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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-02-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court Of the
County of Dickinson, on the
22nd day of JAN, 1945.
Edith Johnson, Complainant
against
Howard Johnson, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce Avincullo Matri-
monii upon the grounds of de-
sertion.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Howard Johnson, is not resi-
dent of the State of Virginia, it
is ordered that he do appear here
within 10 days after due publ
cation hereof, and do what may
be necessary to protect his inter
est in this suit. And it is further
ordered that copy hereof be
published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Dicken-
son Herald, and that a copy be
posted at the front door of the
court house of this county on or
before the LIST. Feb. rules, 1945.
A copy-Teste:
E. B. Stanley, Clerk
J. c. Smith p.q. (Jan. 25-45
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-02-01

For some folks it will come in few years
as they watch their wiser friends collect
when their War Bonds come due.
Don't be one of the boys who're going
to feel like kicking themselves. don't give
in to that urge to spend moav. Hang on to
those War Bonds till they're fully matured.
If you cash your Bonds in now you're
taking fighting dollars away from Uncle Sam
just when he needs them most You're throw
ing away the best investment in the world
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-02-01

and chance to have things you We always
wanted. And you get mighty poor break
when you buy things at time when goods
are inferior in quality and prices are high
&c. instead of looking forward to "That
All Gone Feeling" get set for the thrill of
ifetime-the time when you can march
proudly down to the bank and get your fall
four dollars for every three you've loaned your
country.
Meanwhile, keep on buying War Bondsl
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06
Box Saves
Life in Jap
Suicide Raid

Okinawa-Leon Harris. store
keeper, third class, of Washington,
D. c., will be partial to boxes as
long as he lives; one saved his life
when a suicide plane struck his
ship off the coast of Okinawa.
Harris is now stationed on this
island as a member of logistic sup
port Company 26, but he goes
aboard various ships daily to
check cargo as other men unload
it.
About a month after the invasion
of the island, he was carrying out
his duties in the hold of an LIST
when the air raid sirens broke the
monotony of the job. The chief
petty officer asked all hand to con-
tinue work so they could get the
material ashore.
1--WE continued working" Harris
said, "and after awhile we forgot
about an air raid going on. We had
been working for more than an
hour when l noticed all the men
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

running from the ship. knew
something was wrong. Before l
had chance to ask, ! heard the
anti-aircraft guns open up. 1t
wasn't until then that / remem-
bered the air raid.
1.-THE guns didn't fire much un-
til the plane landed on the ship. l
was knocked silly for a few min
utes. A large wave carried me
back past midship when I tried to
crawl out. There was a box right
beside where I stopped and ]
grabbed hold of it. While I was
holding the box saw several ship
mates floating on top of the water.
If. it wasn't for that box / would
have been out there with them. y
Harris held onto the box until
he saw a large hole in the side
of the ship, made by the plane
He climbed up to the hole and
Jumped into the ocean. When a re-
scuing party picked him up, Har-
ris was treated for internal in
juries
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

pIn-up IaVOrlteS are taken from
nearly every walk of life. You'd
take one too every time you took a
walk" Burns quipped.
remembered that marvellous
Marva Louis had been selected by
her manager Bill Graham as IA.
vorite possessing plenty Of sock
entertainment and wondered if it
was true that her hubby sgt. Joe
Louis was really in earnest about
divorcing her. So ! ups, "What
about Marva Louis? Do any Of you
fellows think she's a good choice
fer pin-up favorite?" And a yokel,
in passing, ejacuIated: els he kid
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

drinks. My bill was now two dol
lars and my allotment was but
three dollars and was thinking
about walking home. Not while
Hawkins was blowing up a breeze
outside.
Willie Bryant had returned from
Washington, D. c., and l thought
it good thing to contact him
if it was possible-and find out who
he thought was the No. 1 Pin-Up ia
vorite. telephoned the Hotel Their
esa. Earl Cough said he had been
there at the bar and left. He had
hQQn at the Palm Gafn
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06


