The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 9, 1943, Page 3

—— hon OF Tene AM deh © ONS) Mw Se Hee te dedtinnty the | ete Comme We Memore! in Sapte Pere, Goeern Spes —e | Heltent told newsmen et he eee & enter the mili ey rrr at the exparatin of re & Govern mm January ~ Betrem erie) en corps eueg he fret World War anc PORE he Lmetemg untied Bly) —— sweréed te ewtrands Ray ere om actin of age wher ~~ © spree Hadternd sasd 1 dee! Rew me what capacity setae Swot aot «wuld take oe tt TR mews be happy unter ion « te thing emeterw hee eerste ied 4 @rtting into : he attend seeviees white in Wast mgr coent wt nable ot @ * , eo! Bartere and re ens oe practs Be eater « defimitety take - at ot Ge rm fom See aqeens ie Pepper whe wv to * weteetion meat wring. Rhee been genersily concer Chet Wetiend cpt ein if he poser ee ' eet te Commies ot im eprte af th ere ot femme ort follower heme te deo & £ cmon coe Be ectienet we bes Crees OFFICERS ARRIVE | be ot of 18 new offwe and promotior “ & Section ernest th O8tewe. affertod are Aervvels Keer done B Myers Wil ae 1 fick Edreund Bo Booth awe t en, Raphac! Vow: eet Rehert Theteher J al atuates of the Cornet) Nav Sees Tremung Sehoo! or a Ove) USNR Reems Horace | decote. Ht a L. Gm» France T been dy Charies EB Carpen O Waters. all reported fromm Midshipmen Schoo! | ov Ge BC Me py a ‘ -— Ceeterestion and Shy Serves OBfiee: for many mont! hee been Getected and ordered ~ uty eeewhere Lieut Gs @ K teemwn DV), USNR one le me? Jobe BR Matthew OG Vas USNR have « | ~ —~ nignenent ’ oe. vann uy 3 T A es * Se le . ' mvES 4 Foams eve SNR A D HOW GARDEN GROWS IN SOUTH PACIFIC O: Renwetaned Preee: AN WwW J att Bet Yor a Waters ot ea. eet am the fat Geasth Pociie that he and t one pine the seeds b one e on ' weir arengs and w hee of 1 ttle tropic isle Hee mother, Mrs Karl Walter 4 Sree she thought + eas whing he asked for art neluded + on 4 i to worr im 4 st that was before on " atworn 4 MAN. EIGHTY ONE. SAVES stir FROM BULL MASSUNA N Y— While d Gmith. 81 veers © formes, was attacked i fr being knocked down. The third t wall pinned him t the ground, but the ma te grab the ring in conse 4 himself and got safe tw ever the re fence TWELVE UNLUCKY NEW YORK... The twelve peo phe who got stuck in an elevator between floors of the twerive tery building at 12 John strect for 12 minutes w li be hard to con- winee that thirteen is unlucky It's 12 thats uniucky te then | when he was earni.g $40 2 mon Is Social Security Possible Without Regimentation? As debated bs e Eduard Lindeman Mrs. Rose Wilder Lane Py ots ba 9 “se pry ad Nati — author Work, Columbia Univ. “Discovery of Freedom” PROF. LINDEMAN OPENS: So- cial security is ® device for equal- MRS. tion bri ANE OPENS: [his ques- ys the profes- izing and systematizing costs which | sion! S squirrel-cage brain result from the major hazards of | “S°c's ty.” so-called, actually Modern life. No modern society will |!* ¢#forced governmental insurance | again remain stable unless a basic |! individuals. It IS regimentation! standard of living is thus guaranteed. | 7's Westion is: “Is Regimentation Two principal arguments against so- | Worth Reg mentation Page Alice + cial security are (a) it is likely to in Wondertand destroy individual incentive. (b> the sensible question would be—how jdoes enforced gov ental insur- jance work? History answers always. | It doesn’t work. Look at Germany's 75 years of experience with all our so-called “social security” measures. , “Social Security” always increases | Poverty, because only human energy } Produces wealth. and (as all history shows) the amount of wealth that |people produce and distribute de- Pends upon thei edom from reg- curity” always shainistration of » «© ie social seourity system leads to regimenta- thon. The first is claimed by persons who have already achieved security | @ security automaticaly deprives in- dividuals of incentive why has it not had this effect upon persons