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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-18

Many a business fails because it is
starved by the. demand of the. family for
cash.
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the opinion Of the Court is Justice
Hhsn g h ior you and whatever you say
i ehen i IS against YOU.
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Most of us would be better off if we
worked less, made less and spent less.
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A pool and your money is soon
parted.
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.vNnaKmTa ron KEY WEST
ADVOCATED ~ THE CITIZEN

A. A1ma Maseh and Apartments.
naash ana Bathing Pavilion.
Aafmss~t.aad and Sea.
EasahAatlon a County and
Ets Governments.
gonmunsty Auditorium.
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West fans that the Raiders will
make a good showing in the
Dade County League.
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a Wreng attitude magnifies faults
HHhi attitude magnifies virtues.
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81 yea can't get along with your fel
.nw sfizens. investigate yourself
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Happiness Is where it is found, and
aeslaH ~ here Il Is sought
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TheFe are some buyers who will want
a. L. selleFs before long.
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Faf az practical purposes principles
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SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

tBaYview Park
WEEK OF MAY 10Th
TUESDAY,
7.30-B29'S VS.. VFW.
9:00-Outside MachinistS VS.
Adams Lunch.
THURSDAY
7;30-High School Girls VS.
Odom'S Wonders.
9:00-American Legion VS.
Adams Dairy.
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Bsmars 81 forecasts, especially your
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

SO ACRES Pennsylvania Road near
telegraph. SITS per acre. Terms.
Leimback, wy. 7047 r 2. (374lCl
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24

FOR sALE-MlsCELLANEOUs
USED AUTO PARTS. Cars bought
in any condition, wrecked or run.
ming. 2239 Cora. Call 2816. (2402C)
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PIANO, excellent condition. 2541
Second st. Phone 1094-J. (3736C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24
FOR SALE-fETS

BUFF cocker spaniel puppies, eight
weeks, registered. Reasonable to
clear this week. Buff male for stud.
23215 Sibley Rd., Wyan. 7048 r 8.
(3726C)
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FOR SALE-LOTS

HURON river lot on Park Blvd. in
South lockwood. Inquire 5947
Parke Blvd. Phone lockwood 245.
(3708C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24

| WAGES INCREASE
| PRICES RISE
Your dollar buys less next
week. next month. next year.
The price that you pay for land
today may seem awfullY cheap
q year from now. Drop in and
talk things over. You may be
interested in our
HAVE MORE PLAN
and you may need II with ris-
ing living costs. You can raise
most of your food in your spare
lime on an acre or more of land.
Here are a few samples. many
more listed:
| BUSINESS corner. looxlo0.
Eureka road, $1,000. s2so
down.
FINE residence. double corner
in WYandotte. Sidewalks.
water and sewer paid. Only
$3.50 cash.
ACRE with city water and
electricity near Telegraph.
$3.50. Sl3e down.
ACRE with city water and
electricity. l32 fl. wide. Per.
feet setting for ranch type
home. Only $3.50. $500 down.
FOUR acres mr.. Dix Toledo.
Close in. Rich level soil. Only
$3.50. S3le down.
THREE acres. Allen Rd. Pave
ment. Desirable location for
home and business. Only $l.4s0.
$500 down.
A 3 AUTIF UL suburban
domestic with everything.
Four and ons-half acres. rich
soil stream In rear. city water
and electricity. close to stores.
churches. public and parochial
schools and still convenient 10
west side industries. Full price
sl.47o. $500 down.
AND IF YOU REALLY WANT
A FARM.
Here is ten acres adjoining
Wayne just south of Michi.
gan Avenue. close TO stores.
schools. churches and all com.
munitY life. Not far from Sim
son and other plants. Fine wide
frontage. rich soil. light soil.
stream and trees. Only S375
per acre. Terms.
DROP IN AND TALK TT
OVER.
CIV. TREADWELL CO.
REALTORS and BUILDERS
DIX and GODDARD RDS.
TELEGRAPH and WICK RDS.
At. 1888
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-24

