The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 17, 1942, Page 6

- PAGE SIX DANGERS OF A ‘VERSAILLES’ PEACE’ OUTLINED BY LANDON’ Wetter for or Wide World’ Features y ALF M. LANDON Forter Governor of Kansas Complete, unquestionéd victory, Hitler is merely haustion it will bring to our na- must precede any rational con- tion. | tional resources. The last war was sideration of the problems of a: Some of these evils are: eco- | ess tiatty-to-protect-our-vital in- stable world after the war. jnomic pressures, -militarism, im-/terdsts as a nation..Jt was'a* war That ie not sea a pets rE perialism and race fears and it bid bal li answer, however. The mere elim- ut it go ination of Hitler, the bloody dic-! jeteeds ageing sbacki-to, the) dark. iof Slogans. tator, will not solve the problem, | 48¢S- in finding..out that the rest of From time-immemorial, man-| At this time no one can be ;the world was’ not as decent’ as| kind has had the dream of achiev-/! definite as to the cures. I am ap-!we were afd simply would not ing peace by destroying dicta- pajled at.the glibness with which | like what we liked causéd' us to tors and tryants. Dictators and | ome are discussing the peace | turn our backs for a time on our tryants have come and gone but 5 : responsibilities and interests. the problem remains. To achieve Structure. Such discussion cre-) y+. are to nave a stable an orderly and stable world, we ates a false sense of military se-| world we must not repeat the must eliminate the evils of which curity and undue optimism as to) vercsilles error of the rhetorical = jinstead of the realisic approacn |to peace. Given the opportunity. | we must encourage and nurture the reestablishment of repre: tative governments wherever possible. We must realize the | foundations of a stable world are j based on justice—not force. We can expect to meet at the |next peace table the same old in- | fluences that have been promot- ers of hate and greed. Turn bout in the past. * centuries, rance and Germany thave ‘been crushed and have tigen again. fe know it is impossible to put fa mighty people “into. shackles and keep them there inidefinite- ly. If we do not again chase im- | pulsively the rainbow of being able to create a world Utopia overnight, but exercise the ne- cessary steady patience taught by our increased experience with the true causes of an unstable world, we can hope to contribute to giving the world “life and food for future years.” We must always remember, however, in all our discussions of the future, the successful conduct of the war is prerequisite to the successful conduct of the peace. the soundness of our war posi- tion. The ultimate result depends not only on who wins the war but how long it takes to get aa | job, done. There is an alarming lack of | fiistens as to what the effect tof the war may be upon our na-| {tional way of life and the a manifesta-| fered up with a lot CHAS. 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Dimmick, ‘priest in | charge The bride was given away in ;marriage by Constable Ray At- well. Mrs. Joe F. Natolis, of Mi- ami, was matron of honor. Best son were man was Jewell C. Ewing, U.S.; Navel Reserve. Mr cks is a graduate of the Key West High School in the § and is now serving in the Navy as First Class Storekeper Mrs. Jaycocks has been a resi- dent of Key West the months. Following the vedding cere- mony, the bridal party and a f intimate friends of both partie were entertained at the North Beach Inn with/a supper. Out-of-town** guests et the wedding included -Mrs. T. Frank Russell, Sr.. of * Mrami, grand- imother of the groom, and Mrs Jog F. Natolis, also of Miami, hi aunt. The newlyweds are at home to their friends the Naval Air Station. 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Mc- Innis, director At this time, a Navy Wives’ Ping Pong and pro- gressive games tournament will be organized and members are looking forward to a morning of fun The next regular meeting of the club will be held Friday, Oc- tober 23, at 2 p. m., when, after a short business session, a social hour will be enjoyed. More members,,are ,urged to attend during this® periéd-of re- organization of the club, as the election of officers will soon take place and the winter’s program planned. PINCH-HITTING FOR THE BOSS World Features 17.—While Wide CAIRO, Oct many > 2 man will dream of what he'd do if he were in the boss’ place. few actually seize the opportun- ity as Trooper Thomas Hawken, of the County of London Ye' manry, did in the armored _ bat- tle of May 27. Hawken gets the Military Medal. Hawken was driving a_ tank when an enemy shell struck the turret, wounding his commander and operator, who fell on the pinning him down and Hawken carried on, keeping his tank up with the rest of the squadron, using his turret machine gun as his sole weapon. Eventually a lull came and Hawken pulled his tank out, un- loaded the wounded men. Then, he rejoined the squadron and with the gunner remained in ac- tion the rest of the day. Lance-Corporal Dovey, of the same outfit, also received the Military Medal. On June 13 (Black Saturday) the tank he was driving was hit and four of the crew wounded. The commander was able to evacu- ate three of the wounded to a nearby tank: There, Dovey’s tank, still being engaged, was sét on fire and the fourth wounded man was trapned in the turret. 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Changed Viewpoint “Did the voyage your insomnia osolutely.” “Well, that must be a relief “It certainly is. Why, I li awake half the night thinkin how I used to suffer from it.’ an cure An old automobile tire may provide 16 pounds of rubber. IN MEMORY Of Benj. F. Gerdner, Sr.. Who Passed To His Rest. October 17th. 1928 Thank God for time, us to remember, A cheery smile; a and yet Thank God time, that ashes on embers Of our sorrow, and helps us_ to forget the bitter past less bit- ter now. oct17-1tx that helps happy sont f for MOTHER JESS IOI III II IAAI STRAND THEATER DON AMECHE in MAGNIFICENT DOPE Coming: “Take a Letter Darlin3” senda andes dnindnih iain inininihiniinndnind OCTOBER 17, 1942 SATURDAY, ‘CMDR. CLYDE BRUNSON (Continued from Page One) “The Store Of Quality” PEARLMAN’, ic. 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