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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10
Snr @oreeiG)idjic

3ie 6oroerllng Ser Mitrerant,por-
tllng ser gelesidaft i'm 8etrieb lit an
iih nibt neu. Shon in ben nhtsiger
Sabren bes borigen Sabrbuloerts
batte 3. g. ser 8erliner Sabrifant
&einrid Sreele bas Spltem Der rfon-
Ititutionellen Sabrif" empfoblen uno
in ieinem unternebmen nit grfolg
eingefiibrt. Na6 Dem erIten @eltfrieg
purbe bas SpItem ser 8etriebsr1te
geibaffen, nlleroings unter elmer po-
litiiden unb io5ialen &onItellation,
Ole. bie ganse Mtmoipbdre nergiftete
unb cine ia6li6e 2oii1ng Der Srage
tpeoer auf ltnternebmerleite nod auf
.Mrbeiterieite 5ulieB. Dieies Betriebs-
ratepeien mar nod algemeinem llr-
tell politild 81 lebr berieubt lnro bat
nit einem flaren MiBerfoIg geenoet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10

lid 8oit NIT Ser Mn7ihrift: rariegs-
gefangenenpoit" BON DienItitellen in
Ser Sit5one nit Dem &ermerf 5ilriif-
getpieien puroe: .gs gibt in Der So
lpiet-ltnion feine &riegsgefangenen
mehr!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10

lleber Sen Inn oas 0fitbeitim=
mllngsrebt gefiibrten &antpf ibreibt
Die 3iir6er &albmonatsibrift ,Srien-
tierung' bonn Is. 6ebrl,ar:
Sm &alnpf linn bas Deitbeitin-
mungsrebt i'm Betrieb lit eine erlte
groBe S6labt gei6lagen aporoen. sic
enoigte NIT eitlent einoeutigen Sieg
Ser 8eperfldaften. 9ieie baben ourd
ibren @iniab erreiht, Dob bas Mit-
beitimmltngsreht Ser Irbeiteri6aft
in betriebliben 6ragen in Ser gelaln=
ten Nontaninouitrie geiesIib feitge=
Iegt miro.
0as @eiet lit nod nibt in alien
gin5etbeiten beitimmt feitgelegt llno
bat Dos 8arlament nod ni1t poi
iiert. Der oelltihe 8unoesrat (St6n=
refammer) bat 5lpar Dem @rlinoge-
oanfen am g.. sSe6ruar einitimnlig 5u=
geitimmt, aber Der 8unbestag (8olfs-
fammer) bat bas 8eleb nod 5u bera=
ten uno 81 oerabi6ieoen. Darum lit
es nod perfriibt, auf gin5elbeiten
ein5ugeben. @s Iobnt iib aber, Oen
8eg uno bie @runoi1te fllr5 su be-
leuhten. es lit 5u boffen, baB aus
Oem gan3en 8organg nun einige 2eb-
rem ge5ogen lperoen, sic nit 8orteil
Ibon ldngIt bitten ge5ogen 1perber
lollen. 80.
@egenitanb oes &antpfes mar, Inn
oies porlpes gu nebmen, niht et1pa
oie 8ei6neioung ser &onpeten5el1
ser 8eiddftsleitung ooer oie birefte
@iniprahe Ser 9lrbeiterldaft (ooer
Der @eiperfihaft) in Sic @elh1fts fiib-
rung ielbit. 0ieie mlB unter alien
ltmitanoen groBe 6anolungsfreibeit
beiisen. 'Sonoern es ging Inn oie
Gompeten5 sllr 8eItenung bes gluf=
ii6tsrates Gin Ser Sbipei5 1lngefabr
| n8eripaltingsrat") unb banit Inn
Den ginfluB auf bie 8eitellung oes
8orltanOes (Oireftion, @eIbdftslei,
tung). Selbit Sic 8e1perfibaften ia.
ben (oies muB megen bdllfiger propa.
aanoiltiiber WiBoeritdnoniiie ooar
audi Gerorebunsen ausoriidtih be,
merit iueroen) betont, oaB oie Sci
tllng ser llnterneblnunger eroBa
9anolungsfreibeit uno Gntldei,
bllngsmadt beliben miiile, unb bai
cieie Durb sic nel,e Regelung feines,
megs beidnitten iperoen ioaen. 9afiir
aber lou oie 9eitung ielbIt III 3ufunfi
niht mebr MIR ser &apitalIeite (ber1
slftionaren), ionoern ebenio audi ser
8elegI6aft, in getriiiem WfaBe Der
@eiperfldaft, Deral1ttportlib iein.
5erner murbe Sic gin|.eaung eines
ingenannten arbeitsbireftors, Ser Dor
alem oie perlonaier umo lo5ialen
6rasen 81 betrel,en hat, seiorbert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10
Der 9srubleme sn piel

@elpiB nllsen einige politilhe SSiibz
rer bie Notluenoigfeit Ser Heubelpaffs
nllng ser 9elltlden fir SEN Geriud,
aus, aus Sen gaiierten &on5ellionen
beraus5llbolen. 0ieIe Bolitifer
fonnten ieooh sic 8eltfriie nibt 10
leiht 5ll ibrem GorteiI nllsnusen
ipenn oie Mebrbeit ser Ieutiden
ni6t 81 iebr BON Sorgen uno In.
iiderbeit erfiillt, 81 llneliiflid) uno
berarn1t tpdre, Tim iiberbaupt nod
ueitere Brobleme, i6on gar ni6t Sic
ltebernabme ser 9erantportllng 1ni=
litGriiher 8ereitidoft, 81 iiberneb-
.men.
@eiterbin baben mir es lanse 3eit
SEN 9ellti6en IN sic Sbren getrom.
melt lie ieien lble6t, nGrnlih rmili-
tariitiid". slae miere genliibungen
bie Seutihen 81 sSretheit unb 9erno=
fratie ullm5uer5ieben", tpGren ielbIt
llnter ben belten gebingungen uniin=
mig $50 Oas .gan5e Sano ii6 aber IN
einem 3ultono io5ialer ltmapdl5uns
befinoet, iheinen sic @erte bon Sreis
belt lno Senofratie nidt mebr als
ioealiitiide Sbeorie gu iein, ieoenfaus
| fiir cine gep0Iferllng, Sic feinen slus-
meg aus ser 8ebrGngnis oes glltagss
lebens iiebt.
Cine @ruppe bon SSlii6tlingss
fraueu lprah nit mir i'm nGbriitus"
81 Sberammerguu Sic er5dblten mir
eri6iitternOe @rlebniile Cine oieier
Srauen mar bel ser porbergebenren
suffiibrung in GrGnen altsgebrohen
unO rieI: u@ir batten 1rnieren SIT
ous!"
~9ie Sdlfte oller oellti6en sSomi-
lien - uno sic 5amilie 1par friiber
ser @rrnoItein ,nlerer Nation - be-
finbet iif I'M SuItanb ser Mufl0-
lung, iagten bieie Srauen. Sic be-
ltdtlgten, mas Elm fiibrenoer futboli=
i6er 8eiitlicber mir porber gelagt
bate: Sic Wiitter unO &inoer mob
men, 100 lie elm Gad) iiber Dem &opf
finoen fonnen. Ser 8dter arbeitet in
irgenoeiner lpeitentfernten Staot 11no
iiebt ieine 6amilie nur ielten. Sau-
ienOe bon anoeren Samilien iinb obne
Sater. Ser Wtlttter bleibt nur sic
barte 8abl, entpeoer 5lt arbeiten l,no
ibre ainber 81 perna6laiiigen ODER
bon ,lngeniigenber ltnterltiiBung gu
leben. 4u6 ipenn ser Gater aus be1n
&rieg beingefebrt it, bot Die Mlltter
in Sen esabren leiner @btueienbeit bie
gutoritdt iibernommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10

limb 5u ale benz ihmeigen Die Ser.
treter Der BroBmabte ipie oie llgs
Das beiBt, bieielben 2elite, oie 10 of
nno piel BON Menidenredten quai-
ieln!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10
,,0ie CHE lit Ioaor inn fatboIiItle1

~9ie gbe lit iogar i'm fatboliiden
gapern ihDer eribiittert," flrbren lie
fort. uDie belten Musiibten alf SET
rat in einem 2anb, in bem faIt oop-
pelt 10 piel iunge Srauen tpie Ndn-
ner porbanoen iino, bat bie Srau, Die
cine Wobnung bot. Muh Damn iagt
ser Rann iih - tpenn ib oieie niht
mag, fam ib cine anoere befonmen.
Gerbeiratete Dednner, Die nod gar
nidt gei6ieben iino, feten 4nnoncen
in bie 3eitl,ng. Dab fie etne an6ere
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10
Die &in6er nermabrlolen

