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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30

VGTSdnIIN1uHS JtuHH .. SUHTIdE
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Avenue, N. w.
Pr;is., Marie Beckert, 233O--11th str,
n. w. Tel: 29013.
Prot.-Sekr., Susanna Reinerrh, 24Ab
Winfield Wcy, N. f. TEL: 28990.
C.-v.-sekr.. Elisabeth, Schuster, 357
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Pr8s., Georg Schaser 1929 r.. 69th at
Sekr., Herman Miller, 3709 w. 10S.
Strasse Tel: OR. S34G.
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President, George Krech. $3.50 9ava.
hoe Road, Tel: yellowstone 4524.
Secretary. Sara S. Schuller, 2061 East
l15th Street. Phone Randolph 1854.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15

Dihurka, je posiljala Neca in
Miciko redno v cerkev, po njeni
smrti pa so tudi to zaceli zane
marjati, kef nj bilo potrebne
obleke.
FARM duhovnik je sklepal mad
Dihurjem roke:
"Kaj mislis, Dihur! Pogane
hos vzgojil!"
Dihur Sc je izvijal revscino,
da sam ne utegne, da bo, ko od-
rastejo, to drugace.
"Ti 81 odgovoren "a duse svo-
jih otrok!'
Donna molimo vsako soboto
rozni venec."
"To je premalo, prijatelj moi,
posiljaj jih tudi v cerkev!"
Namesto tega Sc je Dihur sam
ubijal krscanskim naukom.
Oh poletnih nedeljah, kadar
je incl cas-, je gnal otroke pod
tepko "a bajto, odkoder Sc je vi
della VISA pliberska ravan noter
do Drave in "a MO sivi kraji gor
do Svinjske planine. Tam so Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15
ENAKOPRAVNOST

Sc jim je sola tudi sama ma sebi
priskutila. Otroci SO jih zmerja-
Ii: "Dihur smrduh!" zopet drugi
so vpili: "Krompir, krompir... y
Nekega dne je vstala krcmar
ieva deklina in zatozila:
'Jaz ne bonn sedela craven Di-
hurke, ker ina usi. Donna SO mi
prepovedali.' ~
Ma Mickini glavi je ucitelj res
nasel celia gnezdisca gnid. Mici-
ko je bilo sram, da je jokala.
Med jokom je vzdihnila:
"Nimam matere >. -
Ucitelj jo je postal domov in il
ukazal:
"Kadar bos cista, Sc smes vr.
niti!"
Donna jo je Dihur utesil, j
opral glavo lugom, nato pa re-
kel:
"Poslej bos ostala doma!'
Tako je bilo tudi drugimi
Nee je v jezi zagnal zmerjav
ca kamen in ga pobil ma tia
Oblast je Dihurja klicala ma cd
govor. Obljubil je, da bo fants
kaznoval, in ga je res premlatil
kakor Sc je spodobilo. Potem je
dejal:
w Solo ne pojdes vec, donna
hos delal."
Zaradi vecnih zamud je ime
neprestano opravka z oblastmi
XII SO ga kaznovale z globami il
ga tudi zapirale. Toda vse "a
stonj, komaj so otroci "a sill
odrascali, so ostajali donna.
Dihur Sc je zagovarjal:
"Prvo je kruh-od ucenosti NJ
moreno ziveti!"
! Podobno kakor S Solo je bill
tudi S cerkvijo. Dihur sam je 81
Ger redko, vendar dosti redno "a
'hajal v cerkev. Dokler je zivel;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15

Sci sosed k bajti in dejal: ~
"Prodaj mi kajzo vsaj zdaj!
Cemu ii bo ia tezava?"
"Tudi zdaj ne prodam! - To-
da povejte vendar, kaj vam je
ma bajti? Sal vsi pravite, da mic
ne zraste!'
mi mi "a rast, ali tvoj svet
tici v mojem kakor kim
V resnici pa je izvedel Dihur
re pref, kake namene ina So
sed. Nekoc Sc je pri Hrastu ma
pill in Sc bahal, da bo potegnil
vodo iz Dihurjevih poziravnikov
in napravil zago. Drugi so zopet
pravili, da bi Dihurjevo bajto
rad zamenjal z nekim grofov-
skim svetom, XII mu lezi pri 70.
kah. In grof bi Sc tako z gore
stegnil v dol.
"Prodaj mi rajsi tt tvoj subj
rob, XII meji ma moi lapuh! Ma.
pravil bi tam suho njivo!''
Sosed Sc je razburil:
"Se rad bos prodal!'
Prihajali so Sc drugi in spra,
sevali "a pastirji in pastirica
mi:
'Dovolj jih imas donna, daj mi
Neca, daj mi Miciko. Pri mas il
ma ne bo hudo.'
Dihur pa je odgovarjal:
'Dokler bonn mogel delati, DO
do otroci pri hisi!'
Ostal je sam otroki ter ril da
lie, kakor je mogel. Micika j
stopila ma materino mesto in bi
la z desetimi lett ze celia gospo
dinja, razumna in modra. Ker je
nosila materine obleke, je bile
videti Sc resneiSa.
Velik kriz je bill Solo. Otroc:
MISC imeli obleke, ne obutve ir
cim bolj so dorascali, tenn man.
casa so imeli "a MO. Razen tegs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15

mu je planila vrocina, ma NAH je
pozabil ma oranje in ma vse dru-
60. V hipu je slekel jopic, pokril
z MIN njena nedra, potem pa
zdirjal eez njive k sosedu kakor
brezumna zival.
Cetrt ure pozneje Sc je vrnil
S sklepetajoco sosedo. Dihurko
so krci prevalili v brazdo, da je
obrazom lezala ma gnoju. Bila
je nezavestna. Tx pred njo sta
vol in krava nepremicno prezve-
kovala.
Dihurka je spovila.
Medtem je prisel tudi sosed.
Polozili SO jo ma otep slame in jo
zapeljali domov, kjer je lezala v
nezavesti Sc yes naslednji dan.
Zvecer, ko so prve dezevne kap-
lie udarile ma majhna okenca "a
tohle izbe, Dihurke nj bilo vec.
Do takrat bi ravno tudi repa 0
pravem casu prisla v zemljo.
Ko so jo nesli pogrebci cez po-
lie, je Sc vedno tical merjasec v
brazdi nazorane "bradavice.' %
Imela je velik pogreb, prisli so
Jaromili, Modreji in visa sirna
soseska. Duhovnik je govoril v
srce segajoco popotnico. zenske
SO Sc komaj zdrzale, da MISC Di.
hurja kar pri grobu napadle, "a
kaj cd ust do ust je slo, da je
njene smrti kriva Dihurjeva
zdrtost. Bale pa so Sc, da bi Ga
vrgla bozjast. Okrog MEGA Sc je
ovijalo pet mladih Dihurckov ir
neukroceno vekalo:
''Mamica, mamica, pridi ma
zaj! -"
Koj 20 Dihurkini smrti je pri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15
Della "a zenske
PRODAJALKA

zenska z znanjem knjigovodstva,
XII bi Sc naucila siviljskega trgov-
stva. Tedenska plaza. Vprasajte "a
Mr.. Chambers.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
lOl6 Euclid Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15

vlegli in zacel Sc je krseanski
nauk. Dihur je otrokom razlagal
meskoncno bozjo dobrotljivost
in vecne krScanske resnice. Otro-
ci so zamaknjeni molcali in gri-
Eli travo.
"Kaksne we're so Kovacevi?" je
nenadoma vprasal enooki Pun.
gra.
"Krscanske, kakor mil"
"Zakaj mas pa zmerjajo?"
(Dalje prihodm5icj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15
HISNA della

Isce Sc zensko "a hisna opravila
v. modernem domu; popolnoma
opremljena perilnica; oce in hci sta
zaposlena. Mora biti dobra kuhari-
ca in zanesljiva ter zmozna postreci
gostom. Prosta OBJ cetrtkih in nede-
ljah. Vprasa Sc kadarkcli razen "
soboto ali nedeijo, med 8. u. i'm 4.
pop. Plaza $25 tedenSko.
3el5 w. "a 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15
Zen1Ijisca

BRECKSVILLE - Velika hisa:
solncna soba, obednica, druzabna
soba; velika kuhinja, kopalnica in
spalnica ma /. nadst.; 4 spalnice in
shrambe "a obleko ma 2. nadst. Ma
zelo lepem mestu. Ia podrobnosti
poklicite Brecksville PISA ali LO
5464.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15
(Nadaljevanje)

korak. Pri tenn 10 je preletelo
topic, a grenko zadoseenje.
Ko Sc je Dihur po malici vra-
cal cd soseda, je onemel, obstal
pred "bradavico.' Toda nagrba-
no lice Sc mu je takoj razvedrilo,
pri srcu pa mu je bilo mehko in
trpko hkrati.
Zvecer Sc nista niti besedico
dotaknila minute noci. Tenn
strastneje sta govorila o nujnih
delhi, kakor bi hotela drug dru-
gega prekositi. Skrb "a vsakda-
Mi kruh ju je zacela podzigati
in vse naslednje noci so bile "a
oba po vecini svetle; podnevi sta
garala po dninah, ponoci pa do
ma. Tako sta Sc gnala nekaj dni,
pozela jecmen, ga zlozila, naVo-
Ella ma njivo in vse pripravila "a
repino setev. Naslednjega dne
sta hotela ostati donna in iti zgo-
daj zjutraj orat.
ze v mraku pa je prisla k bajti
Modrejeva dekla:
"Gospodar so rekli, da morate
priti iutri zet.'
"Jutri smo mislili sejati re-
po."
Toda deklina je bila naucena
in je rekla:
"Gospodar so rekli, da drugic
lahko h komu drugemu greste
po prasce!'
To je bilo hudo in jasno pove-
dano. Spomladi je dobila Dihur-
ka pri Modreju par prascev in
je ostala polovico dolzna.
Ma dvorisce je legal mrak, ma
vzhodu Sc je narekovala luna,
zapad pa je zarel v sirokem pa
SUI. To je naznanjalo skorajsnji
dez. Tudi cd gore sem je pihljal
sumljiv vetric.
Ko je Dihur razgledoval ne
bo, ie Dihurka re odlocila:
"Se nocoj bonn raztrosila gnoj
in jutri zjutraj lahko zacnes oh
svitu. - Do Modreja je samo do
bre pol ure."
S temi besedami je zdrknila z
gnojnimi vilami ma njivo.
Dihur je dvakrat premeril
dvorisce, nato je molce napregel
in poklical Neca. Decek, XII je
bill sestnajst ur ma nogah, je "a
jokal:
"Moramo, zaradi dezja!" je
tolmacil Duhur.
Ko je zena raztrosila gnoj, je
rekla:
"Kar spocita sem, trosila bi
vso noc"
''Pojdi spat, da bos zjutraj mo-
gla vstati!r'
Mali, zaspani Nec je slabo 60
nil, krava, XII je bila priprezens
namesto bavseja, je bila juncu
preslaba, uhajala je IL brazde
da so Sc venomer delali oplazi
Dihur je pozabljal, da je noe, in
je vpil kakor podnevi, da so pre-
pelice po zitih plasno utihale.
Materi Sc je decek zasmilil
vzela je sibo in gonila sama
Medtem je Nee ma ozarah trdne
zaspal. Dihur sga je pokril
snopjem, da bi Sc ne prehladil
Nato sta orala dale.
Ma zvezdah Sc je poznalo, d;
je morale biti ze cez polnoc. Te
daj je Dihurka rahlo vzdihnila
"Pusti me malo!'
Sedla je v brazdo. Vol in kra
va sta zacela prezvekovati. Di
hur Sc je usedel ma merjasca il
81 natlacil pipo. Tudi on je bi
utrujen.
''Kaj ko bi spregla?"
zena nj odgovorila.
"Zaspala je!" je socutno sinil'
Dihurju Y glavo.
Ne da bi cakal ma njen odgc
vor, il je segel pod vzglavje il
10 hotel dvigniti v narocje. K'
pa je pritisnil memo telo K sebi
ga je takoj izpustil. Bilo je mi
zlo in skoraj negibno. Y CLAW
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-15
Harmonike

Koj po Dihurkini smrti je pri-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
Houses
Businesses
for Sale
S1,500 dOwn-F Furnished

