The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1951, Page 2

- PA) : eee : el. g THE REY WEST CITIZEN _ SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1951, - ; PATRONIZE HOME TRADE | F el ! ° " sr? sg . Oe: a a SL CE Oo AM Lt. McLinden Of Interest To You. Buss .: | = }" Publisnea Datly Except Sunday, by The Citizen’s grocery advertisements She ee * LP. ARTMAN, lish oe ERD 8 BN i ‘or Dut ° t "3 $s ik AREMAN. Business Manceer published on Wednesday and Thursday, Reports F as | feo Late To Classif ‘f ji . a Gortas Gren Citizen Building d strate- that Key West housewives \ I i | 5 eee | erect en hevlag cummed! jAt Boca Chica | ’ I a4 ihe Monroe County — have the opportunity of buying commodi- : ., By RUSSELL KAY pot ¢ utéred nt-Key West, Florida, as second class matter | ties as cheaply as anywhere else in the ; Lt eas F Settee nite LAA AAddddDAAAAAADADADAAAADADADERARARE f | reporte: ently to Air Develop- 4 ‘ : SMEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS state. ment Sqvadron One (VX-1), Boca Kary Writes About World Government: TOS temee enptodeatitaesenias ee duepetpbes, c eaited It is assuring and refreshing too, to Chica Field, Naval Air Station,’ ++ Aad af : s eis 2 8 SREB Rcotherwiae eet tn er Peet: “*"* | compare the prices for foodstuffs in Key Key Wait fob duty Gholving: OY Seay g app Only Thing Can Bring Peace : pethat* Scented OSS + . . a 3 is e | y * we “| 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES West with those. listed in Miami's news- well as of conventional ‘military; , : ‘i e m3 cneear setenenbeveneeree papers. A few items may be slightly low- hype aera H v4 Did you ever stop to consider the Pouce on the corner, ; oo fe a8 eh er in Miami but they are offset by lower A native of New York he ob- why he is there and who put him there? Legislative bodies ,, you bg Weedetge wes. items on some commodities in Key West. ened L pasa ra aoe Fe | aoe make our laws, but if there wasn't a ahae the come, pial : * dary education at Sayville schools, #6 efforts of our various branches of legislative action would ¥. : DVERTISING RAT This city is holding its own in compara- and graduated from the high! aap : fe " ‘ oo, Key Made Kk ‘Applicatio v hi 1 delibe: f a debi bo rf le Known on Application 5 ipée with oth ities in Florid: {school there in 1937. His step-| have no more weight than the deliberations of a debating so- | al SPROIAL NOTICH TVG MMEeS ach other sities tp Ronee mother, Mrs. Caroline McLinden,) ciety, sesh or eae rent notices, cards of thanks, | resolutions Clothing also is selling as low (in resides at 6956 Caldwell avenue, Why do you slow down in school zones, refrain from biffing ’ OF reer Obl aEy notes, Paine". “* | some instances lower than) as it is in Mi- Maspeth, N. Y. | your neighbor over the head with an axe; pay income tax and ‘! entertainment by churches from grrizes are & cents a l'ne. ‘Ths Citizen ts an opef forum and invites dis- eussion of public issues and subjects of loca’ or Scommbinterest, but it will not publish anonyn ous .manications, Notices "for which a revenue ts to be ami. That fact is an incentive for Key Westers to patronize home trade. Patron- izing home trade keeps the profits in Key — With his wife, the former jand their three children, Lt. Lin-} Miss| guard your behavior? Simply because you know that there is, Elizabeth Anne Scanlon a native) q policeman on the corner and‘a judge on a bench and that a of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,! breach of the peace eventually brings punishment. , You wouldn't want to live in a community without a police- "' JUL West and thereby bolsters our economy. den has established’ temporary) man any more than you would want to live in a town without ¥! ‘atl ¢ " 7, residen 15 Southard street,| : ion If a Key Wester buys out-of-town goods, Key West, Florida. Their chil-;% school or church. i Kat he contributes to the economic growth of dren are: Catherine Caroline, 5%,| Noy Subpoee? the. leaial ture one additional step that would!” some other community. Daniel Hugh, 4, and Patricia PROS fot of law enforeement| create law and order on a world- iy 3 No residents of any other city are Anne, 7 months. i |—officers, police, sheriffs, con- wide basis and bring lasting peace. i : ’ ‘’ Lt. McLinden attended Ran-} stabl hiniewar, cathe has resulted in the useless slaugh- more devoted to it than are Key Westers