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The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17

ficers now are Carl Bradley, Ex- alted Ruler; Virgil Newman, Lead ing Knight: Chester c. Steear Loy- al Knight; Olaf Hanson, Lecturing Knight; J. Oar Smith, Secretary: William Vim, Treasurer, and Dick Moore, Tyler. Appointive officers are J. Lloyd Ripley, Esquire; Ken meth Stensland, Inner Guard, and Ben Judd, Chaplain.
 The new officers were installed by Wrangell's first Exalted Ruler. Van H. Fisk, serving as Grand Ex- alted Ruler. Assisting him were the following acting Grand lodge of fieers; Rodney Hunting, Leading Knight; Freds Hanford Loyal Knight; Bill Grant, Lecturing Knight; Ed Lindman, Secretary and Norman Whitaker, Treasurer.
 With a large class of candidates scheduled to come up in the next few weeks for initiation, you'll be seeing the new officers strut their stuff and a busy winter program under way. It looks like a great sea- son, brothers, so don't miss those nights. You might even see the new Secretary volunteer one of these times, to pay the oil bill. Some of the brothers tried to put it over on him Wednesday night but the old "fault-finder" was in his usual good form and got out of it. Only thing that's breaking his heart is the fact he can't get in .he rummy game until his secretar- al work is completed. Report at -he penny ante taDIe was that the 'rummyites" were going to extend heir game a couple of hours to ac- ,ommodate the Secretary. Or were 1ou able to hear report at the penny ante table? They were mak- ng so much noise; and all over Brother Whitaker trying to make | pair of deuces stand up. Did it, oo, imagine.
 Big feed was a highlight of the .vening, the eats committee, Broth ITS Hanford and Judu, doing them elves proud. Even the Trustees nellowed over those eats and de- ided to buy a couple more bonds. Vrangell lodge, by the way, has invested $2,O0O in government Onds thus far. Lodge, living up o it's American principles, is on the | firing line. Every member should nake it a point to get on the firing line by getting to lodge on night. Let's get out, and give your officers nd your lodge a break.
 EASTERN STAR TUESDAY
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ELKs NOTES
B. ?. 0. E., No. E035 z. 4. .s. 4. q. 4. Z. Z. .s
By MAN ELK

With fall tinge in the air, the herd began gathering in toward the home corral Wednesday night, fore casting a rollickinE good winter season for WrangeIl Lodge No.
 1895. Officers were stepped up as the result of some of the brothers resigning because of lack of time due to outside activities to carry on their chair duties. The chair of-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17
YOUNG PETER MeCORMACKs
 LEAVING FOR SEATTLE

MT. and Mrs. Peter McCormack Jr., are leaving on the North Sea to make their home in Seattle. They have purchased a home at 4OO2 Linden Ave, in the Queen City and young Peter will be associated with the Northern Optical Company.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17
OAR SMITHS ENTERTAIN
 AT DINNER PARTY TO
 HONOR MRS. R. LINDSLEY

MT. and Mrs. Darwin Smith were gracious hosts at a dinner party given at their home last Friday ev- ening to honor Mrs. Ralph Linds- ley on her birthday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17

There's no let up. All day aOng, the bulldozer rams that nucky or frozen soil, stripping the ground for the dragline. It's a job for sheer brute strength, one that takes every ounce of power built into Diesel-and job for full power fuel like Stand ard Diesel Fuel.
 Standard Diesel Fuel is 1o0%o dis titled, every drop pure power. It burns completely, protects injector nozzles against harmful deposits. It's refined and delivered clean-no
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17

WASHINGTON American fliers shot down 358 Jap planes in 37 days and practically eliminated en- emy opposition prior to the final capture of Munda air field in the SolOmons on August IT, the Navy has announced.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17

FOR SALE--Gasboat Bielby. Length
 50 feet, 30 Fl. P. Standard engine. Mrs. W. c. Waters 38-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17

LOST-Black Navy rain coat. Important papers in pocket. Finder please turn in at Coast Guard office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17

FOR SALE - Store property at Wyatt and Cramer corner. See Mrs. M. A. Cramer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17

FOR SALE Gas boat gill net and skiff. Apply 0. W. Lindsley.
 41-2tI
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17

FOR SALE Second hand Mon arch range. Also cook stove. 38-tfI
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-17
LASSIFT HE'D ADS

FOR Ultraviolet ray sun lamp, $3O. Mrs Peter Mccormack.
 42-1t
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PRESBYTERIAN CHnRCH

Sunday: Sept. 19: Sunday school. 9:45; Morning worship, 10:45.
 Monday, p. m. Hospital commit- tee. Tuesday 7:30 D. m. Cub Scouts.
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EASTERN STAR TUESDAY
 Regular meeting of o. B. S. will be held Tuesday evening Sept. 21.
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Adv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
MRS. ROOSEVELT'S PART

Mrs Roosevelt reports that she has re-
ceived many letters and read editorials ac-
cuSing her of having fomented race trou-
bile by her goodwill attitude toward neg
roeS
There can be little doubt but that the
First Lady has exhibited an extremely
casual attitude toward long-Standing
problem. without apparently comprehend
ing the terrific power OF racial animoSity
The solution for racial issues is not to
be fou:.d in well-meaning resolutions of the
advertised goodwill of individuals. 1t is To
he found solely in the gradual development
of esteem and respect by the people of both
races who live together i'm a given area.
This slow process cannot be pushed 1t
must take root and grow. To attempt -
reap a harvest before there has been ada-
quate cultivation will merely endarger
the growing crop.
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Chapter %

Chapter %
WHEN Ann opened her eyes
w Bert was bending over her
I'm all right. she said al last,
plain case Of Mysteries his
smooth professional voice ex-
planned. You're 10 90 To slepp
now and then tomorrow, if you're
better, Wen talk this thing over
Tomorrow? Suddenly she hdbed
tomorrow would never coane
Shed lost Terrence House. Shed
made fool of herself to Jerry
She was achingly unhappy
Nov take this" Bert held a
little white capsule to her mouth.
lifted her head while she slipped
water. If you need me in the
night have someone call"
Why don't you ask me
what brought this On? Or don
you want to know that your hun
bred TO one shot was no good
mo goOd2 You mean >"
Il mean this little fiji OF hysier-
les was started By the burning %
my grandmOthcr's will
You saw it,"
Il caught Jerry Lane in the
act" Then she told him the story
When she finished ne said. crypt
cally. Well. you'll never win II
you don't place a tct. and left
her 10 figure that out for herself
FLORA was there the next
l. morning when Ann awakened.
The maid brought her a tray Of
food and a basket for Gibbs
III try 20 get If to him some
time during the day she told the
girl. I'm afraid I can't make !:
right now"
You shouldn't go out in the
rain. miss. If / could take it,"
Ann smiled She hadn't noticed
the rain though it was beating
against her window. Thank you.
Flora The rain may stop by noon
and | can 60 with II.
She ate a light breakfast, lay
down and dOZcd off.
II was 3 o'clock before she felt
equal to dressing. She put on her
blue and beige suit with a fresh
powder blue blouse. Then she sat
near the window and watched
the rain falling in a grey sheet Of
water outside.
II was a bleak day on which 10
give up all the bright. happy
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
s$~uase HSlF Na- 1914

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
That john Y Archer holder - TAX
s-rtifisar. NJ. AIS ISSUED the
suJ day sf September 4 T. 1851 has
filed sane m nv office and has
made application for tax d~.d 81
BE- iSSG.d thereon said certificate
.filbrace~ the following described
property IN the County 81 Monroe
state 81 Florida. to-wit
I.ut 3. Sqr . TT - f1-fss
Ds-"4 A. recorded iu Monroe
county Records
The assessment ~ the said prop
,rfH under th, said certificate is-
sued Mas 90 th- names II Frank
" Pam and r Rustic
Unless said certificate shall be re
deemed according - law. the prop
srIN described therein Viii he sold -
the highest bidder at The court
house door on the first Mon
,Iav iu tn month t.f August isss
y, hieh l~ IN. euH d.st IF AUGUST.
1@ff
Dated this - da, 90 JULY fss1
SEAL Ross = SAWYER
clerk ~ Circuit Court - Monroe
F"unrv. Florida
iiNi->-f---9 f"f3
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LOS ANGELES AND DETROIT

