The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 3, 1943, Page 5

THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1213 ; THE KEY WEST CITIZEN INVESTIGATIONS INTEREST LAGS INAYMOND Ramirez | = LEGALS, GETS PROMOTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH IN WASHINGTON RED CROSS NEEDS THE SINGER SUA? Stat = (Spectal to ‘The Citizens i ATHE (STATE ¢ FLORID 9 sie : SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH! {yx CHANCERY. 5 : Observation taken 2 a m ARE NUMEROUS: PACIFIC, June 3—Raymond Ra-| : Case No. 9-23 Should We Allow — Without EWT. (City Office ; u i 4 | WORK ROOMS WILL REMAIN mirez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abel) LEON EDWIN KELLY. wie Axis M Temperatures ™ j CLOSED ON WED. Ramirez of 523 Bahama street, 2 cron pie DIVORCE | Moderated by Reprisals — xis Murders Highest last 24 hours oo . VARIOUS AGENCIES PRYING | ian on seen nber OF 20 bry “Defendant. | General Chairman of War Prisoners? Lowest last night g Tr. rv NESDAYS aircraft warning unit overseas, euue oF PU ‘ATION and ican Economic e Mean £ ITO PRIVATE LIVES AND- has been promoted to private first No age ere Racer Normal } : 5 ‘oy Kells shated by PASTS OF GOVERNM: | class, according to an announce-! 218. We Street, New As debated by ENT | | Mrs. Louise M. Albers, chair-;™ent from the South Pacific base York City, } ; Rev. Richard W. Searle, D. D. aes Bclaies Rainfall # si ii ji i Yor e eb. eq ed to appear " L 7 ainial ng WORKERS man of the Red Cross Surgical # which he is stationed. ‘eee Bin of Complaint for, General Secretary, the Greater New Hee Net ote ae U.P ae nounces that due 10 lack of re- TEMPERATURES Btn Gey of dai AD gies ons, ONE ‘eckes By JACK STINNETT |sponse from the volunteer work- SNe the ae eno Cece REV. SEARLE OPENS: The MR. BELLAIRE OPENS: Our gov Deficiency since J AP Features Writer Jers, she will no longer keep the Temperature data for the 24,‘"This order is to. ‘be published of the question is on the word ernment should immediately ar a ‘ an <1 WASHINGTON, June 3.—/|Post Ofifee Workrooms open on hours ending 8:30 a. m., June 3,!0nce a week for. four consecutive prisal.” Its occasion is the murd nounce a po of reprisals agains se There is no such thing as a “pri- | Wednesday evenings. “I have sat 1943, as reported by the U. S.' Wiener he ey Weat Citien... American. aviators by Japan Axis murders of war prisoners. 4 : shies | vate life” for a Washington gov- | there alone waiting for the women Weather Bureau: ‘and State. £ ; pont be ae haope ae act aire that we a a = z erpment worker any more. |t0 come in and make, dressings ci atiaient © Sarre | DORs Ana otteted et oy Work, Pon this practice. believe we should inform the pe inch eae PAIRS | _A co-worker, who probably is levery Wednesday evening for the’ last 24hours lastnight i943. z : : The impulse of hot anger is to de-| of Japan and Germany that prisoner Relative Humnadity - ” ' closer to governm: es last two months and no volun- Atlanta .. 89 70.- j A aw Ye mand reprisal. Sober thought, how-/| taken henceforth will be subject t * nd athe: Sess | red, so I hi decided Bost “lerk of ‘the, Cireu: sad als the folly and futility of | retali ti h A: C 2 / than any one else in the Capital, | teers appea so ave deci ton _ 88 70 ee mage rt w-nrus’ ever, rivals the folly and futility of | retaliatory action each time an 4 ld sien that it is useless to continue the ef- Brownsville 87 79 ) Kathleen Nottag such policy. Reprisal will not re-|ican is treated in violation of inte EAP as : ‘told me there now are more 3 Dpshity < store those aviators to life. Reprisal | national law. Sunrise 6:36 ' than 20 ivestigating agencies | fort,” she said today. Charleston _. 