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| OF each of locys stores -----$4lS
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1850 floor samples. tlD 9th 6 E; 0D
Silver Spring --$129
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tonotie record player. (l) 9th g {; tD
N. E.; % Silver Spring ---S499
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for days. But of course she could
not refuse to ger coffee for Hank
and Mac.
I'm run along" she smiled az
them. "I'll even try to eat some
thing, if you insist. But if you dare
contact Ray before | get back, Ill
never forgive your
IF do, I'll send the whole out
Fit on the run after YOU" Mac
laughed. He rolled his eyes comb
cally. .Golly. Ray is one lucky
CHAP. Wish ] could get some gal
SO net UP over me that she
wouldn't want TO eatif
Don't be sillyl" Warm color
flooded her pretty young face Yet
she did not mind such teasing as
much as she would have before.
1t was not. she told herself. Ray
she was so worked up about: it was
his flight. For of course Ray was
all right and would come through
safe and sound. 1t meant so much.
however. for the tests to come out
successfully too.
She managed 10 drink some cof-
Zee. eat part of the buttered toast,
but this much food seemed 10 stick
IN her throat. She told the waitress
70 nix a pot Of coffee and some toast
SO she could take it to the tower.
While waiting for this she walked
over to the hangar where Ray kept
the plane he usually few. He had
asked her to wait until his return
before she tried her solo. He need
mot have asked that: Jan knew
she was far too jittery. Besides.
she still preferred Ray as a teach
ler. toganyore else.
Another one of the mechanics,
greeted her and asked for news.
/ lie said. when she revealed what
lshe knew. that he bet Ray would
beat all previous records for speed
land altitude IF il can be done.
he's the lad to do itl' this mechanic
said.
They all thought so much of
1 Ray. It was. evident that everyone
who knew and worked with him
admired and respected him and
HAD faith in him.
Ray will come through with
bells on" Jan agreed. She had
that same faith. She smiled to her
iself at her choice of Rays own
familiar expression.
y ITO be continued)
K ~
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Lieutenant Junior Grade
James w. Beeler. Jr. USN. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Beeler
of Cabool, Missouri, has recent
ly completed a four months
course in All Weather Flight at
the Fleet All Weather Training
Unit, Atlantic, Key West, Flor
ida. The course consists of adj
vanced FLIGHT trainino in instru-
ments and night tactics design
ed to nuaiifv the nilot for Car
rier All Weather Snuadrons.
He entered naval service as
= student enrolled at Southern
Methodist University, Dallas.
Texas. undar the Navv VIZ
nrocram. Lieutenant Beeler was
subsequently anpointed to the
Tinted States Naval Academy,
lhnnsn0liss S1a.s and received a
Rsohsa seiehces degree an
1e4a. Soon after his graduation
from the Academy, he was sell
ecfed to enter flight training.
In Nav 1861 he was designated
= Naval Aviator after complet-
i''p the prescribed flight train
in" course.
Lieutenant Reeler will report
~ Comroeite SQUADRON Thirty
Three, Atlantic City, N, j.. for
ASSIGNMENT to duty involving
flving.
He is married 10 the former
Miss Elizabeth Hartley, daugh-
fer Of Mrs. Louis Franz. 632
Cleveland. Kirkwnod. Mo. They
have a 3 month old son, James
Walter III.
Lieutenant Beeler graduated
from Cabool Consolidated
School and attended the UniA
versitv of Missouri. Columbia.
and Southwest Missouri State.
Sn~ir rf;eld, prior to entering
the Navy.
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By KATHLEEN HARRIS

Maybe you can snatch a few more
winks."
Jan said She mad all the sleep
she would be able to get. She was
so keyed up that her nerves were
like taut wires.
WHAT altitude do you suppose
w Ray is flying at?" she asked.
The flight was all that occupied
her mind.
She had not much more than
put her question when a boy came
up from The teletype room with a
message. 1t was the first direct re-
lay from the silver ship. 1t had
been sent to the Department of
Commerce from Wichita 1t read:
Estimate position fifty miles
east. Altitude fifty thousand.
Everything okdg. 1t was signed
with Rays last name: Rich
nlond.
"Whew!" Mac emitted a long
whistle.
THAT answers your question.
JAM" Hank added. Il imagine Ray
will settle on that altitude for his
cruising speed" He dug in a
pocket, consulted an old-fashioned
watch Its seven forty three.
He's been on his way about two
| hours"
EueTgthinq okdy. Jan was say
! ing TO herself. There was, comfort
in the phrase. brief as it was. IT
was the way Ray would have said
it. Some of her tension gave way,
and her nerves relaxed.
It'll be some time yet" Mac
said, before we can pick up Rays
call letters. Why don't you run
along and get yourself something
to eat, Jan? II you wouldn't mind,
III sure could use some hot Java,
How about you. Hank?"
Sure could, Hank agreed. He
was thinking that it was pretty
rough on young kid like Jan
Lawrence to have the guy she was
going to marry making a test flight
like this. Jan was a game kid
Pretty too, her face so flushed
eyes bright as could be. No won
der Ray was so crazy over her.
Jan hated to leave the tower for
even a short while. She did moi
/ want to risk missing that first d.
rect word from Ray. She. was moi
hungry; she had had no appetite
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Let Lore Alone
Chapter 10

