The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 19, 1949, Page 2

Ge Key teat Citizen |" ee Es to. pe! Weat und to register and ‘to participa tion at hand..The ee. is “that a | West a ora creer crs matter as second class matter large number of voters put their Fase "PUM, Assoc ea | on the books and go to the polls withou viecetyatvely eed. °° having much interest in the issues at stake Set iherwine credited in t paver, 804 in the | election: We question the gee to he gainba by the republican form of government : : in the mass herding of citizens. at the : ra se -;palls. There is no virtue in the size of ( on how soory 1 am y te cast, It would be myeh better. uli fs “a — a in. to follow |. z -~- ——rr | in inion, to permit yoters a Pes, tarde of tiiknkk resotations | thelr inclination as to registering and as to ‘ - ve ey ME, bP voting. ti ee, thes! ftom It can hardly be argued that a voter, ‘a forum ® A: | Jacki interest ssary to spur in Ba eh tee i bg Fo Bas Er he ballot box, is apt to become suddenly endowed with | wisdom at the polls. It might be much better to permit elections to be decided by those who take an interest in goyern- ment, st emwcrle with oo issues. at hand and pre a tp rticipate pati e election. ™ pt nis ‘to that of pro- Fossleual ogo and do-good reform- | ers. It follows the ROMURDR-RPARe Gxper- ience of practically: every organiza controlled ‘by its members, On some ques- 4 . aker Chambers tions, there is only slight interest taken = Courier for a Soviet spy ting. the members and on | there is dismissed, last July, when it faile large turn-out, The same rule naturplly ae to on in ppg A age ; a percentage of our is nat interested in the ianues to be decicea |Key West In at the hallot box, t might as well stay home, The alternative is to see them Days Gone e Ry: ls, a8 3 mass, votin 2 [a8 TAREE PnoM res ai eetaipresticioeag ess | set ip befor ¢ drinking water, aa q § i eo ed. wt ner | of ‘ ¥ pet ave etion - tuieament, and woul 1g NOVEMBER 19. 1939 : " s hee are partys, "atch our death ore of it pao) be MONOGRAPH hi a tei sonora uA i than act A sensible ne d to o9e JAMES B. a UMNER, orn cule uj a Dwar Reader: Judge Rivone Pa a 19; 1887, in» Canton, Mass, nek aa ra ied ar Key: West has its faults, no doubt, why not talk about its good points, ity to pte ham, aebich are many? THE + ORACTA oulders squared, your abil- — : | and then one hand reached out to] i one cup. that William W. Allen came to family of English coloniat por his death from a heart attack aid- operating a combiatan ere something, 1” Kelly’s voice we jt ed by drowning. Body of Allen,.and cotton factory. o. yon ip = ve scar| tomorrow? 1 aay g os aaiek gaa ggS ‘| brother of Edward H. B. . Allen. in biochemistry, : ot tae aart Jou stuck me with, | tag on your A TIT FORA vat souttied <3 bp verses pie ass oo En a ve ths oe : sea — or ol of slayin: is sister's sweetheart v4 vewilte. Francs Donaldson, was found in:,in. in PA in 1946. is, Sapo, TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS | eats = Cleman water near Stock Island Sunday; Who bi sd When Russian Vishinsky thumped ‘ -* (Snow America) weld a New Yow! 4,009 TAX-FREE FARM CO-OPS his fists at the meeting of the United Noa- | afternoon. poets at chenell wet Br. Edwin B. Hubble of the cae ‘eae | beteentae tions General Assembly a few days ago La Ping ees sa os reds’ if AN attire “Wilson, Calif. Observa-| of the treasury, wn Awbuem Poe. Petording to the last official listing of and blew off steam in his charges that the | ,, aie = ie let abser| thousands, of ‘ and aoa ne — Sgr bad in| Ill, 54 years cm —_ “hel. 8. Treasury Department; there te | Tinited States and Britain were piling up | group of Reeutling’ me ae detntion ot! bBo such| Prof. "Binest’A. Hopton, Har- | aera advopete, born i» al 209 farmers cooperatives of all types weapons and plotting war against thé Sov-' ce ce ee él Bade tphénomena oeturs as growth, fe-|Vard’s famous anthropologist,’ ion, Ohio, © years am Heine twniness ‘tax-free in: the: United bist Union, he got a dose of hig’ own. med-|agy'ana held's mecting “in tne ‘production and other ” biological ; ae ane ‘ States. apetel st | icine. ' Ex Conths Hotel. € " jchanges.” Summer’s alma mates, ~eeeslibe Treasury estimates that the Gov- Warren R, Austin, American delegate, | _ | igoBlaryard University. could collect up to $20,000,000 mere im income fixes annually if Con- weeld plug the loophole which per- sia cooperatives to escape the pay- of taxes, just like other business en- tet prinen "5 % Phe question is certain to receive some ey’ in Congress. Representative M. Mason, of Ilinois, who has made = “edy of coops for the House Ways and Means Committee, says that they go far Seyend simply marketing farm products 1 ' jumped to his feet and replied to the effect e Benton psa are aoch Your Har 4 ! that despite eyery effort of the Western | of communications at the Naval Ee Nations to promote cooperation with the Ptakion, on, ee Colleen, oa SeTUERAY, NOVEMB! Soviets that the Russians broke agree- f - | 1949-—Te e mrenta, desit ip ppwes grabhidg-and Aluc noon for Jupiter and other