&as seldiebt nit Sen &inbern2
Sic tapferite Mutter fann es nidt
binoern, Dob lie ME allein iinD, I'M
glei6en 3altm nit mebreren Che
paaren leben unb sic unpermeioli=
6en Streitigfeiten Ser g(elteren nlit-
onboren @enn bie Eager ii6 in ei-
ner Staot ober eineln 9orf befinoen,
fonnen Die ainoer 5ur Shule geben.
Sie tShulen iino ieOo6 10 iiberfiiIlt,
baB ieb5ig ober mebr &inoer gemein-
Jam unterribtet rperoen 1niillen. 8ie-
le S6ulen miiiien orei &laiien nah.
einanoer beberbergen.
sSn eilligen 2agern befinoen iid)
bon neutrality-suspicious. llnter-
baltene &inoergdrten. SSln ganseu
ober lit Die Sage fir Die &inoer ser
Gertriebenen in cen Maiienquartie-
rem 10 i6ledt, baB nielnono oie pbp.
lil6en 1rnb moralilhen Musmirfun-
gen porberlagen fann.
.Sbr Imerifaner fonnt nidt Der.
iteben, 1pie Seimatloiigfeit, Sunger
lno ger5meiflung ernieorigt," iagte
mir ein 2ogerfiibrer, raud nidt,
melhe 5urdt sic @ebiloeten unter
oen 8ertriebenen berfolgt: SOS aIl-
mablide abiinfen, bas pielen Don it,
men unh ibren &inbern orobt, auf oen
Stan0 oes BroIetariers All iinfen.
3lpan5ig Bro5ent aller 8ertriebenen
lno Sliibtlinge iuaren in geiitigen
8erufen tdtig gepeien ssllriIten,
sler5te, Brofeiioren, Biiienidaftler,
Sngenierre, 2ebrer 1,iip. gtur fiini
Bro5ent, llngefGbr 100000, buben
Stellungen in ibren friiberen 8eru-
fen geflnoen. @as ion aus Sen an<
beren anoertbalb Millionen 1peroen?
0eutidlano fam iie ni6t unterbrin-
gen."
9luf ser anberen Seite iino piele
8ertriebene uno 5liidtIinse 10 anpai-
lllngsfabig uno intelligent, oab tie
i6nelIer poraparts fo1rlnten ols sic
Srtsuniaiiigen. 9ies peruriadt Neio
uno bermebrt sic syeinoidaft. Gie
Sliibtlinge iibernebmen ole Roae,
melbe friiber in 9el1tidlano sic SUI
oen fpielten. sic bringe1r neue @e-
banfen, Sdbigfeiten 1ln6 Irbeitsipeis
len in ieben fleinen Srt.
giele 9eltibe iino ser Deeinlng,
IbaB bieie tapferen Nenihen SeltIh.
lambs @ettllns iein fonnten, tpenn tie
MIR Moglidfeiten fdnberL lire syye1itt
! 'bigfeiten, ibre @nergie 1lnb hire Mrs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10

prosramm berfniipft, tpiro DeItih.
lano eirtem gseo-G Gaihisnis gef1br.
lihiter Nrt 3ufteliern, beiien Mnban.
ger iid nm cine reue oelitidJe SIRE
6entn iharen fonnten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-10
Drutft1lanhH Rtr1rnprnhlrn