94 72 | Sa.) ROGER WATKINS, | will besmirch their glory with what} 1 would regret very much if t 8:14 5 prying into the private lives and | “The women of Key West seem Chicago 88 73 Solicitor for Pi will come to be recognized as our | policy forced us ever to take the ! . 8-04 a ; feasts of almost every one work- | to feel that now summer has-ar- Detroit 84 74 jun3-10-17-24,1943 ge Heese will endanger the | of an enemy war prisoner. But, I be r 9-47 = : ved need bestir “3S TIES SMA , lives of evel merican prisoner in| lieve humanitarianism, like charit; : ws “Mng for Uncle Sam, he aed ee Susie etna 79 (aN ame Gincvrr cour or THe! Japanese hands—and the Japanese | must begin at home. We must pro -omorrow's Tides ' ‘ ad, r 1 ~ } ELEV H JUDICIAL CIRCU i t te s! we ¢ ( ~ government official, and + | emselvés for Red Cross work. Jacksonville . 94 72 hold many more prisoners than do|tect Americans! Then we can w Naval Base ’ | They fail to realize that the war Kansas City . 88 76 OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, we = Japs and Maxi ighTide | Low Tide ' fan’t mention even the agency, | c AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. Bete 4 s | about Japs an azis. High Tide ~ ' eile tie that there is more wire: (600800 just the same and our men' KEY WEST _ 87 80 IN. CHANCERY. Reprisal would as surely be cold! There is no truth in the argum 12-08 4:35 ar ' Appi Wash . ave constantly being mobilized, K.W. AIRPORT 87 cs i | Case No, 9-22 murder as was the original act. We| we can best protect our people & 1 6:04 ¢ pping in ashington today | 4 wi a i ‘ ; HARRY WILLIAM MARTIN, cannot terrorize the Japanese because aliation.’ We are dealing wit - +t nd with the army increasing so| Memphis _ 89 76 * F an there was in the whole ©, the casualtics, with the r¢} Miami 90 meet Plaintiff, | | we are not inhuman and because to ies who believe might is right FORECAST nited States a year or So ago. |; creasing need for annals Meviniekyolis 21 66 DORA LEE MARTI DIVORCE | Japanese authorities captured Jap|They have no respect for humanita Ks We Vicin Scot Ei peas * soldiers are’ already written off. Re-!rianism, philanthropy or the Golde: i pos ' ak a a Secret cee | terial. Our women sit at home and| New Orleans _ 88 74 okpen oF prostendant, prisal would mean renunciation of Rule. To them these virtues are mere —- . ' only a small percentage of. orry about their sons, huisbafids, New York 86 71 | TO: Dora | the ideals for which we are fighting. | ly signs of weakness to be exploited | SOnJent : © prodding into the lives ot | cy sweethearts being wounded,’ Norfolk 94 73 701 Jot s | Reprisal would mean acceptance of; The Japanese people applauded the Flor | ‘feral employes. They gather) tut fect they sin Us wethiak 16: Oklahoma City 89 14 eee Tis. 3 i ‘ the principles applied by the Nazis | execution of the Doolittle Raid sultry ; i hi PE Bee oe y | 7. eve. © @P-| to Lidice—the innocent for the gu because they hope to spread term. night ' /gerprints (all of which go in-|to1p them. But they can, They | Pensacola 83 fees ea es mt filed! “Democracy has its proper and ong our armed forces. ee : | the vast FBI files), make su-\:yav save their lives by working Pittsburgh __ 84 so Eee os ‘the’ first , in fala certain way. Our victory is inev ne blood of the Doolittle Raiders | Widely rficial queries into past acti n hour.a day making surgical St. Louis 89 15 {A D. otherwise t ble. Then shall come the retribut s not alone on Jap hands. It is also | SOUtH Px s, etc. But it is the other in- 3ressin, i 2 Tam tions of said bill will be taken as) of justice—discovery and arrest on the hands of every American whc | 200n ' igs, which, when used to; Tampa 92 77 Soritensed ual and i cae 3 —es a ; fstigating agencies that do the | séver sulfanilamide powder will! ordered at Key West,| ‘al and condemnation of those advertises they can commit e | Hatteras, N. C, z avs pay A % Od day of Juce A. 1b.) sponsible. We must seek swif m of barbarism without fear 0! | cola, Fla: No ol gl snooping into minor details. | seve a man’s life. Australians favor air bases for ee : "| tory! retaliation. . . . WORSTEDS ; Just what departments, agen-| She calls attention to the fact us after war, Gallup poll finds. irenit Court MR. BELLAIRE CHALLEN a , : es, and bureaus have their ‘hat the Post Office workrooms lierk of ee sce eetet.| Whether the innocent suffer from | S pat ' “wn investigating branches 1° | re open every weekday, Monday LEGALS By: (Sd.) Kathleen Nottage, retaliation depends upon how n Bellaire. Reprisals will not p Chicken 7 ard to uncover. Most of. ther’ through Friday, from 9 to 6, and x Deputy Clerk. Americans! They will lead to th: 3S Se seny that their work is an-r morc | ‘he Casa Marina workroom is ha erent Sate sd ak murders @f more Americans, thri . a . K vr morc 2 iS Noviem OF APPLICATION For | *°li¢itor for Plaintiff bility i ‘ear : : yes aati “ad . eK cKEry ° Els 7 LIC Pi i ea y in Japan, making it the counter reprisals. Let us look at as one woul Ss s han an inquiry into the fitness! ‘nen. Monday, Wednesday and TAX DEED Jun3-10-17-24.1943 oe each Japanese to restrain his : numbers —the Japanese SHARK SKIN for the jobs to} friday afternoons from 1:3) to 5. (Senate Bill No. 163) eee wecusls, for i °'°-| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Which they are assigned. Civil! All Key West women are urgent- jose M. Renedo, holder ot’ "hee ‘Service makes no bones about! ¥ asked to choose the most con- Certificate No." 216, issued th : ;, 5 6th ihe fact that it investigates ap- Venient workroom and come in fia sume itty, Ape 6, BAS licants thoroughly. The Treas- and work at least an hour a day. made app‘ication for a tax decd: ‘to Jury department also makes no StS Sites BAA cha 2 be issued thereon. Said certificate n ; kes : embraces the following described Jeffort to hide its investigations ORIGINATED IN 1860 property Ee ct County’ of Gunite tax deed to be issu z ; ; ate of jorida, to-wit: thereon. Said ce ficate = vrs ae x n Key, Plat Book i | the County of Monro Bureau of Engraving, ‘he FBI, | press, originated in 1860, was in, Page 190 F1-347, as recorded | ida, tow in Monroe County Records. Lot 1 Secret Service, the Capitol Po- | existence only sixteen months. ‘The asvessment of the said prop- D. lice, and several other agencies | erty under the said certificate is- , To. sued was in the name of D. W. are given such a thorough going- | 0 Few Installments Sheek. ne over that there is only the | “How do you like my new frock, eithed ee shail Les erty under the said ce slightest chance that any phoney |J&ck? I bought it on the instati- property described therein will be | Vac qatenn ean W ve kill five. They Kil tenor should be classed with the They then kill twenty, anc tioner. ’ h. Who wins that struggle? I am not convinced retaliati.r y have no respect for hum: provoke new murders of Amer says Mr. ‘Bellaire. Assurances of immunity wil! « cherish our age Jap militarists. One reco taliation case occurred in B»: > OF APPLIC, ernment. If the Japanese people EOF APEACATION to do this, and applaud atrocitie they did in the Tokyo Massa‘ $72,000,000,90 a. White, Bie =a £29,000,000,000 »1t and — — —— DOUBLE of euptamter A. W en r captured Japanese. | Jap ambassador was subjeci als mean death for the t 8 dignities because of disgra , ec, E : | ment given the Brazilian an i in. Monroe in Tokyo. Reprisal halted : LAIRE REPSAES: Mr ment of the Brazilian offi ntly doesn’t realiz: 3 ‘) i‘ the Bataan heroes alreaay REV. SEARLE REPLIES nurdered by the Japs. The doubt, Mr. Bellaire, tha of the Tokyo Raiders erz “The Store That Serves r hari i a ” ‘ Van Haitsma & Lawrence Dettiing.| of Lidice applauded the dc iw that we would not re. could slip into jobs there. ment plan. sold to the highest bidder at the | ‘Unies said certificate shall be| drick. That did not jus You Best Hibae kn eeveral ‘oth gen “Better take it back and get a GOUrt house door on the first Mon-| redeemed according to law, the} fiendish retaliation. ing is saving no one PHONES 67 and 47 2 other a day in the month of July, 1943, a escribé: scein (Wi rere ooting a2 _ 4 cies where information of mil-|£°¥ More installments. We're go- which is the sth day of July, 1943: Dee rieten: Gates Pee No! Retaliation is aii + more lives. From expesi- le SHIRT and SLACK fi ile be hatidted ing to a respectable party.” Dated this 20th day of May,| Court house door on the first Mon-| Weapon which America « » Jap prisoner m: I xe- 814 Fleming Street ENSEMBLES (| y value is handled are _per- 1943, Se ae eae eee: use. “All out war”—yes! but Jap can be restrained ov fectly justified in assembling ae aks Alas poe a anvar which is the 5th day of July, war” to destroy forever the » meement of a policy of re- $5.95 $1258 thorough dossiers on every per- LEGALS | County, Florida. tt Monroe| Dated this 3rd day of J those ae would themselves de: “n 535 te $1258 Te bs (SE Ross C § laws of humanity. We fight to urpose is to terrorize us. son who works for them. But may20-27,Jun3-10,1943! “Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe | serve decency in oe and t ae ive of their campaign of terro decency a chance to permeate the to make us believe that they do n world including Germany and Japan. | care what happens to Japanese Retaliation is an aspect of ven-| become captives. That clever bit >7 - why several Congressional com- NOTICE UNDER FICeITIOUS | ARSON ae SOT REIS Ph iar ‘e . s y NAME STATUT! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T mittees a such agencies a: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that’ ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, the Public Buildings Adminis- | '¢ undersigned, desiring to engage! OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.) County, Florida jun3 2 ho 2 m7 . bi " ¥ "a a " NOTICE OF APPLI are vi Neation have.to: blanket investi: a eee ee aeeactioas a ~ ya gis peas COUNTY. TAX DEEL ea It does not belong to man. | Jap propaganda will be exposed the gations that already have been|Co.. 682 Duval Street. Key West, abe Néc 06 (Senate am No. 163) i is the prerogative of God alone. / first time we retaliate. ; Florida, intends to register the said) DPARRYL WOODROE SMITH, Sea Wer tae ers made is a mystery. fictitious name with the Clerk of Plaintiis M. holder of Tax | ——--—— ts eae PBA, for exmaple, is charged | the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun- ELE DIVORCE jar Prager ee Se | . with the safety of all govern-|'%: Florida. paun neon | Detenaant’ | Giled same in my oftice Jodddooone Buy More War Bonds yssrstscassate a ment buildings. Thus it feels! may13-20-27;jun3-10,1943 é ORDER OF PUBLICATION ana | ™2de application for a tax deed to No Limit On | Notiee te Appent be issued thereon. Said certificate . THE TO: Katherine Gurley Smith, 2511/embraces the following described agency to certify that all _em-|'%,™ ft ee AR oe eee South 28th Street, Ft. Smith |property in the County of Monroe, e i i nele g Arkansas. {State of Flori ployes are loyal tillers in U! OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN| you are hereby required to ap-| Lots 2 & Sam’s vineaard. Otherwise, they| AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN pear to the sworn Bill of Complaint called upon to require each BEEF, publication edited in said County erty described therein will be sold to »’s confusions, May add to one’s co and State. the highest bidder at the court Waycross, Ga. ; CHANCERY. h 0 1 eee A . ; ; Z filed against you in the above en- 5 5 ghee: «Sek oad |ports Reese |titled cause on ‘or before the 5th) Monroe County