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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18


ovako: ia MAIDEN prijateljs
Zajednicu, ali ia nisam u sta
nju da mu sve objasnim sto
me pita". To je v%jerojatno,
jer danas Zajednica posluje
ma bazi kao i najvece trgo-
vacke organizacije i tesko je,
vrlo tesko, jednom obicnom
clanu, koji zaradjuje svoj
kruh u tvornici, da moze u
detalje tumaciti poslovanje
,jedne ovako velike bratske
ustanove. Sve je to cd vre-
mena ma vrijeme tumaceno
u nasem glasilu Zajednicaru,
ali tko bi to sve zapamtio.
Odlucio sam da p~rotumacim
iii bolje receno, ponovim ono
sto je i prize bio pisano, pax
&c sigurno nekome donjeti
koristi, a moguce / potaknuti
nekoga da Sc odluci posjetiti
prijatelja i upisati ga u ma
SUI Zajednicu.
Da Dude ovo tumacenje sto
jasnije, stavio SAN pojedina
objasnjenja pc broju ! sto
krace da Sc lakse razumije
i zapamti.
1. u Zajednicu, maine, u
odraslo clanstvo moze da pri-
stupi svaki Hrvat i Hrvatica,
kao i ostali Slaveni u dobi
cd 16 do 60 godina starosti.
2 Slaveni SUI slijedeci: Hr-
vati, Srbi, Slovenci, Bugari,
Rust, Ukrainci, Poljaci, cesi,
Slovaci.
3. Mogu takodjer postati
clanovi i narodi drugih ma
CHA, ako je jedan cd bracnih
drugova slavenske krvi.
4. Cd 16 godina do 40 mo-
Re Sc osigurati ma svotu do
S.,
5. Cd 16 godina do so 60
dina starosti moze Sc svatko
osigurati ma $4,000.
6. Cd 16 godina starosti
do so moe Sc osigurati ma
$1,000 i wise kako je to is
taknuto u tocki broj 4 i S.
Z. Ako je molitelj prosao
so godina, onda Sc moze o.
sigurati samo ma jednu hi
ljadu dolara i ne mole sc o.
sigurati ma bolnu potporu i
odstetu.
8. Dobro je znati, da sada-
Mi clanovi, koji SUI prosli so
godina zivota jos uvijek mo-
gu povisiti svoju osiguraciju
"a $1,000 ali ukupna osigura-
CHA nesmije promaSiti So,
9. Molitelji u godinama cd
16 do IS mogu Sc osigurati
do $4,000 be- lijecnicke pre-
gledbe. Molitelji u OWN 60
dinama mogu Sc osigurati ma
bolnu potporu i odstetu bez
lijecnicke pregledbe.
10. Nije umjesno osigurati
Sc "a svotu cd $4,000, jer
upravni i odsjecni troskovi
su priblizno kao i uplate "a
osmrtninu.
II. Ako je ikako moguce,
nemojte Sc osigurati "a ma
nju svotu cd $1,000, jer u
pravni troskovi su isti bez-
obzira ma visinu osiguracije.
II. Ako je molitelj prosao
35 godina starosti, on sc mo-
ra podvrci lijecnickoj pre-
gledbi bio to "a zivotno o.
siguranje iii ma ma koju svo-
tn, a isto tako i "a bolnu pot
poru i odstetu.
13. Molitelj Cd Is godina
pa wise moe odabrati jedan
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

j pripada onoj naciji koji su
pokrenuli gnijezdo Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice u South
chicaskoj koloniji.
Josip 'Vucich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
ST0 TREBA zkAT DA Sc 0LAKSA
UPISAH K0GA k0V0G CLANA
Martin Krasich, 81. blagajnik

U koliko nam je wise poznato poslovanje bratskih orga-
nizacija u toliko wise cemo ise cijeniti, bit cemo ponosni da
smo clanom iste uvijek cemo nastojati upsati u istu sve
nase prijatelje. Pravi prijatelj, prijatelju ne zeli zo tako
ako cijenimo prijateljstvo, onda cemo poslusati svoga prija-
telja kad nam preporuci da Sc upisemo u Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajednicu.
Cesto Sc cuje medju nasim clanstvom nesta pc priici
ovako: ia MAIDEN prijatelja, kojeg hi Sc moglo upisati u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
Pros|ava b0-godisSnjice HBz IS. Chicago

