The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 21, 1946, Page 2

« * oo or —* ere Gat tt will net peblis® anonymous mont ete me > » { Beme method of providing food will eetemery Wf the peace of the world is te be jeopardized by by the despair of of terving European ani Asiatic = Let wt bepe so, but regardless of the practical applica- & of religious principles should make Pilg the eeceptance of whatever sacri- te feed hungry mouths center tion @ necemary at the world The recent effort of the American | te secure additional food for ; at to other countries reflects official | that » death-dealing famine large sections of the world. The Britieh Weve cut the ration of in thelr zone of occupation by which brings it down to an rage of 1,014 calories a day. The Brit- ME Government realizes the danger that come when hunger tempts starving hut they believe that any extra food eo to India, where actual starvation more millions than in Germany. ure of the food “ Miwouri for the purpose of carrying ae a getiberate of the world « fort to rei American (to bi y of the Tirkivh Ambassador ! bie b4M Yn thie country last), * The experts who see hidden motives erery eneenal orc urrence call atten- he the demands of Soviet Russia in the and while State Depart- et offivinte deciare that there are “no al Gepheation in the trip of the & & pointed out that the big ip will iterrancan area before viet numerous ports in the coming home. There would be tees courting in auto- tom phongsibe vacant ‘betes places for courting, spota, if there - PE Pymey reimes ore coed enaue power that's why gov- mt chowld have checks afd balances, Seagdou: the Bre « wave continues United States mmitted nm one unabated 1853 crimes week in Los An- Ger wlone. @ few weeks ago. Here are the When! totale for the week: Tabb ties 1 murder, 1 attempted robbery, 227 @rwlariet, 418 thefts, 152 thefts from per- dee, 178 axnclte with deadly weapons, 6 cts! attacks on women, 15 at- eriminal Py attacks on women, 93 gente S70 moral offenses, 309 stolen @. 1 kidnapping Gath otha the oe now’ Jolin Gart sTrio* mg Gage Matecumbe gay S 517 Duval St, Opposite Palace Theatre Phone 687 : : x i Mah @4 Preset, suthed this mc 3 y or a the Diee tuture A ' apparent. All tl who zy ‘bdats in operation. j e = , Th situation in Russia Orchestra® : Ge Nokes e Soviet. authigrities. d Dance Orchestra | es Wales: Marez oF we ware Russianeeds many~vears Dance \ Music* eat ree pone j t : Pera News) on |Tampa for a stay. of/a few days : A st < necessary recoystryction and itis difficult aries Orehestea® ; in that city. ¥F reer. { e that the leaders of the Commu- Fridey, March Bina ' D Cap@iaing” at : ‘ nistic Government would precipitate an ae ae: poly ey Lee Rg 2 alban fel Make Your armed clash. What the future has in store Sunrise Serenade | auditorium of the Harris public) Selection remains an uncertainty but there is the News cine j school Wednesday evening under | ar prospect, at least, that the two nations will Weather Report the direction of the Past Poca-} “MARVELLOUS”, WE ASSERT Here you are at a forked road, and you do not know which path to take, de- spite the fact that you are there to see for yourself. All you know is that, if you go’ up one path, you are likely to find your-|_; self in a culdesac, though you know also that one of the paths will lead to your destination. 30, not knowing which one to choose, you ask somebody a hundred miles away which is the right path to take, and he tells you, thowgh he can not see the road, ; and you go the way he says and find out you are on the right road. That is what the direction-finder is, and, to a layman, it is something of a} % : cened , eH — y Sunset : marvel, but a former Coast Guard officer ~% : i ; “of muffiing ‘himself. i sa i 4 7 : : ; = told us it is “nothing” compared with what en radar can do. We were given that information as a resalt of a story published in The Citizen about the Coast Guard Group office in Key West giving the right direction to the cap- tain of a tug, who said he had lost his | bearings. He was there to see, and what he saw was that his tug and the two barges in tow | were in shoal water, and he saw too that | he came near running ashore on the Great Bahama Bank. So he sent a radio message © the Coast Guard here and, with a direc- old What Course #6 take iéuities. He did as he |, withotit further ‘hilad! ia. that, because of heavy winds and sea, he had been forced off his course, and he figured the effects of those elements in trying to get back to his course. But there was one thing he did not take into account, as the direction finder had done, and that was the strong southerly drift that had worked against the tug. ““Marvellous’’, we assert, regardless of what radar can do. An instrument, a hundred or more miles away, knew more than a man, on the spot, about the predica- ment he was im and told him the way to get qut of it... ' z Peg znved ae: : E cy WEA’ REPORT He | Key West, Fla, March 21, 1946 Observation taken at 8:30 am. in Eastern Standard Time — : (City ‘office) aware that his life was in danger. . ‘He felt that as Jong as you were in the house, they would not dare to make away with him. . “] don't know whether in any s . — Temperatures Highest last 24 hours she said. , ~ “Now, my dear Miss Diana!” he said, with a 'pitiable attempt at} the professional cheerfulness, .“‘put off, ~your questioi oy irl imterrupted. , yes, my dear. 4 % : ee wee that?”| net. I am. afraid that I fe looked at her in surprise. ease he would have been allowed to leave the house. I—am nee - Thave signed a death certificate her. the week before— LANE proper examination. end. She was’ in the hospital) | | And ooking back upon it to recover¥;|now, I think. .. . But that's too she_had_a} horrible!” Yt-cry, my * as “She to! a 1s % wie od ste ee ens that you were brooding over’ your zoom, if ab d sitting Bs Pi responsibility for Perel genes os ate4 Wiltpres dead!” he said cry! he said. “Tt was al Yr een wendenctes El “Who? Oh, if youd, just please| very happy end. She always had) Cannot credit this... ! 1 have tell me! Can't you see: od the greatest confidence in your|;° 2, Emma sitice she was a “Yes, I can,” he said. “Only, it’s| father. She was sure he was $0-| ing |? so difficult... . I haven’t quite/ing to make a fortune for you. Al“ veo. soneo grasped it ‘Thi pees Ne, my dear, and a happy “She and Peter.” is “But Miles?” : chauffeur for me, bs T hadn’t been warned in: “We found Mileés—dead—in the f b be @ining-room. He had shot him- ; R ; } aw. ' 1 ' . ’ ’ 5 : : ’ ; ; : “| “Just—don’t pay any attention to this,” she said. “Go on telling = sent for me. . a Wren there. dying from the effect | on. “It will be a terrible blow for I thought of course it was x ee is,” he went| Self.” ‘T’ve sent for Purvis,” he (re 4 } Your Horescepe | LUCKY GUY | ‘This is a critical ‘day Sad gen-! — — ana srepees reresal egister now so you can register your laten~Aye¢itizen who does nat, e the trouble to re; alid latet vote. when things ‘do ndt wishes, @fter'election. A NO THREAT OF WAR won — The popular rede ! ; ae ‘be first, Mrs f : Carr. tock. ap her ‘post out: sidé the salesoom at 7 p/ m, ;| bringing her own ‘chair aid ‘blankets for the ‘protection! | a against the near freezing weath-/| (iia — er. By 5 am, there were fig persons waiting. «Mrs. ‘Carr wilt IN her precinct John England sbid today. ‘Since the: books were placed in pre- * eincts, he added, only twenty- 4 | five residents have qualified to z 1 s ‘ ee eee June. ‘They will remain in the First Baptist chareh "The ear sometime Iate- this month. ition *to {the ‘Fecent tenseness in diplomatic relations between, y the United State} and Soviet Russia is| 2 ‘Gfier that tine who! Rev. James S: Day high-lighted by e vwar rumor which} t a | wishes to register must go to the : a . ens inquired of newspaper offices about | the truth of a report that Russia had de- Thursday, March 21st elared war on this country and that army ee: William R. Porter, who ‘had! been on a business trip to Miami, | Some of the yachts scheduled| returned yesterday. | } to take part in the race from here | to St. Petersburg today have not! Today The Citizen says in an News t ee Sac : reserves iv: } yet arrived here, and the race} editorial paragraph: so had been ordered back to active cog eas i has been