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TYPHooN BATTERs FLEET

American warships, operating in Far
Eastern waters. have about conquered the
ensmy fleet but they have no way to escape
the fairy Of nature. which continues to I'M
leash the typhoons that sweep the seas be-
tween the Philippines and Japan.
This Is the time of the year for the cy-
elollie storms that are known as hurricanes
IN this hemisphere and as typhoons in
China. They are not as destructive as tor
1ndoes bat otherwise they take top rank
among storms.
II II now revealed that the Third Fleet
was buffetted by recent typhoon which
damaged more ships than the japanese
have injured in any single battle. That a
cruiser was badly hurt and battleships toss
ed around like RATS gives fair idea of the
GoTce In such tempest.
No method has yet developed to ac-
enrately predict the advent of these rotat-
ipR winds. Consequently, ii is safe to assume
that NO major amphibious operation will be
attempted until the ''storm season" ends in
the Far East. There will be no repetition.
if Our leaders can prevent it, of the historic
~ deiiveFence of Japan from invasion by
the appearance of the big blow, which the
anpanese pronounced the divine Wind"
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BY BOB THOMAS
(By Associates Pressl

HOLLYWOOD, July 26. - II
was mistake to admit to Louise
Albritton that / had never been
to Texas.
WHAT? You've never been to
Texas?" she shouted. why you
haven't hvedi"
She then began, on the set of
Once Upon Ajriam,' a disserta-
ton on the merits of the Lone
Star state, while ] attempted to
get a word in for Southern Cali
fornia.
Texas has much better wealth
er than California" she said
Back there we have seasons.
Spring is really beautiful and so
is autumn. And the winters are
very mild.
But what about the summers?"
l inquired.
1.-THE summers are hot as hell"
she admitted.
But all in ALL" she continued,
1T is a much healthier climate.
People back there seldom get
sick. Doctors do a rotten bust
ness"
But aren't Californians a
healthy bunch, too?"
Il don't think so. About a fifth
of the population seem to be doc
tors. All the office buildings on
Wiltshire. and Hollywood boule-
wards are filled with doctors.
And another thing - the girls
are much. prettier in Texas. They
re healthier and. HAY bettAr com.
plexions and better looking legs.
not that l am any shining ex-
ample. You can walk down the
main street in Dallas and I'll bet
you won't encounter more than
five or six plain looking girls"
Louise, whose home town is
Wichita Falls, says her state
comes in handy when she is on
USO tours. Whenever she faces
Gil audience or enters a hospital
ward, she asks, Anybody here
from Texas?" Usually there is
hearty response. But once in Italy
she was greeted with a chorus of
boos. It seemed that the boys
from the other AZ states were fed
up with Texan boasting.
Almost every CT soon discov-
ers the uniqueneSs of the Lone
Star state and its natives. Train
ees who are sent there consider
it foreign duty. Some of the more
peaceful soldiers advocate tolera-
ton of their Texan comrades be-
cause they are our allies" ask
ed Louise how Texans got that
way.
Maybe it's because they are so
far away from everyone else,"
she suggested. Maybe it's be-
cause they have so much to brag
about"
Aren't there any drawbacks to
the state?"
"PerhapS il is the lansuape that |
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nolla. When she saw lin she
fiunr her arms hcavenwafd.
"Praise be dc Lordl' she sung
"Praise be de Lord. 20 done an
swer one OF nah praycrsi"
eMagnoliap he brought hel
down to earth: rWherc has MRS
Winston gomez"
Magnoila's joy began TO drip
with tears as she cried. Nah
baby done % to town wild DAT
Uncle LouieW
ssWhere in town."
sAh don't know, sub. She Just
say dat she and Uncle louie has
got some very important business
to tend to-"
"Business?"
ssYas, sub. Monkey business.
dat's what"
John said quietly, I've must
play along with her, Magnolia. do
YOU understand"
sYas, sub. OATS what de doctor
done say"
John patted her on the shoul-
der. That's a good girl, Mag
nolia."
John left the kitchen and en-
tered the dining room. where he
found Sin Low busily setting the
table for dinner. He stopped
when he noticed Sin Low arrang-
ing places for three.
Hello, Sin Low, who's the
third nIaca for2"
Sin Low . grinned. We have
1--WE have? Who?" 10
"Mr. Uncle Louie"
John burst out, "Uncle Louie?"
Sin Lows grin widened as he
said. Uncle Louie. him velly
nice fellow
John completely lost control Of
himself as he shouted, "Nutsl"
and stamped out of the room.
Johns hectic state of mind was
y chilled considerably as he
strobe into the long gloomy hall.
He actually shivered as he started
passing, one by one. the family
portraits and. being in a ner-
vous, highstrung condition. his
imagination took full control OF
the situation. He had nearly
reached the end Of the hall when
he imagined he heard something.
L stopped him dead in his tracks.
1t sounded like a gay. rippling
chuckle. John SLOWLY looked up.
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OUT OF TALLAHASSEE