Records | aglaeed Piaintiee, day of July, A. D, 1943, otherwise The assessment of the KNOWLEDGE | ivonie, {the sllewafions therein will bejerty under the said certitic : | GRADY REESE Fe taken as confessed. sued was in the name of William, | ERG ROERS O E This order “is tobe published | Wslie Bets ene a 9 fe i ; m1] “e once a week for four consecutive | niess said certi e sha pe re- Logic, though infallible, jr PA Sod ah Ml A eae tah te weeks in The Key West Citizen, a deemed according to law, the prop- | For all its rigid premises, ee tar eae f oapiit ap- Done and ordered at Key West.|house door on ithe first Mon- ein o! Mori is 2 yO} 2 mol °' 39 Its hard and fast conclusions. [tiveree tiled ascaliet yous ti thet secre The and, day or rune AD Bin day of suis, 19 above styled cause on the first : : ais > : t AL) Ross C Sawyer Thus: a barber shaves a man in {se nen He (tee ea ee lerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe i 8 and it’s reckoned na take feo! County, Florida. Sixty seconds and will be taken as confessed. Ry (Sd.) Florence E. Sawyer, Sixty barbers on that selfsame job | ; Done and Ordered at Key West. | Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Pork Chops, jun3-10-17-24,1943 Cankide tt is ohe second. Florida, this 26th day of May A. D. ROGER WATKINS, cuit Court Solicitor for Pla ge ieeciee NOTICE OF APPLICATION Something must be wrong; this Seal) Ross C Sawyer | s ph iaicrntees FOR TAX DEED ; 5 - , Clerk of the Circuit Court : (Senate Bill No. 163) sort By: (Sd.) Kathleen Nottage, IN oon elle Hang fl a A NOTICE IS mosey daar ‘hat ing just won't w out. Deputy Clerk. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL © IT| Neil M. Knowle older 0: Of thing just won't work Ws on OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN| Certificate > . issued the 2nd But who am I, unerudite, : | AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, I ; September A. Ti. 1940, has fil-| ed same in my office and has made | application for a tax deed to be is. | sued thereon. Said certificate em-| ¥ braces the following described prop- | ¥ PIII AAAI AAAI IAAI IIIA IAS AAA ASSIS I SSASI SAT Case No, 9-24 That logic I should flout | ay27:jun3-10-17,1943 CHANCERY. | ETHEL P. LUDW NOTICE OF APPLICATION Fon and CHEESE Then in geometry I learn i i TAX DEED That points have no dimension. (Senate BUL No. 163) “ARS mie erty in the County of Monroe, State| + ‘ - NOTICE IS ot Y GIv CARL DWIG, of Florida, to-wit: * 4 And vet a row of them will form | 0 ye eing eee ne EN; Defendant. Lot 3, Little Torch Ke x s ine—w as extension! yee C2 ie ‘ r of NOTICE TO APPEAR ree! Twp. 66, Range l* 4 A line—which has extension! Tax Certificates Nos. $33, 834. |ro re LUDWIG, | Acres, "D2-94- to 114, 3 1% E All Meats Are <pged ill carl ieee nd day of clo Rudolph Messersmith, ‘As recorded in Monr * "ve teon badly. t lapplication fo: i to ‘ou are hereby required to ap-| ‘The assessment o! e sa! ‘Op ‘That I've been badly taught. epieation for a tax deed: to be pear to the sworn bill. of com-lerty under the said certificate is-| ¥ # 2 ¥r. Since when has NOTHING plusj| Gnirace the followi “hescribed |Plaint filed against you in the|sned was in the nanfe of Thos.| % another \ above styled cause on or before! porter. et al. 1} an, ,the County of Monroe. | the ‘sth el day of s Sage . D. 1943.) Unless said certificate shall be| « otherwise the of said) redeemed according to law, the bill will be taken as confessed by| property described therein will be| * NOTHING equaled AUGHT? 