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with military security, stated def
initely fishing in heavily-traveled
routes, could not be permitted.
The Coast Guard reports show
an increase between 80 and go per
cent, depending on the locality, of
fish caught since the ban was lift
ed and stated the take was sched-
uled to be higher. as soon as avail
able gear had been converted for
night use and more favorable
weather conditions prevailed.
Commercial production of fish
in the upper Indian river, Banana
river, Mosquito lagoon area has
increased more than so per cent,
according to L. M. Carpenter of the
Scobie Supply Co In the Ven
ice, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Naples
area approximately 100000 lbs. of
Spanish mackerel were taken in
the area between PasS-a-Grille
and Deer Island.
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Swigert left Washington this
morning and arrangements have
been made for the two men to
meet in Miami and proceed to
Key West.
Reports from Washington said
that OPA Administrators Prem
tiss Brown had decided to send
Mr.. Swigert to this city at the
request of Representative Pat
Cannon from this district.
So far as can be learned, MIR.
Swigert's investigation !. in Key
West will be of a general ma
ture.
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0PA OFFICIAL DUE In KEY WEST
THURSDAY FOR INVESTIGATION


Eugene Swigert, assistant gen.
eral counsel in charge of rents
for the Office of Price Admins
tration in the eight southeastern
states, who, according to news
from Washington was due to ar
rive in Key West on Tuesday of
last week, probably will be here
on Thursday.
Laurence A. Schroeder, attor-
ney-director of the rent-control
office in Key West, left today
for Miami, where he expects to
meet Mr.. Swigert tomorrow. Mr..
Schroeder was informed that Mr..
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COUNCIL in ALL PROBABILITY
WILL APPOINT new CAPTAIN OF
POLICE AT REGULAR SESSION

Judging from what could be
learned today, it is not likely that
the City Council, at its meeting
tonight, will name the successor
of Alberto Camera, who resigned
on April 20 as captain of the night
police.
Six men are reported to be as
pirants for the office: Ray Atwell,
Hector Castro, W. J. Walker (Mc-
Walker), Myrtland Gates, Robert
]. Lewis and Uric Gwynn.
Tonight special meeting will
be held. and the likelihood is that
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SPANISH COURSES
WILL BE RESUMED

Spanish lessons at San Carlos
School will be resumed tomorrow,
according to announcement made
today by the Spanish instructor,
Miss Benildes Remond. s
These free lessons are given in
San Carlos School on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday from
2:45 to 3:45.
Also. in the U. S. O., Jackson
Square, in connection with this
organization. There will be con-
versational Spanish offered every
Wednesday and Friday from $3.50
TO $50 p. m. for service men and
their wives.
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than smashed by modern war
fare.
Those who feel this way are
believed to include many near
Mussolin, and would be willing
to renounce the form of Fascism
for an opportunity to set up
transitional government to secure
peace Dino Grandi is one such
man. it is thought; Galleazo CT
ano might be another.
It is believed that in return
for a chance to participate in
such peace. many Fascist lead
ers would even facilitate passage
of United Nations forces through
the Adriatic and INTO Dalmatia
from where they could strike at
the vulnerable Balkan flank of
Germany.
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been rented in October, 1941, for
s25.
Under OPA rules the ceiling
rental in the Key West defense
rental area was the rental paid
in October, 1941, if the property
was then rented.
In the meantime, attorneys for
Raul Carbonell, also of Key
West, charged with violation of
the maximum rental regulations,
filed demurrers against the gov
eminent information, holding
that OPA could not arbitrarily fix
rental prices ina defense rental
area without a hearing.
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the council will not choose cap
tain till the next regular meeting
on Tuesday, May 4.
The councilmen have been but
tonholed by some of the appli-
cants, but, SO far as can be learned
none of the councilmen has COM
mitted himself.
Atwell, Castro, Walker and
Gwynn are city policemen, Gates
is deputy United States marshal
and Lewis has been a candidate
for the position on several occa-
sions.
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20 % E|
=. by Wufkins {. Wright

can have our swimming. Some of
the others are already In the
water"
She and Ruby went on to the
old honeysuckle arbor--a place
where the bathers were to gather.
Daisy and Joe joined them there.
and the quartette went on down
to the pond. Fred and Paul were
standing on a raft some distance
out from shore. Kathleen thought
they looked terribly handsome
especially Paul. Like an illustra-
ton for a summertime romantic
story.
Ruby and Daisy had eyes only
for Joe. They thought he looked
like something out of Hollywood.
ssDarned if he doesn't look like
Jimmy Stewart" said Daisy, "only
Jimmy never wears a bathing suit
in any of his pictures" Ruby
thought: 'He's better looking
the less he wearsl" Then she told
herself to be her age. and not to
let romantic musings about
man so much younger than her..
self upset her. Crank Vaughan"
she said to herself, els more your
style. Forget youth and concen-
trate on middle-age"
Mrs. Buxton was playing host
ess-a role she loved-on the
porch of the old boathouse. She
hadn't donned bathing suit, but
wore something fluffy and femi-
nine.
"Isn't it fun?" she cried, greet
ing everyone. Il just adore a
party"
Joe said: ''rll race you girls to
the diving raft!"
Then let's gol" said Kathleen.
81 Greek God
CHE and Joe plunged into the
water. Daisy and Ruby followed
them. They swan easily-all of
them-but Joe beat them to the
raft. Fred and Paul greeted him
there. Then the three men reached
down and pulled the three girls
up beside them.
"Good lord, you're 1ovelyi' said
Paul to Kathleen--but very soft
ly, for Kathleen's ears only.
$50 are you" said Kathleen.
I'm masculine sort of way, of
course-like the Greeks who took
such good care of their bodies"
Ruby stretched her arms high
above her head, and looked up at
the sky.
IT shall remember all thisl" She
turned to Kathleen. "And my
heart shall always be filled with
gratitude to you and your uncle
for planning such a lovely treat"
when I'm enjoying myself
like this" said Fred, 81 could al
most wish that there never had
been a play nor an actor"
Nor director?" Paul asked.
Nor director" said Fred.
well, suppose we forget about
such things" said Daisy, "and be
children again. Has anyone got
a cancer"
II have" said Joe. 'There are
two others-back there at the
boathouse."
ooh, wonderful" said Daisy. IT
do hope some romantic gentle
man will ask me to take canoe
ride by moonlight"
They swan, they dived, they
talked and they laughed-the six
of them. And then an hour later
they heard an odd sound.
what in heavens name was
that?" said Ruby.
Uncle Frank calling us to eat"
said Kathleen. Its sort of prim-
tive call he rugged up"
Come on, everybody" said
Kathleen. 'The barbecue is
ready"
They all swan back to the boat
house-and not long afterwards
they were mingling with the
others around a long wooden,
bench-like table which had been
constructed close to the barbecue
pit.
"Come and get It'll" said Uncle
Frank.
And everyone did.
To be continued
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ILLINOIS SUBSCRIBER
APPRECIATES CITIZEN

Elizabeth Merritt Of HarDestou.
III, IN renewing her subscription
to The Citizen IN a letter recently
received, stated:
Reading The Citizen Is the next
best thing to being Ia your far
city"
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LEAVES FOR DANA

Bernard Cruz, who came to Key
West several days ago to attend
the funeral of his sister, Mrs. He
lena Knowles, which was held
here on Sunday afternoon, left
this morning on the Florida Mo-
tor Lines bus enroute TO his home
in Dania, Florida.
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Chapter 20
Barbecue
"|SOSHl" said Joe, when the kiss
= ~ was over"

OoH! salu Joe, When the hiSs
What's the matter, Joe.
honey?" said Daisy.
"I-I liked it." said Joe.
$50 did l." said Daisy. Sand
now I'll be able to put more feel
ing into my stage kissing"
"Oh, so that's It'll" said Joe, a
little annoyed. Using me as a
sort OF f--stooge."
mo, Joe-of course not" Daisy
cried. what an awful thing to
sayi"
Joe started the car. He said
nothing else. Just looked right
straight ahead--and gave all his
attention to driving.
They came to the end of the
lane. And there before them was
the rambling old Vaughan farm
house, set in a frame of trees and
shrubbery, with the shimmering
water of the pond back of it form
ing a silvery background. Joe
thought that he had never before
seen such tranquil picture. 1t re-
minded him of the calendar the
Linville Coal and Ice Company
had given his mother on that
long-ago winter when she had
been taken from him.
And thoughts of the calendar
and the unforgettable winter
made him think of what his
mother had said about him and
Kathleen.
"She's a mighty sweet girl, Joe,
boy" were his mothers words.
sAnd it would make me very
happy to know you and she
would be married some day."
ooh, I'm going to marry her,
all rightp he had said with great
confidence. shes the only girl
for me-"
How long ago that seemed And
how matters seemed to be getting
all out of handl Kathleen chasing
around with an actor, and he,
himself. riding along with an ac-
tress-even kissing her.
He heard Daisy shifting the air.
my goodness, what's that Won
derful smell?" she exclaimed.
Joe also shifted. "It's the barbe-
cue" he said.
"But it smells sort of vinegar
ish."
81 know it. There's vinegar in
the barbecue sauce-the stuff
they haste the pork with"
well, if it tastes half as good
as it SMELLS" said Daisy, 'T'm GER
tainly going to enjoy myself"
1T does" said Joe, "and you
will"
And then he was parking his car
beside several others.
Kathleen ran out to greet them,
looking flushed but happy.
'TlI Be Waiting"
HURRY, you two" she said.
- "Everyone's ready for a
swim" She walked to the house,
holding on to Daisy's arm and
Joe's. "You know where your
room is, Joe" she said. 'The same
one you always use when you
stay out here. I'll show Daisy
WACt = AACio 10. VIC gu W DON yOu
to share one with Ruby. / hope
you don't mind, Daisy"
"Of course not" Daisy lied. She
hated sharing a room with an
other actress--especially "lead-
ing lady"-but she'd have to
make the best of it. "Shall / get
into my swim things right away?''
Eyes," said Kathleen. 'Pll be
waiting for you and Joe down
stairs"
She ran downstairs and out
through the rear hall. From the
kitchen she went out across the
rear porch. She saw Ruby out
near the barbecue pit, watching
Uncle Frank at work. Ruby wore
a clinging beachrobe over her
bathing suit, and appeared to be
intensely interested in what Uncle
Frank was saying to her.
Kathleen went down to join
them.
"Come on" Kathleen urged.
"Joe and Daisy have come. So we
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BRITISH FIRST ARMY

Continued from Page Onel
tured . part of the Horseshoe
before the end of the day.
Nothing was said in todsYs
communique about the British
Eighth Army that is advancing
up the coast 10 miles beyond En-.
fidaville. other than that squad
rons of planes are continuing 70
attack enemy positions in that
40. - 3op
or
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FOUR ARMY FLYERS KILLED in
PLANE CRASH NEAR LAKELAND

The victims were: Pilot End 1t.
Earl E. Dosier, %. Dallas, Tex;
Co-Pilot End 1t. James R. Hille-
brandt, %, Lacrosse, Wis; Corp.
Vincent T. Costain, %, Wheeling,
w. Va, and Pvt. Bonnie r. So
bczak, %, of Christopher, Ill.
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JAIL GUARANTEED

EVANSVILLE, Ind-No one
could get into or out of the
Vanderburg county Jail for
several days, because the Jail
was quarantined. A woman pris-
oner had the measles.
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ORLANDO, April 27.-Army air
base officials here announced yes
terday that four army flyers were
killed last Friday when their
training plane crashed into a
swamp, 35 miles northeast of
Lakeland.
The aircraft was not found until
Sunday, when Searchers discover
ed it in the marshes near La
coochee.
Cause of the accident was not
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MIXES THEORY AND

CHARLOTTE, N. c.-In order
that the pupils Of the first grade
of Eastover school might see how
chickens hatch. there sat a real
sitting hen on nest right by
the teachers desk.
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Scooter, Flash
light Batteries, Electric Irons,
Cords, Large Pedestal Fan, "a
inch. Apply at Skating Rink.
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SPECIAL-One thousand Manila
Second Sheets. s1.00. 500
Sheets. 60c. These prices now
in effect. The Artman Press.
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A LOVELY TRAILER for sale.
Sleeps three people. Equipped.
For sale reasonable. Call 500
Division st. at Restaurant.
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M.eSes4G
FOR SALE

TECHNICAL BOOKS - New
Shipment weekly. A look at
our Technical Shelf may save
you dimes of postage and
weeks of waiting. PAUL
SMITH, bookseller, 334 Simon
ton st at Eaton st.
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FOR SALE, incomplete new liv-
able house on corner lot. Furn-
ished, city water, chicken house
with poultry. Clear title. $l,150
cash or terms. Sanchez, owner.
2438 7th ST., Corner Patterson.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MOTHERS ENGAGED IN DE-
TENSE WORK. send your lit
tie ones to Miss Goodspeed's
Nursery School. Call 55l-M
for hours and rates.
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REAL ESTATE
LOST