"And what Lucky Milnder would give you were he
to find Judy in company is something else again.
the retort proper.
The boys argued for hours and Grady curtss, the
bartender at Mikes, continued to pour drinks. One
cites (and popular brand, tooD mentioned some.
thing about Judy Carol having gained weight since
the band returned to sunny California swell, what
in the hell has that got to do with her being
being pin-up favorite?" Ralph Burns horned in Now
this guy Burns, who drinks nothing but Haig a Haie
Scotch knows something about danes. "Well" Jerry,
another of the rnixocoogists put in, "if this chick
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

Bastone The Braddocks BOSNIAN hadn't him
Id just left SmalPs learned after spending twenty
eighty cents in my kick, to hell with Bryant and
the pin-ups too.
know one thing. Although I'm dizzy from the
neck up, this pin-up business is aIotta bunk Here
are dozen more jodes arguing about G favor
ites Where do get off with that stuff? They
supposed to be for the boys in the armed forces,
anyway. Alberta Hunter dropped card (about
choice for some battalion somewhere along the
Burma Road Miss Hunter is heading uSO unit
and l think that fine thing for her to be
chosen "queen" and, mean that's good DEAL
STILL all of them DANES might be heavy dish with
the Gl guys-but, give me Anne Gwynne, the Uni
versal movie star, and don't fence me in!
Ted Said: Frank HUMPHREYS and his Orchestra are
phries will rise to the top for he has the goods .
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

Clearance Green, seaman, second
class, USNR, Jackson, Miss, is
serving on the USS Mason, de-
stroyer escort of the Atlantic
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

dIh9? That's watch"
Lena Horne Dolores Brown.
Harris Alberta Pyme and half dozen others
Alberta headlines USO unit
noticed that about
OF course Curts the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06


having
around"
Wheeler recently returned
the khaki
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06
I'VE BEEN AROUND
Nezv York; ss
Judy Carols Pin-Up Dish, Yeah Mani
But Cive Me Anne C,cynne And Don't Fence Me In
BY Ted Votes.
h-ss 49, S~sss ssss

discussing pnup
a
give to
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

HUMPHREYS will the he has
another bandeader
= patched things
a Xmas present? Good dealt
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Collects Rent falsely;
Draws Jail Sentence
N-stsrda,, An,per

Accepting a $40 advance rental
payment ON a flat she didn I
possess brought Mrs Myrtle Agnes
Bergman. IS Of 2OSs Seward An
So-day sentence in the House of
Correction.
Mrs Bergman was charged with
obtaining money under false pre-
tense in q complaint filed by Mrs.
Audrey Murphy. Sl07 Prairie. who
said She contacted the defendant
through a newspaper advertise
mont
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
By Bob Kane
BY Roy Crane

lI, ambition o, 10 he,omc doctor and
- b, No.oh, or,rion THAR c,rvns 4
0ce,rlrcr route g,e, hm rauns., 49,.
rerer,c 7coc,ar, 90 succeed ~ h'e r
Noc-1nr.
Nor,,h ,er,-, Dc,-o, Trr. ,Ybs,rh.r,
through Vrvrroos. BrrrI-s Bl,svooe
and Turr, avenues, H', route prom,
,,eps, tla peek, ,ubv,r,1i r.t ol
eb,,r ~, u,s, 20 rur,tp, 73r rori.
q, further contribution 20 tee u1r
Effort Nior,,b V', and duf,cr, v1r
Vsmr, pa, ,o.- NOR, th1r lD0no.to dite-
Vorcb rs oo4cor in t1e sib s-,je
Of lIudlrs school r IS. b,,, A. jtl-o
Ber Ro,t Il, r1r, cl'i ior college
edue,uon l''er gr,dusuns from -l..
school ~, rla,, ,o',b,I in b, Dr.or
iima Carrier Athieue League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Better Hyde Portrait
To Hang in City Hall

A larger and better portrait of
Oliver MoultoU HYDE Detroit
mayor in 1S56-67 VIII soon hans
IN The city hall gallery
Common council YESTERDAY voted
n pay freight charges on 'hc
portrait which is being gwen 10
the city by Uydo grandson. A-a
Don Dickinson of SVarthm0fc. IA
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
& WISHING WELL q

