The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1946, Page 2

_ VAGE TWO Key West Citizen Bergeon The Citizen Buildi Corner Greene and Ann Streets Only Dally gp gr, Peset in a West Florida itter ae Becond class MEMBER THE sESOCIATED F PRESS The Apsociated Press is exclus- fvely entitied to use for republica- tien of all news Bn = page credited it of net otherwise credited in * paper and also the local news published here. va ‘NSCRIPTION RATES One Year .. 10. six the Three Mc (me Month .. ECIAL NOTICES ing notices, cards 0 olutions of respect, obit- . poems, ete, will be Marwed for at'the rate of 10 cents « line. Notices for entertainment by from which a revenue is invites discussion of public issues and sub.ects of local or general interest but it will nog publish angaymous communications. 1A) SOCIATION ARAB LEAGUE UNITED The news from Cario, Egypt, tells us of an unusual manifestation of unity on the part of the seven states of the Arab League, The representatives of the | various groups reached com-| plete agreement on the re- jection of further Jewish} immigration into Palestine, | freedom for Libya, the com- pletion of Egypt’s indepen- dence and the liberation of} ABOVE THE BEASTS rospastaclpacscascakeacas Alcoholics Anonymous) have formed an organiza- tion in Key West in an effort to revamp derelicts, or those | drinkers who seem deter-| mined to become derelicts. It is a worthy cause; any | cause is worthy when it is! aimed at helping a man who seems unable to help; himself, but, in the final an-! alysis, only one man can save the drunkard, and that man is the. drunkard him- self. | Without the help of his) will power, a thousand or- ganizations cannot save him} from a drunkard’s grave.| He is “hell bent” to destroy | himself, and, unless he ex- erts will power to stop drinking he is doomed. Frequently we have heard | the remark that alcoholism| is a disease, and that an, alcoholic is unable to ccm-| bat the disease. Such a statement is poppycock. Aj man can do what he wishes by bringing into play his} latent will power. That is) the thing, if exercised deter-| minedly, that will save the; drunkard. | In Key West we have} many eases that prove aj man can stop drinking, re-/ gardless of how much booze | he has drunk, or how jong he has been a drunkard. and had reached that point where it required a glassful of aguardiente to satisfy his yearning for one drink, de-! cided one night to give up| drinking. That day he had} drunk more than two quarts other Arab countries. The! communique, issued after) the conference, contained | no threats but was rather) marked by appeals to the} friendship of Great Britain and the United States. There will be a tendency on the part of some Ameri- eans to view the accord with | | As he had told her the of aguardiente, and he made his decision immediately | after having “downed” a! glassful of rum. When he went home, he told his wife of his decision. me thing a hundred times be- fore, she doubted what he said, though she did not ex- @ supercilious smile, but no| press her doubt. But, as he ne sheuld overiook the fact at, safter the death of} ohammed, the Arabs, act-! ime.in centuries, played an | pertant jpart in t erld’s history,’ advancing | r beyond | their gi Asia in 1258 and aut the-same. time. in Af, and.Europe, with the Higaicm of Granada in Spain being about the time Columbus “was coming to the New World. | In fact, it was largely Arabic science which arous-' ed all Europe. The race pro-| duced a mass of books on) philosophy, mathematics, | astronomy and_ astrology, geography, medicine and) encyclopedias, which had, widely extended influence! throughout the known world. WORLD FARM PROGRAM | Representatives of thirty- ene nations have agreed | upon a constitution for the International Federation of Agricu tural Producers, al-/| though it should be noted! that three of the four United | States farm organizations| represented at the confer- | ence opposed immediate or- ganization. | The purpose of the organ-! ization is to create world pressure to gain for farmers! assured prices and markets and for all people an im- proved nutritional diet. Eventually, they hope to | have national surpluse s| treated as world assets, say-| ing that the alternatives are | high-price dumping on the world, with price warfare, | or a return to pre-war com- modity agreements that were international restric-| tive cartels. We note that the National | Farmers Union of America| was the only U. S. farm| group to support immediate | organization, which was op-} posed by the National Coun- | eil of Farmer Cooperatives, the American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Grange. The other organ- izations favored an interim commission, without author- ity to advise the United Nations farm group or simi- lar bodies We are not familiar with as a body for the first | the! and the man, natural | ontiers.to found empires in, Tike cegas of the globe. | d@minance termin-| overthrown | | him until Father’s Day. | | the relates the story, he said he saw the doubt in her eyes, and he assured her, “I mean} it this time, my dear.” That was 14 yéars ago, now a. city employe, has not drunk a drop of liquor since. then. And then ‘we. have. a county official, whe, 15° years ago, expressed a’ sim- j ilar determination, atid’ he| too has. not. tasted liquor, since. It is ‘ridiculous to say aj man has lost his will power. | His will power may be dor-' mant but never dead, and it has become dormant be- cause he has failed to exer-| cise it. He can make it a! live and steadfast thing any time he wishes, but, if he lets it continue to sleep, all the organizations in the! world cannot save him from sticking to a habit that gradually is wearing out; his life. If the habit is drink- ; ing liquor to the extent that he has become a drunkard, he alone can save himself. Will power! That is the CLASSIFIE! IED ADS Information for the Advertisers RATES FOR REGULAR ind SREB RB BBR 18 HELP WANTED SHOPPING FOR A JOB WITH AN ATTRACTIVE FUTURE? y How would you like to know that you’ll be earning $30 a week (about $130 a month) after 6) jmonths? We pay you $25 a 40- |hour week to start training to be a TELEPHONE OPERATOR WITH OPPORTUNITY To Earn More for Overtime At Time-And-A-Half LOOK AHEAD TO Scheduled Pay Increases Liberal Employe Benefits Vacation With Pay Investigate this fascinating work if you’re looking for a permanent position... 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King| Humbert of Italy is no ex- | ception. Although the su-| preme court of cassation an- nounced a_ 2,000,000-vote margin for the republic, yet the king is reluctant to give | up his throne, and as a con- sequence there may be a revolution and blood will flow. facts involved in the de- liberations of the conference or of the arguments ad-, vanced in the discussions, | but the need for something definite to assist agriculture, the world over, appears to be beyond any argument. Certainly, if the farmers of the world are to have fav- orable markets and the peo- ple of the world are to have improved diets, there must! be some way to coordinate the production of food and its distribution throughout the world. | tibles and sedans. By day or week. PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts. juni-tf WANTED TO RENT Rent—Two-bedroom permanent. Box 14, Vanted To bungalow, Key West. 2-bedroom cottage. room apartment. ed. Phone 394. 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Until certificdtion is issued of the candidates to be voted on in the second prmiary, County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer said to- day, no absentee ballots will be} cast for the primary next Tues- | day. World War veterans in Key| West will begin to receive their | bonus bonds next Wednesday, it! was announced at the local Post office today. Southernmost Rifle Club ot America will elect officers at al meeting to be held tonight. 3 | Key Westers, who, yesterday, intended to motor to the main- land, were disappointed, when they reached No Name Key, to, learn that no ferry would sail because of weather conditions. | Cornelius Elbertson, who is} now making his home in Tampa, | mother, | ey | Mrs. Hattie Saunders, who had | been Visiting relatives in Quincy, Florida, returned yesterday. The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph today: “Golfers in the rough are re- newing their search for new cuss words.” | PRISM -dab tc EA tr 8 i And Sometimes Not { A farmer wished to insure his barn and a few stacks. “What facilities have you,” ask- ed the insurance man, “for extin- guishing a fire in your village?” The man pondered a little while. Finally, he answered, “Well, sometimes it rains.” Home-canned foods kept long- er than one year tend to become soft and lose some of their flavor and color. ANNOUNCBD BY. STATION Subject to it Where to Listen— 1600 On Your Dial Mutual Broadcasting System (Destknntes Network Program) Friday, Jurig 14th & P.M. to Midnight News 1600 Club Weather Forecast 1600 Club Fulton Lewis, Jr.* Parade of Sports Henry J. Taylor* Inside of Sports* Passport to Romance* A Voice in the Night* Gabriel Heatter* Real Life Stories* Spotlight Band* Tommy Dorséy’s Playshop* Moonlight Serenade All the News* wBLSwBES FSaSasas peice 2S os Saturday, 1$th \ 7 A. 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