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The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

of government without the assist
ance of all citizens,
We're a democracy, a republic
to be technically correct. The life
of our form of government is di-
rectly dependent upon each man or
woman helping to direct domestic
and foreign matters. Yet - what
is the average citizens reaction to
exercising this duty?
He merely casts a vote at cleo.
ton time. From there on out, he
figures the reins of the govern
ment are in the politicians hands.
This isn't true.
A man serving in political office
is only human being. He can only
know what he sees or is told. If
each citizen would point out the
things they most desire, the poll
tician could work to better advan-
tage - providing of course that he
is honest.
In spite of the fact that this
column often slaps at political
manuveurings, it should not be for
gotten that we do have politicians
who are sincere, worthy men. They
want to do their job properly and
are always glad to listen to sug-
gestions.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

discovered, the Navy said, smoke,
flames and explosions filled the
hangar deck.
In the engineroom, perspiring
crewmen wore oxygen masks and
stuck to their posts.
The injured and smoke-stricken
streamed to emergency medical
facilities set up in the wardroom
and on the flight deck. Sailors and
seagoing Marines lined up to offer
blood.
In midafternoon, after the
flames had been, quelled, Capt.
Gurney broadcast over the loud
speaker:
To-day / witnessed the most in
spring performance of my life.
Your unhesitating willingness to
push into the inferno to save your
ship and your shipmates was a
supreme test of valor and devotion
to duty. We shall carry on as our
beloved shipmates, now lost, would
have wished us to do"
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Heroism Of Aircraft Carriers Grew
Described By U. S. Far East Hdqtrs.
U.S.S. Boxer Suffers
Explosion That Kills
Nine Of Its Crew
By GEORGE MACARTHUR

TOKYO R - U. S. Far East
Naval headquarters today de-
scribed how heroic crewmen saved
the aircraft carrier Boxer from
flaming explosions which killed
nine shipmateS.
Minutes after flames broke ou,
below decks at dawn Wednesday
crewmen braved smoke and in,
ferno like heat to unload bombs
and ammunition from planes
readied for strikes against the
Communists in North Korea.
Other seamen DOM edoxygen
masks and rescued comrades
trapped by smoke and flames.
Their skipper called it an "inspir-
ing performance"
The Navy here said the fire and
explosions injured 80. The injury
toll reported in Washington was
IS, but a Navy spokesman here
said that probably included those
temporarily overcome by smoke
but not injured.
The Washington account differed
in other respects. The Navy De-
partment said one exploding jet
plane touched off the disaster and
IL other planes were destroyed.
Headquarters said the cause was
undetermined and did not reveal
extent of the damage to the ship,
normally manned by a crew of
1900.
The fire and explosions scared
the 27,OOO-ton flattop's hangar deck
the level Immediately below the.
flight deck. The Navy here said
merely that the flames broke out
in a cluster of jet planes on the
hangar deck.
A Naval court of inquiry was
ordered to investigate. Rear Adm.
Herbert c. Regan, commander of
Carrier Division One, was ap-
pointed its senior officer.
AltnOugn capt. MarSnau b. Cur
ney, the skipper, said the Boxer
was able to carry on its mission,
the carrier was sent to Japan for
repairs. The explosions occurred
while the Boxer was so miles east
of Wonsan, Korean East Coast
port.
The nine dead included Navy
doctor and two hospitalmen who
braved nearby flames to care for
wounded shipmates. An exploding
shell got them. One man was lost
overheard. Helicopters and small
boats rescued SO others who were
forced into the sea by the choking
smoke and flames.
Seconds after the first fire was
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
PRAvADA BAMBOOzLERY

Pravada-the official organ of the Soviet Govern
enthas informed its readers that General Dwight D.
Esenhowers presidential candidacy stems from plot y
the Democratic Party The idea according to Pravda was
to insure aggressive foreign policy for the United
States
Pravada believes that the Democratic Party chose
Eisenhower that in the event of Republican victory,
the socaed aggressive policies of the United States
would be continued This revelation should convince even
the most misguided American Communist that Pravada,
and the Russian propaganda ne is only fantastic bam
boozery.
1t is true that the Democratic Party might have nomi
mated General Eisenhower had the General been willing
but is bit nconcevable to attribute the Generals Re-
publican candidacy the Democratic Party The sad part
of the story that big it is this e told often enough
will be believed by millions of Russians and others in the
Soviet orbit.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Inland Cities
Join East Coast
Against Toll H'W,

