The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 4, 1953, Page 2

Page 2 EX-KING CAROL DIES (Continued from Page One) was dying of pernicious anemia, but she recovered. Carol, son of Queen Marie and King Ferdinand, first renounced his rights to the Romanian throne fm 1925 in favor of a son born to his second wife, Princess Helen of Greece. The boy, Mihai (Michael), became king in 1927 on the death ef Ferdinand and a council ruled. But Carol—known then as the “bad boy of the Balkans”—re- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, April 4, 1953 turned from exile in Italy and France in 1930 and assumed the throne after the way had been prepared by political friends and an army clique. Hectic times followed in the Politically unstable country. There always was gossip about Madame Lupescu, often at the palace. Finally the pair fled Romania in 1940 to escape the Nazi German occupation. 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If you ore not delighted, | your money will be refunded. $2.15 for three pockoges contoining 6 2-02. bags "Midew Stop.” (We poy postage charges) toward the Yugoslav border, In Spain, the Franco government made the exiled monarch a vir- tual prisoner, but he and his con- stance companion made a spectac- ular escape to Portugal. They roamed for the next few years in Latin America, arriving back in Europe in 1947. They finally set- tled in Portugal. Mihai succeeded to the throne when Carol fled Romania the last time but the young monarch was kept a virtual prisoner by Romania’s iron- fisted pro-Nazi dictator, Gen. Ion Antonescu. In 1944, Mihai and a group of young adherents overthrew Anton- escu and brought Romania in with the United Nations in the fight against Hitler, Mihai stayed on the throne until December, 1947, when he abdicated under Communist pressure and left the country. FINAL PLANS TO BE (Continued from Page One) truce camp on thelr way to the front. Plans for processing disabled prisoners neared completion with the erection of a complete tent town called “Freedom Village” less than half a mile from here. Marines who put up the village in a single day erected a sign at the gate reading: “Freedom Vil- lage—the end of the rainbow.” The village houses a mobile Army surgical hospital and al processing center through which will funnel the prisoners returned by the Reds. Plans call for giving prisoners initial medical care, putting them through a decontamination process and checking their records here. Then they would be evacuated to the rear and home. In only a few hours the 60-bed hospital was packed up on another sector of the front, moved to Mun- san and set up, Already on hand are 12 doctors, 12 nurses and scores of medical corpsmen. A patch of land in the center of the hospital site has been marked off as a landing spot for evacua- tion helicopters. During the day several ’copters tested the landing area and brought in supplies. Already at the scene is a fleet of Army ambulances marked with big red crosses. These, along with the helicopters, will evacuate the sick and wounded. RED RUSSIA STILL (Continued from Page One) any of our basic defensive policies, either alone or in conjunction with our allies.” Even so, he said, there are “‘pos- sibilities of useful accommoda- tion” between the two great pow- er blocs. He cited as examples the aa exchanges of sick and | wounded prisoners of war. in Ko- | Tea and, afterward, possible agree- ment on an armistice. / He suggested the Reds might} now be ready to complete a treaty which would end ‘are occupation independence and establish the full of Austria. But basically, Dulles told re-| 50—Legal Notices | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THe! 