The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1949, Page 7

of all. ‘ difficulties which set a record even for Gt getting herself into difficulties. China: than between Nationalists and Com- | MEG oe eae wmmuniom, like every, revolutionary movement in: country’s history, was’ ton by internal kondh) tions which the West always ever-cimplifies. They EWAKDE: Molera above, terry sounds to the average} of wine, buys $350,000 worth of Amertean in China like suggest-' liquor a year for the Edgewater fon that the same old mistakes Beach Hotel, Chicago. be repeated ‘There is also the problem, who , cu J irr gine wnt te! BIRTHDAY his mew regime, which has its By AP Newsteatures eyes on only one objective— some sort of peace with the; Reds” Nerold Stassen's recent sug- gevtion for what he. called a “MecArthur plan” for Asia has} GROVER ALOYSIUS WHALEN, meade the American in China| born June 2, 1886, on New York’s sereteh bis head harder. Would} Lower East Side, son of a general th mean putting a few hun-| contractor, He left law school dred thoutand American troops} When his father died in order to a China to run the .show—and| take over the business. He be- te intervene directly in the civiljcame interested in_ politics in wer? Or would it mean another | 1916, backed John F. Hylan for his a moment then withdrew them at once and sat uneasily on a much too fragile Ieye-seat. le thought, “The darling! said the end of the month, and she has taken me quite literally! She. didn’t know I'd wait for- ; ever!™ Martina indicated the tea tray , on the table. “I asked Johnstone in the slightest for a cup of tea because I felt a| suffering he felt now, It made —a little shaky, then I thought] face look old and dra perhaps I'd better wait for you.| “Is. it May I pour it now?” Martina?” . She handed him a. cup andj She felt for him. then stirred it for a long time. watched her luntil he could wait mough?” no longer, Then he said, “Tina, es abe e my dear, have you come to an-| you ever found “You realize, of course, that poured her own, took great care g Fg you. know. absolutely nothing about the sugar ard lemon, and about him "In the absence pf your could do it-—dett ra . feel a responsibility ...” a big » Graddy, struggling with his Papent. 1 lo’ pe better than rising sensq of uneasiness, anohahee ik eae “world! BY He winced perceptibly. “Have wn, this Dan Holloway, soon as I can get {Poor Graddy! Ton Clit willt™ ‘ jWaen—when is the wedding to e : “Oh, soon, Very Just as | “Please do.” The cold fingers of} . “Yes. of course. Who else could ing. If they're not. Grad- ’ pprcchecion tightened around| it hey The omigay: of it Syrabied away!” in " rj i bls Woart. imi . He clored his eves on th> vain in.that. “That's asking a little too much, Martina! I don't believe I could do it—deliberately give you dy, you'll have to give the bride 3 thin, The re- swer the question I asked you at) about his family, Fe TI a lief of having told him, of having ‘our house that evening? Because| “Pye met his family. I told you before he has a wonderful moth- He almost said, “If you “have| er. The whole family is wonder- if you have , him no more upset than he was, released. the excitement in her. | “Oh, Graddy, it’s going to: be in I'd rather you didn’t .. ‘I'd rath-| ful, They have so much fun to-|@ church—the most, beautiful ore T can Possibly find.” Her Yaze sobered again. “Graddy, believe | me,—I’m terribly sorry about how er you'd wait a while longer—| gether!” please, don’t speak . . .” Sh gets up there sooner y’ve got a gold mine. ‘at is a fine man, but I began to cry. It. had been a day when emotions had prune. from. NES ie om smd beck, age with startling frequency, and it sud-| rea denly became too much for her. alarmed. She cried until he began to grow She realy was. won't t.” What are you crying about? Stop i at once!” She raised stricken eyes. “I’m He took his arm away and walked to the window. It came to’ TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) 1778— John’ Randolph cath 31,. 1887. vitriolic adversa) ral lew York department store. He was Jimmy Walker's official city ent i China for any foreign lead- | greeter in the 1920s and later po- er who has alot of money, to|lice commissioner. In 1936 he started planning New York's Will Uncle Sa: e. on World's Fair. of which he was ke that re Senn hand a president. Mayor LaGuardia ap- eutting back his own military pointed him to several important expenditures elsewhere? If it is| Posts in World War II, and Elmer! deekded to underwrite. the Na-| Davis remarked, “London has the tlonelists and try to save the| British royal family. but New day that way, how about the ad-| York has Grover Whalen. @itienal millions or billions need- ~~ aeee ed to solve the land problem, to} Sunspots which become more feed the people while more war} frequent and less frequent in 11 devestatés th: country, to stop| year cycles started a declining inflation whieh breeds misery}cycle in 1947. and spreads Communism every day’ ity and becoming a rigid espous- Will the United States step in;er of soverignty? ‘and tke over direction of China's} The American in China, who failing commerce? Lack of trade} never had any stomach for Com- will continue to nurture unrest} munism, has even less now that and Communism until restored.|he has seen the Peiping-Tientsin Te that end, will the United | pattern: The autocratic, bureau- Giates reorganize China's port cratic suppression of personat whieh ave so jammed and dis-| liberties, of the press, and of ev-{ corgenized that they couldn’t| erything else that the Reds fear handie @ good volume of com-jor dislike. No, the American in merce even if they got it? China realizes that Communism Will the United States under-}may mean the end of him in tele all these things six years| China, too; but he cannot see how after abandoning extra-territoria e dollars cz OLD-TASBIONED re nit C0F. CREAM Seultest Tastes Better | . Because It’s Made Better Creamy real cocoanut with pure, velvety cream. . . 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