The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 3, 1951, Page 2

hed daily feet an s trom The Citizen Buildi esher, Ann Streets in Days Gone By ° People's s Forum l oday s Birthdays i rd W. a ecenceece eee} irs, born in r am, Ala. The Citizem welcomes expres- sions of «he views of ite rend- » ern, but the edite Only Daily New: iN County right ? sei are co: ~ P, ARTMAN Editor Hey NORMAN D. ARTMAN Business Manage: 200 wordy. and eg ge a —- — A * | the writ it accompany Entered at Key West, F Matte letters and will be published un- ar — — - less requested orwine. f TELEPHONES $1 and 1935 >oultne ears ‘Sy : « ‘ : ‘he Associated Pres I ex ve “THE FATHERS OF entitied to use for reproducti t OUR COUNTRY flasor man «i not otherwise credite e | w Editor, The Citizen: New published her The terio gestation ) fe | progress succeed each othe $ : cording to a providential law 6 a f eighteenth century marked an-| D NC k 1c )N ;mals of our history with gold Y ‘ 7 i letters, “The American Re er Chi- The Citizen is an open foru nd ‘ lic 1 ‘ tion”. That century was b¢ gt S ag Per ce iecel oF ge ei oe : civilization; it had a continent t C ee ee eration ieee cucitaees aoe | bring into the world: The ek cence: Nea wa States of America; and the ‘ ; eae ‘ My | States of America still be Sou y F ORI A RE S s | wonderful faith of democracy u It sprung from itself only; it di G t 1 Ne York’! T oO N |not receive its impulse fr € er ar ere? 9 As $ 4 ancestors; it was the o! Ve fi t h ; of an. idea, an idea that was px — 54 e s | ed into the souls of John Han WEDNESDAY, JULY 4,, 1951 3 _ —— Thomas Jefferson, Samuel Ac sis : ine Skee geen Gaeta a at | Benjamin Franklin, George V t >. ¢ ai se xEY ington and many other vener e General b: IMPROVEMENTS FOR XEY ADVOCATED patriots who gave us free line 7 BY THE CITIZEN a great name w 1. More Hotels The American Revolution - nist di 2. Beach and Ba that powerful blood in its v 1 yee H 3. Airports — F ce it honored men of genius eases ; pe een si denied, it saluted them; when A. Stauffer, chair-iif ee | |nored, it proclaimed them; wt t ie - | persecuted, it avenged them; w : at Ox- fag oO AO ea AE | insulted, it crowned them, but oa 2, born eC INTELLIGENCE AND FREE |did not proceed from them..T 4 Bas : UES hear shot was heard around.the world olumbia ; The President of the Prudential Insurance ( 1 lit. happened in the summer nd noted = ofAmerica, the second la ce concern the 11774. tn.in New York, world, Carroll M. Shanks ‘ ple of the General Gage forbade the mec H ): Bipaedcesseulint er ons eae none. ¢ eas jing of the colonial assembly, ir : es PH fi Semmmauere pave some. 1 é eer | spite of this, it met at Salem, and : R cali fi “erippling financia! effects é sive illness |then at Cambridge and Coricord 7 , se al Realizing the need dtr 2 é al Savin ; Sine On the night of April 18th, 1775, | oi seid "56 ky it besid Hing th ns jthe governor sent a deta nent | it besides yelling abc > si oats SEATED ARE: Von Cozel, and Attorney Harris. Standing are Dr. Julio DePoo and an unnamed journalist from Havana, Cuba. of troops to arrest the alleged sige pees ance company American family ¢ial hazards of majc i This is a comn of those who lister and-so-called socialized be a mistwake on cal men to assume on the part of demag There is a need h tection against what Ss cripy f nancial effects” of is nee : for some sound econ t peopl country to secure : te medi hospital attention. Be ed minds of millions of pe and for re und Who.should work out 1 plan for ade- r quate relief, under th rise insurance and med free enterpri: CONCH - CHOWDER By RAYMER traitors: John Hancock and Sz uel Adams, who w in the house | of a preacher named Clark at Lex jington, and other troops to ca; | ture the colonial powder and sur } plies at Concord, but fortunate jPaul Revere, the humble cc | engraver and great patriot j several others no less brave. ; loped off through the night, v ling the farmers to take t |and putting the guardians « | military stores on notice; the cor {mencement of the great jand sufferings was on foot v j; culminated in the victor) | erty; the signing of our indepen nd fence on July 4th of 1776, and the | birth of the greatest nation universe. The American Revolution was the august mother of the eighteen th century and her fathers of our country determined—never to they won. This Fourth « 1951 finds us joyously iloisted High And Kept Bry (STRAND. 3 Conditioned Tuesday and Wednesday GOD IS MY CO-PILOT precursors, the They They were DENIS MORGAN AVD wr th pr RAYMOND MASSEY yagan about a s af our great victory of one paganda about a k Mz | ehd seventy-five years ago. How Coming: BEST OF THE agai nst office-h r As e i jever, there is a dark cloud over BAD MEN something must be : . : our horizon and a haze in the « Robert Ryan and (1 Prever Wa doula t 5 mosphere, grey as ashes—our lib <cpyeeeeeen . ats : erty is thr ed what insurance and ' é g T O LAT TO FLY HIS PLAN OUT, W. J. HAUSERMAN. ook the next best step by | the f the Fathers ot | MONROE and-more work 01 me né t ting the plane to the top of the hangar to keep it dry. The plane, had it not | ed would | our county: let us unite fa one o ° cooLen that would meet the e th . n eight t of water ce t vator airport on the edge of single th Meh te oe pone wan Tuesday and Wednesday country, in all ecc aus submit and we sha ep. | PARDON MY SARONG tion the country t ing our great cour ad th . : Z " S.A of the civilized we RUD ANTOTT AND LoL longer be a demi r ef i oday s Horoscope DARIO Q. GARCIA bh et dames from a condition tt July 3, 1951 Coming: BLOOD ON lions a ee THE MOON Select the service selec Robert Mitcham i Jane Greer its men—U.S. Marines. 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Rescue and relief : work, too, are directed by telephone. were f EASE PRICKLY HEAT ; This is but one type of the many special telephone networks i : ital and Dicper Rosh - - - FAST! serving government and military forces to help protect our Nation. Lalel oe eran This great and growing telephone system was built to serve U: ‘ : Cafete America in peace. But it is just as ready to serve in any emergency. 5 “SPEAK LOUDER: The value of this nationwide telephone network was never greater—never clearer—than it is today. ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 226 Duvai 5: TO HELP SPEED YOUR LONG DISTANCE CALL please give the operator the out-of-town tele- phone number. Telephone lines are busy with defense. treet Phone 25 Royal Standard and Portable Eypaeesiers Ask ab TELEGRAPH COMPANY SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND