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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
WHILE OTHERS CHEER

When the prospect of peace becomes
more real. literally hundreds of millions O
people will stand ready to join in deafen-
ing tumult of relief and happiness. Victor
and vanquished alike will revel in a reunion
with loved ones.
But there Is one group whose shouting
will be muted-the doctors. For them the
Job OF rebuilding the shattered wreck that
humanity has made of itself and of the
world. will begin. Many of them will not be
able to return home. They will have to stay
in far away places battling as they never
battled during the war. against diseases and
starvation. They will have to work against
time 10 develop new aids and new tech
niques IN a worldwide struggle To control
the spread of fearSome maladieS. These
men in white know that the war has created
medical problems which if not solved could
easily make the war itself look like pink
tea. No. the doctors will not cry out in care
free happiness when this war ends.
Lsymen. who know SO little of the grim
task thc doctors face. should endeavor to
ease their burden wherever possible. The
standards of our medical men are high.
They serve rich and poor alike to the best of
their ability, and the ability of American
doctors is not surpassed. We should reflect
Soberly on these things in the years ahead
when the doctors will BE fighting the great
est battle of all time-fOr us-and pause
before needing an Unsuitable howl for IN
impossible Utopia under the banner of So
cial reform.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

ates lar.sghied legislation aimed at
eaf expansion Of commercial aviation
#stNd ~ the United States, our pres
aerial effort will be scattered TO
u8nds ~ heaven and our national
NaI again be jeopardized' says
tarar s. Gorrell. president of the
tsaespafl Association of America
FalaflhN out that the Civil AeronauticS
fNs bad made il possible for the
go stsles to build the worldwide air
Fiaiian system that is proving inval-
- War emergency. Colonel Cor
enmsnds the Lea-Bailey Bill.
aiess IS enacted, and enacted
fhere j. grave danger that private
si' ~ crippled. the aeronautical
schools 81 the country will 90
ase.Hf and close al the signing of the ar
Ns fhs aircraft manufacturers will be
cells oul 81 business for seven o.
y#aFs Subsequent to the war: the air
- "a the country will be subject to de
competition; our nations largest
4wm ~ today will be headed for the
Gas ef destruction and our leading pilots
NaHlrs and other skilled heroes will be
ei io walk the streets jobIess.''
sluHel Gorrell points out the great
sNHs fha' have taken place in aviation
i43s These changes are the princi-
s afFmnsai for undermining and making
ssaeie the legislation and regulation
60 which commercial aviation of the
Haea States must carry on and meet wOrC
flou in the future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
MURDER IN TN
BY CARL A. PETERSON

with a handkerchief. and the
somebody must have been that
polite hypocrite, Mirtilo.
| snatched the handkerchief
from the corpse's face. Sightless
and yet full of seeing. the face
looked up into mine. | had a
clear preview of what was slated
for me. Then. | shut the door
on the dead man and dashed back
into the room where / had had
breakfast. fernando hadn't re-
turned. | stood TO one side of the
door and lifted my handcuffed
hands like a club above my head.
As he entered, ] brought my
hands down on his.head. showed
one foot forward and using my
hands again. | propelled him
against my foot He toppled for
ward. | slammed through the door
into the room on the right. Be-
hind me | heard fernando shout
ing. 4 felt lost in a maze of rooms
and doors. My eyes leaped TO the
door directly IN front of me 10
its lock. 10 the kew in the lock |
SpTinied over TO the key. man
aged 10 twist Il and hurled out
into the daylight
4 FEW hours later | was sitting
IN a room with Lew Fall.
The aricufTS had been removed
from my wrists and | felt like
myself again
! have few more things to
say" Fall said. after / mad fin
ished Then you will return to
the Hotel Fan-oso and pick up
where you left of. First. no man
hum. The police arc not going TO
rand me teouiia pace where you
followed Mirtilo. In ninety-nine
cases out of a hundred. we would
attempt to recover the corpus de-
licil. But not in this case. The
Gestapo viii expect official ac-
tivity but there will DC no official
activity"
THEY'LL think we're preparing
a trap
"Of course. And also perhaps
that you're demonstrating that
you have a price and can be
bought by them or bargained
with"
"Or that I'm preparing a trap"
l persisted
"Of course, but they won't be
positive one way or the other
Consider these facts. An agent OF
theirs is watching Miss Taggard
After you return TO your room.
this agent will see you 60 out
with her. Mr. Gestapo will see
you with Miss Taggard very
often, | hope. They will have 10
consider the possibility of you're
being involved with the young
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
"OUTIN THE COLD"

