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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-20

Chapter IS
Holm LOWELL s,ooI thcrc for
q long moment as Il re were
bewitched az khe GRIT 90 Aane
d the top q the stairway He
hooked tired and trayel-WaFn but
TIE bitter look that DC hab.faally
we're vas wiped awav as Z ~
mage. leaving him wifh g yelag
ard eager CounfEgaule.
Could she have known bow she
locked standing there. hcr hat ~
her hand. the J ght from '1c Land
ing window making a halo aholt
her soft golden hair. s1e might
not have been 80 sgr~r a - Bic
next move far De aas com ~
swiftly up thr stairway O. her.
his dark eyes G..Cl W.fl .aok
that made her heart catch "a heT
threat u was as 30 h- was 90 The
GRO % an emotion that uuveo
him without bis 0UT v1. ION
that sweet him On ar3 Hn 90
heights beyond a1stN.~~ fazt he
had ever hoped or dr0 med
~A7ncf~ ~ raf4 r0fliv. reaching
cut 20 her Us it rra 'v E1U. sta~3-
inR here az the fop of nv ffair-
way as f-ss y sou ssa..y be-
iouEcd here"
With . sense ~ s. e-t shc found
herself beng enE .l1pr1 r mss
longing. being drawn surely into
his arms Hc held her close ana
kissed her as if 90 '1ft re r-i
found release from enc torment
that bound him
Then shc pushed SIR f--r h-r
her eyes aide w.h may "a 9r
she eouid not quite summon ar-
ger John" she cried "N1u
Shouldn't have done fHa" You
know iti On. Why i3 yol7"
Ard noN she saE To- ws 3c.
scending arsi1 over hs fare -
sax the sard1u'c ~r~.r.en reach
RS eyes hig mouth ~rrGwe tfr
grim outlines "Grrfr'" re sail
wifh . mock a. bow "Wl vru
forgive me f1~ having Forgotten
myself. Anne Fr- r.t -.rE re-
wembercd 'hat az oar i..f meet
ing you gave me rF 'F r'-a-
impress on - wrat rnG rrnI1v
think '0f me- CONE. frt nc drive
you back 20 town
~No." she rr.r1 u.fH rn i~e.r'-
ence ne could ne deny = much
prefer - walk. Please, yaI must
Jet met
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-20

IA ttttsem wstr~umTs eNpFws-
.twm@ - th~ ttess. 80 tt~ Fena-
rr. hma the rattssF re.rEse. go
rtEht 50 dstrts ams ft~nss shirh
ere rsm.tasFsd tthTiou. aF um~aF-
ramEea. Hhe wr&asFw ~hm@ta h~
fatr amd s.nfam~ TIE t~tswFs eco
tfas ss~ra@. Rad write @m 90. std@
- thr wam~W ~miS. ~tGamamFs -
tar FttwF~ naa.f mTrwu bams ths
tefter. $50 - go ~ Rahitshsa ua-
lee. Feamr@asa uFk~FWt~s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-20

~Tf fhafs the way you feel
about Il, he stepped aside 70 lei
her pass him on the stair.
Gle led down the stairway,
y across the shining Seer q ne
lower hall and out the big trent
door. she reached the roadway
ard started Tn the direction OF
thc bas stop. She had never been
Ire such . turmoil % emotion.
That John Lowell had held her IA
his arms vas enough 20 shake
her completely: bat the knowl-
edge that she had the power %
changc him from the hard. sar-
castle. war-FaVaEcd man she had
come % know into someone young
and caNer ard thrlllingly alive.
Was a responsibility she did not
care % entertain. He had spoken
% her q his love In the ofFe@. bus
sne thought bitterly now that he
had had 10 right 20 let her see
what - might become II she
coala return that love.
~Ifs not fairl" she was thinking
as she walked along. entirely un-
consC. Gus now cf the beauty
around her. And | went ink
about i any more. I've simply
got % erase the whole thing
from my mind
Bot This she found. in the hours
1ri days that followed was not
AS easy as she had imagined IL
W-l'i BE. Sire found her thought
~.flrr ~ % that sccne on the
sfairXav time after tire. she
kept seeing John Lowell with
'h1t enrapturcd look on MS face,
the years falling away leaving
him revealed as the man he was
meant 20 be. She had an lnefTable
rise ~ having viewed a trans
feuraflon denied % other eyes
Sc wrote long. ardent letters
- Wavne ard rad the ores ne
sent her aEidlv trying desperate
lv % recaDture the FIRST ire rae
flrc a. their love. Then one day
she met Carol King m the aisle
~ one ~ the department stores
CFrel looked unusually gorgeous
l1 n fawcvv summer frock and
5 "a ic trimmed black hat. Anne
Hrs surprised when Carol knew
her stopped % speak with her
"Uau do you Do. Miss Wins
'Tw she cried Eaily Its been
quite long time since I've seen
yaI b the Wly. ! saW our mu-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-20
BETTING IS BIG BUSINESS

