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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07
BESIDE the POINT

Regardless Of what ones calling in
lie may be. he should realize that stig-
maiization. or becoming personal In any
way. II not argument.
Fact i. when one resorts 20 abuse u
il a clear indication that one feels his argn-
ment has been ineffective.
- Lincoln said. and as many others
had said before Lincoln and have said since
his time. Il i an easy matter. IN the course
Of an argument. to question an opponents
sincerity.
Too many Of us are prone 70 think
that. because somebody does not agree
with our point OF view. he j. Inslncere, in his
assertions We forget that opinions differ.
and that everybody has a right 20 his opin-
Ton.
Al ct which has reference to the heat
Ell argument that occurred Tuesday eve
ming at . meeting Of city council about the
renewal Of liquor licenses to owners Of sa-
looms that are within the restricted limit
Of 500 feet Of sehoolhouzes or churches.
AS one councilman informed The citi-
gen. one and ome-half hours were wasted in
argument. during which there were fire.
quent determinations. because. before the
argument started. the council stood four 10
one In favor Of issuing renewals. and. when
the argument ended. the standing was the
same.
i.feBut the point of this editorial does not
concern the merit Of the question discuss
ed i eones7ns the attitude In which il was
argued. Aqnestion with OF without merit
should be discussed Without sirnnneiation
for denouneklk 49,. skaseter Bis v1ew-
points may he. i beside the point.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

The japanese. IL appears. withdrew
units Of the kwantung army from MAJ
churia % the main islands for the purpose
Of defending them against invasion. This
army Is well-grained aud CONSISTS % many
fire-eatiug. Younger element. some 0f it,
units mas cause troubie.
The occupation Of Japan required our
army 70 enter iHso land guarded by an
indicated army 81 close O. 8.500.oG0
troops. and take Il over. Friction i quite
likely bat organized Resistance Is not ex-
peeted. Nevertheless. some fighting l. ex-
pected a. reealcitraHt militarisss come in
contact with soldiers Of the occupation
forces
Generally. however. II j. the belief %
those who should kn0w that the japanese
leaders. taking their cue from the en-
peror' are trying 10 complete the surren-
der according 80 terms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07
ALLIED NATIONS ARE
STILL m WAR STAGE

Discussing the conCern - ths
British over what they consider
the ssidden termination of Lend.
Lease. Washington makes lt plain
that this country repeatedly
warned other nations that Lend
Lease Was a policy % b. continu-
81 Drly during the war
Certainly. the average Amer
ear supported Lend-Lcase as q
sag policy Very feW Americsns
Nouid endorse such a program
dntng peaCe However. the
question that now ARISES relates
largely as 90 whether the waf
nas ended
II may b. argued. and se afg
Inclined o. think. that until de-
mobilization Is fairly complete.
ths nations oi the world are IN
TIE waT stage. Win millions oi
American men oversees. many q
tfem Clsmuring 90 SET home. the
nation faces the great task u DE-
mobilization. which Is a. much
part 81 he var effort IS thg
pres BOO &c mobilization ms
Is the premise. as We understand
il. upon Mhich the BRITISH and
other Aliics. made their request
fur q continuation Of American
ass1sfamrU
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

states ca Great Britain. and
Russia. There were matters ia
- arranged. II course. and wide
n varying viewpoints 30 be ad-
iasied. These matters could b.
handled Nith good wll on both
sides without hostilitiex and
there was every evidence that
the alliance foF war. which unit
ed the three great powers. waS
also = posent factor for peacefai
relations.
Nevertheless. the stark truth -
that nations. and their leaders.
when they consider policies and
claims. Keep a close eye on the
armed strength possessed b.
those concerned n can hardly D.
disputed that the atomic bomb
Is q weapon without comparison
in the world today and u Is
notable that the Soviet govern
ment b not IN on the secret.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

spwaMmae Lee 1851
AZ WmH gnAn M 0F TmE N0NKNN
"a ssaR. e y a. mE GWtNHNs
STATS 0F NA0haaabAs ~ F&n~
BATE
~ - the Estate 90
RnNEnY " ALntRN aisas kn@wm
ms ~ wiiiAFa Aihurt.
fAstaANad
To Al. MIe0M ar NAY CuNrEnws
Notice Is heFetsy NfNNn that Mary
E AfNan flied her finAi FetsnFf A.
Administrative ~ the estate ~ Roe.
ere ~ Alh9FH. aisa kuaWn - n
MfllaFa Afhart. dsreased. thal sh4
has filed hef Hefltisu re finaf dis
sharNe and TAI she y 90 tpliis -
ths 4onoEahia HaYmun1 ~ Lssfd.
reunff 4aaKe - MuuFaa guHnfF.
Flofitla- - ths 6th daN - tAstilises.
le8&. Ser approval ~ sane end taf
fiaat a8es haFmH - admits lsfFafftN Il
tie estate ~ nobeTt ~ Albnry aise
knaMu - ~ Willard AiasxNs A..
erAssa. ga tAls So dey - Sspt"Hs-
beT. 80 wtt
fadB NARY a. AglNNA.
Administrative uf thN estate - tasA.
wFt ~ Alhars. ai~n kn@mn - VI
Willard AihnFt deceased
WI Nts1EM WATKINS
AttAs fsF Administrative.
*ptg-ft-st-tsstRe$
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- ~wwfTf appr~rfnfe your CO.
opermtisn. lie added rElsply.
sorzalnIy. of7Ic9F.~ Brenda mn-
severed stlIy. Instantly realizing
there was danger Cor her IA shss
uasxpssted furn of afalrn ard
liz2f il was = danger Frnnslne
Mnrmam nd dxtshwFnfelv pushed
h2r into The ufxsf2r wnsted no
tisss II pFwiinlnartes We touk MS
nolehuek ct e rs pecket and
usoIlone1 hush alsls 20 fha sufa in
treat ~ him. Ne other ooleer
sfood ~ the door.
How long have yea knswn
Mfs. 8lnirF" lie asked Frnnrlna.
50 her for the nrss time
AMr. Bialr's doctor said Ne aiea
of . heart attaek~-why did yea
come II TIE police this m0malng
ed ...ss that he had been Hur-
A shlver of fear tlngled along
nFenda's spine. She gripped the
arm e the snfa and waited. The
eszleer esidentiy wasted Franeine
= repeat hef aeeussllon in trent
q her.
4 think Tom Blair was pol-
sonrd. there were several penple
Who wanted hiEn cot 81 ne way.
ie sas eel sn0ogs he last tine
TIaat rs . slip. Fraarina knew
4 80 znQuani the words we're
snuken. IRE LAeutsnant SHOT hts
next aaestIDn b4rk "a her with
llxhfnfnN speed.
When waa me last tire you
amM ~. blair mlivey"
KranclnR hesltated Everyone In
re rnoFa caught her hswisasr-
meat and nosieed her fzmhling
answar.
why -er - yesterday after
WHAT simsY-
i had luncheon with Tom and
be LEFT me q three o'eloek."
Vas that the last time you
saw him alivef"
Brenda could feel her heart
bealine faster. sshe could hear
again Franclne's shriil hysterical
voiee coming from this ro0na. AZ
7. ~ last uaRht-~and that voice a
little later as size was leaving the
apartment Bur the Lieutenant
was nos through with tire girl lie
turned q PAGE ~ his Notebook and
with pencil In hand said In a Low
Voice.
Where were yea from T:30 90
]. % last niak<. Miss isormanF"
Ts he esnfinmsa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

ID New York lat week there Wa a
call for bo.ooo workhsen and uanv unsrp,-
pioted inquired about the prospective
aotk. hut siiii being ehoosy. only 5000
1ook the jobs offered. Forty.five thousand
pfeieFred to loaf. Now President Truman
wants lhe unemployed to get SIS for "a
weeks and That all simply encourage losf.
inR ~ b evidenced b. The above. II the
jobs were not available then helm in sor,s
form becomes necessary and should be pro.
tided
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AToAgIc BOMB INCREASES
INFLUENCE OF THE U. S.

fhe experts report a shifting
balance az unflucncc "a Europe
wlth the western democracies
making gains a. the expense 1t
the Soviet Union
This Is interesting hecause ap-
naFemfly a reflecis only thc resll-
sation that the United States end
Great Britain. through Possession
~ the stomic bomb. have actual
military prcdominance
There Was "a time. not many
months ago. when many pe0ple
ia .the United States were s1me-
y hat aprrehenEye over tire mill
tary poNer of the Russians
While Il Vas difficult Gee a lay
man 20 see where the possibility
81 armed conflict arose thc tear
Of Russia. wIth lts seemingly
strange cConomic system. Nas
~ ilezpresd
Tire explosion ~ the tNro
stomlc bouhs IN Japan. With me
ENORMOUS dostruCiion that fol-
lowed. has convinced most ob-
servers that the western democ-
Facies can. q necessary. stand
ID O. Dictator Stain and tell him
20 jump into . lake While this
mag mo- be nccEaSary me idea
that ii b possible. without grave
natlonai peril comforts the seq
Fnenf that suffered fFesn Red
phobla
We have never subscribed "a
the opinion that q conflict was
inevltabie between the unsged
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07
ARe VIZ PLAIN sAPsf

Il !. surprising to So hpw England
and Frauee have adopted planned national
..e,al,zasiou Of industry - = political phh-
aaophy after they turned 10 the o'sErS'
.nunaliutlc country IN the world to save
them from destruction ~ H.
There was delightful sarcasm IN the
remarks a. eeonaervatlve" Sir Oliver LNttie-
s.n ii ne House Of Commons. when he told
ths uouse that the British standards OF iis-
las depeud on financial aid from the United
state and that "you must be careful about
the nasty things you say about private en-
! wv 3n s'stss
teh ffss see. SAL al
WIS should. sthessorlalisiic regime ~
England ttluk at tarnng to the United
saamanmmssss s.slgala. aataEnFia n. fnanSs ls
a.e1aliaiic echemess Let the liberal par
~ n England TAX IL own people 't0 'liAy fur
the @eiits" which II promises them ~ the
hands of government. II socialism Is su-
perior 10 free enterprise. Il can certainly
finance Is spendings.
MF doCaulle vas IN the United States
lie undoubtedb Asked or Ffinanei6r NJ
Tor the praetam Of national ec<ializs.
tion" Of industry which i planned cor
France Why should we finance q system
az government that threatened world
peace We spent countless American
lives and some s3oo.0o0.0 0o.000 10 help
curb The crushing effeet Of national social
Ism under Hitler and Mussolini.
The seeds of national socialism are
ven planted In eur owu soil. in the form
81 eieetric power authorities" And Con-
gress d being asked for additional billions
81 dollars % ponrsh add expand this. ma
hFnaut political growth here.
Are we now ready e. admit that the
totaltsriau type 81 centralized government
= suptrior "a ogr own free enterprise aud
prollt sgstem
The United States stands a. the last
great expuneut of private enterprise. pr.
vate opportunity and the philosophy q al
iswing the Individual g. profit from his own
isboss Are we going O. throw in with the
scheaes 81 those who cried for help from
political oppression and now seek 20 adopt
the system we fought to save them FROM
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Chapter ne
FxlKMfsTOpHER'e vuicm sounded
- worried lie FIRST told her ne
had made arrannementn a. have
Bin Hanson spsna al uf bis time
In re fuF department untll she
was ahle 20 return.
re seemed delighted 10 de us
fnF yea BE- explained. 4 odd
hlnn - telephone yea several
