The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 16, 1945, Page 4

| about this reserve stock?” Sheri- tan nded bluntly ry has it. They'll sell.” sure?” suse I really liked Guffery, m the full story of what m here. I knew he nad t a8 you heve, bucking . contro.ed the capi- + him the whole story, jan, because | felt that need him some day. nt some day.” you bebeve he might al- ance at that reserve) sympathetic? ugh “Oh. no, he’s a nam first. However, as 1 f the few wh. know ot | J and as that com- wed and he can't rice from an: ic Out of hav- e knowing the truth, nfluence him quicker release.” Jane striding back and forth dic- tating a letter Evelyn took down. ‘ashington has recognized the value of the Sheridan pump,” she dictated, “and, given even a sub- normal break, there is no limit to what this Sheridan Pump Com- pany ca. produce for both war and peacetime industry. | sin- cerely believe. Mz. Guffery. that @ mt emergency. he will not lorget it when materials may be Obtained from any corner drug store, but will remain loyal to you and consider the Guflery Foun- dries.” ANE spent a wild hour with Jim Burdick the nex ing. To- her they went spy of the bid Mark Sheridan nad sub- mitted on the pump system for the new military field in the nign valley we can get that c Burdick said. i over a few perti- whieh would | fice within the next n Sherican frowned. | sough we can't miss,” yur we tion in Leavenworth haunted the tel sat ide at the wh When the call finally she was mp with relief au " said L. T fon vely~ thing's holding us)~ nswered. “You,” she frankly. “You and your there an? think up| ond them you try to) fery th one foot tied to| didn’t isn't the way—"|wrapped 1 way,” he ordered. | yours. iN 4 a swift noving mys- © stack the table “= a ve . I your mind in this S a « wr natural physical | now: I'll wire if ~4 « take place. Let me} A most efficient -. for you, if there is to be| woman in black ked > & i gve you my word of|with white net an am a os @ any problem toltary officer. The am |changed to adm at ] A eld the book and|cussed ways, means and time wit ’ Evelyn. “How | +4 ories to a mended | Jane s early part of in the kitchen,/| Te be continued CODES AND CIPHERS Neil Saunders Comes Forth With Platform PROCEDURE ARD DECLARING STATE ROADS HERE By HERMAN R. ALLEN ate Then a mag 5 deciused that he ¢ Japan te be ald have Key W CIRCUIT COURT (Continued from Page One) Ex t G the w whe GML SCOUTS VISIT LOCAL FIRE STATION None Too Tough CITY REGAINS ee wT * GRAPES jtion by Bernie C. Papy for what if you assist Mr. Sheridan in this © oe ne Trg ae een |No Approval Needed _—_| Parent-Teacher Council For Papy’s License Teo Meet Tomorrow the last meeting of the/ commission, an applica At county Mrs. called the first meeting of the year for the Monroe County Council of Parents and Teachers. To be held at the Division Street School, Wednesday, October 17, atp m All interested persons are ask appeared to be a liquor license was approved by the commis stoners. Mr. Papy said teday that ther was not any need for the con missioners to approve his license,|ed to attend. Program and re- for it was not to sell liquer, and |freshments will be served. they do not have to approve a| The dficers are: Mip. Fer- license for the sale of wine and |nando Camus, president; Mrs. L. . 1G. Lewis, vice president; Mrs. y license from | Reginald Roberts, treasurer; Mrs. " Mr. Papy | Arnold Key, secretary ies G license An invitation has been extend- @f wine and ed to the school on the Keys. never sold apphed " MAKES CHECK (Continaed trom Page One) the license plate of the car that sped by. CHRISTIAN YOUTH GROUP TO MEET | Judging from what I was The Ct nm Youth of Key|t May Carbonell said, are first meet- | 4 of these particule Octobe 7:30 5 gave heed whatever to Cong nai Church. The | the stopped bus, which leads me : believe they we unaware : . they were v ing a state caps ~ / t t t an autome " ponerwnas am oF jriving past a school ‘tis ne fe it is taking on or letting The ¢ Youth Cour pe — € n K Ss id me that she We ‘ ' the owners rrested the list POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CITY ELECTION November 6, 1945 FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF OCTOBER 16, 1935 For City Commission JOHN CARBONELL, JR. For City Commission MYRTLAND CATES For City Commission DR. LEONARD H. CONLY For City Commission ALBERT B. COOPER For City Commission J. C. (Jack) DELANEY For City Commission WILLIAM W. DEMERITT For City Commission FRED J. DION ra For City Commission was. 7 DOUGHTRY, JR! f F For City Commiesian M WILLIAM A. FREEMAN For City Commission LEONARD B. GRILLON For City Commission HUNTER G. (Sonny) HARDEN For City Commission EARL W. HIGGS For City JOE A Commission MEDINA For City JCSEPH Commission J. PIERCE For City Commission WILLIAM RALPH PRATT For City Commission OCTAVIO RECIO For City Commission ALBERT G. ROBERTS For City Commission EARL E. SANDS For City Commission GERALD SAUNDERS For City NEIL Commission SAUNDERS LONGING FOR NYLONS? For City Commission J. B. (Jim) SULLIVAN For City Commission JOHN GLENWOOD miabea ties teenie SWEETING girdies, electric irons and ‘ : things ¥ For City Commission waiting ¢ Ds we W. C. (Sugar) SWEETING op edtats are need: TURN IN YOUR USED FATS! For City Commission J. M. VARELA WATCH FOR MAXWELL’'S GREAT SALE | brought in a true bill of murder |i¢ in the first degree against Frank | Worker. Williams, negro, and tomorrow | ~————— |morning, at 10 o'clock, he will’ be arraigned in cireuit court to! stand trial on the charge. At the time Williams was ar- raigned before Peace Justice’ Esquinaido, witnesses testified | that he killed another negro with an icepick Williams, the witnesses said, called at a home where his wile was visiting and began to quar- rel. The negro who was killed was in the yard at the time and entered the house to try to re |store quiet. it was tesified, when | Williams drew an icepick from his pocket and drove it into the heart of the victim 1. I propose to place the city on « Sound Financial | Basis. 2. | will demand the re-assessing Waste rr salvage drive unis Gh sun ame real estate in Key West at ty true —_— casi and impartially. CARD OF THANKS * ree elas tary and marty hat real Ince c , ag ni each one true - means through the columns of Taxpayers Bo heard encourage so Oumside your paper to thank every one 4. I will see that the Collection of our Geeupationsl Page willingly — grediyadned License Tax is strictly enforced. The best manner jem be J ated a -ath- e silectio tember 30. Situated at 522 Cath np ee ay - Alsgyspecigl thanks to Alberto tional License Taxes the Revenue of the city will Camétas, Létoy «Terres, Juan bo sroatiy. Ingres heir Gane: e. aiticit: donation para J Soa | will insist on To @ath of tt bove, thanks this because it means not only a better and safer again wid God bless you. Your city, but will bring additional revenme inte the kindness never be forgotten, city’s Treasury. cA ANS BELIANS NARANJO. Tl 6. 1 will demand that the Sanitary Laws be strictly : x enforced to all citizens alike edo ihe — partment. | will work for more efficiency im the Joe! McCrea in oe or a ae So eee “BUFFALO BILL 7. 1 believe that the City of Key West can ) base . joe - Spente - Sheste Recreation Department that is acarty self-ous- neon taini for the benefit of people of all ages es well as our visitors. MONROE THEATER 8. City employes, especially firemen and # should be paid salaries in proportion to these Sidney Toler in in other cities of equal size. In return I “THE JADE MASK" mand an honest day's work from each one. Comin “aerate Vii > || 9 1 will co-cperate with the Volunteer Piso Qagart ment in appreciation of their splendid assistance to the city. I will encourage Sound Commercial Enterprises to establish here. I pledge that | will conduct the affairs of the elty to the best interest of the community, with epe- cial favors to None. 10. Tw0 try caprvtes contain ALL VITAMINS bnown co be esentia! to humsn autnnon, plus liver aad soa 12. | promise that if | am elected | will use all " afl energy to accomplish all which | have Es ER ao above and which | firmly believe will be fer the welfare of the whole community, “Next Time You Go Anywhere Ride the Bus” Dab bee eeeee SAA eeee We Have Extended Our Lines! You Can NOW RIDE the BUS to the GOLF COURSE <= | Taken (alts oq rey For the ppb bbe d daa aaa aaa aaa aaaaaen caterer raat CONVENIENCE of the PUBLIC and All Day SERVICE 50 a PERSONNEL c We NO. 1 POINCIANA eaten BUS SCHEDULE to EXTENDED GOLF COURSE a LINES Leave Leave Southard and Club trem the Duval Sis House General Hospital 9:10 A.M. 9:35 A.M. 1:05 P.M. 1:30 P.M to he 4:55 P.M. 5:20 P.M. Key West SUNDAY SERVICE MUNICIPAL Hourly on the Hour GOLF COURSE GOLF CLUBS for RENT we Fare, 18c e Get In the Tournament! Win a Prize! Have Fun! KEY WEST TRANSIT COMPANY, tne. J. W. Sellers. Manager —- PV IVI III SOVISIISI GOS I III OT TOTTI IOV COCO CE. Vr Terres vee wwrrrerrrwrrrere