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Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-28

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The WAC mess hall was
the scene Of a gay dinner
party at Chri stmas noon.
The elaborate dinner was
undoubtedly the "best in
the west" and the"most on
the Po ST..
The MOO Club had music
for their dance last Sun
day mite. Hope they'll be
as fo rtunate this week.
That ,"pi cture taking"
session in the VAC Dayroom
on Chri stmas afternoon was
a vow. Have you seen any
Of thew YETI
The patients at the hos
pital we're treated to q
gay cabaret show on Chri s.
tmas Eve. The show, held
in the Red Cros ss Audi tor
ium, was the result of ud-
tiring effort by Lit. Blac-
kwell, ANC, and Cpl. Chester
Pal ge, aided b. WACs Lois
Turner. Alma Warren. Clar-
enc Smi tn, Una Mul zac, REQ
La Freeman, Clara Wells,
and Wal ter Will ans Post
Swin ng Band Wi tn Sgt. Chess
ter Crump1 er.
It's S not hard to see why
Count Basic i S one Of the
nation S top band .attrac-
tions. just take gander
at hi s income during Oct.
In that month he gro sses a
to tai Of more than $64, 900,
on fourteen one-ni ght bal
lroom stands. He and his
> outfit are now treking tn
Evening star., 1945-03-25

own right He wins sympathy by asking if it's the first time
a man has been cited for what the Mrs. said.
Norman Thomas of most popular political lee
ters handles hecng we'll Dr. Albert Ensten, the other
hand found he could explain reatvty but couldn't answer
some of the posers put to him by his audiences.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt is rated the greatest expert OF all
tactfly answering every question Dorothy Thompson
another who many who try to put her on spot
Miss Thompson has rarely been outsmared But another
woman did make her lose her temper Congresswoman
Clare Boothe Luce in a forum debate.
Few experts giving the dsta side of issues any
more Sob sisters One timid Detroit moderator
learned this her chagn when Dixie Tghe famed byiner
back from Britain asked at pre- Christmas date to
give her address 'fn holiday mood
Inc1eulous Dixie snapped: 'Se, III put spsig of holly
on each corpse Then she proceeded to give such graphic
description of what she'd buzz bombs do that her audi
in She promptly signed for next season.
Sometimes Petalma, forums start from casual con-
versations. Tired of taking teehow bus ride to San
Francisco Petalumans hired experts to come to them
Civic groups often take the lead Newspapers many cities
have helped organize forums for veterans to give the men
who come back real participation in affairs.
Near Allentown Pa, group of suburban localities unable
to finance their forum to different locale each
week. sharing gas and expenses Indusasts underworld
forums in Kingspo Tenn and Savannah Ga the theory
that workers interested in world affairs would do better job
The Public oets the Best
FEW years ago. big forums like those Philadelphia San
Francisco Chicago and Detroit had to depend mostly
famous Now the subject comes first Although names
still make forums smaller communities with reduced expenses
and subscriber budgets demand and get the best
So successful are in rejecting public sentiment that
Washington keeps close eye what's said Forum reports
reach the desk of President Roosevelt And publishers find
forums great stimulators of serious book sales
Educators say forums the most important medium OF
adult education. Impossible of being monopolized or
controlled forums prove that Americans want to par
ticipate in the world for which they're fighting.
Recently the California Board of Education announced that
communities wanting forums could have state financial help
- if speakers dealt with current, controversial issues
Why? Here's the way one official put it to me:
only by getting the facts the big issues. debatable as
they may the people and then discussing them can we
escape the fate those countries which have been trained to
listen and take it without questioning from Fuehrer
a D,ce or Caudillo" The End
Evening star., 1945-03-25

