The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 1, 1949, Page 2

plaiting naval of “—— | ficers as men in “open rebellion” against co reac civil authority who had done “infinite eae harm” to the United States and its world Position. He aceused them of “misrepre- thanks, resolations poems, ete. Bp ia ae hong allegation th rm” | nt chee from done to this country, fn its world} "forum, and ie tes als: | position can only be based on the belief publish ant as | that it is better for the services to appear - ~ | harmonious than to iron out their: differ- ences as to the fundamental strategy to be employed by this country in time of war, - The testimony of the highest ranking naval officers has disclosed a sharp , dif- ference of opinion between the Navy and the other services as to the value of the -B-86 and the strategy which has led Army and Air Force officers to rely upon it for ; | i pi ee eo Oe eee Oe es | mander G. B. Hoey, who will be; |] into the q noisy greeting THE ORACLE of ten minutes and makina the eae 3 i i i: first t in the . observance with tactical bombing. | plana, which will be fulfilled this | The average citizen, understanding | evening. : } the line-up of the officers of the three ser- : vices, would like to hear from an impartial ormer | umpire arid, if such a conclusion is not to be chair- | had, then) the Congress shoyld provide ap- bead tion |-Propriations to permit .thé. development | ,. side een eager y- | Of whatever is needed to carry out) both | boulevard. theories of warfare for our next conflict. “WAILS AND MISERIES” e Hon. Herbert Ho: Under contemplation by coun- ty sponsorship at present is WPA construction of a beach 900 feet long by 125 feet wide to: start aty; over, of the executive branch of the ernment, complains that “‘the wails and There was a gale blowing in| miseries in 4 i the Havana area yesterday morn- Perez Bros. a si of its application take all the | GREEK REBELS QUIT OFFICIALLY -|ing that approached 40 miles an ms ren akery Jalp. headlines” but nobody seems to pay much ahtiinweds hour, and passengers on veils ak j ca ‘Ress oan ution to “the reasons for reorganiza- “Greece is now in ruins and hunger |Pintsinine standing. posture, || sont Wanes Skt panteten and tne m= As reigns everywhere,” declates the Greek | Those seated at tables in the din-|] pong at “ate Gtwan ~~ In this statement is found one of the | guerilla army, in announcing the cessa- |in& stloon, found it difficult to : <iiasie faetors which adversely influence | tion of operations, “in order to avoid the ee oe “=the coufse of American life. For some | total destruction of Greece.” An immediate effort to, enlist | een ene Blom ate net ineredied ~ ‘The ptoclamation of the Communist |°Occves of the Key Wet Hote PS. ep in the study or appreciation of an intelli- | Army does not mean that the effort to a Tourist ‘Amoriatin will be ‘ = -@ent effort to. reform the governmental} overthrow the Greek Government has |made by the organization’ mem- machinery but they take immense delight | been abandoned. It simply means that | Persnip. it was decided | yester, in reading about the loud wails that come | the Greek Army, which has been tre-|{.. Concha. from these to be affected by the reorgani- | mendously aided by American assistance, zation, has been able to drive the guerillas out of --. ‘The same observation applies, with | the country and that, against these odds, _ = equal force, to practically all matters of] the rebels are unable to continue war- news, Journalists and radio commenta- | fare. ' est without exception, over- Rumors in international capitals sug- 3 je hard-hitting caustic com- | gost thutithe ¢ Greek tevolutionists,” ‘now ments who emotionally object {| reorganizing in Albania, may be trans- “to what is proposed and to incidents which | ferred to the borders of Yugoslavia. They, are Spectacular, sensational, sordid or | will follow the same tactics adopted in sadistic. : Greece, try to take a border town and see We should not be discouraged, how- {then set up a “people’s government.” The - ever, for a backward glance into events of | invasion will not represent an uprising - +the past and a comparison of the behavior | of the people of Yugoslavia but an at- «--0f people today with those of earlier cen- | tempt, on the part of foreigners, to over- --4uries reveals much improvement. After | throw the government of Marshal Tito. ... all, if we consider the human race on the hap Ate ANA a Pas bth ED { MALCOLM SAWYER Noteworthy example of } ive businessmen is Mr. Preston Herbert, Jr., publisher, ‘ we . of “Happy Landings,” natienaily-| Rncemeaen Lend aa known sporting magazine, was in the city today to look over sport, ; alr Service Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill, who i ic 4. A.A United were spending a ‘short ‘tite, ‘in Motor Service Key West, were passengers: leav-) ing.on the Steamship.Cuba yes- terday afternoon for Tampa en- route to New York. ¥ johnnie and Mac Hardware, 2 ‘at 629 Eaton Street, sell paints; hard- ¢ ‘MAC’. ware, electricai supplies and SAWYER supplies for institutions and homes. carry gh paints, and orders are delivered to your home Mr. Sawyer attended Key West High School and hes been engaged in hardware merchandizing all of his adult life. His ‘sports interests center in fishing, baseball and football, but gar- ~ dening is his hobby., He married Miss Thelma Russell of this Mrs. M.-H. Griswold of Wash- ington, D. C., who owns @ home in Key West, in a letter toifriends advises that she will be back in Key West for her annual yisit among her friends ‘in this city. James A. Hearn, member of | the enlisted personnel of the! average, it is still in its swaddling clothes, HUNTING TOLL REACHES 61 Coast Guard Cutter Pandora, who! E. C. MURRAY city and fey 5 have two children—nine-year-old Richard and - erying, yelling and kicking, but only be- ae pee ee A eee | £ C MURBAY. 22. Tats, dirgan ie metibes of the Metbediet Churgh, and 4 ~ "ginning to realize that there is such a thing Since Septemebr Ist, sixty-one persons | bus this morning for Ft. Lauder-| MURRAY AUTO member of the Key West Golf Club. ~“in the Universe as intelligent application’) have been killed by accidental gunshot |dale. : ELECTRIC CO. ~ -ef-effort to the problems of living, which, | while hunting and, with the annual Fall Gite tenee beatilen ome ete Auman? of course, includes government. shooting season aproaching its peak, other | william, and sisters, Olvine|| Autp “uned Up - Carburetor Service - Wheel Alligming - Sk Mia deaths will undoubtedly occur. and Jemima, who had been Latent Modern ment 7 * visiting relatives ahd’ friends in 105 SIMONTON STREET WAR FLEET OBSOLESCENY? Strange to say, squirrel Busting has |i. city jeft‘on the early bus| e accounted for the most of ithe gleaths, | this morning for Tampa. ‘During the last war the United States | eighteen in half a dozen Pdtates? Eight aM hundreds and hundreds of ships. j.deaths occutred inthewpummuit™o®! deer | Tocay The ciuzen says in an <When the conflict ended the nation had a fand a like number in the shooting of duck. | “The boy who leams to play tremendous reserve of vessels, Apparently, One hunter, who sought agfety from |game fairly and squarely will we had enough shipping to last ys for aj death by.wearing a white..sweater was ae pot ice Amie A Mrooked decade or two. shot when mistaken for an “albino deer. — “ +». This seems to be a mistake, however, | Another curious report tells of the death | _ The scientific mame for lion jis . rr ; e - Inwiew of the report of a Senate subcom- | of a hunter in West Virginia while using |! lee & Panthera leo. | Mrs. M, Floriette Albury, Businens mittee 4 reports that -bui iquate saa mae MRS. 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