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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
AlRLINES
FIGHT CAB RULE
Recommendation
That State Airlines
Be Feeder
Special To The Star

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Three
airlines in the southeastern states
case are fighting the Civil Aeron-
autics board examiners recon-
mendations that State Airlines of
Charlotte be certified for feeder"
service between Asheville and Will
mingto1.
These firms, which have filed
exceptions to the examiners re-
port, are South East Airlines, of
Gastonia, which already serves
Wilmington on its existing routes;
Seaboard Air Transport, of Lum-
berton, which proposed service
similar to States; and Piedmont
Aviation, Inc, of Winston-Salem.
Decision In Autumn
Virtually every airline'in the case
has filed an exception to the ex-
amiaers' report. After briefs are
received in support of these excep-
tons, the full Civil Aeronautics
board will hear oral arguments
and then study all the evidence.
A decision is expected in the early
autumn.
Piedmont says the examiners
erred in favoring States route
from Wilmington to Asheville via
Fayetteville, Rockingham, Ham
let, Charlotte, Statesville and He
kory; and in recommending against
all airmail pickups.
South East Protests
South East Airlines, whose whole
program of feeder routes encoun-
tered the examiners disfavor,
takes exception to their statement
that South East had failed to show
a need for its service, the effect
it would have on existing airlines,
and the prospect of successful op-
Grafton. South East also charges
the examiners with failure to de-
eide that the airline was able to
perform its service and that its
routes were necessary.
LlStS counts
Seaboard Air Transport, whose
suggested feeder hops also were
frowned opon by the CAB officials,
objected to their report on ten
coonts:
1. Denial of its applications to
link Wilmington and Lumberton
with various cities in North Caro-
lima and South Carolina.
2. Recommended approval OF
States service to several OF the
same points.
3. The examiners statement that
SEAS routes were not adequate.
4. Their recommended approval
of States Fayetteville Columbia
route instead of SEAS route z.
along the same lines.
5. Recommended approval OF
States Asheville Wilmington mop
instead of SEAS route l.
6. Their failure to recommend
one-carrier service between NOT
folk and Eastern North Carolina
cities.
7. Their failure to consider the
willingness and desire" OF SEA 10
serve other points in the same area
as those applied for.
s. Their failure to properly eV-
aluate the Indignation OF service
resulting from SEAS proposed
See AIRLINES on Page Two
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The w Gather

FORECAST
North and South "a
,;+tIe chance in temperature; party
r;u.
fBy U. S. Weather Bureau?
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 7:3o pm. yesterday.
Temperatures
1:3oa Ct; 7:30a Sc; 1902 82;7:3op ~,
Maximum 81; Minimum 81; Mean 49,
70.
1:3oa 49,; 7:30a 70; l Bop 80; 7:Sop o..
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 7:3o pm. -
600 inches.
AIS inches.
Tides For Today
(From the Tide Tables published oy
II S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
~ High Low
Wilmington ------ e:o8a 1:oaa
Masonboro Inlet -------- 3:44a lO.OIa
4:26p 10:55p
Sunrise SOP; Sunset 1927; Moonrise 2:o2
a; Moonset 3:41p. j.,
River Stage at Fayetteville. N. c. at =
am. Monday, PAP feet; and Sunday I'll
feet.
See THE WEATHER on Page Two
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MARINETTE, Wis, June "a

MARlNEIIE, WIS.,, June Il
-U.D Wealthy 59-year-old
Leathem D. Smith shook hands
with his 18-year-old daughter
on their capsized and sinking
pleasure boat on storm-rlled
Lake Michigan, and wished her
luck.
His wish came true. She
swan Is miles to shore. But
he and three other members of
their weekend yachting party
were drowned.
Miss Patsy Smith reached
shore early Monday after sew
en- hours of battling heavy
waves. For three hours. she
had towed Miss Mary LOOMS,
10, Winnetka, ILL.,, who made
her debut at a swank party
only three days ago. Miss
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25

long standing, was accelerated
by the recent $40, 900 fire on
Wllmington's waterfront.
investigations Started
When it became apparent
that a new and adequate fire
boat is an immediate necessity.
Benson and Chief Groom start
ed investigations for a new
craft at once.
The fire chief has already in
spected fire-boats in Southport
and elsewhere in this vicinity.
but none were found suitable,
Benson said.
Cleaning Up
Benson also disclosed yester-
day that the city's "tooth-comb"
survey of the waterfront, in
See GROOM On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
Missile Dropped
On Ancient Battleship
Everything Except Actual Atom Bomb Tried
Out In Dress Rehearsal; Test Slated
To Be Held July |

