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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Oysters and Baeon

Large oysters
Sliced bacon
Paprika, salt, pepper
Lemon, tartare saHl.s
Hot, buttered toa =
Select large oysters, shel
them, rinse quickly, drai
and wrap each in a strip {
bacon, fasten the bacon 1
place with a toothpicl
Sprinkle each with paprik;
salt and pepper and gri
them under the broiler hes
till the bacon Is we
Drowned. Serve two on :
round of hot buttered toas
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

in the melted butter. Stir ir
the white sauce, and LEI
boil five minutes. Add tht
parsley (rinsed. drained
and choppedD. Season win
salt and pepper.
Lay the oysters in a hn',
tered baking dish. -,
with the parsley s&e
sprinkle the top with grated
cheese and set the dish ir
a hot oven 400 Deg. F.
till the top is Drowned. Si>
servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Above Is One Version
of the Famous Dish
wn as Oysters
Rockefeller. Delicious
Baked I'm One Large
Casserole or Individ-
ual Shell Dishes or
CaSSoletS.
BY FLORENCE BROBECK
Wenlen,s Editor

A LMANAC fans have
~ deluged us recently
with pleas for new ways to
serve oysters, especially
good brown ways" as one
fan wrote us. And another
reader said she had to plan
the church suppers and buff
fet menus for a student
group all winter long and
"how can we vary our old
time oyster suppers?"
Good, savory brown oyster
dishes solve the problem
for both, and they highlight
Sunday night home suppers.
A pan of delicious oysters
is a Self-starter for the table
conversation and a satisfac-
ton to man-siZe appetites.
Here are some of the best
from my own kitchen and
those of my friends:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

THIS super duper oyster
! idea is not meant for
family meals when low
budget cookery and guam
tity is the rule. But II is
a flavor feature for those
special occasions when one
superb dish must be served
a discriminating guest. and
your reputation as cook and
hostess or host is made.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

l pint bluepoint oysters
Il cup cooked spinach
y onion
y bay leaf
l sprig parsley
y teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon celery salt
1s teaspoon cayenne
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons bread
crumbs
Drain the oysters and dry
them between towels; ar
range them in a shallow
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Oysters and Mushrooms

II large mushrooms
IL or more large oysters
4 tablespoons butter
Salt, pepper
3 or 4 slices bacon
ct~large mushrooms.
Rinse them, drain, peel and
remove the stalks. Dip the
caps in the melted butter or
margarine, or in cooking
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Ohio Oyster SeaIIop

3 cups coarse cracker
crumbs
2 cups cooked or canned
corn
l teaspoon minced onion
l pint bulk oysters
Salt, pepper
Il teaspoon nutmeg
Oyster liquor plus thin
cream TO make Y cup
q cup Sauterne or other
white wine
3 tablespoons margarine
or bacon drippingS
Spread about one-third Of
the crumbs in a CREASED
large shallow baking pan or
dish. Mix the corn and
onion and spread over the
crumbs; season this. Sprin-
kle with another third Of
the crumbs.
Drain the oysters (saving
their liquor), pick out any
shell bits; arrange the
oysters over the crumbs.
Sprinkle lightly with salt,
pepper and nutmeg. Top
with the remaining crumbs.
Combine the oyster liquor,
cream and wine, pour over
all, dot with margarine and
bake in a moderate oven
(375 Deg. F) about 30 min
utes, until lightly Drowned.
Serve with lemon wedges
and tartare sauce. Six serv.
ings in this
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

ter, slicing down to serve
each person. Four to six
servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

2 dozen bulk oysters
4 tablespoons fortified
margarine
u cup oyster liquor
u teaspoon nutmeg
Il teaspoon cayenne
Salt, paprika
Parsley, lemon
Hot, buttered toast
Place a strainer over :
bowl and drain the oysters
saving the liquid. Then rims,
the oysters under runninf
cold water, remove any bit
OF shell. Melt the margarin,
in a heavy roaster or baking
pan. Add the oyster liquo
and bring TO boiling on toI
of the range. Add tn
oysters, sprinkle with salt
nutmeg and cayenne.
Place in a very hot ovei
(450 Deg. F. just loni
enough TO heat through an
curl the edges Of the oysters
Remove to a serving platte
covered with thin slices o
hot, buttered toast. Sprinkl
with paprika- Garnish wit
parsley and lemon wedge:
Two dozen serves two O
three people.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Hot Oysters Mecrae

CELECT large oysters
- with a deep shell, care
fully and freshly opened
and left in their shells.
Place two oyster crabs on
each, with salt and freshly
ground pepper.
Mix fresh butter or mar
garine with chopped young
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

Oyster Time Is Here. Serve Them
Cold, Raw, With Horseradlsh
and Other Condiments. And Hot
I'm Stews, ChOwders and
Other Dishes.
Evening star., 1945-02-14
Leaders See Need
To Boost Debt Limit
To 100000, O,oOO, 600
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Congressional fiscal leaders today
conceded that the national debt
limit will have to be increased to
$500 900 100000 soon, but they fore
saw chance to start whiting it
down not later than two years
after the war, provided, as one of
them put it, ''the people wake up"
Confronted with legislation to
add another 100000, ,0O0, 900 stretch
to the present debt limit of $780,
600, 100000, the chairman and the
ranking Republican member of the
House Appropriations Committee
joined in demanding sharp curtail-
ment of all Government spending.
The debt now stands at 1924, ,0O0,-
100000. A month before Pearl
Harbor it was s55 100000.
Cannon Regrets Action Necessary.
Chairman Cannon, who heads the
group through which all appropri-
alton bills must pass, said it was "a
matter of regret" that the debt limit
be boosted, as was proposed yester-
day in bill by Chairman Doughton
of the House Ways and Means
Committee.
But it just can't be helped, Mr..
Cannon said in an interview, be
cause it is necessary to prosecute
the war to successful and early
conclusion"
Mr.. Cannon said he believed Con-
gress, by exercising the most rigid
economy after the war and during
the war" could get the Nation
back on a balanced budget within
two years after the end of the war
and start pay off some of the
huge debt"
Figures 80 Years to Pay.
Representative Taber of New
York, ranking minority member of
the Appropriation Committee, said
"a conservative estimate" would be
that it would take 80 to 40 years to
pay off the debt once Federal spend
ing ceases to exceed income.
| I'VE will get back to normal when
the people wake up" he told a re-
Evening star., 1945-02-14
Robbery Like Movie

LOS ANGELES, Calf. (P.-Miss
Dorothy Kwid and Miss jeanette
Basor were taking $1,000 in market
receipts to bank when a robber
chased them across the railroad
tracks in front of an approaching
train, grabbed the money and
dashed back just before the train
went by, while they stood help
leSsly on the other side.
Evening star., 1945-02-14

porter. "All kinds of schemes, In
Guiding the Presidents plan to lend
$50, 900 .0O0, 900 to foreign countries
to help promote jobs in this coun-
try, will be proposed and efforts will
be made to keep up this dangerous
spending.
when the war is over we've got
to draw in our horns and take care
of only the needed things"
Evening star., 1945-02-14

on ourselves which could run wild
under political direction" Senator
Bridges said in a statement.
The OSS talks about setting up
a "super-secret agency" and yet
cannot keep the plan itself secret
before 1t even starts" he said.
There is no question but that
an intelligent agency is necessary
but do not think it ought to be or
Evening star., 1945-02-14
Bridges Sees Spy Agency
As Potential Gesfapo'

Senator Bridges, Republican, of
New Hampshire today described the
postwar central intelligence system
plan of the Office of Strategic
Services as a potential gestapo.'
1T does no good to try to stamp
out Germany's Gestapo if to do it
we have to inf1ict a potential one
Evening star., 1945-02-14

can be accomplished by Gen. (Wil-
liam J) Donovan's idea which mere
ly adds another new and totally un-
necessary super structure working
with responsibility over agencies
duly constituted and responsible to
Congress. Senator Bridges declared.
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BRITISH woRST.DREssEDr

