The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 2, 1949, Page 2

eTENG RATES Oh On Application a ‘ahs of thanks, penal Lee RST ot Nottees for eatertaimemtont by + oEewen ie be ke derived ate 5 ce Tee Spiess fe 0 coon eae) Ll -eavuiel * towat bet wi Bet peblionh anonymons Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airporte—Land and Sea. Consetidation of County and City Governments. Community Auditorium, ‘There are too many human beings woder the impression that they have to liwe semtebody else's life for them. This writer onee asked a man what made him » popelar and his laconic reply was: “T J} mind my own business.” THE ORACLE DRRLIGIOUS FREEDOM AN IDEAL "Phe churches of the world vieed by the Federal Council of the OWorehes of Christ in America to “stand together” resisting attempts of Communist- ae, to destroy or eur- freedom. The Counell warns the publie against © “Stied emotion or a “heediess hysteria” = “week to defend. the church " resort to war.” Italso points out thet phere ie a “totalitarianism of a free- “~~oenhunpliying the latter declaration, the of the executive committee “aye “States which profess to be defend- tom the rights of religion may in practice te denying these rights by their treat- oont of minority groups, We cannot be ni ahout the fact that in Spain, the cee and elsewhere, there are today m abridgements of religious free- com. te championing religious freedom, we mean fredem from coercion by any gives power, whether political or ec- wieetical, that assumes the perogative of Ged and attempta to control the con- selonee of the individual.” ‘The statement of the executive com- mittee of the Couwneil, regardless of the wastes of some of the individuals be- longing te the churches making up the erweninzation, seems to indicate that there “murh work te be done if the individ- wale of the world, as a whole, are to en- jov religious freedom. are ad- eee eee 6 eee eee eee ee eee NEW HIGHWAYS The State of Arkansas has decided to wne"$28,000,000 of bonds for State high- ey Mmetruction in the next three years. Maine will present a measure to its tere in an early election to authorize an ditional 20-year bond insue of about 40,000,000 for highways. North Carolina is préparing a $200,- 10 bond insue. klehoma will amend its constitution te prowide for a $160,000,000 bond issue to be weed for new Federal highways and secondary roads. The State of Pennsylvania has taken steps te fleat a $40,000,000 bond issue to construct State highways and bridges. Weet Vitginia is preparing to 8 16.000,000 or more in highway bonds. Crewen and towa are going to issue highwhy bonds but they haven't decided how mech of an issue. Proposals are pend- toe (9 Massachusetts and New Hampshire for $100,000,000 in the former State and #9.000,000 in New Hampshire. The legis- loteres ln both States are reported to be (oygfPible to these bond insues sell “lh tinea! expert always takes a pessi- motto view of future income. People whe do not pay for what they ore often careless about them, ony THE GROWLING BEAR —— : Judging by comments heard in many places in Key West yesterday, many hun-. dreds of residents listened last night to Winston Churchill’s address in Boston Gardens, And those who listened reached this conclusion Churchill regards the Rus- rians with contempt. they deserve from every freedom-loving man. ‘ Besides, he does not fear Riissia, ft was easy to determine, after hé had spoken about the North Atlantic Alliance, that the Western Powers are fully capable of tak- ing care of themselves. The final statement in his speech inferentially showed his atti- tude toward the Sovitts. “Fear God—and nobody else,” Churchill boomed, and his listeners in Boston Gardens. cheeréd long and lustily. ; He asserted that the atomic bomb is holding Russia in check, but we do not be- lieve that, were there no atomic bomb, | jy Russia Would dare to start wat. The his- | i tellowed ) tory of ms Russians bear duit that | re serious Peat r statement. They teared the Germans to i, Pillnan ba Mal : the point of horror. Soviet rulers, just be- Mail The Citizen to Relatives eh, fore the end of the fitst World War, had| . : 0, supinely agreed to territorial concessions to the Germans after the Russian forces | be had been tofn into shreds by the Germans, PICK, \ under Marshhll Von Hindenburg, in the 2 ee hae ie reat Prepet Marshes. Bis" "Simonton. Street, Ke But the Russians in that day are just | ticticlous name with tre celerk of the same as they are today, and always | Menan yt Court Of Monmee, County have been. When the Allied victory along |. '‘** oMpRANK BARTOLONE, the Western Front resulted in compelling sianseiaie ak esha the Germans to return to the Russians the territory they had given up, the people of Russia were told by their rulers that the Soviet forces had administered stinging defeats tothe Germans. And the 13 men in the Kremlin are still telling the slow- thinking, plodding Russian people that the Soviet armies alone beat the Germans in the second World War. The Kremlin gang fears the English also, but the greatest fear is entertained to- ward the United States. They are acutely aware that had it not been for the $12 bil- lion this country advanced to the Russians in supplies during the second world war, the Germans would not have been stopped at Stalingrad. American tanks, planes, bombs and guns of all types were used by the Russians to hold up the Germans. Those 13 men in the Kremlin marvel at the inventive and * industria the United States. That is why, iit keeping their dull-minded hordes under contol, they claim that Russians produced every ifvention of any consequence in the world today. . The lumbering Russian bear is forever growling in its own den, like a rooster crowing on its own dunghill. ; = Seb iig aia | hard luck. But ill forturie does ‘lepwaRD &ASNER, ‘béin ‘bt quench the spitit. 