16 MN. motion picture protector
and 700 #. war films. Call 1923W
after 4 pm. (37O5C)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-13

permit the immediate immigration of 100000 Jews to Palestine if, and it was very big if, the U. s. fur nished two and half divisions of well-equipped troops to prevent an Arab uprising.
 This latest Foreign Office memo was one of the cleverest ever re- ceived at the State Department. Knowing the status of the Draft Extension Act in Congress and the acute manpower shortage in the U. s. Army, the British counted on War Department refusal to furnish the troops plus the Administra- tion's fear of asking a hostile Con- gross to send 40,0O0 American soi- diers to Palestine.
 What the British did not count on was the Intelligence Section of the War Department, to which Secretary Byrnes referred the For eign Office note. Army Intelligence made confidential analysis of the possibilities of Arab uprisings and found them to be nil. The British according to this secret report, had about 100000 troops in Palestine
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Snyder from being appointed head of the International Bank, and ar
 eued so hard on this that his am- munition was all gone to block Snyder's appointment as Secretary of the Treasury. Snyder liter ally pleaded with O. Max Gardner to remain as Under Secretary of the Treasury. He also asked Gard ner to persuade other Treasury of ficials to remain. Gardner worked on this last weekend, with no suc- cess. The power lobby had big day last week when the Senate Ap- propriations Committee cracked down on cheap Federal power for the people of Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma. The man who led the fight against cheap power was Sem ator Elmer Thomas, who campaign ed in Oklahoma in 1914 on the claim that he had never dealt with a lobbyist in Washington. This year, Thomas has been so busy cocktailing with lobbyists and spec ulating on the cotton market that he doesn't know what's going on in his own state among other things that he won't be reelected
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-13
FLAG DAY TOMORROW

Flag Day tomorrow June 14 will mean something snecial to great many Juneautes who elsewhere last June A. To most of who spent the war secure at home perhops the flag didn't mean much to us But to those who were many long months abroad Tn the service of their country, it came to mean all they were fighting for-liberty. and security and decent standard of life.
 A good many young men died carrying the Ameri- can Flag and all it stands for to the downtrodden peoples of Europe and the Pacific and here at home where the display of flag is but the task of Flag Day Let everyone display their flags-at home and before business establishments tomorrow, and be sure to attend the Flag Day Services in the Elks Hall tomorrow evening.
 As in the past, we herewith print few essential points concerning the proper display position ana correct method of saluting the flag:
 The blue and starry canton, the Union, is the honor point of the flag and should always be shown at the flags own right hand corner when displayed, other than on staff in horizontal or vertical position
 Whenever carried postioned, the flag should go on the right and of persons objects This is the military right of line All other flags placed on the left hand of persons and objects.
 When the flag is to be placed platform ol in the chancel of church, the staff should be al the speakers right hand and rightly in front of him hat is pointing to the left the sinister is pointing to the traditionally set direction of the coward.
 Perhaps the greatest source of is in the
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matter of using the flag for decorations One flag is majestic but any tends to make for decora- ton and the flag is to be used merely for decoration.
 When decorations of flag-lke nature are desired there is special bunting for the purpose. And in using the bunting, the blue should always be on top The order of the colors this regard blue white and red.
 The flag is never to be traied in the water and should never touch the ground. It should never be laid flat on decks tables and such like things It is allowed to rest in this position only when resting on the casket of who has served the armed services of his government. When casket the flag will seem reversed the onlookers but it is in correct position so far as the deceased is concerned.
 The small metal flags used by many on the rear license plates of their automobiles are entirely in correct The flag should always be in front and should never trail anything. It should never be used as unveilng material To do lowers the dignity of the flag.
 If you are wearing flag in the shape of jewel, remember 1t should be only as badge of honor and not mere decoration.
 The flag is alf-staffed only for those who once offered their lives that the flag be hauded down by the enemy. The flag is displayed outside from sunrise to only It should be hosted briskly and lowered slowly and tremendously.
 All of us will be having opportunities to salute the flag Here is the correct to do this sauting For military personnel and uniformed policemen on duty, the headdress IS removed to salute the flag The headdress carries part of their insignia of authority and in sautng, these persons merely touch the brim with their fingertips.
 All civilians, and women alike, not in uni form salute a passing stationary flag by holding the right hand their hearts This is known as the Lincoln Hand-over- heart" salute. All other salutes are too indicative of Axis claptrap
 It might be happening soon too that our flag will be in processions with flags of Allied nations In that case, if the flags abreast of each other the American flag is always at the marching right" When the flags in line, the American flag is front and center.
 When a number of flags of States or cities pennans of societies and lodges grouped together the flag of the United States should be at the center or at the highest point of the group The American Flag too should be hosted first when several flags are being raised on separate staffs.
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MERRY-GO-ROUND

