The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1945, Page 2

Pace TWO ene om ot) Mewenanee © Bee Wem ene Bartag Co ey ~ Peete a eoownd Ginee matter ® POLICY TOWARD JAPAN - Ty meet er far Arthur oe hee e “ * ae ree . u -* ome 8e ee — similar sentiment, is why the army and ‘ sin the Miami area sent their nes, beginning at 1:27 o'clock Friday ree the hurricane was taking, and why wmbers and night fighters, said to number yout 200, in t th Miami he Among the things about the approach- | ng hurricane we could not understand, and | have heard many Key Westers express We didn’t know. nobody knew, not the Weather Bureau men, where the em would strike, but all of us knew that NOT UNDERSTANDABLE | Key West area, were sent Richmond Naval Air Station in the district, in the direction that the | } | m. to places of safety beyond | was heading? j } between Miami and Key West Rex averantion b pla ) other area that date he vote of The Citizen is that the f the atomic bomb ought to be re he United States. We create! stment of $2.000,000,000. Be- |“ os we rce is safest and will do |, ; * a din the hands of our country ase - -_— — ugh A LS . Se N FREEDOM IN TURKEY " r r the idea of freedom, is 3 € progress in Turkey where the [39501 : : S = Divisor t te Sete sureties at ' tam r a rn £y Qe t he Tu plus Property Bos s ‘ v4 ‘ « . a : lous | Le ' ake tremendous G. accepted the SOT Eon fH Trrers essereaes Fee Sr. Nawe stanene ' a rep « t Turks t beralism | * tr tu MAGNIFICENT . i the ce ‘ ed a 1 AND FOR MONRO CotNTY 1S CHANCERY * Dioner ance tw rm me r at onprn or ft ote 1. More r. the i times more Ven aon ber required to appeer mazing as the ur here is something mag f the humar ere it can ascertair rela to the uni egtat of atoms or the { human beings. WHAIAM V_ ALBURY his telephoge ally and emphatically over announcement today of the ‘ danger, because the storm, ever | as first annouced on Thursday, | when he called him. « ‘sh: 2 di t, ‘with m > ly, unpredictable same distric whee te U ported ¢ headed in this general | im no uncertain language. We Ae spring with |from Monroe. It is the eleventh @ Buses ba between Miami and Key ae etn, Oe ees te arning | judicial district, and Jefferson B. | wuneeane | man—Pete Rizzo—at the Clubj would crack yo ge apt ease pomneing "Browne. of Key ‘West, is one Of mpogass § gates Te U7, & | - _) ar enda that very morn eo fo s ” why move the bombers and night | Boulevard. a my ne bee . He rang for his secretary. |'%* four judge | For 5 in tes dames aan | ee Is that why | was practica Johnson,” he said quickly. | ' Air j in the dang dogg | you called | m: We're watching had ct: Bill Hanson I want him in | Mething definite hes yet hewn « = peint ir danger area? If | that guy— this office by 11:30 without fail. Ineard in Rey West cheut whether > pmcth Range Richmond Field | g owe yout, Me Gatstopner| ken het o i he coe ae oe lo on le Cun Se Oe ee » — Dem, t la from | flashed back, nettled at Donomue's [Tet a ae malge hese one 1 Guay want his help in lopemed the coming winter. Peter Sous Fa po a pd geod enough to house the planes fre » me at Dononu at one poin : ore © coming winter Ay ' ; te on reply. “He and Francine Norman rest her on suspicion with all en the sore angie in See hes written oo inde W we . good enough | se taking a four o'clock plane] fest of the ev hig robbery case. He knows the thet he ned (UeREd am covreneution! axtusten t ves stat K n that had been flown | for New York tomorrow after-| TD acainst her. Tom Blair must] section so much better than I do.” y be doer on os definite (@He Meedquarters in Washington Miami ¢ = at eaten? noon—and he's crazy about Dal-|) ve died some time during the] “Very good, Mr. Humbert,” she etl son 4 Pionida it”, eaulre U & evietin mater — _— os mations lforty five minutes Brenda spent! answered firmly, “I'll attend to it |* t the matte J iad lee t thought that the | “Hey, what's that—” The Lieu-/ in that taxt at ance.” As. she started toward |East Coast Hote mony Brasihan hghter pilots Oromagtt aieiae i have been | tgnaat barked over the wires.) Nervously he lighted one cig-| her own office he called after her ——_ face aus @ aatee © 6 . . ee ee ’ | “That's a country.” afette after another. A. he went] “See that more chairs are brought sme of the Miami planes | ““Well, it happens to be a dog!| through the motions of clesring| in.” Captain Luther Pinder stated Thunderbolt planes after fighting , . and letting the other planes | We @a¥ ‘em coach dogs—Hizz0| up his mail. Donohue telephoned “Very good, Mr. Humbert” today that he had made prepare jen the Hatien frost: end the a = Kk fi ee Br me seers ae aid “Very good—very good—what's |tions to build a fishing ledge at force also hes » Henied uniter Key West be flown | terested As I predicted last night, Mr.) .. Gain 4 about anything” | Boca Chica of Mereuder, Mitehet ant AD . been done with Jeere. Can you tic bis t, 1 nave broken this! ne muttered irritably. The whole Prin BS bombers, Ceteline petra! plane 4 There was hing ase.” he spok 1.) his antl crisp) Sas @ men. Hen fee Gen. | ond P40 ¢ M planes that ft sleep: a tne ») vowwe. “I am sending sev ~ aj ‘ fl . , . fternoon. | moment y at once [It is im- oa Br ~y he aes es . Ga NatORe west would te left te © federal t | lence at e Mrs. Blair be| he arrest wade in his otice !Gu he had command: , ots Key West Theat this morning, her whole vusiness 1°" “snded tadey by (2mariet Count to ex hor hurrica ant sp t s hand holding the] Pusey. He a“ i po ne {Go for their eff! oa. the On iam direction | that at was! recety ddenly whitened at the] SO”SS ss “sould have onthe ‘cient work icing Matecumbe |, Today me nine onl sddii . e ters to any ap “Mr 7 t Lieutenant,” he prote men upstairs— after the L Day hurricane | She ease ‘ -. ae passed over on | obliged to yo in t g to ignt down a swift sense To be continued - Ty ty 4 ond cst aliiiaten ~ 7 - — simian = “ ‘ enunhmeet Norberg Thompson, whe went the votes hurricanes have been arte a : ’ to New York to see Mr. Keenaa, | ——. , erly before. 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