Three most important stories came
out of Tallahassee Tuesday.
The legislature passed reapportion-
ment bill, giving the south two senators
that, heretofore, had been in the northern
bloc. 1t was triumph for right and fair
ness and justice, and the majority in the
house that held out unflinchingly should be
commended for not conceding single
point to the senator's in the northern and
western parts of the state who held out so
long against the mandate of the state con-
stitution
Representative Papy, during each of
his trips home since the extra session be-
gan, assured the people of Key West
through The Citizen, that the majority in
the House would stick it out to the bitter
end" And they stuck, as result of which
south Florida, in some measure at least,
was given what rightly belonged to the
people of this part of the state.
A second story concerned the supreme
courts ousting Leslie Quigg as police chief
in Miami. In making that decision, the court
used strong language in denouncing Quigg's
.'incompentency' Anybody who is familiar
with Quigg' srecord viii applaud the sburt's
decision.
The Miami Herald figured in the third
story. The supreme court, by vote of five
to two, upheld the conviction of contempt
in Dade county circuit court of the Herald
and John d. Pennekamp, its associate edit
or.
The Citizen discussed this case edit
orally at the time the paper and Penne-
kamp were adjudged in contempt, and said
it was not familiar with the case. At that
time The Citizen pointed out that free
dom of the press" does not mean that
paper is privileged to abuse that freedom.
An American is a free man but there are
limits to his freedom; it does not, for in
stance, give him right to interfere with
the freedom of another man.
And so it is with the press and the
courts: there are limitations to their free
dom, and if either steps beyond those limit
atoms it can be brought to task through the
operation of the law of the land.
Justice Terrell, who wrote the major
ity opinion, said, "The vice in both the edi-
torials was the distorted and inaccurate
statement of the facts and with that state
ment were scrambled false insinuations'
etc, and Justice Buford, who wrote the dis
senting opinion, declared he saw nothing
in the editorials or cartoon (which imputes
a want of fairness, impartiality or integrity
to any Judge of the court"
So there you have it, and the supreme
court of the United States will decide which
judges view is correct.
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LECALS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURr.
IN AN FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AN FOR MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
| In re Estate of
HENRY BREWER. Deceased.
NOTICE To CREDITORS
TO ALL CREDITORS. LEGATEEs,
DISTRIBUTES AND ALL PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
MANDS AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF HENRY BREWER, Deceased.
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims or demands, which, you, or
either Of you. may have against the
Estate of Henry Brewer, deceased,
late of Marquette County. Michigan.
to the Honorable Raymond II. Lord,
County Judge, in and for Monroe
County, Florida, at his office In the
County Court House of Monroe
County, Florida, within eight calen-
dar months from the date OF the
first publication hereof. said claims
or demands shall be in writing and
contain the place of residence and
post office address Of the claimant
and shall be sworn to by the claim
ant, his agent or attorney.
All such claims or demands not
filed within the time and I'm the
mean, masner prescribed herein shall be
:5 4 ao,s a@s lat;saRs. xp.
(sd) Hazel. GwYNNE
BREWER,
(sd) CARL BREWER.
Executors of the Last VIII
and Testament of Henry
Brewer, deceased.
JULIUS F. STONE, JR.,
Attorney for Executors.
jly5-12-ls-26.i9I5
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Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted I'm The Citizen ai
the RATE OF &c q word for each fnser-
ton, but the minimum charge for
the first IS words OF less In zoe
The rate for bIaekfaee type N BE Z
word and the minimum charge for
the first Is words or less In 45c.
Payment for classified advertise
meats In Invariably In advance. hut
regular advertisers with ledger ne.
counts may have their advertise
ments charged.
To insure publication. copy must
be I'm the office before Ii o'clock on
the day OF Solicitation.
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LECAIS
Taiinhassee. GfeFian
Sune 2fss. f0es
= an a. EH A.