BY MseLesn
IT DEPENDS ON HOWMoU
lOOk AT IT AAOhAi
BY Jimmy HatIo

ERE pleasant little game that Will give a message
every day II numerical puzzle designed % spell
fortune Count the letters the
OF letters is subtract II the number less
add The result your key upper
rectangle every
numbers left to right Then read the message under
the checked figures give you. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
Former Vice I'Fexisleni
Confident Of Poser
With Large Feilow ing
Of supporters

RUENos AIRES. oet is
The general asrsks len AFwsn.
tina came 90 an end toasY.
and Colonel Juan PaEoa. fer
mer vice president. l~fs - q
or q vacation.
Before he went away. ha
assured himself that hia poss.
err was intact ana that Ell 81
his enemies had been - E.
tered TO various parts 81 th
republic.
lie supporters. he aicd
before leaving. are in luii
control. and he aldei b. lf't
confident they would eun-
time 60 control the uuF Fn-
mCnt.
tie said Il was his iHisH-
ton. on rs return. "a berin
TO campaign for the pftl.
deney. the election O. De- held
next April
Eight we're Killed and in
wounded 10 the riots ssster-
day
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
MAXWELL'S SALE
VERY SUCCESSFUL
CROWDS THRoNC STORE ON
OPENIsG OF SALE
THIS MORNING

MaeasIIa Furniture Store.
vh'eH naa 8 ta page advertise
meni n To- Culen YESTERDAY.
aas ~ .noad,d thh morning
iltaa ttt purchasers WrIp add
HIitra m a,efwus aud. aficr
u.t haa maa, trea purchase.
tN tH Store In etans
uWne u.4 morning th, cloAd
20. Afse mar he'd O. Walt
sisth uttole tl,s poAlu enat
H.. .lHft 4ut mauasyl mtau-
code aauftH ,tuk noas he
ataaA Gel aalIt8 uu 4u lis tuln
De- aau I4tte. be- vlsh,d Ca
ap hsla ia El- iuaaIIis o. give
af.f fItaE aH,H Nas .mpHs-
tIf W tru ul lat .fCansiantts
ffar aI ..r tr. rift acsidsui.
.Ii.Hata fuf .at as rts4Ii ct
anla t..I tla.a on FLEMING
Streets ntIaten Margaret and
auun.Il uhe.e COL. Store h sItu-
at.a SEES hut1 aIih aat1moblles
an hah sides
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
N. A. M. GROUP
HEARD ON issue
REDUCE TAXES
TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE Fl
NANCE COMMITTEE DEAL
ING WITH REDUCTION or
TAXES

" A~iiNNS IN. tICt. ~.
Members Of the National
Association Of ManulactuT-
ers testified today before the
senate finance committee Ie-
CARING the reduction OF
taxes.
Each said that the manu-
factuTeTs were prepared 10
provide employment Tor n
percent at American work
men 81 the government re-
duced taxation sufficiently
and Ga down ! s expenditure
Ia fifteen blilion a wear
Win propc adherence u
thuii.ncss they declared. the
government can b. operate Oh
tloAct lWItti q fifteen Dil-
hon
Prcsldtut Green ol the Amcu-
can Fcuo elton u Labor stated
tn.. trs slBu.uUU Aolkmen in mas
.aa1.... i44 not want O. ilat
ralaa in pau 81 they tlaalghi
,.t.s llIt Eut .niul
-f.u.d o., IsaIt affh frdiuaua Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
NIPPON CABINET
Is TOYING WITH
MARTHUR ORDER
PERTAINS TO MATTER or
DissoLvIEc GIANT INDUS
TRIAL MoNoPoLIEs IN
COUNTRY

