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agents said Klonsky has been
sought since 1945 on a charge Of
conspiring to advocate the over
throw Of the United States Gov
ernment by violence.
Active Organizer.
FBI agents said Klonsky first
denied he was the man they
were seeking. He said his name
was Miller, the agents said. but
later admitted his true identity.
At his arraignment later yes
terday, FBI agents said Klonsky
has been actively organizing for
the Communist Party for several
months in the Greater Boston
area"
The agents said that before
coming to Boston, KlonSky was
"organizational secretary of the
Communist Party in Eastern
Pennsylvania and Delaware"
Calls BAH TOO h1gh.
After the high bail was set at
the request Of Assistant United
States Attorney Edward D. Has
san, KlonSky declared: 'The
bail is too high. It is intended
to grab the headlines. 1t is
completely unreasonable. This
bail is intended to influence
hysteria in this country"
FBI agents said that before
moving to Philadelphia in 1947
Klonsky was a Communist Party
organizer in New York since
1941 and that for 10 months in
1887 he served in the Abraham
Lincoln Brigade with Spanish
LoyaliSt forces.
Klonsky served in the United
States Army from June. 1914. to
April, 1916.
Evening star., 1953-08-14

delphia area"
today was un-
d er $4,000
bail pending q
h e arin 6 to-
morrow.
KlonSky was
arrested by
the F B I in
Brighton yes
terday on q
fugitive from
justice W ar
rant issued in
P hill adelphia
August 5.
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SE
Evening star., 1953-08-14
Births Reported
tFrom D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.

tcEom -. y. bureau OF VlCaI StstlStlc
BOYS.
Larie and Jeanette Allen.
Frank and Georgia Ball.
Calvin and Jane BoWser.
Robert and Marian Campbell.
william and Anna Dennison.
Matthew and Rita Donohoe.
John and Joyce Earman, jr.
Richard and Frances Geiser.
Peter and Dorothy Gordon, jr,
William and Mary Hoffman.
Roy and Willie Laws.
David and Jemina Owens.
Robert and Jeanne Rhome.
Wilbur and Barbara Sanderson.
Melvin and Gladys Sprinkle.
Garrison and Madeline Tice.
John and Lille Austin, jr.
Floyd and Keiko Fredrickson.
George and Geneva Shepherd, jr.
James and Annie Thompson.
Henry and Nancy Arlington.
Harry and Janet Bauer.
Francis and Mary Buckler.
Timothy and Carolyn DAILY.
Grover and Marion Dufier, sr.
William and MargusEite Freeman.
Groves and Annie Grimm. jr.
Joseph and Louise Kivlin.
John and Nellie Martin.
Fred and Bessie Pallas.
George and Lena Romick.
Barnard and Della SiSk.
Edward and Georgette sylvia.
James and Mary Flynn.
Herbert and Matte Burley.
Roosevelt and Florine Robinson.
James and Gertrude etancil.
GIRLS.
James and Mary Flynn.
Guy and Beulah Berry.
George and Janet Davis.
Robert and Margaret Dunnington.
Ralph and Martha Ffidley.
Emilio and Mary Graziano.
Frank and Elsie HALEY.
James and Mary Jacobs.
John and Mary kellogg.
Andrew and Helen Kobal.
Samuel and Edna Lombardo.
Donald and Mary Decker.
Albert and Phyllis Padsett.
William and sylvia Seals.
Arthur and Catherine Chase, sr.
Leroy and Blanche Graham.
James and Theadora Jones.
Andrew and Shirley Morgan.
George and Geneva Shepherd. jr.
Calvin and Gladys Beatty.
Herman and Ernestine Bonney.
Abrey and Edna Calhoun.
Leonard and kathleen Delesky.
Michael and Peggy Fostar.
Francis and Mary GIacia.
Traneis MsR .ns aaf hsr;o1is MSafe dossst da5sisEy
Teckchand and Myna Kelly.
Edward and Lillian Lauver.
Forrest and Doris Kink0de.
Ray and Ulrike Nichols.
Donald and Betty Oliver.
Gilbert and Mary Ousley.
Peter and Angelina Ryback.
William and Hedy Tester.
Paul and Elsie Deadwyler.
Oscar and Mamie Fields.
Ernest and Martha HumbleS.
Mack and ASzie Jones. =
william and Gladys McAbee.
George and Martha Williams.
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Funds for Health Study

SOISSONS, ce.-The
Rockefeller Foundation has
granted $133,000 to the ASSocia-
tion d'Hygiene de L'Aisne for
continuing study of public-health
and medical-care problems at
the scissors Public Health Gen.
ter.
Evening star., 1953-08-14

Staging Grass Harp
Performances of "The Grass
Harp" will be given at 8:45 pm.
today and tomorrow at the Cross
Roads Theater, 2402 Mount Ver-
non avenue, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-08-14
Bail Of $4,000 Fixed
In Boston for Alleged
Red Party Organizer
BY the AssoeiGted Press

BOSTON. Aug. l4.-Robert
Klonsky. IS. described by the
FBI as a "long time Communist
underground leader in the Phila-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-10
INCOMPETENCE IN THE PENTAcoN

Senator Stuart Symington has charged that the peo-
pie are not being given the truth by defense officials and
believes that this country is making sufficient prepar-
alton for an emergency which threatens overake it.
Senator Symington's blast is only of recent Sc
res from investigators in Congress- who are impressed
with the inefficiency they find in the Penagon Another
senator charged recently that the sowness in production
Of artillery ammunition since the Korean war broke out
in 1850, is national scandal.
The question Of bunging and nefficiency in the De-
Tense Department is issue rapidly coming to head
Not only do American taxpayers spend forty billions
OF dollars to sustain the armed services they
also spend another six billions for veterans and veterans
benefits Counting another seven billions spent on
military and economic aid programs abroad the taxpay
ers levy for defense is truly gigantic one
comprising two-thirds of the u. S. budget!
It was disclosed several months ago that with q
force OF about three and half million and women
IN the armed services today the military
have on duty generals and admiras than were on
the payroll at the height of World War H. when over
ten million men in service. This shows the trend
toward top brass big salaries and inefficient operation
Another investigation recently showed that for every
fighting man the Korean 'front.' several desk-char
fighters were required behind the lines The figure was
distinct contrast the proportion in the enemy army
IN Korea where fewer charwarmers are required per
man at the front than in the u S. Army Senator Estes
Kefauver and many other senator's recently put enough
pressure on the Navy to win for a captain who had
achieved excellent results in the Nays atomic subma-
rine effort chance for the promotion to- admiral
The captain had been twice passed by naval elec-
ton boards although the believed there was no
legitimate for his rejection aside from personal
considerations.
careful investigation will show that the United
States has Of its wars with superior numbers
and material although the quality of military leadership
has sometimes been less than desired Since the Korean
began has been obvious that defense efforts are
not coordnaed properly that production has not been
what 1t should have been and that military leaders have
given the country poor advice The u s. taxpayer
spending what he is to support the Defense Department
has right to demand from the armed services of
his country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-10
1000 Miles BY Bicycle

SINGAPORE a. - Two Brit.
ish-born MoSlems, Asma and An
mad Sayeg, travelling 1000 miles
by tandem bicycle, have reached
here after crossing Europe. the
Middle East, Pakistan, India and
Ceylon.
The Sayegs adopted the Mos
lem faith after visiting a mosque
in Surrey, England. in 1850. Then
they decided 10 visit the Moslem
countries. Their tandem was fit
ted with a sidecar in which they
carried their tent. cooking uten-
sis and pet Pekinese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-10
HAL BOYLE SAYS