ppints. | the eatle oe we ‘the di ‘wil be ive propaganda, and cut off their own] M. C. Fenstemaker, manager of more ye neve ver, with ; people from norma} contacts with the rest ne mex aOR career | usta of of the World. Our Mr. Austin hit the Rus- the iy oat Thay spent alge da sian bullies right smack between the eyes, | deal of their time discussing ‘fish telling them that everything they do. is Ree Speen ot te Tropical | # propaganda and “an. attificial olive branch 4 surrounded by thorns.” He made it plain- eed that they are “big business.” He ly understood that Russia all along in- pointe out that the largest of all Ameri- vented slander, obstruction and hate again- ooh eo - ops, the Cooperative Grange- st the non-Cominform World. He told the | Lapwing ‘aa ceremony perform- pes ih to, Abe teegue-Federation Exchange, of Ithaca, Russian-slanderers that it was an enemy to |ed Saturday night by Rev. J. P, Heong: peel ; New York, has given up its tax-exempt | the World. : Chick Fleming Street Methodist | (70 iidy te p “tetee voluntarily and paid the Government, bated osophy, ot kindred ° subject and: pei Sastyear, $928,000 in income taxes. There’ was issued’ from the of: | aching And vl SiN of See” fice of Judge Raymond R. Lord yesterday afternoon a matriage a@uUT THEY CAN'T PUSH COURTS Sas Raion ee license authorizing the wedding Al Pyay of Norton J. McCurdy, of Guan- ROUND) PUBLIC RELIEF tanamo, Cuba, and Marya ;Gim- pel, of Sault Ste Marie, Mich. Miss Margaret White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. White, be- came the bride of “Robert © Wo, hasky, radioman on the tender Nobody can afford serious mistakes but everybody makes them. Phe United! Mine Workers and: Boss tote L. Lewis got. what was. coming to them when the Supreme Court ruled re- ently thet they must pay that $1,420,000 Sentempt-of-court fine imposed upon them #t the time of the 1948 coal strike. The Supreme Court refused to con- witer Lewis’ contention that the Taft-Hart- ey Labor Law is un-Constitutional. ‘ And President Truman has not heen ebleto ditch the Taft-Hartley Law. Neither the Punny-Leal or funny Mr. Lewis Statistics of the Department of Com- merce show that expenditures for direct relief in the year 1948 were more than double the payments to individuals for the same kind of relief in 1934. High officials report statistics show- ing payments to indiyiduals for direct re- lief—not including Social Security, pen- sion, unemployment, ete.—by Federal, State and local Governments. During 1934 Public Relief was $745,000,000. In 1948 it are | was $1,727,000, 000. After an absence of over eight | the city visiting his years, Emil Kuencky of Toledo, | friends, left on ine, tirly, bus Ohio, is bock in Key. West. Im- morning. for Miami: © oe mediately after his arrival yester- day he went to the northwest ‘Poday. The ieee! hades in an, waterfront, where he has ‘spent editorial paragraph many happy hours in the past.) 4t is ‘pertectly all right to loak There he renewed old friendships back to the’ past, but fot to Pi) and relived the days he ‘spent back to iv. angling with local fishermen. ky is accompanied by . Kuencky, also of an to remain here ‘ #ble te kick the laws around in the old way The “Pair Deal” boys in Washington | Eddie Poig, who had been in| QUALITY 5 thet F. D. R. employed to handle strikes insist that ‘tit’s all very well to talk of cut- ‘ * weder the stupid Wagner Act. Roosevelt | ting Government costs, but just where cap : Printing : imply decided. all the strikes in favor of you cut?” the strikers. That was his way! But that p Well, one place where cuts appear ean't be done under the Taft-Hartley Act. reasonable js in the broad field of direct . Last Times Today Service OF course it won't, bother John L. relief, which has become a scandal in var- T Was A Male Wow. Bride Lewis very much to payhis fine as the ious parts of the Nation. It’s time to ask CARY SRANE and 4NN money will all have to come “out of the . PANEL: “how come” direct relief to individuals in Comeay—News TAVITA. | he Younger Brother Wayne Morris; Janina Paige, Uelted Mine Workers cash box. boom times? rath Bepee Beppstt, Geraldine IT MAY BE 50 GIVING THE BLACK BOYS A BREAK HANDSOMELY BOUND Une of the best commentators on Gov- Goyernor Talmadge of " Georgia is New laminated cloth binding for sturdiness, long life and beauty. Basy io keep clean despite constant Eas a ‘are blue, with title on @ gold’ background prigted in dagk Today's Coupon on Page @ erement affairs in Washington says that | carrying the old fight that his father Ey- ‘he putlook for business is good after our | gene Palmadge carried on for white supre- fountry "recovers from the setbacks by } macy. Believe it or not Georgia is hard at strikes. Anyhow, that's a pretty prophecy. | work trying to give the black boys a break. ast Figpge “Foday CALIFORNES RAY “art King BAnMARA THE ARTMAN: PRESS§ ea HA Georgia has 699,000 white children and || Techntcoto PHONE 51 4 Americanism: Everybody is equal, al- | 451,104 negro children enrolled in their my ya all as In the GIFIZEN © “Ws was and always will be. schools. ce acl = = =