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Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
first BABY BORN OF NEGRO ARMY
FAMILY ARE LIVING in SOUTH ITALY

Leghorn,s Italy.-The first baby
born of an American Negro Army
family in, the Mediterranean The
ater was a boy weighing five
pounds, II and three-quarter
ounces, the son of First Lieutenant
and Mrs. John c. Duncan, of 1926
North 18th Street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
The baby was born on January
in the U. S. Army's 61st Station
hospital in Leghorn.
Lieutenant Duncan Is assigned
to the 315th Car Company, unit
of the Peninsular Base Section,
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21

supply organization of the Mediter-
ranean Theater. His first assign
ment after arriving in Italy last
May was with the 10th Port OF
Embarkation here, working in the
operations section.
Prior to his ovreseas assignment,
Lieutenent Duncan was assigned
to the 845th Port Company at the
Transportation Corps School at
New Orleans, before. the school
moved to Fort Eustis in Virginia.
Mrs. Duncan joined her husband
last November after arriving in
Naples on the Dependent Transport
SIS Thomas S. Berry.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
Mrs. Ada Knox Dies
After LONG Illness

Mrs. Ada Knox of 1412 E. JEFF
ferson died last Saturday at her
home after being ill since last Mo-
vember.
She was II years old and has
lived with her daughter, Miss
Lena Knox, a teacher at Booker
T. Washington since she came here
IA years ago from Berkeley, Calf.
She was taken to Berkeley for
burial.
She is survived by 3 daughters,
2 sons, and / grandson.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
Dr.. Carver Honored
By Stamp Issue

Washington, Feb. ,17.-President
Truman today approved plans for
a commemorative stamp to honor
the late DR.. George Washington
Carver, famous Negro scientist.
\ DR.. Frederick D. Patterson, pres
ident of Tuskegee Institute in Ala
bama where Carver conducted his
experiments, made the announce
ment after White House call.
Postmaster General Robert +.
Hannegan, who attended the con-
ference, said the time of issuance
and design of the stamp would be
determined after checks with the
Bureau of Engraving.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21

There were more amendments to
the u. S. Constitution adopted dur
ing George Washington's admins
tration than under any other presi-
dent. According to the Encyclopae-
dia Britannica, no amendments be-
came effective under Abraham Lin
coin. The 18th Amendment, prohib-
iting slavery, was not ratified un-
til eight months after Lincoln's
death,
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
Announcement

THE ARIZONA SUN is now
ready to serve your job printing
needs such as hand bills, business
cards, calling cards, letter heads,
and most anything in the printing
line. Call 1862 for our reasonable
prices on your next print job.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
Thugs Plead Guilty;
Sentenced March ;

The two knife wielders who
attacked Westward HO Hotel
pickets, the Mcbride brothers,
entered a guilty plea on Monday
morning, February IL, to a
charge of aggravated assault,
and will be sentenced on March
Srd.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21

The University of California,
with 40,800 full-time students on
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21

its eight statewide campuses, Is
the largest university In the United
States.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07

hole. Die @rabcigentiimer limo err
iudt, reft 3ablreid 5it erIdeinen.
Die ia6rlihen gerihte fonpuen our
8erIeiung utro Ole Babl oes yer
naltuug8rates filoet in Oieler yer
iammIing itatt. eloenials loten
GoritIdge fiir Die 8erjd0nering oes
SiigelS eutlong Der gtortb Capitol
StraBe gentnd)t meroen. Die not'
Ser Spe3ial : Beriammlung am
peroouaencn Sounnbeno grtgebet-
Rene atmdn0erung Der a%onltitution
uno Ge6engeiete ion Der Sabresoer,
Iommlung our @unobme Dorgelegt
mer6en.
6oIqeuoe 8eeroigun9en funoen
taft: MarD Rau, 2uOwig 8.
1riefer, qucD 6. Gauion, Wtnrie y,
@bIers, 6tanIeD @raOD, wtinnie
6. Neoforo, Clarence 30. 8ine-
miller uu0 4lerouoer 6. 8utlon.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07

