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Evening star., 1940-05-19

;S,RooM COTTAGE, FURN-. NR WASH
ineton; 90 a month; screened norcb
Z: e. HOWAT. District 24l5 ''tSh
66otSoN1h SMAh VILLAGE. VA. 10 MINUTES
HHllSned and cool. Twin and Murpby hads .ut-
$50. Available June Is, CHI o000 hr I9os;
Evening star., 1940-05-19
S1OO DOWN

Living room, dining room, kitchen, pam
try and heater room. bedrooms, bath;
garage. Hardwood floors: h.-w.h. 8 Schley
eve, Hyattsville, Md. Call owner Mr.
BEARD, Dupont 1878 or Warfleld 1896
Evening star., 1940-05-19

MODERN GROOM HOUSE. coArpT
9atnroom, 2nd f.; lavatory and wash rn, =
ass q: 6Qrnt Mills Hills. SH 1912.
tS,EOOM HOUSE. SILVER sPRIN0. nm
Sh.1, SSou; colVenlenceS; vacant June 18th, Cali
N0RTHWOOD PARK-NEW RRTCK MN
saioW, large rooms, garage; beautiful In,
caklon. Phone Shepherd 1880. ~
COTTAGE CITY, MD-OWNER'S 5-RM
moa. oung: inst. h. W., Frigidaire, Beauty.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

baE6sE bat6s BUNGALOW. ANIL. 8 ROOMS, .
ppasns bedrooms: 5932 Lee boulevsrd
lee boulevard Heights. va. 3 miles bevnnd
tnMa toamc night on Lee boulevard at Glebe ROAD
Hhss,o,,. HsThws,o Fails Church Reasonable. Caii
SneStnut 3325 or 20 to pronertv al
Evening star., 1940-05-19

MacLEAN, me- va RMS, BATH, AMI.
eieS. stove. refg., garage large lawn. shads
Can OWNER, Oxford S4-J-I2. 'Hue
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Apartments Arlington.
z rooms. kit, dinette bath.
3 rooms, kit, dinette, bath.
room. kit, dinette. bath.
All In excellent locations.
$40 to S4950. OPEN SUN,
CHAMBERS d TAILMAN.
22l9 Wilson Blvd. Oxford 1900, or
Oxford C1S1.I
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01

:, V teto dobe sT1cich Sc diktatur, patti aby milovan6
taturam We sv6 v1aSti PioCi uIh"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Zatcen pro hrozbu.

V Crockett, Kalifornie, agen-
ii vladni tajne sluzby zatkli
jednoho delnfka z cukernf ra-
finerie ma obzalobu, re We SVEN
dOpisu, poslanem do Bfleho do
mu We Washingtone, vyhrozo-
val presidentu Rooseveltovi. Je
to 33lety Willard Whiting.
Thomas Foster, SET tajne sluz-
by V San FRANCISCAN, ktery zat-
knul Whittinga, sdelil S novi-
mari, re Whiting postal presi-
dentovi dopis, v nemz mimo il
ne napsal toto:
"Budete-li v listopadu zvo-
len, pax vas zivot nebude mfti
ceny jedineho centu, protoze v
ten cas- "dostaneme" vas a nj
koli onoho muze, stojicfho pred
vami. Pamatujte!" = Omen
dopis byl podespan znackou
Sensible Citizens"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Nyni - dnes opatrte 81 energii
dodavajici Vitamin B l "
Trinerove Horkem Vine!

Vitamin B l je vysoce d1le-
zity pro vase zdravi. Nedosta-
tex jeho ma velmi vazne ma
sledky. spatne zdravi NIUE
byti zpusobeno nedostatecnym
obsahem Vitaminu B l v diete
drive, nez Sc objevl urcita ne
moe. Tento vyznamny Vitamin
B 1 byl pridan k formule obi
bene zaludecn1 sflivky, Trine-
rova Hofkeho V1na, ktere 20
SO let Sc tesilo povesti nejspo-
lehlivejsf ulevy pri zaludecnfch
potlzlch. Jeho nova soucastka,
Vitamin B l, podporuje chut k
jldlu a travenf, jest velmi pro-
spesna nervove soustave a da-
va YAM energii a zdrave nervy.
Reknete svemu drugistovi, re
chcete move zlepsene Trinero-
vo Hofke Vino a mic jineho!
Nem1zete-li je dostati, poslete
JOS. Triner Corp, 1888
As S. Ashland Ave-, Chicago,
ILL.,, $1.25 a dostanete lahev
vyplacene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Projev Csl. vyslance Hurbana
k %. vyroci Csl. Neodvislosti.

