The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 15, 1943, Page 6

, ceed Mr. Sanchez in this epeeeree ‘THE news about Bill Vance’ plane accident up in Canada bhurricaned through the offices of Spot News Pictures. Bill ate a general favorite. aaaentaina ae Pct calm, ' wasn't ? time she fame ut of Eowell Ward's gold: bee door into*the main room, she was\ deluged ‘with ee ion Id nh d gone ‘ten- e Seok: a Papo ik.\ Fhe ‘only peadhig allreal was S when Cleve frockwell 11 loomed up once to take ber hand, cradling it. “Don’t let that telegram scare , Bill’s my Best friend. ‘d ww inside if he weren't go- ing to come out al’ right.” Penny ae gray tal to his, I — 1 “g- guess I would, too, He patted her shoulder with awkward tenderness that gulped and bolted back to her own little office, She was afraid she was going to cry. She couldn’t hold back any longer. Before she could even sink into a chair, however, Powell Ward’s buzzer sounded. ae obedi- ently, erage groped her way in to answ “Wev ve | ot et hold of those 1” 4 Eted her, without ng Ue oe eee ae! Police authori nny, at—a' fee a was it? ah — Hudson's pak and find out what's hap- to Bill’s camera aad films.” era and f-films?” faltered y. What about Bill? 'OMETHING in her voice made him raise his eyes. “Oh—and of course, tell them to give all “You're growing up,” possible aid and medical attention | ingly. to Bill.” Penny sent the telegram. She did other things, too, that she couldn’t afterward remember clearly. Doggedly, desperately, she kept busy. Took dictation. Typed letters. Telephoned for Powe “It’s very sensible of you to go on as usual,” he told her approy-' THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | WEATHER REPORT SOME WHITE LIGHT | Observation taken at 8:30 a. m, { E.W.T. (City Office) | Temperatures | Highest last .24 hours __ | Lowest last night - Mean | Normal - | Precipitation By JACK STINNETT AP Features Service Writer WASHINGTON, May 15.— Congressmen and government | officials are convinced that the | lid will blow off the black mar- | ket story any minute now. It probably will come as soon | Rainfall 24 hours ending !as Congress is comfortably set- 8:30 a. m., inches | tled after .the,.Easter ‘‘vacatioi | Total rainfally since May. 1, ‘ and has we a portunity to; | _inch#s E. 2323300 Sf f= in On whethef | Deficigney since May A, | conditions-dre bad’ throughout 1 paneney Liat «0.67 | the rest of the-United States a$ ‘otal fainean’ dince Jan. 1, | they are 1p Wasbington. | inches *Meatleggers, Javaleggers, gas- | Deficiency since January 1, lieggers,*spudleggers and the rest inches are Relative Humidity _ | bootleggers were in any metro- 12% politan center in the prohibition | Tomorrow’s Almanac jera. Ise nrise 6:42 a. m My own simple investigations Sunset 8:04 p. m./here have disclosed: | Moonrise 5:05 p. m. (1) A congressman | Moonset 4:34 a. m.| proached by a furtive ! Tomorrow's Tides in the halls of his apartment (Naval Base) building and offered one pound High Tide Low Tide ;of coffee for $1.25. I could use 8:21 a.m. 1:42 a.m. names and places except that 8:58 p.m. 2:29 p.m. | the Congressman bought it, es FORECAST | tablished connections with this Key West and Vicinity: Little javalegger and has turned in his change in temperature tonight. |2@me to OPA ea Florida: Little change in tem-| 2 A former well-to-do pro- perature tonight with showers duce ween? 2 keeping office hours along the southeast coast. only in the mornings and driv- Hatteras, N. C., to Apalachi-' ing a taxi in the afternoons and cola, Fla: No small craft sor! evenings. ‘Out of the latter the storm warnings have been 3s.{™akes about $250 a month.) “it sued. was either get int6{ the black z z et game or get put!dfvbusi- ’ he said, “and I-shave)two | | boys in the army.” He told ‘ot one of his customers, owner ot children’ hres groceries, who was screain- “I can't help it.’ ng for white potatoes. When “But, my dear, you are hurting! the produce dealer told him he your bridge game. | couldn't get potatoes at 5.62 LT4) was ap- t. , Cleve told her. “Worrying won't help Bill, you know, Penny.” What would help Bill — lying somewhere far off up there in the wilds? Where, exactly, was. he? Who was with him? The morning was a blur of misery. Lunch time came. Food? How could she eat | anything, when her only brother was injured, perhaps fatally? i (Chapter 2 continued on next page) \ Plea for Higher Life “Why keep worrying about the NO MORE ORE LIQUOR (Continued trom ¥ from Page One) Russell as a collector for garb- age and trash bills, as an econo- My measure. Mr. Russell will be/ given fifteen days’ It was also decided to employ Ira Albury for the purpose of mak ing a survey of the garbage and trash situation. Mr. Albury will) also be given other duties in’ connection with this position. It was decided to discontinue the services of Eugene Sanchez, Who is now acting in the capa-| notice, j NEW BATTLE (NSIGNIA ANNOUNCED 5 BY NAVY, The Navy Depa announ- ces it has authorized its personnel to wear clasps on their uniforms to indicate participation in the ‘ major campaigns of the war, and bronze stars to indicate action in |the principal engagements. The clasps are small bronze nu- |merals worn in the center of the| canal, Battle of E u | Battle of Cape {cates the number of campaigns in} area ribbon. The numeral indi- which the wearer has taken part. The campaigns for which clasps tay be worn are: Central Pacific, Asiatic, Corre- Bidor-Batatn, Aleutian 1 ds, | New Guinea and Northwest AL} rica. These engagements may be in- of occupational license in-| in making delinquent) sonly as-a_ part-! -time | pb. ‘aue té\the fact’ that it was | shod fhat.a full-time inépectos bigs making delinquent collec- | time. Mr. | tions in the. scavenger is ‘needed at this dicated by the bronze stars: Peat! Harbor, Wake Island. kassar Straits, Marshall 3 raids, Lombok Strait, J Sea, Wake-Marcus ‘raus, Salamaua, Tokyo. saya, Coral Sea; Midway, depart- Sanchez will be reauested to/ment as well. tender his resignation due to’ | this fact. Ira Albury will suc- posi-| The appointment of L. F. Cat- lette as a police officer was con- firmed. aun More War or “THE STORE OF QUALITY” PEARLMAN’S, Inc. The Largest, Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDREN’S. Store in ny West As Always—Here You Will Find One of the Largest Assortments of SHOES Be it PLAY, SPORT, DRESS or CASUALS— in either BLACK, BROWN, WHITE, RED or BLUE—we have them and have lots of them. We don’t know for how long but we’ll worry about that later. BUY THEM WHILE YOU CAN STILL GET WHAT USE YOUR “ UNRATIONED Don’t Delay Getting These If You Need Themi First Large Shipment of LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR SINCE EASTER HAS JUST ARRIVED! 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