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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-05

up g points for scoring honors Washington State beat Eastern Washington 66 to 46.
 At Missoula, Montana, the Mon tana University quintet overpow- cred the College of Puget Sound 55 to 45.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-05

Les Angeles is the hoeeball cap itol of the world for the time be- ing, what with baseball executives from every professional league gath cred there. And when baseball men get together they talk business and how
 Yesterday, for instance, the Port land club of the Pacific League announced that Jim Turner will manager the Beavers next year.
 First baseman Johnny Sturm went to Seattle in a cash deal with Kansas City. And the New York Giants sold Mike Schemer to Sacramento.
 Another sale was announced by President Bill Veeck of the Cleve- land Club. He sold lefthander Joe Krakauskas to Hollywood. Sacra- mento acquired outfielder John Riggs from St. Paul of the Ameri- can Association.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-05

The San Diego Skyhawks turned on the heat last night to beat the Les Angeles Shamrocks to 3, in a Pacific Coast ice hockey league game San Diegc's Paul Bedard led the attack, scoring four goals
 San Francisco's Shamrocks got up a full head of steam in the final period to beat Vancouver. 9 to 6. The San Franciscans scored four goals to one for Vancouver in the stretch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-05

The U. S. Postal Service handled almost 2o,0o0,OO0, 900 pieces of mail in 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-05

The general strike in Oakland did not stop activities in Oakland's auditorium last night Richmonds Earl Turner and Los Angeles Jack ie Wilson battled tc 10 round draw. It was hard fought ten round battle, but neither fighter was able to score a knockdown Turner weighed 145 and Wilson l46 pounds
 Mike Jacobs, boxing promoter who suffered cerebral hemorr- haze Tuesday, was reported very slightly improved but still on the critical list" by officials of St. Clare's Hospital in New York City.
 The University of Oklahoma will meet North Carolina State in the Gator Bowl football game at Jacksonville on New Years Day
 Oklahoma, co-champion of the Big Six, has won seven games and lost three this season. N. c. State. winner of eight out Of ten con- tests finished the season in a tie with William and Mary for runner up honors in the Southern confer ence
Evening star., 1946-01-15

Each link a memory
each link a friend! Start
with just one or two links,
engraved with your initials
and attached to a ribbon
or sterling chain. Your
friends and beaux will wish
to join in this friendship
circlet, adding their name
engraved links. When you
have enough for a brace
let, bring it in for us to join
with sterling silver connec-
tions-at no extra charge! A
sterling silver clasp for 35c
completes this jewelry so dis
tinctively yours. You'll soon
want several bracelets to
complete the roster of your
friends. The engraving and
the ribbon are without
charge!
Kann's-Jewelry-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-01-15

Peasant-styie embroidery
trims front and short
sleeve cuffs. Drawstring
neckline. White rayon
IN si5es Z 10 1l--.--
Evening star., 1946-03-08

AdeIe-ofCoiforno stors stripes in this
original sut-tonorrow at The StotIer Hotel
The Hecht Co. stors stripes in it's Eoster Fashion
Show See this stunning striped suit in the pronenode-
it's straight from our own fuII-poqe advertisement
IN the brand new issue of Vogue magazine Note the
wonderful Whitfield woisne, the fowerstem silhouette
the bIossomng sleeves. The soIidcoored
skirt in crisp wool eobordne the striped jacket is soft
wool worsted Brown-ondwhite or black
ond-white; sizes 10 to l8.
Suits Street Building Third Fashions Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-08

