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so SAY We ALL

You speak about bad streets down In
this part 81 the town: you should come out
our way United street and others in that
vicinity if YOU want TO see really bad
streets"
And much more 10 the same effect in
various parts Of the city. and IL was agreed
that the reason some streets are in such
poor condition today Is because they have
been torn up and. instead of being repay
ed. the trenches. most of them for lateral
piping. were filled up with earth and stone
and rolled. only 10 develop ruts shortly. as
q result Of rains and traffic.
sam Harris statement that everybody
Va ho tears up a street in Key West should
bee compelled to put up bond 10 guarantee
is being put back in its former condition
in specified time has brought forth many
expressions Of hearty approval.
And don't let il be ioke-bond Of $40
~ So. one Key Wester asserted. Make
the bond high enough to repair the street
properly if the man or company that tears
it up does not fulfill his agreement "a re-
place IT,"
Make the rounds Of the city and YOU
will see the many places where paved
streets have been dug up 20 lay mains or
Iaterals. and. instead Of repaving streets.
the trenches were filled with earth and
stone and then compacted.
Al movements for the Improvement OF
our streets will be of no avail il the city
commissioners do not insist that there be-
no expections 10 digging up streets without
be posting Of adequate bonds % pat them
back 100 their former condition.
Make them put up bonds" Mr.. Hart
shouted in city hall TUESDAY night, and.
we may add. So say We all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

Dowell hasn't sense enough 10
want you Is no reason 10 believe
that I don'tl"
She had never known such
binding fury she would have
been happy % reach out and sap
Ms cruel. bitter mouth. she
thought in horror. I'm GOING so
weep bitterly in q moment y
musin't Jet him see mel"
n she could have known that
Joan Lowell had not meant 20
speak those word at all. II she
could have guessed that he was
livid with fury. himself. because
Wayne Mcdowell had dared 20
show her disrespect. she Utrnt
have not been so hurt. so hunil-
lated. Bat she only had hrs biting
words 10 guide her. and 80 sne
said tenscly. controlling herself
with a great effort:
You're the most utterly doscss-
able person | ever knew. John
Lowell And ! hope you'll have
the dcceney never 10 speak 10 me
again"
lie looked At her steadily for =
long moment a white line Of
pair ran around his mouth. Then
ne laughcd-that bitter. unhapnv
sound that had no mirth In a. "Of
course. I must love YOU very
deeply % let you talk 20 ne Ike
thixf" he said ard turned OF ms
heel and walked out ~ the Office
She noticed that ne was tTping
vCrv badly this morning.
She sank. shaken utterly. into
her desk chair Thank heaven. the
other girls had been busy else
where and the little scene had
apparently gone unnoticed.
John Lowell had said nc loved
bert II she had not been 50 intent
on controlling her tears she
would have burst into laughter.
What did ne know Of love n that
bitter. unhappy heart OF his7 II
was q long time before she felt
she could breathe freely deeuly.
again. Size thought ~ what
Wayrc had said IN his letter
abou. her having been seen about
with John Wei. he needn't worry
about that anv wnrci
That night Eve said. I'm roing
away. Anne I can't stand IL here
an longer I've COT 20 do sore
thing different. 81 I've about de-
cidci % dedicate wy life 20 uurs-
ing-csDccially the boys 80 tie
hospitals"
Ts be sentlnned
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FEAR ANOTHER 1882"

secretary az Commerce Henry 4. Wal
lace ~ay. that government leaders fear an
other 1852" ID corporate profits continue
20 r.-. and wage returns and farm income
continue to decline.
Mr. Wallace. who became secretary
- agriculture boz 1883 knows that the
famine Of scarcity. which lasted several
wear. 600 tti. country was caused primarily
at th, Inability ot Americans to pure base
th, goods of industry and the products of
Poe erw
TIA, capialIstic system in 1882 was
dangerously near collapse because the ma
t.un had not paid sufficient attention o. a
proper distribution of income. The rich
t,r, growing richer aud the poor were
setting poorer. There was au oVcrahuud-
an,, aI agricultural pFodutt~ and such q
surplus ui manufactured goods that indus
.It alI hut closed ~ doorS
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FREEDOM or TIE PRESS


