The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 14, 1951, Page 2

| | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN The Key West Citigen | hed daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub: | m The Citizen Building, corner of Greene and Ann Streets | Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County os: Dae ; . NORMAN D. ARTMAN c “Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter > TELEPHONES $1 and 1935 stember of The Astociated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively | e ed to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to if otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news lished here. | Member Florida Press Association ané Associated Dailies of Flotids | ee nt er ar eT Tuesday, Augusi 14 195i pscription (by catrier) 25c per week, year $12. 00, single copy 5c} ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION i The Gitizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issues | subjects of local or general interest, but it will not plblish tous communications. | ess ON FLORIDA Ass EMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED = BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—-Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Community Auditorium. Oe we Governments. | MYSTERIOUS CHANGES IN SOVIET POLICY In what is considered an important’ declaration of basic foreign policy Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Ja- | treasure hunt when cob “A. Malik repeats the statement attributed to Joseph Stalin in 1936, that “to attempt to export revolution - is | nonsense.” i 2 ; twice deposited over $4,000 f Utah State Prison at Point-Of-The ‘ Br Quakers, Mr. Malik said that the general policy of | ing treasure sunk or ii ; pe RS pr ane i he aie -Mountain. And the prison has €rson, who warden during the Soviet Union was against interference in the affairs of | somewhere in the Key Soa New with the government’s request —- out a nica for help the May uprising. other countries. He explained that the Program’ of the |here. “The map was on St 1 ues comaniza oe se ene hes he oicegere The longest canal in thecwanid A 5 + ath , 1 Secur Act Sales of defei savings bonds, | 5¢! ¥ pas aay" A A Soviet ealled for peace and friendly relations with other | kind id leathery stuff,” ( Three Higgs, business agent | Suth of Salt Lake City ig.snid to be one built in Chini including the West. | said. W I suggested arter |f0F the carpenters here, announ-| The Salt Lake county sher many. ContiTies: Ae. i y, - ‘ be ary | ment, he reckoned that's Ch ae y) ced today office also dispatched all i oe ¥. This is an interesting declaration and would be very | was’ Anyway, he kn t Sree arc oo, able officers. The dispatcher said | The slave trade began in 1603, iportant, if true. Unfortunately, when it comes to jm- the waters around here better s A Negro specis veman| he understood “some guards had | when the Portugese landed the important, ‘Ys | 945-~1 surrender 3 pecial policeman plementing such a general declaration the gap between i the two camps is so wide that extreme gogdwill, on: both | ides,-will be necessary to make the program workable. in connection with the details one will find, no doubt, that | the Soviet still sticks to the suggestions made before the Unité? Nations, which have not yet been found satisfac- | Bill’s fishing boat will p: tory.> The Soviet wants cooperation of the great powers for a fiveepower peace. This is good in principle but does it | but he has the contract mearmanything more than previous Russian upon-doing it along the Soviet line? duc weapons, with international control. This, too, is all right, | as far-as generalities are concerned, but does the Soviet | dred McDonough, 403 street, celebrated their 17th of thé.nations or in ratio of present armed strength which ising Uniob-expect disarmament to be based upon the equality | would give Russia an advantage? Tiisofar as the atomic makevsure that nobody proceeds secretly in preparation inside-the Soviet that would satisfy the security demands of other nations. development of peaceful and economic relations among |- ¢ ntries. This is in line with the general thought of, support the principle declared. | Words, by themselves, will not erase the suspicion ee. Chapman's were also enter th Which wmestem, powers: wew the: teemendopsiarmeti taining « gue: (Qh of the Soviet and its domination ‘Of certain ‘asao-/ West who had a birthday iday with a white -coconw | champagne and ali the ntent. There must be overt action to demons |mings. A bachelor {f n2tions. There must be something more than de- riions of erity of the Russian government to its pious | 3 of principles z ss of what has been said, however, there | to be a general conclusion among western diplomats | some reason, the Soviet is now engaged in a series ed at improving relations with the western vy be that the growing strength of the de- reed the Soviet to decide up Some observers il relationships. think he Kremlin have rejected war, for the smen for controls if they do not » don't know but it may hurt the that ou human casualties and tx Th next -wa wu many-of them jer delusion when men insisted and r the old da; to settle religious, political Who can re uponkpersonal fisti economic issues? Political campaigns may be bad but without them theréwould be no free elections without which we would havecdlictatorship : = “ae erameae van. 9 WWhen advertising something to seli never bother to tell the customer how good you are—tell him what your product will do for him ator &™ FkUM a RERIE ME nee nnn CONCH CHOWDER tase to Atlantic |Special meeting tonight for the | Soe BEE AT OE By RAYMER oe antic | purpose of meeting with repre ‘Riot Breaks Out on May 20th and held control for | |sentatives of the Board of Trus- | ss $ 2 red to shoot him and | Electric Company’s system and = i zs TA complished by the weather e = = + say ah Seat es ., ptison warden, T. A. i 68 ee eee Answers Mitchell's’ Letter seliedy, guard shoots | oes becca holdings ‘situated rison ain Cee ee ret nt ace ae pray jen a gi ing 3 three weeks. His | Herst of V In response to questions asked by a visiting group of |, map back from Mexico than most of us street, and he says he did locate} the spot marked on the n | “When the pesky bugs aren't so 4 sf é 2 found the place once, fhe Soviet, according to Malik, wants immediate re-|do it again om of arms and unconditional prohibition of atomic jthe map, bad and when we ha bett 4} ‘ cupational licenses for his twoj equipment, we're going back Mi a iry troops | Festaurants. Constable Bienvenido camplete the search rms me i J and with | Perez arrested the man and he’ll a pl h a at vipe out en. | tell it to Magistrate Enrique Es- jably have to be suppl Jena nto tis ia en ob es 800, .@uinaldo this afternoon at 5 p. m. | with other craft when the the i — in a preliminary hearing. He’s Gees. He doesn't have the : CTC" | py ee Ca under $50 bond meanwhile. Today’s Birthdays — | per 4 “pcan apie aie asia Trus® i ' Fron; the editorial pages of Th se | Herst’s guide. “He depend mi i a Oa e J pages o} e | insistence tee Wook ws little figur ; 1 , ec Caroline’ F. Ware of} Citizen, “Our big job is to free | dl i Uni social)this country from the subversive | lsays he expects to get bomb is concerned the United |gressionsl Medel any da 2103. hte . . red came bac! wi State&js willing to prohibit its use, provided certain safe- |get a Purple Heart. guards, including effective international inspection to |hail from ) years ago. ge ny original neck ‘7 York, fa- lomatie ability and depth of} |the woods up Pittsburgh way a, Kins. Judgement, ought to carry the! for thts type of warfare. The Soviet wants the bomb out- ee nt ot sri lawed-but has not yet agreed to # system of inspection |Bruce, a tall, handsome Virgir jis publicity man for | Airlines. z teresting Southern drawl Another declaration was that the Soviet favors the |ever heard outside of the r s who sign- } ‘He informed me that 15 1 t of Charles, SMERICAN COFFEE | idels. were enroute, from at the Restora., #4 CUBAN i ‘ age 08. |¥ork on a tour of South An nations but, so far, there is little concrete action |ca including Colombi jgentina the realization that they plan to fight, if ) War or an/ jparty Sa | paper or heavy magazines. . -Har4 ‘gy Phillips has a new nickname, THE AMERICAN WA | NEWS Of Days Gone By | = ent “a eemomneeoren ration, born in ed Sept. 12, ¥ 4 1 rela Cunning- | | d i 3, and first re- | unt Vernon Ladies | bs endeavor to raise tb q | buy Washington's j | F ! emed unladylike, tb ” S.C. Died May| Taken From The Files | : : { i: } i Phonak Sekt Of The Key West Citizen | a ‘ tor and au. | -#@SMessseseeeeeeesesanas | F { n in Eng- | 10 YEARS AGO H i M., Oct.) Sitting as a board of equaliza- tion tonight at the courthouse, ; sid, noted Monroe county commissioners | gineer, born | will Died Jan. study complaints against tax | assessments and hear citizens who wish to make their complaints in i. Jewett, Detroit | person. neer auto man- County Clerk Ross Sawyer said in Elmira, N. Y.| most of the complaints received up to now-have been in the form of telephone calls, indicating that , 2 . a number of citizens will put in Today In History formal protests before the Bock | listoric Jay Treaty with | re closed. Wash-|, Operators of the CaSa Marina | hotel filed a protest against the 100 per cent assessment in the last meeting of the commiss week ago, but the letter over for later action. renner emoreau ett en BD: Of - ww wwes2 oes enn cesrweeseawss ws em AP Newstocsures Reece B14 “I'M NEW AROUND HERE. WHEN DO I GET A RAISE? Secsecees ith the Florida eclared at an tently since z : Citizen setcomes expres- established in San Diego and] ffice Let’s Put All The Cards On The Table The City council will hold a 5. Supreme Cgurt Jus- visiting Cali. {tees of the Florida Keys Electric | { Justice of |COOPeration association relative to acquisition of the Key West on the present riot ‘are ately available. Tele- s into the prison are all Bill Crespo will go ou the control is At Utah State in mosquito lene requested David St.Terry, who only sor has not been named. ott succeeded A, O. Sev- tizen serving SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 14 | P)—A riot has broken out at the dosta, Ga. ders registra- June 5. 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