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IT'S MEN RE-ENJ IST
AT GOODMAN FIELD

GOODMAN FIELD. Kentucky-Ap
proximately ITS enlisted men have
re-enlisted in the Regular Army at
Goldman Field, was revealed to-
day by Captain Clarence q. South
all, Recruiting Officer.
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Bette Davis Now
On League Board

day, and that To-Day theh difficul-
fles confronting minorities form
one Of the major problems. Every
one th9 added, should NAVE Il
light to a decent job and decent
housing conditions Feg,ardlecs of
race, creed or color and these con-
sideratiOns form a large part of
the Urban Leagues work.
AVERAGE AMERICAN
PerhapS because she has more Or
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$4,000 SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Mrs. Roosevelt will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the Founders day
dinner which will spark the
schools campaign to raise 100000
of which $4,000 will be set aside
for a scholarship fund The col
lege'S advisory board includes
Marshall Field, III, millionaire pub
Usher and author: Phillip Murray,
president of the Go, and Thomas
Mann, great novelist
During the schools first month
of existence, 1888 students enroll
ed under 1870 professors. The stu
dent body consists Of Chinese, Jap
anese. Negroes Levantines. Jews
Catholic, and members of both
sexes.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Founders
Speaker At FDR CoIIeqe
Democracy Will Keynote
IntenaciaI Dinner Meet

-(ANP)-More than 500 friends of the
new Roosevelt college slated to hear Mrs Eleanor Roose
welt speak Democracy at the schools Founders Day
dinner here on Nov. 16 at the Stevens hotel.
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ELI ohD 4NoIL. oChu yum pio
lens to Amelia and perhaps she
can give you some helpful advice.
Dear Amelia.
married for the first time two
years ago, and I have a young son
a year Old A daughter Of Is has
been staying with my mother. My
mother has fallen into i'll health
and my sister wants her to break
up and move with her My daugh-
ter was born out Of Wedlock and
even though she knows that am
her mother she is very devoted to
my mother. My husband. even
though he has not stated it openly
doesn't seem over OnXiouS for her
to come live with us. ] know my
sister won't take her SO it seems
that / will have to assume respon-
sibility Of her. I'm happily married
and I hate to have anything mar
our happiness, Can you advise me
what to do2
Confused Mother
Dear Confused Mother.
You are responsible for your
daughter being in the world and
it is your duty TO care for her until
she is able to care for herself.
Surely you told the husband about
the daughter before you married
him. If he is the right type of hus-
band he'll understand and have no
objections TO your taking her. Sup
pose you stop taking things for
granted and ask him point blank
about it. Its your responsibility and
you should shoulder it.
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OINTMENT, the Doctors AAair tormu-
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postage. Rush your order and be-
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alluring hair.
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GI;lllIs,I ;}slIEksl:III
s21 nance

Does your hair break
easily at the ends
because it is I'M
usually dry q N d
hard? Is 1t IRON
burnt Outlook
ing unruIyT Are
vou hotberets by
sxcess dandruff
Tee yITRO-
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EDITORS NOTE: Send your prob
lens to Amelia and perhaps she
can give you some helpful advice.
Dear Amelia
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TWO PRIZES GIVEN
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AVERAGE AMERICAN

Perhaps because she has more or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14
April. ID, l94S

1902 Horace Bushnell. fame 4
Hartford, Conn, liberal clergy
man of his generation, born Litch-
field Co., Conn. Died Feb. IL
1876.
l8l0-JuStin S. Merrill, famed
Vermont congressman and sena-
tor, born Vermont. Died Dec. %
1887 063N2 81 Hlftors
1913 - Junius Spencer Morgan
New England drygoods merchant
then a. famed - London banker
grandfather of the late Morgan
born i, Springfield, Mass. Died
April 8, 1890. ~
192Q-Mathurin M Ballou. Bos.
ton Journalist, publisher of the
first pictorial paper, born Boston
Died March q, 1895.
1342-Adna r. Chaffee, from
private in 1861 to lieutenant-gen-
eral, born Orwell, Ohio. Died
Nov. /, 1914.
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- 80 ,n>54a-,.t -. llb.
,TOO@LATE TO
2,!t.3a ~"2tEh 3;r"tcG 60 .,>.s.
CLASSIFY
BY RUSSELL KAY

