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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

ionbern6e 96tiafeit fofort Elm. mo
ourh Der Borgang oes StoffipedieIs
5eritort miro. Diele gn5pmen ipielen
oesbalb eine 10 tpiftige Stolle i'm
meni6fiben Srganismlts, neil tie Die
Ofageniaftausl l6eioung rnb BEN &c.
lamten innern Srganablanf regulies
rem. Sn ser Nerpenflinif Der nniper.
Iitdt Wtiiniter in @eitfalen bat man
Ibon ieit langem oie l1riade Der Ma.
genfranfbeiten ou ergriinoen geiubt
Cine 9teibe bon 8eobadtrngen Bel
&ranfen fiibrte i6lieBli6 our 8eitGs
tigung bes Spriduportes, oaB Sc
miitsleioen Dem Magen lhaoen. Sic
@rfabrungen seigen beutlif, oab
ourcb ieeliihe 8erltimmllngen forper-
li6e 8eranoerungen berborgerrfen
peroen fonnen, unlult, llnfreunolid)-
felt, Serltimmllng, 8lutanorang gum
&opf 1lno Gbnlihes mebr Iino Die ers
item In5ei6en BON Magenerfranfuns
gen, Die gum groBten Seil burh glers
ger beroorgerrfen peroen llno beion.
oers nad Dem giien auftreten. 8ie
erfabrene 9ler5te uno 8ranfenipdrter
miiien, sibt es mirflide uno einsebil-
oete &ranfbeiten, ooer pielmebr tpirfs
li6 franfe 8erlonen rnb eingebiloete
&ranfe. gs lit niGt obne @runb, bob
es llnter Sen ult1nooilhen Sausfrauen
uno Otiittern oiel tpeniger tpirflide
llno eingebtloete &ranfbeiten gibt, alS
unter oen mooernen, aufgeflarten
oerbeirateten sSrauen. (Wiitter uno
9ausfrouen itnO iie meiltens ntdt.)
Sausfrauen lno Otiitter, 1pel6e ibre
ebelihen 8fli6ten no6 oeu roltmpe
oil6en @eleten" ser Religion 1tno
Sittlidfeit erfiillen rno ibr Slid,
ibre 3ufrieoenbeit uno Srel1oe an ser
Sullsarbeit finoen, baben feline 3eit,
enoloie 9eilld)e 81 MAIDEN, an ollen
~Sarties" ltnb Society 9otngs" tell,
5l1nebnen unO unottpenotge" Serien=
reiien 6u MAIDEN. Sbre eeilrnoe ge-
ld)aftiglng balt lie geiunb. Gum &C.
ben oes uup=to=oate Society 2aop" &C.
bort es 1pobl, ooB iie BON Belt 5u Belt
tranf ooer penigItens franfltd ober
rnpobl lit. 0as gebort gum gllten
Son, uno fomnlt nandn1al iebr gu
ltatten. gs gub cine 3eit, mo- Die
neutrality-suspicious. Mobe aporen,
gegenipdrtig lit Oas 10 5iemli6 aus ser
Wfooe gefommen. SSett anuB man,
menn man in 8eiellldaft mittun mill,
wenlgitens cine Ronbeloperation aui.
5lllpeilen baben. GaB geipiiie Mer5te
olele Wtooe fOroern belfen, tann man
oenlelben ni6t 10 iebr nerargen, benn
lie pollen al16 leben. Cine onoere
ltriade bieier mobernen .arant-
belts =grideinllngen i6reiben leiten-
De aer5te elmer gelpiiien, in beitimnl-
ten &reiien uno 2ebens ltelungen ber-
breiteten @eiitesIt0rung (Wentai
aberration) su. 3uperlGllige 8ipfo-
logon beballpten, oaB llnier gan5es
mooernes 8eihledt tr1ebr ODER apeni-
ger ii6 in elmer gelpiiien @eiltesper-
mIrrung befinoet. sln gegriffsperapir=
rltngen lit oie beltige 8elt allBer.
oroentlid reid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

TRACE Darne zu
ten und hilft, We
Abfall sanft ur
auszuscheiden, 9
durch Hartlei.
bigkeit verur.
sachten Case zu
vertreiben und
gibt dem Ma
gen das ange-
n . b m . G. e..
fihl Won Wirme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gliickli.
cher Linderung
won HarfIeih;v.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
6. @., Nid.

gS lit cine alte griabrunsstatiad)e,
bob einbilouns. Temperament, Gee
lenltlmmung llno Nile einen ltarfell
ginfIuB auf Die 8eroauung, Die Ser
ben uno oas gan5e Spitem ausiiben
uno ul1d bel &ranfbeiten cine grobe
2oae lpielen. go 3. g. iibt @erser
uno 3orn einen itarfen ginfluB auf
Die Serouuung aus. gs itelen n1m-
lid Die gum 9eroauen nottpenoieen
Otagenoriilen - Die ioeenonnten
rgn5pmen" (Sermente) - ibre ab=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
mir t1rht'H tint -...
Aunt.rrsrruth? !?

9isber mar betannt, baB Sberele
Neumann ibre Sreibeit Don oen ga5is
nldt beraubt 1poroen tpar uno nod
dn! 2eben lei. gtun erbielt oie &atbo-
ltlhe Snternationale YreBagentur Al,
5reiburg, Sdmei5, Sen 8eridt zines
@eilders in aonnersrelltb, Der suf-
l6luB erteilt iiber Dos 2eben bes
fromn1en Mdb6ens p6bren6 unb
nod Dem &riege. Ser 9ss8a=@e-
mdbrsmann i6reibt:
Na6 meiner 8efreiung aus DEM
&cn5entrationslage 0udau entIhIoi,
i6 mid our Reiie nad 4onnersreutb.
Us mar Elm eisfalter @intertag i'm
Sonuar, als i6 bort anfam. Sofort
Ilelen Die 3eritorllnsen ins s(uge, Die
ore 80 angeri6tet bate. Gin Grit.
tel oes Srtes 1par gan5 5erItort tpor.
oen, uno 5tpar nidt our6 amerifani=
i6c 5lieger, 90 bieie itrengen 8efebI
batten, aonnersrel,tb 5u i6onen, ion.
bern onrd Die Mrtillerie Der 90.
Ser Bfarrbof iotpobl rpie bos geeu.
monn-Saus batten i6pere Ereffer OBJ
befommen. God tparen on 6ieien Sc.
tauoen Die S6aben idon ,pieoer Be-
ho6en.
Ser erite 8es fiibrte mid in sic
Stride. Sic lit in auffalleno autem
3ultanb l,no iebr eeihmadpoa reno
riert. Nifts belitet barin auf Sfas
cen bin. Gie reibe Musi6miiduna ber
Stride 5eugt bon Der Sreisebigfeit ser
plelen Bilger, uber aud, tpie mir 9el,.
te oaIelbIt perIiberten, bonn ,lnermiio,
l?hen 5leiB Ser SbereIe Neltnann,
oie Den &irdenidmud faIt gan5 al
!eln beiorgt. 9agli6 betet Tie biele
Stllnoen in Der Stride, nid]t nur bes
Worgens, au6 untertags uno aben6s,
reilt bis tief in Die Nadt binein, alh
be' ltrenger &alte. @Gbreno ih in
Der Stride betete, famen ser gteibe
rod Seute aus Dem Srt, INN BEN
&feu5meg 5ll beten, obipobl es @eib.
radten mar. 8alo mar es cine 8dus
erln, Damn elm sSllnsmann, ale nit
oeln arbeitsi6nr5. Sic fonnten BON
Der slrbeit geraoe einige Minuten er=
ltprtgen. uno ale beteten i'm nit
groBer slnoadt! slud am nddlten
Ses flel mir auf, nit tpeld tiefer
Snmnllng nno slnoa6t sic 2eute
b!el Die betlige &ommunion empfin=
gen. Sold tiefe anoa6t beim &om=
nlnionempfang uno iold ebrfurdts-
relies genebmen babel batte if audi
in Den beiten 8egenoen 8aperns nod
nidt geleben. Sierin 5eigt ii6 oeutlid,
Die Wirfung oes groben mpltilhen
8el1ebens, oaS iid in ibrer Mitte
holl5iebt.
Sr. 8farrer Naber er51blte pieles
iiber 9bereie Vun lebt iie ldon poae
oGt5ebn Sabre obne Speiie uno
Grant. Gabei bate iie piele slnfein,
aungen als5uiteben gebabt, riht nur
bon oen Ga5is, ionbern aud in to-
t6cliid)en areilen, 5untal bon iolhen,
Die Gonnersrelltb ME geieben baben
uno aa bas als rShminoel" be3eid,-
nen. Sogar firdlide Biiroentrager,
ia audi elm aurienfaroinal ieien aeit-
ireiie allf 9bereie iebr i6ledt au lpre.
diem seipeien. Sic bdtten ilnmer tpie-
Ger neue llnterluhungen berlangt,
biz Hapit Hius XII. fir Tie eintrat,
lnrem er iagte: r2aBt mir 6as quite
.Ginb in Stub! Sir iie miro @ott re-.
oen!" Sn Der Weibnahts- nnb Otter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
g. s., Widj.

