The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 7, 1951, Page 2

TB Satin ta Sete ta ere ran ae EES ~sraw 6 x en enh on en “PAGE 1WO The Key Mest Citizen Publishea daily Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub- lisher, frotn The Only Daily Newspaper in'Key West and Monroe County a PB. ARTMAN - Editor NORMAN D. ARTMAN _ ._._.._. Business Manabe: Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES 51 and 1935 of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively tren to use for n of all news dispatches credited to 1 cr not otherwise -credited in this paper, and also the local,.news pul ‘here. e; Méiiiber Florida Press Association and Associated Dailies of Florida ‘Sbbsexiption (by carrier). 25c per week, year ‘$12.00, single copy 6c AGWERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION Th itizenis an open-forum and invites discussion of public issues SEE subjgets of local or general interest, *but it will not publish chonymous communications, TERR SIEMENS, ‘OR KEY: WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments, Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Governments. Community Auditorium. a . rea) wee | Ate ' | } JOYOUS DAY IN KEY WEST “Tf that story in The Citizen Monday about the dese- ation of graves in City Cemetery figured in a piece of “Tittion, magazines would reject it on the ground it was tog Ehpstly to be believed. What type of maniacal force actuated the men who qestrgyed the monuments and tombstones in the cemetery ? iter the men were temporavily insane or insanely drunk. Newman in his sober senses would have done what they did. Igy one: instance, there was a representation of an angel atop a tombstone, so they fiendishly broke it off. Blinded by ruthless hate, they had no regard for the sanctity of crdyis, and they attacked the representation of the angel withJa® much fury as they would have attacked some foul sreature that was threatening their lives. If these men have returned to their sober senses, as- ¢«uming they have sober senses to which to return, they are now gripped by remorse for their cowardly acts. In the heat of passion, a man murders another, but when he ool® down he wishes a thousand times he had not com- : saittéd murder. His remorse continues as long as his mem- ; ory lasts, and so will the remorse of these attackers of the lead continue as long as they are able to think, assuming igain they are not ingane. We have had other desecrations in our cemetery, but hey were minor cqmpared with the dastardly destrietivn | | werwatought there early Saturday morning. In the minds of | => noeinal people, a cemetery is sacred and they want to use | it@kept sacred. Heretofore, when vases were broken or PEED TPAD ERTS TSAO ELECT TATE T CEN TEETER TET ESTAS TE SOR EEE ees ss TO TENA ETE eee Ee , cept. | ese is itizen Building, corner of Greene and Ann Streets CONCH ;ence .*. "THE ENEMY Will THINK Ts A SECRET WEAPON. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Beef Scareity By Next WASHINGT! —There are sj next week beef? QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS OF INTEREST TO VETERANS uthoritative answe n’s puter shops Spokesmen for the meat indus. try said there’s an increased po: bility of a beef shortage bec of this week’s dwittdling cattle ceipts at the nations major mar- and curtailed..slaughtering. the third straight day the big packers yesterday passed up | } ted offerings... The packers med they could’ not pay the rice and still comply with gov ernment price ceilin, Lookout Tower ‘Delivered By Air MISSOULA Mont. P).—The U.S. Forest Service has success fully delivered a lookout t by | ing parachute, More than 130 timbers | the war the Ur plied fc I be once I A. No said it | the GI Bill the first time timbers as long | is < to be used in construction of the tower, Moun were dropped on Bear ain 54 air miles southwest » in the Selway Wilderness Unc a veteran wh vice with an end tip of the North American continent, we know, but it’ Forrest Turner of Forces) Y¥.M.G.A. reports that peatedly ask, it cost to post a letter from Key West?” Three cents, standard mail, bud, even though we are 1000 miles at sea, counting the miles from the beginning of the Florida Peninsula . through the 156 miles, along the Keys to the Island City. HAVE YOU SEEN: The poster for the open air artist's show which depicts a nude, back turn ed, which reads “Meet me face| to face at Clinton Place July 2-8” . Or the self portrait of the! body beautiful, signed K. Lawr- - It threw Mel Adams and Bill Berezovsky not ina helicopter ... Polly Car | bonell in a black bathing and a straw hat to end all fringed straw hats? ... Or Harry Pri ten; or wreaths stqlen from newly made graves, many “yegigdents advocated that the cemetery be policed at night. - = af Pver there was a time that it needs policing, that time is ~—weAside from the ending of the war in Korea and the establishing of a sound peace, no other news would please | Key Westers more than to hear that desecraters in City Cemetery have been arrested. Watching for them, when fe deast expect watching, may result in apprehending the It will be a joyous day in Key West if these worst of all vandals are caught. MAKE KEY WEST PRETTIER Nature, bursting in bloom, suggests the beauty that >would belong to Key West if full advantage were taken of the native flowering species, planted for growth and de- velopment in various localities where they would startle our inhabitants in the early spring with their exquisite pictures of exotic loveliness. e.