Ceskoslovensky vyslanec We
Washingtone pluk. Vladimir
S. Hurban ucinil v1ci americ-
kym n~ovinaf1m v predvecer
%. vyrocf csl. neodvislosti pro-
jew v nemz rekl, re Cechoslo-
vaci donna i v zahranici dostali
" techto dnech jakoby uvodem
k sym oslavam zrozeni csl.
neodvislosti diva cenne darky.
Tyto darky, fekl vyslanec,
jsou v podobe dvou telegram16,
ktere no prave dosly:
Jeden byl telegram z Londy-
ma Cd ceskoslovenske proza-
timnf vlady, v nemz mu bylo
sdeleno, re ceskoslovensti letci
Od sveho zafazen1 do britskeho
kralovskeho letectva ma pocat-
ku "Bitvy o Anglii" sestrelili
200 nemeckych letadel a sami
ztratili pouze 10 letadel.
z Montrealu, Kanada, tam
nejsf csl. generalnf konsul dir.
Pavlasek mel jinou dobrou
zpravu pro csl. vyslance:
Kanada uZnala csl. vladu v
Londyne "a Representative csl.
naroda.
K tomu vyslanec pluk. Hurban
dodal:
Ceskoslovenska zeme je "a
plavena majesty, ale Ceskoslo-
vensko jest svobodne duchem a
odvaha jeho lidu nezlomena
Stale bojujeme a Ceskosloven-
sko Ease vstane, jake svobodny
a neodvisly narod.
Mluve O ceskoslovenske ar
made Anglii, vyslanec Hur-
ban, re krone osmi set letc6 a
mechanikG u Raj, je v Angili
samotna csl. brigada v s1le sed-
mi tisfc muzG pod velen1m gen.
ISergeje Ingra. Mimo to jsou
ovsem slime vojenske oddly cs.
armady v britskem armadnim
sboru Bl1zkeho Vychodu, kde
take je separatnf oddil letcd.
Je tedy re $4,000 muzd csl. ar
mady We Francii polovina brit
skych ostrovech. Csl. armada
kryjfc 1spesn6 1stup zdemora-
lizovanych francouzskych ar
mad utrpela ztraty a cast je
jeste v neokupovane casti Fran
Gle.
Uznanf csl. prozatimni Via
Idy Kanadou, prvn1 dominii
britskeho imperia znamena u
znanf celym imperiem. Mimo
to, jak upozornil vyslanec Hur-
ban, rada stredo a jihoameric-
kych stat1 uznava a neb pTi-
znala uznani csl. Wade vedene
presidentem Edv. BeneSem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Uprchlice pTivezla SperkIG Ia
$4,000 re Svycarska.

Sperky v Gene $4,000 byly
do New Yorku privezeny ma le-
table Dixie Clipper z Portugal
ska. Pfivezla je Marguerite
Dreifuss-ova, uprchlice re Svy-
carska, ktera pribyla s % jiny-
mi pasazery.
DreifussOve byla dana poll
cejn1 straz, ktera il z celnice
ma letisti doprovodila ma ulici,
kde ma nj cekal automobil ,jimz
odjela. Zaroven pTibyl take
Henri Claudel S rodinou, syn
Paula Claudela, byvaleho fran
cOuzskeho velvyslance We Wa
s%hingtone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
z kampans.