TOKYO. Oct. l9.-The
Japanese cabinet appeaFe I
today 90 be toying with Gen
eTal Macarthur order. is-
sued October II. Co dissolve
the giant industrial monOpo-
lies 90 Japan.
Members OF the cabinet
issued statements that the
monopolies had been Instru-
mental IN building up Jap
ane~e trade az home anu
abroad.
The cabinet mcmusr. explained
inst % ~ss fareause ai the Ca. ling
ui thc capital bt ndustf tAl.sls
thaf put Japan in e. pusltssn to
expand Der trade e. sn great au
extent enpioyHleni - a. kept un
q high lptt. 40 huug
Bot MANY groups col Jafan.ss
arc advutaunK hat Co., ea.t r-
mtni take uEtr tht ta ra4sfrt
Go distribution 90 re a.. t.
among tht people ahu asserted
a.. hs their hard ua aud Iaa
ray made tnc giant concern.
Itssslull
Aeanwhile tr Ma,A.tsaI or.
der is ntins ,aIred Ha' through
uat Japan
fNC Thousand Iap. tstss t..a
q afsdc aud caugci nlHns Cd.
handing jobs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
General Strike In Argentina
Ends; Eight Killed with 40
Wounded In Riots Yesterday
FUNERAL
HERE ON SUNDAY

FUNERAL servHea for Bernard
Albort Bisya. - who died IN NsN
Ymk. wHl - held here -
o'clock Sunday afternoon from
81 Paul's Episcopal Church me
Rev Jsmcs Mcconnell, pastol,
Nlil ofiiCiatc
rhe body Of TIA decuased, seni
hare from Me- YORK all ~
placed 10 ths church AZ 40 o'els'ck
that AFTERNOON
Pftchard Funcral H0mC s ~
charge q arrangements.
s.rvIxors tncssuo tina moiheT.
Mrs. Man Riaxa two suns. BE-
~ q a 5lagu. Jr. oi the L =.
Na.5 ard JacK samuel BlaEa 81
Miami. Fia lAlce sisters Mrs.
JEFF knight II Ky West. Mrs. T
J Swanson of Perry. la, md
Ms Prank Dlll Of !ngleWood.
Cahf two brothers Frank h
Biaga 20 sulphur Ia. and Res
Biaxa 81 Miami Pa. and numef-
ols ncphcWs and nicces
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19

est for naval personnel and
tor the general public j.
scheduled al the Naval OPP
Grating Base Navy Day. Dc
tober p. when the IS
Conger. sleek, modern. air
conditioned submarine. holds
open house from 30 am.
10 { pm. 70 b announced Is
Capt. 4. r. Reordan. hase
commander. The sub Will
dock in front of the Admin
istration building
Three surface craft viii
also De locked nearby and
will be open % the puzzle At
the same time. They include
the tS.S. Chatelain. de-
~troyer-eScort ii9. the Isl
500 aud the Sonar school
flagship. the ISIS. Huron.
PTS.
The Fleming street gate
will be open o. the general
public from 10 am. 10 ! pm.
with guards present g. direct
those coming aboard 20 the
-hip. ship. may be- boarded
until { pm.
Skppercd by Comdr Hen
~ %. supple. USN. since her
commissioning on Feb. IL.
1915. the [ -. CongeT tS>
l17l. built al "a cost of about
seven million. Is One Of the
NaNt'~ wet and most mod
srr lt,t submarine AFTER
intensive training and shake
down lu various Atlantic and
=. ..fI. areas. she departed
cor ths Pacific war zone Two
DAYS before the Capltulation
uI Japan and turned back
after the news was received.
Ahut 81 ntf Gent 81 hCf cuu
.erert - q men and 8 ufflcrls
tr up uf coUhat veterans
m tns nlst three years e
g. f. .anf.rH nrs.k al Hn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
NAVAL CRAFT TO Be THROWN OPEN
TO VISITORS HERE ON NAVY DAY

