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yy Press Day Wire Service and AP Features Por 68 Years Devoted to th Best Interests o! Key 7." Che Key West Citizen THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. VOLUME LXxIV = 4 165 ‘GOVERNOR HOLLAND INSTRUCTS SCHOOL BOARD TO DESIGNATE SUCCESSOR 10 SUPERINTENDENT (My Axsociated Press) CAR OPERATORS MINUS thee 2688 we Geed today without (By Associated Presny ae a ee, te GOVERNMENT STICKERS ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN Georgia. and Allied plenes and Saal communique added es * WILL BE ARRESTED A¥YSTRALIA, July 13.—Jap war- naval contingents sped to the Penton, «© point 18 miles / ships were caught yesterday @!teck. The Jap ships tried to at Beigered eeceeded im Howard Wilson, deputy internal escape. but were first attacked KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1943 ‘MIRACULOUS STORY OF U.S. TALLAHASSEE, July 13—; Thc nutes of the first meet-| i ing we sent to the governo: j Governor Holland today accept: office by Carlyle Roberts, chair led the resignation of Allan B. man « board, and the min i utes of the second meeting wer | Cleare, Sr.. as deputy superinten | iaijed to the governor by Mr ™ dent of public instruction in| Clarence Pierce, chairman pro ° F ND S MAN | Monroe County, and notified the} Governor Ho wa nt m Spearhead, Germans FOUND LAST NIGHT. county schoo Board to desig- oe. and-aae presumn st a WP NONE OF CARB Slik icasece so, curve white|iher have vot yes teen valle ta Lose More Than Three édsinicienis his attentic le Patrolman Adrian O'Sweeney | *B® Fesuler superintendent is on) However. the governor's di Thewsand Dead wes told, shortly before 10 o'clock | military leave. cting the board to “designate : 2 i 4 succeE © indicates that a third muah by a clerk in the Man- a neet be held for that —— e that 4 young man had The latter part of purpose MOSCOW fuly § 13.—Thougn "* @ pink bleaching fluid, and | is confusing, as the Allan B. Cle hose 1 . = he was dying unconscious in | Board, on one occasion, design nt n accepted by Gov Meee ore fgrting turously haps ed Willard M. Albury as ti H i acting — eel & te 16} mile Pat an O'Sweeny found An-| vin E. Russell, who is on Ie 1 ed, said this after- eter Getween Orsi snd Bei Fulguero to be the man,,of absence, and then, at led a meen “nd summoned an ambulance and! Meeting, the board pointe the I = B for 3 Greet ey bere been bogged | : n out to the Naval; Wiliam W. Demeritt to fill the o'clock Friday afternoon to name Gwen sthome the emtire route the ail alheaie tates admenenits ‘sme vacancy. i! ucce Qeetiee comerenique said today. Pumped out. He shortiy after re- ‘i comet ames et we FOUR JAP WARSHIPS SUNK WITH © Ge attomet te deepen thet jocked up in jail for his own pro- eens 6 Betgered. the Nazis “CMON He was released at 6 Seg scrote“! TWO OTHERS PROBABLY DESTROYED oe eeperted te here jest more |..\\y ered PRICE FIVE CENTe PRODUCTION BEHIND re ay Cai Tos On Sut | TITANIC AND D CLIMATIC "COUNT Y BUDGET TO BE} | Coast [ Silly Advance FIGHT COMES AFTER TAKEN UP TONIGHT AT| COMMISSIONERS’ MEET — FOUR LONG YEARS — a The tentative budget of Mon-| LA for the next fiscal! discussed further Commissioners at 4 mia a ; held ton t. Final get will be taken! held on Wed ‘pte Take Mere Thee ltahan Genera! Captur ed, Four Killed oe county will t the County meeting to br By FRANK CAREY AP Foreign News Writer WASHINGTON, July 13.— The pattern for invasion began to take form early in 1943, etched in the ink of war production surpass- ing anything the world has ever action on the bu at # meeting pesday event After jon will then s JAP SHIP SUNK AT KISKA July 21 ; WASHINGTON. — A Jer cargo that action, the commis-| Ship was sunk at Kiska, in the as an equaliza-| Aleutians, yesterday.