NEW YORK B-The most cheer.
full barnacle on our civilization is
the free loader.
He is the happy parasite who
labors rarely or never in the vine
yard, but is always Johnny -on-the-
spot to share the other guys har-
vest celebration.
This flourishing weed in Ameri-
cas- present Garden Of Plenty is
guided only by the golden goal
something for nothing.
Free leaders today are found in
every community, in every level of
society. They come in all ages,
shapes, and Sizes-and the usual
sexes.
These life.on.the-cuff artists are
united by three simple beliefs:
l. This is a free country, isn't
it,"
2. 1.-THE best things in life are
free"
3. "A poor friend is a poor
friend indeed"
Everybody is victimized now and
then by amateur free leaders lsuch
as relatives), but the natural tar
gets OF the true pros are the bored
well-to-do and newly-rich, insure
people who need experienced help
in getting rid of their cash.
A topflight free loader here in
Manhattan can fatten himself by
introducing into cafe society a
prestige-starved, retired chicken
rancher with an appetite for the
world of dazzle.
All the chicken rancFler has to do
is reach for the tabs, lend" the
free loader folding money regular
ly, and soon he is big-name in
cafe society. In this circle all you
need to get ahead is to carry a
loaded pocketbook and refrain
from picking your teeth in public
at least until after midnight, and
then nobody cares what you do.
But a real high-class free loader
hates to sponge off an uneouth
chicken rancher, because after all
he Is giving the sucker something
back for his dough--reeognition.
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MINISTER'S GRATITUDE
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
On behalf Of the Key West
Ministerial Association / have
been asked to convey to you and
your associates the grateful APP
probation of that body for your
fine cooperation in the handling
of news items relating TO the
Three Hour Good Friday Service
sponsored by our organization
and likewise the pageant present
ed on Easter Sunday morning at
Monroe County Beach.
A resolution to this effect was
heartily indorsed at a meeting of
the Association on Monday morn.
ing, April 9th.
Cordially yours,
CHAS. H. MEEKER.
Secy. Treas.
Key West Ministerial Association
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-10

II is a matter of opinion whether
the male or female free loader has
it better.
Women are VIGOROUSLY quick to
put the deep freeze on free load
ers Of their own sex. They are
equally adept at sizing up a man
free loader, but they don't mind
grubstaking him now and then for
the pleasure of his company and
the sake of his dark, sensitive
eyes. Some Of them even prehaps
admire as a fellow craftsman a
man who is able to wheedle his
way through life.
The feminine cadge artist, of
course, has a big edge when it
comes to making dupes out of male
dopes. Who expects a pretty lady
to buy her own drinks or pay for
her meals? What well-heeled guy
minds loan to tide her over the
first of the month while she waits
for the right job that somehow
never comes along?
Actually the gal probably doesn't
think Of herself as free loading.
She just calls it kind of court
ship, known by some cynics as the
oldest form Of free loading.
But a real lady free loader is no
golddigger who trades her favors
for cash. She is vigorously virtuous.
Her motto is still something for
nothing" not something for some
thing" And any ehump with a
padded wallet who makes the mis-
take Of marrying one of these
danes soon finds that his reward
| is-exactly nothing, with blonde
hair, She regards him as only a
lifelong free lunch counter.
Middle-age is the greatest hurdle
for the professional free loader. II
balding male one can charm a
wealthy lady sucker into buying
him a toupee, if a wrinkled femi-
nine one can sweet-taik an addle-
headed sugar daddy into stalking
her to a face-lifting operation -
well, brother, that is genius made
visible.
Neither win ever have to face
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GReleased BY The KwPD In
The Interest OF Publie safety9
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safety
Notes
BY BILL GLIB

