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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-07-25

Phooey on flying saucers! The most fasci.
mating thing that has come down the pike in
years was three.column story in the Com.
munist Daily Worker written by deepthink-
ing outfit called Allied Labor News The
story said that with the Taft Hartley law the
u. S. Is restricting rather than extending
labor's rights while "hghly contrasting laws
are reported from many other lands" What
are those other lands? If you don't know
comrade, Allied Labor News and the Daily
Workers will tell you-Stalin's Russia, Stains
p o. d. Stalin's Yugoslavia and Stain S
Czechoslovakia. We must have missed those
highly constrasting laws" in our newspaper
Probably it is now permitted in Russia for Is.
100000 trade unonists to vow that they'll
kick Stain the hell out of the government in
the next elections and also to picket the we'd.
ding of Tito's daughter with placards saying
Tito Is An Infamous Name"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-07-25
Editors Mail

The JOURNAL invites let.
ters from its readers express
ing their opinions on various
topics. Personal attacks or let
ters showing racial, religious
or nationality bias are not
acceptable. Letters which are
not in good taste will be re-
jected. When possible letters
should be typewriter and
double spaced. The editors re-
serve the right to remove OBJ
jectiOnable material from let
ters and to hold them to $50
words.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-07-25
Answers Ruseh

You may judge a man by
his friends; you may also
judge him by his enemies.
In this light it's worth
noting that the Taft-Hartley
Act singles out one political
party for attack. And that's
the Communist Party.
Our enemies are Taft, Hart
ley, the Chamber of COM
merce and the National AS
sociation of Manufacturers.
These are the enemies OF the
entire labor movement.
Rusch may gush all he
wants about Communists being
Soviet agents. But the ene-
mics of labor attack Com
munists because they haven't
forgot that we sponsored the
first Unemployed Security
law in the U. S. They recall
that we aided in the birth of
the fighting c. l. o.
Is it too much to figure
that, perhaps, now what they
fear about US is our work for
unity in the labor movement
and independent polite al
action.
In front line combat we
used to judge a man by ont
thing; how he stood up to the
enemies fire and did his part
by the rest of us. We Com.
munists ask that we be judged
by our performance in labor's
front line battle for demo
cracy.
Fraternally,
Joe Sokol,
Chairman, Toledo
Communist Party
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-07-25


Jim Crow, one of the
glories of the nations capital,
came to its fullest fruition
last week in the following
classified ad in the Washing
ton Post, ''WANTED-Midget
or small man. For air-duct
cleaning and maintenance.
White, steady; good wages;
permanent. Ma. 5957, iii
Eye ST., N. W." To be a chin
ney-sweep in Washington you
should also be a blond, blue
eyed Aryan.
The nations workers were
put straight last week by the
food and real estate lobbies
on two of their worst miscon.
ceptions, First, high food costs
can't be blamed to profiteers,
said the National Association
of Retail Grocers. Truman is
the cause of it because he's
playing politics. Then came
the National Association of
Real Estate Boards with an
announcement tn a House
prices are not out of line with
family incomes. Indications
are that in many parts of the
country we have reached an
adequate supply of modest 2.
bedroom houses priced at
$4,000 or $4,000" What
gets the NAREB sore as hell
is that the nations wage earn
erS and war veterans for
some impossible reason prefer
immodest $4,000 house to
modest $4,000 houses.
Poison Pen Westbrook Peg
Ter last week attacked the
AFL Teamsters as "the dumb
est of all our people" We
allow only brilliant men like
Pegler--Who once wrote
whole column in praise of
lynching-the r Ugh t to call
teamsters dumb,
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-15
TB X-rays Valuable