Gie rieliee Gbriit-aoniss= =Stotue
ltebt bod iiber oem Meeresipiesel in
gl EaIo, Ser, 5piIden oen Ser.
Staaten llno Merito. Sic lit bunoert-
uno5pan5ig SUB bod. 0as &reu5
mibt iedSunooreiBig SUB urro Die
Gbriltlts=6igur fiinfllno5tpan5ig SUB.
Gos 0tonument lit bas 5tpeitb0hite
oieier Irt in ser @elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

rgs lit alttpeilen Elm tpirtliher
uno groBer Segen fir l,ns, bineelegt
sll tperoen auf oas aranfenbett; oenn
Die &ranfbeit bringt oas Cute, Dos
uns innelpobnt, outage. Desbalb mod
te id lie nuh fir ems Der IeihteIten
Rreu5e balten" (goutg).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
WorUm
Ieiden Sic an
hervorgerufen durch
Q funktionale
Hartleibigkeit? !?

Besorgen Sic sich Forni's zeiterprob-
tes Alpenkriuter. Mehr ais Elm Alb
fuhrmittel, es list auch cine Magenta.
tigkeit anregcnde Medizin, hergestellt
aus l8 der Natur eigenen medizini.
schen Wurzeln, Krautern und Plan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

= &ihte nidt gleih oie anberen,
nenn tie Dir nidt 5u tpilen iino, apeiBt
on oo6 ni6t, mas iie fiir Sinberniiie
baber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
5rau %. H., q. ..

Sa, es 9ibt Seifesgriosmittel, sic
Sic Sbren 8eripanbten in Geutify.
lano anraten fonnen. @enn, tpie Sic
id)reiben, oieielben ouf Dem 2onbe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
Going 10
sAttend Hearings
QnScllool. Budget

Willard M. Albury. superin-
ltendent of Public . Instruction.
will leave for Gainesville on June
IA to attend a meeting of all
school superintendent of the
state on June 1918, to study the
budget set up by Florida for the
use of the schools during the next
year.
At the present time no one
knows the exact amount of mon
ey which will come to the vari-
Gus counties under the proposed
regulations for the State Board
of Education. AS result of this
situation the superintendent of
public instruction are unable to
make up their budgets. for next
year.
The Monroe County school
budget must be in the hands of
the state at Tallahassee not later
, than August l. 1t is not known
here Just how much to pay the
teachers next year, for this can
! not be ascertained until the funds
have been made available.
After the local budget is pre-
pared, some time in July, there
must be public hearings, after
due notice of them has been
given the public by advertising.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10

Liquor Question
On Upper Keys 70.
Come Up Tonight

Scheduled to come before a
meeting tonight of the Monroe
County Commission is proposal
to sell intoxicating liquor for "a
hours a day seven days week
in Monroe county outside the
city of Key West.
A new state beverage amend
ment recently passed at the leg
Iislature gives the county com
Imissioners authority to establish
hours of sale in all except cities
There are 20 dealers Of intoxicat-
ling beverages along Florida keys
land they petitioned the commits
|si4h:last week 70 set the hoats soi
sale.
: It was explained that under the
Eld state law saloons outside Of
cl.les were required to close al
IL midnight, Saturday and not re-
open until z am. Monday,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
North To Certify
Vets Wednesday

