The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 20, 1945, Page 2

TRY TO BE NOBLE You have heard that old saying, “No- | body can foretell the future”, but that is not so; many things that will happen can be foretold. Here is a 1,000-to-1 bet that has to do Cha: this? Ie%he out in the car hapter 25 |woman, and beside her a\up with the future; 23 of the 28 candidates for | «-ouR HONOR,” :houted Le- Sushed and triumphant Sie now?” And he reached for his city commissioners will be. to drop into po- Grainge. “I ask that you give, =guse - told the| “Probably,” answered Jane de- litieal pariance, dead ducks after election iw the right to obtain from court | pail tnd. th Beye b— marely. “but the car, Mr. Sheri- | day. | bend the books of the Sheridan) the car. et That is a sure-thing bet. and let us | Pump Company, to be placed in| | FI thank, you See TS? JFrom| It took him a moment to come ~ | the hands of a certifed public a aay - and then he began to hope that the 23 who will be defeated will | Srcountant that he may sbow you| "OW, 00 3 A fash, ony + ae bn. view their defeat philosophically. But will | how my clients’ investments are oop: piety as is with her?” | such be the case? It is doubtful that if one | ty = offered the com.| necessary. Whee Gd you — sig Gots Hance —_ could pick 23 men, ail of whom would not f it please | “ag ‘grounded,'” repeated Sheridan brought his fist ment and sffi- sad down on the desk so hard it entertain any resentment over their losing. | 4, PA. in this lo-} Jane. seemed as if the whole room . | n few moments the two « ‘ Of the 28 who will be defeated, a few found | For s bounced. “As 1 didn’t f j It was fled Sa each other warily &$/ jive enough on my mind with- of them will be resentful, and it will require at twelve fifty some facial expression) oot women Why do ! have to be a good many Gays for them to become nor- | t. The CPA's findmgs are} it betray > eae Bex! eeernally pestered them? I a f closing time the pievious) move. Jane Tnfeee | can't turn around—" fe did turn mal, mentally speaking; others will be | day. March 28th | was potying. = | around, and saw Miss Jane Grey | mildly resentful and in a day or two will be | | “Anticipating such 2 ™ ——s - RET my py 5 4 soaiag seni, “Well, don't you back to their old selves, and probably two | Sheridan and Mes G ¥ bound able to a from the “as a i Just what did | or three will “laugh off” their defeat. the books over to hum \° , eee” Mark's he think che wast And wh was If you, one of the 23, will be able to | aoe | a onthe ” Jane g,| an for failing to realize she was a woman as she'd been angry at Guffery for refusing ner recog- nition because she was? ... “Well, now what's the mat- |“ ter?” he demanded angrily Had he been pleasant? He hadn't. Jane tipped her head and told him exactly what was the matter “You mentioned hands. Hove ever noticed your sister's? Not thought not, she’s a woman Or have you « member of y laugh off your losing. it indicates that you are truly philosophic You are one of the few persons who are able to let “the dead past bury its dead.” It ix useless to advise those who will brood over their defeat thut the only things they will do will be to upset their nervous That will be a manifestation of and you can't change one's disposition, yet how futile it is for us G nine was der control by the time she! . eased the myty t+ -_ j,| was in his t . ea noticed, with Mr. Langley. “Here are the keys to vour | ical out jee ete well un-| y we’ iealand Mrs, Stone today anne ; x, jthe birth of a daughter inet w ore ‘ot in the Garfield Hespite!l, W sot ol svetem their disposition jare in good condition 4 ed he w 5 . to worry about a thing that is past and gone frowning. “What do I want with ’ DR a ; = 22 ——. ye and therefore can not be Temedied- So Oe ee eo te oF Tae SEATE OF WLOMIDe: RH — a. te ee Yes, all of us, including the candidates | > sr courthouse. She said she'd be _ 1S CHANCERY. . Austin died yesterday in “ B. themsety ean foretet! the futire régard- : se Si further chaufleuring She'd ad see pa - yd Hospital, New Vest Mr. . s . cyssa ‘és all Praines | Austin was active in 5 ing the election: 23 of them will be de- ' you | ened = - pe ne Oe electior of t ill be de ed e », 1 didm't feel Td the right 4 with one hand to sit dws ona Lee emacs iaperatiene in Seg wey ¥ , Pe 1 Fam " y rn the keys over.” ae “ “Yeu. Weil, tell her | ol cham “He was noble in defeat.” Ifwoware =, e snat ned the keys. “So she’ pag ai ma ogg } e+ of 23. try to be noble p se a u ee ‘. ad a ae T. B. Osteen, maneger of the 28 in the d a een GNP ae See eee oe Florida Motor Lines, who ie @ -_ = nce commnae ep or Key West, announced y that The Japs have seven gods of good i irman Killed J . “|his company will me the uck, but all seven failed them in the im. — " Ai hk . On Day operation of buses to Key West eleeans PEOPLE’S FORUM Planned For Wedding [Scene teri os ca (My Associated Press) HEADED FOR TROUBLE SALISBURY, England —On the . tine} Charles Tift left yesterday for viesh Ugpy were disposed + one “a ataiiie r * of Miami on a business trig The OPA is headed for trouble. It has and natu ; a ne ee: ee eee ' | George Mills W * 1 ge Mills White, music im ‘us SEY WEST CIVIEED wders to keep prices down and yet as the A fficers aa . — art structor with the WPA, returned megpend i OPA head recently remarked, “Wages ar¢ « : Md Sawyer | yesterday from a visit in Misms OU4 cwuys oct he CU ee efinnely not my job.” And wages are 2 ? Bi a Today The Citinen aid nm wdhowt tee: ond without fever, sever beur way @pe Thus, with the biggest cle- | ens requested etherwinr. sid and these two gov-| jeditorial paragraph wee we oes wrong of to applaud right, ment in th@ cost of prediction completety iaatiady a aa ment agencies to pay? } THE WEATHER j low that Senator Hays Lewle eee ge te pregrem: aover te Ge or nd its Reach, the OPA, in order to stay a As to the present Board he Sager te te 'e » oar > @ Ge eoutgen 6 ey Se, ie esd adopts what it calls a “cost ie en ie oe FORECAST she —— - forte qo tame aiweye do tt vtmast for the tion policy.” Costs it can't control it ‘ and crossings at the c = pee Part canneus. | Output of 68,000,00 oo nati wetter: sever taterete co i ldtacts to DUT a ahi At debit. AUK, - = . s of Greene and Ann streets | . yggete - on +l a al tere te re view ond | sorption” §Tpis weird tactic, believe it or Pe ae eee a ee Fagg stg ‘one te j day. ta ithe change on USE mand ghee by individual er M, is its “BogPerstone of price contro Ms mditie i 4° ae Ss ; mation wierer! of vthera The « est danger is that the OPA ba Man’, months, The windy ast 6 vintees pee 'y ROD while it is ing itself into hot water. w “ <tr Des Geen replaced ‘ ah : t. Retaila@have enough headaches a , ity Ae taledin | vi Liquid, Tablet, Salve. None trope ready. If are forced to carry the in j ” mind — in . ae 1 Pt ionars for OPA, the results ca yt S JAP STATE RELIGION ABOLISHED |... ything put disastrous. The C tunic , rape ; rehe @ Pificiently opera dist i 1 eg tree n s | Te » has decided that | tion system. On the whole, p ge—but Say off 1 , 7 ; ' a7 ed h annOUnCEmeN g such mass merchandisers as cha : Jack \ J eum ‘ sap ha d ee | ¥ r ! « ¥ we t after : te “ I = ay mp REVORT . ¥ Pp a w ha . os ° - # oftiele at thes tile r ; aon , at smabine f prices and « tT = 90 eomne ®) ' ot hurch and state ha . 4 of tinkering OPA d n NO ONE nor gp eemnenea American doctrine | ’ ELSE = - onDEH OF PLBLECO ATION } he present tin It wag Pew G . Ty | ‘ wreasive and w of 3 lh ORES Seyi a oe , ' ' : : ' Cha B / g Nattonnd —_— om slip@ed to follow wage ¥ ; P Work | . Precipitation t+ fled againet IN THE PAST i ' ages! f the tw ] ihe us we now know N hy week se i a . M4 YEARS | : Shat cach has it aph nat Bt 0 a . on : — Sele eakemien aiaads . RAY BAN i we government attempt Préduct ‘ at A N ens : Ma SUN G | ’ gion, 1 may be am > ‘ —_—— ' > oth porta . ua “eg is lag ry . 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