The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 5, 1953, Page 4

Poys 4 THE KEY WESY CITIZEN Ste pene her 5, 1959 . The Key West Citizen Kaper, trom Toe Citsen Bulding, conver of Greene’ Onty Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe & P. ARTMAN NORMAN D, ARTMAN Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second TELEPHONES 25661 and 26642 Member of The Associated Prese—The Associated Press is entitled to use for of all news credited x not otherwise ecediiod in this paper, and also’ the published here. UAPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1, More Hotels Apartments. Beach and ‘batiag Pavilion. 4 & Gonzaldedent'Sounty and Cty Goverment. ROADS BADLY NEEDED Chairman Edward Martin, of the Senate Public Works Committee, says the United States needs $40,000,- 000,000 worth of new roads to bring its highways up to scratch. This outlay for highways is necessitated by the tremendously increased vehicular traffic using the public highways today, Martin says. The Republican Senator from Pennsylvania says the capacity of our highway system has fallen behind the times. For instance, there are today almost ninety per cent more trucks in operation than there were just eight years ago, at the end of World War II. The estimate is that there are 9,000,000 trucks now in operation, com- pared to 5,000,000 in 1945, : Moreover, the net total of motor vehicles operating each year increases by approximately 3,000,000. Unless highway construction is boosted considerably, the need for better highways will continue to increase at a faster pace than those highways are provided, Perhaps the cost of defense is the main reason many states, and the Federal Government, have not been able to make adequate outlays for. highway construction and maintenance. Regardless of ‘the reason, however, the time is approaching when sometHing must be done and Martin believes that the traveling public should pay for new roads. He estimates that Federal, State and local governments collect over $7,000,000,000 in automobile and truck registration fees alone, and in taxes from the production and sale of automobiles, tires, gas and oil. One plan advanced would be the use of about half of this money each year to bring the nation’s highways up to current needs. In ten years, almost $40,000,000,- 000 would jiitve been spent and the nation’s highways might then be adequate for U. S. needs. If this is done, ‘the local, State and Federal gov | ee ¢ ay ROTRSHIOAHLA EUR earmark | continues Morday afternoon, reached by Peter when he declar-|representative. It will be reméh-| Among the dignitaries who will ed, “We must obey God rather bered that David would not take! be pre at te opening cere-|than men.” The two writers seem/the life of Saul, his enemy, since| BALTIMORE — Mathieson performed first by the local monies there at 12 noon today to be expressing their views right'the king was God’s anointed. (1,Chemical Corp. announced today sembly, above this is the natio! Secretary of State|in a transition period— the one Samuel 24:10). One then could on- it had received enough tenders to body and over all is the Interna- R. A. Gray and Comptroller Clar-|clinging to the old idea of the ab- ly pray that God would remove acquire 50 per cent of the capital ba at least half of their revenue for road construction and maintenance, We join Martin in endorsing the idea, The Ttuman-Byrnes ruckus is still going strong, it seems. Over 750 hunters were killed in 1952. Does that interest you? Most of the stuff out of Hollywood these days con- tains both trash and propaganda, Crossword Puzzle PIAIRIE! VIAILIEINICIE! ATL IRIE|D I AIS! FILIAL IRM AIL IP} SICILIL SMM AIL LY] PILIEISMMAIL IL! MYMESITIEIE ILE! SITILINIGIE IR} OIPIAIL MMEINIS| SIAIT FISITIAIT IE RIVE! elhd FIYIELS IDIAIREC aaa @ae adaae a aan uni ii it \Lime Festivai Beaz:tie: oe FUN IN THE UPPER KEYS will be on tap starting today (Saturday) at noon when the first annual Upper Keys Li gets under way on Indian Key Fill, between Upper and Lower Matecumbe Keys. Here are Queen Dorothy Albury, 19, of Isla- Rev. Simmons Will Deliver Sermon, “Dead-End Street” j the Night,” py Wilson, Dignity and available to the } | In the evening at 7:30 the choir ial, Fleming Stree Methodist Sets Communion Sunday morning Holy Commun- jon will be observed at Fleming Street Methodist and the Reverend J. E. Stathan’s sermon subject will be “The Revelation of Symbols in Communion.” By the help of these symbols of bread and wine the unseen Lord has drawn near and we become are of His presence. The weary and sin stained, the disappointed and defeated have touched the hem of His garment. This symbolism) has helped to deepen faith, sweet- en lives, comfort, inspire and make strong. Th service will open with a be: fu: Bach “Arioso” played by Mrs. Claude Salis, organist, and the choir will sing “Pilgrims of solemnity has been added