The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 22, 1949, Page 2

tet he right to breadeast his radio teethe after making additions to hix Commietion,” declares the form- © Peeetdowt “was formed half from each party ent we have sealously maintained ee pertionn atitude.” This attitude, he thee beoe highly maintained in the Ceetees of Congres and on the floors ht Pena H eee that the question arose when the Pemecratic National chairman charg- wt Chet Repettlean members of Congress were oie the femerke of the former Peeettnet te twist the reorganization pro- oe «ele polities! advantage. Mr. Aes mented owt that hin broadcasts Sete “Whbertive end won - political” and ‘het wh car teus organizations had given often te febreedcant the actual tran. wptiee ee fell, & wae not intended that hep eld be reheardeam in part with Sie Peta ky ether speakers. - AMONT OVERLOOKED S oes Mepatch from Omaha Beach, © tote ae thet French Magers all the eresion const held ceremonies o* hb commemorate the event Wal Pet te thee heration (rom Nazi domi- hn Yeo Premeh, apparently have better eerie tee the peepte of the United tee te ie country there was little no- ee ammewer~nr, of the ansault that netted (he @ortd foe veare age The gery oof the = Anglo-American “beth te Normandy and throughout ; SAP etd, Bae been tarniched by anper- ~~ spelen feeder: in the war effort ot 8) omseteome! uggestions that, after we tet the war beens we “om the Bove or : et meky prepte think that the dic- ete pomedl bee k te ntnedy Phe gereremedt dengned j meee (he people Ht conaut sappert them, to a eh i tial titer aaa dnin de abbtitn ig nc aie Ll APPT EIGN KNOW-ALL COLUMNISTS - . Drew Pearson, who was a party to.a ~ Nii recently, with wat Wine and Westbrook Pegler playing the other angles, was indirectly nudged into a corner te keep himself ptop- ped up in his assertion recently that Josef Stalin, Russia’s kingpin, had suffered an- other rt attack, which was the thitd in two | b aay | <4 © Pearson, in making thé" statement, said that the “embassy had advised” the Department of State. about,Stalin’s rumor- e@ Mmess. Without nfentioning Pearson’s name, a spokesman for the department stated that the de t “has heard nothing about Stalin’s physical conditien from the American embassy in M@cow. A good many newspapers, in com- menting on the feud, with Pegler on one side @nd Winchell and Pearson on the other, declared that the American. public was pretty well fed up on columnists gen- erally and Pearson, Winchell and: Pegler particularly. That statement is not entirely true about all columnists or even about the three musketeers. What does tire the pub- lie is for a columnist to set himself up as uttering the ‘final word about any public question, or presuming that he, and no- hody else, knows the way a question, nat- jonat or international, can be settled. Suecess has gone to the head of some columnists. Reading what they write some- times leads one to believe they have elect- ed themselves the overlords ef the Presi- dent, the congress and the nation as a whole, Besides, they fall to editorializing, and the more they editerialize the less news they give the public. “Give me the hews—straight,” The Citizen heard a Key Wester say recently, ‘and TN be able to form my own opinion about its signifi- cance,” community. -As a ¢aptain in World War 1, he won’the: Purple Heart and Croix de Guerre. In 1940 he was elected U. S. senator in the face of machine opposition. He fought hard fora strong United Nations organization, When he was nominatdd for the high court in October 1945 as successor to Owen J, Roberts, the Senate gave him unanimous con- firmation. j LEGALS « uct i eee SE (SS ee 1 Te TN A carn perny, Nonben Mae In.re Histate of that FLAVEL LEACH, eS Dedesked. NOTICE OF APPLICATION: TOM FEN AT. DESH Notice is hereby given ab whom it may concern that W. Curry as Executor of the Last wilt ment ot Fiavel Leach, de- i the Honorable R. Lord, County Judge in County, Movida, his Final Report and made xpplica~ tion for his discharge as such Bxe- cuter. Sed Dated at Key We: 1ath day af June, A 5 Sacre eaten fr | St Rn may tenis [hed ther The certifieate num- he Laat SViiliand bers and years of issuance, the de- layey each. Reg ames in which IU was ashessed are 3 as follow dune-16-2 Certifie: suance 1945. Deseriptien of Prouerty; By KUBY, Pt. Lot 4, Sec. , 2 SS en a, Bt aad Recorded in “Monroe s. of ‘ LARRY's ELECTRIC SERVICE, invénds to register the sald: with the Clerk of the-Cireult Court of Monroe County, Florida. LAWRENCH B. . jung NOTICE OF APPLICA i FOR ‘TAX DEED Houxe Bill No. NOTICE IS HERBY GI J. Krank Robert: fetlowing certifi pertly, Connie str: the Seeing. gore settled on ae 2 tke ones the right rear flew from the axle, ran crazily a hundred feet or so into the Flovida, this 1849, Year of No. 145; Is- 4AL or % Ore FL IN AND FOR MONROR © IN CHANCERY we No. 11-889 SNNEPH HARGL Plainti TH sUDIC STATE € HOWARD K i 8 the enh, an sewed them” ele Leepes Retired 1m view of the number of FBI men who secretly participated in Communistic meet- ings, the Reds will soon require all new members to take an oath that they are not G-men, A. P. “CORRECTS” 1943 STORY On January 21 and. 22, 1943, the Associated Press sent out several stories, based on articles appearing ina member newspaper and alleging that)the Marines, id property being in the Monroe, State of Florida certificate or certif- 1 be redeemed: acording the property desertbed in ritficate or