4une S&mss fNta
MOTTO
NOTICE IL hereby given that tie
Trustees Of the Internal Inrfut#s
ment Fund of the state 81 flafsa4
will offer for sale, fer hiHh bids as
objections, az TallAhaNHee. ttuf1tA.
at 1900 o'cioek a. "a. AHEasf "a.
isf5, the following dssfFfisra tet4
in MONROE COUNTY
A mangrove tidal area sifHatF8
AZ "A point IN the SMA "a So.
tiUn I, Township - Nnuth.
Range - East. and ths NV nf
Section So. Township - svaft.
Range - East, uu The Nsufh
side of state Highway ~. -.
and beginning ~ q nglnt az.
prOximately zoe yards West ~
Jew Fish Greek. contetntns -
acres.
THIS NOTICE n puhiishsa -
compliance with SerfioBs 2taf4 ASA
z53.l3. Florida statutes 1871.
The purchaser D. o. pay ths ST
THE TRUSTEES 90 gNTEnsAL
IMPROVEMENT FtNn reserve the
right o. reject any and ali hlds,
BY ORDER &c the Trustees ~ fn-
ternal Improvement quad e iAe
state Of Florida.
-. MII.I.ARD .. CALDWELL.
=. {. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Trustees 4. !. Fund.
Junss .glys.ts.ts- O. tets
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished:
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. johnson &
Johnson, Phone 372. jul1-tf
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NOTICE 90 AFPssraTsox
fon Tan Dtsssn =


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
Alfred ~ Wftto. hutdef ~ stats
and County Tax ss-rtifissfs 10. Ia.
issued the 1th day - gulg. A. o.
1871. has filed same In ms etfice.
and has made Application FOE q
tax deed 60 be issued thsFenn SAD
Certificate embraces the fulios tHR
described property In the sauNfs
OF Monroe. state 81 FLORIDA ta.m4f
~. Lot -. Island of kss taFno.
See. 1, TWP. 81 -. RanGr ~ g.
Acre. as rerurdrd ia MumFee
county Records. Fs-gSs.
The assessment ~ said property
under the said ceFttfieate vas u
the name Of. =. 4. paimer. 81 -.
!. uHlcss said eerfiflcaks shall he -
fsenssf secerainE 4, iaw. tee psaas
efty described siserNln mlIl ~ m6ld ~
the Richest bidsief ~ are eaaft
House door on the first wan&v
IN the month of August. isss, nhHh
~ the 9Th day ~ August. fast.
Dated this ard day 20 Juis. tesA
tCircuit Court
seaD Ross e sawyer
Clerk &c Ctrcuif Cnnff.
Monroe County, FluFiaM
BY: Florence " saa xeF NJ
fiNA~f2sfa. u. 1875
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Presenting Braggadocio, Mo-; evident
ly named by some one who did not know
the meaning of the word or he was vindic-
tive. Also Excello, Ohio, whose inhabitants
are not bit reticent about telling the world
of their superiority.
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LOTS