Hor-e-racing. and is accompaniment
pf betting. Is getting mt" bIg business. ~
me state of New York. during the present
year. sl2I.I56.932 backed the Judgment
of various citizens on the thor"ughbTeds
The state Of New York managed 10
acquire S27.2I5.I40 from Us split Of the
proceeds. including six per cent % the
amount of money wagered Statistics ~
veal thai some 4.35o.3s2 fans attended the
races and this seems 20 indicate that they
boz. on the average, 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-20
TO STUDY HEART DISEASES

Il is interesting 10 learn that the life
'H-arau,, companies 81 the United States
and Canada have created medical re-
search fund which Will spend So. SOC. 600
.U 'fr next SIX YEAR
To, ur-' problem Of medicine that will
Be-, attacked concerns heart and arterIai
Diseases which cau~, some 100000 deaths
annually. or about FORTY per cent Of The
..'a' u th.> country Thus far. he amount
expended for research Doe this field is far
..-- frar for cancer. tuberculosis and other
major diseases
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-20
AIRMEN EXECUTED

The graves Of fourteen American air
men. members Of B-29 crews. were recent
b. discovered in Osaka after a Korean told
Of their execution after being shot down
during a raid.
This IL additional evidence Of the man
ner in which the Japanese mistreated pris-
oner> ot war. II j. not. II course the only
example but it adds up.
We have not called attention in these
columns % the horrible details that are be-
.nr revealed in the Philippines where Gen.
Tomoyuk ismashita. the Japanese com
uander j. being tired for war crimes The
revolving recital of death. rapine and bru-
talify enough 90 cure pacifist Of seuti-
mcHtali>m toward the enemy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-20
TopAYs HOROSCOPE

~lr. r# faculties rIe,al. nd
-a tlct and dspsnda1le
T.. intellect rather subtle and
hops nc ned O. hs asoetlr
Er., spirit IS lam nous.
tt.t. arf strong. possible
' ~.rg 90 fle STUDY of ph.loso-
rrE. r.tE u~. Hr kindred SUBJECTS.
end probably writing and teach
r- Them.
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81 anu just keep on worrying.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10
Bill In St. Louis
Fair Employment

ST. LOUIS-(ANP)- A fair en-
ployment bill was introduced in
the city council here Friday by
Aid. Jasper c. CASTOR, sixth ward
to combat hiring discrimination of
workers because of race, creed
color or ancestry.
The bill would make it manda-
torv that all future contracts ne
gotiated by the city contain clauses
prohibiting discrimination by the
contractors on municipal work and
prohibits city officials from re-
fusing to hire, from denying pro-
motion or pay increases, or from
firing employees because Of race.
creed color or ancestry
The bill carries an enforcement
clause that makes violation mis-
demeanor, punishable by fine of
$500 for employers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

