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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
6eereier peslaneen
Eon> t,ctt [i5reci

Mcsfau. q. e. Gbarfpiani, @cnc
ralicfretGr bes 3entralfomitecs Scr
&ommuniltilhen Gartci iu @corgicn,
hefrGitiatc cIii5iea bas &erlanecn
stucicr acoraiIter Siiturifcr, nic &c.
iorocrt batten, ooB cin ictt I'M @c
iis Scr Siirfei beiinbliber. $50 Mci-
len LANCER Streiicn Sonocs Oil;
Sdipar5en Meer an @coraicn ,llriid
gcgGhcu mcrbcn iolltc.
Sic bcioen Siitorifcr, g. II. Sic
na'bia uno N. @ero5cniibpili, Sic
bciscNiitglicocr herfip':' :'cuic1oitliden
Nfaocn,e scr Hepuhlif bon @cnraic,
iilre, rerGiicutlihtell am 20. Sescnr,
Der 1915 in ~@crlo Spinion" cinc
slbmnoIlma, in ser Ibic 9fiidgahc Sc:
"asrouhteu @ieae 1lnicrcs Gclfes
eeiurbrrt muroc. 0os @cl0noe, nnI
eas es 1idl hier ia lhcIt, eritrrtt litij
Is Mcilcn bon ocn, Sflroricu MtSr
ianocinuiirts.
Gbarfpioni cr,pdhntc in Ser Grou
oa" oieics Stiid 0ano in ciuenl Pr,
tifrl, in Sem er lid, nit Sen Nniprii
, :},cn Scr @eorgirr hcioitt. Gr ioatl
inter aHbcrem:
Gin after Sralnm ser @crrgicl
lit noet INNER ltncriiillt, uno cas- II
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING oer Territorial
len Ginbeit. Gtrig-georgiihcs Son>
iic0t nod immer auberbnl6 imierel
8rensen." Sarauf erlpGhutc cr SIC
lelbeu gesirfc, sic pon Sen beiorl
SiItorifern olifgc5Gblt poroen !parcl
/ uGmlif, 9(rtpin, Mroaban. Sltlr'l
Scrt,tt, ,sspir, 8apburt, @,nuuSanc
Giriilm uuo Srcbi5ono.
rIes,pcgen," il,br cs fort, .iolltel
Sieic Sanocstci!e, Sic man inns meg
gcnpminen bat, on inns suriidfaiic!:
llnicr @unih lit mlr 81 ucritdGolid'
oenn es lit 2ano, melhes Oie 8cg
ser 3ultur 1rno ser Stants siiibrrn!
oeS aeorgiife, Solfes beoentet."
Sic Siitorifer 1nt'r1 Die Scia}dt
oeS 9nnoes in Sen leBteu 2OOO ,SSoI,
rem crliutert llnb Oann bebauptet
sic Siirfen bitten i'm Satire 19:
Siie9corgicu ii6eriolcn lrnS bc'cs1
9ann pircn lnter tiirfiitber Cher
berrldaIt sic gccgrapbild)en 9sanuc
umgcdnoert nno aelhihtlife Gent
mailer rcrnithtct noroer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07

sic iraniihcu Solbuten gum Sti!l
itauo uui ibreu Sormarid) in oell IL.
ncu 3ugetpieicneu @urniionen &C.
brad)t. 3u gleiher Seit erflarte Nh,
Benminilter 8prnes pou ocl Gerci
nisten Staaten nit Gnglauo suian
men, DAB lie sic Hliicn allIgeioroeri
bGtten Su beu @eoinglulgen bon Da!'
ia 5lr itebeu lmo ibre 5ruppen al,:
Sran 5urii,lsiebcn. @cfarntlid) no!
ser eritc MGr5 Der Iat,m 5llu enc
giiltisen 3uriidsua aber H,BlanS
tebrt iie) nidt' oarl,m, icuocrn Der
lanat bon asrar &onseiiionen mcgee:
Sel. llno 10 gebt ser &I I'm Sit
lMadt in europa lpeitcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
Belgien uno feline
europai(cbe Rolle
1tacb ben Wablen

