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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

Legion School
Meets Sept. "a

The tenth district, American
Legion Auxiliary school of in
structions will be held in the
Indy De Garmo American
Legion Home, Mcfarland Road,
Coconut Grove, September %,
Mrs. A. E. Reinhard, district pres
ident, will preside over the ses-
sion, which will apen at 10 a. m.
Guest speakers will be Mrs. L.
M. Duncan, department historian;
Mrs. A. J. Ryan, national ex-
ecutive committeewoman of the
Auxiliary; Mrs. l.. M. Stouten-
burg. department constitution
and bylaws chairman; Mrs. J. A.
Mcdonald, of St. Petersburg, de-
partment membership chairman;
Mrs. A. L. Buzzell, Hospital Con
tact Worker in the Pratt Cen
eral Hospital for the Auxiliary:
Mrs. Norris McElya, district girl
state chairman, who will present
some of the girls who attended
Girl State"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
APP NeWSfeutures

I EONIA. N. J.-Woodcuts. the
II engrovings thdt gave print
ing its Start in pictures. hove q
new lease on life at the barn
studio furtist LYnd Word. who
prints entire books of them.
He coils his books novels
without words. and he has
pointed more thon holt q dozen.
He also has illustrated scores of
novels.
Il enjoy working in wood en-
craving" he explains, "becausc
the medium develops a character
of its own. When you're limited
to black and white. you have to
get down to fundamentals"
One of the country's outstand-
ing opponents of wood engraving,
Ward uses ehd-grajned lockwood,
whose fibers are at right angles
to the surface. He pencils in re-
verse the picture to be engraved.
The reverse image is obtained by
setting up the original sketch Of
the picture SO that it is reflected
in a mirror.
The pencilled outlines on the
wood block then are darkened
with India ink, and the entire
block is coated with a thin lay
er of printers ink. through
which the India ink still shows.
Ward cuts away the parts which
are NOT to print, and the print
ing surface is clearly outlined in
the black of the printers ink.
When the woodcut is satisfactory
he is ready to print as many
copies as he wants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Entertainment
Arranged For
NaUaI Hospital

A years program of entertain
ment for the patients at the Ma
val Hospital here was outlined
at meeting of the American
Red Cross committee on commu-
nifty service to camps and hospi-
tails. il was announced today by
the chairman. Paul Sawyer.
The Importance of the work of
this committee and what the in
terest of the community means
in the lives of the patients was
stressed by Miss Margaret Jones,
field director at the hospital, and
by Mrs. Capitola Schmuser, re-
creation director.
The following organizations
were represented at the meeting:
Gerald Saunders, Lions Club; P.
j. Ross. Elks Club; 1t. Comdr.
G. b. Harvey. American Legion;
Mrs. Frances Edwards, Business
and Professional Woman's Club;
jeff Knight. Jr.. Chamber of
Commerce. and Mrs. Mcneil. ex-
ecutive secretary. who repre-
scented the Junior Red Cross and
the volunteer service committee
of the chapter.
The committee sponsored COM
munity singing at the hospital
on Saturday evening. with Mrs.
Elizabeth Maurer, of Norfolk, Va.
accompanying the singing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Deputy Collectors
To BE On Duty At
Key West Airport
80 IltEiI.AND SENDS
tIftxfN cory 40
IErrER RECEIVED
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Pres. Truman
Is Considering
Special Session
MANY REQUESTS FOR MEET.
ING MADE ON TRUMAN BUT
BELIEF PERSISTS HE IS NOT
IN FAVOR OF MOVE


| WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-It
WAS reported today that Presi-
dent Truman is not likely to call
a special session of congress to
consider the European situation.
If special session is called, it
will be primarily to consider do
mestic questions, particularly the
high cost of living. Requests
have been received at the White
House from many parts of the
country, urging the President to
call congress into special session
to enact legislation designed to
bring down high prices of food
stuffs.
AT present the President was
reported to be busy holding con-
ferences with his cabinet to con-
slider the conclusions of the l6
nations that had been in confer
ence in Paris, discussing the re-
building of Europe under the
Marshall plan.
AS to special session of con-
gress. il was said that the Presi-
cent will not announce his de-
cision on that question unit!
Thursday or Friday. Possibly, he
may broadcast to the American
people about the uptrend in the
cost of living.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Just Their
Unlucky Day

YORK, Neb.-The Homer Low
ell family decided to go on pic
mic. When they arrived at the pic
mic site, they found that the gas
oline tank had sprung a leak and
doused their. lunch. including
fried chicken. One of the chill
dren lost and found her purse
three times. Another a boy, fell
and scrapped his face severely.
En- route home, the car had sew
en- flats and. while the harassed
family awaited auto repairs in
the living-room of a farmhouse,
they were engulfed by plaster
which fell from the ceiling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Urges Peaceful Settlement
OF Difference Between
Russia And Western Ma.
tons
Try Associated pressD