ALL BLOCK Is, Tract 20; con-
tanning IA lots, lots 4 to IL in
elusive. Tract 20 near high
school and city park. Good for
housing project. Price reason
able. Telephone E. r. Lowe,
Tavernier, Florida. jly16-10tx
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Modern custom: Borrowing from a
friend aud then getting angry when he asks
for his money, or In reverse lending to a
friend and have him get angry when you
ask for return Of the loan.
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USED FURNITURE bought and
sold. Key West Bedding Co.,
phone $50, SIS Front st.
jly18-1mo
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GARDEN FURNITURE; tables,
benches, flower pots, bird foun-
tain. M. Ponce, 126 Duval st.
JUMBO 1mox
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The main defect of the human race,
as we see it, is that by the time the individ-
ual gets old enough to know anything life
ends
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MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
ired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. 3. F. Camp
bell, 803 Simonton street.
i'y1-tf
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Do FALSE teeth
Rock, Slide or Slim

yAeCEETH. an improved powder A
% sprinkied on upper or lower n,asss'
rcaos iaise teeth more firmly In risrs
70 not slide. slip or rock. No sumns
T icy: pasy taste or feeling. PAS.
sa., u snanns tnon-aeldl. noes nos
brsAth,. Get FAsTRETH A sns S,ss
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A man may be led into temptation
once. but after that he seems to find his
way TO Il easily enough without being led.
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PURE RAW linseed oil and lead
and zinc paste paint. Sawyer's
Paint and Cycle Store, Phone
GAR. jly25-5tx
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With apologies to Gay: Small faults
~ greatest characters show; the smallest
speek h seen on snow.
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LOST

LADY'S white plastic purse; in
Kress store or on Duval ST., con-
tanning two ration books in
name of Robert Ford. Return
1871 Virginia street.
jly26- 1tx
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The less one knows, the easier it is to
reach positive conviction.
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The best way to sleep soundly is to live
sensibly and think sanely.
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Most reforms are wrecked when they
touch the pocket-book.
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HOUSE FOR SALE. Pierce Lane
No. 9. Apply to GA Grinnell
st. jly26-3tx
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so GAL. DRUMS, Sl.00. Salvage
Yard, SIS Greene St. jly23-6t
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NOTICE OF ArFnIrAFsox ron
TAN uEEn
,,Cnsnser seTx2--Aess e snsa

,.88Et<E S9E %4~-&EtH 90 1871
NOTICE u HEREBY 0TvK,N thas
=: frank Roberts. holder - Iaanfy
Tax Certificate No. iits, issued tbs
toah day OF June. A. D.. tsta
mas filed same in my ufglea ana
mas made application foF a cas-
aeed 20 be issued thereon SAID
Sesuis,ea,s embraces the follow as
descrtbed property On the cesnff
~, Mohroe. state of FieF2aa. 10.
-. Lot :. No Name Kev So ~.
wp SO =. Re. - E..-sis Ares.
a. recorded in Munrns f'aansr
her"ras. ns-taa.
me assessment 81 sata rrapsFfy
n n TIE said certificate uaa in the
name ot; Roberta Ns9 mae
Nntsss said ceFstfirase nhall a. res
49,. s :. acsofdinG a. iaW. ths Nsag.
,ha ns.fteed therein Niii o. s6ia -
me highest bidder Al tkw ss..aft
~ door on the fret Manasf D.
~ month ~ AaNust. tasE wfleh -
naa..., %" 80. - AnHnst. tess.
fc,,..'.sa shis ssh das - sets. fasa.
cisss a, e. Res G sawysF
n. Seunty. FtaFsfa
~ Ft"f"hre y. NaayeF. a. e.
ftNe.fH 20 aHn
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ROLLFAST roller skates, $685.
pair. Sawyer's Paint and Cycle
Store, Phone 684-R, jly25-5tx
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FRIGIDAIRE! and electric range,
+ .solds together. s2s5s 8 hsrner
! kerosene stoye. $1S Apply $40
Grinnell after S p. m. jly26-3tx
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EXPERIENCED waitress, kitchen
help, colored boy or girl; good
wages. Cistern Cafe, Greene
street. jly26-3tx
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SIMMONS tilt-back couch, blonde
wood trim; bassinette, enamel
ed collapsible legs with wheels.
Must sell. Piper, 111-C Poin-
ciana Ext. jly25-3tx
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NEWS STAND; doing good bust
ness, located in town. Cheap.
Apply 1119 Varela ST.
jly26 SIX
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WANTED

