The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 24, 1949, Page 2

iy) so 4 Reger Oe Bhatia ; ; é PAGE TWO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MONDAY, JANUARGS . NO JUSTIFICATION WiAB' eles |-“watawerscc cs a HYBRID CORN vane He Maas. Pebfishee To tell us we are Benen off fan ‘ soda eh ee ike Building Ann Streets in Key West and ‘ounty citizens of other countries is not a sound argument in favor of the adoption of the President’s budget of $42 billion, as sev- eral of his supporters have declared in the last few day yABilly MeIntyre A patriotic landlord rented an apartment to a young mar-} jtied couple. To encourage childbirth; the landlord promised! that after every child, he would give them a reduction of ten yp Fun Assoc acne PRESS one fone Tee of death, The sharp ends dug into} in on the final » mp Chapter 27 4 tore the flesh, | now.” » tr nse yore and F +, | percent on their rent. At the end of the first year they had a! [XACTLY what I did then, or| MY fingertips and tore the feel. in th ¥ vi feel the scsi Others have pointed out that w but I did not fee me GUT-THIRTY 4 Ss have p : We | baby and ten percent of the rent:was subtracted. The next year how I did it, I shall never] well beyond the point where one | T EIGHT." v the should not grumble about high taxation | they had twins, so 20 percent came off their rent. Then another know. When your head is explod-| can distinguish oe Parmele rite peony when millions of people, chiefly in the | baby came and agtin twins, and the rent kept coming down’ ing with all the sounds possible te pungeece alveaay | 5 ly Bat Asiatic countries, do not know from day to and down. By this timé they had about 14 children, when one in the world you are unable to Suddenly. the fire circling my c ugh | ReRunerethecd ing t t thei t day the landlord came for the rent and found the young wife retain things for future consid-| throat went away, Convulsive ly aI . day w a y are going to get their next | in mourning. He said, “What happened? Why are you dressed eration, All that I.can say is,| sucked in air. nis it opens Sitslearty fegeer, oa meal, We know also that thousands have | in black?” She said; “My poor husband, he wanted to live while my head exploded, agd a ee pl ony my chest, although | wasn't any early chopeee starved to death during ‘thé: civil war in |here for nothing.” . a ot seething, cat Wwraved| it touched off two times the | there to keep my oer Aum ! ite |, ifself about. my. ches! s fall-| thunder that had been roaring in| see oll thet China. Shanghai, with its tinsiled life, Woinen iene a Seika TODAY’S | ike vet sideways. To my sight read! But I didn't mind the| At ten ¢ ‘ pe her ° 2 , iy and down. Fem upwards: and'be- 2 ecaus' th. nstant ole t of where a comp aratively few lead lives of} the subway. Both aré'§vérerowd- ANNIVERS a Tiiiis Hind MeENeaPHE ay eile Haelit wes thunder {because at that insta en dat 28 luxury, reported the finding. of 800, per-jed. And figmly packed, ;, (Hnew ‘Amarth | so Sera teen ee ane AA ex-/" T forced myself to relax as! me, pick * ‘ 1 paca Gaaiaal : ni ' wk wk * 7 | plosiong. ip..my. head J,could ‘not ee Ta aaieat Oa faa | goo ° eres. hat it Will not publish anonymous | SONS, neluding many, children, dead in We. nee an oh ‘aello.| _1754—Andrew Elliot, stirveyor, | tell whether Hh ee from, joy or ue [couldn't see anything bé- | marning wen te ng - streets of hunger or exposure in the course is thie wae Seidom a Roe Co.? who laid out the District of} from rage. * cause my eyeballs felt turned 1 to if it of a week. T've been trying to get, you for! Columbia and Erie, Pa, West)’ s simply’ falling, straight) backwards in their sockets, oap I'd b A . 5 fais eau mi : Point professor of mathmatics,; down. Then white pain in one|[ was simply looking at the fire- f ang ' = anaes . is : . shoulder told me tha‘ hai it] works still raging in my brain ‘ Americans regret to hear news of that | half an our. Did you advertise pony in Bucks County, Pa. Died, should Id that F had hit i t kind, yet it is no excuse for the extrava- |" 2m ambitious, energetic man, 4. 