DAYTONA BEACH R,- Inland
cities have joined those along Flor
ida'S East Coast in militant op-
position to a toll turnpike.
Ed Kinney of the Orlando Cham
ber of Commerce told a meeting
of Florida Free Highways Associa-
ton directors here Thursday: "In-
terror cities have as big a stake
if not more-in this than those on
the East Coast"
Carl Johns, Starke, summed up
his objection to the proposed road
between Jacksonville and Miami
and the link to Tampa this way:
81 don't think any five men should
have the authority to say we are
going to spend 450 million dollars
of the peoples money-and nobody
else have a thing to say"
The association voted to finance
a legal fight if necessary to pre-
vent "irrevocable" action on a toll
pike system before the 1858 Legis-
lature considers the project.
Attorney Thomas T. Cobb, Day
tona Beach, contended proposed
financing of the tollways would
force taxpayers to pay 20 mil
lion dollars in excessive interest
charges.
FFHA directors condemned a
recent New York engineering
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

firms recommendation that im4
mediate steps be taken to finance
and build a BIS mile expressway
from Jacksonville to Miami with 4
12S-mile intercepting cross state
tollpike. e.
Existing highways are the life
blood of motor courts built alona
them, commented Maine Weimer
New Smyrna Beach, president Oh
the Florida Motor Court Associa.
ton. Other FFHA officials said
they object to construction of any
superhighwayS until existing roads
are improved.
Weimer said directors were sat-
iSfied their day-long session pro-
duced a program that would put
roadblocks in the way of the toll
pike.
They telegraphed State Road
Board Chairman Alfred McKethan
they intend to appear with attor-
neys and a delegation of citizens
at a road board session in Talla-
haSSee next week.
Attorneys also were directed to
appear before the State Improve
ment Commission and State Board
)f Administration.
Legal action was authorized, if
necessary, to forestall q bond issue
% finance the proposed tollways.
Communities represented at the
were Daytona Beach, st.
Augustine, Ft. Pierce, Vero Beach,
Lake Worth, West Palm Beach,
New Smyrna Beach, Lakeland, Or
ando, Starke and DeLeon Springs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Reaction OF Democrats Is Cold
To Special Session OF Congress
BY JACK BELL

