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The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
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Having as its locale, the nations
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Altogether top-notch piece Of
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LET'S HOLD BACK THE TEARS

There b. considerable comment 30 The
press and ou the air about the manner n
which thc State Department determined
the po<tpouemeut II ne confidence ~ched-
uled AZ RIO de Janriro.
The a>~umBtion is somewhat wide
spread that the extremely sensitive LATIN
American" republics have been afironted
b, the fact that the United States took upon
itself the decision 90 delay ~ parI,y
We are not sure that there d any ac-
es~ion for tears. ln fact there NAV have
been reasons why some of the Laun-Amer-
lean republics preferred that the United
States go ahead In the matter ANYHOW
lets not she'd any tcarS until Their, b, some
positive evidence 90 hurt feeling, sn south
America
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THREAT TO PEACE

The people II the United state, should
understand m, Justification Of the efforts
ot liberal countries 20 bring about IN,
downfall II dictators in Argentina and
Spain.
u Is obvious that It ~, peopl, ~ Ar
gentina and Spain desire the government
mat they have. they are entitled % keep
them Do power. The concern ~ other ma
tons = limited solely 90 the belief tha, such
governments constitute a threat 20 the
peace II the world
This is = matter which concerns 9th
~ nations and Jusiifies their refusal Ga co-
operate with the dictator regimes.
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i828-Juhn r Thompson cdl-
a. uf famed southern Literary
Messcrger Vf-.ria putf. born
in Richmond Dies Apu' Sd 1873
1881 - Basil L. GldersIceve.
fawef Johns Hops ns GresN
scholar. born Charleston. = a..
Diecl. In. y 1894
fRss Adiai p Sfevensor II
fre.s LAWYER D-wo<rlt .,ats
caneress--an 23F5 Ntce PRIEST
agrt uoru Christian County X
D.ef Iu-, lg 1874
I838 p To klu-.r ~w1'r.
.re- grandson ef pa,'.-.r2sr. "a
tanned ,nEnrl r.'.# artist.
q p.ru.a. r...-f .rt f.H-r'-
f.l e.t4r... H.a Baltimore.
Dad ArG r. f8fs
ia.l - Jaa Stewart Btan.
R +~.ra So. ~.s -gau,s p-n-
sshe.-ta.t.. precedent oi 'rc
Cuuert u WH-~ ana MaN
hs.~ H.-r.r County Va Dtd
t- r. usna. Dst l6. Is44
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congratulate YEA" she offered
sarAanicaily. "Caria u en- route
10 Washington SHE'S aeeepted .
position IN yosar very own de-
partneut- And y0u pretending
you didn't kngNs" she eonrluded
ansshe N
THE train pulled in. TIE train
l also pulled aut
SIZE felt namh. Eveiyn had ca
tug a her sleeve twire before she
realized Asleanor waa speaking %
her. "foa all Gems. wont your
It's not q bad piaxe. and the food
. excellent"
~Of c0urse,- agreed Jane.
through cold hpA
Then foll0w oar car"
~Oh. lane. goa Do shs unur-
murcd a. they aearwd tha ear.
DO whatg@ axked Jane. Bui
Evelyn wouldn't answer. and
Jane preferred q that way. Why
don't you drivcg" she suggested
Jane sat up. alert Evelyn. !
deserve anything that ecnges %
me. 20 think that | could havV
been idly watching that--that
whafever u is-wifhoat realizing
what was going on.
IL don't follow yea
Garter had called 20 cunEratN-
late Sheridan almost before Sber-
dan had received word That
n.eans Carter hes q trend a. the
capital who IS keeping him Tn
touch with Developments. doesn {
n@"
Why. yes. q course"
"And what would be easier
then than for Carter % arrange
for CARA 30 % % work IN an ct
See where she would ~ abe 90
keep tabs on SheTi4anT You
know how badly they need sten-
ographers In Washington n0@.
So. first Cara attempts %
make peace wlfh Mr.. Sheridan.
put herself back on speaking
terms Wlth him. We know she
couldn't afford that train trip
y ithout someone backing her. %
Carter. With visions q the bore
ym % thousands Of miles q
travel weakening SheTi8aa's de-
lenses. arranges Tor them % 60
together.
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Il).,teadef4i.,,
J....: -. ssseccy oMoRr
Chapter n