GOueOrO glub, Suc. graiiOent:
Carl StobQr; Sefretdr, $. @.
@infIer, 710-6tb Ctr. T.B. @er-
lammIungen ON A. Samstaa t. R.
i7t6-31Ite ctr. @. G.
%al5sagIOM SanserhnuS. YrdIi.
bent: Syaro5 5dmalb, Sefret1r: 6.
ErudieB, 1892 - 95tb RIace, &c. 80.
Singitln0e iuBen /. un0 8. 6amstne
/. SO. i'm SCuie SCR. 171G Site
Street Q. 6.
%rslpeet gill SricbbOf. grdiiOent
Scarf Seller; Sefretdr, 8. s.
8infIer; 5dabneiiter: 2uurence 8.
gtus. 8eri. am 2. Somstag I'M
Wonat I'M Jrieobofsgebaaoe.
0eutIde JreimGurer GOge Armi.
Mus, Nr. %, G.AM.@. Gefretdr:
HreOf. gertram, 1341 Sbepber0
Str, 81. 6. &~eriommIuno am 1.
Uieustae i'm Monot im Neren @a.
ionic Tempel, 13te unO 8 Strabe,
u. 90.
@reater Beneficial uaiOH, 9iitEitt
Tr. 100. @rditSent: SObn @reoAeiu;
SeEretdr: GbrHtiau Gbrfit 1922
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
SIC : &tana

@f IfunS EUtpOtete ihS nab ser mertfaniiden, brtiiten,
f~ranSofiden lun0 ruhfifen 8eatuugs5one erIeubt. Sic Safete
miien Die 8eseihnuHg g@if9adageT tragen uuo tonHen ale not
t~uenoigen geomfsartifel entbauen ne 9ebensniheL 8%leiOung up.
NaudunateriaI Gilt nht ais lebensuotpenoig, bod tDerOeu lRnge
@dddcu 3iearetten o0er Tabaf Hidt beanItanoet. Sic foHneH aes
legpntIih ouh eini9e neue 4doungsitide ioDie nele 8tnoerltupe
beHi9en. @orto: It cents Dos @uio.
8risfe CHS sn elmer hinge @apidD rnO nidtiGurierte Soifor-
ten rein peri0nIiden SnbaIts mad allen bier Beabungs5onen. %or-
toGte: 5 Gents fir grtecl 3 Gents fir Eoftarhn.
gHftpOf: utr nab DaaI6lorS, aGe 3oncn. bis 5t elmer lnse
@e4uift: gprto: 70 Gents fr Die babe lIn5e. Sic Suftpoit gebt
ieben 9ieustag. @ituOds 8onHerstag uuO Somstog oorm. non
geto gorf nod 6ranfiurt a. &C. GonHerstag aud nah Berlin ao'
Die AutUOrfdsiue f0nien Rriefeu mad QeutdIonO beigefi5t
meroen g Gents. W
Gslcrrsid: 9ripfe BIS at einet &funo uno Softtarten AUD 9es
Id6itGden SnbaIS: @Ortodte: 3 Gents fir aarten uto 8 eep's
fr sic erle ltn5e 0eS 8rRfes, ale peteren lln3en ia SentS
2iftpoT: bis 8u einen %fuuo, Is Gents ieOe Bol6e lln5e Slia.
Il 9fun0( go[tpofete Bis at II Sfuno bel 70 3oa llu1Fans.
Bortoiabe: GfnuO 40 Gents. II @nnO $1.s7, tea 3Oneu''Hter-
fdieo. $50
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07