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-20

. :t's4.
JANUSAITIS Vincas, mire s
Lapkr., Elizabeth N. j.
MACIULAITIENE Petron e ! g,
mire Lapkr. 3, New Haven,
Conn.
BARANAUSKAS Ernestas, mi
re Lapkr. men,, Humphrey,
Nebraska.
VALENTIENE Marijona, mire
Lapkr. men,, Mahanoy City
Pa.
UKNALIS Jonas, mire Lapk
II, Philadelphia, Pa.
DzIAUGINIENE Eleonora. mi
re Lapk. 9, Worcester, Mass
TAMULEVIGIENE Magdalens
(Jasoniute), SO metu, mire
Lapkr. 6, Worcester, Mass
(Nemunaiciu par. Vangelo-
niu ky
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MIRIMAI
MIRE IsEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
(znos apie msus Lietuvius siame skyrue apama dyka

sUsIENE Grasilda, rs M, mi
re Lapk. 8, Worcester, Mass.
MIGLlNIENE (vardas nepaz.) }
mire Spaliu men,, Los Ange-
les, Calf.
ZEIDERIS Juozas, 81 M, mi
re Lapk. IL, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KEZENAITIENE Ona, m ir
Lapkr. M. Frackville, Pa.
ZDANAUSKAS Jonas, m r
Lapk. men,, Shenandoah, Pa,
TENZAGALSKIS Juozas, 81
metu, mire Spaliu Is, Penn,
Pa. (siauliu ap.)
ZIKAS Bernardas, 81 M, mi
re Spaliu Is, Hazleton, Pa.
(Traku app
KAZUNAS Stasys, GA M, mi
re Spaliu 3, Des Moines, Ia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-20

GEBAS Kazys, 81 metu, mire
Spaliu 4, Mahanoy City, Pa
(Suvalku red.)
cIRGELB P, mire Lapkricic
8, Brooklyn, N. Y.
MIKULIENE Rozalija, m ir I
Lapk. men,, Brooklyn, N. Y
RAUDONIENE Ona, 80 metu
mire Lapkr. 6, Philadelphia
Pa.
|PAULAUSKIENE Mare, sc
metu, mire Lapkr. 7, Phila.
delphia, Pa.
JANKAITIS Juozas, mire Spa.
liu IL, Elizabeth, N. J.
VERBALIS Antanas, mire Spa.
liu IA, Elizabeth, N. J.
PINKEVICIUS Edvardas, mi
re Lapk. 4, Elizabeth, N. j.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-20
TRAFIKO PAVOJUS
TYKO kASDIEN

Mazai kas supranta kaip di-
delis yra pavojus mirties ir su-
zeidimo su kokiu mes susidu-
riame trafike kasdien. sioje
salyje kas 18 minutu trafike
uzmusan1as vienas asmuo. Kas
81 sekunda kas nors buna SUI
zeidziamas ir per meta susida-
70 virs milijonas.
Clevelande prie nuolat zus-
tanciu trafike kas trecia die
ma, dar po daugiau negu sesi
kasdien buna suzeidziami, nuo
ko nekurie visai nustoja svei-
katos, panesa nuostolius gydy-
mosi sugaisimais.
Kas yra trafiko aukos? Ko-
del tos nelaimes atsitinka?
Nekurie pateke j sias trafi
ko nelaimes yra neatsargus ir
betvarkiai vaziuotojai ;, kit tai
toxic kurie bando vaziuoti is
sigere; bet dauguma trafiko
auku yra vidutiniai asmenys
kurie stengiasi eiti skersai gat-
We savo kasdieninio uzsiemimo
eigoje. Vienas bus darbinin-
kas gryztantis is darbo, kitas
seimininke einanti pirkinetis,
trecias, vaikutis zaidziantis at
viroje gatveje. Jie uzmirsta
kad mirtis ir suzeidimas tyko-
ia kiekvienu neatsarqiu, nuzen-
gimu ! judejimo pima gatve.
Kiekyienas is ju neapsizlureJo
ir nebuvo atsargus gatveje.
Cleveland Police Dept.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-20
REUMATISkI
SkAUSMAI