John Lewis, pTedak CLIO.
prerusil poslednf styky S presi-
dentem Rooseveltem vyhlasiv
podporu republikanskeho kan
didata VENDETTA Willkieha.
Lewis tax ucinil " pGlhodi-
move rozhlasove Teci, kterou "a
platila politicka organizase De
mocrats for Willkie v New
Yorku.
Lewis odIvodnil svou podpo-
ru Willkieho tvrzenlm, re pre-
sident Roosevelt je budoucf
dictator a zradce americkeho
delnictva. Zvolen1 presidenta
Roosevelta by bylo, rekl Lewis,
"narodnim elem prvni velikos-
IT,"
Pro mlade muze povinne vo-
jenskou sluzbou Mr.. Lewis mel
otazku majf-li nejaky dnvod k
radosti, re must ma vojnu. O.
statne ii, CO mali zemTlt We val
ce, kterou Jim Roosevelt chy-
sta mali zdravit sveho cesara.
Pro cirkevnlky mel Mr.. Lewis
take otazku, proc oni jake "cle
move kfestanskych c1rkvf mali
hlasovat a podporovat cloveka
ktery ignoruje domacf kid a
mir a provad1 moderni carodej
nictv1 valecneho Stvacstvi."
Delnictvo president zradil,
prohlasil Lewis, a nemel vdbec
zadny styk S MIN a nebo ien
sporadicke porady S nekterymi
delnickymi predaky. V kon-
gresu demokraticka vetsina
pravidelne "stvala proti del
nictvu."
Reakce ma Lewisovu rec
zvlaste v delnickych kruzich je
velice ostra. Sekretar presiden-
tuv Earle ukaZal novinarGGm ne
kolik set telegramG cd r1znych
delnickych pTedakG a organi-
zaci v nichz Sc odsuzuje Levi
suv projev. Rada predak1 CLIO.
Sc jiz verejne vyslovila prot
Lewisovi a oznamujf, re phi
dou s protesty ma radio.
Labor's Joint Committee pro
znovuzvolen1 presidenta Roose
velta jest zamestnan prfprava-
mi pro uvltan1, ktere pripravi
Velky Cleveland presidentovi,
az tento prijede do Clevelandu
2. listopadu.
Delnicky vybor soustreduje
sve 1sili, ably z1skal vsechno
delnictvo v meste k navsteve
Public Hallu. Prohlaseno:
president Roosevelt Jest nei-
vetsim prftelem delnictva, ia
keno kdy melo. Ochrana "a
mestnanl, pravo ma tvorenf u
a socialn1 zakonodarstvf,
jakym Sc test, byly pro ne za-|
jisteny do temnych dnn roku|
1892.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
$4,000 akrG ma stavbu velke
ZbroioVkV.

$50 vlastnfkd pozemkd V O.
kolf La Porte, Ind, obdrzf cd
federaln1ho departmental valky
We Washington6 schvalene lis
tiny O pfednostn1m pravu Ike
koupi $4,000 akrG pGdy ma pro
jektovanou zbrojovku, jez by
nesla jmeno Union Center Mu-
nitions Plant.
Zpravu o tom z department
tn valky obdrzel Charles P.
Wattles, agent pro zfskanl tech
to pozemkG. Jakmile vlastni-
ci pOzemkG pfislusne listing oh
drzf a vlastnicka prava schva-
Ii federalnf pravn1ci, vlada ma
jitelGm lined vyplatf pf1slus-
nOu cenu "a pozemky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Mlady krajan spachal
SebeVraZdu.

Krajan Leste M. Holets, "a
roxy starry, bydl1c1 u postovnl
cesty {. 1, Ely, skonal v nemoc-
nici asi dive hodiny pc tie, kdy
byl nalezen We sve loznici po-
raneny ranou z pusky do pr
sou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01

R1jen 81. 1910.