- the brine 81 the manner ira
dItional fuT one advanced rn
rank. Lieut. ComdF. Frank DaW-
ley touk has dslcklng laughingiy.
He's bad EN- before.
A. one tIuae be- held the mif
20, weight boxing championship
81 tne USN. too lis rvcord m-
Cludcs tWo round trips o. ihr
South Pole Ngth Admiral Bsre.
aud IN ls4i on the same vessel.
the USS Bear. hc made tap
go thc North Pole un Green
land p@trol and participated n
tine capture of q German sChuou
e. Nhlch Nas husy establishing
Neathcf sfafun. To- Greenland.
SIC returned o. tine surmarIn.
serVlce tr Is4i. and quahiicd
b. hard Nsv going throuth
thf Panama Canal
DcCuafcd msmners 81 the crcA
includ, Rubeft J Dunncily 81
d. EarI X X kman. MaMMlc.
George " LStle. Sole. Jamua A.
MattheWfs. MoMMlc Harry =
Mccarthy SM2c Orlando c
Miller. EMO. CALVIN A Profit.
TMic and DunaId J Stfop.
MoMMlc. sli USN and 90 ues
CTS 81 commentator l1bun
Fms WT ChTsilanscn. USN.
wears the Silver Star. awarded
hlm foT sCr.ICc aboard 90, King
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
PROCI AMATICN NAVY DAY SUNDAY

Whereaa. Commodore Shel4on Clara Prassdemi 90 ihe
Navy Lesrue United Stses anngsheet thai So
asY octobsr a. ls4s has been dssssnaed - NAVY SUI
DAY end
whoreas Il Is Nays thai tah az shsN
specisl day Of Ebute % the 10 ell me Service -
have lost 81 n ths dstsnae % he untFa
Sstes. OF last resting oare neneaih tae
waiors OF ~oFl1 iew have been ptd httna trieste
TIE Navy therefore vail 0Wers - wafefa
throughout tradit0nal csTemsnF tog heaafa
those lives express ne ssniimana
Ct : dscpY grateful action and
Where's dssFn4 = lcin saeh
sending Hover the senior Rava4 Ch@ahan
Miami Florida other Designated portal b. maan5Mhi
October 20 ls45 No~ thsFei0Fe
l. John caTbonsA j. Mayer 81 The CITY Of ksT 49,
Florlds hereby proclaim sunday octohsE a lstA
Navy Day sunday dsv WHICH rsY - Hsaal tfaat
Ell Services who EAT thsa lives 81
N 3efsnss of the united State
IN WITNESS WHEREOF hsresnis M hsa4
d The City KEY Wes Florida. Ctr H.
lsth Day Of oetobsr \. . isSs
JOHN cARBoNELL ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19

y ta"HAHN Wv n AfAH NA...'s 1871
afth snau parade lu the
morning. ofen house a. the
Nasai Opciaung Base and Naval
Ar StstIun au aiI shoN bsnt
Program and ball game in tn
Afternoon and dau.t. d.nuer
snd ~oc.a. events ln tire evening.
Is announced bis Capt 4 p
Rtefdan. usse commando IT.
first peacctiwe Observance here
i.f uany N,af>. 90 All be- 90 th,
form uf q victory tribute
FLYING flags and martial music
uIu aCCumpaus units 90 NasaI
Marine ard WAVE peTsunne.
aha t1gstH. Rltn IuCal ruH
uuRcut. oi c.le and patflYt.
.IEar .sat.n-. H.I Hsrth auau
Dave. street ~ l1 90 m SATURDAY.
Dcf q Faaf r.t.E uN isa.
aBd ol ean4zstisns will
secs f. rr. f.st... 500 10 ui fh,
... 900. Tt. In. 81 march
EH u Wmf,rtaa stree, l
ID. , lH4un C...' Haa-,
.. IH.
H..t I.Ar Ht...H... q. Ia.aH
lrt. r
n.... s.. .H.r r.r.ta n Ia.
.r I.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19
FLWOOD'S PLACE

CO william and Fleming Streets
80 rs and FRfERS
Frash kllied ia Kew West Daily
fresh Flovida EGGS
0pEN SUNDAYS PHONE see
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-19