[ivery community ean enhance its own appearance o-daceont its inhabitants with rare delights if a little titmeand thought be given to this idea. Really, folks, there is no excuse for an unattractive town or city in the pringtime of the year. “What shall we do thinking? Do we hear someone say, ‘Key West is wonderful at this time of the year? We do! Well, we will admit that Key West has made a good start and that it is ahead of | other places that we know, but, just the same, hardly seratched the surface, and, besides, thee ses that are far ahead of our city, about it, besides talking and we have | r are other ple TIME COMES FOR US TO PAY The United States is slowly getting away from the childish idea that it is a favored nation, without the dan- gers that beset other countries. There has been, in times past, a wide-spread accept- | ance of the theory that the world is our apple and that all | we have to consider is how to dispose of the fruit. | the time is not far off when the people of this coun. try will realize, as they have never done before, that every “ration pays for what it enjoys, whether it be peac commerce or successful existence in the’ midst of cious, predatory powers. vast Frapa- | There can be no cooperation, between men or nations, if one gives orders that others must follow, The power of religi ‘on is best promulgated by the un- | selfish example and noble lives of adherents. | Aeropalms, | the actual spot where the sun we | champion domino | fire house | frangi-panni | city’ streets jord by Eddie Arnold labeled on {a juke box under new swim trunks . . . What Pri | glory? | WHAT'S IN A NAME? The} Marine officer known as Grin! and Barrett... Royal Navy man i who says “Just ever sincé he wa: | branded herein as a look-alike of | Victor McLaglen Two name | on the apply to wed registry Harry Carey, just like the popular Western movie star, one named Goin, and which brought comment “Goin, Goin, Gone” Though not to the highest bidder or with the wind, but to a pretty | bride .. . The “dumb” elevator at the Masonic Temple which could tell tales of very funny rides until the elevator is in stalled leading to the thitd floor . . Remember the Earl Wilson column when he interviewed a show girl aboard a dumb waiter? > He got a lift out of that. FASCINATING ITEMS: The recent classified ad which read: “For rent, attractive room with bath on quiet street” . . , Betcha it wouldn’t be a quiet street for long! . A double sunset viewed trom the outside dance floor at Seaplane Base, with the reflected one brighter than going down It wasn’t the |eent cocktail hour that’ produced the scene, they claim . The games at the with silent kibitizers making mental notes. The exotic scent of rose did white blooms ‘long the A hillbilly the . Susan heading “Classics” McAvoy’s | gypsy look with her tan skin and | big earrings .. . | her to tell your fortune .. | back on the staff of The Citizen But don’t She mt Select the service that selects its men—U,S. Marines. A SUFFERERS comes froin the first asthma ‘ ter using: Metkcon. | », byt considering the $2.50 it costs 3s i z money bock gueriiites roe hag ay | rus Store, enh. Waite! Traman Avedie—Mall Cayo Hueso is out on the land’s| out of this world in every way!) the Armed| visitors and ‘sailors to the Cham-! ber of Commerce building re-| “How ;much does | for a loop, | suit | rec- | 0 feet had been dropped by; must have been a United Sti air in the service’s growing aerial | citizen at the time he entered (oe | program twin-engine Doug'sus | service with the allied “forc 7 DC-3 made three trips over the! order to be ¢ ale for be! Let’s Face It mountain to drop the lumber.The | Q. Could I get a GI home total weight was 9,200 pounds. to buy an apar nt be by Sra tc ETE which I would complete Double Tractors Beat A. No. The GI Bill spec y not get é | Man2ower Shortage you FINDL:.7, ill.—(@).—Farmer| unless you intend to liv Leo Rony figures he has the | Property yourse power shortage licked Q. I have just fin He hitched two tractors tan r the GI Bill, dem to pull a five-bottom plow of entit nt ren He s the lead tractor and op- use thos months to | erates the one behind by a rod 2 a short cour in a different throttle. The rear tractor’s clutch | field of study? I have never changed fields before A. Yes, provided you begin you short course before the July cut-off date of four years from your date of discharge, whichever is extended to the front trac tor by. an angle iron and pipe ver. He said he can plow 35 to 40 acres-in a 12-hour day with the ' : oF a outtit. Normally, a farmer does is later | GEORG M. RAY well to-plow 20 ucrés in the same, (Veterans living in Key West | Preachers often are the targets of, amount of time. who wish further information criticisms whether they be malici- | —__——__—— _.______________ | about their benefits should write the VA office at P.O. Box 609, ous or insignficant. A young man| collections were getting smaller approached his pastor one day for’ was that he preached too long and the sole purpose of taking him! the people were'so bored they |apart about some small item which) wouldn't contribute. Next Sunday | Mail The Citizen to Friends | he thought the pastor had neglect. the Old Servant of God announc- ed in his many dajly duties. “After | ed, “hereafter,-the,collections will erate semen os all.” said the young sprout, does the good shepherd do for his| the bigger the ¢ollections the) TRIUMPH Key West, Florida.) | sheep?” Meekly, humbly, and yet| shorter the sermon: t the shorter the COFFEE quite firmly, the old pastor re-} collections the longer the sermon, MILL plied. “shears them!” I recall a} The congregation will decide as| story told me when just a mere) to the length of the sermon’.” at lad. An aged pastor was told by| the ushers willeplease core fo: | All Grocers | his officials that the season the| ward for the morning collections. NE thing that interests us mightily: is O the fact that so many people are step- ping up, when they buy automobiles. 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We might claim —you’ll find more room — more comfort basal “vwhat) be taken before the sermon, and| STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | "Some day im going to own a Roadmaster” We'd like to show you the many extras this custom»built Buick provides — at no extra charge when we come to make out a bill énce two thrills found exclusively in One is the smooth might of its Fireball Engine. The other is the supreme simplicity of Dynaflow Drive, which is, incidentally, one of the many features included in the THURSDAY, JUNE 7, pee °. Rp: | KILL ATHLETES FOOT \Teday’s Birthdays) * a4 pest seu Maj. Says Gardner’s agers, New York, famous airplane engi- 1951, Alexander P. Seversky of RE germ neer-maker, born in Russia, 97) gr ns, deen st_ REACH it go pct Prof. Edith Putnam Parker of vale r the University of Chicago, noted! ' HOV? born in Rochester, __ eae tf ————— B. 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