Newspapers publish story after story.
editorial after editorial; commentators
blare over the radio, leading magazines run
gh-priced articles. written by economic
e-.perts. all on the same subject: What is
Going to hapepn to business after the war?
What stocks will hold their own, what
ocks will slump to mere shadow of their
present potency?
Those are hard questions to answer.
Iany are essaying to answer them. as many
e.sayed to answer them in the last war. and
ost answers will be wrong but some will be
ght, because with so many guessing, some
nust be right, as some are right i'm guessing
olita numbers.
More Key Westers than the general To-
al public thinks are vitality interested in
Z rose questions and ere given so many ans
wers they are at a loss in trying to determine
hich % the answers may turn out to be cor
rect.
As TO stocks. the owners of them should
ave good idea of the financial structure
ahind the stocks, and the idea may be OBJ
aimed from the quarterly statements issued
the corporations about their assets.
The best opinion for a man who owns
ocks to follow is his own. assuming he Is
familiar with the financial structure of the
corporations that issued the stocks A thou
sand stories may be told of men who acted
on the opinion of others some of whom were
considerable be experts. and thereby actual
" lost thousands of dollars. or failed to gain
thousands OF potential dollars had he pur-
chased this or that stock.
We know a Key WeSter who. in 1882.
thought Anaconda was an exceedingly good
buy at three. and ne so told friend. who adj
vised. Keep away from cOppers; they're IN
for long slump"
So the intended buyer of Anaconda
kept away from cOppers. and II weeks
later Anaconda was up to 2Oie.
But. aside from stocks. Key WeSteiS
generally should be interested in the bust
ness conditions that are likely to occur in
Key West after the war To try to make
them as good as possible. the Key West
Postwar Planning Committee was organic
ed. ard nothing has been done since its or
ganization to attain the objectives behind
the planning Meanwhile. many other cit
les have already filed Their plans with the
Fcderal Works Agency. and we have not
prepared ouIs, at least they are not in 4 fin
shed state for presentation to the FWA.
On that point there is TO necessity to
seek anybodyS opinion, for everybody's
opinion is the same: if Key Westers don't
get move on them in this matter of post
var planning. Key West will find itself out
II the cold
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lady, with her father, with the
discovery. They will, of course
weigh the evidence that points 10
your honesty. But they will also
nave TO weigh the evidence point
ing to improper attention to duty
Il don't know what Miss Tag
CARDS motives were in arranging
your encounter with Miriilo. But
we'll boomerang it back at them.
Mirtilo suspected you then OF
having an affair with the young
lady. Do you think he won't Of
suspicious now. Yet. circum-
stances have changed since yes
terday. Up to yesterday the Ge-
stapo had reason TO believe she
wouldn't give them away But
they can't think that now.
WHY did she toss Mirtilo at
w you. anyway" And who l.
the murdered man? Taggard?
Tsggard's business relationship
with the Gestapo viii continue
until Taggard is dead. Is he the
murdered man? It's possible
But I'm sure that the Gestapo
has failed. 10 date. in getting held
of the location maps
Who else could the dead mar
be-"
We're going TO find out with
the help of the Gestapo There
are too many puzzles of this sort
that car be solved more readily
with their aid Your escape, for
example was too easy. Was II the
Tc suit of a series of accidents
We don't know. Another puzzle
concerns Taggard's daughter
They know we are keeping her
under constant surveillance. KID
n7pping Miss Taggard means
risking immediate collision with
US But Taggard's daughter pos
s;bly knows where her father Is
Il would think the Gestapo
would take the risk and kidnap
the girl. We know they are des-
pCTate Mirtilo's visit 10 her indi-
Gates desperation. II also indicates
that the GestapO Is reasonably
certain that Miss Taggard VII
not give them away.
What would compel an Amer
lean girl TO keep silent abou;
Gestapo agents? She hasn't men
ton them to US during our inter
rogations. And yet, under very
suspicious circumstances she had
called on you 10 enter her room.
He smiled. You are going to her
room again. | hope. Her room IS
the answer 10 what we want"
as she a Gcstapo agent, in your
OoiniOn2" | asked
You'll answer that yourself"
To be continued
Copyright, 1913. Carl A. Peterson)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
IT'S HUMIDITY,
NOT JUST HEAT