mens berer GigentlWn BON Ser 8eais.
rIng diui @rAflo orr 5cIa6satJni Sc.
iebe beihIaqnebmt sUor0en it, iinA
ytr InmClo1nug berehtigt. Gie @lGa-
bigger miiin giirger ser BercinigteH
StoGton ooer Ser RbiItppinen ieiH,
o0er in BEN Ser. Staaten ibren 8o6n.
fit Ieit Dem Z. Ge5embcr 1871 gdJaht
ba6eH. @eielIihaften Oie lire Redts.
form bon sen &ln0eS,= StontS- c0er
@ebiets9eIeben ooer oem pbiIippini-
iden &ebt berIeitert iir6 ibHen gleibs
gcItellt.
Ger Director 0es Mmtes fir 6ein0.
beiib 3onalO IS. Goof Oelltete On, SaB
biS9er ltn9efGbr 5000 @nIpriihe oltf
rlmr0 1870 Miuionem Dollar 6eloufeu.
Sic @efriIting miro es Dem Mn1te err
m0gliden sic bisber idypeben0en gIn-
Tpriide itn0 ebenio Die iette1 in OBJ
jebbarer 3eit gu erleoigen.
@iH5eIbeiteu. 6iber Ole SduI0ner
irn0 sic notspenOigen 6or1nulare limo
BON Der GFfice of Alien &ropertD,@e
partruent Of Slitice @ul6ington %,
9. g. git erIangea1.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
Dcmti4l0nNs2lMss
itcumne 1T uS2l

Sic omerifantI6e M~ilitdrregie-
rlitlg fir DerttIdlnilo hit, mie iebt be-
fonnt miro, mit 9orerbeiten fiir Elm
&roieft beid1ffigt, fiir 6os ite iid)
6ag grOBte ~Snterelie in ben Ser. Staa-
ten uerlpribt.
gs barroelt lid, nm Sen 1lnn elmer
~grsftel[ung, in Der oos dltBere 9iI0
bes 9eutigen GeutihInn0 iouoBl tpie
Ser tro9iihe grnit Der Rroblene, init
Senen es ringt utlo Die audi atnierer
Militdrre9ierung ieIber 5t tlin geben.
ourd plnitildDe Observation-Disclosures
iopie oatrd cine 5iille biIbnertlheil
qratbifhen atn0 Iiterariihen @ortrG-
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
Kmrse N~IittciImnecn

- Die Sci oielen 2elern beitens 6e.
fonnte 6r1i slu,aIie Graf batte 0aS
ltn5Iiif iit 5eim b:nAalIen Sic linz
fe Siifte gu perleteu. Sic SCHMIDT IiH
i'm Goftors SolpitaI. S5re uieIen Be
sanntsn ra1nen init tiefem 8d6aliern
Jtoti3 Doit oieicn liilBIiidsfoH uno
giinid}sn ibr 6aD0iee @ieOerAerItel-
llig5.
Serrn 8re0o 8. g5bcrs uuO
5rail Gfie, oo5. RoeLe, sputbe Gin
S1dterlein gJeorel, .ucId]eS in Der
S1ltfe Sic @lnten 2inca See crbiflt.
S.u @eor5atlr1 &~saEfenJaus
6efii1Set iifl 5rQl 2onJ,e 9er89ols,
peffe idon lett l~ar8erln frdnfIid lit.
5rlat Gat9erire SreileIt, oerea
8odter 6rau Srbn Sduiter uno en-
feI, Gufelin afunette. acrld6ten meDre=
re @oden in 5Iori0a.
Serr II. 6rel @eltrD @itt, IT,,
mdIHe ben @in1er IN 6loriea per-
leben, muHten einen 9t6iteder mad
Saodnma, GubG.
~ ails ct 8etersbllr9 iett0et
Jroll SltIoa Goodaes WriiBe an fire
ofelcn Maibingtoner 8efomiterr.
6rn1 &rana1er, Elm WitgIie0
Scr @oncorOin Rirhengemeinoe, mliB-
te mebrere ga9e i'm Doctors 6oipitGl
5lpbrin9en.
- 9adt0am er 5Euei @odetl bettlGs
gerig gu 6alrie oer6radte, mlBte lid
&err $. s. @teiners Sr. I'M Si6lep
&ranfenbalts cisler Operation unter-
5ieben.
6ro1 $. AI6ert gre6ler De
firt0at iih 5.redS llnterildalapg ibres
fGrperliden 3uitalp0es iln suburban
&oipital III Bethesda, s51o. Mar BORT
ms riinift eIlgelleilt, DAB lie BOLD
spiQoer 81 6auie lein fam.
- Gang pIotlih oeritarb ON "a.
Jobruar I'M 4Iter bon SO So9ren i'll
foIge zines SdlagonfaIls oie in i6rer
NadJ5orifef que9etr ibrer groBer
Milot1ti8feit un5 Iteten 9ilFS6ereit-
idcTt beItens befnnnte 5rol Sofie
gliie gs5ers gd6. So6rlorft. Sie
rur in GcLmen5orIt in Gloer6urg ge-
6oren e1n0 fam i'm Sabre 1924 nit
ibren @atten llrtS 5rpei 8in9ern mad
! Amarifa. Gas 8egrabnls mar am 81,
;. 6e5runr in Sort Qincoln 5rieoboFe,
@err Haitor Or. Gbos. gnoers, bon
Ser %. Iutb. Goncoroia @emein0t
leitete Die 9rauerfeierlidfeifer. Sci.
denbeItatter mar ole 6irnla 2. s. 81.
mes Company. 6nniIie @gbers &c.
bort Der GoncorSia @irbeugenein6e
on. MnBer Gem @ntten binterIdBt biz
8eritorbene cine Eodter 6roll @retG
8ailp u1o Sobn 5reoo @uItGb. tuelft:
5eioe ner5eiratet iino. Mit einel
S6neeifaufel mad)te Ole @eritorbe.
ne fih Blnt INN Ole @aI6e nltfutban-
gen als tie irpFoIge boben 8lut6ruds
tot umfiel. Gin oorbeifn9renoeS Gait
auto Scr @nsfabrif Jeff lie i'm Shnet
I liegen urlb benadrifti9ten Die Nahy
Barn.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
0aGPer.R~ iIiswert
gsrIammIMns am 10. &ar5 I'M
yfricHSs &eetiug 6Ouie@. Sober
iOnte srIdeiHeu.