Mayor Fletcher BOwrOn. of Los An
geles. tells a California legislative investi-
eating committee that the recent zoOt-suit
disorder. were not attributable to racial
prejudice. Axis agents or other foreign in
fiuences."
TIE mayor might as well save his
breath. There are people in the United
States who attribute everything that hap
pens to racial prejudice, Axis agents or for
eign influences. They are not interested in
discovering the truth because il suits their
parpose to put out this kind of propaganda.
A member of the mayors committee
Told the committee that the recent outbreak
simply grew from a minor alteration be-
tween MeSicans and service men. followed
- reialiations in large numbers on both
SIDES. This Is probably the truth but it does
uoi explain the hysteria of so-called pa
triots" who explain everything in terms of
rarial prejudice.
The same phenomena is apparent in
ieN4rd 20 the race riot which recently oc-
cured IN Detroit. II was Immediately at
'rlbuted r. the ku klux Khan. and influx OF
~safhern workers and fifth column groups.
The Falsiiy of the charge that the riot
- Detroit was caused by the influx of
srker- from the South is demonstrated by
fht report Of DIR {. 5. Ramsay Director of
- Michigan Department of Social Wei
faFe. ~ho reported that this was almost
80 fastor" IN the fighting between negroes
Esd ~hiie persons
Dr Ramsay and his staff questioned
nearly five hundred persons arrested. most
- Nhom were negroes. and they reportei
- racial discrimination in their schools
oFfmpioyment experiences" He found that
Fmalorl1y at those interviewed had lived
~ .Deffoii more than five years." that the
20 participants were employed in good
- and anxious 10 return 10 them
Governor Kelly accepted a recon-
mendAtlon Of fact-finding committee.
whieh found mo elements of subversive ac-
tis1iies and Attorney General Herbert ].
sushien remarked that when we get evil
cenee that the riot was planned or inspired
~ enemy influence. there will be time to
al sTand Jury
The conclusions If these officials.
however. carry no weight with fanatical
FtQpa Fandlsts whose constant reiterations
- fhei charges have much to do with ere.
AifaE dangerous situation in the country.
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LOSER TAKE ALL
By Adelaide Huzelfine