certificates will he highest bidder at the door on the first Mon- month of August, 1949, is the first day of August, 2 vs. m KATHERINE MARY HARGIS, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Katherine. i 4 9 Bridge A Cohoes, New York You are hereby required to ap= pear to the Bill fer Biverce filed Against you in the above styled cause on or before the day of duly, A. D. 1949, otherwise the alle- gations contained therein will be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at rex, West, Florida, this 14th day of June, A. E% 1949, (Cirenit Court Seal) EARL R. / Bi Clerk of Cire nit Ce « DU Ryitsay Kathlee E Blom uti they what; then ‘cautiously TO: eS 4 court how day in which ‘vey. i Dated this 21st day of June, 194% (eal. ARL R. ADAMS, Clerk ef the Cifeult Court, Monroe County, Flo: Jun22-29;jur6-13,194! i Bag z | oe WW COURT OF THE SUPICIAL, CIROVTE STATE UF F410) i. FOR MONROE COUNTY: IN CHANCERY, % oY iy AND < 4 » ° No . ‘. £8 ‘ at Guadaleanal, were forced to unload | witiam v. Amory: ty aS BM NR PR ens, a) P their own supplies when the unionized |“ “ine {hes f eee. Havi a Coke Is erew of a merchant ship refused to work bisbhigmetepr oe 3 on Sunday because of union regulations. OF THE STATE OF FLO Now, after more than six years, the | !¥ 488 FOR MONROE cov Associated Press publishes a retraction, saying that a thorough investigation has produced no evidence attributing such conduct or such an incident to the union erew of any vessel. Tt seems that the National Maritime Union of America, mentioned in the article in 1948, brought suit against the “Asso- elated Press and some newspapers in con- nection with the news story. Several of the suits, in other states, were apparently ineffective but, in New York, the Asso- ciated Press and the Hearst Journal - American settled the pending suit before trail, paying $8,500 in addition to the cor- rection sent out by the news service. It is perfectly obvious that the corree- tion, published six years after the news stories were distributed throughout the nation, do not right the wrong and that there is no way, at this time, to undo the emotional denunciation of patriotic Americans who were incensed at what they considered a correct report of such conduct by the union crew of a vessel in ® war port. or FEBHICATION AUNDERS IN CHANCERY, , Missourt. Case N HAROLD M. TRL You are hereby, required to ap- pear to the Bill for Diveree filed the above styled BA, TRUMPP, . D. 1949, otherwise the alle- : weiss gat contained therein will be taken as confessed. Done and ordered at Key W: Ftorida, this 2ist day of June, i94o, reult, Court Seal) BARL R. aT Clerk of the Cirenit Court, Monroe County, Florida. a) Florence y Deputy ¢ - Than Thinking About ¥ (Cir pear to filed age t you in the above cause, on or before the 4thod duly, A. D. 1949, otherwise the gations of said hi will be taken as ssed hy ne and ¢ Key West, A May, / A.D. Or THE of Montoe County TROUT Raymond R. vd, Cane NA MARIA GARCIA FIBLD, Plaintit (PAN Iv TO-ALL STOCK HOLDERS OF GAMERON BRUM- YHST REALTY THE BALTY — COM- RPORATION OF. A> a STING U Defendant. LECATION y required to ap- of Complaint tor A oA ed HAGE n will be taken as con. be pubilshed r consecutive West Citizen, a the City é r the pyrpose of executing an option agresment fe the sale n Yonging to said the sale of rights in said other busin brought be Dated at Sth day of prporation and ain contractual poration and such as may he pproperty | 7, re the meeting. ey West, Florida, this June, A. B. 1949, (sd) WM. R. PORTER, President. The world is jammed with people who believe anything nice that is said about them. Monroe County, By: (sd) Florence Deputy Anan B. Cleare. Attorney for Plain jun? ATTHST: (sa) Julins F. Stone, Fr, Secretary. (Corporate Seal) USE LEISURE TIME WISELY —_—___ Vacation time is now being enjoyed by the hundreds of thousands of school children, college students and teachers, After a strenuous session of hard work, a tittle period of rest and recuperation is deserved and appreciated by all of them, Wouldn't it be fine in al ocations i Nife, there could be arranged a vacation like that of the school children and teach- ers, with pay the twelve months? Toe many men and women grind frem start to finish of their earthly career and stop omly at the final heartbeat. Sooner or jater, in the progress of the world, more leisure time will be available for the average man and woman. What will be done with this spare time? Are we preparing ourselves to enjoy leisure in a healthful and helpful manner? _ junend8Be 22,1949 THE par aT € v. Cune No. 11-884 BLANCO VALDEZ, ig Plaintiff, pr ANGEL VALDEZ, Defendant. ORDOR OF PUBLICATION TO: Jose Angel Valdez,” 2. Cavey Co, Barber. Shop, Trand Central’ Terminal, New York, New York. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the BM for Divorce filed against yon im the above styled cause on or before the day of July, A. D. 1949, otherwise the alte- getions contained therein shall be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at. Key West, Florida, this 7th day of June, A, D. 1949. (Cirenit Court Seal) RARL R. Clerk of Cire By: (sd) Kathteen Deputy Clerk. ‘e “ Enrique Esqujnaido, Jr., Caesar jomero ami Attorney for Plaintitt Biase Parnes june-8-15-22-29,1949, bh fr — Rade mart: se Hy ce hy BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCAGtee Come o KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING GOMPay COR & me CHECKERED COAT TOM Sore ané N \ NASH