VIA always seek the truth and print y
wuhsst tear An6 without favOr' never Be
ssr.aa - attack wrong or 10 applaud riGht.
slwuys nxht for progress: nsvsr be TIE e.
Eaa g ne mouthpiecs d any person. siiqas.
faesion o. clnss. always 90 - utmost fOr The
sutasr welfare. nwwwr ansarmas corruption O.
.zsass8oe: denounee wee ard praise Tirtos.
snmzaeus SOD donx b. lndivi4ual oF organ
lsssian. tolerans q gthers rights. views ana
uslraora. print only nsws that win elevate
srs - eertauinate the reader; never com
ufamlne wigh principle.
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BOGOTA. colombia--ImproT'
cd crime prevention and dstec.
ton methods are being fashioned
by Colombian national police an'
thorities as a safeguard against m
creased criminal activity when
the postwar era might produce.
Colornbia's mountain terrain IN
the past has been . handicap Tor
fast moving criminals from
abroad bat the new ar age prom
ises 20 eliminate such natural bar
riers.
Because uf the international a."
pect 81 the crime problem Co
lombian officials have enlisted
collaboration ~ fhe q. $. Federal
bureau 81 Investigation which =
assisting with police schools
The United States has had .
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Chapler Do

Chapter 10
IVAYNES letter came the next
w day. explaining what had
happened ~Dogg0ne a. Anne;
he wrote. 4 was an ready q
leave. when Aunt Edna and Carol
arrived What was | % dor
didn't have the slightest noilon
they we're coming When l re.
minded Aunt Edna that sire had
promised 10 give her consent g
our marriage az this time. siae
said she was sure you wo'lldn !
mud waiting n YOU knew 4
meant a vacation Tor hcr such
a. she hadn't had for . long time.
She said any0ay you wcre heine
seen around a lot with Major
John Lowell. 50 probably you
needed more time What the heck
id she mean By that cracks OF
course. under the circumstances
I can't ct away Aunt Edna and
Carol seem 20 cxpcct me % show
them around Is an this going "a
make any difference 50 you. ht-
tie darlinET You know how much
I love you and how I'm longing
10 be with you ~
Anne pat down the letter. hcl
mouth drawn O. a grim line 81
determination. There Was no way
Of knowing when Wayne would
act another leave Was she O. Jas
aside the lovely little blue WCd
ding frock beside thc bedrarg'ed
rose beige onrP Ard how mans
times is a Eiri expected % g.
ready 90 marry a man only 81
have 1er plans upecf7 The trouble
about Il ans shc felf that WAYNE
was being entirely honest w1Cn
he spoke ~ rs ioEc for hcr
There was no doubt 81 hcr mind
% MS genuine dcVofoa. bu'
wculd Waync ever grow up an1
stop letting MS Aunt Elra rulC
has lfe2 Something told her that
any child should DO able % see
through Mrs MeD1WCiIs ma
Chinationsi
Mr Farham called hcr into his
Office. 4 suppose yuu know mat
nv sister and Carol * g have
gone 90 Chicago 90 o. 1fh
VI ync during his leave" hr
asked a little unraE iv
~Yrr.~ size answered. u raE
me item in the paper ard ats.
h1d a letter from Wayne thH
morning.
he came around the desk and
put his hands on hsr shoulders
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
I'm The News Again:
Railroads No. I Fan

CHICAGO Back ln 1897 Mabel
Dickson %. was veD a. Pfopped
.n sr, an hes front porch. she
used ta smile and wave when
Chicago a Eastern Illinois trains
PASSED CrCWmen returned the
greetings.
con- GAS ga gnElneCr stopped q
f...l. tauJied g. ihc porch and
-nt,d ire child d big bouquet.
STORIES ui the Incident were pub
ns3 "a d,b Then everybody
forgot ahuui Be-
Recently thc rallruad hired q
r.U sf,Dugr CIPHER 4 fellow en-
piHtt Though there Was some
ftn- saEu,t familiar about h,r.
.# ., Aa- rErf u Has Miss
u....r - u.H ard restored ~
"a,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
PEOPLES FORUM


Tie eiafsea w~Heeua~a sMwres-
.tmnm 90 the xtwxsM @f tea FwmA-
go. haa th@ ~dtasr F0seFNes ahe
tNbf ge artwfe say ftwmsa shtwh
aTw emmmtaeFem tthwiama 81 umwsF-
ganasa. Nhs writer's shumfd ne
fafr mma wwmftm~ thw iwsaws. 60
8su swFds. amd write 60 eas stas
90 the paper eaty. stMamt@Es @f
the writer's amaf mero@ Raay the
letasRs SD viii - pehilshed az
iw@. r~anwaaea @ahgNwtse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