Perhaps il was but she had
done all she knew TO do.
Shed leave Terrence House as
she'd come. Alone except for Ma
tilda. There wouldn't be anyone
unless il was Bert 10 whom she
might say goodbye. The thought
Of Bert left her unmoved. He had
been nice TO her in a way which
might have profited him most but
she didn't owe him.
She stuck her finger into the
bird cage and let Matilda give IT
a pecking kiss.
I'm going 10 clean you up be-
fore We travel If / can find that
crazy latch underneath.
Matilda cooked an understand.
ing eye and waited
THE rain came down steadily
Il dreary and depressing Shut
ting her off as life shut her OH,
too. Losing Terrence House hurt
he. pride but losing Jerry Lane
hurt her heart
She shivered a little with the
cold OF what might have been
Then she dragged out her grips
and began TO pack.
II was growing dusk outside
before she finally turned 10 Ma
tilda. Now for you. young lady
she said
She opened the cage door
coaxed the bird 10 hop to her
hand. She carried her lightly 10 a
chair and left her on its arm
She spread newspapers on the
floor and set the cage IN the mid
die of them. She remembered
Grand Gussie fel; around behind
the filigree work and touched a
hidden spring. Tho spring in turn
released the wire top which fell
completely apart from the base
This made IL easy TO give the
whole cage a thorough cleaning.
Ann ran her fingers tentatively
along. turned the cage over. ex-
amined il from several angles.
She spent a long minute wishing
she had watched NOR closely
when her grandmother did II.
A fumbling knock on her door
interrupted her She stepped TO
answer il and found Jack Mason
with Mary Lee in his arms.
They were both drenched. The
boys eyes were big with fright
"Oh. Jack she cried, what's
happened"
To be continued
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plans she had drawn around the
possession of Terrence House.
But she would have 10 give
them up. Her last hope was
burned with the will last night.
She had just reached the con-
cluSiOn that she would pack her
bags this afternoon and leave TO-
NOR ow when Gibbs appeared al
her door He stood. dripping hat
in hand. and said. Il come the
back way. Amt nobody stirrin' IN
this weather
.''You must b. careful. Gibbs.
| know y0I thought Id deserted
YOU have q basket here for
YOU
7 wasn't a-mindin' the grub. "
ne returned. But" nc shufficd
MS icet It's thai stuff I'm bout
OFT agln
~O@ of minerals"
H nodcicd
4 car give you a little more
money Sac reached for her
pa ze. Y. m .hg exception of her
trai1 f1.C back. hc had only two
So bills che ~9v- one 10 Gibbs.
T. ut --"ct f'-- bit rc'il keep
a. GOING d few days wanted 10
talk to YOU anyway.
o. -
y -OU SNOW Won wanted 10 give
L II uD that night 81 Baxton
f;r-d vou ard I . -su-dcd you TO
stay on. 7 told Won then when we
gave y up we'd DO j. together.
VOL. I'm r. adv 20 give Il up.
9; ibis.
They amt no sign Of that fell
Z. ---h--rsr he VIZ"
No sigaz s. all lie burned it
last night
Gibbs las, jgw into Z knot Of
resentment. It'll never do him no
good That what II won't"
4 I think I'll be leaving
tomorrow Have you any plansy
His eyes we're ful. Of wisful-
ness. Il amt got no plans. =
She knew what ne was think
lng-that Grand Gussie had al
ways said she would take care of
him.
But She hadn't.
You're 20 come wherever | am.
Gibbs. I'll see that you get a good
jOb "
You're a-goIn' 20 give Il up
FOR sure"
Yes. Gibbs"
He shook his head Its a crime
That's what i u.s.,
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L.ECALS

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CfHffif
OF THH STATE OF FLOHfDA- ~
AND ron MONROE COS >Tt. -
cHANcEaS.
fas~ <s. See
WILLIAM dean PAsf'oE.
Plaintiff.
vs. DIVORCE
EVELYN PAScOE.
defendant
ORDER or PrBIIGATf0s
To-: EVELYN PAEs.OK
@ggs "a street
Detroit. Michigan
You are hereby required 10 appear
10 the bill 81 complS4Df for divorce
flied against you In the above
~ lied cause en- the first Monday in
SeDtemb@r To- Wit, sepf<mbey ..
1914 osEsFNise the allegations If
all bail Win be taken NJ con
fssaea
DSns and Ordered a. Ksy West.
Florida this 9Th daF - Jolly A. q.
1858
ncircuit Court Rose e sawyer
EesiB CLERK ~ the Circuit
fsuFf
IS f~dy Kathleen &0ftas~.
BsBufy Clerk
ESHaqTE Es1rfNALBo IR
SaiisltSF f"F Plaintiff
5iss-Is-zz- - isss
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NOTICE 0F APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED
E{lsE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That 3 y SSssfinE holder II
TsK Terfifiests So. zzs. issued ia. -
day - August A - 1885. has filed
same 90 MY gfflre and has made
application far a tax deed 80 bs
lsraed thereon SafG eersIficats
embraces the follow ing desrrihed
property ia the County Of Monroe
Stpts II Florida. tO-wit;
1T ? Sqr > Anglers Park.
k~y Largo. Plat Book Page
is. PIT Lots l. >. }. {. 10. IL
A. Pt ISts IL IL L. See "a.
Twp ~ : X - T. pI-22s. As
recorded in Monroe County
Records
Th. assessment 81 the "a 4 prop
erty under the said certificate -
sued was in the name II = l.
Palmer.
Unless said certificates shall he re-
deemed according TO law. the prop
erty described therein viii BE- sold %
the highest bidder at The court
house door On the first Mon
dav in tn. month = August. 1919.
which j. the End fay - August.
1888
Dated This ISf ia - JuIy 1919.
6SEALD Ross = Sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court u Monroe
County. Florida
Tvf-S-I5-esI%ts
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NOTICE OF ArPLsCATrox zen
TAX DEED
f&@maf< min &a axma

