The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 27, 1952, Page 2

Allies Walk O Of Truce Th Polio FE Epidemic Page 2? THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Priday, June 27, 1952) - |HOLLYWOOD The Key Mest Citizen | AUSTIN, Tex. i) — A spréading | NOTES ——————__ | 4 Published daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub- BOYLE a elitis kept Texas \isher, from The Citizen Building, corner of Greene And Ann Streets | * "By BOB THOMAS Recess line oe le ly tie ts Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County | HOLLYWOOD \P—The U. § ¢ 1 € approached ————| male now chance to see S Bede tate I rt r L. P. ARTMAN Publisher |i nself as others sce hir n AYS| truce negotiators today walked out Tabata mene we ealth NCRMAN D. ARTMAN Desinenss Manager| DONE eee So | By HAL BOYLE ra eae sence murat ate last week. It was a record Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class-Matter \cer of Manchester, England. hese Tabave ae aa Maj. Gen. William K. darrison | week's reports boosted the 1952 ~ |With two other English girls, she | TELEPHONES 51 and 1935 was brought to Hollywood to play birth, and she was so small t a role in “Pleasure Is-|that her mother now tells as | ‘1 could put you in a teacup day you were born Jr. declared a 3-day recess and | total to 917 marched out of the armistice tent k was the Houston at Panmunjom while an angry | vicin s County) where 45 Communist delegation loudly de- | new cases were counted last week. Member of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively eputied to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it and.”? Since her arrival, she h done a large am dating Seat aia feraaen -r ov. otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local newS jj. reflections may be an eye-| But now she is y panied another meeting Satur. Beste sees pitals are now treat- ner for >» Sa ee ser-| dark-haired youn. \ 5 y. jing 321 cases. S nenee here. aes ot thhe complacent Amer. peaGhed the tren 3 Harrison said North Korean Gen. | State Health Officer George W. Vv. mber Florida Press Association and Associate- Dailies of Florida | "“ Si ccae net gtowork| What is it like a tee Nam Il, head of the Communist | Cox blamed Houston’s sanitation — —— ne wor ce : truce team, had “great difficulty facilities for the reak t ‘ $12.00:isingie co nae eae SAREE MACE ie iG I asked her Truce team ‘ a “great ifficu y ac ie or the outbreak there. Subscription (by carrier) 2c per week, year . sing’ PY a remarkediDor I'll tell yo wom aah ai controlling himself’ at the walk- | Until t c rids itself of open TIO ae it ag ine ce sain out privies “you are not goii i 5 ; I gen ireching My real nar he nid t ) 1ot going to make ADVERTISED RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION pe who ae ‘ ae eerie “What anal ic ‘all ; : A U. N. spokesman said Nam's | any inroads in cutting the inci- \ frankness America en seer ) i - eee a ence a1. 7 ’ Fhe citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issue re he “ao Gs oe oe Call me June Badger—that i voice “was approaching a strident we = Palle or other diseases, s it will not publish)... . ane ds tual. | my favorite é : scream. he said while in Houston for an ‘and subjects of local or general interest, but 11 p dates about anything intellectual a o ae ne na I Harrison once got to the tent | air pollution hearing. anonymous communications. |They talk down to women, as | usec ream my name was e flap when Nam called “Please eins lthough they didn’t attribute any | Badger. and that 1 i Nam ca as i ra houg : af yan te trik Pa ouanigmanty a minima tcome back. We have pomesiine’ ee Indian Qcean is almost half sense to them a % nan named Ha to say.” as big as the Pacific. D “I've been going out with an /TY, Pearson. | Is 2 ‘ as : art student, and I’ve See “All right, June,” I said. “Is it ae hs —— a PEPE ARE aereiengaaaes o get him to discuss art with me {nate nee a teen-ager ‘antly “Well, once more.” Your Grocer SELLS that Good But he’s the onl The others{ “I should say not,” she said y - talk about trivia all the time. It| firmly. “There are of Frond for fae eeecuninas day ‘| STAR “as BRAND makes for a damn boring eve- | Problems. Grov ack and caaeanntiey |think they would like to be in ning.” But they forget She said that English men were | their teens a ng to discuss intellectual Women. She also in As soon as Nam's statement was AMERICAN | translated, Harrison and the four| and CUBAN COFFEE other Allied negotiators marched | ___. UND out of the tent. | bit tea cman, | “I got the impression that some matters wit t is the biggest problem?’ IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED niceitat evar omnorattendes ys,” she said flatly. “The of the North Korean attaches were BY THE CITIZEN friend from England sent me .|0nes our age that we'd like to laughing at Nam,’ Harrison told 1. More Hotels and Apartments. book of sonnets,” she remarked, |date prefer to date older girls [newsmen | BLANKETS CLEANED z Beach and Bathing ——_— ‘You'd never find an American | We don't have es much poise and The Allies have declared 3-day | Sterilization, Sanitation 4 Consolidation of County and City Governments. doing that. ; eee ae Se wart See eeee 08 two\ previous».occa-| and Moth Proofing & conmmunttsdaaditocus, American mex seem nervous | |" Wiit C008 i | sions when there appeared to be| = Ready to be put away for and tense; they’re alw on the cae a | go,” she added. “They think noth-| “To be popular,” said June. | RHEE, DICTATOR ing of driving 25 miles up the, 4d you know what the real se coast for dinner. The geography |¢ret of success in this world is? Recent actions of President Syndman Rhee, in South | you cover on a date here is amaz- | t's to have plenty of soft drinks | jin your refrigerator. Then you al sas in ; ore of dictator | ing. {who do not want to go home. Thc Korea, indicate that the President is more See re au iulighedmenkanickeea great | Ways have plenty of friends “SMOOTH SAILING”... WAVE Recruiter Shirley Sinko, PN1, | Reds demand all Allied-held cap POINCIANA : r -, | f: than a President. The South Korean President, with whom | goa, and I think it’s largely be-| “Of course, there are all kinds} USN, (W), leit USN (W), center, | tives. DRY CLEANERS the United States has had some trouble on occasions be-|cause of nervous tension. They of Ways to be popular. But it is} and Jo A hey we | The Communists insist on daily 28 Simonton St. 1086 7 very unwantful to be too smart— meet but Ha ssemblymen for what he call- |¢ven Smoke between courses at \ mMcClings, Ue arrison said he Seemann Vous fore, recently arrested 12 Assemblymen fo! os dinner, ae I've gotten so 1 do it, to be called a brain. That's defi- | |refuses to listen to blasts of Red ed a plot against his government. That was shortly after \too, 11's a terrible habit. Strangely | itely discouth.” | Lois is £9748 Little | PtOPaganda every day. He calls it " the National Assembly voted 96-to-3 to lift martial law. |enough, the men don’t seem to], A teen-ager has to keep up on | hori | eee SLOPPY JOE'S BAR no hope of breaking the long dead- | eg lock over how to exchange prison. ers of war, the only major issue | NO EXTRA CHARGE blocking a Korean armistice. The Special Rates to Commercial Uuscial U Navy Pnow U. N. refuses to return prisoners Firms. into the sonville, Tue Navy Recruiting Stat M W. M. Reed Pi " : M "7 | jie a BRIS as much as they do in Eng. {his slang. At the moment some-| River Drive and g Mie High School Brig. Gen. William Nuckols, U * However, Mr. Rhee did not agree with his Assembly |\.14° The fellows here seem aie jthing that used to be known as| with the cl f |N. spokesman, noted Gh fi nines Burlesque bs and defied the Assembly’s action by continuing martial jas © to have a soft drink.” jthe cat ' fwnuskere as Be called i ax git a v at the WAVES Training |Delegate Maj. Gen. Hsich Fang | Comtinuous Floor Shows & Dancing qi : . : 2 . at Sly, really neat, the real george, ridge y the | “pointedly snored Na Starring The Sevisational y Y s dictatorial challenge with the arrest; | asked her if she found that ‘ e they u eceive their | ‘pointedly’ ignored Nam today law. He followed hi American men were as romatic-|°% deadly boo. tral prior t ent to a Navy Base or | instead of aiding him, as previous LYN(GSSIS TERE SALLY of 12 Assemblymen and the arrest of an editor on charges | 4), “But nobody says ‘turn blue’| con oo} i fly AND MARCELLA | In Tokyo, Gen. Mark Clark said DOTTIE COOK, MARIA, aggressive as the English. soe 3 Tt ib} for « rig eriti y “oT a re Sa Ju “That is} that he had been responsibie for an editorial criticizing They're just about equal in that ;@"ymore,” said June = Jo Ann Knight of 32-A Seaplane Base, Key West. Flori ate that glop i : Key West, Florida jin an addres the Allied negotia CATHY CARROL, SANDRA was recently graduated tors were riding out Red invective, LANE AND A HOST OF OTHERS | | the government. | department e said. “A line is Very dull. I ey Florida. |falsehood and bombast. “We hi Dancing To ja line in any country; that seems; “What is glop? These actions do not appeal to most Americans, and jig be an international language.