GReleased BY The KwPD In
The Interest OF PHblie safety.)
An inscription for the wall of the
Central Library, Brooklyn. New
York, reads: with equal care
weigh wen the record of the
wisdom and the folly of man
kind"
Perhaps mankind's combined
wisdom and folly cannot be better
exemplified than in the average
persons desire for good laws
which he wishes applied to every
one except himself.
When people incorporated a
community, one of the first things
they do is to draw up a legal
code of ethics. Policemen are
hired to enforce this code. Many
a cop wonders whyl
Citizens who want traffic lights
and spend their tax money for
them will display a perverted
sense of humor by trying to cross
an intersection while the light is
is on red. When the policeman
they are paying gives them a tic,
ket, the bowling can be heard for
ten blocks.
There probably isn't one night
a week when a Key West police
officer can get by without being
told that he is going to be fired
for enforcing the law. Violators
should realize that their threats
are a waste of breath the aver
age policeman would rather lose
his job than his self-respect by
not doing the duties he was hired
to perform.
"Jusf A Little Bit"
81 was only breaking the law
Just a little Bit" is a common ex-
preston. Ever try to puneture a
hole in a soap bubble lust a little
bit?" If you have a boat, 60 out
and bore a hole in the bottom =
just a tiny one. See what the re-
suits win be,
The same thing applies to laws.
Allow them to be preached even
little bit and before long, the
entire legal structure win col
lapse.
Too often an otherwise res
prectable person win think he is
smart by ignoring a traffic Off
GERS warning. If he we're TO stop
and think for a moment, he would
realize that such cisobedience is
not going to hurt the policeman
but might cost the offender his
life in an accident.
Speeding. running red traffic
signals, driving without lights, etc,
are minor offenses that provide
the stepping stones toward tragedy
and sorrow. A gun isn't dangerous
until it has a bullet in the cham
Der nor is a ear dangerous until
a fool gets at the steering wheel.
Changing the quotation al the
beginning of this column; Every
man should weigh the wisdom
and folly Of his actions regarding
a desire for safety and an unwili-
ingness to abide by proper rules
of conduct. :"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-10
NOTAS CUBANAS
por RAoUL ALpIzAR PoYo

pasados tenian especial empei0
en- moStrar sus cualidades artisti-
cas-, va que penSaban mas en- 10
spiritual, que en- 10 material y
prosaico, de los tiempos que Coz
rremoS.
Sc celehran en- Sancd Spiritus
las tradicionales fiestas de San.
dago. que tienen lugar el dia Is
de Julio de cada ano. FL intere.
sante programa de estas festiyi-
dadeS, comprende las lIamadas
hpieas parrandas," las popuIa.
res "eomParsss," Y el desfile de
carrozas, bellamente constrviidas
ash como las claSicas serenatax
durante las noches, que dan un
aspecto bellisimo a Ia eiudad. 4
cuyas fiestas acuden personas de
toda la provincial v hasta de Il
propla capital Guiana.
Alb Sc suelen organizar excur-
stones, para visitar lugares his.
toricos y de interes, en- las Ger.
canias de la eiudad, tales como
La Iona de Banao, FL Jibaro y
La Iona del obispo.
otros lugares no muy leios del
centric de la poblaeion y Que tam.
bien son objeto de las menciona.
das excursiones. son los Ilamados
Hornos de Cal, que son unas cue.
vas, cufa belleza natural en- su
interior, es una verdadera mara
villa.
Muchas de las familias aeomo.
dadas de Sancti Spiritus. pasan su
temporada de verano, en- las lin.
das playas de Tayabacoa. en- IA
costa Sur. disfrutando de las de-
icias de sus aguas y de sus fini.
simaS arenas.
Entire los deportes principales
que Sc cultivan ALI, esta Ia cara
de venados y de paIomas, cue
existen en- cantidad. en- los bos-
cues cercaRos a Ia Ciudad.
Saneti Spiritus es una de las
eiudades que Sc destacsn en- nues.
ira historic, por haher siso la Gu.
ma del gran eubano General sera.
fin Sarchez Va'aiv,a dc su nor.
Inano Raimen6o, tar. n crr>.
raj de nuessras huestcs lihertado.
ras.
/ All naci5 eI inolvi4 etle per'n.
dis,a y gran corazoa. Don ffocse
70 Morales Die-, re.'r, &C. az.
tuel C,nsul de cuhs 49, v,~ys
que dursvs r,uca II
dara y dirigiara "a ne te. e.
! periodico e. Tr.u .. en- Ia ciu
+ lad de La Hshana.
] Nacio t31hiin IN eaa lirda Gu.
I'D, cl gran ms5ieo Jos SIZES.
ire Write, au'or &c IL selia CT.
1asa.' violini- 4 t.a his9 r. :.
N t.rras de Elr5ga ~ 81
exquisite, tanio como solista, co.
no comrositor.
! Sancii Sairitus. aeaetimos. es
una de ias ciada GAIA, que
iene grandeS atrecc as nes el
/ viajero observador. sns hsa IA.
ties aman el arte y Ia cultav n
buena socie3ad de esa ciudaA ri.
valiza en- correeci5n y alto Ssnii.
/ do de hosritalidad. con las mas
adelantadas de Ia Republiea.
Tn paseo a Saneti spirisus. ha
de ser siempre motive de eyoca.
eion y de estudio, para los que
gusten conoeer plcnamenie a L.
terra Guiana.
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TRIAL DOESN'T STOP
INDIAN PICKPoCkET

