The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 1, 1951, Page 2

meee me : ; FRIDAY, JUNE 1951, 2 eAGk WO : : THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “ . : The Key West Citizen “This Roc SLICE OF HAM D A Published daily-(except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub- * ” ~-""“Tigher, from The Citizen Building, corner of Greene and Ann Streets | a Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County | . rs saw! ee wm} By MILTON K, OZAKI u. P. ARTMAN . _ Editor) AP Newsteatures NORMAN 0. AE" 9s - -~ gf fi — The K Chapter 31 engineered h great skill, isn’t; lan inter e Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter west ‘orca ayo i Bag 3, ned 1 aden Obl ae 4 flawle Caldwell retorted Flecker . -§ , speek ~ ravely e stur vith his} aes touched TELEPHONES 51 and 1935 wonderful development of our tinued, a quiet smile on his| Sine “Please’ sit. down, Mr.| (MALDWELL t : eee land during th Ww lips, “that John Feraday boarded| Flecker. marked ¢ oP ae Eo ; 5 4 s, “th ie y boar cker, a tit Lo 01 cto} ry ~ = wie rt as ti sth Sees otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local new: | ieee Seo) ee, toe ext Sweive ikatias too tires to At his. Dales ree eras de inidecis: | one for published here. E mont will show even more ead, and went to his cabin wher@| ion retreated to own. chair.| emer ——$—$—$ ee r : progress. he donned this wig, put on a dif-} - ,|the testim 5 i sane i fi suit of clothes which h I said a moment ago.that the} , Member Florida Press Asgociation and Associated Dailies Of Plorids |" icc, west will be a finer andj fare suit peg wpich murderer was & man ob nial |G i Subscription (by carrier) 26c per week, year $12.00, single copy 5:| more substantial town than it | pos@, and wearing the hat which] gence and ingenuity,” Caldwell u | et - = ever was in the past | Gow fitted him, went ashore un-|s@id, “and I think you'll appre-| ult ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION Ae why? Obstrusively as” Richard Starr/ciate the full scope of his clever- ‘ : $ : Pri ; pe ar x Flecker.” — ness when you realize how care- ] ’ The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issue: Principally because of its wo 2 ‘ g 4 with| {fully he protected himself, As plimented on and subjects of local or general interest, but it will not publist | .,.n1 Mon as 38 eee hs i Rago oet face subvert te John Faraday, he arranged Ws Simost perfectly exe : anonymous communications. pipe and smoke it, Buddy, like it when has it been a crim fr 8 Be taking = to bur | .42 Pee a, i : man to wear an artificial hair/"\... . sweater as tz j- | Mrs. eGr oe ‘ piece?” he demanded. “Of course, | Snase 4 sweater os Soe ftip. |snorted, eyeing Caldw I A large portion of the improv« t a wig! A man has a right | dence ao hu “Oia physiol BET: | ‘ FLORI A ess wpenjs, that make Key West a to conceal his baldness.” Selerintice would be remembered|, “No, Mc : ‘ , lovely and desirable place to live “By God!” The purser ejacula-| by the purser, ‘and he counted on | ho! t s ; ; in @ah be credited to the several ted, staring fascinated at Fleck-|not being associated with the| thought, \ A $s $ (o] N dozen church groups, Woman's er's denuded scalp. “He coulda erect, athletic, wigged, and hatted | fessed wo i Att Women, Officers’ Wives’ and a aches’ are nad a fale i | believe st ’ ‘ grabbed Flecker’s arm, h he had a fairly creditable : Hoapital Women’s Auxiliary, and er immediately jerked his ae whereabouts. Needless © Ys HP two moure ard fitty 1 { thers, too numerous to mentior dbaaganeh away, exclaiming indignantly: | actual trip was probably mace Sehnts all thi M | IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED er “a galanyp al as iguvely, you aren't. taking. this|a day ot so previous | aepnta. al Dae BY THE CITIZEN im not trying to detract from SHE SAID THE U.S. O. SENT HERI stupid isation seriously? Lad=| “And if Richard Stere Pleeker, | pouteui ian 4 ‘vhe fine work that the —vaviou mit proudiy--that Tam lsat nia it e lockers | restraining hand ude ? nit haat PP rudly: aiter ego, was suspected sulled him back 1a 1, More Hotels