The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 11, 1950, Page 2

be: heeds Apart cain eig en bn EPH GIR Aten i Aim Re ee et estimated to be from ‘ thousand times: more destructive than second class matter the atomic bombs, there has been a dis- PREss ‘| eussion as to the proper course of the nse ereaieed | United States. : him ha@ sald, arfd=there latians to pro- a +3 ‘hotel reception ind invites ais” This being the case, the question re- Mf ‘will not publish ‘snonymous | solves itself into deciding whether the | ang nothing came to pass. Celia United States should not make the super- | had decided to stay ate hotel nan yee I DITORIAL bomb. In view of the race to produce Taaryuite Mie cid me ee He stg atomic bombs, with the Soviet Union ad- | it was: so as to prepa ben ame Celia.’ children. & mittedly in the running, any delay on the | by the real tonsen apes i en she real-|sage across the | part of this country to develop and pro- | i2¢¢ it. beige 8 Celia being|He looked at FOR KEY WEST duce superior bombs might permit the a Gaines ae actress. Slatin: ent, ee DVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN | | Soviet Union to develop it first. Broeeage bene ee beeen lic ae — The general idea of Western nations | movies, and just come Hol-|. “It is that the United States can be safely | Kicewue gor thy come tas) om trusted wit! the pssession of the atomtic | wasted. no words or thought It bomb. The belief is firm that this oun: |** "eh .. a] try would: not use the weapo' sh pidy t in igtetse be sosaed Naser Menton Pe Fa ‘There is no such confidence in the Sovie' ' Union but, on the contrary, they feamre%: | the. ists that the. Communists. would uset:.anyii Adele aw, weapon to’ advance their ‘aims. These in- babe ‘cat ae clude, according to’ most obséivers, ‘even- |’ \ don making herself. It ‘was tual control of the entire world. one of the few things abont which Buen bat bane fam Adsle fod message, : fk Putahad talline her that she he Our farms, in 1949, equalled the pro- nar oe - duction record of the year before but von to his side. to ecapele him. | choke the life they lost nearly‘ten per cent in cash from She tried to lift his head and kiss) “"iny5, Adele, sales. Not many businesses can say the saad him. Tears welled up in her own * ts Dear Subseribers eyes. her? Or hi ? r ‘ same. Roger heaved Disngalt up in hie ‘aae aren’t human, Ifa man One of thése days, if our invest- fect. His i to me TI oe mefits turn out pect, we plan to (on hontde clntsbeo: Gur petee ond tly. You'd taka it, Now I'l) as we ex! P ‘ quit working for a living and to work am ta anvralon, x § he ctruegled for self-control. go chanze my. dress: hv watching her Adel ‘ “{ am sorry I forgot myself for the hell of it. Secretary of State Dean Acheson, in wn THE ORACLE a letter to Senator Tom Conally, expressed the view that the United States was ready to support a move to end the United Na- EEE 52 he A by J wand ten wandering ef 7 ; SPANIARDS GET THE NEWS ‘THIS 18 TOPS FOR BEING SILLY tion’s restriction on diplomatic relations ‘Hite ahving that hladsiuht. ts better with Spain. He also emphasized: that send- ing an Ambassador-to Madrid “would in'}-OF. Ro. sense signify approval of the regime in Spait He also added that. Spain. was Hundteds ~ at" Rotactana' “will v“igtilhanacceptable’to many. Western Bu-tivass through Key West next répean. nations and that the United States ; weontinuing efforts to persuade the, 7 hish. Government to take steps toward mH . heoecone ace - sone - ie government. et not| | ‘This-being:-Saturday it is not, paying customers. -It-may. not-be than € always. a) In fact, the ot vo thelial: columnists does not seem to be as. as. the foresight of the officials they er :. Constantine Brown, who writes a col- umn on foreign affairs for several news. |. papers, takes a poke at the late Président Roosevelt because, at Yalta, he agreed to hand over the Kurile Islands to the Rus- sians, Everybody who is familar .with the cireumstances at the time of the meeting ' i ; wri » Thi = sti ic itis touted to. be, (Me - When the controlled press of Spain ‘West easy to write a column. This end: | the: artistic epic | “se Fs i i f-the-week day, though the but the public likes to be kidded. blished their reports of the Acheson let- primes 5 sheet ig ogi titrate eens BP i. 2 ro ter, they carefully edited it to give the ; “~~~ }the nation; - Ihe et Se yan ed States is the only country in , Spanish people the impression that the | .,Chaitman Arthur ‘Hale, off the our minds find time efor a Most the world where people can get ti. 4 . ae State Read Department, an view of the fading week. on the radio and kid the politi- oh Yalta wnlldeebinds thet the United United States has decided that it misjudg- | Brooks. Bateman, of . Road ..Dis-jof us are, in varying degrees,| cians, and where politicians can st * » i oak ctiad e@ Generalissimo Franco’s regime and |trict No. 4, were visitors"ty the, aware of the things we have done| go on the radio and kid the peo- wee fa anes bility of, tnvad- wishes to make amends. The reo that the city Saturday night, ay Saget eae pe maperg sig meee i. ple. So I predict that there will ing Japan. The operation, in the opinion Unit f 4 ed over until Sunday, © gests at|The mistakes of the wee |] be a lot of that going on and it fs ‘ ed States had changed its policy was of military experts, might cost this nation egal aig: the hime of Wm. R. Porter;-where|on a rather glaring significance} well may put a lot of radio they held an informal =meeting| along