S1,500 down. Furnished
$1,000 cash buys this fully
furnished 2 bedroom Beacon
Hill home. Full bsmt.,
auto furnace, auto II. W.,
garage. Newly remOdeled
and in perfect condition.
Close in. Full price $500.
$4,000 down-4 Bedrooms
Excellant IA year old Beacon
Hill home, with bsmt., fur
mace, garage. Large living
room with fireplace. 2 bed
rooms down, 2 up. Clean
inside and out.
Home and q Acre
The best built home in Sc
attle-12 IL beams, cement
pillars. Full bsmt., auto AC
oil furnace, Is x "a living
room, large dining room, 2
twin sized bedrooms, double
plumbing, hwd. floors
throughout. Quiet street.
Wonderful corner lot with
berries, fruit trees, shrubs,
flowers, bulbs. Near bus and
schools. approximately $4,000
handles.
INTERNATIONAL REALTY &C
James Matsuoka, Mgr.
$50 Jackson Ma. 1922
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
Sell Tickets
For SkatefeSt

Tickets for the Rollerland Kinks
skatefast for the Nisei in this area
on Thursday, July are now being
sold by the following persons, ac-
cording to Mary Iwasaki:
Lotus-T. R. Goto; NvC-Shiro
ashino; Belle Ami-Jean Ishida:
Syncoa-Keiji Sato; Methodist
Roy Tanagi; Baptist-Mieko Hira-
no; Chinese-Al Mar; Renton-
Sam Iwasaki; Tacoma-Hide va
mamoto; and Seattle-Tak Miya-
hara and Rick Tanagi.
Rollerland, know as the nations
finest skating pavilion" is located
just south of Renton on Rainier
Ave.
Skating hours will be from 10
pm. to 1890 am.
Ducats are being sold at ten
cents apiece Admission at the
gate will be fifty cents.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27

Post Chapel. Guests may spend
their time leisurely in one or all
of the above places and enjoy ia
cilities afforded in said places
Koso Takemoto, chairman of the
open House, stated that the Stu
dents Union has offered to show
the function of the union as a
suitable place where students may
spend their leisure hours. Among
the activities planned are: photo
graphy contest sponsored by the
Camera Club and the winners will
be mounted on the walls of the
lounge, display of gas-engine mo-
del aircraft in the hobby room,
display of the many trophies won
by MISLS teams, playing of ia
panese records in the main lounge,
exhibit of selected objects of Japa-
nese art, and many other activities
TO hold the interest of the guests.
Mr.. Kumamoto, in charge of the
MISLS Library ommittee, an
nomced that guests may make use
of the many varieties of Japanese
literature recently received from
Japan.
Chaplain Robe stated that the
Post Chapel will be open to the
public and organ music will be
played continuously.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
ASSailS Lack
OF Peace Ties

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, june
n fNichi Bel Times Dispatch)-In
a speech calling for a strong U. s.
policy towards Russia, Gen. Mark
w. Clark, new commander of the
Sixth Army here, deplored the LACK
OF harmony in peace between ma
tons which cooperated in war.
The general spoke to several
thousand persons in the local arm
Org after having been warmly well
coined to San Francisco by state
and city officials.
To illustrate his point. General
Clark mentioned the soldiers of
Japanese descent from the West
coast and Hawaii" fighting side by
side with white and Negro Ameri-
cans in the Fifth Army in Italy
which also included British, French,
Yugo-Slav. Polish, Palestinian,
South African, Brazilian, Austria
liam, italian and New Zealand
troops.
General Clark was commander
OF the Fifth Army which included
the famed 442nd Combat team.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
More on Preside

This is the sixth in a series
of several articles concerning the
Open House TO be held at the
Preside of Monterey, Calif.)
1EESIDIO of MONTEREY, Cal.
June 24-The Military Intelligence
Service Language School Open
House Program Committee an
nounced today that the following
program for the first day, Tues
day, July. l, will be the order of
the day" for the public attending:
l. Luncheon consolidated mess
halD
2. Welcome Assembly (Sports
ARENA
3. Japanese Movies Tecently ac-
quired Specially selected new
newsreel.
a. Free Guests can visit stu
dents or whatever they may wish
to do.
5. Supper.
6. Free.
7. Open House.
There will be a personally con-
Quoted tour of the following in
stallations on the post: Students
Union, MISLS Research Library,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
Animals Sent

