The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 21, 1951, Page 8

Pause & THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, November 21 ere Witnesses oe 542,000 IN COUNTY (Continued from Page One) eeds have thrust up rete ps who pointed ot Meac hsm 1950) through been an eyesore RED PLANES NOW CHALLENGING U.N. | WASHINGTON, Nov. | General Hoyt Vanderberg said to- day that the Russian-built Mig jet planes are now challenging the Al- Bulletin | 21.m.— | There'll Be Thanksgiving In Berea Hold Meeting ec)" a ng —< umble ed-laced masonrs lies’ complete air superiority over ad ardly ed to the a Korea. ' ' DELEGATES TO ity of the setting But the ‘Air Force chief of staff Saas Z : c pair the road | said so far the situation is in hand. | CONVENTION CAME s prompted by Joe Al- Vanderberg said that overnight Q FROM 25 SOUTH len C at Commissioner | Red China has become one of the | # GRRE Ham .| Allen, at an open forum at the | major air powers of the world. = | FLA. CONGREGATIONS | {ior ab in 1949, \ General Vanderberg added that ies ai es several County }RedChina obviously has attained E ALM BEACI : PGES obrgd that status. : ee See pours E club dinner and, during the| As he put it, “as the direct bene- | da convened in convention as- | | ficiary of another power possess- sembly this past weekend, Nov. 16- | ling the essential industrial and 18, at West Palm Beach. All ses- | | technical resources that Commun- sions of the convention were held | | ist China itself lacks.” Vander. | in Wright's Field Stadium, as no ] \berg did not mention Russia by | other facilities were large enough | aoe here (o accommodate such a large, ! See eae, i he convention was a semi-an- | Agents Attempt cireuit assembly of the wit- | nesses living within the bounds of H | E est, Melbourne to | 'o Halt Extortion and Key West to the | SAN FR eae : 3 | SAN FRANCISCO, 21.— , ates over: (P)—Two US. Trea agents i Pre aekeentee ee: in San Francis¢ Chinatown \ dium here. have begun efforts to halt a flow | nt of the 3-day ses- Loties Laie es “) t kof extorted mor hrough Hong .: 2 ed on aerator one ts Con murist. China (®) Wirephoto from U. S. Army i Mr. Miller, Chis mente ave ak " lay, piacere ner, thet, agents aze at work in New! MASTER SERGEANT CHARLES ALLISON has just proved \ see Society, York, Boston, Chicago and Detroit; that this shinme ae atchower | Bible Societys | following disclosures that Chinese hat th ipment to the port of Pusan is not mislabeled as k a agent : pe in the U. S. have been induced to »s into a big net full of boxed ‘turkeys that have been © nd timely address 2 h oP t Car: Nn / : isi ‘ send money to Red China under sed to Korea. The birds will be the main item of com- a eeatien renpeusiee sees | threat of death to their relatives in foress’: Waiesivtay alnne: a SE atratice : “Security| China. g! widely advertise as “Sect | pen SHaawecnate - — riakeekataitin: in 2 Troubled World.” | Nutrition experts in Illinois, ati White House automobiles are not I When questioned as to the pur-| Interesting a Notes 't request of the Mexican govern-| the personal property of Uys, f pose of this convention, Mr. Miller} | ; ment, have successfully milled an’ Presidents. They are leased by } said, “It is for the purpose of in- | All six national hockey league | inexpensive, dry, stable tortilla) the government from manufactur- . creasing our knowledge and faith] |teams started the season with the | flour from which Mexica’s famous! ers, who supply the cars. at nom: , in God’s Word, the Bible, thus re- }same captains they had a year|flapjacks can be made with great-| inal rates because of the publicity t ceiving greater comfort from the | ago. r ease. value 1 Bible, resulting in peace of mind er cA as eS : and true security amid a perplexed | Halfback Frank Hauff, ‘ aptain | bs and troubled world.” | oe <q [of the Navy grid team, is a full | jae ARES. e. 8 = t similar program of convention| Citnce Stat mk, |time performer. He played the | HOTELS IN IAMI at POPULAR PRICES e activity is carried on throughout ne fulll 60 m in nearly all of 4 the entire earth is as Jehovah's THE SEA WALL GOETH | Nexy Seains laste ; Located in the Heart of the City : witnesses are established in 116 5S REE : | RATES countrie