The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1946, Page 3

JRSDAY, MARCH 7, 1946 (Pevvvvverewvvew lll bd bb bp itn Dnt 1, CORAL ROCKETS By L. P. ARTMAN, JR. 9900420420200110404012.010444444444444 NOTED CORESPONDENTS | JOURNALISTIC IGNORANCE LEAVING | The worst information you can Eugene Lyons and wife, Billy,| get is from someone crying in will be leaving Key West next} the wilderness of his ignorance. Monday. Mr. Lyons who is the! And there are-many who don this former editor of The American! journalistic cloak, without the Mereury and spent six years as, facts, only with a literary know- UP correspondent in Russia; ledge. Spepeer Williams, former CBS correspondent in Europe who was just ahead of the Germans in i A their drive toward Rumania and Wage wip poe pone nee, Alemender Barmine, former ha ai ps Pate vad pati atin charge d'altaires in Greece, who’ pondents metre es was invited for a boat ride with) Pondents and diplomats who have come out of Russia for us now payee Cees nti) to know that she is not demo- don't like the way things in ol cratic, at times even ruthless, is ing 40 ie.” will all shortly right now probably not prepared we | Son perl Ralls capt Mac for a war with the democratic Tee te resume their writing nations. We have not much fact- Sis Mermine and Mrs. Mari Bax. ual data for a League of Nations, mine own a home here, but the a gyccemtulone:ihs 8 poaiier ch and Williams teli us they fact most of the data of history - otnd te Mey West in the is against a league. Judging from a me le this, judging from their six to tater eo P ahal pee heel aoe arperienre ia ' ussia Loyns, jarmine an ill- BESHIAN POWER POLITICS | iams tell us to BE STRONG, Most of the Key West clubs TAKE A FIRM HAND. They ° e RELIABLE JOURNALISM were very sobered to learn of the very emphatically tell us that — —" in = a spe thus we can avoid a war. Make ws thought that Russia had Russia respect our gmight, they probably softened from its com- sg; In other si walk mumistic views because of the through life with a glad hand Gemeeratic helping hand through and a fast, strong trigger hand. war, but we find that now In this way Russia will know at is playing the worst kind of what line she will stop, as 'Ger- ewer politics in Manchuria and many would have known at what lean amd Syiia-end there @r@mus- line she would have been stop- pected ii in Indian y Bed when she went into France . § ©” | fog, the first time. ALISM BE STRONG, Belore the last war I scoffed as THINK CLEARLY some shallow-intellectuals now 2 If you would have good @& at the thought of another wa thought, throw all columnists im the future. Ernest Hemingway teld me Germany was coming up who do not have. the facts aver- strong in Spain. Other writers "4 immediately. Read those ahé true intellectuals who first Wie, have been there FROM , BOTH SIDES and then judge experience a condition and then — boca oud Grom it, writers who hand- with your common sense, not with pseudo-intellectualism high flying thoughts about this or that. Judge from the facts. My guess right now is that our ted machine guns in the Spanish Givil War for the Loyalist side, teid me of Germany's intentions pressed in S 3 t no a tay smug. insular indifference {2°18 policy is toughening up secffed. This time I talked to *° just that. We can be as tough Lyons, Barmine, Williams and 35° Wish as long as underneath omet again this smugness came,“ b#Ve 8 bind hepey! up. But this time it was different I had been through four years of, INFO BOOTH SURE” 5 ; war. I had seen these crying col-| Well Key West willhave}jan umnists who have never put''a’ informatiog, booth . ? feet outside the country or if they’ man Abe Wolkoff had done so had gone through! pn Pointed to.Have one the tourist cruises, the frozen and ‘Wolkoff is a wotkeh} lillies of public opinion of a for- cost will not be very great and ign country. Then these men are it was considered fumber one thote who tell us what we are to project by the Businessmen at expect from foreign countries. At their meeting last night. Incident-, the same time that the intellect- ally Businessmen will meet again}, Wednesday.,.in_ a _ special “YOU. May Need DOUBBLE - DOUBBLE ual Kaltenborn, who has prob- next ably made move! wrong predic-’ —— tions tha any ether columnist, the emptional Heatter, who news- papermen tell me at least has an @metional honesty, if not much factual data, and others who pre-| G@ieted in newspapers as well that Germany would never go into the war because she was not pre- pared to fight, President Roose- BLUE CAP - Plus 5% DDT vell who had the facts was POT O' LUCK, 5% DDT ‘@reatly disturbed No, I wil < never trust a columnist again un- Exterminators of All lems he has “been there and has Insects had @ responsible job there and For SALE at them tells you quietly what he has seen and what he thinks.” , Drug and Grocery Stores | sth eaiseasnesis tl el it aU Blues while YOu wash Does not streak WHITENS! BRIGHTENs: For UNDIES, STOCKINGS it’s All You Need Gives loads of suds. Freshens colors. © Just dissolve Blu-White Flakes in the wash water. ‘Then do your laundry as usual. © They blue while you wash. @ Ead bluing streaks. @ No extra bluing rinse needed. if your dealer does not have BLU-WHITE FLAKES yet, remember — it’s new! Keep asking for it! FED ENTIRE ARMY | CLEVELAND. — The United States fed the entire French army of 300,000 men from January, ’43, to July, ’45. FOOD TO RUSSIA BROOKLYN.—The food ship-! ped to Russia by the U. S. in lend- lease from 1941 to 1945 is valued at $1,473,003,000. meeting at the Health Unit at; the corner of Thomas and Flem- ing streets. Each member will be mailed a blank sheet of projects numbered from one on to be brought back to this special meet- ing. This is being done by Sec- retary Joe Boza. The only point; which has not been settled as yet is if individual citizens will be named to stand “watches” in the booth or if there will be one hired to do this job. My prefer-| ence is for a salaried, trained man, but this is entirely up to the committee. ! Mrs. Eva Warner Gibson has} given tentative aprpoval toward) Gala Fiesta to be held in Febru-| ary of next year at the height of | the tourist season here in Key) West. They tell me that in Ha-} vana last week in their carnival} season there was a street full of| rhumba dancers to entertain the; tourists and a big parade of these} dancers. There is no reason‘ why! Key West cannot have a Gaspar- illa here also. The proposal is,} with the approval c% the city, to have booths erected by each) business house showing some-) thing typical of Key West. This| will be especially easy for the curio shops and gift shops. Act- ual sales may be permitted. Then | there will be parades and floats and street dancing with confetti and streamers. A formal cabaret or Night in Havana will be held) at the height of the celebration | week which will feature all the| well known singers and dancers! -| of the town and there are many It has been suggested that the week be held in connection with the Grito de Yara or Cuban in- | dependence celebration for which each year the Cuban Government sends a gunboat and speakers and ball teams. | INSURE CANNING SUCCESS! CAPS, LIDS : & RUBBERS And follow instructions in the Ball Blue Book. 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