Ma den 5. listopadu my roz-
hodovati budeme jestlize chce-
me zlti We svobodne Americe a.
nebo pod socialistickou anebo
totalitn1 vladou. ia odvolavam
Sc ku kazdemu z vas, pred tim
nezli voliti budete, uvaziti.
chcete-li zbaviti vase syny al
dcery svobody, jfz Wy Sc tesfte
I'd dolby kdy jste v Americe.
Toto jest volba,. ne krusada
takova pro jakou Masaryk|
a Benes b~ojovali, ably dobyli
svobody lidu.
Kdyby Roosevelt nebyl Sc mi
chal do schGze v Mnichve, ne
bylo by byvalo zadne trhanf
Ceskoslovenska anebo nynejsi
valky V Europe. Kazdy krok
nynejs1 administered je dostati
tuto zem do valky bez streliva,
tankG, vzducholod1 anebo neco
jineho.
Mr.. Willkie je demokrat,
ktery hlasoval pro Roosevelta
roku 1882 a podepsal demo-
kraticke zasady demokraticke
strany roku 1882. New Deal
strana neni demokratickou
stranou a Mr.. Willkie jest de-
mokrat uchazejfcf Sc O 1rad ia
ko pravy American ma republi-
kanske tikete a vsichni kdo tax
smyslite, mus1te hlasovati pro
liberala, Wendell l.. L. Willkie.
Roosevelt pravi, re jest prf-
tel tech rGznych potlacova-
nych narodG, ale jeho skutky
nejsou podporovany skutky.
Zrovna pred des1ti dny, zavTel
dvefe ma Ceskosolvensko zavfe
MIN konsularnlho 1Tadu anne
rickeho V Praze a dnes do sty-
ku dostati Sc tax m1zete jenom
skrze Berlin. My name prfklad
p~residenta Roosevelta vypovi-
daj1c1ho 78 hoch1 z Batova
podniku zde zpet do Czech, ale
dovoluj1ciho milionGm jinych
lid1 z Rakouska a Nemecka pfi-
jeti sem a zGstati Americe.
Governor Nice jest kandidat
pro senat. To byl governor
Nice, ktery podepsal pTedlohu
zatlm co governor Marylandu,
kterou zakonnym svatkem pro
Ceskoslovensky lid byl ucinen.
Nezapomente ma neho, jineho
dobreho, poctiveho, verneho
Americana.
Mohu obratiti vasi pozornost,
ably kazdy z vas at registrova-
ny jake demokrat,h lasoval pro
Willkie a senatora McNary "a
p~residenta a m1sto-presidenta
a governera Harry w. Nice do
vladn1ho senatu - pamatujte
nikdo nebude vedeti jak volfte.
P~racujte pro pravou svobodu a
nebudte v rade teto kralovske
rodiny Rooseveltovy, ktery u
kazal Sc jake kral anebo dikta-
tor udelanfm Jamese Roosevelt
ia kolonelem V marinackem
sboru anebo jineho syna lieute-
nantem v namornictvu. Elliott
Roosevelt vyhnul Sc odvodu
tax ably mohl byti kapitanem,
ale vas syn Dude jen prostym
vojakem, ponevac nejste z kra-
lovske rodiny. Kdyby -Roose-
welt byl znovuzvolen, NELL by
ste H~absburgy v Americe ane-
DO Hitleorvu vladu.
Kdo z vas vidi nebezpeci =
a ma toto jest nasf povinnosti
obraceti vaSi pozornost, hledte
vstrlc povinnosti seznamiti Sc
be a jine S nebezpec1m.
Pomozte:
"Udrzeti Ameriku svobod-
nou = svobodnou klaneti sc
Bohu, jak 81 pref -svobodnou
z1ti dennf zivot bez regimento-
van1 = svobodnou Tiditi vase
prace bez premrsteneho IDA
novan1.
A proto ia volam k yam a
kazdemu z vas hlasovati pro
Wedell L. Willkie "a presiden-
ia a Harry w. Nice "a vladn1-
no senatora.
Charles R1zicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Stanek polske hubby.

Staly domov k provozovanf
hubby, zakazane v Polsku pc
vpadu NemcG a RusG, byl de-
dikovan Chicago. Budovu c.
1859 North Artesian Ave-, kou
pill pevecky sbor Filareci-Dud-
ziarz, jenz jiz pc leta cvici
pevce polskeho pdvodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Obrana o SIS. 600 ma ulici.

V South Bend, Ind, Milica
Phillipoff, manzelka majitele
restaurantu, byla oloupena
ctyrmi muzi O $4,000. Penize
nesla z banky manzelovi ma
smenu cek1 zakaznfk1m. Ban
dite ujeli v autu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28

GAZE DETI ID k1 But for alert Cecil Wetzel md 0FATI NE ON1\ Woods, two lumbermen bed onto the kdnape and boy there might not this
 Countess Marc, B. Sept 22 at Hisborough Cal Wilhelm
 broich alien serving life sentence San Quentin kdnap The little held captive
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
BRITAIN HAS CHANCE TO WIN

