The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 14, 1954, Page 4

ae es eee Te FORUM B: by Boy Dies After Parents Refuse Help~ —ortttnint tn e-seee co The Key West Citizen \workers worked late last night at- CHICAGO UP — An 8day-old boyjcourt’s attention by Dr. Herman N.|at‘the hospital. The parents were tempting to reach a miner swapped K Sunday) from The Citizen Building, corner’ ; \@ed early today, several hours Bundesen, Board of Health presi- not there, an official said beneath tons of rock by & fen ae ee ee ee e ed igi | child’, i fficials at St. will, yo ad sais ; —— << ai doctors He ‘ou nnd antuenare ocotial. aad the baby’s|as she and her husband refised'¢5, who was caught in the cave-in ie Business Manager usion. iphysician, Dr, Isadore Lerner. to allow the transfusion. “I have yesterday afternoon at the < . F The parents had been summoned: Dr. Lerner said the couple’s son, % fear. The blood won't make any Horse Canyon coal mine near as Second Class Matter eae ea eae sto Family Court today on a peti-; Thomas Jr., had needed a trans- difference. 1 am not Soing to hand central Utah town. : fion to declare them unfit parents|fusion since birth. He said last/him over to the court unti] I have’ It was not learned what caused 7 5 a t d make their infant a ward of'night the baby had ee eee to. The judge “doesn’t care what's the cave-in. Associated Press—The Associated Press i : these blessings the court. Jof shock since an operation for @% i, the Bible.” EAD THE CITIZEN DAILY poy -* end ald the leedl cl / The parents, Thomas Grzyb, 20,/abdominal obstruction Tuesday." <1 10. rary Michael of the hos-| = sass «B Credited in this paper, Mand his wife Barbara, 18, yester-, “The baby is getting weaker by! 1. aistrie secti b day refused to sign a waiver which the minute,” Dr. Lerner said last pital’s pedia' Hon said she blood than a living baby with the Florida Press Association and Associate Dailies of Florida hestiwould have permitted an immedi-|night. “I almost got on my knees had told the young couple yester- transfusian. oa ate Family Court hearing on the|begging the parents to allow a day their baby’s life depended on} The parents had contended “ (by carrier), 25¢ per week; year, $12.00; by mail, $15.60 question of legally forcing a trans.|blood transfusion, The best we are a blood transfusion. She added: injection of blood into the veins DVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION fusion. Both are members of the|doing now is with transfusions of “But the father told me, ‘Our'the same as eating whieh is an open foram and invites discussion of of local or general interest, but it will not publish communications. aU TA Oe ber * ibelief won't allow it. It’s better|they claim is forbidden by the eta geeeny die gre “S| ae oo bay died early today'to have a dead baby without the Bible, fl Fy { a Pa i t E s z f 33 FE; 2 i : 2 ie pili i ee ugustinian , now a Lutheran pastoritive by the Word of God, and I) Frankfort, Germany, was used/am neither able nor willing to re- ‘fias a technical advisor along with cant, since it is neither safe nor other German Roman Catholiciright to act against conscience. U. $. TRAVELERS SPEND $1,000,000,000 an pabeebd, sad co tthe amen ae dt eA Tt ee a a a .