The importance of the free K ray survey to each Kodiak citi- zen was stressed today by Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, city health officer.
 Tuberculosis is very easily arrested" Dr Johnson said, eff lit is not too far advanced when discovered and if prompt treat ment is given"
 Early diagnosis of the disease means the Use of the X ray. In it's early stages, tuberculosis does not produce any symptoms. A person having active tubereul- Osis in the early stages is usually not conscious of being ill. Only when the disease has progressed, when the person is unreasonably fatigued, does not feel like eat. ing, has bad cough, perhaps spits blood or has some other symptom, does he become aware of something amiss and consults his physician.
 Dr. Johnson explained that until the Territorial Department of Health obtained rapid chest X-raying equipment, chest clin- ics confined their services to per- sons known to have tuberculosis, and those with whom they assoc. lated. As a result. only one in 5 persons suffering from the disease was discovered when their dis ease was in an early stage.
 Mass surveys of apparently healthy persons have discovered more than twice the number of such cases, he said
 The mass survey X-ray unit in Kodiak will be set up at the old draft board office, next to the City hall, and the chest sur. vsy will begin Monday, Nov. "A, continuing for a week
 Each X-ray will take only a few minutes, no disrobing is nec- essary, and there IS no charge. Dr Johnson gave 2 good req sons why local residents should take an active part in the eur vey First: it is good health in. surance to know for sure your chest is healthy, and second: the discovery of the disease in lte early stages means complete re. covery If correct treatment is begun at once. Tuberculosis is an economic problem as we'll as a human problem for the cost of treating one patient is approx imately $5000 per year. Mass surveys of l50, 1000 men and women in industrial plants in the states during war years showed that about 2 in every 1000 individuals examined had active tuberculosis" Dr Jobn- son said
 Without an X ray, you might be one of those two, without knowing it
The Valley settler., 1947-04-24

Eb.y~( Every year on the Saturday ..47"( @-<c~~~ before Memorial Day mill ions z of Americans wear little red &oppies on-their coats. "omen of the Amer ican Legion Auxil iary and other women's orGanizat ions are on the streets all day with baskets of poppies, pinning the 1ittl flowers on all pas sersby. or course you know that the poppies are worn in memory Of the men who lost their lives in the World Var, but wonder if you all know hov the poppy came to be the nations memorial flower.
 Take your geographies and on the map of Europe draw Wavy line from the Swiss border, through France and pel giun, to the North Sea. Imagine this line to be a dou- b1e inc of trenches, and picture vast armies on both sides of it locked in a four-year conflict. That is the way Eur oDe looked from 1914 to the fall of 1913. The inc waved first one way and then the other as the contendtng armies pushed for ward or were driven back. For miles on both sides of it the ground was tranp1ed by the heavy shoes of mill ions of fighting men. It was churned and rechurned by the shells of thou sands of cannon, blown full or ugly craters by the e7rp1osion of mines :, and b1eached by clouds Of poison gas.
 Into this area Of death and destruct ion hundreds Of thou sands of American boys ad- vanced in 1917 and 1918, determined to put and end to the terr ib1e war. As the Amer ican soldiers struggled forward through the shattered villages, across the shell torn fields and over the blasted hillsides they saw only one touch of life and beauty in all that region where death and destruc tion reigned. This was the little wild poppies. Along the edges of the trenche s, about the ragged shell holes and in the fields raked by machine gun fire, the
 brave little poppies grew and bloomed.
 -hen comrades were left beneath the bare dirt Of hastily dug battle graves, the popn ies sprang up and clothod the graves vi tn flowers. It seemed as if the gallant spirit. Of the dead had passed into the blood-red blossoms and that through the little flowers they were sending a me ssage Of courage and hope to those who still lived. The poppy has become the symbol of the dead--their memorial flower. It has be- come the sign that the high ideals for Ehi oh these brave yOung men gave the ir
The Valley settler., 1947-04-24
STORY OF THE
 POP PY

