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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
CONCERNS ALL or US

Several local candidates are reported
to be uneasy because OF the comparatively
few residents OF Monroe COUNT who have
Qualified to participate in the May prim-
aries.
As the county stands today. only
about one-third as many persons have reg
istered in comparison with the 4.917 Key
Westers who qualified to participate in the
city election last November.
Il will be hard slap IN the face of
Monroe county for more than one reason,
if only three or four thousand. residents
take the gtrouble to qualify for the prim-
aries To those residents who do not dual,
.ify, il can be said truly that they failed to-
exercise their most important civic duty.
OF what consequence is there in living
in a free country. if the greatest privilege
IN that country is disregarded? AS well
live in a country where one votes as one is
directed 10 vote
Aside from those important reasons.
there Is another reason that vitality affects
Monroe county, and that is possible de-
crease OF our influence with men in public
office because of great falling off of the
number OF qualified voters.
Two years ago we proudly declared
that the registration list in Monroe totaled
1912, but how many qualified voters will
we have when the books are closed on
April 20? ,-~
IS That is question that shoEEis Concern
eRry well-wisher of Monroe County. In In
view of the3tsct that only. an exceedingly.
small part 6f4the potential voters in the
lecanyy have Oxen the trouble to register
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
a PROBLEM IN EQUALITY

representative Oren Harris. Of Ar
kansas. recently presented a thoughtful
ssmmary If the transportation situation in
- United States. before aggroupr Of New
1frk shippers. re br0ught out the stag
Etr4nE SIZE 81 the overall transportation in
dns1ry For example. this country has 3d.
slso miies II nayigable inland waterways
served in psacetime By more than IL 900
fsaeis. There are more than 5000 miles
= coastal and inteFcoastsI water routes
ctmpeilng with rail and highway users.
There are 302 railroad companies.
e which l36 are Class / roads operating
go 600 miles 81 privately owned tracks
sod thousands 81 terminals. freight depOts.
repair shops. and maintenance facilities.
There are 500. 600 miles Of hard
sriace highways Before the war, there
o. z6.o0o trucking companies and I,5OO
uk,faf bus companies operating 5000. 900
sshleles.
There are 5000 airports in the Unfted
aaaief and the Civil Aeronautics Authority
- plans for 5000 more There are nearly
5000 miles u lighted airways.
sach q multiple. gigantic transporta-
fFln pleigFe has - problems. Representa-
tFe HarFis considers the most critical the
eauailng II competition. He says: THE
asefaI cosi q our highway system has
asrsf been ascenained. but the figure is
FFy large. Add 20 the three and three
ea@rter billions authorized for Federal
40. the state. county. and city funds that
i3Fs been expended on streets and high
says. and the figure will run up into al
naosf astronomical proportions. . Think
= ne millions that have been spent By
Federal AMI local governments for air
iine development and the billions of ex-
fnsndiiuFes that are in immediate prospect.
You will see. if you think clearly
through these staggering figures, what our
greatest problem is. We must make the
services provided by private capital con-
ffuue 90 be- available to the users of trans
portation when they must compete with
the billions 81 taxfree, interest-free, gov
eminent capital in other facilities
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Lll,I2I133
BY EusABETH HOLDING