trucks arrives horseback He likes to hold late discussions
H. R. Knickerbocker, whose reporting provokes much
comment and questioning sighed after wrlwind tour
1T will be nice to get back for rest - wartorn Europe
Some writers like Vincent Sheean and Quentin Reynolds
first hated the ordeal by public examination. Today
both tops in their s draw fees of $3.50 to 81 900 night
Asked the of his Transformation. Sheean said: The
American people friendly interested, that just
forgot the stage fright
Platform pimples are understandable for the expert
however because aren't at ALL "A forum expert
anybody people will to hear and to whom they'll
sen says w. Colston Leigh who manages than any
other single agent.
Here's Why Yss..as Are Popular
Woe betde the expert who talks down to Mr. and Mrs
America he adds who commits the worst forum sins of all
- duckhg the issue or getting rled when hecked
The privilege of debating with the experts is one of the
forums have become popular In fact devel
oped entirely type of expert sometimes COM
bning the abilities of Information -Pleaser, Town
Crier and Paul Revere He travels from 100 to 500 miles
week. reaches from IS to $50 groups a season.
Eighty per cent of forum headners correspondent
writer's Most do three things. Trplethreat CORE
spondents who broadcast dispatches write books and lecture
excel in several fields at the same time.
Now Orson Weles something of a tripe-threat himself
has become lecturer He's getting $1,000 night not as
much as Charles Dickens who earned $22800O 186768
season and half but than Ralph Waldo Emerson who
toured New England for SIS night and oats for his horse
Every expert has different approach Leland Stowe once
electrified Boston Ford Hall Forum listeners by pulling roll
from his pocket holding in the spotlight and asking how
long it would keep them from starving About day. was
the average answer That's fortnghts bread ration for
Russian soldier" )" he explained
Another time in Buffalo, Merrill Red" Mueller, NBC war
correspondent piece of into sheds and remarked
If I'd done that in England I'd be in jail Scrap collections
in Buffalo doubled the next week.
Most correspondents and writer's do quite well in front of
forum microphones regardless of youth speaking expert
ence Some like Washington comnist Drew Pearson make
habit of going limb; have terrific time explain
ing away predictions that don't come true.
Biogapher Emil Ludwig once was caught up in Detroit
with quotation rected from memory of something contra
dctosy hed said four previously He finally discouraged
his hecker by explaining that empus fugts and minds
change CORRESPONDENT Louis Fischer sometimes gets called
for opinions of his WIFE Makoosha in her
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13
FOR HOW LoNG7

The German people have been ad-
vised thar all land. naval and air forces"
and other organizations. such a. the s..
ihe Gestapo and the Naz party will be
abolished
q his D. IN line with the determination
%. the Allied Nations that Germany be dis
armed aud rendered impotent for war
age. d carried out. the reform will e.
.ecti,eiy remove the Teutonic state from
.hc ranks of possible aggressors
There Is little doubt that the Allies
".H carry out the terms Of their order
IS hat doubt exists j. a. 10 the length Of
me hat the abolition will remain effec-
".e. MANY persons will suspect that the
Nali fever will grip the Germans again
.nd that they will. once again. arrange To
U,arm and Try for world dominion.
This is a possibility. II j. enhanced
hv every difference that develops between
'he victorious powers and by every public
drnureiatiou of nations allied with us in
'he great struggle II is more probable #
'hs people of the winning powers includ-
np the United States. get tired Of the
police job and refuse Ia contribute To the
necessary control Of the beaten enemy.
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ADEQUATE PROTECTION

When aircraft fly from Japan to the
ln't,f states. on nonstop trip. il j. high
lime ."r the people Of the United States 20
realize that their future safety requires
complete information about what goes on
zoe Japan
The same observation applies 10 the
other countries Of the globe. even Co those
pow designated as allies. our security can
DO" assured only by the knowledge that no
nation is preparing aircraft. capable Of
attacking this country. with the developing
weapons 81 warfare
The next war. il il arrives viii begin
with an about aerial attack. Consequent
g.. caution requires protection against such
assaults and We must have adequate pro-
lection regardless Of what this takes.
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SCIENCE CLASS
DISCONTINUED
WILL NOT BE RESUMED UN
TIL NEW TEACHER CAN
BE EMPLOYED

The class in science in the
Kew West High School will
bee discontinued Monday aud
viii not be resumed until a
teacher can bee employed 20
ill the po- .lion. Principal
Horace 6 BRYANT said today.
IT, explained that Mr..
Lsra Dasbach. who had
taught M, class. l. the wife
ol q NAVY man who had been
stationed In Key West. and
that. when he was trans
I,rrgd she resigned her po-
-ItIou.
B. fre reed of teacher
lr f e,rg, class. A1r OBIvant
.'.I Gst tG.,e positions a.,
f-tatif in dr junior high
af.. tr t,al-eIs Clas>e-. 30
.r m. AstI laf t,aCasrs. afc
.u.r oub us,a-4unsliy 81 sub
iff. t,alnrfs De- said and
sa..l thst ar un ims sluc, high
... AS. f.openei e.. ths prs
90. tenn Eas hc had o full FAC
...f.
M OBsan' i hc has un
aa, m.r. app..,atans from
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13

