The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1952, Page 2

Pow 8 ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, June 2, 1952 & Londoner Is | Truman Asks Eisenhower man talk between the President PEOPLE’S FORUM that our fresh wate ‘be Named Head {For Approval {Says Farewell |\>>>--55-> oo fatr and cor’ . e more rainfall. We - Lt. Col. Robert Ellis Key of Lon-| By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER By ELTON c. FAY of the pnver oxi). ‘Siseatere et | SD as much « By HAL BOYLE don, England, today was named} WASHINGTON # — President) Wy cutwaron the writer mast er the jibe primitive system as we find NEW YORK uh—There is a wry | President of The Mother Church, | Truman asked the Senate today for | . in Dwight D.| letters and will be publinkes wa | ¢, t wits ow own safety ‘worlds eslendar this | Te First Church of Christ, Scien-| the fastest possible approval of an | Eisenhower, soldier turning politi- | tess requested other ww and ew des of land . ‘ date on the ‘of the third | Sst, in Boston at its Annual Meet-| indirect military allixnce between | “@™, was here today to say fare- “WANTS TREES SE cAINED” CW “North Dakota E 9 gear dg ing attended by Christian Scien-| the United States and West Ger- | Wel! to arms, Outdoors,” “Fe :ouly, the earth is as i year of the Korean St large- | tists from all over the world. many, Behind him were 37 years as an | Editor, The Citizen: the Lord’s and the fullness there- ‘(Member ssociated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively! Barring a resumption ‘and | _,Colonel Key is Associate Editor | «The President's aides had ready | Army officer, including two pe-{ I have had to move six times |)”. ce ponsibility tor ite for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it a reey of the Christian Science religious |for the Senate copies of the pacts |riods as supreme commander of| in the last month because of peo Stewardship is vested ip man.” the a wae periodicals and formerly served as | which Secretary of State Acheson | all the armies of the West in Eu-| ple chopping down trees. Now ! FRANCES HAMES, enraged a lecturer. He is a Christian Sci-| signed, or whose signing he wit- | rope. do not refer to a Conch tree 1230 Von Phister St. it | CBCe Practitioner and has been an | nessed, in Europe last week. With| Before him looms one of the| Which is anything with lraves Key West, Fla. gp Sipe bin authorized teacher of the religion | the pacts went a statement report-| roughest and most bitter political | DUt @ real tree, tall enough to) 0 3, since 1937. He first bécame active |edly emphasizing the administra-| campaigns in recent history, And | Keep the cats and dogs away from | yy - been virtually stale- |i Christian Science more than 40 | tion's view that Senate consent to| the hardest fighting ix likely to be | ™Y, children. Four Unemployed years ago. U. S. ratification of the documents | within the Republican Party, for} f 1 have to move again I will for nearly a year, through In World War I he was decorated | prior to the adjournment of Con-| the presidential nomination which | 8° D&cK north—to Miami, where | R wie S80 ype ae by the British Army with the Or-| gress is of utmost importance. |Sen. Robert A. Taft and others, "ees are more plentiful eceive ceases Sree) der of the British Empire, and | Treaties of the United States are | are seeking. The clearing of lots all over! val LAHASSEE-In bis weekly Granted the permanent rank of | not effective until approved by the| Sunday the five - star general| Key West has also caused ® eines . out in the are incompar-|Tieytenant Colonel. He left the Senate. stood by the plane which brought |?@™me among my friends for ‘elease of monies paid a eeytafed Army in 1920 and in 1923 he tegan| Foreseeing bitter parliamentary |him from Paris, smiling in the | Bice fat bugs and worms are im-| unemployment compensation fund, in the last |%0,2¢vote all his time to Christian | fights in France, Germany and pus- | warmth of a summer sun and a | Possible to find in bare rocks. My Chairman Raymond R. Barnes of that ham. | Science work. sibly other European countries ov- | military weleome for a great sol- | {#Vorite luncheonette was chop- the Florida Industrial Commission, Gay-and-night ham-) ‘Before and during Word War Il|er the addition of West Germany |dier come home. Tuesday after. | Ded ,down—where I used to hop reports $98,184 paid to 5,511 qualie Allied planes, the ene-| he served as District Manager of |to the»European defense system, noon he will be faced by the cold | round and eat worms under the | fie.’ unemployed for the woek end- his troops along / Committees on Publication for |the Truman administration would | facts of political life. leaves, and bugs on the twigs—|ing “day 23, under the Act. This from 500,000 men to one |(‘reat Britain and Ireland, and in |like the Senate to set the pace.