So amssa Press Day Wire
@sAEa &c Az kaaiures
- Years Devoted A. the
- lnasHewas &c 49, West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-06

pie measure with terrific
implications.
Both is simplicity and H.
implications liz in the fact
hal should il pass. "a writ
ten. Congress would thereby
declare:
1t Is the rolicy 81 the
United States - foster FREE com
psti1iye enterprise and thu in.
.Vestnert # ol private capital IN
trade AMI cuume.cc ard in D.
telopment a tn natural re-
sources # the United States"
? "Au Americans ahlc a.
work aid seeking work have the
right 90 useful. remuneratiVc
regular and full tiFne employment.
and u Is the policy # the United
States 80 assume tn existence II
81 times It sufficient employ
msnt opportunities to enable al
Americans Nho have finished
ihcil s-hoollng and who d. not
have full tiue housekeeping re-
sponsIbliities freely - exerclse
this right"
Th0se are the exact words a
TIE hlll. the rest # which merely
creates tho machinery ~ which
Congress and the President car
b. euiosd IN fulfilling this prom
Isc "a t8c people.
Other than that II does moth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-06
Full Employment Bill Simple
Measure With Terrific
implications
BY JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON. Oct. e.
Headline readers NAV have
he idea that the proposed
Full Employment Act ls q
panacca for any and al m-
mediate postwar economic
alimCui~-a guarantee oi
go .Uou 0OU iol,~ az a living "r
better Wage-aud that Con
gre~> Is going g. make work
all over The place.
They had better read "a
little deeper.
The same j, good advice
Tor the calamity hoWltr~
Is ho think the Full Employ
meut Bill Guild gIH, ~, eor
eminent the right go stick 'f-
au~c into everybody bust
ness. continue controls over
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-06
SPECIAL GOODS IT
BROWN DERBY BAR

The Bruwn Derby Bar. nwmea
~ Charles l. Saunders. ogw4maww
. package EsNMis department tlAAl
ranks high musona re- i.naa pAaNws
In South FioFida lng : eumgAns !
selscsion " the lwsf IN tmanmtm
and domestic winea and lsaAaasa
In all wantsi saxek.
Mr. Saunders has rs annuunem.
nlenf On she ffont paWe ~ taz1mg'a
Cttlxen.
The Brown Derby nmr ms8vw8
TIE besi drinks In lown "A gw4a
lar prices.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-06

ing. Should Il pass without .
single dissenting vote. n stu
would ID nothing 90 give return
M wa veterans "a discharged
war workers iolss immediately. oF
even this winteE. II would take
that long "a 81 up the full en-
{ loymcnt machinery and thT0w
the switches
Henry Morgenthau, former Sec
Rotary II the Treasury. enthusiast
tically approved the hill a. an
,appropr.aite basis from which a.
commence an nriaivsis Of the
problem 81 . prosperous postwar
America.
That's what IL is--a founda-
ton.
In spite # that IL something
If . mystery why the admlnlstTa-
ton and congressional headers
made Il the first must on the
postwar list.
After an. Scn. James Y Muir.
Tsy ID Aonu and Rep. Wright
patman D-TcxD introduced the
bail eight months ago. II was
gathering dust when Congress
went home for vacation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-06

HOW THOSE IRISH
DO GET AROUND

SALT LAKE cITY.-cap

SALT LAKE CITY.-Capt.
W L Hcnson would like n
e little bcitpr If his deg could
AT 3eratanA Enalixh. But the
anfmai. nicxed ~ BY Nonson
in italy. will answer onlv to
Commands sooken in Italian.
Hcmzcn leRFned enough Ital-
len SC hc and his Irish setter
Oct elomn fine bat the air
mems nsrentf MF ard NJ.
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Alfalfa = probably a Spanish
version # the Arabian wofd
alfacfacah. whirh means the best
soia - fodder.
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SPECIAL MUSIC IT
Ia CONCHA HOTEL.

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tain tire patEuua - IT, co&h&mal
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What is Peace?

the chance help neghbor To help him regardless #
who he !, how he ~orships. 10 iogeibo IN mutual
and confidence
And th, i, democracy in it, finest expression This i
part OF all fighting for This j. Wha tos help
bring about when YOU contribute the oea
munit, chest Make your contribution toda, and maAs
biz =, ,our heart.