Chapter -
Marx SHERIDAN Iefs Cor
Washington wednesday eve
ninE A. his request JAMS and
Evelyn accompanied EieangT and
her husband % the depot
4 detesi fareweIls." Jane pro-
tested. 4 detest waiting foF al
aboar9S. trying % Oh IN those
last endless minutes with foolish
Questions and answer& don I
want % 50"
But ehc Ecnl and the COINS
away VS. more trying than she' 4
anticipated. In the first place, Ire
train was late. and i shoaldn
have been. Tor wcrcn't the trains
made up right there a few miles
from fhe Sixteenth Street depotf
And In the second. there as
Mark Sheridan. az the cane stage
now and locking very cosmopoli-
tan-at first
Jane noticed the change. the
sudden upward movement - rs
hand toward his hair lie must
have remembered ne had worn
a rat 90 the draughty e. be-
cause his hand stopped az his
nncktte.
~Eloanor.- ~ said - MS sis
Ger. please find Oui What she =
doing here
Involuntarl'v al three girls
turned % look down the track,
and there. hes a. q neatly stacked
pile q hand llggage, stood Caria
HanEgn
Janc coulda't quite fathom TIRE
feeling that swept over her. q
sinking. nauscaf ing sensation.
Surely she Ccuidn't l0wer herself
% nate anyone like Caria Han
sen. Bar that feeling Shed had
IL once before. 10 q pllme. ne re-
n8embeFed now. lust al the coast
az EnEland. when fae co-piiBt
had come in and iold fhc passcn-
Eers O. prepare f1r crash land
ing
SaersHan's hat was ~. -
beautiful part in n.s hair q hing
81 the past one hand had laked
through
Here was Eleanor
Allow me GO be thc hrst -
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-And % course. once there.
friends again. and two lonely
people In a busy city. they'll be
thrown tagether. grow e0nlden-
tai and little Cara wili earn her
luxury money By reporting back
20 Garter whas Sheridan Is sup
posed a. conhde In her"
Evelyn psaiied up 20 Ire curb
behind the Gresham car. -TheFes
only one thing wrong with that.
she said thoughtfuliY.
What demanded Jane.
-Mr. Carter Is judging Mr. Sher-
idan By hlmaself snat old lady
kiliw couldn't ride from here %
Sacramento without making up
60 every pretty SRI on the train.
Mr.. Sheridan has been mskina
tranc0ntincnfal trips often. and
from what I've he2Fa of hira. that
- when he takes ms rest and
reads Tie even has his meals
served tn his compartment SO ne
won't have % talk even % strange
men
Jane laughed q little. ~Don't tel
me there's 3 porter anywhere IN
these United States who w0uian {
give carla . hey % Sheridan's
compartment Il her snsle was IS
blg a. her tip"
I'm not counting on brihahie
poEters.- insisted ENelyn- I'm
counting on Mark sheridan. and
I a know him better than you %
even though Ira not in--Ola.
hella. Eieanur. We managed %
stay together quite wcll. didn't
wea~
Mother" Eleanor confded as
they reached the anal c0urse, rs
a. dnterfninef % marry Mark -
Cara as she was oFzCe determined
% keep zica > dreadiul IneSal-
iiance from oecafrrirg Mother
Sheridan prefers in-laNrs Ehe San
handle. one outlaw = enough.
~Now What" demanded Jane
a. TREY drove on. did Eleanor
Gresham mean b. that last re-
marAg"
Honestly. Jane cried Evelyn.
~for a girl az brilliant a. you give
every lndicafiun q being. you're
as-as blind ard as dense as Mark
Sheridan is-a5out some thin s..
To De e@nainaxd
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OPEN LITTER TO EDITOR
o. THE MIAMI HERALD.

