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Los buques nipo
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dieron hseer para
los Aisd0S
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Los fascistas son
r~esponsables del
bombardeo de Roma

washington, Julio 8-El Sc
nsdor Dennis Chavez de NuevO
MEXICO, p~rominente ezt0lieo, ha-
blando del reciente bonbardeo de
Roma por aviadOres nOrteameri-
can0s, Ia dicho:
@Los fzscistas son directamen-
% reyDonszbls del bombardeO De
Roma Fue e mismo Aussolini
ouien eonviri6 q Roma en- el cen
tro de- trznsp0rte nzzi-fsscista en-
ire e dezfiIadero de Bremen J e
. de Italia. El fue quien arm5
L ei1dad. e fus quien hizO de
Roma IN arsenal
a travis de Roma se transpOr-
tabzn tropas y materiales de que
ira destinados a Ia destruction de
los oombatientes aliadOs- Los ala
dos tenfan 81 deber de detener ea
ocrrieute de arnas = de sOldados
enenigos-
@Todos los honbres c~ivilzsdos
seutnnns una rep1gnaDcia natu-
raj ante IA destruction de los te-
soros Histories , de los mOnumen
tos szgrsdos. De este respeto nues
tro por e pasadO se han venidO a
pyovechando Jos faseistas para dis
frzzar sus mzniObEzs. De clio Sc
han venido dando euenta dursnte
meses los dirigentes de Las Nacio-
nes Unidas.
LOS ayiadores que tomaron
parte en- Ell bombardeo de Roma,
muchos de clos eatolicos, fueron
especialmente entrenados durante
varias semanas antes del ataque.
Estudiaron bien los mapas que Sc
nalaban los lugares sabrados. Sc
les advirti6 que no bOmbardeasen
la ciudad del Vaticano, que no
bOmbardeasen Ia Iglesia de Santa
Maria Mayor, que no bombardea-
sen la Basilicad e San Pablo, que
no bombardeasen la Iglesia de Sn.
Juan Laterano. Para llevar a ca
DO esta operation escogieron BON
barderos con tripulaciones peritas
en- ell bombardeo de precision.
"Con Ell bombardeo de las insta-
laciones ferrovriarias de Roma Sc
han ahorrado muchas vidas ALA
das. Muchas tambien Sc han sal
vado al bombardear sus aerOpla-
nos. Y gracias al ~bombardeo de
precision empleado en- Roma, los
monumentos hist6ricos Y los lu-
cares sagrados han quedado intac
tos para la posteridad.
Las GdIqs Femeninds
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MussoEni Y sus slcanos seran cashgados
Eloeios del Presidente Roosevelt para
Ell Ejercito Rojo.
Protection para los hombres que cOmbaten

Wsshinron, jal5o Zs-Anoe0e
habl6 Dor "a radio e presidents
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uroSsdso a Wnaera gieta en- e
lie = gss las Nseiones midas no
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nor Sc enmenss contra a hHns-
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BARBADOS en- Stella mas De loV~
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inpedoea necesidad de velar por
Ios bombres que ahora combaten,
Al ;efe de egtado do a conocer
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PERDIDA

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,iuyendo una de un apartado en-
"a ofieina decOrreOs de YbOr.oue
oevuelva a esta redaeci6n, So
10 uenen valor para So dueno.
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WHAT YOU THINK

Editor, The Citizen: .. -. :
contend that what we think, OF
people has more influence for good
or bad. as the case may be, than
what they think of us .5.e.
The world is so confused that
people are more prone to condemn
than they are to praise. Even IN
our pulpits ministers have a hab-
it of giving out much sarcasm, If
they see those in the audience
who do not agree with them.
In a way. they are like our poll
tieians. except a bit milder about
il.
What great leaders may think OF
our imperfect life doesn't matter
so much. for if we are not Chris
tians we already know IT in our
hearts. and if our hearts are right.
&c. knows it and that Is suffi-
cienI: but. if people everywhere
lose faith in leaders. then who can
thew trust and what can they>hold
on to-
( IS. ~re Nbordr -saS TO an s6Ii
leaders. Be. aHeE y0I lead Us
Alright who trust IN you for hope
and courage. wv who follow.
want to be sstEe,0f what We fol
low. 49, 4utF 80
CHURCHMAN.
Key West. Fla. f-f
Aug. IL. 1913.
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DEFINES RICHES

