The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 17, 1949, Page 2

cane which, in its by “ govern- mental units. ‘now faces | the competi- ‘tion of other forms of transportation but | still remains tthe largest mover of com- recent recent years, the railways have fon Chee into stiff competition from domestic air- Sk lines ‘and from motor trucks and . buses. Se Brcce fom The railroads assert that the wre trans- #4 “inv ae ports are subsidized through the con- srr oat ss struetion of highways and everybody knows that the aiflines of the nation re- ceive liberal subsidies from the govern- ment in’ the form of payments for carry- ing mail. . Sometimes, in inland areas, the im- ‘portance of our Waterways is overlooked. a Gradually, am inereasing amount of com- % ‘merce is hauled im boats, bothalong coast and. up onde rongreg om the products ener a et +a ing constructed pas ae ged el gg and seem to be & al devel avy MANGE =B$bLSSSSSESE (Continued From Page One) { jeal t . ing: “Not the least of these is the: ‘Bald Head Men fact. that Key West always wel-j portation in life of the country by | comes po aa * want to* ‘Want To Pay ° siaealiakig. im hina, where |most sincerely welcome you! S cupeniens & now.” ame As Others | lacks of transportation is largely responsi- | wi R: idle, executive vice} ble for the slow progress of that area. In [president of the State Hotel As-| addition, the inability to quickly move. sur- | S°Ciation, which sponsored the on Bis g trip throuzh Florida of the news-' plus foods from one area to starving peo- | nen, said the tour was made pos! wemed City Attorney Lester, le in other vinces multiplies the @eaths | sible by the Florida’ Greyhound | dap) |b woud Lines, which furnished transpor- | Albury. and Victor Lowe in their re-}{ from starvation. ve spective, speaks volumes for In connection with this discussion of ee ee Aes eke ver and their satisfactory ser- || transportation, we’ call attention to a {supplied « huge Constellation air-j views te the public. recommendation, recently made hy Charles pleee. fer the He Toe Teme es! . THE ORACLE L. Dearing and Wilfred . Owen, ‘both ‘Ata p.m. the group departed| . connected with the Brookings “Institute | for Bota Chica Field where they! and recently directors of the: Hoover Com- | 02#ded.:ne Constellation for a/ continuation of the trip te Miami. Anthony Fay, son of stock @0m~| doctor * Ahn ae Sr oe PRODUCTION mission’s Study on Transportation. From Miami they were to go to" pany troupers. Fay is @ [aMOUs neerly finished ot he aut “The. nantes pie ee hat the’ oe Depene: Basch. > Si Ae ‘Vanity, say.the backers. cto and wit known to th0AUEr, snow ing an temontery vewweiislds ‘of ti pro. cial positio? of the majority of the nation's Sed ane 4 : : ' Guetion of atomic bombs has been sug- | carriers is weak despite’ Tevels of |incir teapertive towns ‘That your honorable body has re- geeted by Brigadier General Carlos P. | peacetime traffic, Less favorable economic | Only four of the following Journal of Commerce. Romolo, President of the United Nations — would make ' the outlook for | pewsine? and women fcc galt henry naa Maha ‘ionwo General Amembly, together with the pro- | modern tion ‘an@ financial health in the fore: |. Miss. Mildred Planthold, St. of the use of atomic bombs. air transport industfy even less promising. Be leas Seitz, Chicago) ee Se = Seho-| Moved OF to vaudevillic where It's Time To Think idea of the —- diplomat is to | Moreover, the present sitliation endangers | 975) Ramey, Cincirifisti \ En; lastie ‘Reacher Donal, ee ee ere ||, SUHWNHT @ temporary truce’ between the | the survival of private ownership of trans-4 quirer. | Miss Louisa M. Comstock,| Broadway musicals and then | , About 2 : United States and Soviet Russia. He has | port enterprises.» .” q eave Roberta, Cincinnati Ea ec bie 5 oe re went to Holly wood ’ 1 + er. - ————— . aceording te geoeer al bs td The poe gg experts would mt “ V. Talbot, ClevelandMews. e Fines eit, New York| 06 fourth of the cusar pre a e wach a truce aceompan! up a Secretary 0! ‘ansportation,. . wit jarry W. Smith, Cleveland Ss ice «Veil Ww ‘ork auced' in American tertitory is L) | “afegwards, including international in. | Cabinet. status, and. combine the present {Plain Dealer. Herald: Tribune, raised in