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

meres 4 ADV RRVISING KATRS ‘ 4 Made Known on Ages tion notions, psy ef Uanks, resolutions Tenpect, @rF helices, poems, etc. will be tw ‘the Wate of 19 cont foe tap eat “oh te ie be be are Se wot, a ee SPN of Public iseues and subjects of local or . erent, but Ht will Rot publish anonymous home, ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beech and Bathing Pavilion. Avrporte—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and Cuy Governments. Community Auditorium. Me. 2. M. Garcia, Amerwan Bank, Miami Plorida Dear Sp: Yeu urge United States loans of tendreds of millions of dollors” to the etarved patioqns of Patin America. Have vou forfotten the® millions of dollars Agerican business men as well as the vermment have loaned Latins? Must the “sucker” game continue forever! THE ORACLE SMALL BUSINESS CONTINUES ‘The business of the United States is Sperated on a seale that is not equaled eaywhere in the world. In the public dis- eunsions, we constantly hear talk about “Wig business” and “small business,” with the implication that the little fellow is wradually being swallowed by his mam- moth competitors, » * Pimwrep of the.@ensus Bureau indi- tote that about nine-tenths of all business i» the United States is run by small busi- There are nearly 4,000,000 busi- Se concerns—not counting farms—in the United States and it is estimated that qe business constitutes nearly half of We total business of thé, United States. We may take it for granted that small business is surviving, despite the serious competition that threatens to hedge it in. This arises from the natural tendency of Wiisifess organizations to merge for eco- nomics! production but it is also intensi- Tre by the development of monopolies ond partial monopolies, operating in viola- Hen of the laws of the nation. Phe time will probably hen the small nesses never come business man will be out of the economic picture altogether. Never- hele ® major role for the small busi- man of the future may be that of *! Manager for units of a giant corpora- Weeeedperating throughout the country. In idition, the probability is that in some the giant-sized corporate structure predominate to the exclusion of small, endent operators. PENALIZING EFFICIENCY ‘ Phe Civil Aeronautics which Soard, vw Hy distributed something like $8,- #0000 to seven air lines, is also about to ' nother $6,000,000 to three air lines decision to by make up mail loss- the grounding of faulty ‘aneein the last two years. This is a bonanza to the privately op- erated air lines and represents a subsidy t private enterprise but the Board also Would like to know why only one of the Bie Pour” air lines has been 4 consistent it-maker since the war. This line, the Eastern, seems to have know how” than some of the others, ye itis more efficiently managed. Anyway, the policy of the Board does not tend te promote efficiency and economical eration and constitutes something of a wily against the airlines that manage te meke their way without assistance from the public treasury. Saree Nerd work stil) represents the main ial ingredient in life, and hurts no one nist party In the United States for many years, is now being attacked by the Daily. Worker, a communist paper pub- lished in New York City. ~ : You would considera man peculiar who says he likes pound cake but doesn’t eat it when he has an opportunity to eat it. Browder was read aut of ‘the communist party in 1945 because of his lack of en- thusiasm about the brand of communism he found jn Russia when he had visited that country, Other American communists Who have visited Russia since the end of the second World War withdrew from the party in the United States on their return. They de- clared that they had been “cured” of com- munism by the want and: suffering they had seen in Russia, and one of them, when taken to task by American communists, re- joined, “If you think communism is the world’s salvation, why don’t you go to Rus- sia where you can experience communism in operation. It won’t be long before you will book passage to return to the United States.” - In every community of any size in the United States there are frustrated men and afew.women of eommunistic leanings. But they are like the person who likes pound cake and won't eat it when he gets an opportunity. These malcontents hate heen told repeatedly that, as they appear to think communism provides an ideal form pf government, they should leave the United States and go to Russia, where they ean have their crops. filled with com- munism. \Should they go, they would not be long in learning that they could not live their lives as they wished to live them; that the type of life they led would conform to a directive from the Kremlin; that they could not even choose the business or pro- fession they wished to enter without the Kremlin’s consent. Communism is bossism, with the boss- es all-powerful, and the general run of the people afraid of their shadows while they eke out an existence. . renee People who lose their tempers while arguing ought not to argue. It’s bad for supervisor, today work that has been sewer and water pi) West. He said that mains have been next 15 days. faye? + The winter fishing season i Key West waters