The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 9, 1953, Page 12

ve * 9 a TERRY WOT STEN _ Frey, Octeber #. "51 Notional Business Women’s Week Proclaimed RectnnsMieme Rove kandinas Miami Copter Saves Navy Man From Glades “When we took off I knew myytrees—and we dropped ‘er down./Amphid spotted us, flew around er-inlaw, an Eastern Air-/At about 500 ft. we saw a wrecked Us three times, investigated to see lines pilot; would give me some Army plane beneath us and it if we wereld iene: oe eon Ne a eet eee Ste atk Canctered € 6. Raleagtr JW. Smith, SO1, of Fleet Sonar) “Skimming over the water at 2/Pllat tanstented 10% | lesen hool, “but I never expected to/ft., Bill chopped the engine and) “1 used to call the Coast Guard see him skillfully bring my planejdropped the tail first to Keep US|-chatiow water sailors’ but not any down to a forced landing in the from nosing ovér. We had opened tnore. They're all right!” Everglades.” |the sliding cockpit hatches before| «my Smith bought his ohiabece yaad yp down, but when we landed! just tike stepping about three months ago and learn-jat 40 to 50 mph the hatch slid led the rudiments of flight from a|closed. If we turned over in the a ee retired Chief recently stationed on|mud we'd never be able to get! the Gilmore. Last weekend Smith|out.” | " - his climbed into the plane to get some) “My brother-in-law. an Army|aipe a abtent pets pbx mie flying polish from his brother-in-/bomber pilot during ‘the last war skis, The airbeat, a flat law, Bill ada ey ie es seven or eight thousand hours icraft pieerinpeieet Popper Constellations from Miami to New/flying time, however, brought us “i irplane or motors York. {down perfectly. Then we cycle engine and propellor mount. just got three poles above the boat A Airborne at 7:05 A.M. on Satur-/out of the plane and waited.” ca, "pin eve wet grasa, Its once y, they had clear flying for) “The airport in Miami would mentum will raise the plane on not require that the person engag- jed in its practice must withdraw himself from a world of activity. - To my mind, it is a natural pro- eer cess hg iar an individual to BILL GIBB consider why, the wherefore, rene Soe ithe right and the wrong, of our In Wednesday’s column we were daily lives. When is the last time you took bed g of 3 and your child by his hand and walked the fact that the opin- out to look at a setting sun? I know, ey ee were personal and/you're too busy at that time of day. not a reflection of either the police Probably there is an important any other group. It was the)meeting that evening of the “Soc- opinion of this writer that manyliety of Citizens To Investigate The delinquent children actually p0S-/Effect of DDT on Roaches.” As a sess psychopathic —|result, your child is left to suck his! that adults fail in handling them/thumb or express his hatred of because society as a whole failsijoneliness by destroying property. to appreciate the importance of! If adults themselves would at- and psychology and tempt to develop an understanding! tends to concentrate on the so-call-'and appreciation of aesthetic qua- their flight plan a little to keepjing because our flight plan stated! away from a cloudbank. the Fairchild to the highway. = 7 sce who can get to death’s wel-ja detention home capable of car- coming arms “lastest with thejing for and treating medically the mostes:” money, fine clothes, and |juveniles who are persistent offend- mechanical gadgets. Our children/ers, and the sooner we adults take ate born with the attributes of all other youngsters into our con- ©o" cess and immediately run|fidence and teach them to enjoy beelong into this human spec-/God’s gift of life and property, “9 of greed and selfish rivalry,'just that much sooner may we ex- t anv wonder that they are pect to eliminate so-called ‘‘ju- “wn into a ‘tail-spin’ and re-ivenile delinquency.” te Te th <nging i designers get a lashing for failing of no need for changing it. i Under the federal anti-kidnaping 0 obey Premier Georgi Malen- law,, passed in 1932 after the fatal kov’s orders to turn out smart as Jr., the FBI cannot officially enter 8°8T- a case for seven days unless it' Now many a Western heart is knowm the victim was carried Would likely beat in sympathy across state lines. with a Moscow lady named V. The law provides a maximum Aleinikova who recently wrote to eae ar tbaitace to release to unburden herself of a grievance Sponsored by The Key West Citizen in cooperation\create a rebuttable presumption ™en. with the Key West Safety Council One Is Too Many’... When Driving ¥ you're an HBD, you're head-) Only about 1,500 people died of; ed for trouble when you drive a poisons accidently last year in the ear. |United States. Unless, that is, you Those three letters can increasejcount alcohol in a driver as a tically certain you'll be 0 Prac; results. Last year about 22 per — and increase the penalty. HBD, °e0t of all drivers or pedestrians ‘written on the police blotter, stands|involved in fatal accidents were for “bad been drinking.” And ifithose who “had been drinking.” they're written alongside a traffic] For when a driver or passenger charge against you, they meanjis taken