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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-11
NO NEED FOR SURPRISE

A Tallahassee report tells of Coral
Gables man, politically unknown. who
plucked $500 political plum.
Nobody, up Miami way, even gave a
passing thought to his having chance to
be named as railroad commissioner to
succeed the late w. B. (Babe) Douglas.
A dozen aspirants for the job were shock
ed, politically speaking, because the ap-
pointee's name had not been mentioned in
connection with the job.
Much surprise" was caused by the ap-
pointment among Miami politicians, ac-
cording to newspaper accounts. But why
should there have been any surprise?
Let's take squnt at sundry men hold
mo state appointive offices in Key West.
How far would they have succeeded on
their own initiative to get their JOBS!
They would have been unsuccessful just
as YOU. with no political pull, would have
been.
They were appointed here, as the man
in Coral Gables was appointed, because
they had political backing with say-so IN
Tallahassee That condition has been par
ticularlv so since Caldwell has been gov
ernor. All over the state he has turned
down recommendations of Democratic
executive committees and influential men
in their communities and has given his ear
only to particular favOrites when ne has
made appointments.
Go behind the scenes in Coral Gables
and you will learn that somebody, who had
the governors ear suggested the naming
of the man to the vacant membership on
the railroad commission. The politicians,
meanwhile. may yell their heads off, so
far as Caldwell is concerned.
Politics is a cut-and-dried business
when It comes to making appointments.
Get the right man behind you, and you
will be named to the office, regardless of
what your ability may be.
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WHAT WILL 1T BUY?

In I046. according to the Department
Of Commerce. the people of the United
States had an income of 100000, 100000.
This includes wages and salaries. dvi-
dends. interest. rent. social security, relief,
pensions. discharge pay to service men and
income from unincOrpOrated business, in
Guiding farms.
The figures reveal that the per capita
income for the country as whole was
81 200. II compared with $575 average
Tor 1910. but no one should imagine that
Il represents double the buying power of
that year.
The measurement of national income,
or per capita income, by dollars, does not
present true picture of the prosperity"
Of individuals. The actual value of the dol
lars received by individuals depends upon
what the dollar can purchase. In other
words il might be possible for an individ-
ual Ia receive greater number of dollars
in one year than another and still to be
in worse financial condition than before.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-11

Nearly everybody remembers the popu-
lar attitude of the people of the United
states when the firing ceased on the bat
tie lines in Europe. The conclusion accept
eel by Americans generally was that the
war was over and that everything was nor
NAL again.
This idea may be dissipated by the
report of Sir John Boyd Orr. Drector-G Gen.
eral Of the United Nations Food and Agri-
culture Organization. who recently de-
clared that nearly half OF the worlds
population is suffering from famine con-
ditiOns.
The plight of the helpless populations
Is direct result of the destruction and
devastation of the recent conflict. 1t stems
from the economic dislocations inevitably
associated with war While the fighting
has ceased. the current enemy is hunger
and il cannot be vanquished by apeace
treaty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-11
STUDIES CELL ACTIVITY

The purely scientific improvement of
the human race is the goal of experiments
to be conducted by Professor o. J. Eigsti,
of Northwestern University.
1t should be explained that the expert
ment revolves around three-acre plot
of corn, with 200 types in growth. The
effort is to improve the quality of corn
and the professor says that if this can be
done, the quality of cattle can be improved
and this, in turn, will lead to an improve
ment in mans nutrition.
The professor holds out hope that men
and animals may be improved when
science understands the reasons for hybrid
vigor. He says that the experiment pro-
vides for observation of genet csystems
upon the activity of cells and suggests
that in cell activity may be the solution
to all the problems of tumor growth, es-
pecially cancer.
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STATISTICS MISLEAD

1t Is always well not to jump to con-
clusions when one is given statistics in the
form of percentages.
FOR example, Department of Com
merce figures show that exports of food
stuffs from the United States increased
iesS than one per cent in the first half of
this year, while imports showed S1.2
per cent rise.
Ihls looks like correction of the alb
norman balance between exports and i'm
poits Tor this country. However, the full
iisures show that exports totaled s1.241-
Soo ana imports amounted to only
1881 100000.
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Trolley Assists
Stalled Truck