SSn o.ner 8eriammlimg mn TO-.
@ar5 i'm .,5ricuSS Mcetiua Souie,
Pill 5(ortoa 9(ue. g. 3., Inn s
llbr abenSS, miro Serr Sobn g..
Sou;ii1r ncGn ,aImetTcm 6rientS
5errice Committee" III GbiIooeI.
p6ia, 8oritebcr ser 9iIIa fir
Geittidlano, it6er ole SiIfeIciIhua-
gcn ser 0uafer in 8elttidEano, nab
rarlS oeS berganaenen Sobres 8a-
riht eritatten. Gin @inobilo iiber
GndfcrbiIfc in Ser 9ritiiden Some,
6etiteIt: ,.@5.Ie Germany 8nitS"
fommt sur AptIliibrlme.
Sollie Serr Sbotts, pelher in
oielen 8agen aus GeittIhIono 5il-
riidfebrte, moielbit CT Die Gll6feror-
belt ~leitetc, friib geuiig bier Iu1roen,
10 ir:r0 er periouIid iiber Iaine "a.
tigfc,t beridten.
Ger @aibington S1ngerblm0 lit
eingelaoen tuoroert, einiJe 2ie6cr 5u
iingen.
Die G%eriammllnpg finoet lulter
Dem Goriit pou 8errn Or. Sreo
&eiiiiq. benz GraflitiO : Sefretdr Der
o@9nI6ington federation Of GAur-
Dies" itatt.
Sober geutiddtdnmlige lit etrga-
nOen, at oieier gerlammlung 8u
foumen un0 pieIe on0erer @leid.
eeiinnie mit5ltbringen.
GS bnnOaIt iid I'M buigernoe
Meuiden in Der nIten 9eimat,
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
g[rminiMs 2Oae asr. %