to the hospital after an trouble. It isn't necessary to be/accident, the hospital all too often @runk while driving. “Had beenjadds three more letters to the @rinking” is enough — even if/HBD or the police blotter. Those "ve had only those proverbial/three letters are DOA — @ead on Couple of beers.” arrival. affic| poison — which it is, judging by! that such person has been trane:| —Erustratel. televiewer Aleinikova posted in aerate or foreign|¥*° De Aalai lide ant coibeesa Kefauver said that, when Con- beers te bce are one gress returns in January, he in-|from $I or Ss ath ‘ a * tends to introduce an amendment Trust. He did no 1 the cause. to the law. This, he said, would the trouble, but specialist Mara provide for an immediate pre-|!insky did not forget to collect 23 jthe newspaper Evening Moscow] a victim within seven days “Shall #8ainst the city’s television repair Bartender Is Sorry jthe plane’s course, altitude and) rs ed objective sciences. lities in nature, if they would spend "We were over the Ever. |air speed along with its gas tashlad aan oe eo. It should not be construed that/a little more time on cultural ra- glades,” Smith narrated, “and |capacity of 3:2 hours.” iol be ascdibes tha coetneonn \ all delinque.t children are psych0-ither than material attainments, my brother-in-law was giv-| “While we were waiting, we |gained from his forced landing in pathie — far from it. What I wishithey would gradually develop a ing me pointers on the necessi- | heard strange noises and ! the Florida Everglades. \ to point out is that the average/philosophy that would extend itself ty fer spotting possible landing | climbed on the tail surface te child is not eapable pipes aaa their children. Perhaps we can sites througheut a flight. He | take a look. We could see a bus IR The Ci } daring leadership of ad re —_ God ae there are a few lust finished telling me to al- | coming down the highway which ead itizen er 7 ecnengdiyeol pared of the} tan one ptr an? jaar ennosa pecan epee ott. Srey Fe sree area - offenders were accompanied andj juvenile councils that occupy them- eld though, a ihe shire pss ansd HESTER BATTERY led by known, habitual delinquents.|selves mainly with beauty and “That's not enough to keep air-| for a hike over marshland. When For Mest Cars Proper treatment and segreg' tion things of moral value rather than borne! We did everything to keep/ it rained we caught water in a |!2 Mes— 80 Amp, .—§ 8.95 Exch. i] of these known delinquents plus alae| "Ch artificial social prestige. the RPMs up. No avail. We just] raincoat and part of the engine - vee AMP. he — " en eee sea i saree pews had time to look for a clearing} cowling, but it started te get % Mos.—110 Ame. = 18.85 Bxeh 5 eto me | aaael lr i \The Lar gong eran =e th e.1 F : . and get a bearing fix. An open spot) late and we began to werry.”’ Lov Senate ane 87. ‘ vented many cases of vanle sab onal. the oben = aid Bee ~ was visible—marshland but no| “At about 3 p.m, a Coast Guard , and destruction caused by thisiceive some measure of assurance! |. . . ma ear el at ae ee y VEY’S OFFICE to ask him to te with the Anyone who reads these columns|and are not a refleetion upon their] HERE A CALL IS MADE TO MAYOR C. B. HAR ’ be Coopera will note that eriticism is aimed/own capabilities. Here is an ex-| business and professional women of the community by proclaiming October 11 through 17, 1953, as chiefly at society as a group andjample. . . ree: Nationak Business Women’s Week. Local BPWC President, Mrs. Alice Nix, center, is gratified by adults in particular — not at the) The writer was once circulation| the reception given her and her committee. Miss Minnie Porter Harris, seated, a member of the \ children, Why? manager of The Key West Citizen.| local BPW Club, brought additional honors to her club recently when she was selected as the Aide SCHAFFNER } We're living in what is known ——.. a = rears - forty) to the President of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. As aide to the National oe gua a “sclentific age.” However, we're or ys sarrqeiapen] ied her and other national figures on a world tour. Miss Harris was agreeably sur- . not applying papreand anne eerie m arr {in daily contact. Each of them had peri ™ on commend her by ase “Tt is a signal honor to have an outstanding wo- & MARX = bed = {problems that had nothing to do f Southernmost City chosen for a world-wide pilgrimage. It is through women, like your- tion. You might liken the situation] with delivering the paper but would| ™20 of our South¢ : : ; : »” «Husband = to a team of mules where each/have effected their wholesome out-| lf, that international relations of this country will prosper. I heartily congratulate you. us! , one lunges ahead independently of|look on life if they hadn’t been| meets wife” when the General Chairman for the entire week, Mrs. Wilhelmina Harvey, left, takes the other. The see-sawing effect|able to unburden themselves. Most| time from other preparations to be among the invited guests on the part of the President to call causes a huge loss in efficiency.jof them used me as a sounding] on the Mayor.