The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 8, 1951, Page 2

” ~ al THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesd@ August 8gi8gi, - aed — The Key West Citizert, > rtman, owner and*pulgy eene and Ann Streets Monroe County: Sunday) by L. F Editor Business Manage: d at Key West, Florida, s Matter TELEPHONES $1 and 1935 ~The A: a GIBB ciated Press is exclusive atches credited t also the local ne By BILL GIERB pen forum and invites discussion of public is general interest, but it will not publi yOTLS. Ess ON FLORIDA Ass i de c=. t ed ate the IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED w. £ ruld ke the ar: BY THE CITIZEN expe actful | } More Hotels and Apartments, € ea of law en- | 2 Beach and Bathing Pavilion. eme ” upon a man, + irports—Land and Sea. S F W « be applied in * lation of County and City Govérnmerts. ich measure necessary to ac i unity Auditorium. the t protect in | € 4 who have lived in} VETERANS PROVE TO BE GOOD STUDENTS {Ks est f le nat of Ae: ng educational training un t r since it began, seven esF € We have} attended school or college | /'T" % : eet Te at a cost to the nation of !c: Bieny Perez. | mR {1 ea their faults but] i} A t ne of them. adopted in 1944 H ; sriitiken| volved in fighting for |p cr what a heel Here are some features that definitely EYRE as signed to provide fi ee say “quality.” They‘re the kind of features tn oe WHEELS who decid to go t law. . OF 4 blows Speci tg senegal ares nigh, bed. Saree | you'd expect only in the high-priced cars. hold the Wie iyo ge aig ans snot si 45 ithe : sid ander snaps bed Now let's see who offers these features 3B 2 ber of es to liberalize j'0'* CHaiR- ices . ; | among the three leading low-priced cars! HEIGHT t length of service, the vet-|~ Weil, that’s police work for you! among ing priced ca Seats at ies ro a ats of free schooling | Tr the badge gets the bosture and fulj Aeiaiye for erect, natural eg ase of their educatio: ! ; : neue jes Pia se Oe | 1 Americans at this time | ncies gre improving steadily ORIFLOW SHock ABsonace hat w was feared that there | Witness Garrison’s fast work in ee you three times the sh - ESSE ; jap hending a suspicious charac Of Ordinary shock ab OCk protection he apple-selling veteran 1," , thes niet towever. st sorbers! é # of rospect at that time w a8 }you want it to continue to im ELect : . ee R 2 i RIC wi > 5 the war ended e-time industry could not | Prove. you'll have to dig into the Ont 'NOSHIELD WipERs sna ie oe eae? 4 facts and background of hear-say © the vacuum type, they dont s * the released labor force and, consequent! me and not criticize unjustly. Here you get ¢t e when you step on the gas. n't Slow down ie ug thwths be » encowrage the vét@ans 10 | For the first time in a gumber ‘ - : nts theak lees: Much he same thought |! yee like repeating ‘ 70-10 1 compaess Sie nna pEBEL the on compensation payments ve Vhen out nace Be High compression “ oy RaTiO : ; ye too much, without formance from ey rieezes" maximum per . analysis of our problem DO fut me abuses of the privileges Pa on v, as f the ; ld: “There's \ lf \| IGNITION € the t # KEY sta ‘ the he veterans t t or ), leaving n the part of the veteran 8, at oF trait Je ing \ \ 7] AUTOMATIC ae WITH titutions of learning, the main * : Ger a . Just turn the & Sef. ©4—the engine start ré < n excellent. The minor inef TY COMMISSION - s. fivie hat some of the veterans have not; pe City Commissioners did an or SIX-CYLINDER BRAKES ———— leerning as much as to drawing the t dealing with bs extta hydraulic cylinders at t change t act that rr } tems the other wheels give you Sat the fromt ; ‘ : change the fact that, in the |" v ey surprised this Bice, Me You beter, More certain conto) main, the veterans behaved mselves in a manner tO | cojumnist be e of his arroit aca justify the government's expen anne tting the spectators ae Ol INTAKE . ' ir opini¢ It was ¢ Just below the From many college campuses have come favorable | P as ith the City crankcase, Sioa, Surface of oit in the comments on the industry and behavior of the G. I. stu- i¢ ; rs taking their right Smee nie ig nest oil dents. In fact, the men went back to school with the se- | ful sp ! all aspects CHAIN-CaMs, 1 aking # HAFT DRIVE rious intention of taking advantage of their opportunit OF OURS. @Qeuuuuenoowe. to fully it Le on 4 | May cen wack nido has | ould put if that « n anything Their behavior and scholarship compared favorably with tir icted on this ord that oftregular students in our colleges and universitie eve improve the The deadline of July 25th applied to most of the vet erans of World War H—those discharged Jul 25th,1947. Veterans discharged after that date could be gin their training within four years of the time they left the serviee. The probability is that a similar provision will be made in behalf of the veterans of the fighting in Korea. before — liforni D At.the peak of the program, in 1947, more than one White, president of ‘ IMDEPEMDENT Panning panic million veterans were on the campuses of the nation, get & Ohio railroad, Ivor independent of he enn a ting free tuition and subsistence grants. At this time, close Lathe ape lA ooh You an extra margin of safety, es to 500,000 service men are still at work in colleges and timore Sunpaper - Universities, although the number is dwindling very 1 spid- it in Balt ©, 63 ¥ ago ly Lieut. Ger nC. Gillem, Jr The economy of the nation cannot be based upon the oe of * 7 fi 4 Tele i t one a! effort to insure profits for marginal producer Fy ent ing the SLICE OF HAM. at G Last Times Tod with JOuN WARY MORE COTLL WHEES (te Feohnieolor Kirk Dowgine nud Jan Last Times Tod: with SILVANA Adetts Ovly : AP revwervarerss Qa 8 TRAIN.WILL BE HERE IN 6 DAYS.” Motiner bee —— “AT EASE, MENI THE. anditinned STRAND . HIGH LONESOME sn mething to be ‘Today's Birthdays nce of the uverbeur Appr or end Air jay AND Coming: ACE IN THE HOLE Sterting AIR OOLED MONROE . ay BITTER RICE MANGANO Nieht 63% famous ymb researcher, 50 years the i pound of butter and HM cents foi oday "5 ' Fugit ces Flushed From Swamp Good Old Davs an ounce of, tda and loaf of © © : | bread. 3 / , | Anniversaries | MONTREAL—UP)—An_ expen-| aeole ne Eh 1779--Benjamin Silliman, fam se sheet for one james O’Brien,| ous Yale scientist, among the first J worked oa the’Lachine Ca-|) DBs J. A. 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