The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 15, 1951, Page 2

She Key West Citizen Published daily ¢ Sunday) by L. except ssisher, from The Citizen Building, co Only Daily Newspaper in Key x and Monroe County jay, June-id, 1991 Artman, owner and pub Greene and Ann Streets ~ P. ARTMAN NORMAN D. ARTMAN Matter Entered at Key West, Florida, entitled to use for roproeninn of al] new credited to i Editor Business Manage is exclusively | SLICE OF HAM. AP Newsfeotures ghtfully, assessing their con- tion. These reve s a8 ‘ cromot otherwise credited in. this paper, and also the local news ah oi 4 1 4 vublished here. hy do you bel ny a vat Member Fi Florida Press Press As | stec x J ; ¥ 1 The Citizen is an open forum and invite 8 ‘and subjects of dogal or geneval interest, 1 f. £nonymous commurications. ead went up and us —_ a | th ee determined to 4 ‘ t, “I heard Su: i 4 j “THAT'S WHAT I CALL SEE-WORTHY! or IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED rain inoeencentiah a ce . BY THE CITIZEN : : ww . 7 Pre , i 1. More Hotels and Apartment Today’s Bi thday Ae a te g - co ah ame pa egg iS oc Mail The Citizen to Friends Teaateadeeipeaiy ates irpor' ind and Sea a : saci © Cetin of County and City Government: " —— the; } 5. Community Auditorium. Of O ae shi Vaqeeee = So urs STRAND cnsinns floy TELLS ABQUT THE SOVIETS SLAVE LABOR By BILL GIBB ay and Saturday orn i pnaies > hal, Something of an unofficial.- inquiry was recently} City Commussioner c. B. Har- PASSAGE WEST 2a 4 made in Brussels, Belgium, for the purpese of inquiring | YY an City Manager Dave I ee 4: » into the concentration camp system of the Soviet Union. {*"* : Ae ap aaah ie < es JOUN PAYNE ond DENNIS Fy * ” WR . d stand or 1¢ Day “otto! . A non-official tribunal staged a “trial” receiving evi- | aves. 7 A ie eta NOTHING BUT ‘AW SRK dence of ill-treatment and mass deaths onthe part of the | seh City Commissioner Louis Gah ,, FHE BEST man and Edward “svabsent defendent, the Soviet Government, which, Of |poneli apparently leaning 5 ‘ course, was not répresented at the hear owards the county officials MONRGE COOLED % One witness, Nikolai Antonov, a Russian engineer | What's the matter, Louis? : Aided ‘ spow living in New York, declared bem oath that he was| Are you going to for: ‘ : 2 Feiday nnd Setiedsy ‘gne of the engineers in charge work on a canal from |/little, average man you've alw f : : : es & 1931 to 1934. He swore |foueht for, and go over to George ECONOMIC ; ; ALWAYS LEAVE Jeningrad to the White Sea dade 1931 to 1934. He swore : Ba ee is as : t ¥ THEM LAUGHING “that 700,000 prisoners died in the construction, with about dial eos waetey, ane ; rion asaya ; : : 740 deaths a day from starvation among the slace labor-| Howard Wison, Claude Gan eat pager pest ea 58 WILTON BERLE ana , ert, which, at times, numbered close to 1,000/000 workers. | jolfo, Frank Bentley—it sound soso te deataadh : okt ee eee In all, twenty-fivé witnesses were heard during the ae penned me Beh ae Marvin did. A few mi t ft ‘ LIGHTENING ‘ : 5 : ; ow and why are such men 4l-|ji¢.ouards came « 5 ‘ + of t ie i five days of hearings. Qne Plish woman told of spending | owed the opportunity to buy val- ie eo : ea hess eg t t pneerey Se ee time in a model camp, which was a camouflaged show |uable bay-bottorn land that will al atele flirt’: “Setbae tor me es } piece to impress visitors in Northeastern - Siberia. Alto- zal ats the oe Pe tkiag sath 2 eens. Ah 2 2 P ' . i ” scenic ve they can enjoy! - - ~ gether, the evidenc@igivenby many who escaped froth the | ound the’ island, wile the city] f slave gangs seems onfitm earlie reports | that thesBov- itself was-turned down on the . iet Union has been giilty of introdudj tigi 4 anew ailfer Pore. given hake : system into the world, say bottom in question is shallow . While it is difficult to prove, the probability ig ‘hat water, bounded by a barren Dred many prisonefa of war, who havesbeen unheard. of-aince sae rag PS See ad 3 ost 0: e water aro d 5 the close of hostilities, were imprgssed into labor gapgs. | spores’ is shallow, but it’s