Clanstvu Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice u South Chicago:
Brace sestre! Vrijeme do nase 6O-godisnjice istce.
Odbor, kojeg ste vi izabrali "a priredbu owe svecane pro-
slave, dovrsio je svoj rad oko pripreme. Ma wanna je sada,
brace sestre, da vi skupa ucinite svoju duznost da dade-
te svu kooperaciju svome odboru, koji je ucinio sve so je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

cd cetiri razlicita certifikata.
a. Dozivotno osigur a n e
whole Life
b. Uplativ 70 godini
zivota Endowment at
Age of 70)
g Dvadeset godisnje upla-
civanje Twenty Pay
ment Life)
d. Isplativ nakon 20 60
dina Twenty Year En-
dowment)
IA. Ljestvice "a owe certi-
fikate imadete u pravilima a
takodjer iste SUI vrlo cesto
otisnute u nasem glasilu Ia
jednicaru.
Is. Povrh redovite bolne
potpore JedanS dollar dnevno,
mozete Sc osigurati ma bolnu
potporu Cd 500 mjesecno.
Is. Djecu mozete upisati u
Pomladak cd dana rodjenja
do navrsenih 16 godina sta
rosti. @
II. Pomladak takodjer iz-
dale 4 certifikata:
a. Term to Age 16 i 10
b. 20 Year Endowment
g 20 Payment Life
d. Educational E d w
ment at Age IS
Is. Djecu Sc takodjer mo-
re osigurati do $4,000 bez
lijecnicke pregledbe.
10. Dobro je drzati ma umu
u slucaju da je majka cla-
MICA Zajednice i dijete Sc u
pise u mas Pomladak prize
nego je isto navrsilo 6 mje-
seci, takovi roditelji dobiju
$500 kredit, a to znaci da je
takovo dijete clan Pomladka
"a godinu dana a da nista
neuplati.
20. Umjesno je imati kod
sebe ljestvice i molbenice, jer
nikada neznadete gdje &c YAM
Sc pruziti prilika da upisete
novog clana.
JOS imademo priblizno &C.
tiri mjeseca vremena prize
nego Sc ova %kampanja Ia
kljuci. Sve Sto smo do sada
promasili, sve one koje smo
trebali ali iii nismo upisali u
nase redove, jos mozemo da
upisemo prize nego ova kam-
panja zavrsi. Nagrade nasim
graditeljima SUI obilnije nego
ikada prize i tako nitko ne
treba da gubi vrijeme bes-
blatno. Kad hi bio malo vi
Sc odusevljenja i kad bi mi
svi mislili o tome kako da Sc
povecaju nasi odsjeci i gni-
jezda, mi bi jos mogli ispu-
niti odredjenu kvotu cd 5000
novih clanova u obadva o.
djeljenja.
leila mi je da ovih 20 to-
caka koje sam ovdje iznio
da &c nasem clanstvu olak-
sati upisati novog clana. Ako
jos uvijek Sc nadje clanova,
koji imaju ~prijatelja kojeg
Sc moze upisati u nase re-
dove, ali Sc sami neosude is
puniti molbenicu i izracunati
.mjesecne uplate, onda treba-
te to javiti vasem odsjecnom
odboru. ia drzim da &c sva-
Xxi odbornik odsjeka RADIO po-
ci S wanna i pomoci YAM do
biti novog clana.
Iskoristimo preostali io
vremena, a m e, preostala
jos cetiri mjeseca, da nam
kampanja uspije sto posto.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
JUBILARNA KAMPAkJA 0Du|CN
STALNI GRADITEUu H. B. zAJEDN|CE
PORUK CLANSTVU u KANAD

Ma drugom mjestu donosimo Pocasnu lstu, imena ma
sih graditeja zajednce. Ia lsta je zakljucena ma Is. julia
radi knjga poslovanja. Prema tome, dakle, nisu ma lsti
iznesene sve tockice dobivene "a prosli mjesec, a koje &c Sc
graditeljima kreditirati u ovom mjesecu.
Ma ovoj pocasnoj lsti imademo ukupno 122 imena ma
Sc brace sestara, koji SUI u prvih sest mjeseci owe godine,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
FALL FOR THIS?
Today is the first day Of Fall.
Notice anything different?
School Beauties
Selected AS
Queen Candidates

Eight of Key Vests most charm
ing school girls have been selected
by their classmates from the four
upper classes of Key West High
School and the Convent of Mary
Immaculate as candidates to reign
for one year as Safety Queen of
Key West.
From these, one will be selected
by the Key West Safety Council
board of judges and will be crown
ed with appropriate ceremonial
rites by Mayor C. B. Harvey at
the colorful safety rally scheduled
for eight o'clock tonight at Bay
view Park.
In addition to the glory thereof,
the Safety Queen will also receive
more practical reward in the
form of SIS worth of dry cleaning
credit at the Poinciana Cleaners
thru the public spirit of Key West
Safety Council member Frank Bar
talone.
The queen will be chosen from
the selected group which includes
Jane Begin, Fabiola Agaisse, Ka-
Uterine Pratt, Dorothy Pinder, Ille-
ana Fueyas, Madeline D. Barcee,
10 Ann johnson and Olga Yglesia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
Police Search For
Errant MOtOrist

Police issued an appeal 10.
day for possible witnesses 10
an automobile scooter accident
which occurred on Roosevelt
Blvd. early last evening.
Patrolman Bernard Waite
said today that The driver Of
the scooter, J. T. SOULS, Of
Pearls Trailer camp, Stock Is
land, suffered . broken arm
when he was forced over The
road by . black Mercury Sc
dan. The accident occurred q.
bout 500 yards south Of The
Navy Hospital triangle. Both
vehicles were travelling north.
Since traffic was heavy %
fhe time Of fhe accident, Waite
fheorizsd that some passing mo-
forist may have observed the
accident and be able TO identity
the automobile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23

-nesday night.
Chest president William R. Neb-
lett, presided at the meeting, at
which time the following organiza-
tons submitted budgets: The Sal
walton Army, Noes Sclub, Monroe
County Juvenile Council, Com
munity Servicemen's Center, Key
West Youth Center, Boy Scouts,
Girl Scouts. USO, the Bookmobile,
American Heart Society and the
Monroe County Blood Bank Com
mittee.
Hearings Set
The Budget and Admissions COM
mittee will begin hearings tonight
in the offices of the Florida Keys
Aqueduct Commission, Southland
St. Paul J. Sher and Joe Pinder
are co-chairmen of the committee.
Members are Mrs. Mary Sinclair,
Ernest Ramsey, Earl r. Adams,
and Manuel Lopez.
Meanwhile, Sam Collins, general
chairman of the Chest drive an
nounced the names of the follow
ing "Colonels" who will head up
principal divisions:
Colonies Named
Navy, Capt. D. H. McClintock;
Business, Louis Carbonell; Govern
ment, Gerald Saunders; Commerce
and Industry, M. E. Bennett; Pro-
fessional, IgnatiuS Lester; Clubs
and Organizations, Mervin Thomp-
son; Special Gifts, Roy Duke and
Colored, Marie Welters.
Neblett also announced last night
that Leroy E. W. Schaefer, loca,
insurance man, has claimed the
privilege of being the first contri-
butor. His check for 500 was turn
ed over to the treasurer by Neb-
lett.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
Wife OF Navv
Captain Dies
Suddenly Here

