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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30

joga van hozza, hogy a jelen-
legi neki ne tetszek.
Mi tudtuk, hogy mi a kor-
manyforma, hogy milyen az al
kotmany es mi ERIE a for
mara, ere az alkotmanyra es-
kiidtiink.
Exert utaljak es ma mar gyii-
l0lik azokat a bevandoroltakat,
akik lit ismusokat hirdetnek,
exert utaljak es gyulolik a
kommunistakat es nazikat,
inert felteszik, hogy akik ilyen
erzelmekkel birnak, azok hamis
eskuVel lettek polgarai ennek
az orszagnak.
Es akik AIT hiszik, hogy a
polgarlevel szabadsagot ad
mindenre, azoknak becses fl
gyelmebe ajanljuk, hogy San
Franciscobol most deportalnak
egy nemet nazit, aki mar pol
gar volt.
Miutan polgart mem lehet
deportalni, a polgarlevelet rem
des t0rvenyes formak kozt ell
vettek deportalasra azutan
iteltek.
Egy cseppet sem tartjuk sze-
rencsenknek, hogy ilyen a hely.
yet S hogy a bevandorolt polga.
rokkal ilyen szepen el lehet
banni, de az ellen hiaba tilta-
koznank, AIT megvaltoztatn
nem tudjuk.
Jo lesz tehat mindenkineR
alkalmazkodni a helyzethez
amig egy-egy k0nnyelmi kiszo
las miatt mem eri az a sors
amt kiosztottak Ryno-nak
vagy a San Franciscob6l kites
sekelt nemet nazi-nak.
! S mem adunk neki sok idot
hogy nagyon sokan fognal
ilyen sorsra jutni azok k0zJl is
akik mem egy Hitlert, hanen
egy Stalint szeretnenek ebber
az orszagban.
i Akik a Sovjetet ''munkasha
zajuknak" szoktak nevezn
(mint pl. az TWO magyar tit
kara) azokat egy szep napo1
felsz6litjak. hogy legyenek sci
lveSek "haza" vonulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30

A kongresszus el6tt egy ja-
vaslat fekszik, amely mindazo-
kat az embereket kitiltana a
WPA munkab6l, akik "tagjai
valamilyen kommunista egye-
siiletnek."
EFT a javaslatot a haborus
hiszteria szulte, AIT mem le-
het igazsagosnak, vagy ember.
segesnek tartani, inert hiszen
ma meg a kOmmunista part
t0rvenyesen engedelyezett part
ia ennek az orszagnak, de =
meg fogjak AIT val6sziniileg
szavazni.
S akkor eIkezd0dik a hajsza
hogy melyek azok a testuletek,
amelyek.. kommunizmust hir'
detnek.
Az international Workers
Order fel6l AIT allapitotta meg
a birosag, hogy kommunista
egyesilet ezen az alapOn ia.
gadtak meg a tagjait6l a pol.
garlevelet mar t0bb izben.
Eel kell tehat tenniink, hOgy
a jelenlegi helyzetben es han
gulatban, amennyiben a javas'
bol t0rveny lesz, az Two tagjait
a WPA munkakboI is kizarjak
| S attol felunk, hogy ezt a pei
dat mindazok a gyarak es mil
helyek k0vetni fogjak, anne
lyekben hadi rendeleseken dol
goznak; akar polgarok lesznek
az illetOk, akar mem.
Mi ezekre a sulyos lehetOse'
gekre mar ket hosszu ev ota
alland6an figyelmeztetjuk q
v0r0s egyesiilet tagsagat az
esemenyek nagyon szomoruan
igazolnak benniinket.
S mikOr EFT a szOmOru lehe.
tOseget az Two tizezer magyar
tagjaval tudatjuk, mem a kar'
Orvendes beszel belOliink, ha'
nem az reszvet, amt a tizezeI
elbolonditott magyarral szem'
ben kell erezniink.
S mig a v0r0s uszitas fele'
l0tlen magyar szelhamOsai az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30