N~S - 80 n A."
h, Now let's turn to budgetRy con-
troll, Let's say you have an in
come of $4,000 a year. Maybe
you'll. make that much, maybe
you won't; you might get sick, or
your crops would go bad and you
only make $4,000. Anyhow, say
you figure on $4,000 So to pro-
tect yourself you get a pencil and
paper and do some figurin'. You
will need so much for food and
shelter, so much for clothes, etc.
You figure out just how much you
feel you can safely allow for each
item. That is your budget for the
year. Now suppose out Of that
$500 you had previously prom
Used regular allowances to mem
berS of the family to the amount
of S2,l25. AL you'd have left to
budget would be 1913. You would
not have very much control OF. the
situation, would you? Well, that
IS the pos lion I'e a@StSi7'l,Is
lih1dS sllRel47 IN lHaa!.. Ina ! why
~ 5NQhfl44 y" ana j,. some OF inc
g0ieI 90y7 aI u, I'm ~ f'Iiei! ,Ite'S'9
9 4htt3 ~ H6y glilPh ing leElsla;I'le
JfAoulo. ,t6At&W az 4DpIoPiI"yIoii >
ever 6Wo years - Ih7I eledi
they contend 11at some depart
menus nave q iot more money
IMAM 'lcy need JPsl Is you h.'2hc
argue that you nave peeh 9INlh
Aunt Mlnflc 92o week aho 5nc
never I. Spe',dS more man @io' "-I' {
'oeiIS IicCuS ~ 80 10 'olI-3' anu
"uA'lI 90 SGt more DU' ca ca" T.
-. GU, ~ I'''' ' ,',l, 90,
Ct '''i''''l ''''7 ''i'' " ''''' ~ wa
"'' "''I u '-'CN
no" Tor 1Iac4I reorganization,
You been 9om on like this for
Years, more and more Of YOU
money Il gong into allowances
or o2t' Iai IuhuS set aside Tor TINS
ana ''at ana lhefe is so NIUE iell
H'aI you can c'''"ol EourSeil 'hal
E ,,, "oil h""T "''C e you G "l'
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
APRIL IL. ls4S

1743-Thomas jefferson. author
of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, apostle of freedom and en-
lightment, 3rd President. a YER
satile American, born Shadwell,
Va. Died Monticello. July 4. 1926,
l795-James Harper, eldest OF
the four New York brother
printers who founded the house,
born there. Died March q. 1899.
1850 - George c. jerks. New
York dime-novel writer, one Of
the creators of Mick Carter
born. in England. Died Sept. ~
1929.
/. 1852 - Frank w. Woolworth,
founder of the chain stores. born
Redman, N. Y. Died April 8, 1919
1854 - Richard T. Ely, noted
professor and political economist
born Ripley, N. Y. Died Oct. 4
1943.
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APRIL IA. 1915

1775-First society for the abo-
liton of slavery, made up of Quak
ers, organized in Philadelphia.
l628-Websters' Dictionary first
published.
l361-Fort Sumter evacuated.
1868 - President Lincoln shot
by Booth at Ford's Theatre, in
Washington; Secretary of State
Seward mLrderouSly assaulted on
Sickbed.
1873-U. S. Supreme Courts
historic Louisiana Slaughterhouse
case decision.
l890-The Washington Intcrna-
tlonal Conference creates the
Pan-American Union.
l912-The Titanic, on maiden
voyage, strikes iceberg off New
tcu9dland shortly before mid
night; sinks in early morning with
toll of some 800 lives.
1889 - Roosevelt cables Hitler
and Mussolini in attempt to pre-
vent war
1913 - Allied planes active,
bombing enemy in Tunisia and
Sicily.
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Grim as the thought NAV be. O.
formation !

