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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16
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CandelCna VoIdes
Weds Olio Padgett

Miss candelsna Yaldes and
olio Padgest were married "a
Saturday evening at St. Pauls
Episcopal church. 49,
The bridesmaid was Miss Ale
jandrina Valdes and the best man
was Alberto Diaz.
A reception was held r at the
home following the ceremony.
Refreshments were served.
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AT TWILIGHT

When daytime ends like candle
burning
Out in seonce and darkness falls
apaee.
I watch the hilrrying crowds as
homeward
Bent and see a look expectant
on each face.
Their minds hold pictures of
dear arms
outstretched and loved ones
smiles elate; So
A glow Of light upon the floor
as door g. go
Is opened; the pungent Whit OF
cooking things await. 49,
And my minds holds pictured
All that they hold dear.
But what is clear and sure to
them
To me IS blurred by yelling tear.
Aides,
FLORIDA CRACKER
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AULANDER, n. g - Afaer
making six trips q Day 70 the post
Office over = period OF two years
a negro boys perseverance, Mras
finally rewarded on ms four
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DAUGHTER BORN

Announcement has been made
OF the birth OF a daughter. weigh
ing 81 pounds. TO NJ. and Mrs.
Sidney Curry at the home. corner
Of Eaton and Elizabeth streets on
December Il
The new arrival has been given
the name Of Ruth Zelma Curry.
Mrs Curry before marriage
was Mss Anna Kirchheiner.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Otto
Kirchheiner.
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CHRISTMAS: I'd Ike to buy
a diamond ring-Fn pay my bills
instead Alas. ask Of life a
stone and all ! get IS bread
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HOUSE CLEANING. Says Re
becca Mccain, we clean ours
houses every day and throw the
useless things away. but often
let our minds for years get filed
with foolish thoughts and fears.
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FORECAST

r.
FKey West and Vicinity: Con-
siderable cloudiness and warmer
hnight and Wednesday. possibly
dcaziodsl showers.
Florida: Partly cloudy, except
possibly showers in extreme
south portion. warmer tonight
and Wednesday.
Hatteras. N. C.. to Apalachi-
cola. Fla: No small craft OF storm
warnings have been issued
CONDITIONS
Considerable eloudineSs pre-
vailed this morning over all sec
tons of the country. except
along the eastern slope OF the
Rockies, where skies were mist
" clear.
While temperatures were gem
orally above normal over north
eFn and western portions of the
country. freezing temperatures
extended southward over South
Carolina and into. central Geor-
5ia and 4lsbaEna.9 with heavy
4uA rep6fted tsIs nofnins at
E4ntgomery. Ala.
Precipitation during the spsst
q hours was confined pscat-
tered light rain iR-eastern Texas.
light snow flurries in the Lake
region and eastward into New
England. and moderate TO heavy
rain in the northern Pacific
States.
c. S. KENNEDY.
Official In Charge
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FASHION NOTES FOR MEN:
After Christmas wiz be ties of
red. white. blue stripes, checks.
flowers that look as If taken
from msma's lzimona and what.
ever the ladies can find IN their
Christmas shopping.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16

GEORGE AND KATHLEEN
LUCAS: Are two popular people
who work hard at First Aid ses-
sions and have long been jealous
supporters Of the First Aid
work A personal experience.
when some time ago their daugh-
ter Betty had what could have
been a serious accident, was
probably averted BY the know
ledge Of First Aid at home.
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WEATHER REPORTS


Observation taken at 7:30 a m.
18th Mer. Time City Office
Temperaturex
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sMucHNEss

I feel SO SNUG when I've been
good;
I soon become unbearable.
I'm really pleasanter to know.
When l have just been terrible.
Cheerful Cherub.
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MERVTN THOMPSON. Is nne

MERvIN THOMPSON: Is one
young man who highly approved
Of the 10 p m blaekout On the
evenings, Mervin visits his girl
and be IS, allowed to stay until
1870 o'clock But now we have
the 1900 o'clock (midnightl
blackout-it's no help IN the mat
ter OF holding hands
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) WHERE IS THAT MANI: Tells
usl that - lighted cigarette can
be seenhaiies ana miles from the
air. They DO look as if some
lost jack-o-lantern was floating
on the air after the blackout
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Dennis Gates, former resident
OF Key West, who IS now an en-
gineer on one Of the steamers that
touch at this port, was in Key
West today meeting many Of his
old friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16