~ ON TOP QUALITY USED CARS that Luther was a man of low _ ing more dollars by catering to U. 3. citizens than by film. controv 1b-|character who thought nothing of cy ipa tthod: Ha negerted U. 8, trovelenrepent ap. ‘Sueroricmstccec| Visit Any One Of Our Convenient Used Car Lots ‘proximately $1,000,000,000 in foreign countries last year. respective orders, who spoke harsh- . ; Re ee ee evade sxyesitirwre: of 6 Upoos tenes Here sean vessel Lot J, Navarro Used Car Lot|Lot 2, Navarro Used Car Let U. S. citizen traveling abroad is $771. It is interesting to deo jet Dr. Karl Adam, a Roman Ca- iduily Acsees Peans note that many foreign countries, especially those in i beans serlors Tae, Te his bok, 424 SOUTHARD tang eI Bae ¥ Ou Siakontons Street ° ass 2 ° ‘Europe, have increased their take of dollars from U. S. 4 Wag One and Holy,” bearing YMENT tourists as a result of lower trans-ocean air fares. gNihl Omstat,” “It cannot tej 1953 CHRYSLER, 4 Dr. 1952 CHRYSLER Saratoga V-8 The number of U. S. tourists traveling abroad, espec- Radio, : mendous achievements in thought, tg an ee fally to Europe, has increased almost proportionally with decision and action, that despite) inate a aaa a EER EES) Power Steering ———- steadily reduced fares to European capitals. Since a ' ay fo tee ore” “tn te ge of =: 1992 FORD “6” 1951 CHRYSLER Windsor air fare to some European cities has been re- Christ the Catholic will no longer’) Lames : duced to less than $500, the traffic has increased ap- sono wish -to regard sates sa a Like New oe ee $1397 Wadia: teealet Sse ee $ 485 . ciably, ‘ iclte Taek, Ne will necoeate tel 19591 FORD Convertible =~ 1950 CHRYSLER Imperial "8 Since U. S. travelers bring dollars with them and “many lights in his character: his ‘Radio, $1197 Radio, ; “since foreign countries need dollars badly, there is a move erway a beacaggelt = | Good Top Two-Tone Paint "afoot in some countries to subsidize cartiers to Europe eas cies oo ie oan gd 1950 FORD, 2-Dr. 1949 CHRYSLER, Club Coupe d other points as a means of earning more dollars. This holy defiance with which, as God’s | $ 897 n has been advanced before and.is usually impractical al hig ep cots — ae ane Radio, Special ————________ Radio, Special cause of international air rate agreements. The best is|tisked his life for Chriss cause; 1949 FORD, 2-Dr. 1951 FORD, 4-Dr. ution in these circumstances is for foreign countries to/|film, as : ral simpli- | Good Rubber, $ 797 Good Rubber $ 365 earmark domestic funds for improving tourist attracti 5 ; 5 : ‘ Mechanically A-b and Paint _ and accommodations. . ertibl. os. Seataled:: th. oten:teoboddabianees 1946 FORD Convertible 1951 FORD Conv ie & lie REEvER SRIRE ZEEE PERE RPE TE State uige ut Hills E ty 3 He tt if ag aE 1951 DODGE, Club Coupe 1950 FORD, 4Dr. nsec Radio, Heater, ati epee, ue Cog Doster Cer SUNT] x'very nice ast $ 335 speech, sod not less, ‘at hero | 1958 DODGE Diplomat 1951 DODGE, 4-Dr. Boston”’ (‘‘One ‘and ae bust on pene of aia world | Automatic yeasuicletoe 7 SEERA $2397 Radio, A Beauty ————-—__________ $ 395 2): "From the mit-/he inew "%t wauld mean dean 1951. DODGE Diplomat 1950 DODGE, 4-Dr. fifteenth century from the German princes?” Luth- Radio, : $1297 ee ee ies $ 365 the credit side of the ledger in the field of international Me of his paboll aren Frederick the ee ibl ‘ 1949 DODGE Club Cou understanding and foreign relations, with friendships i n in-|Wise: he stood up before Emperor 1950 DODGE Convertible = : pe : 365 and better understanding, and we suggest that to all the | 4 4 ag as mons Gee German| owes Om $ 897 Two-Tone Paint $ oo papa "[Pone‘Sineit for he mew tar win! 1950 CHEVROLET, 2-Dr. 1951 CHEVROLET, 4Dr. - = gcheragar who thinks he thinks is dangerous when bed thor _ mn poo ~ could! One Owner $ 947 Radio, Heater - $ 385 among those who do not think. Saito En «| 1988 CHEVROLET, 4dr. | 1949 CHEVROLET : a l. Yes, we hope as does Mr. Mar- ; $ 197 $ 325 a CIAIBMEE |UISISMEPIAISIs al ed-|tinez that everyone goes to see the RE Nase A ee are A Two-Door SC MATeALy (SPC RELCMANITE] sca, breaches of te indul arin Lather” sim aed ten 969" SOTO, 4Dr, 1950 DeSOTO, 4Dr. SEameea MMMRIOITIEMIRIUIMMEMIAL for instance) eagerly seized on Pe-| REV. CARL A. SAMMETINGER, Radio, Excellent Condition, : 5 Mee $ 395 { OVE | IL MMIEINIUI i's Pastor, po eerie Ons. Owen ai $204 Radio —______. MICIAIRIRSITIAIR] [20 their favorite tag | ee et tem St if 1947 DeSOTO, Club Coupe: 1952 PLYMOUTH, 2-Dr. Vil f [Al ino ° Ld | Radio, > Heater, watts si Openings Listed itt ee 697 New Paint __ $ 435 : “It is unnecessary to em- For Prison Jobs 1980 1 PONTIAC, 2-Dr. Sedan 1950 PLYMOUTH, 2-Dr. et ; le’s at |thone alti Lather; Radio,-Continental Kit, greatest rover in the history of civilization. In his travels that ; oot $ AQT) Heater $ 395 he carries with him certain responsibilities, which, in the past, some have failed to recognize. ' In view of the current international situation, it is in the interest of the U. 8. traveler to become a goodwill ambassador, as well as a tourist. While it is good to know that. the economy of this country allows our citizens to spend over a billion dol-| lars abroad each year and, it would be even more grati- fying, if U. S. travelers would accomplish something on rea 7 FLEE SET SEL ies ere l af eee 3 i "she of i 947 $335 carnitad tras piety, and tow m| ‘The United States Civil Service Me Pele ce Se $ pS ee dulgences 2 were Commission has announced exami- 95: YMOUTH, Cc I Cc 94 YMOUTH 2 D blasphemous real ecg § "Coc inations for Correctio nal Aid, $3,- 1 egg — " — ; Night fell on the German Church, |!75 @ year, am ange et : $1297 Very Nice é $ 308 a night that grew deeper and dark. |Sistant (for males only), $3,410 a REE RePEc ERTIES _ ste, has since em ef eral minaons | 1951, PLYMOUTH, 4Dr. 1950 MERCURY, 2-Dr. excessive cult of re-! practice of Induigene.|Guted in many States throughout} . i ee $1097 5 335 The claim was sso made that inc! jess and must have wea 1950 PLYMOUTH, 4-Dr. 1950 STUDEBAKER, 4-Dr. the film “really never goes into | sonropriate experience or eudca- : Black Paint, doctrines of Lutberan-ltion, Further ‘information and ap- Weis ee Radio: oS $ 335 fave to the Lutheran {fom the Commissioné: é's Examin-| 1947 PLYMOUTH, 4-Dr. 1946 FORD, Club Coupe ; ii distinctive character, (°,#, Charge, Jack F. Mathews 1 Black $ 445 28, Contempti- three great principals as leer: Sages en ee One Owner Blue ————____ 30.Birds’ —-[Y_ Set forth in Holy: Scripfures: i "§. Civil Service Commission, 1952 CADILLAC, Coupe 1948 NASH, 4-Dr. De Ville Faith alone, Graee alone, Scrip- ‘ * SU ‘sees tures alone. Luther film clearly Westeratan 3. D.C Apeieaioes s will be accepted by the Board of $3395 $ 255 33. Before showed that Luther and those who t's Civil Service Ssanines aa: All the Accessories eiibedibe Mec One Owner ses aa Se r i led by faith in Jesus Christ, and it/ensars, Leavenworth, Kansas, un- Soaggnan a $1585 : 295 is by faith alone. “The just shall’ : Hydramatic Radig.; Hosms live by faith.” (Romans 1:17). It i not. by it is not by faith Turmabout Rescue ; and works; is by Faith Alone} HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (®—Last that man is made righteous before| month, with the mercury’ near zero God. “Therefore we conclude that night watchman Sam Clyburn a man is justified by faith without|slipped from a river barge and the deeds of the law.” (Romans|fell into the icy Ohio River A 4 , we 3:28). It is also clear of fellow watchman, John Forgey, Chareh firms clings ven the fim Tuesday, ith te temperature] 424 Southard Street Simonton St., Opposite Navy Commissary ae. zs 5 adda iA ae i fiat i EEE EER LELE {points out that man is saved by/again near zero, Forgey fell from jthe grace of God alone. Because'a derrick boat. Clyburn fished him TELEPHONE 2-2242 TELEPHONE 2-7886 jof his sin man is» unworthy of out. j