beiraten uollen, falls lie cine @eb.
nung beiist."
u2aiien sic midi meine @eihicbtl
er5dblen," iagte cine 5liidtlingsfral'
aus 8reslall. ~4aein BON nnieren
5amilienIorgen 5u ipre6en, lit fir
MIDI cine @rleibterung. SD 1par. nit
einem befnnnten poblbdbenben Mn-
malt in Berlin perbeiratet. g8ir ltan-
oen uns lebr nabe, bei ser Irbeit lino
audi lonIt % mir beioe mltii5ierten.
@r fam an oie ruiiiife 6ront. ltnier
Saus lpurEe bombaroiert. SD fam
poanoers unter, batte aber Shtpie,
rigfeiten, 6enn ib batte brei Sabre
dang Elm iiioiicbes &ino perboreen.
sd flob nad SeIterreid, arbei.
tete BORT fir bas 9fote Sareu5 unN
ibidte meine &inoer 5u fSreunben
aufs 2ano. 8ie oiele anGere, sic all
Der Sltfront tparen, fam nrein Mann
pollfomlnen perdnoert unb brutal aus
Dem &rieg 5uriid. Salt iagte er mir,
er bobe cine anoere gefunoen, Sic er
beiraten 1polle. 8ir muroen ge1hie.
Sen. SSn5miiden befam sic 5rau, cie
er beiraten 1poate, ihon BON einem
anoeren Wtann elm unebeli6es &ino.
3a beiratete er eben cine anbere.
nWeine grfabrllngen lnaben MIDI
lider geeignet fir Die Mrbeit fir Ser
triebene, 6liibtlinge uno ausgebpmb-
te Sanilien. gs lit aber cine berger
reiBenoe glrbeit."
Srotoem baben mir ertpartet, Dab
oieles perarmte 8olf, ceiien geringe
nirtidaftlif}e Grbolltn9 bl,rh mora
hide llno piphologiide llniiherbeit
iiberipogen miro, bie 2aIt ser finane
5iellen 1tnb io5ialen 8ieoeraufrih-
tllne BON 5ebn MiQionen ,lngludli-
6en Nellanfommlingen iibernebmen
IoIlte.
Sn einem Sliibtlingslager, Sos
i6 beiubte, lprahen ole Snlaiien .5ebn
peridieoene Spra6en uno fanen aus
iieb5ebn perlhiebenen 21noern. Sic
peritanoen iid) aber ood, ipeil genein-
lame Ger5meiflung elm gutter 0olnlet=
ifer lit. Webrere Srmlen batten BORT
oie iogenonnte Soeerplpdoie: lie tpo-
rem Itltmpf, letbargild inns faltnl
menI6lid. Gieielbe Srnu, bie eager
fiibrerin selpeien NOR uno ibre Sa-
mile aufre6terbielt, liegt iekt ,fluf
ibrem Bett berum l,no ididt sic &in=
ser, 2ebensmittel 81 bolen. sSolhe
Srauen babe i6 in peridiebenen Ger
groben 2ager geieben.
Evening star., 1951-02-07

Let this lanolin enriched
lotion pamper all of your
skin to a smooth. silken-
softness. 1t will feel like
satin with regular Pac-
quins care.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
HOW TO GET ECONOMY IN WASHINGTON

One hears much talk and reads many words about the
necessity for in connection with the Federal bud
hat somehow despite the discussion, the spending
i. continues and taxes increase
COMPTROLLER General Lindsay C. Warren who served
sixteen years in Congress before taking his present
position gives explanation when he asserts that there
will be no real the Federal budget until members OF
Congress are willing to economic their own pet
projects
Mr. Warren admits that practically every government
could reduce it's personnel but points out that the
saving to be effected small compared with the appro-
priaons made by Congress for carrying out programs
that have been created by Congress itself.
" I'VE only get appropriations because Congress has
created Junction." declares Mr. Warren Obviously the
way appropriations to be found in eliminating
functions that Congress itself has created This
may painful process but it the only to effect
!. substantial governmental economies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
SOLID BUILDINGS COMING

> Some ten years ago, the experts talking about
SOLID building, without windows and pointing opt, IN
this day Of improved rtificalghting and m condition
ing there little or no for budingto have hun
dreds of windows.
The experts, we understand, suggest that a solid
building would be economical because wings and court
yards would be to provide air and light and
because it would require little space Modern lighting
often produces better effects natural light that
filters large edifices and aircondonng makes UNI
necessary the presence of vents to introduce fresh air.
The time will undoubtedly arrive when practically
all buildings will be without windows They will rely
upon tube lights and ar-conditonng 1t will take
human beings to this moderni2ed structure
but in the long run its economy will likely prevail
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
"EYE-APPEAL SUSPENDED

A dispatch from Hollywood says that Betty
Cradle, the "eye-appea of Twentieth CenturyFox, has
been suspended because she wanted longer vacation
than necessary before beginning a comedy.
We suspect that the suspension will be lifted in time
to put her back into the show After ALL why off your
legs tospte your eyes and that of the spectators also
Most of the smartest sayings that you read partial
~ true.
80 It's been long time since have read anything
about sea-serpent.
atns4rt
Never let anybody persuade you that the boys fight
IMP IN Korea are serving the best interests of their
country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
Today's
ANNIVERSARIES

1823-George T. Angel, Boston
humanitarian, founder of the
Mass. Soc. for the Prevention of
Cruelty TO Animals and of the
Amer. Humane Education Soc,
born at Southbridge, Mass Died
March l6, 1909.
l82j-Jabez L. NJ, Curry, en-
inent Alabama statesman, educa-
tor, diplomat and author his day,
born in Lincoln Co. Ga. Died on
Feb. Y, 1903.
1856 Alice Fortier. Tulane Uni
Versity'S noted teacher, historian,
civic leader and Creole historian,
bonn in St. James Parish, La Died
Feb. Il, 1914
Edward ]. Thtrp, noted
football coach, horn in New York
Died June %, 1884.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
NEguLA MOVES TOWARD THE EARTH

reported ten years ago the discovery of
minute planetary nebula that speeding toward the
earth at the rate of 338, 600 miles hour
This may be important TO those who live after
but not the people onthe globe The nebua is
far away that its light requires 10000 years to reach
the good earth and light readers recall travels 1856 900
miles per second
More remarkable than the discovery of the nebula is
the revelation that has reached the stage of develop
that enables him to discover facts about his universe
and to- know what is going nearly sixty trion miles
from where he lives.
OF course sixty trillon miles is walking distance in
the Great universe where globe spins, but it is the
approximate distance that could travel in years
il he could fly through space the speed of light
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
CONCH
CH0WDER
BY RAYMER


While reading back issues of
The Citizen for the Ten Years
Ago insert, this DOGGY of an
item cropped up: a passenger
train near Pasco, Wash, was de-
rallied in l94l by a thickly packed
mass of thistle bristles whistle
for that which caught on the
engines cowcatcher in passing
through open field country. The
mass extended so far out on
the side that the edge of it struck
an emergency switch and threw
the locomotive for loss, irony
of the de-railing: the bristles
came from Russian thistles
Subversive activity, Ell? Or do I
have one-track mind?
SPOTS BEFORE MY EYES
Seeing Toni Harms in a polka
dot outfit eseorting, or rather.
being lowed. by a dappled Dali
nation dog =. On the spot re-
action Of the audience at the
seaplane base open-air movie
the other eve when Actor Bob
Mitchum refused to kiss luscious
Ava Gardner in romantic
scene The night was riddled
with eatealls Of "You fool, your
What's he doing, saving her for
Sinatrag Go back to your TEA
party, boy!" High spot of
fashion, Mrs. John Spottswood
spotted wearing lovely cart
wheel rfiapeau at a party given
by Conadr and Mrs. Fritz Harl-
finger s
CONCH SHELL SALUTE to
the RAF officer who took seven
year old Roberta Newell to din
ner and the theater as rewarding
eestures upon her Graduation"
from first grade Her parents
report she still feels like prin-
cess ~. and she looks like one,
with that long blonde hair and
the sparkling blue eyes
Salute sto Mrs. Hugh Williams.
June Time lady Santa who offers
a spare radio to the fire depart
ment al the City Hall Chief
Kemp mnd 1t Atwell of the force
say the Jail could use one too
Whichsueminds me to ask Gener-
Gus Gorge how come the police
department got chartreu3e
colored radio while Engine House
No. 3 received a dark green
one. 7a
BUSY BUZZINGABOUT: AT
the Armed Services YMCA the
other morning, a sailor and his
bride-to-be tried on their we'd
ding hands for size and the pros
pectivea groom couldn't get his
| off again Wonder how they
managed the real double ring
ceremony later? Couple in a
| hurry to be married cruised into
the courthouse Saturday com
planning about not being able to
/ get repaired bloodtests on the
| enc day, the groom had time
/ off 10 take his They were
! ispatehed to the Health Unit
/ tvaiiarmex, n,.val street Fuzzy
buzzer the black cocker spaniel
puppysail wound up in his teth-
er antelope in a yard on White
head street - When ] took
time out to unwind him, he was
so happy he ran in circles, ended
up in The same fix
HIGfaIIGHTS of a BOO party
| 1t. Kema Chapman. big husky
! 300 posinder, who resemles
movie y star Patrick Knowles
! being kfdded about his bound ur
arm ~. He swearS his petite
/ wife. jos didn't twist his arm
| after ali. that he just has bur
a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

ORDON E. DANFORTH
tahove) of Greenhills. Ohio.
will be graduated No. man
in his class at the u. S. Mill
tarY Academy in the June 5
ceremonies. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred v. Dan
forth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
School Attended
Bv Is Officers