delmezziik S akiknek ez az al
kotmany nem tetszik, azok -
visszamehetnek oda, ahonnan
kijottek.
Torveny szerint egyenlo jo-
gokkal birnak az lit szuletett
es ide vandorolt polgarok, de
amig az lit sziiletett polgarnak
MORALS joga van az alkotmany
megvaltoztatasat kivanni, adj
dig mi azzal a joggal mem BIZ
runk.
Az lit sziiletett amerikai pol
gar mem kerte a polgarjogot
mem eskudott meg, hogy mem
hisz mas kormanyformakban S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
NIT AKAR
A MAGYAR JOVO?

Az International Workers Or
der altal penzelt, de a FEHER
JOSKA TULAJDONABAN levO
v0r0s szennylap, az vi ElOre
gyalazatOs utoda ARA keri az
Two konvenci6 magyar delega-
tusait, hogy kommunizmus
magyar nyelvu kiadvanyat te-
gyek nagyObba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30

Budapest ismet keszlil a
kOnyvnapokra. Pornpasnal pom
pasabb k0nyvek keriilnek az
utcai satrak pultjaira S a ma
gyar k0nyvkiadas ebben az ev.
ben valoban iinnepi seregszem-
lere kesziil. Ennek az uj konyv-
termesnek ketsegkiviil legerde-
kesebb S tartalmanal fogva
legid6tall6bb az a diszes k0tet,
mely "Az elvandoroltak" cimet
viseli. Szerz6je, Acs Tivadar
mem ismeretlen az amerikai
magyarsag el6tt. Evek ota je-
lennek meg, neha sorozatosan
cikkei, tanulmanyai az eszak-
amerikai lapokban. Eek a elk
kek mind az amerikai honfog-
lal6 magyarsag egy-egy isme-
retlen, jeles alakjanak elettor-
tenetet dolgozzak fel, vagy az
amerikai magyar 6skor egy-egy
idoszakat.
| Nevet akkor kapta szarnyra
a hirnev, mikor Buenos Aires
ben felkutatta es k0zzetette
egy hires magyar Kossuth-
emigransnak, Czetcz tabornok-
max emlekiratait, levelezeset.
Utana nemsokara jelentette a
taviro, hogy raakadt Asboth
tabornok sirjara. Aztan megint
hirul adtak a lapok, hogy fel-
kutatta a XVI-XVII. Szazad-
bell amerikai magyar szerze-
tesek eletmiivet, akik Peruban
es Cordobaban egyetemeket
alapitottak, mar ebben az ido-
ben terkepre vettek Amazonas
vizrendszeret es orokeletii mum
kassagot fejtettek XII az anne
rikai kontinensen. Csak tegnap
lrtak meg a pesti lapok, hogy
Acs Tivadar felkutatta Ber-
zenczey Laszlo naplojat, leve-
lezeset es bebizonyitotta, hogy
Sven Hedin elott ket evtized-
del Berzenczey minden felfe-
dezest megelozott Belso-Azsia-
ban.
A maid husz ives ma meg
| jelent munkaja "Az elvando-
roltak" a roppant nagy le-
veltari kutatasokon nyugv6
adatszerusege mellett is sem
mivel sem kevesebb, mint a
tavolba szakadt magyarsag
h6si eposza. Magyarok, akik
mar a kozepkorban Patagonia
szelen egyetemeket alapitanak
vegig pasztazzak az Andok ge-
rincet, beutazzak a Sandwich
szigeteket, Maximillianus Tran
sylvanustol, v. Karoly nemet-
romai csaszar titkararol, q
Magallanes-kronika szerzojet6l
Black Joeig, aki egy szeE
marciusi ujsagcikkert odavagjs
az osztrak-magyar konzulsa.
got. Ujsagirok, professzorok
papok es hobok, akik valahs
STINT es erdekesseget jelentet
, tex az amerikai magyar elet
ben, mind-mind felsorakoznal
"Az elvandoroltak"- "-ban. Ez {
k0nyv a legnagyobb karrier1
fogja befutni, inert joszandeku
becsUletes munka. Stilusa sze1
es vonzo. Tengernyi adats
Matt mem hlanyOzhat egyet
| len magyar egyesulet konyv
( tarabol sem, vagy olyanok ke
: zebol, akiket erdekel es meg
hat az amerikai magyar pioni
t rok munkaja.
: Ma beszeltem a konyv seer
zojevel, Acs Tivadarral. Reg
! ujsagiro. Hat evig Argentina
ban szerkesztett magyar lapot
Munkajarol es terveir6l a ko
vetkez6ket mondja: - Ez /
k0nyv kiserlet ARA, hogy a ia
volba szakadt magyarsag tor
:. tenelmenek kutf6it felkutassul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
NVAGJAK-E AZ INTERNATIONAL
WORKERS ORDER TAGJAT
4 WpA MUNKABoL?

elbOlOnditOtt embereket -
Moszkva rendeletere - ma is
uszitjak, mi ARA gondolunk,
hogy ezt a fenyeget6 es BIZ
TOSNAK LATSZO katasztr6fat
meg mindig ell lehetne ke-
riilni.
Ha az international Workers
Order tagsaga megmutatna,
hogy Ok az egyletben nem a
Max Bedacht kommunizmusat,
hanem csak betegsegelyt es
biztositast kerestek, akkor ta-
Ian megmenekiilnenek attol a
sorstol, amt lit az 's0t0dik had
testnek" ismert kOmmunistak.
ra egesz biztosan kimernek.
Az international Workers Or
der tagjain all, hogy a sajat
kezeikbe vegyek a sorsuk inte-
zeset es haladek nelkil szakit-
SAX ell az egyletiiket a kommu-
nizmust0l s tisztitsak meg AIT
a rombolo, az arul6 v0r0s elem
tOl.
Vagjak XII siirg6sen, vagjak
XII azonnal az egylet v0r0s penz.
tarnokat, kommunista titkarat
rugjak XII a feher joskakat
szakitsanak mindennel, ami az
egyletet a v0r0s propagandahOz
kOtOtte.
Mert CSAK EZ mentheti meg
az egylet tagjait attol, hogy va
Iamennyit kommunistanak te.
kintsek S elOttiik maholnap
ne csak a gyarak kapuit, de a
WPA ajtajat is becsapjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
V|CYAzNI A SzAJAKRA

Xix szeretnenek egy Hitlert ebben orszagban?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
SzOMBAT: XII FOG GY0ZNI?

Annyi yer mem folyik sokszor egy szazadon
mint amennyi sokszor most folyik egy napon!
S err6l mond azutan dktator szepet
meszaroljak tovabb az egyugyu nepet.
Igy szol diktator: mi beket akarunk
csupan exert kuzd most acelos hos karunk
Exert varunk veres aldozast neptul,
inert beke milj6k we're aran epil -.
akarmit j6solnak vagy dadognak masok:
gy6zni fognak maid german 6riasok
De hogy vegs6 fokon XII fog megis gy6zni:
ezt titkot csupan maga listen 6rzi!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30

vivjak germanok Macy veres tornat
latjak mar messzir6l Paris Eifel tornyat
Sol Hitler biztaton S Paris fele mutat:
verrel kell ontozniink Parisig az utat.
akkor mosolyg csak rank gyozelem orm'
ha keziinkben lesz mar Paris Eifel tornya
Akkor mulatunk csak nagy veres toron,
ha szvasztikat lenget tavoli torony!
Par nap meg . azutan biztosan elvarjl
hogy Parisban mar az Operat is latjuk :.
Az Operat, hol most Muzsak lakoznak =
vegiil maid german lovak abrakolnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
PENTEK: ALKoNYoDIK ANGLIANAK

Elerte nenet calais-i kaput,
honnet OF perc alatt Doverbe visz az ut ;.
Dover: Anglianak hires kik0t6je;
XII tudja, hogy holnap mi lesz mar belole :.
Kincses gazdagsaga, sok ezer raktara:
XII tudja, hogy meme nemetet varja?
ha a nemet egyszer Doverbe belepett:
leigazhatja az egesz angol nepet
Ide fault ime nagy birodalom
megmenteni is mar alig lesz alkalom
Brit vilaghatalmon mar patkanyok ragnak
akart diktalni az egesz vilagnak -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06
COORDINATION AFTER AL !

IN overwhelming majority Of Key
v st citiZC were sorry to sec that the
County Commission voted to request d
resolution OF condemnation of 994-acres or
Boca Chica key, at the meeting this week.
But hat same majority agreed with the
commissioners on tie necessity that
prompted the only ction that could be
taken in view of the circumstances.
It is rot pleasant to behold-this
wholesale condemnation of property, that
is, insofar as the big majority of property
owner is concerned. And yet-looking
beyor the present difficulty, the object
to be attained, far overshadows the dis
comfort at present.
Here we had a small minority acting
whether they thought they were right,
or not-and they no doubt did have their
Ound arguments-tO upset the wishes of
II the other, neighboring land owners. It
was to be regretted that these nOn-co-
operators could not have seen the neces-
sity to subjugate PERSONAL beliefs for the
good of the whole.
As result of this lack of coopera-
ton, all property owners will be the losers.
AS against ar original purchase price of
$500 per acre, guaranteed as a premium
offer for prompt action-all of the land
will now be purchased for price probably
half that amount, or Whereabouts. The
appraisal jury to sit in at Circuit Court
proceedings, taking cognizance of sur
rounding land valuations at present, can't
possibly allow anywhere near the premium
price offered
Again we say, it's too bad that con-
domination had to come. But, satisfied
that the commissioners exhausted every
other means to bring a satisfactory cOnclu-
sion to the wholesale purchase of the prop
erty, The Citizen urges the attorneys to
make all possible haste in the procedure.
The army sub-airbase is going to mean
a lot to Key West and Monroe County
Thousands of dollars of additional income
per month will accrue. Preliminary steps
have proven that the project is bonaflde-
that two federal agencies want the airport
and stand ready to perform their major
DC ton of the work 1t is imperative, then,
that the county'S share of the deal be con-
summated with all possible speed.
O, with the condemnation! For
better city!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06
Economic Hlghlights
HAPPENINGS THAT AFFECT THE DINNER PALS. DIVIDEND
CHECKS AND TAX BILLS OF EVERY INDIVIDUAL:
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS
uNSEPARABLE FROM LOCAL WELFARE

The refusal OF Congress to ad-
journ. despite the prodding of
some Administration officials was
not a surprise. The world is chang
ing fast these days And the ma
tion's lawmakers feel that they
should be on hand to deal with
problems as they appear.
Big problem now is how to
give more aid to Britain and at
the same time keep a semblance
of neutrality. This country has
been shooting the works on be-
half OF the British for a long time
She has our Sd obsolete destroy
ers. and production of American
factor IS is practically at her
command. The u. S. Army and
Nav have announced mat they
will give her precedence IN air
claft. But there IS one catch
Britain must pay cash for what
ever she buys. The Johnson Acs
does not permit this government
or its citizens to give credit to any
nation which is behind on war
debt payments
The way the wind blows now
was recently indicated by the
statement Lord Lothian, the Brit
ism Ambassador to this country.
made on his return from his
homeland. England, he said. does
not want men. She wants only
material But, he added, Eng
lands cash is running out He
forcsaw a difficult year ahead
fer England. in which she will
need all kinds of war supplies
and perhaps finance.
When oucried as to whether
he believed the US. Congress
should repeal the Johnson Act.
Lord Lothian offered no COM
ment. But it is obvious that was
what he had in mind. The va
nous American groups which are
in favor of doing everything ana
anything to help defeat the Axis
such as William Allen Whites
/ committee for aiding England
are beginning to train their sights
on the Johnson Act. It seems a
/ certainty that a resolution to re-
peal the act will be introduced in
Congress.
That resolution will be bitterly
contested. especially in the Sen
ate where the iSolationiSt group,
headed bv Senators johnson, Nye
and Clark. are strong. But the
probability is that the johnson
Act will be thrown overheard.
The Roosevelt policy has been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06
AT. OIL. DENoUNcEs RACKETs

