The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 4, 1952, Page 2

‘Fae Citizen sa a peel Sulaellaetevisss “aiauatentad pubis dante eh enon aens & eee een: et publish to point fl si ‘dismemberment “of (GAPE. BRUCE &. BRADLEZ, USN, meets! a sey Cons bay. MaryAnn Gayhart, ugh er of Mrs. Gayhartt. ae i within two te dive years, Mr. Smith’ siete that.the most | productive areas of China will eventually be attached to | he Soviet Union. - Phe veteran newspaper than asserted that “a sub-' stantial part of the effort of the Chinese Nationalist Gov- srnment” is devoted to selling the Chinese people the {dea that Communist leadership is traitorous to China. “Obviously, this is the best theme which can be stressed by |. anti-Communist .Chinese officials, The slogan in this ef-| tort is “Mao is a Traitor; he'sold us out to Russia.” ‘Some observers on this propaganda drive, el ‘ ! is reponsible. for the recent: can- “weltation, in China, iy Sov Friendshi hy: ., These observers think ee ared a servance af this week might: “have just the opposite of what*had-been planned.” "", i If these reports get Aaya the ‘Allies should ie up their pro “pint Ms sient ists and. incrense: has long been pias ati rt aero “ly.way the West will end the i is through an internal eae a: or, by st rébellion against the Russians: The thought of nt Ameri-’ can.aerpy invading Chinh is most distasteful ‘to AmeH-): cans, who realize results —., if: ever achieved: successfully — would’ not justify the tremendous ‘sacrifice’ that ‘woilld bevinvolved, Men may. differ in opinions but they should not dis- pute as to facts. » Correct. this sentence: “Yes, Ma'am, the meat. is tough and hardly fit to eat.” _ Hint to readers of the news; There is no law against thinking things out for yourself. - Phe: bombastic big-shot, * will one day reach a reckoning w tFampled, pe} ad Pu cess and” all, “fittle people he has, tte a in ma tad The Jocal goal has been set at $2,000.00. She disclose that the - i goal will be $16,000,000.00. ‘About 215,000 persons died of can- Te ee ee a ite ersistent eulty in swallowing. ‘ ‘6. Persistent rer nat cough fe Fe ‘Any -change:in norte) ‘bowel i This year the American Cancer Society hopes to reach every ‘Ame- rican Home with*its life-saving in- formation about cancer. The funds that suppert this informa- tion program are provi by gifts to the Cancer Crusade. The appearance of any of. the @' ove symptoms does not mean, of course, that cancer invariably is Present. But a doctor sheuld tonsulted immediately. Sinee. un- treated cancer always spreads, de- ‘Hay is serious. Remember! Cancer strikes one | ‘in'five. Strike back. Give to con- Quer cancer. Contributions to the Crusade can be mailed to CAN- ‘TER, Key West, Florida. Every person reaches the stage; somewhere in life} where he realizes the real values of society from what he |’ thought they were. So far as we are concerned we tend to pass on when we meet somebody who is more interested in the world to.come than the world at hand. “CONGRATULATIONS” Editor, The Citizen: writing articles ole of Key West fortunate. She gives not joncise story, seth {} 29ersonal touch that \, aNE” This is not only my opinion, he opinion of my many treat deal of tens gous, fe: extended fo her in the warm re- ception extended our “NUMBER visitor, Herry S. Truman. Trapklin D. Roosevelt suffered a evere persecution in his home uaty, but # bevhad been biessed : «ith a Susan McAvoy ‘rather than j| be horrible attacks of 2 Westbrook e..: | RGi ae | WERE GETTING LOW ON THE MASHED POTA ‘egier, be may have heen alive ¢ wi Tiree ehecrs for Susan, and may | be stay with us for 2 long time. } Very truly yours. Derethy W Richardsen. | €16 Caroline St Key West. Fla. April 2. 193 ne entincemee } When you oil a sewing machine | fun it @ few moments tc work the | of imo the Learings, thes wipe off Mrs | the superfiveus oil. Put the ma- chine away, then run it again and | ‘} wupe off the off fust before using it | as employed im the rs ee the next time you take it out \Jenuary, 164. He has | dal; the American Area medal]. th Asiatic-Pacific Attorney HELIO (MONI) GOMEZ For State Attorney. -~-- J. LANCELOT LESTER For Clerk ot F Cireutt Court EARL R. ADAMS ~~" Fer County Suda HILARY U. ALBURY Fac County Judge RAYMOND R. LORD ‘For County Tax Assesacr FRED J. DION For County Tax Assessor CLAUDE A. GANDOLFO For Re-Election fa IRR Eure |Center ean Of deiner eg eg Cc. SAM B. CURRY For Clerk of Criminal Court HARRY DONGO ' - Official U-S..Navy Photo THE EDUCATIONAL OFFICE at ‘the U.S. Fleet Sonar School here is the only authorized Naval examination center south of Jacksonville for the U.S. Armed Forces Institute and the U.S. Naval Correspondence Coufse Center. And one ‘man, W. ‘C. Prinz, Chief Yeoman, USN, administers the examinations for the more than 10,000 naval personnel in this area. His main purpose is to give. General Educational Develop- ment (GED) tests on high. schooi and college levels and to ex- amine navel personnel for advangemeht in rate.* The GED tests given enable men if the Navy ‘to earn the equivalency of high school and ‘college educations without at- tending school.’ These courses and. exams are ordered from USAFI, located in Madison, Wisconsin. ike. Forty-six | colleges and universities cooperate through USAFI, recognizing ‘the, examination results given by the Educational Office. Most states recognize the GED. tests ‘on ‘the high school devel. > “Last “month 32 GED tésts on the high school level were ad- ministered, the most given in one month since the office opened ifi November, 1949. Chief Prinz hotes that there is a steady increase of men re- questing US, courses, and he claims that it is due to the Navy's stress on’ the importance of education. Enlisted meh in ‘the Navy are adVanced in rating on a com- petitive basis. Personnel serving'in the Key West area are first examined ‘by Chief Prinz who procures preliminary examina- tions from the U.S. Naval, Correspondence Course Center, Brooklyn, New York. Chief Prinz resides in. Key West with his wife, Mary, and his three children, Thomas, 6, William, 5 and Catherine 4. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Prinz, of 412 Lafayette street, Linden New Jersey. ach; James Baker t/Ts Detached Is Thanked James B. Baker, bostswain mate | Mrs. Elliott Williamson, secre- | third class, has been. detached ‘tary of the Monroe County Cere- | from the U. S. Nave! Base, where }bral Palsy and Crippled Associa- he has been staticned since July 2, | tion, wrote a letter to the Citizen 1849. He has been serving as dri- /thanking Dorothy Raymer of the ver {~ Captain C.C. Adel, Com- staff for aid in the campaign to mander, U. S. Naval ‘Bese er | ee Soote for the establishment West ? He left the Key West areu today to report to the Cargo ship, USS Skagit, AKA 165. in San Frincise ‘Baker's naval career began & earned. since that date. the right to wea the American Defense Service me- For Member of School Board a For Member School Board JULIO CABANAS, JR. For Re-Election Editor i } } “On behalf of the Monroe County | Cerebral Palsy and Crippled Asso. {elation. 1 want to thank you ‘for | }your helping us with the publicity | for our activities. We are quite | | aware that you are wery busy and Lappreciate your consideration the | pmere. For Constable Dp. M. ANDREWS Thied District area medal; the Liberation medal: and! “We hope that your ithe World War II Victory Medal. will be rewarded with Foigraber feeling ‘Petote ‘outering the sirvice, he [that you have given that veluatle time to a very worthwhile cause. », _ “Sincerely seeceaty | We Service All Ma':es of Cars, | t's Seotheramest Garcue BILL TYLA . Gunner mate | oun u Sra FoM0D lige { “i Atentic Shores Honesty Praised SAYS} By HAL BOYLE NEW YORE W—There’s kcen a | revolution in America in the mat ter of spring housecleanirg. It.is.a man-sizi oe today. More and more the -li an>is*tak- ing a‘ standby ipe +} rocmholder—the jlord: and of the pouse—sweeps sneer I. know that 20 miliion House Wives: across. the land will ‘at once chorus a dubious, “Oh, yeah? Sinc< when?” So let them eavesdrcep, as I did,. on the following conversa- tion at a recent hen party: “J just hate this ‘ogee of year, said: the first * penihifie chicken salad ‘sai sawiehs “My " band, Joe, simply goes cra wants to do our apartment over’) from top to bettom. He keeps the? vacuum cleaner going from morn- tas he hears the first robin he just goes out of his mind. He starts pulling down the draperies, rolling up the rugs and waxing the ‘loors. The ‘wife Siaailys sipping her mar- | tind. “Wait ‘until you’ve had him. |} around a littie longer. You'll find ; him: harder and harder to.live with after he Starts taking an interest | For id geht Wo tel me wash the windows once,”’ said |: He: thitd “wife. “But~be -was~so-} Ward he broke a pane and cut’, — lls wrist, and the doctor. charged $25. to sew him up.’ “Sometimes I wish my Joe would fall out. the window this time of |) year--he causes such an uproar,’ observed the first wife. “Sometimes I think I will push | my Harry right out the. window myself,”’ grimly spoke the second wife, digging deeper into her mar- | | “When they were’ A winter visitor from” Chicago jfoday expressed her appreciation at the honesty of Atlantie"Shores | motel proprietors for feturning |her lost’ wallet with $125° and important papers: in it, Lorraine Rath, 5100 §.Gornell istreet,.Chicago told The . Citizen | today; is , wonderful “It ,,certajnly. lle ‘a NeW | these days..to find honest people master like the’ proprietors. of the At- \lantic Shores Motel: While: ‘stay- *\|ing ‘there. this week,Idost my Lwallet, and was overjoyed when jit was found by them and. re- turned to me immediately, not only with my identification: and important international . travel- jane papers intact, but also with 425 still} vemainiial ivifttoutched n the billfold. “T want to express my sincere ‘thanks and appreciation to them for this gratifying experience.” » |he is stirring up the dust and slap- ping paint over everything. The very nerve!” “How dc: you explain your ‘hus- bands wanting to do the spring cleaning?” asked the third wife, still a bit envious: “I blame. it on. their mothers, % said the first wife, as she vegan nveloping ac sandwic! . their moth- i iar in the seeond wife. “I tell sean i! Sta it-apart- every spring and. fall. But he simply won't listen." “What this country needs,” said ‘the first wife, suraming it-all_ up, where ‘iusbands get through their: spring j housecleaning madneas.'* How about that ladies? ds yow husband getting a restless .0ok i vacuum cleaner—or, you (now any peace a he is, it | Special Rates to Commercial Firms. piv cleaves 218 Simonton St. The bir problem for a; day is cleaning ue alter with # DEAN MARTEN AS nny | any SD 38! Coming: THE MATING NT CONVENIE CREDIT TERMS paY MENT SMALL «1 Of couligyrs electric, ‘RADIOS REPAIRED LoOU’S RADIO & APPLIANCE LOUIS CARBONELL OWNER