The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 7, 1947, Page 2

aac of chim, it: is \ er as 8 Brey age fe peter vemon his’ id "ee 21” was. his ; ant all in ‘ite! pat “was always. at high eaves or, to change the meta- lways at white heat. waking moment, his’ the ie was concentrated on low countrymen. him or knowing is easy enough “4 understand why his memory ig held: sacred by Cubans. far- jet, yet intense, hi the recom | live the hope , of his coun-, after he had peo- "gives 3 Verret system. anyaley ation by: , orators going ‘int a eeclustén for, the preparation of not- able orations.. Probably: we peo-! will find out what ails the that they ‘never will first.” Earle considers Rus- world. “THE PRIMARY JOB ‘The American delegate to the United Nations, Mr. Her- schel V.’ Johnson, declares tolthat when “peace is conced- uch effec’ ‘in not or pe anything, 0 the of friendly :co- tion between the two which is a hopeful less of diff- Pi ais aa ay YS BOTH WANT PEACE “that 3 me A eco- welt ¢ Bissia is ina “very ba condition” and that economic Mpobutlding is iRseaicanied ‘by a lack rh ‘eon ot a” poli y and, y ane sp scared of 0 of a a 5 at pp't he To 4that fea bight te er at position to Ls ‘war in) fatew: yéars. »~ Mr. e great mi ople of h <4 country, or eee Pith horor, to met te ace and | peat Russia, he w the othe among mn ‘act, ‘he be~| people, that great’ majority of sin both countries de- 4 Roosevelt ye ct t ed and security is organized, teduction of armaments will be politically feasible.” It is difficult to understand tell ent person x) ie logic of the American Gleguit opinion, Certainly, it would be dang- his | eee for any country to re- 'his | duce, its armaments, to the point impotency unless there is a reasonable pros- pect of peace aid some form of internationa¥'security de- signed to protect those who are relatively unarmed. We are glad to see that the subject.is teing discuss- ed by the United Nations be- caer sn tee it aos hr sen e .prime ‘purpose .o an. international organiza- tion, Though yarious com- mittees, dominated by enthu- siasts, seem. intent. .upon pushing the United Nations into doubtful pugs of en- fiat the gift. of erdastiodk wa world should be snine definite contribution to | tea. creat and:main- of world peace. Prt can have a long; period of sen = peel & re | Cvery: pro! at rights all hte i be recognized, This process must not be at- be at force but, must rmit to grow by the development of wisdom ane a Ea ena ~ bi fello aE | aye glee Aurea ‘An Associated | Press aunt \from Tallahassee, . published - |The Citizen today, quotes Gover- nor Cone’ as. stating that he has inet yet. received the resignations alot three members of the Overseas ghway Commission,.as he had ‘requested'on March 31.. He added \that. only two members .of the jcommission had yet, been appoint- ‘ed by him, John Costar and el ard E. Wilson. Juan .Carbonell, who had been visiting in Havana, ret yes- terday afternoon on the steam- |ship Cuba, | Key West Garden . Club will hold a meeting tomorrow after- noon in the Vocal public library. Today The Cit ‘iat “Rubber stock should go up in market.» We haye a rubber stamp congress, and if the Presi- dent’s wishes are acceded to, we jwill have a rubber stamp su- preme court.” _ ‘TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1788—Gen. Rufus Putnam and ‘hon of the New England Ohio Com- pioneers make the first set- Reneat in Ohio, at. Marietta. 1851—First. election’. in .Port- and: ‘Oregon--population 140. 1893—' do Legislature aubealt watmit satkege ‘to the'people;) it wins. and Colo- rado first to grant .woman, . suff. en says. in be 1906—The US.: Army sit 1917—Herbert Hoover appoint- ed Federal Food Administrator. 1919—Britain disperses her war Grand Fleet. 1920—Allies give Germany 3 days to reduce army to 200,000. 1923—The Communist Party of America votes to dissolve—secret- ly merges into Workers’ Party. 1937°— Neighboring ‘farmers: workers attack, and rout Hershey, Pa., chocolate workers on sitdown strike. 1943—Gen. Patton’s forced join British in Tunisia. 1944—-News that Pacific Fleet carrier task forces sank or dam- aged some 40 Jap ships and over 200 Jap planes in 3-day period. 1945—In East. China Sea fight, US. Sth fleet sinks 6 Jap war-; soba including one: of 45,000 1946—Russia files demand that UN srop, the the Iran case. 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