BOARD THE U. S. S. MOUNT June "a.
-P)-A sheet of orange flame blossomed over the target
fleet in Bikini lagoon Monday, signaling the final practice
drop before the atom bomb tests scheduled July 1.
The full dress rehearsal of A-day was a preview down
to the minutest detail-save that the atomic bomb itself
was not used. 1t was pronounced a success.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25

WASHINGTON, June 24--U.p-
Angry consumer groups descend
ed on the capital to save OPA
from Congress" Monday as House
and Senate conferees struggled to
patch up wide differences in their
price control extension bills before
the old law expires six days hence.
Senator Glen Taylor, the Demo-
cratic singing cowboy from Idaho,
and Actor Orsen Welles spanked
the biggest days consumer rallies
on the Washington monument
grounds.
Buyers Strike
Taylor called for a buyers
strike" if Congress passes a weak
ened OPA bill and he urged all
consumers to stop buying over
priced goods until prices get down
to a sensible level"
The senator showed up in a
somewhat shiny suit and he promis-
ed the crowd that he wouldn't buy
a new one unless the clothing man.
ufacturers cut prices.
IF, when you see me from the
Senate gallery, you think I look
a little shabby, I want you to
understand this-Glen Taylor is in
uniform" he said. He is wearing
the uniform of the militant con
sumer who refuses to be imposed
on"
Delegations Whoop 1t Up
His audience, including consum-
er delegations from New York,
Chicago, Pittsburgh, Detroit, st.
Louis, and Baltimore, whooped ii
up when the senator asked them
10 wait with me" and force prices
down.
The lid is on for nine more
days said ALPHABETICALLY the
existing law is due to expire next
Sunday-''nine days of OPA, nine
days of butter, eggs, meat, clothes,
shoes, gasoline at prices controlled
in the interest of the consumer,
after that, heaven knows what
Welles and Representative Helen
Gahagan Douglas d., Calif.), also
took verbal swings at the amend
ment-siddled price control Oils
now being thrashed out by the
House and Senate conferees.
GIobaloney Dollar
Mrs. Douglas said approval o.
many of the proposed amendments
See CONSUMER on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
PAY BOOST
Commissioners GiUe
Salary Supplement
$40. 1885, rs Made Available For New Hanover
Teachers; Weights And Measures Super
intendent Appears At Meeting

New Hanover county public school teachers were grant
ed a federal salary supplement of ~S20,73975 yesterday by
the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners.
The supplement was approved after H. N. Roland, coun-
ty schools superintendent, pointed out that of the total
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
CONSUMER GROUPS
SWARM ON CAPITOL
Orson Welles Leads Crowd
Trying To Save
OPA
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON, June 24-(P
Congressional c%Onferees
agreed Monday night on a full
years extension of price con-
troll after eliminating senate
provisions which would have
ended controls on meat. poul-
try, dairy products, petroleum
and tobacco next Sunday mid
night.
The bill goes to the house
Tuesday for ratification and
there is a possibility the senate
may act later in the day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-25
FORECAST

Wilmington and vicinity-Partly cloudy
Tuesday with little change in tempera-
ture.
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Raiders Win
Forfeit Game
From Tarpons

The Red Raiders won d for
felt from the Ft. Lauderdale Tar
pons yesterday when the latter
failed to show up for the sched-
uled Dade County League game.
Word was received about the
cancellation an hour before game
time, making it impossible for
the Raiders to make any other
arrangements.
The Raiders will travel 10
Miami Wednesday night for a
game there with the Miami All
Stars. The forfeited game yes
terdaY gives the Raiders won
ene-lost one record for the
second half.
The overwhelming crowd was
not entirely disappointed, how
ever, for Papito Machin, veteran
baseball player, Immediately
formed a picked team, and with
Charles Albury, Raider chunker,
on the hill, played the Raiders
an abbreviated six innings.
The Raiders went on to win,
go, despite two homers by Pa
pito Machin, which accounted
for his teams only runs. c. AL
bury started for the Picked Team,
but was relieved by Perez in
the third, and Lastres behind the
plate. Baker went all the way for
the Raiders with Joe Navarro be-
hind the plate. Manager Bill
Gates, with three hits in four
trips to the plate, led the Raid
ers Extensively.
Next week the Raiders play
host 10 Boca Ration. In the re-
cent Semipro Tournament held
in Miami the Bombers went
TO the semi finals bowling to
EAL. So. They have much
improved ball club. and they
are expected TO be strong
contender in the second half.
Score: -.
Picked Team 100 001-2 5 4
Red Raiders $40 SOx-s IL 0
C. Albury Perez ca, Lastres;
Baker, Navarro. ls3Sitst 1,
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The We,atller
FOfec;1,gt