CHE found Purvis in the lounge.
- reading, and she went up to
him with an air of urgency.
Mr.. Purvis," she said. I've
got to 60 back to New York at
once, and don't want to haveI
this house until I've made WILL
"A viii. But my dear young
lady" .
sPlease let mel" she said. Aunt
Emma'S my nearest relation. And
she asked me here when it meant
"a lot to me. I'd like TO feel that
If anything should happen to me
"a train accident, or anything-I
But my dear young lady, at
the present time Your Uncle
Rufus isis improving
Il know she said. aBut you
never can tell what might hap
pen. And I'd like to feel, before
/ go away. that I'd done that.
He began to argue. But Dl
maintained her attitude of an il
logical and impulsive young crea-
ture. and that seemed to him per-
fectly natural.
And she was assisted by an in
terruption. There was knock at
the door. and when she ran to
open it. the taxi-driver spoke.
Everything aw' right?" he
asked.
please keep ON waiting!" she
said. very low. Don't go away,
please. And if I'm not out in half
an hour, please knock again and
insist on speaking to me-"
"AtD' right" said he. in a re-
assuring whisper, and closing the
door she turned to Purvis.
My taxi's waitingi" she said.
plaintively. Please let me Just
dash off a VIII. leaving half the
money to Aunt Emma. Even if it
seems silly-rd like to do it."
Mr.. Purvis. like almost every
one, else. was rendered nervous
by the thought of a taxi-meter
steadily ticking up a charge. He
urged her to wait. to come TO
his Office the next day and dis
cuss the matter. but he was in
fected now with her sense of
haste.
Il will come to your office"
she said. This is just temporary
just to make my mind easy be-
fore go. Please help mel That
meter must be running up ter
| riblyw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
TODAY IN HISTORY
know America)

1784-The Bank of New York,
that city's first bank and for Is
years the only one, founded; to-
day the Bank of New York &
Trust Co.
l82o-Maine admitted to state
hood.
1875 - Archbishop John Nc
.Closkey of New York created the
first American CARDINAL 3!9fI
1915 - The American Trade
Commission created. A2HI s9b
1916 - Gen. Pershing enters
Mexico at the head of an army
of 5000 to punish Villa; ''"c"@
1919 = Some one thousand
American veterans meet in Paris
to found the American Legion. g.
l94l - President Roosevelt'S
worldwide broadcast promises
increased aid to the +enlbattleds
democracies. <.- ''f 1870 -
1942-Hitler predicts Nazi Eica
tory in Russia by summers ii
1943-American planes bomb
Kiska in the Aleutians.
l944-American British drive
through and occupy Casino in
Italy-which had stopped Allies
several months-after a plane
tank infantry attack in force.
Congress passes the soldier-vote
bill.
1851. S. 1st, 3rd and 18th
Armies move on in Germany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
PLAN TO AVOID INITIATION

The Committee for Economic De-
velopment wants a national economy free
Of wartime price and production controls
and safeguarded against both initiation
and depression
We think that the people of this
country are almost unanimously in FAVOR
OF the same ideal; .o.Flg erenees.T a.
opinion thafHevelop relate to the methudsy
and procedure. 70hAi 4 .
The Committee '*Nonfd! f1'N aaiikftt ;adin
existing tax rates and. % lance. the budget.
(2) control the expansion Of our already
huge money supply: and. (3J extend price
control authority until June 80, 4947
While the Committee would abolish
wartime price and production controls as
sOOn as possible, = advocates stringent
action'by monetary}"zrk horities to control
the supply Of money and advocates legisIa-
ton to raise reserve requirements under
plan TO prevent the use of Federal securi-
ties 10 expand the currency
Apparently, the idea is TO swap ex-
isting forms Of control for new controls in
tended 10 prevent initiation by restricting
available cash and credit. This somewhat
suggests the procedure adopted after the
last war when severe regulations affecting
credit initiated the disastrous economic
slump Of 1920.
While there is the need for some
measures TO prevent infIationary booms,
we are not sure that the power proposed
can be exercised wisely and without great
danger to the economic weil-being Of mil
lions of Americans The regulations, de
signed to fix prices and credit, would
have to be drawn with precision and bal
ance if they are TO avert the infIationary
threat without producing d defIationary
disaster.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

