The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 3, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO Fhe % Key West Citizen Dally. Racept Sunday. by -* Omer Pebitaher ow J . , Benimees om The Cities Mu Corner Greene and Ane OxtvGDatiy Newspaper in Key Weer and ontes Cot oped &t Key West, Florida as second clase matte seenrn ary oF THE ASSOCIATED Fanss oo sively entitled ¢ satohes credite: the paper and Ae ERTONNG BATES Made teow ormetet sete _ Be Peeing felines, cards of thanks, Pe poeery * | & More Hotels and Apartments. | & Beech and Bathing Pavilion & Aipporte— Land and Sea & Cumsclidation of County and City Gov- ' ernerne | | FREEDOM OF THE PRESS Where sews is suppressed there is enatchy: where news is controlled there is twar, ome where news is free are human be- vo tree CARL ACKERMAN, Dean, School of Journalism, i Columba University ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WTA. shways seek the truth and print ft © tout feer and 2 fever; never be epee > attack Wrong shwupe Gight for progreat: aever be the or- | ean or the mouthpices of any person, clique, fection of clase aiweys Go ite utmost for the pute welfare pever tolerate corruption of mpustice. demounce vice an@ praise virtue. commend gow done by individual or organ ‘eetien wierant of others rights, views and pinion. print only news that will eifmpte end © 4 coptamunete the readct newar Ga | oromuse with principle. COMMENT ON CIAL WORK i n . in ren h the « and , RATHER HIGH rT T " : r ve 4 fear Dia tial AE ac iw wh atoms | | | ‘ | i! el rt KEEP DRIVING AWAY The Citizen has published a good any editorials about the shacks in Key the tearing down of some of and vem. and in ene editorial recently it asked hy nothing had been done to compel the the delapidated building on Duval to the electric company's d ' | ! nex remove it and clean off the lot? But the structure, or what is left of t, still remains not only as an eyesore but ce, t © to pedestrians who pass I concrete have fallen down and are likely to fall again. Be- des, on what was once the flooring of the are depressions in which which a dan there after rains and in « breed. Congratulations to city authorities for ngs that have long since serv- rpose torn down, but, in doing discriminate. Order down the | the Duval street building, ad- company’s office, and | electric ‘ cores of others in various parts | omplete job. Let's remove hat should be removed, not . them d let the others stand I ate now to anything to e cers of the city because it we will have Let us commis- w days wher ty government of the five when a drive of we c les cted a tarted that it be carried to a favoritism of ap- | the ne thing should apply to would benefit Key West he et die orning ay t the aim is com- ~ uns of defens d or later some ride paper publishers had f their papers or or other reasons, it h; tat s that radio could | tovangieud, stent, 1). WO LONGER A WORLD: POWER one onger reckons as a world during her work bours. The | ly devastati sailed was cool and crisp. the chops | orowned, petiection and the! rvarringe. “I rolls satisfying Before she ft morning, Eve had put @ lime tee in the electric re- downstairs and this frigerator meal A* the moment, there wes a soft, scratching noise at | ft and the girls looked at « smilingly. Eve got up ar the door into the h t followed Anne h avery definite | hold Somehow to know | their meal and t | theman, waited u when A and Eve ate Icisurely, talking 6 completely incon- ; things. Anne wold Eve > luncheon at the Tullp ith Wayne and Eve re-| 1, manicure her mails. “I @ perfect conclusion to th was time for him t then om he took t managed them os Adams had not obj keeping Rags ad black dog had mad for himself in her and spent most at her heels. But people could get © evidently w as DAILY REMINDERS By Standard Press Association » ANNIVCRSARIES HISTORY BIRTHDAYS ‘ large or small,” declared | found . Vener |) Dougins MacArthur tw rer rion | . + ation of Japanese force ; wou n nplished and hat approxi- | 27, 163 i 0 armed men, including |, 17° outiving theatres, have laid ipons. are thoroughly beater a rey the Allied « ar ’ ‘ t the tremble fore r the surrender terms . ' tv punishme so hat ‘ 4 A red d the « Army was str and bs whe oo ui eee made he P ‘ b 1! * th by-pa i i Ja ' , i ' | ' i Amer a i here nit ? 44 “YOU CANNOT HAVE—" heve order in polit ss ndustry.” declares Charles Ra b Brigeh Trade . * N ' " pr to dock , nd await re- S ng on through ,, hy b where it to unload 1 ! K worker r the pe ly cially in his uniform!” gucss Ny —laugh at else thought Anne smiled and settlél tf orlang. His pictures are i i if Eve was liv! appy days of e most idiotie jokes real estate tT), Rhafie (8), Mine (16), of Rection & 36 Kouth. Ramee 2 | t 1 ‘ that underneath v ng deep and last: Kast. situated in Monroe Com pressibly dear.” Her tart <5 nor yor anr & far-away, dreamy an pa sone day, all of a sudden, st of a clear sky, Anne—he e to merry fi ave said ‘Th yo going nded t at Aiken “His mother objected!” aa be- nt 1. knowing the story al- reedy by heart. s sad ot, darling! She tried , ing im her bag of trieks to chair and even pw here = ever ay ge wou - — q Lovr—mom. he said, ‘get : arte) Manag — there's noth- you can say or do that will me from my little Eviet So mieht as well just give in efully! Calling me his ‘ttle 5 Con you imagine that? Me. Anne got up from her cha! ! x fect tall! I never could| olutely and put nto go with who was til 1 met Garret. fh oplements away i happened—even if W: NIM MA Defendant ORDER OF FIBLIC ATION BARTON LEN DOF t what first at. ‘Here,’ 1 said.| She couldn't just an look up to!" | grab her own happiness — * so far—just| though it, too, might be of me in every way. || duration—with Eve suffering Ii good enough for this. It had been wrong 0 let her tatk . " Anne said, as she Te be continued ‘ re th ' sade ssa een Sinise x im 1 m EY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY’ ° USE Assertated Preas) LOS ANGELES. 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