94, 1920. i something hard. I seemed to] & short time later I was able t i en by i 4 ‘ 8 for a bookkeeper. You id? Well, iat Monty Barnard | famed bounce, and hang motionless in| roll over, and tread water, and 4 ny gance that is practiced in Washington. We | you wouldn't want me. I'm a jerk. (ace ey ae ne es the middle eRe And then begin to see things. ng at t . . at ;reformer of popular education, [| started falling, down, and ‘ see | jumpy as a don’t object to helping to feed the hungry, | Goodbye. first U. S. Commissioner of j down, and down, Maybe my arms| 1, 1t took, time, tough. to ae aware but we do object to spending of taxpayers’ secenty x antie wali bt the| Education, to whom an educated ; were flung, out, and, maybe my! Sense out of them But T finally | — Halt « dozen ¢ been going on in Washington for many | are working men. Sanam pieiesiie sa800 ing T hit water. It closed over me| from’ the’ end Of the Seventy- | forced . j ; a2 : Decree: with a terri ar of sound. = me tr " | years, and is now at its peak, Senator Byrd, M " if ii sea Pe 1820—Henry J. Raymond, ‘i million unseen hands grabbed Sera ety gan. Full of pain,| to. ™ n . ° . arriage is ba pie. ed edi a f er 2 gge e 5 ‘s sh after a thorough investigation, has pointed | jot of crust and plenty stance areal ay toundeh oh Us ae ene dragged me deeper and} o¢ course, but I had just about tough. W - seas é ‘ ne . ¥. Times, pioneer of decency 2 all of my ‘strength back. Anyway, | things out to the administration that at least 310,- | sauce. in journalism, born in Lima, The band of seething flame} more than enough to swim to|tion inte a MONOGRAPH 000 employes could be released without ie * an ? v4 a N.Y. Died June 18, 1869. rapped about my chest became shore and drag nyselt up onto imagined |< “ 5 5 Sasi Ss ‘SI n; © yew a Tose “hoater fame d tighter an and. I s: c and reste here Truman, interference with the efficient functioning | gin.” yow can 1 get her to love Nee oe aver tice’ | tobe forcing all of my insides up| fol afew: minutes, ‘Then I gct| ever imagined a of federal bureaus, but instead of the num- | me?” Second man: “That's easy.l orator and wit, born in Salem, | ito my throat. But there they| slowly to my feet, squeezed | life. Ar ‘ hington, D.C 3 > é on aae a were forced to stop because my| what water I could from my|! fe , ber decreasing, ‘it continues to increase, rose you vet nee br nee ene Mass. Bie May M4, 1917. ‘i brains were pushing their way] clothes, and made my way across| than I « ‘ . Harr f : > 2 , ewero gene Ceney, en turn) = 1865—Paul W. Bartlett, world-| down from above. Air! That was] the Expre Highway, and up nee failed in business and eet e evel Umesnienen ne payment of | down the lights, and \sit en the}famed sculptor of the heroic, | what 1 wanted. But there wasn’t] onto Savery rock Street where vee ane ” di pati th i federal salaries. love-seat with her.” First man:|porn in New Haven, Conn. Died ao air. here) eer Riverside begins. The thi d taxi 1 what a harrowing condition, tha It is doubtful if the President will get } “Yeah, and then what?” Second} Sept. 20, 192 | merandistckedmne counttaward | acct he hi 1 ed y an: “The end for me. ——— al f aseme you Save not learned your || ; 2money for which he.asks, despite |™8™* “Tem you senha ton me. ae a the center of the earth. But the]” When I let myself into my ‘ bi all the r 5 Yr ¢ i * *k * The age before Islam is known] engulfing water had done one h Lg Seek het: Gomanding exon + Abe SUMS 1) the Democratic majorities in the senate “My eyesight is perfect. See/to the Arabs us the Age of Igno-/ thing. It had returried the power eal eae ‘minutes after’ two. ' ey to run your administration. s house any conservative Demo.\that barn out ther rance. | to move my muscles. T went cut inte the living room, ‘ le h tehd and theshouse sian Cae c hat fly walk As I went sinking d nd| and to the phone. Witt he pee ve watchdog— ee =r aes et ave assert “Can you see that y wa ing —| As went sinking down a ind sover to e phone. ith a eis aie cratep mainly fromthe South whavelassented i ind onitie root?! “No, but I LEGALS down I tore at my neck with] finger that didn’t hurt as much ‘ rrens ay will fi forthe paring e ar aa both hands; with all my ten fin-|as the others I dialed Cen they will fight for the paring down of the | can hear him walking.” ; M a : », THE ORACLE : 5 > : -- gers. But I could not even wedge| Street Police Headquarters, 1} kitty-cornered ” AULE budget. er fate an bess me ro wane! a fingertip under that thin wire.