dolph-Macon College, Ashland! ote 1. peae vou closd exer ter of millions of human_ beings Try to their home town when the question is pre eee _ Sipe int the court of law and petitioned the | and uit paiainiere ae one of loyalty. But many Key Westers are SRR Hes caren Wie Félieeal government to tale aa: tee cade sen not wideawake to some of the things they — commissioned aa 18% ection doing aywey with every} ” yost any intelligent person, - gy could do to promote the welfare of their | wwwvvvvvvvv: : Florida ing willing to sit down and think | Mo ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN : rare TJG. Reil Jr. a tly « ster win’ > : : zs i ue ly about the matter will/, fol community. One of those things is to pa- KEY WEST L . hel ly, Sh. Pose ty siser-opinaeDiniel PEAY sdiic that anjons oe eae 4.4% More Hotels and Apartments. tronize home trade. Re rts F Dut , |guished Fiying Cross, six Air, find some way to unite all nae, See Beach and Bathing Pavilion. But a Key Wester who buys out-of- NEWS po or y Saar c serie Woot tions into a world of law and and Sea. tow 3 may say, “ s \ 0 ential Unit Citation, two Pacific }order we cannot hope for any ees ey een ov . goods may say, “The few dollars 1 i At Boea Chica Theater ribbons, American Thea if lasting peace. We can no more.) s 3 Consolidation of Cou send out of town make little difference | Of Days Gone By ter, China Service Victory, Jap-' have world peace without ‘a awe | Co ised Kediicciom, one way or the other.” That is an “argu- | Lt. Gg) Joseph L. Reilly, Jr.,!anese Occupation and the Philip- policeman on the world corner ie hx ment” in line with the voter who declares y | USN, reported today for duty in-| P/N Independence: ribbons. $han we can have national pears ag % § wre From May to October, 1943 he without law enforcement; yet 235 z his vote won’t make any difference in the volving flying with Air Develop-} 1; a dive-bomber pilot attached there are those wHose vision is so! ia | IF RUSSIA MOVES “WE WILL result. He forgets that the total is made up ment Squadron One, Boca Chica) to a squadron aboard the USS, pure-blind and whose reasoning oe BE AT WAR” of single votes, as the out-of-town buyer Field, Naval Air Station, Key|Belleau Wood and participated in is so warped that they actually : . E sabe peg West. strikes on Marcus Island, Wake oppose any move in the direction ~ wf # : — % ets overlooks the fact that the money he sends Previously, Lt. (ig) Reilly was| Island and Beker-Holland Island. of creating a world order. Pe) ot ie | fi--should be understood,” declares | away is added‘to the amount that others l attached to NAS, Quonset Point,|He was island-based in the Solo-, have nothing to offer in its e ve 6) Senakée William F. Knowland, of Cali- | of his attitude send out of town. It’s the |Rhode Island as Crash-Rescue|mons from October, 1943, to May, but DEATH and DESTRUCTI by == — fornfay “if Russia moves in Europe, we will | grand total that h Token F The Files | 0iicc! He has been a helicopter 1944 and made strikes at Munda, but they bitterly oppose afiyone: mg orn laa aN , grand tota at hurts Key West. aken from 8 | pilot for over three years. Bougainville and Green Island. who sugg¢sts that world peace is th} § be af.war.” He adds, “It is important that It isn’t enough to “talk” Key West; | Of The Key West Citizen He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. In this campaign he made six di-' possible. “oe im § RussfA’SHOwld kndw that.” we must not miss a chance to help Key | sasssasasssdescadsedbadd Josene Us Reilly, 19-0 ae nee ad Geena enenraaunn! ay ~ cnaie un oe egistie p rh a oe siti . a Yee S . nue. Jamaica, N. Y. He gradu-} nsta* “ Oug- cay ure © ‘a g Pe oi cde He — mi — Ww in every way we can if our concern 10 YEARS AGO ated from Andrew Jackson High| ainville he sui Be received RUSSELL KAY Florida rescind a weoral : Sti of Senator H. exander Smith, o ew | is to see it continues to grow. All of us] President Roosevelt today ap-| School in 1942. his first Air Medal. The successive : ‘ Congress, passed at the last ses- i A ig s OS y ape 3 i ‘ See ee ;. court, the FBI, U.S. Marshalls,| ~ es A i ry ispatchi cman Sa ity lwelling units for families of the] Val Service in August, ase ery ns A) imi . Fi A : ta Congress before actually dispatching men | but some of us overlook the concern, as a Bigiey ivilicn cemmonnel st the| Student in aviation and was com-|tinguished Flying — Cross was| Ramin Eeirok tnd similar enforce-| tort to set up some kind of 4 to Burope, other {han. the four divisions | matter of economy. Our economic life | Naval Station, Key West, to sup.