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Evening star., 1945-06-14
Misses Spring and
Summer Suits

Z Originally $500 AIl-WeeI
cerdissn Suits. ! navy, size IA;
| pink, size lo-----4S.oo
! Originally 5s.95 Light Blue
Drsssmoksr 6obardins cardissn
Suit, size l2--------4S.0 90
Z Originally $500 Yarn Dye
Grey Wool Dressmsksr Suits with
stripe jackets. ! size II. ! size
! Originally $500 Brown Dress
msker Suit, size l8----28.oo
Z Originally 5000 Suits. ! green
eordieon. size 8: ! eold-eoIored
California suit, size l2--24.oo
] Originally 1895 Embroidered
looeo Wool Drsssmaksr Suit.
size l4------------ 800
- Originally 1890 Spun Reyon
Summer Suits in blue, green, rose
or black; broken sizes for misses.
800
Suits. E Street Building,
Tk;.1 EJ.nr
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Originally 1895
CocktoiI Tobles
8.88

Handsomely designed cocktoI tobes-nneicuousy built Of
oieonina oIwolnut oI-nohooony Yours for sss
Originally 1895 FIexo Ben-Vikino ook brilliant red
Beautifully desi9ned .a m --- 1925
Originally 1895 Wall consees-pieked pine------2s.ss
Originally 1895 Drum TabIe-oI nnohooony Sold is,
1925
Originally 34s5 Cocktail TabIss-ined ook
gun,wood 1875
Originally 1875 Fsxo Bar Stools. block and e--$l5
Originally 1895 coekte Toblss-even all mahogany 1875
80 Originally s8 Pier cabinss-o| wonu oil mahogany
s.e5
~ Originally 1925 coekts Tebss-heot finish ----7.ss
- Originally 1875 Tier TabIes-o mahogany
~ Originally 9.95 End Tobiss-o mahogany
IS Originally 1875 Mi'ron-fromes in mahogany wonut
color
500
II Originally s.o5 End Tablss-o mahogany
Originally so5 Coffee TabIss-oI mahogany -------2s5
Furniture, Fourth Floor, The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Originally S325 Imported
ox12 Wool Ruos
1875

Fine hand knoted ol-wooI rugs imported from lndio
Deep, thick pile for onelved beauty ends finished with
fringe. Chnese-type patterns in decorator coors.
oisnely $3.50 AendMode Indie Wool Rugs. llxl4 fs2s5
osnay $40 Iufted Wool Rugs nen 2x
osiney Szez sxl 2-ft Tufted Wool
Orsnoy Sz35 hondM ndia Wool Rug oxe tt-----SI5o
Originally SZ75 hondMode lnd Wool Rugs oxlOIz
odsnay ses HondMode India Wool Rugs 7xe tt---s,25
Originally $175 HendMode ndio Wool exe IT,
osinely $50 Cotton Chenille Rug, exl2
u Originally ees5 Cotton Shes Rugs, ox2 tt.----4sso
Rags, Fourth Floor, The Heeh Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Originally Ito and 1.64
Gorden TreIlises
1.3o

White-enomeIed garden trelIis-
either Il inches wide or "a
inches wide.
Z Originally 1854 Redwood Gin
Rummy Settees-tWo chairs with
q tobIe ottoched in center, 1895
Z Originally 22.55 Redwood
Club choirs-soilcIoth reversible
pods ods----------------l6.ss
Originally l7.lI White I'm
breIIo TabIe, 3O-ineh top, 1929
] Originally S.iz Porch Rockers.
sIonted seat and bock----5.99
s Originally 4.6e Unpainted Glib
son Island Chairs, slonted scot,
IS Originally e4e Choir Scot
Peds-simuloted Ieother bottom,
2oe
Summer Farmifare. Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
so Originally 2.oe Pr.
Jr. Boys All Royon
Stacks
1.oo

