The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 29, 1950, Page 7

ee ee ABOUT YUGOSLAVIA, TITo| KEY WESTER RECEIVES COMMENDATION Behind The World News By WALTER BREEDE, JR.. Associated Press Writer A good deal of water has gone over the dam since Yugoslavia’s Communist Dictator, Marshall Tite, broke with Moscow and the Cominform. ! Tt was two years ago-that this Communist family fight came out into the open. The reasons behind it remain obscure. But the outward effects are clear for all to see. From the Orthodex Communist point of view, Tito is Public Enemy Number One—all the Capitalists and Fascists and Imperialists and warmongers in- cluded. It was to no avail that Tito professed his continued leve for Mother Russia—his unshaken be- lief im the doctrines of Lenin and Karl Marx. He had dared to dety the authority of Moscow and the Cominform. And from all sides came predictions that his days were numbered. ‘That, as we just stated, was two years ago, and Tito is still going strong—the unchallenged and un- disputed boss of Yugoslavia. The expected reyolt in his own Yugoslav Communist party never came about. There was no in- vasion by Cominform - armies from the neighboring Commun- ist - dominated, Moscow - leyal states, And so far, Yugoslavia has managed to hold out against a ruthless economic boycott. As a.result of that Boycott, Yugoslay exports fell sharply, -as much as 20 pereent last year. The blow was softened by loans and eredits from Britain and the United States,- totaling many millions of dollars. With Russia and ‘the Comih- form snarling at his heels, Tito flunig himcelf into the arms of the Western Powers. In his speech to the Yugoslav Parliament on Thursday, Tito ealléd for friendly relations with threp non-Communist © neighbor statgs, Ai ia, Italy and Greece. For jthe first time he ‘exterided i: the olive branch, instead of the @rawn sabre, tery lat’s just about as complete’ a revetsal the wildest dreamérs’ of Balkan peace-cquid have hoped for. * from ideological _ differ, which run'deep, Tito has ‘up-to his. neek..imy territorial arguments \with his. three... non- Communist “neighbors. He S. claimed part “of” the Proves See Carinthia, in Austria, as Yugo- slav soil. He has demanded part, of Macedonia,. in Greece. staked out a claim’ to Trieste, which once belonged to Italy and is now jointly occupied by Amer- ican, British and Yugoslav sal- diers. Now he expressed the hope t! these difficult territorial dis- putes can be settled by peaceful negotiation. He. has} a- hat | Chief Warren, SATURDAY, April 29;-1950 Barrow, Alaska. Warren Receives Commendation! For Saving Shipmate’s Life Leo. Braxton, Warren, Hospital-y——_—_—_—__— [man Chiet of the U. S. Navy, a native Key Wester and ‘son of ithe Hate’ Leo! H. Warren and Mrs. ‘Ella Warren, 412 Elizabeth street, has received a letter of commen~ dation’ ftom his conuiatiding Sf ficer for. his patt in: saving» the lifg of TC Littletield..a, ship- mate, on the USS. UST 1123, which was at the time in Bering Sea, seturning to . the States from Point Barrow, Alas- Littleficld fell down a/ship’s Jadder while the ship was rolling in heavy seas and punctured his brachial; agtery. He was in. criti- cal condition when reached by pendent duty. With the aid of Raymond C. Mullis, FN, of Mi- ami, Florida, the patient ated for shock and given two ; 3 ing is Tito’s| tre Particularly interesting is Tito’s its of blood plasma. The artery gesture of friendship Greece—once his most hated Bal- kan adversary. Time wes when Tito’s govern- ment was accused in the United Nations of aiding and abetting}! the Communist revolt in Greece. It was. charged Communist guerrillas were. get- ting food and guns from Tito, and that they could always find refuge in Yugoslavia when things on the Greek. side of the border got t6o rough. Then came _Tito’s break with thé! Cominformt, Al: most ‘overnight, the revolt of the: Greek Guerrillas crumbled. Now Tito says he and the Greeks ought to be friends. ‘And that the new middle-of-the-road government which recently came to power in Greece is agreeable to him. Which Cheese Is Better, Ohio Or Wisconsin? WASHINGTON. — (#). — The fame pf Wisconsin Swiss Cheese has been challenged seriously by the state of Ohio. And it’s reach- ed the point of a final match in Congr¢ss. Thejbattle was arranged by Repregentative Lawrence Smith. ef Wisconsin, who challenged Reprsentative John McSweeney. of Ohio. Smith is providing ‘a 75- pound, wheel of Wisconsin Swiss. McSweeney is providing a 75- pound wheel of Ohio Swiss. The cheese will be served in the Senat¢ and House restaurants. Members of Congress will be asked ;to decide . which state makes!the best Swiss cheese— trying ito avoid political consider- ations.. This won’t be easy be- cause McSweeney is a Democrat and Smith.a Republican, From the Congressional view- point—based on long habit— ‘This means that Wisconsin Swis is Republican and Ohio Swiss is Democrat. Seen Ine Leopards sometimes serve @ good Barpose by keeping down. that the Greek] in the animals that would destroy crops, toward | ¥Ae was repaired. The letter of reads as follows: Commended by the Command ing Officer for demonstrating outstanding professional ability treatment of wound inflict- ed on J. C. Littlefield, EN FA. In reridering immediate medical at- tention to the wounded man and through your skilled work in ap- plication of twenty-five stitches of the wound, administration of plasma and’ morphine, dnd your close arid-conscientious attention, the injured man was able to make an extraordinarily rapid recovery. Your actions are con- sideted in keeping with the high- est traditions of the Naval Ser- vice. Signed: M. Sueh, Lt., USN; Commanding. $ Chief Warren last’ was in.Key Commendation West when he was on duty at the- Key West. Naval Hospital under the Command of Captain.O. A. Smith, . MC. USN. Mrs. Ward ren and son Leo B. the 2nd were here with the chief during his loeal tour of duty. Conscience Fund Amounts To $550 In Massachusetts BOSTON.