and Apartments, aneb'® organizations do, Each i john Farnday, although 1 deny|Caldwell stugged--"well Fleck-| aid Pulled , 2, Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 1H fealty, a supplement {0 the| ‘weevweeeevervewvwrver 41) 1174, Histor evéry. word of the fairy talon had an alibi elso, This was an} “What 1 do not belle , 3. Alrporte—Land and Sea, . other) But men are more interest rv wT Yer oday In [History wich this daydvounes—he indi- exceedingly clever arrangements | wo) continued this: 1 don't 4, Consolidation ot Conese, and City Governments, td in ee atal taciate vl KE Y W Ii 8 | ’ . | oaied eens we an ingulting| for, if Faraday's alibi waa dia wall cagsinied, le a 6. Community Auditorium, bs ’ achate UF 4 4 1600 Ma Dye Quaker | NOd—"has wo skillfully wove roved, F' ould di par | Owl y iting th ae ' PRE tbr wrunth, They want tore incr rhe god Mary ver: | Quaee | taroerhizoal to he Rul GRaTBtis Pieebes semaine |e" or tein tute a Pi Hk rte more industry, better safety de NI W S Bhatol’ eariton mete und: looked. down, hia, note, DS] Mother's allbl waa: penetrated, | ee yee en eee ln tur vices, ete 4 : *helan, “Don't forget ta then Flecker could disappear and ee eee happens. U think GET THE ASIATICS TO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM! Ww ter being banish " vs | couldn't pomalbly have killed Laws | only Faraday remain, To tap the) \y. un pt . ‘omen, on thg other hand, are P ‘ > Qua rence Straw!" irdere ‘ccenstully, 10 Wvould | Mire MeGreg lnited File vei'e With American fighting men dying in Korea it in wept to place an weathatic value on Of Days Gone By iit tn War of 1013, Capt, | Phelan looked, Delptoahe tram Rauderer succeU lbs br. | apartment hry, anal that ; i 4 lan thelr immediate surroundings hy re nutans Hecker to Caldwell, not quite] Flecker with Mr. Faraday, prove] ))', “| n The Ru at rather insidious argument to pretend that their lives could | aye, they desire progress, bul Hy 1 n nmoncling | fgttate how 4g prpcoed, At #iseke | thay the two. were one, Ande» Wo ‘ead The Rubaivat fhe wived by the use of the forces of Nationallit Ching, | they are willing to take the slow ag yng mot ty et Tost wards, he gr vanedd ward plode both alibls,” oes aa lon fa ahouaht f now housed on the island of Formosa after fleeing their | er way and alwaya beautify and by Britinh ship Hters hin | ly. "That's right Prof,” he anreed " intent 4 races tT boyy fh lave three AN es 1 nthe box , own mainland improve as they go along foie "Don't Give Up ‘The Ship Flecker has the beat alibi of the} peas and spend the rest of my life | timming them carefully, and in no § pels , . Oveusionally, the men and wo which become th \ joan | Duneh” in a dignified manner, living a8] case hag it taken more vn th \ he behavior 2 na aes greg va thelr i rage men of Key Wert join forees and) AY buttle ery of the Caldwoll, bis smile. tightened | Richard Starr Flecket: { had nol v-six minutes, for a, counplel ; againat the Communints in ving, iy not persuasive to | gome up with an outfit like the © {iide-Col, House presenta tol nee Whe aaa Nig oemtigent | tampon cr cent MUN fs Awe ow, dramatic rendition, Yet, ac (hone who can remember back a few years, The U. 8, de- odd ys -iryr eahaten eed Hi Gorman kaiser plan to avert war,| He refilled iia pipe and quretully fou the purser because I wanted| oy apent almost the entire two , a ae 4 p . ” hpey've done toware id seers to tnvet with @ fave lighted it. Then he said: Yea, Mr,|John Baraday to leave Chicago! hours and Afty minute eciting : livered to the men of Gen, Chiang Kal-shek something presetving the Murtello Tower Tuken Fr on "i p ' \ t a ‘ re ‘e u y, 4 ‘ ' 7 io (To ake: The Miles | bio tocection-but War cher arranged an excellent}and never come back from this work, She admitted that iiietwo billion dollars worth of arms, equipment and sup: | has been a wonderful arnet to the ‘ , ‘ 4 ig vw + ene ets “I pelleve you,” Caldwell said. | they diacussed oriental phile r ' “Spllali, Much of it fell into the hands of the Communiata | itland. Another feature of the Art Of The Key Went Citisen Hb “T arranged?" Flecker turned] "I've