Lightweight for Summertime
heat. In ton only: sizes s to II.
s. Originally $50 Jr. Boys
Boxer Model Swim Shorts, sizes
6, s -------I.9S
IS Originally l.25 Jr. Boys Knit
Besque Shirts, sizes 4, s, g. 3se
so Originally LIS Boys All
Wool beFets in tan, brown, navy,
25e
50 Originally 55e Boys' Knit Ties
in college stripes Toe
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor.
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Fobric Remnants
Va of

Cottons. royons and wooIs in the
group. All Va off.
i3o yds. Originally LIS Novelty
ksts, 48-inch---89e yd.
$50 yds. Originally Las Rsyen
Mesh. 5o-inch----S9e yd.
50 yds. Originally 100 sparkIe
Marquhstte --------3Se y1.
Fabric Center. Street Floor,
The Hschf Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Originally 2.95 to e,o5
Pillow Shoms
100

Cotton chintz, royon toffe'o ond
oottons. Popular colors.
! Originally l4.s5 chintx spreed
single -------------S.95
7-24.5o Gioshsen spreeds-
single size---9.50
Z Originally 1850 and 1913
HobnaiI Chenille Spreods-sinele
and double in eroup-s.s8
- Originally 1850 chint1-
trimmed Spreads - single ond
Is Originally 1923 chintz-
trimmed Dropes
II Originally 1875 GIo,hsen
20 orisinoIly iz.es Checked
Royon Teffeto Spreads -6.ss
- Originally 1923 Checked
Rayon Toffeta Dropes 5.sS
9 Originally 1925 chintx
- Originally 7.s5 chintz Skirts,
4.s5
4 Originally s.s5 seteen Skirts.
4.e5
Z Originally s.ss se.een Skirts.
3.es
Z Originally s.ss PIoid Reyen
Toff>ko Skirtx I az
81 Originally 5.ss 70 s.ss
Dropes-cottons, cotton Gre
tonnes and quilted cotton prints,
2.eS
Z Originally 4.ss Cotton Print
Skirts 1873
200 Originally 4.99 Woven Cot
ton Drdpes -----1.99
Originally 7.95 Cotton Print
Skirts s-----l.o5
orisinolIy 4.ss Cotton Spreed,
100
Spreads, Si1fh Floor.
Tie Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
45 Originally 14.95 to 1926
Junior Miss Dresses
1898

Royon erepes. wools. cottons,
solid coIors. postels, prints. or
checks. one or two piece styles.
Broken sizes 9 to s.
81 Originally 1925 Dresses.
checks and prints in cotton. eye
let yokes. brown, green. or red,
broken sizes 9 to l5----8.8S
50 Originally 5.99 to 1925
Dresses, chombroys, seersuckers,
royon prints or posteIs. broken
sizes 9 to l5------3.es
Young Washineto1ias Shop,
Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
200 Originally LIS
Bridge Table Covers
70c

Attractive covers for your bridge
toble. Protect or redecorote your
bridge tobles.
100 Originally 100 Simulated
Leather Writing Cases Soc
50 Originally Its Ration Book
Holders 90
50 Originally $50 Iron Book
Ends. Poir- 90
Stationery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
OrI9InoIIy I'D IT. 30
Bottle Suits
1895

Your choice Of blue. brown or
ton in sizes 4 to 10, All suits
properly Iobeled as to wool con-
tent.
4 Originally $500 Students
Suits in grey, blue, brown tweed.
Sizes "a, 81, 38--------l9.95
Z Originally 1895 Boys Knieker
Suits in brown and blue; size 9
stout only -----------12.95
4 Originally 1875 Sport jackets.
3 eomel's hair. size 38; | leisure,
size II -----1o.95
s Originally l.sS to 2.s5 Large
Size Sport Shirts -I------1.z5
! Originally AS kheki Wosh
Stacks. size 8------I.25
All suits and Jackets properly labeled
as to tDooi content.
Boys Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
|e4 Pieces Originally ST. to 3.98
Dainty Neekweor
6oc