PM Gienstag fano Sic GerIamms
luna Scr MitgIieoer Ser arininiiis
2oee I'M 6reimatrertempel an Der
13feu StroBe uuO geeu yort
glbenue inter Dem @oriib 6es Chr
mitroigen Meilters 8errn @enrD
&idter itatt. 3as ihIedte @etter
bieIt monden 5u Squire nno DerDtns
6erte oiele Ser ionit regelmaBig err
Iheinenoen Mitglieoer an Der TeIl.
nabnle. lle6er 5Dei &an0ioaten lou
in ser 0eriammlung abgeitalInlt
ncroeu. Mu1 pergaugenen 5rei-
tad begrilb man sic terblife Sitae
oes 8rltoerS Sulius Tbural, Deld1er
an Gienstag Dorber Deritarb. 0te
gritoer ser 4rminiusloge erlpieler
ibm Die Iebten @hrenbe5eltgutgen.
9er @erltorbene mar Dor Sobrer
Mitinbaber elmer q~lttgebenOen 8irt.
I6aFt SaeniiA's) an Der 9 @traBf
Noropeit Suiidlen Ser 6ten I'M
item StraBe.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
Hamburg fat ckne
Strcrit ans 1DaTct

Sambtirg = Die brifi6e Milit6rre.
gierung go5 nfs ToIge Der aobIen-
fnappbeit, Die 10 gut Uie bollige Gin
iteIlung Scr 0ffentliden getrie6e Be.
tnrnt. @s 4perOen tG8Iid nur 100 Con.
men 4oble fiir Ole Observation-Disclosures
Der @aliersperfe @etreioemiiNen gaf.
tereien uno oieIIeidt aut, loes EeIe.
96onbetriebes 8ur getfitgnng fteben.
Ser geIamte eleftriihe Strom fit
8eleuftlm9s3nede tpurt0e auf qube.
itinmte Belt n6geIperrt.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
,,ginsO : 8artb@ i'm 8npperf Seim

@m gienstog, 0en II. Madr5 I'm
80 l1br nofmittngS fin6et I'M
&uppert MLtenbeim cine 8ingo-
@artD Itatt, uo5u nlle 6reunoe Die,
les 1euti6en 9eims eingelaoen linO.
Ner 9mnibuS miro Die 8eiuf)er an
Der SalteItene Ser 5trnBenbobn an
Ser MicoIS aDe. unOo Il StroBe OBJ
bpIen. Ser Eintritt lit so Sent
einI6IieBlid &affee unb Ail1en,
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07

az. pronrinenter BerlorltdJfeuen ndDes
Qe5roht mer0en ioll.
33ugleih Ioll Dem omerifen1ld)en
1utblifum 6oAeim ein Bib oes oenf'
ldyem ErStmnerieI6es, fpie Die ytreOer'
Ioqe Sitlerg i'm Sabre 1915 eS bfns
terlieB, iotDie ser erIFen @teoernlt!-
boit- QeiItungen borgeiiibrt aDeroefE
oeren Reuntnig mldy 'fiir cine Ieoe per
ItoaonisDolIe rro geredte Beurtei-
Iuna Ger Roae 1luierer WeilitarregIe'
rltra iin0 jbre 2elte ltnerldBlif tit.
g6IieBIih miro riht Der6a9lt, Dap
ole MusteIlltng iif 5ugIeidj ot Die
omerif. Grport ~SnterelIen fir Die
MogIihfeiter zines rageten tpirt-
ifyaFtlihen 8eufebrs nit Dem beletteu
aarp0e mchrufen mill, Tiir 0eiieR Iie-
6ernnfla6eu 10 l~lfpgebeuer biel, tueatn
nift nles, gero0e Don Der Biecerberr
iteIlurg 6eg aoftnfts nit Der aDeitli'
den 8eIt obbdn8t.
i5oIgen0e Dfitteilrngen iSber Den
&lan fino Don 5%tritdnoiger Seite aus
gegeben aUor0en:
Die nmeritoniite NiIitdrregieratng
hot irr Der 1tSe Bone INTO iir Berlin
b%egouuer1 @oterial mir Die Geuti6-
demonstrating IN ben 8ereinigtet
Smaten 5lt IanmreLn. St 0en nGfiten'
Monaten foILer MoNeLle 0eutifer
5ta0te, statiihfer, 8iloer un6 Be
ridte fertfggeitelt arn6 0amn 5uerit IN
@aIbing4ofb atrIdGieBet6 in Stem
gorf, G9ioago, sam 8rancisco uuO
at0eren StaoteT Der N5M 9e5eigt
merben.
linn Der 6rt1ertfnniidetp 8eb0lfes
rltttg ben ltfrfopg Der 8euitorungell
in 9eutihlorb 0eutIih gu tnahenJ oIs
len Mto6elle BON 6eltihen ttn6 nmeri-
faniiden St6oten inn gegeatpdrtigen
merOen. 8eiter sueuoen our6 Bib
3ltitonb eipauOer gegenibengeitellt
nnS iSdrii4 Der 3ularnmetibrald) Ser
Observation-Disclosures RegierlMg, Der
8irtifnit 0es transports inns 6eS
geieLIidcftIthen @ebeqrs i'm Sabre
1915 ~OorgeitelIt. Neben elmer lleber-
Iidt Iiber ons @ttlerlDiteln aino Die
geIitige 8erFaiitn9 6es alatiotmlio5ta-
liitiifen G~elitidloir0s aperoen 0ie
MnfGnae oe5 @ie0erauPbnlts, Die &e-
patrtierutg Der gE's, bse GutGaIinng
Der &rie889efeagelten attto Ole Sdtig-
felt Der MtIitdrrggierllng gei@iIoert
fneroen-
NltBeroem ioI ousfiibrIi1 oiif Die
Mbliftelt ser ALIiierten o~egeniiber
Geutldlmpo lttro Ole MoBlpabmen gu
ibrer 8erDirflidullg eingegairgen
Deroen. Gurd) cine eingebenoe 8eriid-
iidtrgltg Ser qpirtidnftlif)en 8rob-
lelne iolIelr arnerifanilhe @eId1fts-
Ielite gu einetn 8eIud@ in Deuti1Iun0
angeregt meroetL Nbi1lieBeno per0en
Die fiinftigen groBen Nttfgaben Der
ltS. MiLitdrregierlng ifi8siert per.
Den.
8ci Der @roFf1lltrg ser A~ustelIung
iollem ii6 fii5renoe Stnct8mGmer
ousfii6rlih 5li bonn 1eutl1IanSProb-
lem trno leiarer @eoelltltlg fir euro
pa ain0 Atuerita 1ilBerar.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07

6anfte SsroBe. q. u. geri. am
4. Qieustas {. Sc. 17l6-S1f Ctr.
9. 6.
Greater Beneficial tlniDH, Giitritt
Rr. 30. &rditoent: @ideI Goi.
aer; Sefretdr. Gbriitian Rronen.
bitter, tt04 BonipaRt gtS., gilDer
Spring. ND. geri. om 4. Greitaa
I'M Nonat I'M ,SStDp @oint G%aOern",
t2te uno e 5truBe. NorOoit.
&nppert 6eim 8rGaen SiIfsberein.
Rrdiioentin: 6rau @rnlt 90. 8rown;
8~eriommIuna AM 2. 9ienStaa i'm
MHonat Inn 2 llbr int Scim.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
NnIpriitPc oeocn
5einOsp

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Com 6.
gIarf teiIte init 1nB ollie @nfpriihe
geeett 8erlorell oerefr @igentltnr uls
feitolfdygr 8eIiB m1hren0 0e8 &rie8es
lilo big olpn i. Saflaar 1917. Be
IdIognabnlt poroen lit, bis 3lln 4.
SSitrti oieie Ssabres o~fl3ltnteloen Iin0.
Nch Dem I. Sltni f6nnten MnipriiAe
ninerifnniiher @l6irbiger gegen
Getnobefit nidH undbr beriidiidtigt
neroen. q
8ieie MnBnobnle iit bereits in
Rraft getreten our6 @~erIiiglrng atno
&eroffcntlidulns DON 0gar 9r0er"
Drummer / inn 8lpnoesrugiiter bonn 1.
M6ra 1947.
Com Glarf Fiibrt aus, oaB 0erarti-
ger 8eiib 3ur giIgutpg anerfnnnter
8erpfIidtllngen Der friiberen gigeu-
timer beraDnnM tuer0en 0iirFte, eS
lei oenfL 6cB ore obengenonnten Mn@
ipriide gegen Die 3eaierung bis sum
l.. SuIi 6es Snbres geltemS genodt
mor6er iino. @ettn BeTitamipriide
innerbaB bon 120 8ogetl mad Der.
o~ffentIidNtng Der 8~eufiigling unb1n-
gte geitad)t morOen firbo, lit cine Ser.
Seranen0ltng iiir 56ulben nidt
nl6gIid.
@llubiger Don @erfonen itn6 Sir
rs
Washington Journal., 1947-03-07
9eutid)es @aiienbans

5onntog Nadmittog lit Ser
Iammlung oeS Direftorenrates 6eS
DeutI1en 8atlerbolries, gu tDelfer
Oireftoren urt0 Delesaten eingelos
ben iin0.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17
Funeral Sunday
For Mrs. Ella Kew

Funeral services for Mrs. Ella
Key, So, who died yesterday, will
be held Sunday afternoon at 500
o'clock in the First Congrega-
tional Church, where the body
will be placed at 2:30 pm.
Rev. John E. Pickens, pastor,
will officiate, and burial will be
in the family plot in City Gene
terry.
Lopez Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Survivors: widOwer, Harold
(Jakie) Key; daughters, Mrs. Vim
cent Cremata and Mrs. Louis
Cruickshank; son, Harry Dongo.
and sisters, Mrs. Flossie, Atwell,
Mrs. George Hamlin, Tampa, and
Mrs. James Weech, and five
grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Berlin
Sawyer, Judge Raymond r. Lord.
Willard M. Albury, Charles Curtis,
William v. Albury and Enrique
Esquinaldo, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17
Jaycces Come
Out Against
Sales Taxes

Jack Delaney. president, and
James Murphy, chairman Of the
governmental affairs committee
Of the Key West Junior Chamber
OF Commerce. have given The
Citizen the following statement
about the proposed Florida sales
tax: Z.
"The Key West Junior
Chamber Of Commerce goes On
record as opposing any and an
'gesIsfal sales tax laws WIN zone
exception. that the cities IN
which these taxes are collected
will get one half Of the money
collected returned to bolster their
diminished revenue sources.
"Further reasons why this or
ganixati0n opposes a tax Of this
kind are the low income group
is hit the. hardest, their low
standard of living and their low
spending power will be reduced
still more, while that of the
wealthy man remains virtually
unchanged. A general sales tax is
conceived and should be accepted
only as an emergency condition,
the finances of the state of Flo
rida at the present time are not
such as to warrant a measure of
this kind"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17
Car Drivers He'd
|Blameless By Jury:
lin P'a|py Accident

Jury investigating the death q
Frank H. Papy, 20, q motorcycles
who died as result Of injuries
suffered Sunday night in u acct
dent at Flagler and Second
Streets, yesterday exonerated
two drivers Of the aut0nnobiles
the cycle struck of any criminal
NEGLIGENCE in the accident.
The drivers Of the cars were
E. A. Minor, a Navy chief petty
officer, who lives at 229-C Poin-
ciana Place. and, Albert Saun-
ders, 1906 Flagler Avenue. The
jury sat in the court 81 Peace
Justice ]. Y. Porter, Nv.
Jury went to the scene Of the
fatal crash yesterday. While in
the vicinity they heard the testi-
mony of Mrs. Daniel Garcia. 80,
of Flagler Avenue, who had been
too i'll to leave her home to 60 to
the Court House to give her ver-
sion of the accident. go.
Mrs. Garcia said she was
standing in front of her home
when she was attracted by the
squealing of brakes by Papy to
his motorcycle about LIS feet
from the intersection of Second
Street. She said she heard the
brakes being applied until a
short time before the cycle
crashed into Minors car which
was turning into Second.
ut struck Minors car. skidded
off and then skidded into the
other car driven by Saunders,
Mrs. Garcia told the jury .
Full military honors were rem
dered young Papy at the funeral
yesterday. Chaplain Of
the US. Navy officiated at the
and color guard and q
firing squad we're furnished by.
the US. Marine Corps. Burial
was in City Cemetery. II was
one of the largest funerals ever
held in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17
High School Band
May Be Increased
10 Sixty Pieces