— (7). —The Boston Conscience Fund now amounts to $550, all aceumulated: since the beginning of the year. Conscience money is ‘the kind that people send in when they feel they’ve been overpaid and can't bear it, The most recent contribution wag a whacking $300, sent in by a man. who said it was the amount of a claim against the city which, the man said, ——— EL LIS STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE (Official Naval Photo—Special to The Citizen) RAYMOND C. MULLIS. JR.. FN, USN, of Miami. Fla., and Leo Braxton Warren. hospitalman chief; of Key West, received let- ters of commendation fer saving the life of a shipmate while | the U.S.S. LST 1199 wes returning io the States from Point | who was on inde-} 4 was |} par! on zen: say he | BROWDER CONSIDERS | LATTIMORE ‘ANTLRED ' (®) Wirephéto EARL BROWDER. former Communist party chief in the United States. tells senate in- ¥estigators in Washington on Thursday that Owen Lattimore is known “as a person of anti- Communist views.” He said he had never met Lattimore but knew him by reputation. Brow- der.alsq said he knew of no Cemmunisis in the State De- “] should not havel work of grading and filling alone would have cost $300,000. Leopards are as at home in trees as on the ground. BAAAALADSAAAAEMADM! NORWOOD R. STRAYHORN For State Representative For County Commissioner For County Commissioner bf | |RODMAN'T BETHEL For CGonity, Gemmiissierier 5 For county Com For County Commissioner or Sale FAC-SIMILE Texas Town Gets |. Park Without Paying For It KERRVILLE, Tex.—().—The citizens of Kerrvillé have built themselves a million-dollar city k—in just one day. They did it-by-getting together what ‘was called “Build-A- Park Day” and working | from dawn to dusk. Contractors pro- vided machinery work, and 1,000 volunteers took part in the job, with picks and shovels, Tows. By evening, ‘were turned on; debris had been cleaned up. The citizens of Kerrville, Texas strolled through the park to ad- mire the handiwork of the eiti- and skilled rakes, and wheelbar- the park lights the last bit of s of Kerrville, Texas. that the heavy They machinery ee Politieal Announcements __ State Democratic Primary. May, 2. 1950., ewer verrr rrr rrr For U. S. Congressman 4th Congressional District PAT CANNON For U. S. Congressman 4th Congressional District BILL LANTAFF For State Senator JAMES A. FRANKLIN Re-Election For State Senator BERNIE C. PAPY Re-Election + For State Representative J. ¥. PORTER, IV . Second District FRANK, BENTLEY Second Bistrict * * Second District, Fat) , LOUIS CARBONELL f en ‘or County Commissioner’ | Second ‘District: ° ; Fourth Bistricty: >: 4 BEN 'N, ADAMS © +i Fourth District. PAUL E. MESA —, For County Commissioner Fourth District GERALD SAUNDERS For Member School Board Third Distriet JOHN V. ARCHER renee eirerrememnnneee For Member of School Board EUGENE L. ROLERTS For Member of School Third District George Smaiiiers Says: “| ath against Socialized Medicine. I know \ PAGE SEVEN POLITICAL Political opportunist Claude Pepgier sponsors « bill that ia called everyihing but its right. name—SOCIALIZER MEDICINE! Under ‘the’ quise of giving the |, people “Something for Nothing” the bill would ‘sdeialize. the medical profes- apie sion ef Florida by establishing @ dictiterial Commission, by a Federal Security Administrator, with the power. te decide’ “Degigr would be a specialist—which hospital is aeceptable control hospitals by their power to. regulale fees—tae ove> any state plan that they disapprove of and: bring to tial, convin and SC BOGIES Beh 8% : Proof that this. bill is ho! jn 8 i Jalerest gf the-pedple is the inacequacy ae to provide for and the ezsiusion of the neasby. nismbérs of Military Services, "1: city or county employees, ioagus of fel. {Sus orders, ca’syal Tabor, “etc . ‘ YOU MUST PAY for this “Free Polilical Mediciné'’. by deduclions from, your paychéck whether you need it Or riot. : . Although Pepper only refers to 41% %',deducti paychéck, he” does not reveal that deductions will range an’ estimetted 6% :10. cri esi. mated 12% taken from you and your enmiployer. If. You make $90.00 a week. $3.00 would be withheld’ from’ your, paycheek. ,. This the@ans,another deduc- . tion’ in addition to’the amotints that ‘are how: wit}held “further reduging your “take home" pay. Every country that, has ‘tried this : underestimated the ‘cost from."40 to’ 2009. It all © : : ¥ more deductions and mote taxes: we can impreve health care and reduce medical cost in the American way—with: _ out destroying democratic traditions.”