The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 7, 1943, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service and AP Features For 63 Years Devoted to the Best of Key West THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER VOLUME LXIV. No. 160 Che Key West Citizen = iw THE KEY WEST, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1943 NAZIS LOSE OVER 314 PLANES IN Cily Attorney To Be Sent. ™ To Tallahassee To Request Reiiearing On New Gharter : Gtierte To Have Recta | \CARO LEAVES aan ediieliee of toons. tional Committee Ap-\ FOR TALLAHASSEE IN "22,2" pointed Failed At Ses- INTEREST OF CHARTER’ steiino «« sion Last Night i to make a motion for a rehearing | @long the entire front. The City Counts at its regu-|in the matter of the court's dei The spearhead, which the Ger- lar meeting last mat voted 12/cision regarding the 1919 and the Mans drive into the Russian lines 39 charters of the City of Key eve City Attorney ihos. 5. Caro! West @ te Tolishessee and request al The court has decided that the | MOSCOW, July 7.—The Rus- j Siem communique today said that the Germans, as fast as they are beaten back along the 165-mile j front from Orel to Belgrade. they | return with other waves of planes jand ates and infantry, as a re- 10,000, end 314 planes. and their alliés are | front, evidently trying to find a City Attorney Thomas S. Caro’ Weak spot in the Russian defense, jleaves tonight for Tallahassee to’ 2U except for some minor gains, | latter rter is operative, but the wehesring on Key West's sated P24 nee nn mage “ con- } |formity with the 1919 charter,: Gharter on the grounds that im | which the court holds to be in-} portent taxing sections and oth. | V#lid. Should no change be made! in the ruling, then many of ‘the ot ke subject were embodied in| city offices, which are now de- cided at the polis through the e te geapered chester that failed | tion of candidates, will have to be ot pessege. weich leaves thejfilled by the city council after) ATLANTA, July 7.—Frank civil service examinations. In that Costangy, Deputy Regional Di- ty without pews to act in these | vent, nc on for those the War Manpower tik offices rector of Cor ‘matters since the court has ruled | Wil! be held next November mmission. today Miller Walton, a Miami attor- | @lmost universal misunderstand- het the old charter is non-ex ney, will accompany Mr. Caro to 299” of the regional labor stebili- Tallahassee. zation act. Nothing will be done on this “This plan.” Constangy declar- ‘White in Tolishassee Mr. Caro|trip. Mr. Caro said. about the 6d. “has-been in effect since carly tproposed revenue bonds, which, = May throughout the Southeast- :. Wilh endesvor to obtain a clear) i. court decided. could not be!€fM region except at localized validated under the ordinance |Poimts where special area plans understanding in the entir ie} that had been passed for that @re in force, but thousands of in- matter + to the functioning of purpose. When the court's final quiries received by our WMC of- decisiot is reached regarding tices indicate that the majority of departments. the city’s various | what charter the city should ad- | €mployers and employes alike are an endeavor was made to have! jiere to. then an amended ordin- | ot familiar with its provisions. lance. Mr. Caro said, will be drawn “In its broadest. sense.” Con- © committer appointed to seF¥E |) iver the bond issue. The vali- | tangy continued, “the plan at- es © reereation wait for the pur-| dation proceedings’ will then come up in the circuit court and will be pose of obtaining carried to the supre facilities thet would be used by migration by encouraging the full use of local lebor—in short. to obtain a maximum utilization of available manpower resources. He emphasized the fact that la- bor stabilization does not mean recreationa! was done under the present ordin- an serve omen end civilians as oe VEHICLE OPERATIONS George Mills White addressed REQUIRED IN JULY the council in ——— wners are July eport on operat * Gahev. District n Division of Motor It only defines methods by which labor mzy change from one job to enother For the benefit wish to brie connection with | required to second 1943 at) Trans- and the the recreational program. gave on outline of the proposed folk oD then e@dressed the board re Cr sof War N tee fa to all commercial ASKS OFFICE SPACE questing the permission of council te allow beer to be serv od ot @ night perty which is in planning tor officers and enlist vehicle owne and operating one or two > their rec require kee mileage Those owning he said, ke FOR ASSISTANT STATE ATTY. HENRY JONES eet ops nthe din addi od personne! ot « night club oF ether place on this coming Sun @ey sight. Lieut. Chernak was | vmbormed that the beer » th s gua by ODT Mr cer- s supplied them file a report y said, jeopardizes vio the wes in lation of wine and quer ordinance ROBERT MOORE GIVEN HEARING and subjects the owner t in gasoline for his eduction or ve J WACS ENLISTING — “ ' Enrique E " th S. White, See" GATO DORMITORY sum s for the WA ‘iglotined « Citizen today that she will be 1100 Simonton Street of th komm the Chamber of Commerce from 10 in w A DEFENSE PROJECT Re Cor | on ill 4 o’ciock in the after { passing yn to determine the ntal The privileges of this Dormitory He wa or. a poe ad a are extended to the ' Captain Ray omen 1 lt curasd bin years of ligible for « following: Comstabie Ray Elwood tment nt White stat- CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES - of the Key West Naval Station CONTRACTORS’ PERSONNEL eet ! Sale! of Army and Navy Defense WOTOR TUNE UP S =i = For Sale! of Army | ition. Radio. Good tires- $1.00 Per Day Leu Smith Auto Service ALBURY'S SERVICE) White ot Fleming St. Phone 5 STATION, $90 Simonton Sirest. $3.50 Per Week) ee ee, | raee REE emma LOST IN BATTLE OVER 10,000. 1,200, the number of troops. s Striking at many points along the a appear before the supreme court the Russian lines have held strong | REVEALS AN ALMOST UNIVERSAL MISUNDERSTANDING OF REGIONAL LABOR STABILIZATION MEASURE - (My Ansociated revealed “an «i iempts to eliminate wasteful la- « bor turnover, reduce unnecessary }: * freezing” of labor at present jobs. | Se ae Se OFFICER ARRIVES ——— = lot ULS. A. PRICE FIVE CENT 1,200 TANKS, RUSSIA; TROOPS Beginning erday, has been str ghtened | ut, the communique stated. At! Belgrade, at the southern extrem-! At the meeting of the County ity of the all-out offensive, fight ing continued throughout tie! Commissioners last night, it was night, mans i and this morning the Gcr-|Cecided that they will sit as an siggy to have been; ac > position: from} Speaettion: host. beginning ¥ n ed their offen | Wednesday night. July 21, to While the Russian high: com-:e8e complaints about assess- mand is referring to the action signe, cms itlkes Seawita: nak) sall: full-sea Radio Ber-, in today s it was littl It was further decided that than a “feeler” movement last 48 hours. Radio Ber- imed, in a report heard here, the Germans had destroyed 300 Russian tanks and more the commissioners will meet ir Cleiens more than 640 planes ASK PROBE. IN co Unitec es Employment Ser- vice employer must furnist the separation form on request the worker but will ind the form he or c whether agr ees te the release of th GUARD STILL IN ploy j “If the cmployer agrees, the HOSPITAL US. ES. will ma mat a refet. i will be urg turn t (Continued on Page Fou LOCATE PARENTS OF DROWNED MAN COUNTY TO FURNISH PART OF MONEY TO DEFEND JOHNS SUIT Comé On Folks Let's Build that Stadium Only 3 more days to vote for your favorite candi- All funds go to build the date for Stadium Queen. Stadium. Cast your votes at the Key West Chamber Ballot Box closes at noon Saturday, of Commerce. July 10. Commissioners To Sit As _ Equalization Tax Board | office fer the Shark Hides Are | No Longer Dried Out On No Name Key Causeway * NEGRO | KILLING : skinning camp at No Name Key ‘\WOUNDED COUNTY PRISON "ight of the county commission-| ways of five airfields were dot- under full steam in broken fer. . | the old causeway at that key. s the commissioners about the dis- |; Stated thet the carcasses of the !- sharks are carried out into a made eny annouce mer ' and the house are reported today channel and dumved. to be bogged down over the dif- “O"*e™ming the number of w Ccmmissioner Harry Harris, ferences about the bill that would ships that engeged in the bettt * plaints, ~'So London Reports Today; |_ Cher Kien ea On July 21 Tite BULLETINS | 'NIPPONESE LOSSES SAID TO BE FAR GREATER that capacity on every succeed- scattered THAN THOSE SUFFER- ED BY AMERICANS (By Assock: ing meeting. following Julv 21, SICILIAN AIRFIELDS RAIDED; ALGIERS.—Ailied planes last heard. night reided three airfields along an the eastern side of Sicily. heaa- The 1943 tax book is now in elisa ‘dipotiod. Bk was dos | County Clerk Ross C. Sawyers that direct hits were made on a: of @romes and that they were weft in the Navy issued no particulars “ flames. The Allies encountered " learn little opposition from enemy t the aevel battle im Bau fighter planes, but it was said thai Guif, other than to sey American the anti-aircraft fire was more intense than usual. losses were slight and thet the Japs had been defeated and were until all complaints have been (By Associated Preas) WASHINGTON. July 7.—Whie examination texpayers, who wish to what their present taxes are. RENDOVA REINFORCED WASHINGTON. — It was of- | ficially reported today that Amer- ican troops on Rendova Islena. | five miles south cf Munda. in New had lost six cruisers and Georgia Island. hed been rein- forced. American and Australian ““°¥¢#s. ond that four other Jap troops are now closing in on Mun- warships were badly damaged da f three sides. cpa | to @ loss of but cne destroyer FLYING FORTRESSES BUSY ‘he 2100-ton Strong. by the ALGIERS — Twenty-iour Fly- Americans, ing Fortresses last night bombed several points in the heel of the. Other Jap warships, the Lon the last Ttelian boot. One ammunition don report stated. were fieeing ae dump was blown uv and the run-" fleeing. « report here from London ihat the Japs was reunites we A representative of the com- Fany that is conducting a shark- appeared at “obey Phang ye Two | enemy mation. Firing in the encounter Fortresses, were shot W@s at blank range, or simost i ‘Fortresses returned 19 bianic range, @s Kula Gulf, thoug’> exeedingly deep. is only 15 miles long with its heed only halt ers ard informed them that hides chr Complaints had been made ic EMERGENCY BILL WASHINGTON. — Conaress to day is considering the passage of e $142) 000 emergency bill. agreeable odors from the hides. mile wide and its mouth The representative further miles in width Neither London nor Washe CONGRESS BOGGED DOWN WASHINGTON. — The <enste ton has Erovide en eppropriation for the carrying out of the OPA rollback ° crocram on @ reduced scele The employed eithe: senate yesterday assed a bill that is virtually the same as the ©@ns or Japs. ore the Presiden 10 what extent sircrats A who had investigated the com was directed to check uF bv the en the information given the But both the board by the representative. Torcrt and the news from LEGISLATIVE ACTS TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE CITIZEN reir b Amer r by the 4 ments. has been trying BRITISH DISCOVERY ver the Japenc.e defeat € gle ners Py o gran ty ghir pall icwed iifferent pattern re 4 what Wt did after feat the Jaws at M the Coral See end in th betties off the Solomon t extravegantly claimed many American warship nk. wiving the rumber ) tick" lass thet wes supposed «nhl P 1 1 lip gets to Ge Benne Todey Redio Tok number of Amencan vw eae had been sunk”. end the curred to its re Stays On TE re Stays Smooth a week ago when it clatme *$100 IRENE HERVEY in been sunk when the Aan ‘HALFWAY to SHANGHAI ‘iciiiadh Aibiilieess . aiaa — NEWS and SERIAL five mile uth { Mun REVLON NAIL ENAMEL 21 Enchanting Shades! SOUTHERNMOST CITY PHARMACY, Inc. Prescription Druggists PHONE 199 Duval at Fleming Key West was reported ister by the N erly one transport wes sunk that was after the troog WANTED Boy, over 13 years of age, to make himself generally useful around newspaper and fs toe r ee ee eee eeeeeeenenes DADE LODGE No. 14. F & AM printing plant. Must have bicycle. Apply agg THE KEY WEST CITIZEN“ S