The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 17, 1949, Page 11

tetelligent And Understanding Milita Petlemen Should Replace These Who Exact Useless SSINC interests of the United States for the Army, and other services per- im haps, to scrutinize closel; digrs seeking jobs ax military po pon icemen. Ine . or “two unnecessary and brute-force the rougher @re ‘in the army t of seasoned 4 country can get. Ae etetase pS ls ‘eh sueh delinquents represent | V & lew ond order. : iat me say here that I have (Know America} ze f the Virgi ome farmer governor 0! irgin and weakness is easy eer ewe years ago. years ago. \It Cost Less To Buy Hose Than To Rent Hose DAVENTRY. county to distribute water. The county recently with the explanation that | could pay either of them. fire hose. placed at almost $2,000. partment. introduced b: Ford dealers throughout dare les eal economy as well as ‘ lying hatred }heatings with billies,, or a few eve but boys. some rather }justices, ean be rather bad ad- nes are act-}vertising for the Ur $.. On the ice|other hand, responsible, intelli- @ because they can use|gent and. understanding military the wneducated, and rather | Policemen, who have a certain! judgment, afford the best advertisement our wreiteient for the United States | TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS Crist Mill U.S. Senator Herbert R. O'Con- of the Methodist the Allies and Central Church ,born.in Columbia, Ala.,}eeased fire and the world looked Theodore O. ‘Thackrey, co-edi- {aad goodwill among men. we ot bed oe misunderstanding or of Maryland, born in | Balti- “9 agh with « MP's IT have no | ore, 53 years ago: : Sree, ner de 1 condemn the Bishop Clare Purcell of Birm- SP STEPS themscives. Rather I re- | ingham, Ala., i ee BERR lore that | have seen some dis- oe Meadomag tee monty | eurlewes end have heard many | 65 years ago. eee Se ee et Beate | cue soldiers and German civil- ee See ed ems compiain about M.-P. con- tor-publisher of the N. Y. Post,f mc _ born in Kansas City, Kans, 48 eel The Weakness in our system | years ago. % om i the quolifieations demand-|" ph, william H. Hastie, jurist, e . “i of American military poiice- Ts. lands, born in Knoxville, Tenn.,| tribute is laudatory, but it is not) born in Hungary, 47 years ago. Chester C. Davis of St. Lor banker, onetime food administra-{ will escape the horrors of war. tor; barn in Dallas Co., Iowa, 62" Donald M. Nelson, former war production head, fruit shipper head, born at Hannibal, Mo., 61 FIDO Dd Eng.—(?).— When a drought hit Daventry during the summer. officials borrowed a mile and a quar- | ter of fire hose from the sent two bills to the community One bill demanded rent for | the hose. That came to more than $5,000. The other bill was for the purchase of the The price was | Daventry decided to buv. | The only trouble is that the community has no fire de- aaah terior styling are featured in the 1a58 Pent SIR-YEi ine}. ‘Buesdey a day after ber mysterious disappearance, fi reas and practice moral responsibili-' € Ad ity and -spiritual guidance. The congressional tants should only | spire us all the more to attain a| | highef*tlegree of human relations. | Perhaps, then, By REP. GEORGE SMATHERS osophy 6f good intentions may! | penetrate the Russian. boundaries | the anniversary | and ue infilipatec among the 1918 - when | Pegplgs “there. ‘ | Ourone hope for peace is to set, not less but more, of an example ef decency among na- tions..4,Armistice. Day is an ap- proprii time to reaffirm our re- solves to bend even greater ef- forts towdrds building a peaceful November 1ith marked’ another Armistice Day, date of that day in Powers (forward to a new era of peace It is customary each Armistice} Day to set-aside a few minutes of| silence as a national observance Ons of the sacrifice paid by those who} pa eee tae Bite, Wak Oe lost their lives defending their find: Ho diroanichings of those ef- homes and loved ones. Such aj si. defines * eed Gur ite correct The qualifications ‘Webster < ictionary nhetiees now oceurving would eR. POY ACOs Fd gn ror. ~~ e living! jorary suspension of hostilities.” + = ected. Perhaps a much Francisco, 52 years ago. had failed the dead of World War | iictory proved that the armistice hone aon setter list of qualifications gould} Crate Wilbur, noted actor, i oes if a pein oer ane signed on November 11, 1918,; ‘ serked out by our military. | Playwright and producer, born in pnd vailed. ba a aced ave tok was just that; our job now is to os ans? “eee ave better informed than} Athens, N. Y., 60 years ago. re Th Hd ‘ por? eat | Change the future meaning of our - ae oe , . “ eperters . Eugene P. Wigner, of atts igre 3 eat an ae = existing. armistice by making it a Aue: © ~ Vee oid be in the immediate} Princeton. N. Y., famous physivist, past heroes is to consti @ thom Penpanent cessation of ‘hestili-| ument of our children lasting peace so that and grandchilden j The annual payroll of the a Tied . s. -.| American oil industry is estimat- On this Armistice Day, as in ed’ at $5,600,000,000. : years before, diplomats paid homage to the cause of peace and T li Bronchitis politicians will deliver beautiful’ but ineffectual eulogies. But the: solution to the problems. of wars} will not be found in top level] circles; it must come from the] real desires of citizens every-! ‘ ss where to’ seek peaceful solutions Creomulsiga sateen ere to their difficulties. Since “every-| to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. 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