FLUSHING, N. Y. Sept. 3D.
Secretary General Tryvge Lie.
former foreign secretary of Nor
way. today appealed to Russia
and the western nations to try
to settle their differences ami
cably.
He did not mention the names
of Secretary Marshall or Assist
ant Foreign Comnissar Vishinsky
of Russia, but it was easy TO de
termine he was referring to
them. He added that peaceful
settlement of questions of differ
ences between western powers
and Russia should be made, as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Blowout Gives
Alarm; 5 Saved

TOWSON, Md.-Explosion Of
an automobile tire, which was
set aflame from the heat from a
burning porch near where the
automobile was parked, probably
saved the lives of five persons.
The exploding tire awakened
Miss Anna G.. Roemer. She
awakened her stepfather and
mother and they aroused DIR.
Hugh Forsythe, and his. wife. Miss
Roemer's grandparents and own
ers of the house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
GEORGE SMATiIERS HERE
TOMORROW FOR TALKS

naires in Dixie Hall, Whitehead
street.
Commissioners Louis Carbonell,
who is arranging Smathers' Key
West visit, has announced that all
colored people are invited to the
Smathers' speech before the col
0rcd veterans organizations.
Smathers and party will dine at
Louis Carbonell's restaurant at
noon tomorrow. and. after dinner.
will visit The Citizens office and
other business places in Key
West.
Smathers will discuss the Poin-
ciana Place project in his address,
es and also the legislation he vot-
ed for and measures he opposed
in Congress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
SECRETARY LIE APPEALS
TO U.N. UNITED ACTION

further disputes would delay she
United Nations In the adopsls'f' %.
constructive measures mrs ot Ne
agends.
After Secretary Lie had u'aa'
his address. Vishin.ky sgaiH ~
tackled the United States " oh
ject a 20 the treaties thta eo'lf
try had favored Zoe kofea snf
Italy. declaring they are aniai
to Russia
The assembly dcciasd - unnn
a committee. which v'sll fsfae
sent the SIS member countries ~
the United Nations. - sonsi.isf
the Palestine question AF@b eis NJ
gates had Opposed the nsfnluE q
such a committee bui lns' l'i'
when the question wa pui ." "a
vote. The committee u was aaif.
likely will favor the division 81
Palestine between Jew sn
Arabs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Property Sales

Charles H. Lee, Jr., transferred
to Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Thomp-
son, 1910 Harris avenue. a Lime
Grove property for $500, ac-
cording to a warranty deed filed
yesterday with Circuit Court
Clerk Ross G. Sawyer.
Model Land Company transfer
red to F. E. Sweeting, Mclean,
Ill, 9.23 acres of land on Key
Largo, for $1,866.
Mr.. and Mrs. DreXel l.. Hop
per transferred to Clovia l. Clax-
ton, 610 Griffin lane, property
in Grinnell street, for $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

attic OF the structure.
Then one OF ths wailrvaaea
tried for another five nslmmses
and was finally given Ne fige
station. The firemen called BE
station. Nos. | and . responded
to the alarm and within sivw
minutes firemen were sn tss
scene.
BY the time the tiTemen gus
there the flames had spfema
Throughout, tho attic and aexn sn-
to the lower portion Of ths 100
by so foot building
Firemen fought the flames
from 1870 a. IN. until Q m. len
desperate attempt 10 Qusll tlsssn
There was plenty of wassf, hus
the blaze had gained saaeh hsaa.
way that nothing could $50 sse
fire. A wind of more than 80
miles an hour spressi she Ilmanss.
There were san psFs0ns IN tns
establishment when aae ere -
gan. Taylor and some If re euss
, toners were able b. take esst =
cash register. the iulss organ ans
several cases of WHISKY
They placed the whisky on ere
ground outside the blaring bsstla'
ing. Some Of the sawed iisu,a
were stolen during the stalssH
auent confusion one wsssala ~
whisky thief was ssrack ovst 'ha
head in an effort d. step slA@
looter.
The Sugaloa was epenea ~
February. ie4l n was wonasf
fully decorated by Paul hnirh.
New York mural painter. mae
twice made trips g. Kew West
20 complete the woFk of deeaf 81
ing the place.
The building consstRsd ass'@sa
other things. q 74-foot. handsome
IL decorated baI. stotsfuafn
along the northwest stas euns
upwards ol s2aosm wwth
of groceries and canned esspsia
90. 900 worth "a whisky mna Ell
taken from the ns@i
Bar. Duval street.
Frank Msrcozxi. carf IT ss#
lost all has pefsstnai
including al his
clothing. worth upwards II sa.'Nfa
he said today. Ne hal wsovea ne
equipment from has TIeaFty hs'fssH
during the recent teai Ut huffi
cane.
Taylor lost fine doteTiusnn
pinscher. The dog. ftns speca'
men. was burned 10 death
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Detection Difficult
AT Police Station