LOST at Strand Theater Satur-
day, brown wallet containing
money; important to owner for
sick child's medical expenses.
Also working mans gas ration
book, car licenses and job
identification. Reward grstet
fully given. Box F, clo Giti-
( III
zen. aprzo-Stx
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ZIG vessels built for war ton
page in 1912, Luckenbach SAYS.
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Gross national product for one
year is put at $l33, 10000 900.
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HELP WANTED

MATTRESSES WANTED-Side-
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streets. apr20-tf
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MAN FOR GARDENING,
grounds and outside work.
Cato Dormitory and Cafeteria.
100 Simonton ST., Key West.
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FOR SALE-Household furniture.
Apply at 916 Grinnell ST.,
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WALLET, with Naval Pass, Social
Security and Cash. Reward If
returned intact to Room $40,
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WANTED

WANTED-A coupe or light
truck. 119 Duval street. c..
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Wheat prices advance TO new
highs since the 1928-29 crop year.
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Attractive salary. Apply Mr.. Charles
Alexander. Argonne Market 1913 Column
bla I'd. NV
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MEN WANTED.

MEN WANTED,
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PHYSICAL lily as work REQUIRES climbing in and
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ALSO CLERKS.
High school graduates, ages IS to 80. al
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and have q legible Handwriting 6-day,
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Apply weekday mornings.
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PLEASE DO NOT PHONE
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HELP MEN,.

REPRESENTATIVE. high type. call on
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Must be able to travel and provide own
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY you have
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Present fuel rationlne program has
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MED EXTRA MONEY?
Part-tlme sales positions pay 81 to s.
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CARPENTER-FOREMAN

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LENT OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
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MEAT CUTTERS

Opportunity for free vocal instruction
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Of music essential Box Ally, Star
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COUNTERS AND ASSORT-
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NECESSARY: EXCELLENT
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II you are not making t75 or more per
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to you in the field that you can make S75
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HELP MEN tcont.).
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CO11nterwOnen

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COOKS,
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CAR WASHER,
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CARHOUSE HELPERS.

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How about the sentiment and
romance part" said Brenda.
Il wouldn't know" said Adam.
Il suppose you are too busy to
bother with such things, but leave
them for women like-like-well,
like Susan Potter and Hope Ran
dolph. But be that as it may, l
do congratulate you. Brenda. You
knew what you wanted and you
went out after it. I'm always glad
to see the hometown girl make
good and become a big SUGGEST"
Thanks" Brenda said rather
shortly. But l wonder if l am a
success"
What do you mean?"
"Skip it," said Brenda. Then she
remembered what Jack had said
about the old Linville custom of
asking ADAM and what the doc
tor had said about interesting her
self in man for sentimental rea-
sons, one who would make her
think of moonlight, magnolia
blooms and hooking birds singing
now of Halle. And as she remem-
bered those things, she wondered
if sentimental attachment could
help her dissipate t h strange
feeling of emptiness and dissat:s
faction that possessed her now and
then. She leaned forward bit
and smiled at Adam. I'm going
to move out to the old Leigh house
to stay for the rest of my vaca-
tion," she said. How'd you like
to come out and tell me about the
ideas you had for remodeling the
place."
"Say, I'd love to do that!' Adam
replied eagerly. Boy, I've got
some sketches that'n knock your
eye Quit"
Then why not come out Saslr-
day for dinner" Brenda said. I'll
be settled by then. I'm not much
of a cook, but I'll see that YOU
don't leave the table hungry"
Thanks said Adam. "Thatll
be swell!' And then, "Oh, Lord,
I forgot. I already have a date
for Saturday. It's with Hope Ran
dolph. She's a stakeholder in the
factory and she's entertaining
some important mill people from
Richmond.
Il see," said Brenda. You have
to take her husbands place, as
usual. Is that it?"
Eyes. Ken forgot about the din
ner and made a business appoint
ment out of town"
Very WE'LL" Brenda said, more
disappointed than she liked to ad-
init. IT'S your problem, not mine.
If you want to 60 on being tail
or's dummy a lot of husbands can
use, why
I'm not a dummy's tailor!"
said Adam. Il mean I'm not a
dailor's tunmy-'
But you are getting all mixed
up" Brenda cut in. She got up.
Come on. let's go inside. There's
Susan Potter now, coming in the
gate" She hurried across t h e
lawn, calling out. Hello. Susan.'
Adam followed, slowly and I'M
happily.
(TO Re Coufinued\