CIllGl VI bIlC CIlCIillCdl WdlldIc III
dustrial division presented the
award to Tate in program at the
post theater Oct. 81. Others on the
program were the mayor of Hunts
vile, chairman of the county board
Of commissioners, and DR.. r. r.
Scott, pastor of the First Methodist
church. Col. E. c. Wellington, Ar
email commanding officer, presided
at the meeting. Gen. Prentiss was
appointed by the War Department
to make the presentation.
APRIL 8 ACTS
The citation, read before a large
audience that included over hun
dred fellow Negro employees said
on last April 9, Tate without re-
gard for his own welfare carried a
smoking 165-lb magnesium filled
cluster bomb from an igloo that
over 1900 other bombs and depo-
sited it a safe distance from the ig-
loo, saving from destruction con-
tents of the igloo and $4,000
commercial van that was being
loaded for shipment to seaport.
The bomb. a cluster type contain
ing 80 individual bombs, was one a
several that fell from a life truck
which was carting them from thu
interior of the igloo to the van al
the door. When smoke began tG
pour from the cluster, all but Tat
and his foreman, Thomas 0. BYRD
ran several hundred yards away
the two men stuck To
their post and removed the bomb |
to the outside.
BEYOND CALL OF DUTY"
In an address pepared for the
occasion, Gen. Prentiss said "Thi
valor and courage displayed by
Tate and Byrd in line CT duty ar1
over and beyond the call of duty
were in keeping with the highes
standards of War Department Ser
vice.
While tien. PrentisS read the eta
ton and then pinned the circular
gold emblem on the left side of
Tate's coat, Tate stood in humble
silence, little realizing that his act
of bravery last April 9 would even
tuate in a certificate signed in per-
son by Secretary of War Henry l.
Stimson, who filled the post at the
time it was issued. After hearty
handshake and "congratula tion+'
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

MRS. KAIRO WATSON Houston
,df Chicago, I'LL, is in Jaskson
visiting. Her many friends and re-
lat:ves tried to make her stay an
enjoyable one. She was entertained
in the following homes; ner aunt
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs 5. A
Adams Of Raymond Miss. MI and
Mrs. Ed Watson Cleveland, Miss.
An Aunt Mrs. Lille SeatOn OF
Learned Miss. a sister and brother
in Law Mr.. and Mrs w. M.
Brown of G28 w. C@pitol st. A very
lovely party was gi"Ao in the home
of Mrs. Lucy G. Adams in honor
of Mrs. watson. Mrs Watson re-
turnes tc Chicago after having en-.
joyed a lovely time a. the homes
among friends
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10
Canton News

Acting Sergeant Afford A. Crisler
Who have been in service for few
months at Fort Bragg North Caro-
Ina, is now visiting his family at
SOS w. Academy Street. He is ac-
companied by his wife, Mrs. Ida
Lee Crisler and little daughter,
sylvia Ann Crisler. His parents
arc: Rev. and Mrs. j C. Crisler of
Canton Miss. He will return to FIT.
Ordd, California where he will be
station
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

MIR. T. l.. WALKER IS nome
again carrying his discharged papers
after serving more than three years
with the Armed forces, two and
one half years of thai time was
spent in the South West Pacltlc.
Before entering into the Ser
vice Mr.. Walker was well KnWon
as an efficient barber with the
Superior Barber Shop but as yet;
he has not made any decision as
to what he will do in the near
future. His wife and parents and
many friends ARE very eaad TO
welcome him back home and pack
into his former business.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

Miss VTancis Tayler and Mr..
Jessie Bannes recently discharged
from the armed forces were married
Some of those who are now wear
ing the little gold button are: John
Berry, David Crump, r. T. Dillon
William Scott, Jack Evans, and
Tommy Hill
Remember to get your Advocate
from Prof E S Reed Send all
news to 426 F. independence st.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10
AIabdman Cited
ForRemouingLiue
Bomb From Igloo

HUNTSVILLE Aa.-Nsshine Odessa Tate, Hunts
vie became the first Negro employee of the Chemical
Welfare Arsenal here to receive the War Departments En-
bbem Exceptional Civilian Service and citation, for
act of bravery in handling smoking magnesium bomb
in the gloo storage at the nearby Gulf CIV Depot
M Preniss, his
Of henical
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

Rev. j. G. Smoot, pastor ofKynet
Methodist church preached his
annual conference sermon Sunday.
Mrs Evelyn Pendelton Osborne,
of Berkeley, California and former
BrookhaveEite visiting here. Mrs.
'Osborn is the younger daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs Alex
Pendelton pioneer residents OF
Brookhaven
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

