The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 8, 1949, Page 2

a a dinpaiches credited in this paper, and here te "tg 3 ee) 2 APTRNTEIVG RATES Mate Khowe of Apbiteatinn SPPETAL seri All reading setives. care f thanks reectetions senpect, obituary _ het pee tnn wilt be 4 for at the pate . tices fot OMheriahnme hereches from Witch, revenue is fe be derived are Benin « Rites an cote er) CS ee ebieete © SORE! intereet, bor wl pean lten tm oMbea tions Dear Citizen Readers: Socialized medicine, if enacted in- to law, will be a bitter pill for the tax- payer to swallow, now so heavily bur- dened with taxes. It may militate against this measure if the sons of Aes- culapius would reduce the high cost of medical attention. THE ORACLE GUILTY KILLER MAY ESCAPE An interesting legal situation arises in South Dakota, where « circuit judge has ordered the release of a prisoner convict- ed of killing another man upon the ground that there is no law providing for punishment of a white man who murders another white man on an Indian Reserva- tion. The decision was based on the fact that, in 1901, the South Dakota Legisla- ture relinquished jurisdiction over certain crimes on Indian Reservations. Thereafter the Federal Courts accepted the jurisdie- tian through an Act of Congress but, in 1948, the Federal government gave up ju- risdietion over crimes involving white per- sons only. The South Dakota Legistature, in the meantime, had not acted to restore jurtadiction to the State government The decision of the jurist will prove stattling to those who do not thoroughly underetand that in this free country no man can be punished for an act unless the law has established it as a crim: _ its oceutrence. Consequently, if no court has jurisdiction of the offense, there can he no legal proceedings to punish the in- dividual. The man ix protected by the con stitutional safeguards thrown zens prier to sround citi Safeguards may seem to work a trav ety on justice in connection with the ape- cific cane reported from South Dakota but they serve as a bulwark for the freedom of all citizens. The protection general rights and liberties ix more mportant than the punishment of one individual. This is the theory upon which Anglo-Saxon jus tice is based and, regardless of apparent errors, even though guilty individuals may escape punishment, must be upheld of As we have said before, ty ading at home is one way to keep some money cir. culating here in Key West —_—_—_—_—— No matter how much an individual knows, he will always run across an e xpert whe has studied less and knows more ee The people who «mik tore friends than the people who frown Smile and the world smiles with you, frown and you frown alone peraphrasing Ella Wheeler Wilcox. often have THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY —_ The Citizen on Wednesday published copies of suggested letters for Key West- ers to send to ouf senators, representative in Washington and the National Head- quattete of the Citizens Committee for the | Hoover Report, urging them to expedite the reorganization of the executive branch of the federal government and thereby save American taxpayers an estimated $3 billion a year. Key Westers should bear in mind that every letter coutts in building up public opinion in favor of stepping waste in the operation and maintefiarce of our govern ment. Never before in the history of the wothd has so mich money been wasted for red tape and an unneeded multiplicity of employees as ie at present the case in Washington. And that condition has been inereasifig year after vear without any de termined attempt, except in isolated ca-« to stop it. The outstanding man in Wash ington against the waste of the public's money has been Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia, about whom the President quip- ped a few weeks ago because of his con- tinued insistence that public funds be con served instead of flung to the winds without a thought of the work millions of Am- ericans have to do to meet the demands | the federal government on their pocket books. Se write to your senators and repre- sentatives, as well as the committee, ury- ing that action be taken to reorganized the executive branch of the government. If you do fet wish to send copies of the let ters as they appeared in The Citizen, write your own letters. But write in any event You will not only help your country as « whole but also help yourself directly. The greater @tonomy practised in Washington the less you will have to pay in taxes The Citigen has remarked, time and again, that the American people should call a halt in the extravagance of govern- ment. This ix your opportunity to help to curb or wipe out that extravagance People who extend liberal support to the churches seldom worry about what they get in return. One of the easiest things to do ix to start an argument and one of the hardest things to do is to stop one. HOLD TO OUR RIGHTS The freedom of the people of Monroe County, along with that of millions of other Americana, is protected by the Bil! of Rights and it should be the duty of ev ery citizen to thoroughly understand the nature of the privileges accorded him un der a liberal interpretation of the sions included under that term. Just now, the United States is hearing much about subversive, un-American other peculiar activities. Various effort are being made to have Congress pase bi!! which would tend to uproot these force which most Americana do not like It might be a good idea, however ' us in our zeal to uphold Americar ties to make certain that we do not vic