*and another be 1s Nemerteted Pecan ao pogeee" a tion board to consider any com-| Was set afire, it wes officially am LONDON July #keguete i" a AP gpl gg od Os nts that may be ma about nounced today. The attempt borne and “amphibious” fighting 1)... assessments as set forth in| reach the Jen beleaguered gerri- |© miles aerth of Gypmumm, ets — trained and hardened to the the 1943 tax roll son en Kiska is only one of MaMY wos coptured pi te « ingee tip. J. Frank Roberts, chair ¢ that have been made. but the oar There were er signs too the board, said today that m rison has re ed neither supplies Allies. te te Amer om The mercile minering of the ings ef the equalization beard aor reinforcements since last Evrope ontinent by our OWE) will be ae, 1cvessive March 15 Bs tush wonpe = tadep - and British bombers to soften pings sl ‘aay sive qos ‘ " tor fer cometatng ti it OP: ES an. INVENIO ere, CHANGE TO GULT ZONI niger Ag coal ala om Patines, Ce nen sseel TALLAHASSEE, — Prepon OO ¢ es eee . ithe Cfferts of the riveter echoed the far-away shots| Were bright today that Floride 2€ miles to the weet ond sap . ti io cle e con-, of Breat guns as the worker will be chai from the eastern a longer > clear the con-\rovided their contribution to'to the gulf sone im the matter of “* Petessete of the Axis submarine menace. ,the plan of invasion:— Fighting gasoline rationing, Corernor Ho! Costin tome oF ouse But the latter signs were only /58ipS to offset the U-boat menace sand afinounced today. In the ev ic te es ning “Our “Sunday sr the landings of ent the chenge is made. motortets lehed © Bretegheed om lt re Pea rg 1 for the) merchant ships to. carry them{lons ef gasoline for hoA ‘omy. cop ape . ‘ over and keep them supplied soupon instead of one and one dey t heve o@eemeed 2 auele re may have been proj “Ti a half gallons tthe n ge words of War Production; 4, tip ate in —" Aes ee * ond to hove pimed oth Ane per Donald M — Gise: seag een 1k ieee o pre : . tions necessary to carry the fight PRE-PRARL HARBOR FATHERS Pe ‘ TERY al right to the enemy's front door; WASHINGTON. — tt appeared - hips—as the entire Axis. Today C#™e When Navy Secretary Knox teday that it will not be necessary lt was officially samen announced that our fi ocean to draff pre-Pearl Harbor fr thers. fleet, planned fer completion in, i United Nations together ni ation ae rage ce as many wee the turning out tv thet the Ales beve thee cee venue ¢ in Key West,' trying to sneak supplies and re ready two years! t ide hi Iso said © Ge Beqeening of the German | Fo! . ais I revent inforcements to New Georgia sedis — mae of na ©5 be reduced shortly because of ¢ mt vere 08 oes sieeve hich Mr ‘Island, presumably for the Jap Stic: siscatahsieee dal ahi tt \ i pi Mg a i ec — - pos sgl = esen . . gia ombing shelling of ‘ eit at ©. te iodides, te SAP GN of thon cnet cow tailiots erivo Ge ie en at Renee Wich 1s meee ands is continning, while to do seo rougactgier ie? fe prgehiager 7 parecer — S- . Agnes ; ow bristling dra’ is net enaeae © cum ot GAD ee com chased thes gv nt sticker siege from three quariers. One American and Australian troops ;eschant shapint protect their prec- | essential work. he will be called | W advemen temand " seal year . ’ - a was five time up by his dratt board ae han —— SEE aatet. end the cumber . Mr. Wilson will be- @Memy light cruiser and three inch through the jungles toward ncrea in 1941 os os Soeapane a a a Se seg na wre fine destroyers were sunk and twe their objective. Allied planes w)i; 1: : : shes She Maritime Cotn-| INCREASE WHEAT ACREAGE “**# eet mee: - o eo 4 issn i CORSE ene WASHINGTON. — Marvin Jor Reotios . Gansbed owt cusses of 2 un