der
8crid)t ON pen Council 10 in Die
SGnse seriet. Die llnitinnligfeiten
Iino meiitens. politiider slrt. slter
Der GENERALIZATION ser uNHMs(
fiilnmerte iih in ieiner Mniprade ali
Sen Social ans Economic Council
nid)t UNI Yolitif, er ipra6 .peoer bon
2itauern Spaniern Slloen, Mrme.
lnern, llfrainern &uiien ul,p. Gl
| iette iih fir MenIden elm rnb bc,
| tonte bie iittliben lrnO meltihliher
| israaen sic bier IN 8etradt fanlen
8er ibm gebort, fann nidt barar
slpeiieln, bnB n,,s linn oas 8elpiMer
| ser Menifbeit iprady.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
95,25z periene,, eantett
1944 Hnrh 1tni6lle attt

8oibington. gtad einem geriht
bes 3eniusbiiros famen im Sabre
1914 burd unI1ae 95.237 NerIonen
inns 2eben. Sieben bon ie 5ebn too-
lid) .8erlesten tparen n,annlihen 9e,
id,lehts. Die @eIantsabl tpar bier
Yrosent geringer uls I'M oorberge-
aangenen Sabre. Die meiiten Spfer
foroerten Mutounidae, namlif a.
2S2. Gon bieien tparen 19,O63mann-
iihen @elhlehts. 9ur6 Stur5 To-
men 22,471 Yerlonen Inn. Sier
truren bie meilten Gerungliidten
ssralien. 6lugl1nfaae nit toolihem
slusgang erreihten oIe Sobe bon g.
656. Sierbei iparen fait ale Wttin-
ner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

= Wie id)on tpdren bod uniere
Harfs, tpenn bas liebe Nnblifum lie
niht 10 perIfnnbeln tpiirbe!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11

The Jackson Square USO Little
Theater Group made its debut be-
fore an appreciative audience in
the Boca Chica Air Base Thea
ter last night. The Groups first
production of the season, BEST
Smile Forward, was dedicated to
the men at Boca Chica and es-
pecially to the newly-arrived
squadrons, Asdevron, Night Dew
ron and Saffron, and to the Ma
rines on their Hist anniversary.
The show was greeted with up
roariouS applause.
Vocal solos by Ray Darling,
Doreen Cruz and Diana Ohmie
delighted the audience and Marge
Sjursen's eccentric tap dance was
a high point of the entertainment.
Program Director Gerald Pin
der was in his usual fine form in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11
Deafened People May
. Now Hear Clearly

, Science has made it possible for
the deafened to hear faint sounds.
It is a hearing device so small
that it fits in the hand and en-
ables thousands to enjoy sermons.
music. and friendly companion
ship. Accepted by the Council on
Physical Medicine of the Amer
can Medical Association. This
device does not require separate
battery pack. battery wire. case
or garment to bulge or weigh you
down. The tone is clear and pow
erful. So made that you can ad-
just it yourself to suit your hear
ing as your hearing changes. The
makers of Beltone. Dept. 600. l450
w. 18th ST.. Chicago 8. ILL.,. are
so proud of their achievement
that they will gladly send free
descriptive booklet and explain
how you may get full demon
stration of the remarkable hear
ing device in your own home
without risking a penny. Write
Beltone today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11
Angel Street, Play Groups
Eerie Mystery Opens Tonight

The Key West Players present
their first production of the win
ter season tonight when Angel
Street." popular Broadway mys-
terry hit, opens at the Barn Thea
ire. The curtain rises at $3.50.
Known as "Gaslight" in the
movies, starring Charles Boyer
and Ingrid Bergman, Angel
Street" has been in rehearsal for
months. Those who have watched
the practice sessions say that the
well-known theatre group here
has even eclipsed its former pro-
auctions.
Jack Nolen, the leading man.,
(and what villainD will prob
ably never live down in private
life the impression he makes in
his part. He's that good! And
poor little Janice White, the ap-
pealing, pretty wife of this scoun-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11
HarrisOns Offer
Program Tonight

Selections on the electric vibra
harp by Mrs. E. NJ. Harrison,
sound movies and talk by DR..
E. NJ. Harrison, world traveller,
lecturer, author and clergyman,
will feature the program tonight
at the First Baptist Church. The
opening number is scheduled for
7:30.
DR.. Harrison is pastor of the
Woodlaw Baptist Church in Chi
cago. He has attended five uni
Versities and seminaries. He is
humorist, a traveller and ten
mis- enthusiast.
DR.. Harrison now has passports
to Burma for himself, wife and
two babies. They will leave
soon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11
CARD OF THANKS

In the hours. of suspense and
sorrow following the recent ac-
cident and death of our dear
daughter and sister, the late Sybil
Dorothy Smith, the sympathy and
kindness shown us by friends and
neighbors served as a sustaining
force while hope lasted, and a
source of comfort in the later
days. To each and all we here
desire to express our sincere graf
itude and assurance of apprecia-
ton. Our appreciation goes out
to the donors of the lovely floral
tributes.
nov1I-1t THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11
Blind Pig Leading
V.F.W. Collections

Danton Claramont's Blind Pig
Bar, Greene street, has the dis
tinction of thus far collecting the
largest amount of donations for
the VFW's Building Fund. Be-
cause of its convenient location,
the chairman of the VFW House
Committee suggests that many
tickets and donations may be
turned in there.
Running very close second is
Vanessa Saunders, employed at
the Columbia Laundry, Simonton
street.
The House Committee of the
VFW sends out the following
urgent sos: Turn in all ticket
stubs and unused tickets to the
VFW Automobile on display
next door to the S. H. Kress Co."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11

! drel, will probably be Poor
Bella" to those who see her in
this part, for a long time to come.
1t wouldn't be fair to tell more
about the play now, but each
person in the cast has done a
superb job in the dress rehearsal.
The cast of characters is as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Manningham, Jani C e
White; Mr.. Manningham, Jack
Nolen; Nancy, Faye Roberts;
Elisabeth, Emily Wooley God
dard; Rough, Joseph Lazarovici;
Policemen, Guy Carleton and Lee
Goddard.
Tickets for Angel Street"
which will run for the rest of the
week, are on sale at Paul Smiths
Book Store, corner of Simonton
and Eaton streets. Also at the
door of the Barn, preceding the
performances.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11
Girls, Dancers and Other Fine Talent
Mark USO Music al ShOtU Last Night

, tap dance and vocal numbers. His
rapid exchange of quips with the
, audience as master of ceremonies
aroused much laughter.
The next performance will be
given at the Key West High
School on Friday, November Is,
at 8 pm. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from high school students.
The Boca Chica production was
staged with the cooperation of
Commander Rooney and Lieuten-
ant D. B. Mckay, which made the
production at Boca Chica pos
sible.
Assisting with wardrobe, make
up and generally behind the
scenes were Mrs. Ted Canova,
Mrs. Flo Whitaker, Mrs. Joan
Lanier and USO-NCCS-WD Area
Worker Eileen Coughlin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11
Baby Sho'o Opens
St. PauI's. Bazaar
Week From TODAY

Much interest has been aroused
regarding the Kickoff" of the
Annual Bazaar of the ST.. Paul's
Episcopal Church, complete with
all its trimmings, scheduled for a
week from today. at 4:30 p. M,
when the Baby Show (and Chill
dren's Show will take place at
the Parish Hall, Bahama street.
All children from four months to
five years, inclusive (who have
not reached their sixth birthday
are eligible.
A silver loving cup will be pre-
sented the prettiest baby and
other lovely prizes will be award
ed the three healthiest, three
best dressed, in the various age
groups.
A committee consisting of Will
helmina Harvey, chairman, and
assistants, Frances Cochrane, An
ma. founders, Cleora Johnson,
Gertie Curry. Ottolee Albury,
Mary Curry, Mary Graham, Eva
NeWhouSe, Muriel Pinder, Hilda
Sands, and Edith Laid has been
announced.
The Bazaar is an outstanding
annual event that is anticipated
by Key Westers, young and old.
Hundreds of visitors who flock to
the Bazaar to see the wares"
do much of their Christmas shop
ping here, since so many lovely,
hand-sewn dainties are offered
for sale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11
Many Key Westers
On Sub Returning
TOHOmePo Here