who | make the claim” Re; tation has pecome @ propagands dozey-word (ike most fear words it arises from vonest misgivings {{ by regimenta-/ son is me toss of individual liber- | y. then it is true every extension of | governmental co so) means loss of y because ment trying to When a free person buys ‘om a free company, the enforce insurance freedom. Socia' security means no! company motive in re- American will be fier to enjoy the| maining vent, the government foubtiul privilese of unemployment, | uses its ce power properly, to dchness, dependent vid age. Must) compel the company to carry out its he citizen also giant nis government | contracts . when government he right to deprive him of free peech, free worship and free press? | YO! When fear of wart is removed |e will be animated with a new ease of freedom Social security toes not separate citizen from state; «+t brings them closer. The cure for gimentation does oot le in per- vetuating fear of want but in efi-| vent democratic adm.nistration MES. LANE CHALLENGES: Mod- | rm society has never . and nev- no t to its cont forced ts subject e gov nce payments in 1933 overthrow the gov DEMAN ry to Mrs secul CHAL f can be “stable is dynamic, in the Scan Ogressive, constantly changing. | free individual e:er;y creates it. suppressing ind vidua mm must| where it has had a fair tr: estroy the “ ss and cramp | exists no concrete evidence wuman beings beck «cam into the/cial security produces pover Ad. static “static cuss. system “So-| tainly it did not create the pover Security.” mea in this country during the depre: of 1930-1937, since our social security | & system was not then in effect. The | eurp German government of 1933 was not and Eng! . destroyed by hungry people. It was | iid not—prevent sic vloyment. It insures gendent on bureauc. ais vid age de- it Henry ai security” destroyed by a coalition of p paths, power-grab' » high officials | of the von Papen variety, and mis- | alists. H “ord had enjoyed ne could not have pac tor his ex-| MRS. LANE REPLIE i | periments, and Anericans would everyone knows onl dinavians, En sul be driving horses PROF. LINDEMAN KEPLIES: The | misunderstanding between Mrs. Lane aod myself is now complete We have aot “ieined the issue” Our luxuries as cars, bathrooms, razors, toothbrushes, milk, butter The German Govern- could no longer pay “Social such safety fruits, ment readers will conseque:t!; 2 vviigea| Security benefits”; Germans were to appraise our view as | Stat elected Hi arguments resolved eter as * —— . th of persona! convict ' te premises ere ing the secure anceptions of + m aueters | joy. Dr Lindeman eannot give one societies. 1 believe « » ta “ir ¥ of generhl pros- of social the moder counterpart » the “guod life.” and since the Duik of al! as-|guvernmentai control tiuns now seem to be travelins in|rity is Soci from havient this general direction. ! a sume my|Sparta to Hitler's National Social- position is in harmony « nh histori-| ism every form of it has enslaved and al evolution. By LEIF ERICKSON ature AP Fe AN ADVANCED SOUTH PA-! THE KEY WE SUPPLEMENT RATION To supplement the jon shops sell un. rationed turkey and gull eg¢ | FLYING TIME NEW YORK xico City ist s than 7 hours’ flying tin — le | MAR HARRY IN CHANGER: TIFIE DIVORCE LOTION THON CIFIC: BASE, July 9.—Engine close enou | verhau equal in capacity” be flown direc th H gine repair and over sny naval plane repair station : aia j , the United S being s-| tats a t south Pacific! trained as st . : : to ke 1m pos- jobs—or sna cent The ha ‘ p- sight cous nent is directed by Rear A al The a ee Pee PLOmiA. FN Isborne BH. " | Case Ne. 93s The to i pacer = lminat Pp pIvenen Sores ment » ‘ 1 ‘ fre » the IF AT FIRST YOU DON’T OF ER OF PERE MELON United States or Pearl Harbo e ' s will take ¢ | 75 per n 1 fist ; Navy 4 Marine plane er , werhauls im this area gow In direct charge of one ©. « Rau and r a t Capt. N. A. Draim of Vincennes, i lind. Lt. C J. E. Dodson of t Texas, and Lt Cor S. B.,Of cou ry( Perrault of Kansas City, go1 | And f Annapolis and M.LT.