Pretty colIors or dickies in pioue,
oreondy, or lace. Pick-me-ups
for summer dresses or suits, re-
freshnent for dark sheers.
Neekwear. Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Clearance of Bedroom Furniture

Originally Sl35 Vonity-Modern design with mirror Wal
veneers eurwood
I Originally Sl37 Modern Dresser with mirror. Wonut
oumwood
orsinoIy $e3 and s1oo vonitiss-Modern mirrors
Beoched mahogany euwood lined oak
on eun,wood
orisinoy $50 Dreers-Hovest oumwood 1926
Originally $50 vonty-Modern design, primo
Originally $40 vanite, with Mrer.-Lined ook
on oumwood ------------- --------------------59.s5
Originally 1875 Modern Dr.er-WoInut venee on gum
Originally S65 Modern Maple vensy Beses-Shodow
- Originally $50 Modern venites with Mirrors-Lnoed
ounnwood 1895
Originally $40 18th Century vonity-Mohooony
Originally $50 18th Century Dreserolnut finished gum
wood ---------------- 1926
Originally s4e vsn.ie, with Mirror-WoInut
ounwood -------------- SIS
I Originally 80 .ss ch.st-Mope finished oumwood 1885
Originally S46 oresses-Mople finished qunwood SIS
30 Originally 3ls5 Chests Mahogany veneered gum
wood -------------s2 SIS
aunwood, maple finished ounwood
Originally 1875 Night Tobie,-Mohooony finished gum
wood NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40
Originally S22 Full Size Bed-Mope finished ourwood IS
Originally 9.ss Benehes-Mohoeony veneered aunwood
Originally 1925 Night Tobe-Mohoeony finished gum
10 Originally 1895 Mrrors-Wheot- finished frame S.
Originally 9.s5 Bsnehes-Mohooony finished euwood, So
II Originally 7s5 Mrrers-Ook color fromes-
- Furniture, Fourth Floor, Tie Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
CIeronce of Housewares

~ Originally 1923 Shower cutan sstspostc cooted 5ss
originally oS5 Garden Jeeps-
80 Originally 595 Upholstered Wooden Ssp-Stoos- 2eS
~ Originally l.3l Mailing Kits, included 90
- OrislnoIy lI9 6oFden Hose Reels 90
~ Originally LOO Boudor Boxes
IS doz Originally 1.29 O.. Form FemiIy Jou-5se dex
s. Originally LOO Blue Denim cIothespin Aprens--5oe
" oflsinoly oo Ladies' Hot Boxes
~ Originally 7se Steel SkIets 5ss
~ orisnoi'y 7se Conster jars
% onsinoy aye one-Qt. Beon Pots
~ orsi"oiy 90 We'll ousters
% onsinohy ooe Meto Stove Piotes
.oo o"snoiy 4'e Metal Cons ens-------------------sse
u Originally soc ocedor Hand Guards
Hoase~orss Sererth Floor. TIE Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
so Prs, Originally $50 Children S
House Slippers
7.2o

Misses House Slippers Of royon
sotin and corduroy, with open toe
ond heel. Wine, blue, grey;
Sizes l21z to 8.
ChiIdYes's Shoes, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14

An onpie 4ZxoU incheS IN size.
Blue only; slightly soiled.
8 Originally 1925. 24.oo and
$500 Tots Spring Goats in COB
ordine, covert tweed. Broken
sizes 8 to 6x----1e.s5
s. Originally 1895 and 1875
Tots' Spring coats in covert,
10 orisinsIIy 1899 Tots Spring
Goats in tweed and covert. Bro
ken sizes 8 to 6x----S.95
5 Originally 6.s5 AII-wooI Crib
sIonksts, sizes 36x5o; rose ond
blue; soiIed- 4.s8
] Originally 7.95 Tots Wool
Jersey Dresses, red with green
trim. Broken sizes 3 to 6x, 3.88
8 Originally 4.95 Infants' Bunt-
inss with detachable hoods. Pink
only; soiled- 1.s8
All garments properly labeled as
Uool content.
Infants Wear, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Originally sos Fomous
GirdIes
400

I4 exclusive Marcy ordles.
lightly boned. l4-ineh style with
Talon closing.
- Originally 1000 Lily Of
France, Side Hook GiFdIes, broken
sizes 800
I Originally 1850 Rayen Satin
". B. GirdIs, size "a, soiled; IL
inch Ieneth-----Io.o
I Originally sos Reyen setin
GirdIe. ToIon olosine----5.oo
! Originally $50 Side Hook
GirdIs. four elastic side sections.
500
! Originally 1900 E,.x.. Foun-
dotien, size 80, soIled--Io.oo
| Originally $50 Formfit Two
Way Stretch, small size----l.oo
! Originally $50 kyIon Bon
deoux in white ite----50e
| Originally 3.s5 Love Bondsev.
l Originally $50 MarveIforn,
Bro, soAed --------2.oo
Sc Originally $50 Black hyIen
Bondeoux. good uplift t----l. 90
Girdles and Brassieres.
Third Floor, The Heehf Co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

In all parts q Key West one may hear
that business Il falling off. yet that state
memt should be qualified. because the de-
crease i only In comparison to economic
conditions that prevailed here during the
war
The fact l. that there Il not any un-
employment In Key West. and business In
still above what II was I'm pre-war DAYS.
jeff knight. g.. manager Of the Unsted
stars employment ssreiee hi Key~ wee. m
formed, The CitizsA Yesterday tfie he has
more jobs asailssble than tlAsre>@fe appli-
cations Cor boass. sfsss. ssss&s~xsmsw
While the difference In the mamber NJ
jobs and applications : not - decided a.
i vas during the var. yet the number Of
Jobs stilI continues 10 Dc greater than the
number Of applications.
Under that condition. II would be IN
correct to say that business II not good in
Key West as compared with normal times.
Keeping that comparison In mind. business
Il still far better now than il was In the
immediate pre-war days At that time
there were more applications than there
were jobs. meaning b. that term work Of
any kind.
What we are going through nov in
Key West ! a gradual readjustment to
peace eondiaions. while everybody who
wishes 70 wprk can fhsh empl0gment. the
scale Of WAGES or splarieSs rule. i not
- high a II was few-months ago. OF
eveR few weeks aRAensa sssnsrss
III the Navy Yard. FOR Instance. worn
has been reduced Tn Co hours . swFek.
which means that employees now work only
five days out Of seven. But the work Is
there. and In many instances the wages or
salaries are still higher than they were
for a six-day week before the beginning Of
the war
A a result. Key West has readjusted
its economic condition very little since
VI Day. We will not begin to feel the
fun force Of the readiustment or recon-
version until our manpowef condition
reaches that point where there are fewer
Jobs than there are employees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
hKul IT'D.

LIE was ssandirg vary einse -
II hx aesk, grinninx aown -
hnr. ard s1ddenly - SO locksd
- a. hlmA. nxmnda fer har vn8sss
farmlesx fears ssirpiaa amag
Afaer al il momlan'f hurt - re-
az : little nee aFsd shan ssze
- hnen "a 4 tenssom fnr a8yN
That's BETTER - noa8ma hl8
mpnr0xnl ~ she ieaned haek In
her chair - smiled ~ him
~F1neI Now ~ was saying
tHere ere eerfnkn things tha1
never change. like-~weHI IT, this
there are alwmvN nAmnnms -
Grant PARK. al park b@nehes ere
Rfeen~alwmvR never mEay ether
enlnr--and aboua shas time every
nffernnnn | begin - - hmnRry
ard Think about ~ dlnner.
Every uhnht. Ne eontlmumd
soiernnly. ~It's TIE amua TINA -
sever chan4e. I always nave Aln-
ner TnniNht | wMns Tusa m have
dlnner wifh re. VII vouf~
Hls voice wEbFafea wish . seftms
inhexian - ne asked TIE cues
ten. Brenda. who had h@en foa-
Lowing him wiah mFnused atten-
ter Heaned forward ahFuntlv SO
her side grew eyes darkened ~
she Thought ~ she wnEk sae I'D
srheaulad foe herwpIf that eve
ring. She thought of Torn ard Ere
timer Hannah wms eooksnR Fer
thnm-ali valid reasons Tor de-
rlininw his invitation Then hnw-
ina faced the facsa with tree
Terminus logie. she promptly sald
ere would hmvs dinner wikh
chris4onhers After at hfe nd
been = pretty Krtm business toe
her shis last Fa0ntn.
Quickly Trey made their pinns.
rhFisfnuher would order dinner
~ rs cluh where they xoaid dlns
On = srrrnre hl~h shove tie slsv
ard nvpnda wnmld nseet hIm
there iatev sitter enc hmA attended
to . fe@ things At heme.
as she opened ire deer 20 her
- apartment Brenda heard
Framrsne Nsw~aaE'8 vnH~e. She
vecnwuk ged IL lrx..ntiv. 0nee be-
! fore ~ had sJsr~ home unex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
DEFENSE -
vEsTrCATI0N GROUP
TO CARRY or - Do
INC WARTIME