Very reluctantly he yielded,
and took out his fountain pen.
"Just please say that half of
anything l get is to 60 to Aunt
Emma
"And the rest"
"Iust say--my heirs and assigns
or whatever they are"
He argued again. and she be-
came more and more obstinate.
ssWellp she said, with a sigh. If
you won't, then IN have to find
some sort of lawyer in the village.
on my way TO the train. I'm sure ]
have . legal right to make a win
when ] want" az %
YES" he said. shocked and
distressed. IF you insist Il upon
this-this most irregular and un-,
reasonable proceeding. Your aunt
-s
please don't tell her" said Di
'sNoww
He drew I'D for her a brief
win. leaving half of any estate
of which she might be possessed
to her aunt Emma Leonard, and
the remainder to her legal heirs
and assigns.
'9'n read it to you
mo. thanks. I'm sure it's all
right. I'm in such a hurry"
i insist upon your reading il.
he said sternly you cannot sign
a document you have not read. !"
So she read it, or pretended to
read it.
Now" he said. .sWe must have
two witnesses. I'll get Doctor
Coat and your Uncle Peter. And
remember. young lady. you are
coming to my office tomorrow,
to discuss the matter
In a few minutes Mr.. Puryis
descended again. followed r by
Uncle Peter. very launty, and
State Il the .s,l'i p,fi,esssencs:s IL these
witnesses the nature of the .docuT
Purvis. frigidly.
lament" said DIE ~ TT
And as she spoke those words
aloud. she began to realize what
she was doing. As she took the
pen in her hand, it seemed to her
that she was about to sign her
own death-warrant.
Go be esntinuedl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
BURIALS AT SEA?

Editor. The Citizen:
+ Many are wondering what viii
be the outcome of our grave yatd
problem Thus far, suggestions
have been numerous amongst fel-
low citizens engaged in private
conversations. Meanwhile, our
local solons ponder over the mat
ter.
It is a known fact that the area
along Pauline lane has been
designated for additional grave
space. This action no doubt, will
affect number of families who
own their private homes. With
real estate property practically at
premium al the present time,
these folks are about to face a
serious situation in establishing
themselves.
We shall continue to keep our
fingers crossed. Lest some great
disaster may call for numerous
grave spaces. Unless someone is
contemplating on some unique
notion that would attract visitors
with the following adj: Visit Key
West. Fla, Burials at Sea; No
Grave Space Available.
JOSEPH VI. VILLAR.
Key West, Fla,
1923 Staples Ave,
March IA, 1916.
] Ty-rr---5 bt&t
Hershey is warned draft us
gong ovt on. MAJ l5,'e og@7
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DEFINITION OF A GENTLEMAN

Every once in while some yokel
comes along and asserts before his friends
that he is gentleman. His friends believe
him and it is so. All Of which bring to mind
every so often the definition Of gentle
man as was written many years ago. 1t is:
a man who is clean both inside and out
side, who neither looks up to the rich nor
down to the poor, who can lose without
squawking and win without Dragging; who
is considerable Of women, children and old
people; who is too brave to lie, too gener-
Gus to cheat and who takes his share of
the world and lets other people have theirs
believe the sage's advice; he's some
man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

rediea,si . - Esy Wei Citizen
NMArrey Bis9mer g -
- was 3 az slne.e nsen SO - "a
"a The longed-for prizs
Il riches and prospeFitg
he failed 20 advertise.
- II
e There was q lover once who died
So Quite wreiehed. ! suppose
sEs@rauss al through his life he was
Too bashful 20 propose.
49, III
'There was another man whose ways
IFS neighb0rs greatly panied
herauss ne didn't know enough
sss To come In when Il rained.
80 "
- three were fools; but worst Of all
80 T. eEeFyhodgis eyeg Is '
- D. he Who vas . business man 10, >,
- And FAILED TO ADVERTISE.
= Sgest. Fla.. > -C--.e
- \ IA. 1916
1 - -. Il
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Chapter -
AZ ke~aeoisres

