The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 10, 1943, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1943 POD AD AAA ASIA IAI IIA AIA SII AS SSS ASA IS SSS SSA SA ASAAAIASI A PAGE THREB THE KEY WEST CITIZEN { Congress about domestic policies: the war on the home front, there’s MUCH TALK ABOUT CURTAILMENT ABR BUORUURUUR UU UOUO UROL CELIO EE By JACK STINNETT question whether (By Associated Press) seriously try. Dein neinis Sse WASHINGTON, Feb. 10—| In the first place, the tremen-| It’s going to take a political 2 : “| dous amount of government hir-: maestro.to evoke harmony from There’s a lot of talk going around| ing about which there has been! the Democratic party organ in about drastic curtailments in gov-|so much talk is mostly replace-| anyone will| By JOHN GROVER THE RIFT IN DEMOCRATIC RANKS — ernment hiring being forced on the Administration by the new “economy bl in Congress. As nearly, as I can find out from those who are in a_ position to iow, there is mostly political chatter. There is no doubt that tBere is a lot of waste motion ong federal employes. The em- i jaa themselves have complain- ed of it. There’s no doubt that the tidal wave of criticism will have some beneficial results. But the opinion now is that it’s mostly sound and fury. Here's why: The President fired the first gun that gave the cue to Administration followers when he said that out of something under 3,000,000 federal employes, 1,600, 000 were doing actual war work, “These,” he said, “ ers in navy yard: age depots, milit irfields, and other operating centers.” see Some dubious persons thought the President had been given the wrong figures. They asked Elmer Davis, Office of War Information director, to make a report. He did. At that mgment-there were 2,687,- 093 persehs on the federal pa | ment. | For example, Harry B. Mitchell, | president of the Civil | creased work of his department, ! | said: “During the six manths end-{ | ing January, 1941, the commission | tfound about 200,000 persons for} | the war and navy departments; ' and during the last six months of | | 1942, we made slightly over a mil-; j lion replacements in these depart-; ; ments. That does not mean a mil-| !lion new jobs as the turnover in! | these days iselarge.” see j In the second place, civil ser- vice employes have givén such an; punt of themselves in all major crises that any criticism of them | would be snowed under. To cite one instance, James B. Burns, president of the American ion of Government Em-} recently put on the record ; from a_ lately published; | book, “Public Plunder,” by David Loth. According to Mr. Loth, in-| come tax figures showed that} | World War I produced 18,000 new ; millionaires, but not one of them was a permanent (or civil service) employe of the government. ‘much difference in the 1939 1941 this session of Congress. In the minds of veteran obs Service! vers, that was the clear implica-) who tried would ; Commission, in outlining the in-! tion of the intramural warfare in| the pre-withdrawal battle ove confirmation of Ed Flynn as min- ister to Australia. The separ components of the party are out of tune. Press polls of the Senate indi- e ' cated Flynn would have been re- jected as the result of Democratic defection. Behind that fact are! interesting angles that point to definite trends in the current Congress. First, 1938 purge chickens are coming home to roost. The Presi- dent's ill-starred attempt to erase | New Deal dissidents in that elec tion rankles. It didn’t make so id sessions. The Democratic majority was so wide the handful of purge-designates could not make their weight count, but they may well constitute the balance of power in this Senate. The: haven't forgotten 1938, as indicat- | ed by the Flynn poll. South On Warvath Second, Southern Democrats are Democratic | see | and it won't be sweet nothings. |# chance for smooth sailing. The blank check days are over.|_ This view implies some hand- Se acne Cone: be Adel } some gestures to placate the con- prior Congress, the Adminis-| seryative Southerners and the skated on! tration told and the mill near-purgees of 1938. It means such thin political ice. {| functioned. This time, the Presi-|economy in non-essentials. It! | War Effort Okayed {dent and his policy-makers must | Means the farm and labor views of | Summed up, it’s the consensus formerly snapped their fingers, if| ¢ Southern bloc must get re- jof press gallery analysts that the| the temper of this session has been ‘new forces in this Congress won't} correctly judged. |impede the war effort. / ody! Biggest trump in the Adminis- | aisle by tration hand is the “Assistant! ity in making the home front hot} opinion. C mail! President,” Jimmy Byrnes. He has! for the New Deal stalwarts of the y indicatesthat the people: the respect and regard of all the! Past ten years. fied with the conduct of : Se and most of the House. Old abroad. that if Byrnes can steer I s away from pet islation ,and concen- Army will send 150. headed conduct of] to college in a year. HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. 