already admitted the effi-| phy for awhile, but Tm certain n a re ( f it ia now being used against our own men in Bie mnienioa! /Mosinty 18 the) AS6AAAAAASARAS ARSE ARDAAS | hn P m6 +h anise fe pa ee et + sere tena tary ie ia eater. a ae a en rl “a s : cpabbg oda bade a8 cultural and educational benefits 10 YEARNS AGO tertuina a elveux midget dumped it Wak you who established the fun that you Were prepared to|cusa that for two hours and four t! Kareu. i anree, we dari Not in| According to atatintl Finto his lap ata Congressional) 2404 Tt was never my Intentiealeontinue as John Faraday, if the| teen minutes. At leant, not with ‘ The ¢. i. une ° » , small toWns can boast of the fine ecard ’ a ¢ rom ry eae to reveal Mra, McGregor’s prea=| necessity arose, as | am certain} out phrasing her statement dif f . The complete futility of suc ha ay heme In emphanized vangings that Martello Gallery so! Washington, DD. ¢ each new! hearing id ence in my apartment a , that you intended, it Soasible, Yo Soren tly "and tributing the bulk ' + hy po less a personage than Gen, hiang, Kai-shek him- | often has on exhibit [family in Key West means about) |, 145—- ‘Truman message to “That's right,. Prof," Phelan have done with Faraday. and ta) of the time apent to the disey asion é . a ; 700 annually tor mercha Ongre sromises annihilation of! agree ive as Richard Starr Flecker.”| of philosophy : + Dyeit: Speaking in Formosn he admitihthag hia men mist be | “Personally, t've never been in: | 70° ge Parenans Soe Ee er ABTERG: ald the alibl, althougn| “"Hsw about that allb,” Phe-| ° (fe be eentinued) e , given “adequate” supplies by thea pipes. * some ai Any Re nares ane Naval officer tationed in — i , ther nation and-that, after thes ippl ave been re- : ‘ | Key West didn't sa we ain't ~— een ent sather ale monthe before », copnter: (ee eaemtcy: tangs YownsF4M | tatkin’” today bit: they chi “| Bete F In | Today’s Today’s Harascope) ,.\0 i ee aan, tor : ‘ celvec w require another e J Y *|be cold-blooded places--blan : vig fh ace § | by its English owne:, in 1659, for close as it is permitted by diction a ¢ « ie: fensive © Q the. re 3 a id, faced walls bordering the side é : : pecs eee 4 130 pounds (about $150) and wo offe naive could be launched + Led ae ie rg 1. | walk, Wsiiied doors, strange faves, fat ttle ‘and gentlemen | b Anniversaries Today gives good prospects and} pd ge age The. is Original sit h The soft way to peace, through the use of Asiate #0l- | tpg jot nicer to be in a small] p “Crenstamea, Fi ahh Rumsey y 1838—John M, Haylan, Ken, ne i pe erg pin Purchasers,” F r American people believe that the use of our soldiers is un+ blew) Tee break | mand of-the shore:patrol hasybeen PA sie i id y = SuPenny ces, will be thorough and make ‘ ’ necessary. Where Asiatics are not available, the lyre 18} o.anBesa” And it’s especially | appointed public relations officer Died ak aa aut Pare mae gpa bat Sat STRAND Air ey ¢ ‘ the exclusive use of naval and air forées, ‘without risking | nice hen th tative is Key | igey Westers during’ May spent, 1840-—Frealan ,.0, Stanley, Is} peng vole eh . ith’ denis to help | ee = our men in battle, Nowhere in our past experience is,there | Westwhengethe women have! ay estimated $27,400 for buildiltg | ventor, with twin brother, of the! and console the sick and the| : y ' i 3 futege al ‘ att so ch ToVeliness in| * i | dry pla’ which revolutionized!» ocay Friday and Saturday i any basis for confidence in such a simple’ solution of our ‘ : | repaix ¥ needy ‘ any ‘ their gardens, and. homes " photography, inventor of the ca da all lmaerrethdiae THE LAST , oeeworld problems and it is unfortunate that the propagan-| 9 Daye King Key Westers) fis " Stanley ‘steam auto, born in) 4 ar 2 ae Fi * Ke) sf ‘s | Sinofield atin 9 A new service offere: rivers | ‘ da along this line is being scattered through the land to]: Hate you noticed the sad_con-| were discu ‘é, zumor Sat the] hee alata acca | enn | Bites atl ane ae OUTPOST , ' , re rave fighti ditioré of a building on Duvaljnavy will take over all lind at ] 1940. 