During he VAR M British people
were severely rvstrlcted iu The pure a4-s uf
CLOTHES and 81 MAJ surprise some Amer
cans O. hear that now when both vars
naNr nded. the allowance "f clothing cou-
p"n~ has been reduced our-fouTth
>r Stafford Crpp- president Of the
BOARD 90 Trade. suggest hat Ms natiun
has dropped 10 third place from the bottom
among Europe be~t-dre~,ed population.
\, D. made hl, statement ~ wa- standing
sid"-Hs side With >lr Thomas BARLOW ia
feet"t general "f civilian clothing who
wore . teu-year-old coat. darued flannel
uouser, aud frayed collar.
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swITZERLAND's SAFETY

The willingness ~ nation 90 tight for
IS & dsrendeas, dee pot alWays preserve
Do Mann persons believe that SwitzeT-
fral.ts during World war; because the SWI~~
have citizen military tr1,iHing and stand
read, 60 defvHd thylr domains
The seems 20 overlook the fact that
Poland ready o. fight was brutal, beaten
aHd fta' 20, -anle fate ha~ happened o.
other nations ahfc and willing to give bat
30, 90 fHrtsu invaders Looking tor another
GAUSS, .f Switzerland success We find d.
Vr triuk ln .he ut,f that the mountainous
country happens 200 tn .ly 900 the path pt
conquest.
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shst time beside Mr. and Mira
Blair"
4 heard q Ksra talkin' len this
room with Mr.. Blair after Mlssals
Blair left But l never SEEN no.
bodg-'cepG Mr.. Blair"
On, 50 yoa didn't see MrA
Blair" he asked eagerly.
mo. sab. I dld not she left .
note for me over De aink-I heard
her leave the bedroom. but didn't
actually see her,
And you didnt Sc the girl that
was with Mr. Blair-you Just
heard nee talking % hinl9"
That's right san Mister Blair
calls me into this room after dan-
ner and asks me 90 20 O. de drug
store 60 gIt his medicine for him
lie was sure sick
What did you do them"
"Ah hurried. I never did see
NJ Blair as sack as he was las
night"
And you came back and gave
him ais medicine aud stln you
didn't sec that girl Now. Han
nah.~ hs glared a. mar. That
.doesnt make sense and you knOw
AZ FIRST you tell me you hear tins
|EiFl talking and shouting "a Mr..
Blair. then you come into TIE room
tNice and never Sc her. This ant
a BAG place. you know
Anyway dat's thc GaWd's truf.
I didnt see her" Hannah insisted
Indignantly. Can l help u I'm
shes hieAagg"
Hiding" the Lieutenant ex-
claimed, in this little roufm7"
Insttnctively Brenda Looked
acroSs the room AZ the closed
doors Of a big double wardrobe
ihSs stood oat from the WalL The
Lieaicnant's eyes followed hers
Oh. all right Hannah. he con-
tinucd. sudds nly mollihCd. Sap
a. Only you're quite sure tncre
was q giri IN here with Mr. Blair
from seSen-ihirty until you LEFT ~
aalf past elghts"
Yes. sab positive. I couldn't
mistake that voice. ] hears 4 too
many timeS. An she do4a al mat
screamin' and maxim treats az
pour Mister Blalr-you coulda
hear1 her down on the street
Who waE the girl7"
Mss Norman. sab. shes the
only girl ever comes ~ here -
zee Mr. Blair
Check and double cheek Good
Old Hannah. Brenda thought eN-
c.tedly. She's telling nay stgry
better than ! could myself"
To be esnitnued
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rmxxDc4 O. rlm PRESS


~. alwnn - ne tzHsh 80 pFSa
n.aa fuar sna wt1hout aver nevsf -
.ar.sa A. sssnek wrons oF - applana Fasht;
suavs msha go pEoSE~aas sssss - Ne 81
-. = a. muughpanus u any w~ssa@s saAazA
ss-ssun - slaass al1sEs % iss usmass Tor ne
rathe welfass. nevsr toisE~is eosfupti'n %
rasnrr dsuounos v'os and praise virtue
.ssamsna sd dunv ~ Individual or orEAn-
,sstlsa halaraai q 0shsrs FixhtA views and
araniars. priut anly news nat wsh elevate
49, ga sansauanass ths rssder; nsvs oom-
efauaas eta pFsnespia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-08