NOTICE rs HEREBY 0fvES. TAss
y Swelling. holder ~ Tax
C-rtifIcat~ NJ. .fs issa@d sh~
9Th. dsy - August. \ ~ 1919 A.
filed same In my office and has wANs
application for a tax deed 20 ~ L.
sued thereon. said certifica1a en-
braces the following described pron-
erty In the County Of Aonroe. STATE
Of Florida. to-wit.
Lot 30 Sar .. Anglers Park.
Metropolitan S~cfion. Key
Iarg" Lots - a - ~ I.ess 4
- s. -. So .. Twp 81 = ~
- =. plat BOOK 4 Page les
Plat Bsapk rage { is3-tsl ALL
recorded ~ Aeurs~ s.omnas
Records
The assessment Of the sasd prsp-
erty under the said esrtafsraf< -
sued vas in the nause 20 Ma
Mary NJ Wilson
Unless said certiftcate sk&x1 ~
redeemed according 20 Lac. fns
property described theresn yfIl ~
sold 90 the highest bidder ~ fas
court house door on the fired nan-
la fu ~. month 80 Amgmes f@s@
hirh The End daH = AHEusf
faf1
Dated thl~ - day - Iuiy. lstt
CSEALl Ross c sawysr
Clerk OF Circuit Court Of Monre~
County. Florida
uvI-s-fs-s. Tse
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There Is in the general revenue fund
81 the state Of Florida the sum of 81. 800.
npn That means the commonwealth had a
iiT-i-class Governor Holland. and no less
first class manager Comptroller Lee. The
hou~e and senate as the board of directors
also had share in the accomplishment.
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Today's Horoscope
JULY Is

Today gives a sympathetic ma
ture. fond of home and parents.
but with a secretIVe. sensitive dis
position and a certain lack of en-
ergy if born IN certain portions
OF the day The earlier or the
later hours are the best To be born
IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

When Uncle Sam wants money for his
war effort. he alwa. : finds appropriate
slogans. For the next drive IT. September
the slogan will be: Back the attack with i
Bond
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L E G A L 8

IN THE CIRCUIT cornT - Imx
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCTIT
or THE sTATE o. vf10WmA.
~ rHAyCEHr.
Case Ne. s-az
MARY W HDiI.EMAN.
Plaintiff.
RALPH v HorLExA~'
Defeadsnt
ORDER 0F PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
To RAIPH " HOILEuA~.
I2s HOi'GH AVENUE ~OnPss.E.
VA
Ii IL hereby ordered that YEA ara
required g. appear on the sfh az -
geptsnbsr lss7. before ths akaxs
enfisisa court 60 the Blll % Cen.
paint filed against yea - the
Above entitled rau~e. and Tne& Rsw
West citlxen in hereby 1~siGnafe4
&c the newspaper In Mhlrn ; this
order shall be pubfsmhed ea<n 4
week for four co Consecutive
weeks
witness the Honorable Arshur
Gomez as one - the Judges - fkis
Court and the Seal 90 this comrs
b. the city 90 Kew West Measae
ceanfy. Florida this isth aas -
JBls lgta
fSEaLB Ross g Sswrer
clerk Circuit Court. Monree rnn.-
~ Florida
fsy. Gsdp Kathleen Sostsxs
Taepsty s.lsrk.
Hyis-zs- p angs Isss
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Today's Birthdays
JULY IS