Chapter 10
n was a few days later thar Ian
received another wire from Raw
II merely stated that he ana Ber-
nice had landed at Burbank and
that another wire would follow
shortly when he knew the exact
time for the take-off on his i'm
portant test flight. 1t ended by
telling Jan to stand by and listen
IN over the radio tower and. to keep
her fingers crossed. This time II
was signed. Love, Ray. There was
no message from Bernice.
The final wire for which she had
been waiting arrived. This was it.
Ray was to AXE off, alone. for the
test at daylight the next morning
Jan set her alarm before she went
to bed that night. She planned to
o. out to the field around daylight.
There would probably not be any
more word from Ray for a while,
until the silver ship got within
pick up range. But there would be
other flashes relayea to report the
progress of the fight.
Jan need not have set the alarm.
as she scarcely closed an eve all
nieht and vas up and dressed be-
fore the clock could go off There
was hardly aEy traffic, so She made
good time driving out To the air.
port. She went directly 10 the
tower TO 7limb the steep iron
ladder that led into the tiny tower
room.
Hank greeted her. as he was
there, too. Jan knew the radio man
whose name was Mac.
Anv news YETI" Jan asked
when Mac swung around, after his
first brief greeting, to face her
from his high stool. Mac was Irish.
He had honely honest face.
"An we know SO far is that Ray
took off okay, Mac replied. Prob
ably won't We much more until he
flies over Wichita. Of course he
got start. as the time out there
is earlier
Since there would not be any
news for q while she sat down in
the only chair in the small en-
closure when Hank insisted she
10 so. You might as well settle
down and make yourself as com
Portable as you can, he said
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THE PRESIDENTS COFFEE

The President while on his morning stroll in down
Key West stopped local cafe to drink cup OF
coffee and made tie headlines throughout the country
press association gave almost column to telling of his
upaffing i cup OF what has been Key Vests ayorite
arink Tor more than a century
But the President not yet drunk cup of Key
West coffee Cochs and Cubans generally like it. 1t Is
not made in pot coffee-making machine Steamng
hot water the grounds only once and extracts
from them the Of taste and smell that evokes
sort of knee-bending ritual, 'Ah, sabrosoP
'Sabroso" has 10 exact equivalent in English, for it
applies to both and smell requires two adjectves
in English palatabe" and ssavory express the mean
ing Of "sabroso.'
coffee machine percolator, in its continuous
flow 81 hot water oser coffee five minutes longer
extracts far more caffn of the grounds than does the
single pouring OF few seconds them in bag That
single pouring keeps the in its vrginty and the
taste in fulboied mdness Drinking that type of coffee
evenjus before going to bed does not keep awake
and drinking II frequently, year after year does not inn
pair your health
Space could run to several columns if The Citizen
told few OF many Key West coffee drinkers who lived
to well beyond the biblical three years and TO- Let's
consider alone who, today at rs, is husky and
healthy and works aard scaling fish he did
= when he began scaling them Sc years ago
Peter B. Roberts is that man. His market is at the
foot of Front street the northerly side Years ago
the street from the market Jeff knight conducted
a coffee shop Mr. Roberts drank much coffee Mr.
Knight decided early morning find out just how
many cups Mr. Roberts drank in the of day
Mr.. Knight every time he served Mr.. Roberts cup
--of coffee made chalk mark behind the He
said when he closed for the day, he marks
and they totaed 49,
But the coffee Mr., Roberts drank was made in a bag
with single pouring of water it Today he does
drink much he has to walk three blocks to the
Centre Asturiano Duval street get cup made
the way the coffee he has been drinking all his
ife
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WARREN LEAVES
CONTINUED from Page Onel

Continued from Page Onel
ida House of Representatives
who died Oct. IL.
The highway is a new section
of U. s. 81. linking Haines City
and Leesburg.
Warren will be at Gainesville
tomorrow to address the annual
banquet of Blue Key, Universe
ty of Florida honor society. The
Governor will spend the night at
Gainesville.
Saturday morning he win fly
to Deland in a Florida National
Guard plane to address the
homecoming breakfast OF the
Stetson University law college.
He will attend an alumni as
sembly during the morning and
the homecoming barbecue at
noon but has not decided wheth-
er TO remain for the homecoming
football game with Eastern Ken
lucky.
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BY NINA LESLIE cuLEY