During a campaign for an election. the
publisher Of q newspaper must keep
watchlul eye 10 see that propaganda for
this ~ that candidate is not published in
the guise OF news.
he Citizen, under its present owner
ship. has made Il a point to accord the
same treatment TO all local candidates. a.
we have a one-party government OppOn-
ents ia the campaigns are Democrats. and
the differences between or among them IL
something Of a family affair. as The Citi-
zen has remarked often.
fwO days ago The Citizen published
story, with a by-line. favoring a group
Of candidates. whose opponents took the
position that the article should have been
paid matter. and the publisher Is inclined to
agree with them. Therefore. during the
remainder Of the campaign. candidates
who ere supported by the charter commit
Tee and those who are running indie
pcndcntiy viii be placed on the same foot
irg. that Is. they may express their views in
paid advertisements
\ candidate for office does not have
% Say anything about the election. or 10
mpiN or intimate that he y an aspirant for
o.u,e. 90 put over" propaganda that will
nelp has candidacy. The story. and that
3 the way i runs during the campaign.
usually 4 that the candidate Is doing this
or doing that 10 promote the welfare Of
ihe city. Everybody who reads the story
g. aware that the man il concerns is can
d.date. and In that way he may obtain
some votes
There Is only one exception to that
rule. md d concerns a man who is in office.
j news arises in his office. then a paper
must publish that news regardless Of
whether il Is against or in favor of the
office holder
So from now on. the going will be
GOOD Tor candidates who wish to have their
"~av' in The Citizen. but the same policy
wIll apply To each let him pay advertising
rate. ~ MS efforts to get votes.
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sszaam e. slmns. alwuyu - is utmosi for TIE
umAan waAamFss nmweE taaeEuss e~-ruptaon "s
1850 asmaanos vsos end praass yireue.
- So 8onw ~ individual oE orEsn-
mammm ma@rmms ~ sthsEs rights. views and
asaa1anm. pxhs erlv nawu thas win elevate
saa e. sansauaiaais ne FsaGsr. never eon-
aeamaw 49, pssnesgis.
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.Oc,teado f4itn
IOs.., bs PEGGY oMORI
b, PEGGY O,MORE

Then you understand why !
couldn't be rude when she asked
such personal questions about
you"
About met"
Eyes"
~PIease, what else I'D she ask
anything really importantly"
About your background and
are and whether or not you lived
with your parents and II you q
been married. And really. II Doc
tor Hamlin hadn't come up then
and gwen ne q chance Drive
IN here"
THE club vas just around the
Il corner. And AZ the top Of the
vide stairway they saw Cara
Hansen. . vision IN dusky blae,
. small Powered hat pressed low
over heF ctIrls. a fur jacket tossed
rareleszly over the arm Of the
chair she oceupied.
Jana asked, Evelyn. DO you
see any indication % malignant
disease breaking out on mcf
carla took one look and new
down the stairway as though the
furics were riding her cape tails.
Where are you going7"
To see why she's IN such .
hurry" Evelyn eafled back.
Jane waited In the chair Carla
had occupied she watched Eve
Ign return. sitter . few moments.
and was puzzled BY the girls
sober expression
-Jane," she said. Mrs. Shcri-
dan Just picked CARA up IN her
car. | overhead what she said %
Caria as she got in. She said.
You've your notebook, Miss Han
SEM" And CaTia answered. Don't
think I'd forget anything that
might hold the meeting up And
then the door closed What does
Il mean. Jane2"
1t means. Evelyn. that Mr.
Sherldan's proxy wants Mr. Sher-
dams attorney right by her SIDE
tonight. Something tells ne MP
position as Mark Sheridan 5
proxy Is about 90 DC usuTped BY
Mark Shoridan's mother. and ny
position as secretary "a Mr. Shcr-
dan usurpcd by carla Hansen.
To BE- esniinne1
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PUBLIC WORKS BOARD GIVEN REPORT
ON METHOD TO SECURE FEDERAL FUNDS
Fer REPAIRING OF KEY WEST STREETS

