The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 26, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO She Key West Citizen om The Citi HOW TO BE WEALTHY How well do we recall, during last summer, how | we comiained about the | Gooner Greene 685 4a0 & mth, day in and day out, and how well | Cnty Batty Maweaner in Key Weer one dv we know how we commented on the cool “Tread wt May Wet, Florida, a ccecnd class motte | “Pel! Saturday Chapter 23 | mutter, “Well, IM be darned!™| EY been — SS However, complaint about the cool- A= danced with Wayne and| and smiled at the surprise she rudely shattered. John Low- ao i te | ness was slight ce d he ¢ 1 | with Jimmy Foster, her heart| left behind her. ell, she reflected. had the habit cnctastvely entities te was slight compared to the complaint | || light as her feet. ff she had| He said grimly, “I of doing that to her. She must A tentative budget y veer . veiited in thie paper sed 4 the warmth, though one Key Wester | needed gaiety she was certainly you've been told that my|put him completely out of her operation of the city for ee puoi abed here claved: getting it for the orchestra was| ‘ost loves are here tonight. Quite —— new and think only of ing year will be presented aes aa | siving out with @ rioting abandon | 4 coincidence. isn't it _— | at a meeting of city council, "° Let's be frank. 1 think that a good | of She felt miles temoved| | She looked up at him in ense-| , They left, the club shortly after ! t . Pr —< —we fr the bret f yest * t “Don that. that. was reck te | us who declare we like this shivery | f2",,tnting fears and unceriais’| Senn Lowell’ Pu going to ss] mee@ and. inswted' or ‘Griving | Henry B. Haskins, » Hy er. say so chiefly to hear ourselves | ty of the past weeks. She was| married tomorrow. 1 hoped you'd Werae's one. “you can sit in the | superintendent of lighthouses in - _ ‘ : socal 4 assured and coura-| wish me happiness.” seat make love to this district, left this morning epreise mares alk. If you ask me, I'll say truly that [| Zosms me. Se ne to Anne.” she i - vd jeous tonight, secure in She felt hi t . suggested a bit wild-.| here he will in- ee 3 eS ke hot weather and I den’t like cool | Knowledge That Wayne, himesl| ane ane Onsite Sor ome ELS cpap ware emelderian By. gh 4%, which is > . = ¢he | Dad made all plans for their wed-| and his arms tightened about her| With @ greenish tinge and Anne 5 1 like the weather in betwe he | ding on the morrow. Beyond that Sup | id say] Was a little frightened when | im drydock at that city. he cold, that is, the so-called hot | she did not choose even to fink. nothing of the kind,| Wayne said, “Not a bad idea at Key West, for we neither have During an interval when they w—for lam going to| thet Weil, let's get going.” The Key West Jugior Woman's ‘ ” were all back at the table to- t out of this room with] “Rein tomorrow.” Jimmy seid. Club ic making arrangements fo| The WPA hes or { mer in Kay West. iu our | qt, Spake aes seve sticking his head out the window cntertsin 250 children at @/| amateur entertainment eres inierent be « publish GRORPMOUs | wa we some parts of |? ar a = 2 8 » oe pig. yg Anne | Christmas tree party. given in Bayview Park tomer. — — 1 d jer it delightful for the “There's Madeline Carlton with ened. : _ "oO 19, died age. = ae d Russians would go about | het elderly husband.” she said, “Why—what's special about to. Thomas W. Skelton, 79, | ‘ adding, “I don’t see how she could | morrow?” Carol wanted to know. # 6 clock last evening in the! Today The Citizen says in am sh n our coldest weather ever have jilted John Lowell for} She was stepping on the accele. home of his son-in-law ond editorial paragraph d 4 aed Some te - » him. do vou? mag meee & old | * said bitinaty, rator in a abandonment daughter Mr. and Mrs. John C. "The bankers ore given «@ jor Low . - FY » _ er 7 LLL ae | o ther when it is cold, and , semanas aun Feel vou tatked| 10 speed. Her olden hair was Park, 821 Georgia street. Funer-| breathing spell; if they weren't b « I've always meant’ * € 1 don't fell dow a i he > wt services will be held tomor-| they would die, and then where “MPYROVEMERTS FOR KEY WEST " at ap for him, Why, goo urning vou down!” | they started to cimb the « rmogn in the Firs:/ would the government get ofl Tha r uccordance wit ens, there he is!” ’ rry the moment she] ) ity = bn thedist Church, with the | that money? ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZER | — ro i fed 4 Rev. J. B. Culpepper officiating. | —__ — | halt a . f in. “Shall we tell her. canine ; Aperumess. é atat 1 wne asked County Clerk Ross C. Sewyer) :7 yaya ke to ha gy 5 , Why not? Why not te? nnounced today that $500,400 of & Beet end Bathing Pavilion . Ye whole world?” jelinquent taxes will be liquid- | & Aarporte—Land aud Sea t Mad e scoffed “We're going to be marr ted by the sale of tax certifica-| < Comelidation of County and City Gov- : ' seen a neg ee eS tae be 6 Se ' n the property concerned. | “ b ; Cann F. will be held on that! errant { ark bar ana or the € £ ssue” | —— h like ch Had Joho Lowell | *"s1, 4nhen _Jarched ten ficate issued Comenamety ghted for a v? And had Mad-| they reach: hely » bring that nn a | —, A , : 2 th pas e 4 pos | “Oh I'll be glad to take vou NO LONGER TIME TO BE SLOW ave a . jt But he stopped beside a arvine Sees ae | Ce r y t A few « ts later she was 8 eras Sere ae id fury that rose in Carel’s! COFFEE SUT SURE Ma entiafied with . te J hina his ‘a oe "oo 5 t. With = lurch she swune ‘ 1 with ' a biel Iv Anne lthe ear sharply to the : MILL aienls b nl d —y = = . 4 4 the other car. then ‘ ‘ ngs. we pa 7 weak oe Get AT ALL “4 he J re a { words had|. Anne felt Wayne h i "a Mavt meday —|from around her as he s ——— — he d pw we “mot Assure her low ie 8 {with what he T vou, A ' ‘ wei _ ere u 1 M wh t r a ’ rder r ir weeh = be Mice werk. have, DAILY REMINDERS LOQKING AT ewer alee ' ' " r er By Umit - , oleae | Standard Press Association WASHINGTON ny @ that t . , ’ d : TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES ani we ! AN) M t fe ‘ Hitler in ¢ - \ ia RESTATES FUNDAMENTALS | : OF OUR FOREIGN POLICY pment " (Continued on Page Three) | ’ ' +: ’ —and the job ts done! It’s lots of fun—and so-c-o easy. : Where to Listen— For woodwork and metal. Even an ama “ 1600 On Your Dial teur can do a professional job... without . Mut B s brushmarks showing. In brilliant colors ee and tile-like finish. 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