urday for their homes in Albany,
New York, after spending several
weeks in Marathon as guests
of Mrs. Bodo's daughter and som
in-law, Mrs. and Mrs. Maynard
Coons. During their Florida visit
Mrs. Bodo and Mrs. 0sinski made
several trips to Key West and
also drove to Sarasota, II was the
first visit to the Sunshine state
of both ladies', and they expressed
themselves as very much pleased,
and looking forward to future
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen, OF Miami
Shores, spent the weekend at
their beach house here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hawkins and
their two-year-old daughter, Meri-
lynn, arrived from Cadillac, Mich
igan to spend their yearly four
months on their lighter which is
anchored in Marathon.
A number of Key Westers spent
Thanksgiving and the weekend in
and around Marathon.
Mrs. Angela Vaughan, of Key
West, who is spending the winter
at Tavernier, was in Miami on
Friday with Mrs. Marvin Thomp-
son, also of Tavernier, to meet
Miss Mae Pryor, of Baltimore,
Maryland, %ho arrived via train
to spend her winter vacation Of
several weeks as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Thompson. Miss
Pryor comes every year to the
Keys, and always greatly enjoys
her visit.
STEPHEN C. SINGLETON
! Stephen C. Singleton, well-known
in Key West and all along the
Keys, writes from Miami that he
regards anyone who can live in
Marathon as extremely fortunate,
and if | can ever find way
to live there too, / viii do it.
|lusA nov, yJi ans pytilag1ip time
DOING ! little bafnting @hchI hope
to put into the next Sidewalk ex.
hibit in Key West
BUILDING BooMs
! Building is going on so fast and
furious in and around Marathon
that it is extreme difficult to keep
up with il, One day there is a
vacant space, the next day it is
all cleared off. and the next day
walls are up. II has been freely
predicted that within the next ter
! years there win be a solid settle
, ment all the way along the Keys
; from Key West to Tavernier.
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WINTER VISITOR ARRIVING

Mr.. and Mrs. Vergil Pettis, of
Charleston, West Virginia, with
Mrs. Pettis' mother and stepfather,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Graves, had
an enjoyable day on the Keys Sun
day fishing and picnicking. The
party is now making headquarters
in Homestead, but plan to come
down on the Keys for the balance
of the winter shortly after Christ
mas.
Miss Lula Baines, New York
model and clothes-designer for
teen ayers, stopped for dinner in
Marathon yesterday en- route to
Key West. where she viii join
her fiance, naval officer. They
expect to be married in Fl Lauder
dale at Miss Baines' mothers home
early in December,
Fishing and picnicking along the
lower Keys on Sunday were, among
many others, Mr.. and Mrs. Barton
| Mallow, of Chattanooga, Tennessee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eckstr0m, OF
Minneapolis; James Frazier and
his son James, Jr., of Chicago,
| Illinois; Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon
Diecke, and their daughter Blossom
I of indianapolis, Indiana; B i'll
Compton, Ed Lake, Mike Derr
and Jim Perth, a genial quartet
! from Cleveland, Ohio; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Sullivan, Of New
Orleans.
coMiNGs AND coINGs
! Sgt. Charles Williamson, U.S.A.
spent Thanksgiving week in Mara
! thon before going TO the Pacific
He is a nephew of Mrs. Jody Hall
Mrs. Maude Spence is away deer
hunting in the Wisconsin woods
and John Goggins and Jim Colt
are also away on hunting trlT
in Northern Michigan.
Captain and Mrs Elmo Capolt
arrived during the week and vii
make their home here; after az
absence of six months by Captain
Capole. Mrs. Capole, the former
Miss Marge McCutcheon of Miami
is a new bride, she and the Captain
having been married several week!
ago in Miami
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Parrish
spent Thanksgiving in TT. Benning
Georgia visiting with their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Master Ser
geant and Mrs. d. S. Parkhurst
Mrs. Helen Bodo, Mrs. Mari
Osinski and the latter's son Wayn
Walter, seven years old, left Sat
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Sabre Jets in blazing battle over
Mig Alley.
The outnumbered American
pilots damaged one of the Red
planes. Three of our Sabres were
hit, but they all managed to land
safely.
DEVELOPMENTS WATCHED
The latest developments in the
Korean mixun are being watched
at the Little White House in Key
West, Florida.
Presidential Secretary Joseph
Short emphasized that there can
be no cease-fire in Korea until
an armistice agreement has been
signed.
Short expressed concern that
stories of a halt in the ground
fighting in Korea might bring
premature 10Y TO parents OF men
on the battlefield.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29
Aren't Sjursell
Elected Dokey
Club President

AT an enthusiastic meeting of the
Key West Dokey Club held in the
Pvthian Hall on Tuesday evening
officers for the coming year were
elected as follows:
President-Arent T. Sjursen.
Vice President Raymond r.
Lord.
Secretary Winfield Russell.
treasurer. Frazier pinder.
Master at Arms-Alexander War
neck.
Guard-Berlin A. Sawyer.
This club is an auxiliary Of Kaab
Temple No. 50, Dramatic Order
Knights Of Kh0rassan OF Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29

The Sargossa Sea reaches to the
central area of the North Atlantic
Ocean roughly between the West
Indies and the Azores. In this area
is the relatively warm central
core of water around which moves
the great eddy caused by the
Gulf Stream and other currents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29

! Graduates from the nations en-
cheering schools are expected to
crop to a low of 1900 in 1854.
This viii. be more than 65 per
cent below the present annual av-
erage of $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29

Based on 194e vital statistics,
babies born in the u. S. in 1851
will live for an average of 67.6
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29

Many of our most-acceped theories are the ones that
got the best publicity