| ‘That is when he has said he will | Now it is a pile of ugly trash. is yo increase of $9,218 ever the He has 600 tanks and ar-| various capaci This would be 2 means of demon. | doff his uniform, after his last eall |, Where is the water we need to| previous week, in amount 4rawn, more then | with Christian Science Wartime |strating to the Europeans this |at the Pentagon. He makes his | @7P? All us birds need trees to and 583 mere workers laid off. The had in 1950. | Activities in Europe. country’s determination to get on |first speech in mufti at Abilene, | Put our nests in, we need plenti-| average checks were for $17.48. also sete. His a wae contiees as Aseniate Ed- | with the task of linking Germany | Kan., Wednesday. ful by gre pve — - nel In = sey Laney oa doubled or trebled. during his one-year as | into the Allied system. Even as he arri 1 tags in, . < | unemployed workers ¢ Aa. virtually destroyed | President. His new appointment | - Little opposition has appeared in | paign headquarters get oat « state, |® Grink. Where is the Audubon |This is the first week after the Korean’| was announced by the Christian | the Senate thus far, and senators | ment welcoming him back to this | S°ciety? Or are Key deer keep-| amendment of the Act by the 1951 main axe hed Science Board of Directors. interviewed today predicted quick | country but regretting that “he did ing them gyal re we a Legislature anne ay I armed day al. not return sooner.” housing s " . y | mum payment to per wi of the latest and best weapons "The oceasion afforded the Presi-! “Now that he-is about to take | %mlly I will stop eating your in ; this increase has begun to show up. made by Soviet Russia, which re- dent an opportunity also to warn off his battle jacket we of the Re- | *¢¢ts free and you will be bother- | The law provided that new claim- sas seen oe 7 oe be the Russians of the seriousness | publican Party hope that he will | With millions of bugs, jants, after May 1, should receive Congress on with which the U. S. regards the | start fighting,” tement suits abot | the increase weary of Russia's war of nerves, NOTES Receiiie Guation. Red lentaes tx by hen? B. Seat Reet of Ten- & BED, In this county 4 claimants drew ie C ; mg pig weg: Truman’s deci- Germany have called for “extreme | nessee, manager of the committee “MEANING OF (> Congress has cut again into the appropriation to|""f jooed at BA ws woiy mo ey RO THOMAS etait cota meen leer ee ee ee CONSERVATION” | Menu for a wedding reception: operate and maintain the Veterans Administration, as aa job for the Regular Army—an Hope, ‘Dorathy Seuss cae Bing | Vent the final forging of the links| Reece suggested Eisenhower | Bditor, The Citizen Turkey and ham turnovers, result, beginning the first of next month, more Oriental srasatire that could quick: | Crosby hit the “road” for the sixth | between the antiCommunist West-| could start by “telling us whether | Recent articles on conservation | wiled egg and sending Gand. were : aie ae offices in the field, ly be stamped out, 7 ore time, they took along a bald little |€™ bloc and the West German jor not the plan to spend half a/of our trees and soil by Mona|Wiches, Bowls of olives and I : : -agency’s tact » {of the Americans in uniform fellow who has made every film | State. The Reds even hinted at! million dollars in paying the ex-| Fields were very timely and good | Sherkins, wedding cake, ice i, Economy in government is given as the rea- Kovea are civilians, called to duty. ioursey With ther. civil war. Penses of delegates to come and | reading. Here on an island where | Cream salted nuts, mints, and slash, Rabe Month by month the war has His name is Barney Dean and|_ The documents which require | see him has his approval.” good rich soil is so precious, {| Coffee. _ ,, {touched more and more American he’s a sharp character with a wor- | Senate approval if they are to be| This was a reference to a bid | have seen it exposed to the wind | - , always having in mind the taxpayer's | families. ried expression and a facility for |*atified by the President