| finally got Bierman. from f Finally, because w “We installed a radio in the IN AL It seemed sunk an inch in my| “This is Barnes,” I said. “I'm| came = eo " I ol bees oe we WENT an Pa barn and now everytime we milk } neck all the way around. Some-|in my apartment, you know the or ' — there should not be any waste 0 Ano 1€S Tthe cow, we get H. V. Kalten- counry| how, and that I will never know] address. Jump in your prow! car| heels ‘ ’s not so bad. S work to idl the world, neck and find the two ends of the over the enone. x come there looked quite the Congress has been asked to appropri- eal now Me ety Ee ae Pea ponee wire that had been crimped over. this time of morning? What do| Sa oe ‘ i $120,199,040 for reactor development A man who is always in a stew | interested in are the Yanks.” ‘ rn | frantic, berserk efforts of 2’man| “Save it!” I cut in on him| passing taxica the next fiseal year. Back of the re- | eventually goes to pot. << Nice is hereby given that Ner- | well into the middle of the throes| savagely. “If you want to be cut (Te be continurds . ——— oo Yes, I know Father Time has pene ae ee an effort tagievelop atomic pow- There are two things that lead to {been kind to you but Mother a fer application in’ the propulsion of error: a speaker with a loud voice and one Nature played you a dirty trick. y our Horoscope | xk ke ' vircraft, If I can't get the girl I want, with deep emotion, laritasanrive ach dns MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1949 according to 2, writer, is “an God help the girl I get.,,, final Hise ‘is Administrator at |—Today indicates a sensitive and “ onable material which Is YOUTH TOO AMBITIOUS? re es | et Rd erg eee ee | arriage is | taking a bath.| 194. 1¢ mind is good, a > duces heat torun power plants, but Fee ater oot ce asada. NORMAN W. CAREY. | |tittle danger of a misspent life. th the difference that this source of Modern boys and girls are too am-|to it. j trator erga “f EU8 phe nature is seldom understood, | power will not burn itself out. bitious in their rush to become leaders in kook, and hence “you ‘may not be i insi i i 6 SS Gini “Toda want Wen) out genefally popula® thetigh” pos- P While there is no inside information | the fields of business and the professions, of life. Only a mink coat, a fox "|sessing good friends and often | THE HOT 7. cS. 7 MV E Vv ble as to the progress being made | declares Roland L. Stratford, director of be a car s.!attdining success. cape, a Mansion and ma v-| ‘ A i periments to make @ practical appli-} an employment counselling service design- } or two. Could a girl ask for any- unto. — | 7 E sf, /IN/ of atomic energy, one may pre-| ed toaid boys and girls to get a proper ae ee unless ste wants| Pi i ; - | Your Grocer SELLS That. Gooa | /V WA R HVE Al 7, f ewe that the prospects are promising. | start in the business world. ake a pig of herse’ v8 SUVORCE | ' terminty, if this were not the case, there Mr. Stratford says that the youngsters oe =e 2 at Sree tee or Mutenaiie STAR * BRAND | * would be ne reason to ask more than] are ‘unwilling to. start in the less glamor- | Mail The Citizen to Friends worn aes AMER CEN COFFEE | ' 000,000 for research and develop- | ous jobs,” and work their way up. The LEGALS ai . b, —Try A Pound Today—— | ° t revelation that they cannot earn $5,000 a re rterinaster $6 heel Battal | : While many Americans may not un-]| vearone month after graduation from See hereby | required to ap | — : * and 4 vital menineance of the pos- | high school “is often arude shock to our] yor 21S HERI oe Ea ea “ ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES | : © use of atomie energy for propulsion | modern teen-ager. the me ud ander on the 2 aad : engines and locomotives, the nation The counsellor reports, however, that ! oe Re ae and EQUIPMENT ‘ hich first develops a cheaper source of | once the teen-ager is convinced of the Marareraie ia SECIE ie TER UE Tene ee UV OUaa | 126;DUVATIOE: PRONE: $ paren will have that) much of an advan-| proper course to follow in connection with ee a Royal Standard and Portable i : ever other nations in the production | employment, he becomes ready to dig in ee | TYPEWRITERS ° manufactured goods. Moreover, it will | as a clerk, a mesenger, a stenographer or beech Allen Wales Adding Machines | $ beve a means by which to gain a practical } office-boy and “work his Way up a the | oe Rou eae SaeaOl nemopoly over much of the transportation | American tradition.” HY! GAD ANNE CO LONG WH ane ane Cu) 125 | he world. The goal in view is of The “ambition of a teen-ager is large- UL SAWYER, ate : ne Use Our iaattiileant Plan | mendous value and a nation as rich as] ly the product of modern education