Fl. KNOX, KY. July 29.-Do
you think the brief cool spell this
summer made it harder 10 stand
he renewed heat? II so. YOU re-
iust imagining things, say the SCI
entists of the ArmOred Force
medical research laboratory
Actual experiments with men
in the laboratory hot box. with
temperatu. and humidity close
" controlled. show that tine hu-
man body becomes accustomed To
extreme heat in comparatively
snort time and remains acclima-
tized for weeks.
The man who means that az
isn't the heat. its the humidity
IS half right. II takes longer %
bacome acclimatized 10 moist
Gungle) heat than to dry (des-
ert) heat and the degree Of sue
cess never is as great.
Yet. the research men found Il
possible. in period of a week -
10 days, to acclimatiZe soldiers at
heavy labor TO a temperature Of 81
10 % degrees with a humidity OF
95 to 90 per cent With dry heat,
the soldier can do heavy work a.
100 degrees and become Injured u
ne heat in a shorter time. Once
acc'imatized. the men tested
cot. u return to cold climate for
At least two weeks without losing
ability 10 stand the heat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
MONTGOMERY AND ROMMEL


lientral Sir Bernard l.. Montgomery
1iaaaer 81 the British Eighth Army
~ warned John Gunther. not TO "ua-
nale the German Army The hero
- Narh African campaign said that the
~naH Army is still strong. very strong. "
ia.eresiing j. the expression by The
Feneral OF a wish to talk with Ger
ksmmel after the war is over. How
afsetIav. declared General Montgom-
vould be to trace ever the map az.
kemwel why he had done thus and 50
fsH him why I've done what did
ihsts may be- no parley between Rom
HHe Montgomery after the war. but n.
Pc general, but the public as well. will
fab'g have an opportunity to learn all
60 the strategy and battles of the pre-
war
~fuerai Montgomery. it is said. i,
Hr a day-by-day diary in order t.
fuil account of his operations in the
"a sar. Other leaders are doing the
4h4ag and if the general public will be
So until the war ends. il will have an
= rHniiy TO understand everything abou.
aar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
ATHLETES FOOT
Made This Test

Costs 35c. Money back next
morning if not pleased. Try any
PENETRATING fungicide. I used
Te-ol. Only solution. l know Of.
made with 90" alcohol. II PENE-
TRATES. Reaches more germ 5
tester HERE'S A TIP. get bot
Ter results applying full strength
Feel il take hold. AT any drus
store Locally al Gardeners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
Chapter Z