| ‘“Glop means stuff—naturally i joffered them reasonable terms fo ee si cessation of fighting so that peace SLOPPY JOE'S they are believed to be responsible for a message which For instance, an English line said June. “What else could it uld be ‘Won't you come up and | ™ean = Spee i President Truman reportedly sent the South Korean Pres- ee my etchings?’ In America,| How about parents? Are they R e ‘ign Po Bri t k 1. lay be restored,” the United Na BEACHCOMBERS ident, expressing disapproval of the same. The United jyou'd hear ‘I'd love to have you much of a problem? Csi Os | ay ri ain / As OG | tions commander said. Never An Admission or “Teen-agers worry a great deal pea ee Minimum Charge Yi s is supposedly fighting a war for de ya ee my apartment.” | Nations is supposedly fighting a war for democracy and ee ee aren aes about Shee oecente cas Gna) itorship in Korea. It does not help |she can always hold the fellow off. |“ESpecially if the parents spend freedom against dic and police ‘off congas sean ae » Mae Arthur Recall Officer Demoted the cause when the President of the country involved as- rt of the counter-attack is ver- 0° te ae on social activities vak LONDON \# — Emanuel Shin TAME i —- — : ‘ i aL and part of it may have to{@Way from the home. “a: ton eee | PA — Carl D. Overstreet arts his s rity » purest dictatoria anner. jbal a y have to 4%) : 5 ;,| wel ormer defense minister STRAND Air serts his authority in the purest dictatorial m Ih RIMOT UA aIGR Rin CrER Parents don't understand you e life) ae eee who was fired from the Tampa Conditioned eee Oe aes important to me. because 00 well sometimes. They don't ait m police force for his admitted part | a boy I'm engaged to in Fealize their children should be | j 3in's late Labor government which |in a burglary gang, was given a Epis ls pelle Sey 4 cd to the recall of Gen. Douglas reduction in his bond Th He’s a scientist in atomic @llowed to do what ether children NEW USE FOR TV 1 their age do The British Admiralty has found a new use for tele-/ resear that teen-agers want |... eS i a ch MacA wr from Tokyo in 1951 Cireuit Judge Henry ( ; MA & PA KETTLE rane Duk. ap 1 I to « Shinwell ordered Overstreet’s bond reduce AT THE FAIR nan ysition. © be part of a group ell brought up the point stat The / i pana tly succeeded in lo 3 ? a peculiar position i P ‘ cis ra up the point ° vision. The Admiralty recently succeeded in locating Ul I i. oe salageaten And also. are-oflen:dif rce tial le a debate in the House of | {fm $60,000 to $9,000. He is trying wis sunken submarine Affray, which was sunk off Aldern too se On the Bs ult et They think al ¢ the bead of mons Wedne nycoue i mneet the maller amount MARJORIE MAIN AND Island during the war. Though echo-sounding had locat- © I'd tH Very disappoint ee ae age eh sl einespighany nscale yore al eae ae fe pee eps PERCY KILBRIDE ed many hulks in the area, it took television to identify (yofocte : ne Tiknow one boy who dace fe hep ih consulting Britain ta aa.|eecused ef being men : Mr. and Mrs, Comedy) : -cibesaune ba t barslary. ting whict : Coming: CARBINE WILLIAMS e sub as the Affray. Ll American n lar because he wears cc urglary ring which ere ts ne 7 : hat i ‘cmebieanet oes bla ‘ fe rt pants instead of blue jeans é sctuehaie a stores and business houses James Stewart and Wendell The Admiralty reports t at_a television set can be [oph* ! see the other kids. Of course, his pe ne : ; Pinellas, Hillsborough and §, Corey lowered to 1,000 feet and that officers, sitting in a dark- ar¢ n the sonality so hot either t the Pr er ¢ ienced an incident of %* unties oo ron ened room, can examine the ocean bottom as they pass’ I e not u 4 s e k ia een persons have bec ssagh E all < the resignatior there was a prospect of as members or associate MONROE COOLED over it. ; | SS Eee | teen Gen MacArthur's taking act one Friday - Saturday The only shortcoming of the new system is that it is review as most 3 W exceeded his authority, an : only a black-and-white picture. An Admiralty research isa ceye oO ‘ ildre d thi was | v resented not ow ' STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE DISTANT DRUMS engineer says color television would be much more satis eae arn k effective Triumph with factory and that the pictures would not be monoton vered they | When I asked t she c T 4 N went uf Coffee ~ GARY baler (arowipahit MARI green or blue. 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