The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 18, 1950, Page 2

| bution, Sone be csi “now sy the | war has been over for nearly ~ a i There ‘is general | that the levies should be set page but some difficulty arises in connection with the proposal to find mew sources: equal the revenue that will ost ti; F “An example i the twenty-five per be oo os telegraph brief sfor the ‘Western ae Ea raph Com ompaiiy, but we are frank to a Tare at” the: levy of such a tax, while necessary as alwar measure to discourage over-use of the: facilities of the company, ‘isn ie longer oti * ‘Phe same can be said of other levies placed upon particular lines of economic activity. Nearly everybody approved these ares during the war emergency, but the businesses affected are now entitled to be treated as other ogg ig = treat- ed. Let's not forget that ongress,, after the war, reduced tncogetag come taxes by approximately five dollars. If necessary. eliguinate | the | Services — Poerner 4 wah ng Hike up the | ease ee eeauabans eon valackss rovese 8 Ue ‘Bernards, *" Phis‘ddéd ‘ot imean that all “ exei , opi Ge ‘abolished. It met Se iitiated or. Pen wae eae | and that the dadsareet be to compete for the consumer's dollar on the same basis as other economic entepprises. Take ‘care of your health and yoiir health may take care of you. We have no idea how old the world ‘ 7 : all set t woonen dag is and we refuse to worry about how. long it will endure. oe idea rests upon between seller and buyer, each making a contribution to the If either is selfish, or tries TIME FOR FRIED CHICKEN ‘The’ people ‘are awakening to the fact tats the powé ? to tax ia the power to des- Well, we got back from ‘Miami, there is anything I like better but seems as, if we, bro: .part)than being. a guest at a coektail, oe tae cian oF i oe of their cool spell along. it is y, I can. not for the life of me FEBRUARY 18, Loseryy Sh u fense is the excuse now ysed al we did bring, back, however, jthink what it might be, ‘ 5 RE Cn gighieESs and @ good thing, top, , ». The party was at the Officei’s tg cover its glaring increase | Because there is a portibl lub at Fert ‘tayior, where COM- ? Nine outstanding civie leaders stom enditures for all manner of epidemic raging Up on the main-fMANDER and MRS. ‘ARLE H. will head important divisions ‘ ' land, and it slightly shattered ip’ {honor movement to ie eer political ay ‘ steel nenvé, lt istan Sider = an t £ dots , | Ahead, eee gata kee “a ts ion ¢hickens are coming home | horrible Jittle: caps; .capsy of ‘aren, | ment »made « this~ pte 28 as the doorstep of the taxpayers |like material with short peaks Mr, Cole served here briefly|Everett Russell, Chamber of inotor ¢: ost, ° sacola. and flared cfowns, topped’ by ‘during the war and was a fellow a iar s nf re t6 wlve the major problems: cen- farit they “are squaking for more ond more cloth buttdns” or Sant ae: “officer 6f Mr. Lindsey on several Pat 3 ee as © beth’ countries, omawr eet “feed thé" tax “dollar. wierd things are. two-toned aga tours of duty. . Walter FB. ene ames » “@ities, courities, states and the Federal Tule and all sostsiof people are ~Among those present were the United States to negoti- on war rations of waste and ® settlement without proper con- rae and collaboration with its as- Few Gicuipie are being made in politi- mations. This the United . States } ea) cireles to clean out any of the chicken to do in the past. . houses and dispose of the overgrown hens. repetition of the report is consid- An exception is California which re- significant in that it may have} cently gave the country a lesson in common mda value against the | sense. It voted out a misfit old-age pension tes among its friendly nations. | .cheme which was a super-chatity racket. Hations have been somewhat sen-} The National