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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

Pending before the Supreme
Court is the case of whether
Judge Frank Roberts is our ju-
venile judge or not. Since other
bills of the same nature were lost
because they were local bills UNI
der the guise of a general bilP.
the bill for abolishing of the
Juvenile Court here will prob
ably fall by the wayside. How
does this affect juvenile delin-
quency here! 1t is mighty bad
factor. Deputies in the sheriff's
office and Judge Roberts himself
tell me that hoodlums, who are
known to be working in jul
Ivenile crime wave, openly defy
them and tell item that they
have no authority to arrest them.
Remnants of the old Swamp
Gang, which sprang up during
the war, are still about and get
ting into mischief. 1t is. ju-
venile situation which needs
much care and attention. The
eity's Police Athletic Association
may divert this youthful energy
into better channels through attn
iletics.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29
Warmer Weather
Is Due In Area

With slowly rising tempera-
ture" due, winter" weather,
which has prevailed here for the
past several days is expected to
yield to more balmy breezes,
Observer Sam Goldsmith report
ed to Pelican Bill this morning.
The forecast also says: Partly
cloudy this afternoon, tonight
and Tuesday. Moderate to fresh
easterly winds"
Predictions elsewhere include:
Florida: Fair to partly cloudy
with slowly rising temperature
today, tonight and Tuesday.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
leo: East to southeast winds,
moderate, except fresh over ex-
treme south oprtion, tonight and
Tuesday. Weather fair to partly
cloudy.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29

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Parking Meter
Not luke Box,
Woman Learns

a parking meier IS moi a
juke box. a Key West
woman motorist found today.
Given a ticket for illegal
parking. the woman came up
with this alibI TO City Clerk
Roy Hamlin:
The woman parked her
car and. knowing the ma
chine would be there two
hours. inserted a dime in
the parking meter. This did
not work and the flag show
ed red when the traffic
officer rode by. He gave the
woman ticket.
Disturbed. the woman driv-
er told the clerk that when
she wanted TO hear two selec-
lions on a iuke box. she put
in a dime.
why can't ! do that with
a parking meter. she
queried. Clerk Hamlin ex-
planned that the meters
work only on nickles for
one-hour periods.
Nearly 100 parking CHA
lions were issued over the
weekend by the traffic squad.
according TO Mr.. Hamlin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29
CITY LIFE
BACK ON JOB

BACK ON JOB
Reba Lowe, secretary to City
Clerk Roy Hamlin, returned to
work this morning after weeks
absence due to illness.
KINGS RETURN
City Manager and Mrs. Dave
King returned home this morn
ing after spending the weekend
in Miami.
CLOCK CATCHES UP
The city hall clock finally
caught up with the new time
which went itno effect here
Saturday midnight. City Mana
ger King explained that he for
got to issue instructions to have
the clock set ahead Saturday
night, but the clock was moved
up an hour shortly before noon
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29
Social Calendar

MONDAY
JayShees Meeting, Home Of
Mrs. Delio Cobo, 405 South
Street, 800 pm.
Key West Players, 800 pm,
Barn Theater.
DR.. F. L. Schlagle, President of
the National Education As
ISOLATION, Speaks at High
School Auditorium, 800 pm.
X X 4
WEDNESDAY
Bridge Club, Officers Club,
Whitehead and United Sts.,
800 pm.
X 4 4
THURSDAY
Sewing Committee, 200 pm,
Key West Hospital.
Sunshine Club, 1:30-5:30 pm.
X X Il
SUNDAY
Reception Honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Einhorn, 90l Du-
val Street, 5 to pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29
GOOD SUBMARINE NEWS

The Navy has also announced
that its postwar organized re-
serve includes 13,000-man sub
marine component. This reserve
component could fully man all
the inactive sub fleet units and
provide relief crews for the ac-
tive and reserve submarine fleets.
This comes as good news to Key
Vests Submarine Base. If sub
marines are going to be empha-
sized in the postwar world and
Key West has a whopping good
sub base, why we're not mad. In
cidentally, the sub crews being
made up open this branch of the
Navy to all hands in the Navy.
Officers and men may transfer
from surface units of the fleet to
this branch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29

Fasl I nheg. Jeweler. $50 Du-
- street. held the formal open
M "a hl& new store last Friday
nsRninH. ihe altsndnnce being ex-
eHtN4 fulks came % see the
s,N bna attend the awarding of
w IT, merchandise. Every
sxaiINEia foof IL space was crowd
81 Is overflow into the street.
Nmyene was happy and ex-
p4 laMi a having his OF her
naNN nnllrd a. the awarding of
"a Nils started The names were
eNed IL the store and broadcast
eNef ihe local radio station. Ex-
ktxwEul ran high until the name
81 MnE Holley. 1913 DuvaI street,
So Naliea Mr. Holley was pres
sNt ard answered 10 the call of
h8 nanae. he received the first
nmafd
4lae SIR was again tense until
49, Gladys Louise Washington,
$50 Olivia street. answered to
- naine More moments Of ex-
pef14Non. then the third award
mKni 10 T. II. Anderson, l6l-J
Fuiaelana.
Mf and Mrs. Sher were con-
RFNigaated over and over again
Jpn The progressiveness shown
~ fl.Am IN opening a store pos
ea.zinN Tie beauty Of this, Duval
Streets newest business estab-
l|Ahmeni The interior of the
nl8hmate showroom is finished
"a ihe newest color style; the
asHlls are blonde. with wide FULL
NfNih mirrors set in; the light
- system Is inset in the ceiling,
whith sets off the showroom to
advantage The showcases and
fittings are all new and match
hNanlliully with the scheme Of
tbinNa.
An ia all. this is one of the
incest retail showrooms to be
found in South Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29
TninBoys Born !
alCily Hospital

Am Msa Joseph Smith.
ass am sifeet. became the
Hs - asia boys this morn
M 81 81 hoslptal The
M &n sFseed a. 1903 am.
~ meuna was born u
~ Mm Naa mlutheF and the
8 NsieHle afe reported getting
sme The father Is a civil
- ne Navy Operat-
- m hfe
va haaNitai reports that the
N 9mtaa aEe ahe first twins
a 81 she tnsgituti0n In many
Ths newcomers have
w N1 $3.50 named.
a ~ U.S. harm 20 Mrs. Ray
mmn Anaeaine. zle Simonton
~ - tst9 pm. yesterday,
TsM xhiia has BEEN named Sherry
Sea 70 Koenigs
- and Mrs George Joseph
MMa a chicago announce the
90 . son April 2s. Mrs.
#n9 ass before her marriage
MM sylvia Lc0na Sawyer,
Nhfnf "a Mr. and Mrs. Leon
MA&Fs4 It2l Catherine Street, a
N0easaN ~ ne class q as and
aeflg employed at the Naval
MaN supply department. Both
saf and baby are reported as
MH nlnely. The new arrival
hM h#mn gwen the name OF
NhAfn and tipped the scales a.
fxe ftnsa and seven ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29
DOCKS GO RACK
TO OWNER IULYI
NAVY AIDE SAYS

Captain Spalding, Navy Base
Public Works officer, said today
that by July |, the Clyde NAL
lory docks would be restored to
its owners.
The docks have been used by
the Navy throughout the war
and many interesting landing
and warship craft have docked
there in plain view from the
north end of Duval street.
No announcement has been
made by Clyde Mallory officials
as to the resumption of freight
service to this port by Clyde
Mallory ships.
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