The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 28, 1949, Page 2

giving more aid to. Chian : gaye too much ; q is U States, was 3 dificials who, were mane, ting all they could, fon they wete in the su forces that, presumably, were. put : field: to beat back the, communist hordes. ‘Though they were well supplied with Weapons of warof all types from the k ease) States, the Nationalists neither the last three ks. Ni is} grins Pe owed courage nor efficiency in the field. | yet on the decker ges NO, 8 : . ‘WEST firknk eth ay < in. -~ be term of Ceiminal epurt: bagigning i }} there, as the Reds advanced. Giving an} Mrs. Ross ©: Sawyer*and her army, of the Nationalist stamp, -sypplies | deughter-in-law, Mrs. Ross C. STEAK CHAMPION. was a waste gf money. What the National. | ei¥7s5, 7 had theig purses sto-| | we RECORD WAS S pet aan nee bt anything Pay me while in the cami Pies Suna" yor ae ie FIVE and Hef reason, for their }-Yet. St. is. the president of th 3 ‘lacking that quality was hecause they Mallory Chapter Sheriff Kart O. Thompson re- ported. today that not an arrest! has been made in the county in| phen R. Mz were dissatisfied with the way Chiang Kai- foo and she aa heen Shek and his top. leaders were running |!2 gaa in the cemetery placing | things, a wreaths, on the graves 5 of Confed i - While the Nationalists fell back all. {ses were lett sh home ane oat along. the hattle line, Nationalist leaders town grec Sage BIANES, Were: be were fattening theix pocketbooks. As for puget fighting, Chiang. demonstrated two, months nee Griffin and, Miss fago that he had no stomach fora clash | ments Monday manors ee i with the Reds, He said yesterday that their [of the Ley Memorial Young in Chi ; will lead to > third. World. Adults held in the church annex. War, but was silent about any part he key. West janie Chamber. of was playing as:‘generalissimo” of the Na- | Commerce will elect officers to- tionalist forces. His chief concern is in feat rh i getting more supplies and money from the United States. Vast quantities of the sup- | 1, plies this, country sent him were captured by the Reds with barely a token of resist- ange by, the Nationalists, Cppynight 1999 4.V.Clarke., . Charles Curry Elected President Of Jayeees ” ———-*% Henry Higgs And, THE LOW DOWN) "event vores Were ‘ | Elected Vice HICKORY GROVE) oon q _ Charles hig was a pre- Today I am coming to the aid |Sident of the Junior Chamber o! 7 ae 'Commerce of, Key West at their |p of the under-dog—Congress. So olay mettag Ga tock night} Reat priated Ameri- ip 2938 it had been United States in oik n.. Now, only 10, years. after figtion, it has dropped to a ‘the, United States dis- oi, and, developed. the. wells, : in-the developments, 3 bed them—and look fF Unless, Uncle Sam comes to. will not regain your former “Growing Pains” is the title of € senior class play that, will be presented in the high school au- cena on the evening of May many, yappers. are jumping Con-| in the clubhouse on. Flagler ave: |i gress—calling. the boys there. “do- } nue. - 3: bnothings” and “un-social minded”; Curry, who became a member [> the world oil producers, : . Today The Citizen says in anfand “non-liberal” that I have ;of the Jaycees just a little more/> J, THE ORACLE Every, man is like the company he [Steril paragraph: delved into the fracas. than two years ago, has been |B keeps-—Euripides: ia ; Girl advises girls that while} Congress deserves a pat on the axe Ba at ee of ee Guaranteed errr. face powder may catch a man,}back—not too big, but just{Work, and has worked. continual- WASTE IN ARMED. SERVICES? likely: to hol ae oer |S Mere fenough | to: encourage “em a) ¥ 10 ihe betterment of the ote Pure ‘ . likely to hold him.” speck—they been doing pretty ganization, _ Se y of” Wilmington, Dela- ware de that they would sober up; _ Some of their thirsty employes. Thus the. Dupont Gompany is one of the first out- standing concerns in the country to. chal lenge alcoholism as a disease and treat it + @& @ health problem. The Alcoholics * Arionymous system is reported to have saved the lives. of 180 Dupont employes. “When, ap, alcoholis stops. drinking he: is somebody; he is a man of character and _* Mntelligence," “said