~napter
CTEP by step. / neared the table
, and my guard | would knock
the lamp over. swing around the
table | rehearsed to myself. Then
changed my mind "Gracias,"
| said. sitting down.
took a SIP Of coffee. He pushed
: blackened fork over to me.
folding II between my fingers, |
managed to get a mouthful of the
leans into my mouth. II was
clumsy citing with the bracelets
IN my wrists, but | managed.
"Okay?" he asked.
"Okay. You're good. amigo"
He tapped himself on the chest.
fernando Cortes. senior"
"Hernando Cortes." l said. This
GeStapO -by-four thug mad
Inc same name as the famous
Cortes. the first white man 10 en-
ler Mexico City.
My life was in danger and yet
tlc coincidence in the name filed
ny head with this unwanted
crapple OF history The impulse
to do something. anything
-lutched me like a shaking hand.
| nodded at the locked door.
How much TO let me out?" I
.aought of the Spanish ec'nva-
mt. "-Cuanto?" I.ges,ured at my
elf with my handcuffed hands.
PesOs2 Muy pesos
No, senior. No
Again. carefully. ! examined
the kerosene lamp Suppose I
we're 10 knock If over and take
the long ODDS
HERNANDO abruptly walked
III over to ia door. unlocking II
~ith a key he pulled out OF his
pocket. Out he'went and ! heard
him locking the door from the
outside. ! sat there. curSing my
slow refiexes. Herrando had gone
TO report my bribe attempt and
there would be no out for me
THE hell with yeu," l ragged.
walking over to the second door
behind which those STERN troop
crs had beaten the gagged man in
the brown suit | pokGd at the
door knob and the door swung
wide open
1 advanced into the rom and
my trembling stopped as /
glanced down at the man IN the
brown suit. He was lead.
His coat and vest were red
with blood. pool of Hood
spreading out on the floor OF his
left side. He had been murdered
in this room. Probably murdered
after I had been blackiac<ed.
Somebody mad covered his ace
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
CAN'T FIND HOME

Ell PASO. TEXAS-When tn
army discovered that George x
Baker was only II years old. the
sent him home. George. however
hadn't heard from his par
sntS since November. coUldn z
find them when he arrived be
cause they had moved and he
doesn't know where.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
aAnONAl EDITORIAL
NIX ASSOCIATION
WUEHzz5r MlmJs4-
askM1wKxEMTs FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

$3.50 hatsis ard Apartments.
49, - Bathing Pavilion.
*mm Land and Sea.
aee'afsliau q County and City Gov
rrfs ay
MsAsn Ciy Hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Aggression Is an enduring process and
sessions have INDUCED in that p&stime
- secession presented itself. For in
So al the conclusion of the war with
49, in 1913 the United States took al
.. nefhirt of Mevico's land away
.aessr. the United States always pays for
afieh {, has acquired through cor
nfliks her countries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
Today's
Anniversaries

l794-ThoTnaS Corwin. Ohio
much beloved lawyer. governor
senator. secretary Of treasury
born Bourbon Co. Ky. Dies
Dec Is. 1865.
lSO5-Hiram Powers. Cincin-
natl clock factory worker VINO
became world famed sculptor.
born Woodstock. Vt Died June
81. 1873.
l828-John s. Pillsbury. hard
ware merchant. Minnesota flour
king. governor. born Sutton. =,
H. Died Oct. 10. 1901
l84O-Simon Baruch. Confcd
crate surgeon. physician. Civic
worker. father Of Bernard "
porn Germany. Died Juno 2l
1921.
lS69-Alan r HaWley bal
lconiSt. leader in aviation. born
Perth Ambov. y J Died Feu
Is. 1893.
l8IS-Don Marquis journalist.
playwright. poet and humori-t.
born Bureau CO. lil D,ti De-
D. 1887.
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Today In History