WANTED to rent; modern unfur-
nished three or four bedroom
house. Permanent. Phone 1893.
jly21- 6tx
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WANTED TO BUY - Hedge
shears. Department of Recrea-
ton, 207 Duval street, phone
SO. jly25-3tx
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NAVY LIEUTENANT on per-
manent orders desires house or
2-bed room apartment. Phone
1t. Glanding, 1896 Ext. Dol.
jly24-3tx
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TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
FUN Pay While Learning
Vacations With Pay
Sickness Benefits
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
See Mrs. McDermott
Chief Operator
TELEPHONE OFFICE
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SO 80 or 40 sedan. Island City
Radio, 900 Fleming ST., z to 9
P. M. jly23-6tx
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WANTED TO RENT-Four-room
furnished apartment. Three,
adults. Leroy. Treasure, lib.
Poinciana Place. jly26-4tx
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy.
jly1-1mo
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MAID WANTED; free room and
board, plus salary to take care
of 6-months old baby. Live in
or. out. 1017 Margaret, St. or
700 Duval after s p. m. Mon
cites Photo Shop. jly24-3tx
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BUILDING TO WRECK. Salvage
Yard, SIS Greene st. jly24-3tx
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WANTED-Salesgir1A fun time
employment. No experience ne
cessary. s. II. Kress d Co.
jly1-lmo
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FOR RENT-7-room flat; unfurn
ished. Apply 627 Southland St.
Phone 227-W. jly25-2
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MOTOR SCOOTER, small radio,
fan. 400 Southland. jly26-3tX
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FURNISHED ROOMS. 626 Grin
nell street. jly24-3tx
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS at reason
able rates. All William st.
jun30-1 mox
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CONTACT OFFICE
FOR VETERANS TO
BE OPENED HERE

NJ Brys1n. manager. Veterans
Administration Facility. at Bay
Pines. Pa. announces that q cor
tact office IS 90 b. established
Al Kew West for the purpose of
furnishing complete information
60 veterans n 900 wars and their
dependents rsgardlng nights and
benefits administered through
the Veterans Administrator and
g. slt In the preparation IL ne
cesssry applications for these
benefits
The alfICe heated az Room as.
Post Ofht, Bunuiua. vail open
for business TUESDAY N0venlber
I3 q WIli oc in charge uf Pa
e,nc Anhelr World War "a set
ersn and Wsll &C. open e. days
per wcck.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
GIVEN on TUESDAY

Al enjoyable time W bad hy
81 w'ho atteuaed ne Halo'a In
party which wss sponsored by
81 PauIs CO re- Shcool on
IlssS,l@y a. tGe kindergarten
D. . ahaent.
VsrtBtts games wsprc PLAYED and
prizes aN4.ecd to the vs. Hu.rs
Sanal Thompson Or plnnnl the
tfl ~ frt HI..k cat. fa. fn. nau-
corn contest fre following receive
"a prz.- Man Theodore Sweet
InE NIH.a Stalking. JAIME r.
new RugsI SWcetlng and Sandra
Thompson
Judge iaf the costume parade
W.ss Mr. James Ma.runutH.
Mrs { Ssn,hsl and Nj T.
Sailing. aha awarded fa Donna
P.ni,1 f.r tn. rr.tte-f costume
nd o. RakeT sUeeurR im trs
most lucaI
AZ fpt eunC.a-..n ul th. alton
uHn f.ar. ut.. .hwenf. CONSIST
.ng g ,ake. candy sni .ge cream
acre served
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DARl0 P. SANCHEZ
NOW IN PHILIPPINES