and an CEES RON a ee the United States can afford to gamble | environment that includes many examples agi aE nti its scientists. of “from rags to riches,” in lessons. dish Moown | : io It is no v onder that many average boys © : “BLACK DAHLIA” NONSENSE and girls get the idea that money can be Overseas Transportation 4 : made in ae overnight. a ny Pa bout two years ago, a young woman The success tag which most communi- | sonnron, Nanes io ¢ I : killed in Los Angeles, California, | ties put upon the man who makes big fhe cule toe te ompany, ne. : vl the newspapers of the country gave | money in a short time, without any dis- fe eas Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service + ‘he headlines to playing up the death criminating judgement as to the methods — between —— ° the “Black Dahlia.” involved, is enough tomake the average MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Since the killing, more than fifty “con- have made throughout volume of cash counts. This teen-ager believe that the been is almost everything that | | | | i i | ° g nation but inv estigation has proved explains in part, the failure of some teen- poe EE Ce 5) INSIST ON THE $ Fel them wrong. Now, ina revival of agers to appreciate the value of character "| Pity + ("®-story, the questioning of another \’in connection with economic effort and, in Express Schedule: QUALITY AND DEPENDA | BIL i Y ° reported in detail . ai ipa ares SS a (No Stops En Route) - > , portec ; ; their inexperience, they sometimes con- LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- ur own suggestion to t te news ser- | clude that the success stories are the rule CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar- es and to radio broadcasting stations | and not the exception in the lives of hu- mo NPYN ae i cali Masia oe pee G E N E R A L 6 ~ E L E C R | C that they forget the “Black Dahlia” | man beings ve i ‘ P -_ i : uanon cu LEAVES MIAMI DAILY, (EXCEPT A dieave it alone until somebody is Se ELBANOR CHASE, SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid- ainti icted for the murder. In the mean- The troubles that beset governments en Sean eect coker Reveweevnes iliiaiaaia neta the country would like to have a| begin when politicians forget principles “Detenda Solo clocks At : ef sate y c z a FICATION L I Schedule: ~ ae When the name on your water ¢ rom the speculations and deductions | in order td get votes. POE ECE es Electric f have been telegraphed . Aas | he et, South (Stops At All Intermediate Points) ectric it is your r eray around Jas att, Yo m Angeles, | fey OH as LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- life . . . dependable serv A , BAD TIDINGS pear to the Mill of complaint tor CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o’clock \ you want when you want it ‘ enue peat tm = ve apave, wea cause A. M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 Before you buy a water heater - on or before the 9th day of Febru- o'clock P. M. | e e later baat Phe man who loafs at his work doesn’t The President has recommended to Ry GonaInen eee eit LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT ener a puiee Hts ea ‘ ed @ vacation the Congress new tax legislation to bring | “Ang cumete: SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and | a i ; Fig : ay s is Order is to be published once t ‘. o . ae o ath on eek fo our conse¢ veeks. t K West 5: locke : , renee’ ; in an additional $4 billion of Government [(, Vie ie” Wor Ginang are ape PM. ei Rera Mestieteinres With the /Olfear Pactbclon PtK ; Why don't Communists over here go | revenue. Mr. Truman says: “This should }22t,?" Withee eee Kussia if they like that system so much? | come principally from additional corporate PRianislsta}| FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE ! GENERAL & ELECTRIC APPLIANC BS. INC ’ iften asked. They couldn't go to Rus- taxes .. + Consideration should be given Clerk of the, utc rt, | 0 FULL CARGO INSURANCE | J li A i $ ‘ven if they wanted to, except on | to raising personal tax rates in the middle ny: (Al) Snne t'Longsartn, ||| MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton & Francis Sts, | ullan ppl ance Store : ders from Moscow. They Are on duty | and upper brackets.” Apparently the Jinrary v. auarny erty clerk ! PHONES 82) ANDi | FRANCHISED DEALER ; pete lo take over this country, j spendthritt idea is geared in high speed, ee ps an.4Q°41-26°91,1040, — ~ ~