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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
Rotatians Hear
Capt. Hilton Al
Luncheon To-day

Details Of the history Of The
IDominician Republic were given
today before the Key West Rotary
Club at luncheon meeting held
in st. Paul's Parish House.
Also appearing on the program
was Federal Judge John W. Hob
land, who is sitting in session of
Federal court here this week.
Judge Holland spoke briefly.
Capt. Carl Hilton, USCG. rctir-
ed, who was a member Of the
United States Naval Mission 10
the Dominican Republic from
February. 1913. TO September.
1914, told the Rotarians that the
bones Of Christopher Columbus
are really. in his opinion, buried
at San Domingo.
'"When some years ago the sti-
thorities dug into the floor Of the
Cathedral, the oldest Cathedral In
this hemisphere, they found the
body of Columbus" Hilton said.
IAN old break in the leg Of Co
lumbuse was identified and I'm
sure that his body now rests In
Santo Domingo"
Capt. Hilton also described the
Dominican Navy. The govern
ment had gotten hold Of eight
us. Coast Guard vessels and this
was their navy. lie said the boats
ran very well with mixed crew
of Spaniards and natives.
II was announced that the
donkey baseball game with the
Lions would be held ON May ID
and l6. The Rotarians are pre-
pairing for hot contest. Tickets
are now available for the game.
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; File Petitions
Seeking Divorces

Petitions for divorces wcrc
filed with Circuit Court Clerk
Ross c. Sawyer by three persons
yesterday. They were filed by
Fred Bolts against Maxine p.
Bolts; by Barbara Louise An
derson against Emmett Ander-
son. and by John z. Cares
against Margaret O'Brien Csrros.
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rRUMAN.S BIRTHDAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hal

~ s. Truman Is So years Of age
Iteday. No formal arrangements
Ter the observance Of his birthday
annivsrsary have been made. His
physicians reported that he is a
little heavier than when he be-
came President. and that he is in
|tho. best Of health"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
Mothers Day
TOBeObserreCl

Fern Chapter, Order OF the
Eastern star. will observe
Mothers Day at a mecune 70.
morrow night, beginning at o
o'clock, in Scottish Rite Hall.
The oldest mother and the
Youngest mother, each will be
presented a gift.
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Poincianans Riled By Nays
impending Acquisition; CITY
Commission Meets Tomorrow


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2l.HoUR SESSION

LoNDoN.--The House Of Com
|mons this morning ended . ses-
|sioo that had continued FL hours
- ~ minutes during debates
|ea 3 bill 10 require British youths
10 snlist in the armed services
Ser at least one wear. During the
dobate . momber. who was against
IL bill. stated that the British
|o@piss b "dwindlino". and that.
within two years. British soldiers
Win b out Of India. the East and
|tho Near East.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
TRADE WITH JAPAN

TOKYO. = ArTangsments are
being made to open up trade be-
|tweon the United States and ia
pan. 4 delegation Of American
business men Is now on its way
70 this city to arrange for the
|sssumption Of trade between the
two countries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
Late Bulletins
REFUTES STAssEN

o1o0CoW-Tass. . Russian
|asws soencY. said today that the
|seoesassnt issued By Harold Stas-
Zen. fegmss governor Of Mime
|soon. abeut his interview with
vsoWuies josef Stain was not the
|sans - that approved by Stain.
TEES asseIts that the statement
|was xhanesd By Stssssn in several
|impesiant viewpoints.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

IAN noATuo. Calf. = Jimmy
ueonpy wos burn without arms.
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Gnrs - e NJ SCHOOL work with
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- eusk - kni1e with his toes.
1tmmv svgo s1oesds parties and
<rnuue ~ ~ oirb Who Plies
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
Cn16oeuia Counts
Hsr Grape Crops

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- tnnn wcrc Hasdr into rsisins.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08