Frank r. North, chief certify
ing officer of the War Assets Ad-
ministration, will be at the Mon
roe County Service Office, Court
House, from 10 a. M, to 5 p. M,
Wednesday, it was announced to-
day by Jack Saunders, County
Service Officer.
North will register veterans
for set-aside items which have
been or will be placed on sale
for veterans by the WAA. T h e
items include motor vehicles,
cycles, trucks, jeeps and con-
struction equipment and the Ger
tification by North will be all
that is necessary for any Key
West veteran to have to bid for
any of these items placed on sale
anywhere in the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
Tax Protests
Considered
Here Tonight
A. J., MILL4 AND MAX HER
81 NAN OF OVERSEAS HOTEL
/ REouEsf LOWER ASSESS
MENTs

u !.
The city tax equalization
board, consisting Of the city com
mission, city manager. and city. as
SCISSOR, will sit again tonight in its
second .pubhd, hearing on 1947 as
sessments. The hearing will be
held at Z pm. in City Hall.
Action is expected on the re-
quest of Albert j. Mills, realtor,
for a reduction in the assessment
of $44;500 made on his Casa Cayo
Hueso (Southernmost House, at
the south end of Duval street.
At the last board meeting, held
a week ago last night, Mills asked
for an assessment of $4,000.
Max Herman, owner of the
Overseas Hotel, will also protest
his assessment of $4,000 at to-
nights meeting through his mana
ger, r. c. Gillentine.
In letter to the board, Her
man asked for a $4,000 reduction
in the assessment on his property
since ''for the past year, expense
and overhead costs did not JUS
tify same" .. .f....
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
youths Sentenced
TO Federal Prison

Three New York State youths
who were arrested here some
time ago and charged with
breaking into the Bayview Fill
ing Station, were sentenced tc
one year and 10 months in a fed
eral penitentiary when they ap-
peared in Miami Federal Court
yesterday.
The youths were Otto Langalo
%, Allen j.. Hughes, 10, and
Charles Dillon, Is. all of Potts
dam, N. Y. who were transfer
red from the sheriff's office here
to the FIJI and charged with
violation of the National Vehicle
Theft Act by transporting a
stolen car from New York to
Florida.
The three pleaded guilty in
Federal Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
Five Properties
Are Transferred

Warranty deeds were filed yes
terday with County Clerk Ross
c. Sawyer for the following
pieces of Monroe property:
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Albury
transferred to MIR. and Mrs.
Godfrey Hauport, Detroit, IL
acres of land on Plantation Key,
for $4,000.
MIR. and Mrs. George E. Sweet
ing transferred to William r.
Blakely, Wichita, Kan, property
on Upper Matecumbe, for $4,000.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. f. Futch
transferred to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Meyer, Marathon. lot
at Marathon, for $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X. Neff
transferred to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph ]. Jackson, Marathon.
nearly an acre of land at Mara
thon, for $1,000.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert S. At
kinson, Broward county, trans
ferred to G. Sam B. Curry, 1926
Olivia street, property on Big
Coppitt Key, for a nominal sum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
Taking Understood Crawfish
Illegal In State, Judge Says
"A warning was issued today toS

"A warning was issued today to
all residents not to take under
sized crawfish, by Judge Thomas
S. Caro- Of Criminal Court.
1.-THE only legal crawfish which
may be taken for bait must weigh
more than one pound said 8!
Judge Caro-. Taking crawfish
under one pound lis illegal in this
state and anyone doing SO will
be arrested by the state conser-
walton officers . HI
The remarks grew out of hear
ings today before Judge Caro- of
two men charged with having
understood crawfish in their pos
session. They were Willie Aires
and Frank Orta, both charged
with the offense by State Con-
servation Agent Joseph knight.
Judge Caro- fined each of the
men the costs, $8.75.
LIT. L. E. Standard, USN, was
fined $40 and costs by Judge
Caro- when he pleaded. guilty to
driving at high speed on Roose-
welt Boulevard.
Samuel N. Morton, U. S. Navy,
was fined $25 and costs for reck-
less driving ON the upper keys.
Harry ]. Richards was fined
$25 and costs for reckless driv-
ing along the Overseas Highway
]. w. Lacy, U. S. Navy. was
fined SIS and costs when he
pleaded guilty to a charge Of in
decent exposure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
President Is
Due In Canada
This Afternoon