w A@ffAN1 l0Ns 5R*+
The Mead Committee. or
more correctly the Senate
Special Committee to Inves-
tigate the National Defense
Program. made it, repsisa~
ton in wartime but i las
it, peacetime work cut out
for IL.
Under provisions Of the
resolution which gave II
birth four years aao. there
isn't anything In reeonsef-
sion. surplus property dis
posal or national defense
which won't be- subject to
the committees scrutiny,
says Rudolph HALEY, chief
counsel.
Under the last category.
the committee can and VIII
held hearings on future use
OF the atomic bomb.
The future of The Army
and Navy. and the aequlsi-
ton of bases In the Pacific,
the Caribbean and North
Atlantic are other phases OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
BRAVE MEN

The nation should not overlook the
bravery Of the men who flsw over a thou
sand miles in China ia parachute in che
vicinity Of prisoner Of war camps In order
TO carry medical relief to prisoners of war
News dispatches indicate that the men
volunteered for the risky job. without
knowing what they might expect al the
hands Of the japanese soldiers in control
Of the areas into which they dropped
This exploit Of medical men. many Of
whom bad not parachuted before. reflects
great credit upon their entire organization
II i q feat which every American applauds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

We taxpayers must continue to pay.
and pay. aud pay. Most IF the talk about
tax relief l. imagination. The cold fact
II that billions viii be- called for 20 take
care II commitment Of the government
abroad. at home. and to ease up the slack
In military expenses, and for the big pur-
pose Of pulling our partner-nations out Of
the mud
Dependable estimates In Washington
are thai war spending Cor the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1875 will be~se bffiforl
dollars. The costs Of mastering out the
var. and prosiding aid a. ssi@Eans, besides
keepirig fo0f qr five mlllisn men IN gRi-
form thrungh the current fiscal year will
run into more billions 81 dollars.
Neighbors. We hate 10 tell you that
taxes viii continue 10 be way-up for sew
eral years. -. prepare 10 meet your tax
collector. ana don't expect him 90 slice
anything oft the bill-for long time to
come.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