Mrs. Christine McOsker Momm,
40, died suddenly last night. She
was the wife of Capt Albert O.
Momm, USN, Commander, Sur.
face Anti-Submarine Development
Detachment.
The Nays Public Information
Office here, which announced the
death this morning, said that the
office had not been given details
as to where, when or from what
cause Mrs. Momm died.
She is survived by Capt. Momm.
three children, and a brother.
The children are Mrs. Barbara
Jean Karcher, "a, whose husband,
Ensign Robert Karcher, is aboard
the USS Perkins at San Diego.
Calf; Eleanor Francis, 10, a stu
dent at the Convent of the HOLY
Name, Rome, N. Y; and John AL
bert, IA, a student at Valley Forge
Military Academy, Wayne, Pa. n
The brother is Alan X. Mc0.
ker, Auburndale, Mass.
Mrs. Momm was born Sept. 6,
1905, at Lowell, Mass.
A spokesman at the Naval Hos
pital said Mrs. Momm was dead
on arrival at the hospital where
she was brought in a Navy am
bulance.
An autopsy will be performed on
the body, the spokesman added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
Dismissal From
Arn'gQr ri
For Fleming
Officer Tried For
Conduct As POW
Sentenced Today
BY EARL AYKRoID

FIT. SHERIDAN, Ill. R-Lt. Col.
Harry Fleming, first American
Army officer court-martialed for
conduct as a prisoner of war, was
sentenced today to dismissal from
the service.
In addition he must forfeit all
pay and allowances, under terms
of the punishment assessed by an
11-man military court which con-
victed him of collaborating with
the Communists while prisoner
in Korea.
The court-martial Of IL colonies
and lieutenant colonies deliberated
for IL hours before fixing Flem-
ing's punishment. The officers con-
sidered the extent of the penalty
from late yesterday afternoon until
$3.50 am. today. The court-martial
reassembled at 9 am. (EST) to
deliver its verdict.
Tense Listeners
Most of the prosecution and
defense witnesses were in the court
room when the sentence was an
nounced. Many of the men who
were prisoners of war in Korea
with Fleming stood tensely in the
courtroom waiting for the courts
decision.
THANK God I'm out of prison
now-this one and the Commu-
nist's," Col. Fleming said. After
the sentence was pronounced he
added:
'T'll do everything l can to clear
my name"
Dismissal from the service is
pretty hard to take. l don't intend
to stop the fight which started
here"
The colonel said he wished to
express "his tremendous thanks to
his friends and to those who never
heard of me before this thing but
who have responded with hundreds
of letters wishing me well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
Store Manager
Is Sought For
Embe5zIen,ent

Police here and in the Mia
mi area today were looking for
Philip Lonsmire, 50. manager
Of Gold Coast casuals, 423-B
Duval ST., who disappeared
with more than $1,000 Of the
stores money in checks and
cash.
The sheriff's department said
lonemire was charged with
embezzlement by Richard Rvd-
niger Of Miami, an owner Of
the store, before Justice Of the
Peace Ira Albury.
Witnesses, the sheriff's office
said, saw him enter the store
about 8 .. m. Sunday. Long,
mire, who lived at the la Con-
cha Hotel, has not been seen
since.
A statewide alarm has been
broadcast for his yellow Buick
sedan. The sheriffs department
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
School Building
Needs Here To
Be Surveyed

Preparations for the survey of
school building needs here are be-
ing sent to Horace O'Bryant, sup
erintendent of public instruction,
he said today.
He received this information in a
letter from DR.. F. A. Rhodes, as
sistant in surveys, of the state
school system.
The letter said the preparations
for the arrival here of the survey
team should include:
l. Spot maps showing where each
student of each school lives.
2. Charts showing attendance ut
each school by years. This will in
dictate a trend in school popula-
ton.
3. The number of pupils now at
each school.
4. Sketches of each school site
and a plan of the building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
Family OF
Man
Is Grateful
Roemhilds Express
Gratitude For Aid
In Sons Accident