Let us continue as progressive
citizens to contribute to the King
and Daughters Hospital fund so
that conditions for Negroes viii
be improved there, we have paid
a little but not nearly enough.
Won't you please send or take your
donation over to the Hospital now.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

Sgt. Earl Williams has returned
home after spending four years
overseas. He is the husband OF
Mrs. Overl Willimas of 407 Wctto
st. Clanton, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10
Brookhaven, Miss.
Alice Brown Smith. scribe

NHCC NHVWH 0HffHe11, oVEH0C
st. James M B. Church climaxed
a successful ten-day revival with
baptismal and fellowship services
Sunday Rev. Gundy noted evange-
| list of New Orleans, La. conduct
ed the meeting.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10
PERSONALS

MRS. MARY ODOM of Pasca-
goven Street annCunce the
marriage of her daughter Mary
Easter to Cpl. Marshall Moore Jr.
Sunday October %. Cpl. Moore,
son of Mrs. Joaddie johnson OF
Canton, Miss, just back from over
seas after serving 20 months in
the quartermaster. Truck Co., in
England, France, Belgium Holland
Luxembourg and Germany Miss
Odum was a Beautician at Lula s
Bells Beauty Shop No. 2 couple
will make their home in Memphis,
Tennessee
MRS. AURELIA YOUNG of Quest
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

Harvey young is at the Sally Harris
Clinic the result of illness wnlch
began last Saturday. At last report
she was doing nicely.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

P. E. il read your problems
and answers constantly and know
that everyone who reads them
benefits to some extent. I am
young girl % years old and my hus
band is 81. I have been married
one year and eight months. My
husband tells me he loves me but
he is going with a girl that stays
in the same house 1 stay in. He is
always bellyaching about the money
he gives me. He is nice to me but
run around stays out all night and
still thinks ought to put up with
the way ho does. Must I stay on or
leave?
Ans. No marriage can long sur
vive unless it's laws are strictly OBJ
served. You and your husband are
going to have to come to an under
standing about money matters and
each others privileges which at this
time seem to be the bones of con-
tentiOn. II would be well for you to
begin operating on budget so that
you can show your husband how
the money is being spent. Also
make him understand that he is
married and has no right to seek
other girls company. Go out with
him when he longs for more ex-
citing entertainment. You are GO
ing to have to play the role of wife
and sweetheart to keep him salts
fed.
M. T. H My husband and I
eparated 4 years ago. We have a
little girl. left because we couldn' t
agree on something's. Now we talk
on the phone occasionally and he
writes to me but he will not sup
port our child. He has another
wife now and I wonder if 1 should
forget about his wife and interfere
in his life or let him alone. I was
first and he was my first love but
we couldn't make it together. 1 am
engaged to a boy overseas who is
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

PFC. Eligah Ealy has returned
home after spending 81 months in
the U. S. army in the United States
He is the husband of Mrs. Ruby
Lee Ealy OF 422 Walnut st. Canton
Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

coming home Tell me what to do?
Ans: You left your husband and
since you two have been legally
separated he has found new wife
and you have no right to interfere
in their lives. You should have
sought support fer your child at
the time of your separation as he
has been relieved of the RESPONSE
bility for four years and it will be
difficult to make him assume it
again. If you want TO press the
matter Of support for the child it
is all right but do not try to break
up his home. When your friend
from overseas returns you will cease
broOding yer your ex-husband.
F. M. Tt like your column very
much. I am going with boy in the
Navy and a little something hap
pened the other night Did he mean
, it or not? Is he pretending?
Ans: If he is serious, he won't
fail to convince you beyond a doubt
every chance that he gets to be
with you. Dent fall victim of his
line. let there be proof of his sin
cerity consider him as a sutton
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

worry needessy
please write your problem will be anayzed in
AssEs s4A READING With
personal letter OF sound
tons Please stamped sc envelope for confidential
sonhne your pSbens within the realm of
The AReE' WALLACE SERVICE
Care q tn Scott Newspaper Syndicate
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

Mrs. Mary Tampher is i'll at her
home Staff Sgt. Percy Brayant
is spending a As day furlough with
his family.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