Was a‘ good one, local commercial fishermen said today, so far as the ¢ were. concerned, but added ‘+ the prices were not as high year ago. The exceptionally” large catches are believed to"Have glut- ted the markets and reduced pri- ces. ai ——a Red Barn Players will present their final show of the season to- night in the high school duditori- um, under the auspices of the Monroe County Council of the PTA. “ s ridge ri of twenty feet or so. To where}a hand-hold. } the waters ran si at om. They closed over wondered who could have fired| that shot. Certainly not oe ae yet. Yet wi * . tO Miss Gladys Roberts ‘left this morning for Savannah, whére she will be a guest for two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fait. sheen trace of her sheen |the Beda, he saw, had not bem in (To be contineed) a | WILL YoU SMILE? FE. L. SCHETNAN deaf in the lowest class, and was graduated two years later at the head of his class. : For two years he studied journalism at St. Olaf’s college, Northfield, Minn., took one of the first. homesteads in this area, and 27 years ago acquired his own newspaper. Loss of hearing and consequent impairment in speaking is not so great an obstacle to newsgather- ing as many persons might sur- of the distary Saves A Year For |f $110 In Dimes MT. CARMEL, Il—()—A Mt. | Carmel trucker, Merle Woods,,| dumped $11@ worth of dimes be-, fore City Clerk Len Wirtk to re-: i 4 i new his truck license this year. | 63 Se paee scuba Woods said he saved the ten cent} “{ always carry a pen and a| Pieces a year to pull that stant. epee . Hastings Thinks Southernmost Realty Board elected V. A. Johnson pr a meeting held yesterday: it Johnson and Johnson 6ffice. Fred J. Dion was named vice president and Miss Minnie Porter Harris, secretary-treasurer. F TODAY'S BIRTHDAY By AP Newsfeatures’ am the moon for hours.” LT. COM. DOROTHY CON- “Would I were the man in &f% }STANCE-STRATTON, born on S@id the youth who wasn't ti | March 24, 1899, at Brookfield, | °M¢ : tive Today The Citizen ‘sa¥s'in an editorial paragraph: as “Weather conversation never rains but it bores.” “I could sit and gaze | reporter’s pad, am not abashed over asking people for news.; LEGALS Mo., daughter of a Baptist minis- sel be ag Sap + S008 Since everyone knows me and I Sor =~ ter. Receiving | P! y health be several hundred a By HASTINGS BAKER... know everyone within 50 miles, IN THE cirevrt COURT OF THE , her B.A, from inthis witeat a _— er | newsgathering is a lark.” , . Reena hed Seaer, cana, _Otta a Univer- . ¥ N ¥ — TO SERVE HUMANITY A nftrder mystery’ book com- éver has accused him] Svater'or FLORIDA. IN CHAN- sity, Kansas, ye on r ing cult toa: the title, “war Cut tt he eniieats eh cane bret be - aes high toric uniform of the There are some business men in the | YoU fag or ac grenm ake see ae pias Mie iaoeoas 1 5 school, became French Foreign Legion & Ge United States, and some in Key West, who have the idea that the chief end of the human race is the promotion of _ business. dean of women! Visored cap with | cover, tl it khe ai: Dasbee. 133, | cover he nest aki vs. DIVORC ON RICHARD EDWARD CRABILL, Defendant. To SRDER OF PUBLIBCATION Oo: There has been an awful’ lot of guessing as to what is behind the mua WILL YOU SMILE? Vishinsky being named ‘Russia’s . SDE SS Cama So got her M.A.| Ree Foreign Minister in place of Mol-| No, That Was His Ene ae ee from Chicago Of course, every intelligent person un- otov. I don’t think anyone out- “ - | _ Terre Haute, Indiana Sad ber Phd derstands that business is justified only | side the Kremlin really knows. Brother Bi Pe ate nepeby vetatees to aopese Tain. | : ~ “ (Hepp ie However, one strange fact has Z nthe above styled cause on Ald eige z ible when it ete humanity. been largely over-looked.: Vish--| The teacher was asking ques- z She Joined the wAyES ad a flex Our philosophers have become some- | insky ida very sick man, Recent. | tions about famous characters ints sation: fueutenant< mone fog leuenane | Soft an what confused because, generally speak- }ly he was in a sanitofizm for | prose and poetry. his order to be published a | Commander, an ame head of | week for four consecutive we | The Key West Citizen, } publ < re nervous disorders and too sick | to have any visitors. ‘It is cer- tainly puzzling that this sick man | should be called to replace Molo- | tov who is a close personal crony } of Stalin. giovee “Can anyone tell me about the character Ali Baba?” she asked the. class. “Yes, teacher,” replied a boy, “he was the man who wasn’t the SPARS in 1942. { ‘THE LOW DOWN) ing, whatever promotes well-being of individuals usually assists the race, as a whole. Realization of this truth does not require a blind idolatry of the economic gs @ there when the crime was com- ¢ 1% business, per se, andthe exoneration of * * mitted.” | won int ; ™ » P : A { | l' H any tactics that return profits to individ- Don Haynes has bet $1,000 to! ass = 3 | | _ 1 $25,000 that he can stay in an; The starling sings, pe You know, getting down to} use: automobile for 14 months. The | squeals, chatters and makes a brasetiuicka “wiesareas gaa Get We have, we are glad to say, many ! doors are welded shut, and the| noise like laughing. tT | buck passers. We blame the ublic-spirited business men in this coun- | windows barred. Food and water COUNTY.) mayor—and congress — and Un-} » : © 1 say that no business man | @@ Passed through the bars and | LEGALS cle Harry for our aches and| try. This it not to say no)business there is a chemical toilet. He is | pains, and especially at tax-pay- in the United States is selfish, that | free to drive anywhere he likes jing time. We forget how we vo- 5 ine ee - 4 his prison cell. 4 ted for more playground and/ none is unfair in methods and that none ji" S12. -¥s- i > plays: auld iy to illegal methods to gain *. *& ok DOROTHY FP. F | leap-frog directors, and another wou stoop: 0 & - ee A light-year is the distance a] IN CHANG ¥. a ‘: | half dozens dams on Cow Creek. | private profit. ray of light will travel in one|y no 5. rHoMas” PO: DOROTHY | Until this nation gets over lis- The time is at hand when better busi- ar. Light travels 186,000 miles Plaintiff, | tening to the barkers telling us| | how wonderful it is on the in-| side—and it costs a mere noth- ing to get in—we are going to} y . , 7 c have aches and pains on tax day. | iv distance that it could travel in a 3 . : . 281-08) wd | it is easy to get into all these year is so fantastic that rather »| Side-shows but getting out, there than put down all those figures, nu. a/is the bad news—our gold watch r second or, put another way, 7% times around the world in one second. Since light travels that far in just one second,. the ness men, intent upon the honor and repu- tation of business, should give some at- tention to the comparatively few sharks that prey upon unfortunate human beings. once weeks in © ap- The pride that a competent business |‘ 's simply referred to as a Jight : an tne ses missing. ; » that he renders, |°*% - c ED this 2nd! Tf you even slow down on Main | man takes in the service that he renders, The new telescope at Mount R. Apams, | Street somebody will collar you | at a fair profit, is in jeopardy every time Palomar can see igi uion ay at Key « uit Court, | with his idea on how to fix ev-| 4 A Satat wall. ¢ | light-years away. In other words, erything. And at the lunch cl } a slicker pulls a fast deal, regardless of | light from those dicta ctac [a g Ieee ee Sugieden co ve From the bottom of its leather the amount of money involved. traveled through space for a guy to solve, he will cook one up| __hand-flexed sole to the top of thousand million years Beiors Lennon and tell how to fix it. | its soft glove upper leather, : . ie pact | reaching the telescope, and eac! Ielatk. In one month's cout Pr . It begins to look like the Atlantic pact | econd of all this time it covered | ros o. watKins, | Mz. and Mes. Good Citizen would} 3 ans a will cover the Mediterranean as well. a distance equal to 74% fimes| Attorney for Pl irate) (Hele nara eng pao ipper. I 0 har x toe. around oe * , and Uncle Harry — 3 .pos No hard counter in the heek FORTY SLAVES cards in all—and tell’ the old} Come in today and try it on. sports to act their age, and that | Tattle-tale people are’ reward- ed by the Government for. telling jyou can hardly wait until the $995 lo $|3% It is interesting to report that modern | on people who dodge taxes. ‘The |Next election, the atmesphere | ° ° oa o ae hat the average Ameri- revenue agents were especially would clear up quick ' Some d'r05 veh. Scientists assert that the averd . |intrigued by one informer, who ; Yours with the low down, | can family has at its disposal the equi- | told on a man who failed to. re- | ANN MARIE | JO SERRA valent of forty slaves in modern power | port as income the reward Tet | | Der. resour ad mechanical conveniences. ceived for telling on somebody ORDER OF PUBLICAT esources an S. : : TO prequired to ap | else. 3 Bouseh 4 iN of Complaint for Farm homes, which have - lagged be- jee hee You ee Wemebeh required qu apc kee eee On February 21 SHOES FOR MEN hind urban homes in the use of power,| The British Army Journal says:| pear to the Bill for Divorce lata, otherwise the ry 7 nee : = is has | “The best defense today, against | 2sainst you in the above | Thin Order ie to be Dubliched's we star are rapidly making progress. This has | 1 o°stomic bomb is aay fo be | ‘ the week for four consecutive’ 9 arted e only become possible since the develop-|there when it goes off.” n will be] in the Key West Citizen, a news. Ber published in the City of Ke ment of rural electrification on a national sp CEET PRET scale. The advent of power to rural areas has been one of the great blessings of the 5 ee aed Rufus Jones was filling out an application for employment in an West, ef March. Job No, 20,000 | Geonce S. May Company . this 23rd day 949. da (Circuit Court (Seal) EARL, R. ADAMS, KANTOR'S airplane plant in Texas. On the Seal) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, .. A * i = ei f Court. Monroe County, Florida. hatha last few decades and will, in time, con- ae line sabe cae ‘Jones, ‘Gus Biaecen en kena By: (sd) Anne C. Longworth, cute : MENS SHOP ey i 4 . i = ufus.” line eputy Clerk, tribute to something like a revolution in | #¥ etek ‘ae hee eee te Sa ENRIQUE ESQUIN'AL Cea) ALLAN B. CLEATS" RINCIPAL CiTiEs ivi i 'g ili 0} y ainti p o) Duval Street the living and working of farm families. I known by. He put: “Sigh Bap. ttre or eae Liaw, 4-31,1989 salar —