The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 27, 1949, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT —E— © LOCAL BOYS TO BE |Murray’s Auto | SENT TO TALLAHASSEE TO ATTEND BOYS’ STATE: * Ameriean Legion And Scottish Rite Cooperate tu Sending Whitman m Aut Drudge Upstate Po ys Albert DiNegro of | fliur Sawyer Post No. 28 of the | American Legion announced to- |. ' day that Melvin Whitman and | Jeckne Drudge have been select- |, "the an- |: | ed to attend “Boy's State, gual Legion sponsored forum at Tallahassee during the week of June 19th to 25th. ! Both boys are students of the 11 A grade at the Key West High School and have been selected on the basis of outstanding qualifi- eationg of leadership, courage, honor, loyalty, and service. } The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of Key, West ave cooperating with the! American Legion and are spon-| #eting and paying the -expenses! young Drudge, while the Le-! gends Whitman. The two will travel to Tallahassee along with a large delegation} feom the Miami area and _will/ seven days at the State | Sart where they will “learn| by-ctoing” the machinery of our, Government. { ° will be grouped into cites} and counties which will form a “ath” state and will carry out the functions of a state govern- ment based on the constitution and laws of our own State of Florida. They will be formed in- te two mythical parties, the “Fed-. evalists” and the Nationalists” and will elect their own state, county, and municipal officials from the governor down.’ “Roys’ State” is an annual activity of the American Legion wader its Americanism Program! and 8 the Legion's laboratory of | practical applied science. It is net an outing nor is it a picnic but is purely an educational pro- gram. It is an effort by the Legion w — good citizenship and te upon the boys the fact that there is nothing funda- mentally wrong with our system of government, that it has not| @utlived its usefulness, and that what it demands an intelli- gent citizensy and a clean, honest, jal administration. 4 Tallahassee Whitman and Drudge will be associated with truly outstanding boys, and Florida in the past several yearsj has produced boys who became ‘outstanding on a national scale. ; Ba Gong of Miami who was elected “Governor” in 1947 went on the same year to be chosen “President of the United States” at the Legion sponsored National Forum, while in 1948 the “Gov- ermor” was James H. Grant of Qrlapdo who in the same year} won the National Oratorical Cofitest, also a Legion sponsored wity. Legion and Florida are juatly proud of the acomplish- ments of its young citizens and it is certain that the selection of boys like Whitman and Drudge will serve to further the prestige already attained. Melvin Whitman is the son of Mr. dnd Mrs. E. S|. Whitman of 1100 Margaret street, and Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Drudge of 3735 Ave- nue E. are the parents of Jackne. [ UNIFICATION OF (Continued From Page One) of defeat the action under way im Western Germany, which has a ition of 40 million. the unification plan is not adopted, the founding of a gov- ermament in western Germany will go forward to completion. Another matter to be discussed bby the Big Four is the proposed treaty with Austria. That ques- tion is the fourth on the agenda, the Big Four stated. To reach an a@feement with Russia, she will be permitted to take possession of e manufacturing plants that were established in Austria by Hitler POCKETS \ y CHAMP MELON EATER + wilt AY \ (@) Photo LETTIE LEE FLETCHER, 17, grins broadly—and still looks | hungry—after winning the mel- ‘on eating contest in the 22nd annual Watermelon Festival at Leesburg, Fla. Kemp Says Parents, Will Be Arrested If Children Shoot | Police Chief Joseph Kemp to-| day made an appeal to parents of children who. have been using | buckshot guns within the city | limits to stop such practices. There have been a number of | complaints recently from citizens | who were lucky enough to es- cape serious injury, Chief Kemp | said. He warned that anyone caught shooting such guns will be ar- rested and the parents also will be subject to arrest. \In addition the ‘guns willbe confiscated." pole aaa ' \ GERHART EISLER | Continued From Page One) the United States, where he was/ rated as the No. 1 communist, un- | der bonds totaling $23,500. He sneaked aboard the Polish. liner Batory and was discovered as'a stowaway when the ship was:a| day at sea. He was taken off the } Batory at Southampton and transferred to London for tdrial. To cool their hands on summer | vote in national elections? days, American ladies of long ago used to hold a smooth handmade glass ball. : Shop Installs New Equipment In order to help car qwners of Key West keep their autos in| safer driving condition, Murray's ‘Auto Electric Shop, 105 Simon- ton street, has installed Manbee < equipment for checking and cor-} recting unbalgnced and misalign- ed wheels. : According to Murray, an aver-) age of six out of ten cars checked | to date are-being operated with | wheels that are unbalanced or misaligned to a harmful ‘extent. Yet,.he says, in nine cases out. of | ; ten the drivers glo not know their ; cars are really not fit to drive. On the basis of his experience to date, Murtay Hecommends | that every driver have his wheel | alignment checked every six} months or every 5,000 miles. Wheels should be balanced every time tires are changed. The equipment installed by Murray is known as Manbee’s Dyn-A-Lyzer, said to be, the only aligner that checks alignment with the wheels revolving under true road conditions. It attracts with action, color and flashing lights. , ’~ Who Knows? 1."What were the, boundaries of Poland when World War I be- gan? Z 2. How many states are count- ed in the “Solid South?” 3. What was our average an- nual production of automobiles before the war? 4. Is Canada predominantly agricultural or industrial? 5. Name the last Republican! President to serve two full terms | in the White House. 6. What is the estimated popu- ; lation of China? | 7. What was the U.S. debt at the end of the first World War? 8. When did women begin to an_ airplane a? 9. How far must fly to go from England to Rus: 19. What is the source of na- tural quinine? The Answe Canadian times the value 4. Value of many factures is four of farm products. 5. Ulysses S. Grant, —the only one to do so. 6. 450,000,000. 7. $26,000,000,000. 8. 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AEROVIAS “Q"S. A. ||; ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~ GRAY SWORN IN AS UNDERSECRETARY. OF. GORDON : Be t GORDON GRAY (left) of Winston-Salem, N. C., re-enacts the: ceremony in which he; was sworn . in as Undersecretary of the Army in Washington Wednesday. Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson administers the oath of office. Pictures of the actual swearing-in were not permitted. Gray is publisher of the Winston-Salem Jourhal and Twin. City Sentinel. JAYCEES URGE } ; i (Continued From Page One) j Seeearasn were sent.to beth Sena-; stopped in the Senate. uations were similar, and if this|tor Franklin and Representative = proved to be the case, much rev-| Papy prior to introduction of the enue could be lost to the city,| bill in the house. |; 5 with an added burden placed on the other taxpayers. 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