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.-(AP).--
A large truck, with motor dead,
blocked an Illinois Traction rail-
road train in Bloomington's
downtown district. The engineer
impatiently drummed on his cab
window while the truck driver
|futilely attempted to start his mo-
tor. Finally, the engineer eased
the train up against the trucks
tail gate and gave a gentle shove.
The truck coasted down the
street, coughed and started. I he
driver waved and the engineer
smiled.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER y.


5:o0-News Report. Is Mins.-nbc
Sewscast Every Day-cbs
Network Silent q hr.)-mbs- ca st
Riddles Hour trepeated hour
later)-mbs-w
s:t5-Sports: America Serenade-nbc
In My Opinion Talks-cbs
SACRED Barber and Sports-cbs
s:45-Lowel Thomas Newscast-nbc
World News a Commentary--cbs
6:oo.-Radio Supper Club-nbe- basic
Mystery OF the Week-cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr. Tepeat hour
later)-mbs
6:15-News and Comment-nbc
Jack Smith and Song-cbs
Dance Music-mbs-ba basic
6:3o-Grand Marquee Drama-nbc
Bob Crosby's Club-nbc
Arthur Hale Commentaries basic
6:45-Utley and Comment-nbc-w west
Bob Trout and News-cbs
Sports (Repeat 80 m. later)-mbs
7:oo-Col. Flack, Sketch-nbc
suspense Mystery Drama-cbs
Let's Go to Movies-mbs- basic
7:3o-Frances Langford Show-nbc
Mr.. keen's Drama-cbs
scarlet queen, Sea Drama-mbs
7:55-Five Minutes News-cbs
s:ooGMusic Hall. Nelson Eddy-nbe
pick Haynes Varety-c6s
Gabriel Heater Commensurate
S:15-Real Life Drama--mbs
s:3O-Jack Carson & Eve-nbc- basic
Crime Photog., Drama-cbs
Block Party Music--mbs
s:o0-Peter Lore Mystery..nbc
The Magazine Theater--cbs
family Theater. Drama-nbs
s:so-Dave Rose Music Time-nbc
The Man Called X-chs
Dance Band Show-mbs
lo:oo-News & Variety 3 hrs.-nbc
News, Variety, Dance 3 hrs.-cbs
News, Dance Band hrs. -mbs
Asc PRoGRAMS-Times it eItbe,
eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.
e'oVE-Network Silent Hour east
-. hiddles Hour-west repeat
.:oo-News and Commentary
.:aS-Daily Commentary
I:30-To Be Announced
S:9o-Lum and Abner Comedy
S;I5-To Be Announced
8:30-To Be Announced
s:o0-Willie Piper Sketch
s:S0-Mr. President, Drama
10:o0-To Be Announced
1o:30-The Hoosier Hop
V:rS-Earl Goodwin Comment
Ia:oo-NeWs &c Dance Band Hour
'<:oo-Dance Band Hour-west onIv
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WRINKLE-FROOF COTTON

Cotton fabrics. treated with new and
exclusive chemical process, are rendered
as wrinkle-proof as woolens or worsteds,
according to George S. Harris, president of
group of cotton mills.
The fabrics to which the process has
been applied include corded cambray,
bingham and tweed in the women's dress
categories and plaid in mems sport shirt
ing. The process is said to be permanent.
retaining its wrinke-resistant characteris-
tic after washing.
The fabrics will not be available for
over-the-cOunter sales in retail stores but
will be supplied to manufacturers where
distribution is not expected for several
months.
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Takes Cash Home,
Burglars Find IL

. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-Malcolm
Honeywell, filling station pro-
prietor, was patting himself on
the back for being foreslgnteo
enough to take his cash box nome
for safekeeping when burglars
.raided his station and found
nothing. Then he went NOME anu
found that burglars had preceu
ed him and carried off the cash
box containing $40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-11

