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; - a Associated Press Day Wire Service and AP Features For 65 Years Devoted to the |. Best Interests of Key West VOLUME LXVI. No. 123 Council Orders: Cleanup. At. Dump Grounds a Stock Island Lain Dobbs, Manager Or. : Seavenger Service, Ad- dresses Board On Sub- ject clearer road for the trucks om entering and pulling off the dump site. This action was taken fol-| lowing a request made by Lain Vobbs, manager of the seavenger service, who ad- ‘ the board on the subject. A bulldozer will be used te clear off the site, pushing the trash into the pond a was suggested by Mr. Dobbs in order to facilitate matters oe paneling the trash situa- mn, SESaSaEOaa BS ‘TWO MORE MONROE | BILLS BECOME LAW | (hy Assoclated Presa) TALLAHASSEE, May 23. —House bill 602, introduced Cation and use of buildings and providing appointment of a zoning commission and board of adjustments. HB 603 — Pertaining to Monroe acquiring recreation facilities also became a law beleina the governor's signa- , ke hechekdd ddd. TWO BOYS PICKED UP BY PATROLMAN It was ordered that a liquor li- PLACED IN JAIL AWAITING cense issued to the “Blind Pig” on Greene street, near the corner of Duval, be transferred to Mrs, Danton Claramunt. The license ‘was formerly held by Mf. Clara- munt and Conrado Pairada. HEARING BEFORE JUVE- NILE JUDGE The K THE SOUTHERNMOST | if | LETTER TO MOTHER FROM’ ENGLAND ‘= hen SEEM Was Lieutenant Charles J. In- vialdialammaia graham, Jr., nephew of Mr. and! Mrs. John G. Sawyer and grand- son of the late Dr. William J.! Bartlum, who practised dentistry , in Key West half a century, liv-: ing or dead? | He served in the Army Air corps, and was reported missing | last November. His mother, Mrs. | Charles J. Ingraham. Mrs. Saw-| yer’s sister, resides in Atlanta,’ and for month after month, she and members of the family were subjected to harrowing suspense for no further word was received SENATE PASSES MONROE MEASURE (Ry Axsortated Preamp TALLAHASSEE, May 23. —The Senate passed HB832 introduced by Representative Bernie C. Papy, authorizing the Florida Keys Aqueduct Commission to operate the sewage system in Key West. |when faced with that question, JESUS BLANCO, 19 NEWSPAPER ‘ which the Yugoslavs are in- ‘possession of it when it was ; XUGOSLAVS INTENT ON ea ING IT AWAY FROM ITALY <SAME Asmecratet Pree | LONDON, May 23.—Quiet continued today in Trieste, tent on taking away from) ‘Italy, as that country gained | “French soldiers of occupa-, AMERICAN RICAN TROOPS | COMING TO U. S. FOUR DIVISIONS ARE TO LEAVE OVERSEAS WITH- IN NEXT MONTH i H } H (By Associate’ Prensa) i PARI May 23.—Four di-| +visions of American troops jy will leave for the United| DGHIDOLLID | States within the next month, vranareees ne cca ce i i it was reported today. { It was said further that’ IN THE Of Great Britain, ‘MOST OF SALT WATER WELLS MADE AVAILABLE FOR FIGHTING FIRES “str » in. which the required water supply for fighting fires was quite limited at the time due to the low pressure from the street hydrants, which was caus- ‘ed by the fresh water supply be-— ing curtailed to a great extent, in the recent past, all of which, however, was brought about on account of the water having to be shut off at least to some ex- tent during the making of re- pairs to the pipe line, and for 'HOUSE APPROVES MEASURE TO CREATE | further good to the fire depart- ment. Aware that he was on the With the whole 60 wells plac-' point of resigning, a lante ed in proper shape, the fire de- partment will now have a great amount of additional water, es-' recially in an emergency, to fight fires, it is stated, with a check of the wells to be made at regular intervals in order to see that they are kept up te the standard for use by the fire de- partment at all times. NEW SENATORIAL DIST. FOR MONR' JIRAN AND SYRIA (Uy Aumelated Presse | be by Representative Papy of Official Navy Paowograph itabons away from Austria at All but 16 of the’60 salt water other reasons in connection with % j The City Council, at-a spe- Monroe county. became a law | SNAPPED in one of her ‘sare quiet moments, the Navy cruiser I he conclusion of the first wells scattered throughout the the water set-up, it was stated. Called cial held last night yesterday without the gover- | USS BILOXI lies at anchor in a harborage between battle. mis- | World War. . 