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AIR CoNDITIONERS, window type, for
ofhses and homes. GE, 3453; 8.
individual Easements our speciality. Falls
Church I264-J IL
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HOME IMP. GOMPANIkS stCont.I
ALL BRANCHES Of home construction,
undermining and repairs: siding and roof
mates Phone WILKIN-MAY CONSTRuC-
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING-Expert
cleaning OF wallpaper and paints: white
mechanics: Call RE. 5124. ROANOKE
RENOVATING CO. -
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING; work
SHOP PA I117
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
cATTlE end Live STOCK.

OAK AND PINE split cordwood, 50 cord,
you haul; this is well seasoned. MR..
DICKEY, WA ll46 All
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finest: movie cameras, projectors. new anss
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CHAIRS, blue club chair with gray ant
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damask. loose back down pillow, $40
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CHAIRS unclaimed, from S25 up
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CHAISE LOUNGE, white with rose fora
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
BY Cameron Doekery

the week if you wanted them.
Ten days had passed when he sold
this one to me. He decided you'd
lost interest in the deal"
Coulter didn't answer, his face
was ugly and sullen as he pivoted
and reentered his office. The door
slammed behind him.
After making some purchases
for Linda's harder jeff mounted
Star and headed for home. Even
the tenseness and dissatisfaction
of his talk with Coulter couldn't
blind him to the beauty of the
desert coming to life after the
spring rains. The bloom was COM
ing into its own. Octillo cactus
sent its scraggly, fiame-tipped
arms. SkyWard, the white maSSed
blooms of Spanish Dagger and
Sotol rose stiffiy from their spikey
dark green leaves. jeff saw a
road-runner scoot across from the
shade of a Buckhorn to a clump
of prickly pear as though a buzz
card were after 1t,
About a mile from McCloud
there was a long chain of humpy
sandstone formations; they were
low in height and had once been
used as a meeting place by In
dians. Under one hump were the
ruins of a sacred underground
Kiva or ritual chamber. 1t had
been visited by psychologists and
a few tourists but was seldom
noticed, McCloud being off the
usual train or automobile routes.
The road wound past it and en-
tered a narrsW defile between the
other rock formations.
1t was there that it happened
JEFF had been jogging along in
- no hurry to get back, his
fingers light on the reinS, wanting
Star to get the smell and sight of
the roadside to familiarize him
self with the trail home.
They were in the shadow of the
defiIe when a bullet whistled
past them and sent the dust
spraying from the opposite sand
stone bank! The gelding reared
and plunged. jeff was off him in
a second and leading him into the
protective hollow of a semi cave.
His hand went to his hip auto
and came away empty.
1t was a rehexive gesture result
ing from four years in the Army
now he carried no gun.
He swore softly. Sweat trickled
down his jaw line and dropped in
the dust at his feet. He mopped
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
TO-DAY IN HISTORY
know America)

l794-Congress orders building
of an American Navy to stop Al
gerian pirates preying on our
commerce. ships of Al guns
each-the work to stop if peace
is declared meanwhile.
l814-Battle of Horseshoe Bend,
Ala. - Gen. Andrew Jackson
breaks the power of the Indians
in that region.
1884-New York talks to Bos-
ton on telephone-record long
distance to date.
1890-Federal Health Law en-
acted-to prevent spreading of
contagious disease.
l9l8-Allies' situation so des-
perate, Gen. Pershing in Farnce
offers aid of Americans then train
ing behind the battle lines.
l934-Vinson Bill, to build 100
battleships and 1000 planes over
five years, signed by the Presi-
dent.
l939-U.S. Supreme Court rules
that government can tax state
employees and vice versa.
1a41-London agreement sign
ed, leasing English base sites to
United States for SO years, in re-
turn for so American destroyers.
1o43-Americans take Fondouk
in TuniSia.
lS44-U.S. Supreme Court de-
ciSion on ''portalto-portal" pay to
miners.
l946-Historic Russian Gromy-
ko walk out of the UNO. Walter
P. Reuter- elected United Auto
Workers president.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27