|missionéd ag Ensign st Corpuslawarded for completion of 82) D0 ot oy) ays | eee ees wo already announced for that area. Insofar | w, 2 if ¢ a pa- | le eviously recommended | Christi in August, 1944. missions. fe Ne e-lin placing a policeman § e dy 3 Shs epee would become more robust if all of us pa- semenE BEC VOUS ae Mende ME. Reilly’ served in VO-65!' After a tour of stateside duty tion is ridiculous. How would} world corner and put an — asit relates to future assignments of | tronized home trade. ear _ | Squadron aboard the USS Matan-|he was erdéred, back’to the Pa- Hae protect your home, yout, war'and aggression. = th : American troops abroad, however, the fo EES OE eee ea Pee eden ee iku and the USS Savo Island in ne es in jl x stad ete q eee Sou we ae cur They are asking: the legisla ear ae i ipulate: t there should be i i pens f navy, will be cecupled by en's’ | the Picifie area. from December, ed, to Commander 5 F9eee, £9" <a yOuF to disavow and denounce 1 do: resolution mene ts . ea The man who plays eighteen holes of pi ren. ana their families, andj i944 to August, 1945. He |.was| cifie and saw 'sérviee in‘ China. In face and demanded your money only thing that can be 1 { ¢ al approval. golf. can. get,awfully tired when his wife te eee proposed to bel son sterred to the USS Sicily in| April, 1946,"hé"was transferred"Yo! Would. you write your legislator! bring peacd.to the: world. a4 "United States Government} asks ‘him to attend a reception. constructed ie. private copa tenuary, 1946 and remained! the USS ‘Antietam and. served as/ OF petition Congress? these opponents of World Toles s with the view of Mr. Knowland ors under Tok te aboard her until August, 1947{Landing Signal Officer on her} But in order to have the law} ernment advocate the re: p } thagia mo¥e by Russia would put us into ihe Z ; alee Ge diol during its Atlantic coastal opera-| until Ae okie 4 samme! and oraer you enjoy you pave to] the policeman on the t iit - " 1 we have to do, it seems, is to re- . M. Duncan last night) was|tions. He say duty with a heli-, year. He has perform that duty sacrifice some of your freedom.} their town, country or 4 t Wi = seems to be little basis for armitie Chinese Nationalists signe wedt named chairman of the <mewly|copter detachment aboard the! for over five years aboard other’ You have to pay the policeman Would they ask the legislature to. a ‘ ral bling-over the right of the President . * Oty: organized county defense council} YSs Columbus on its European. carriers. : : |and the judge and you must obey! wipé out every established ‘court ie qd { i a Bite ace’ Coxtainis if w have to wait long before the Chinese Reds | as several hundred Key West| cruise from January to April, The historic Philippine Inde- the law yourself.” ~~ | of law? He : a nd reer eee se. . Cert ae ¥,.1f Wel bevethe arms. sitizens packed the county court-| 1943, and was latter with the pendence Day, July 4, 1946, found’ From the earliest days of his} They say that support of aby*” at Ww Russia to know the full scope of our Som: t2"h Commins Chair-| command at NAS, Quonset Point,!the USS Antietam present to existence man has not ‘been able} kind of a limited world govern’ ; Bt suport of the Western democracies, it, atl FERS aa < ND ADVIC ae nan Carl Bervaldi explain theyR. I. ‘salute the new republic and her) t ive peacefully for any len, ment would result in the loss of” A ae = be Youbted whether the Soviet regime VICE gia amg ee bores Gow Spessard}" Mr. Reilly is married to the ow and Planes ‘gO part in he of time ee a La aa a national soverignty. They point ae : : See oh Beane eee ie program. |former Miss Rita Cox, daughter| celebration. t. McLinden was! the ¢orner. Cave men’ band ° i i i “t MY viBect the idea from a squabbié in Con- ie Aandi M Obaruchiiehtersssome.good Benjamin D. Trevor elected # Mr. ane Charles Cox. 109-{ one of them. gether, chose’ a leader, and knew aie “att Hf this Satie ae 5 H#o8 a over the dispatch of somé’ extra di- | , ivice wh ae ieee B00" | vice chairman with M. E.