The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 18, 1952, Page 2

The Key West Citizen Ses Soom as ee worm Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County ~ NORMAN D. ARTMAN Business Entered at Key West, Florida,.as Second Class Matter which will remain in force until a year after it is denounc- ed by.either party. The pact is yet to be ratified by Brazil. The military assistance agreement is similar to those signed with Ecuador in February and Cuba in March. Its provisions are almost identical with those of the Ecuador agreement, which provides that Brazil will receive U. 8. aid in arms, equipment and technical skill in exchange for access to raw materials and the promise of armed support, if needed, in defense of the hemisphere. Brazil, long a friend of the United States, thus assumes a leading position in the anti-Communist front in the Western Hem- isphere. The United States-Brazilian pact was bitterly op- posed by Communist elements within Brazil and by some extreme nationalists, who were opposed to military en- tanglements with foreign powers. President Getulio D. Vargas-has,given the pact his blessing, however, and thus the accord’s future seems assured. Ratification of the pact by Brazil will represent a major United States achievement in Western hemispheric defense, A FLYING MISSIONARY Robert R. Standley, a flying missionary for the Southern Baptist Mission of Brazil, has a circuit in north- | - eastern Brazil which is larger than the State of Texas and with virtually no roads or other means of transporta- tion between settlements. During 1950, it is estimated that he flew a total of 52,000 miles in visiting churches in his area two or three times a year. Not only does he fly for the sake of evangelism but he has flown doctors and nurses to flood-stricken areas and has flown serious medical patients from the interior to hospitals. When the Wright Brothers made their first flight at Kitty Hawk, little did they realize that the twentieth century would witness the airplane becoming an indis- pensable partner in taking God's message to the far-flung areas of the world, Advertising is the difference between many big busi- nesses. and smaller ones. You can't tell how much sense a person has by look- ing at him, but you can get a first impression, For Clerz of Criminal Court HARRY DONGO For County Commissioner JOE ALLEN Today’s Business a i ERE Hy zE é ae i : H ; Fu pie if [ f i ei ge E z : i & HT a 4 § | i Ff i HH - i e325 iHai Fz Lion Cub Sent To Zoo BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)--“The cub is six months old now and t know its own strength.” she made a wise de- in sending the little lion to Sheba was given , &@ professional te = £ES 7 ago, John L. Collyer, chair- president, reports. Part was because of a strike But he thinks the in- a whole will have an- aa euae ! ahead of last year, its are unsatisfactory. 2 : ; ere af i . Pew Jr. says, The com-| spending 110 million dol- Attention TO ALL CANDIDATES Sample Over 500 Ballots Te wc 2c EACH NOW AVAILABIE At The ARTMAN PRESS CITIZEN BLDG. : School Regulations| Ribbons Given * Tightened DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)--A new legislative decree has been issued restricting the operations of foreign and private schools in Syria. The law prohibits the founding of new foreign private schools in Sy- ria, The opening of new mission- ary schools is prohibited. Private and foreign schools also are pro- hibited from accepting subsidies or assistance from any foreign or in- ti with BUD ABBOTT AND LOU COSTELLO Comedy) ceming: TEMBO : Howard Hill and Wild Animals |! AIR MOWROE nnn COOLED Friday ~ Saturday NEVER A DULL MOMENT with FRED MacMURRAY F it has started distribution of the | The new ribbon is striped United Nations Service Ribbon to | blue and white of the U. N, flag. veterans of the Korean War. tional guardsman of Emmaus, Pa, got the first one as he through a rotation depot in Japan in the TOKYO —The Army said today It was authorized by the U. N. Kenneth W. Boehm, 22, na- | General Assembly in December, SPECIALS . AERO WAX oe NON RUBBING ltd PTs. $1.40 GLASS WAX INSECT SPRAY (stack Fias) O CEDAR POLISH PT, pe ks QT. (12 OZ, BOTTLE) ° _ a (12 02, BOTTLE) y WITH PINE OIL i§ CONTINOUS SPRAY GUN LAWN SPRINKLERS CAKE DISHES WASTE PAPER BASKET CANISTERSETS . Key West Suppy Co. TELEPHONE 378 Re’ & BE 211 SIMONTON STREET BE A REAL ESTATE BROKER OR SALESMAN Real estate offers a commissions profitable lifetime career—$20,00 in ~ collected in 1951 by one of our graduates, REAL ESTATE LICENSE COURSE (Prepares You for State Exam.) Te be given in Key West at St. Paul's Parish Hall ON MON. AY NIGHTS, 7 to 10:45 F. M. (5 WEEKS) TO BEGIN MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 28, at 7 P. M. Over 2008 Graduates . . . all of whom passed State exam except fouri TUITION ONLY $62" Special! Free Question and Answer Book worth $28 FREE with course. ‘This is the only real estate course we will offer this season in Key West. To enroll ate tend first class Monday night, 7 P. M., April 28, at the St. Paul's Parish Hell, BISCAYNE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE