The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 13, 1945, Page 4

+468 POUR me POINCIANA P.-T. A. - FIRE PROGRAM PRESENTED at GEBSION HELD ' Sy we oe mw “ A pm ernaestntagen — — —— = on he ’ + . . id = « i fee = & —_— st of, GARAGE MECHANICS MAINTAIN TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES Ry J. B. JONES, National industries News Servier of those 49 years White bad —' oposition newspaper. Mr. Hinshaw has done @ THE ELECTIONS | WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. Hall wins the New Tammany | York election. No “democracy”; cr" Witham Allen White", in recording | sm that contest. The CIO candi-' -iimbed the ladder of LAST MIGHT date was defeated for mayor of actually was the most a | Detroit. As that election is in quoted newspaperman tila eee ie | the key-city of national industry world. But he was always wap held lant nigh -? se lose tha ccuaii taal ell propiied crams Behonst busiding thn thes <4 ary . fe bee vance Arne mocracy more than they do the # in line af © — wonee pan inion labor bosses | University to receive honorary} GOSH! pommenied 2 Pp « eturing | Boston stuck by tradition, and degrees. White said to ghee i 2 pragrom featur: | elected an Irishman who had been |™@n, “I guess I don't dara |@ good mayor for three terms,{ here; for I'm just a country edi- 2 without much regard to politics. tofiffom Kansas. ph 4 flong! |» - = | The voters felt that he would replied T guess T don't a on : furnish democratic rule for Bean-| here either, for I'm only a coun- Altes are 3 town. try doctor from Minnesota. He) ater Cu On the whole the elections, ¥#s Doctor Mayo of Rochester, - © ; throughout the country showed| Minn. Pick out, if you cam, two to 0t | wequntry editor” A very little advantage for é@ither| ™ore magnificent characters in, personal Bes Dr nodern history than the country, "any years of —_ & , of the Old Parties—just clues to| ™ ae E and the ence but it remained for Gent Crises gt Support the belief that a lot of, editor from Emporia, a Hinshaw, whe wrote the book, 4 People are using their own brains| doctor from Rochester tell me the wonderful story about The i again, instead of obeying orders} The modern “country editor i friend. In feet, BA of weak union “leaders” and po-| POW writes copy on @ be nage pedi yap a familar the anth gre litical chques OF tells it to 2 stencg, and the old} Alte ° ores It is important ot note that tens; Washington hand press disap-| DSins = ps a = | a of thousands of men who fought! Peared long ago. The “country sunted te MARIO Ne Most — : the wars of America in Europe| doctor” has office hours and | Of tne tee trod the hard > Se 5. : and the Pacific are spending con- ™#Kes calls in his own automo an 2 tom have nade siderable time im Washington.| ile. We cherish the memories protangs B . and happier T “ | aad henor the achievements easter, ae Se © omen BP le tes boys” who stuck to the families who are the streng) SePe eter eseeeees Carry erbone turning veterans. They are al- most unanimous in xepressing | the opniion that labor strikes are qutrageous, shameful, and against. the interests of the PEOPLE. their old home towns. The editors of the whole nation | nterest in the an and sinew of our nation. And it is proof that my enthuse ‘jas is genuine as others share that, the William Aj-|™y convictions, and are backing the William Allen White Foundas 7 tien School of Journalism and | AUTOMOBILE SHORTAGE — Public Information hae been cre-| ton, | Among the subsantial tele ated and will be conducted by of sponsors ate the age ‘ MOUNTS the University of Kansas. That. bert Hdover, Cordell Mull, Piorel Labor disputes threaten to re) ror ament t © late William Al. 1 LaGuardia, ex-Geverner Hen tard automobile production 45) jen White is fresh evidence that| "Y J Allen, Walter Liyyman, and the industry resumes building there's “nothing the matter with Others who must have fully ap- cars for the first time since early! Kansas” Editor White started preciated the magic pen of David mn 1942. The United States is *serateh” in the long ag bh Hinshaw, whorh they selected as more than five million automo- native @. but in his their chairman. biles short of the registration fig ure of 1941, the last full-produc- ben year R L. Polk & Co., statisticians years the « f the became the ass of the gr tate leaders > y ©8TS Theodore R ane — were going off the toads in the advice and w very heavily ' — States daily. This is the upon his belov Wil can M igure taken to bri the total new a = lows for the war period up to the! | Kne™ the trials and tnibula-| ALL VITAMING agit ees te present date. There was a stock brown to be essenr.si eo bumee se vs . Mt pile of new cars numbering more Qutrnea. plus Liver snc woe Rage Co e than 500,000 that went gradually 720 $3.50 «+ feet oe Te cre essential users after February 298: $7.98 ty Ge Rew Je ate of 1942, when production ceased @ Peals Bow This stoek was virtually exhaust Mie Rene & ed by the time of the 1944 reg- wm of the istration count Rede were ine An incident in the life of the late William Allen White rei by his good friend and associate. David Hinshaw, in a STRAND THEATER Van Johnson in “30 Seconds Over Tokyo” ‘atk cates TA Mantras Hen: Geming ‘Obi Goreme CRUEL NOS NOB GARAGE ELKS REPRESENTATIVE SEES GREAT ins Ene Gantt iam, and te MONROE THEATER On Sale HUB OF BASE then principal newspaper report Don Ameche in R. 7 Hf ‘ ec s col e thi “t a FUTURE FOR PHILLIPPINE ISLANDS publisher ‘would tthe cherge t “HAPPY LAND” —_ ARMY and NAVY STORE CONVEYANCE m pancepaines Caen ee a }ariocips Coming: “Dangerous Journey” 706 Duval St. Fone 035 J san ~ . 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