TOKYO, June 27-Five giant
salamanders, members of the am
phibious family which had it's hey
day during prehistoric times
hundreds of thousand years ago,
will be placed in the National
Geological park.
The "megalobatrchus Japonicus, y
restricted to eastern Asia where
they live in rushing streams in
mountainous areas, are a gift for
American school children from
Japanese school children.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27

Dream not that helm and harm
ess are signs of valor true.-Peace
hath higher tests of manhood than
batter ever knew..-Whittier
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
NiSei
Calendar
JULY

3-Rollerland Kinks skating par
ty open to all Japanese Americans
4-Nisef Veterans Committee
dance in Casa Italiana.
4-5-6-Nortnwest Fourth Of Jul
ly Invitational Baseball -rourna-
ment IN Seattle. Dance on the
sixth in Buddhist church audi
torium.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
I'll Brides Cram
For English

TOKYO, June 27-Thirty Japan
csc wives of American occupation
personnel are studying English IN
preparation for the green signal to
enter the United States if the pre-
sent bill in the Senate of the y
S. Congress becomes law, according
to the Yomiuri here.
The Yomiuri specifically cited
several cases of former movie stars
who married Nisci officers.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO WE'D

Shogo Hiroo, 80, SIT Wash. st.
Hatsuko Hashimoto, 81, SIT Wa.
shington st.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
Church Notices

BAPTIST
$3.50 a. m Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Nisei worship service.
7:30 p. m.-BYF.
MARYKNOLL
a. m. and 1890 a. m.-Low
Mass.
Benediction will be held follow
ing 1890 Mass.
NICHIREN
II a. m Young People.
2 p. m.-Japanese Service.
BUDDHIST
1000 a. m. Kindergarten
Glasses.
1l:00 a. m.-Young Peoples Serv-
ice.
ST. PETERS
II a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Morning worship ser.
METHODIST
GAS a. m.-Church service.
1000 a. m.-ISsei service.
HOO a. m.-Nisei.
l1-Morning Worship Service
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
Exhibit Planned
At Methodist

Japanese Methodist church,s va
cation school will hold a exhibit
and a program Thursday evening,
July 3, in the church. Friends and
parents of the children are invited.
Children in the neighborhood ara
free to attend.
Among things which will be ex-
hibited are plastic work, woodcraft
and doll making.
The school which started Mon-
day will continue through next
week, it was announced today.
Grecian history is poem; Latin
history, picture; modern history
Observation-Disclosures.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
Name kajikawa
Play Leader

TEMPE, Ariz., June 27-Bin Ka.
jikawa, head baseball coach al
Arizona State College, this week
was appointed city director of re-
creation-for the summer by Bert
Halls, chairman of the youth re-
creation committee.
Kajikawa recently helped direct
the Brooklyn Dodgers three-day
tryout camp at Rendezvous Park In
Mesa.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27
NOTICE

Funeral services for Roy Toshi-
yuki Suzuki, former proprietor
of Wilson Hotel, will be held at
1880 pm. Monday, June 30, i'm
the Seattle Buddhist church.
Otsuya will be from pm. SUM-
day. June 20 in the Suzuki re-
sidence, $50 18th Ave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
TREVOR GIVEN POWER
TO SIGN WARRANTS
Tourist Season
Here To Be Good

There are plenty of railroad
reservations being made by
northern folks and the 1947 -48
tourist season here should be a
good one, Harold r. Laubscher,
manager of the Chamber of
Commerce, was advised today.
Visiting in his offices were
j. w. Moore. Jacksonville agent
in the passenger department and
Lester l.. Sargent, Miami. dis
trict passenger agent of the
Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road company and A. Rice King
jacksonville. Florida passenger
agent for the Nashville. Chatta
nooga and St Louis Railroad
Company.
They came down to reestab
lish business relations with
Glenn {. Price, who operates a
ticket agency here.
-"It looks like a very good
tourist season that is just ahead
of US, said King. eve have
taken many reservations from
northern people. Key West will
benefit, from these, as well as
other points in Florida"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Community Tea
By WO,,,tt..'s Club
Sunday, Nou. 10