WASHINGTON R Leading
Democrats gave a cold reception
today to President Truman's sug-
gestion he might call a special
session of Congress to act on new
initiation controls.
Sen. Joseph C. 0'Mahoney of
Wyoming, chairman of the Senate
House Economic Committee, told
reporter he thinks such action at
this time would be futile.
Sen. A. S. (Mike) Monroney Of
Oklahoma said he believes the gov
ernment ought to watch the cost
of living "like a hawk" but he
indicated he doesn't think lawmak-
ers are in the frame of mind now
to return to Washington and act
on a new controls law.
Republicans generally were in
clined to look upon Truman's state
ment that he has special session
call under consideration as some
thing of a political harrassment
move directed at them.
Truman told a news conference
Thursday he is going to wait on
developments. There were indica-
tions he may discuss this and other
issues with Gov. Adlai E. Steven
son of Illinois, the Democratic
presidential nominee, when they
meet here next week. Stevenson
has accepted a Truman invitation
to attend a Cabinet meeting at
the White House Tuesday.
One Democrat who didn't want
to be quoted by name told a re-
porter he believes a special session
might be embarrassing to Steven.
son, since the latter apparently is
attempting to avoid too close an
Identification with the Truman ad-
ministration.
Republicans have made ii clear
they would use the forum of a
attacks on the President and the
special session to launch au-out
Democratic nominee.
And because II Is In numbers q
Democratic Congress, Truman
hardly could blame the lawmakers
for falling to act effectively 10
curb the rising cost Of living with
out putting that blame primarily
on his own party rather than on
the minority Republicans.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Toduy's
Business
Mirror
BY SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK R-Interest rates
creep higher as the Treasury Dor.
rows more and more money.
It's borrowing the money be
cause the government is spending
more for defense and other items
than it's taking in through taxes,
high as they are.
And the Treasury is paying high
er interest because its easy money
policy of many years standing took
a drubbing some 16 months ago.
When Treasury rates advance,
interest 'charges on commercial
loans and individual financing,
such as mortgages, usually firm
up, too.
Faced with a Eight money mar
ket," the Treasury this week Of
fered to pay the highest rate in
nearly 20 years for one-year mon
ey-it will now pay 2 per cent on
Treasury certificates coming due
in one year, a rise of 1s of 1 per
cent.
More significantly, perhaps, the
Treasury said it wouldn't refund
in December some 1914 billion in
long-term bonds, bearing either 2
or 2A per cent. Financial circles
here interpret that as meaning the
Treasury feels it would have to
offer higher rates than that if it
refunded in December.
Treasury officials worry because
it means that the cost of carrying
the public debt is growing, adding
just that much more to what the
government spends each year.
Some of them complain that the
Federal Reserve Board, if it chose,
could get the Treasury off the hook
easily by turning tight money
market" into an easy one-through
agreeing to buy up any government
bond offered on the market.
Member banks could then sell
their bonds profitably to the fed
eral reserve banks, and get money
to meet all the demands of bor-
rowers-both private and govern
mental.
The Federal Reserve Board,
however, considers this easy mon
ey policy inflationary-contend it
costs the country much more in
price initiation than It saves the
Treasury in interest payments.
And so the board has refused
to peg government bond prices at
par or better-that Is, agree to
buy up all offered-ever since its
widely advertised accord with the
Treasury on that issue in March
Of 1851.
The money market Is tight right
now for several reasons. One is
seasonal. At this time Of year
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

Commissioner Robert H. Givens,
widespread"
Givens said issuance of 225 fed
eral gambling stamps for this area
In recent weeks confirms rumors
I am constantly hearing that bolita
(numbers) is running wide open
in the Negro district the same as
it has in the past"
He said liquor laws are also
being violated, by sales after hours
and to minors and drunks in places
which no longer meet the require
nents for the licenses under which
they operate.
Most of the 48 federal gambling
stamps issued last Tuesday for
Dade County were in Miami and
most of those were for the down
town Negro district, Givens added.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
PREPARATIONS FOR H.BoMB EXPLOSION

At the Eniwetok proving grgounds in the Pacific
Ocean, historys first hydrogen bomb may be exploded
Both military and scientific point out that with
potential explosive times greater than the
A-bomb, the H-bomb is weapon, creating new
tactical and strategcal problems.
Elaborate preparations already underway. Sc
curty including underwater surface and air
trolls of the have been ordered Cargo planes al
ready engaged in erryng special equipment to the Pacific
testing ground. Under the direction of MajorGenera
Percy W. Clarkson task force commander everything is
being made ready for the important historical date of the
first Hbomb explosion expected sometime this autumn
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Col. Stilwell
ReceiyesC Command

SEOUL, Korea Up - Col. Joseph
w. Stilwell Jr., son of the late Gen.
"Vinegar" Joe Stilwell of World
War II fame in the China Burma
India Theater,. today was appointed
commander Of the 23rd Regiment
of the U. S. 3rd Infantry Division.
The 40-year-old Columbus, Ca,
and Falls Church, Va, soldier has
been in the army % years. He is
West Point graduate.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

there is a demand for credit to
cover harvesting of crops and proc
essing and distribution of food.
Businessmen seek credit to pro-
duce and stock fall and winter
merchandise.
This year industry wants money
to finance its record expansion of
plant and equipment.
And since spring the Treasury
has been borrowing, adding still
more to. the demand for money.
Short term interest rates have
risen. Earlier in the year the
Treasury paid 1.6 per cent on its
91-day bills. Now it pays 1856 per
cent or better.
Pressure is strong to raise long
term interest rates. By deciding
against calling its 2-2M per cent
bonds in December, the Treasury
puts off for six months a test of
the market.
It can decide every six months
if it will call these bonds-until
1854 and 1855 when all the 1875 bill
lion dollars worth mature and
must be paid.
But in 1954-55 the Treasury will
have a total of 80 billion dollars
Of obligations maturing.
II it waits till then to redeem
all of them, 1t might give the mon
ey market quite a jolt-and inter
est rates could be higher than now.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
WILL BUSINESS BE cooD7

We have been reading somewhat optimistic predic-
tons the future of business from government
officials and business leaders themselves They point out
that business is moving along nicely and with defense
spending and foreign aid business will continue basis
of high-level actively we'll into 1858.
Undoubtedly the statistics support the conclusion of
the forecasers but business in the past has always
followed statistics and predictions The activity of bus
depends upon the buying of goods and products and
the rate of buying depends the mental state of those
with money to spend.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Miami Plans
Investigation
OF Gambling

MIAMI s - An appropriation Of
81 500 has been voted 10 investigate
gambling and liquor Law violations
in Miami.
The City Commission Thursday
approved, . 70 z. the proposal of
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Red Is Sentenced

BERLIN Up - A Communist po-
lice commissar, caught in West
Berlin, has. been jailed for eight
years on old charges of mistreating
Germans in Soviet prison camps.
The West Berlin court in Moabit
imposed the term on Friedrich
Porombka, A, identified by so wit
nesses as a Soviet-selected trusty
in the Breslau-H -Hundsfeld camps
after the war. They testified he
robbed prisoners, mistreated some
and helped ship some off to the
Soviet Union.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

When you are frying chicken
use only the breast, wings, drum
sticks, and second joints; reserve
the bony pieces of black, the
giblets, and the wing tips for
stock. The stock may be utilized
in gravy or a cream sauce.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

Serve celery as a bot vegetable.
sometimes, with meat or fish.
Dice the celery and cook it-in .
covered saucepan in one inch Of
boiling Salted water until tender
about Is 70 20 minutes. Season
with more salt il necessary. pep
per, and butter or margarine.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
.Jokesters Kid
Joe Stain

WITH UNI S. 7TH INFANTRY
DIVISION, Korea R -- Two South
Korean soldiers with an undying
hatred Of Communism and a sense
of humor have devised an ingeni-
Gus gadget which raps the Reds
and at the same time gives every
one a good laugh.
They harnessed a water wheel
to a trip hammer which bops q
picture of Joe Stain on the head
each time the wheel turns.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08
Hard work has killed lots of people.

Why is it that tomorrow is so full of good working
hours?
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-08

Almost anybody can tell you what puts the "lit" in
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l9-Publlc Notices

GOVERNMENT controls and regu.
laiions are constantly changing.
Only your local newspaper pub.
fishes complete local application az
these controls. Subscribe 10 The
Citizen today. phonc 81. circulat' m
Department for home delivery.
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Warren Attacks
Tampa Tribune

TALLAHASSEE n Gov Fuller
Warren says that neither ~ NOR
anyone au'hollzcd 10 speak ~ hIm
will give any news 10 he ofn9f1
and managers u the Taiapa Horn
ng Tribune IL Il publishes oae
more he about fhe admuII|faI|nn
and refuses 10 Fetraet o. coEftgi
n"
The news ban. however. Ia nul
apply % The papers rcpqftest, WIN
are usually accurate add con-
sesentious In reporting facts about
this administration. thf RQl {fn0F
said Friday. M
A similar pronountemen waD
made "Wednesday AGAINST Ihn MI
emf Herald b Warrenn press zee.
rotary. Loyal Compton .-
Warren referred % ibe Trlhlno
As "a far verse offender thab ne
Miami newspaper IN ihf nnlllI
II Publishing lies about lh|s al.
minl<fraiion
The Tribune's manager editor.
v. n. Newton lf,. sad The TT
bdne has no commend
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39-Trailerr For Sale
sgs.sisasas

q FT. Isss Deluxe house trailer.
screened in porch and patio. fene.
ed in yard. Primary set up for
family With two children. Lot 81.
uNerseas Trailer Court. stock Il.
land. fehsei
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The
WEATHERllAN
Say.


