The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 4, 1947, Page 2

ow ne diel Ro} ke Ww ry on PAGE TWO ihe Key West Citizen \y, Exeept beg ef itor al OP Reete steers ‘Manager Corner res Ann Streets News} r in Key West and Only Daily vera —_—————— tered at Key West, Florida, as second elass matter SS v SOCIATED PRESS Pres alas exclusively entitled to 's di redited w it or not ot! sigo the weal news published hare. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ADVERTISING RATES Ma@e known on application. ra rite gts of thanks, resolutions it, obituary notices, 8, ete, will be ed for at the rate of } lees ft ertal| from nich @ revenue is to be derived ai gents a line, seinen 5 is an Cy hom 3 ‘invitee dis- of pub! Pet subs local or 1 interest out it wit ‘not Dublin “Cncapmous unteations. MEMBER 1947 | IMPROVEMENTS POR KEY WEST RDVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments, 2,. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 3. Airports—Land and Sea. 4, Consolidation of County and City Governments. 5. Community Auditorium. MONOGRAPH To Those Affected: Few Partnerships last, because one of the partners wants more than his hon- est share, THE ORACLE. CC A Pt FOOD A WEAPON IN EUROPE The effort to organize the western na- tions of Europe, without the cooperation of Rufsia and: the satellite states, runs into one tremendous barrier. It should be remembered that Europe has never been self-supporting in food- stuffs in modern times. The western indus- trial nations wind themselves without food. Cut off from the farm production of the Danube Valley and Poland, they are un- able to import sufficient food from the Western Hemisphere without consider- able financial assistance from the United States. The dilemma of the western nations is that they must have food in order that la- bor can produce, Then, in order to secure food, the products of industry must be sold to build up credits for the purchase of agricultural products. Consequently, the main question is whether the United States will give sufficient assistance to make it possible for the western nations to become independent of the food-grow- ing countries now under Soviet domina- thon. » i 'i! This raises the question whether the United States will reduce its tariffs in or- der to permit industrial products from the western nations to come into the United States. If not, there is no way for these nations to secure dollar credits with which to purchase the products of American farms, The same question confronts South America, which is trying to industrialize itself, So, the problem confronting the Unit- ed States boils down to how far we are veady to go in preventing the Soviet from dominating Europe, Without assistance from this country, the western nations must seek an economic agreement with the eastern countries now divided by the iron curtain, or else be without food to sustain the people who must work in pro- ductive labor, Practical Religion: Giving a fair return for everything that we get out of life. Faith and patience are great assets and wonderful helps when you need them. The general public requires protection from: government, labor, business and pressure groups. PLE See The human race would be vastly im- proved if everybody lived according to sincere principles without stirring up bad feeling about differences in beliefs, BUSINESS CYCLES Fat years and lean years, business cycles forever revolving,—such are the ways of life. Economists have tried to determine the lengths of cycles, from good to poor or poor to good, but nobody knows how long a boom or a depression will last. Business in Key West is still fairly good, but an economist of note, Tom Tip- pett, educational director of the Interna- tional Association of Machinists, said, in an adaress on Labor Day, that recession already has set in, adding that, should in the grip of another depression. On the same day federal reserve sys- tem research experts issued a bulletin, in which it was stated that persénal savings will be far lower this year than the 1946 level. The experts declared that several million Americans, who had been able for several years to save money, are now un- able to do so because of the higher cost of living, while many others, who were not concerned in saving during the fat years, are now cashing securities to meet the higher prices for the necessities of life. Others are borrowing, or attempting to borrow. It has been said of Key West for many years that it is the last to feel an uptrend in business and the last to feel the effects of a depression. Private business locally is not as good as it was two or three years ago, but public business, in the city and the county, is better now than at any oth- er time. ; The city’s bank roll is still large and the county, including the school board, has more money now than it has ever had. How collection of taxes during the fiscal year, beginning October 1, will compare with the fiscal year about to end, only time can tell, though the outlook is re- ported to be good, with the coming winter full of promise for the city’s best tourist season. As a mere man may we not record our approbation of the movement reportedly of long skirts TO BREAK UP MONOPOLY The activity of the Department of Justice in instituting suits charging con- spiracies to monopolize various phases of production, represents a program “aimed at breaking up monopolistic power in in- dustry,” declares Attorney General Tom C. Clark. Mr. Clark is carrying out the work of Thurman Arnold, Wendell Berge and oth- ers who previously headed the anti-trust division of his Department. He recognizes, no doubt, the imperative necessity, of mak- ing American capitalism competitive as well as the vehicle for free enterprise and private initiative. The concentration of industrial, fi- nancial and business control in the United States represents a serious barrier to the opportunities of individuals. If there is ‘to be anything Jike a free economy, the indi- vidual American must have the privilege of engaging in any lawful business enter- prise. This right can be denied, and has been denied, by monopolistic conspiracies to stifle competition. The little man requires protection from big business just as much as he requires it from governmental regimentation. Classified advertisements in The Citi- zen cost very little but often bring in un- expected returns in dollars. ———E INDIA FACES TROUBLE The process of fixing (the boundaries between the new dominions of India and Pakistan has caused new divisions to arise Already, there is in progress the trek of minorities, from one area to another, and there cecurs ominous talk of “hostages” and “territorial murder” in connection with the delineation of frontiers and the trans- fer of minorities. The New York Times says it has “be- come clear that religious bias now affects the police service” and it has been appar- ent that the army will be divided between the dominions upon the basis of religion. This creates difficulties in connection with restoring and maintaining order. The size of the job that confronts the leaders of India can be apprehended when one recalls that tens of thousands of peo- ple have been killed and millions of dol- lars worth of property destroyed in the past year in that poor and backward land. wages decrease, the United States will be ; organized in Texas to prevent the return | between the peoples of that unhappy area. | | day through Friday. THE KEY WE RRMA KKK KRRKKRK IK Radio Programs PURER ERARERK SERRE ESS Daytime Summary Selected programs as listed betow are broadcast at thi standard. For cent: tract one hour; for mountain stand. ard two hours. SEPT. 1 THROUGH SEPT. 5 (For East. Daylight add one hor) Morning | 8:00—Honeymoon in New York—nbe S—Oklahoma Roundup—cbs Shady Valley Folks—mbs 00-+Look Your Best—cbs O—Say It With Music- are 00—Fred Waring Music— Arthur Godfrey Show Ben Alexander Show S—Series (3% hours)—c Kate Smith Spe: :30—Words and M Daily Band Con { | { Afternoon ! 12:00—Concert Halt-Hour—nbe | 1:00—-Four Hours of Serials—nbe Queen for a Day (repeat 1 hour later)—mbs i 1:30--Martin Block Records—mbs 00—-Double or Nothing—cbs ‘Winner Take All Quiz—cbs Hint Hunt Quiz—cbs 30-—-Give and Take ileal 4:30—Treasury BanIstand—cbs i ABC PROGRAMS — Times fit eitner Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard. Morning an Holly wood Afternoon 2 $00--Weloome Bri :30—Paul rier rr hows. t Tepeat 1 hour 4 Hours—west ter NETWORK PROGRAMS Time is eastern standard. For cen. tral standard subtract one hour, for mountain standard subtract ‘two hours. Some tocal stations change hour of relay to fit local schedules. Last minute program changes can- not be included. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 (For East. Daylight add one hour) Evening §:00—News Report. Mins. —nbe ' rk Silent (1 hr.) mbe-enst ated hour cbs ports—cbs | Newscast—nbe 5:30—Red 6:45—Lowell World homa ews & Co on Ls later)—mbs) ws and Comment—-nbe a ABC PROGRAMS Daylight or k Silen Kiddies Shows Hr.—west repeat ws and Commentary Rust stains or | removed by ading ‘the stained fabric over a pan of: boiling wa- ter and squeezing lemon juice on’ it. After a few minutes rinse and repeat the process. This method | is slow but does not harm deli- cate white cottons or linens. | ae | Political | Announcements FOR ELECTION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 4, 1947 For City Commissioner LOUIS CARBONELL ALBERT B. COOPER NEIL SAUNDERS HE F SHOPS | CASH AND CARRY” Without Painful Backache Many sufferers relieve nagging Rhea f quickly, once they discover that the real | cause of their tro y be tired kidneys. | oct hekidnersai _Schiet way of ta. and waste out of the | Wood. ‘They help most peorie hace abeor's Pithen disora en disorder of kidney func poretcn diserder of Kidney function permits n Ask druggist for Doan's Pills, stimulant diuretic, used successfully by ns for over 5 years. Doan’s give happy relief and will help the 16 miles uf kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan’s Pills. « jwas back ST CITIZEN iTO MARKET TO MARKET TO SELL A FAT COW: DES MOINES, Iowa.—(AP).— gardner of Burlington took a load , ‘of cattle to Chicago one night. He ‘marketed them the~ following | |morning, took a taxi to the air- jport and arrived back in Bur- jlington that same morning. He had a leisurely lunch and in his fields before noon, Of the 2,148,000 passenger cars produced in the United States in S oO s 6. 7 per cent. 4 ’? Are a troubled by distress of functional perlodi. disturb- tices? Does. -inis make you feel s0 high-strung, nervous—at such times? When no try Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms! Pinkham’s Com- 1s made especially jor women. Bisp has what Doctors calls stomnachle tonle effec Ang eo NDIA E. PINKHAM'S conecuno ; Announcing ... THE ROSE the Combi 1946, only 144,000 were exported, | ‘My Favorite Brunette” Starts Todav At Strand, Bob Hope is presented at the |Getting cattle to market is taking Strand Theatre today through | jless and less time. Milland Bum- Saturday in “My Favorite Bru- inette. ”" One of the leading mo- j tion picture magazines places this picture as the best production on | points, to date. In this picture Bob Hope plays ithe part of a photographer, am- bitious to become a private de- ltective, who is swept by mis- itaken identity into a swift se- Iquence of events having to do with a map showing location of uranium depos His employer is Dorothy Lamour, sirenish as THE N-WC aBouT PIN facts, nre revealed by xpsaat is. One out of every three Cae was found to be a mea Pin-Worms—often without ‘suspecting ith And this ugly infection can cause real distress if neglected. So watch for the warning signs that Tay mean Pin-Worms—espee! the gruvating rectal itch. Get JAYNE’S P= Fight away. PW is a med treatment based on an officially and highly eifective drug element. dmall, easy-to-take P-W tablets work in @ special way to remove Pin-Worms easily and safely, Ask your druggist: P-W for Pin-Worms! 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