MRS. AURELIA YOUNG of Quest
Pearl Street wife of Mr.. Jack
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Windsor Port
Plan Backed

Detroit common council an d
boards Of supervisors Of Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb counties to-
day We're urged to carry out the
regional airport plan recently
completed by the $4,000 experts
of the Metropolitan Aviation
Planning Authority.
The authority made the recon-
mendauon in letters TO these
bodies. mailed yesterday. At the
same time. IL prepared 10 dlsband,
Principal recommendations OF
the engineers, Horner and Shlfrin
OF ST Louis and Smith, HinChman
and Grylls of Detroit, was 10 set
up a permanent regional aviation
authority instructed to build a
major airport on the international
site in Windsor.
II the permanent authority
found TINS would take too long.
the experts urged construction of
the initial stages = of an airport
at Ford and Gulley roads, pre-
ViouSly recommended as the No. ]
site for d city airport.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Uityy'sMafef
Losses High

Detroit iTaS lost IN cstiIn1tcd
S325 900 IN revenue since July l
because Of the end OF the war,
industrial reconverSIon and the
unusually wet season. General
Manager Laurence 6 Lenhardt
Of tho board Of water commits
SionerS said today
Loss OF the anticipated revenue
viii make u CCcSSary TO curtall
the boards replacement and inn
provcment programs and VIII void
plans 20 aid IN unemployment OF
discharged war workers. Len
hardt said.
The departments $1,000 200
postwar program VIII remain un-
affected The council has author
lied the issuance of }O-ycar
revenue bonds 20 supplement the
Sl,5OoooO fund now tagged for
that purpose.
The systems So 34s3. 300 in out
standing bonds VIII also be re-
funded AZ a lower interest rate
Tho water department had only
four 400 0OO.gallon pumping days
this summer. compared with 81
last year. Lonhardt said In eX-
planning the revenue loss. The two
victory holidays cost the city an
estimated $1,000 10 $4,000, be
added
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
DPW Fears Walter
Threw "a East One

eissti-~eFpiee -eea4nftSSteff-te-
day approved dismissal Of Walter
Johnson because, like his contem-
porary of baseball fame, he really
toSseS fast ones
johnson, 80, Of 1885 Cameron
was a DPW laborer VINO aspired
to the S1ie Of truck driver, He
took 20 written examinations
without success.
A third examination brought a
passing grade but Johnson wasn't I
hired because he had failed. less
than 90 days. before. A fourth
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Denies Setting Fire
In Friend S eeffar

William II. Roberts, 80. of 12O69
Mettetal accused of firing a stack
of papers in the cellar of Mary
Robinson, 25, at S20l Melville.
Aug. IA. because she threatened
10 break off their friendship was
held for trial on a charge of arson
today by Recorders Judge Gerald
Groat.
Roberts pleaded innocent on ar
raignment. waived q examination
and was released on $500 bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Mother of =
Hunted by Hin

Relatives of a missing 'Nyan-
dotte mother of three. Mrs Lou
ella ". Nichol, ~. today made a
plea 10 Detroit Times readers TO
help them find her
Mrs. Nlchol left her home az
1887 Fifth at p. m. Aug. II 10
go 10 the Big Chief Cafe IN
Wyandotte. where she works as
q waitress.
Her daughtcr-in.law Nina Bar
rett. 1445 Fifteenth, Detroit
thinks she pay have been despOn-
dent over the death OF her huS-
band. three months ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Bishop 10 Preside
At Church Dedication

Archbishop Fan &. Noli will
officiatp al dedication services at
II 30 a. m Sunday IN the st.
Thomas A lhanian Orthodox
Church, Fourteenth and Antoin-
ettc.
Archbishop Noli will be honored
at a banquet in the Whittier
Apartments at s p. m. Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

examination also brought a p5vs-
ing grade and johnson then was
ready for cerufication; until
Perplexed officials began a
comparison of the four written
examinations, finding the first
two in Johnsons handwriting and
the last two apparently the work
Of someone else.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

You can order The Detroit
Times delivered to your home
EVERY DAY by phoning Cherry
$500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

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