at his face and patted the geld
ings trembling withers, calming
it. And he waited.
A few minutes passed before
he heard the thud of hoof beats
pounding back toward McCloud.
Cautiously, using Star as a shield,
he peered out. An unfamiliar
horse and rider were heading for
town at a full gallop, the dust
rising in a red cloud behind them.
jeff tied Star to a jutting rock
and stared across at the nick
made in the sandstone by the
bullet. Figuring the angle of fire
he climbed up above the cave to
the pyramided piles of stone. A
second later he found what he
was after
There was a crushed depression
in the loose rock where someone
had sat for almost an hour. The
area was covered with half
smoked cigarette butts. one still
smouldering; the spot commanded
a view of the road to town and Of
the center of the defile. Anyone
passing through it would be
perfect and easy target from here.
Jeff looked around for other tell
tale signs and found one that
made everything clear A hand
print. In getting adjusted for his
sights the watcher had balanced
himself on 4 dust-covered ledge.
The print of the third finger eft
hand was missing. Brasher!
Descending, Jeff remounted
Star and sided the gelding over
to the opposite side of the road
Standing in his stirrupS he took
his pen knife and removed The
bullet from its Self-made bed in
the sandstone. 1t had come. from
a % rifle.
A Wry humorlesS grin made his
lips curl. Evidently Coulter had
planned this little episode we'll in
advance. The moment he saw JeI
enter his Office he had excused
himself and gone into the back
where he'd spoken to Brasher. He
hadn't waited to see what Jeff
might say, but had determined to
throw a scare into him. That was
all it was to be this time--a scare.
Even a poor shot couldn't miss
from that vantage point.
Thoughtfully jeff put the bullet
in his pocket and picked up the
reins. He wondered how long il
would take him to convince
Coulter that he didn't scare
easily.
Ito b, continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
MANY.NEvER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
priv0S Ha1V~x r aliaf

Many sufferers relieve nagging backache
quickly once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out of the blood.
Theyhelpmost people pass about pints a day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous mattersto remain in your blood. it
may cause nagginG backache. rheumatic
pains. leg pains, loss of pep and energy, get
ting up nights, swelling. puffiness under the
eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 80 years. Doan's give
happy relief and viii help the 10 miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Gloria Swanson, oldtlme ac-
tresS. born in Chicago, 40 years
ago.
Edward Reynolds, administra-
tive vice president of Harvard,
president of Associated Universe
ties, born in Boston, SO years ago.
Mai. Gen. John H. Hilldring,
assistant secretary of state for
Occupied Areas, born in New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, 50 years ago.
Bishop Walter Earl Ledden of
Syracuse, N. Y, Methodist leader,
born al Glassboro, N. j., SO years
ago.
DR.. Franc L. McCluer, preSl-
dent of Westminster College, Full
ton. Mo. born at OFallon, Mo,
81 years ago.
Ferde Grofe, composer-conduc-
tor, born in New York, SIS years
ago.
Dr., Harold r. Benjamin, dean
of the University of Maryland
College of Education, born at Gil
manton Wis, 54 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
Chile Buys Wine
From Australia

CANBERRA.- (AP). Chilean
Minister to Australia Manuel
Hubner says his country is inter
ested in the importation of Aus
tralian port and sherry.
The minister told correspond
ents in the Australian capital that
although Chile was a Wine-pro-
ducing country it did not make
the heavier fortified types. SO far
it imported only the sherry Of
Spain and Duro port of Portugal,
he added
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27

mining ground. One might draw
line on a map Of Canada, start
ing at the mouth of the Macken-
zie on the Arctic Coast, down
through Great Bear Lake, Sal
mita-Courageous, Great Slave,
across northern Saskatchewan,
Manitoba. Ontario and Quebec,
ending it at the Labrador coast
on the Atlantic, pick your spot
and start digging. Almost any
thing can happen if you know
how to analyze rocks. But North
west Territories holds the great
est interest-it is frontierland,
and richly endowed. as statistics
in government archives at OF
tawa will reveal to any who care
to examine them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27