to the atmosphere of worship by the beau- tiful new gray imported French silk robes worn by the choir, | ing “Never Star So Wond-| " by Wilson and Mr. Statham will speak on “Looking Toward Christmas, the Stars That Lead to hrist.” Lest we find the Christ of tmal, we will find little ele Morning Worship tomorrow at Ley Memorial Methodist Church, 1904 Truman Avenue at Bayview Park, will feature a sermon by the Pastor entitled, “The End Street.” In addition to “Sanctus,” which will the choir Herbert Ford. The at 10:50. The inform: ship hour w g08) tion sing. This will be several the Christmas hymns and mong the selections. ter’s sermon subject will be, Passing Parade.” The Sunday School in the morning. With ities Ley Memorial Sunday is now able to offer ing comparable to that offered any other religious organization the community. The teaching staff is the best Chureh, and the lesson materials are Any persons who do not have Surday School home in Key West are invited to come to Ley The mid-week worship service, which is cegularly held on Wednes- day night at 7:90, is currently fea- turing a series of studies on the Biblical book, “Genesis.” This ser. vice offers an opportunity for reg- | \that will suffice the deep spiritual ular Bible study and a concentrat- needs of man. Mrs. Salis’ postlude will be Dubois’ “Grande Choeur.” A large nursery comfortably ed prayer time. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will have its regular fun-night pro- equipped with cribs and plenty of|gram on Thursday at 1:30. The toys is competently supervised by group from First Methodist Church |Mrs. Lucille Gonzalez and all chil-| will be their guests. Any youth who | \dren under six are welcome there, wishes to join this fundest will be ime Festival morada, and her court, to remind you about the festival. From left, Babs Kaufman, Carolyn Smith, Queen Dorothy, Joanne Byrum, Jackie Sweeting. First Upper Keys Lime Festival The 1st annual Upper Keys Lime Festival gets under way today (Sat.) in the 5 Upper Keys, with a fish fry which will be featured to- day, Sunday and Monday after- ‘yea and special ceremonies both By RALPH ROGERS Saturday and Sunday. The lesson from Romans today p Ceremonies and fish fry will be was written by Paul. He stresses presented beginning at noon on the necessity of submitting to the both Saturday and Sunday at In-\higher powers, meaning earthly dian Key Fill, between Upper and,Powers. The portion of the lesson Lower Matecumbe Keys. Fish fry|from Acts, gives the conclusion Government under God. Rom- ans 13:1-10; Acts 5:25.29 will be Florid ence M. Gay, solute power of the king, the other Monroe county commissioners) proclaiming the new — that of gov- will be present. Headed by Chair-jernment under God rather than man Gerald sorearemaee _ under men. Clarence Higgs, Joe Allen, Frank! poth Peter and Paul had the Bentley and Harry Harris, The lat- ferwes te aloo precidant of the same objectives. They both had the Upper Keys Chamber of merce, will preside Saturda master of ceremonies. C, B, Harvey, Mayor of Key West, and his fellow city commis-| sioners, will also be present. Queen Dorothy Albury, 19, Islamorada will be crowned an C greatest respect for good iaw and m-'good rulers. Paul, who had been a the guidance of the Holy Spirit and of force in the governing of any soc- q ial or political ae ry arn " (tte to bow before kings, but at e Me To eoeeerey PR same woe baci eee and sup- ponsored <eys Ported any good ruler. aneees of |b taa Sees Under the old dispensation, rul- go, the festival is designed to at-/es and kings were ordained of tract tourists to the Keys early, God. They are “ a minister o and to lure Dade countians and to thee for good.” Under our mod- other down for the fish fry and erm democratic system we could water events, thardly go along with that idea. Saturday afternoon’s activities|;Even the Israelites found that will include a water parade of 100)some of the anointed rulers prov decorated craft, whi'e on Sunday/a disappointment to both man an there will be memcrial services God. The idea that ‘a king can do starting at 12 noon, honoring those;no wrong’ Fish Fry Today Will Mark Festival Start SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSO self was the ruler. Peter also writ es, “Fear God, honor the king.” (I Peter 2:17) Since God cannot rule on earth in person, this au- thority is delegated to select per- sons — kings, emperors. It is ex- jpected that kings will rule with justice and righteousness. Even if the king be evil he still is God's an evil ruler. In our democracy we can remove any official for malfeasance in office. Benjamin Franklin was once ask- ed wheter we had a republic or a mona we have a republic gles of men grappling with evil have made.” The question of Hangars Damaged MARIETTA, Ga. (® — A small/ tornado ripped into a private air- during the church services, | ‘The Challenge Of Florida Baha’i ‘Convention To Be In Miami Port near here late yesterday The Baha'i state convention will be held in Miami Sunday, Decem-| cordially welcomed, The Unfinished Task’ Is Theme At First Baptist On Sunday morning the sermon topic at the First Baptist Church will be “The Challenge of the Un- finished Task.” The supreme task of the Church is the evangelization lof the world, When God loved, H loved a world. vision. That is the us to have. It is because we a: damaging 22 hangars and several|ber 6, for the purpose cf electing that we do not have jairplanes. There were no casual- (legates to the National Conven-\We show by our a ties, | Walter E. Nix operator of the field, said about 20 of his 40 single- jengine planes were destroyed or damaged. The corrugated Alumi- num hangars were heavily dam- aged. Nix estimated their value at $40,000. Corp. Bought stock of Reaction Motors, Inc. Mathieson added it expects to jcomplete purchase of the required number of shares by Jan. 15 at $16. Reaction Motors builds liquid. rehy. His reply was that fuel rocket engines at Rockaway, sion, the members will discuss var- so long as we N. J. Last year it reported sales ious problems pertaining to the Y 48 Pharisee, knew the law an¢ loved .°4M keep it. It has been said that of $4,942,497 and earnings of $116,- it. He however, with Peter valued) Bistory is made up of the strug. 244. love among men as the motivating forces in order to save the gains we! mary of Christian citizenship is ap- plicable today. course is whether we can keep the) Peter and the apostles had been|exPress themselves and tr crystal. gains our forefathers have made. 'preaching Christ on the street andjize their ideas into efficient, hi How can we keep dictators from|where-ever they could assemble a/monious group action, The most tion. The delegates chosen will |meet in Wilmette, Illinois and with! those from all other states, includ-! ing Alaska and Hawaii, will elect! (members of the National Spiritual! Assembly. | This national body is chosen in’ this manner each year and is com-| |posed of nine members who form \the administrative organization of ed jthe Baha'is of the United States |The administrative functions of the} Faith throughout the world are ional organization. | This state convention which) \brings together membership of the} entire state of Florida has sti!l) another function aside from that of, ecting delegat It Is also aj consulting body, and while in cause and pass along recommen- |dations for action by the National | Assembly, Open, free discussion is practic-; jed which enables the believers to ctions that we fail to concentrate on task of the Church, evangelization of the At the beginning of the worship service the Ordinanee Baptism will be administered, evening sermon topic will be Call of the Cross.” xe = 3 cal will accompany at One of the fine features Sunday Evening Service is formal Hymn Sing eonduc: Mr, Don Thomas, Father Riley Brings Mystery Baby To US. A Navy chaplain who once was stationed at Boca Chica Field is s a Py SPS25 ag ruling us? It is worthy of note that/group. The Sanhedrin surely felt|vital problem now facing the Faith pein, |Fiorello la Guardia took the reins| guilty for they said that “ye have is its vast educational program) of government of New York city died he left an estate of filled Jerusalem with your teach- t God after Tammany had held them for ing, and intend to bring this man’s| This is the second year that |decades ana made that city one Of blood upon us” (Acts 5:28) Peter members from Key West have tak. the cleanest ir the country. He was was a pioneer in declaring his in-/en part in the state convention. | immune to bribes and when he!dependence when he said that he|Those attending from Key West! around must obey God rather than men,|are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crane and eq five thousand dollars. That is not Later Luther, Cromwell, Washing- q/an estate of a corrupt politician. ton and others chose to serve God ma! Huety Long held a strangle hold/rather than cringe before kings in by absentee ballots. is at least obsolescent/0" Louisiana for a time but that/error, Our great democracy with) The number of deleg: who died in pioneering the Keys.