1 OIE eee New Ceiling Prices ok 1 Page 159 mest I = = - you. highest bidder at the| * 4 Thus planes, composed of Tines,| rded in Monroe Thine ahd Grdgxed al Key Week| orbte Rages sontou the test: Ment Prevail = nix, "833. The. as- | F ida, this 2nd day of June, A. D. y in the month of July, 194 i* = Yet when multiplied memampent OF ald Dect ae , Ross C Sawyer : ee ee ete Bring Your POINT = They form a room sans roof and}. Was in’the mame et Bik. Pahee Glerk of Circuit Court of Monroe| (@Rat) Ross C Sawyer | ¥ RATION BOOKS = walls er. A ee PR Ea a | Clerk ‘of Circuit Court of Monroe) You Go 4 r , SE ot 2 Sar 2, glers Park Key YM“ Ol , Fi a. When You (wih nothing much inside. Tarep, Pint Book t Ware 139 ;Solicitor for the Graaplain | = Countoy, Florit® jung-10-11-24.19431 5 “ s The wizard Albert Einstein gave; County Records, as embraced in IE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ¥ b4 Th roid: a ne “gee rah Certificate No; 834. The assess- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A LEVENTI JUDICIAL _crrcurT ¥ eee 4 1e world a new geometry ment of id property under TAX DEED OF THE STATE OF a ceee * a i i e name of E. L. Palmer. I Y Gl i * rs = e aay Bal ; n 21 Sar. Anglers Park Key Jose M. Renedo, holder = ax zie CHANCERY, x POTATOES og 60° = ow true (to him) was tweedle- Aare Plat Book age 15 Certificate 37, issu the c ME SCHWARTZMAN, * ibs. = Pain fe . As recorded in Monroe | 6th day of Ju D. 1936, has) AN RICE Hit peer ¥ j 1 = - County Ree 2 filed same in my office and has madi DIVORCE. * NO LIMIT = Certificate 35. application for a tax deed to be ise MARION CAPLAN SCHWARTZMAN, x = Of course (inciuding Ein) we'll; ment of said property under | sued thereon. Said certificate em- ‘Defendant. ¥ = : | the said Certificate issued was praces the following described prop: ORDER OF PUBLICATION Groceries - Meats = never in the name of E, L. Palmer. erty in the County of Monroe, State| ro: {% = Know if it is wrong or right Rar. 3, Aulmlere: : Fark’? MARION CAPLAN SCHWARTZMAN z ‘| Fruits - Vegetables = Till Docte Gall “a ts it with <ey t Book 1 Page t 15, Sqr. 1, Olliewood No. 2 | 4658 York Road, * | = or Gallup tests it wi As recorded in Plat Book 1 | Baltimore, Md. ¥ \ . 3 = His okey dokey plebicite. ‘ Page 100 Ft 348, as recbeaed } in | You are hereby reared, tee eel x t —— — . 3} lonroe County Records. jpear to the bill of complaint ‘or = MARGARET CROLLY. a ‘The assessment of the said prop-| Givorce filed against you in the! & at AUX W.NTE ond = Stump Lane, y e said Certific- | srty under the said certificate 1s-| above styled cause on the Sth day * | BLUE RATINGS = Key West, Fla. ssued was in the name of | sued was in the name of Preston! of July, A. D. 1943, the same being) * | = . L, Palmer. Lee Loveland. ja rule day, otherwise the allega-|¥ = ——__—__— nless sah Ss siticeses. sp bere-| Unless said certificate shall be| tions of said bill will be taken as = ” More Work nrding to law. the prop-| redeemed according to law, the | confessed. 1 = Pat was one di b out eladar pe sold to! property described therem will be| Done and Ordered at Key West, A = 5 av employed by the highest. bidder at. the court | sold.to the highest. bidder at. the| Fiecias, this 18th day of May, A. D- MILLINERY 3 an old Jady in the country, At tea\ house door on the first Mon-| court house door on the first 1943. t = time, when the old 1; y in the month of July, 1943, E month of Jt Peih\ iehtcait coast : 2 nen the old lady was serv-| which is the th day of July 1 which is the 5th day of July, 1943. Seal) Ross C. Sawyer | x =z ee tea, efit @ small morsel of te this 20th day of May,| "Dated this 20th day May, Clerk of the en aera Court. = = joney on the plate. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer | (ah : " = “i yer | (SBAL) = oreo s 4 Begorra, ma’am.” said Pat, “[ Clerk of Cirenit Court of Monroe! Clerk of Cireuit an Po WILLIAM 4 ig yal Key West, Fla. = see you keep a bee.” County, Florida County, Florida. ee 2 5 = LAR An Ababa dhhbhhahaha heh haaha haha nhaaa aaa aba aasa saa aesa aa sasaaaaeababaaaaaaahanahahanannnnannhnnnhnnnninn may20-27,jun8-10,1943! may20-27,jun3-10,1943