7 : ; ~". ‘These wells, it is shown, have| sennieas meeting | nor’s signature. sions. Named after the bustling city of Biloxi, Miss., the cruiser i . American and British sol- city, which were dug some years joen a great help in the past | d that the large It empowers Monroe com- | is known to her crew as the “Busy Bee”—and has lived up'to her ‘diers crossed and recrossed |289 4s an emergency in fighting jn fighting fires, where in most (ay bad omannt of trash that has ac-| missioners to regulate, re- | name by participating in the Marshalls invasion, the Truk raid. Yugoslavian soldiers today, |fires, have been inspected and cases an unlimited supply was! LONDON, May 23.—-Wire cumulated at the Stock Is- — with territory not in- predation emer pen rothaclcanaee bape: ‘but they were reported to;made available for use again, available when the engines were ston Churchill resigned os j land dumping site be cleared| {he night ee emiality. | Marianas campaign, the First Battle of the Philipine Sea, raids on hive extended the “utmost states Fire Chief Leroy Torres, forced to resort to the wells 0 rime minister of Great Brite ‘3 z the height, number of stories, the: Vole I Ji Rota, -¥. pang J Gourbeny’? in -ondcanothetsar and Councilman J. M. Varela, obtain the necessary flow of ) away and deposited into the] size of buildings, other. struc- Aresctiat "Busy Bee's” fest bi nonin mp wana ketbdivass f it of which there. was {hazman of the. Public. Works water for fire purposes. jain this morning. He entered | pond bordering on the edge! tures on land, | water, . per- ws saben: en rogue Ae sagen eee Committee. | At @ recent. meeting of the Buckingham Palace shortly of the grounds in order that Centage lot. occupied, ‘sizeof. pF NOL ENR ABST SHAR RANCE, Messrs. Torres, and Varela City Council the Board of Publi¢ before noon to tender his more availabl. be yards, courts and other open : REPORTED} Condilions,, however, ‘were | started making a survey of these: Works was, requested to have end le space can spaces. density population, “., reported, to:be still acute, in| wells. shortly after. the recent these wells placed in proper, Pesignation to the king provided for further dump:| use of landsifor junk yards, P 4; Syria,: where. goyernment|firc which destroyed the Williams shape inasmuch as several of remained im the palace 50 ‘ img, and also.to furnish a} ¥tomobile trailer camps, lo- \ WRITES® .Maders. are demanding ,that,home . at. Eaton and Margaret them-had cayed in, and were no! ; crowd gathered outside ohh palace and cheered bim as he came out to enter his tim- ousine, His resignation was a fe sult of the insistence of the labor party that an election called shortly. That meant the end of the cont- tion government, with the necessity of calling an ete tion to form another goverh- , ment, recalled to the palace and May ,23.| by the king to act as prime, nate | The House, by a vote of 65) ister during the interim betweer tfow and the holding of an ele The matter of collecting fees}. Buddy Vandagraff and Bobby ; i 4 ‘to 13,, today approved a pro-' ' ' fet Semsgrege sire waa akon Becca 1h ne ind, Bot Taro, the War Department about| DIED LAST NIGHT some'of-tham will ke immo-| OBJECT. 10 CLAUSE pares eran ‘election, that hap. be hd | up and discussed in which it was A bare and no letter had been re-| ~~bilize® but that most-ofthem, ON AG MENTS 39t land in almost 10 yell. : shown that many have failed to|S®e® .yesterday afternoon, with; i ed fi hin: Jesus Blanco, “19, died last after a furlough of 20 days ment to create a ‘new The formation of « gow . ceiver rom + ‘ for ric! om- ? : . pay up, despite the many notices|}one of them carrying a yet was Tight at 10:40 o'clock at the Key i) begin preparations for Ry Auedatnten Preney | State senatorial district ¢ net during the interim means (hut sent out, and it was ordered that \sachel, walking northward on| Yesterday Mrs. Sawyer ) West General Hospital. Mr. SAN FRANCISCO, May 23. posed of Monroe County no member of the labor party these parties be called upon ‘atl Boca Chica, by State Road Patrol- |imformed by Mrs. Ingraham that! Bianco resided at 704 Rear An- CVentual assignment some-| po ecentatives of Iran and | alone. The bill was intro- te included in ite members: mee, and in the event that pay) SW" Walkes, who