Key West Junior. Woman's
Club will give Community
tea on Sunday afternoon. No
cember 16, 4 to 6 o'clock in the
clubhouse on Duval street. The
March of Dimes program which
begins in January will be the
main topic of discussion.
Miss Virginia Whitmarsh is in
charge of the invitations. Mrs.
Katherine Brown is chairman of
the refreshments committee, with
the following assisting: Miss Cora
following assisting: Miss Cora
Lee Curry. Miss Ellie Rae
Gwynn, Miss Mary Minnery,
and Miss Ann Kasuga.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Suggests 80 Hours
Work Each Week
For City Employees
Sailor Killed
In Auto Crash

The body of John c. Girouard,
%, of the U. S. Navy here, who
died Tuesday from injuries suf-
fered when his car upset Mon
day night near Homestead, has
been turned over to Naval auth
critics for shipment to his home,
Tampa.
According to state police, Cir
Guard was returning to Key
West from Tampa when his au-
tomobile crashed into a line of
small pine trees along the can
al bordering State highway 81,
about six miles south of Tamil
ami Trail.
He was thrown clear of the
wreckage and was taken to John
Archer Hospital, Homestead.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Helen Girouard and a ten
month-old child, living here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Underground
I'm Palestine
Kill 4 TODAY
TWO BRITISH SOLDIERS
AND TWO POLICE
MEN KILLED; CONTIN-
UINC SEARCH


JERUSALEM, Nov. 14.-Today
two British policemen were killed
here and two British soldiers
were fatally shot in Tel-Aviv,
bringing the total of British cas-
ualties in Palestine this week to
nine dead and 30 wounded.
The Tel-Aviv killings occurred
while a funeral was being held for
the five Jews, three of them girls,
who were killed during a gun
battle Wednesday between them
and associates and British troops
at an isolated building beyond he
outskirts of Tel-Aviv.
The British claimed that the
building was being used to train
Jewish terrorists. When British
soldiers called on the occupants
of the house to surrender, they
opened fire with rifles and ma
chine guns.
British soldiers today were
guarding the funeral cortege to
stop any attempt at rioting, when
members of the Jewish under
ground fired on the soldiers, kill
ing two of them and wounding
Continued On Page Seven
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Want County
Board To Change
Meeting Night

James Murphy, chairman of
the Governmental Affairs Com
mittee of the Jaycees, last night
introduced a resolution for their
action. requesting that the coun-
ty commissioners change the
night of their meetings from
Tuesday to some otheT night.
The reason for doing this, Muir
ply stated, that the city COM
mission meetings and the coun-
ty commission meetings. are both
held on the same night, and
there is a possibility that people
would like to attend both meet
ings but as a consequence are
forced to miss one or the other
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
One Fashion ShoO
FAVORED For XIV.

At a meeting of the Retail
Merchants Division of the Cham
Der of Commerce held at the
Chamber office a decision was
reached relative to participation
in fashion. shows held in Key
West.
The Retail Merchants Division
went on record as >favoring one
big fashion show to be held each
year with the proceeds of the
show to be divided among all
local organizations participating.
This fashion show would be
held during the winter season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Cuban Ferry To Mean Much
For Key West, Miami Man Says
STREAM OF TRAFFIC
TO CITY PREDICTED BY
DONALD HENRY OF SOUTH
=
FLORIDA AUTO CLUB

A steady stream of traffic to
Key West was predicted here
yesterday by Donald Henry, as.
sociated with the South Florida
Automobile Club after the ferry.
service from this city to Cuba
is established.
Henry made his prediction to
w. c. (Sugar Sweeting. propri-
etor of Sweeting's Auto Service,
which handles the AAA service
here. He came here to line up
the service when the ferry ser
vice is established.
Henry told me that his Of
flee is at present receiving a
large volume of inquiries re-
gard the Key West Havana
ferry as to when it will be run
ming. The Miami office of the
South Florida Automobile Club
has received innumerable re-
quests for reservations on the
ferry.