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HOUSES FURNISHED
GEORGEToWN-lO rooms. 8 baths,

GEORGETOWN-lO rooms. 3 baths, maid s
ST. NV; $3.50 mo. Call H. L. RUST CO..
1901 18th st. NV. MA. 500.
RENT FURNISHED for mos. or longer
near Dupont Circle. to discriminating
couple. small house. GEORGETOWN type. ex.
cellent condition, charming garden. 2
drawing rooms, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. dining
room, kitchen, servants lavatory, GOOD
closets: $500 monthly. Call SANDOZ
INC, DU. 1884. Mrs. Finn. Box 226-J
FIRST FLOOR, living room, dining room
recreation room den, lsvatory. kitchen. .
pantries, and laundry room; second floor.
large bedrooms and baths, 2 servants
seen from / until 4:3O pm No brokers
5016 Moorland lane. Bethesda, Nd. AL
LIED REALTY CORP, 500 Wisconsin
ave. WI 6649.
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E. and s.W.

4s7 F ST. -s.W.-sleepins rooms. single
aaso rs dGsS9s soGrsEss IL sssh AVE- Newy turn
front rm., twin beds: for couple or two
sSos ass; MinsSEsoFFRK MI SEE f. ASI sSi4 sEaoom for
gentleman, new home no children. bus
stops at door; SCI so mo. Ii, 8a12. 49,
single room; bus stop at door; Ss and SIS
per week. Ii 1856.
3O6 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Dou-
BILE. nicely furnished; unstinted automatic
heat and hot water: Is minutes to Govt
depts.: couple or girls: unlimited phone: So
week each. AT 5S52
CoLoRED-4406 ST. Sc, Apt .
Room for 2 nice girls, S4.50 each per
week. Call any ~time
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HOUSES UkFURklsHEp.

CHARMING country, house. new Colonial
bedrms., 4 baths, 2-car garage, maid S
quarters: II mi. from the White House
Paaafs CAN rqns MIS- MeKenna OK oF esp
after 6 pm: FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 Goth ST. NV, DE. 1922.
downtown WASHINGTON: rent, S35, includes
electricity, wood and dairy products: part
time light housework on hourly pay besi,
requested Of wife. Telephone Falls Church
S04 -W-l3
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. gain, de-
hysred promptly to Washinston, Virginia
SIS. Kinding. 81 bu.: delivered cut
any length SH, 6e37.
CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplace wood
wood; guaranteed full cord We also have
pine at special low prices. ST. 2719.
FIREPLACE WOOD, well seasoned: also
CORDS. s37: immed. delivery. Wo. 575s.
800 CORDS 2-year-oid seasoned oak
wood, S21 per cord: cut any length: i'm
mediate delivery. D. c. and vic. EN-. ;243s
FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned. Is or
q in: SCI cord. COLONIAL CORDWOOD
CO. DI. 2415.
HARDWOOD, split and seasoned year.
any length. quick delivery, $50 . cord,
5000 half cord. WI. 0695.
stove and fireplace lengths. Phone RA.
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-horshees,

1919 KENILWORTH AVE. Me- large
front room for rent; desire girls OF
couple: SIS week each IL
233 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Double front rm
double beds; very spacious; lse closet
semiprivate bath; suitable 2 girls or men;
SIS each FIR. 2l57.
FRONT ROOM, single. quiet gentleman
$50 1877 Tenn ave. ne. AT 5000.
1910 MONROE ST. N.E.--In private home
50 week. HO 0al3
COLoRED-5O13 JUST ST. N.E.-Larss
front double room, with PRIVILEGES, for ar
employed couple or girls; IS each pei
week lss
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER and 4-year-old child
went to share home with family Or service
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, 1907 8 st.
NV. Call DU. 1878.
FOR SCHOOLBOY, IA: Protestant family.
G. CANNON. 1920 Upton st. NV. 1Ss
MDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN desires pri-
vate room and board near TRANSPORTATION,
NV. preferred. Box 335-R, Star.
DISCRIMINATING BUsI WOMAN wants
Studio Studio room room, pvt. bath, wi with h board, ard in in
home OF refinement; conv. transp. Box
RnoM ssn1Ri wITn sfari no.pnvoun, NAV Is, nsnt,
breakfast, dinner: rrtvate family: North-
west. Phone DI. 1898.
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CATTLE, poultry and hogs, Including: Is
excellent milk COW. 2 bull calves. i black
Angus bull. $50 assorted layers. fryers
and broilers; As fat hogs, ready for
For sale singly but prefer sell entire lot,
! person; For further particulars phone
FINE REGISTERED pb. cattle T.B' and
bangs tested. 2 bulls. cows. 4 two-year
olds, 10 bred heifers. so tons bail alfalfa
manager. Gaithersburg 1854
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
PHILADELPHIA--Wiii ex