liheralen. mebr als cnthGbigt nor,
Sen. Sic tpablpolitiide @eocltllna
ser aonigsfragc itcint iid curaIf
heihrdnft 81 babe,l, ooB sic GbriIts
lidiosialcn. iuocm lie fir Miidbcrt.
lung Seopplos cintraten, init zen
Stinmcl, ibrcs ciacutliheu anbangs
sualeie) bns yIcntimentulc Got,nn
Der l,npnlitiidcn, nit Dem sppclG on
&eiitblslnotluc Sll Hclpil,ncnsen
0faiic fiir iih ntohilmadcr fonutelt.
Sas isa5it lit aber. Dob Sas StGrfe.
uerbdltnis Scr Eurteicu gegcniiter
Sen Stcno Scr Tinge in Scr unmit.
telbarcu Gorfricas5cit i'm srrie:1t.
li6eu rmprs6nhert gcblicbcn lit.
SGou Dor oem aricge iporen nGn,s
lid, mas iid nod nid,t bis SIT lnicreu
politIieJen Sbcbancrn bcrunrgeipro'
fcu 81 babcu ibeint, sic Glerifatcu
unheiirittcn oic Jcrritbenoe Bartcj
8elgicns. Sbne Sic Spaltin9 ocl
alten belaiifen Mrbeitcrpartei II
Sp5iallIteu nno aonnuniitcn Batter
Sic &lerifalcn bieSlnal Sen Moug oel
nlmcriif itdrfitcn &n1u,erarl,rri
einaehiibt. IS crgibt it'd, nlur Sc,
pamSore ,3uitauo, oaB sic eigent
iihen Ner!iercr IN Sem Spiel, niIn
lid sic 2ibcraleu, in ser neueu @am
| n,er bns 3iinglcil an Ser @aaat
biloen. ...f
0ab in hem nellen belaiiheu Yar
lament cine flare, table WtcbrGei
,libt 81 leis,t 81. finoeu lit uuo oi
gIbuna elmer alli lauae Sirtt arhei
tenocn &egierung oaber GuBer'
idapicrig eriGeint, entiprift oc!l
@iloe Der @obler9ebniilc in allel
fontineutalcuropGiIhen Hanoern ieI
@ecoislna Ses 2rieaes. ~@liidlidje
9lMsnabneh biloen bierhci nlr oi
paar Satellitenltaateu MublanoS, il
SdluB aui Seite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
..9Imcricau Srauiplpanian 81

.9ln1crican Sranlplpanian Sarou
sio siiociaticn", lun mnicrcu Sicbcn
oa oraubcn Silic 81 brin9eu. s!tnr
es ioate nibt nad) ibrenl @illen &C.
ben mir fpnntcn feline Grlaubnis cr-
baltcn: abcr nidtt ,ll,r lpir ionocrn
nicmano bcfalu cine iold)c, gang
aleih lrie grpb sic Organization. 90
blieb uns licpts unoercs iibria, a!s'
uns an sic 9lltberu @orlo Hclici,
Snc., cine firhlihc Organization bie
ihon lpii6reno oem @rieg titig nnr,
su lpcnocn init ser @itte, inns u,it'Ns
bclicn, uu'crn GoltsacnoIicu ioiors
| ti9e 8ilic 5ll brlngcn, inoem mir o!s
Elm S'reig ibrcr Organization baAr
oeln, troba,rcb mir feline ertraGrlailh-
mis- brand)ten. @ir fonneu Sptt balt=
fen, oab tiittige Mlnner oieirr gro.
ben 2utberan 8orlN &clicf porItebel'
sic oaS 8crbGltnis unIerer Siebcis
biirger tSad)lcu griinolib fenrell
! uno uns frcrnolidy sugeia9t babel
nit ibncn Suionnucn 81 arhcitan rn>
BADEN inns periprod,en, oaB iGntl!dg
Sammlllnsen scr Siebenbiirgel
SahIen in Mmerifa iiir sic ba lcbcu.
oenen, leincnocn Siebenbiirger Saeh,
len in europa pcrlpenbet tperoc,t, ir
iuie bon uniercn bieiigen 1iibrert
angetpieien miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07

Ma'blllatun. Cine Gpnlition BON
Hcpllblltancrn uno iiinltaatliheu
Scmofratcn lm Saus itimmntc cineil
SllhlieolcnporifIng nicoer, oen GrG=
'tnent SrlIlllon als Sen &crn ieines
Nauprcgranlns beScifnct bate
Nppcllc Ncs GrGiiocnten ielbIt, npr
Hrbert &. Sonncgan, Dem &oriitc,l.
ben hca lational 7slusicbiiics, unS
ocs pirtidnftliten Sbcrfonutanoos
permobten nicht, geniiaeno Scmo.
fruten tci ser Stangc 81 holtcn.
Ser Ilnn. ser Sic Megicrlrna sur
@eluG6rlrug bon Sublieoien IN Sobe
bon $500, 100000 Iiir sic GrpNuf-
tion BON 9allmlterialien crlnid)t!at
bGttc, mllroc in elmer nid)t nanlent-
llhen Nbitinlmllng init 161 gcgeu %
Stimlncn abgclchnt. slls sic Mit.
glicner an Sen Stimncn5iblcrn Dor
bcigingclL lpuroen ctlpa 40 IT'D
ltaatlife Selnofraten geieben, Sic
gcgen Ole Gorlage ltinmlteu, lpibreno
lid niGt ein ciu5igcr Hepublifauer
oafiir einleetc. 9tobe5u $50 sbgeorN.
nete blclbeu ser slbltimm,ng fern
Sas Salls pertagtc iid) Damn pbne ei:
ne Slbltinnnrns iiber oic iibriae,1
Seilc ocs Sroeranlms.
Hcgicrlngsiiibrer, Ole iid) ser Nie
oerlage bes Subiieoierplans be,mlb
!rarcn. beantraaten cine Gertaglrl
por Scr HlbItinnEtng iiber oieiel
Erlntt. sl6er ser Gertaaungsantras
lpuroc nit 1871 gegeu 81 Stilnmer
abgelebnt. Sunnegan bate bara,l'
alInlerfiam gemnht, oab sic Semo
tratiide Yartei Iiir eiu Teriaeen sss
gauproaramms perantlportlld) ge'
baltcn miro uno bate Elm entlpre.
; cbcnHcS Selegramm Dor ser gbltinl,
nnlng an icNcn cin5elucn ser Demo
tratiiheu sbgcorbnetcu aerid)tet.
Gor ser abltimml,ng riei aub oeI
GrGiioent sic &ongrebiiibrcr su iid
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07

Sic belgiifeu Nablen baben ne=
Ser in sen 9sad6ridjtenipalten nod i'm
rebaftionellen 5eile ser amcrifu,
nii9en Hrcile beionoerc 9coht,mu
gefitnoen, tmo Nos .rcrigc, oas bicr
al "8onnentarcn" Sll ocnt Wohl:
ergebtis laut tpnroc, betruf ialt aM$
idlieblib bie belgiihc aonigsiroar
Gs gebt ia nitts iiber cine CUTE
"blmoit intereit torn" slhcr iclbit III
oieiem nebeniad)lihen Yunfte ucr
ia9tc oas pclitiibe llrtcil Ser meiiter
"2o,nI,entatorcu" Gs ieierte obc,
ali6 ionit in ser ,Snterprctatipn bc.
siffcrnnKiBiaen @ublreiultate feinl
9ri,nApbc.
Sic criten Nahri1ten iiber fpnl
nrilniiiiihe '@ablrpfplae scuiigtcIl
0en @ldtterr. ON 5aSe uuh SCI
Bableu bop eiuem vMid nad) linfs
5n1lprehen, I,b nfs l;d) Damn oil
miuoer itarf inbllrrielen @ebiet'
8elgiens nit ibren Grgebniiien mel
bctea, lulo iibcrtuic1ern ben alcrifa
len giiuItig luaren, las man bier
vgef9iim nlopeS TO tbc right. SS'
Watrbeit baben oies &lerifalen, oi
nun inter rhriltlid)iaSialcr" ssabr
nlarid):eren, ctluaS beiier ahgeidmit
ten, als eriuartet ,porocn mar, abc,
sic So5ialiitcn lmben nlht 9crinaer
Jortihritte genud)t, unn aud, ocl
aon,munilten mitB sugegebcu sueroe'
baB ia 5; c3abl ser Manoote, ouf 81
iie ielber eeredulett batten (2O), noe
um elm paar iibertroffen baben .;
!3ehe mlBten in alien orci ,sdllen 81
2tberalen bcsn6lcn.
Sir Die Stimmen uno aammer
iiBe, Die ban Aders, bes Miniiterpra
iiocnten, Fartei. Die iu5ialiitiihe, al
ole foMm1uiItiihe Yartei abaebrl
muBte, lit lie burcb Grcberl,ngcn Al!
@oltpn Scr rcd)tcn Nadybarpartci, Sc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
Gmpiana pon eritem $1,000 y

