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proDriated by the Legislature did not per-
nit the assumption Of such costs.
TIN the administrat ion Of the various nub-
Lie Welfare pro Grams where restri cted pol j.
cles in services we're necos sary, admins
trat i've costs of the Agency had been re-
Guced by more than 5O% in order to remain
within the amount made available for such
purposes by the Legislature", it was an
nounced by the Director.
He also stated that more than $50 eligible
Eases applying for assistance had been de-
nied during this period in order to re-
main within the Departments budgets.
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THREE PARTIES SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE
II PAIlR
Three parties are scheduled to appear in
Palmer in the near future.
House subcommittee on Territorial and
maular Possessions of the Fublic Lands
Committee is scheduled to arrive in Palmer
on Sept. l. The main body Of the party
consists Of the Following:
Senator and Mrs. Homer Ca2ehart (R-Ind.)
Senator &: Ms. Harry ?. Cain Trash.
Senator &: MRS. Allen J. El1ender OLA
Senator James E. 'lnrray tDrMont.
ler. chas. Murray, secy: to his father
IT. Jamas 3. De1aurior, Indiana publisher
Mr.. James Montgomery, Indiana publisher
Four other publishers and repre sentat i've
Of the Agricul tura1 Department
Senate Public Lends Committee is schedul-
ed to arrive in Palmer Sept. 9Th. The
party will depart from Anchorage via spe-
o-1-o Pos7
1T viii tour Matanuske Farm area by car
and be guests OF the Farmers coooeratine
Association for luncheon.
They will depart from Palmer by special
train for Curry uhero they viii spend the
night.
The Valley settler., 1947-08-14

Senator Hugh Butler (R-Nebraska), Chairman
Senate Committee on Publ c Lands
l-c. end Mrs. Frank Butler
Senator and Mrs: za1os =. Teton (R-l-ont.
l~r. a1ee Ecton, Jr.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Y. Watkins 81 R-Uteh.)
Senator and Mrs. Ernest ". NcFar1 and (D-Ariz
Miss Jewell Nc Tar1 and
l1'. and hrs. R.eh r. rorn, CHIEF Clerk.
Public Lands Committee
Mss Fatty Ilae Brown
l,1. Rex Lee; betting Director, Division of
territories, Department OF Interior
2-r. Lew iii iams, Secretary Of Alaska
In. lillian E. rarne, Asai stent Secretary
OF Interior is scheall e. to arrive in Pal
non August 20. He VII t-ls~aog The Valley
by motor car; talk VI 81 OFFICIALS Of Al
asia rural Ronabi- tatl 81 Corp. and the
(cont inued on page 81
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Brownie Troop
Meet On Saturday;
Children Invited

The three Brownie Scout troops
met Saturday morning with
Troops One and Two devoting
a part of the meeting to knit
ting afghan squares for the Red
Cross and the other group fol.
lowing the business of their first
meeting with a recreation period.
Troop One. under the leader
ship OF Mrs. M. F. Petersen and
Mrs. w. H. Ford, met at Lincoln
Hall with Nancy Petersen. pres
ident, in charge and Ann Quinn
and Marie Gulley taking part
in the program as secretary and
treasure, respectively. Meeting
with Troop Two were Mrs. / G.
Levy, Mrs. o. G. Ford and Miss
Walterene Farr. Mrs. c. k. Telle
and Mrs. Agnes Yon met with
Troop Three at the YMCA build
ing. Additional members are
needed for completion of this
trCtp, leaders announced, and
girls interested are asked to be
present at the YMCA at 10 a. m.
Saturday.
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S. District Conference in Cuff
port last Thursday were Mes
DANES w. j. Walters and Rubie
Roberts.
Saturday afternoon guests in
the home OF Mrs. Ruth l. Rob-
erts and sons were Mr.. and Mrs.
Vivian O'Neil and son. Edwin,
and M. and Mrs j. Frank o.
Neil, al OF Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Roberts
and Miss Lois Roberts Of Gull.
port were visitors Sunday after
noon IN the home OF Miss Maude
and Fred Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Ware were
guests over the weekend in the
home Gf Mrs. Laura AND Miss
Annie =. Ware IN Pascagduia.
Mr.. and Ms. @ c. Roberts
were business visitors to Pasca-
gonla Saturday.
Gay Roberts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper Roberts of Pasca-
goula, suffered a broken arm Sat.
urday afternoon while visiting in
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the home of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Roberts. He
fell while playing, and his friends
wish for him a speedy recovery.
The Tlev. and Mrs. w. J. Wal
tiers we've visitors Monday after
noon Ia the homes Of both Mr..
and Mrs. r. J. Van Horne and
Mr.. and Mrs. RuDle Roberts.
Friday afternoon visitors in the
home u Miss Maude and Fred
Roberts were Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Quave OF Vanelesve.
Mrs. Jack Fletcher and daugh-
ter, Forest Nell, were guests Sun
day in the home Of Mrs. Irene
Carter. The later remained for
a longer visit with her grand
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Rob
cfts of Pascagoula were guests
Saturday night in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Roberts.
Mr., and Mrs. johnson Ware
were Biloxi visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Roberts
were called to Paseagoula Sun
day afternoon by the serious Ill
ness. o. their law,
Mrs. Spencer Roberts, who had
contracted pneumonia. Mrs. Rob-
erts ia much improved at this
time and her friends wish for her
a speedy recovery.
Guests Monday afternoon in
the home Of Mrs. Ruth l.. Roberts
and sons e. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
G. McGee and grandson, Pat, of
Vancleave.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Harris were
Sunday afternoon visitors in the
home II Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy
Roberts.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service viii meet Monday
evening, April 81. in the home
Of Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor.
Mrs. l.. c. Roberts spent the
week recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clark in Pascsgoula.
Although the weather was
very bad, a large crowd gather
ed at the Mt. Pleasant Church
for the Easter Sunrise Service
and the program that night. At
the morning service, Mesdames
l.. r. Ware, c. NJ. Taylor, and
Mark r. Davis served hot cof-
fee and doughnuts, following
which the Sunday School was
held. The program committee for
the night service was composed
of Mesdames r. j. Van Horne
and Rable Roberts who direct
ed an inspirationsl and enjoyable
program.
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GERMANS TO RUN TRAINS

