The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 11, 1953, Page 3

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The President promised such an administration to 250 North Dakota GOP leaders last night after tell- ing another audience in Minneap- olis that all the free nations of the world must stand together against Communist aggression, “or they shall fall separately.” Eisenhower was scheduled to drive 65 miles today to Riverdale, N. D., to speak briefly and infor- mally at ceremonies marking closure of Garrison Dam. From there he travels to Mt. Rushmore National Memorial near Rapid City, S. D., for a major Political address at the convention of the National Federation of Young Republicans, 3 Eisenhower gave his Minot audi- ence a preview of his speech to ‘the Young Republicans. Singling out such members of his Cabinet as Secretary of State Dulles, Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey and Secretary of Labor as examples of integrity and abili- ty, President urged the North Da- kota group to attract outstanding people into the state organization’s ranks, People of such caliber, ‘Eisen- hower added, ‘“‘assure there are not going to be any tax scandals or unwarranted pardons, or rack- eteering.” ‘ He said he was going to stress that in his Mt. Rushmore speech and tell the Young Republicans that ‘“‘after 20 lean years” in the political vineyard it is up to them to prove the party is worthy of continved trust. Presidential aides talked of the speech in advance as the opening gun in an Eisenhower drive to in- crease the GOP. margin in Con- Bress in the 1954 elections, The President flew west from Washington yesterday to start a five-day trip into as many states— Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, New Hampshire and New York. He plans to return to the White House Sunday night. In Minneapolis his address at the convention of’ the National Junior Chamber of Commerce was devoted to what he called “the constant controlling consideration in our national life—our nation’s security.” - His assertion the world’s free nations must stand together or fall separately to communism was a new rejection of “go it alone’’ phil- osophy and at the e time ap- peared to be directed also to South Koreans opposing the impending armistice, The President’s speech was re- ceived enthusiastically by about 7.500 persons in the 10,000-seat Minneapolis Auditorium. He also got a warm welrome from other thousands who crowded the route he traveled through the city, Eisenhower said free world unity “means compromise—always with- in a clearly defined, clearly under- stood framework of principle." Eisenhower said: “We all hear... a good deal of unhappy murmuring about the United Nations. It is easy to under- stand the dismay of many. None of us is above irritation and frus- tration over the seemingly vain and tedious processes of political discourse in times of great crisis. “But none of us can rightly for- get that neither the world—nor the United Nations—is or can be made jin a single image of one nation's will or ideas.” The President defended his hotly jdebated plan to cut the Truman jadministration’s Air Force budget | about five billion dollars. Replying tto such critics as Gen, Hoyt S$ | Vandenberg. Air Force chief of | staff, without actuaily naming any } names, he said the proposed spepd- ! jing cut means “fewer planes in| i theory, more planes in fact—more | swifly and less expensively.” j |FOR ATHLETE’S FOOT |USE A KERATOLYTIC UGHS OFF the tainted outer | od i and} @rug re | pleased IN ONE HOUR. | back. Now at | GARONER’S PHARMACY your 4 EXCELLENT STOCK Regular $190.00 mM. STRUNK LUMBER YARD 128 SIMONTON STREET PRESIDENT PROMISES REGIME | FREE FROM ANY RACKETEERING | “If it isn’t the deor bell or tele- | | phone,” mumbled the busy house- | of the jury? - . wife, “it's the ring sround Willie’s | wrists, neck or the bathtub.” Rings and Rings Legat Battle Judge Do you challenge any Defendant — Well, I think I cai lick that little guy on the end. THE THREE KEY WEST STUDENTS pictured above were honored recently by Arthur Sawyer Post American Legion with presentation of their annual School Medal awards. The trio, from the left,’ in- cludes: Miss Patricia Johnson, Key West High School, Miss Annette Dion, CMI, and Norman Allen, Key West High School. Tom Smith of St. Joseph’s School also received an award but does not appear HOTEL AMERICA Downtown Shoppers — ™% Block Available — Parking Facilities in the picture. Awards were given for outstanding scholarship, achievement and leadership.—Citizen Staff Photo. PATIENCE ENDS SULLIVAN, Ind. W—A couple in their 70s who had done nothing about their mates’ desertion for a decade or two received divorces | and were married within a few minutes yesterday, Mrs, Della Delaney, 73, Carlisle, said her husband deserted her in 1931 after 28 years of marriage. Charles R. Mason, 75, Shelburn, | said his wife deserted him in 1941) after six weeks of marriage, Mason and Mrs. Delaney each served as the other’s residence wit- ness. Judge Norval K. Harris ; granted the two divorces and then performed the marriage ceremony. present this eye-opening news \ \ for good reason. A lot of people have no idea that this big, roomy, sweet-riding 1953 Buick SPECIAL costs just a little more than the so-called “low-priced” three. Maybe you're one of them—and we'd like to clear the picture for you. We'd like you to know that you can buy the most beautiful, the most com- fortable,the highest-powered SPECIAL in Buick history for the price proudly headlined here. 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