MANILA. SO. ..'.ls .f. FIRST
Cas. Daro = S1rrftl .Hu 60
81 and Mr. Alfredo sanchez.
l2H DIVISION straet. ket West.
ls serving as a utiltv man Nltn
q Chemical Wafall un4t near
Manila
Overseas SINCE Ap.l 1884 pie
SauChsl U .HfI.a g.. Hsar te.
AslnIc PauhD theatre ribnun
Nth $3.50 battle stars 'a. ff. N.N
Gumea and L4.au eaWpasgRs,
the ph1ru.u. fIherai.an tHan
and tar Good Coz ia.f N..7I
~ q FORMER student .i Key
Wet Hlat School
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TRIBUTE TO KEY WEST

I lsm 4. *. w.
On search .f m.fh.u4 Be, a.
Aad tnl. Dos afaf ! iud
s. IL pa.. D. .u f1 sou.
/ aEs "a quaint ..a cats
SAL. .r..H .E 80. IN blue
Who're ..t.F.a. kua.- every uc
AMI everything fr,s CO.
I find here 81 TINS quaint old
cats
a plau, .f gust pea.e aud s.sf
Here ocean r.cEes U.tCl .,asl 2.
u.a@.
Here folks smile and SAY hello
Although m5u ao.h Hs lts.lf
lts NOT mucn different lfom tbe
rt.f
Here .t has, 1ar uErt clubs and
suWaT0gs
Wh,re a.i and yus-g meet 60
sane au. and dance
" have streets Wtth ST. aiirg
trees
Palm toi.r.I t.a.tEalls kissed
oy the aeean trcclss
W. have the Army and Navy TOO
And fil old Glory uIth her stars
and stripes go blue
MARC ARET l.. SNYDER.
sa.asUta. Pa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-01
CASA MARINA WILL
NOT BE OPERATED
COMING WINTER

The Citizen received a card TO-
4.v fram Peter Schutt wfo
.-.erd IA Casa Marina i.I
n. wears that be- WIH manaa
49, Wlt.f Ormond. az oTm"na
IA lf FLORIDA the coming Win
n. ..n o. SAID that ihs Ca
md ain h. opsncd from Jan
as. SO. AplI De-
on h.s card NJ Schhti lists
,.. tat.Is owned hy the FLORIDA
81 Coast Hotel Company ~
-I.stnr IA Casa Marina 100 ~
a. erh the notation. Non
.l.aa.al bl Navy
us stated in The Oliz. %
arrf.. T. Cass Marina "hi he
Nats prr.onn.l No'em
rs and aiIl later hc returned
=. ,rf owners lat i vl.l not p
.-faf the coming winter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-01
CORPORATION GIFTS
FOR NATIONAL WAR
FUND SHOW INCREASE

TALLAHASSEE NuA -
Early corporation gifts Go the Ma
iional War Fund show an 90
crease over last year. national
headquarters az thg fund an
uOunge in "a report Go Governo-
MulaId b CaldN 90. state chair
man of the Florida Division and
Walter T. Hays Orlando. state
president These Curpolat con
uIbulIuns aIWays the or1 90 be-
reported n substantial numbers.
are usually considered a bsromc-
ter Of the final success 81 q cam
paIkn
Four million men ari women
are now dstniIng themselves 90
The aFIve. aCusTding ~ katlonal
We Fund headuuartsfs. and scat-
tt ~~sg v~FsaFss 80 aesfv8s~e tfsrespat-
out the country indHate a con-
.tinai.nre ~ ia enthusiasm that
has resulted n the success q pre-
.Vious cam pMRns