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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
HAL BOYLE SAYS

two cones d pink spun eesson
candy.
"Oh. this Il fun--this Il waaIls.
weally fun" said Mia. wavine
her cotton eandy apd Ieaving kah
Of Il In my hair snd left ear.
She loved the fierTy eIewns and
the animal aets. Tie tsained eAinnp-
anEees. the geplls elsDAanls. thA
gaIloping eamels. The bsknkinul Ia
dies on the praneing white hassbh.
But the high ere walkers ana
the tfapeze artists mtds kar nes.
vous. Such acts THRU adslie -.
cause . missssp o. pcor aiAinR
may bring death t. ths perltrss-
ers.
Nina only felt sorry De skasn
She could hardly bear d wafrk
them. She gripped Frances ard ne
tightly By the hand and har little
palms we're damp with psfspifs-
ton.
Il hope they doss i.ll." ~
said.
She got her biggest Iaagh frsm
. eapering brown fisth horae that
came apart and disclosed swe men.
"0h, knew n wna Q fwleh =
she said. b0bbIng her head wssalp.
II knew there vas somebody Il
Il al the time. They didng fool
me"
A. We len, I vas hleeunne
blli0ualy, but Nina eaid ahe rs
hungry. The man wIfh IL eetl&a
candy came By. and Frances 80.
Il think I'd hHy soma mora. 40
rub II Ia your lair. Yoa have a.
idea bow distinguishes you -
With . touch a pIak 81 yeny ism.
pies.s
a. the door. NIna psnsa1 -
looksd back wistlully a - go
degiand wa we're isavina.
Thank you Ew hrinKfme -.
Hal ard Francis. |" ahs ssk. psilIa.
IN. IT was zeal niee-weallY -.
csn ws eoms saain lomerrewfs
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FOR CRYIN' OUT LOUD
BY CHARLES c. MENDOZA

changed for bigger and bettse
beliefs.
A sound approach TO an sb-
jective study Of mankind i
through the critical analysis oR
our institutions. Most Of our in
situations whether they be edu-
cational, religious. judicial. iegis-
lative, or executive are Tagging
so far behind the onslaught of
Science as to make them appear
ridiculous. The knowledge that
Science has cleaned for the
benefit of mankind Is being mis-
applied or not used at al BY
these institutions. God grants ~
the wisdom to discover the secret
of the atom and how TO utili1a
its tremendous power. Power
that could TRANSFORM Earth into
veritable paradise. Power with
which to alleviate I'll the hunsaF.
want, and misery that ID 80 pre-
dominant on Earth today. But
do we make use Of this rniracu-
lous power as God intended for
US to make use Of II. No. Our
institutions by clinging TO their
cherished status cue defeat the
providence Of God. In order 70
maintain their false notions
about the reality of things, they
channel atomic power into The
byways of destruction. Might
again makes Right. A happy
world would be anathema %
their masochistie tendencies.
Perhaps / am being too pessl-
mistic. However. the thought Of
all the unnecessary evil that
exists on Earth today nausaatee
me. The thought that our insti.
tutions help to promote this
evil through the promuIgasior Of
fallacious dogmas makes me
downright III.
After all, the wurship ana
Qualification OF God through cur
devotion and dedication Ii the
tasks He has set before us should
be labor Of love. The demande
Of God aren't insurmountable.
We are His Children and He
wants Happiness 70 Be our lot.
Happiness may Be secured only
by the acceptance Of God and
His ways. as manifested BY the
nature Of al OF His handiwork.
II isn't . matter Of believing in
God. il Is : matter Of accentinR
Him. God has shown Hia 1ova
for mankind by bSstowing IA
with many wondrous gifts. Let
us demonstrate our Love for
Him by utilizing God given bles-
sings in godly ways. Mar has
vet the opportunity to earn his
own salvation. Let Us aet about
the task. The new tomorrow
that looms before us i the gahs-
way to the stars.
CHARLES @. MENDOZA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18