fismes during the day 80 yoa eoaaia
keep track 81 the sale ard send
in wu4r instrurti0ms~ lie hez1~
fmted 4 moment. then ne asked
anxlonaly. II cay. Brenda. fIan
pnnahue teiephoned yon tbs
m0rmlnRF~
The aueafion surprised her
why no. Why should heg"
i a0nT km0w. That's what
wDrrles me bnt he's going 20 Dc
more than phone you. Hes con-
ms over 10 the apartment 20 see
aBut Why. Christopher nren-
da's voice showed Instant e0n-
Germ.
! deaf wan. 30 zee anyone thls
uioFn.nG. least 81 al Denahus.
9Th rs stupid questions. Must ]
So hlmR~
I'm sorry. Brenda. 7 tried "a
step hin. bat he's on his waF "a
your Apartment nov. | wanted
you a. know ne vas cesming. ]
don't like Il either"
Brenda had an uneasy feeling
that ChFaStnpher wMs as w0rrled
ever tho lalrutCnant's unexpected
eail e. sns waa
~Bat I've told him over ard
ever again an I n0W about the
robbery She almost VAILED oxef
TIE phone. Il Just cant 60 into
that again this morning.. Il i
really necessary. Chrlsfopher7~
Yea I'm afraid d i&" His voice.
low and uFRent. came over ffzf
wire. ~Pleass can ne a. saon a.
be leaves When D0nohne yeas
talk and starts pussyfooiing
around this way. he's got some
th1ng On his mind.
TEN minutes later Lieutenant
= Dunnhne was Standing IN the
center IL Brcnda's living room
with his cap tucked under Ms
arm tie stared around the place
IN his most blatant 0fiicial man
Ter. us face was expresslonlNzs
rs leMs. encasc4 in black leatheg
puitees were spfead well apart
giving him a particularly beillg-
NTeni air.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Coed unornlna kffx Blzif.- -
apoke cssilly ensush Hamnnh nd
answered Ms ring and tnksn I'm
20 lhs ilEina reom dnak I'm
sersg = hear q yoaF hasesad's
nrenda huwed her had. For .
EuornNnk sc made 90 reply then
uilhosIl IneksnR 81 hizn abr aid.
~Me1i eispenae with eserYthinN
bzzI TIE fnasnn fos yuur call On o.
Ihls EnnrnlnK. LAeulennnk ] shsli
appreciate your being a. brief -
poasabie. haxe No tzRlinask1n -
lalk % anyone tlzsf nov ! thlnA
y0u can undmF3fmmd ihAk"
4 can" he answered abruptly.
~and arr here bsnmnNa there mge
facts connected wifh your has
hand'a deash lhal must he cleared
- % 0nce. 1 pnderstand he sfind
under mysterious eirEgMnstmnrNa
n this Fsofn last night ThaFs
right. isn't ~"
There was 10 missaklnx TIE
menace IN hts voire. nFenda
turned away frum him and
Feaxhed for . eiRaFwtte om the
lahle beside her. She 90 not cant
him - Sc her shosked sarpriee
&C MS question
NY husband died of . heart
attack last Night There waa
netting amyNiegi0lf about hls
aee1h." Size answered Tn . acves
voice. She ia the eigarwtta and
walked slowly toward . wlndow
across the rp0na
Before the I.ieusnnana could
answer. the door bell Fana again
nrenda heard voArna On he eulaF
hall Then Dunohue was mf tie
dnur himself end q lnament lateF
Franrlne Newman ana snosher
police ofhcer walked into he
roem
nrenaa's indignation Jared ap
am ne angriiy faced the police
offleeF. -Lieutenant Dcnohue. this
ls 9 Totally unwafranied lntru-
sion. she began. then stupRed ab-
Fupily. Tier eyes wefe followinR
Framrlna who af onna atArts8
snunterine around the Fomn IS
sac had d0ne the niRht before.
SIZE kn@w the giri Vas staging
semeahlna far more serious than
. bored Inspection of her apart
mNmt.
Tire Iisutenant's eyes followed
hers Miss Norman made . state
menf n headauarsers this nora
ing that we cannot iEEore~ How
ever. hts voice was . shade more
affabie than when he hrss came
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DEPENDS on BUYING POWER

80 To the civilian prodsction ~ The ma
t.ied in 1889 'heFa ne1 Tddsa sArqrSh the
eaigeneies Fl var. tepiporary produeti0n
III about o. billion aollafa. Itbf
,.....sNSs.N ahwsNsweFA heKnsaRassA a lnsa
question whether the nation VII revert 10
aFbfCxImateiy me pfodattf0n ~Uf 1889. IL
We do. We are in for a hard time.
Practically nobody expects peace tine
productiep g equal that Of l944. when
VAR speaAhshf W ~ Us Ap4Ski Awhat the
optimists hope i that the new rate Of peace
TOE prsuugion NviH equal the 1889 rate
plhs abe B. half e the var increase. This.
il + believed Win give the nation a reason
able prosperity.
Production. as everybody knows. de-
pends upon buying power. II consumers
buy. industry renews its stock II consum-
eFs fail 20 buy. there II no reason 20 make
more goods for no sales. Hence. reason
able prosperity in the United states de-
ponds upon the distribution of income. 80
that consumers will have money with which
20 purchase the products Of farm and fac
tory.
considering Buying power Il Is not
easy t0sox exloek the importance Of high
wages e. laboFers and profitable prices
a. tarmev~. These glasses Constitute the
backbone Of our purchasing power. A. a
general rule. II labor and agriculture have
m0aey lospeha the naiion does pretty well
economically speaking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07
TRuMAR SAYS NATION
MUST CONTINUE DRAFT

Prexiaent TruFmsn has secuEn.
uended that the dfsft continae
g. meet future needs of the
Armv and Navy and that men
between the ages ~ eighteen and
tNenty five he taken Cor service
% - limited 90 two years.
u Is the opinion ~ most mill
t@ry experts That the nstion can
not depend upon any volunteer
system 60 provide neceEsaFyr re-
placements FOR men n0w Ia the
service Failure 90 continue the
draft Nill extend TIE service -
TIE men noN oversees and make
Il lfHpozsible % give veteran
fighters an early discharRe.
Ae d. not thsnk that ans r.as.
unalale eIiixen can oomF lain ~
the decision announced ~ ths
Presldent Parents and lrpvesg
onas q tire yu,lnW men o. 49,
drafted can ~ thankftgi that
their Fnen are nos t~gna mauf q
the frunf llnss and shai harrfna
a<xNtents. all return ufhzfmesl
Nlihosst attempfing . ss.fs
that every y0ang man sk18al "a
eaHneeiles1 - serve IN 80 naillfarT
and nsTal foacss q fhe safa.n
Ne osAsss IN tte selesfips nsrr.
&c pFlne - ss<f th@f. whaiassf
re nsets 20 fhs srnad sergtrss
may -. yUlna nen shosfid -
seieetesa soeaFdin@ ~ establishes
rules Tor serwacn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Iease and reciprocal aid agree
mRut
Tne British leader Thought II
reasonable 90 regard such sup
pliss and services arising cat of
the var a. beionGing 30 the CON-
mon war effort lie made the
polnt that British overseas eN-
penditures. on the eve 81 the de-
feat q japan. we're a. the rate
uf 2.000 million pounds a year
and that the government had
% useet these expenses Wgth $50
million poundS Of exports and
Temporary var receipts Of around
$50 million pounds THIS lefi an
initial deficit. called immense. as
we start the task of reestsblish-
ing GAR o~n economy and of con
aactinR oar OVERSEAS coEainit-
wcnts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

CIElcAGO-Aro In tns
early hours b the prolonged
honkina Of an automobile hogn.
David Nslanka complained % the
police. They investigated. found
. short -circuited horn bution ~
= car parked near Waianka !
hoa@e and disconnected ii Wal.
ankas face waS really rcd. 100
Nhen. after police investigated
the license humber. they found
Il 90 be Walankas own car
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

NfETlfE g llEff%4hf siltk< thai
- hueitess AuaeF tAs flFtlgtw4a nAfHN
- 4MuN west Wholesale fsfsneFf
- a4ss naval HzRxet. Neg M~et
ss4ar4aa fstena* - sNinfef the eala
ftefltlgnA nanae wlfh she NiNFA ~
th4 ssrNaft k.amft ~ MvNEne tN8M.
a. NaoF8s1a
fsatea M#usmmher a la43
AIS A. MiNlNUHN.
snet7-fA.4i-ssf ~nte siwWeF.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