|9g Springfield Baulevard, Queens! In December, 1950, he piloted, peace within their tribe through| we ourselves would have to come : si aiithactaptinent advice when he urgesthe nation to quit | Berkowitz as secretary. Village, N. Y. They have two!a helicopter which saved a TBM) laws and law enforcement: under such law; furthermore, ee ba " “blowing hot and cold” and proceed to i children, Kathleen Anne, 4, and, Pilot who crashed in the Atlantic| they stepped. beyond ‘that sphere} would have to contribute i ae swe There can be no doubt but that the | oy act legislation for universal military B. L. Grooms, president of Key| Paul Edward, 22 months. Until) while qualifying for carrier plane| of law and order they were forced} paying the policeman. They: al : comumitting of American soldiers to an in- training ‘ st Electric company, had quick| Lt. (jg) Reilly finds housing in, landing. to fight for their existence.” right. But aren’t we doing just” t : ke . Sah be 25 ees tate - rvice on a classified ad in The| Key West his family will remain As civilization advanced, small] that in order to enjoy the same” tcfifhtional army, © t peat Europe “ an The industrialist, described by his izen yesterday after he had|at the home of his wife’s parents. Toda tribes banded together to form! security and protection that lo carly new foreign.relations — poli press agents as an adviser to presidents a wallet containing important ——_—_—_ 3 communities, communities de-| and national police and law af- ‘fo&{Ehis country. Nevertheless, the Con- | ); Sh Seagate is 1... | 2apers Sunday morning. y i i veloped into states’ and states} fords? ; stifZion leaves to the President the right might address his remarks to the members |" G,ooms inserted the advertise- Today In History Anniversaries unitéd to become nations. Inevery| Our forefathers created | asiiCor@andepincChief to direct i of Congress. Only when the elected repre- | ment in The Citizen yesterday] 1782—The - Presidio of Santa _1775— Alexander Anderson, a’ case, the thing’ that made’ this} United States and brought a as mM: Pees, X00) rect Our | sentatives of the people are ready to at-| When he discovered the —wallet| Barbara, Calif., founded. pioneer American wood engraver| possible was ° the: expansion: ‘of| national. unity. Did they n argged forces. Certainly, the writers of | tend to the necessary business of building | 84 ‘isappeared while he was 1836—15-minute battle of San of note, born in New York. Died! few sindonder: overs mete ama mises! Was thes. Fe cniihistavie” Ghcutsant ‘did’ not.forsce a pels 3 siness & | watching the Duval hotel fire. BY ie OF there, Jan’ 1%, 1870. thore: people and larger. and larg-| wrong? Would we have e i 3 b Rs 4 our military strength to equal that of Sov- _ _ | Jacinto establishes the independ-| 17g3—Samuel J. Mills, Congré-' er areas,’ eae {had not this been so abl. (ti when. our soldiers should be per-|; meee 4 Will P. Roberts, Jr., 1020 Olivia} ence of Texas. » sp : ee ; . y 8 : ‘ ! iet Russia will there be any chance of “a | ;treet, found the wallet and gational clergyman to the colored) ” Faillite of mankind to take the! plished? Li mamently stationed in Europe, but it is 1 military traini Te y aramptiy. brought it to The Citi- 1892 Cowboys and rustlers in U.S. and in Africa, known as} _~ i Cu ek . i ‘ ie: aiiyi th “es Naas i : military traiming law. di ea seca ate "| battle in Montana. the “father of foreign missionary eq y obvious at they deliberately ‘3 : h ‘en office, where he was reward- i * t Re) core cbteccien colicy in cite ike Mr. Baruch, we do not know, | <q by Grooms with one-third of} 1898— United States declares xo bay ars i : 7 and nobody else knows, whether the Rus- | its conte ‘ war on Spain. ied June 16; 141 { ha¥fJs of the President to the exclusion of | 0 ,. yw; " . Napa” — Defe: soa 1818—Henry». Wo" Shaw: CJosh sians will plunge the world into anothes Kt & 1920 — Defeated Germany asks} 59) 0 on js ig! th@€ongress. z 4 -, Rae ape permission; to maintain an army Billings”), famous humorist of his j ; : ee war but, like him, almost everybody knows | , County Clerk Ross Sawyer to- 0,000 instea rescrib-} Seneration, born in Lanesboro, / s=We-are not too enthusiastic about a| that the peril will be less if this country lay recorded deeds totaling more a ee aa of the prescrib-} trass. Died Oct. 14, 1885. : ‘ sitwawtion where one man, even if sitting | .wittly and editing builds ie 5 aa y ‘han $16.900 in Boca Chica prop- $ 1930--Ohio Penitentiary fire:!