Manuel Ayala, former Key
Wester, who IS now making his
residence m Tampa, was among
the recent arrivals here for several
days visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16

THE STREET.: Fashion editor
says the ''prettiest black dress
Of the year viii be worn by
Joan Bennett in Twin Beds"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16

Norman D. Artnan. now sta
toned with the United States
Army forces at Fort Bragg, N. c..
was an arrival in Key West yes
terday. and win spend several
days here visiting his parents. Mr..
and AIrs. L. P. Artman.
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COMMANDER T. NJ DICK:
Has set Us all a good example.
He has given up that comfort
able chair on the yeranda where
he lives at the Southernmost
Home and put his shoulder to
the wheel to keep the Red Cross
going
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16

mTHE BEST TEACHER IS
LIFE the best friend IS God -
Talmud
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STREET SOUNDS IN The
NIGHT: Howling packs Of dogs
roaming about town. Stranger
yelling. Shut up, from La Con-
cha Hotel window.
TO ALL AMERICANS: Let US
remember The North Wind
made the Vikings. Lets not CON-
plain Of hardshipS
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) Rsiative Humidity
86T
Bzsemster ~ Tao =. M today
= level. 30 % (l0I8.6 raiIlibars)
Ternrrroz.s Almanac
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Ar, and Mrs. J. B. Synmonette
and two children, Rosemary and
Catherine. VINO had been spending
a short visit IN Miami. ksve ] r.
turned to Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16

CAPTAIN CRENSHAw: Lit
tie boy. was George Washington
q soldier or sailor?s Little
boy: He was q soldier. sir.
Captain Crenshaw: How do you
knowf" Little boy: Because a
sailor wouldn't stand up IN q
boat.
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Edward Bayly, son of MIS-.
Glorianna Bayly. l4l4 White
street has left for jacksonville
naval base where he is enlisted
for immediate duty.
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WHAT DOES SIZE WEAR ON
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Tcmcrxcws Tides
Naval Basel
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M. and Asrs. Peter Schultz, who
have been in Bethel Maine. for
the summer season have returned
70 Key West and are az the Casa
Marina Hotel where Mr.. Schutt Is
manager. Mrs Schultz will leave
today for Tampa where she viii
meet their daughter Minnie Gard
ner who attends school at North
field Seminary, Mortified, Mass.
Miss Sehutt win have as her guest,
Hiss Betsy Downing Of Holyoke,
Mass, during the holidays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16

Mrs W I. Ramsey has returned
to Key West after q summer sea-
son spent at Bethel, Maine.
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But, as realists, we must face
the fact that a legal status does
not always coincide with the actual
status.
There is no use refusing TO face
as a reality that one after an
other the barriers between the
United States remaining out Of
World War No. 2 and getting all
out into this war, are being re-
moved or destroyed, one after
another. And we must prepare
/ shall oppose to the last ditch
any proposal to send American
boys overseas in expeditionary
forces to fight in this war-this
war which / still insist was not
our war, and is not our war until
the people, through act Of Con-
gress, declare war.
There still is on the statute
books the following provision in
the consumption act, which /
quote:
"Sec. s (E) Persons indicted
Into the land forces Of the
United States under this act
shall not be employed beyond
the limits Of the western hemi-
sphere except In the territories
and possessions OF the United
States, including the Philippine
Islands"
i intend to do my best to see
that this provision of law is carried
out as an integral part Of our
foreign policy. unless and until the
provision is repealed by Congress,
or war is declared by Congress.
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.NeutrdlitYVote
Tends 10 Muff|e
Sdber Rafting
BY ARTHUR CAPPER
United STATES senator from Kansas
Special 90 THE DETROIT TIMES


WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE
past week has been an eventfu
one. II I were an orator I prob
ably would say a fateful week
Anyway. several things happened
The United States, by congress
sional action, now has one foot ir
Europe-or will have as soon a,
the President signs the resolution
approved last Thursday in the
House by the close vote Of 211
to 1874.
A change of 10 votes out of 406
actually cast would have defeated
the resolution TO send our mer-
chant ships, under naval conveys
into harbors of warning European
nations.
I Stating II another way, the adj
ADMINISTRATION has obtained from
Congress an extension of the adj
ministration's undeclared naval
war TO include American delivery,
lin American ships manned by
American searnen, of munitions
and other supplies 20 Britain and
her Old World allies. Necessarily
this includes conveying these nfer-
chantmen by the United States
Navy.
NO LONGER DEBATABLE
The issue of arming American
merchant ships and the issue of
sending these ships into the war
Zones--and our navy into the war
in European waters-no longer Is
debatable. Both branches of Con-
gress have voted for this procedure
1.-THE Senate by a vote of so to 81;
the House by vote of 212 to 194)
and that settles the question, so
far as ! am concerned.
This decision was made as pro-
vided by the Constitution. after
full and free debate in both Sem
ate and House. That Is the way to
decide momentous questions Of for
eign policy.
But these votes in Congress have
not settled, finally and beyond
the basic war issue. The
not only did not
ask Congress to vote on the ques-
ton of a declaration of war. II
blocked every effort to have the
war declaration made the issue.
Through committee reports on
the legislation, through its spokes-
men, IL was officially denied that
the delivery-convoy legislation was
a war measure.
Read into the record In the
House debate was an assurance
of General Marshall, chief of staff
of the army. that the staff is not
planning for an American expedi-
tionary force outside this hemi-
sphere.
So far as the record goes, there
fore, Congress has authorized the
administration--at the request Of
the Administrations carry on a
limited form of undeclared naval
warfare with an understanding
that such a course of action.
wisely and prudently followed.
will decrease rather than increase
the danger of the United States
being dragged or led into about
war.
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STATUS ESTABLISHED

Whether such a thing is logical
or illogical, practical or impracti-
cal, illusory or realistic, that Is
the legal status of the United
States foreign policy as passed
upon by Congress up to the pres
ent time.
The President has no more legal
authority now than a week ago
or during the 1910 election cam
paign-to wage general naval
warfare. He has no more legal
authority than he had before TO
prepare for sending an American
expeditionary force outside the
Western Hemisphere.
AS a matter of fact, he has no
more legal authority than he had
before TO taken any additional
belligerent steps toward about
war.
More than that, he has the
fact before him that
a switch OF 10 votes in the House
last Thursday would have de-
feated the resolution authorizing
delivery-convoy of munitions Of
war and other supplies to warning
nations in the old war. And he
has his secretary of states declar-
alton. if not promise. that the
additional power granted him will
be used with caution.
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for one, lunch, or what have
you. for the rest, In the other
room"
"May I help your" I asked,
rising.
81 hoped you'd volunteer she
said, and we went out together.
what do you think of herr"
asked anxiously, after we had
gotten the meal under way, and
had a moments respite for
speech.
That we're going TO have no
more trouble with her." she said
promptly. 'Tf / read her cor
rectiy. physical danger TO her.
self or her loved ones win never
get her down. IL only inspires
her TO fight.
1T was that awful doubt Of
her daughter, which she would
not voice to any one, that pros
trated her.
when you removed that, you
literally brought her back 20 life
and sanity.
There's only one thing that's
worrying me now, yet something
tells me that In all probability
my anxiety IL needless.
But must ask. II Mrs. In
derwood going 10 that restau-
rant by herself. with you st an
other table as her only protec-
ton ?"
CONTINUED tomorrow
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Soldiers Train With Empty Gums

Despite the great increase so far
there are still key organizations,
composed of men who may be ex-
pected to be In the front lines
early. which have virtually no am
munition for training purposes.
/ have visited such stations and
seen men training on machine
guns which were going click-click-
click instead OF bang-bang-bang.
That's what the military serv-
ices call dry firing; firing guns
without ammunition. That. situa-
ton is due to the need for am
munition by Britain and Russia,
but II Is hoped production can be
stepped up soon to a point where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

Americas own soldiers can have
enough for training.
On the beam: Switching opera
tons in the new railroad yard of
the army ordnance plant at
Joliet ILL.,, are to be directed
from radio signal tower like the
ones that clear traffic at airports.
Signal blocks and lights win be
eliminated as too subject to error.
Need for such care arises from
the>fact that when the plant is in
full operation 300 freight cars will
move daily over the yards 80
miles of track-and they will be
loaded with TINT, artillery shells,
aircraft bombs and anti-tank
mines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