1&ANkM4 -
~rT r. perfect asssnane.~ Chris
y tnpher agreed Indignantly
~Donohaa wlll lave 10 500 riding
yea abous thas eaah hox TEew 90
thinmx o. todays Yoaa suasaaea7"
nrwnaa nodded her anxisty
vanishing In = quick smile N bis
uanwslon. ~Tn SURPRISED and
pretty happy ever the sale - Far.
I haven't the tstah yet. but I
heard . few minutes aRo we'd a.
snost eaaalled yesterdays awurea :
~Swell There were certainly
crowds 81 people on TIE aooF Al
day~
at srss I ass afraid lhat didn'a
mean customers. There were e.
HBany sinhf-seexs taking about
TIE hola-up"
~And she pnlfcn were narkea
ever the piare. That's 81 right
~ me II thay st anywh@r&.
Brenda sighed they fnund nsv
hnRer prints um aass cash hnx wsth
IFenesa There werN evAapnfHw -
ether prints o. thx box. TIE lock
wAs wrecked. That's = complete
Nef-up for Dnnohue. I seen Go
have assumed : terrific RESPONSE
hGlitv when | soid Irene sae
could G. down - the cashier with
that hnxf | guess my guardian
angel has been faktnR q varatlon
since ! came % HumbeTt'sf"
Chrisanpher laughed. ~Oh.
wouldn't tef h Get ne DEAN.
There are always certsin thfngs
gasi have 60 take Scr granted IN
= store Rohhefies Ter Instance
They are bound - happkn I'm
bt&Fv store from tire 90 fswte.
hanaan nature being whmt II ix
nas this Kind of dishonesty
a0esn't touch Yea personally. ta@s
because vom hanpen 20 - TIE
head of the department where Il
occurs There are things thai
never -hanRe In store ana car
81 stores yuu have n axceps
that fact. For inxsance-~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

Tenptasson blew into ny offiee
iast week IN the form of one Yer
con Ramsey. an extremely hk-
ablc chap Who halls from suf-
folk. Va. and ekes cot . ussrs
or less honest living ny selling
crstes. baskets. Irvine and other
packinghouse supplies "a fruif
and vegetable foIks
With the Ras ban lifted, Yer
non Mas making ms first Florida
trip since Pearl Hairless and when
~ Offered me half az the front
seat II has gas hugay for q swing
through South FLORIDA farming
areas in return f0F my so-called
.comranionship I took him %.
even though ! knew | Was getting
the best Of the deal
Starting from Tampa we jour
neyed south. stepping for = look
I'd Paul Dackman's Coop devei-
opment - Ruskin. The farms are
preparing iu a big season. pack
inghouses are being pat in read
iness O. handle = heavy move
ment ard I was surprised al the
progress that has been made
here II certainly speaks weu foF
cooperative farming under gooa
management. .I
White in R0skln. We took time
out % visit Rubc Allyn. foruaer
editor and publisher who estab-
lixlaed the first paper in Sarasota.
lie noW lives the life - . hermit
a. Raaskin and hides behind the
dogaundest beard YOU can irn-
agine. 'Mhen ! asked him about
his chin spinach ~ said he grew
it 90 ward Oft colds and sore
throat. claims ~ hasn't been
troubled with . cold since he
grew Il several years aao. say
the whiskeFs pFusect the glands
IN ms throst and neck. Rube
SAYS Il We would all throw away
car raxors and cultivate a mess
II Nhiskcrs We would - . bot
better off On the basis Of ms
philosophy Il would appear that
the Womcn folks are sort Il cat
- luck. unless they happen 60
be bearded ladies.
Continuing south through Pal
metto, BFadcntun. Sarasota. Pun
"a Gorda and ~ Myers. Ne
found everything hustle and bus
tie with thc crop outlook good
in al areas and farmers busy
with their seed beds while PACK
ers were renovatlng plants and
preparing for a bumper season.
We swung over 20 the Lake.
stopping for the night al the
Ciew iston Inn. Here I had a nice
visit with Jaw Moran. sydney
Crochet, Dill Lanier and other
official ~ the Z ). Sugar Corp.
Lanier has Just returned from .
fishing trip down On the Florida
Keys Said he Vas 1T an isolated
fishing camp with no radio and
ma communication with the out.
SIDE world and tire war had neen
over three DAYS before he knew
anything about il. The garage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