Hawaii, says the Ne ( bristmmas rq Sid Rheuban, Clevel: aN. Also with the. group were: i » So , : speetion. ‘Das =. of ingeredons’ regulatory a Ralph ee Columbus fs Miss. Elizabeth Baker, Shell ynokl: Guandhie © The inspection idea insures. Russia’s je: néw body. woul provide regulation } patch. i Touring Service. ___ Melettion of the proposal, Without it, the } of all tratisportation facilities and, in line Bah Wat eae haa nan Sa Lay Bie rea Aad whee yoo OC ee = Wnlted States will not consent to any such | with sound’ e¢onomic. conditions and techn- [ News. | R. 0, (Bi) Riddle, Tour. Diree- shopping tor the Mun oy Bey. gue : ien.tn feet, since the Russians have the ologieal ‘progtess; seek to establish a uni. | ©. A. Jones, Highway Traveler. tor ‘Florida State Hote) Associa- A - acurally think of Eee | 3=6The : womb, it agen ee pied uae national ana aiien PR agge ol ba Sp taahnger Fin "foward 6. as: Myrtle Arden, . Florida Notton s Bes! Advertised Mande sxe > United States ‘op adding stack- necessary i o elimina State Hotel Association. hes cndastel * Pile Mean to depend upon an agreement | the contradiétions an@'-inéquities of deal- New York} Richard Edgerton, Lakeside = po wy» >in a peg Fe © with the Ressians, who might manage to } ing with each form : transportation by [Journal of Commerce. Inn: 3 beante fleas every . 7 : John Meisol, Newark News. } John O. Shares, Past President! = ade the pact and -catch up with the | separate rogulatory | ‘bodies: - Henry Ward, Pittsburgh, Press. | Florida Hotel Association, re ainee The Wennans mete - Cited States. Basil Fowler, Washington Post.} Francis. Johnson, St: : o- Bone ot. wahdine "s / econ . The idea sorry. newspaper edi- | vee G. LaGorce, National, erapher. A Se N a — ae ston, Orn jews: WYENAS-TIGERS VERSUS AUTOS | tion must present a: new ps to every | ‘iis Lois Burnside, Chicago Bureau. SUITE : sary explains pirates are any number of reasons : prefer to live in the United States FEDERAL ; D ICT, AHEAD —— ns pa te iy te BRAY WILE Layb na Rmannans ET ie : An official Féview of-the Federal bud- rrr: get indicates a deficit of $5,500,000,000 in this fiscal year instead of the $900,000,000 deficit forecast by the President in his January message to Congress. The deficit is‘explained by an increase of $1,600,000,000 in expenditures and a prospective decline of $3,000,000,000 in re- ceipts due to a declining national income. The other $900,000,000 represents the deficit predicted by the President last winter. The prospective deficit compares with one of $1,800,000,000 in the 1949 fiscal year which ended last June 30th, and surpluses of $8,400,000,000 in the 1948 fiseal year and $754,000,000 in the 1947 ac- counting peried, While there may be many explana- tions for the deficit that looms ahead, it should be apparent to the people of this country, and to those in official position, that the United States cannot operate @ppeared in the newspapers of the te Technicolor Coming: LA COMPARSITA Hugo Del Carri, Alda Alberti y Nelly Bares i SHIRT fe MAN, : SY MAR: » : ations hyenas have killed and eaten ninety- seven eildren in villages near Lucknow fe the past few months. Two adults have dpeen olain by the pack, says the dispatch. (2) The New York Times reports thet iwhebitants of four villages in Kadah, Maleva. have been terrorized by a band @ Perecions tigers, Three men and many Tettie have been carried off-and-the tig. om have become so bold that. they pur. ue Seees, pawing at the doors and snif- fim at the windows. These dispatches probably send shiv- “WWown thespines of relatively. safe Ammerioans but the parents of children in * bate threatened by hyenas and tigers MEN'S Beit: and Jewelry by HICKOK TIES by SUPERIOR WEMBLY BOTANY MANHATTAN BEAU BRUMMELA Ash About Ow PRINTING - tell them about the mechanical monsters that 200m all over the United States, at ineredible speeds, killing ap- prenimately ane hundred persons a day. | permanently on a deficit basis, While it : is impossible to say exactly how far the ts “ ‘Pélvertising is what a newspaper has | national debt can safely go, no gift of ‘ me | te self and it is rarely given away by any | propheey is necessary to state that it TING TRE RIGGING F “@ewepeper in whieh it is any good. cannot go on forever. pos rel rae perm oa ye . Lil