The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 30, 1942, Page 5

Se ~who FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3% 1942 FROM THE NORTHRO _ SCRAPBOOKS Moulder Of Men Culver Military Academy of Culver, Ind. is more than a tory.school for college ... it is a preparatory school for menhood itself. Culver is one of Atéri¢a’s greatest military acadamies and its enrollment is exceeded by no other private school in the en- tire United States. For 22 con- secutive years, the War Départ- ment hes designated Culver as an “Honor School’—a distinction difficult to earn. Everything that eppeals to the red‘blcoded American Boy is aveilable at Culver. There’s the glamour of unifoms; action aplen- ty for all in the school’s amazing physical education set-up; class- es are small so that every stu- dent gets his share of classroom attention. It’s herd to lay a finger on the things that make Culver a great school. One senses somethin different the moment he set foot cn the beautiful campus The school is steeped in traditio: —yet retains the dash and fast moving cction of college life. It | is almost at once apparent that| Culver gives a remarkably-bal-| anced schooling. In the fall of 1894, Culver was opened by wealthy Henry Harri-| short | son Culver. It burned time later. Next year Culver was rebuilt and began with enrollment of 109 boys. Cu teday consists of 15 buildin a There cre 700 cadets in the win-| ter course; 1,000 in summer. The Culver family has never taken a penny of profit from the | school. Instead, it has generously from personal to enlarge and increase the scop- of this truly remarkable educa tional institution given In 1935 a slate of women offi cés took over the running of the town of Byron, Okla., from men wo had run it for 40 vears. Then Mayor Bessie Lemors re. ported that the women’s. board had pzid all bills and had piled | up a surplus for the first time in Bryon’s history. To teach a parot to talk, keep the bird in a room by itself and he cage covered on three sides; do not talk to the bird except to speak simple phrases over and over again. Subscribe to The Citizen—20e weekly. Central America When Americans visit Key West Latin America, try to hold your temper. } A thousand little things will an- , most of them merely they’re different from we do them. That’s no sign our way is the only right _ Way. A Latin tourist would have 2 tcugher time in the States than | we have in Latin America. v Latin will help you do most eny- thing if vou stop him and ask him. Remember you're in one of the politest areas in the world, so just return a little of it. “Strat early and learn every- | last few words Eddie spoke were | thing.” IT believe that if a good sales- *man could visit Central America ! and introduce home owners to the solar-system water heaters and let the sun heat their water, he would be making a lot of money himself and spreading happiness to many a housewife. Old Timers Guess the family name of the, , one that wrote the following to ® us a year ago. “Just 31 years ago (Feb. 10th, * 1911) I had my first glimpse of , PANAMA. I can see just how » those lv palm trees looked as the shiv glided in to the docks at Cristobal. It was beautiful to me, and I loved it from the firts day. How I wished I could be Icoking at those palms again to- , day—Feb. 10th. Just now I'm “seeing some ugly’ palms aléng this walk.” (In California.) Reévublic of Penarna 1932—1936 Penama has the most intelli- gent press administration in South and Isthmian America. Even a brief visit to the re-! a nublic leads to that observation. , There was c press conference at Sthe presidencia Friday afternoon. | There is such a conference there smevery Friday. At 3:00 p. m. »sharp, a half dozen or ‘more ;newspapermen who have been ‘looking over the furnishings of ‘the splendid reception room or hove been chatting on ‘the balcony overlooking. the bay, inally flip their cigarettes away, stake seats alone the wall, cross itheir logs. and think up news- sworthy questions. 4 In comes the president, Dr, “sHermodio Arias. He is a short, *square-shouldered, alert, young looking men. He looks intelli- gent. He must be. He knows that , funds | Any}; Chapter 15 The D. A. Speaks "THERE wasn’t much said to Todd at the house that ayeek- end, Just the expected,,.fough going, fella. . murder Purdue next week,,,. .” They were all loosely genera} in their sineére attempts to show they were still on his side. One of the papers called it “pressure of other events,” in de- scribing his letdown dgainst Van- derbilt. It was an effort at smooth- ing things over that was as subtle as a purich in the nose. Lake, the detective, dropped in Sunday. “Just out of curiosity,” he explained, and where had Todd been those last few days? ; “Just visiting,” Todd told airs | bluntly. “Want an hour-by-hour report?” | “Only if it's interesting enough,” ake replied mildly. “but never mind. And incidentally, do you hink you could pay the district | attorney a visit [uesda: after- | noon? He'd like to see you.” “I'm sure I'd be delighted.” Lake picked up’ his ‘Hat. “Tea will be served promptly’ at three | o'clock.” Politics pie GARDNER rapped for or- der at the regular Monday night chapter meeting. “Now that we've got old busi- ness out of ‘he way I’m going to call on Brother Dunlap for a re- ; port from the house _ olitical