Every year on the Saturday
 before Memorial Day mill ions of Amer cans wear I little rec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18

ia je bila vsekakor srecna, kar
zacvela je ma teh starih, tako
znanih j mestih, in v soncu je
izgubila svojo belo polt. Cello
platneno cepico "a sonce je
spet nosila, kar il je lice izred-
no pomladilo. Postrvi, XII jih je
ubogi start Gordy tako prega-
njal, so imele mir. Nobena pus-
ka nj pocila; kunci, golobje, ce-
10 tistih par jerebic je nemote-
no uzivalo prve jesenske dni.
Praprot in listje je zgodaj OBJ
ledelo, tako da je bill park v So
parnem septemberskem soncu
skoraj pozlaeen. Mehka milina
je kraljevala vse te pocitnice. In
z Irskega nj bilo novih vesti
razen razglednice z besedami: {:
ITO je nasa hisa - Nell"
(Daljc prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18
SE DO PROSTAKA BO
"NAPREDOVAL"

DENVER, II. julija-Harold
H. Richardson, XII je bill svoje-
casno brigadir-general, je sedaj
podnarednik in della S civilnim
osobjem v glavni bolnisnici
Fitzsimmonsa.
Richardson je bill glavni adju-
tant Colorado National Guard,
naceloval je kot brigadir-gene-
raj nabornemu uradu, dokler nj
bill leta 1913 poslan kot polkov-
mix v aktivno armadno sluzbo v
Kino. Tam je bill tudi komandant
taborisca "a vojne ujetnike. Slu-
I'll je v obeh vojnah, ina % let
vojaskih skusenj in je sedaj po-
novno stopil v armada kot
master" podnarednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18

movi igre in della stevilnim ze-
nam, XII so danes Sc priklenjene
ma drobno, osebno, reproductive
no delo v gospodinjstvu, omogo-
Gill vkljuciti Sc v produkcijo.
Drzava DO tako dobila novo de-
lovno silo, XII bo pospesila razvoj
gospodarstva, zena sama pa DO
Sc mnogo bolj kot doslej vklju-
cena v politicno in gospodarsko
zivljenje nase drzave, DO pri
vsem tenn soodlocala in DO dejan-
sko enakopravna.
2. Domovi igre in della pa nj
majo samo tega smotra, da mo-
bilizirajo zensko delovno silo in
tako pospesujejo razvoj vsega
nasega gospodarstva. Pomen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18

pritiskala k MENU in ga drza-
la pod stare odejo "a roko.' Oba
sta cutila isto vznemirjenje, ko
sta zopet zagledala ia starr
dom. Niti enc duse IL prejsnjih
dni ne bo zdaj vec tam - samo
hisa, drevje, sove in zvezde; re-
ka, park in samotne skale! Ko
sta prisla domov, je bill re mrak ;
pripravljena je bila samo nju-
ma spalnica in dive sobi; povsod
:je bilo zakurjeno, ceprav je bilo
sredi poletja. Isti start straho-
viii Heatherleyi so gledali S cr-
mega hrastovega opaza. Isti duh
po jabolkih in starih misih je
visel tn pa tam po temnih hod-
nikih S stopnicami, kjer bi jih
najmanj pricakoval. Vse je bilo
neverjetno neizpremenjeno, kot
stare hise, kadar jih dajes
opremljene v najem.
Ponoci Sc je enkrat prebudil.
Skozi okna brez zaves, odprta
ma stezaj, je noe kar mrgolela
cd zvezd, TAXI roji so jih trepe-
tall in migljali tam gori; in cd
dalec Sc je razlegalo turobno,
zametno mehko skovikavanje
sove.
Silvijin glas je izpregovoril
tik MEGA:
mark - tista noe, ko sc je
tvoja zvezda ujela v mole lase
- ali Sc Sc spominjas?"
Da, spominja Sc. In po zaspa-
nj, pravkar il spanja zdramljeni
glavi so sc mu motale in mota-
lie smesne, nezmiselne besede:
"Nikdar - nikdar - ne osta-
vim mistra MicaWbra ."
Prijeten mesec to - cital je,
kolovratil S psi po okolici, pole
gal po ure in ure med skalami
ali kraj reke in opazoval zivali
in ptice.
Mali start cvetlicnjak, sveti-
See njegovih prvih mojstrovin,
je Sc stal in je sluzil shrambo
"a vrtne skropilnice. Toda prav
nikake pobude "a delo nj dobil
tam doll. Dusevno sc nj nika-
NOR pomaknil; nj Sc vznemirjal,
nj Sc dolgocasil, samo cakal je
- cesa, nj incl pojma. In Silvi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18