Edinburgh. July 6.
.sVELL FIND IT bit different when We get Gussgoo an
Edinburrruh. the young Scot telling the prom
enode deck of the S. Royal Scotsman Of Burns Lu Lines
running from Belfast Glasgow. III
Aye the fuds bit scoirce there-mY wife 6nd in
fact haven't had real fud for months until TUX this holiday
in Dublin"
showed Oft from the dock and for Glasgow Bttun
doubledaYgh time two hours advance instead of cove
US plenty OF hght seemed like late afternoon But when
walked up the gongplank had suddenly reulzed tho
oreody in another nd Down there the dock Northern
Ieldndlrish for oil its Engshmen and Scots with
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Morning
S:oo-Hcneymoon In New York-npo
s:1s-Oklahoma Roundup-cbs
Shady Valley Folks-mbs
Cookbook Your Best--cbs
s:ao-Say 1t With Musie-mbs
10:oo-Fred waring Music-nbc
Arthur Godfrey Show-cbs
fo:3.-Ben, Alexander Show-mbs
f0:4S-Serials (3A hours)-cbs
11:oo-Kate Smith Speaks-mbs
11:30-words and Music-nbc
Daily Band Concerts-mps
Affsrnesn
f2:oo-Concert Half Hour-nbc
1;o0-Four Hours of Serials--nbe
Queen for a Day repeat ! hour
later)-mbs
f:3o-Martin Block Records-mbs
2:oo-Double or Nothing-obs
2:so-Winner Take All Quiz-cbs
3:oo--Hint Hunt Quiz-cbs
3:3o-Give and Take Quiz-cbs
4:oo-The House Party-cbs
Riddles Hour (repeats later 20 NJ
local times)-mbs
4:so-Treasury Bandstand-cbs
ABC PROGRAMS-Times Mt either
Easter. Daylight or Eastern Standard.
Morning
s:O0--The Breakfast Club
10:00-My Story Dramatization
1O:25-Betty Croker Program
11:00-Breakfast in Hollywood
Afternoon
f2:00-Welcome Travellers
2:3o-Bride and Groom
3:o0-Ladies Be Seated
3:30-Paul Whiteman Records
4:45--Kiddies Time ~ Hours-west
repeat / hour later
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Neck Broken,
Man Seeks Aid

CH1CAGO.-Climbing from the
wreckage of his midget auto
racer, Frank Stauber, 50, took
40 PAGES to an ambul ance and, in
a few minutes he was dead.
His car had crashed through
canvas retaining wall at the
stadium and a stout rope struck
him across the throat, breaking
his neck and virtually suffocating
him. Doctors said the oxygen in
Staubers lungs and blood stream
had probably enabled him to
walk to the ambulance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-11