com- | mittee.” | Jim Dunlap stood up and leaned against the wall. “This is it. A | survey of the situation looks pret- | ty good for the Maroon Combine | this year. We’ve picked up three | new houses that are jumping over | from the Stater party. Although | they’ve got us 20 ouses to 18 our | combined membership beats them | by more than 50. That, of course, leaves a lot up to the independent vote, which means that in the month between nominations and elections we'll have some work ahead of us—and I mean work.” _ He looked down at some notes in his hand. “The committee is ready to recommend our party candidates. Incidentally, we hav> pretty good assurances that at least one of the two men we are putting up will be accepted at the party caucus two weeks hence, “We recommend Don Boyd for junior class president and Todd Malone for senior vice-president.” Todd’s somewhat wandering mind was brought up with a jerk. “What the—” he said. Eddie grinned. , We'll permit a short discus- sion on the committee’s recom- mendation, Gardner said. | Todd was the first one on his feet. “The choice of Brother Boyd is an obvious and a good one,” he |said. “But I must ask the com- | mittee to withdraw my name. Pm ; honored, but—” He paused, grop- ing for a way to voice his thought, {“but I don’t think it’s a wise choice.” Eddie jumped up and got the j floor. “I don’t agree with Brother | Malone. I'm sure everyone here jfeels the same way and I think | we should insist that he uphold ‘our confidence in him.” It dawned on Todd then. These |the keynote of the whole thing. | It was their way of telling him a | lot of things. | aid simply. “and I appreciate it, | jit is better to talk directly to a newspaperman, listen his | questions; éxplaiit thal fyern- ment’s viewpoint, and, then let |the newspaperman print his own | story than to try to influence the news or to hide the story. | And, by dealing frankly with |Mewspapermen, by letting them . forget it—we'll 4 “You guys are wonderful,” he; ask him abd@t\ things that) have; THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SUGAR CANE CROP IS PREDICTED ! CLEWISTON, Oct. 30 (FNS)— |Harvesting oi the largest sugar |cane crop in the history of .the = Florida Everglades started here w that my | thiss week with production’ ex- cr he accepted et | pected to reach a record-break- ¢ caucus in the light jing figure of more than, 100,000 of recent events.” tons of raw sugar for the 1942- Crawford. a round-faced | 43 season. ahd well-liked by everv- | Huge stacks of the United bne waved for thé floor. “i dori’t | States Sugar Corporation’s sugar like to break the decorum of the |house will belch smoke as the meeting. Mr. Chairman, but the {giant tandem bites into the first hell with events.” |load of cane. The suger house, Crawford's coniment brought on | largest in the nation, will con- a siege of whistling and foot- tinue operation day and night stomping. “I guess that'll hoid ; —_—_—_—_____. - you,” Eddie told Todd. “Can I have until the caucus to make up my mind?” Tcdd plead- ed. “There are a number of things I want to consider.” “Well-1,” said Dunlap. “Until the day before the caucus meet- , ing. That means a week from next Sunday.” but I don't have te enced politician to name wt II IPTAPAAIFAILPIATIAFLAISIFAIAPIAILAPIAA ST No Clue | DETECTIVE SERGEANT LAKE opened the door aliead of Todd , and admitted him to the district attorney's office. “Here's Maldne,- Mr. Lake annowneed: 3 Peter Hinton, distri¢t attorney. glanced dd. keenly,; waved him to a ‘chai¥, “How' dy ‘you do, Malone. Sit down.” Todd sat down, Lake sdragged up a chair next to him, and Hin- jton leaned back in his swivel chair and lit a pipe> - “You look bigger in street clothes than you do on the foot- ball field,” he observed irrele- | vantly. “I guess I do,” Todd admitted | mildly. Hinton puffe ! on his pipe a couple of times and leaned for- ward. “Malone, it’s really a shame that | the best quarterback in State his- tory should have had all the trou- ble you’ve had. And now I want to tell you_you’re in the clear at this time. Outside of that one un- fortunate staternent you made | there’s nothing on which we can hold you. “That doesn’t mean we're drop- ping the case where it is, how- ever. The coroner is convinced Humphries was murdered by a blow on the head and that there was a slight struggle in that lab- oratory. And we just don’t allow university professors to gét them- selves murdered without bending every effort to track down the killer.” “I hope not,” Todd said. “So, the only reason I called you in today is to tell you that as far as this office is concerned—” Hinton paused and smiled—“you can start playing the kind of foot- ball we’re used to getting from you.” For the first time in’ a lorg time Todd allowed himself the luxury of a grin. “Thariks, I'll get you a touchdown with your nanie on it, Saturday.” When Todd had left Hinton drummed _ nervous fingers on his desk. “Lake, we’ve simply got to make some headway on this thing. I want you to spend every hour of your time on this case. “Check with everyone who knew | Humphries well. Check Hum- phries’ corréspondence, whatever | you can find of it, and see what visitors he’s had at his quarters. | Don’t overlook a thing. “Spend some time with Dr. Ste- phen Coulter. Humphries was his pride and joy. 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