The. parents of a sailor
who lost his foot in a towing
accident last week today
told The Citizen they want
ed to thank everybody for
being so nice and kind to
Bobby"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roemhild,
of Philadelphia, came here after
the< son, Robert James Roemhild,
19, fireman aboard AYR 81, lost
his left foot in a towing accident
off Dry Tortugas Sept. 16. His foot
became entangled in a blight of
the tow line.
Everybody has been so nice
and considerate to Bobby" Mrs.
Roemhild said.
Thanks Expressed
eve told him We wanted to
thank everyone, Mr.. Roemhild
said, "but we don't even know the
names of all the people who help
ed Bobby"
HE suggested that we 60 to The
Citizen" Mrs. Roemhild added.
1--WE tried to get in touch with the
Navy doctor who treated Bobby at
the scene of the accident" she
went on, "but we couldn't reach
him. They told us he was out on
a submarine.
Mrs. Roemhild was referring to
1t. James Ellis Stark, NC, USN.
DR.. Stark was board a nearby
AYR (aviation rescue vessel) at
the time.
Swims To Aid
Although his left forearm was in
splintS, the seas were running
eight to 10 feet high, and it was a
pitch black night, DR.. Stark leaped
overheard and swan so yards TO
reach the injured sailor aboard
AYR 81.
The Roemhilds also wanted to
thank Lcdr. Charles A. Hooper. Of
ficer in charge of the Nays Un-
derwater Photographic team.
Lcdr. Hooper is in charge of Op-
Grafton Flashbulb, a joint Navy.
Sylvania Electric Corp. project
that involves photographing a mid
get submarine underwater at night
and in color.
1t has been planned to shoot the
photo that night but storm came
up. The engine of AYR 81 went
dead and it was while the AYR
was being towed that the accident
occurred.
Tourniqvefs Applied
When the tow line snapped young
Roemhild's leg, Lcdr. Hooper
quickly put three tourniquets on
the injured man.
The Roemhilds also named Bill
Jones, lab technician in the Nays
Photo Center in Washington, who
also was on the project.
Jones and Lcdr. Hooper return
ed to Washington yesterday.
Ed Ciesinski, 504 Simonton, Key
West diver who also was working
on Operation Flashbulb, came in
for an expression of thanks, too.
1--WE just want to thank every
one for being so nice and helpful
Continued on Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23

City Tax Assessor Robert
Pollock presented the fig
ures after obtaining bids on
the proposals. He was in
structed to make a study of
possible reassessment by the
city commission S era |
weeks ago. City Commission
er Paul R. Roberts has spear
headed the drive for reas-
sessment.
Of three members present al
yesterdays meeting, Commissioner
Roberts spoke out strongly in
favor of the proposal, Commission.
er Louis Carbonell opposed it flat
ly and Commissioner Jack Delaney
was non-committal during the dis
cuSSi0n.
Wants The Facts
Tax Assessor Pollock said that
he was not recommending reaSSesS.
ment, and neither was he oppos-
ing it. Il was just told to get the
facts" he said.
Commissioner Roberts said that
he asked for the meeting to re-
quest a program of reassessment
Ito correct some obvious inequali-
ties in the tax toll rolls"
do you think the tax rolls are
equalized," commented Commits.
sioner Roberts, Some people are
paying high taxes and others are
getting away with murder. I'll
take the tax book page by page
and show you it isn't equalized.
Carbonell said: 81 am not going
to pick on any one person or group.
You are out to get the big fellow
you're after and you'll get a lot
of little ones"
"IneqUality"
When Carbonell said "there is
inequality on both sides of the
political fence" Roberts replied:
1.-The fact that l am for a pro-
gram of this sort is proof that ]
am not playing Sides
He held that the survey would,
Continued o.: Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
Whisky Is Stolen
From Bar Today

Thieves who broke into the Mid.
get Bar, Simonton and Greene SITS.
early today, will be able to have
real party, according to the po-
lice department,
Thomas Russell, proprietor of the
establishment said that they made
off with two cases of whisky along
with six loose bottles.
Russell, who closed the bar "a
bout lao a. m. today, said that
he discovered the theft when he
prepared to open for business this
morning. The thief gained entrnce
by forcing a side door.
The sheriff's department is in
vestigating the case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
City Postpones Action On Tax
Retaliation Program At Meet
City Fathers To Wait Until
After Consolidation Voting