The USS COchlnO, a submarine
which took part in the Navy Day
celebration at New Orleans, La,
returned here last Thursday to
her home base.
The Cochino, along with a de-
stroyer and a cruiser, was open
for public inspection during the
Navy Day weekend in New Or
leans.
The submarine, first to be COM
missioned after the end of the
war, also did a dummy" dive for
newspapermen, radio announcers
and observers attending the cere-
monies.
With Navy Day over, the Co
chino has resumed operations
| here where she has been assigned
since January.
Among the personnel aboard
the Chochino are:
Cdr. William Alfred Stevenson,
USN, husband of Mrs. Jean Kerr
Stevenson, SIC William street,
Key West.
Ems. Charles Henry Griffiths,
USN, husband of Mrs. Barbara
Dickley Griffiths, 10 N.H.R.B.,
Key West.
1t. (jg) William Jordan Barns
dale, USN, husband of Mrs. Flor
ence M. Barnsdale, 66 N.H.R.B.,
Key West.
1t. Jack Richard Peat, USN,
husband of Mrs. Alice Louise
Peat, 1882 Seminary street, Key
West.
Oscar Schmidt, fire controlman,
first class, USN, husband of Mrs.
Eva Violet Schmidt, 802 Eaton
street, Key West.
Paul George Dornberg, chief
torpedoman's mate, USN, hus-
/ band of Mrs. Gladys Mae Dorm
berg, Key West.
William Patrick O'Briant, yeo-
man, first class, USN, husband of
Mrs. Mary O'Briant, Key West.
John Thomas Hobbies, chief
electricians mate, USN, husband
of Mrs. Margaret Ann Hobbies,
507 Francis street, Key West.
William Jacobs, chief gunners
mate, USN, husband of Mrs. Kath-
leen Margaret Jacobs, 1873
Poinciana, Key West
Charles Bruce Jernigan, motor
machiniSt'S mate, first class, USN,
husband of Mrs. Edna D'Vern
Jernigan, Key West.
Ira Wier Martin, Jr., electronicS
technician's mate, first class,
USN, husband of Mrs. Grace Mar
tin, 1876 East Poinciana, Key West.
1t, Cdr. Robert Hewett Har-
wood, husband of Mrs. Zenobia
r. HARDWOOD, 1905 Flagler Ave-,
| Key West.
| George William Richardson.
chief commissary steward, USN,
husband of Mrs. Mary Kathleen
RICHARDSON, Key West.
Francis Bertrand Davidson,
chief radioman, USN, husband of
Mable Yvonne Davidson, SIS
United street, Key West.
Marvin McCamis. electricians
mate, first class, USN, husband of
Mrs. Nancy Ann McCamis, Key
West.
Chester Walter O'Shea, electri-
clans mate, second class, USN,
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Weather Bureau
Monthly Report
On Weather Here

Mean temperature in Key West
last month was 1913 as compared
to 1875 in October of last year, &C.
cording to the monthly state
ment issued today by the Key
West Weather Bureau.
Rainfall last month totaled 400
inches, and the highest wind,
which came from the southwest,
was 35 miles an hour. Prevailing
possible sunshine was sc.
Total inches of rainfall since
July, were 1922, and from jan
uary l, 29.35.
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As Was His Habits

The case was one of assault.
The magistrate eyed the prisoner
sternly.
You. maintain that you threw
your wife out of the second-story
window through forgetfulness?"
he demanded.
That's right" returned the
prisoner. "'We used to live on the
ground floor, and I forgot we'd
moved upstairs"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11

Robertses Have Heir

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Malcolm
Roberts, Jr., 819 Olivia street, an
nounce the birth of a 7-pound
son at 1870 p. M, Saturday. The
new arrival has been named
Charles Malcolm Roberts, II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Key West Municipal Hospital
will hold it's regular monthly
meeting at four o'clock, Wednes-
day, November 18th, at the
Woman's Club. ..I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11

husband of Mrs. Irena O'Shea, 1877
Poinciana, Key West.
Fred William Moore, chief cleo
trician's mate, USN, husband of
Mrs. Yvonne Jeanne Moore, Key
West.
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ST. PnuI's GrOuD Meets

The regular monthly meeting
of the Daughters of the King of
St. PauPs Church, will be held
Wednesday, 4:30 p. m, at the
church. All members are re-
quested TO attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11

Walter Hampden, known as a
Shakespearean actor, was born
in Brooklyn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-11

Joan. Father, what's ; sardsn
plot?
Father: The bugs and worms
planning TO eat up your stuff
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-07-01

Jews.
Concluding with the Biblical
appeal, "Let my people co." DR..
Weizmann reminded the British
that the Palestine Jewish COM
munity for which the Jews had
toiled for the last half century
was in a state of siege and its
"best sons and daughters" were
behind bars; that the remnants
of Europe's Jews were still be-
hind barbed wire; that the Jews
had given full support and aid
to Britain in her darkest hour;
and that it was not the fault of
the Jews that violence stalked
the Holy Land.
He declared that negotiations
between the Jewish Agency and
the Palestine Government could
not begin until after the arrested
Jewish leaders were released.
He said that it was impossible
to accept the conditions made BY
Prime Minister Clement r. Att
lee that both the Jews and Arabs
disaEzn before the joint anglo.