pees<dav ara heard re saue
hlah~plsxhed auArmIpua yolxe
zas0sxtinx ~ Tnm oezln8 TIE closes
anufs af th@ llvlnm ruana. Then ~
nnsw kheY we're akxarreIszM
nxNnxAA 30 nMesr seer ms
KsFI baE SO knew she Fam re
So aazue ms $50 E1ah Hmakewsru
aFsa whma = rzx&zz eailsxs Hixxo.
Pete Nixxn wasn't there Franz
Gre wsx - ks~per 4 - ASST
ksook arsd : parftlmae narsen4er.
Now soznafhinR seemed - nave
anne wruns Szze hsasd fhnlg
voices klain4 in i exNax enk1n III
aTa@ew. easily asse8sbl@ tksrwmmh re
TN walls IL Ehe aparfmeuk
Walking swiftly past We elnSed
a3nrs see wnms kXlrer41y - TIE
kitrh@nnRfe - tell Hmnnnh sha
~usald net BE honne for dinner
nat sveuina Bs1f tie maid was
noa share. Late - usmal Breeds
shesafsf wrsmly. Thaf naeans ane
ssarkeslng bad been less ansil TIE
lnsf msinmtn.
wen for enc msahs NJ any rate.
sc wouia nus Rave - fsre fhis
dFeaFy domestic scene. which
emrh az allpped deeper inso
chaaa so0n II womld al - unlv
o cold. 8feaFy maeFmorv. Hastily
sxFihhIamw q note fee Hannah on
Tire back IF an old grocery bill.
ahe nTmpp@a IA Go on ire snels
mwmm fhs ws4A ard a1T@m@s ran u
TIE hHdruoFm.
she had = panic urae 10 Get
cot 81 ire apartment hefnre the
swo in re living raou knew sna
haa been flere. rs ere dressed. 4
vague sanee e loneliness sawncst
~ sadness. awNpa ower heT - sne
realized that shh8 nalsmrmbAa n@ck :
ground wss 81 that waB 60 81
her h0nse Rushing through .
lightning change. within . verv
faw rsinnsss ere was hmrk aMaim
In ne aarkened haH. srw was
stepping softlv ard swsftls fowaFd
ire door when ssasFle~av sire
heard TENS voice. and there waa
something in the wav Ne snoke
that na@de her stifTen with \
strange pFemonlssoa IF saagef.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
~ RUSSELL KAY

man where he tried 90 present
ration coupons had 10 explain TO
him that they were not needed
any more. Bsll says he Il prob
able tire only gsy in Florida who
believed there was . war 90
three DAYS after the nips sur
rendered
The sugar plantations look
mighty good and M Moran tells
nss that the organization has iasa
about eon1pieted Is big starch
mill which il scheduled 10 begin
operation shortly.
hanaie paintings are increasing
and a neN decoFdicating plant 20
hendle ramie fibre Is being built
Growers are enthusiastic over the
prospects THIS crop offers and =
large acreage j. being Developed.
Al Belle Glade we had an op-
poFtunity 20 inspect the opera
tionS II = n Borchart. one Of the
largest independent operators In
the vegetable pFosiuetson field
BonChart operates a 800 acre
truck farm and j. just completing
8 gigantic neW paekinghouse and
quick freezing plant ExeFnlades
farming Is practised On q mass
pFuauetaun xcale ard farms range
fFasn 30 % 3salo0 seges. 81 highly
! naeeh@saige.s ard operated under
skilled psodaetian Fnen.
Swinging ever to ire East Coast
we spcnf the hetaeE part Il . day
IN bTuward Csasnty. where grow
ers are setting out their seed
beds and safe Famer's Market
Manager Delaney predicts a rec
I ord smashing season The Pom
pano Market h the largest ~ is
kind In the world and Is ire pride
and Joy II State Market Director
William l.. Wilson.
Manager Smith of the Kllaore
Seed Company at pompano took
an afternoon off 10 50 fishing
with as. Getting q charter beat
az Ft LaudeFdale. We went cut
N the Gull Stream I'm IN hope
Of landing . sailfish bat Il was
M dice. I'm indebted % saith
for the loan % hts typeWr ter on
which this column - Being
pounded out. when / get n in the
mail car have another G. ack Al
the fish and II luck is witN RE I
might have q real story 20 tell
next Meek.