The Citizen published an editorial
Wednesday in which The Associated Press
was taken mildly to task for giving the ls45
state census Of Key West as only ll.246
But the AP was not Ia blame for put
ting that figure on the wires. As usual. the
AP went 70 the source to obtain its infor-
mation. and IN this particular case the sup
posed local population was given the AP
by n. l.. Shearer. director of'the census.
That fact was corroborated by let
ter written by MT. Shearer "a, Mrs. '. W.
Hutchinson. census enumerator In Monroe
county. y ho informed The Citizen and the
Chamber of Commerce that the population
IN Key West was lS.009.
Mr.. Hdtche~on gave a copy of Mr..
Shearer's letter O. the Chamber Of Com
merce Thursday and she still maintained
that she l. correct In the number Of people
residing in kcy West a the time the census
Was taken.
And The Citizen believes she j. cor
rect AZ the time she gave out the number
Of population IN Key West. she said that
in the entire county. according 10 the enum-
Grafton. there were 1908 residents
But lets consider how Mr. Shearer
splits up that total. he gives the popula-
tion IN Key West as l4.246 aud the rural
population" a. ara
FeWer than 100 persoss from the main
land part of the county. where there are =
.fc~ fishing villages IN the Cape Sable dis
Ftritt. were included IN the ceRsus. and the
two largest communities on What We call
the KEYS are AZ Marathon and Tavernier
The Citizen does not know the exAt
uumb. of the population in either Of those
localItle~. bat. as tar as could be ascertain
ed Their, are three OF four hundred in
Marathon and five 90 ~iN hundred al TaV-
eruIer. But let us be generous in our est
mates let "a say that a. Marathon. Taver-
nler. l>lamorada and the mainland part Of
the county the population totals 1900
Where are the other 2772 persons residing
on the KEYS?
On fome KEYS nobody resides and on
other ere are a tew families here and
here estdes TaYernierf "a hey Largo
fhere srs mail settlements al Rock Harbor
and ket Largo. tui, aslch. from them. one
nay tray mile after mile without running
-4aaE~s-s. habItation.
The Chamber of Commerce feels 80
confident that a mistake has been made
someu here. Manager Singleton has Rrit-
ten % Director Shearer about the complla-
80. os rbs AsR't4teA "a lhs county.
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[Bs RUFUS Heed

CRY OF maavbe eveFyone else around
here Is . lar. Wen soon End out
But = er - haven't eone
anything" Francine protested.
now Thoroughly alarmed
You've made a definite state
ment--and an accsa&ation and IN
sisted the pullce follow throuNh
wiih H. t. Donohue rerlied
siernly. "OkBy going 81.
And We take Il Cor granted goa
all help IS an ans Nay YEA can.
FranCinc nodded and walked
.quleklg % tie donr where the In
speCt0f was walting foT her.
I'M not staying long, ne Leu
Ten anl SD quickly. ignoring
the anrrv box Brenda gave him
as Frarcinc left tire room. Pay
nu as enilan % me Therc are Just
a lr8 ra44ne things want 10
Check ~ tsc apaTtnpnt- hnRer-
pEinfs inst sggt u thIng Sorry
@ bother yeu
Ell L.1li &c sorry The Whole
things 9utragGauE, bTWnda
Thought de6antiv She heard
HANNAH IN tire kitrhen and Nent
oui ta .c. aes % bgibg heE lanca-
con try at1 the living room.
Then she lked o. Christopher
on tre telcphone and ne sad ne
would b. 0ut late ga the after
uoDn There NNrN amNenlents
Brenta h1d 81 make and within
q fcw minutes she wns hard AZ
Eoak at hgr DIX A hal h0sr
pzssed qa.ckly Then she lookcd
up 20 h0d Donohuc standing tn
the s00rW ~
I want 90 src YOUR maid." ne
spcke On tne cAppcd manngE be
always Eatd Wh@n ht Maa out
altCs l1loruati IA -Ask her -
come -. r.4ase.
is Ecr name HANNAH"
"1e n nnah "a re
Harra1 cBme IN promptly.
squirting g the Les irl ~ M4th
lagtcd eBts Snc Ras hot.
ard ATE iuls so down m ire
chair at l7d cetrt BssuAa flrrcd
p her ,a- f0 z stsn bu' U1rJnue
wcI IDS -aaI. tb-l she Was
ln tEl -sHm
HANNAH. 7 aanf g. AK you !
II fek qtt o.. Wl.rc acre
yau 20 a.. pass sen last u.z1tF"
( u sHl Cu.siu dan
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Chapter g
ERANcNE began 10 iook wor-
u RED.
at home with my roommate. :
Name. please, and address"
Donohua turned 60 Brenda
-MrS Blair" he sad quietly. 'all
this may seem highly irregular 30
you-bat In a way. u Is done Tor
yoar protection We are Obliged
20 set the fact surrounding your
hushand's death" He hesitsted .
moment and as Brenda made no
rspiy. c0ntanne<a sloNly. OF course
! cannot force you % answer
Questions. bot for your oWn best
Interests. ! belaeNe I N0ula-lf
acre you"
Very well. Brenda's voice wss
now ~ cooliy tnspersonal as ms
Own what % y0u want me ~
tel you that yoa Do not knos
already
"wheEs @sEe you al eight o'sloSk
last nightT"
I'm the front han just outs a.
this room Twas leaving tne apart
ulent" She saW Frsncineg Start
q suFpFksc
Where were voa going9~
10 keep a dinner date ~ fhe
Rendezvous Club On MNhlEan
Avenue"
THAT'S easy enough 60 cheek.
the Lieutenant observed drNlv ~
ne slipped the note book back into
his pQcket Tire sieAaTd q the
club = . frGnd Il NINE. Just .
moFuent please. vii you birth
wait hers. III BE- back in a min-
ute
Tie beckoned @ the other 1flccr
Who follow 81 htm into the nall
Neither carl spoke a 1Ile hc Was
eoDe. In a fCN minutes ne 49,
back again.
Mrs BLAIR" he announce a
Tive decided % stay and 90 4
little more investigating IN Nuug
apartment There's 100 maca
hOey around here g. suit me
Someone ISN'T telling tire truth
ana Tn going O. get the facts and
Get them straight"
H. turned Co Francine Who's
bored. casual manner rad notice
ably Wilted down - a &urrled
sort - amiablllty.
Miss Norman. IA Lkc - hav,
you 50 % headQusftgrs Wlth In
speCtor Brown Perhaps the d.
deteCtor vii refresh soar mem
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TIE tist8sn wStee@es sxWKw@-
wa@m@ % akm xAeW@ @f atn Fwma~
era hm3 she eattwN rgmWFNNa she
Ttwht - awtefe anB ffeHaa wha9k
are m@mst4sFwd tah~A@mm 80 mmNsmr-
Eaat@m nhW WriseFa skan&A ~
NmtN ana eemftne shW twGteFs 60
$50 w@Nams ama write oa @@e eide
80 she pmpeN mMlF. stMmaamHe sf
the writer's nauaa mxNaanans fhs
iTfHeFn maa Waia he mmhti@keA mm~
less Eea@ssfea oaherwt@s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-08
MOVEMENT UNDER WAY TO CHANGE
ELECTION LAWS I'M PHILIPPINES
Costa Rican School
l. Named { Churchill

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica - a
lrilt Costa Rican primary school
IN the former capital city of
Carriage nov bears thC name of
Winston Churchill as homage
81 TINS Central American repub-
De 60 the work and activities u
that British statesman
The naming vas approved by
President Teudofs Picado n "a
.n.lLaL lnCree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-08