these liberties in an attempt to stamp the things that we consider dange rou the liberties themnelves As one outstanding editor ha» “Committees that have studied un-Ameri can activities will render the greatest s« vice if they tell us why un-American condi tions make Americans discontented with America and how these condi may be corrected. That will be better than ing the Bill of Rights.” provi and r invad Whenever an individual with you, he is either emarter than yo he is dumber WHY NOT GO TO RUSSIA? Paul Robeson, Negro singer, says that he loves the “Soviet people more than any other nation.” The Negro had just returned from a tour of the Soviet Union and tries of Europe. He admits the contempt fer the demeeratic press” that he loves the Russians “because their suffering and sacrifice for us Negro people.” After all, no one should object to the fact that Robeson loves the Russians but several coun greatest nd af Americans might wonder why he does not give up his citienship and live in the land of the Russians. The trouble with so many Americans who prefer the Communists that they stay in this country instead of iro ing to Russia. the | Ctapter 15 a long whilé Jet knett APd for gosh sakes. when you) him. “¥: and it's yours for the asking need it, holler, When I \elvely thtew her arms sheet absviutely ine a eil- in the werld’ The bert there on the grodnd beside think of jest Dad i fou. meel meet or i yor fo + # Yer Gienn his dead cattle. ‘numb, dazed. | Shoo ry the gp BAG "aha ted aoa ean tite. What must | do about i?) weeks Pires Sl se stat | Reortenes. Me Red taeee Gites Crown. Why sot come ee an os In Other rompects I like her wmey ates shee ness when the efords we Rl de you ond wee ' | stolen but there had femained 5 eathinn to bal Sout an | Glenn fece When Jeb rad gone = well » the bright hope that they mix - nie turned agein to Gleor ef be recovered "Now. Whey ‘were |,_ “There's plenty to de. And Bal She was ‘very guiet snd or v ot Thc gone beyond recall, He was vet be pg little puszied “You want to. om — | Et ee So oot pee. Se aay! ite cay whether weer | Work, hard work. was the anti- 2 moment ware You te ns a dote. He remembered it with c “wore 3 core, eo re o— ,-7 ~ x. ther remem tured the thats ae bitter grimace. One by one have ume ides. fe long, toe a ad . —— a att oui sy te e BR ep cotirety levered’ the deed Antuwis” anal A ” » Reve YOu ever wor | Veaeute cot fame . — keep your chin ee! dered why Jef and tie fat) that caretes et bother deat | drew them to a ravihe farther up 4 nea 0 + - ——_ | LINN tohd they ings cp stan ineydlles T ontine o 2u507 ving book whet Sven | We at eae Nall j arly the me morning he|\2 as he reached the ranch. Jeb} Well, this is why y * tt © —_ went grimly about draining the | was indignant, Mre. King shocked, | discreetly he told he for " . | Botsoned pxx and Connie horrified first time. the story of hie foth . oSapess one ey |. Jet was in the middle of hi | Why. dog my cate” roered| death, Jeff: oath. and bie advo ay | task when he looked up to see/Jeb “If thet's the work of Chuck | tion by the Tylers “They work jean riding parture |Gale TU hunt him down i like dows for mw D Aasvess Your |! ein near Jef and castiand flay the hide ifn “They did everything r LOURA™. F. 6. ia about him. | Poison’ cattle’ There ain't any-icould do te mak - F Orengeture & CL are you do- | thing lower a man can do.” there was one th l the « eet | ked. | “I know, agreed Glenn. “Butlerosity and eff ™ ° e the trouble is we have ae in the world 1 che ta asssceanccancesaasbaanas Pol thot it was Chuck. Net @ couldn't: meke rect t " tel ew ,_| It would seem that the fellow | they'd murdered my {athe “ye eh atiet te ‘olit ur cat-i who poisoned them is the same| Went on after a moments & your SESS Ge j Jone whe ran them off in the first|“You sce what [ve been that you Reve your groceries ef them./ place: but Jeff checked on Gele gine ageinst olf these yeer oe ned out day by day ane Announcement Jend found that he and his whole e's a desire for revenge n't lend them without causing im a horrified|crew spent all of that Sunday in wish to make the Tylers suffe steel in enone Just tell a om the edge of the ditch No Jet sat down wearily “Some. body had it in for me and fixed if it wasn't Chuck, who was it?" asked Connie tights “That's the question. Slug Ben- me. Fixed me good.” jamin's name orcurred to me. but | Glenn shrugged despairingly | S!ug doesn't even know Jeff.” } “Well its the toughest kind of | e boy have any other ene- break: but dant let it get a | mie asked Jeb | down. I'm begining to ser | “No Not a soul Jeff, as you | way clear, thanks to you. I nu’ be know, keeps pretty well to him- making money from now ” i I demt believe he ever | Here” He took some Bill« trom angled with another man in the his pocket and thrust the v st of it but Chuck Jeffs hand “Take th ¥ dor Gale need it. Take it, Jeff” | “Well.” growled Jeb, “wer re Jeft led sh me s that lookin the money awa to tn I'v uh te J © job—No. “ Im ! 1. That's an- . cleanin’ up B 4 1 tell you you've got t a ¥ wes tox It's you ! 1 on mt Nore " t to th me ' d sodatte rd Hong on to it until leter. 1 se “Just gon’ to drop ir | don't need it r Jeff and see if | can be of any | nm wut the bills b& chet. “Well, I'll hang on to} Conn n to him and impul- Key West In Days Gone By TODAY'S BIRTHDAY that I've got to fight every ute of my life Then ! think what they've done for me. by that, after all, the ev they held seemed to them tomn and I know I've been | th an ung dul cad 1 don't hete Jeff. 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