Deksnio Galinga Mostis, sudaryta
is daug skirtingu elementu, turf sa-
vyje galinga silima. sildydama ga
lingai, istarpins Reumatiskus skaus-
mus, ranku, koju skaudejima If tir-
Pima, dieglius, salti. Daugeliui EMO
niu pagelbeio ir tamstai pagelbes.
Nelauk ilgiau, bet tuojau isigyk =
DICKENS OINTMENT, arba rasy-
kite j dirbtuve kama 2-oz. $1.O0;
4-oz. $500. Ekstra didele deze. =
Is cz. $500. Nzo,
DICKENS OINTMENT
p. @. Box 666.. Newark l, n. ).
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REIKALINGAS SIUVEJAS

hElhfA1f1I1NNN0 olO'F Y Eo 40
kuris moka rankom siuvimo
dar'7a ir. prosyt, prie yyrisku
nauju drapanu. PastoVi vleta
ir gera mokestis. Amziaus nuo
25 Xxi so, ne senesnis. Rasykit
ar telegrafuokit tuoj: (52)
William B. Prank,
Room l, Wilson Bldg.
Third St. & Yakima Ave.
Yakima, Wash.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-20
TARkYBos SKYRIUs
UzJURIO SRITIS
Ypac Japonija ir Koreja
JUS dar galite rasyti sluos
tikietus Reguliareje Armijoje

Istodam nauaja Reguiare Armija metams, jus dar tu
rite dvi atai syarbias prmenybes:
JUS galte pasrnkt bent kur tarnybos skyru kur kvo
tos dar neuzpdtos JUS tap pat gate pasrnkh tam tk
sritis uzjuriuose, kur dar vietu.
Nauia auksesne aga mokslas lavnimas, patyrima ke-
lone Wis tai naujovines Arnjos gyvenimo das Suzino-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
FRENCH COMPROMISE
is AGREED UPON BY
MOLOTOV, BYRNES
AND BEWN
mx AnneefAfed Presal

PARIS, July 9.-The Big Four
reached an agreement today as to
the rules of procedure in drawing
up treaties for Italy, Bulgaria,
Hungary, Finland and Romania.
Molotov of Russia had insisted
that the Big Four prepare the
rules for the conference to be
held by the Il nations, beginning
July 81, out Byrnes of the United
States and Bevin of Great Britain
favored the rules being drawn up
by majority of the nations
when they assemble here.
A compromise, offered by
Frances premier, was agreed on
by Molotov, Byrnes and Bevin.
1t provides for the Big Four's
drawing up a few suggestive
rules, which the assembly may
or may not adopt.
AS soon as the agreement was
reached, France, as the host ma
ton, Immediately issued invita-
tions to the nations for the July
20 meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Museum Group
Hunts Bongo. Okaui

BULAWAYO, Southern Rhode
sia.-(AP)-A bongo, a rare type
of bushbuck, and an okapi, a
giraffe-like creature of Central
Africa and one of the rarest Of
all animals, are some of the ami
mails sought by an American ex-
petition on Cape-to-Cairo tour.
Hugo Rutherford is managing
the expedition for the American
Museum of Natural History. 20
fill gaps in the collection of small
rare African mammalia and
photograph African animals and
native life in educational films.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy today, tonight and We'd
nesday. Widely scattered showers
and thunderstorms, mostly in
afternoons or evenings. Gentle to
moderate variable winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy today,
tonight and Wednesday. Widely
scattered showers and thunder
storms during the afternoons and
evenings.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
leo: Gentle to moderate variable
winds, mostly southeast to south
erly today, tonight and Wednes-
day. Partly cloudy weather.
Widely scattered showers and
thunderstorns near coastal sec
tions.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Cyclists Warned
About AIufflers

fHfFcisis who operate
~ msfhlnls without proper
8m Wsil find themselves in
fF ealf Police Chief Eisner
a ifsIaN
- af complaints have been
ilp chief said, from
Wimae siumbers have
a aafuabea hy the noise of
tH aiahl exhaust motor
a st.s4alnE about the streets
# "a HlEhl
~ offieeFs have been in
a tu arrest offenders with
H @sfnlnE 0n charges of Great
&c auisanee and making UNI
f ufHaE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Field May Become
Municipality Operated Airport
CITY BOARD AND NAL
CONFER ON PROOFS
AL COUNTY COMMITS.
SION TO HEAR PLAN

First steps looking toward the
possibility of Meacham field be-
ing operated as a city-county air
port were outlined this morning
when city commissioners met at
| city hall with representatives Of
National Air Lines.
Another meeting was schedul-
ed for 3 o'clock this afternoon
and the city commissioners and
airline officials plan to confer
with the county commissioners
when the latter group meets to-
night.
Meacham Field has been used
for more than a year as landing
field for NAL. Used by the Navy
since the outbreak of the war,
Meacham recently was returned
to its owners, local firm Of
which William r. Porter is re-
portedly the principal stockhold-
er.
Under preliminary plans dis
cussed at this mornings meeting.
the city and county would jointly
operate the air field. Mayor De-
merritt pointed out, however, that
no change in the status of the
field was contemplated in the inn
mediate future.
The meetings were arranged al
the request of NAL officials who
are seeking assurance of per-
manent landing field. here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
nv A-.HosPitaI
Farley DELAYED

j. H. Brennan, administrator
in Florida for the Federal Works
Agency, will not be in Key West
tonight to attend the meeting of
the county commissioners to in
form them of the terms under
which the county can acquire
possession of the Key West
Municipal hospital and the Mon
roe County clinic.
Ernest A. Ramsey, head of the
hospital, had requested Mr..
Brennan to come to Key West to
meet with the commissioners,
but Mr.. Ramsey said today Mr..
Brennan had explained he would
not be able to make the trip un-
til July %.
On that date he will meet with
the commissioners to discuss the
proposed transferring of the hos
pital and the clinic to the county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
USO Dance Glasses
VII Start ItILY 10

On Wednesday, July 10, the
Duyal Street USO will launch
tive Series of dancing classes
which will include instructions
in waltzes, jitterbug and fox
trot. The lessons will be given
by Bill E. Barger SIN &c, of
Oklahoma City, a former mem
Der of the Kloetchie School of
Dancing of that city.
SIN SIC Barger will teach from
8 to 8 p. M, on the patio, after
which there will be weiner
roast and informal dancing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Price OF Milk
Is Increased
I 2 Cents Here

Milk prices here have been in
creased approximately two cents
a quart, dairymen reported to-
day.
The increase, distributors said,
is due to the discontinuance of
the OPA and subsidy payments
to milk producers.
w. A. Cope, manager of the
Land o Sun Dairy, issued the
following joint statement this
morning in behalf of his firm
and the Adams Dairy:
THE increased change of milk
prices is due to the discontinue
ance of the OPA and subsidy
payments to milk producers.
Instead of making payments in
taxes which in turn are paid to
the farmers in the form of SUBJ
sides, you will now pay direct
to the distributor. If milk sub
sides are ever restored by an act
of congress, your milk price will
be adjusted accordingly"
New retail milk prices here,
effective at once, are:
Home quarts, q cents; grade
Al quarts, rs cents; grade A pints,
is cents; buttermilk, quarts, 10
cents; chocolate, pints, Is cents;
heavy cream, half pints, 81 cents;
light cream, half pints, 81 cents,
and sour cream, half pints, q
cents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Coering Prison
Profits Barred
lBy Assoclatea .Pressl

NUREMBERG, July 9.-Her-
man Goehring, when Nazi air
marshal. made hundreds of thou
sands of dollars out of prisoners
in concentration camps in Ger
many, according to testimony
here today in the war crimes
trial of Nazi leaders.
A witness testified that Goehr-
ing used his wife as go-between
in providing conveniences and
foodstuffs for the prisoners, pro-
vided they paid dearly for it.
The victims, it was stated, paid
to the limit of their resources.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
State Polio Expert
Arrauges Conferences

DR.. Edwin Riley, state pidemio-
gist, arrived in Key West late
yesterday for a series of confer
ences with city and county health
officials on the infantile paralysis
epidemic here.
No new cases of polio were re-
ported in the island section today,
the county health clinic an
nounced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Beard To Air
Police Cases
Here Friday