-| Until you v« ne specialist, explains | full. th xe South Pacific Force will] And used up a : « prepared in future action so! sevicn_ os hat engine supply and mainten- | Suppose those of the} paign would not like daicanal action, | of the new en-| gines and spare parts were flown {in by cargo planes. These cargo Of course you'r & s at dawn on Hen- e4 And bz aerson Field and subject to attack | at any time, were unloaded at e and reloaded with wounded be flown out to safe ho: At men to and junk old engines thrown on the says Dodson, explaining was no way to haul them out t pa plane or surface ship v As a result we fed into the k South Pacific area hundreds of T t " wgines and hundreds of new 1¢ t g enoug received a sin we anes bef ame Morne > PLORIDS jin Holly: wood CITIZEN IIR IIIT IAAI IIIA IAA IAAI AISA AAAI AA AAT IANA DAA WRITER OF AIR THRILLERS GRADES MYSTERY TALES FEE EEE EEE ERERESEEEREREREREREREEREERE EERE EERE RE EBS AP Features too,” he added, forgetting I was NEW YORK, July 9.—It’s as-{'n New York. tonishing how casual those Hol Mr. Morse has two collies, both “i reople are about money ]|.1 years old. He plays, he says. Carleton E. Morse, for ex | ad golf and takes 16mm. mo amy Mr. Morse writes and! when he can get film. He ge’ rr I Love A Mystery”| ip at 5:30 (“that’s not a gag.” for radio, and also” write [he explains) and 6:45 he’s at ‘One Man's Family.” nis office. - His m of the Mr. Morse just commissioned] *#v_ is done by 10 and until he his New York agents to hunt up] ‘tarts rehearsing after lunch he 50 copies each of his ten favorite | %ver looks it over. ries to send to Army| _Titis goes for five days. Sat camp: His favorites arent} "days and Sundays he writes leine, and I wanted to talk te|“One Man's Family” He 8 Thun about it. But Mr. Morse is! 35.000 a week for these chore ccording to his New York am bassador. That's all, except raysteries. Here it is antness at the Bellona Club” I'm in New York. aid Morse’s New York} tele Boe of the list bassador “Unpleas. by We did. It took two days bi but | Dorohy Sayers; “Red Gardenia,” got him, and clearly “qha Jonathan Latimer; Dashiell is hit on the wire, no pant Haromett’s “The Dain Curse”; ley borax storms interfered. | Eric Ambler's “Cause for Alarm’ - Helio.” said And Morse !“The Big Sleep”, bv Raymond Hello jc Sabotage”, by Clev How's the weather? Toast eae we War wre eo ignon Eber a caabidihiadiacasniy der of an Aristocrat”, Then we zot to work. “How “Philip MacDonald's “The sects $ ie ~| Rasp”. Plus, of coyrse, Stout's ne your ten favorite mysteries “The Red Box.’ we ovt Willkie Collins a eee : : nan Doyle and so on? I de il asked WILL you? I've been writing for the ra- dio 12 years.” says Morse There's a swell sand box at the ive earned to hke natural-| USO Club, Women’s Division! Us You know—good dialogue. kids have shovels, sand buckets move too fast for the old) snd hats, but with all the sand in spdrnices- in : Key West our box is empty. The at seemed to end that. But)... we figure, it would only take seb s always tell what 4) 4 tiny bit. Can't somcone help us? wy We'll bake a grand sand pic! Any hair?” 1 asked, and) Mr.| V°" UerO you's Beis see’ Ot Morse’s quict voice said, “Not a Rie enn Ei agi hair. ess e NUMEROUS LODGES Keen eyes like Sherlock seit il gana Re .. WASHINGTON. — There are ‘ ae tell. on account: ore than 15,000 Masonic lo'ges ecard like Rex Stoute=|'7 ee Uateistaies. w « — Box a = the Soldiers over denounce Mc eauired reading lis ewis as ai) enemy. Note—taities on. the Ghit John L. Lewis as an enemy Yo to smoke a pipe? oke went up my nose when I M orcelain, or brown or MUNICIPAL ELECTION. , ‘a t NOVEMBER 9. 1943 aid Morse But it's ~~ nes. I've got a hundred cases f top French and German, _ For Captain or fviice I've got ‘em locked up,) W. J. 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