it is mine as a result or cancer
lation.
The Fuel Crisis. For lack OF
coal, many of the trains nave
been reduced in length. our
railroads were pulling over 2OO
per cent of normal capacity dur
ing the war" a bystander told
me. Nov our rolling stock is in
very bad state. But the Fuel
Crisis is a vicious circle. You
can't build new cars without coal
for production. You can't haul
coal if you don't have. cars. And
you can't do much business II
the people who operate business
can't travel from city to city
for business purposes. This train,
long as it is, is only half as long
as in wartime. That's why you
were lucky to get berth"
The names of all the passen-
gers in this car, which is distinct,
| ly a sleeper and cannot be made
up into seats are posted on
window near the entrance. The
conductor has taken all the tick
cts and checked all the compart-
mentS before the train pulls out.
He has noted all who want tea
in the morning before arrival in
London at $50.
The compartments are of two
kindS-single and double, the
difference being that double is
made simply by building in an
upper berth. The compartment
contains a small lavatory, tables
which fold down out of the walls.
built-in ashtrays, racks for cloth
ing and luggage, a water carafe
and glass, but no towels. The
berths run croSSWiSe of the train,
instead of lengthWiSe as in Amer
lean PullmanS. There are me-
chanical controls for heat and
ventilation.
l had just come back from the
book stall" with a magazine, for
"a businessman on the platform
had informed me that l had bags
of time" before the train left
{ AYE, were in a bit of a jam
here in Britain" he was saving.
we're very near rock bottom.
We've great deal to learn and
our government has a great deal
to learn. But we'll come out of
it all right in the end.
when you inquire about our
socialist government, l would say
to you that this is the evidence
of a worldwide trend. We're all
going to have it some day, in
some form.
Maybe it's the sins of the faith
ers being visited upon the chill
dren, but in any event, l am SYM
pathetic-very sympathetic-with
the Labor Party's program.
I'm the old days in both Eng
land and America you had a few
men at the top who made a lot
of money. But they didn't do the
work. Now we are coming to see
that the Workingman deserves a
better break. You saw that before
we did-With higher wages, you
attempted to answer it.
I'm not here to say that our
plan-or your way of doing it
is the best But Pm bit inclined
to think that before we're
through, We'll still have free en-
terpriSe in both Britain and
America, but under more thor
ough regulation, so that the man
who works with his hands gets
better deal
And l think-despite the mis-
takes that have been and will be
made by our Labor Government
that's what the fair outcome
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Killed By His
Own Locomotive

OSWEGO. N. Y. - Attempting
to escape from the cab of his loco.
motive. as steam started pouring
from a valve, John Carroll. S..
year-old railroad engineer. N
Syracuse. fell under the moving
engine and was killed
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He CAN Give
His Friend Fish

FALLS CITY, Neb.-(AP).-
When Paul CLANCY promised Dick
King, Falls City business man,
he would send him mess OF
fish if King would lend him his
fishing tackle for a Minnesota
fishing trip, he meant it.
CLANCY gave King a can OF
tuna fish.
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NETWORK PROGRAMS

Time is eastern standard. For cen.
tral standard subtract one hour, for
mountain standard subtract two
hours. SEINE ioea. stations change
not be included.
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LEGALS

~ THE Ctutt 90 Cot az OF rae
EI.E.NENTu 90 UittAl. tfftgHfF
IN AM PuH MONROE tUt MI.
STATE az ELssisfDA. ~ tHAN.
cEHS.
Ease 10. It-ta3
poRoTHY YATES.
llnintIff
vs.. tSVuRrg
EDWARD g.. YATES.
ls~feuttmnf
ORDER OF 90 Hl.n aFION
To: Ivt. Edward - NHi"~ tflHH#is.
90. e 3Sa MI ~ $50
10 I, N. N.w Y"Fk ~
Van are hereby Required tr ap-
,...t,r :. the Riil of Complaint. Sc
IiTorre ia the ab"V" stFi"a eaase
-, the Igth daN ut 'h i'tii'f 81
~ ~ oth.rwIs the silsEHiissns
,bsreit, will he taken a. "'suteHsHd
This order 80 ~" published ul4Ns
d. ,,es.h for four consecutive w~sks
a. Tbs Kew West 'tttS"u. hes
uaper published in h'' Nesa
Don. and ordered thi~ leih aaF
a., s.ut-tnl,rr. Al l@at
"i ROSS e sAWN En.
clerk of the 'tff utt iHmft
Monroe county. fl"fif
Nv Alice ~ - .tdu. itt'-
THOMAS : CARO-,
sal Ii'lToH FOR PLAINTIFF
'''''' -.p iI-gN-ts. zee 3 1877
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side, most of II quite flat, but
green and dotted with sheep.

green anu uOtteu WIFI sheep.
Edinburgh is a smaller city,
but by far the more beautiful of
the two. A modern community,
which would remind you of any
other of comparable size in the
States, it has number of his
toric shrines and ancient build
ings.
In the Old Carlton Burying
Ground, just off Princess street,
lie the remains of many Scottish
great, their graves marked by
antique headstones, grimed by
years of city SCOT, or walled in
the stonework of ancient mauso-
! leums, many, of when now are
falling apart. Near the center
stands a small monument I'm me-
mory of the Scottish-American
Soldiers" of our civil war. At
the top is statue of Lincoln, and
the figure of a Negro looks up
ward from the base. The inscrip-
/ ton reads: ITO Preserve the Jew
ell of Liberty in the Framework
iof Freedom-Abraham Lincoln"
The Fuel Crisis reveals itself
here again and again. The ele-
vatorS in St. Andrews House
the Scottish government build
ing-run for only a part of the
day to save power. And govern
ment planning-the Labor Par
tvs programs evident, too.
Most of Scotland's population is
centered in the area in, around
and beteween Glasgow and Ed
inburgh.
There has been" as one gov
eminent official told me, "a ire
mendous movement from the
farms to the cities. The result is
that unless we can diversity our
industry, huge unemployment
will result when any depression
occurs. Most of our present indus
try is heavy engineering'-ship-
building and the like.
"Now, by offering available
plant facilities to new industries
at reasonable rental-'industrial
estates, they are called--we hope
to develop new sources for per-
manent employment"
The old coal mines near Ed
inburgh, he said, are very nearly
worked out, but new veins have
been uncovered, and in addition
new hydro-electric develop
ment is planned which is expect
ed to meet all power needs.
This" he explained, will be
kind of Scottish IVA"
! All the British isles love races,
! and Edinburgh turned out by the
thousands to see Mondays races.
Aside from the thrill of the sport,
however, a racing event at Edin-
, burgh is an amazing spectacle in
the American view. For inside
the track all kinds of gambling
devices run by itinerant opera
tors, are constantly in play-rou-
lette, dice, pinwheels, and num-
bers games. AS one old Scot re-
marked outside, Thurs a lawt
of rouges inside"
One of Edinburgh's most at
tractive sights in the series of
entertainments morning, after
noon and evening in the park.
During the war the series was
! set up to provide amusement for
local people, who could not trav-
j el on account of petrol ration
ing and transportation restric-
tions. 1t has been continued by
popular request. Here in a cover
ed bandstand, children dance the
Highland Fling to a children's Or
chestra; there are band and bag
pipe concerts in the afternoon;
, and In the evening open air dane
; ing to an army orchestra for the
young people.
AS this is written, / am aboard
a sleeper bound for London, and
lucky indeed to have a berth
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o,n.u M 90 ais sTtoN

ORDER Of ~ VIZ N'NN
To. lanes ThomaH t.ah"i"h.
1925 south l.eaVbt.
chicago. Illinois
You are hereby required ~ aps
pear 10 the biii - ""'pl"'"i
i,,.rs,. filed against Nuu be- ths
hove entitled cause "u ih" eth aHf
of october. AZ. iass. others so ~
allegations 81 said fiil WV -
taken a. confessed.
This the 3rd CAV ~ ~'pt' "fhsH
Al. l"41.
,CIrcuit court seal -.
ROSS g SAW YER.
CLERK uf the circuit 'nuFt
NV: Kathleen NottaEs. u. e.
Julius T. stone. ~.
Solicitor for I'lainttf ....
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NOTICE To CnEDITOns