We hasten to congratulate the Amer
lean Federation of Labor on its action in
recognizing the responsibility of labor or
CARNATIONS to prevent rackets and rack
eteering from preying upon business and
the public generally.
The labor union that works for the
benefit of its members is justified, by Its
results. The same cannot be said about
the alleged union" that has been utilized
to blackmail employers into the payment
of protection fees and which, in the hands
of callous, gangster-like leaders, have
never been much concerned with the well
fare of workers.
The rackets that have plagued large
cities have not represented responsible
labor leaders, the rank and file of or
ganized labor or the American people
That the American Federation of Labor is
turning its attention to their nefarlous
schemes speaks we'll for tie Federation,
which deserves vote OF thanks from the
public at large.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06
THESE WOMEN!
Rv ADELAIDE KERR

Mrs. August Belmont, winner
of the. 1910 American Woman's
Association Award for Eminent
Achievement. has built two in
teresting and famous careers in
the last 10 years.
In the gilded days of the nine
teen hundreds she was a Broad
way toast as the beautiful young
actress Eleanor Robinson. Now,
as the handsome, white-haired
widow of the banker-sportsman-
philanthropist, she has won fame
for her philanthropic and social
service, in recognition of which
she received the A. W. A award
Most Of her activity has been di-
rected in I'D of the jobless, the
Red Cross and the Metropolitan
Opera Guild.
In her philanthropic work Mrs.
Belmont IS known Tor her speed
and efficiency IN raising funds.
If all the dollars she has helped
raise for the various projects in
the last % years were heaped in
aone mountain OF millions, its
computation would make a comp
tCmeter cTeak.
When the depression threw
thousands of men out of jobs. she
helped raised 100000 in. their
behalf through the work of the
Womans Division of the Emerg-
ency Unemployment Relief Com
mittee.
A few years later she did her
bit to keep the Metropolitan
Opera alive by founding the Met
ropolitan Guild, which she still
heads. Today It has between To-
600 and 1900 members who con-
tribute from s. to 500 apiece an
nually and last year II turned
over slOo.OGO worth of opera seats
and subscriptions TO the box Of
fice.
Besides her Guild work. Mrs.
Belmont is a member of the Cen
trail Committee of the National
Red Cross and a member of the
Community Service Society (of
New York; which works to put
the poor and jobless back on
their feet financially.
When l asked her the secret
Ct her success in organization.
raising funds and making people
DO things" she looked nonpluss-
ed, then said succinctly, 1T takes
imagination. conviction and en-
thuSiaSm."
But her cohorts are a good
deal more articulate on the sub
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

to steadily increase our help TO
Britain, and the Republican min
ority, which largely follows the
foreign policy laid down by Wen
dell Willkie in the campaign. ge-
nerally agrees.
IF the Johnson Act is repealed
viii we become embroiled in the
war? No one can accurately ans
wer that question. the controlled
German, Italian and japanese
press continues to criticize this
country, but their governments
still formally regard us as a
friendly power. Germany does
not want us to enter the conflict.
the American Navy would be a
potent force On Britain's side. and
might be the decisive factor. So
the best guess IS that, even If we
Go go 10 new limits to aid Brit
ain, the Axis powers will not take
any retaliatory action.
Another thing Britain is going
to want from US is merchant
ships. Her losses due TO German
submarine and raider attack are
alarmingly high. The present
German policy is to sink enough
British owned and controlled
shipping to starve the Isles. Am
erican Shipyards may soon be
busy with orders for Britain
British shipyards are working "a
hours a day now, but reports say
that production of finished YES
sells is low.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06
ALL OF FAME GETS A MUSI~IAN
better city p!