mo poglavje

Us mo pOglaVJe
Zdaj, ko je nj bilo vec, je bi-
10 cudno, kako malo sta O Mi
govorila, &c pomislis, kako dol
go je bila pri njih. In cd ME
sta dobila samo emo pismo, ma
slovljeno ma Silvijo kaj kmalu
po njenem odhodu, S temle kon-
Gem: "Ocka sc Vam vdano pri-
poroca; z najlepsimi pozdravi
Vam, Mr.. Lennanu in vsem Ii
valim - Nell.
Oliver pride prihodnji teden
k nam. Ogledali 81 bono nekaj
dirk"
Kajpada je bilo tezko Mi
govoriti po tisti epizodi cvet-
lico, preromanticni "a pripove-
dovanje - zakaj to je stvar, XII
bi jo gledala Silvia v cisto kri-
vi luci - kakor sploh vsaka
zenska. In vendar - kaj je bilo
to pravzaprav drugega nego ne
brzdan nagon vzprejemljivega
deteta, XII je hotelo izraziti Gu
stva, XII mu jih je vnelo razbur-
jenje pri tisti operi? Kaj dru-
gega nego rahla otroska nez-
most, eden tistih naglih pogle-
dov v skrivnost cloveske stra-
sti, XII Sc vcasih odgrnejo mia
dim dusam? TIE ljubke budalo-
sti res ne sme izdati. In ker je
nj hotel izdati, je bill proti Sill
VIII ljubeznivejsi nego ponava-
di.
Ia pocitnice nista imela Sc nj
kakih nacrtoV in on je vese-
ljem sprejel MEN predlog, da hi
sla v Hayle. &c kje, ga mora
miniti tam ia cudni nemir. lie
leta in leta nista bila tam doll
v start hisi; liza Gordyjeve smr-
tt je bila skoraj YES cas- v naje-
mu.
IL Londona sta odsla pozno v
avgustu. Dan Sc je re nagibal,
ko sta prispela. Kozji parkeljci
so bill ze davno odstranjeni Cd
ograje pri postaji, ma katero Sc
je naslonil pred devetindvajse-
timi lett, ko je gledal "a vlakom,
XII je peljal Ano Stormerjevo. V
najetem vozu Sc je Silvia tesno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18

ku predsolske dobe dajati in utr-
jevati osnove "a zivljenje "
skupnosti, "a pravilen odnos do
della, do druzbe,, do vsega, s ci-
mer Sc mora otrok seznanjati,
cd vsega zacetka, da DO priprav-
lien ma poznejse delo v Soil in v
mladinskih organizacijah, "a
zivljenje sploh. Cd predsolske
vzgoje je odvisno, kako bo otrok
uspeval v Soil in kasnejsem ziv-
ljenju, kako Sc bo pravilno pro-
duktivno vrascal v svoj delovni
kolektiv. Doba otroskih let
-, Dalie ma 6. stranO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18
Us+onov|ioimo move domove igre in de|o