—Citizen Staff Photo, Finch, \ And so it is with our sciences —|board and I like to think that this a physics pushes ahead and has tojhabit of theirs is partly responsi- ‘3 ia Taman bay fo te sev masioes|to hs eer ani no tune AMendment Lo Kidnaping Laws Suggested human body to use new machines,/boys has ever gotten into trouble en en 0 ping Ss Ogink: ceeding ton sheatieal “We beaitcted. » tzviogs 3 al e a savings plan, we in i picture of a team of mules,leliminated cursing as being the By JOHN CHADWICK | you might say that the “‘objective| mark of a coward bloated up with} WASHINGTON (#—Three mem- sciences” are the mules and that/hot air, we stressed courtesy as/bers of the Senate Judiciary Com- ’ + the “social sciences” are theiribeing of more importance than|mittee said today they favor| Grivers. If the truth be told, the winning an argument. Today, Ilamending federal law to permit) By RICHARD KASISCHKE rubles ($5.75) for the call. Then driver has lost complete control oflknow that those same boys main-|ine FBI to step immediately into! MOSCOW (One of the most|we made a second call to the same| the mules, The latter are whip-jtain the standards set up because|ai) kidnaping cases—but a fourth’. ide taatires oli thas Satlet ehop,. This: dave Wey ieendlcaacatl lashing back and forth and head-|I still watch them closely and ob-| member disagreed. interesting features e Soviet shop. e they send special-| : ed for a precipice while the driver|serve their actions. As a matter} Senators Kefauver (D-Tenn),' Press is the letters column, where |ist Smirnov. He coilected 48 rubles * : an only follow behind shout-|of fact, most of them will stop me|Kilgore (D-WVa) ani Hendrickson People who are deemed to need it/($12) from us, but Smirnov also| ing, “Hold up! Pull together! Goon my “beat” just to release some|(R.NJ) suggested the change in are given public soundings. did not repair the television set. | in another direction!” \of their philosophical opinions and/the wake of the kidnap-slaying of One day it may be the directors|Next they sent us specialist Shorin. | "he vast majority of human gain the support of an outside adult|¢.year-old Bobby Greenlease of Of the razor blade industry who|He demanded 33 rubles ($8.25) for beings — adults, that is — have willing to share their petty troub-|Kansas City, Mo. eateh the dickens for turning out/his ‘work.’ But the television set lost sight of cultural benefits to be les, However, Sen. Olin D. Johnston dull and flimsy blades and are/is still not working.’ derived from life and are engaged, In conclusion, may I repeat my (D-SC) said the law was “deliber- warned to mend their ways, The editors of Evening ‘apysich| in a race with their neighbors tojbelief that the sooner we obtain|ately written” as itis and he knew| Another day the hat and shoe|were sympathetic with Mrs. Aleini- kova. In addition to publishing her letter they tossed in a cartoon de-| Picting a particularly dopey-look- tinkering abduction of Charles A. Lindbergh Well as serviceable head and foot/ing repairman ineptly with a television set, It all goes to show that even} here this is recognized as an im- perfect world and the men and) jwomen in it also imperfect—some more so than others. | PHOENIX, Ariz. —Bartender W. H. Ryan regretted today he The rejected drinker climbed in| ‘to his car and drove it through ithe front door of Ryan’s bar. The damage was estimated at more than $200. sumption that interstate commerce, is involved in kidnaping, thus calling in the FBI without any waiting period. Kefauver, who headed a nation- wide Senate crime probe two years | ago, said he generally favors pre- servation of state law enforcement rights. But, he said, it is virtually impossible for a kidnaping not to involve interstate commerce. Aside from this legal angle, Ke- fauver argued that knowledge the FBI would-immediately swing into action would be an additional de- terrent to kidnapers—a point also made by Kilgore and Hendrickson in separate interviews. Both Kefauver and Kilgore said ithe seven-day waiting period “sort | Se ee the FBI behind the eight Johnston, however, observed that the FBI can and does cooper- ate with state and local police, upon request. Most state kidnaping laws are as tough or tougher than the federal law, he said. 4 Both Kilgore and Hendrickson advocated giving the FBI authority to tap telephone wires in kidnap cases and to use evidence thus ob- tained in court. At present the FBI can tap wires with the permission of the attorney ‘general but such evidence is not admissible in federal courts. |Shot The Wrong Animal | COLUMBUS, Ohio ®—Clarence |H. Fields, 26, of Obetz, returned jfrom a rat-killing expedition and Placed his shotgun in a corner, still loaded. | His 3-year-old son yelled, “There goes a rat,” and blasted away with the gun. | Fields was in a St. Francis Hos- Pital bed here with a charge of buckshot in the place where he isits down, Appelrouth's 604 Duval Street AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT there’s: many“a tie between... FATHER and ison Especially, says this ad in Pose), when a growing boy suddenly beging to care how he looks. 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