ake q {she had received a letter from gela street. where in the Pacific. Syria st the codferbacoiin duced by Representative B. Clement Atlee, labor leer: ent por Aid wii peng vane ete as leer oe ti ay hi pee her son, stating that he was safei Funeral arrangements, under There are 40,000 Ameri-| session here, sealed eaday. C. Papy. deputy i sonable time, that they will, be and questioned them about | ithe direction of the Pritchard ere | The measure now goes to ‘tion # of subject to arrest, and brought be- fore the city » where, their eases will be handled by the mu- their presence on that key. Their answers were so evasive they aroused Mr. Walker's s and well in England. None of the Hetters that he had written while [Funeral Home, will be announced {later a prisoner in Germany was re-} Survivors are: Mother, Mrs. cans, former prisoners in ;German camps, who are waiting to leave for home, that the clause that would give any one of the big five nations the power to veto any the Senate. If it is approved there, it will be submitted to .;, ed from the ea He and other ces of the pee voters at the November, ,), nitipal judge, who acts in these ceived by any member of the! ey a . wished to matters when delinquents are|picion, and he asked to take at eerily: Bete re ee and it was said they will be; conclusion that may be | 1946, general election for tw decide on such thin brought befure the court for non-|look at the contents in the sachel.| Lieutenant Ingraham’s _ plane SV Blinc and Mario Blanco,,#ccommodated in all cases| Feached by the smaller na- | ratification or rejection, government awne payment of garbage fees. He found in it a blackjack, a|¥% shot down while on_ hi: ho isa@elheTAmned Gévitee, ft || han oo esate eae ne tions be stricken out of ine | -——— and iron mines and @ gow |twenty-fifth mission over G who is in the Armed Services. | where their sailings will not COURT BILL form in social legislation agreement among the United | | By Annuoctatet TALLAHASSEE, May 23. Legion School Awards ; Representative Papy today | introduced H. B. 971, wae To Be Given Thursday jjimmy, such as is used in prying | open doors or windows, a knife, ! with a 10-inch blade, incased in by a sheath, cigarettes, candy, as- pais eu enn a quantity of | ‘interfere with soidiers that ) have been assigned to fight On Vagrancy Charge! in the Pacific. ;many, and he was taken prisoner | Se ee ee the Germans. | Woman To Be Tried f cricutenant Ingraham, a stad] luate of Mississippi State Univer- Nations. A Syrian delegate said that, as France is one of the AMERICAN FORCES STILL ADVANCING get ‘em for you. made at this meeting. SWEETING’S AUTO Visiting Knights are invited. {phone 53 ae SE Call 706 Opposite Bus Station, or | 24-Hour Wrecker Service j %. WINFIELD RUSSELL, K.R.S. mana ee *phone 1084. Prescription Druggists PHONE 199 Duval and Fleming Streets ed Club, Hospitals, Case Marine ené at High School. (may23,25,28,30 ARMY & NAVY DRY CLEANERS 715 Duval Street WE FIX FLATS i a sity, has peens a wicitor bad sey Jeger big fi ers, it could | f, ti h 2 aignec his afternoon before on | we cates of Gobe Award GREATEST HEADWAY ON OKI- |<dzcs. Gee ot his uncle eee iPeace Justice Ira Albury on a |’ of the small nations to have | Judge’s Court, but providing . vat Hs 1 rhe ; io ; NAWA MADE BY NINETY fea ree een te boys |charge of vagrancy. REPAIRS—48-Hour Services| French soldiers evacuate eet the judge of the Juve- |. .),, vack to Key West.and they were ; r | She was arrested by Constabl t ti t tw ‘ IXTH DIVISIO! locked up iD jail. This afternoon | OMP MET MEM IAD PD |, SNC is crested by Conable ISLAND CITY RADIO | syria. 1s. , | cusalaer tome eeneeiee ate - s DIVISION thoy will be: givep.athearingi be: shure Bor OMPIAIN' OF) 900 FLEMING. — Corner Margaret An Iran_ delegate insisted re salary until expiration o mn om i fore Saueenilemutnee ween rot jNAZIS AND. JAPS wasn gue I EERSTE one ‘the: Adios Ckaep | their j his term, by Arie ay: i Roberts, He, ,said if is fat _———————— —-—-— rt pledge 4a -;withdyaw, , troops 2 rien erage | (ihe Anoetate rene dl set Laan made ite | HAVE BEEN INDICTED a Freee teen eit ste! inomths | SIXTH LARGEST the a the tt ee j GUAM, May 23.