American Army officers, after spend
ing several weeks in Great Britain, ex-
press the opinion that the war in Europe
will be long-fOught and they seem to think
that the British have a chance to win.
1t is noted, along this line, that the
British Navy, Army ard Air Force have
increased in strength since war began last
year. The morale of the people on the be-
leagueIed island continues firm. Hitler's
invasion has not begun and optimism in
creases as to what will happen when it
starts.
The question now being cautiously
discussed is, how can the British ever ex-
pect to win the war? 1t is pointed out
that Germany has the greater population,
control of vast areas of subjected cOun-
tries and the ability to unity continental
resources for a bitter contest of endur-
ance.
This is undoubtedly true. To it one
must add the superior strength of the Nazi
air force and the overwhelming might of
its army. The navy, it appears, can be
strengthened during the course of long
war. What chance have the British?
1t should be understood, in consider
ing this problem, that Hitler's amazing
success has been due largely to the sur
prise use of superior air strength. This is
important because it opens the way for
the British to defeat Germany without
launching an actual invasion of Germany,
which would cost millions of lives.
If the British can equal, and then sur
pass the Nazi air force, they will be able
to pound Germany, from center to cir
cumference. With the fleet tightening the
blockade, which will weaken Germany in
dustrially, and bombers giving Germany
the "London-treatment, the chances are
that the Nazis will cry "Kamerad!"
Now, the United States, and the
dominions, play an important role in the
prospects of British air supremacy. With
British production of planes maintained as
high as possible, with this country making
available its plant resources and the
dominions attending to the training of
pilots as we'll as bOlstering plane prOduc-
ton, there seems no reason to doubt the
probability of British supremacy in year
or two.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
COMDR. ROSENDAHL
COMPLETES SURVEY
NAVAL COMMITTEE WIFI
HOLDS DECISION on
BLIRIP BASE

MIAMI, Oct. 3.-FNS Con
mander Charles z Rosendahl q
the Naval Lighter than Ar DIV
sion Of Aviation, VINO accom-
panied a committee here 10 con
slider sites for the establlshmeur
of a suitable base for lighter
than-air craft. stated thar Ioca-
tions are being considered ~ p
Myers. Tampa. St Petersburg
and Sarasota. as well as Mani
He further stated that q sult-
able site was found IN Key Wesr
but advised that no ann0unce
ment as TO selection could -
made until the committee mad
its report upon is return 70
Washington The proposed hase
would be constructed Al an ap-
proximate cost Of S5.000.00o
Other members Of the commit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
THIS, TOO, is IMPORTANT

In the midst of the news from the war
scared battle-frOnts, let's not forget the
Importance OF careful driving.
Highway accidents continue to take
an unnecessary toll of human life in this
country. Many of the accidents are pre-
ventable and some of them are the re-
suit of criminal carelessness.
Speeding is undoubtedly factor, but
there is absolutely no prospect that speed
ing will be eliminated, regardless of any
kind of safety campaign. This leaves us
to the consideration of other measures and
we are of the opinion that persistent and
rigorous enforcement of traffic regula-
tiOns, including parking rules, will do much
to cut down highway accidents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
LITTLE FANFARE
Generals Son Visiting US.
FOR IT. CHANG

(AssOeiated Press Feature Serviee)
FORT KNOX, N. Y, Oct. s.
Lieutenant Wego Chang, son of
General Chang Kai-shek,
Chinese Nationalist leader has
been in the United States nearly
year, but he has escaped public
notice.
The 26-year-old, slender and
soft-spoken infantry officer has
toured Army air corps fields and
other service posts in company
with a lieutenant colonel of the
Chinese air forces.
He came here from Maxwell
Field, Alabama, from which he
was graduated in mid-August.
His quiet seriousness and wide
knowledge of military affairs
have won the admiration of Fort
Knox officers. He is attached to
the First Armored Division for
training"
Asked about China's chances
in the Far East conflict, he said:
ultimately, China will win"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
ABOUT EDITORIALS

AS a writer of many editorials, with
more OF less nuisance value, we face in
creasing difficulty in the selection of sub
jectS not connected with the war or the
presidential election.
While it might as we'll be admitted
that the interest of the people of Key West
and of the United States is directed main
ly toward the outcome of the struggle in
Europe and our own presidential election,
there should be other subjects of interest
to the public mind.
We regret to report, however, that so
far as we can discern, the people are in
terested in the war and the election. They
are slightly bored by essays on worthwhile
subjects and by cautious efforts to weigh
the balances between contending forces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print it
without fear and without favor; never be
afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right;
always fight tor progress; never be the or
gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique,
faction or class; always do its utmost for the
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue,
commend good done by individual or organ
lzation; tolerant of othe~s' rights, views and
and not contaminate the reader; never COM
promise with principle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