PHILADELPHA-Will exchange Groom
uniurntshed house with garage, German
town section, good Transportation, shop
pins. for house g. ;2-hedroom apt. in
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom modern brick
bungalow. Detroit, Mich, for or 3 bed
room unfurnished house, hat or apartment
in Washin2tor II 1850
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

UPTOWN CORNER. so units, freproof
clean building, elevator; light. well-Venti.
lated apartments: automatic heat. building
suitable for f1rst-class colored apartment
hotel. Will arrange financing to suit re-
sponsi2e party. JEROME S. MURRAY
l33l @ st. NV, RE. 2460, MI. 1929
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POULTRY 3 EcGs.

TURKEYS AND CHICKENS, i've or dressed,
delivered. limited number. Call Bowie
RACING PIGEONS. good stock; selling
dock of 80, reasonable. Call Trinidad
fuRKEYss,0 ss Il p6CKs 6CH And GEESE at ceiling
prices; A HINE. 6501 Brinkley rd..
TURKEYS, live or dressed, to order.
GREENWICH FARMS, LII, 1880, MI 1912.
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ROOMS WANTep (cont. J

TWO OR THREE. liEht housekeeping rooms
drnEers Or pefs prstspred not
essential Box 331-R, Star Iss
SINGLE, QUIET MAN wants inexpensive
room. convenient to city business. AT
REFINED Government emraoye (musically
talentedl desires room with gentle family
by December 3, 1945 Northeast section;
rot over S25. Box 112-R. Star
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ROOMS UNEURNlSHED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

55I7 GROVE ST.. blocks from Chevy
Chase Circle--Room with private lavatory;
gentleman only; S35 month.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