WASHINGTON, June TO-
The President, Mrs. Truman
and Miss Margaret Truman are
due to arrive in Ottawa Canada,
this afternoon. 1t is the first
time that a president of the Unit
ed States has been accompanied
by his wife on a visit to for
eign country.
The President is scheduled to
remain in Canada three days. To-
morrow he will address a joint
session of parliament in Ottawa.
It was said that one of the
chief topics the President will
discuss with Canadian officials is
the part that Canada will play
in helping to feed the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
KEY WESTERS At U. OF FLORIDA
TO FORM,G lis CLUB; VETERANS
" v LAUIDA( COURSES sUNDER sC.L BILL

ism; Hello Gomez, law: Charles
Parks, dentistry; Charles Pierce,
business administration; Sidney
Matthews, physical education;
Paul Shucks, engineering;
Charles and William Warneck,
engineering; Hugh Papy, law;
Lionel Cobo, pharmacy; Hillary
Albury, law, and John Lewis
Day, business administration.
Cobo was to be graduated Mon
day with a degree in pharmacy
and Albury will be graduated in
August with a law degree.
Also attending the University
are Ophelia Lester, law; William
Robinson, accounting; Charlie S
and Nelio Sanchez, pharmacy;
Mrs. Hugh Papy, the former
Caroline Morgan; Donald Pearl
man, dentistry; Dan Harrison,
medical school, and Harold But
Ter, architecture.
Miss Lester. Day. Perez, Go
mez, Charles and Nelio Sanchez
and Warneck will return to
Gainesville in about two weeks to
pursue summer courses, Avila
said. Most of these named, he
added, have returned to the city,
except Matthews and Cobo. The
Gators will hold a beach party
here in the near future. At least
10 more students from Key
West, are expected at the Uni
sity next semester.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10

!. A,iila and other Key West vets
Ia tte University were outspoken
sin their views that the present
'$6S l month provided BY the
'Governlnent is not sufficient to
enable them to continue without
considerable financial difficulty.
Married vets get $50 per month.
The veterans expressed gratitude
for the tuition, books, and col
lege activities with which they
are provided without charge,
but said that the cost Of living
makes it difficult to continue.
IF you don't eat much, you can
get by Avila said, "but it isn't
easy" Nevertheless, he was es-
especially anxious to bring out to
other veterans the educational
opportunities awaiting them if
they wish TO take advantage of
them. He lauded his instructors
and said he learned more in his
institute career than during his
entire school course. He said he
did not mean to detract from the
high school courses, but merely
meant that vets who quit school
have even better educational op-
portunities awaiting them at the
Institute.
Other veterans from Key West
attending the University and the
courses they are taking, follow:
Arthur Armayor, civil engi-
neering; Charles Perez, account
ing; Archie r. Potter, journal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
Ocal Stores
To Stimulate
Sales Effort
1T SESSION LAST NIGHT
DECIDE TO QUESTION
CONSUMERS AS 10
THEIR NEEDS