CHICAGO.-(AP).-A change
was made recently at the New
City police station, but il prob
ably was noticed only by the
most observant detectives.
Sergeant Doonan, Al. 6 feet |
inch, 245 pounds, was succeeded
by Sergeant Doonan, Al, 6 feet /
inch, 245 pounds.
The Doonans are identical
twins. and the only major diff
ference is that one is firstnamed
Chester and the other Warren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Sawyer Post To
Meet Tomorrow

A sound film showing the l946
National American Legion con-
vention in San Francisco will be
shown during the regular meet
ing of Arthur Sawyer Post No.
%. American Legion, tomorrow,
at 8 p. M. at the Legion Home
on Stock Island. Commander {.
3. Harvey said today that many
items of importance are to be
discussed by the membership.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Weather Bulletin


MIAMI WEATHER BUREAU
BULLETIN FOR PRESS AND
RADIO, IL Noon, EST, Sept. %,
1947:
The tropical storm was moving
very. slowly northward at about
8 miles per hour and was CEN
tered at noon very close to shore
between St. Petersburg and
Clearwater. Highest winds re-
ported were about 60 miles per
hour.
Indications are for slow north
ward movement due to blocking
action of high pressure to north
east and north. Winds are in
creasing over northern Florida
and will reach so to 60 miles per
hour this afternoon and tonight
over much of the northern por
ton of the state east of Tallahas-
see. and Apalachicola. Winds will
Subside slowly over the southern
hall of the state.
NORTON,
Weather Bureau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Night Thieves Get
SlOl In Trade Wind

The Tradewind management
today reported the robbery from
their place of business at the
corner of Duval and Caroline
streets, of SOL in cash, one pint
Of Scotch whisky, steam iron,
Toastmaster and a mans coat.
coat.
G. M. McClOud reported the
robbery took place between IL
pm, and 6 a. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
NOTIcE!!

Electrical examinations for
Master Electrician. JourneYman
Electrician. Maintenance Electro
clan or Service Electrician. will
be held on September 2sth. ls47.
Anyone desiring to take the ex-
animation may file their applica-
ton before September 2sth, l947.
at the office Of the Electrical In
spector. City Hall.
J. M. WHITEHEAD.
Chairman.
Electrical Board.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
pasns iana Room
Mothers Meet

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NaeeMf KfssNsas kasss safiasn wet
- 80 shaM sss.slss tusn Alamaay
s MM
- Na Aan flf0asn pfvai.
H@nA ma8 So Nfna a. NsniHn
N#H
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$50 - - flsfk1ansn eafnital
Nf maa 49, ftHa anWan ~
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Na8 Mefe SEA- fm ths veaf b
mH 80 A Kmlf e.asfsH Hiii b.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Postmaster Has
Ready Answer

OLYMPIA. hans. - Olympia's
postmaster recently received the
following request: Postmaster:
II you know the address of Jess
Leverich, will you deliver this
letter to him." Postmaster Jess
Leverich pocketed the letter.
from a cousin in Iowa who had
not been heard from in years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
IIisles $500;
Fwgeis Place

MN M MwMt NwmFtnM
$3.50 AnMWm AHwh a. hufi
- e. ats - anaa ~ $3.50 10 3
$3.50 ~ ~ Nas hasFNlnwa aFd tilsn
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#m MM ~ tha AAmGimm
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Due To Speak AT Meetings.
Held BY Jaycees, Lions
And Rotary Organiza-
tons

Representative George Smath-
ers will arrive at noon tomorrow
for a series. of talks before the
Junior Chamber of Commerce to-
morrow night at 8 O'clock in the
st. Paul's Parish Hall, Bahama
street; Rotary Club Thursday at
noon in the same hall, and at 8
o'clock that night before a joint
group of colored Veterans of For
eign Wars and American Legion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Yom Kipur, Day
OF AiOnement, Is
Observed Jews