NEW YORK IN - If you don't
have child, borrow one--and take
ii to a circus this spring.
It's a real adventure. And you'll
learn lot.
Such as:
III A child's stomach viii hold
more than q lady's handbag.
~ A child has a more civilized
and humane sense of entertain.
ment than the average grownup.
Frances and / made the expert.
ment recently. We took our god.
child. Nina, to the Polack Brothers
vest-pocket circus. which raises
about a million dollars a year for
the Shriners' Fund to help crippled
children.
Nina Is blonde and FIVE and ser.
ious and pretty. The trip 10 the
circus was partly 10 help her re.
cover from a great sadness that
threatens TO blight her life young
her desperate inability to grow pig.
tails.
II know a little girl only four
years old. and she's got pigtails. .
Nina has been saying. And ] am
half-past.fise. and don't have any.
1 don't understand that"
The circus was in the Flushing
Armory. and when We entered
hesisated. uncertain whether q
stay or run. The wooden stands
we're packed with hundreds oi
screeching. crying, yowiing. yam.
mering little young hopes of tenor
ruw.
As We threaded our way Up ths
stands-trying 10 avoid stripping "a
all bit The larger elsildren-we
! passed a tiny Lost girl wsiiEns
"Mommys Mommyt"
We finally found cramped seats
next 10 \ fst. lost mother. wbe
vas calling: Mary MARY wheTa
are you"
Ever the Boy Scout. I said, "Ex
cure me. Ma'am. I'll get your
baby" sect hsek. retrieved ~
loss asri. 8n3 p1as hey III Ire lap d
the faa Iady. isp ~ negsstsiy sid
inai sBsnsly. Naat sre yoa dang
This aaf wg Mary
I'm Sass. SID TIE little Firi
ard added aeeassnxAy. ''Toars 60
ny momry. Mommys Momny
Mowmyt"
Vel, | ehesks6 Susie wEgA -
/ iasa and. found Department. ans
whea I sgs haxk - TT lazy -
sexnd her Msry, and Mas hapFj
ahAklag ksF uns4 heF tseSA Fastls1
II earaa ksEAa. a4Aetka -
eaa4s III E@1aasa. il IL Esx
70 Aasa trsas aAnssy - mas<i
Mas appesise. BstMeen - =,
std Ewa hes af peg So
@F ~ ranrs. saa as4fks e -
sTeaE. . sa II sxaty eaa9y. -.
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BY jim COBB

though the group which frequent.
ed the establishment was said to
worship the extract Of the grape.
In the center Of the picture
stands Sloppy Joe. also crowned
with = diadem Of grapes and he
is holding aloft . bottle Of po.
tables.
IN one corner Of the picture,
stands Skinner" Joe's trusted
Negro bartender. He presided for
many years IS the barkeep for
Russell.
Local characters portrayed in
the canvas included former States
Attorney George Brooks who Il
shown with q cigarette dangling
from bis lips: Charley Wardlow,
Sr.. and big Louise" Aronberg,
. former Key West policeman:
and Greasy" Rabangy, even
now = familiar figure around
lower Duval Street.
The picture for some reason,
was never completed.
Soups On
We hear that sailors aboard ths
IjSS Loeser here are given q mid
morning bowl Of Soup each day.
Increases their efficiency.
Never . Dull Mamsns
Word from Saginaw indicates
that the Kari Agr.colas are hav.
ing . real hcs time ct II. The
popular KEY West artist moved
his family to the northern eity
3 month ago and secured m y.
partmenf there 5wst ane day be.
fore they we're scheduled to uanve
3 fire broke OFT ard wife Deeds
made a rather hurried exit dawn !
stairway with twe-year-oad son
JosepA 10 escape The flames.
Says Decide: I'VE we're going
10 nacve u Wednesday and wher
| smea1e1 smoke. ] thcaKnt Il was
the refrigerator az tat souaeoaa
lad lsf1 ! cigarette karnla I"
Il cp&nR@ tie cocr All saw
smoke coming - Tie stairway.
she e1ntgaued. go I grahhe9 80
hahy ard ran do@a Lie stairs
TIE eaaeHrg .was sngzBfsa u
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NUEsTRo cEMENTERio

Persona honorable por todos
conceptos, ha estado visitarnos,
para namarnos respetuosanente
ID atencion acerca del eStado de
complete abandono en- que Sc
encuentra, desde hace tempo, el
Cementerio de esta ciudad.
Profunda pena y dolor nos ha
producido. esta noticia, al saber
que por algunas personals de Las
cercanias, Sc arrojan ALI basu-
ras y hasta han sido vistos ca
ballos pastando dentro de csc lu-
gar, que es digno del respeto de
todos, va que pocos son los que
en- este querido Cayo, no tienen
en- csc Cementerio los reStos de
algnn ser querido.
Los que no saben respetar esos
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a atender rgego tan jastO y tan
ciyico.
Ell cementerio de Cayo Hneso,
que tiene mas de Glen amos de
extablecido. guarda en- 50 sub
sueio, restos de cnbanos y ameri-
eanos muy distinguidos, que aqui
vivieron y que hicierun en- bene-
ficio de Ia eiudad, TODD 10 estuvo
siempre a 81 aicance.
Y clos rnsrecen que re respete
Ell Iugar donde repoxan. Que sais
tumbas 90 sean iamas pFofana-
das por inconsistencies. Que aquea
mgsr sea msnera de un ample
temple. donde las almas van .
orar y no III lugar cBhierto de
silvestre yerba. donde NADIA ms
pire respeto ri desnatuFalixaa0
ga. hsga Geiaei6n De 81 elgsltsfad
para satlsfaeer 70 magvsaa en-
tFesrntGaIeGtp.
Esperamos. repesimas. aae ~
rusd~ naestxa cemFssera0. cae ~
proceeds . Sc lGrnpsexa. 4 RI rs.i.
dade y atsncisn. A rae aia 10 Ke
paeds ensrar despaes de- Ia paek.
Ia &c So. A use ali TO ~ PER
nita q eguce C. peatores. cue
por ahogTarxe canine. 10 atra.
vaesan, an psAs&r . veess. ase
esE&n p1nAeE6o - psanfa sohse
resa9a gse HiESln aafo Asvsa
i AA asnaAse e1aaGsAss eA sss
alaEsshs Ii vAaa
y aKzaosSs11g al aIaeak
amigo eae nos fraso esta s1saeaa.
pOs4ae nos d "A orgs sA ~
rzsar - resrag arc ea saxeF
60 nStEsra enAtgsl 4A6
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NOTAS CUBANAS
Per RAoUL ALpIzAR Pogo

lugares, no son dignos de vivir
en- las colectividades de personals
civilizadas. Y usar ell cementerio
como basurero, aparte de la gra-
We falta que Sc comete, violando
ordenanzas vigentes, es una de.
mostracion de incultura y falta
dc civilidad.
Nosotros, que desde estas co.
lumnas queremos ayudar al pue.
bio a obtener todos aquellos
bienes que merece por su laborio.
sidad y SUI decencia, tenemos que
recoger y comentar eSta noticia
que nos la trae persona incapaz
de faltar a la verdad y a la que
solo lie guia Ell justo anhelo de
que nuestra metropolis sea mejor
atendida por quienes corresponds
~ que en- yer de mantenerla en- el
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
APPRECIATION
Editor. The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
The Jayshees have asked me to
take this means of conveying to
you our sincere appreciation for
the time and effort, which you
so cheerfully gave. toward max
ing our recent fashion show a
success. The publicity in The
Citizen, I am sure, was the most
contributing factor for this suc-
cess. Miss Raymer's common
tary for the show was both pleas
ing and interesting to the aud
fence.
Will you please thank Mr.,
Finch for us for the very nice
pictures, and again, our sincere
thangs to you.
Yours truly.
(Mrs.) GERRY SWEETING,
Corresponding Secretary
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sessom OF The Barrsl9

City Finance Director Charles
Roberts, in answer to reports
that the city Is "scraplng the
bottom Of the barrel" financially.
said that Is absolutely correct. "
However, he pointed out, the
city has at least two more barrels
available and untapped.
Which il his way Of saying that
the city Is in pretty fair financial
shape, after all. The question a.
rose when his statement that the
city may have to borrow money
to meet its bills was misinter-
preted.
whtsFenpeef and Old Wine
Roy Hester called my attention
to . bit of old Key Vests paint.
ing done in the days Of the de-
preston. when Key West was a
haven for Ernest Hemingway.
which Is now hanging in Sloppy
Jce's suds parlor.
walked around to take q lcok
and Mickey Rodriguez. who pre-.
sides behind the mahogany there
told me about the painting. =
massive canvas measuring al
most six feet square. Mickey
pointed out that among the dozen-
odd figures pictured, many are
stiu around lover Duvai Street.
The picture was painted BY N
artist named White Ia the original
SLOPPY Joe's which then stood
next TO the Western unioa Build
ing or Greene Street sloppy Joe
Russell was the entFepreneuF al
that establishment, He died in
1859 while On q hsAing trip wfsA
Hemingway In Havana.
Tn one eerner If the painting,
sits Mr.. Hemingway himself, He
ls busy 81 work With n fountain
pen and q maksshGss desk THE
picture vas ralnted at TIE time
be was vvrkiaK 81 40 Have Or
Have Net, wAlgA Aas . Key West
sssttas) 80 ks Il wearsak a Gar.
Lard q grapes and leaves Ct the
vine which sfond heAlnd fhe bis.
TO. The significance Of shss sa~a
LEI cAapeaa exearss MAekey al,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18

DR.. Harold c. Trey, Nobel
prize winning atomic scientist of
the Institute for Nuclear Studies
of the University of Chicago,
stated recently to the press that
one quadrillion worlds may orig
mate and sustain life. In other
words, the odds against the
Earth's being the only peopled
planet are literally astronomical.
An estimate like this from one
of our leading scientists should
give us food for thought. II
Earth is merely one of the mil
lions of inhabited planets. then
Earth may not be the best of
all possible worlds. Thoughts
like these are enough to give
the clergy apoplexy. Theologists
have a passion for limiting Gods
mighty works. Their finite dog
! mas cannot encompass greater,
more glorious God. Their idea
of God must be twisted and
warped to fit certain truths %
that they PROFOUND as gospel.
Which reminds me Of what
Donald Robert Perry Marquis
once wrote. Jehovah is speaking:
did ever mention publicly
how He'll got started? I don't
think | ever did. 1t was this way:
I thought I'd do something nice
for a lot of theologianS who had,
after all, been doing the best
they could. according to their
lights: so I gave them an enor-
nous tract of Heaven to do what
they pleased with--set it apart
for them to inhabit and admins
ter l didn't pay any attention to
it for few thousand years, and
when I looked at it again, they'd
made it into Hell"
| wonder if the Hell Marquis
is talking about is Earth. II may
be possible that people from
other planets have a different
name for Earth. They may desig-
nate our particular locale in the
heavens as Hell. Small wonder
that none of the Flying Saucers
and other space vehicles land
here. Who would want to pay
He'll a visit?
The history of mankind will
bear me, out bn this assertion
Any impartial study of our his.
tory viii demonstrate conclusive.
~ from an overall viewpoint thai
the history of mankind on Earth
is naught but series of aber-
rated acts, highlighted by greed
sadism, rape. and plumber.
Let us examine. calmly anc
effectively, some of the behavior
patterns of mankind. The re.
suits of this cursory examination
may knock some of our cherished
beliefs away but let us persevere
Beliefs are rather trivial thing.
at best, they may always be ex
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-18
PRAYERS ANSWERED

Editor, The Citizen:
How our hearts rejoice in the
home coming of Mrs. Walker and
little Jasper with the good news
mo Tumor."
Truly God hears and answers
prayer. We have so much to be
thankful for in good old Key
West when we realize how won
derful everyone has been in help
ing little Jasper get the care and
opinions of the finest specialist in
the country at Mayo Clinic and
we have DR.. Ralph Herr, a local
physician from The Clinic, who
has a heart large enough and in.
terest in our people to give his
service and help whenever need
ed.
May God bless him for his ser.
vice to, little Jasper.
Yours truly,
Annie L. King
70s william st.
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Peoples Forum

The Citizen welcomes express
siena Of the views OF Eta read
ers. but the editor reserves the
right to delete amy items which
are considered Iibeloua or unNar-
raated. The writers should lie
fair and conffne the letters to
zoo words and write ON one side
OF the paper only. Signature Of
the writer must accompany the
letters and will he published un-
less requested otherwise.
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estado de abandono en- que ac-
tualmente esta, Sc proceda a
hmpiar sus Gales, a arrancar esa
yerba que crece sobre todas las
tumbas y que lie da aspecto de
potrero, en- vez de lugar de re.
cogimiento y de respeto.
Creenos que nuestros amables
Comisionados de La Ciudad, no es-
tan al tanto de estas anomalies.
De estarlo, estamos SECURES que
habrian de poner remedio a este
NAL, que resta credito los mora
dores de Key West y mucho mas
aun q sus gobernantes.
I'm Cementerio ha de ser STEM
pre- I'm lugar tranquilo, limpio y
muy respectable por todos. Els la
unica ofrenda que los qua ain
vamos peregrinando por los as
peros caminos de la existencia,
podemoS ofrecer a los que va nos
abandonaron para Siempre y
duermen ell ultimo sueiio bajo la
terra que cubre sus pobres res
tos.
Olvidarse de este, es deiar de
tener sentimientos. Olvidarse de
este. es sencillamente, retroceder
prirnitivas edades y negar in
justamente, la civilidad de TODD
I'm pueblo que no puede aceptar
cailado, que tales cosas ocurran,
sin ALTAR su VOC protestando dc
elias.
Familias muy respetables de
esta ciudad, tienen en- ell Cemen-
terio terrenos propios, donde con-
servan devotamente los restos de
sus allegados idos va para STEM.
pre- y este solo bastaria, para que
nadie Sc atreviera a hollar aquel
lugar y mucho menos. a arrojar
ALI detrictus, q permitir que
animanes utilicen Ia yerba del
camposanto, como paste para 81
alimentaci6n.
En- TODD lugar eivilizado y Ca
20 Hueso 10 es a plentiful. los
cementerios son lugares a los que
Sc entra con In cabeza descubier-
IA y reeogimiento en- ell corazon.
Esa es la ultima etapa de la
existencia humane. Ali Sc juntan
los buenos y los malos. los po-
hres v los ricos. No hay otras
distinciones que los mausoleos,
cruces y tumbas, que los deudos
dedican a sus sereS queridos. Pc
TO. bajo todos esos marmoleS,
tras ese granite. todos duermen
eternamente, sin que NADIA pueda
perturbarles. Ali terminan las
pasiones, las vanidades y las am.
biciones. Y p0r ESQ, que "a es
bastante. debe Ell cemenlerio ser
lugar respetado por todos. ya que,
tarde o ternprano. hay ALI un
lpunado de terra. que esta aguar.
dando la bora de cubrirle para
siempre.
NADIA tan emotivo. como estos
cementerios de pequefas pobla.
clones. Porque en- elios Ia vani-
dad humana no puede haeer de.
m0straciones ridiculax. A veees,
algunos que en- 81 exixtencia no
gozaron del afecto de los suyos,
dexppes que mueren. como de.
moxtraci0n de gratitud por los
bienes que deiarnn, les erigen
grandes monumenfos. que NADIA
dicen nj ohseryador. cue sabe
que las yanidades humans ter
minan todas irremediablenente
en- los horaes del sepaieFo
Qaeremos aesae estas e0lum
mas Fogar a los 9ae psledea ,
tsenen Ia ohslgaeton &c haeerio.
cue srnpaaan cue estss eonf1aaen
sacedieaaase. Cue e! semantsgio
nnestro sea 10 cue eebe DE- Ser y
10 IN lagar aban9onaao. ecn -.
das Las apariencaas de III anti.
/ gao potregp. SIN dueno, do1se -
Dc Il mnnao siene 6egeeho q
rsallznr eaanao - le znto1s.
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Fsry yegaisF In tas Nstsoua1
Heekey I.esgsse as snessrYeA q
lsaas cae peAasty fsls ssaesm
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The smart are always too dumb to want to learn.
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED
BY THE CITIZEN
!. More Hotels and Apartments
2. Beach and Bathing Pavilior.
3. Airpo1ts-Land and Sea.
4. Consolidation Of County and City Geve -nniert.
s Community Auditorium.
Evening star., 1953-08-03

BARBER SHOP; good location, near.
by Va. Reasonably priced, good
business. Call JA. S-5271 any time
Evening star., 1953-08-03
own & Suburban, EN-. 2-s40O

OAA1AOc, -. ~.
EMERGENCY SALE
Look! Listen! Here is a fine brick
baths, reception hall, large liyinS
room with mirrored fireplace, formal
olnlng rm., country-sized Kitchen,
beautiful recreation rm. with bar;
garage. Willing to take any fair
of1eI Call Mr.. Evans. (eves., WO.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE, 7-1sOO
Evening star., 1953-08-03
APTs. UNEuRNlsHEp-Mp.

COLLEGE PARK. 1926 Knox rd.-1
and 2 bedrm. apis; dinette, liv. rm..
kitchen; near transp. and shopping
center. cow. to Md. q. With all
4tHs5f' 4tilsi furn'' ss4-6o and ss0'5o' uN'
800 Defense hwy, Bladensburs,
Md. next to school and shopping
ctr: bus stop at door. WA. 7-2768,
BASEMENT APT. newly furn., pri-
vate path and entrance. SO a mo,
Homer ave, suitland. Nd. IS
SILVER SPRING, Montgomery Hills.
on. Ga. ave. Modern; adults: SIS.
incl. utils. ia. 9-4140. q
TAKOMA PARK--Modern 1-bedrm
dine dinette t. A kit.. Vnd tiled bath, ss "s storage ,
space. Mr.. Allen shopping center
and buslines.. Avail now. $50,
'TTtils6, incl. JU. 6-756O. days;
GREENGAWN IRE s24SR' eSfSi AIRS. section 3, N H.
2 bedrms. $3.50, ali utils. Incl.
One-fare zone: walking distance to
shopping. JU. S-31S4., 3
dinette, kit, bath; utiis. furn.: coin
BendiXx in bldg. $3.50 mo. OIL,
SILVER SPRING AREA bedrms.
lily. rm.. din. alcove. kit. with ven
tilator fan, tile bath, picture win
dows. parquet fls.: immed occup !;
1st f.; $3.50 mo-, incl. utils. Call
Manager, JU. 5-1265. 3
TAKOMA PARIS rms, bath. pvt.
entr.: 4 exposures. completely redec.
Mr. Walter Reed. Adults. $3.50
mo JU. 5-0313 3
TAKOMA PK.-9O5 Fairview ave. ::
redec. apt. liv.- rm., din, kit, bed
rm:. bath. avail. immed.: $50, incl.
utils. Open Sun. . to pm. and
Mon. eyes,. 7:3O to 9. HE. AL A.
TAKOMA PIX -bedrm. apt. roomy,
pvt. entr.: excl. neighbor.; mr.. Sani-
tarium; $50. JU. 9-4S0S after ) pm.
EXTRA LARGE l and bedrm. apis
close to transp. shopping center
schools; 53rd pl. and Defense hwy.
MEURILE ARMS