Stephens Collins Foster, author of IA
miliar folk songs, including "Old Black
Joe" "Swanee River" "Old Kentucky
Home and many other songs, has been
elected to the Hall of Fame, which
now includes seventy-three. noted Am
orleans.
More than a hundred distinguished
Americans vote every five years upon can
didates for the Hall of Fame. Winners
have C secure three-fifths of the vote cast.
TIL. wear Foster was the only candidate to
qualify in an election that failed to name
Walter Reed, hero of the fight against
yellow fever; Sidney Lanier, Southern
poet; Henry David Thoreau, naturalist and
author: Booker T. Washington, Negro
educator. and many others.
Foster was born in Pittsburgh on
july a. 1926. ard died in New York
lodging house at the age of SO in 1864.
His career included the heights of pop
ularity as Song writer and the depths of
a life of a derelict He becomes the first
musician to be admitted to the Hall of
Fame.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

ject- This sums up what they
nave to say:
She makes everybody she
works with feel ne IS a real and
important part of the project and
gives him a sense Of being two
inches taller and ten times better
than he is. She never loses sight
Of the people whom she IS trying
to help. She reads their letters
and can tell them IN a way that
stirS up sympathy for them. She
has a wonderful speaking voice
educated and cultivated-hut
she's not stand-offish and high
hat. She can work with all kinds
Of people from elevator men 20
presidents. meet everyone on ms
own level and win him over 20
her side You just can't say no
to Mrs. Belmont.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

Public urity, which has been asked
for and granted by the loyal opposition.
ooes not mehn sheep-like acquiescence in
domestic affairs on the contrary there will
be scrutiny ard vigilance at all times to
keep the Administration in check toward
7te socialism, The national unity that
: been proclaimed is for national de-
~erse taxation and hemisphere defense.
le these matters the Go" signal has been
given the government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

The constant drip Of water
Wears away the hardest stone;
md the constant gnaw of Towser
Ma ticates the toughest bone;
And the constant, cooling lover
Carries off the biushing maid;
And the constant advertiser
i the one who gets the trade.
Anonymous.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

Wafer Lppman says that the width
o. +hc ocean between The United States and
Europe IS rot in itself a guarantee of in
asioa nee on the soil Of what is now the
UE.ted States, armies from Europe have
ngnt at least half dozen great wars in
3, part OF the hemisphere. The reason
this was possible it is evident, was the fact
that tire warning countries knew America
was in no way prepared to defend itself
6e4uately ard had little to fear when
- armies arrived on this side of the
ocean. Nevertheless, they failed even
tually. Only twenty miles separate Eng
lanI from continental Europe, yet it has so
far escaped Invasion; how much more DIFF
ficult would it be for an enemy nation SO
invade the United States! With a strong
Amy, powerful navy and an adequate
air force we have nothing to fear except a
dangerous foreign policy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

viii Congress lun itself or will it go
back TO the old habits when the January
session ccnvenes, and obey nn orders
from the President? That's strictly a
political question that time alone can an
sWer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

g work that the boss will never dis
yer that he can get along without you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

1t won't be long before the year 1910
will end ard YOU can start all over again
on the resolutions that ycu first began %
make about five years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

Not long after the candidates who
/ W been 80 profuse with their promises
are il duc.ed in office, they will start their
lesLlis tons and find excuses to justify
them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

After being definitely 'ured that
the Nazis would come to his ana in Greece,
II Duce beloved Il will never turn back"
Magnifico Mussolini! You tell EN-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

i you think the younger generation
is asleep, ask any small boy or girl who is
coming to Key West thi- month
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06
M RoVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

Water and Sewerage
D. More Hotels and Apartments
Beach and Bathing Pavilion
-'irDcrts-Land and Sea.
; Consolidation Of County and City Gov
CfnmentS.
A Modern City Hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

Folks will brag-some about how
much money they make, others about how
much they lose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06

Life began at IT for Grandma