District Attorney, but the genuine article real fre-eater
with square jaw square shoulders parchment skin and
CLINT in his gray eyes His crisp way of talking hangover
from the days when he's leatherneck captain in the South
Pacific and when Dan sits down across the desk from him
Dams scared than when this mouthpiece Amos
Stout has him on the witness stand
This Ratsy Louis is good cooked already" the DA
starts off with testimony, he hasn't got prayer"
But he's got lawyer" Dan reminds him.
RATsYs dead duck, says the D.A in his hearty wav
You can swear you saw him going into the aeyway few
minutes before the killing You didn't think much of it be
Ratsy the kind guy you expect to see coming oft
of aeyway Ten minutes later you were passing again Won
heard this YELL and Ratsy of the door and MN
down the alley You him plainly under the overhead pbt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08

Short Story
ct not like it for shucks says Dan McGary the plain
clothes cop Whenever they put the witness stand
get dizzy The last time this mouthpece Amos Stout sails
into he has admitting have eyes the back of my
head"
there three yards in foot
Dan reddens Its the way he barks you Your mind
stops working and you get all mixed up But anyway he
adds happily. I'm seeing the District Attorney
morrow, and We'll rehearse what going say this
mouthpiece Stout viii have harder time making monkey
out of me on the stand"
The morning Dan finds the District Attorney sitting
behind his desk paneed Office Halfa dozen framed dpo
mas are on wall behind him. and awbooks everywhere
except hanging from the ceiling He's by Bpctue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08

You started to chase him. but you tpped over your
feet ="
An ash-can cover" says Dan
WHAT'S the diference?" says the D A. LAS matter of
act Mcarry can convict this Ratsy without your
testimony because before Gus the Booke passes with
Katsys knife his back he tells who did it and while I'd
never believe Gus he gives hot tip track this
Tune I'm willing to swear by him But I'm giving to
anyone what Gus the Booke tells us before he fades I'm
letting them think my and only witness Do you
know why?"
DAN doesn't but he begins to feel important Il guess you
1o" m too smart to be mixed up the stand by that
mouthpieCe Amos Stout"
Inc la smiles mysterousy He leans back in his chair
ana malt closes his like he mastermndng something
errlc I'm out after bear this time And you re going
heip me- McGarry, Do you understands
YES sH says Dan, nodding vaguely I'm going to help
you with a bear. But what bear?"
Inc LA eyes gives off sparks Ratsy pulled this job all
eht and we re going to get him for it. But he working
m someone higher up have bunch he working for
oter than He leans across the desk and whispers the
name none other than the Big Boy himself Chubby Monk,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-18
Dssjwess Professional Womer's Club
G1scsed Officers On Wednesday Night

~ ~ regular meeting Of the
~ Vest Business and Profess
drnn1 vomsn's Club. "wednesday
go ~ 1ollowing officers were
eD1rlp4 Cor the coming fiscal
suuidrnt. Aloysia Van Goidts-
qDvea: first vice-presidcnt. Mary
- Graham: second vice-presi-
0Du1. Wilhellhina q. Harvey; re-
eur1img secretary, Claire Arlen;
ouvreapDnding secretary. Grace
Crosby. and treasurer. Marie Har-
~.
The new officers will be in
Gonl1wd BY Past State President
viaa Drtscrley. Of Miami Springs,
= N Installation breakfast IN q
Gnnfle-lirht service. May eth.
n appreciation Of the services
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-18

rendered the past year by Effie
M. Pauls, retiring president, q
unanimous vote was cast to fl
nance her attendance at the an
nual convention Of State Feder-
alton Of BPW, to be held ct the
Hillsboro Hotel in Tampa, May
Is, Is, and II.
About IA Of the club officers
and members viii attend the con-
vention, ~and it is expected that
the trip will be made by charter
ed plane.
II was voted tn The receipts
from the recent 6iI game be.
tween the B1ltins Orioles and
Miami Tourists md sponsored
BY the Key Vest BPWy be set
aside in . special building funq
for q Club House. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-18
we5dissg Of Jack
MssocOUjch and St.
Loais Girl June z

hnn"ae"ens "ss " a'.
= ~ spprosching marriage Oh
lnrk Nicholas Matcovich, son Of
-. "A Mrs Peter Matcoyich
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s~ - so' 90 "
-. The bfide-t0-be h the daugh-
- a Aor. and Mrs. Raymond
sn..n-~~.,l.s. AZ g. Louis
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-18
Rs,,fsl6
Son TO Crosses

Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Cross o.
Provincetown, Mass, today an
nounced the birth of son or
April 5 in that city. Mrs. Cross
is the former Edna Suarez
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Suar-
ez, GIT Grinnell street.
The newcomer weighed eight
pounds IA ounces and was named
Michael A Han. ssa ass N u IA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-18
Broalis Havs, Daughter

Mr.. ia Ms, Raylnond Bro
eli announce The birth Of a six
pound daughter yesterday at Key
West Municipal Hospital. The
baby has been named Cherlyn
Louise. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene An,
heir, 28O9 Seidenberg avenue, are
prOund grandparents of the new
arrival.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-18

DR.. Robert van v. Anderson of
Palo Alto, Calf, noted geologist,
born at Galesburg, ILL.,, SO years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-18
McQuillaus Tisiting
From Los Angeles

Mrs. Chester c. Jackson, 1910
Avenue E, is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Bertha McQuillan;
brothers, Regis and Neal McQuil-
Ian, and sister, Miss Helen Nc
Quillan, who have arrived in Key
West from Los Angeles on q
short visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14

Choose YOUR suit single doubeoed styles made OF ooo
uned
group Then
olmoo gobo'ne heye
pockets! Spring ooos
Hs-Mmsca hne-sna F
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
Jews Disagree On Representatives

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. (P)-A split among the Jews emerged to- day over who will represent their interests at the special Palestine session of the United Nations gen. eral assembly.
 The official Jewish agency for Palestine and the Hebrew commit tee of national liberation made rival claims last night for the right to represent the Jews.
 Each filed a formal request with secretarygeneral Trygve Lie ask ing for designation as the author ized representative at the special session. This action posed several questions for the assembly.
 Though the Jew be given an op- portunity to plead their case be- fore the body, they would not be permitted to vote.
 Meanwhile, the Arab States lined up solidly behind a proposal for immediate consideration of Palestine's independence at the special session opening Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
Alaska Is Young Mans Country; Want Statehood
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One veterans in the Territory, adding that men who had the right spirit would go there and make a success of it.
 The governments efforts to help homestead veterans !n Alaska is one of the worst things you can do for them," Hinchey said. You should let him make his own way"
 Bettinger, who said he reached Kodiak several years ago with a dime, said government withdrawal of land from the public domain, preventing its being homesteaded, was one cause for irritation with the government. He said so much land on Kodiak Island is with drawn that the city can't get land to extend its limits.
 All of the witnesses expressed the belief that opportunities would be increased under state govern ment.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
Rep. Bell FavOrs Statehood

,CA) Special Washington Service)
 WASHINGTON, CP)-Rep. Bell D.-MoD, favors statehood foy Alaska immediately.
 "I believe it is important as a matter of national defense" Bell, last years chairman of the House insular affairs committee, told a reporter.
 "We should also pass legislation giving veterans the right to home stead there.
 The next attack on this coun- try, if one comes, is liable to come from the Arctic. If Alaska is a well populated and defended state, there would be degree of secur- ity we couldn't get otherwise
 He is in accord, he continuei. with the principle of legislation propounded by Reps. Lemke (R.- N. D., and Peden D.-Okla.D, to give war veterans homestead priv ileges in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS HOLD FIRST MEETING

The first meeting of the Profes- sional Business Women's Club was held last evening at the City Hall. The following were elected office: Helen McShan, president; Mrs. Flora Lauritsen, vice-president; Mrs. Victor Caylor, corresponding and recording secretary; Marion Gray, treasurer.
 The goup plans on meeting twice a month, the first meeting of the month to be noon luncheon and the second an evening meeting. First and third Wednesdays were chosen.
 Their first project, it is reported will be study of hobbies for the ten-agers.
 Guests of the evening were Mrs. Gertrude Wetzel and Mrs. Ordway of Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
NEWS IN BRIEF

