The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 17, 1947, Page 2

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TS ‘WOW WE CAN SAVE LIVES Because we beliewe that many readers of The Key West Citiven will appreciate the tefermation, we call attention to WARE, New York,” which is senting 16,000 peckewes @ day to Europe and is rowdy te handle five times that many if the people of the United States provide he farete Wh much direct foreign relief closed ¢ewn end with erop production failing to provide the minimum rations needed, CARE t toying to get packages into Eu- ropean hands before winter. The ervenization is approved by 27 top welfere agencies, recommended by preetteet Troman, endorsed by Herbert Heower eed General Bisenhower. It pre- pores fourteen types of packages, ranging from @2 pounds of “standard” foods and epeeiel beby-foed packages (including viemine), te cotten, household, blanket ond beltting wool packages. The “Rig Peckewe” setts for $10 and all are deliver- of @ety ant ration free to beneficiaries. Delivery i guaranteed or your money is refunded We supwest that readers of this ar- tele write CARE, 50 Broad &., New York 4 ©. ¥., end take o part in the great work of vetiel 1! you know people in other tends, Creat Britain, France, The Nether- tans, or eleowhere, you can specify the beneficiaries of your generosity. Write CARE. Meanwhile, why not send #10 for a “Wig Package.” and let the or- fenization send ft to the country, if not the Person, of your choice? The work the organization is attempt- toe fefleets credit wpen the people of the United States. To hungry people in Eu- rope, whe watch their children do with leas food each day, « package of good, substan- tie! food makes more sense than all the resolutions in the werld ‘The writer of this article is not talking moonshine or advising others what has not heen done. There are millions of Ameri- com whe can afford to contribute some- thiee te starving people and those of us whe appreciate the blessings that abide with we ie the United States should not evetiowk the suffering aad hunger of oth- oF peoples, expecially little childven, wher- ever they happen to be. Religion teaches men to obey their food tmpelees and get wait entil Sunday worvices come around. NOT SO “BEAUTIFUL” What force keeps up the terrific winds in a hurricane for a week or longer? Probably the answer is the rotation of the earth. Or, for all we know of a definite nature, the smashing of the atem of hydro- gen may be the propelling force. Whatever it is, we are stumped as we j try to figure out how winds, revolving about a calm center, maintain a velocity of more than 100 miles an hour, day in and day out, for as long as 10 days at a time. The terrible hurricane that was first reported at 4:15 Thursday morning of last week, gained gradually in intensity till a velocity of 140 miles was reported. Whether or not that was so, we know that the earliest report put the velocity as “near hurricane force,” but by Thursday after- noon winds had passed the hurricane minimum of 75 miles an hour. Twenty- four hours later, a report placed the high- est velocity at 140 miles. A poet says something about our “round, beautiful world,” but only at times is it “beautiful” in some parts, for it is al- ways “ugly” in some of its areas, with an estimated 6,000 thunderstorms going on all the time, or terrific winds blowing all the time in some quarter of the globe. For. sustained force, the hurricane is the worst of the winds. While the giant, which crossed Key West’s latitude Sunday afternoon, was roaring toward the middle Florida coast, two typhoons were reported in the vicinity of Japan. A typhoon is an- { other name for a hurricane. Considering that Nature is always riot- ing somewhere in the world, we would say that it is not so “beautiful.” A good lawyer advises his clients to stay out of lawsuits, According to the Armistice Treaty, Rumania has to pay Russia $300 million reparations in 8 years, and in goods at pre-war prices. That’s the way Russia treats her satellites. Rumania doesn’t like the treatment, but what can she do? She has no choice. NO DEFENSE, SAY SCIENTISTS The Federation of American Scientists recently issued a statement on the second anniversary of V-J Day, declaring that “there is no adequate defense against atomic, bombs” and that “national secur- ity lies in world security and that can be attained only by international action.” The Federation says that it is danger- ous to conclude, even by implication, that a strong science can produce security. It points out that many citizens have justi- fied support of science for its war poten- tial but the Federation says that “national security cannot result from military pre- paredness or the.support of science for its war potential.” Declaring that the nation must not “substitute national half-measures for the goal of international cooperation,” the Federation statement insists that “true national security means that the nation and its people are secure against the loss of their lives, their liberties and their prop- erty.” In the past, says the statement, the na- tion attained a measure’ of | secutity by armed might but that the atomic bomb and other methods of modern warfare have destroyed this possibility. “We do not have security if, at the same time we destroy our enemies they destroy us.” This is the conclusion of a group of prom- inent scientists. If you want to keep in touch with a friend, borrow some of his money. Of interest to property owners: Cam- bridge, Mass., has reduced its property tax rate again for the sixth consecutive time. TO END GREEN BOWL CLUB “There is no place in the Navy for any secret society,” declares Rear Admiral Frank J. Lowry, who is expected to file his report on an investigation into alleged activities of the Green Bowl. { The Green Bowl, it is alleged, is a se- society, devoted to help its members climb the professional ladder in the Navy. Admiral Lowry apparently does not think that the organization is a secret, self-help club and recommends that it be dissolved. The investigation started when Cap- tain John G. Vrommelin, ene of a group of brothers who made history in the Navy, testified that the Bowl, which was “inne- cently started,” had “grown vicious with the years.” THE-KEY WEST Ci Radio ak Fae Selected programe as listed below are broadcast at the same day through Friday. Tim standard, For central sti rd aube ‘tract one hour; for mountain stands ard twe hours. ‘SEPT. 15 THROUGH. SEPT. 19 (For East, Daylight add one hour} Marning 8:00-—-Honeymoon in New York—nbe 8:165—Oklahoma Roundup—cbs Shady Valley Volks—mbs 9:00—Look Your Best—cbs 9:30—Say It With Musio—mbs 10:00—Fred Waring Music—nbe Arthur Godfrey Show—cbs 10:30—Ben Alexander Show—mba 10:45-—Serials (3% hours)—cbs 11:00—Kate Smith Speaks—mbs 11:30—Words and, Music—nbe Daily Band Concerts—mbs Afternoon 12:00—Concert Half-Hour—nbe 1200—Your Hours of Serials—nbe Queen Yor a Day (repeat 1 hour later)—mbs 1:30—Martin Block Records—mbe 2:00—Double or Nothing—cbs 2:30—Winner Take All Quiz—che $:00—Hint Hunt Quiz—cbs 3:30—Give and Take ag 4:00—The House Party—cl Kiddies Hour (repeats Mater to & local times)—mbs 4:30—Treasury Pandstand—cbs ABC PROGRAMS — Times tit either Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard. Morning 9:00—The Breakfast Club 10:00—My Story Dramatization 10:25-Betty Crocker Program 11:00—Breakfast in Hollywood Afterncen } 12:00—Welcome Travelers 3:30—Bride and Groom 4:45—Kiddies Time 1% Hours—west repeat 1 hour later Time is eastern standard. For cen. tral standard subtract one hour, for mountain standard subtract ‘two hours. Some local stations change hour of relay to fit local schedules Last minute program changes cane Rot be included. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 (For East. Daylight add one hour) t 8:15—Sports; Am ‘a Serenade—nbe Guest ‘Fal ime—cbs 5:30—Red Baie and Sports—cbs iomas Newscast—nbe Club—cbs e (r’pt at 10)—mbs 6:45—Kaltenborn Comment—nbe ‘Trout and New Sports (repeat a0 im ke 7:00—Dennis Day Comedy. American Melody Time-cbs~ }3 Crime Book —mbs-basie ” alicarmohes: Lire 8:15—Real Life Drama—mbs ate D rict Attorney Drama—nbe 2 nV ZY & Dance Band Hour ce Band Hour—west only Penicillin was first dis¢oyered, by Prof. Alexander. Flemirig in‘ London in 1929. Political Announcements | FOR ELECTION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 4, 1947 For City Commissioner LOUIS CARBONELL ALBERT B. COOPER EARL HIGGS NEIL SAUNDERS BRUCE SAYLES Medical Test Proved This Great to Relieve MONTHLY FEMALE PAINS Are you troubled by distress of feimale functional monthly @ disturbances? Does this make you suffer pain, feel so ner= ‘vous, restless, weak— at such times? Then Poand to relleve such symptomat In a recent medical test Pin! Compound proved remarkab! helpful to women troubled this way, feacwat Doctors call a uterine sedat! | ‘| @ grand soothing effect ontone ny woman's most important organs. Taken regularly —Pinkham's Com- pound helps build up resistance Sy steh Gistress. Also @ great stomachig CHOU EL PINKHAM'S eggs | qT {Dear to the «Bill sot Complaint tor'|- M a M G RA rives at Miami at 12: Tr. an rs. eorge . Ar- night. Divorce in the .abo Sagas Son or deter ‘the, 15th jeher have as’ guests their son- | VES MIAMI DAILY ( jber, AD. 1947; /otherwi 2! ine oat tt herein! will bo taken ‘ag ome ee anes. Me and SUNDAYS) af 1200 viclock Bho tnghst TODAY'S: BIRTHDAYS Key ‘West In "Days | Gone By « ia TAKEN FROM FILES THE CITIZEN OF A 17, 1937 17, 1947—Today gives-a: tendency: anthropic.’ Strive. ‘to overcome \———tey A Found jany peculiarities that-may show; me an Your Horoscope a ue Mab en to rove and a desire to get away | from people... The. disposition 1s ithemselves and keep. the moral, itone as high as possible. Careful | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ST ‘AR * unsociable and may become mis- ; training will do much, Next week is Swimming Week ! in Key West. From Monday to} Rite inet ee The Colorado River is aljout official, oft South Beach, under the direc. 1,700 miles long, of which 17 ‘tion of Victor Larsen, supervisor miles form a portion of the boun- of recreation. dary between Arizona and Mex- ico. A tropical disturbance of mod- |- sjperate. intensity was reported this ‘morning by the Weather Burea: ; jas ‘eentral about 300 miles séuth! of Port Arthur, Texas. Students.in the Convent and.St., Ar ‘Joseph’s School held exercises: {this morning to celebrate the | » 150th anniversary of the Consti tution of the United States. Objects of the P. T. A. was dis- cussed yesterday at a meeting of jthe Menree County Council of | Parent-Teacher Association, held | jin the recreation room of the H. lecal sponge buyer, left this morning for Tar- ‘pon Springs where he will join . Mrs, Price and together they will go to New York City for a va- cadens. Clem C. Price, Fast, Dependable Freight aot Express Service MIAMI and KEY WEST Serving ALL POINTS on Florida _ Between Miami and Key West ™ Miss Cynthia Pearlman, daugh- | 4)ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pearl- | man, left today for Tallahassee, | tone R, “where she will begin her sopho- UBLICATION jmore year in the Florida State “College for Women. ikea “to ap-, ay Schedule: (No Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY a4 CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M. ae, 700 o'clock Mid- ORDER oF. To: Dotle ‘Koi Address Oni You are! he night and arrives at Key West at 6:00 o'clock A, bi. sed. ‘This Order ists be’ published onc \ Tampa. a week’ for: four fimseoutive ‘weeks me a re ey emt Citizs a eee ene pa ‘pulltished, 5 Today The Citizen says in an} Florida. nica : ! Tighe’ and Ordered: gibi sth day’) editorial paraacaph: of September, aan a 4 “Many a man is poor today be- ey Clerk, BORE EAWYER, cause his credit was too good yes- County, Fonds, terday. 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