To ALL CREDITORS. LEdA-
TEES. pISTRtBlTEt~ NNb Al.
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS Nh
DEMANDS AGAINST TiiE -
HARRINGTuNI AI.so SnMk..
TIMES kNoWN ~ 'tfNHLRs
-. HARRINGTO\ ANp Al-ss'
SOMETIMES kNpWN As e. g.
HARRINGToN. UI:' EASFt.
You, and each ~ you. ave hefshY
notified and required q" pf"sfhi
any claims or demands. Whl'h f"A'
or either "f Nou. may have agaln8
the Estate of charles ba tom TAR
rtngton, also some Time ku"A -
Charles -. Harrington. aud a."
sometimes know as e. o. tinrfihAf
ton, deceased. hate 80 ~ RT"s tsah-
~. Florida, to the Hou"rahl" haf
mOnd IL. Lord. County JUDGE -
and FOR Monroe County Fi"fiaA
at his office in the County 'ouU
House Of Monroe Countt. Fiug ifia.
within eight calendar Month. 49, 800
the date ~ IN" first puh'trattf.h
hereof. Said rlnims ar d"WaHae
shall h" in writing aud ,uuiate
the plac" 81 residence and pHN
"tftce address 81 the claimant ass
shall b" sworn T." hN the 'laiWa"i'
his agent a. attorney
All such claims OF d,maUh# h"i
filed within thu tim" and iu ne
manner prescribed herein shall b.
void.
Dated thu goth day ~ Nasas'.
\. H. lgl1.
tSdD pHuliu" Peace harrington
As ENe"utriN 81 tho Last WIZ
and Testament 81 Charlie i'At
ton harrington. also ~nui'ititit
known nS charles - Harms
ton, ana also sDmettms- hu"e
as &. ~. Harrington. d','aAsa.
Julius r stone. Ir..
Attorney for ExecutftN
aug 9t-gN sent ~ ISL
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Fire killed more people in Bos-
tons Cocoanut Grove night club
disaster than were lost by the
American troops invading North
Africa,
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~ THE COUNTY JUDGES coz 81.
~ AND ron MONROE cot wv
EIOMIDA. ~ pNnHAIE.

III To FsNIlIe UI -.
CHARLES DAYTON HAHH4Nti-
Ton. also sometimes known a.
Charles H. Harrington. ana ass
rinEtpn.
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Human nature. being what it is. will
probably force the government to restore
the onerous OPA. particularly with re-
gard to controlling the food prices.
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- paH cIRCtTr C0t nT 90 FEsN
EtENTH % Dts tAL ttttt ~
oE mn: STATE OF FtnHtnA. -
Am ron MONROE aot W.. ~
sHANtEHs.
Gasr ~. tt-tts
uARRIETT ORR LAX Efth
piatntiff.
DIVORCE
,ANttsS THOMAS LAtNETt h.
as.f.nsAssHFN
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~ THE CIRCt cot Hf ~ 49,
ELEVENTH - DtttAt ths
OF THE stats Of FiuHtnA
AND ron MONROE COZ wv "
CHtNGEut.
Csse ~. II-it2
MARY VIRGINIA SiTft',
~ DIVORCE
EARL ELLSWORTH SITTiG.
Defendant
ORDER on 81 BLn AftoN
To: Earl Ellsworth Stttts,
1923 North Market street,
Frederick, Maryland.
You are hereby r"autr"d =" az
pear to the Bill of complains i"f
divorce in the above STYLED eaass
on or before the Goth day - sep
tember. All. lS41. utherN iN* me
allegations therein viii be takeH a.
confessed
This order y tn be publi~he @age
"a week for four consecutive Weshs
in The Key West Citilen, neWfs
paper published Ia n" city - kFf
West. Florida.
lone and ordered this 21th aay
Of August. AZ 1Sis
(SEAID ROSS e SAW YER. =
Clerk 81 m" circuit touFt
Monroe County. FLORIDA.
by. Kathleen NDTTAt3E.
Deputy clerk
(sd Allan u. Clcare. Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
aug p. sep i-ll-iS. lst3
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The only guide that some people have,
as they go through life, is how will it af-
feet the pocketbook.
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The love of learning and the love of
money travel different roads
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Radio Programs
DaytimS summary

seisetsd programs % ilssed celsw
are broadcast % the eame, ttme Mons
day through Friday. Time % eastern
standard, For central standard SUD-
tract ons hours Ses mountain sesno'
ard two hours,
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Advertising in The Citizen is an adjunct
to smart sales policies.
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MONOGRAPH
To The Congress,
Washington. ID. c.

To The Congress,
Washington, ID. c.
Gentlemen:
II appears imperative that the un-
cont, oiled nflationary prices for food
Suits must be put under price control
and the OPA. but under different
name. he reimpOsed.
THE ORACLE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-11

AS this is written, am aboard
sleeper bound for London, and
lucky indeed to have a berth