Now that George Allen and John Snyder have been moved out of the White House, new power in the Presidents entourage is handsome Commander Clark M. Clifford, also from St. Louis. Clifford now is even doing some of Truman's ghost-writing. .Congressmen turned thumbs down on brilliant Claude Bowers, U. s. Ambassador to Chile, as speaker for the Roose- welt memorial session of the House and Senate July l. Instead Am bassador John Winant, a Republi- can, will pay tribute to Roosevelt. Bowers is Democrat. =. George Allen, who is out to become the thin man of the Administration has already lost IA pounds.
 Stuart Berkshire, head of the AL cohol Unit, is being named Assist ant Director of the Bureau of h. ternal Revenue. {. Richard Sax ey of the Federal Power Commis- sion leaves for Europe soon to work on separations problems. The Hungarian Prime Minister, lead- ing Soviet sympathizer, will visit Washington before the end of the month. French Communists working in united front with French capitalists, will soon an- nounce strikeless drive for high i CT wages.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-13
20 YEARS AGO {rGT {hMr EMPIRE
JUNE ls, 1926


 Members o Cathedral nicked this Thane enjoyed very good A popuary woodwoker his conduct
 City Council and Chamber Commerce had asked Congress pass the question of providing muncpa public utilities particularly for electric light and power plant
 Seattle the steamer Admiral Rogers arriving early this evening
 o baon July organization formed President L. Smith Secretary 
 the Douglas Bremen for service taking people float to the island weathe Highest, lowest 5 cloudy.
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SENATOR GEORGE GETS MAD

At this, Connally hit the ceiling. Months of resentment over being forced to sit in Vandenberg's sha- dow at Paris and London welled to the surface. Tom accused Vanden- berg of insulting him and demand ed a retraction. Other members of the Committee finally broke in to keep the peace, but the retraction never came.
 Peace did not long prevail, how ever. Another opponent of the Wa terway lost his temper-Senator George of Georgia.
 George demanded more time to study the Bill-despite the fact that he has already had weeks to study the present Bill and 12 years to make up his mind on the gener- al project. His colleagues consider ed this unreasonable and he was voted down.
 It is indicative of the frayed nerves of Senate members these days that the usually reserved George then lost his temper con- pletely and refused to vote on the Bill at all
 Instead he launched into an at- tack upon the State Department for drafting the agreement with Canada.
 Its about time the State De- partment stopped going around agreeing to dozens of things tht Congress may never want to do,' exploded the gentleman from Georgia.
 The time is coming" he contin. ued, when the question of isola, tion must be redefined. l am tiret of policy which requires larg, portions of our country to be giver away to others"
 George then asked to be excused and stalked angrily from the room
 Note-Every President in recen years has supported the St. Law renee Waterway, including not onl, Franklin Roosevelt and Herber Hoover but Republican nomine Governor Dewey. For several years also, it was planned to pass the St Lawrence Waterway as an agree ment requiring a majority vote ra ther than as a treaty.
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
FRIDAY, JUNE IA
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HUM
 The stars warn socially ambitious parents against undue interference in their children's love affairs. Lives have been ruined and the harmony of families forever destroyed by parents-in the great majority of cases by greedy, self-centered and unintelligent mothers-who put a higher value on social position and financial gain than on their off springs happiness.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Giving a veteran a job is not wholly a matter of rewarding an in- dividual for his part in the war Investigation will disclose that in his war service the veteran has acquired abilities which may be highly valuable to his employer.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 The signs of famine and immeas- urable human suffering persists Only heroic sacrifices and expedit- ious handling of foodstuffs can save millions from death and distress.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Russian opposition to, and criti- cism of, an Anglo-American al- liance will serve only to draw Brit ain and the United States closer together
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A year of spiritual progress and an unex- pected financial gain.
 Children born today will be self willed and stubborn at times, but will offset these early traits by in creasing flexibility, generosity and intelligence as they grow older.
 Copyright, 1946)
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Long about 1856, want to be able to look the old world square in the eye and say, Blow hot blow cold, Brother, it makes no difference to have financial security? You do just that by investing few dollars from each paycheck in U $. Savings Bonds through the payroll savings plan. You get four dollars back in just ten years for every three you put in today Yes, it's such good investment that mil lions of Americans riding the bondwagon to a happy future. Back Your Future with U s. Savings r,Ondsl
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plus about 10000 armed Jewish partisans. As result, the War De- partment advised the State Depart- ment to reject the British memo.
 Faced with this rebuke, the For eign Office has now backed down, has sent another note to the State Department, agreeing to the open ing of negotiations for admission of 100000 Jews to Palestine.
 (coPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 19s6)
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS dISUSED: the of ETC. much
  etc"
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Resume non). Pronounce principal syllable OFTEN MISSPELED Pray to enea Prey to raid for booy) SYNONYMS: Economical, frugal, thrifty, provident
 Use three times vocabulary by mastering word Todays unreasonable opinion; ASK syllable). live according the worlds will
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PALESTINE WORRIES BRITIsH

It will be vigorously denied, but the British Foreign Office has been moving Heaven and earth to avoid carrying out the recommendation of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine.
 Latest British diplomatic side step was shrewdly drafted secret memo to the State Department, ex- pressing sincere" willingness to
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MODERN ETIQUETTE kyoRrRrA Ry 1Er

Should the bride and bideroom after the a church wedding?
 A. Mo- the minister They should immediately for the brides home where the reception be held
 separate all right to Pleased to have met you"?
 A. No. Good bye, Miss Alien" i
 At table placed filled, and removed?
 A. At his right
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TIDE TABLE
JUNE IA
VFW MEETING TO BE
 HELD TOMORROW

The VFW Taku Post members will hold meeting tomorrow night at o'clock in the Jeep Club. Allan G. Marcum, .Adjutant, in the call, states the constitution and bylaws of the post will be drawn up at the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-13
CAPITAL CHAFF

Secretary of the Treasury Vinson didn't know definitely that the President had decided to make him Chief Justice until 10 minutes be- fore the announcement. Vim son did his best to prevent John
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Like good umbrella U. s. Savings Bonds are a for rainy day. Buy them regularly, conveniently on the payroll savings plan Back Your Futurel
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LOOK and LEARN Sy zy. c. GORDON

l. whom U. s. g. What is the most popular What is the official unit of States? grow lew About every year? ANSWERS The President by Senate. 9 the rite
  he legal standard in
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when you've brought something in as an agreement because you knew well it would not pass as treaty"
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round

fContinued from Page Onej
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Members and friends of the Parish Holy Trinity Cathed nicked Thane enjoyed very tme
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LII. IL. Il. AANLH
 DENTIST ] BLOMGREN BUILDING Phone 56 HOURS: g A. M. to 5 P. M. The Erwin E eed Go. | Office in Case Lot Grocery
 PHONE 7O4 HAY, GRAIN, COAL
 and STORAGE l CALIF Q R MIA | Grocery and Meat Market 478 = PHONES = 37l High Quality Foods at Moderate Prices | Jones-Sievens Shop LADIES'-MISSES READY-TO-WEAR Seward Street Near Third 1 Don s Radio Service 1 Electrical and Radio Repair eve pick up and deliver) Phone 659 9O9 West 18th l Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos-Musical Instruments
 and Supplier Phone 206 Second and Seward HEINKE GENERAL
 REPAIR SHOP
 Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner
 Blacksmith Work
 GENERAL REPAIR WORK Phone 2O4 929 w. 18th St.
 The Store for Men" | SABHNsS | Front St.-Tridngle Bldg. 
 ] Warfield's $ Drug Siore Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) | WAL Family Remedies | HORLUCK'S DANISH | ICE CREAM
 HUTCHINGS ECONOMY
 MARKET
 Choice Meats At All Times LoCatsd in George Bros. Store
 PHONES 553-92-95 |O B. P. 0. ELKS Meets every second and fourth Wednesday at pm. Visiting brothers welcome. E. c. REY- INOLDS, Exalted Ruler. w. H. | BIGGS, Secretary.
 MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. + n SECOND and FOURT
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P Lagergren, popuarly known Handy Andy" carpen had opened his shop lower Street where he conduct his business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-05
Harris School Parent
Teacher Group Hears
Conference ReDOrl

The Harris School Parent
Teachers Association met Tues
day evening in the school audi
forum. Mrs. Texas Hood re-
ported on the annual conference
of the Florida PIT. A. held re-
Gently at Tallahassee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton read
speech of the outgoing presi-
dent, Mrs. Clara Beckam. Pro-
fessor w. Fowler gave a report
on the school cafeteria and Miss
Mary Ann Machett rendered a
solo accompanied by Mrs. J. r.
Marcellus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-05
DOES HONESTY PAY?

RACINE, Wis. - George Poul-
sen, a waste-paper dealer, found
an envelope containing $4,000 in
War Bonds while sorting paper
at the city dump. A young couple
appeared and searched frantically
through the rubbish. They told
Poulsen what they were looking
for and he produced the en-
velope. They handed him a re-
ward - seventy-five cents - and
rushed away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-05
Here're Poland's New
Income Tax Rates

WARSAW. TAP All work
ers in Poland who earn less than
$50 monthly are exempt from in
come tax under a decree issued
by the council of ministers.
The council ordered general
scaling down of income tax
levies ''in response to the claims
of the working classes" the
emi-official newspaper Rzecz-
pospolita reported, effective from
Nov. /, 1916.
Tax rates range upward from
one per cent on annual incomes
to $720 to $500, to 10 per cent on
$4,000 to $4,000. The levy is Il
per cent on all incomes from
$4,000 to $4,000 annually.