Forecast
Key West and Vicinity; Partly
closlds and warmer today thru
Sunday Gentle 90 moderate
noriheasferly winds becoming
east and southeast
Florida: Clear a. partly cloudy
today and sunday Warmer To-
day and IN north and centTal
portions tonight
Jacksonville Thru the Florida
Straits and East Gull ~ Mexico:
Gentle % moderate variable
winds and clear 90 partly cloudy
weather today and sunday
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Classified
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STORE Of Nearly M Furniture
3sl6 Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 1901. We hay and sell new
and used furniture. Jan li.ff
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l5Special Services
tGonfinuedb

BROKEN LENSES duplicated m
one day Frames immediately.
Special discounts 20 Navy person.
mel Dr. . A. Naldes. 60 Daval
81. Upstairs.
iani2Eai tueg hurst
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II FL. Rrigidalre. IN excellent condi,
ton, $50. 2 mattresses. springs.
kitchen table and chairs. ladies
vanity, etc. Quick sale. 1902 XIV.
febs-sfx
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Ia BURNER gas stove. gas
heater. t.all Sea Isle Court. sis
Windsor Lane, Has. febs-st
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50 F'T. shrimp boat fully equipped.
Contact ". Fernandez. Dayco
Inc. Gulf Dock. Key West.
febs-ssx
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CABIN CRUISER. "a n. ready 10
90. $500. Phone i46.
ian2s.ti
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Car Door Opening
Causes Accident

When the door ~ . cor Owned
% Roy " Isyrnes end pafkbd
on Caroline Street Was qrrldeni-
ally opened. Il struck tie right
front headlight "a q car driven
Nv Dorothy W. Jackson. oIEaah-
me 4 investigating ofllpnr A
Aibury said that boih parties
we're covered b. ,pIlNanf< AMI
agreed - seftAS fI |ifff
amang themselves
Offices AIblisy Do. - NBled
that car driven by 51i'h A.
Nlenrd backed out "a me drive.
way IT ponco's ReaiaufpnI oA
simonton Street a Angela "A n
struck . vehicle oWned ~ hoy
H. Bradshaw who was proeNcd.
ING north on Simonton street
causing slight damage. Tnefe
was no damage a. the hIEafd
car and the participants agIted
20 settle the matter eat Il couIt
The Mason and Dixon Line VS.
surveyed ~ two Enelehmen.
Charles Mason and Jeremiah
Dixon
The Capitol building Ia Wash
ingtun. y C. IA altuated On q
plateau - fest above ike leNel
~ the Potomac River
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BEDROOM sets. I double, TAIN
bed. 2sis Seidenberg Ave.
feb7 ak
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DEATH
zee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

4r< st>aetis lisa = dasd yf1.
teFdaf morning after = brief "
res Sic resided a or Tuiman
asenue. TIE body was taken ln flo
funeral car q the prlirhard FuHNs
raI Home this morning 70 Miami IDr
lone tins moFnine b Miami ier
sklpmem 10 Aurora llilnols inf
funeral services and burial IA lhe
family plot
she - survived ~ her hnsloma
Richard H. Lash Two childfhN,
and her parents
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TWELVE inch fan. 81. Apt. sire
gas stove. clean $50. Cali i050.J.
COLE Poinciana. Must sell before
Saturday. feb7 -2tx
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OPENINGS FOR fsl WOMEN n
you want work be, eannol give
fuli time there Is a splendid in.
come opportunity for You with
Avon. To arrange q private inter.
view write Mrs. Smedlcy District
MANAGER, y. o. Box Il0l " Palm
Beach Fla. febs 81
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WAITRESS. excellent working
conditions. Apply Caribe Regau.
ram. febe g
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loB-Sales Help Wanted

HOUSEWIVES part time. Inieres
cd an pars.time inoogae. Contact
MT Trombley. La Concha Hotel
Feb. n-i2. 9a.m. u an. feh9sl
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Will CARE FOR , CHILDREN h
my homo while mother walle
Phone isz6M. leh8 81
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Relative Humidity 81 Geo A.Ds
49,
Dsromsssr loss level go ~
20 - ms --ie7f7 mbs
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BOAT motor and trailer. VII sell
al or part. Boat Is hfse Sea-
skiff. win handle largest Cupboard
Motor perfect condition. ctn be
seen AZ 2os-A rgInciana. fehs-6i
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