Editor. The Citizen:
II was James who said, Go to
now we rich men. weep and howl
for the miseries that shall come
upon you.
There are various sorts OF rich
es- Just what sort of rich men
was he talking about when he
used this language? One can be
rich in friendships. and | am sure
that James did not mean one who
IS rich in friends. One can have
an abundance of anything and be
rich in that thing so far as the
word rich" Is used today in an
acceptable term of the public.
When we use the word rich
we immediately think of Its mean
ing as one rich in dollars and
cents having an abundance of
money The thing spoken of here
in the Bible does not even mean
one who has an abundance of
money. One could have an abund-
ance Of wealth. and then another
one could have just an ordinary
sum of money, and be richer than
the wealthlcr one IN the way
James used the word rich
OF course. human beings look on
an abundance of wealth as being
rich. and we honor men for their
wealth. vet the man who might
have less in dollars and cents could
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SUGGESTS STUDYING NEWSPAPERS

Professor Edgar Dale, of Ohio State
University. suggests that newspapers and
periodicals offer wide opportunity for
educational development. but says that
schools and colleges are neglecting them
teaching material
The professor has something. no
doubt. and newspaper editors will prompt
b pat him on the back. We would not dis
count the educational development. but II
nouId~require considerable intelligence TO
select he reading matter for study.
Asa newspaper man and editorial
writer. We appreciate the work of indepen-
dent and thoughtful writers. The press and
radio offer many sources of information.
much Of il justified by the term "authori-
'ative
No one can overlook however the
Tact that there are many irresponsible
friters. the product of partiSanship. self-in-
teresi ard personal prejudice. Unfortunate
D. no professional standards OF preScri5-
"a training are necessary To develop a
writer
OF course. the obvious reply to this oG-
isetiou l. that the reader must be intell-
gent. This We readily grant but the profes-
sors suggestion was that newspapers be
tsed IT. the educational process. designed -
produce the intelligence necessary 10 sen
srate wheat from chaff
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all This is what We do he
was saying. Calder walks out OF
here free as air. But you come
with me-"
She gasped. "What?"
"You heard me. I'll treat you
okay. Don't worry about that You
don't interest me even if you're
a good locker. Your worries
shouldn't be about me. but about
your boy friend. Hold oni Let
me finish or I'll gag the pair of
you"
He stood up, the two guns, his
and mine in his fists This IS
the deal. You come with me. He
goes free. He gees back TO the
boss copper and breaks the news
you're snatehed. Get it. / want
all the papers in town running a
snatch story. ] want your old man,
sister. to read you're snatched.
He knows by now that Lathrop1l
never show. IF he's human he'll
come across. | wanted you TO fill
the papers with that guy Lathrop.
l wanted It that way. But you SIN
around taking"
\ UNDERSTOOD now that had
Il been let free so that there
IcoUid he an investigation. so That
there IrOuid be newspaper pub
Lefty. The newspapers were the
oniy COMMUNICATION between the
Gestspo and Sam Taggard. The
newspapers were telegraph. letter
and messenger all in one The
Gestape had wanted Sam Taggard
10 read of his own murder. that is
if mistakenly / had reported that
the corpse was Sam Taggard. but
more fundamentally. such a story
would have reported the murder
of the man he had trusted
And now Johnson was propos-
ing a variant of this original
scheme. To use the press to reach
Sam Tsggard. To report to Tag
gard that his daughter was kid
mapped. a hostage. How do you
expect to walk out of here with
her?" / asked
Were practically out now.
But that's UP to you. Yell for help
and I'll kill you and her. Kill my
self. tool"
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THE -FOUR FREEDOMS"