Grim as the thought may be, one per-
son out of six is destined to die of cancer
unless something is done about it. You or
some other member Of your family may be
that one unless you take steps to protect
yourself and those you love. April has been
designated as Cancer Control Month by
act of Congress. Join the Field Army of
the American Cancer Society and help fight
this treacherous disease that is costing the
nationso many lives each year
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walk out on me like this-without
telling me why!"
Better forget about me, Isabel.
I'm not cut out for being a mar
ried man." Jerry tried to sound
rough and MASCULINE, but his voice
wobbied a little and he sounded
siust, what he was, a boy young,
frightened. bewildered by Fate's
hard and savagely unexpected
punch, trying desperately to break
from the girl he loved with all his
heart. =. ~
He disengaged her hands that
were clinging hard to his arms,
and said roughly, Better forget
all about me, Isabel. Chances are
I'm not coming back"
Meredith said swiftly. That's
not true, Jerry. The chances are
that you tDill come back"
Isabel whirled savagely on her,
darkly brown eyes blazing, little
spots of angry color in her white
face. "You keep out of thiSi she
blazed. "You mind YOUR own bust
ness! We've all in River Gap had
just about enough of your snoop-
ing and ineddling. This IS your
work. know it is. Just so that
that big lug of a husband of yours
can control the town and have
things his own way. Well. he
won't-Tll promise YOU that! I'll
fight him-and You!-every step
of the way And he'll never. be
mayor of River ,Gap-you can
bank on that" T. 80 g..
t5i 3 -, -
THE train had slid to halt
L now. Hugh practically lifted
Meredith to the bottom STEP, and
| Jerry swung UP behind her and
paused on the platform. 80 ;.
|" Isabel cried out, Jerry, Jerry!
Don't CO.," : -,t.;" J.. -
Goodbye. darling" said Mere
dith unsteadily. =
Hugh said swiftly, Take il
easv, pet-everything's under con-
troll here"
The train began to move.
Isabel ran along the platform
crying like a child, crying Jerrv''
name. The train gathered spe d
Jerry. his face tight and white
walked ahead other, found a sea
beside another man, and dropped
into it.
Mer edith shuddered as Sht
dropped into a seat and rested he
elbow on the arm Of it, and hic
her face for a moment behind hel
| hand
To be continued
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TODAY in HISTORY
APRIL l3. l945

AFa2L tSs 1870
1852 - Country's first fire in
surane company founded: The
Philadelphia Gontributionship fol
the Insurance of Houses From
Loss by Fire. a.' '.."--
1888 - Doctors Mob riot in
New York--a human limb hung
out of window by medical stu
dents starts wild talk. ~i11.:b "
18l8AThe flag as we know it,
with Is alternate red and White
stripes and a union of stars, flies
in Washington for first time.
1846-The Pennsylvania Rail-
way Co. incorporated for $780,
600.
l869-22-year-old George West
inghouse given his first airbrake
patent.
1921. S. troops ordered to
Wyoming to stop warfare be-
tween cowboys and ruStlers.
192O-(25 years ago. The U. S.
Supreme Court called into spec
ial session-a rare event.
1925 - Ford starts first COM
mcrcial airline on regular sched-
ule.
1936-To relieve the surplus of
labor, Roosevelt suggests limit
ing acting working ages at both
ends" ..
1914 - U. S. and Britain tell
Sweden to stop making ball bear
ings for Germany. Russians take
capital of Crimea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14

III isn't very often I'm challeng-
led to,Write a column, but the. 9TH
Ell day a country editor cornered
me and asked if l couldn't forget
all the two dollar words and tell
folks in plain, simple, everyday
backwods language what some
of our legislative problems are
all about
It's all right" he said, "fol
you to talk about continuing APP
preparations, budgetry control and
fiscal reorganization, but cant
/ you say what you mean in three
or four letter words, so the coun-
try folks can understand what the
shootin' is all about"
Well, folks, I'll try, but it is
/ harder than you might think
Anyhow, Wen start with con
tinuing appropriations Suppose
| you have a flock of younguns
they want some spendin' money
| You give EN- ~ ClimC. toGaV; a
nickel tomorrow and mavbc 3
quarter next week, Then Willie
who is.-apretty bright boy says,
Dad, why don't YOU glNe as d
certain amount, say a dollar &
week as q &oyf &c IN atiowance
We can count nm II and know how
to figure - That sounds all ,.ioht
90 vom rio Than W,lIir cor ,e
aroI,,d - ,,o r,;d,jln ~ tho wool.
and eays hr woods eon,o more
! money for snnoctN.ro nr other
| ATavho vo,, vel, hin, Chat 800 did
with the doli3,. Won ave him the
| first Of the wecE He tells Won
! that's none If WOW. business All
hes talEino about RIGHT now j,
some extra" mc1ev ne needs fol
srpcjaI purpose. Well hat dol
! lar Won been twin, r;.. :: . SORT
| of continuing apr ps-.t,.a. lie
! is supposed to gct & .. Isl 9ouj
question and what h. dc. win
/ it is his business. The - .hn~
i.vou need to ask abort ! ~ n>
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ONE POUND OUT. OF SIXTY


The United Nations Relief and Rehab-
ilitation Administration says that it is only
asking people of the United States for one
pound of food for war victims to every so
pounds consumed in this country.
If this is correct, and there is no reason
to doubt it. there will be no hardship if we
provide the food that the Relief Admin =
ration desires for victims of the war. Tie
average AmcricaA family wastes more than
90 pound out Of every 60 pounds Of food
ed.
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CHAPTER %. g

a Chapter %. -
IT was almost lunchtirne when
Meredith got back to her office.
As, she opened the door a man
turned to face her.
j t"Mornin', DR.. Merry" Dan
Lacey greeted her. I've been
waiting quite a spell for YOU"
arm sorry, Mr.. .Lacey-but since
| have only ;ust got back to town,
land am leaving again this after
moon, ] am mott holding office
hours. If you'll 60 out to the hos
pital-" Dan Lacey's gesture 81
fenced Meredith.
"It's not my health that's wor-
rying me-" said Dan. II stopped in
here to see YOU about this-hocus-
pocus you're trying to work on
Jerry Butler"
I'm sorry it isn't hocus-pocus,
Mr.. Lacey" said Meredith, "Jer-
rvs a very sick boy"
You needn't pull that on me,
DR.. Merry. 1t won't go over" said
Dan grinly. Funny thing. I knew
that husband of yours was pretty
fond of himself and convinced OF
his own importance. But l never
knew that you'd use your medical
profession TO heln him. Seems q
little funny a man with Hugh
Prather's money would be so in
terested in getting to be- boss of :
little town like River Gap-unleSs
he had a LOT to cover up"
Mereditb flashed, What do you
mean by; that?,"', n...t
"We-e-ell, of course I don't be,
lieVe it myself" draWled Oar
Lacey in his most irritating, in
solent manner, "but there are peo
pie around town that are sort o.
inclined to believe that Prather'!
the fellow backing the moonshin
ers and running the tavernS ht
gets so het up about"
MEREDITH set her teeth anC
1NI drew her breath. If she tolc
Dan the truth, he would broadcas
it fa~ and wide. No, she couldn'
tell DAM
Dan caught up his coonskin car
with the earmuffS, and said men
acingly. We'll, I guess you're 60
ing to be able to get away will
cartjng Jerry away. hear YOUR
going with Jerry. That's RICH
smart of YOU. DR.. Merry. You'll
miss the unpleasantness here 4
home. Be a good thing if you''
take yoLr husband with you. be
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LECALS
NOTICE TO CREpIToRs

. (l933. Probate Act, Secs tlg, 1900
ny THE Court OF THE Goa ~
":iFY JtDGE. MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA, IN PROBATE,
liz re: Estate of
y NoEIN.X L. fIfRNER.
!. Tsecea sud
To All Creditors and Persons Hav-
ing Grains or uawands Against
=. said Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required To present any
cIsiiIRs and demands which YOU ar
-fIther. of you, may have against the
estate OF, NOlina l.. TuFnrr. d,-
Ceased late of said Cdutitt, 90 the
County Judge OF Monroe County.
Florida, at his office ia the court
house of said County. at Key West
Florida. within eight calendar
months from the time OF the first
publication OF this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be In writ
ing, and shall state the place Of
residence and post office address
of the claimant. and shall be sworn
10 by the claimant his agent .f
attorney. and any such claim or
demand not So filed shah be- void
LN * - -. ~ m .lt
As executor pf the last So DO
and Testament uf NnliHt
Turner. deceased.
apr7-l4-2 -2N.l"4b
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To-Day gives a stFurR @aa
pendent chafaeteF ane s d hafa
10 let today's ustiRes aiWa as =
position breeds q tenhmeT ta
unjust Three mas o. ase
travel and suCcess as en camea f
foreign lands q uffa Hafsa
are tuned IN tas pTulsH aaesf aa
they produce vaiualAe nuaafa
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byAeGy GAno1s

cause I'm telling YOU now. he's
never going to be elected in this
town-not after this thing you're
doing"
Meredith buried her head in her,
hands after he. left. They would
have to grin and bear it, she de-
cided.
1t had been decided that Jerry's
departure was to be made as I'M
obtrusiVe as possible Nc one from
the hospital was to see them off.
She knew that CAPTAIN Gordon
had had a long talk with Jerry
earlier in 1 morning. but Jerry
was wtltefaced, grim-eyed, and
hostile as he got into the car
where Hugh waited to drive them
to the station.
On the platform, few minutes
before the train was due, they
stood awkwardly. Jerry with his
hands sunk deeply into his pock-
cts, his bitter young eyes on the
track down which the train would
come laundering.
There was a terrific Gathering
| of chains on the icy road as a
battered old truck slammed its
way up to the platform, and a
girl. hatless. wrapped in. a raccoon
coat. a scarf tied over her tumbled
Black curls, her face so white that
4 that pallor. tumbled "out of the
4 battered carr sA.5.. .a}H'yt
4 : Isabel had ieves for no one save
Jerry, and as she ran towards him,
| her hands Qutdung. she called his
/ name il a,Yoice shaken with shock
II and fear! derry! Oh. Jerry! dear
4 est - what is h+his crazy thing
| you're doing? You were going
away-and not even telling me?"
Sorry, Isabel. he said in low
voice. IT thought it was better this
J. | way"
ISABEL, hurt and bewildered
frantic because the first sound
OF the approaching train was
heard down the road. stammered
dad called M little while agc
and said YOU were eoinp I didn''
, have arv wav to get in town. arc
: the road wa5 81 icv I W2T afraic
: to trv 20 drive Jessie in 7 started
l to w91'- ar1 knew I'll never
; MAKE it. >'1t = ir-St had % trv-
and thnn Monty Stcva0G c"N1c By
with TIT Old F. &c his"
t She olunr 20 - ~ "'~''r'I''
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CD the approximately 100000 cur
rcutly working for the government in the
NNEd States. about two million hold war
.rvice appointments expiring within six
month, of The day war is officially ended.
Th.'. 20. of iohs 70 be filled. but there
q. So million WORE So million being y,
TTrtt, ~ iots ~yomised by Roosevelt aid
q ..1 see. Dec Wallace.
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HELPING GOOD MEN