1786-First issue Of the Pitts
burgh Gazette, first paper ives.
OF the Alleghanies.
l858-Agreement made for his
tOric debate between Araham
Lincoln and Stephen A. Doug
las. which made Lincoln ma
tional figure.
1905-Agreement signed with
Japan. whereby Japan recogniz-
u L. s sovereignty over Philip
pines. and we here over Korea
l9l4-First talk over new wire
between New York and San
Francisco.
l9l8-C25 years ago. Ameri-
cans-French advance along 20
mile front on Marne salient.
l920-New York To San Fran
cisco air mail starts.
l934-Longshoremen'S strike on
Pacific coast and Great Lakes
ends
I938-Hawaii Clipper lost AZ
'eea-with - on board.
lg38-NaziS declare all Ger
mans. wherever living. citizens
of Germany
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Today Ths Citizen SAYS IN an
editorial paragraph
Theodore HcrlI. founder d the
modern movement 10 establish
Palestine as a homeland for The
Jews. Icft as his testament 10 his
followers. To make YOUR home
such that thu stranger viii feel al
home iu u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Advertising to sell must be carefully
written and then published where it will be
read, and the home paper gets the closest
attention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Parents of boys in active service appre-
late the sacrifice of soldiers and sailors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Mrs Louis Larsen and daughter.
Miss Edna Larsen. and son. Victor.
returned today from Portsmouth
Va. where they had been visiting
Mrs A. w. Yanccv. formerly Miss
Jennie Larsen OF Key West. Mis-
Gladys Lewis. OF Portsmouth.
came here with the Larsens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Manuci Gucrro and TWO chill
drcn. who had hrcn visiting rcia-
liycs IN Kcv West. left Yesterday
for their home in Florence Ala
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Advance detail of the Florida
Guards, who are TO camp in Kew
West IN August, reached here to
day To make preparations FOR IN
oncampment n the Fort TAYLOR
reservation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

The war may develop into a contest be
.ween the home fronts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29
KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY
from FILES OF THE CITIZrN
OF JULY IS. ls33

Storm warnings. according TO
a dispatch from Washington in to-
lays Citizen, were ordered uI al
noon today along Florida'S east
east from Miami To Fort Pierce.
The hurricane IS central west of
Great Abaco Island. in the Ba-
lamas, and IS moving SLOWLY west
enthusiastically.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

The Christian Parents Club. of
FL Salvador Church. viii give n
farewell party Monday evening in
honor Of Miss Helen Porter and
Miss Lottie Green instructors. in
The Wesley House here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

M and Ms Sidney Mathews
and son. Sidney. Jr-. are back
from Miami. where they had been
visiting relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Mrs Theodore Stadig. who
came 10 Key West TO attend the
funeral Of her father. George /.
Babcock. returned yesterday 10
her home in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

German about bombing
of England BEGINS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Mr. and MIS-. Joseph Conlan and
daughter. Mss Marie Conlan. az
WhItestone. \. Y. are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs John Wells. 900
Southard street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Mrs A f WoOdburn and niece.
Miss Edith Mosfett, returned yes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Information was received here
hat the local National Guards.
though required To drill 48 times
year. VIII b. paid for only 80
drills
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Subscribe 10 The Citizen -25-
weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

Competitive examination for
postmaster in Key West, To sue
seed the late Charles S. Williams.
Will be held next month. Closing
late for applications is August IS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

lq38-NaziS declare all Ger
mans. wherever living. citizens
of Germany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-29

John England. county supervisor
# registration. sail today that
voters IN Monroe are registering
exceedingly slow for the special
election TO be field on October 10
IN the proposed repeal of the pro-
hibition ameniment.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-15

Podprimo borbo Amerike n demo-
kracijo b svobodo svcta nakupom
vojnih bondev in vojn0- varGevalnih
snaMiki
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-15
Nov OdbOr

Zadnji torek Sc je vrsila seja
vseh, XII sc zanimajo "a to, da
bi Sc slovenskim vojakom, XII so
bill zajeti z Italijani vred ter Sc
sedaj nahajajo v Ameriki, po-
magalo. Seia Sc je vrsila Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd., ter so Sc je ude-
lezilo lepo stevilo rojakov.
Izvoljen je bill sledeci odbor:: !:
Predsednik Joseph zele, tajnik-
blagajnik Mike Jakin, zapisni-
kar Vincent Coff, nadzorni od-
bor: Steve Lokar, Ivan Ceh in
Andy Pirih. Oh tel priliki Sc je
tudi nabralo $500. Prihodnja
seja Sc bo vrsila v sredo vecer
in vabi Sc vse, XII Sc zanimajo
"a to zadevo, da Sc je udelezijo