administration is still too to the suggestion hat Russia ana the cocky. to pay any attention to the taxpayers, settle world problems with- although it is by far the worst offenden ring them. im taking\the citizens’ earnings. it has. asked for larger and larger budgets the Soviet Government - empts bari are ‘still trying to feed their May 2, 1950 Eleventh Judicial Circuit, in- forming him that he has been’ bic nits, vvwwv'y | selected as one of the directors of For U. S. Congressman | the association for the third con- 4th Congressional District psecutive, time. ‘ PAT CANNON | There is a possibility that city, For U: S. Congressman Ath Congressional District. | wearing them. Captain and Mrs. Carl Hilton, yi Naval District, is — views of bird qpiruiret in this. country Short, fat people, tall, leat peo-’ Comdr. and Mrs: C. M. South-|— ists a special show tonight at ty don ple, the young and the on 2 bot big Comdr. Harold Buell, Dr.| saaaaaaaeaeaeaeaeeees School auditorium, under aus- sexes are perac-ig about’ and an irs. Leonard H: Conly, Mr. 2 “tpices of'the Boy Scout 1 ¥ flaunting these silly looking and Mrs. H. Earl Duncan, J. Political tmitee, ¥ Scout local com- Your Grocer SELLS That head-pieces and managing to Y. Porter, IV, Me and Mrs. ie gs | STAR * BR! look as silly as the hats;or-caps,: Artman, Jr., r. and Mrs. ~ A letter E. R: : or whatever you might call them. thur Binswanger, Miss Betty Announcements the ave Eee & f nea AMERICAN I called them something«and- the: Cline, Miss Betty Bissel, Mr. » Court: Clerks, was received by lady-with-the-flower-on-her-e at,/David Newton, Mr. and. Mrs.|State Democratic Primary, Cierk Ross C. Sawyer, of the said “Quiet. you dope! People are Charles J. Duerkes (whoever 7, Cire staring at you.” Bs | they are), the guests of honor An entire family, grandpaents, Mr. and, Mrst Cole and the host parents and two hulking youths and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. se paraded by on Flagler stieet .. .. Lindsey. all wearing different colored } Tt was a brilliant and pleut whatchamacallits, and I almost affair and our host’s gracious screamed. I sAw a line of; people |southern charm and __ hospitality and got in line, talking to my-| (Mississippi style, Suh!) made me self. ~, reflect Upon the sad “decline of 4 > I was in such a state that Wher, that ‘brand of courtesy and fine 24 TIGER WITH BIG TEETH éach year“since the war and unblushingly [someone .. tapped me We fhe" chigdheF,”. in necent. <years. ~ Mx. H os siiggest ‘tax’ increases: instead- of making shoulder I DID scream. was ‘Lindsey aman who knows omley Cassidy, a staff member of | any-honest, gion to cut extravagance and ROGER. HG ae yy ee to sada a canes 7 much like d Lal ae who knows show the Philadelphia. Bulletin, and a foreign twaste. © = 02: that for a.mdoméntel bast apprente e mt of high reputaton, has the silly hats, See 2 a goo oi I joined the la as fre . r State S m ® Seties of articles-on Australia it: OOD fi Ont: iv stierpecile, by showing their rés- ting ta forget, Saas : dit whe the: “lady entment of bureaucratic waste, can save | whole matter. sath loWer-in-her-ear wasn't themselves from increasing deprivation “at | Roger Krupp ian 0 ing. long-established socialist govern- | th, a pal of mine and besides Mfodring| it was the nicest’ party and] For State Representative out of office, replacing them with: the hands of the politica! money jugglets. tii. ‘vaughn Monroe he looks! made, up’ of the most charming BERNIE C. PAPY : 6 like Roger Krupp. He is thé man: and most interesting people, and Re-Election ly conservative governments. In The man who works the longest houis | who emered such | shows ows as the!I am hoping that the Lindseys | —— is not necessarily the man who gets the ey Rape os ile eS aoe oe ye ¥. ow long green. major network