are- | from Eisenhower backers for GOP} and sun by uprooting its trees| SLOPPY JOE'S BAR ‘subscribes wholeheartedly to governmental | , 7Mere is a great warest about | 5. He is the fourth and seeming. | ,1 The peace contra.t by which ‘convention delegates to visit the | and piling them in a heap, under | * Burlesque * ge ; hich fre- this strange twilight, faroff strug- ly indispensible traveler who has |*%¢ United States, Britain and {generat at the expense of local | What I understand to be @ policy nar: is applied major activities, w gle that goes on and on and has made all the “road” pictures, | Franée would give West Germany | campaign groups, if the delegates | of the City to “clean up.” In| Continuous Fleer Shows & Densing major inactivities, where more efficiency | cost this nation alone some 109,000 What's more, he has worked on | Vital independence, thereby lay-|do not pay their own travel costs, | reality everyone in an area wi.l| Featuring The Antics Of so oe by ; employes whose chief casualties. ericans aren't used bah and Ctoat picture in ing the basis for it to rearm and| As part of Eisenhower's official | suffer trom dust, and the top soil . Safes Oo) See dis ging to seeing themselves in the plight ne pe Participate in the defense turces | welcome, he was hurried to the | $0es to waste, we « deprived Palmer Cote’s work is getting out of one another's way. They include |of a man who has got his hand Seg rd il Dean do? | 224 international councils of West | White House Sunday to report to! of the moisture given off by the And’ tie Poliive ‘Revue the s thousands that Newbold Morris recently said stuck in flypaper and can’t paw That's aq seal Pl Europe as an equal. President Truman, He was there | leaves and other vegetation the With “RAZZ-MA-TAZE” do 0 f an hour’s work @ month.” Sl ieee is?” |His name is always being men-| 2 An amendment to the North | almost two hours. The greater part | might be growing there: birds | do ‘3 an coi ¥' in * ie that Wksloas gnees a =F tla tioned on the Hope and Crosby air Atlantic Treaty, extending the | of the time was devoted to a two- ga Ben gyre of a place to rest Dancing To it over witb.” shore; bet Wis gen eaes St we on one will be considered an at- | and the general and a subsequent | Shortage is so serious we lear or down to save taxpayers But as of now only three things Ss pug gs 50 re aeat 2 tack on all) to the projected new . session with Secretary of Defense | S°mething of the meaning of con- | Baruch, testifying last week before a senate committee, |can be said for sure about the y on the “Roa set. guarantees of that pact (an attack | European Defense Community Robert Lovett, Gen. Omar Brad- | servation — the opposite of ex ‘i . be! Dean is our fi coun- | ear | Korean business: ‘Why, (EDC). *The Européan Defense ley, chairm: f the Joint travagance and -wastefulness asserted that the government Tene ey lien By 1. It did stop in its tracks the seor ane = eekie,” = replied, Community, it has gon’ agreed | of State end Roaretery at Pyro ;More rainfall here would go 4 in keeping up prices by subsidy doles to farmers and by | attempt of communism to expand j-th Saat tn Be. will make a similar commitment | my Frank Pace. long way towards relieving the a and other things to keep up or ad-|by blunt force. Rg! Pedlor ‘of pas pe] ne ee to the North Atlantic Treaty na-| There was also a folksy little | Strain on our water line, and a And we should not forget that $40 billion, which has 2. It woke up America to the bitter truth it wasn’t ready to de- fend itself, and had become the never been accounted for, that was appropriated from | ft bey of the post-war world. the end of the second World War to the beginning of our “police action” in Korea, to increase our armed might. When a senate committee tried to find out in what way 3. It shows no signs of ending soon, Some critics of United Nations policy believe the Allics should mass more men and weapons and the money was spent to expand our war weapons, it learn-| smash through the Chinese Reds ed that the Army had $10 billion of useless equipment. Mr. Baruch also pointed out that if the government to the Yalu River. That probably could be done, at the price of heavy casualties. But stepped up its production of weapons with the abundance | the dilemma of the top command of money it now has, instead of resorting to propaganda |» is this: Would that end the Korean ‘ar, or only precipitate the third to get still more money. it would not be long before our de- | world war? The Yalu River also fense prepartions would be at their highest peak in our | borders Siberia. Russia has gone to extreme lengths to keep satel- lite states between her and any But the government is not disposed to practice eco- | possible enemy. Would she stand wakes up in the morning and looks in the mirror, he goes like this (shaking his head negatively). The only thing he knows how to say is ‘No peace.’ ”* This was afl in a kidding vein | and still didn’t get at the question: | What does Barney Dean do? He gets no screen credit, has no title and doesn’t appear to write a thing. I tried to nail down the | mystery with Dean himself. “I advise,” said Dean, a friend- ly sort of a guy. ‘“‘Whenever I see a place where Bing and Bob could use a piece of business or a gag line, I make a suggestion. That's all there is to it. My contribution to the picture is very small.” Small or not, Dean’s contribu- tions as a group, RENT FORUM (These questions were sciected from those often asked of the local rent office. If you have a question about the rent stabilization pro- gram, address it to: Area Rent Of- | fice, 216 Federal Bldg. Key West.) Q. My landicrd raised my rent | last month but said he was not | in violation of the rent laws be- | cause he had previously been char. | ging less than you allowed him time ting intermission while the President | spent 50 minutes showing the gen- | eral about the newly rebuilt ex- ecutive mansion — into which Eis- enhower may or may not move next January White House Press Secretary Jo- seph Short declined to disclose any details of what took place at the Shert described it as a report by Eisennower and a “‘cour- tesy call.’ Before it started, Tru- man remarked that “We've got a lot of business." The plan was for Eisenhower to go again to the White House this afternoon for 2 ceremony. Tuesday morning (at 9 a. m.,} EST) the general will hold a news conference at the Pentagon which, ATTENTION PLEASE DON’T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD JUNK “AGS, LEAD, BRASS, COPPER Old batteries and Scrap Méte Call Mr. Feinstein Phone 796 OVERSEAS HOTEL SSS SS BLANKETS CLEANED Sterilization, Sanitation and Moth Proojing Ready to be put away for the Summer at NO EXTRA CHARGE Special Rates to Commercial Last Times Today AN FRANCISCO STORY with JOEL McCREA, YVONNE de CARLO and SIONEY BLACKMER Coming: THE LION AND THE HORSE Steve Cockran, Black Knight, The Wonder Horse MONROE cooveo Last Times Today MARK OF THE RENEGADES with i : like Sunday's welcoming ceremony, Firm: RICARDO MONTALBAN AND . idly by while a great foreign land | tion must be important, since | Aren't rents frozen? - s. pga in 4 —_— where veagscad a age ats army came to the Red raw nerve epee ager =o will — A. = eos a i The| < etes or aoe is POINCIANA Tho Rosas? 5 pare down comparatively smaller items, such | of her Siberian frontier? Or would | @ Picture without him. The le | rent office estaolishes only maxi- Ee vi ¥ —o she throw her own Siberian army | thing started when he tried to sell | mum rents and it is entirely pos- Whatever the reason — the Pen DRY CLEANERS Coming: THE IRON MAN as VA funds. Those funds could be kept at their present | she throw her ts Yt dick ‘cisss Cartetetie Conta, tagon’s effort to keep the show an seale with only a small part of the savings the government could accumulate by letting prices react to the oldtime nevusly march into Europe? At is this possibility that holds “I first knew Bob about 23 years ago,” Dean recalled. “We were both on a bill at the Stratford sible that your landlord had pre- | viosuly been charging less than the! legal maximum and that the raise | armed forces affair, Eisenhower's probable desire to steer clear of politics while still in uniform, or 218 Simonton St. Tel, 1084 Jeff Crandier and Evelyn Keyes SOG ee 3 TE: . competition that made the United States the greatest |"* in deadlock in Korea. brought the rent only up to this! , decision by his political head- country in the world. Instead, the government wastes bil- lions in creating a system of artificial prices. But meanwhile the forces of the free world are building. There also remains one diplomatic avenue that hasn't been publicly explored. The proper method of reforming the world is by re- forming yourself, not your neighbors. | | As time goes on, will Red China be content to remain a catspaw of Russia? Tito wasn't. Can a way be found to drive a wedge between the endless manpower