Judge Richard 5. Whalcv. Chief
Justice. L. 5. Court OF Claims.
born Charleston. 5 c 90 years
ago
J.. ar Admiral Harold NJ Bemis.
icru Oshkosh. Wis. 81 wears ago
D. Walter l. Bierrine. noted
iowa state commissioner Of public
health. physician. born Davenport
Iowa. - years ago.
D. VIII NJ Alcxandci Of At
.auta. Ca. leader IN inter-racial
cooperation. cN Farm Security
head bnru Morrisvlllc. Mo 50
wears JE"
FN Gov Hill McAhStcr of Ten
u,.sr,. born Nashville SO wears
aeo
~ Garry & Myers of Boyds
Mills. Pc. noted psychologist.
horn Sylvan. Pa. 50 wears ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF JULY IS. 1893

Major " 5. Lombard. chief sur
gvon IN the Marine Hospital. and
family. ssIi tonight iof Tampa.
from which CITY they viii pruc,c.
70 The mountains IN Tcnn"sec,.
where Dr. Lombard viii spend
his vacation before reporting Tor
nuty lu Memphis
Tho KY West Municipal Band
Will give % concert ~ BayvirV
Park Sunday afternoon hegin
nlnR ~ 40 O'Clock
Work VIII bc started next week
10 renovatc the lighthouse If Il,
hcCC1 Shpdi.
The tropical disturbance. -
Slight intensity and small d,a
meter. was rcport,d tins morning
10 bc l25 miles southeast 81 Sar
I'd Domingo
M Nrll" Williams lclt yrsicI
uay ioi Miami tu visli nclai,v,
4 contest fuf q musical scholar
,hIp - Stctsuu University. IA DE
Land Florida. Nill b. hcld 90 Key
Wc~' tine lasf vsrk 81 August
a. RI. AZ "a Fs f.......
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

The aerial offensive against Germany
nap net win the war. but it will reduce the
Huna''er Of Allied casualties when the sol
Ter invade Europe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

To-day The Citizen SAYS In an
editorial paragraph
Pneumatic tires are now being
tested for me railroad oi 'h" fu-
'ui. Then they'll have specials
wl'ti nu stops except for punc-
filr.
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GREAT DAMAGE

CLEVELAND Damage total
me SluO.u00 Is CAUSED 10y dogilshcS
10 nehug gear and tackle off Mas
aclu~cti- each year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

Personally. We find il difficult TO nm
erfslan". Al times. exactly what Congress
tas % mind, outside ofpolitics. II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

! II Roberts who represents
q large baking concern. with main
offices In Jacksonville and q
bakery n KY West lett veSter-
iay afternoon tar Miami
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Little men seek honorS from other lii
Sc mea
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lis. I.t yesterday for COconut
Grow 60 visit Ar Currv'S and
'fis Harris brother sam K.
lIMu
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Nj and NJ r K Curry are
'hc iaiier's sister. Mis- Lila la
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

Roar Admiral Harold NJ Bemis
icru Oshkosh. Wis. 81 years ago.
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Char cs J. Roberts. manager a.
,hc pofsr Allen Company. 9
Miami cora business VISIT
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-08-26

Learns Value of Rope
The first step in making a noun
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to take the adequate steps 1t talks,
but it does not act. Inflation-a calam-
ity second only to a military defeat
-creeps on us. But if more than half
the nation acts. it can be stopped And
that is exactly what the insurance
companies can bring about Initiation
PEAL nfation-would wipe out ev-
cry insurance policy in the country
and spread ruin and sadness through
out the nation More than 1870 COM
panies, representing eighty per cent
of the life-insurance business, have
agreed to participate in d real cam
paign by the companies against in
tlation. 1t ought to be one hundred
per cent-and it is high time.