offerings and for kk * many years appeared’ on the} ‘That sprained ankle has de-| For County Commissioner Second District, “Just Plain Bill” “program: t . TRE RED HERRING DAYS Roger and I have slaved over’ she should arrive any day Now. FRANK BENTLEY me er the same microphones, -datéd the} ea A emer | The Washington newspapers agree same girls, fought with the same! Acipg TO HOMER. Thanks} For County y cece that now that the Taft-Hartley Act has |p%5.o"G, {toler tach, others) for the phone call. TU try not to] arte" ARRONELL been invoked it will have to run its course. {said “Hello.” and he _ will be do ik aaeee of Tull employment and mass pros- » had every reason, it would seem, in droves to ‘play it safe’; to vote of the same’. They didn’t. They instead, for a return to the old path enterprise and competition, a fir- with strikes, an end to govern. mea manepolies.” The “iti We r Probabilities are that the Attorney | ?ws to Key West soon. . |PLANE DAMAGE For County Conimissioner H jptaresting commentary has also | General of the United States will be called | yegnce Wi ahonacd ay ee RULE AFFIRMED Hees DION Wpon to'seek an -injunction against the | tional diving champion, but that BOE ae gerbe jeiek om ~ ahig mee es coal was along tinea am not mittee of the International Civi P 3 F Pee en ‘and gli the precedens suggest going to go abi afte get- Aviation Organization’ ° @@A0). Fau,€ 5 eat Os tick 2 at such an injunction willbe. granted. In }ting a diving- -board | for him has reaffirmed the basic principle BEN.N. ADAMS. a preceding actioh. Lewis ahd.-the Union | to spring off of, Soka id I that ‘compensation is due any w will get him to Spring. for q person on the earth’s surface. who }, saad fined, the Limp. shrimp“dinner? ; psuffers damage as a result of ob- oh J. F. Williams, editor-in. if rne Herald, The voters, r. were frightened by the aggressiveness of the socialists attempts to nationalize all the is! production, distribution and ex- For County. Conimissioner Fourth District oO - - - earne Tf the miners return immediately to | So he said ee tod I said | jects’ falling from airplanes. : 7 bs. 2 pea, Fs pay ‘their jobs while efforts are made to work |“Goodby” and this ling I am{| The ICAO group is connotes PAUL E. MESA ; pe ‘ standing in moved and, of representatives fram Australia, |r but ® tiger, with big teeth.” out a new contract between employers and | there is a big theater, so cihy |Austtia, Belgium, Canada, Den-} For County Commissioner Workers, we may soon be on a same basis | and I went in and saw GREG-!mark, Egypt, France, Italy, Mexi- Fourth District } again.. QRY¥ PECK in “Twelve O’'Clock;co Norway, The Netherlands, GERALD SAUNDERS ; 1 aaa tonal " he Russian communists : And one who has watched these High” — is such a terrific saan ee ae hago FR SOROS MON FS KEY WEST cirizen ® en t n 3 picture that when it shows at, Czechoslovakia, Venezuela, Brit- 9 2 hey ean get more by sacra strike issues step by step and week by |the STRAND next week youlain and the United States. For Member of School Board | THIS CQURON (By mad 6108) ‘ ahs BK week believes and predicts that the time | Should all go to see this great EUGENE 1. ROBERTS email & i i 0 cahtotivh Wiha Wh aepubbid Ths | hes come ween Locts wast obey: his Gov- | Picture: 1 i 80 food, im fact, 1] Guam, the American |= end ° id sen yr ge $ pening of minds | ernment, which is shaking the power of | it. in 194) than in 1920 because the For Member of Setoet ard} Sa ara at result often leads to the re the 1. * & * United States observed the terms Thir by wall add tou ext be iB bee mark, law in his face. The red herring days Wednesday. Metbohe.we weletiaid dow sh te Washington J. CARLYLE ROBERTS Pes eter pedir] are over. guests at e cocktail party and if! Naval Conference. Re-Election. Se Sue ah ee 78.58