Dr. . George H. Gehr- * mann, Dupont. Medical Director, who add- ed: “I believe that we haye actually saved the lives of those 180 Dupont employes who ate membersof AA now. If these. aleoh had not joined AA, in alt proba-- He was assigned to the chair- Sage. . =, se = Ay jood here lately—keeping their |. Hs be Bit 1 \ While the people of the United States y Seton we if, they will }™ansbip, of the Christmas Light- [> Sago Sage delatmidad thas tia counizy shall SS Keep. theis wolley o0-—and thes [!M6 Program, as his fist commit} PLACE YOUR REFRICERATION ON‘t; . “¢h ees IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ; | eye on the track, we can harbor assignment, a project whic! Rassnanche meaine: of aesaone, they, aye he PE LINC LAY Cinctir|a bit of hope that the Govt. will |@S completed successivlly, and not inclined to ptofligacy in the spend-| SY NIP STATE OF wLo yet be pated back.a bit, Ang.) "#5 since been continued annual- % Le REAL ICE BASIS ~ Ps mM ob ji s . * ing of money appropriated for the armed | ' euaxcuay. MCP maybe we won't need: to ante 6 | 1¥- | services. NEAL million. bucks for repairs and ex- * C¥rty is employed: as a planner and You Will Get GUARANTEED Refrigeration Service Plaintire; A ith the Public Works Depart- ai ‘pansion of the White House—6. ¥! ‘i Former President. Herbert Hoover re- SO WXORCE |-million, brother, that would build | ™¢t 4¢ the Naval Station. < Is More Economical! ip pe . . iss ANNA MY'PNIK, 000. 6,000-each Other officers elected were , . cently: told: a. Coggzessional committee | goun o pti Mo, Pe eee eee again |HentY Higes, and. Manuel: Lopez 2 It Is PURE, that the armed-services “asked for much | To: Anna Mytuik, 5 ae ee vice presidents; Orvis Kemp trea- Healthy and Safe more - than they. think they can get’ f ny. requ - | ler chooses to use his noggin and Se Oe ‘ee SEO and estimated: that. great savings, run- this muscle—on his own hook and rence, Kermit Lewin, Joe Pinder Pning. perhaps to $2,500,000,000 a year, a little. over-time—let him profit. '! ang Fred Edwar could be made in the” expenditures of the a ,lle- If he can make a better or bigger Robert Dopp retiring president, |® 0 i Se Oe doughnut for less, let him. If Hel uitegraniealiy bectinen Eppes ‘ militaty. services by, radical changes in budgeting and accounting methods and 4 at Key West, bean turn outa hotter gallon eee the board of directors, other similar. reforms. lay of April, A. D-lgas give him free rein—and 3 cheers. | Plagues of mice were so com- |B ‘ lf Congress will resist fiddlin’; mon in ancient Rome that at one The former President explained that around with social medicine—| time mouse catchers were on the the same ends could: be. attained by less | Hnrique Hsquinalde expenditures and stressed the possibility and desirability of reducing the military | 1. . i Enterprises, Ine. (ECE DIVISION) : TELEPHONE NO. & KEY WEST. FLORIDA inflation yammer—deflation pre- | public payroll. vention—spirals—securit: cow | -lcreek dams—uplift—discrimina-! publicity in the press than about tion, etc., etc, and even maybe; penalties inflicted in court.” Se re eerrs . i ; z ie decide to come on home, right} Present laws ban the publica- |: c . bility they would be dead or insane by,|:/ burden of _ $15,000,000,000.a year which | nary gLOMIDA-| soon, it could be doing all of us{tion of names and addresses of head for bed the cool ! now."* “is seniqusly imperiling the economy of | {¥ 4}? Fok. ™ vain ‘la good turn, jchildren dealt with by juvenile one OS Way! the country.” Came ‘Noy 11-880 | Yours with the low-down, _| panels. This correspondent to family. papers Put the okay-on Alcoholics Anonymous on Ferdinand Elgerstadt, head of a com: | Soman MAGEE PEIY hace (Res 8 "nev iowa oceasions, but in all the observa-, | Mission which studied the budget esti-| | URES. MAB TRUESPALE WANTS PUBLICITY IN H tions by-ua there has been nothing compar- | ™ates for the next fiseal year, declares MAACKS, JUVENILE: CRIE 206 that ‘iadding” has been a fairly general pragtice in’the preparation of the mili- tary, budgets. ' He pointed out that one reguest by the Air Force included the building. of 940. family. houses in, Alaska p able with thid report of the Alcoholics; = Anonymous movement as reported from’ . Wilmington, ‘Thirty-four of the graduates from * _Duponts' Alcoholics Anonymous class have ; been proMigted to, positions in supervisory f at 4 cost of $58;350a house. The Army, posts sit.