the Territories, as distinguished
from that part covered by the
Precambrian Shield, other types
of mineral have been found. in
Guiding Iceland Spar. low grade
iron ore, and placer gold 1t
should be pointed our here that
very little prospecting has been
done in the Cordilleran sector.
which lies to the west of the
Mackenzie River. To bring out
the Importance of opening up
such areas by highway, railway,
aircraft and communication, it
need only be said that minerals
were first discovered in the
Northwest Territories in 1876 by
Frobisher, a name that appears
often in modern mining annals.
Copper was found at the mouth
of the Coppermine River in I'LL
and Mackenzie found coal seams
along the Mackenzie River in
1889. In other words, the exist
ence of minerals was known $50
years before anything was done
about it. The first real action
came after 1920, the year in
which oil was discovered at Fort
Norman.
1t might also be interesting
to dwell for a moment on the
discovery of pitchblende, which
serves as host to radium and
uranium, the latter the medium
which unlocked the secret of
demonstrating. The late j. M.
Bell and Charles Camsell, the
latter now Deputy Minister of
Mines and Resources, while on
survey at Great Bear Lake,
observed cobalt-b bloom stains on
rocks facing the shore. This pc
Culiarity was recorded in their
report which lay at Ottawa UNI
needed for approximately thirty
years. The man who eventually
gave heed had been trained in
the Cobalt area of Ontario. It ma
turally aroused his curiosity and
off he went to Great Bear Lake
to see what lay beneath the
stains. He felt that the cobalt
probably indicated the presence
of a silver deposit. He brought
samples back to Ottawa in 1880,
where they were found TO be a
high grade of pitchblcnde. the
ore of radium. which at that time
commanded land still does a
tremendous price in world mar
kets.
AS everyone knows, uranium
was later discovered there and
the government appropriated the
property when its full import
became known, The war prob
ably came along just in time to
prevent expectation of the min
eral that was destined to change
the entire course of international
relations, if not life itself.
The Precambrian Shield ex-
tends from the vicinity of the
mouth of the Mackenzie River
southwark and eastward and ac-
counts for the great bulk of Can
adam mineral resources. Picture,
if you will, a continuous faulted
region extending for several
thousand miles, all of it possible
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
BETH ADMITS
X X. X
Bat Lacks Her Scissors
4 X 4
SHE'S A CUT-UP

ST. LOUIS (AP). Three
year-old Beth accompanied her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Moore, on a visit one evening to
the home of friends. The host,
anxious to keep the little girl
contented, said, why don't you
take this stack of new magazines
off into corner?"
What's the USE" Beth replied.
Il didn't bring my scissors"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
White Primary
Bill Denounced

WINTER PARK, Fla, March
81 (FNS).-Resolutions denounc-
ing any white primary" bill in
Florida and appointing a "con-
limitations committee" to work
against it, were unanimously
adopted here last week at meet
ing sponsored by the Southern
Conference for Human Welfare.
Both resolutions designated the
group, comprised of about $50
doctors. professors, ministers and
others from all over the State, as
the Conference to Defend Dem
ocracy in Florida"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
Chapter 10