9g~Phe city commission moved to make further study
of three low bids for general program
the city, but they will take action until after the No
veber general election when Florida voters will decide
whether not the city and county tax offices will be
consolidated.
Bids presented to the city commission yesterday at
special meeting ranged from 80 to 60 thousand dollars
for complete to from So 700 to 80 thou
sand dollars for "consultation."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23

The commissioners had
been scheduled to meet to-
morrow at 5 p. m. with
James McEwen, Hillsbor-
ough state attorney, and
George Dayton, road board
attorney, who filed the suit
here September IA.
Whether or not that meeting will
still be held after yesterdays de-
velopment was not known when
The Citizen went to press today.
Dayton Is Told
Demeritt said he talked with
Dayton by phone about noon today
and told him of the commissions
decision.
Dayton, according to Demeritt,
said he saw no use in coming here
but that if he and McEwen decided
to make the trip they would wire
Demeritt. Dayton was in Dade
City when he talked with Demeritt
today.
The decision was made at yes
terday's meeting, Demeritt added,
because two commissioners - En-
rique Esquinaldo, ST., and Carl
Bervaldi - said they would not be
able to attend tomorrow's meeting.
Dayton and McEwen had asked
that all seven commissioners be
present.
Unanimous Decision
The decision not to join the suit
was unanimous.
The motion not to Join the suit
was made by Commissioner
Joseph Cleare and seconded by
Bervaldi.
The motion by Cleare was:
"lnaSmucn as several members
of the board of commissioners had
served notice they would not be
available for a meeting requested
by Mr.. George Dayton and Mr..
James McEwen on Friday, Sept.
"A, and as it is the opinion that
the full attendance be present at
the special meeting, that the COM
mission for expediency, all men,
bers being present, express the
view that considerable political
play appears to have occurred re-
Gently in reference to the affairs Of
the Bridge District and that
would be unwise to engage in liti.
CATION based on audits of which
the commission is not informed
and the commission is not in a DOS
ltion to judge from the information
1t has received whether or not il
should join in the suit and there.
fore leaves the matter of litiga-
ton up to the parties who are res
ponsibile for the audit"
MisspendiDs Claimed
Dayton and McEwen filed the
suit for an accounting of about a
quarter of million dollars in dis.
trict funds which the bill of COM
plant alleges was misspent.
The suit was filed on behalf of
the members Of the State Road
Board.
At the time the suit was filed,
McEwen predicted the commits
sion would join the suit.
Named as defendants were:
Alonzo COthron, a contractor.
Brooks Bateman, former general
manager of the toll district.
Floyd Lamb, as an individual
and as owner of the Floyd Lamb
Construction Co.
The Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany of Maryland, which bonded
Bateman.
D. NJ. Andrew, former employe
of the district.
Earlier this year Bateman and
Cothron were tried on grand lar
ceny charges involving district
funds.
A Criminal Court jury found
them not guilty.
At that trial, the prosecution was
headed by John Marsh, Dade Coun-
ty solicitor. McEwen assisted
Mareh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
Bridge Dist. Commission
Won't Join SRD In Suit
ALI Seven Members OF Group
Make Decision Wednesday
By DENIS SNEIGR

commissioners of the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
Dct yesterday afternoon voted not to Join the STATE
noau BOARD In suit to recover quarter of million
dollars in alegedy misspent district funds
The meeting was in the county cour+ bousa .ua III
seven commission members were present. Antborv
Demeritt, chairman, said TODAY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-23
ROYALTY LEAVES

NEW YORK 1.-THE Duchess Of
Kent and her daughter, Princess
Alexandra, left for home yester-
day on the Queen Mary after a
brief tour of the United States and
Canada.
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RECRUITING DRIVE

HONG KONG (H1 - Peiping
says that China's Red Army will
recruit 100000 men as reinforce
ment and replacement to the
armed forces"
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CONTRIBUTION TOLD

Members of the Key West Po-
lice Department made a contrlbu-
ton of $3.50 to the Roosevelt Cash
family and also sent a wreath to
the funeral.