1CkERS. red, black S25, S35, $40
,ckers. black finest OF breeding, $40, $50
DC HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave TIA. 1921
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Z 6edr9oms on the End floor; there Is s. also
Seausy S nsa5y asre sabe St
sH. S62s; ewes. cali Nj. MacMurray. sH.
HILLANpALE, Mp.-we offer fol. sale this
of GROUND. Wen wooded snd adjacent 10
entrance hall. living room with fireplace,
large dining room and Beautifully equipped
communicating. bath and dressing room.
Screened porch, gear, detached garage,
ss p Pic. sssoo asse 'ysiesy sae
IIAII Hall. Resltors. sH. 1926; ewes. cali Mr..
vAcsANTr2immediate possession with down
payment. 800 block C st. ne.--Colonial
front row brick. 9 rooms, h baths, extra
toilet Il bsssment eil h-wh. Act quickly
NEAR TIE CATHEDRAL, l BLOCK OF Mass
Colonial 4-bedroona. s-bsth home: iarss
% pantrs. @ dsn sas and ss
atory; maids room and bath in basement;
@ oil h.w;h:, NH, & &sssar brick gsysse. posSess.on
ssa.er sa :iS Mo asoS unit. en ssls eaas
$1,000 DOWN-Bungalow. vacant. 11Oe
ssss s. osss. ssEai5 s. iss ssls! LARRY o STEELE
NV. section. One 7-room house. Fissier
P nsfsan n ai:i co fa fifs 4ou
coLoSE6gDErAcHEp GiH 81 slSEi CORNER, groom
frame, with oil heat. grand location for
sacrifice for reasonable cash offer. Call
Hobart 96Q3 between 4 and z pm.
IMMEDIATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
place, reception hall, d. r.. kitchen and Y
bath on lst floor; four bedr, screened porch
on 2nd floor: studio apartment with bath
n tiled basement: automatic oil heat and
BY OWNER, MI. 1868, 1855 IAnier -pl
NY. Most eo1yepient transportation; 22'
yeniencss. h:-v.h h. full basement, Colonial
porch, semidetsehed; $500 70 $1,000 down
NEAR RO0kkVtLT mGH-Beautiful IA
town estate. Cape Cod, arranged as g.
room home with 3 modern incoms-produc-
inf m = xsDert%msnt, % rui sasement, sarsss,
RA. b2a4 for further information.
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feet high, 20 inches wide; priced excep-
s2opsy s1asaly 1oT p St not s telephone lEhSER
golfers, G. G. M. boot, excellent condition
SODA FOUNTAIN, in excellent condition,
SOFA 5s4es s1UsFAN Nickha fhs sF sac "a
& seysna4i, WashinstDp 1g,s st. Alexandria Va Phone
saEA sssss sss shsr ssPiDSsssss. s eSssN s7S
ss% silR lie Slip cover 5S with ifi zippers 500
ssBos ss sFsndpsw IN MANY styles
WheR Psy drees naa G fhf afae
Atlas neon, sign For guaranteed best
values Be- s,,S so96lysgre you are in Atlas
sTESoTYPH r MASa1NE lSsi II for gs ssl. Ho s44s
sIoKERe automatic. Iron Fireman, suit
e ssoesnt fR Ssrsan ST aGn s sfo5 III
sToRE ,1 TABLE y. inns MAHOGANY sa alsh sxs f.
With .sfss counters .r., to match also ssseTsment
s4Upo yTSao CO coueH en- oPsS, sx 2sSs s double
end tables. occasional chair and chest Of
drawers; all in good condition; reasonably
ni gTlfaS ossE lfayins sGwn aL ssos ls'
ly upholstered studio couches with inner
spring mattresses and inner-spring base.
This is not a felt mattress. but an inner
spring throushout Opens into q double
bed or two individual single beds Only at
;.ds.i Atlas; ssa q Easy terms; S. deposit: =
Free delivery; open TN Z pm: Mon: and
co, ,92l @ st. NV. DI. 3737, DI. 373s.
SUITS, and. oyercoats. mems practically
new. size 36-40; reasonable: going South.
Isd I1ssq HltToTs roTf,pxnN, 81 2 nNT, co; 7457. is.
cash register, showcases, huorescent lights.
pressing machine, blind stitcher, electric
sewing machines, etc. 1911 Nichols ave.
TEA, SETS. antique silver-plated: trays.
cabinets. lamps. 61S 9Th st. NV.
TEA SET, sterling silver, pcs, S5s5:
3-candle candelabrum, $685.; cigarette
box ,S; SeS. q, s At 1885 for appointment. IS.
scanss mosfaEs e9nfise THE eaas aso nysg
9 SITS. nv. See Mr.. Downing.
TINE CLOCKS, several. used. most in good
THE FALAis ROYAL. I1th and q sts.
NV, See Mr.. Downing.
TRICYCLE., large; will trade for smaller
ssass aor Drsxar wagon: good condition. AZ.
TKUNKs, wardrobe. s drawers ana hang
Srs, $50: packing trunk. $40; clean and
sturdy. IA. Be26.
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Today In History

1776-Gen- Washington offers
recruits a ten dollar bonus from
his own pocket 10 remain WEI
short enlistment term IS VI
I8ll-Michigan petitions Con
greSS for aid against The In
dianS.
1832-Vice President John c
Calhoun resigns 10 become a
U. S. senator-only such instance
IN our history.
1873 - Woman's or Praying
Crusade against liquor dealers
under Mother Stewart begins N
Ohio.
1876 - A joint resolution IN
troduced in Congress for a con
stitut.onal amendment for na-
tional prohibition
1850 years ago-23 lives
lost in panic caused by false
alarm Of fire in a Baltmore
theatre.
1914 - United States protests
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DON'T HOLD THE BAG