2, 1878, in New York City, SUNDAY, APRIL; ranked among the six aguressive ’tef bea tonight it was al a eo and medical lead-' ér Of medical ceritres,' Wis. Died Sept. } .. Murray Butier;| t University presi- jtizen, . born ini oF dil we i * official, Pennsyl- ti D born ‘in Scotland. | zales. Either Ps we ‘Died May 25, 1934. | or they would deal 1864—Frank'H. Vizetelly, no-} Ail. ‘ial’ would: ted New York dictionary maker , ter anger. and lexicographer, born in’ Ens-| now ‘But Don Fernaiydo bad overs land. Died Dec. 20, 1938, looked one. detail. Irenne. spoke iy Sere eee re } Be A,gold nugget found in | = event, 4 lovely? scoundrel of @ weighed’,157. pounds-according to | brother avet” 3 eyclopaedia Britannica. Donna Dolores looked at -her, : lon t : be i IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR ye COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. ; s In_re Estate of : WILLIAM M, CURRY, alsé known as WILLIAM MARVIN CURRY, ‘sina pe So OF APPLICATION ron PINAL DISC) ames Notice ix’ hereby it may. concern . that, Sydney rry, as administratrixi of the of William M.. Curry, al between , puzzleme! “Sounds like you'd; ‘ given to all prable Raymond BR. L Judge in ahd for Monroe County, Florida, hér Final Report and vouchers pertaining thereto;and has made applice tion. for her, discharge asx such administratrix, a Dated this 25th day of: March, 1) SYDNEY ¢, CURRY, adminisiratrix of the estate of William M, ‘known as arvin Curt: © ALLAN B. Attorhey for Johnson, Fox 5 London, Connenticit, y required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint, for Iviverce in the above stylet oduse on or.before the 13th. day of April, A. D. 1949, otherwise the allegation in will be taken as copfessed. Order ix to be publishe 3,313 DEATHLESS DAYS Our Registrar of Motor Vehicles, the Honorable Rudolph F’ King, whose de- termination to cut down the State’s auto- mobile traffic toll, preferably by construc- tive means, extends considerably further | So thanthe use of wards, was browsing through accident records this week. His eye met one that seemed fantastically im- possible. According to the figures in his office, Provincetown had not had a fatal auto- mobile accident since December 6, 1939! He buzzed for a stenographer and dictated a letter to the police department here. “Records here show town has enjoyed 3,313 successive days without a death due to an automobile ac- cident up to the end of 1948,” he said, in effect, and asked for confirmation so that he could give the town “some real pub- licity.” a The chief of the department here re- plied at once saying that the records cer- tainly seemed to support the Registrar’s findings. Certain this is a most enviable record and one that is made even more commend- able by the fact that our Julys and Augusts curr Copnrp! THE TH JUDICIAL CIRCULT. FOR MONROE COUNTY, A'TE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN- CERY. : ORDER OF TO; MARY REDE! Whose a unkhow and whbd conceals herself: so Hat process cannot “he* permanently -séry * Upon Net. SNe You are required to file in the Court and cause above stated on or before April 9, 1949, your ‘appear- ance to the bill of ' Complaint. for divo else the same will be taken nfessed and decrée Pro*Con- so, Will hé entered agdinst vou. ‘This order is to be published once a week for four consecutive Ww in The Key West Citizen’a new: that Provinee- Give and keep giving to help science defeat the disease that strikes, on the average, one out of every two homes in America. Say to yourself... here is life-giving money. to help those stricken by Cancer to live again. EVERY NICKLE AND DIME | give helps support an educational program teaching new thousands how to recognize Cancer and what to do about it. EVERY QUARTER ! give helps set up and equip new research laboratories where scientists ere dedicating 949. oe EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk of the Cirewit Court, Monroe County, jorida. Ry: (sd) Florence wyer, Deputy Clerk. 22,1949, ey order inan en er’, care of ‘ibe delivered? your local yo the Ameri- are an endless traffic snarl with far too DIVORCE ‘ : F Society office rer many cars ih far too small a space. Visitors | POVORPS SHREVE LADRICK 49 pele conaver dancer“ their lives to find the cause—and cure of Cancer. use the whole of Commercial Street as a | paywoNp STANLEY LADRICK, EVERY DOLLAR ! send helps buy new equipment, helps si . The tof shops, fiush " lengant. s wae H . sidewalk ey pop out of shop es oe kd sealed een establish new facilities for treating and curing with the road, without warning, and dart out of blind lanes the same way. The same precautions must be used in moving through the boat crowd as through a herd of cows. Cancer, both still pitifully scarce in this country... Guard those you love! Give to conquer Cancer! AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Sponsored by: The Key West Citizen 4246 Harrison Street, Kansas City, Missouri, You are hereby fedujred ‘to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint for divorce in the above Styled cause on or before the 26th day of April, A. D. 1949, otherwise the allegations therein will be taken as confessed. ‘This Order is to be published once a Week for four congecutive weeks While Provincetown may not be large in The Key West Citizen, a news- published in the City of Key as towns go, it has its own peculiar traffic ap. Wwe Florida. vE ORDERED this 24th problems. 4 Wes So this rakes our record of 3,318 | aay or Maren, AD. 18h “deathless days” even more commendable. |"? crerx eaee Cireubetourt, Evidently people do live longer here. Monroe Ce UeS ce rise By: (sd) Atine ©: Longworth, It isn’t that it merely seems so. Deputy Clark. (sp) ALLAN B. CLHARE. Oe —The Provincetown Advocate Attorney for Flats mar26; apr-2-9-16,1949.