Ksf cas- policemen suspended
- HHF Manager King will be
eea ~ the civil service
a "a special meeting called
tM 9 81 "a. Friday at the city
H
NH Sierra. chairman of the
~ @Ad fhe meeting was be-
m hsia IS the absence of Mr..
a ln srenFdance with his re-
af lei Mhieh he said there was
49, fashef neod of his presence
sl 1ea Haiiee bearings because he
- oHiF affirm the charges
g. @k#assB shade against the Of
fN Nha we're dismissed on
fsaEHes 81 Decentralization.
As 49, eonciusion of the Fri
Ag mfine lf. IN the opinion of
tr elsl service board, there is
- al lsF further investiga-
ta aerlsion viii be handed
aeNn 81 unee g. the city commits
fN shs eVFnt the suspended po-
m regaest Mr. Kings pres
fNe 81 u the board decides that
task2 Investigation is neces-
H subsequent hearing will
- a3angea. SIR Sierra said.
ms suspended officers are
Esma Hernandez. John Nelson,
CESS laeraham and George Gu
E
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
China Factions
Truce Hope Dims
INV AssOcinted Press

NANKING, July 9.-China's
two factions, Nationalist and
Communists, seemed today to be
as far apart in reaching an agree.
ment as they mad been when the
first of the truces were proclaim
ed.
General Marshall, who, a week
ago, said he was going to con-
fine his activities to the military
affairs of the country, was com
sidering today attempting to set
tie differences of a political ma
ture between the factions.
Meanwhile. Communist and
Nationalist troops are still fight.
ing IN central China.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
SNAIL BgRNs
MIDNIGHT OIL
On OpA BILL


AeiiiNOrON. July 9.-Sen-
- 1af narklcy said today
nte &iu continue to
~ shi @ssons until the OPA
81 8f0Ed %.
- sisted farther that he will
50 EN wuaic 90 meet an hour
Baill thc measure be-
taN
#M smaufimcnt was offered to-
~ 81 UEfnfpi meats and poul-
NN N fellIng prices, and it
Wha a itai "A probably viii be
~ m before the senate adj
M iosisf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Jackson Love
Dies liz Miami

Jackson Lowe, 80, lifelong
resident of Key West, died Sun
day night in Miami, where he
went a month ago to reside with
a daughter.
His home in Key West was at
Division street and Elizabeth
street. directly across from the
entrance to the Convent of Mary
Immaculate.
In early life he was a cigar
maker, but later became a manu-
facturer of cigars. His last fac
tory was on Petronia street, near
Duval, where he and the late
Charles Curry produced cigars
for many years.
Mr.. Lowe used to refer to the
two-story apartment, 919 Eliza
beth street, in back of his home,
as "the house that Jack built"
The house was constructed of
concrete blocks, which he made
himself, and he said that the only
assistance he had in building the
apartment was from Mrs. Lowe,
who fastened the blocks to a
rope for him to haul up to where
he was working, after he had
finished the first story. He work
ed on the house before he went
to his factory in the morning and
after he closed it in the after
noon. a
He was brother Of the late
Mrs. Molly Bartlum and the late
Beaureguard Lowe.
Funeral services, were conducts
ed in, Miami. Ii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Big Four In Accord
On Rules For PactS
- ~ ASSv - - - - - - -
Restaurant Cook
Held For larceny

An ex-restaurant cook
landed in city Jail this morn
ing for allegedlY attempting
TO collect his wages the hard
way.
Registered as E. Casado.
the cook was charged with
larceny and assault and bat
terry following charges filed
by Benjamin Gold b er g.
proprietor of the Sidewalk
cafe. where Casado was said
TO have been employed.
According TO police. Ca
sado. who was said TO have
quit his job recently. de-
manded his wages from Cold
berg. but was told TO wait
until later.
Cascade. police said. then
pushed Goldberg aside and
took $38 from the cash reg
sitter. Goldberg's ouicries at
iracted the police and Ca
sado was arrested by Patrol
man C. p. Kellar. The Incl
dent occurred about $3.50
o'clock last night.
The defendant was re-
leased in the custody of his
attorney on orders from City
Judge Enrique Esquinaldo.
Jr. this morning.
The case was referred to
criminal court in city court
this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
JEWISH LEADER
,SAYS PALESTINE
81 PASSPORT DENIED

CBy Associated PFesst rs. Z
WASHINGTON, July 9.--Dr.
Stephen F. Wise, head of the
Jewish Zionist movement, com
planned bitterly today because
the British embassy here refused
to give him and a fellow Zionist
leader visas to go TO Palestine.
DR.. Wise, in condemning the
action of the embassy. said that
his only object in going to Pales-
tine was to obtain first-hand In
formation about conditions there,
and he added that the British
evidently did not wish him 90
learn the truth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
oMoRRoW's ALMANAC
(Daylight Savings Timel
COUNTY POLIO
GROUP TO NAME
NEW COMMITTEE

Monroe County chapter of the
Infantile Paralysis Foundation is
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in
the WKWF downtown studio,
Simonton and Fleming, for the
purpose of electing an executive
committee and officers for the
coming year.
Ralph Sierra, chairman of the
chapter, requests that all inter-
ested persons attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Lumles, Pinder Tracts
Are Sold For S8. 600

Heirs of Thomas Alva Lumley
and r. Curtis Pinder, have sold
two tracts on Ramrod Key to
Wilhelmina Goehring Harvey for
$4,000.
One tract is of 144.85 acres and
the other of 1888 acres, ex-
cepting a part that had been used
as a right-of-way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Rent Complaints
Are Few Here

Only a few complaints about
rent increases have been received
by the OPA office here, N. D.
Keye, area rent director. reported
today.
Mr.. Keye said rents had been
raised in numerous instances in
the area, but said the increases
were only non(nal
No eviction sits have yet been
filed here, the office OF County
Judge Raymond r. Lord an
nounced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
Polish Newspaper
Charges Corruption

WARSAW. -(AP)- The Pol
ish newspaper Rzeczpospolita
charged in a recent editorial that
sit is a fact that in many fields
of our national economy corrup-
ton continues to flourish, abuse
has spread and graft continues" "
1t added: '"The state treasury
is being cheated, not once, but a
hundred times"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
BOARD TO DISCUSS
PROPOSED CHANGES
In BUSINESS. AREA

"A public hearing will be con-
Quoted at the city hall at.8so'clock
tonight by the & City Planning
commission relative to proposed
changes in the municipal coming
ordinance. 't
Under the terms of the pro-
posed ordinance, business areas
on several streets here would be
extended, c. B. Harvey, chair
man of the planning commission,
said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09

plants to Tax Assessor Fred
Dion for a re-analysis and future
report to the city board.
The session was an annual
meeting required under the city
charter.
One citizen, it was reported,
complained that his assessments
had been increased from $500 to
$1,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09

land hogs to continue arriving al
stockyards as they have been
since the death of OPA at mid
night, June 80.
He said mat the enactment Of
another OPA law, with ceiling
prices on meat, may cause a fall
ing off in the number of cattle
and hogs reaching the market.
Meanwhile, he added, prices Of
meat probably will increase from
five to IA cents pound.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
I At. HILTON NAMED
I ~ fsillltIp CHAIRMAN

IA A6E REGULAR meeting of the
o. n Square uSO committee
ef HeuaEemeui Monday. Capt.
EsIl EilHen. uSCG, was appoint
ga ehaiFman fur the coming
~ william p. Kemp was
sH4 o. tiae committee.
FHHs @tfc made % further ex-
a HTse 81 military men in
cas- afsa in spite Of limited ac-
NFH8 auo % the polio epidemic,
w 81 ea service men used the
ab fsrii4iles during June.
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Auxiliary Meetings
Will Resume July III

Regular m e e tings of the
women's auxiliary, Southern
most Post No. 3911, VFW, will be
resumed July II at 8 pm, Mrs.
Ruth A. Higgs, the publicity
chairman, announced today.
The meetings were discontinue
ed in May because of the prevail
snce of infantile paralysis in the
district.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-09
ESOUINALDO RETURNS
TO CITY COURT BENCH

Judge Enrique Esquinaldo, ,jr.,
was back on the bench in city
court today after a weeks vaca-
ton in Cuba. Judge William V.
Albury held court While Judge
Esquinaldo was absent. His wife
and sister, Elva, accompanied
Judge Esquinaldo to Cuba.