What do the -four freedoms mean
To the people of India and Africa?
The truth is that poSt of them know
nothing of them and vAia "a vast majority
of the residents of the areas care nothing
about tSem.
TIE proclamation as to the extension
of the famous freedoms TO the world cannot
mean that the United States and Great
Britain intend to extend them by force up
on all people.
dence hat these democratic nations. enjoy
ing certain blessings. will do nothing in the
future To Interfere with their acquisition by
other peoples.
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Today's Birthdays

Mai. Gen. Alexander d. Surles,
director of the bureau OF public
relations born Milwaukee. 81
years ago.
DR.. Caroline T. Ware. professor
IN the American University School
Of Social Sciences. born BrooklIne,
Mass. IL years ago.
John Carroll of New York. art
st. born Wichita. KanS.. 81 years
ago.
Dr.. Arthur J. DempSter Of the
University Of Chicago. noted
physicist. born Toronto. 81 years
ago.
John Ringing North. circus
owner. born BaraboO. Wis. 10
years ago.
Bishop G. Bromley Oman Of
Boston. Methodist bishop, born
Sonora. Cal. 80 years ago.
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Chapter 81

Chapter 81
Johnson was telling the truth.
j II was my life | was playing
for Ny life and the tin remem-
bered a few facts. i said slowly,
Il didn't report the killing OF
LathrOp-"
That's right. you didn't. May
be-"
mo. / didn't"
Try again"
Il didn't"
why didn't your"
DO | have to write it ost for
your"
Its written out already, pal.
II spells Fake Fake That's
what it spells No investigation,
huh. Nothing. Now don't butt III
until tell you TO. I'm calling all
the shots from now on. Listen, all
you GL's are slow in the gears. But
you get there after awhile. And
that's now But you're not getting
headlines out of me- Or him" He
fiicked a thumb at Chevaile.
"All right" said I'm still
listening"
~Cocky. huh. because the places
ulsStered with GL's?"
| watched him and hi control
began 10 worry me His control
held a reserve with which he in
tended to neuiralize all our pre-
cautions.
Lady" Johnson said 20 Lila
Taggard. Where's that tin?"
Il don't know what you're talk
ing about"
The chart. the map. the code
or whatever the hell your old
man used TO write it down"
Il don't know"
YOU don't. huh. Let me tell
Il you something, sister Your
old mans in this town. His tins
with him. too. if you get what !
mean And hes got pretty fair
idea of what's going on. Now,
listen. both of you lovebirds. lis
ten"
My head jerked up as if he
had slapped me | thought that
some Of the dsISt-throwing had
gotten into JohnSon's eyes after
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MURDER ~ TN

IL wasn't all clear to me, but ]
realized that his scheme to hold
the daughter as hostage for her
father also included some device
to not only grab the discovery.
but the discoverer. Like a card
sharp showing his skill. he had
demonstrated his next trick in
advance. What frightened me was
his expectations of success
How about IT, Calder?" he
asked and grinned as if knowing
my answer.
~You won't pull it off" | cried
yes ] will. Are you on? What
the hell. I'm not asking you to sell
out your side"
where do you think you are
I shouted. You're not in Ger
many Where do you think you
arei"
TOOL off," he said Cool of.
AsuckertDon't give me that big
democracy lip | amt interested.
I got proposition for you"
"That'll get you the Ginl"
81 hope. But you never can tell.
II Sam Taggard don't kick through.
she follows the shyster. See. I'm
not kidding a soul Not me. No
more kidding. But | don't think
she'll follow the shyster. Sam Tag
gard will come across" He aimed
his own gun at my heart Don't
holler, pal Change your mind
about holleringl What's the sense
of it I'll shoot you dead"
And our men will get you"
Not before / shoot lii sister.
too" His eyes almost tore at me
Bright and small. they were burn
ing in his head. Its no more kid,
ding. pal It's shaped up that way
Holler il you want Get you and
her killed, and me killed. What
does that get you? Nothing. Only
me. That's nothing"
Speeches, | watched him. /
tried not to think of her. thought
of her. And / was sure of heI She
wasn't one of them. What about
it?" Johnson cried at me in a voice
that was like a gasp.
To be continued
Copyright. 1913. Carl A. Petersonl
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Today In History

l795-Pres- Washington signs
historic jay Treaty with Eng
land.
l84S-Act of Congress creates
the Territory Of Oregon.
l848 - POStoffices established
at San Francisco. San Diego and
Monterey. Cal--pestage TO At
lantfc coast 40c.
Harry y. Atwood Of Bos
ton wins $4,000 BY making new
record flying St Louis to Bos-
ton in II days-in air % hours
I9lS-'25 wears ago. President
orders registration Of men 81
since June ).
I9l8-German sub attacks
American ship off New Jersey
coast.
lq35-SoCial Security Act sign
Cd bv Pres. Roosevelt
194l-The Atlantic Charter
signed by President Roosevelt
and Churchill in midoccan
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WILL always seek the truth and print II
without fear and without favor; never be
afraid TO attack wrong or to applaud right;
always tight for progress; never be the or
gan or the m0uthpiece of any person. cliqus.
faction or class; always do Its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue.
commend good done by individual or organ
ization; tolerant of others rights, views and
opinions; print only news that win elevate
and not contaminate the reader: never COM
promise with principle
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PEOPLES FORUM

be richer than ne in his heart La
arus lay at the rich mans g3t* fssEl
OF sores. and the rich man f4sissi
to help him when he hesxed sssn
for the crumbs that "a ffuua ~
rich mans table The rich uasn -
this case was condemned nai -
cause he had wealth. bsai breaasae
he failed to use his yealsh "a -
Paul did not Al tsas' aiapey "a.
the root OF ali ey'if' bat mat -
love OF ifiony's 'ss " the tsvs =
money is me root Of I'll -
There IS a great deal ~ diffsFsE<s
between money and the hsve -
money
'''T ~ cITIZFss
Key West, Fla.
Aug. IL. 1913.
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The Cfrrsen welcomes exDfoe-
sfons of the vfews Of ffs rea9-
ers, bat the editor reserves Ne
right 90 delefe any items
which Ere eonsfAereA ubeieos
OF unwarranted. The WB1ten
ahouId be fair and eonnne tne
on one side Of the paper snky.
sIwnature of the writer's must
aeesnpnny the letters ara will
be publfshed unless reSsssee1
Otherwise.
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Today's Horoscope

Today'S native Is frank and out
spoken. with a powerful and com
handing nature There seems Ia
De a keen insight into human ma
ture which, with depth Of judg
meNt and diplomatic ability
should carry the native To con
siderable degree of fortune.
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I,dy Canova's publicity agent in a

Jldy Canova'S publicity agent in re-
cent blurb credited Jacksonville aS being
~. "aill-billy's" home town. The claim is
disputed by both Starke. Florida. and UE-
adilla. Georgia. Judy is going over big
Ii. her new CHS show Tuesday evenings
af go
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Today The Citizen says II an
editorial paragraph
Landing N q fog. 81 avIaturs
tell Us. IS a risky business ~ best.
but there are indications thai the
world is willing to try H.
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186l-Bion j Arnold. nose9
Chicago consulting electrical n
gineer. born Grand Rsp a.
Mich. Died Jan. %. 1912
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I87O-Harry NJ Jewett Ia
troit coal operator. plonesf auie
maker. born Elmira y y Dee
June Is. 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

l807-Frederick Saunders. .sew
York journalist. NOTED librarian.
copyright authority. born Eng
-lspd.. DIED. Dee II. ls02...-
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19O9-Park Benjamin famed
New York author. ediiaT, r.
.turer his generation. bofh Brii-
ish Guiana. Died Sept II. 1854
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Are We helping? Army Service
Forces report that more tonnage has been
shipped To North Africa to date than was
shipped from the United States to the AEF
i'm France i'm the entire first World War.
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TOday's
Anniversaries