~sswusN - sf8smNlsN sANMM fNaa
a.. ,ssslefmsN ma8. 8fstFHHN e. eaN6aa
- kaAsmsaa WNHNF tHH F
n@sau - Lee = tma#Hf swes ###e#s
49, ts@xMg MfKWNt MHN 49, Naa
- InawNAa Is FemskHeF fAe HsHa fs
- sanN nansW NsfN thH NHsHN -
s2es ws8 &es@f8 &c Mf N8
hHfsH4tta
nafss AnMwsf "a fH8A
mAmN ass MMAMNM
a
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WOULD PERMIT 100. 600
FILlPINOS IN u. :. AND
HAWAII TO CAST BAL
LOTS
By JACK sTINaETr
49, a~asare. Mrltsr

ASHlNGTON. sept :.
A move l. under way 20
change the Philippine elec-
tIou laws % permit more
than 10000 eligible Fill
piuo- ln the cuutil,vuta. { init
,I states and HawaIi % vote
u The vital initial postwar
elections 60 BE- held n the ~
lands thl> tall 90 earIN win
ttr.
Dr Dlo-dado VI Zap. cdI-
tor AND publisher "t the
magazine. Bataan. lecturer.
and " a~hluWtun corre~puu-
dent for several Philippine
ucN ~paper>. Is one ut the
Commonwealth leaders urg-
ing the Philippine senate o.
give absentee votes "a the
thousaud- of natives.
Tn, Journalist estimates
Their, are al least 5000 Fill
pIno- u Hawaii aud 900 me
United States Who would
cast 20 vote % permitted.
forming au Important voting
segment u au already heat
"a campaign which accord
ug Q. informed Observers. Is
Nhys &. by ler. ,.n~r
h. Nap dya g. that some
af 20, H,-r informed voters
would p, those Who saw
from tty .ut~ld, the picture
af Iauaur-g occupation Of
the Philippine ard reocDu-
patu n b., Is,u Ma, Arthur /,
traup~
. fengc t.s re sass.
.r.t ... ..al pa. better
..-" fh. Charges and
ea.rf l.- Wn.l th. coI-
.. -..f- ar3 aEt. .eoll3u-5-
.a Ne .n. ..- solicited
$500 4suig aftun.
ta. pledged .H at
H..f... f. .aups.2n o. ass
a al l.a'F ~. rat, a.'
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE By


Every one of - veterans -.
had been working on the nfaass
on LoMeF Matecunhs. arr $50
IN kev West durin@ ms 1lafEss'ssss, |. !.
Is ready Be- sign an affldash -
isna lslcky msamher. ny ssxs
due Ia return 70 Maiecsinise Sin-
day. the day before ire Storm -.
two o. three Of thegn ssieessisa
in pcrSaading osiaers thss. - ss1h-
aav uss Labor Day. 4 could =
celebrated better ~ Key 49,
than a the camp. and. tneseiess :.
Lets STAY here. fellers u 80
been their intenfi0n % Fttafn -
Lower Matecumbe Labor Day sit'
crimson. bul % that time ne n@f.
rleane vas hitiing aardsf A''o
harder 81 the upper kets
Sheriff. X. q Thompson, ~"
has bscn actively engaged N We
Nasecumbe area sinee tn1 naff'-
ans. sald to-day. when he return
"a 10 town for . stay 81 > fe~
hours. that conditions a Nate
cssnhe are even worse ,nan mes
have beun dcscribed "a ne pres.
An Associated Press dispaiefi
frosn Baton Rouge. Ia, % te.fsy
Citizen. SAYS that a noon >en@~
toF Huey p Long. Nho Sas 3sa't
81 Dr { A. weisz. Jt. took .
turn fog the worse. and thai httie
hops Is entertained for MS re-
cover.
The Parent Teacher Assoeisiion
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Conflicting claims as to what won
the war remind u~ that everything con-
ulbutcd o. the great ,lctor,. Even those
VINO patrou.zed the black market and did
other uefaI.ou- a,t- 90 thWart the war eff
fort probably have made amends by the
purchase Of war bonds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-08

Graduate " ba bang framed diploma.
$3.50 evidently realize that mo, need
e. Support their claims. which Off,
.s. f.u m action
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Even 10 $40 newer expect another var.
force ready for possibilities ln fact. Do
FULLY armed peace MAJ bc prolonged and
Mar Discouraged hy rcliigercnt nations,
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