Tuesday all of us were saying, Merry
Christmas!" and all of us meant it, be-
cause, regardless of what may be our be-
lief about the Christian religion, the psych-
ic contagion of the spirit of Christmas is
irresistible
Next Tuesday we will be saying, Hap
DIV New Year" and will be sincere in our
greeting, but it will not be a happy New
Year for the taxpayer, whose burden still
will be great, without any real hope of
relief in the immediate future.
That. condition. will face. the taxpayer
despite the fact that federal income taxes
will be lower in some instances. The taxes
that have the taxpayer still squirming are
city, county and state taxes throughout the
country, with few exceptions.
Even while we were in the throes of
the depression, city, county and state taxes
continued to go up. We have heard a
good many say, for instance, that if they
had property in New York City they would
sell it because of the burdensome taxation,
and here at home in Key West The Citizen
has published stories of persons who re-
fused to buy realty here because of the
heavy taxation, and others declared they
sold their property here and left town for
the same reason.
The owner Of a valuable site on Duval
street Informed The CitfzeA5that her taxes
range from $500 to 5000 ayeari and, when
asked whyshe~ did not sell and buy home
in. a less extensive part oftHe to wn. she re-
piled, I'll get, it back when ithe slump
comes - = ---------.- =
We asserted that there is nd indication
in the offing of slump in realty in Key
West, and she replied that a slump always
follows a boom, which indeed is true.
In that regard, the best advice is
Don't be caught holding the bag"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-27
ACTION ON STRIKES

President Triman's effort to end the
General Motors strike and to forsstalI, the,
threatened walkout in the steel industry is
attended by the greatest concern on the
part of the whole country. 1t is an effort
to get the stagnated machinery of produc-
ton back into motion quickly, followed by
a legislative program to make collective
bargaining work. 1t is sadly imperative
now.
America is to see what the impact of
White House power and authority will have
upon recalcitrant group. Mr. Truman
will mobilize public sentiment for a set
tlement in case one party or the other, or
both of them, refuse to arbitrate. Public
sentiment should be ripe for mobilization
if it is clear that either side is falling short
OF Its obligation. The public knows that
the Astoppage is detrimental to the interest
OF all the people who need production now
TO eliminate shortages, expand employment
for returning veterans and provide pur-
Nellasihg outlets for the dollars that will pro-
'videprosperity
Congress, too, is in a mood for a mild
legislative program. Whether the enact
ment will approximate the Presidents
recommendation of a board of fact-finding
citizens with power of subpoena to suggest
settlement can not be foretold. Congress
mas shown signs lately of intent to increase
labor's responsibility for its contracts. If
both the President and Congress buckle
down in the public interest, they may get
results.
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E|I}ssO he fFeissiK| 1ss: aakss |
sSskNR $3.50 BY tdssio. Adams 80 Ap n..s:....
BY Ernessine Adams -, Ap He,x.s:u.urs.