still! * Undoubtedly, many of them died und¢rethe hardship of |oeautiful to those of us whol , ‘ a : , Joever have the opportunity to} ; the slave labor system ary he concentration camp technique WIRMEA? [slirners ap ea hel A not only provided theSaaQu AOR WT ¢ tchéap'labo® but ke And will Dredger’s Key be| ; also helped it to dispose of some of those opposed to the en afterthe Navy completes| ee = xisti ogime. helpew Aiicing project? | : CREE See IG private interests continue to a ‘EN SBS suy-up and gain control over all | Be CLOWDERS AND. KENDLES f our waterfront, we're going to) : The cat that walks himself, in the admirers, is displaying the v« of cathood. Cats / are individualists. They company, most of them, but they must either make ean ir own terms or quiet- ly go it alone. Perhaps that is why few group of cats. People spea walves, a flock of sheep, a school ridges. For some animals there are fancier terms that are seldom heard: A pride of Ji@ns, a skull dice of curs, an exaltation of lark ings and a gaggle of geese » None of thege Seems to fit the d he walks in vothpahy, The declare flatly: “There is no noun of But its authority has been ct One says curious letter: opinion of his ry essence people have any word for a herd of cattle, a pack of of oe a covey of part. of fox@s, a cowar- a murmuration Of gtarl- tic cat, even when London Times goes so far as to ssembly for cats.” clowder of cat ecor for which the 1 ding to one of those es is a magnetic _pole. One also says a kendle of kittens, Cloy der, it appears, is # variant of clutter, or at best of cl ind hardly doeg justice to feline dignity adult cats, But if cl why bother with “kendle,” utter is good enough for a word most per. sons will refuse to acknowledge without an introduction. To describe g small clutter, there tbe no better word than the fami! ENGLISH SPEAKING NATIONS “The sooner we better it will be,” declare ual Shinwell, who takes criticisms directed against the government of his country because of its alliance with the United It is a.strange comme ntary on human nature, that in United States there are those who do their best to stir up ill-feeling between the EF : r “litter, top this araging of British Defe America, the Minister Eman- of the acrimonious official notice States, the t glish-speaking nati6ns. The same~van’ be -said-ofea*vertain’ contingent of the British $s popalation. Farsome rgason, the malcontents appear to “believe that theewelfare of thy world will be served by leveloping hostility betwee; the leading exponents of “Tdividual freedom now extant in the w: rd The deliberate ple: 5 emt , misuse of freede as dangerous mei 6; "As their suppression. © a z : If mankind is to benefit fy he mistakes of the past “there will have to be a widespread ance with what ri ts popularly referred to as history : Apropos of China, w to. know what Chiang Kai-shek can do on ic that he could not do ' ~. When he was on the Chinese mainland ye as land-locked as though we vere in the middle of a desert I can remember when the South 3each with Cassino and hing was a ple ic could go to enjoy themselve: Yow it’s controlled by private in crests except for a small, inade-| juate City beach. Miami had this same with Biscayne Bay a few ago. They suddenly woke year! up to hefact that unless they stopped; they | wivate “island-building”, wo@ld not have room enough up hefe to row a skiff in the Bay Ifanyone is entitled to buy the} ‘ocd land from the Internal Im oro¥ement Board ‘0: State of} Plogida, then it shoul be the City| y : ey wen. : Fatt ALL-PURPOSE SEDAN © © 4 i! ee. nh hoe aba The distinctlve'ndte in family cars that gives you i wil change ‘his mesa Shand a wide chbice of beautiful two-tone bady color : And that Cominissioner Jahn combinations with harmonizing custom uphol- Jarbonell will Hot remain silent m such an important subject Throughout many years, John Carbonell has worked hard to make Key West the better town it is today. We're depending| upon him now to help prevent this sale of public lands to pri vate individuals. 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