deferred till tomorrow. | “We may mock old age when! ¥ Th 5 i 1600 Club P young but cling to it when old. ere is, so far, no reason to believe Fult te is, Jr* Mr. and Mrs. Basil Tynes today] Life is precious at any stage.” that war will result between the United Lael announced the birth of a son at States and Russia and it is somewhat dan- gerous for the populace to readily accept the view that a conflict is inevitable. While there are difference of opinion between the two nations, and some difficulty in con- nection with theif “effort to understand he o'clock Wednesday evening, e March 18, in their home at 724] Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD | har been named Morgan Ran-| STAR * BRAND na cosax COFFEE dolph. ; and CUBAN Arthur Hale* Inside of Sports* Carryington’s Playhouse* Rogue’s Gallery* - Gabriel Heatter* Real Life Stories* Spotlight Band* KANTOR’S Side Quality Men's Wear for Civilians and Service Mes Regular ferry service in the water gap between No Name Key SUSSSSSassnsssFsasesas PEL MSISSS ooo ePasstsaMmard shade tas Club. | & | adjust themselves to the world situation Sunrise Serenade naales eee Lariat loti CHESTERFIELD and manage to avoid anything like an News Miss Julia B. Jones, daughter! congestion. Also relieves distress of 3 o Sunise ‘Serenade | of Me and hrs. Ora L. Jones, and) head colds! Follow directions in folder. GENUINE armed clash . ‘Civic Calendar Frazier Hunt, News* Hometown Frolics Come and Get It Meditation Hawaiian Music Tic Toc Time* Fun With Music* Cecil Brown* | William Hoffman were married! PANAMA HAT Distinctively Styled in Popular Pinch Front Model ‘Advertisement From where I sit ... 47 Joe Marsh OOP wo Oar Sss5 SSaSIRSASLSRSHS es Trade is a matter of barter; money is } a medium to faciliate barter. When it fails to do so it fails to serve its purpose. PLANNING ALUMINUM HOUSES . Shaking Heads and a 11:15 Elsa Maxwell* | ta The Reynolds Metals Company has 11:30 Take Tt Easy Time* : o zm Vari “ : : i 11:45 Victor Lindlahr* uman Liberties Large Variety } leased a government - owned aluminum ‘Neon co UP. | H Li of Weaves + | sheet mill and officials declare that hous- |#2:00 Lyle Van, News* 4 a - a ing will be the princi Merah ¥2:15 Morton Downey, Songs* | 1s a fanny thing. Now that how the heads begin to shake again. $4.95 to $6.95 4 »e the principal beneficiary of the ‘ operation of th ative : 12:30 Weather Report the war's over, there’s a lot of I guess there'll always be head- Ses on ne company. ¥2:35 Siesta Serenade | thead-shaking in our town. People shakers—folks who feel “there Cool lll It is said that the time of building can | 1:15 Lopez, Music* saying: “What's the younger gen- ought to be a law”—who believe ‘ool Looking ’ Boys’ be shortened by the use of aluminum and 4 Jolth 3. Arithony eration coming to?” “How'can we that the best form-of regulation is P i B h . present plans include use of the metal for | 15 ae ‘end these strikes?” “The country’s suppression, whether it’s applied aim beac SHOES : . 5 : a ye t % outer and interior walls, roofing, window | 2:30 Queen for a Day* paid ee. esi posi iy — I sit, America’s TIES j 3:00 Novatime mie +, and ase frames, and trim. oo Neve has | “Bat when the younger genera- done pretty well with the idea of by BEAU BRUMMELL Large Assortment Without questioning the good faith of | 3:30 Music of Manhattan* | tion was walloping the Axis“super- personal choice and individual lib- Wrinkle Resisting of Beye’ Shoes the officials of the company, or the sin-| 3:45 Jazz Jamboree | men”—and labor was doing the erty. I guess i the way Hee ee ects the ene “< cerity of their views, it will be interesting i Tie dona Bhi | eee (rere uel niaaeth sie aS It's Patented “Fold “~ WHITE . TWO-TONE to see how long it will take to persuade the | 4:30 Mutual Melody Hour* | that wetre buck to our traditions? Comtvastion ‘AN and ae BROWN Gre Yorse people of the nation to use aluminum in |.5:00 pe Key Outpost life Of personal liberty, just see | cr such quantities i structi 5:15 Superman | . ey in the construction of | 5'39 Captain Midnight® : ines 2 10 6 . =i 5:45 Tom Mix* Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundation