The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1953, Page 7

U.S. WEIGHS NATURE OF NEXT MOVE TOWARD WORLD ATOMIC POOL Se By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (# — The United States, undeterred by Moscow's in- Mial coldness, weighed today the mature and timing of the next step in pressing for acceptance of the Bisenbower pian for an interna- tional atomic pool. Officials speculatively pointed out two possibilities for action: 1. A formal request may be made in the United Nations Dis- armament Commission for appoint- ment of a subcommittee consisting of nations with atomic resources. They would hold secret talks on the plan, as President Eisenhower suggested when he presented it to the U. N. Assembly Tuesday. 2. Secretary of State Dulles will hove opportunity at a forthcom- ing conference of Big Four for- eign ministers in Berlin to dis- cuss the idea privately with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov—if that seems to be a good idea at the time. Dulles takes off for Paris late today to attend a meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Council. He may dis the next step on the iH iF UT /FOR CRYIN’ OUT LOUD | By CHARLES G. MENDOZA | It isn’t everyone that has a fiend ed Conch sinners. It is my assign- for a friend. And I am not talking Ment as press agent for the Devil about one of these run-of-the-mill ‘© instruct these alleged Conch sin- ners in godly ways since the Devil human fiends, I refer to a genuine doesn’t want any dealings with jand I (C, Gongalez Mendoza) are blame him. lchums, buddies, comrades, bosom) Now I want the church people in } Key West to know that despite the pals. You know, like Damen andio uit they serve God and that | |Pythias, David and Jonathan, Cas- C. Gonzales is serving the Devil All Work, Expert Declares |tor and Pollux, The camaraderie that we both have the same objec | ‘that exists between us is aonest tive in mind — the salvation of i- NORMAN, Okla. W—University and aboveboard. There is a com- damned souls. Our methods may { | bond bet , the fiend is differ bu’ bh Violation Of eine interereduates ore ‘allen angel” aod i am a “fall The church people do it for a hea e Regulations en candidate.” venly reward, Mendoza does it just Is Charged Love Is Wonderful, But It’s jthe experts have finally caught up Hell as Clootie. He is a big, strap- nothing to do with my Earthly |with the smoochers. ‘ping fellow, red as blazes, and activities. Belief implies doubt and | But this particular expert, Ned strong as the dickens. Contrary to I am not the least bit dubious |Linegar of Dallas, Tex., has a new folklore, Clootie does not have a about the existence of God. The twist. “Love,” he says, “is work pair of horns. “Horns,” Clootie ex-'only doubts I entertain are those |—all work and no play.” |plained to me, “are « human in- that have to do with Saray Au- Ts ¢ e | Linegar, a family man, recd{: . M mortals wear horns thorities. In other words, I have ST. LOUIS The St. Louis Po-) anits, however, “Love is a wen ta arth eaeuly unaware of their reasons to doubt the sincerity of lice Board plans to file formal derful thing,” but goes on to ex-lexistence.” |Earthlings but my acceptance of charges accusing former Lt. Louis plain: | at ma: paradoxical to you God has nothing to do with rea- Shoulders and, Patrolman Elmer| “It takes practice to learn how gentle readers but my friendship son, it is instinctive. I hope I have Dolan of violating regulations in t express affection and yet look with Clootie has helped to lift me made myself clear. their handling of the arrest of Cart hee few es really devote any |somewhat spiritually. Clootie, af-| To wet back to the work of the ‘Anetin Hall ime to studying or practicing it. ter all, has given me a glimpse of Devil: In order to re-habilitate al- No wonder so many folks are awk- God. Indirectly, that is. Let me tell leged Conch sinners so that they Hall, the kidnap-killer of 6-year- ward when it comes to expressing you about it: {won't go to Hell since the Devil old Bobby Greeniease, is awaiting acts of love.” \" Clootie, you should know has doesn’t want them, we must teach execution in the Missouri yeniten- The lecturer, one of several heen assigned to the Key West them to love their fellow creatures. you can get it,” indicating that My friend, the fiend, is known in for the hell of it. Belief in God has | jbrimstone demon. He (the fiend) them at all and I can’t say that, crime against God and humanity to’ incarcerate a fellow being im those’ filthy cell blocks. Do you know what humaa beings incarcerated there use as a toilet — a slop buc- ket! Do you know what they sleep on — a board! Men and women both with nc privacy of any kind! How can we hope to re-habilitate these humen derelicts when we force such degradations on