Americans, for many years, have en-
joyed their little joke about the Swiss
Navy" but the humor of the situation has
ended because the Swiss Republic, COM
pletely cut off from the ocean, neverthe-
less now maintains navy.
Switzerland, at the beginning of the
war, with no seaports and no merchant
marine, found it difficult to export her
finished products or import raw materials
Consequently, the government reluctantly
decided to charter ships of its own and
now has fifteen Greek ships ready to pillow
the seas. provided their operations do not
run athwart the British blockade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

There is a chance that Harry R.
Bridges, West Coast C. l. o. labor leader,
may be deported after all and regardless
of Madame Perkins wish. Attorney Gen
eral Jackson ordered action in the case on
the basis of the new Alien Registration
Act, now in effect, which, he asserted,
makes depOrtable any alien who at any
time in the past has been a member of
the former Communist who, as Senator
King expressed it, has been "devoting
himself to the undermining of our eco
nOmic and political life
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
'loday's Birthdays

Gov. Payne H. Rather of Kan
sas. born at Casey, Ill, A years
ago.
George S. Messersmith, Ambas-
sador TO Cuba, born at Fleetwood,
Pa. 81 years ago.
DR.. Virginia c. Gildersleeve
noted dean of Barnard College.
New York, born in New York, SO
years ago.
Prof. Robert NJ. Haig of Column
bia, political economist, born at
Columbus, o., SO years ago.
James c. Roop, vice-president
of Pan-American Anyways, ex-
director U. S. Budget, born at
Upland, Pa. SO years ago.
Rev. DR.. John H. Raven of the
New Brunswick, N. j., Theolog-
ical Seminary, noted Hebrew
scholar, born at Brooklyn, N. Y.
70 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

A writer in The Citizen referring to
the condition of Key Vests streets desig-
mates them as '''Nutterably filthy" That
is a shameful condition which will remain
unchanged until the people become more
civic-minded and pay their just taxes I'm
fortunately it is our so-called better class
hat is stained with the greater guilt. Our
public officials are guilty of "laxness'' to
remedy this condition only to the extent
of their failure to enforce tax collections.
II the property owners would be forced to
pay their just taxes, the money would be
available so that Key West could make
beautiful Miami Beach sit Hp and take
notice"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

British home guards prepare
for Hitler's promised main
event" by tossing "Molotov cock
tails" at improvised panzer
equipment.
A guard heaves a ''Molotov,
a bottle of gasoline that explodeS
and spreads flames when it
,strikes its objective. The Firms
coined the name for this weapon
which they used effectively
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

The world has been always at war
and always will be; there will never be
permanent peace, so it follows that the
best war is the one followed by the longest
interim of peace. After the present war
IS concluded, the length of the peace to fol-
low in its wake will depend upon the treat
ment accorded the conquered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

Regardless of how good you are, or
how excellent your business is, success is
possible only if you use wise selling
methods, and one of these, undoubtedly,
is advertising.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

Persons who do not keep their word
or promises are not qualified to denOunce
Hitler, and shouldn't; he is their patron
saint
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

Not every editorial or article is printed
written; sometimes printers and proof
readers have their own ideas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

ture Service WriterD
against the tanks sent at them
last winter by Russian Premier
MolOtOV.
A mimic tank enveloped in
flames after being hit by one of
the practice losses of a British
guardsman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

Life would be much better, perhaps,
days
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

DEMONSTRATING how to have
II contented cows and more milk,
Richard Trevarthen. 16. of Or
lando, Cleft in pictured and Grady
Martin, II, Ocoee, won the right
in the recent state competition
to compete in the national dairy
production demonstration contest
at the National Dairy Show in
Harrisburg, Pa, October 1919.
Types of grasses and forage
crops with the months they are in
season, and the months in which
silage must be fed to give the
cow a fair show, were pictured on
a chart. The boys, coached by
Orange County Agent K. C. Moore,
discussed the improved nutritive
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
IMPROVEMENTS OR KEY WEST
ADVC lated BY THE CITIZEN

l Water and Sewerage
2. More Hotels and Apartments
3. Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
4. Airpnrts-Land and Sea.
5. Consolidation of County and City Gov
crnmentS.
g. a Modern City Hospital
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TOdav's Horoscope

Today's native appears to be a
lover of the mysterious and may
very likely be superstitious. The
indications point to a love of
study in retirement and if the
other aspects are at all vicious,
there is danger of imprisonment.
or at the least, of very severe
criticism, however deserved or
not.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

More than 1000 Ohio farmers
grew Thorne wheat in 1910.