Twenty-Five Key West mer-
chants. representing all types Of
retail and wholesale enterprises
in the city, last night decided to
conduct q campaign in an effort
to learn what local consumers
want from their stores.
One thousand questionaires are
to be distributed premiscuously
in this area in an effort to deter
mine what is desired by local
shoppers when they visit retail
stores for the purpose of buying
merchandise.
When enough of these ques-
tionnaires are returned by the
stores, stating. what each consurn-
er in Key West feels about To-
cal stores and their system Of
merchandising, conclusions viii
be drawn which will give mer-
chants Of the city some idea as
to what their customers demand.
This was the concensus of the
meeting last night in Monroe
County Clinic, Fleming and
Thomas streets, of the Is retail
and wholesale merchants.
Fred Miller, chairman of the
!, Retail Merchants Division of the
Key West Chamber of Commerce.
was in charge of the meeting
and led the discussion.
! Business men who attended the
meeting made It known that they
were aware Of the amount Of
shopping that is done out Of town
and that they desire 10 make IN
effort to capture At least some Of
this business.
I yt vas explained that prices Of
most OF those natf0naffy known
Items are available to local con-
sumers in Key West. -
I It was the expressed desire Of
. the merchants at the meeting 10
provide their customers with
what they want, and efforts are
being made constantly in that
! direction.
| A system of solicitations con-
troll, to guard the merchants
against contributions and solicit
tations of advertising deemed to
be unworthy, was explained at
the meeting. The campaign OF To-
| cal merchants will be launched
| in the near future. The system,
will be instituted as public
service for the protection of mer-
chants and citizens of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
Flee
Raging Flsed h
kuuiniPpi Ares

49, -
QU1DoCY. o.. Juas lo-1hoa-
|snnIs = puruuus - flssins from
- ws1sss = ~ n1iusa1slppi h
- sln1ss - Iowa n1iBours nd
11Innln.
oim1v ohsunnnd aerss = farm
- hove hsua lnaan1a1ed. army
enGlnssss sspsr>sd tsday. They
ot1p1 - - dnaosr Nd pass-
- - 49, sssas north u this
go. - fus>hsr dsvns>ntioa wss
1hslv - sscur tswurd Ne south.
w>sse ~ flssd - M YEA
rsnr1s1 - pssk. g
JHnnnno1s - workess ere bsnsi-
y ogytnG - hoo1 1evoss slong
- psnoe suuoh q Nh ely. En-
ntnoues aut1 thsl. sGoul6 1sveos
he~ok. )o4ooo scres = fogm lnn6
cr~&ok1y wou16 ~ f1uo1ed.
~ mnyur q 11snnibal Ma.
pUpwora o.u1ny ~ - psrsoas
- o1lrtr uvss - NJ srso. and
- - 80 winsino.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
A scRuBBING JOB

NEW YORK. = F o,ur men
working seven hours, using 1909
gallons of detergent and 10000
gallons of water. scrub the Hol-
land Tunnel, which is six and
four-tenths miles long and is
covered with more than $4,000
square feet of tile, every week. 1t
is the equivalent to scrubbing
5000 tile bathrooms. The tunnel
is cleansed at night so as to in
terfere as little as possible with
traffic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
I VISITING IN CUBA

Key West residents who left
for Havana by Aerovias Q over
the weekend to spend a few
days in the Island Republic, in
cluded:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Calleja, MIR
and Mrs. E. Martinez, MIR. and
Mrs. Antonio Arrange, Mrs. Amer
lea Arrange, Mrs. Rose Lane and
daughter, Sonia: Misses Martha
and Jennie Arrange, Henry Sol.
dano, Willie Dias, G. Pinso, Ralph
Garcia, and Mr.. and Mrs. H
Rodriguez and son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
Crabil Sentenced
In Louisville, Ky,

Richard Crabil, who was
sought by the authorities here
for selling a stolen car to local
garage man, has been sentenced
to the Federal penitentiary for
the theft of another car at Louis
vile, KY, it was reported here
today. Crabil was given five
years, the FBI announced today.
The Key West garage man
tried to take out license for the
stolen car and it was caught by
State Highway Patrolman War
rem Bateman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
FIRES SELF

SPOKANE, Wash. - Ordered
to cut his employees by so per
cent because of appropriation
cuts, c. P. Dowmen, state admin
istrator for the Production and
Marketing Administration, gave
out dismissal notices, giving one
to himself. He said it was only
fair to fire himself along with
the others. He's going back to his
farm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10
Clubs Lease To
Be Before Post

Question as to whether Or not
to take the old Country Club on
Stock Island as a future home
will come before Arthur Sawyer
Post % of the American Legion
tmorrow night at 8 o'clock in the
Legion Home, Southland and
White streets.
It was announced today that a
copy of the proposed lease of the
property from the city for 81 a
year will be displayed at tomor-
'ow's meeting Of the post.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-10

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