ChapteT "a
MY plans can wait" said Aunt
-'A Emma. You wish to know
what happened to FenneL And
I'm not at all disposed to tell YOU.
He was very unwelcome intrud-
err. What's more. if I do tell you.
/ have no sort of guarantee that
you won't go off and never COM
rnaaicate with me again.
Ii you won't tell me-" said
Ds, I'm sure to do that"
Perhaps it's better So" said
Aunt Emma
~What do You suggest"
Its for YOU TO suggest" said
Aunt Emma. i can think of
nothing. except that you might
make a viii in my favor"
',A-wils But"
oh, ! see the drawbacks to
that perfectly well." said Aunt
Emma. The only value would be,
that you would be making . pub
lie declaration of your no doubt
excellent intentions. If you were
TO declare. in the presence OF
Purvis and Goat that gratitude
impelled You to assign me share
of your legacy. you'd hesitate,
after that. TO refuse me q loan.
when you inherit. It's a very poor
plan-for me. ] hope You can
think OF a better one
You-proHsiSe to tell me where
he is2" she asked.
If / don't said Aunt Emma,
. you can very easily destroy any
paper you've signed, il my in
formation doesn't suit YOU"
'sAN right" Di said. ~I'n make
a win. And you promise To tell
me. as soon as I've done that?"
Il promise"
"All right" said Di, again.
@And even when you've done
that said Aunt Emma, "the will
won't be worth the paper it's
written on. I'm obliged to trust
you to deal honorably with me
I'm going to give you information
that you can use against me. ]
admit that there was a certain
amount of Misrepresentation in
volyed IN getting Fennel away"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
SKIN DISEASE

CHICAGO.-The scabies or itch
is a skin disease caused by an
animal parasite which burrows
under the epidermis of any part
of the body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

Emily Post may not have said so but
4 j. bad manners TO blast an automobile
horn a. a pedestrian and scare the day.
lights out of him. No. the writer did not
have the experience nor is he soliciting it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

Human progress is impeded, rather
than assisted, by efforts to establish uni
formity Of thought and opinion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

The Chinese understood the
secrets of the compass 5000
years before England learned
to use it. 81 ...t. i1nH s-E-es
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

Editors Note: The above item was
clipped from the December !, 1922, issue
of The Citizen and submitted by a woman
subscriber for reproduction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

There is plethora of strikes; even
in our sports the word occurs-there are
strikes in baseball, in bowling and in fish
ing. And now the town clock strikes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

TED: elem and | were wonderin' what
YOU thought of that new movie about the
chronic alcoholic, Judge. Understand you,
saw it before we did" e .a,. t:f->: 81.
OLD JUDGE: Well Its true most of
us never see a case as extreme as that in
real life because they are so few and far
between. But it does point out one thing.
chronic alcoholics are abnormal people and
we've got to change our ideas about how
to help them"
GLEN: I'm what way, JUDGE"
OLD JUDGE: We've got to realize that
excessive drinkers are suffering from more
than craving for alcohol According to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Tampa welcomes the Reds BIT
once year, and all Of them
come from Cincinnati.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15
Key West In
Days Gone By
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF MARCH Is. 1886

A radiogram was received this
morning by w. w. Demeritt,
superintendent of lighthouses in
this district, that a 1000 pound
stock anchor, belonging to the
steamship Dalesby, had been
found in Boca Grande Chan
mel. The radiogram, did not ex-
plain how the anchor came to be
thersoiienmlon sd, bais @
s. S Junior Jun r'i Division ion Of the Key
West Boys Fellowship Club VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon in the
Golden Eagle Hall on Petronia
street.
Rev. James S. Day, secretary
of the Key West Hospitality
League. said today that the meet
ing, scheduled for tonight, has
been postponed till March %.
Ferry Florida Keys, which left
port at l o'clock this morning,
encountered such heavy winds in
Hawks Channel, she had to put
back to port.
Howard England, Joe Arlt and
Jack Harris have arranged for
meeting of the Southerrimost
Rifle Club to be held tonight in
the county courthouse.
10
;, Mrs. Agatha Converse, of Mia
mi, arrived yesterday to visit re-
'iatives and frisqft e'hI,oU
Jeff Knight, Jr.. mastsr. chan
celAtSfkSiaBht JtIPirkI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