_ 1888 — Charlotte E. Brown," i Be Se White House, can seominit cule s ya 4 ig | lds its ilitary erty sold to the county for ise as over S00 Als, ‘Rockford, Ill, founder of wo-j : ; oo : : strength. Likewise, it is apparent that a |@" 2tmy airport. idan“ inemulaved tuk a} wan’s clubs, founder and first coi ry to warfare, but, as bad as this may peaceful solution of world problems, and Deeds recorded up to now arelin, New fone "Assembly Cham. | President of the General Federa- begat is not as dangerous as_ permitting | an opparhinity torttha #766 economic den eoretse8s, Highway corporation,| jer, tion of Women’s Clubs, born in: tha oreidil dullcy of tie nation-to become y fo ic de- | $10,500 for 292 acres and $600 for| "“Ig49 United States seizes all’ Andover, Mass. Died Feb. §,) : eign. POBCY me | velopment of nations, depends upon “our eres, subject, to a lien; $1,- ed 5) seizes. all e905 h@political football of the two houses of | standing guard with ceaseless vigilance.” | 37450 to Lou Roberts and Birdie TE ee Eber ee 1838—John Muir, famed Cali-} Cofffress. ‘This would be particularly ° ss hd for 38 and one-half acres;! of Berlin ‘Ga, United States armies f0rnia horticulturist, naturalist, dat#erous in t snate, where z ae) i Lita al eee creas eae 1,200 to Key Farms company for} 4, watt «),.; author and explorer, born in’ =< me) ee —* - anne senei A. part of the secret of happiness is |S36F acres: $1,540 to Vesey AUG Woke Seo | Bentlaad ted Dee. 24, 1914. ; z 3 ay the | the‘ability to see the May flowers i Johnson and James L. Johnson,| © 1959—Russi: i M i al action and it might be just as April ae e: May flowers in’ the | ierraavach ; $100 to Julius F. ae ee: Sa a an eas or 4 da rous in the House, if members play- pane, J, 408 five acti 20d tee tic | STRAND dition : ad@Mplitics, casting their votes solely with The Soviet plan to reduc t ipa an Barns 25 acres, Rae Sl PTS | ee eee eee ‘ Bean 3 et plan to reduce ar ents Ste F Ris $ anf¥e to.the ‘balloting in the next elec-| would look better if Russia de MAMENt | whe Gitizen'sadd in an eiiortal| eee Mee” ee LAST TIMES TODAY : tioffn their district. — a if Russia demonstrated | paragraph today .| Researchers at a world-wide Royal Wedding : = « some faith in the process. “Part of the $650,000 build-’ cancer conference in Paris the- ith me? 2 : a ; oe ing of the Miami Herald is being|crized that cancer results * from rRED ASTAIRE, JANE ; ea-areful drivers never know. when SCIENCE AND RELIGION built with Key West.money.” many rather than a single cause. SOWELL Sane en Fa th@¥save their own lives { * ~ ee Such factors as degenerative 4 Technicslor Musical 5 = i - ONLY 310 SAMARITANS LEFT| changes in tissue are believed J “te? sey i aes Is science hostile to religion? An an«| TEL AVIV.—(®)—The some 250] t© combine with outside agents Contr haa YL, ; Stecent trials have convinced us that | swer is found in the discovery, made by | Samaritans in Hashemite Jordan of. this se capee aap ae Re bag ; thf are skunks willing to betray this | Director Harlow i yire {administered Nablus (in Central] cause cancer. Research one oe H ne = 4 : a = 2 Bees rlow Shapley and Mrs. Vir~| paiestine) sent their high priest,| cer’s causes is supported by funds : ginia M. Nail of the Harvard College Ob- | Amram, for a week to Israel|from the erican Cancer So- : Sp ne en ames servatory, of a star so vast that its diame- | Where he contacted the other 60/ciety. Give to the 1951 Cancer 3 very- once in a while we hear some- | ter is more than ei i i , | Samaritans living in the Jewish| Crusade. $ thi t aay i . ight times the distance state. These 310 men and women : ii hat. makes us believe that a few | from the earth to the sun. Other stars have | and their children are all that is : pele réad this column. been found so big that they would stretch | left from the more ‘than 3,500-/STRONG ARM ? os : from the sun to the distant planet Jupiter, | ¥°2"-0ld Assyrian race. rf omevery action there is an equal Such almost incomprehensible dis- pent the Nablus siete bets 5 SINATRA an gsite reaction, says an old rule of | coveries must rouse a feeling of awe that | tans still stick to their old Jewish|” IG phyS€S. Phis‘is a good thing to remember | is in the highest decree conducive to a re- |{ith expressing | themselves by a ci when tempted to speak an angry word. ligious frame of mi ce ee aan |e eee Gary Cooper And Lily Damite fs ne nind, u . preserved in modern Judaism.