The following spccial rcpn.t un
methods q applying ioT FCdsTa'
funds 60 restore damage 90 thc
streets ~ the City Of Kew Wei
Whch has been caused b. war
time traffic Was submitted So 'he
Board - Publie wolls # TIE Cit,
% KEY Wet last right by Bur
Carnett on behalf ~ the Charter
Group II IS hoped tnat o., M
formation viii enable th, cI'v &.
obtain FcdeIal arc In tris mat
ter. u - sad.
The report Was received fum
Donald Hanks. Washustan. ID a..
representative of On, Au.r...e
Municipal Association b.. t.e
Charter Group. which had .s.
quested 4 for the papuee ai
helping roCondlii0n the r.'.
streets through Federal -l.t-
ancc
The report follows
Your town 81, indeed u ru.e
bat there Is q WsN uut you r#s
recall that the 18Th Csu4..
passed an act. Public Las l+s.
which provides iuI f.f...
ment 90 munClpalfi, lu# "~-
ages by military. nav. o..
eminent contractor activity ODD an
unusual nature attn respect fn
streets
Here is ne procrduf, Ha-c
your CIty government WriI. u p
= McWhorter. division srg.rrfr.
Public Road Admin 'rstau 90
Peachtfee Street. A'Iants Gs
stating that the letter riI-
tutes the filing nf o notice 81 20
claim against the United ~fr.s.
under Public La l4G s8h Com
gress. fDr damage incurred nr d.
and Co the cats streets Da-Ir.I#
fdlly the nature of ths a..a-
The act require 'ha' inc r
tcc h. filed ihat thr H''
be flcd-WIfh 50 irtr si'.
the Occurrence uf ths damage On
your case. tht damag, . cuu.l..
tive 90 the point GO H.r..
within the last $50 days Some %
the PRA officials tell m, j. f.a
not matter whether .r n.f fr.
damage Is cumulative 49, I
accumulated over a long p.at
/ 81 time
When ~ MrWhorter receive.
I your letter rc Will -,nd 900. 90 h.r
representative -as D. s. .r.'r..'.
cd % do by PRA Ca Kee ",
o. inspect the damage d tr,
damage D. as alleged. h. a..I f.at
up the matter with VHIr .rrfr-
PIRATE city officials and vt.I aur-
line for them the nest steps ~
I their propsr culrse 80 ACTION 'u
recover damages
IF things e. wcll FEA vgl
I ultimately report 'hc damae. g.
the ConEfess WIth its rDC.uwfn
dation that the claim D. author
lied 90 b. paid CorE.,ss ai.
then. eventually anyhow rrr.r
pirate funds 90 paw tire claim Tr.
approval by Congress. af'sl FRA
recommends. ls usually auta-
matic. TINS ls the unlN way
know 81 - accomplish what sot
want 90 d. foF key West And
I I hops YOU can d. BE-
'pRA has received about -
claims from cities IN various part.
oi the country CongIgss has a.
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de Of sp0plexy." he concluded
= ith Eellzh.
I'm beginning 60 wonder
what's in that top drawer" said
Jane thoughtfully. Let's look.
They opened the drawer. Il Was
empty. Jane turned 10 her Gram
70 ind her looking serene.
Half Of the danger q Blue
boards chamber vas the fear OF
II" Gram remarked sentcutiously.
4 thlnk car Mark - quite a lad.
MAYBE you 4 better lose that key.
Jane. I wouldn't care 30 conicm-
plate you being tapped on the
brow some dark evening
"TEcy wouldn't know I'd lost
t." Jane objected
I'll see they do" Mrs Stanton
insisted. ~Or hadn't I told your
We are having another board
meeting tsnight- The slblsci-
I TIE d.sB ssal Of Mss Jane
Grey
Way didn't yen tel me be-
f1re7 Operator. please Set Mr..
/ Snerldan's attorney on TIE tele-
uh1ne. And when I've finished.
cali Tie hospital and see u Nj.
I Sacr. jsn can talk over the tele-
/ pa1rc."
Now vhat." dcmandcd Mrs
Sian'dR.
"Csr.rr has iscovcrcd that my
vote could have been thrown cut
/ et the lat meeting. ! must 80 IN
Shore assured ! am representing
. SIR. Sacf.dsm and carrying VISUAL
proof IN the form q papers
drawn up by . shrewt attorney.
/ ~ n a. 'aiuk ~ Everything. !"
commented her great gTanamotn-
CT adm.rnLg
THAT evening. as they drove
! iu,e the cly f1g dinner a. the
club. e. .yn t7ikcd and Jane
+ listened. fehing IS 4 her ears
Were equipped Nith ampli6er&
"Ot cguf "a net her before. ="
Eve. p aIi. but IA never really
thought ol her as Mrs Sheridan.
Ia mot. q. Saes such q frail.
g. n.y E.t'e s0man. u yoa know
. Uhst Uran.
4 jan rei 4 know. Ny
mother IS sac % ta3se sl.m wIl-
lJA
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STATEMENT
By
FULLER WARREN