them! Where .s the milk of human kind- ness? They (the authorities) had eight prostitutes ot vagrants or whatever you want to call them in jail about a week ago (I call them unfortu- nates). Five of them were in a cell blocks and three had been placed in what they call the bull-pen. These unfortunate women had to undergo humiliating experiences that even a cur doesn't deserve. These women are humar beings and a human being doesn’t deserve such treatment no matter what their offense. The society that per. mits such outrages is a greater culprit than the weak, confused wretch on whom the outrage is committed! And on this keynote let me end WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS Instruction NumberOne for alles. sinve ec Conea summers whese soait st Agent for be kuyt away from the Dev! C And have no fears, genile ers, C. Gonzales Mendoza the De GONZALES MENDOZA read i con. CITIZEN WANT ADS PAY OFF Friday, December 11, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page? tures worers IN MPA MI] 2: roruran prices Located in the Heart of the City REASONABLE ROOMS WRITE or WIRE RATES for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE Ritz Pershing = Miller HOTEL HOTEL HOTEL 132 E. Flagter St. 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 229 -N.E. Ist Ave 102 Reoms 8 100.Rooms Elevater Elevator Solarium Heated 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS ST atomic plan there with British and tiary Dec. 18 French officials. | I. A. Long, board president, said Secretary of the Treasury Hum- yesterday Dolan has been suspend- phrey and Secretary of Defensejed pending hearings for him and COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER speakers brought here for campus gcene by Old Lucifer himself. Luc- There is entirely too much human religious week activities, goes on ifer is greatly concerned about all misery. The abode too often of to say: ““Despite our excellent the alleged corruption and graft human derelicts steeped in misery school systms, which teach US gnd sin and double-crossing that is is the city jail, Have any of you Wilson also are going to the Dec. Shoulders. Shoulders resigned from 14-16 NATO meetings, whose ma-|the force but the board has not jor objective is strengthening West- officially accepted the resignation. ern defense arrangements in The Police Board president said Europe. ithe charges will be filed under First Soviet reaction to the Presi-' police regulations. He sai d the Gent’s proposal—for an internation-| hearings, which will be scheduled a) atomie agency, under the United later, would not be criminal pro- Nations, to develop the peaceful ceedings. uses of nuclear energy—was given) Long declined to reveal the na- in a Moscow radio broadcast|ture of the charges except that Wednesday. The Russians derided they would deal with the officers’ Bisenhower's U, N, speech as ajactions in handling the kidnaping “warmongering” address and con-|case here. everything from algebra to 200,0- going on in Key West. Lucifer feels gy, how much of that time is given that Hell is overpopulated now over to this subject?” and he wants to see some of the Linegar answers his own ques: me “Very litle, if any time at all.” He also pooh-poohs the old say- ing: Tkere’s pnly one right mate for each and every one of us. If! that were true, he argues, mar- riage as an institution would be! wrecked. jfore their souls are lost and damn- ed forever. In fact, Lucifer claims \that most of his woes are due to Conch sinners now in his custody. ‘The minute a Conch sinner enters the bowels of Hell, he wants to make a deal with the Devil. He jinspect this foul dungeon, it tended he had “threatened atomic war” Their principal A police officer found guilty of seemed to be that Eisenhower had'from a discharge to a rebuke. “To find the right person in life,” scys Linegar, “you've got to go out, meet folks and get acquainted \violating regulations can be pun-/for you've got to grow into this complaint |ished in various ways, ranging thing called love and that’s done, |through companionship with mem-! tells the Devil that he learned all) the ropes in Key West and that he would make a fine chief or lieu- tenant. He tells the Devil that in return for a certain consideration | he will give “hell” to the rest of) not ylelded to the Soviet insistence! Shoulders, in commenting on the bers of the opposite sex. And to go on immediate outlawing of all/development, said he had not been/out and find the right one, you've kinds of atomic weapons. ‘The official U. S. reaction to}minded that his resignation had son yourself.” this Soviet blast was that it did not “‘necessarily represent the con- sidered decision of the Soviet gov- ernment.” , . For the time being, officials today, the United States will take a waiteand-see