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 18) AND FOR MONKOE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. ‘Case No. 18-556 bia the, Matter of erst of jUY MEREDITH ROS! Minor. ICATION OF ADOPTION TIFIED that a petition flea in| the above-styled court, SAM- EL ROBERT OWENS for the | adoption of GUY MEREDITH ROSE, a minor, by the Petitioner, SAMUEL ROBERT OWENS, and) you &re required to serve a copy of your Answer or Objections to show cause why said petition should not be granted on the attorneys for Pores WILLIAM R. NE ETT, 604 Duval Street, Key West, Florida, and file the original in| the office of the Clerk of the © euit Court on or before the day of May, 1953. YeREIN FAIL NOT or a decree pond confesso will be entered against | yo! WITNESS my han of said court in Key Easter is a time of renewing vur Faith and renewing our Hope --- Faith in the Future and Hope for Life Eternal. We of the United States are fortunate in living in a country in which we can exercise the freedoms of Hope and Faith,—-Hope for the realization of our fondest dreams, with a Faith that with Works, those dreams can be accomplished. For all of which let us be trully thankful. Wishing You A Happy Easter Season The Florida National Bank Ai Key West MEMBER OF THE FDIC Your Friendly Commanity Bank Easter Story ToBe Told rat : Grace Lutheran “Christ the Lord is .Risen To- day; Alleluia!” » These --are the words of joy and ‘thanksgiving that the members and friends of Grace Lutheran Church shall pro- claim as they gather for seryices of worship on the Festival of Eas- ter. Services will be held at the Lutheran Church, located on Flag- ler Avenue and ‘Tenth Street, at 8:30 a. m. and at 11:00 a. m. Sunday School for children of all ages and Bible Class for adults will be conducted’ at 9:45:a. m. Using the Easter Story as found in the Gospel of St. Mark, chap- ter 16, verses 1-7, the pastor of Grace Lutheran will-address those who gather for worship on . the topic of “The Light from the Open Tomb.”. “The Light of the World came forth Yrom the darkness of death and the grave to shine for- ever. This Light enables men. to go through this world without .get- ting lost in the darkness. This Light guides men to their eternal home, This Light from the open tomb assures of of everlast- ing joy and bliss and fellowship with our priceless Savior.” Holy Communion will be cele- brated at the 11:00 a. m. service. Lutheran visitors and servicemen and their families, as well as any unchurched are invited-“to join with the members of Grace Luth- eran Church in their featival ser- vices. porters, there are ,three facts about, Russia which “we should always have in mind as long as they are facts.” He said: “The first is this: The Soviet Union is a heavily totalitarian state, subject to the dictates of a small group, whose -total control extends to one-third of the people and the natufal fegources of the world. “The second fact is that the leaders of ‘the Soviet Union are basically and deeply ,hostile to any other state which does not accept Soviet Communist control. That is part of their fanatically held creed. “The third fact is that the So- viet Communist léaders do not rec- ognize any moral inhibitions against the use of violence. In fact they do not admit. the existence of such a thing as the, moral law.” missile) obra, Bosca. Su ths cath Bill’s Licensed 716 OUVAL'ST. A.H. WILLIAMS Plumbing Contractor All Work. Guaranteed Free Estimates 412 LOUISA ST. 2 ae FLOWING WELL OYSTER BEDS SURF FISHING DUCK SHOOTING RAIL SHOOTING DEER HUNTING RACOON HUNTING SAILING _ DIAL 2.5888 | PLAC NO POACHING OR TRES- PASSING _ |DEATH MRS. SARAH F. CATES Mrs. Sarah Florence Cates, 93, died this morning after along ill- ness. Funeral Services will be held Sunday afternoon at 5 p. m. in the Chapel of the Lopez Funeral Home. The Rev, John S. Arm- field will officiate at the services. Burial will be in family plot at the City Cemetery. Survivors include three sons, Myrtland Cates, Johnny Cates and Leon Cates, all of Key West; two sisters, Mrs, Ellen Underwood, and Mrs. Rebecca Bethel both of the Bahamas; one brother, Rich- ard Pinder, Bahamas; two grand- children, Mrs. Maitland Pinder, Key West, and Myrtland Cates, dr., U.S, Army, Fort Hood, Tex- as, TARS TAKE OFF (Continued from Page One) portunity for freedom tthe tars made a break, There were some extremely rapid sailors in the group. Like shots they took off in all direc- tions. The bewildered Shore Pa- trolmen, when they realized what had happened, apparently could not decide which group to follow and they stood rooted in their tracks, The sailors faded into anony- mity in the Saturday afternoon crowd, They have not been seen since, Per capital consumption of su- gar in Hawaii is i46 pounds per person per year compared with 130 pounds in Australia, 106 pounds in Canada and 94 pounds in the United States. 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