of China and the mushrooming industrial might of Russia? The Allied diplomat who can suceeed in doing that might save @ million lives on the battlefield. But the disheartening certainty is that of now, after nearly two | years of accordian-like warfare. we do nt know whether we have made of Korea a bulwark of future peace or only the laboratory for & more terrible third world war. Driver Can't Avoid Hospitals DENVER, (®—A man under hos pital treatment for a fractured leg suffered in a recent automobile crash got perntission from his doc- tor to leave the hospital for a few hours. Shortly after midnight he wound up at another hospital. Police re-| The cast was rehearsing a jungle! your office, beca ported that the man, leg cast and | scene or “Bali” and Barney ob-! wasted to move all, had driven his automobile into served as the stand-ins for the | self N the side of a switching train and was cut on the bead, €s in temperature, | was on the decline. Barney, whose | | off a theater marquee. peace,’ he commented, Theater in Chicago, and that was | maximum. I when Bob got his first big break. | with the rent office From then on, he went upward. I met Bing about 20 years ago, at the Friars Club in New York.” But while the Hope and Crosby | fortunes were climbing, Dean's | real name was Fradkin, had | teamed in ince act with a Sid- ney Laradash. Because their | names were impossible for billing, | Barney picked the name of Dean | ‘The Dean brothers were far from | Smash. As Barney said: “We, flopped when Sid was tired, be- | cause you couldn't hear my taps.” The act broke up in a friendly fist fight, and Barney came to Holly- wood. His main job was standing in for Sid Silvers at MGM for 96.50 a day. Things went from bad to awful, | and Barney took a friend's sug-| gestion of selling Christmas cards to his sho whusiness pals. “I took my briefcase to the Road to Singapore's set,” he re-} lated. “Bing and Bob greeted me | like a long-lost friend. They of- fered me a job, so I kept the brief- case in the corner of the set. I/ [never have been able to sell them/ any Christmas cards,” TS swung on ropes, Tarzan e “Say, my fron-jaw routine was! Q. The stove in my partly fur- nished apartment recently went bad. When I notified my landlord | he said it was beyond repair and | that he was unable to replace it He said I'd have to furnish my own but that it wouldn't make ans | difference on my rent. Is that true? | A. Most likely it isn’t. Check witn the rent office and if he is sup- posed to furnish a stove with the apartment he may be required to furnish a usable stove or reduce the maximum rent by the value of the discontinved service. Q. I rent an ordinary garage apartment in the rear of house | to a young couple and recently they ilet another couple move in with j them. I feel that I shoul t more rent but want to comply with th rent laws. Wha n I do? A. You should p n the area rent office for adjust t of your | maximum rents beca f increas- ed occupancy. The re: nize the fact that | | receive more rent when is increased to above noi cause of additional jeopardy and wear and tear on the housing Q. My landlord recently me, after getting a ce use be said he to so ne cise. A. It looks as if the lan violated the reat laws and fees. If you decide you doa't want A suggest you check | | quarters to remain in the back- | ground — the public welcome ac- }eorded the general and his wife was modest and restrained. A crowd of about .a thousand stood beyond the cordon of troops | about the landing area. Some wore | “Ike’ campaign buttons. There | was a spatter of applatise. But | | mostly the spectators seemed to | be Sunday afternoon sightseers. Al couple of hundred more waited at ; the White House gates to see Eis- enhower’s arrival there. Others gathered at the Statler Hotel, | | where Eisenhower has a suite for | his stay in Washington. To save spattering counter tops | when you are baking, keep the eq ent and supplies you are} using on a shallow pati or a ‘tray If you do spill something wipe it up t away. to sue turn the facts over to the | rent office and if wilful intent is | indicted, action will be teken by ernment. Even if the Go- | t sues, however, you may | receive only one month's rent, or | $50, and the remainder goes to the | S. Treasury. In some instances | he landlord could be forced to re- | store you as the tenant in such case We Service All Makes of Cars, Specializing in... 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