II won't be- long now before there will
bc q ,oeiierous demand 20 reduce the Army
aud Navy below safety levels in order o.
save money The campaign will be- support
"a hE business men who want taxes re-
dueed and by saphsads who have no idea
what thcy want ~ what - best for them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
SUNDAYS HOROSCOPE

Tsiag gives "a highly emotion
- teureran,n' and an ady,r-
fu.Hus riHf The nature may
t,r.we -nwse hat avaricious and
.arrra auI.k to SCI, what bene-
tt- himself hgf rather sI"a -
Irf itself fH social habits q
Ut. Sstk go avoid ss.ilshness and
,.U'sEfs.n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

keen military interest ~ Cohen
bias control II criminals because
~ this eounfry's proximity - the
vital Panama Canal. 30 Or ~ Is
known. no Axis sassoteur sent 20
Colombia 20 hamper the Allied
war effort ever got within ntrik-
IuR distance 0f the canal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
Theft School Broken
BY Police In India

MADRAS. fndia--city police
aetectivns have lIFoken up .
s.sehoof" for trained YOUNG heed
h,nns IN the arts Of theft. Many II
is ssfudenss were only I've
wears old, and pocket picking waa
! favored course Of study
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

Two American physicians claim TO
discovered auae~, hetics bat the Chinese say
the, discovered auar~thetics some 1900
sears ago ani 90 have performed major
Operations
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

Most of the ills of the world can be
cured bv applied Intelligence. which will
bring understanding. bat there must be
sincerity in an eases which is 50 often
lacking
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

D. AraH.aus and jew. fighting m
Palestine. newer. as'e-s are tae $50 remain
.Hr represent H'..r- ot fhe semitic people.
which ons aI.n included the Eaht Ionians
Chuidpaus. HutHe- and Ph0culclau..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

IN, nation has much 10 bc thankful
tor g. 1915 rolls toward the end and one
~ 'h, greatest blessing, was the termina-
nun of the war. with TAR fewer casualties
fhau expected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
KEY WEST In
DAYS CONE BY
PROM PILES o. TIP CITIZEN
or NOVEMBER ~. ls9s

Benjamin ID Trevor. Who vas
injured In q fan IN his laundry
last week. is rapidly recovering
% vas announced TO-DAY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

The FIRST a. of series - corr
monty singing events viii BE-
held 20 BayE.rN park tonight
under the direction of fhc Criv's
recreation department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

An oyster pumps between -
and 90 amlluns of water q aay n
the search tor ford.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

sheriff X o Thompson vh1
t.sk urar,-. vt1 tat heeu
convicted and sr-',rof "a ~
wears un emo ufIart. FL.
Miami WMu..a.E 90 H..tr
h.r 'a r.-n guards. r.'usngd
N.-l---
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

speed violation was reported for
aHr Hf ~ etsr three fatal motor aeci-
arHfs n 1914 ~.aa down nr take the
.IaElettf IFu.ta.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17

Tomorrow ba- r.,n SO rs fhr
d,adlus Goa r.p.rrg f.f WPA
work. .ucaI H.aiqulrt,r. SAID to-
aax
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Horoscope : By Frances Drake

Look the Section Which Your Birthday Comes aud Find
What Your Outlook Is According 10 the Stars,
For Friday Nou. ,, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
- Have You a ProbIem7 Consult
Mory HdWortn b S Mail

tion that you ought 10 quit your
I0b. TOW that uF II tired of
roaming. ready 10 come home. !
think he is secretly dISmayed
by your business success and
trying (without exposing his
handl to eliminate the poSsibil-
Ity of having 10 dea with you
IN future as a person IN your
-nHn- right and give your views
the respect they dcserve-after
20 years of leading YOU by the
nose. while he muddled about
mlSmanaglng family affairs to
suit himself.
When you lcapcd 10 his rescue
as wage Garner, and later
when your iob-holder efforts
meant YOU could keep tho home
fires burning while he followed
adventure around the world. no
doubt he found the arrangement
quite satisfactory 20 himself.
But / ludge-from his arbitrary
habit Of going from Job 10 job
and making one bad investment
after another-that he always
has been obStlnately opposed to
taking counsel from YOU.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Knits and Croehets