EOfec;1igt
Key West and Va Unity: Partly
cloudy to cloudy W it'll scattered
showers and thundE rstorms this
afternoon through Tuesday Cen
tie to moderate vali able winds,
mostly easterly. 81
Florida: Partly clcsudy today,
tonight and Tuesday; local after
noon thundersl1owers, ostl y
over west and nortfri portions.
Widely scattered night and early
morning showers along southeast
coast. t. L,
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
ice: South to southwest winds
over north portion and southeast
to south winds over south por-
ton s~through Tuesday; velocity
gentle to moderate except moder-
ate to fresh over the extreme
south portion. Weather partly
cloudy with widely scattered
thundershowers-
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or, storm warnings
have been issued.
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Mess Unaffected
By R0s5as' WuUes
AP NeWsfeafures

Az NeWSfeatureS
DENVER - Relax, war wives.
Exposure to radar waves won't
leave your GI sterile, balding
or anti-social.
Capt. Meyer Berke Of L0Wefy
Field gave steriiity tests to 80
enlisted men who handle air.
craft radar. He found them all
perfectly normal.
Reports rose during the war
that radar waves would produce
all sorts of i'll effects on humans.
One woman complained her
husband had nightmares after
exposure to the waves.
Another. whose hubby wrote
that he had TO climb over radar
antennae to make repairs, said
his photograph showed clearly
he Is becoming as bald as an
admiral"
Scientists took no stock IN
these notions but air force sur
geons at Duke University made
some experiments on guinea pigs,
anyway, which seemed to thrive
on their diet Of electrofs.
Berke we MT a step farther
by using men in the tests.
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Quick, Ka..on. q Z Needle. - Y :f' aasf
British Constable Dcbunks
Famous Sleuth OF Fiction
nap Newsfeatures

ZAP NeWSfeatureS
! BRIGHTON, England. - The
plodding British cop-on-the- beat
who has been the butt of detec-
tive story writer's since the days
of Sherlock Holmes - wants no
more of it.
Pes tired of being depicted as
the lackwit who stumbles over
clues while Lord Peter Wimsey
or some other talented amateur
solves the mystery and collars
the culprit between tea and din
r1er.
He has chosen this jubilee year
of the Chief Constables' Asso-
citation to open an exhibition
showing that the 'bobby" is no
SLOUGH himself in bloodstains,
fingerprints and high-power de-
lection generally.
It's a sort of Black Museum,
full Of actual murder weapons,
truncheons, tipstaves, handouts,
gruesorne photographs, grade-A
certified clues - and records of
rone conviction after another.
1t should be of enormous inter-
est to the public who seem to.
delight in reading about crime.
and criminals" said Home Sec
rotary Clutter EIDE, in opening the
exhibition.
Those who profess to make a.
special study of crime" he added
mainly detective story writer's,
are apt with great consistency
to fall into major errors when
they come to describe how the
police actually do their work.
Il hope that some of them will
come to this exhibition and learn
what to avoid"
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Cards Take Twin Bill
From Dodgers As Cincii,
Pills Even Up Scores

- York. July i5.-In the
aN ~ = timely four-eame
- Sal Cardinals won
s ~ 4 double-biIl from
kiyn Dodgers So and
sstelphia and Cincinnati
e~Na In q twin bin with
~ @snninR che first 40
s'hiis. taking the night
"a
wmWn Cubs defeated the
So Yea Giants Pc. Pitts
s go msHs0n also divided
~ 9enbis-bil with the
ases HaaneEing the opener
@aa ip&ins ne second game
- Amefican League. De-
#kfa palied an upset and
- ends of q doublebill
@hNilsfF turning the trick
swuef and 6-l in the
tStis Athletics won the
fn ne White Sox 5-4
#N tlNrei1e edged out in
#@AinAa "a Boston Red
sA @aNMnimGe 0f the Yam
ae iaa& 10 pun out i'm
tfM ieague by scoring
er fhe Cleveland Indians.
sa 81 Williams hit three
m M first game. one
8 W. record held jointly
t3s ngiehanty, Gehrig.
tn won both ends of a
50 and 40 from the St.
- Ht1Ans.
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Your Horoscope