NV DELHI t. Rattan LAT 90
trial here for attempted murder.
complained 10 the Judge thas a Eel.
low prisoner picked bis pocket ~
be waited 10 testify.
Detectives produced. together,
Rattan Lals money and Whey Ku.
mar, also under trial.
The original charge against Ku.
mar. picking pockets.
Fuii plate armor Of warriors
was moi developed until about
1900 IN Europe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-10
Peoples Forum

The Citizen welcomes express
~iOns Of the views of its read
ers. but the editor reserves the
right 10 delete any items which
are considered libeIoun or unwar-
raafed. 'fhe writer's should he
fair and cOnfine the letters to
200 words and write on one side
~ the paper only. Signature of
the writer must accompany the
letters and will he published un-
leAs requested Otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-10
sANcTl sPIRITus

Esta una de las antiques ciu-
dades de Cuba. Su fuEiaeion da-
ia desde ell ano 1915. Fue eSco-
gida por ell Adelantado Velazouez
por ser, Su juicio, el centric de
la ISla.
Habia ALI un gran ndcleo de
indios. que hizo pensar a velaz,
quez, que eran 10 suficiente para
establecer en- ell lugar una ciu-
dad.
Muchos amos despueS, la pobla-
cion aumento conSiderablemente
y va no eran solamente los in
dos suS habitantes, sino que I'm
buen numero de europeos levan-
TO ALI SuS tiendaS, contribuyendo
a que Sancti Spiritus. tomara el
verdadero aspecto de una pc
quena ciudad.
Herman Cortes. euando prepare.
ba su perverSa excursion a tie.
rras de Mexico, reclut6 en- este
lugar, I'm gran numero de in.
felices negros eselavos, a los que
pretendio entrenar en- Ell manejo
de los arcabuses de la epoca, pa.
IA que les fueran titles en- su
conquista de tierras mejicanas.
ALA por el ano de 1888, los
pr0pi0S espanoles, decidieron
traSladar la ciudad. hasta Ell lu.
gar en- que Sc .eneuentra actual
mente, por reunir mejores con-
diciones topografieas. La ciudad
esta enclavada cerca de la costa
Sur, en- direction al Rio Yayabo.
Sus GALES sumamente estre.
chas Y su architecture, sc man
tienen todayia en- la parte mas
antigua de la poblacion. ESa ar
quitectura es de origen moriseo y
llama poderosamente la atencion
del viSitante. p0r 10 rar0 y a la
vez, artistico de su forma.
ConserYa esta ciudad una belle
"a muy suya. Porque Sus habi-
tanteS han cuidado con esmerO,
hasta donde les ha sido possible,
mantener Ell viejo as9eeto print,
two, que ofrece verdadero int.
res al buen observador, va que
| lie hace evoear dias lejanos, en-
que los c0nquistadores, por cri5;o
3y para ell Rey. sojuzgaban Y de.
solahan pueblos enteros, en- 81
afan de euconsrar Ia riqueza. cue
todos presumian existia en- tierras
de America.
Tanta es la belleza de esa
ciudad. que muehos pintores han
4 eseogido sus motives, para pi1tsT
hermosos euadros, cue han side
exhibidoS. como verdaderas s.
vas del arte pict6rieo, en- multi-
| tud de exposiciones nacionales e
internacionales.
Entge los mas destacados pin.
torres, Sc encuentra eI notable ar.
tista Esteban Donefeeh, que con
una modestia exagerada. sin darle
Importance su meritoFia labor
artistica. ha dediead0 cast to3a
! sn vida, reproducir los inlere,
sanies rinennes que existen en-
Sancti Spiritus
Dando frente a Ia llamada pla'
lza Mayer. Sc eneuentra Ia iglesia
en- euyo interior esta insiaIada Ia
famosa "capilla del Rosario, .
I constfuida por ei Captain Pedro
Perez de Corcho, cuyo nombre
haee eyocar una vieia intere
sante leyenaa. acerca del tcsort
del uliimo indio que yiyi6 On esa
eomarea. Ia imagen mas imuor
taule dc esa Capita del Rosario
/ representa- Ia Humlldad Ia
PaeienCia, euya imafen, al de-
cir dc los antiques moradores d.
Sancti spiritus, ticne trss 81 una
interesante historic, que es rcpe.
iida de generation en- generation
iy que dan q eon0cer al yiajerC
que ALI lIega
Existe ali iamhien IN Muse0
que gaarGa ca Sus ESTATES. MS
meroxas reliqulas del pasado, to
das elias de posiilya beiieza ) cue
demuestran que nuestros ante
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Counsel Above Reproach

HONG KONG tPl-A young
Chinese dance hostess, Wong To,
was rebuked in Hong Kong SUI
preme court for complaining her
defense counsel was long wind.
ed"
The court ruled the dancer was
not privileged to talk about her
counsel inside the courtroom,
adding. III that were allowed,
some very rude things would be
said"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-10

the greatest disaster Of their trade
honest work. They viii success
fully free load the rest Of their
lives, and ride gratis to the Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

It will soon be time to start
Evening star., 1953-01-11
American History
To Be Theme in
Show Exhibits

The National Capital Garden
Club League has announced that
Washington garden clubs will
build their exhibits at the Ma
tional Capital Flower and Gar
den Show. March sill. around
the theme of American history.
The opening will have as it's
theme, early America" The fol-
lowing days will feature Amer
lea Settled" Colonial Days"
American Culture" with ar
rangements interpreting freedom
of religion, architecture and the
arts. The final day will feature
natural resources-national for
ests, metals, water, etc.
The small gardens constructed
by members of the various clubs
will be typical of American gar
dens on the Eastern seaboard.
Each garden will adjoin a fur
nished room Of the same period.
Table Settings Change.
Table settings. which will be
changed every other day during
the snow, will be in the EARLY
American Supper" theme, evil
liamsburg tea table,. and Mod
ern." ...
Titles in the flower arrange
ment classes will be columbus
Sails" Fountain Of Youth"
"New Amsterdam" Santa Fe"
and Boston Tea Party" The
class entitled "Gay Nineties"
will depict the Victorian era. The
class "Ziegf1eld Follies" will be
a composition in flowers which
stresses line.
One class for gardeners will be
planting by the Garden Gate, "
another will feature bird feed
ing stations. another two-foot
indoor gardens.