The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 31, 1945, Page 6

pmcitinionnatitiansninnnimiae reaches Ceahaieeady a seth ncaa Ree 3 PIE Sana? , Gk RCT a uaa ate . ae Fi y f room. side him. The crowd parte. with- eum requested otherwine, out a murmur as en — Dr. Pk Space » pe ims passed through to his car. WES’ the others be- Be eed the motor, ignorinz lovely. .voice’ to with fright and anger, | hind the knowledge in every per- |, E:bclieve that I have earned b ‘wed Bots Se old 2 aos A Bt don’t you do|son’s mind: “Dr. ‘Sims is the only | right to’call myself a private ci raat” who could have saved zensof KeyWest, sincerely dev The roar of the car drowned” @ © itelesiare. out Jerry’s, voice. “Lawd, you We are at the fork of the roads: can’t drive, Doc!” Jerry was lithe future of Key West depends) i : [ ofthe swung the poe for ge Within a few ‘weeks, it s j\consecutive terms, there can known that he was going to, send w! pe es ™ he pebiiches a~'|Co™ little argument to the con: fant same up for reap- :|trary. But political observers: pointmént. Hé did. “here now are saying: “When . Somewhere Jerry's frantic cry, leaving be-. | Hilitor, The Citizen: i right down to practical President Truman Lilienthal’s nomination fot = nll GP 41 thet Hi Lil ia ‘There are few persons who Stewart and Sen. McKel- with fright. wailing. “’Sides,, them ‘brakes j largely upon our decision, as tojother nine-year term as director key positions in the down on the stair ain’t am ee fine. rape whether or not we shall permit}of£ the Tennessee Sipoaererid bo to he ubbed Pt rts i even looked toward Th ve down the hill, and | the installation of a dog track. aren’ ef baaogr? —— . ‘Sam, and Jerry isd tached the end of Lambert |e installation of 3.006 Back at |greeted President Truman's nom: Red points for used kitchen the corner of the Avenue when Lucia heard Dr. Ne: have” the. opening se lination of Lilienthal with one of their eyes rolling ; Sims moan as though in pain. She | Maintain Key West as a ae lhe. rut ‘sta fats. Our government has = eo you'd make i -worse. yam look too|iooked at him with irritation, | Florida town, with. an espec However, be Vigo what — ly remarkable statements i Lambert! We want Mrs. | muc! e erine—they’d see} then with fright. appeal to a fine, middle class ofjbeen made public, behind the; . record. 2 authorized your dealer *” came the shouts from) it.” der and loud-| She saw his face was gray with | visitors and home owners, or to|Seenes story isn’t hard to credit. | ‘We oppose the confirmation of} swap red points, whieh will The cries rose louder and loud-| 7, “his eyes were staring. His | permit it to become a small imita-| A few months ago, Sens. Ken-j Lilienthal ‘A administrator, | hands left the steering wheel and | tion of Miami Beach, infested by|neth McKellar and Toth Stewart,|the Sena‘ jointly. “He help get you butter, in re clutched his breast, Lucia knew | the camp followers of race trackS|of ‘Tennessee, long-time foes of| WS first appointed without .con-| turn for your used fate... in one Tae o heart attack In. |4nd draining money from the le-ithe TVA director, were. so far|Sultation with us, and has, been tuitively e knew that he was | Sitimate business houses of thelfrom ‘concurring in Lilienthal’s|#8ainst us ever sinte.” 2 red points and 4¢ for eacts dying. % city. At ec, they declared: pound of fat, So save every: pe ye ire gt wheel | It is a common complaint in|. through mists that wax and! “We have thus been compelled to. drop of used fat every day. "T was while the .porch was| 4d frantically tri ie emer- | Miami that, during the racing sea-}' wane, oppose his ‘vacillating, cunning, packed with the infuriated peo- peg th Dake. eRe ay oe son, the professional men, the against the walls and | ; 'frigh iek.s.j cers, and retail merchants gener- “that the door was toa ge ainda! allyetih thetYollections fall off h d n “4 to a,distressing degree. i ; bur 12 | Now, not» content;-with @ long is hewle a q s Season, there-4is a’ tnove: onthe *F part Of tHe Pacing interests"to op- erate’ the ‘year, "Found, Here is .what:ay Miami seosre- spendent writes:* “It-iwill drain 5 the pockets of the Wérking and maint Ci pilng ld Lucia’s scream was ‘high and | small income people Who com- am” he said sim-| SBHill as the car reached the to? ‘| prise the inajority of the all round that, don’t you?” of the hill and gdthered momen- | residents. The various’ business ‘stared back at him,|tw™ going down. She saw the | enterprises here don't want it, as : sth | bridge rushing at them from be- z ing | ind violence gone with} 1... “the bridge she’d feared and qne money that goes to racing! their surprise] ited ever since she’d come to | would help them along: The fam-; sorrow, and then to 1 Jilies don’t want it to take the! } bread out of their mouths.” j We have the widest possible! | welcome for that splendid Am twisted, broken steel. is smniode class we vn fill! ‘ y West to capacity if we keep; Fade enmianed it clean. One of our attractions , ——— seer -~aonn-———= Jat present is the feeling of visitors 5 . Zi |that this is a friendly town, de- \Lieut. Martin Is |void of honky-tonk features. that Given Duty Here | distinguish nearby resorts. Our welcome is to those who} ——— echotarer and, Recreation office reported Biri tt cthere ‘can fecnh wel Turner, Fred” Milton, ‘Seamin! aboard, at. the Naval Operating) (OMe from any thinking eitixen, USN. Parents, Mr. and Mrs.| Base last week in the person of phe Ase y bios m Fork Pierce. jLt. Gg) Frederick. Martin, (S), t is mot a question of ethics; USNR, of Ann Arbor, Mich. it is a question the decision on Croft, Earl B., T4, son of Mrs. , Lieutenant Martin graduated BA AO a serge :Mae Croft,. 3211 35th St., Tampa. fromthe University. of Michigan ing racin or, race tracks. We - Hunter, William DB. Pvt, son! 224 won a fellowship award of detection the oinarity Tobia eat Lj of Josh Hunter, 2653’ 44th St. S.,| the National Recreation Associa-| Wat th nin y is rts iv St. Petersburg: ” ! d tion.’ He enlisted: it’, the Naval] *°Y ‘est Is regarded with ai- 1B say ‘ e.| fection by friends far outside our Kegerman, Frank J‘) Ji, Reserve August 28,, 1943, and re borders.. The poet laureate of mtinued to press on the It was impossible t= { e car. To jump was certain » ¥ i Ee Ht ; z z i ‘set.,| Res f he 4043, :0 SO ON eee Te a tone dat | Blorida has expressed this feeling »,| was at the Naval Hospital here. mn these lines: : Tn .echdol, ‘Lieutenant. Martin “O little town-in homespun gown, was a track ‘ehthusiast: and | par- aloof and brave and proud, ticipated in basketball and base-| Who holds the loom. of; endjess 5 hus-| band of Mrs. Thena C. Alligood,} Box 7, Lochloosa. cific Area | ball. He ws. superintendent. of| bloom where frost has never David €, Pvt, USM-| Bugner, Leo S., Ist Lt,, husband| ecreation at Brattleboro, Vt, and} _ lain; awe . Mr. and Mrs. James! of Mrs. Polly M. Bugner, 1125|2t New Britain, Conn., duri:g ci-| Scll_ not your soul for an) goal De Leon Springs. 2th St. N., St. Petersburg." vilian life, With his wfe, Louse,] that men may label gain, Ceeit Bryan, Avia-l . sides at 501-C W. Poinciana.' But like some star we see afar ae, USNR. Parents,’ PAJAMA-CLAD HUNTER nea 5 pt mine we eth 2 Mrs. Geo BAGS BEAR | fay. | _— Wounded | WARROAD, Minn—Awakened _— QUICK, HENRY, ¥., Cpl, USMC. at 5:30 a. m. by a neighbor's dog's D. Burns, West! stendy barking, Joseph Guilbault , THE L VA ididn’t take time to dress before | ° | : 5. + gn Race {hee Grabbing his gun,| ™® Leben B. Burwell, he bagged a 200-pound bear that 0 i | had been trecd ‘by the dog. RIGGane rmeioat Grab your Flit gun, and spray for all you're worth? For Flit is sure death to even the dread, germ-laden malaria mosquito—as well as to com- mon pests like moths and flies. Buy an ample supply of easy-) to-ure, pleasant-smell- \ ing Flit, ! | | i ; i i ff ? t 2 2 - & ef Lig KILLS FLIES, MOTHS: AND MOSQUITOES i i H FLIT ! i Cope. 1946, Stance Incorporated ; * We SURE IT'S FUT! 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