'No."
q seek only justice. If you
aren't guilty you don't need a
AT that moment she believed
him.
Z only saw her across the
street" she began slowly. i was
standing at my window that faces
Central Park. She was at the
north wall of the park talking 10
my husband. He gave her some
money" She didn't need TO tell
about the paper the woman had
given Robey. She took II and
started across the street when q
puff of wind carried her red nat
10 the top of a cab. The driver
didn't see it and II rode away on
the cab"
What else was she wearing?"
GA black dress with a full skirt
and red petticoat. She had black
gloves. red purse, black. high
heeled shoes and a fur scarf. II
looked like fox Her hair was IN
long bob, page boy style and
blonde"
How tall was she?"
Shorter than my husband. But
she stood higher than l did next
to him. Probably FIVE feet, five or
six inches"
You saw all this from the win
dow?"
Through the binoculars. was
watching the crowd and hap
pened to notice them"
You knew they were going to
be there, though"
mo. It was purely an accident
that l saw them"
why did you advertise in the
paper to find the woman?"
i thought she might know
something that would solve all
this mystery"
After a pause Venable said,
Your description is good. Now
I'm going to see if you can iden-
tify her"
''Oh. you know her. Is she
here?" New hope rose in Julia.
shes at the morgue." said
Venable. His eyes seemed 10 press
against her.
To be continued
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faced a square ventilating well.
It was clean but there was moth
ing to see through it except other
office windows. Daylight grew
dim and dusk settled over the
room.
She thought this must be the
third degree. They expected her
to break down under the pressure
of silence and darkness. Her
nerves felt like clamps that held
her 6ngernailS pressed into the
palms of her hands and her feet
pushed against the floor. Just
when she thought she must cry
out the door opened.
A man entered and snapped on
the lights.
"For heavens sake, Brownl You
holding a seance?" Inspector Ven
able said irritably.
''Musta dozed off," muttered
Brown.
Mrs. Baker, you gave me an
awful scare" His manner was
brisk and ignored entirely the
scene they had had that morning.
He stood looking down at her for
a moment, then swung into the
chair back of the desk. He picked
up the phone and told some one
to send in a Stenographer.
''Ive been looking for you" he
said when he had hung up. Don't
you know it just makes it worse
when you try to get away?"
81 had something to do"
eyes. You walked right into an
other case"
Before she could ponder on this
a young man entered the room
and after a nod from Venable ne
took a chair at the side of the
desk and Topped open a book.
Z Mrs. Baker, who is the wo-
man with the-red hiatt"
i don't know. You see"
; Let me remind you that I'm
having a record made and any
thing you say may be used"
The words smote her. The same
warning was given murderers.
DO you think | should get a
lawyer" she asked breathlessly.
DO you need one?"
She looked straight into his
eyes.
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As WE APPROACH ASEBl

AS the people of Key West face the
-heqinning of the year 1916 they should be
thankful that the nation has concluded Its
wars with far less loss of American lives
than looked probable as the year 1945
began.
The rapid rehabilitation of our armed
forces has enabled many service men to
return to their families and the process con-
-tinues to promise an early return of our
Service men to civilian life. This poses Sc
Srious problems for the veterans and for
9Sthe communities to which they return and
I'VE hope that the end of 1916 will reveal
that adequate. attehtibA has been haia9 to
sthis matter. ------------------ =
! Last year, at this tilhties,9 the GSrIaAs'
4were in the midst of their great dffe fntO-
Belgium, with many Americans suffering
-misgivings as to what might be ahead.
Luckily, the enemy offensive was halted
sand the campaign against the NaZis pushed
Ito conclusion that came earlier and easier
than appeared possible. an ~ =
The war with Japan, fought largely by
naval forces. reached its climax with the
: capture of Okinawa and the blasting OF
= japanese cities by planes and warships.
The great advances scored by naval and
aerial operations made unnecessary the in
-vason that was being rapidly prepared
for the home islands of Japan and saved
the lives of thousands of our fighting men.
On the home front the inconvenience
= of the war period are rapidly disappearing,
with ratiOning a thing of the past for the
: tinues to menace the fundamental pros
perity of the future and it will have to be
met during the coming twelve pfPf!hs. Ger
tain essential controls must be Maintained
or the economic history of 1916 will prove
to be the forerunner of dismal plunge in
to a depression OF great magnitude. . Il
On the hopeful side is the organiza-
ton of the United Nations, which promises
that peace is possible if the nations sincere
ly and unselfishly cooperate The United
States has reversed its decision following
= the last World War and is wholeheartedly
- supporting the international association of
: nations which may, in time, develop into
= something like the government of the Unit
ed States. but including nations instead of
colonies.
While we have referred to national
= and international issues the great question
: of the year, about to begin, is what is holds
in store for the individuals who read this
: article. There is no certain answer because
: it all depends upon what the individual
: does 70 rhimsef or herself We hope that
( Our-readers will make 1916 banner year
in their lives but the job is strictly up to
: them. Ia
The Citizen promises to give the same
: service it has attempted to render the
!. people of Monroe County in the past We
: hope that some of the factors that have
: prevented the development of our plans
: will disappear and that he will be able to
. print more news and publish a better news
: paper than ever before
In conclusion, We hope that every
= reader will enjoy happy and prosperous
: year and that, in retrospective view. we
will be able to consider 1916 banner wear.
Tet'S pOf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-27

Those in civilian life, during the war,
who have become i'll or died from over
work are war casualties, just like those in
the service. There have been many such,
some in newspaper work. An editor in
Alabama, very tired man on account of
the manpOwer shortage, in the last issue
of the paper he edited, wrote: UNLESS
feel stronger very quickly, won't attempt
to issue paper next week. | need a long
rest" He is getting tin his grave.
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Chapter Is

MONDAY 4 pm. to 1920 p.m.1
JULIA would have fed if she
could but a short struggle
demonstrated that she could not
break the detectives grip on her
arm. 1t was embarrassing to have
the persons in the Office staring at
her. A feeling of utter hopeless
ness took possession of her.
Gam I under arrest?" she finally
managed to ask. reasoning bit
terly that she had the Inspector
to thank for this. II was queer
how they had found her so easily
when she had been sure that she
wasn't being followed.
mo. Oh, no, Miss" the detec-
tive treasured her as if the idea
were prepoSterous. That was the
only thing he said. the ride to
headquarters being completely
silent.
Arrived there things were man.
aged very strangely, she conSid-
cred. She was taken into large
Office and a fat man behind a
paper-piled desk asked for her
name and address. After Julia
gave it he did not write it down
on the form but stood up staring
at her. A girl on the other side of
him at smaller desk opened her
mouth and her gum spilled out.
The detective who had brought
her in said, 'GeemeesI"
"She doesn't look like her pie
lures. in that get-J.s,2 said the girl.
Why didn't theg kRot0 tUho Z
am? Julia wondered. 81
She was hustled out through
some corridors and into another
room. 1t was small and corderK
and she was given ar eoERfortabk
leather chair. The dsteEtFe wEib
had brought Her took a4traight
chair near the door and leaned
forward, his hands resting on his
knees.
There were a thousand ques-
tons she wanted TO ask him but
somehow she didn't dare break
the silence. Time licked on.
The one window in the Office
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Today's Horoscope

Though austere and rigid in
his own method of life, the ma
tive of today shows much SYM
pathy for Others and has COM
passion for their weaknesses.
This will not always be appre-
ciated, for a hand stretched out
is often repaid by ingratitude;
therefore .,be careful in the
FeleGeion of your friends4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-27

Pierre Joseph Rrpudhen.r the French
less. famous book il. the year 1910, ss:What
Is Property" in which he fatty stated. that
"Propertyis theft" and property holders
are thieves This is a speeious statement
because property holders in reality are
merely temporary custodians of what they
possess; they cannot take it with them and
are pOssessOrs of it only for the time being
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-27

Only $50 of the automobile
owners in Monroe county have
thus far purchased new licenses
for their cars, it was reported
at the county courthouse this
morning.
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Another WPA project will
start in Key West next Monday.
Headquarters here said that so
men will be employed in re-
building Atlantic boulevard.
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KEY WEST In
DAYS CONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF DECEMBER ~, 1885

i At 8 o'clock this morning, the
Temperature was 50 degrees
|ab67e EeFGI BsftThe OfsnenI sass
in front-page story, Speaking
of winter temperatures, COM
pare the 50 in Key West this
morning with the a at Jack
sonville. the 80 in. Tampa and
the 40 in Miami, which is the
Weather Bureau record at S
o'clock this morning"
Twelve licenses have been
issued thus. far for the operation
of slot machines in Monroe
county, Tax Collector Frank H.
Ladd said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-27

Decency, like gold and other precious
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