GolfSgenoiien: -
rs,l unirer 3citung peroiientlihtcn
mir nrcbrcrc 'offiSieIc 9rieie, Die
2anoslcute non ibren Nngeborigen
aus Siebenbiirgcn ,no ar6 bon &C.
ucu, sic I'M Muslans, Seltcrrcih uno
Geutichlano, Gin tlGglihes 2eben iiib-
rem miiiien, crbicltcn. @ir babcll
oonn aid) eincn langercn oiii5iellcn
Yeriht bon ln'ernl idfiiifen @iir-
oentrGgcfu. Gr. Mplitori,,s, Tr.
&lciu mno Tr. Nifolalts, pollitanoig
pcrGiientlidt, oamit lmlere 8plfss
genoiien in ocu Gercini9tcn Staate,l
aae our0 Sielc aus eriter Glelle IN
formicrt peroen !rie es Inn ,mlert
8riioer ,,no Shmelterl,, sic ibre Sci.
mat in "a Stunoen perlaiien lno Dor
Dem sseinb iliihten lnb olles 5l,riid
laiien nllbten. ibr Sab ltno 0nt,
Itebt.
Gs ,puroe iofort in Glcpelanb aui
Brnno oieier !raurigen Natrihten
cine Geriammlung ser @ertreter III.
ierer Gereine ,mo alld) iold)en. sic
niht Mitglieoer iinb, na6 Glepelanh
ins @eitieite 'Sadienbe!m einbcru.
fen. Sort tpuroe alles erfldrt,pon fiib.
renoen MGnncrn nann organiiierteu
Iid) sic 0ertreter unter 0em Namer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
Is 'Neeypter
bet 1tra,rau eetStet

&airo. 2ollt Mitteilung ser Gegie
rllng lpllroen ,pabreno hcs @encrai
Itreifs, ser ais ,Srauertag" at Gt
rem Der bel sen anti>britii6eu MltF
itano pom 21. tsebrnar IN auiro> inns
Seben gcfomncneu Negppter 6ega,
gen lpliroe. Is slegpptcr lmo Sluc
britiiehc Yoli5iIten I'M Centrum oel
Stabt M(eronhria getGtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
Sriiterer WpH.Gtei
y. u. Kr,,e
,pirc 1ttttenjetrctXr

@aibinaton. :. q. &rl,g, ser irii'
hcre Tpriitsr ocs 1869, lpuroc bon
ErGiioeut truman Sum Suueniefre,
lGr crlhnnt. Gr crbGIt canit oaS
slnlt bca iriilsreu Scfrct1rs Sarah
Sdes. &rug lit 3S Sabre alt. Se:
ErGiioent hcssitGnctc Grra ais circl
6e,pGDrtcu mo criahrenen @canlteu
osr iid) iiberaa berpprgetau babe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
- ,pmrHen in Sl,,ese,ae>
1tnalMf aetStet

Sos slngclcs. 2ic DC aimaricoN
slirlines mittcilcn, Il itr Nloggitylf1
tO3 nit 81 GaiiagisIcn l,no Dtamu
9clatlu1g IN Sen Sunltra Mn,lrtaIns
* Mcilcn oitlid) rcn Son SieNo
obacitiiu't. slac SNin'ier iinh tot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07
1ert,ialen, clcid,t
bclaecrter Statt

