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

soe: A tee ne Pact TWO She Key Wiest Citizen | Reeept Gender, by HONEST ELECTIONS Pepreret mtr Several Key Westers, evidently de- | ighted over the use of voting machines, : ed The Citizen when the machines used again. i ved interest in elections, among | “If that's the way fee!) tual friend. Cages Mihowsh. in ma Westers, has been due to their | d there for) about it,” he side to iat pom cyy aia € confident that now, when they cast | as if he were)" Das meine we felt poses stiffen. A their ballot, it not only will be counted but Pager phys —- —_ HE fled down the stairway,| very old opipies fo pot oe a also that it and all other ballots will be ~~ pe pest he ne eee ot her ad, “A false friend has counted fairly, which results in our having i She reached the 7.2 or Cand . roadway she us stop, She had never been vest elections, oH elections are only a few weeks | an eager © ry» je plied, eyes wide and inno- —_ aWa December 4, residents of Monroe Could ne | e! wn how 5 orme wa to shake| cent “How nice of him to re tie inty, who pay taxes on real estate or ny a ge - Pog: ad completely; but, the knowl- —— me! | - — ‘ j . » je that she wer to rol's eyes narrowed. Evi- =. — @ og ‘ ! —- 9 il - given an oppor- | 6 yyw making a h w Bay hy BP sare dent this was not the naive girl | semneees eae =p At +, ty vote on the millage for the Mon- | pot hav ; nae an ae war-rav man expected to encounter. onpen or Punter hy | janee Cony Ghent & “is wh en yoy ey to know into someoge young| She had been furious because | 7° aia ai errs 2 ee Se aulits ep Ge to her,| and eager and. Geilliagly, slive, Wayne hed toon cool towarg her | forte Hes . a 11, the electic h » | ie ae aees was a responsil not cago, 01 noth, onl , ov pee el Ae A Ff care to entertain. He had spoken|had been said of it by ‘cithet | Rader ——- : <a md the county for $250,000 to | Set made her hen x to her of his love in the offes, but| Wayne or his sunt, she had rath- . ae mare $$$ © used building a beach will be held. | grip of an en t eq| me thought bitterly mow that he| er suspected that Anne Winslow oe a ‘ ge ithout his A an | had had no right let her see/| had to do with it. She Only owners of realty, who qualify, will be | Oi Sieve him: 2 what he might become if she| was t tely now to an woe to participate in that election. | heights beyond nine thet he, could return that love. find out But when she went on Be oe had ever hoped i fair!” she was thinking | ®¢T Way @ moment later. she was het t May statewide primaries will be | *Anne!™ he said eoftty, reaching | 9% she walked along, entirely ua- mle gy | —_ Anne had j ith eure ¢ » seve: he Gane be s s aseles said, “| ir from Wayne every d there are sure to be several in- | out to her. “Is it: wr gy BM ow ee day,"—Carol would have known ter ontests, with that for United | ing here at the tor . | 7 - much better how to if - SI ~ut it any more. I've simply a Tut Anne gave bee ae States senator heading the list. * 1 frase the whole thing! such satisfaction and continued Lows thing has been said gen- t But this, she found, in the h mak. ike yo gg 2 mea ‘ t the contests, but now and then longi being i at followed was not . throat. THOMAS # ar iwork on WPA hey the probable contestants | his arms. He he'd - Lf gees : Remembering her loneliness of «| West, ¢ war one tet od | Bissed her as if at i. ak aaaen on the week before, Ann resolved —_——_——— ~ found release rway. time after time. She| Pet, t spend the next week-end NOTICE OF APPLICATION Wee Jus oon Pe But. regardless of whom the contest- | that bound bir A P in town. “I'm going home.” she Then she c ’ ’ = seeing John Lowell with determined. at I need ts 8 have