The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 6, 1943, Page 1

Pe ARAL I OA Associated Press Day Wire Service and AP Features Key West, Florida, his the most equable climate in the country; with an evers-- For 63 Years Devoted to the Best In of Key West range of only 14° Fahrent -*t Che Hey West Citizern THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER Eo [nh T82. VOSA, VOLUME LXIV. No. 159 "PRICE FIVE CENI5 TUESDAY, JULY 6, KEY WES T, FLORIDA, 1943 Allotment O81 Funds Te} Be Determined In Mat-| ter By Key West’s Act- ual Planning Needs (Washington Correspondent of The Key West Citizen) WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 6. Redevelopment of Key West's worm ereas, with whatever pian- Bing is necessary to be financed by © Federal grant. is provide for under the terms of a pend- img Senate bill, introduced by Senator Robert F. Wagner New York and sponsored by the Uren Land Institute. Unlike the proposal drafted by the National Resoarces Planning Board. and introduced by Sena- of fer Thomas of Utah, Key West's! allotment of funds for planning would be determined by Key West's sctusl planning needs. Under the Thomas-NRPB pro- Peesl. Key West would be limited to 55.160. Herbert U. Nelson. corporate secretary of the Urban Land In- stitute, and executive vice presi- dent of the National Association of Resi Estate Boards, and Chas. T. Stewart director of ULI, in response to specific inquiries. indicated that the following Project could be their plan in Key West. fimnanced by Raszing and construction of the 3.063 houses more than 35 years of age. Senator Wagner's bill incor- porates oroposals for redevelop ment of cities worked out by the Urban Lend Institute organization whose board of di a private fectorate is composed largely °° private real estate men and architects. Under the crovosal the Fed- eral government would finance local planning where needed and would lend funds to for in cities purchase of lend worn-out ‘areas so it can be assembled in CATO CAFETERIA 1100 Simonton Street A DEFENSE PROJECT The privileges of teria are extend: vg to the following CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES of the Key West Naval Station CONTRACTORS PERSONNEL ef Army and Navy Defense Projects OF ARMY. NAVY. PERSONNEL COAST GUARD and MARINE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES FAMILIES OF THE ABOVE GROUPS Redevelopment Of Key West's Wom Areas 1s Provided For Under Terms Of Pending Bill lommissioner Harry ‘Mets To M: ake Re ey Tonight On ~ SHOT AND ‘AILLED BY KEMP ee DOING BATTLE NEGRO SLASHES ‘aa More Than i roe bial 738 Tanks And 203 Aircraft; Bit- ter Fighting Raging On | ' i } Ha the He and of the co a While blood was spurting out deeply into Kemp's arm and Both Sides jedors h t a severed artery in Prison cut an artery in two. - LATE BULLETINS“: aoe sag Tuovoir wan vEstis | —— A co tr k ‘| ENGAGED IN FIGHT NORTH hab taiaapeg shea that the nd George Charles Hep ed | MOSCOW, July 6.—Germans (ms tnectene 3 Hass Sieg re “haart WEST OF NEW GEORGIA = burn, a negro, 27. of 219 Olivia i et and ther sllies bave sterteu «@ es ISLAN FEAR HOLLAND INVASION street, was poised to strike again : — ull sale cifeasive from Orel to LONDON.—The German high THIRTY ENEMY PLANES Hi T Wi agai a 3 ‘ command must fear that the Al- , f ged knile (ity Associated Press 165 miles south, but the outcome lies have decided to invade Hol- : MELBOURNE, July 6—Amer vin by is tegiotserewoess BY ALLIES IN FIFTEEN MINUTES AND °° = Seem ao wow alae a here by RAF pilots of reconoiter- is 4 ican and Jépanese worships ere Germans, Redio Berlin today ing planes. The pilots say that a ” rtly ate ase wane German troops, guns and tenks are 45 DESTROYED IN LAST 24 HOURS 2 ae a t believed to have come to rips | ‘#id nothing ebout the drive but streaming into Holland, whose oe . near Kolombangera, northwest | “fined its remarks to the vio fortifications are being strength- . ounty j nd Hepburn dropped ened all along the coast. A $00-ton ALGIFRS, July 6.—Allied fiy , of New Georgia Island, though , *"! counter-ettecks the Russians So was sunk off Hol- oy, have destroyed 45 enemy ' is - porn no officiel resort has been made 2%¢ ™#king in that sector, ie plancs in the last 24 hours, but 30 mpl stile de des Bis ce be Exe for one spearhead SENATE DEBATES ROLLBACK of them were shot down in 15 : A A in| Which bes driven = wale Oe WASHINGTON. — The ro!l- utes, heedouarters reported toda Lane ee Se anh Se ee ae pots nape ee ae mantis The intensified fighting, when gone, fou ijn one. miles deep into the Russian is being debrted in the senate this |, enemy aircraft hurtled into 7 on Hepburn’s bedy after hi It was stated that should the} "es the Nazis have bees busi afternoon. It was said the likeli- hood is $350.000.000 will F> appro- priated to emvower the OPA to reduce the vrices of butter. meat and coffee. ed back ai every point, according {to today’s local communique. It added thst the Hussan the sea every minute. occurred off Sardinia. One hundred German end Italian planes took to the air to try to drive beck the Flying Fortresses 7s they sped toward Serdinia, but the enemy fighter craft vroved to be no match for the big American planes. Qne Americens and the Australian: hosp & peng ©P-' gain fcotholds north and east o was t ge amount Munda, that Jap base will then; be forced to surrender or its en counter-atiacks were so ferocious to SENATE AND HOUSE CLASH WASHINGTOP. — Differ->-os between the senate and the house over the bills that provide for in-. Fortress alone, setting a record ferior and labor security stiil con-!for the war in a single fight. ac tinue. with a settlement not yet| counted for 13 of the destroyed in sight, it wes visita today. enemy planes. SAYS JAPS WILL BE BEATEN CHUNGKING. — Generalissimo nad BRIDGE TOLLS 10 DECREASE rap apa MRS. 1. RUSSELL ‘ DIED HERE SUNDAY ::: TO DRAFT MEN AND WOMEN rationin WASHINGTON. said Red that the President not d-r ing the present session, but when congress reconvenes. will recom- mend the vassace of a bill that would dreft men and women for essential war work. The range of ages was not given. nd custained. the Axis powers. in the last 26 than 10,62¢ d hi: K tire garrison will be wiped out.} It was added that hours, have lest were th om kied, while the r na ly will be defeated that-two years from now they will be beaten into surrendering un- cenditionally, but added that Chin> was too wreak economically to do that herself. and that she must be aided by the Allies to at- tein that end ‘t : UNTY TAX BOOK 7 $i ATT ABE STARTING TOMORR( — tt was FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED TOMORROW AFTERNOON *edav cac ©OR VACATIONISTS = ~*"" WASHINGTON. — The OPA on need today tha: at astern states wi lowed, throucth ccuper to buv ibe from take summer resorts and return. CEN. GIRAUD’S MISSION WASHINGTON. — General Gi- P raud's mission to this country will be to discuss military matters stely with exerts in Weshin-ton it was officially announced today. There will not be env discussion of French civil or political differ ences in North / ca. Eu Bethe A WwW CIGARETTE TAX STARTS TALLAHASSEE. — The tax of three cents a vack on cicarettes which was to have gone into ef ‘ fect on July 1 but was delayed be cause of a shortage of stamps, be MADE SERGEANT RN TO CITY CATO DORMITORY PROHIBITED READING ARRIVE IN KEY WEST A DEFENSE PROJECT O1L SPR A Y cae Your Fenders and Chassis—it , r en ss ae PAL ACE THEATES saves you buying a set of Fenders. HAL F Lov Smith AUTO SERVICE White at Fleming St. Phone No. 5 te Arr B: ck m m VES ST CITIZEN Duv.