Frankfurt AP Operation OF
military trains in occupied Ger
many r being returned to Ger
man control.
American Army officers have
been supervising military trains,
which are reserved for Allied
occupation personnel and goods,
These trains have priority over
civilian trains which are oper-
ated by a de -Nazified German
staff.
However, American personnel
will be removed from military
trains as fast as German civil
ians can be trained to fill their
places. headquarters said.
Although, for a while at least,
an American officer will be as
signed to each military train, he
will have no authority exceI<
to report faults in German opera
ton, the announcement said.
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News From Mt. Pleasant.
Many Called Here BY Illness, Death
OfW. w. Groves On Sunday Afternoon

The family of the late w. w.
Groves is receiving the sym.
patty of their many friends and
relatives upon his passing tED-
TORS NOTE: The story is carr
ried in smother section OF tAis
issile).
Among those called hese by
his illness and death were Mr..
and Mrs. EIam Scarborough and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morgan Of
Woolm8 ket: Mr., and Mrs. w.
e. Fletcher and sons OF Bonnie
chapel; Mr.. and Mrs. w. g.
Groves and family of Vaneleave;
Mrs. L.onnie Mcdonald and Mr..
and Mrs. Enmitt McCoilister and
children Of Pass Christian Claude
Groves Of pageagpplas Mrs. J..
c. Graham and children and
.Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Evans Of
sDallas, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Walker of jackson; i. W..
Ware Of Paseagonla; and M.
and Mrs. Russell Carver Of
Ocean Springs.
Those attending the w. S. c.
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News From Escotowpo... .
Marie Hanson Entertained On Sixth
Birthday With Party Sunday P. M.

A birthday party was given
in honor OF little Marie Hanson
on her sixth birthday last suns
day afternoon by her mother,
Mrs. Loren Hanson. Among those
who attended were Gloria Ben
nett, Lsvett Garrett, Estelle
Crane, Vivian Stringfellow, Pat,
Jimmie. Marilvn and Linda
Rabby. Mrs. Doris Danley and
children. Audrey Roberts, Mrs.
Emma Roberts, Charles Hanson,
Mrs. Harold Golf, Evonne and
Billy Golf, Mrs. Millman String
fellow and children, Helen and
Erwin from Escatawpa, Norman,
Jerry and Scooter" Barter, Mr..
and Mr.. Gussie Verbecke and
Mrs. Ethel Boyett. all of Pasca-
goula. Refreshments of birthday
cake and punch were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. M Frederikson
from New Orleans visited Mr..
and Mrt Frank Bennett and
family Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.
Officers for PTA were elect
ed last Friday night as follows:
Mrs. CLYDE Cunningham, pres
ident; Mrs. Ed Roper, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Clyde Breland was
re elected rs secretary and Mrs.
Leo Livaudais as treasurer. Plans
were made to have a gumbo sup
per, the date of which will be
announced at a later date. Those
on the committee are Mrs. June
Sherman, Mrs. Erie Golf, Mrs.
Il. l.. Lemaitre and Mrs. Clyde
Cunningham.
Dewey Hazard departed Mon
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TELL OF E~NSLAvEMENT