NOTICE ~ HEREBY WtNMM fNaf
|she unNaxaaamaE. dsMtFsnH 90 enM4Km
IN hmaineaa nmaaF the ftctitiumN naHa@
~ ~N1kaae fsssaaNrF~. as tswfal NkFH#f
kes West. Fiorlaas iifts n,i,s 20 49,
- ssfeFA - fhe eirF8it tamF4 -
kianFsaa rssautN, FfnFlelt,
hated Nenlemhef q itfA
fsAN1u RC,3fs> VEIN
nnptT =Is.8f-ss.tsts spias t'snsf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

What happens 60 the economic strac-
ture Of the United States depends largely
upon the intelligence Of the people. which
means your intelligence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Can you think Of anything more de-
grading than = public official who takes
graft? Ills action flouts the law and in-
suits every decent person In the eommun-
ity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

To-day The Citizen saws i'm an
editorial paragraph:
Almost anvbody whom you
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Ar. and Mrs. Charles Perex and
ehsltiFen. who had been visiting
relatives in Tampa. returned this
moSning. e..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Melvin r Russell. superinten,
dent If public instruction in Mon
roe eolmty. returned this morn.
ing On the steamship cuha. ar.
irving from Tampa.
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KEY WEST In
DAYS CONE By


Il i ncw esfimased that 80
psoxlrnafnly 60 pNrAoua. fhe
RresAer nEmheF vNtefmnA <
their lives IN tha MasesumlN
hurricane
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

u everybody attended g. work with
the same enthusiasm that they take a holi.
day. there Is no telling how much ne could
accomplish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Not every seeker Of publicity i de-
void Of ability and merit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Steamship Florida b due %
arrive Monday from Nsw rork.
where shs had been plying b.
swesn shat eify and Maine dur
ina re sunsm1er, and On WeduTs-
day will renume running between
key West sd IIavana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

George r. Archer. who had
been visiting HE son and dauah-
ter-in iaw Mr. and Mrs Ben
iarnin Archer. I'm Homestead. re-
turned this morning By way II
Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

TIE day hefofe TIRE huFriease.
Hoxner HefTick. wiao wms ttvii
engineer CA the bridge project
a Matseunhe. eanae 20 KEY West
70 visit Ms family. lie left ms
car On the ferry slip a Lover
Maleeumbe. ard when he hs'ard
of lne destrucilcn the storm had
wrought on that Key, he did not
expect 90 80 has autousobiie
again. However. en- returninR %
the kev yesterday. Ne found his
ear wheFe b. he'd left a. II was
Endanaaged. though u had been
turned about and headed tn Tire
ogpoaste dsTection
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Mrs. Raw Navarro and sister.
Miss Marietta Silviera. why had
been visiting in Jacks0nv.sie. re-
iunncd yesterday.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-07

Tr ~ effort 90 obtain further
details II the Matecambs hurFl-
cane. Msyur wiiliam a. Malone
and William r. Porter left b.
plane this morning for Miami.
from which cts they viii make
= Zip through the AREA that was
stFtk.k b the hurricane.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-04-05

A group of individuals and or
CARNATIONS interested in child
welfare plan boys home in the
state of Washington similar to
Father Flanagan's nationally
known Boys Town near Omaha,
Nebr. Captain Jack Best, former
ly head of the juvenile division
in the King County sheriff's Of
flee, will be the director.
A legal non-profit, non-polit1cal
association has been formed.
Captain B est recently spent
a week at Boys Town, Nebraska,
to familiarize himself with the
methods of Father Flanagan's
Boys Town.
Site for the new Boys Town
has not been definitely decided
upon, but number are under
consideration. The home will be
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-04-05

non-sectarian and non-racial. Boys
from IL to Is, without homes or
proper parental care, and espe-
cially youngsters who might be-
come juvenile delinquents, will be
admitted.
Plans provide for education of
boys through high school with
scholarships in accredited uni
versities to those showing special
aptitude. Also vocational train
ing in agricultural and basic
trades will be featured under a
trained staff of educators.
Boys at the home will form
their own government and civic
activities, supervised by adults.
This new venture will be in
corporated as the Jack Best Boys
Home, Inc, as soon as sufficient
capital is raised, in compliance
with the State Social Security