Yom- Kipur. the Day of Atone
lnent. will be- observed by
IsFaeIitcs all over the world from
shutdown today to Wednesday
evening till the stars are out.
Ouf local Bnai Zion Hebrew
CONGREGATION will also observe
this great Holy day. beginning
with Tuesday N o y. m. starting
with the Hol Nidre Service at
the Synagogue. corner of Simon
Ton and Southland streets. Rabbi
Ahraham Schwartz. new spiritual
leader of the Congregation. as
sisted by Rev. Emenuel, will con-
dtaet the services.
Memorial services for the de-
parted will he conducted on Wed
nssday morning. Rabbi Schwartz
Nili preach tho sermon.
Yorn kippur. Day of Forgive
ness. h the most solemn and sa-
cred day ON the Hebrew calen-
daf. n ~ 2i-hour day in the
~ nagogiie of praying and asking
fof divine forgiveness for sins
committed during the year. The
nay 81 Atonement brings to a
close the Ten Days OF Pen
tsnre" which began with the He
brew new year The traditional
aalssun chant 81 the kol-Nidre is
heard a the beginning of the
evening service. and the whole
aay h gwen over 90 serious medi-
tasbgn and repentenee. F.Sm
aneieni times % the present Yom-
kipur has played a significant
rode ln the religious life Of the
lnf aellle n arouscs q sense Of
Mvs and ssirs the individual to
earnest consideration Of his OBJ
liaation and responsibilities. The
beautiful prayers and meditations
~ the liturgy iill him with a
spirit ~ repentance. and a rcso-
tution o. turn from mistakes Of
ne past year o. nobler conduct
IN ths future. Tradition says that
- thia day the fate OF every
eFeatufe on earth Is sealed for
ansthsf wear by the Supreme
ledge of the World.
The beautiful concluding serv-
irs tor this day Is known as
Netllah." the closing of the
aMtsa This refers Ia the closing
Il ths temple gates and tobolical
uarsnina that with the day has
laken con the added symclosing
- ths gates the day of suplica-
tlnns. comes the opening of tho
Gatas nj Gods Mercy. as the sun
b at.osit b. st for the day. the
pfayer a. started: Open tho
heavenly gates nj the closing Of
she astss. for the day Is declin-
lnE After these prayers. the
shutter ol Rams Horn Is blown as
= reminder that us echo must be
ths keynote oi personal COM
uaunication with God In the cf-
fast a. make human life ss di-
vine 81 possible.
Again ! pray o. the Almighty
that he may give Tits good good
hlessinR ~ all good people and
brtng = lasting peace and happi'
nsaa a. al the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

Ward first became interested
in art while at Englewood IN. j.
High School. He majored in fine
arts at Teachers College, Column
bia University, and pursued fur
Their studies at the National Aca-
DENY of Graphic Arts and Book
Crafts at Leipzig, Germany.
He started illustrating books
with woodouts for an edition of
Oscar Wilde's "Ballade of Read
ing Gaol."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Night Block,
Wrong Roof

FaN - AfN Ntwasamm mssia@m an
go - 49, = p Wiiuam tnvvs.
$3.50 afH faaaf n..iwft sehsf.
- . HHMff NFtaM MFaf tefa wafk
wNm wsmsF seasamN sc a. Fsupf
49, M#mNahH famallN enmwiNreA
hkes - $3.50 - was ~ So fiahs
eANa 80 an 49, aFuma rsssf tls
49, e. fsNlaFa fhe fsa.f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Handshake
Too Hard

EPHRATA, Wash.-So enthus-
iastic were the handshakes of Lu-
,ther Gray, of Ephrats, and his
brother, Homer j. c. Gray, Yaki-
ma, Washington, who met for the
first time in six years that Lu-
theirs arm. was fractured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

MIAMI WEATHER BUREAU
ADVISORY. NUMBER 9, 1000
AM, EST, Sept. %, 1947:
Hoist northeast, storm warnings
west of Cedar Keys to Apalachi-
cola and continue storm warnings
Palm Beach to Charleston and on
Florida west coast north of the
Keys. Change to small craft warn
jngs south of Palm Beach over
the Keys.
The tropical storm has come
to a virtual stapdstill near the
mouth of Tampa Bay. Latitude
IT'S. Longitude SO, at 10 a. m.
EST. 1t is apparently moving
northWard very slowly, 6 to 8
miles per hour It's northeastward
has apparently been
blocked for the time by high pres
sure over the Atlantic states.
Strongest winds reported about
60 miles per hour at Egmont Key
with lowest pressure 1926 inches.
This indicates slow increase in
is in progress.
Caution advised for dangerous
gales from the Tampa area north
ward over Apalachee Bay. All
other areas where warnings are
displayed are cautioned against
strong squalls and gale winds.
Storm warnings are now dis
played from Charleston to Apa-
lachioola, with the exception of
small craft warnings south of
Palm Beach over the Keys.
NORTON.
Weather Bureau.
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Sugaloa Club, Stock
Island, Destroyed By
Flames During Night
kLOSS is ESTIMATED AS HIGH As sI6O.OO0 NOM
OF 1T WAS COVERED nv
INSURANCE

One of Key Vests fashionable
ground early this morning. when the
Quilted by fire that said ssnzfass IN
the of the building
Estimated loss is anywhere from seoOoo Thss.
insurance all building equipment sscams a.
Robert Taylor owner of the Sugaoa
Taylor said today that he tried nearly 10 minus 10 a che
telephone operator respond to the
fire department after he flames Shooting m a az