WarsaW-AP-Dr. Jozef Buh-
Ter, onetime chieftain Of the Ger
man general government in Po-
land during the Nazi occupation,
told Il e supreme national tri-
bunal here that between 1,200,-
900 and l,400,0 900 Poles were sent
to Germany for forced labor dur
ing the war.
BUTLER was a witness in the
trial of LudWik Fischer, ex-Nazi
governor Of Warsaw, and three
aides, accused of systematically
destroying Warsaw after the un-
successful insurrection in the
fall of 1914.
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day night for Los Angeles, Calf,
where lie will take a job as air
plane pilot.
Mrs. j. A. Taylor from Mo-
bile visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Breland this week.
Elias Bud Sherman of Es-
catawpa accompanied BY Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l. Barlow Of Pascagoula
r attending the general confer
n IF the Reorganized Church
Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints in Independence, Mo.
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BATTLE TO DEATH

Bombay. India-AP-A crowd
of Hindu, to whom both partici-
pants are sacred. Witnessed a
mortal combat recently between
a monkey and a cobra at Ahme-
dabad.
The monkey dropped from q
tree y Q previously unnolced
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cobra, seized the snake by the
hood and ground its head into
The soil. The snake wriggled free,
struck the monkey with its fangs,
and crawled away bleeding as the
monkey died.
Accounts of the battle were
published in several Indian pa
pers.
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MISS VAN OSDOL RECEIVES
APPOINTMENT

Miss Zelma Van Osdol arriy-
ed home Sunday from Richmond
where she spent . week and re-
ceived an appointment as mis-
sionary to China from the Bap-
fist Foreign Mission Board.
Miss Van Osdol will sail for
China sometime in September and
has the choice of going to Picking
TO a language school, or to Gum
sin, a surburb of Shanghai where
she will specialize on the study
of the WI dialect which is pre-
dominantly used in that section
of Chin.i
Miss Van Osdol is a graduate
of the Blue Mountain College
of Mississippi.
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Motor vehicle registration in
the United States increased from
100000 in 1910 to &c, 500, 600 in
1880.
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ConllnitteeOn
Storm Relief
HoldsSessio1l
1T. NEWHOUSE TO HEAD
COMMUNICATIONS; NURSES
VOLUNTEER, STOVES OF
FERED FOR SHELTERS

Reviewing their duties and OPP
.erationS in event of a hurricane,
the Red Cross Disaster Prepared
ness and Relief Committee, last
night consolidated its organization
and schedule of action at a meet
ing in chapter headquarters
Under the craftsmanship of
Robert F. Spcttswood and l.. II.
Goddard, the following subcom-
mittee chairmen reported on &C
tivities: DR.. HI. l.. Moore, medical
aid: William M. Curry, and vice
chairman Leonard T. Curry, res
cue; Miss Marie Hartel, chairman
|of the division of emergency
nursing: Robert billiard, shelters;
Earl L. Hamilton, registration and
information; Frank Adams, vice
chairman for information. and
George Warren, in charge of hal
|son with the Arthur Sawyer Post,
american Legion.
1t. T. A. Newhouse accepted
appointment as chairman of com
lmunications, with the initial OPP
Grafton of readying short-wave
equipment for Red Cross emery
|ency disaster headquarters. He
reported Malcomb McMullen and
John Adams as volunteer opera
tors for. the equipment
Mrs. Helen E. Mcneil. executive
secretary of the chapter, an
nounced that two registered nurs-
es, Mrs. Ray Knopp and Mrs. r.
L. Singleton. had volunteered for
emergency duty in shelters. Adj
ditional volunteers are being
sought. she said.
Sufficient oil stoves to provide
one for each shelter have been
volunteered by the Key West
Housing Authority, through Di-
rector George Mills White, it was
announced
Others in attendance at the
session were Allan J. Hampton,
chapter chairman, and Oliver
Griswold. director of public rela-
tjonS
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Cabrera's Boat
Found By Coast .
Guard Off KEYS