o domovih igre in della smo v
zadnjih mesecih razpravljali ma
mnozicnih sestankih, pisali O
njih v dnevnem casopisju. V zad-
MEM casu smo imeli re lepe pri-
mere mnozicne aktivnosti pri
novo ustanovljenih domovih,
vendar pa je zavest potrebi in
skrbi "a te domove Sc vse pre-
malo prodrla najsirse ljudske
mnozice, zlasti pa v zavest ma
sih sindikalnih organizacij.
V Gem je bistvo domov igre
in della?
1. Ia izvajanje nacrtnega 60
spodarstva, "a izvajanje pellet
mega plana bodo potrebne nasi
drzavi move delovne sile. Domo-
vi igre in della bodo ma eni strani
tiste zene in matere, XII so ze "a
poslene, razbremenile skrbi "a
dusevno in telesno rast otroka.
S tenn, ko bo zena razbremenje-
ma te skrbi, Sc bo sama svojemu
delu lahko Sc bolj posvetila, de-
lu predala, sc bolj koncentrirala
in DO celoti Sc bolj ustvarjalna
in produktivna.
Ma drugi strani pa bodo do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18
Bungalow naprOdaj

5 sob V Euclidu. Use mOderno.
LaStnik Odide liz mesta in mora
prodati kakor nitro mogoce. Po-
klicite Nv 1000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18

domov igre in della je tudi v tenn,
da otrokom predsolske dobe nu-
dijo vse pogoje "a zdrav telesni
in dusevni razvoj. Zavedati sc
moramo tega, ~da. vzgojni domovi
Federativne ljudske republike
Jugoslavije ne smejo biti social
ne ustanove kapitalisticne druz-
be, oziroma nadaljevanja takih
ustanov, ampak domovi ljudske
drzave, domovi druzbe, XII
ustvarja pogoje "a sreco in bla-
gostanje vseh delovnih ljudi.
Zato morajo tt domovi s pra-
vino in smotrno vzgojo re otro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18
"a FRANKIE, v nasprotju z valut-
mimi regulacijami britanske VIA
de. Picnic je krivdo primal.
PILOT Bill KRIV,
PRAVI POROCILO

WASHINGTON, II. julia. -
Kongrespa preiskava je danes
javila, da je bill "a nesreco, '
kateri je 20. maja ma ~letaliscu
La Guardia izgubilo zivljenje "a
oseb, odgovoren pilot letala, ke1
nj rabil "zrele sodbe."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18

neralu Charles de Gaulleu, da bi
incl govor ma glavnem trgu me-
sta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18
BRITISH Picnic KRSIL.
VALUTNE REGULACIJE

LONDON, II. julia. - Ma
globo 1,500 funtov sterlingov
($4, ,6OO) je bill danes kaznovan
sedmi grof il hise Warwick, ker
lie v Cannesu diva ceka izmeni ial
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18
RUSIJA DOBILA
FINSKO ELEKTRARNO

HELSINKI, II. julia - Fin
ska je danes soglasno s spora-
zumom glede nemske imovine iz-
rocila Rusiji ozemje pri Paats-
joki v severni Finski, ma kate
rem Sc nahaja vodopad Janisko-
XII in elektricna centrala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18
SENAT 30 "PREISKOVAL"
OBSTOJECO DRAGINJO

WASHINGTON, II. julia. -
Senatni daveni odsek je danes
sklenil podvzeti obsezno kon-
gresno preiskavo glede obstoje-
&c draginje zivljenskih potreb-
scin in pomanjkanja stanovanj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-18
DE GAULLEU PREPOVEDAN
GOVOR MA TRGU

RENNES, II. julia - zupan
Rennes in sedem mestnih svet-
nikov je podalo ostavko, ko
mestni svet nj hotel dovoliti ge-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-15
Radio Amateurs
Met Last Night

The Key West Radio Amateurs
Club met last night at the Sun
and Sand Club with a grand at
tendance.
Radio operators volunteered to
man the Hurricane Network at
the Jackson Square USO and at
the U. S. Naval Hospital. and
further volunteered their services
for any emergency.
1t was recalled by the mem
bers of the club. the great work
Radio Amateurs did during the
Texas City disaster. During that
emergency every available opera
tor manned his station and aid
was sent to the scene imme-
diately.
The club. as yet, does not have
a permanent meeting hall, but
through the courtesy of the own
ers of the Sun and Sand Club.
their meeting will be held al the
club again next Monday, July
q, at 7:30 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-15
Congress To
Vote ThursdayOn
Veto Tax Bill
(sy Associated PressI