I786-John Upton. Indians
pioneer, farmer. soldier. l. :
senator. born Sewer Co. Tim
Died April 5. 1889
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Fifty million Americans now own
War Bonds. You're probably one of them.
Hui are YOU buying all you can?
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Puerto Rico talks viii consider
plan 20 elect own governor.
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C o Garrett. deputy sheriff OF
Rock HarbOr. who mad been n
Key West IN connection with the
case Of seven residents OF that
place. charged with melting a riot.
returned yesterday to his home
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pr victory today and sound business
fonaorroW-Buy More War Bonds.
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Miss HOrtcnsc Gomez and Stew
art Bryant were married veSter-
day afternoon in the rectory oi
St Mary Star of the Sea Catholic
Church. The ceremony was per
formed bv tho Rev. r X. Daugh-
erty. ). j.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

Ford declares industry J. tho
only real social security
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Sundays
Horoscope

Today promises Well for ability
a an organizer. the drift being to-
ward military life Extreme eau
ton should be- observed as there
seems to be too little appreciation
of the personal risk OF life. which
NAV bring unnecessary bodily m
jury
=. - II
Willkic Is still facing obstacle Il
labor Gallup poll finds
Farley says the people are not
Interested IN politics.
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KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF AUGUST Ii. 1893

The wife. three daughters. three
sons-in-law and four grandchil-
dren Of former President Ma
chado deposed head of the Cuban
republic, who had been in Key
West. left by train for New York
yesterday afternoon
The seven residents Of Rock
Harbor. who were charged with
melting a riot at that place. were
each put under a 500 bail 10 keep
the peace. yesterday. by Justice
of the Peace Rogciio Gomez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

A soldier gives all-Are YOU buying
all the War Bonds YOU can?
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Miss EloISc Lowe. who l. now
making her home IN Charleston
<. &. Is m Kew West visiting rcla-
tIVCS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John CoStar and
two sons left yesterday for visits
at Richmond. Va. Washington
and the Worlds Far al Chicago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

}. L. Pierce. Of tho PritchaTd
Funeral Home. left yesterday for
Miami 10 attend a conference al
embalmcrS IN that city.
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Nj and Mrs. J. r. Taylor. who
had been visiting the lattcrS par
entS. Mr. and Mrs FausllnO Rem
duslcs. returned yesterday "a
their home in Miami
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1 feature al the band concert 10
bs given tonight az the Fort Tay-
Tor reservation viii be- the sing
ing of several solos by Mrs Eva
Warner.
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Squads If men. working on re-
lief IN Key West. were directed
today 10 take care Of plant life un-
der the direction of representa-
tIvcS of the State Plant Board
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Key West, Fla.
Aug. IL. 1913.
, 1943-04-28
the labor movement itself.

the labor movement itself.
May Day is approaching this
year under military and political
conditions which give it absolutely
unprecedented Importance. It is
approaching at a time when the
great Red army continues its of
fensive; when the Yugoslav guer-
illas extend their struggles against
the Axis; when the French people
with arms in their hands are chal-
longing the rule of Nazis and their
Quislings and agents. It is ap-
preaching at a time when Anglo
American troops in North Africa
are continuing their attacks and
offensive on Rommel, and when
preparations for landing troops in
Western Europe are speeded up.
It is approaching at a time when
the Chinese armies continue to
hold the japanese, and when the
peoples of all the oppressed ma
lions, even in Germany itself, will
demonstrate on this coming May
Day in various ways their hatred
Of tyranny, their determination to
be free, and their solidarity with
the fighting peoples of the Soviet
Union, Great Britain and the
United States of America in the
struggle to destroy slavery.
With the understanding and in
the spirit of the above, it is abso-
lutely necessary that American
labor shall on this May Day give
every possible stimulus to the
international cause of democracy
supported by organized labor to
which our nation has committed
itself. We know that United Labor
will do everything possible to win
this war through the fulfillment
of the Casablanca decision.
, 1943-04-28

series are established, that hous-
ing and transportation facilities are
improved, etc. Working closely to-
gether on these matters which are
of great concern to both labor and
management, these committees can
do a great job toward speeding
production and bringing our SOL
diers home the quickest way ...
through a fast short war and a
speedy victory. Let's have labor
management committees and let's
get them to work for us. And
quickl