Motor boat owned by Sebas-
tian Cabrera, III, which was
stolen from the Sand and Sun
Club Sunday or Monday night,
was recovered by the Coast
Guard near Alligator Light in
Hawk Channel, about IA miles
from Key West, yesterday.
II is believed the boat was TAX
en- TO apoint at Matecumbe and
dropped overheard by the thief.
The mooring lines were intact.
The boat probably drifted to-
ward Alligator Light.
II believe the boat was con-
sidered too hot by the thief and
he just dropped it overheard
said young Cabrera today.
Sheriff's office is still seeking
the thief. He is known to have
driven a trailer through the toll
gate on Big Pine Key and that
the man was stopped by a state
highway patrol officer. IL is not
known whether the policeman
took his license number.
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SeveralCity
Employees Get
Civil Svc. OK
PERMANENT APPOINTMENTS
APPROVED BY BOARD: SEW
ERAGE SUPERINTENDENT
TINS INCLUDED

! The permanent appointment of
several city employees, including
William c. Tins, superintendent
of sewerage in the Department of
Public Service, was approved by
the Civil Service Board yesterday,
l.. H. Goddard, executive seele-
stafy sanneunced today.
The employees started working
for the city some time ago but
their Civil Service status had not
been officially established. Tins
commenced his service December
%, 1916. The other employees and
the dates of their commencement
of service follows:
James J. Kellum, senior sewer
age operator, May Is, 1947; Frank
Rodriguez, assistant city mechan-
ic, March 3. 1947, aad Walter
Munro, Jr., janitor, January 18,
1947.
Mrs. Virginia P. Porter 13-A
Porter Place, has been given a
probational appointment as clerk
typist in the office of the tax
collector-treasurer, effective Aug
ust /. Miss Jessie Gibson. l401
Pine street. has been certified for
a temporary appointment as
clerk typist in the office of the
Finance Director from August 18
to September IA.
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Reports GiUen At
Auxiliary Session,

Mrs. Betty Saunders, first vice
president presided over the meet
lug of the Woman's Auxiliary.
Arthur Sawyer Post, American
Legion, Thursday evening. in
the absence of the President.
|. Several reports by various
committee chairman were given.
Mrs. Daniels gave a report of the
membership committee. Mrs. I.
Wlmmenenauer q report on
the unusual surprise party
committee. Mrs. Saunders re-
port on the auditing committee,
Mrs. Beverley Pinder gave her
treasurer's report, and Mrs. Adri-
anna Sands report of the col
ored affairs committee.
Several. new members were
appointed by the presiding Off
Ger to serve on the following
committees; Mrs. Josephine Pho
della and Mrs. Nemia Skies on
the Colored Affairs committee;
Mrs. Beverley D. Pinder as
chairman of the Christmas Card
committee.
An outline of the Labor Day
celebration was given by Mrs.
Saunders who attended the meet
ing for. all the civic organiza
tions.
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Tea VIII Honor
Red Cross Officials

A tea will be given at 5 pm.
tomorrow by Mrs. l.. II. Goddard.
AIT United street. in honor of
Mrs. Helen E. Mcneil, recently
named executive secretary of the
Key West Chapter. American Red
Cross; Mrs. Capitola Schmuser,
newly appointed Red Cross rec
reation director of Naval Hos
pital, and Miss Margaret Jones.
new Red Cross field director at
the hospital.
! The event will give members of
the Red Cross Volunteer Special
Services committee an opportun-
ity to meet the three officials, who
are commencing their duties here.
I Mrs. Mcneil was formerly dis
trict supervisor of the State Wei
fare Board. Mrs. Schmuser. a ma
tive of Mississippi, was formerly
at Camp Campbell, KY, and Miss
Jones was at the Naval Hospital
at Dublin, Ga.
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Boat Bar Sold;
.Duffy's License
Shift Is Sought
ELLINGsoN INVESTIGATING:
oKAYs THREE TRANSFERS;
DENIES TWO: BACKED BY
COMMITTEE

Sale of the Boat Bar. SOB Duval
street, from Robert Taylor to
Rene Zarate, has been revealed in
the application of Zarate for trans
fer to him of a liquor license is
sued Taylor for the establishment
The application has been referred
TO City Manager o. j. S. Filing
son for investigation. The bar is
near the corner of Fleming and
Duval streets.
Zarate's brother, Blaz Zarate
807 Virginia street. has purchased
the equipment and bar of Duffy's
Tavern from the owner, Mark
Duffy. and is setting uo a new
establishment at zoos Division
street. 10 be called the Rocky Road
Bar. Ellingson is also investigat-
ing his application for a transfer
of the LIQUOR license from Duffy
for use in connection with the
Rocky Road Bar.
Applications for license trans
fers approved by Ellingson and
authorized on his recommendation
by the City Commission include
the following:
j. Frank Cody, purchaser of
the White House Restaurant, 227
Duval street, from S. F. Arias, for
mer owner:
Ondina Delgado, purchaser. of
Curo's Bar, BOZ Duval street, from
Jose Lopez. former. OWNER. X -,.s
Frank WolkoWsky,. purchaser of
the Blind Pig Bar 426 Greene
street, from Ida Claramont, for
mer owner.
Applications denied by the
commission on Ellingson's recon-
Beer and wine license for Cla-
rise Roberts Dixon for Dixon's
Lunch Stand. 9O2 Division street,
in restricted area.
Transfer of observation-disclosures
license of Rene ArmengOl from
Oceanview Restaurant, $40 Unit
ed street, to 1911 Division.
The city manager held that the
license was originally issued for
a restaurant bar and could not be
used for a liquor vending estab-
liShment alone.
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Two Sailors
Beaten By $
Colored Men
NAVY MEN ARE ATTACKED
BY NEGROES. WHO THEN
ROB THEM OF WATCH
AND MONEY