WASHINGTON, July l5.--Re-
publican leaders in the Senate
have not given up hope that they
will be able to override The
Presidents veto of the income tax
bill.
But Democrats asserted again
today that they have one or two
votes to spare in UNFOLDING the
presidential veto.
Senator Taft said he had
hopes that two or more senators
may change their minds by the
time the veto comes up for a
vote in the Senate.
The President has said that he
will promptly veto the bill. and
il is expected that it will come
up for vote on Thursday
No question about the Houses
overriding the veto is entertain
ed. That view has resulted from
the far more than a two-thlrds
majority by which the bill was
approved by the House.
After the House overrides. the
dill will be sent to the Senate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-15

City Commission
ToVote Tonight
On Resolutions


city commissioners tonight
will vote ON a variety of resolu-
tons and ordinances. The reSo-
buttons need only one reading,
while ordinances require first and
second readings.
One resolution would grant
permission To Arthur Sawyer
Post. American Legion, to sub
lease or sublct the Country Club
house to civic, religious or edu-
catlonal organizations for oc-
CasiOnal use, without having to
obtain written the consent of the
city.
Another resolution authorized
the city manager To pay a total OF
~ 81. 100 for land to be used for
cemetery purposes. An ordinance
amending the budget for this
amount is also To be voted on.
Another ordinance, and pos
sibly the only controversial one,
/ viii bee that of reducing the fine
Tor meter destroying. AT last
meeting. the vote was %, but a
full membership of the commits
s,on tonight will decide the issue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-15
Greek Troops
Surround 1000
Border Cuerillas
(By Associated Press)

ATHENS, July 15.-The gov
ernment issued communique
today in which it was stated that
national troops had surrounded
guerilla bands in northern Greece
and were closing in on them.
1t was explained that the bands
comprised about 1000 men, and
that they were two and one-half
miles inside the border. Some
of the troops comprised foreign
ers, but the greater number were
Crecian LeftistS.
1t was said further that some
of the guerillaS who had been
captured wore Soviet insigne.
(Pravda, semi-official Soviet
newspaper. said today that troops
for Grecian duty are being re-
cruited in the United States. The
paper added that they were Amer
leans of Grecian descent. Wash
ington declared that there were
no evidences of the Pravda
charge, and that it was wholly
propaganda without any founda-
ton in factD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-15
For
Revenue Agents

Starting rates or pay OF S2,64i
to S4 902 d year are listed for
internal revenue agents and for
special agents in tax fraud invcS-
legations in an examination an
nouncement just released for
those positions in five southeast
ern states.
An opportunity Is presented To
persons, with accounting training
or experience, who are interest
Cd in career work of this nature
in the Federal Government scrv-
ice, Veterans who can qualify re
ceive preference.
Detailed information is avail
able from the civil service sccre-
tary at the local post office, OF
can be secured from the regional
office of the Civil Service Com
mission in Atlanta II was an
that applications must
be filed noe later than July 80.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-15
Madeleine Browne
Passes In Miami

Mrs. Madeleine Browne, of
South street. daughter-in-law of
the late Judge Jefferson B.
Browne and first cousin of Mrs.
William r. Warren, Mrs. Sam
Goldsmith and Otto Bethel, died
al 8 o'clock this morning in Mi
ami. She went to that city two
months ago to undergo medical
treatment.
Mrs. Browne was the widow of
Joseph E. Browne. At one time
she was executive secretary of
the Key West Chapter of the
American Red Cross and then
was cashier of the Officers Club
at Fort Taylor. She resigned that
position to go to the hospital.
She leaves a son. Jefferson l..
Browne, two brothers and two
sisters.
The body will be sent to Key
West for burial. Funeral services
will be announced later.