the assurance now | vg r aptured look on his face, of her eyes wide ars falling away leaving} £008 dose the farm and my | ons, so far as is humanly | she could not tod ag the ce on "Sl own people!” She felt her spirits ; ger. “John!” i “y ine had an ineffabte| lifting at the thought of a long ros only have we voting ma-| Shouldn't hav : " y aving detail « Gat with her father and mother. | r Ise r © city e have « k t! Ob 4 aleal When she mentioned her desire th ity. we have had | ye . “ig wa 4 . . n d to other eyes |e Mr Farham he said. “I'm all m. and before the primaries | seending agein She wrote long, ardent letters) for it, Anne. You need to get hele May there wil! be re-registra- | saw the sardor to Wayne and rea the ones helaway from routine once in a e | oi esen bie t avidly trying desperate-| while. Why don't you go Friday i th t grim ow oe re the first fine rap-| night instead of § wt A noon, ‘ mhe ww names were eliminated fro with a rm . { Then one day/ and stay longer than Monday if ’ - aun Attorney Reger Wee ° " . nee wom | Gabe oe in the aisle) you lke. We'll try to manage ’ ' e es lea yesterday + . i list. and many will be | myself, Anne? F “ without you.” chert aw 2 T ough bably the nus membered thot at b ' B Anne thanked him and decided ugh probably the number | Benes e f to take the bus Friday nigat as Th f sold vecporlet 68 8 Gem. 3 . er mparatively, than it was . he suggested. She found herself or © . pee — = filled with anticipation and .. - aan pol es rote " i to speak with her | citement as she dro A e. the] armed verterds ieieemeeunian 1 «ty fe s her mother and made her nerein wim Be ons to go. It had been a ! iter oi v Tre \ bull-headed individual ix one who time since she had been hy ; (A IES lecnareal perep th 1, despite al u can say By ‘Fo be continecd ‘ ‘th Chase lers 4 ° To hear what some people say eee neeeeeretrrerertrees ‘ ¢ . think that the future civilization de-| DAILY REMINDERS PEOPLE'S FORUM t, Cireuit . ipor lieving what they say | By v ’ ¢ — | Standard Press Association OPSSOSSSSSSSSSSOOSSL SOS + a The AIRMEN EXECUTED SeTICR oF APriecaTION grag 5 H - NNIVERSARIES Form TAY DEH oe aanewe A 1000 On Your Dial _Chaperr 20aa— Note of bl s & “ t roadcasiin, ster b meme « po with the p The graves of fourteen American air- | ,, ee es Hience to them | men, members of B-29 crews, were recent- | H , a 6s ee one liscovered in Osaka after a Korean told | 6°". . Tuesday. November 20th , jcase. But mos their execution after being shot down | ea John Ru Y pee ig ay ' admit t ne ca rai | noted " 615 ” vernment. first This is additional evidence of the man er 7 7 . Lewis, Jr.* e. 8 - nally attache ner which the Japanese mistreated pris- | 4. + 74 | . 7 30 * oma) sovereiy ers of war. It is not, of course the only 4 745 ae etond, becaus ample but it adds up it ” Mik We b t called attention in the a f the Falco a “ the horrible details that are be- | H - ¥ R s ! d in the Philippines where Ge ee ‘ * N F —, : ~ Yamashita. the Japanese con ‘ : Report® being tried for war crimes Fhe ake rn ‘ » d bru Or 5 oO ‘ w re al o th. rapine and bru 144 i ‘ n enemy y eae ‘ ‘ - - Wednesday, November 2ist rt | ssuere. k | H ne expect another to keey io Tae So peor . — - .\ ret ar h t himself TODAY IN HISTORY MRS J M BARRY 7 ‘ sorter a eiscaveen “.. sts = . s S« Chapter on , RADIO'S QUARTER CENTURY ‘ h people wt a wh ou ought ci = om F i ’ S a b - | ———_ H omest F <a . . seued : ooo a ' faces TO STUDY HEART DISEASES . w - , FORECAST wun Wi ; a . | It interesting to learn that the life | Ge w ‘ nity F 13 £ | pa he | d Sta ' Bur = We F The have medical re- | w nost 4 i j hic ' $3.500,000 | err a. owen wer. 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