ScruIolcm. llmiannrcid,c Cider
beitsmobnabmen Sic Scru'cie,u iobt
oaS slusiebcu cine rbclagerten Stoet
gchcn, merhcn ictt }lmt St,l,bc Ser
analo=uncrifaniihcu HalIitina "(u2.
ifuiics oetrcficn, oct Nici. @od,e in
,scrninlcm einaatro''eu tit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07

merbauIcn hoteu oie 9erliner. Die
MIR criilieren fonnen, neil sipiliiierte
Grobcrer ibuen Hnbrlmg geben. Gin
paar @erliner urbeiten fiir sic Sc
iaBmasbebGroen, sic nidIt Id)leetlc
8ebGlter Sablcn. .aber Die 3abl Sic.
ier gliifliferen @crlincr fillt nidlt
ins @elpiht, uno sie heiieren Sebd!s
Ter niisen ibnen uitt piel. neil Bic
Slocn lccr linh.
+. 0ana burdJ Berlin
@enn man einen Gang burG Ser.
Inns Hminen mac)t, iiebt man rlidt
piel anoeres oils Sriinlmer imo 8ohs
lenbe.rpbner, sic ocn @erillh MAIDEN.
ibre Seller lmo &Dblenbefnuiungeu
pobnlidler 81, geitalten. Gon cen
boar Sdoen itebeu lan9e Sd,lange,i
uon Meniden, oie ibre SebensmitteI.
rationen fallfen ipollen. Soer mon
liebt Jrauen uno ainoer, Ole nit
Mufiafen ,lno &anbtaiheu Su oen
Stabt6abnboien uno llntersruno=
babnitationen eeben. INN in oie Ser
liner ltmgebuns 81 iabren ,mb III
Sen @d!oern, sic Berlin i'm 9toroeN,
Siten ,mo @elten umrabmcn, ,Vrenn-
bol5 5u ianlmeln.
slnf Sic 8erliner iino pbpiilf be.
iiegt, tuie alle bel,tif,en Staotbelpob-
ner, oeren Stdote ocn Susel Ser
@onlben uno oie Shrefen ser 9onl-
baroierungen alssubalten batten.
aber ipie id) idon in meinen friibe-
ren @erid)ten aus Seutidlano bar
geleet babe, i'd, CLAUDE nid)t, oab bic
Geutiden audi oeiitig bciiegt tpur-
Sen. Sobolo Die ge,,tiben Iih pcli
0em Sbred ser Bomben unb Gro
naten erboblt uno ettpaS Gronung lit
eas tuirtidmftlide Chaos aebradt
Sdlub auf seite 2.
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Ncte 2lrn,ee ktit>ert
1ran Gr,,ppen ,pieHer

5eberan. Gas Sran &riegsmlnl-
Itrrium crflGrtc, sic 9fote slrnce
bobe 60 MciIcn Gitlid) bon Sebern
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-28
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Know Americal

DR.. Gilbert H. Grosvenor. pres
ident-editor of the National Geo
graphic Society, Washington, born
in Turkey, II years ago.
Robert D. Murphy, political
adviser to Gen. McNarney in Ber-
lin, diplomat hero of invasion OF
North Africa, born in Milwaukee
So years ago.
Howard Hanson, composer, di-
rector of the Eastman School OF
Music, Rochester, n. r., born
Wahoo. Nebr., so years ago.
Harvey w. Brown, president OF
the International Association OF
Machinists, born in Schuylkill
Co, Pa, SO years ago.
John Boles, actor. born at
Greenville. Texas, as years ago.
Judge Francis C. Caffey Of the
US. District Court, New York
City, born in Gordonsvllle, Ala,
70 years ago.
Prof. Michael l. Rostovzeff,
Yale's professor emeritus Of an
cient history, born in Russia, 70
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-28
FURY Is sHoRTLIvED