attitude. The gov- ernment will not make a final de- termination of what the next move should be until there is some defi- nite indication of the Soviet gov- ernment’s reaction. Ye Olde Punch Bowl Stages A Holiday Return AP Newsfeature THIS SHOULD be an old-fash- foned Christmas. And you don't need Woolie bears, fallen acorns or the Farmer’s Almanac to back up the statement, All you have to do is note the record sale of punch bowls this season, says table setting designer Carole Stupell Miss Stupell who purveys every- thing that the average hostess) needs for table entertaining at her New York establishment, says: “The mad rush for punch bowls has taken me completely by sur- prise. As a matter of fact every- thing for buffet-type entertaining — serving carts, food warmers,| fce buckets — are in great de-| mand, And there is a big trend, too, for true Christmas green and red table accessories.” ‘The trend to buffet serving has disloyal persons at Ft. Monmouth, ake available to these areas al been dily on the fipswing, but seems to be ri hing a peak this $, All sorts of parties have been thought up to justify simple service. The most recent rage is the Sukiyaki party, according to Miss Stupell, who has even had special dishes of Oriental lacquer designed for these eccasionals. If you want to be in the tradi- tional mood this Christmas sea- gon you'll need to set an attrac- tive buffet table with a “charming and lovely centerpiece. And, of course, a punchbowl either grandma's or a new one. Your centerpiece should be in the spirit of the season. Miss Stu- pell suggests using a small ‘col- lection of animals, angels, choir figures or creche figures for table sparkle. Crushed imitation snow may be scattered.over the table and any of these figurines placed on them. Small twigs may be put in modeling clay and sprayed with “snow” for a charming winter, scene. Or place the little angels on’ Ne hair scattered over the ta- le. { Miss Stupell is partial to angels,’ making an unusual centerpiece out ef an angel collection of doctors,| skiers, golfers, stock broker and fadio announcer angels. Mss Stupell is prtial to agels, making an unusual centerpiece out of an ange) collection of doctors, skiers, golféts, stock broker and radio. announcer angels. Using a table cloth in a tradi. tional red or green, in a filmy material for greater effect. Drape the hem and tack it at intervals! ja policeman since Oct. 24. Re-/first got to become the right per- the damned souls and that he will make them come across. It is only iwith great patience that Lucifer can convey the knowledge to these not been acted upon, he said: | “They stopped my pay and that’s enough for me.” | Dolan’s only comment was: “T don’t know what it's }about.”” | The board’s action came during a long inquiry into the missing $303,720, more than half the ran- som paid to Hall and Mrs. Bonnie Brown Heady by Robert C. Green- lease Sr. of Kansas City. Hall, in his confession and in an all And how di . ‘Conch sinners that a “decency her reaction rei err tner °T committee” in Hades forbids these | “You can’t miss it, It radiates activities and that there is no such | thing as policitcal pull in Hell. energy. That accounts for the shin- 5 : ing light 9 often seen in the ayes | cay Went ic a E Ragen hg of youn; vers. ve i . wel "ye earnest, reappears |And be has commissioned C. Gon- the tests of time, separation, chba=| ales, ences, - serve rsa er panionship and when it also repre- C4Pacity of press agent. Clootie sents the growth of the individuals feels that I am the only one he can concerned,” trust in Key West since I have so Linegar holds a master of arts Many of the good intentions that in sociology from the University of Hell is paved with. So if you gentle good citizens of Key West ever \taken the time to inspect your city jail? I promise you it will be a re- jalleged Conch sinners reform be-|velation. ' won't tell you about it, I want you to see it for yourself. In fact, the grand jury now in ses- sion should make it their duty to is a Jalousie, Awning and Window Service Repeiring, Servicing and Cleaning ALL TYPES OF JALOUSIES AND WINDOWS All Work Guaranteed Your Satisfaction Is Our Success PHONE 2-3923 After 5 P.M., 2-5702 |Perous growth in Key West,” Cor- interview with St, Louis Police) Cincinnati and studied at the Uni-/Teaders ever hear the remark that | Chief Jeremiah O'Connell, has said versity of Chicago Divinity School. Mendoza is in cahoots with the De- | he had most of the ransom money! vil you may put it down as gospel. in two suitcases in his hotel feers ° 9 . | Now in order to bring about this when arrested by the two officer’ urdine Ss Will reform that the Devil wants, we Saeed 6. eas . : must re-educate some of the alleg- e suitcases, checked later at a district police