Two Navy sailors were held up.
beaten and robbed last night by
five colored civilians in Petronia
street between Duval and White
head streets, according to re-
port submitted to the U. S. Navy
Shore Patrol today.
Victims of the assault were S.
S Calhoun, motor machinist
third class, a white man, and
John Adir, negro, a stewards
mate, who were walking back to
the Navy base at about midnight.
The five negroes jumped on
them. Knocking the two sailors
down, they robbed Calhoun's
pockets of $l3 and took his wrist
watch. They took off Adir's
shoes and carried them away,
along with So taken from his
pockets.
Il saved most of my money"
Adir said later. 1T was in my
socks, and the thieves did not
look for it there"
Shore patrolmen and police
searched the vicinity for the men
but found, no trace of them.
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Advisory

NEW ORLEANS WEATHER
BUREAU ADVISORY NO. 9, 10
AM, EST, August 81. l947:
The center of the tropical storm
at 10 AS, EST. was near Lati-
tude 25.8. Longitude 89.5. or about
225 miles south of BurwoOd. La.
moving nOrthwestWard about 10
miles per hour. There has been
no increase in intensity. and the
strongest winds are estimated at
40 to so miles per hour in heavier
SQUALLS within so miles northeast
of the center. Squalls extend out
ward about $50 miles to the north
and east of the center.
Continued movement toward
the northwest is indicated during
the next "a hours.
Because of rough seas and
heavy squalls small craft on the
Louisiana coast should not ven
ture into the Gulf.
STEVENS,
Weather Bureau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-21
Gift Shops, Service Stations
May Get Plates Advertising
Key West By WayOf Chamber
TOURISTS TO PURCHASE
PLATES TO PLACE ON
THEIR AUTOMOBILE
LICENSES

Souvenier metal plates to be at
tsched to automobile licenses
bearing the inscription. KEY
WEST. FLORIDA, the Nations
Southernmost City via the Over
seas Highway" will be available
for tourists to buy this winter, the
Chamber of Commerce announced
today.
The plates. which are printed
in two colors and bearing sketch
Of a sailfish breaking water, have
been difficult TO obtain during
the last few years due to the
scarcity of metal, but are now
available. .
Gift shops and service stations
which might be interested in
buying a quantity of these plates
for resale. to tourists are asked to
contact the Chambers office re-
garding details.
One of the difficulties expert
enced by some of our small retail
ers here is that to order individ-
ually a quantity lot runs rather
expensive.
The Chamber of Commerce, in
terested in seeing as many shops
selling these advertising souven-
iers as is possible, has undertaken
10 place bulk order for an entire
lot. so that individuals can order
as few as hundred or less.
The souvenier plate is most at
tractive and measures 10 4 inch
es. Motorists who purchase them
here To place on their cars will
carry an advertising message
about Key West to all parts of
the country, wherever they may
travel.
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CURRY NAMED HEAD
or DISABLED VETS

Eric A. Curry was elected COM
mander of the Disabled American
Veterans, Key West Chapter No.
80, at a meeting held Tuesday
night.
Other officers elected We're T.
II. Shuler, Jr., adjutan:; ID. w.
Richardson, treasurer, and Jack
Saunders. service officer.
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SOVIETS PROTEST

BERLIN.-Gencral Lucius Clay.
commanding officer in the Amer
lean zone in Germany, said today
that the Russian protest regarding
the revival of, Germsn industry
was inspplicable, as the decision
of the three powers concerned af-
feet only the British and Aneri-
can zones in Germany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-21
CUBA INSISTS

RIO DE JANIERO.-Cuban
representatives to the Pan-Amer-
lean conference being held in Bra
iii today insisted on discussion OF
inter hemisphere industry. Unit
ed States delegates opposed in.
dustrial discussion at this time.