How easily, how easily,
does the public forgeTl How
we burned with resentment
during the war when We
learned of the millions Of
people the Nazis had muir
dered, a large percentage OF
them suffocated in g a $
chamberst How revolving
to Us was the news that the
yaps had beheaded or bay
onetted American fly er S
who landed on japanese
soil from their crippled air
planes.
1t is not possible for US
to reawaken those feelings
to the extent that we enter
tanned them during the war
Such is mans constitution.
He can not remain furious
day in and day out. The
height of his fury continues
for a few minutes only.
Even for years afterward.
he can recall the fury but
can not feel its full force.
uanr;pg man Is a ter
rible thing. but if we apply
the Biblical dictum OF IAN
eve for an eye and a tooth
for tooth" to the hang
ing. we may realize, despite
the horror of hanging, that
it is the only way that JUS
tiee can be amply done.
Yet. we are inclined to
agree with George Bernard
Shaw's suggestion that the
convicted NaZis should have
been accorded the privilege
of taking their own lives by
swallowing a sufficient num-
Der of morphine tablets. The
end would have been the
same. but the means Of at
tanning the end would have
been different. OF course. II
any of the convicted Nazk
had refused to take their
own lives. then the hang
mans knot should have been
used on them.
Many persons are against
capital punishment. but any
body who can keep his
mind sufficiently alive TO the
cause of the punishment
does not shrink when it Is
inflicted.
The horror Of hanging the
Nazis was only an exceed
ingly small degree of the hor'
ror they had perpetrated in
snuffing out the lives of mil
lions of people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-28
COMMUNISTS

The United States Cham
Der of Commerce charges
that Communists have fill
tered into the government
and demands that the Party
be forced to disclose its
membership and finances.
1t should be understood,
in this connection, that the
fundamental basis for ieglti-
mate objections to Commun-
list activities is the suspicion
that they take orders from
Moscow. If there EXISTS an
independent c 0 m m u II i s t
Party in the United States,
activated solely by indlvld-
uals in this country who are
independent of foreign con-
troll, they have a right to par
ticipate in public affairs.
There is another charge
made against the alleged
Communists, which, if sus-
tanned, would justify organ
izations, including political
parties, for barring them.
1t is the allegation that Com
munists bore from within,
concealing their identity and
purpose, and taking advan-
tage of trusts accepted to
wreck and sabotage the or
CARNATIONS which they pre-
tend to serve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-28
HIT EN- HEAVY
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
c. Richardson's realistic argu-
r1ient in favor of gambling as an
attraction for tourists Peoples
Forum, Oct. 2lst), is well worthy
Of discussion.
For the affirmative. / feel it
deserves the support of all other
residents like him who don't
gamble themselves, but do re-
spect the right of others to be
taken to the cleaners if they're
so cheerily inclined.
But more important than the
question of rights is the angle
that tourists who like to gamble
are usually tourists who also Ike
TO spend. 1t is the spending type
of tourist that this infant re-
sort needs to primarily attract
But | think the best and safest
bet is to follow the successful
lead OF old New Orleans. With its
| intriguing assortment of clip
joints, cabaretS and gambling
casinos, it has been tourist and
convention center for years. Nor
has its churches suffered in at
tendance as result Of 1t.
We already have almost as
many saloons as the famous
French Quarter there. and they
can readily be converted into
cabarets. Use them to bring down
robust visitors who will roar in
to town with pocketful of
dough and yell of Hey, Bub!
Where's those hot spots in this
mans town." See if they don't
leave behind them a trail OF crisp
| folding money that viii stagger
the Chamber of Commerce.
Then with night life added TO
Key Vests many other charms,
! it won't be SO embarrassing to
direct visitors to where the
spongers and>the turtles amt.
Confine gambling houses to
| sections of the town where they
can't offend. Tax the operators.
Hit 'em high. Hit EN- heavy. Use
the proceeds for civic improve
| mentS.
0n AEhAv CDEEN
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MONOGRAPHS
WHAT NATURE GAVE US