about Saturday night. comedians (?) out of business. one million casualties. It was important to get Russia into the fray, if possible, and and All Closing Costs and Ineurance —e yesterday morning at 11=@@lock| Some of us are wont to liqui-} A man named BING has taken $100.00 with the county commissioners. |date our regrets on the latelover the Metropolitan Opera the concessions made to the Russians at Yalta are to be viewed in that light. “| watch. It is then that we become;Company and will inaugurate 7 Thirty members of the Three} unconsciously conscious of a]some drastic changes. The pre- Business Binder diction in that direction is that a Mr. Brown, however, says that the To Be Refunded.On Taking Possession of Meme Japanese did not conquer the islands but Seore and Ten Club of Miami ar-| rather disturbing fact, if we al hased th ‘ Ss t She ‘Bussians. Con We understand that some of them secur- vie o q ~ | pusiest for most citizens. aross| Speaking of kidditig, the Unit- . promulgated and the way paved to treat the return of an Ambassador as a great political triumph for the Dictator inside Spain. After the publication of the incom- plete-letter, some Spaniards, interested in foreign affairs, sought to get the full text. BY, will go on making rived in Key West last Frida and | low ourselves to lapse into retro-| tempermental turmoil is a safe na he age rinse a ihe that we fesge have done then} gict it. There will be a oe of = t au t n ‘Qughout the Island. They reg-| become less important. stage singing and it will not sequenily, he thinks that giving them the i Kmatican source walistbar. ‘ ; s $60.00 Two BEDROOMS islands Hi sas 4A S a 3 mistakes were those of non-com-| will be extended and so will Mr. ment to a. claim.to Alaska, which wed the hand of the authorities pote el eat a 3 mission: Not having done the| Bing’s patience. But I predict. fois Oe the printi the complete Thi ; SOE IO. also was purchase from Russia.” eee oe . PER MONTH ‘ a st} ‘There may be time to do those} in money-than ‘anyone-in the : m in the public prints for a long | “ee Comments } [things nese weer ‘ “Includes Principal. Interest, Fire and timeg Obviously, if the Russians ‘defeat to attend the church of your, most of us will forget about Val- made a tour of the’ ‘poitfts"of ih-] spect. The ‘things we have done' thing to predict. So I will pre- : istered at the Overseas Hotel. We realize that our greatest} very operatic. The opera season mage bait the Soviet Guba $62.00 THREE BEDROOMS ss ; to: things. we. really.. ought. to..hay another Bing, a man. named | Bit . f A » | done. 3 3 pores ‘ ter. It w: y_. bitt id, bout the silliest i Tt was accorhpanied by , bitter ayd_ ‘A mighty good way to start is|* Miyverystal bali. tells me that 1 : Windstorm Insurance, Taxes the Qnited States in a war and this coun- The British go to the polls this month choice on the ancreawe: entine’s Day until the last minute everand not upon any precedent set in tion with the Yalta agreements. try ls helpless on its back, the Russians | © P2ss judgment upon the Labor g0V-) Coast Guard Tender Ivy re-| pe Semin: ot ce ising ike aes will Bo doubt take Alaska and they may — * will poe _ — acne verterdhy. aftaenon fora OT waik cae ot By bape jar got-| to beat the midnight deadline; FURNISHED wt © result Is approval of what has been E ne: east coast.as far as} ji with our income tax returns. | take a any, other bases on conquest, how: done. Miami and Assistant Lighthouse|*@ !ook ahead. I will gaze into) y" 1) edict a pleasant to-! Engineer W. J. Schoeneck went |™y crystal ball and predict some/ |’ "th. SUN AND SAND on the vessel for the purpose of , things to come. This etystal ball) CLUB and that CARLOS AND | aki spec 3 ‘os lights{is really a marine globe I have} re nore OF the Bane rowed teens, uy wifes. 00 rig moe Bamboo Boos {shop, but it is better than noth | oh ave tl ae usuai junday Cuban Consul Bernardo Rod-| ing at all. In fact it is better than} cee t peat nari ‘i nae riguez and Vice Consul Perez|just any old crystal ball you BINSWANGBRS — ae : extended an invitation to the|might find. lying about at a eto Mi (es oy grey Cuban Colony of the city to at-|senace. It has a rose in it, whieh | Yh, Pre — yesters pe see ait tend the anniversary of the sink-} is pleasant to contemplate. Not Ne 9 i going Pigoeters * is crystal} ing of the. Battleship. Maine on|that it promises a rosy outlook. | ball? It reveals that I can predict < ‘that another column like this’ ° yu: ‘ February 15. Some of the crystal balls er and the editor of The Citizen will] ON DISPLAY 2312 Patterson Avenue 1:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. PHONE 598 NOT FOR INDEPENDENCE he less you work the less you want From Batavia, now a part of Indone- sia, comes the news of a guerrilla army, un- der the leadership of an outlaw former Dutch officer, which is on the move and, apparently, “in revolt” against the estab- tistics. Nine out of ten New Year's jons have been forgotten. faith may not be able to move moun- lished authorities, find lying about have done a | : . " * - A . , x I ae ally tors i | predict that I will no lon be} A HLA a tainsfbut it can accomplish a great many The Netherlands Government is coop- A a ee a oe them roy cop ea mag a ting called ‘Phe Sewn Iso Straight F - Financing thi erating with the} native government —in | James Howard idgé of New] picks ahd you can tell your own | 'nmost Corner. for Non-Veterans York were surprise visitors last! jj... 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