The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 10, 1945, Page 2

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Sgt Teves meeting attended by a ma : © . e © ty commitioners, have had = N - —— — } agreed this € moor tha 1 $s ih a s * poppy k. though, to ADVOCATED BY THE CITIzEs - : ‘ k we we our out the wesummes The Cit a co ; 1 More Hotels end Apartments: bh t & Beech and Bathing Pevilicn ms je Wied for them | & Aepere—tend wd Son ' ugh only ond of hath ly oh j ; tichan, all of tient, if ant- | enments ‘ 1 th ron em inte doing son S Come unity Aeditertum h to wf! promptiy nae a L > ' { es 4 er enh we deeaad FREEDOM OF THE PRESS heir diseernr Tu a a‘ Mer Where sews is suppressed there ts “3 iain enavey, where news is controlled there is ‘ twat, ome where news is free are human be- ; fo Mee . CARL ACKERMAN ' Dean, Seheo!l of Journalism, rt fish ersor ecor ipid | Cotumbwe University ’ ¢ enough ra at teu s 4 lemma 0 R e-t nx Hitler's r i TME KEY WEST CITIZEN : WELL. stwaye cook the ruth and prima ft | ' wthout fear end without fever, aever be © fur Ephe mai taken by | | atraid wo attack wrong ge to applaud rigit” ||, th, a ancient Athens when first ad- | eoweys Reht fe progrem: sever be the a ° ia ati } cae @ the mouthpiece of any person, clique, ever bring dingrace j fection oF ciase, always de ite utmost for the cit atte dtehumesty or cow | public weitere; never tolerate corruption OF [aria | | tuetice Gencunee vice and praise virtee, ~~ dooe by individual or organ- “CIVILIZATION,” A WORLD MENACE e mend io taetion tolerant ‘ “s pret only Rews that will elevate 1s ete the reader; never com v t pousale tor i anise with principle ' wrim wa ee ae \ ' PREDICTIONS . XN a " ' ! ' “7 1¢ b wphers wh ter pied * és s . 4 > mi it i« part - 8 I iy M " “ . ; j i ach the . WANTS TO GO TO SOUTH POLE 2 iat Wile eames : : 4 4 the N hs i hey don't w feres a4 habits —these thing | “w , ¥ 4 i s im ee ; , ved ne ich i awe e ‘ \ , nderstanding th h le pe m of acience pret hich to destr nankind? Chapter 10 NNE did not see Wayne untit W Monday. the last day before’ «1 hope not. Fil work faster; “1 it tile he was to leave He had phomed ten Pye ever worked before in derling now that my | | her repeatediy since Friday but |i} my tite” gn on i a ‘ had not 7 1 to leave hit) “And Pil wait at the club. You/te worry Shout = h i | mh aunt's bedside This morning ° can call me there.” Later duet wee he came out of the house on her bchtet be eullinee hast bose Sieve way to work ‘is cor was verted | G9 left her at the office and) ay to Aye at the curb at with drove reluctantly away Ann- have 9 s8e- out wvine anvibing helped bet was soon at work on the radie jeial for me. How ne. | promised. gosh! Will it take long?” i in SH silent be storted the ‘ecripte worked jeally. jabeut vou? and drove throu ch Lincoln sceurately. speedily type| “For me, too, of conse.” she He Aunt Edne ~ Int @owed beneath her @yitt, fincers. [ans rising. “But first. the? She pereunde? vou to post- | John Lowell came im just before |Wayne, 1 must go home and | \ cone our merriese” j= Winstow.” te smell tectbbdiy The eustart | “She thinks it would be bett Look here, Miss ” he sme! v musta to wait” -™ ‘oried. “T just met that 2 man| She out on the rose-beige, dress ould be bet at the Tennis Club and) : Page archer: Aagpemadbe + corned be Seowled so darkly at me that |been her a When | Re heaped the : was curious, and s> got the |they came out of the house again 8 SS. ce # whole story out of him. Now ston |she that the sky had | and eye * vor’ lchat infernal clatter at once and |€rown dark and smineus with : * thin! net ~ rum apd-get vour hat Don’t you cle It began to rain before . think 1 7 kr * thev reached the hotel. f vou and flower hat that was to have * nothing as unimpor- | t as 9 radio seript should be| And now restlessness and the | od t ond in the way of imminence of parting had invaded - ’ _ falftiment?™ 7 ° |the festive mood of the day When j one lnughed. “You'd see how | they had Snished the meal Wayne said a little diffidently. “I euecs = you got up to breadeast to- [this is about the fade-out, Anne t one But anyway, |!-I promised Aunt Bena ! would the.one for tonight, |come home early Seems like she's invited some people i...” that she might | tant a serint ts. I imagine. | finished wonderfull” Fie said it| Anne realized meant it and for some un- |"ave expected this. Mrs. McDow- reason Anne blushed jell was sure to to it that A eompliment from Ma- |Wayne’s lest few at home | Lowell was the last thing to|were to be here. And she evi- | dently had exserienced an amar- | ed his papers into} recovery from her heart at- Wayne and fit- u e@ rain was coming down i> torrents as ey came out of thy A Amainat ' on te | tieiee senens 0 SS Ctreuit © j ite codson, BP. rT, § Long itede in pobianae le wh i Biatutes tos > ony the ae the Internat Der he =e Part wars = ouneat Pe wel ie + RICHARD HENRIRTYT fertens 4S Hh at white ribbon of “ lead ut of the city [hotel Before they could get + i rm OY = bs. | x © atone, was in| Where the car was parkec. Anve'Sli } SIA fy DA. L ‘ ming mood. | new dress and hat were a sodd:n. ANG oe COUSTY ES a al! “ dripping mass. She felt bedraq-| (MANCURY | * 5 N vs FTER lunch Anne gathered |gled. unattractive, ytterly de-|,,., ; a eves, | ee ch a wilats nae Te Gok @ Os Atune | - tote panel ool ; an sto a chain to wear |house Wayne took her into his | oe 4 read th i her hair, Wayne watched |**ms for a brief moment. ‘ : Oh. Wavn 1 hinh »w lovely she “Little darling.” he said. “no onpen oF Ptete Ate. « ov “a ‘an warm spring sun-|™atter what happens, remember . ‘ee = came to sit be- |! love you And when | come back | — this ‘ Po a fallen tree trunk, |'? SX weeks nothing is going to | ° < . “ape B ‘ ‘ nid tow our marriage. Right?” | * aes ine * ts wait i seems to be the perfeet She smiled through uncontrol- r —) ” “He Mr F m It Anne” He took a little ‘able tears “Right, Wayne!” - - nn bh ut , his pocket and A sob saught in her t ¥ wa . > Lous § - t ped a finger. She | turned toward the dor 4 ° n ght ber sparkling Sumped roughly into a tall man ¥ n € ng solitaire Who stood there barring her way. | mm a chast 73 ‘ Te be continucd ‘ “ ~ e KEY WEST IN TOO LATE TO - we ° " | CLASSIFY > a | So eee fin, onge ead FROM FILES OF THE CITITEN Piaintitt . om omen OF NOVEMBER 10, 1935 5 te” eee . alien te . By R KAY w enURR OF FURL ATION Peet i a cee me ore us « 4 “ . dng ‘ . . > © “ ‘ w wook® : . - Caste Cane Ne, san ’ , * tN ee Come ter cone op ' stat rion re MONnOn COLNED eR, A 4 . em - orvones “ ‘ USE ie COLB PREPARATIONS Y).i\etr ‘pea? * a Apubiniment, Phone 19, ‘iauid. Tablet. salve. Nose Drops Galey's Oftion, 4 & . 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