station, contained Provide Delivery H ul 3 lless than half the ransom. Hall f M th claims the officers left the suit- Service To K W ope 0 er cases in the room when they took iii A ks Ch T ins testis eee spas errhd and Horace Cordes, executive vice, +) ance 10 jan have said they took the suit-| president of Burdine’ | {cases to the station at the same % ° bares icon d § Itime Hall was taken. there. tore in Miami, has announced that | ErSUAGE SON | added convenience for residents in| TOKYO w — The desperately McC. ‘arth Will the Florida keys and city of Key|hopeful mother of an American 'y West is being planned with the|soldier who refuses to return home ie A | ae of free delivery service | from Communist captivity landed i( du , to these areas. today at Tokyo's International Air- / | |today estion rmy “Many thousands of additional | port. | Sec * M Persons in the past few years have| Mrs. Portia Howe of Alden,’ urity en bought property and made their|Minn., is pleading for a chance to homes on the Florida keys and/g0 to the demilitarized zone in Ko-| By G. MILTON KELLY there has been, also, a rapid, pros-|rea to personally persuade her son WASHINGTON (®—Army secur- lity officials were called for ques-|4¢8 declared, tioning today by Sen. McCarthy| “Recognizing the Increased im- (R-Wis) about what he has termed Portance of the Florida keys and laxity in dealing with suspected|Key West, we have decided to N. J. regular weekly free delivery ser- McCarthy did not name the Vice. An interesting point is that Army officers he planned to ques-|deliveries of parcels will be made tion at a secret afternoon session, Tight to homes. This holds good, one of a series he has been con- also, for residents in the naval sta- ducting in an announced hunt for tion at Key West, espionage at the Army's Signal, “Our delivery truck is making Corps laboratories at Ft. Mon- its first delivery trip to the keys mouth, site of radar and weapons and Key West on Friday, Dec. 11, research. and thereafter it will make deliver- Nor did he name former Ft. ies every Friday. An exception oc- Monmouth workers he summoned curs in December, where, due to to an earlier public session of the Christmas Day and New Year's Senate investigations subcommit- Day falling on Friday, deliveries tee he heads : will be made Wednesday, Dec. 23 He did say he would give a ang Wednesday, Dec. 30.” last chance to testify to Joseph Cordes em . eI phasized that orders Percoff, whom he threatened with must be received by the store two {to come home. | He is Pfc, Richard F. Tenneson, | her son by a former marriage. | Mrs. Howe walked smiling from the plane and told reporters: “All I want is to present my son with a picture of America that | he grew up in and his religious| training. I am here with a con- viction that what I want to do is right. I am here with a faith in \God and a knowledge that mil- lions are praying for me.” Just before she left Washington for Tokyo, she said she is con- vinced her son is a ‘victim of brainwashing and needs help.” The Far East Command has said it will be “happy to discuss prob- jlems and possibilities’ with Mrs. 'Howe. But a spokesman for the command said this week he could give no hint as to whether she will be able to get into the Pan- munjom neutral sector for a face- a contempt of Congress citation yesterday after, he said, Percoff failed to respond to a subpoena. McCarthy described Percoff as a New York lawyer who once worked at_ Ft. Monmouth. The senator also threatened con- tempt action against Samuel Sny- der and Morris Savitt, whom he described as former employes at Ft. Monmouth. Neither answered when his name was called for Shoppers may use mail or phone flag pole. mony, nor did Percoff. 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The Burdine’s official said that and avail themselves of the free » viously been questioned in secret fern The new system, he point- out, makes available to resi- Message Revealed | WEISER, Idaho (#—City employ- es decided yesterday to check on| the oft-repeated story that there was a message inside the big aluminum ball atop the Weiser jbroken in Balf by a truck about jtwo months ago. | | Employes who cracked the 18-| McCarthy said he plans to ask dents of the keys and Key West inch ball open found a copy of Pentagon screening board mem- the same convenient delivery ser-'the local newspaper, the Weiser bers this afternoon some ques- tions about the cases of employes at the fort suspended since his investigation started, then rein- stated. around the table Christmas toe, key, e ip. with corsages, . bells, m e- or a chasing fil vice available to Dade County peo- ple who reside very close to the store. gin With « record of 118,000 vehicles in one day, the Washington, D. C. 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