reir Bible education- | WORKMEN CLEAN UP the shattered remnants of the sea wall on Roosevelt Boulev uth. | ee oldest Big Ten aieie x REASONABLE ROOMS Sor tena ee "4 90! | Je. The complete renovation task see a nt door” to Key West m ne {Ue champion c ‘ootball i h ec iieerature ip published in 90 ee te eee as Paap Ber nr CaEAS deat: y " : |badaball’v outdoor teask and bas] with BATH and TELEPHONE Be different languages. | of the most beautiful city approaches in North ica | ketball 2 . z The people of West Palm Beach! [eres R t P sh o Mill graciously received Jehova's wit- Sete ae Lo esa IZ ersning y er Eaiggien de gernteeratie ll Reds On Campaign May GoTo Mose ow! HE meir wast 13: games in 1s51.Their | Hotel Hotel Hotel to The city officials kindly a | ; | Jlast nine games were all losses 132 E Flagler St. 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave, tions. The city offic feel Citizen Staff Photo | . No Gambling In | Te | 102, Rooms 100 Rooms 80 sisted wherever possible in making) Gila ceva uiahess ‘Of Ma { | | The University of Arizona bask- | Slevator Elevator Rooms ares conyentian 5 aes ne a “THE SMASHER \ iKey West Says j etball team scor 5 points | Solarium Heated Elevator e radio stations and the pub-! a se eee i . i ja SARA iR Re 3 eS lic press were most congenial andj forum, asked what city improve-!_ SBOUL, Nov. 21—W.—South Ko- Hotel Official ry Naa enacts 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION co-operative in handling the news,ment individual members would|?€@ bas aécused the Communists , | Motet ucla | orc releases relative to the conven | jadvocate for the city jof engaging in what it called “A, | A clear: billzot bakit: con 9 sao NS idee ts NEEDLE RCE e.g tion. Allen, not then in polities,!¢ampaign of murder never before | gambling was given Key West | co UGH? COLD ae | A fifteen minute interview was) suggested a complete repair job|exampled in the history of the i | conducted over station WWPG on Roosevelt t B oulevard. His mo- | civilized world.” | by a leader of the spacial Hotel pny i * between Mr. Grant Miller, ‘the enthusis m, Chiet opposition to} government charges Sut Aa Reds Commission who spent Novem- | pelpeipel aig ciohmoih os pe ae me he srourid an| have slaughtered more than ber 13 and 14 touring all the | a local minister of Jehovah's wit- | estimated million dollar cost for] thousand Korean civilians and alleged gambling establish- nesses, Mr. B. E. Giffin. The in- the work { 000 South Korean prisoners-of-war. | ® @® MIAMI AWNING WINDOWS terviewer was of public necessit ments here, he told The Citi- Allen replied that it The statement is the latest in the | : wouldn't i : and proved to be intensely iM-! o4.¢ million dollars and ‘it is | barrage of atrocity charges and | Sean Meant Harty: Jat nalts ai Werldioh 20187 @ SUPERIOR CASEMENTS teresting to the many listeners} believed, grew interested in the | Counter-charges. | The State official said: } Comforting Relief who previously asked questions) yroiect to such an extent that | It said that millions of Koreans in! ' know where oe a by @ ALUMINUM JALOUSIES about the convention of Jeho-|he entered county politics at the |North Korea are being systemati-| for matching pennies are — | vah’s witnesses. . went to all of them last week opportunity cally staryed and frozen to death: @LOUVER WINDOWS | first | | | | rom te verbal response, eed county bucger appropriat- | 40@ it asked: “In all the, plans for | wet | was in pas West. None manifest that the answers and e» sls hea priat- | peace that will leave Korea. still | of them are operating.” oun sieve planations given by Mr. Miller de- Tas Een 1 tne, Canal {divided, what ate the plans to save | Cee oe S ®@JALOUSIE DOORS ig and’ satisfied the radio) ee Sinix " ~|the seven million Korean civilians tyragey FO: REx US NOP TO Use His. iGiee representing many local] Mission. Although the sum was | ake: sil : es name, said that Key West i @ VENETL BLIND Sr ata including patriotie|£*" off th estimated million dol Wee behind the Conus ieee’ | cialis. willie. at lak ae re —— K ae and religious listeners lars it was decided to repair d ek a . gambling is concerned. e WwW Baday morning a Baptism ser-)™any feet of the boulevard as|ers a