Today gives a sympathetic ma
ture,, fond of home and parents,
with e. secretive, sensitive 73is-
position and a certain lack of
energy, If born in certain por-
tioAs of the day The characters
blend with the general tenden-
cies of the past or the following
days. if the native is born in the
earlier or the later hours.
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IIarbin Leads Golfers wa
In Blind BOgie Tourney

toaie tournament played
go weekend az the Key
~ Gnlf club attracted 81
nma firsf prize Of SIS was
60 Tum Hardin. Second
m 81 cent 20 J. A. Gordon
na pfize was taken by DR..
eto also was low medal
h = ass for the third
80 - surccssi0n.
f-up With an 81 was
usrfis yah Kermit Loucks
niace with an 81.
mlns are the individual
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Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
VIVIAN IRENE MARTIN BUXTON,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Vivian Irene Martin Buxton,
% South New Street,
Stanton, Virginia.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the. Bill of Complaint for di.
vopee in the above styled cause on
or before, the 25th day of July,
A. ID. 1916. otherwise the a1lega-
tions therein will be taken as con-
fessed. f@.s,
This Order is to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in the, Key West Citizen, a newspa-
per published in the City of Key
West, Florida.
Done and ordered this 21st day of
June, AID. 1916.
SeaD Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
By (sd) Florence Il. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
(Sd) ALLAN b. CLEARE. JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
jun "a, jul ISIS, 1916
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INVITATION FOR BIDS


ton for Monroe County,
Florida, Office of the Coun-
ty Superintendent, End Floor,
County Court House, Key
West, Florida.
SEPARATE SEALED BIDS BY
TRADE, subject to the condi-
tons herein, will be received at
the above address until loo pm,
Daylight Saving Time, July Is,
1916, and then publicly opened,
for furnishing all labor and ma
terials and performing all work
in the remodelling of the Harris
Elementary School Building,
Southland and Margaret Streets,
Key West, Florida, complete ac-
cording to the Plans and Speci-
fications prepared by John AL
Ian Long, Architect, as required
by the following trades: ~
Plumbing and Sheet, Metal; (2)
Plastering and Stucco; (3e Elec-
trical; "a Structural Steel; (5)
Painting. Plans, Specifications,
and Contract documents are
open to the public for inspection
at the Office of the County
Superintendent of Public In
struction for the County of Mon
roe, Florida, Court House, Key
West, Florida, or may be obtain
ed from John Allan Long, Ar
chitect, Island City Building,
Key West, Florida.
BID GUARANTEE will be re-
quired with each bid in the
amount equal to not less than
Three Per Cent (3R) of the
amount of the bid. Certified
check, Cashiers check, or Bid
Bond shall be made payable to
the Order of the Board of Public
Instruction of Monroe County,
Florida. ne = Ea
PERFORMANCE BOND will be
:reauired in the amount of twenty
Fper cent l209e) of the Contract
Price, for each trade concerned,
THE RIGHT is RESERVED to
reject any and all bids, to waive
any informality or irregularity in
bids received, and to accept or
reject any item of any bid, I'M
less such bid is qualified by
specific Limitation.
NO BID shall be withdrawn
for a period of thirty days after
receipt of bids.
ENVELOPES containing bid S
must be sealed, marked, and ad-
dressed as follows:
Bid for plumbing and Sheet
Metal clustering and Stucco)
(ElectricaD Structural Steel)
(Painting) Work, Harris Elemen-
tary School Building, Key West.
Florida.
To be opened LOO PM, DIST,
July Is, 1916. -,
WILLARD NJ. ALBURY,'
Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Monroe County
Florida, End Floor, County
Court House, Key West
Florida.
~ jul1-0-15, 1916
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FIRST "ELEcY" BRINGS $4,000

LONDON. - The first issue Of
the first edition of Thomas
Gray's s'Elegy In a Country
Graveyard, uncut and UNI
bound, was recently sold to a
London dealer for $4,000, by
Rev. j. Strickland, of Rugby.
The copy, almost 200 years old,
originally cost about 10 cents.
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LECAL.S
NOTICE uSDER F1cTITIous

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tina &
the undersigned, desiring to engage
in business under lthe Fictitious
name of Al Granday Canning Co,
S13 Caroline Street, Key West,
Florida, Intends to register the said
fictitious name with the CLERK, of
the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida
Dated June 80, 1916.
NORBERG THOMPSON,
Sole owner
Jul 1-S-I5-22, 1916
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Considered Judgment:
Slee0inas No Crime

~%-T@ = - - - - $50
Sleepings No Crime
BALTIMORE. tap So faf.
as Magistrate Walter j. Devices
is concerned. northwestern Bal
timore men can wake up the
whole neighborhood with their
snoring--so long as their noe
turnal noises are accompanied bM
slumber. -
A man was hailed to Norths
western Police Station on the
complaint of a woman neighbor
that the man disturbed her ress
with. his snoring and groaning.
She conceded that the offender
snored during his, sleep.
Said the magistrate: "You
can't stop man from sleeping
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CITY SPORTS
DIAMONDBALL
at BaYview Park
Might Garnes)
TONIGHT
7:30 B29's VS.. Adams Lunch;
v. w. F. VS.. Adams Dairy.
TUESDAY,
7:30 B29's VS.. v. w. F.: Ma
chinists VS.. American
Legion,

George Gershwin, composer,
was roller skating champion
when he was graduated frort ele-
.mentary school.
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- ssraFn uf Al tons Of steel
a 49, construction of one
sfandaTd twO-lane con-
hN9v i
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LEGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT Court or THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA
! IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERf.
Case No. 1O-s0B
MARY YVONNE CURRY
STANLEY,
VS.. DIVORCE
HENRY MORTON STANLEY,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Henry Morton Stanley,
No. 8 Lincoln St,
Natick, Massachusetts. ~.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce In the above styled cause
on or before the 18th day of August
AID. 1916, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This Order is to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in the City of Key
West, Florida.
Done and Ordered this 18th day of
July, AID. 1916.
(SEAL) ROSS C. SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
-. BY: MARY K. WO0DSON, 4
Deputy Clerk.
Allan B.. Cleare, Jr.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
jul 15-22- 30; aug ), 1916
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Baby. two. survives as-FoO. Fan

BOSTON, Mass. - Leaning too
heavily on the screen in her third
floor bedroom window, Dianne
Savill, 2, plummeted 35 feet to a
concrete sidewalk below. She
was taken to hospital where
an examination showed that,
aside from possible slight con-
cussion, Dianne was unhurt.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY!
IN ttHANCERH.
Case No. 10-S87
DORIS WILSON,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
DONALD e. WILSON,
Defendant.
NOTICE 10 APPEAR
TO: DONALD T.. WILSON, ne
Residence Unknown.
1t is hereby ordered that you
are required to appear on the 18th
day of August, 1916, before the
above entitled court to the Bill OF
Complaint filed against you in the
above entitled cause and The Key
West Citizen Is hereby designated
as the newspaper in which this orr,
der shall be published once week
for four consecutive weeks. "-
Witness the Honorable AqNilino
Lopez, Jr., as One of the Judges of
this Court and the Seal of this
Court in the City of Key West,
Monroe County. Florida, this 18th
day of July, 1916 80
CSEAL) ROSS C. SAWYER,
Clerk, Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY: MARY X. WOODSON, !.
Deputy Clerk.
- jul 1929 30; aug 5, 1S46
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BOBBY Jones, jr, won his first
cup in an i8-ho1e neighborhood
golf tournament at the age of
eight.
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REPORT
Key West, Fla, July Is, 1916
observation takenl at $3.50 am.
Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
City office.) ~
Tsns..,,s~a$,,krae fI&f
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Nurse (suspiciouslyD what
have you been doing, Jean2
Jean-Rovers been eating my
do1ly's slippers, and I've been
Furnishing him.
Nurse-how?
Jean-I,ve been in his kennel
and drinked his milk.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of TIE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1O-557 9.
IRA BUXTON,
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIVORCE
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Nijinsky made his first public
appearance at the age of three, in
a dance number his father had
composed for him,
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Subscribe 70 me Clrlzen.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-01-01
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Senate Rarists Go HaYwire
AS FEPC Is Reiniroduced

Washington (JPS)-Racial tir-
AIDES became the order of the
day in the U. S. Senate January
II when Southern racists were
caught by surprise by Senator
Dennis Chavez rapid and sue
cesSful move which brought to
the floor for discussion the long
deferred bill for a permanent
FEPC.
Shouted Senator James O.
Eastland d., Miss.): "The Jew
is the last person to want such
a program, because as a class he
is richer than the Gentiles," and
also because eff Congress can
pass a bill against discrimina-
ton it can pass one in favor of
discrimination" Senator Walter