The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 12, 1945, Page 4

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RAFTUS WR Representative Theaters Tax Exemption Brazalian Srivers Were Recent Visitors To Key West Given LOOKING AT ‘* & _ WASHINGTON. = <5 . " 2 v corres santen, geenmmmenened . r- her Wee C idera * o A A R r . ALLIED COMMISSION ‘ Press ) Me To WATCH JAPANESE ret ’ w USNE Nee Md A ww h t wt ° ‘ Liewt, & . ‘ 6 - wet to the ser - we Bus lass < me a . » £ west |B tan Rus i lege He , " have agreed w t JAP SHIPS DISAPPEAR “~* . > ~~ + r |) LONG BEFORE SOR ‘DEF ed ee the <ng tee 8 . | v ‘ = WA\E High “heel P-T. A gen Pet \emment Tonight 6 Be A > t te tee ® » bork -~ Aehing « h fat « “ ovites to, Pain ; - - Omen ae 4 ante . « =. - PY cap cn tie fmaide of all thi r 7 ts wor ae Prom Bar H F , ; = aah on : Me flames And No HELP FOR OUR ALLIES i hese hters Return 1S SENSIBLE POLICY " Key W “ ‘ LL ONCE TO OFTEN GuErTIONS ON PAGE 3 PEOPLE ARE HONEST w babe ee RE on 4 brough : ’ a » T REATE SPECIAL FAVOR ‘ ’ A RECORD : w . & “ 1 WAR HORRORS ROCKETING | AP Newsteatures | aero which could carry either conventional or ctom« bombs anywhere in the world ore no longer fentasy. A Germen rocket, plonned, but never lounched, would have operated os shown in the upper drawing prepored by the Air Power Leegue, Below is o drowing prepared for the July, 1944, isswe of Radio Craft moge’ operation of @ radio controlied rocket. Gen. H. H. Arnold re- cloudy south portion with occasional showers afd thunderstorms ove: at & i ; son Albury, Lien Arture Cube, Santiago de ins Vegas, Cube & extreme south portion this after- ¢ Weaver, Miami; Max Sweden, noon, tonight and Saturday. Cool- pingihampion, N. ¥, John € er extreme south portion this jameson, Cleveland, Obie, Mer afternoon, otherwise little change ‘pert Calhoun, Spencerpert, in temperature Elbert Saxon, Mord Jacksonville to Blorida Straits Mics: Gordon H. Cannon. Green and East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle le, Texas. to moderate cast to northeast winds over north portion and Rey, Lehrer ‘Has gentle variable winds, mostly ; ly over south portion this} Returned From Trip toon, tonight and Saturday. | th ntherwise mor ly » Synagos we, wh and with vecasional show-|time ago t snd thunderstorms extreme nm F K th portion . Key W Jacksonville Apalachicola No smail craft or storm warn-! ng ave been sued | ‘ he R ' E He also sta Key West, Fla., Oct. 12, 1945 “ Observation taken gt 7:30 am Eastern Standagd T: poried recently the Allies had bs sed developed such @ rocket, pi .hoct inet 24 how an guided by television, which (occ: lant might 16 would find its target by reader. ican a2 Redie Craft ertate say they ear » ANNOUNCEMENTS eggeroted the size of the me- tion feotures in their draw- ‘Rainfall, 24 bours ending peo i i en of cgi 8:30 a inches 0.00 FOR CITY ELECTION The Air Power Leeguve asserts = /'a! 1a since Oct November 6, 1545 rockets might go faster than > 4 A SPRUE tng an mn he earth aad reach torgets ot * nas © Octobe ve Fer City Commission o time earlier then the lavach- ‘ tal ’ JOHN CARBONELL, JR ing heur a ee 257 wis aid ince January For City Commission 203 MYRTLAND CATES BOTTLE NECK Relative Humidity | 82 For City Commision nued from Page One) Tomerrow's Almanac DR. LEONARD H. CONLY * > 63 « Sure For City Commission ALBERT B. COOPER Moe 2% Pp Tomorrow's Tides For City Comm )ssion Naval Base ; WILLIAM W. DEMERITT ming Hide Tide Low Tide - : oe agus $90 an | For City Comn 7” = 7.30 p.m CAPT. W. T. DOUGHTRY ati TEMPERATURES For City Comission y vg re “ ie? Temperature data for the 9¢ hours) LEONARD 8B. GRILLON ending 6:30 am Highest Lowest For City Commission " Station last 24 hours last night EARL W. HIGGS <i Atlanta “ “0 _ me Boston 53 0 For City Commission 4 " e bid ov JOE A. MEDINA . a aes 0 i cag # “4 For City Commission s bend bad ALBERT G. RORERTS 5 oo saad For City Commission be ‘9 EARL E. SANDS W. Aus is 7 For City Com sion 2 ‘ GERALD SAUNDERS 4 For City Commission A NEIL SAUNDERS ‘ For City Con ~ ad J. B. (Jim) SULLIVAN 4 ‘ For City Commission . 75 s) W. C. (Sugar) SWEETING we ran ry “7 Dencect | —— For City Commission t sad Subtwibe to.Tae Citen (44) J. BM. VARELA M isys ! FORBIDDEN CITY SUPPORT THE _ NATIONAL WAR | FUND AND COMMUNITY CHEST ——. 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