am very AAss0 to kNt D@tA 70
Florida. ana not yet quite out
Il the Nav. bat ! expect ~ -
within few weeks-43 points
down and one 90 go.
Comlag home cannot be as
cheerful - ! would wIsh u a. BE-
bscausc al The condition "a our
country and the world. Although
thu tWo worst wars that cNct
ravagcd the world have ended
in great victories for our country.
cannot feel very gsy-oT hope-
fol Our cOuntTy-all q ITS lsh,-
ulp0 000 citizens - beset b. the
tWo most icruhle problems tilst
ever oppT,ssed and unnerycd q
pooplr mean. 81 course. the
twin rroblems II unemploynlt n
and The prevention u q thlrt
and world war.
n we don't head oft another
world Nag. the problem Il unem-
plnvment vail Ia automatically
solved thcN. vail b. nobody eft
alive. ur If anv survive. thes viii
bc So mangled and maccT1tcd
they Wunt h. able 90 Wors
War is not a biological. gcolog-
zeal "a meteorological process
War are man-made They don Z
start automatically They arr
planned and projected Human
beings. with minds and om0''on~
not very different from vouTs and
mine make the decisions that
make wars Human beings bring
about conditions that cause wars.
War fn The forpsceablc future
can b. prevented hv avoiding War
ia Itb Russia for she is the only
country capable 20 waging war
against ths United States Rus
sia's people don't want To- fight
as RussIas government d0esn Z
want 90 fight as Russia.s news
Tapers don't want go fright us.
AusriCan. don want war with
Russia Bot I am sorTs- 20 have 70
say that q small bui fanatlcsl col
lecIou 90 -scrCW balls not only
want but are working overtime
60 star up var with Russia For
the sake 90 thg common survival
of u al. this agitation for ~.
with Russia ought to stop We
couldn't svuld fighting these two
v ais which recently ended. buG
ve can end must avoid snoihcr
one
The best aniIdutc foT an tins
POISONOUS. pernIclous propaganda
for var WIth Russia Is a bigger
blast of C0urtcr-prupaRanda for
peace and guud viil f0T Russia
and an other NATIONS. except Of
course Germany and Japan. both
a which must ~ occupied and
controlled fof ss long a. u may
take Ca cong lCtcly cure them 81
their crazs fur var Evers
American Who wants o. i've uu'
. has full hfs'lme and die q natur.
, "a death. should lmmcdiatels
start putiIug out propaganda foi
continued and permanent peaCs
with Russia
That is just Whsi ! hsVc sal
lmysclf Co. A. often as can ct
q paper 60 print q OF q person
60 listen. am going o. say
Everything I can think of against
war and "a favor - peace, par
'tCular'y with Russia tslnce Il O..
the only nation there Is ans
danger q Us hsslng . var With.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13

When packing. keep some tis-
sue papeT On hand Put little wads
inside sleeves. under pleats end
puff W al the folds and Creasea
WIth AZ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13

Today The Citizen sass IN a.
editorial paragraph
II - a good thing for TIE
Tigers that they didn't wait al
the Cubs grew up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13

J. n MeltzeT. of Miami. ar
rived Yesterday 90 visit Mr.
Melizer and son. Charles Curtis
Mcltzcr. Who are staying wtth
Mrs MeltEeT's mother. Mr.
Charles Curtis. Simonton and
Caroline streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13

Law and order. in many communities.
Is e cue ton Of having enough policemen
.u the Job
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13

The best way % welcome returning
veterans Is Co see that they have what some
people term az economic opportunity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13
Few things are as real as grief.

Politics j. the art Of collecting the
create. number of votes and the success
'HI politician knows how this j. accom-
U'..hej.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13

Mrs William r Warrcn. Who
had been visiting IN Mana. ~
turned on yesterday moaning )
plane
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-13

fAauf forrrf thaf 80 var viii not Do
aser so far 81 fhs United States S con
frFmnd. unfi 81 our veteran soldiers and
aalleFa haze been brought home.