25 ag Nae oe aa ’ fool the loved ones of brave fighting men. ites if 6 Write neat telend with. the eter + 1866—Charles B, Davenport, fa-| ake al as ai Dnt, By RONAL > : =. 2 In the war that hag occurred in Korea the cold facts |""Hiisks of heayy plaster have| tion of the P. and O. docks | mous Carnegie Institution gene-| °28¢ of an accident anes : are that the South Koreans are unreliable as fighters. | broken off the facing and over-| — ticist, born In Stamford, Conn. Coming: i cl erie gos g: SECOND WOMAN Time after time the enemy has broken through their ranks, hangigg.eaves. Other large slabs! More than 1,000 signatures were mia Feb. BL ig | Robert ¥ And Betsy R . C $ acy ‘A. th ie - ‘ § 4 look Mke they are ready to fail. {on the books for registration of GEORGF. M. RAY 1890—Frank Morgan, — stage,! ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES Drake z i , ¢ gaining positions from which to imperil American fight- | "4, @irness. to the pedestvian| defense work here by hoon today by cualaa ‘/sereen and radio star, fluttery d fl <t } ~ “lig tmen. They would have been safer if there had been | pybli® the danger spot should be| Firemen assisted by a house cam-| Everybody loves his’ hometown jsereeo comedian, born In, Holly: and EQUIPMENT MONR AIR aE ' : : ; 4 ; aa ibrati a ke + f eae "| wood. Died there, Sept. 18, 1949.| 126 Duval Street Pho! E COOLED) I ' S 5 > ‘ 3. semedied. Vibration from a heavy | paign There’s no place like it in all thi ee! ne 250 no South Koreans holding the front-lines, So what is the trdckSnight Sak ” gee P e Sagi ey ir Grad ‘ I 4 SD ae” Q “ ht Shake some of that) enene werld, We get tied down to our if i : : sense in the proposal that We SEM BIOKS South Koreans? plastag loose, oe if-anyone ap-; John. Simone, \ local tourtst| folks end to the town we're born| MUSCLE-BUILDING Be any soy Special } Friday and Saturday wpe , The Chinese Nationalists were unable to hold their | pensdtto be walking underneath) bureau operator, who returned| in. It’s a strong thread that holds PAYS OFF line of WHITE cea Wwrokore EL PASO we ¢ own country when they had the generous support of the | ~W® ane bie ee Beka aetgst ee itt a hs bg bea he veal peers mae create ci Calif : (®) : STATIONERY | gt (ibaa Lee ied S nircduee eens aE use, I might be wrong) tour of Cuba was honored during own, the town we love|That wrestling course James A. Statione’ Rte So i United States which supplied them with’ expert” Tenders |p ouBne dager, sinvolved, Tm|bis tay, in Havana by a party) most of all. “And why is that) Key, 48, took at a local gymna RADUATION GIFT ‘ sw) ship, ample supplies and weapons that gave them-# great }not al engingeimand appéarances | BiVen-at Sans Souci. Hg sai@\be| man over there chained to that | sium paid off. Parker and Sheaffer PEN Phy app eicmcanter Polit ] superiority over the Communists. What happened? The | 2an b&decei cthit. reason, | Was “particularly? imptessed" with | treet” asked the latest arrival of His car was rammed in the - and Coming: THE GREAT 2) a ate ; ep . ry identifying the building| the efforts of the Cubans ‘sports| St. Peter. “Oh, him?’ lied St. b ther. The other di vipa: i CATSBY ; i 3 p 2 " m iden’ g the building e efforts 0} oans ‘sports| St. Peter. . him?” replied St. rear by another. ne oth riv- We Del: F Communists, for some eranse reason, took over the coun. | ae 1 gladlydo- so. privately*if| commission toward relations and) Peter, “why we have to chain er didn't stop. Key gave hase, | (We Pee Alan Ladd And Hetty Fielda iw X try, ran the organized Nationalisté €éBorrhbsd ahd 24 pspyou'n interestiice — undesS$tanding Between, the Latin| him’ here in heaven, he's so caught the other man at the next) _ sat t tured the munitions that we delivered to Chiang Kai-shek. | A = * Per aaa Cowmiries.. ’ and. the) honjesick for Key West!” Well. intersection and had him pinned | i 1 r A te Mac oh Atel faeries . at States, that’s 2 bit far-fetched. but I/to the ground with a “Boston W hat is the sense of sending him equipment tok-togh yi | Sai bl ie Te wouldn't give you a dime for the crab hold” when police arrived. Hine L Ko¥mosa or in believing that some strange process is go- the . 4a} Bh ae re The Samoa Club closed fat the| fellow who didn’t feel that way | ——————-_-— ¥ ae Space! season but will open’ again in| about his hometown. They tell oR ihg’to make them better fighters when they get back to thé mainland? “It is easy for vote-seeking politicians to yammer about to anfier "hy ‘controversial sub- ject. which they think: has been hand}éd unfairly by me. Thg,column is. written. primar October according to Fred Mar- vil who thanks the people of Key| West for their patronage this on Georgia Crackers: when-| ever a Georgia Cracker dies, his last request is for one week-end in Atlanta before he reaches the evs Dr. J. A. Valdes || Specializing in Biggest litle refrigerator SU saving-our boys but the truth is that our boys must fight | jiy tomereate discussion and ulti- : ° ‘ 5 : hf p me ¥ From the editorial pages of The} 2 : for their country or it will-be engulfed and the losses that | matel% solve our problems} Citizer a pages of The} Golden Gates. Eye Examination and will follow such a catasrophe will make the casualties in ee Pipes payee ia It} The pork bac of old has} = beso ee | Korea 1 like nothi Sad as ft » be. th Ini : pe narrowrminded .sncr-| grown inte a ho,shead COMPL * one of the new : Korea look like nothing. Sad as it may be, the United | ance tg say that Key West has no} abs: 5 al Sa al WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS DUPLICATION f LENSES H States occupies a position in the world where it must lead can i ne any one person} Today's Birthd IN THE LINE OF } 20 ¥ E be ae Ay PROS 2 : aa Raa can ghecéssfully work out the) LOdays DHirthdays ‘ears Experience div f6Now ; if we fear to lee then the Russians will tell US | jroptams of our county and city f “ d ’ In This Community | INTERNATIONAL 4 where . api ay ry goverfiment,, |, Dr Nee La 4 of Bostoh Children’s We | d y else in the d.wii ur fighting. 2 | > amed surgeon, _ born in. Haver- ‘ Nol ody else in the wor da w do our fig ting. We > Contest hill Mageaame tab : Pr ts Exclusively HARVESTER can determine to protect our country, its people and their «i 2 a | Dr. Roy. Destebark at at | . Fr freedom, or we can decide to surrender, and accept the pissy ee one ee general of the Catholic Univer-| dictation of those who haye the guts to fight for what they. $ ed Venee born in Stone- COME TO THE want, The zero hour has come for this country. Stdtesmen | -—-—% ~ - | ‘Rt. Rev Began eM Wash:| TROPICAL TRADER , 2 . " . beg ay tE “ODE } 2 know that it is fight or srfehder, The professional vote- | g. of Newspapér Carrfer| PU": Pr: Episcopal bishop) | 71g Duval St. Phone 1000} |] rere oie, seeking politicians pretend to believe that somebody else | enter i pte born in Bethel, | u . Pe : > t., 64 years ago ¥ will fight for us and thepylet us organize the world as we * Siiccia Ross of the Univer-} : see fit. , iae-¥ —~}sity of Miami, Fla, educator-| bd > lwrit y ark % 3! Pais ten Se TaaNde ho Ad . } writer, born in Newark, N. J., ee ay Name Bt paper he délivers years THREE HOTELS IN at POPULAR PRICES ec Sone? + Seinen —_—————————: If everybody thought alike this would be & stagnant | ised world. Reasoiia for nominating him: Many of arly New Eng-| Hand houses were equipped with} |secret hiding closets for the pro-} }tection of women and children} Located in the Heart of the City RATES WRITE or WIRE REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE ‘ A crank is a person interested in something which you TRADE-IN | do not appreciate. | during Indian attacks. 5 . oat - Ford Pershing =—-Miller'_ ‘|| ALLOWANCES ae ‘hore is no business a:ywhere that cannot be im-j}- Hotel Hotel 0! _ ‘ ! proved by attention and hard work oad 60 NE. 3rd St. 226 NE. Ist Ave, 229 NE. lat Ave, Ov x . i ee Aes ts won | Malt 70.paren poy i sn erseas Ralio & | aig tig Business, which has complained for the past CONTEST. P.O. Box 93, Solarium ‘Heated . ELIJAH SANDS, Proprietor — 1s twenty years about high taxes, is making bigger profits | Chy."on or before 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION 617 Duval Street Telephone 79 sity . | than ever, after paying @l! taxes. | “Aug, 15, 3851.