—Ameri-| 0, i FOR ATROCITIES ry ¢ z a | after the)j¢orclusion of the {| = = = = nd the aie ae tie i ean forces continue to ad- eB ie w wt et ft i Fi European war. He said that | as hares Cana ae a ten is Gee Sateen > A ; 2 GPP Uncetinte ene) f ‘ a American troops in that Sixth largest jmporter of rubber fcc / sgt mage though! Two Realtv Deais A aati ied Same High-class Work country are, preparing to jin the wobtd before the war hanes see i Spe aqvemese att. aro over Are Recorded Here! ‘repectea today that the War With New Low Prices | leave, but that -Byitish and ||| me cl charuct @ comparatively skort dis- | Grimes Commission has in- | ¥ Russian troops are not show- } A cyto ee eae tance. The greatest gain to-| The following realty transfers| itted 2,600 Nazis ae Jap- ||] Old Price Victory Price Pele cance donwiths No tube tection of the ave been recor i > y sharges o! aving | aft rm we e tutions oF ou day was made by the Ninety-|/ave been recorded in the county | anese on cl we i $1.00—Ladies’ Plain Dresses $ .75 De ttltee, which nusked| oto Sommitted atrocities during 11) §1.00—Ladies’ Plain Slacks 75 Ilr wwoeeen, Whe returned. cnn. sixth Division, which pushed) Gabriel Cabanas has purchased| the war. : ill $ .50—Ladies’ Plain Skirts “40. ||| Oe ra Myr J forward 800 yards, either}a 16t in an alley near th { Reichmarshal Goering and | bp Ladies’ Plain ‘C 75 | lotte ‘I pean J . oe of Olivia and Emma streets ean | Field Marshal Von Rundstedt $1.00— Bi ies a:n ‘oats . LE OES ORT EEN | year for ' i om ge ea their caves vriiton Falco for $960. Dimensions | #fe among those said to have ||| $ .50—Ladies’ Plain Blouse .... 35 ait be } or sealing the caves. of the lot are 42 by 79 feet. been indicted. Goering is un- $ .60—Ladies’ Plain Jackets .. : -40 Winn, pe The Japs made another| "Albino Moraies has sold to| er surveillance in a hotel in Evening Dresses, $2.00 up. Furs, 25% ‘ ity Fund! tela Ara j ferocious counter-attack bUt/Giert Ogden a lot on Duval! southern, England, but the Discount off Former Price Bpontoraggbye biksacteney) oun on co ae ee “ers were spear-jnear Catherine street for $2,000. pee yesh Von pee | . Nightly 7:30 ABs ‘ontinued on Page Four) The lot has a frontage on Duval imprisoned was not reveal- N) LIS | oo | of 30 feet and a depth of 125 feet.| ed. : MEN T DUVAL at SOUTHARD} ay Prope a esse j $1.00—Suit ’ $ .75 \ N one: alae i TUBES REPAIRED era mannan eae $ aire : = spunsavansnvacnsussnsens | for Prince Gouriollé : the i Banas * -50—Coats - } nnue by the Dili Elecinc Vuicanzer | PALACE THEATER $1.25—Overcoats 1:00 ||] ROASTERS and FRYERS | brushless iver Lou Smith Auto Service RITA QUIGLEY in $1.00—Overcoats 75 *S (Live) Poultry | bi White at Fleming Phone No. 5) © “Whispering Footsteps” $ .75—White Flannel Pants -40 | BRADY nee (Live) I 4; OZONE SHAVE STICK “" + ‘Acmy Barracks” ; 75—Jacke . 50 and Egg Market " f cw if News and Serial $. ackets i q : ‘ i t tt ! >, at Na- 1214 White St. Phone 54‘ Contains triolein ozonide, tor ed to result in better ¢ | J orters needed at ios a pepererrerertersr tty rst g every man who wants a close, -- ‘tional Air Lines Field! OFFICER’ UNIFORMS cxsy’emvoth shove. For ten. memes i Having Battery’ Trouble? | offi ham Field. 1.25—Blues . $1.00 der, sensitive skin.. for stub- Knights of Pythias |Having Battery’ office at Meacham opie ae oe 0 | bormbeards.. tortwiceeday BOOK CLUB ‘ ‘ partment is) Hours 10 A.M. to 6 P. M boas ; 1 shavers Oui each th The Rank of Knight will be|completely equipped with pre- Sie an $1.00—Navy Blues .75 shavers. Quic ae rH gi ~ Ramona 8. Barth conferred at the meeting of Key|cision instruments to adjust volt-| Pleasant and interest Navy Whites ue .65 (Complete Service for Your Car); ing. Ce be ie Wyse ‘500 : par gary = ge ean age regulators and detect condi-: KP ; CASH AND CARRY | 1101 White St Cor Eliza | too Quone Shave Stick. Noted | outher foo ys = e at 8 o'clock, MS|tions which may drain your ing wor ermanent em- ——_ review her new tery St. battery. 1 || 5 DAYS SERVICE - ALL'WORK GUARANTEED SORE EE SOUTHERNMOST CITY [Picrence Nightingale). | Ths 7 ‘i We Cl Thursda; t Noon | ployment. | Parts are available for your car. day, May 31, at @ P. M. Key Nominations for office will be fe Close Thursdays a i : Key West Branch na dhaveienikweill West High School Auditorium If we do: re le ° Apply at City Office. Tickets $1. On sale at: Woman’ READS REIDO TEER AAR Bs RAH eae PERS SORT RR

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