Then. patiently TO dispel an,
illusions we might have as to he,
rigid determination. she lifted he
head dehantly and repeated he
challenge.
you all heard me, didn't
you:" she demanded.
II shall be there--at that
observation-disclosures night"
We heard you, and we heed
you" l retorted with a lightness
in my voice which / was far
from feeling, but which I en-
ployed purposely 10 bolster the
defiant mood which was ibuing
her with strength.
"And I also shall be there"
didn't your hear that tele-
grant" she countered fiercely.
at said I must come alone"
and 80 yOu shall" I told her.
''But nobody. not even you.
can prevent my having dinner
nc that restaurant tomorrow
night. Not to protect YOU
don't think that for q moment.
But my curiosity-snd my
appctite--have been whetted by
the description of that chicken
and ses-food dinner.
81 probably won't be able to
get q table near you, but N you
look around, you'll see me-"
She looked at me steadily for ,
long second.
"You obstinate, darling fool"
she apostrophized.
Then she turned to Miss Whit
lock, with the winning gracious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
BY w. w. CHAPLIN

InsT News service rss,srsi Defense Exper,
Dry Guns: Production Of arms
and ammunition for the American
defense army has increased 5000
per cent during the past Is months
that Is. 50 times as much Is be
ing produced daily now as there
was then. But that isn't enough,
and the army itself acknowledges
that the job Is just begun.
Maj. Gen. Charles M. Wesson
chief of army ordnance, predicts
that by next March the production
will be 265 times as great as In
May. 1910. and that by next June
liz will be 800 times as great.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Connolly Answers

1r(0 Vermont and New York;
tb) Wyoming. Idaho. Mon
tana; (c) Virginia and North
Carolina.
2-(a) Dan Emm EFT: (b)
Stephen Foster; (c) Joseph
Hopkinson.
Sal Kansas; (b) Colorado;
(c) Connecticut.
4(O Massac h usetts; (b)
Texas; (c) Penpsylvania.
5-(a) Prison REFORMS, creation
OF aims houses and insane
asylums: (b) SCULPTURE on
Stone Mountain, Ca, and
Mt. Rushmore. s. D.: (c)
originator of American Red
Cross. ~ vi
Edgar Allen Poe; (b)
Nathaniel Hawthorne; (c)
Edith Wharton.
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Garrison
Pitfalls Of Love

There was something in Lillian's
voice which convinced me that
neither my father nor any one, else
could keep her from going 10 the
foreign restaurant, TO which first
Marion's code letter and then this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

bizarre telc-
gram had sum-
moned her.
True. her
manner and the
v a n is hing of
the trem or s
which had be-
set her showed
that she ha d
been conforted
by er hus-
b a n $ pro-
noun c g m G n [
that the covert
thre at of re-
sal against
Marion, should
- -aL- <-sl
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TO put In an appearance at the
restaurant. was not genuine In its
intention. but had bee n put in
simply 10 brighten her.
But receiving easement of mind
Is something far different than
being persuaded 10 change that
same mind. and ], knowing Lillian
better than any one else save her
husband. filed in the category Of
lost causes any attempt to keep
her from the restaurant render
vous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
By Lyman Young
In the New World
By Fran Striker


GUN Answers
Since the human eye does not
bend light rays Of different
colors in precisely the same
degree, the bands appeared
to be Of different widths.
Certain dimensions had TO Be
adopted to fool the eye.
Poland.
3-Mason.
@They were both women.
@False. The largest part comes
ss q by-product from gold.
! copper and lead mines. 8.
6-Airplane races. Pylons are
the towers marking the
course Of flight
IA rcd-head-
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ness which is one OF her outstand-
ing characteristics.
IL have made you . great deal
Of trouble, my DEAR. she said.
But ] am going 60 be good
now. want 10 get - strong
n / can by Tomorrow night, 90
! am putting myself absolutely
On your hands, ard shall obey
your every mandste implicitly.
THAT suits you, Harry: And
you, Madge?"
GOOD NEWS TO NURSE
Her big husband stopped and
kissed her.
suits ne down 90 the
ground" he said, and as
chimed in with a corrobating
"Couldn't be better" the nurse
went into action.
That's the best news I've
had all day." she said.
"Now, N you'Il inst Mt down
In this big chair and talk 30
your husband until your break
fast In ready, no can help you
to get ready 90 est until I am
satisfied you've had enough.
And, warn you, that's TO-
ing 90 be . lob"
It'll do my hest 10 satisfy
you." Lillian said meekly.
Thea Miss Whitlock re-
torted briskly. ''f you'll excuse
me, IN get busy on breakfast