It has been said repeatedly and truly
that the most essential thing in city or
any other type of government is to have
good men to operate it. In other words,
regardless of the kind of government we
have, if the men in office are more con-
cerned in their political welfare than they.
are in the welfare of the community, then
whatever may, be the form .iof government
it. win be of little consequence .n,..
~ Yet, in reasoning in that vein, we are
likely to overlook. the fact that the better
the form of government the more effici-
emily good men will be able to operate it's
affairs <@ f*'-
Two good men, or half a dozen, who
can row WELL can send boat along at a
pretty fast clip, but, give them a motor,
hey will be able to have the boat go faster
A further illustration may be applied
to our servcemen. They are good fight
ers, but the better weapons they are given
the more effectively they can fight
Nobody, so far as we have heard, de-
MES that the affairs of the city of Key West
can be conducted we'll under the present
city charter, but a commission-manager
charter,islso ineomparabN better than the
present one, officials will bepin a7better po-
'siti6h, kSi roWers with a motor or soldiers
5eQuippadsWith the latest and most powerful
weapons,it0 performs theifoduties more eff
cie1tly z TITAN under the. old charter 40
,ft. There are several reasons why that is
true, and the most outstanding one is the
looseness of the present form of city gov
eminent, which makes an art of buck-pass-
ing Blame the mayor for anything that is
going wrongly, and he can tell you it's up
to" the council to correct the fault; blame
the councilmen, and they can tell you that
So-and-So should remedy the wrong And
so it goes: the buck goes round and, round
coming back to where it started and then
beginning the rounds again.
But under the commission manager
form,. there is one man to blame-the man
ager If he does not perform his duties
properly, he San be, removed from office.
and if ths eqpmana4ssi eneFs, don't perform
their duties, a& the peoplbs.of,'KSy lWesf
Ilt hey ssh6ald< De beffotne ed; they can
He SfecXled. =" ''"'" -"
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Nobody likes to think about it, but I'M
less more people do, thousands of Ameri-
cans, who could be,saved, will die of can
Ger. Discovered in its early stages, cancer
can be cureds Helb2save those now in dam
ger and guaix those you love by joining the
Field Army 7of the American Cancer So
Iciety. / n.>,.. -,
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This dyy Gisss = tsnaF 81
search ln uncaNHnun falHE Na
20 seek after atFmnHe ~
There Is . little laek a Mn Hs
~ selection in ere aaaes
the work. bui ths Hfs aansEa
falls into pruper ghaHmss -
ends la sucrNa8
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Todav nfNes 4 uI
naturt Rhleh feVeh m W
There seems g. - 81 -
serious Thought. hslf e IS
vestiRa iCl OTTER - - - -
dercurrent ~ ser Ws
and that tire light affn &c Is
a desire 90 avui@
may not be plHasanI G.
Of associations uth "a
sex.
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NOT TRICKERY
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ace. a newspaper headline says that "Jap
Trickery Began in $780, ana the article
Ianoiata11lA hat the Japanese tried to revise
the sAip rhtio with the Ttnited States and
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The headline is mistake The Jap
anese diplomats had every right to attempt
to gain advantages through revising the
ratio of the naval limitations agreement
If they were smart enough to persuade the
Anglo-American naval powers to give up
their large naval superiority one cannot
erase mental carelessness by alleging
trickery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-14
NEW LIFE JACKET

NEW YORK.-The Navy is now
using a new knapsack-type life
jacket and a modified version of
the old Kapok- jacket life pre-
server.