These are dolls dressed in
chocheted or knitted costumes
dresses or snow suits.
FIRST-S5 in war stamps.
SECOND-S3 in war stamps.
THIRD-S2 in war stamps.
AND-Five one dollar prizes
-. . IN war stamps.
Baby Dolls
FIRST s. in war stamps.
SECOND-S3 in war stamps.
THIRDS in war stamps.
AND-Five one dollar prizes
90. in war stamps.
The dolls have arrived A little
late this year, ladies leaV-
ing us not too much time to
get them dressed. SO won't you
call for your doll promptly?
To obtain your Old Newsboys
doll. come 10 Room COB Detroit
Times Building hours from
9 a. m. to $50 p. m. and
until>3 p. m. on Saturdays.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

VARIETYS TIE spice Of hfo.
20 you'll enjoy this handwork.
Crochet and Stitchery combine
TO make this peacock chaT-Set
A wInnerl
Lovely pineapple design forms
plumage; colorful embroidery,
The body Pattern 76l has trans
Ter of peacock bodies crochet
directions.
Send Is cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and address plainly
Only Is cents more brings you
our newest Needlecraft CatalOg
the 1916 edition H.
Illustrations Of designs FOR cro-
chet. knitting. quilts, embrol-
derry, toys, handicrait e.. a free
pattern for cuddle toys printed
right IN the CatalOC
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Keep Your Security

Which brings me 10 The cor
cluSlon that his fixed idea now
Childish. emotional and thor
ouEhly selfish Is 10 talk YOU
out Of the prosperous indepen-
dent niche you have earned and
railroad YOU back into the
kitchen, simply 10 leave the way
clear for him 10 he undiSputed
family autocrat once moro.
when he shows up, without p
job as usual.
My advice is; Hang on 10
your security gains Your record
is admirable. Your purpose is
fine. With the boys ambitious
10 complete their college educa-
ton, your financial help can do
more for them than mothers
cooking. with the children
grown and yourself still on The
younglSh side. and with your
husband an erratic provider, |
think you are launched on The
ideal CourSe-as mother of the
group and dependable guardian
of the family welfare-in hold
ing a well-paid executive job
YOU enjoy. ! think you should
keep that job as long as you
like-more power to you
NJ. II.
CopyriFht nv m. wssbins,or po,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
MARCH ~ 10 April, %

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20
Ar1es-Splendid influences for
business, money interests, most
worthy lines. However. Saturn's
position warns against foolish
changes in things now running
we'll BE logical.
APRIL 9I TO MAY 20
Tdurus-Artistic professions,
dealing in household and per-
sonaf articles; painting, scufp-
ture, music, culinary art among
top favorites. More caution
urged in laborious work now.
MAY 2f TO JUNE FL
Gemini-Can be a whirlwind
day il you keep common sense
with you. Promotional and ad-
vertising matters il clevely han
died and explored can be very
fruitful. Curb emotions.
JUNE p TO JULY 81
CGncer-How you deliver your
propositions, sell your ideas will
either bring profit or advance
ment, or Just leave you where
you started. Ingenuity, clever
ness honored.
JULY p TO AUG. %
LoO-Sun and Saturn advise
extra sensible caution in any
undertaking that could be haz-
ardous, cause losses. Many
planets favorably aspected and
you can gain if careful.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. %
Virgo-Your Mercury nil. but
excellent vibrations abOunTfrom
several other aspects, so without
worry, get in the swim and have
confidence you'll advance with
the very best.
SEPT. 24 TO OCT -
Librn--One OF your fortunate
days, say stars. Personal inter
eSts, improving talents. study.
skilled trades, artistry in any
honest o n d vor favored,
Patience with mental work
OCFs24 TO NOV. p
Scorpio Very interesting,
stimulating indications; still to-
day is not too easy, especially
for strenuous work. tasks or
issues that require changes, re-
construction. 60 carefully.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
Sngittnrius - Fine for your
affairs, particularly If you take
time TO plan and think out i'm
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Bedroom
SHpcoVefs

THANKS TO new trends in
sleeping equipment, today'S bed
rooms have taken on a smart
Slipcovered look. Fabrics. in
wide variety of colorS and pat
terms arc providing decorative
air which is in pleasing contrast
10 the dull, uninagfnativc for
mality Of the past
SlipcoverS in the bedroom are
A result of the swing 10 the
Springs-on-legs type of bed. This
bed. lacking the conventional
head and foot. when appropri-
ately covered gives the appear
ance of an attractive. roomy
lounge
The homemaker may either
buy or make the SlipCovers
She may select the type which
has a dust ruffle to fit between
the mattress and hedsprinG and
cap 10 fit snugly over the
mattress. When it's bedtime.
all she had 10 do is 10 remove
the cap-the dust ruffle re-
mains TO give the bed a finished
appearance.
She may prefer the kind that
Is made in one piece, with side
flaps stitched down as far AS
the bedsprings and box plaits
in the corners. Or she may
simply use large hemmcd rec
tangle of material 10 cover the
entire bed. with the edges touch-
ing the floor.
Slipcover materials are not
yet plentiful but a little shop
ping probably will locate some
antique satinS. American linens,
feltS and damaSkS-a few sail
cloths. printed cottons and
ChintzeS. Before long, il is CX-
peCted, the fabric supply will he
back 10 normal in quantity
beauty and variety.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
A Sehemine Request
DEAR K. E:

DEAR <. E.:
All things considered, I think
the spirit of true teamwork Is
missing from your husbands no
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

WHATEVER SIZE you wear.
Pattern 493S is an apron that
fits, Make il cheerful for day
time chores with ricrac trim or
embroidery transfer included).
IT hrightenS busy hours!
1 Pattern 1898: Small G4-16,
3S-34. medium 1S-20, $3.50.
large t40-42). extra large t44-
46). Small IL yards 35-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
Send an additional l5 cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
Patterns for fall and winter.
Free patterns for three hats,
three bags, peplum, and bed
jacket printed in book.
Send IS cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order to the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81,
Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

Copyright ~ the Washington Post
Distributed ~ KinE Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

portant moves, changes. Confer
with those who know when in
doubt. Money matters gain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Chocolate Puddino

FOR A PLEASING chocolate
favored bread pudding. add y
cup chocolate bits to the cubed
bread before adding liquid mix
ture. Bake like plain bread pud-
ding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
DEAR MARY HAWORTH

DEAR MARY HAWORTH;
I have been married for -
ears and my husband has not
always been a good pTovider,
going from job 70 Job and maxi
ing one bad investment after an
other Five years AGO, when
we were very hard-prcsSed ]
went 20 work m a factory and
-noW ! am superintendent of the
place.
find he work very interest
ne and | would hate 10 give ~
up. ! am now f3 and my huS-
hand is so We have four chill
dren. The two oldest tboyS
are in the army. The older GU
rs married and the youngest has
n good job and is home with Us.
During the last three years my
husband has been away from
home. following construction
Jobs around the world.
Sons Coming Home
My problem is this: He Viii
soon be home-thIs time 10 stay
he says Also. my two boys
praAahlA- Nil he Aenae la Chris
mas They both plan to take up
their studies AZ the state uni
vcrsity where they left off. Mv
husband feels l should now QUIT
my lob and stay home. This I
don wish - do. AS | think my
salary viii help the boys
through School-and my huS-
hand has no Job waiting for his
return
I want 10 stay on my job
gave 20 years "a keeping house
and raising family and now
for a few years ! want 10 do As
! please. / am sure the boys
would he willing 10 help, so far
as the housework is concerned
So what do you think-would !
be terribly selfish 10 keep my
Job after my family all come
home +. T..
A Sehemine Request
DEAR K. E:
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Sensible Dolls
Character Dolls

heSe are dolls dressed 10
represent Mother Goose or
other fairy tale characters
and dolls dressed in foreign
costumes.
FIRST-SlO in war stamps.
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRD-S3 in war stamps.
AND-Five one dollar prizes
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Nutritious Beans

THERE'S MORE food value
in green snap beans than i'm yell
low wax beans. To get your
full moneys worth of food value.
the pods should be slender.
smooth and free from blemishes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

portant moves, changes. Confer
with those who know when in
doubt. Money matters gain.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. Fl
Cdpricorn-Topy innately cool
Judgment and sound sense are
valuable this interesting, but can
be tricky period. You can reach
new goals, make added profits
for the try.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 90
AqBdrius-Should be much Of
fresh interest, the urge within
10 speed ahead. tackle the diff
cult. Fine rays for personal
achievement, making valuable
connections.
FEB. II TO HARGH e6
PiSccS-You can surprise even
your own self if you give your
creative and ingenious mind
greater play now. Statesmen,
buyer, manager, manufacturer,
clerk be original, freshly ambi-
tieus
YOU, BORN TODAY: Indi-
vidual; have courage Of your
convictions, and a good head TO
carry them out. Avoid being too
set IN ideas, however. Can still
be steady, dependable as you
keep pace with times. Are tai
ented, artistic, with mechanical
ability. Curb temper; shun ex-
CesscS.
Copyrirht. lafs by KinF Features