GARRISON, N. Y. R)-Lewis E. Lawes, 63, who for 2l years was warden at Sing Sing prison at Os- sining, N. Y., and was one of the nations outstanding authorities on prison problems, died early today at his home here. LaWes had been seriously ill for 10 days. He died of a cerebral hemmorhage. He had retired from his post at Sing Sing July l6, l94l.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
EASTERN STARS MET MONDAY NIGHT

The Eastern Stars held regular meeting last Monday with Mrs. H. tanks and Mrs. H. Edwards on the social committee for the evening. Winners of the card games were Mrs. A. Steinwandel, Mrs. Frank Bingham and Mrs Norvin Lewis. A very interesting talk was given by Col. J. Bodle.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
WASHINGTON, (P)-President

Truman today nominated Brig. Gen. Raymond Whitcomb Bliss to be surgeon general of the army, with the rank of major general.
 Bliss will succeed Maj. Gen. Norman Thomas Kirk, whose term expires May 31.
 The President also nominated Col. George Ellis Armstrong to succeed Bliss as assistant to the surgeon general, with the rank of brigadier general. Both nomina- tions are for four year terms.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23

WASHINGTON, (Pl - Fishery and canning industry representa- tives asked the House ways and means committee yesterday to block cuts in fish import duties in negotiation of reciprocal trade agreements. They argued generally that present duties are inadequate and lower rates would be ruin ous." Hart said that despite pres
 ent duties, fish from Canada, New foundland and Iceland are flood ing the market and inventories of frozen fish now exceed all records.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23

PITTSBURGH, (P)-A contract providing a $1-per-day wage in crease for O,OOO employees of U. s. Steel Corp. subsidiaries was signed today by representatives of management and the CIO united steel workers.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23

WASHINGTON, P)-The fed eral bureau of reclamation said to- day that until the war is officially ended, men in the armed forces 'cannot qualify as war veterans in applying for homestead entry.
 Servicemen on terminal leave may qualify, however, the assump- tion being that by the time the land applied for is opened to homesteading, the terminal leave will have expired and the service man will have become a veteran.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman today nominated under
 secretary of state William L. Clay ton to represent the United States on the economic commission for Europe. The commission was es- tablished by the economic and so- cial council of the United Nations.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
PHILADELPHIA. (P)

FHNLAJELff1lA, tH) - lh C aroma of stench bombs and boos filled the hallowed Academy of Music at the Kristen Flagstad con- cert in what music critic today described as the "worst demonstra- tion" ever experienced at the acad- emy. The outbreak came at a con- cert given by the Norwegian so- prano as pickets paraded before the academy with signs reading: "Flagstad preferred a Nazi regime .-don't play second fiddle!-Stay out" and Artists are not above Judgement. We condemned Hitler! We condemn Flagstaff
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
DIR. J. B. TUCKER RETURNS FROM STATES TRIP

pr. J. B. Tucker, who has been in the States for a few weeks, re- turned home Monday evening with the Pan American.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23

PITTSBURGH, (P) - P h il i p Murray, CIO president, said today he was arranging "as soon as pos sible" to meet with AFL president William Green to discuss unifica- tion of the two labor organizations.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
Jewish Terrorism
 Still Continues

Continued from Page One) rying about 600 visa-less Jews. She was first sighted by the RAF Sunday northwest of the Suez canal and was boarded at 9 am. today, against what the announce ment termed considerable resist ance."
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23

WASHINGTON, (P - A House armed services subcommittee ap- proved today legislation to estab- fish a naval postgraduate school at Monterey, Calf.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23
SON BORN TO MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE O'CONNOR

A son was born on Saturday to MT. and Mrs. George O'Connor at the M. C. Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23

PARIS (P)-Samuel Merlin, sec -etary general of the Hebrew com nlittee of national liberation, told a news conference today that Jew ish displaced persons in Germany and Austria were planning a peaceful mass exodus from central Europe to Palestine this summer.
 Merlin said he had just returned from Germany where he conferred with leaders of numerous displaced persons groups and participated in demonstrations at Munich. He said he would leave Friday for the United States, where his schedule called for three-week campaign to spur aid for the exodus.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-23