as . So
Your sunday fOct 81 issue
carried a communication signed
- - g.. KY West that has
..ssf Nuu many friends IN tins
community That a moron. prop
ss'y lncd tof damaging newly
Vsv,d streets. could WElfc such
letter s understandable
What Constitutes an affense be-
ri ere realm ~ apology Is the
100 fhaf there Is an rdloI either
s. grua4ut 9f su Malicious. as g.
publish ~4rh letter and sca.e-
bead ~. THE FINE BOCLE-
Wards OF KEY WEST HOW
CAN ANYONE DAMAG
THEM
Kcy Wet has ~bcen O. the W3r"
ts. more whole rtaftsily than
Miami nas b,eu. d., % NE
r.a.s usfHs incident ta his a.
'..t.t, 80 an wp. 'ani MOB The
r.f rA 20 th, streets ~as badly
aged asf as q Battle Scaf 50
.hp can @. damaged and there
tca minds l0W enough 20
4eale thr veteran ga that &C.
cuant
But TIE damage Is bslng zee
paired as rspidly a. lsbsr coudi-
'ior. pggmlL anal ths streets Nlll
ORDER long bsf.le Miami
ceases fu p.Jiutr Us surrounding
aatrrs Wtfh filth from - out
.-s There are fsA better pa.eu
v.ut, 4ns heg fnau thg one,
J B .r,r,, kraV af nu
KS .l sc,ss. uag herds %
r X, Wcsf n, uged
ae tslns IS ,he fact that anf-
frr.. exist, a ngv spaper
-.t .a.I us 81 u.nd CD truth
t 81. regardless .f rs h4~.nt -
--essts. O. say nothing 70 IS
a4taf.aa.
STEPHEN & SINGLETON
Manage Ky West Ch4uh. q
Commerce
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JABBINc At KEY WEST

Somebody. who did not know what
be- was writing about. had q letter. un-
signed except for the initials j. B.. in The
Miami Herald for Sunday. about a Miamian
having been fined in the local criminal
court for driving his automobile without
tires on Key West streets. The anonymous
writer said:
Being familiar with the sO-called
streets and roads Of Key West. I find il
! impossible 10 believe they are capable Of
being further damaged By any method. 4"
Nobody has been arrested or fined in
the criminal court for driving automobiles
without tires on the streets of Key West.
Two such cases have come up recently in
criminal court. and here they are:
Fred o. Eberhardt. representative in
Monroe county for the Florida Motor We
hicle Commission. arrested two sailors who
drove an automobile on four rims over the
new Overseas Highway and the north shore
81 the Roosevelt boulevard. which are parts
~ Federal Highway No. L. maintained by
the state Road Department. and are not
Key West streets
II should be explained that the State
Road Department. only a few days before
he sailors drove over the boulevard. had
just completed scarifyng. regarding and
repavinR H. and Mr. Eberhardt said that
the rims left marks in the surface Of the
Overseas Highway and the boulevard one
quarter - an inch deep
The Miamian. 20 whom -. B." re-
ferred. vas arrested north ~ Long Key. 10
miles from Kew West. by State Road Pa
trolman :. ". Walker for driving on the
neW Overseas Highway with a flat tire
The worst part Of the letter was the
headline. written in the Herald office:
The Fine BOulevards Of hey West:
How Can Anyone Damage Them"
Admittedly the streets I'm key West
are in poor condition. except Eaton street.
which was Navy-repaired and Division -.
nov a state OF county road. from the Roo<e-
welt boulevard 10 Whitehead street. which
has Iu<, been sepaired by the state Road
Department. but would the Herald poke
fun a. the Miami police II they arrested
anybody for driving an automobile on
is rims over the worst streets in that city.
particularly those miles Of streets that have
no sidewalks We al least have good side
walks IN Key West
Government vehicles have damaged
Key West streets considerably SINCE this
country entered the war and that vas the
reason why the NAVY repaired Eaton street.
and Il is the reason why the city i now
appealing 10 the federal government for
funds 10 help repair roads in this city.
Finally. J b" that namelcss man.
didn't know what ~ Vas writing about.
bat the Herald took the Scrved al is face
value and iabbed deity and delightedly ar
kgy West.
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PEOPLES FORUM


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HOROSCOPE

<rrefr ~ ui vesfestay- zen
ts-rv SD prevail ln frt gaI.ls-
hours - the dsv bI' IS fhs ns ~
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Character nav become arguuen-
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xoTtcE OF APraFrAHH@M
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Columbus in his famous discovery. did
not add anything 20 the know ledge hat the
Indians possessed about North America.
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Mayu William n Malan.
Carl Berai5i chairman ~ trr
Mnnrue culrts eanu fsslrn snH
Enrique Esquinaida have been
harmed committee - g. 60
Hls ana a. 'rv co. enlist assistant,
from tnc Cutmn government N
having 'he FLORIDA Past Coas,
R8ilvav resume operations over
'hg FLORIDA KEYS.
The Wc8fher Bureau ported
todlg that the tropical distlgr-
banc, that caused ~urh iesfruc-
ION IN Jamaica and EASTERN Cuba.
ls central thb morning h.fus, o.
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A reservoir = being built %
~ used m supplying water 60
the Key Vs. Aquarium.
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Tires more YPA uggiects, hays
been approved 70 kev Wesf
and Il vas said that many more
men and women ALI b. employ
81 On a fuw DAYS.
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Many reformer~ gvf confused and be-
heVe that the only way to save Oh, world
Or 20 make even body alike and Ike them
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
KEY WEST IN
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The Valley settler., 1945-08-17
LCCAL ITEMS

E.C. Christe nsen has returned from Juneau where he has been for about two weeks.
 Mrs. Pie lage, Public Welfare worker for this Lis strict. spe nt 5 days in Palmer th1s week.
 The person who ran over the little the Lorni tory need not feel badly about 1t as the dog is feeling fine.
 Mrs, Maude Hosler Is enjoying long wisheG for vacation from her duties as manager of the KCSLOSKY Department Stone. She has left the store as manager and wi Il now live on her farm near Palmer, The store Is now under the mane genen0 of Bud Kos losky, brother of Jan Koslosky.
 number of pc ople of felmer have been bIdberry pi iching this week along the h.. gnway to Gulkana. They report that the picking is fine this year..
 Carlton Kaiser, assist, Ml". of the Co-op has made another trip to Nome .on business. He took vi tn him a sample shi pme nt of milk in paper bottles.
 Speaking of shipping; ilk to Nome, we remember an article at one time in State paper that reindeer milk was used in Nome and it was delivered in quart size beocks In wht ch a string had been frozen to make delivery convent ent. The pn ople of Nome didn't seem to know anything about thi s--s trange to say.
The Valley settler., 1945-08-17

SCHOOL NEWS Cont. from pp. Music: (none hired as yet) HIS Ing. & Hist: Miss Agnes Valiqua tte, Seattle, Washington. HS Conner ial: Mrs. Margaret Cope,
 Palmer HIS Dome stic Science & Chem. Miss . Virginia Wear, Palmer Shop: Mir. John LaVries, Palmer HIS Math. & Science: Mr. Harry Winner, Palmer.
 Jani t or: Mir, Bernie Bouwe ns. Two had been hired, but one has resigne WAs1LLA SCHOOL WILL OPEN aur.. a7.
 Early school bells vi II usher in the l945-46 school year at Wasil1o, on Monday, August 27. The advanced fall beginning is the 'esult of a desire. of parents in order to provid de for week of harvest recess in late September.
 School busses vi II be on schedule to pick up their spirited loads it the regular hour.
 ----- -------------- It is rep orted that William G smi tn wi II be the assistant janitor to replacA- Roy -Hamann- Pa lma-r -Schnnl.- FOR SAIE ONE 1a5S o55cR PONTIAC IN GOOD CoNDITI ON. HAS 5 NEW TIRES kND M0ToR Is LIKE NEW. CONTACT JAMES MONROE or WRITE TO THIS ADDRESS: BOX 785 PALMER ALASKA :.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
Col. Donald G. White Succeeds
johnson as District Engineer
Directed Building
OF Advanced Bose
At Bermuda

Col. Donald G. White, chief of the
international branch of the Supply
Division, Office of the Chief of En-
gineers, has been appointed District
Engineer for the Washington Dis
trict to succeed Col. John M. john
son, who has been assigned to a
technical service unit at Los Angeles.
Col. White, West Point graduate
with the class Of 1920, was in charge
Of the design and construction OF
the advanced base at Bermuda from
the fall Of 1910 until November
1912, when he was ordered to Wash.
ington headquarters, it was an.
nounced by 1t. Gen. Raymond A
Wheeler, chief of Engineers.
The District Engineer. since he
was commissioned a second lieu.
tenant in 1920, has served with thu
Second Engineers at Camp Travis
Tex, the Sixth Engineers at Camp
Lewis, Washington, and the Third
Engineers in Hawaii.
In addition to duty with troop
units, he was assistant professor o1
military science and tactics at Penn.
sylvania State College from 1928 te
1882 and was attached to the opera
tions and training section of engi.
neer headquarters here from 1884
to 1898.
Col. White saw duty on river ane
harbor assignments as executive as
sistant at Savannah and Boston.