psychiatrists and medical men az one Of our
great universities. the alcoholic Is q SICK
person. The study of hundreds OF cases shows
be is suffering from some physical. social or
emotional condition Just as IN the case
OF that poor chap in the picture Fortunately,
they represent only very small percentage
OF those who drink
TED: rs anything being done to really
help these folks, judge"
OLD JUDGE: Yes "a great deal in
clinics throughout the country. And with
the cooperation of the beverage dlstillers
who sincerely want their product used only
in moderation"
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Your Horoscope

Today gives a mystical tenn
permanent. strong IN friendshlu
but not very warm bioodea
There is no great desire Cor ex-
ertion, but the native Is capable
of strong action II the interest !
aroused. The mind Is phllosqphi-
cal, carrying you along consloft-
ably, and rather oblivious % TIE
opinions of others.
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aepmcwEnxEwTs FcR KEY VEST
ADVOCATED BY TIE CITIZEN

sws 4 Mazs Hcteh ard Apart-sn.&
BzaEh ard Basa,-g Payll1o1
AlxE0rts-Lar1 and Sea
a CaHaoI84afaon C County ard
-. City GgverrERr.4-
~ Commzxlsy AgGi.crizz
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Saturday. March 18th


rig IA. NJ to Noon
100 Sunrise Serenade.
1925 News
1870 Sunrise Serenade
7:45 Weather Report
$50 Sunrise Serenade
8:25 News
$50 Sunrise Serenade
8:55 Civic Calendar
900 Hometown Frolics
GAS Red Cross Program
1000 This Week In Washington"
1915 Jumping Jacks
1920 Smiling Ed Mcconnell"
1O:45 Southern HarmOnizers*
100 Music
1l:30 Land Of the LOST
Noon to @ r. VI.
1900 House of Mystery
1890 Weather Report
1885 Quiz Program
100 Opry House Matinee
200 News
2:l5 McGrane's Orchestral
2:30 Marine Band
800 Sinfoinetta*
$50 Jam Session
400 Dance Orchestra
4:3O Southern Harmonious
4:45 Dance Orchestra"
500 Sports Parade
$50 Xavier Cugat
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Chapter. Order Of Denaoiay. SAID
today that a class Of candidates
viii be initiated at . meeting q
be held tonight in Scottish Rte
Hall
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

MIR. and Mrs. Hannilton Pm.
der, l425 Newton street. so1zy
announced the engagement q
their daughter. Mary Louise. %
Benjamin Carlyle. son Of MF
and Mrs. Carlyle Roberts IS
Francis street. The we<iding i
scheduled for April 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

Friday. March 18th
q r. NJ. 10 Midnight
600 News
6:l5 1900 Club
$50 Weather Report
6:35 1900 Club
100 Fulton Lewis, Jr."
tbs Louis Jordan
7:30 Frank SingiserH
7:45 Inside of Sports"
800 Passport to Romance
$50 Think You Know Music
900 Gabriel Heater
9.l5 Real Life Stories*
$50 Spotlight Band'
9:55 Talk by Truman
1000 Henry J. Taylor"
1915 Jon Cart Trio
1890 Meet the Press
HOO News"
1870 Dance Orchestra
l1:45 Orchestra
1855 News
1900 Dance Orchestra"
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;, Mrs. Agatha Converse, of Mia
mi, arrived yesterday to visit re-
ilatives and frisrff, c'hI.oVl
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RADIO PROGRAM
ANNOUNCE By STATION
Subject to Change
WKWF
Where to Listen
1900 On Your Dial

Mutual Broaocasting System
rDesignates Network PrOgram)
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" LIE VINO q
Jeff Knight, Jr;. master. CHAN
celAtShh eliAtbat tylIPkrki