|if not obsolete. Under our demo-Tegime is ncw in eclipse. BoSs its freedoms and opportunities is Chaplain R. C. Tindall, USN, from/cratic system of government — we| Tweed defied the people to stop the result of such brave souls who|of con the Key West Navy base, will pre-\don’t blame our elected officials, DiS looting of the public treasury, followed God rather than men, side, bringing a chcir, and the we blame ourselves since we elect Fleet Sonar School band. |them. but he died in jail. | The people are the government in There is a general apathy and in- difference to good government as Also taking part in the Sunday} Theories of government vary. the United States. Evil flourishes\observed by General Omar N. ceremonies will be the honor |wWith us the authority of govern-/when good people do nothing. If Bradley. He has asked different|‘%®® guard of the Key West American ment derives from the people. We government under God is to rule! groups how many are members of Legion. lare the authority, We grant and justly and with righteousness, it the school board, how many invite rn delegate power and as we give Will be when every Christian exef-'their teachers home to dinner to Téligion has During the week, there will be ja iday fishing tournament Dec./power, we can also take it away. cises his franchise and expresses check up on their qualificaions and 1, special Audubon tours and Ever-|we are responsible. The Russian his demand that officials serve the'he was surprised to learn that few glades trips, Conch Chowder Day. theory contends that the powers interests of the people. Vigilance of them even knew the name of a Key Lime pie baking contest, o¢ government derives from the is the price of liberty. When wejthe teacher of their sons and and Arthur Godfrey Day, Dec. 11. The festival will wind up Dec. 12 with a final afternoon fish fry at Anglers’ Park Trailer Camp, Key Largo, and the Lime Festival Ball at Plantation Yacht Harbor, Announces Candidacy theory Russia can purge and liqui- for judge of the Circuit Court. the Legislature and previvusly was/is different. a Miami city commissioner and) Paul believed that all this in love. That is Party. The Party grants and res-(fail the nation falls and it will be daughte-s. The General summed ™ cinds powers. That is why opposi- because we have not assumed our|yp his observations with this state. WT!d es tion to the Party, not to the na- responsibilities under God as wor-| ment: “Good citizenship under dem-|25 # World religion. tion, is treason. As a result of this thy of our privileges and blessings.'oeratic government springs from Paul urged us to be good citi- active participation in them. It is : \date officials. Loyalty is not to the zens, He said, “Render to all their immoral for us to claim freedom) saRASOTA —Frank McClosky| ination in Russia, but to the Party.\dues — tribute, owe no man any- of the ballot unless we are ready|today became genera! manager of To purge and protect the Party thing. This is a public responsibi-\to share the freedom with every|the Ringling Bros and Bernum & MIAMI (#—State Rep. Robert L./is just and noble. We should re- lity. Respect the authorities sojother American. It is ungodly for Bailey Circus, succeeding Arthur Floyd has announced his candidacy,member when we read Paul’s let- long as they merit respect. Payjus to claim freedom of religion un-|mq. Concello who announced his ters that governments differ. We your taxes — don’t evade them. less we are prepared to be toler-jresignation. Floyd, who served two terms in should thank God that our system Obey ‘the commandments and do ant of ail other beliefs that differ) all govern- counsel not only for a Christian,'sist upon freedom of opinion un-/his wife, Antoinette, were stars on mayor, will seek the post vacated mental! authority derived directly but also for a good citizen While less we grant equal freedom to'the flying trapeze. |which embraces the entire world Professor H. J. Snider. Others will i] in their choice of delegates ates to be} The chaplain, Lt. (jg) E. 0. Ri ley, of Des Moines, Ie., was at Boca Chica from May 5, 1951 to Dec. 21, 1951, The blue-eyed, blond, mystery baby, according to an Associated Press dispatch, was once tempor- arily adopted by the crew of ag aircraft carrier. chosen is based upon the number firmed believers within the \state, and on this basis, Florida is lentitled to four delegates. There} ‘are only nine other states which | have a larger number of delegates Florida. This is indicative of| a substantial growth of the Baha'i |Faith in the state of Florida. This spread rapidly, not only in Florida but throughout) the entire world in recent years ithin the past century it has de- serve the } monstrated its ability to and has become accepted ‘NEW CIRCUS HEAD McClosky, who had w good|from ours. It is hypocritical to in-| manager under Concedo, was boss) eeds of all peoples throughout the!,. Today, little George 8. 8 months old, is aboard a Navi transport that is due to dock fe Seattle, Wash., about Dec. With him is Lt. Riley the blond baby out of orphanage and took the aircraft carrier last September. The baby will be new mother, Mrs. zB. 3? tr a s & itl bab; “He's Cai his toe-nails,” £ BRB ERE BESE BE Ee by the death of Judge Wayne Allen fro 0B Oct, 29, Concello said he was “tired after by tl 30 years in show business.” ° Sea.” God. This made government Paul’s theory of government ms>/those who oppose us.” Government __. to him a theocracy ia that God him- be somewhat obsolete, his sum-junder God is our responsibility.