A. Key Wester, who, for
10 years, represented in the
United States hotel men in
Havana, in directing tourists
to that city. told The Citi-
zen That undoubtedly all
hotIsiflg accommodations in
Key West VII be taken dur
ing the coming winter sea-
son.
But, ne added, how ex-
tensive are our accommoda-
ti0ns? Judging by advertise
ments in The Citizen, few
houses or apartments in
Key West are now unoccu-
pied.
As for the hotels, he ex-
planned, the first rush Of
tourists will fill them up.
Building in Key West just
before the war and during
the war was extensive, con-
sidering the size of our COM
.mnnity. but it fell far short
ef providing sufficient ac-
cOmmodations for a large
number of tourists.
What Key West needs,
the former Cuban hotel
agent said, are more hotels
and more apartment houses.
lie added, that he believed
that the demand for ac-
cOmmodations will be such
the coming winter it will
provide the impetus for
further construction. He
based his opinion on the old
economic law that demand
creates supply.
Admitting t h at Key
Vests chief asset is its eli
mate. he added that the sea
runs the climate a close
second in the matter of i'm
pOrtance. Yet, though we
are an island city. we have
few accommodations for
Yachts. Sports fishing is
pretty well provided for,
but Key West has no piers
90 offer accommodations to
yachtsmen who may come
here or wish to come here.
That condition turns our
thoughts TO the Garrison
Blight, which would be the
best yacht basin in Florida
were it properly developed.
But the blight is as Nature
gave. i to us, except for it's
enclosure on the northerly
and norhtwesterly side by
the Florida East Coast Rail-
way.
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OLD MAN GREEN.

EDITORS NOTE: The Citizen
did not endorse what Mr.. Rich
ardson had 10 say about gamb-
ling; neither does it endorse the
statements in any other commu-
nication in The Forum. Always,
the views expressed are the
writer's views. AS for New Or
leans, the recently elected mayor
there ordered all gambling
houses closed in that city,.
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nOlnceC LnaL the sewer Will De
completed by the end of 1897.
I Claude Pepper, candidate for
the United States senate. IS due
to speak IN Key West next Wed
,nesday afternoon.
One of the Florida Motor Lines
buses Is now being operated be-
tween Marathon and the north
westerly end of Grassy Key.
Robert Curry and Alice Jane
| Kemp applied today for a mar
riage license at the county judges
office.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Drudge and
children arrived yesterday from
the upper keys, where Mr..
Drudge Is engaged IN construc-
ton work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Baker re-
turned yesterday from Miami
| where they had been on their
/ honeymoon "trip.
| Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
! After the rebels have taken
Madrid. the real fight viii begin,
and it may end in another world
tragedy
OCT. rs. 1885
Ninety per cent of the labor
in the construction of the bridges
IS to be drawn from the relief
rolls Of Monroe county, the Pub
! lie Works Administration an
nounced today.
| ]. Mark Wilcox, representative
in congress from this district,
! was greeted by a large crowd
when he made a speech here yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barker today
announced the birth Of d son,
weighing seven and one-half
pounds. Mrs. Barker is the for
u1er Gloria Domenech Of Key
I West.
Miss Cecilia Ellsworth, who
had been visiting relatives in Mi
ami, returned yesterday,
Mrs. Mary Caring returned
yesterday from visit along the
east coast.
! A house warming party will
| be held tonight at the new Elem
| ing Street Church parsonage at
619 William street.
1OuIS EEOplS , 'oSA IN A~oS ~
Of St. Paups Church will give a
Halloween festival in the Parish
House on October 80.
Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Elm
horn celebrated their silver we'd
ding anniversary Sunday night in
Aronoyitz Hall.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"Mussolini is grooming his SON
in-law to be his successor, but
ne reckons without his people,
who may not continue TO be ac-
quiescent."
OCT. 20. 1896
Claude Pepper, candidate for
the United States senate, made
two speeches in Key West this
afternoon, the frs in the Art
Gallery and the second IN Colon
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Business men who tell
you that money is only a
system of scoring the points
in the game, have not had
to make good an overdraft,
or a note when it becomes
due. Talk is cheap but mon
CIV isn't.
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Dear Nom:
hear there's new linen
shop opening up on Fleming
Street right next to Peppers.
They'll carry a full line Of I'M
ported and Domestic linens as
well as sheets, pillow cases.
towels, washcloths. blankets,
dish towels. table cloths, nap
kins, scarfs. bed spreads, cur
tains, fine handkerehiefs, in
fact, everything you need for
the house or to give as gifts.
That's nice to know. isn't it,
nom? We sure needed a shop
like that in town. Well, I'll be
seeing you soon. Love,
Johnny.
oct22-tf
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The United States is Civ
ing a good imitation of max
ing the same mistakes that
it made after the first World
War.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-28

One Of the greatest faults
is TO think you have none,
and act accordingly, which
is another fault, though a
little less venal than the
other.