Twenty-Five law enforcement
men from Key West attended
the first session at 6 a. m. this
morning of the local Florida
Police Academy held in the
municipal courtroom at the City
Hall.
The attending officers includ-
ed representatives from the Of
fices Of the Naval Base Legal Of
fees, Shore Patrol, the Police
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Nos Of the sartest sayngs tha you read are partlaI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

In every church there is always
some member who is considered
a crank on religion. Usually those
persons are conscientious about
what they do and say, AT least
they IRE always present and loyal
in church attendance. Furtner-
more. they, as 6 rule. are fervent
in speaking 10 Others about their
beliefs. One Sunday. such a
member stayed away from church
and an hour later she was found
talking religion TO wooden In.
dian in trent of cigar store.
Some Of the church officials.
along with the pastor. held con-
feren-o with her. Gliding her for
the scene she bad created. In de-
tending her act she quietly said.
Gentlemen. / would rather be a
real Christian and talk religion
10 2 wooden Indian than a wooden
Christian who never talked re-
ligion 10 anYonel'' The pastor
quietly led the group in PRAYER.
after which they all left his office
without single word.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Department, and the sheriffs Of
flee.
Night classes will also be given,
beginning at 5 p. m. daily Each
instruction period runs for four
honrs. and daytime subjects are
repeated at night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
TOday'S BIRTHDAYS

Craig Rice, mystery story writ
er, born in Chicago, 43 years ago.
Igor F. Stravinsky of New York,
composer, born in Russia, GO
years ago
Bishop Norman B, Nash of Bos-
ton, Protestant Episcopal leader,
born in Bangor, Maine, G3 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

In 1880, Thomas Edison built a
test commercial electric railroad
at Menlo Park, which was emin-
emily successful
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
Locally Jnkrl own
Gent

~ y AL
Key west
Please rest
Assured
Your CLINE
In time
viii be
Ad0red
By hosts
Whose toasts
To thee
VIII ring
And ring
From sea
To sea
Telling
Your charm.
Quelling alarm
OF Jack
Whose whack
With frost
Gets lost
Before
His tour
To blest
Key West.
SID McPHID.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
Horoscope

Today gives an excess of eau
ton and Of self-regard. The per-
sonality is a willy one and not apt
to be over conscientious in the
way money is obtained The ma
tive is liable to overrate his own
powers and may fall into a lot of
trouble almost before aware of
any change in condition.
Belle Bjurback, Dragging about
the litter of eight brindle pups
her Boxer dog, Sherry had last
week Marine Corps officers
Barrett and Bledsoe wearing
borrowed sombreros while Gaze
tus Jack Routley hung his Stet-
son carefully out of reach j.
Wal, podnert Let's have that
take-off on the Begin the Be
guine" again, pronto.
, 1951-05-11

485 S. Broadway off German
town ST., will sell Mothers Day
flowers and baked goods at a pub
lie bazaar which opens this eve
ming and continues all day Sat-
urday.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-09
"Aggrovafing." They Soy
THOUSANDS OF TOLEDOANS

FUf1OOOANDO OF 1OLEDOANS m e n
Il women and children, young and old alike
suffered intensely as result of the gas
shortage in Toledo during the past few days.
Hundreds of thousands of man-hours of
work were lost in Toledo as result of this
gas shortage. The loss in income to working
families must total enormous sums of money.
On top of this, vital defense work - millions
OF dollars worth - was stopped altogether or
curtailed, again because of this gas shortage.
Hundreds of business places had to close
up shop for days, again suffering serious fl
nancial loss as result of mo gas"
AS matter of fact the situation was SO
desperate that Mayor Czelusta was forced to
declare an "emergency' in an effort to allevi-
ate the critical situation. From nearby Camp
Perry hundreds of army cots were shipped into
Toledo for use In emergency public shelters
by those unfortunate people who were literally
driven out of their homes by lack of fuel
Fortunately this became unnecessary w len
temperatures began to rise over the weekend
And what do you think Paul Blocks Blade
had to say about this inexcusable situation?
That's right, Little Juniors editorial brain
!. trusters doubtless at the order of Little
Junior called this situation "aggravating"
Frankly, we find it difficult - just as our
suffering people do-to find adequately strong
language to condemn this intolerable, this
Teprehensible situation. 1t makes us sick i'm the
stomach just to think of it.
But to Little Junior it is only "aggravating"
- yes, aggravating like the bite Of fly or the
sting of a mosquito. But than what can we ex-
pect from Little Junior, the ever faithful and
devoted defender of Big Businss?