So -
the Key West High School band
to a 6O-piece aggregation, Princi-
pal Horace O'Bryant said yester-
day. In fact, the entire music
department of the school will be
expanded, the principal said, .es-
pecially in the choral division.
With a view to organizing a
60-voice high school chorus. au-
thorities here are negotiating
with Northwestern University in
an effort to secure a choral in
structor. The choral specialist at
Northwestern is one of the lead
ing men in his field in the coun-
try.
Approximately AZ uniforms are
assured for the band for next fall
and it is believed that go can be
secured. Under the direction of
j. r. Marcellus, the musicians
have improved by leaps and
bounds and will make a series of
spring appearances.
On May l the band will furnish
the music for the annual May
festival. On Tuesday evening.
May 6, a concert will be given
in the school auditorium and at
5 pm. on Sunday, May ID, an
open-air concert will be played
in Bayview Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17
Treatment For
Local Public
School Pupils

Willard M. Albury, superin-
tenaent of public instruction, to-
day sent a copy of the following
letter, written by DR.. L. j..
Graves, of the Florida State
Crippled Children's Commission,
to the principals and teachers in
the Monroe county public
schools:
"The Florida State Crippled
Children's Commission and the
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis through their con-
tinued efforts and funds have
made it possible for Key West
children to have orthopedic care
as our patients at the Municipal
Hospital. ri. ~
because individual examina-
ton of children for faulty pos
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17
LIONS See Macy
Picture; Elect
Joe Allen, Pres,

Members of the Key West
LIONS Club met at the Navy Of
iicers Club in Fort Taylor at
noon to-day as guests Of the Key
West Submarine Base and saw
Q m,0lion picture, "The Silent
service". which depicts the Navy
Submarines ON duty against the
Japanese.
Joe Allen was elected president
a the Lions Club this noon.
Oeher officers elected were Al
bevt piNegro. first vice presi-
cent: Charles G. Smith, second
vice president: Louis Carbonell,
third vice president; A. c. Mitch
EN- secretary: Vance Stirrup,
treasurer; William Curry. tail
twlster. and Brad Forbes, lion
tanner.
Elected directors were Enrique
EsQuinaldo, Jr., T. s. Caro-, Clar-
snce Higss. Louis M. J, Eisner
and Joe Allen. a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17
u. 5. Bonds
Purchased In
Mo,uroeC s,smoy

~ 70 AeDopeoeo0 w0sooe
Residents VI Monroe eoussey
during March bought s5A<>D
worth ii u. 3. savings bvsvtA 81
cosdins 10 Q monthly reppst -.
ceived BY J. ,. Trevos. ehssrsnsn
u u. 3. savings hoW<1s activity n
this sves from Rslvh uaswssl
stsse dirswt0r.
|. THIS fiGHkes loGe1Isex. 50 -
'ssIe5 dUsing january ss11 tslss'
sry. Is equal a. s7ss fos e~ch 90.
sident ~ the county. This c.sn.
pares with the Sli.J0. whscb n
the per capita average fof thf
state as = whole. 1hnima ~
same three months last year tlse
sales had amounted 10 ss1e fos
each resident IL the cossaes.
For the entire state March
Gales were $3.50 7ss a whsct'
$4.lSs.7i4 was in ~" Bouds. This
brings abe total fm the firxs
quarter ~ the year up Z. s7s..
l3l $50 compared with S23.ess.-
8i7 for the same per,od IN is>s
This increase Zen Ssytngs
Bond sales despite q Continued
high cost % living 10 Indicative
of a sense of realization with q
grea, many people of q n~cd for
thrift and % consistent SAVINGS
habit and the wise ,nvcstncas III
the funds saved in good tswses er
bad. Mr.. Trevor said