Chapter 10
THE pupils of Coulter's gray
eyes had dilated until they
were black circles of anger. He
hooked his thumbs in his belt ag-
gressively. -.
Il don't have to take that kind
of talk from any man, Irskine."
What are you waiting for
them"
Maybe bein' in the war has
done somethin' to your mind-I
don't want no quarrel with a
veteran"
Jef laughed at the others
quick change of tone. Suppose
you forget l was IL the Army,
Coulter--Tm trying to-"
Coulter was struggling to con-
troll his temper, jeff saw. Evil
IDENTITY he had suddenly decided
that a fist fight with recently
returned veteran would not i'm
prove his reputation around Nc
Cloud. He spoke slowly
II own that land, Irskine. I'm
not.denyin' that you an your Bad
built the house an fixed it up, an
I'm willin' to offer you a fair
price for it. You'd better take my
offer, otherwise there's goin' to
be troubles"
Jeff's dark eyes outstared his.
There's going to be trouble all
right Coulter, and you're going
to find yourself in the middle of
it."
He turAed on his heel and
strobe out the door. Coulter fol-
lowed hifh, his eyes narrowed
against the sunshine. When he
saw the gelding his hand tight
ened on the door frame.
"Where'd you get that horse,
Irskine?"
Bought him."
From Briscoe?"
yes"
There was no use denying it;
Coulter had recognized Star. Both
of the geldings were an unusual
seal brown, their coats danced
With reddish highlights in the
sun. There were no other horses
in McCloud like them.
why that - p Coulter burst
into a stream of profanity.
jeff faced him steadily. Listen
Coulter, Briscoe told me you'd
seen the pair of geldings and
promised to let him know within
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
BY WALKER HALL

The layer of volcanic residue
which covers a large proportion
Of Canada, usually called the
Precambrian Shield, is closely as
ISOLATED with the country's min
eral wealth. In the Northwest
Territories it rises gradually
from the Arctic Coast on the
north and Hudson Bay on the
east to height of about 1900
feet east of Great Slave and
Great Bear Lakes. This terrain is
rough, or hummocky, with in
tervening depressions usually &C.
cupied by lakes or muskeg. Hun
dreds upon hundreds of these
lakes exist and many of them are
Tricky spotted with islands; in
fact, a number of mining COM
panies have Staked their claims
on islands and adjacent water.
The lakes and muskegS orig
mated when the continental ice
sheet Scooped out the softer
places and feeder streams. The
hills are generally low because
of constant erosion and the action
OF the ice. There are many indi
cations that the area was flood
ed during the PalaeoZoic and
Mesozoic eras by salt seas. Most
of the sediment accumulated by
these salt water invasions has
been carried away, however, by
natural erosion.
There are also evidences of
mountain ranges created earlier
by folding action of the earth's
crust and later levelled off. Rare
ly does one find a hill rising
more than 1000 feet above the
surrounding country.
Besides the rock types in
which the various minerals gold.
silver, copper, coal. tungsten.
lead, and pitchblende) are found,
many traces of metamorphic
minerals have been found, in
Guiding chiastolite, cordierite
staurolite, sapphire, dichroite,
jade and lazulite.
Many mining men confidently
expect that sooner or later a
source of diamonds will be found
somewhere in the north. This is
based on the finding of loose
diamonds in central and eastern
United States. 1t is assumed they
were torn from their original
beds and transported south dur
ing the glacial ages. Some pros
pectlng for gem stones has been
carried on but gold deposits have
been the principal lure which
has brought the entire North
west Territories forcibly into the
limelight. Some development has
taken place on pegmatite dykes
in the vicinity of Great Slave
Lake where the beryllium. tam
talum and 1ithium deposits have
been located. Fluorite has been
reported from at least two sec
tors of the Territories.
Tin has been found in small
quantity and it is to be hoped
that commercial deposit will
be turned up. Canada has no tin
mines End must therefore import
it in large quantity.
In the Gordilleran region of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-27
Your Horoscope

THURSDAY, MARCH ~. 1877
A day of ability and honor bat.
like the last. full Of discourage
ments. II will be force Of cireum-
stance that will often determine
whatever position is obtained IN
life. Sweet and bitter mingie IN
this life, which is really far from
an unimportant one.
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Bad Pun Department

A certain ambitious young mo-
vie actress complained TO a de-
clining star: 1T inks me to think
that l get only one hundred thou
sand dollars a picture"
To which the other rejoined:
Mice irksif you can get it."
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British Humor

Fat regimental cook Ito excess
sively thin British Tommy:
Looking at you, you blinking
skeleton, anyone would think
theer had been famine!'
Tommy: Yes, and one look at
you would tell 'em who caused
it,"
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Ole Roemer, in Paris in 1916,
first deduced that light travels
at definite speed by observing
the eclipses of the planet Jupiter