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They | than a million to perform the ci They're right, but until a better| Openly aver that big city Demo- ilian and war-contingent activities | system is devised than civil ser-\¢Tatic machines and New Deal of the government. vice, it will have to do. And a good ; latecomers to the party fold are To whittle that down to any ap-| many members of Congress think | 8¢tting a disproportionate share of preciatile extent would be a poli-| it’s so good that they are trying to| party power. ; tical bull's-eye if anyone could! extend it — not curtail it nor find), When Boss Crump of Memphis, come near the target, but i omething new. Tenn., publicly deserted the Flynn cause it was a tipoff. The week ~ | before, Dixie Democrats in the %#% | House torpedoed Administration plans to seat Rep. Vito Marcan- tonio (AL-N.Y.) on the Judiciary | Committee. The Southern bloc is determined to force concessions rom the Administration. With the emocratic majority narrowed to roll (exclusive of | the | military } forces) and of these, 1,612,257 PIII A IID IIA ID III IDI SSI ISIS SII SSISSISASAISSISISASISIANC HITLER’S MOVIE BLITZ pepeteerteretsttsecceccescoccocccccocc cece soos Sos By ROBBIN COONS (By Associated Press) HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 10.—For anyone with scoffing doubts that} the motion picture industry is} essential, I recommend an evening | Watching how Herr Hitler andj gang have used the celluloid; medium to foster their own poli- tical designs — first to conquer the | German home front then in an ef-| effort to win the symapthies of} the conquered peoples and arouse | hatred for England. Such an evening will smack you right between the eyes, be- sides, as an example of what can happen when the powerful med- ium of the films is controlled and put to corrupt use by a s argument for all times bie countries for the nec B aa} free screen. : AOE hE bk od 'LSILI TSI S John Abbott, director of the Museum of Modern Art Film Li-| brary, has arranged and edited a} | group of German propaganda} issued between 1934 and 1941, and these had special showings here. To Business Firms rae The Fictitious Name Law passed by the 1941 Legislature, sets forth various provisions, such as cegistration with the county clerk, and advertising the personnel of those comprising the business con- cern or firm. The law as passed provides: 1. All persons operating unincorporated busi- ness or professions under any name but their own proper or known called names, must register this “fictitious” trade name with the clerk of the circuit court in the county where the principal place of busi- ness is located. _ 2. A fee of $1.00 is charged for this registra tion. 8. Furthermore, the names of all persons in- terested, and the extent to which they are interested must be registered as well. 4. Penalty for non-compliance denies any un- registered business and those interested in doing such business the right to defend or maintain suit in any court in this state, either as plaintiff or defendant, and it further provides that any person violating this é i{| law regarding registration is liable to having an in- The German account of the in- |) formation charging a misdemeanor filed against him vasion of Poland is another gem} by any person aggrieved by the fictitious name, and You see with your own eyes how on conviction of such charge shall be liable to a fine the noble Germans, after heroic Solin patience with the big bad Po! of $25.00 or 60 days in jail, or both. who kept attacking them, finally || .5. Before registration can be made, such in- “countercharged.” For all you see, | tention to register must be advertised at least once a they bombed only milit week for four (4) consecutive weeks in a newspaper tives, and nobody, either as defined by law in the county where the registra- or Polish—was killed. It dust tion penned: a nice enjoyable picnic this} is law applies to Apartments, Hotels, Filling qouuaterdiaris Kleene pe | Stations, Cabin Courts, or zone of ie yi and insolence. Bt » a annyiatd ise psp ls cepyiench as are operated under the name of the Lawyers generally agree that the terms “proper or called name" as used in the law would be like this example: Suppose you are one of the numerous Jones family. ‘Suppose your proper name is “John Edward Jones,” but your called name is “J.-E. JONES.” Unless your business is actually operated under one or the other of these names you would be required to register. The Key West Citizen Nffers Its Assistance In Helping Business Men to Comply With This New Law. | TELEPHONE 51 PO hk hk Lh Ld Lt LL | bloodless “liberation” of the Low Countries_and France, and th agen of the Geraans 30 a thin line in both houses, they've eeding the poor, misguided | got the tickets to make their de- French refugees betrayed by their; Henne ie Crump’s defection is leaders but now free to go back | the first public revolt of a power- home and “enjoy” the New Order! | ful southern Democratic organiza- All this must provoke only grim! tion against the will of the party mirth in the looted countries, but! chief. think of its effect on the German | Third, the solid Republican line- home front. And think what our} up against Flynn is clear notice own movies, giving the true pic+| that Minority Leader Charles Mc- ture, can do—and are doing. Nary, the astute Oregon veteran, ; “\thas his cohorts under disciplined control. 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