better way to-build a road, He said that investigation of vice ‘was conducted with many ia Pe seeaen vould cover and Roosevelt Boulevard will bei gambling..comes under his @PATIO FURNITURE ea to Sib cared me orca eee let to Henry pre oot largest. examples. : : coer, a it seeee a he Convention spirit co ed} gins who about to start Jnlike the- customary séa wall mare places which serve food an to ‘Rl ghep et aren sod Re aed when the State Road|type of promenade ithe project ; (®) Wirephoto | bevaeties as well ne hotels. [f | that bears « JALOUSIES ... VENETIAN BLINDS y and reached its thrilling) Department entered the picture | will be composed of a wide ave- PRESIDENT TRUMAN says establishments violate any name limax with Mr. Grant Miller's) after efforts on the part of Rep-|nue sloping into the ocean. In} George F. Keenan (above), | state laws, sanitary or gam- | discourse at 5:30 p. m."Sunday, on| resentative Papy |the event of unusually heavy { ng considered for the post bling, they can be closed up PHONE 1042 the subject, “The Way of Success.”| Hudgins ag ct the |seas the water will wash up the! of ssador to Russia. If | tight, he said. ' DUVAL ST. - a | county out of the « act there- | walk instead of beating against} ar Keenan would suc- | The Commission, appointed AR N ——— Arizona's basketball game with | by lessening the co! burden |the concrete. | ceed idor Alan G. Kirk, | by the Governor has its head- == = Brigham Young U. in Provo, Utah |on the expense it It is thought that some effort] who reportedly wishes: to | quarters in Tallahassee. CLEARWIEW o December 1 wil dedicate BY Today d and bulldozers |will also be made to renovate! up the post. Keenan is a form- ! aa) PHARMACY e IN hew million dollar field house. jare levelin the rubble and/the old Florida Emergency Re-| er head of the State depart i natiens! set UES j giant “smasher e pulverizing lief Administration bridle path! ment’s policy planning staff The tt WO sch national weather bureau was| the huxe slab onchste “Hak which dines ihe Shoulagand Aen He is, now on leave. endiaerv: © OSs Store ee a under ek were uplifted by the hurricane, {present the path lying between} ing w e Institute of Ad- Ravine conccenide Supervision of the Army Signal) Oddly enough the hurricane|the regularly spaced trees is} Vance Studies at Princeton. uy Perotti vi E Corps jtaught engineers and road build-jevergrown with vegetation Seegg AUTOMOBILES SEE THE A1¢ THU Sen Corner Varela Street PHONE 177 TWINS 1130 Duval Sr. PH. 1870-1871 rvice At Thanksgiving Nuns Aid Fight Against iSialian Fr baal 4 . Ley Memorial Methodist Church Si. Paul's Episcopal Church | t Presby terian Thanksgi ervice will be hurch, Wh : * : TRUMAN AVENUE at GEORGIA STREET Sct Thanksgiving Day Services ’ o'clock the which the cieesenininiinaremensen "The nior 8:00 A.M.—Holy Eucharist (Plain) cca. wing i" iy a 10: 00 A.M.—Choral Eucharist and Mrs. J ichenor will sing as | Sermon SPECIAL er solo “For. afl the Blessings — —_ of the Year,” by Murray. The | Pastor, the talph Rogers will use as ermon topic “Na. | tional Pur: virtues of Puritanism: arc ;and salutary as to command emu- ntly : 3 ' jlation of all honest and patriotic | | strong hanksgiving Day Worship Service Subject: “Sound The Trumpet of Thanksgiving” | citizens Too many allow the term fo be obscured by est and | narrow bigotry of th he seventeenth | century. Stripped of defecta} it stands out } { | ctions its the backbone. the stapling influence and power dest ined to e Satisfactory and in j SPiring freedoms, which linked with oo ascen W ” be the} \P) Wirephoto via radio from Rome | py; inde oF aaa 10 oClock i Pag attitude of sou ‘ A per BLACK-ROBED NUNS fill sandbags for an emergency dike as residents of Adria, marooned | fheg! qvowld, be most helpful im o Clock In the Morning by the floodwaters ravaging northern Italy, try tos © rising tide. Relief boats with supplies | ds ays eet ny > > helped reduce the at to Adria’s inhabitants, but heav ains werg creating -new flood men- | Ninety per Ronse a ne ee f Hi A NKS Gli VING DA Y aces in the already devasted Po River delt in sources said approximately 100 persons have transactions are settled by written | died in the floods and many thousands have made homeless tg :