¢e they, took. the cure. Hurrah for [he says, asked for. funds to modernize 102 them, and hip-hip-hurrah, for the good old, |More tanks than it possessed. a Dupont, Company. | Phere. is also an, item of $1,098,000,- |v: : 000 for reseatch and development de- |} | spite testimony “that more funds are cur- | vu rently, available than can be spent proper- L ly.’ Ma. Bherstadt noted also that some of the requests. seems unrealistic, citing the Army’s request for the money to purchase 838,000 tropical, worsted, uniforms, or ORDER. OF SWANSEA, Wales—(AP)— ||’ Companies employed. Swansea’s chief police officer Lo recommended a new approach to us last month juvenile delinquency: let oe -| papers print the names of chil-; dren’ in court cases. mena Geoxce S. May Company “It is a well known fact,” chie: eater aie Ry constable D. V. Turner said. in his Many | annual: report, “that offenders,’ } OFFICES UN PRINCIPAL CITIES |; whether adolescents or adults, ' are usually more perturbed about} TO pajamas by aoe Hot. summer nights cali for really cood sleepwear so treat yourself to these special lightweight “Brief Lounge.” pajamas by Man battan, Smooth, cotton knit top in solid colors with contrasting neck trim, Short oe Most folks know what it means tobe “busted, today, and flush tomorrow,” ‘That's how, it is, with Uncle Sam who How We Licked | The Parking Problem has always boasted that he had plenty of , , : : sleeves. Plus knee-| h money to go'on. Butyou can put it down.| ¢nqugh for all the enlisted men in the | Corte tes Rca trousers in a lightweight fal as asafe, prophesy that the United States } Army, “and, then, some.” IN, COCK OW. TBE SU wer.| Kor. a whilp. it, looked, like we'd, done, comfortably, and the mer- ric, See. “Brief, Lounge” and ike MONROE OUNTY. 4 It, would: not he wise to jump. to too | . rave or FLoMIDA, Ww ‘puto: | have to put up parking meters. chants have a better place to park athe. fine summer - weight BATE. , budget for the current year. will be over } 000,000,000. in, the, red. hasty, asia! j - king in town—including than they had before. Just took a pajamas by Mamhettan | $1, ae A . _t 2 hoon o me angen ru ay of * Maldon ene so known as | ~~ ike ties owners—were little friendly co-operation to make H today, is eniaied There is no,question but what there is | the items listed above, but there is rea- |i. 30° tethe, ._,Beceawed. | Tee up all, of. the space along everybody happy. | big slowing down, in all business.activity, | son to suspect:that there is,a basicaftruth | otic is hereny give that Mauda | Main Street Rceenswhiace: I: niki saat dilfacs we our: best authorities a Washington forthe, recommendations of the former, [Ueclen, Hamel tae of tie, extate Farmers coming in to shop never ences can be ironed out by just - vo | . v . * aga . eh slap Knows found a place ta park, and some- talking things over—maybe with a | Reaalfnnk and. a Mae ak Me, —— lad bee ook for. ‘final. dis-| times had to lug stuff a half;mile, cup.of cqffee or. glass of beer—and pr gonna bona of ee ee : re Bioapanie katnond wns P| or.so. Some started an ERI a See side of it. ense, i e te * | County Julie of Moneoe® C "| ing in other towns, 5 Next tim sea problem or | Wolags carbon aftajes, itis highly, important | Florida. on hs “Soun day’ of Stas. | ceaics a regtereterey SDR ECETES (0 nattin, Sho a for all those charged with, the responsi- AAS dischheee, a9, Exseeteen oF the parva ier gioe Fp rao a bility of operating the three branches of | is tei w (Buhay sttateal on | SREY MY ay pushers Ge Wash, the armed; services,to. carefully watch ex- |" (Sp) Matilda Tucilen, Bethel. | Now tarmera.get their shopping penditures, The defenge dollar should be Malden Bethel, also. known, as a : : - stretched as far-av possible. [metals Seceeee tte 10,1948 Conyrighs 190, United Stetgs Brewers Foundes newspaper man, makes this statement: “The Government is going.to be — short. of money. 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