delinquent other destroyers probably sunk. yesterday also carried out a ‘ a - = essels wit t head of the Food Distril M " ir aed tha’ e stick ‘ ” eadwe tonnage = ne btained wither faga! The ships were sighted in the three-hour reid on Rabaul on £ as n, 1D pe eiget yr igeals sauPhe ge & wer meted ther the German Sms: the Seen t offi 2 ' A ‘ r there will be a decided incres . re local post office. Kula Gulf, Feaded toward New New Britain Island. ' “= ’ ; in acreage for the growing eh efeche ore oot oe —— i 7 wieat in 1944. Thi, year the ° a are 54,009,000 acres used SS LL REFERENDUM CLAUSE SHOWN TO BE | vss sroruees sas ae a, s 4 2 ae they will be icreased by !4. ‘ Sin 3 Hoit > Kat 6CO acres. The crovosed my panes are sino tower MAIN PROVISION IN 1939 CHARTER ' ' : r 42 U.S. L uk 000 acres it was stated w A & eepert reached here trom : oa € a age : ‘ vide emole wheat for thi ” es € th ae 5 try and her Allies. epperentiy suthoritetive source * = r ding a ie : A local lawyer said this morn- RB. er these ir 2 E ! pr (eet Witter ereumed persons! 3 a : 2 1942's Records to 55 day FIVE NON-RESIDENT ae diy Mitte ty te ht OO Ot Oe pres 108 W YORK.—Ame R gris Saag? Behind them in 1942 was t _ Compete Chases ato WOMEN ARRESTED harter, aft a sed the house ers cted t F c e € c —— ee ao —:< Be : Bak i and senate, been intact when it me . 2: reraft r In ee bet se confirmation has : . tis: cae cna i Hi was engrossed and signed by the e Ax casas F ies governor. it still would have y 56,000 combat ve » make Se eee even wa IN REFUNDING BALANCE OF ITS BONDS 20°? 220" : PAYS VISIT HERE submitted to @ referendum and 21,000 g ' : 50.0 r he . * oe proved. —— an . tt RE. Crummer, president of! ; . : ragyeeine: ‘ The lawyer based tis conten- ! the R. E. Crummer Company. f I tien om the fect that it was ex- thor t pe Increased _—— As i Neared 1 suld be p ‘ m # which, for almost five years, had t But thes He Se ak ee tea ‘a " pleitly stated in a provision of + j 4 4 io Sah . * been the fiscal agent of the City a = Paste i : Z ™ the charter that it would become : of Key West in having its bonds = “ ‘ ™ agecoraglitentggfen See et “eer Ss dias id " refunded, has offered to assis: : a 5 proved at the polls by the vot- : Gaels WietH as Eve en ae ck the city, through the Shands helena rubinst ers in Key West. a at no > > g * Senate Committee, to have the APPLE BLOSSOM 69 such approval was given because CREAM DEODORANT “4 balance of its bonds refunded. : f . the charter was never submitted “i I 2 t er Ane. * had maik : aggre ag MUCH TIN RECOV? That phase of the matter was is, ch : rity TOT: torney Thomas S. Caro. and he Pattersus f : : ' ' 00 Simonton ’ ’ the supreme court he stressed Z ; ' et ae : rm , om OUVAL STREET the referendum clause in the & ; 0.000 Garand rif e goal of t : (Continued on Page Four) The Fragrant u ne gut e th ‘ t t the Key Weet MW wwLY th Protective e ¢ i f Fs TRUCK DRIVER OMNTRACTORS PL_RSONS 50 O'CLOCK ndebtediness| Large Jar t ‘ : scsceelt cinkeient ine of ct Army and Navy Doty ; ender the Personal Management PALACE THEATER nse- | SOUTHERNMOST CITY Greater Rise Predicted The N : 2 ate EPSONNEL OF ARMY NAY of EDWARD A. SNYDER n in t r t M the | , COAST GUARD end MARIN ae RALPH BELLAMY in t a. ae the ¥ Corps and the ( South Florida Contracting ars ‘ a 9i1 and co! scription Druggists A Guar ein f . A {OVERNMENT EMPLOYES eeow.an puewens anc ‘The Great Impersonation’ (3°). eo. PHONE 199 sharply 400.00 700,00 044 and Engineering Co. rgsittes or THE AB A LA CARTE NEWS and SERIAL legal and practical Duval and Fleming Streets t Gu. tin t figures, | Cameanstiieincasaihdiiiea-aneen: ae —— Tonight Is Prise Night —— ™ay govern both ae : : :

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