JERUSALEM, (P) - Terrorists blew up a British troop train southeast of Tel Aviv today, kill ing at least eight persons, and then machine-gunned the wreckage The attack was made two hours after two condemned Jews com- mitted suicide with explosives just before they were to have mounted the gallows.
 The doomed Jews, Meyer Fein- stein and MoShe Baranzani clasped explosives secreted in hollowed oranges to their breasts and died in mangled contortion in Jerusa- lem prison just before they were to have been hanged. Both were un- derground members and had been convicted for anti-British violence Four other members of Irgun were hanged last week, and Irgun had issued theats of vengeance.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
I ATTEND THE TAHOE YOUTH
CONFERENCE
BY Sidney HirSh

Temple Youth from Washing
ton, Oregon, California and Ari-
zona gathered at Zephyr Cove,
Lake Tahoe, for the first time in
Western history, week of July
9th.
Mornings were given over to
serious listening and classes bal
anced by afternoons of recreation
and sheer relaxation. There were
three classes revolving around;
What the Jews Believe, Program
for Temple Youth and The Bible
and Talmud, from which the
camper chose one.
The rabbis conducted panel
discussion on Palestine today and
the Jewish exodus to it. Then fol-
lowed question period by the
campers for whom this session
was the most popular.
The third morning period was
spent with a special interest
group in music, photography, the
camp newspaper or for the more
serious, a discussion called Com
parative Religion" This was an
excellent class on how the early
religions influenced and affected
Judaism.
Rabbi Levine of Seattle got the
idea for the Jewish Youth Con-
ference while visiting a similar
Christian youth group, and as
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05

modern bakery is under the own
ership management of Joseph
Becker, former New York cater
er of the finest who will offer the
best to Tucsonians.
Mr.. Becker says he'll have the
widest variety of bread, rolls,
cakes, pies, cookies, pastries,5 in
Guiding some that are entirely
new to Tucson.
Make note to visit the new
bakery in the next few days, and
especially tomorrow. The displays
are feast even for the eyes.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
WHAT'S GOING ON

Sept.
5 Rialto Theatre Variety Girl
Catalina, Desert Fury"
6 B'nai Birth Girls Party, time
and place to be announced.
6 Hadassah Board M e t n G.
home of Mrs. Louis Cohen,
2639 E. 4th, 1870 pm.
Y.P.H.A., Congregation An
shei Israel, 800 pm.
9 Special Meeting Community
Council, 33 w. Congress, 800
pm.
Sisterhood Anshei Israel,
Congregation Anshei Israel,
100 pm.
Rialto Theatre, "Texas" and
ARIZONA" double feature.
Catalina Theatre, "Cry Wolf" "
IL B'nai Birth, Anshei Israel,
800 pm.
IA Rosh Hashonah Evening Ser
vices, Congregation Anshei
Israel, 700 pm.
Temple Emanuel, Temple of
Music, Opening the Doors
of the New Year." 8:15 pm.
Ria1to Theatre, Cry Wolf"
Catalina Singapore" with
Fred MacMurray and Ava
Gardner.
Is Rosh Hashonah Services, Con-
gregation Anshei Israel, ZOO
am. and TOO pm.
Temple Emanuel, Temple of
Music, youth Unlimited" :"
1000 am.
16 Rosh Hashonah Services, Con-
gregation Anshei Israel, ZOO
am
II Hadassah, Congregation An
shei Israel, LOO pm.
18 Community Council, Election
of Officers, 33 w. Congress,
800 pm.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
NEW BAKERY IN TOWN

When an announcement is made
of a new place that caters to the
stomach, we are all interested.
Think of cheese cake french
pastry that oozes all over.
Where are they to be found?
At the Major Bake Shops on E.
Broadway and Alvernon Way
which opens tomorrow, Saturday,
Sept. 9th and invites everyone to
mark Opening Day by being their
guests to coffee and cookies-as
though one needs an inducement!
This new, large and ultra