The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 16, 1954, Page 12

THE, KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 17 Tuesday, November 16, 1954 Soviet Bosses Worry About Youth Morals | VIENNA (@—Even the Commu- nist bosses admit they are worried’ about a soaring teen-age crime rate and a decline in moral standards in Eastern Europe. Western officials in Vienna fee} that acts of teen-age rowdyism in the East are a reaction against the restrictions of communism, Hungary and Poland seem the hardest hit. Hungarian newspapers say people in Budapest are afraid of leaving home at nights for fear tire neighborhoods. Polish newspa- pers have reported teen-age crimes almost every day of the past six | ’ months. Communist officials blame the high teen-age crime rate on po-| lice. Communist bosses also com- plain that judges are too lenient Budapest carried this account: “Tt was not Saturday but Tues- day, it was not a payday but just day of the » but the movie and dance halls in one Bu- houses. oe district were crowded to ca- “There a@ young man was seen dragging a young girl out of one dance hall and hitting her in the “Girls immediately swarmed around visitors entering one of the places, They were between 14 and 17 years of age. The place was full of teen-agers, none of them having a regular job. “If you asked a policeman why he did not arrest one or the other of three criminals, prostitutes and hoodlums, he just said it was no use. Police authorities would re- Tease them the next day anyway.” She’s Got A Lot Of Pups To Mother BIG LITTER—Shena, Doberman Pinscher bitch belonging to the Don 4 Ortegas, 112 Ann Street, became the mother of 10 puppies last week. Most of the pups are all black like their mother, but some are fawn-colored. The purebred puppies are registered with the American Kennel! Club.—Citizen. Staff Photo, Don Pinder. Girls Suggested To Check Meters LAKELAND (#—This citymay begin sugar coating future park- ing violation tickets. City Commissioner E.‘C. Flana- gan has an ideg that the city should hire walking meter checker girls to keep tab on the parking metérs and hand ‘out ‘tickets to overtime parkers. Flanagan figures four girls could be hired for the same pay now going to two male officers. The uniformed gifls also could serve as walking information bureaus for visitors, Olivia Is Blonde HOLLYWOOD @® — ‘Olivia de Havilland’s. fiance, Paris editor Pierre Galante, arrived here ‘to’ be greeted by. the now-blonde actress. His comment on her hair: “It’s all right, for’ awhile.” Miss;de Havilland, 38, and the d4-year-old magazine editor haven't set the date for their mar- riage yet. The natural brunette may not, be blonde by the time of he ceremonies. Keeping -her hair blonde, she said, is~ “too much trouble.” Assam in southeast Asia. aver- ages 400 inches of rain a year. WINNING FLOATS — “Keep Them Home,” the float entered by the JayCees and JayShees was awarded the American Legion trophy for the best civilian float in the Veterans Day parade last ‘Thureday. The lower picture shows the Surabechi, which was judged the best military float.—Photes by float entered by ZX-i1 depicting the raising of the flag on Mt. Walt Moffatt. Read. The. Citizen ie ASILY S WHY,1 CAN EE OVE» ~ iTS gare - S Feer nich! CANINE VISITOR APPEARS AT MEET Something new was added at THIS 1S THE FIRST HAD THAT NEW MILK THAT MRS. Wise RECOMMENDED- last night's city commission meeting — a dog. Tom. Vinciguerra, correspon-_ dent here for the Miami Her- ald, brought his deg to the meeting. The dog yapped apprecia- tively from time to time. 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