The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 7, 1950, Page 3

= ~ a a ve SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1950 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THEEE Finished Product | / i _ REPORTER | Overseas Transportation - v f : ] . t Utar JE ; rae ty P , a0 | ; YOU HAVE oe a 9 oy oe t aR eA |- | 1am your newspaper reporter. | Company. Ine. , MEESTER Ve ~ 7 ~ of } ys is my iness. I — . TO. WORK TOMORROW! pinion. Fgive no advice. My | Fast. Dependable Freight and Express Service - rest lies in telling the story as | between. it happened. I am a trhined ob-| 7 . = | Server of ithe ‘oecurrences: about MIAMI and KEY WEST tes Sed eads aiecen eel dee Serving Ait. POINTS O© PLORI"Y SETS o 3 m x S: e | “ Hall, watching how the pub- | Betunee Migul and Koy Bas business is transacted You} nd me interviewing celebrities | bd comme. $5 wanes, kena Ween EXPRESS SCHEDULE | tind me at weddings, at parties, at | (No Stops Bn Route) accidents, onthe battlefields. [ PEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex. | I -may be. one of your towns- a eee ne ih : | men: I may be a man you’ve never ight at = . - ure But the words I write are LEAVES MIAMI DAILY ([xXCEPT am words which appear in your SUNDAYS) at 12:09 o'clock Mid- tu columns. Maybe I'm a might and) arrives at Key West af a f a journalism school; | 6:00 o'clock A. M. newspaper office ¢ At All ‘ntermediate Points) WoNneERF UL! THEY'RE MERELY USING st job was to run Lea’ KEY WEST DAILY (€x- Sd aor KX RAISE Z| [THICKER GUM ON THE FLAP. . ee vee ee. CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock = However it came, I am A.M. and arrives at Miami et 409 = j ed to report newsworthy! o'cieck P. M. happenings. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (©=cEerrT } My job is to be where the news SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. M end » | happéns. I watch it happen and arrives at Key West at 5:08 o'clock | observe it €arefully.- Then I must P.M. E | Write it impartially and correctly. | There must be no hearsay in my | } FREE PICK-UP DELLVERY sEevice / es. and. . us be checked: the, tacts snmet Lem rg: are ees en el 7 . m ~ = * Verified. the names must ‘be| MAIN OFFICE end WAREHOUSE! Gor. Elion & Francs Sm led correctly: ‘the addresses PHONES: $2 and 33 ust be right. My story must j centain what happened, .when, where, whom it happened to,/ | and if ‘possible, why. | I may be a bobby-soxer report- jing the results .of the high school basketball game; I may |be your favorite columnist teli- g what cafe society is doing; ay be a brilliant student of affairs reporting ~what| S appens in the United Nations. TRUST ME WITH THE (T SN'T MINE, a F FRIZZ/ prema poe bene 3 happens, SAFI Yee = r ’ i Ms FRUMBET. NDE ine rE ; senha a 3 ee OOn‘T CET . | Like a medigval herald, like a RETURN IT WITH YOUR NAME |colonial town crier, like a wit-| BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED |ness in a trial, I tel only what - = I saw and heard -happen. ‘ Iam YOUR reporter. Today s Birthdays) j Henry "A. Wallace, . ex-Vice | President, born’ in Adair ‘County, | we 62 .vears ‘age. ke et. a . 2 taht vier > R = = ss oe z De ate at 2s of a = ce ae. De ua — wae x - ame ~s = , James E. Webb, undersecretary } Of state, born in Granville Co, N C., 44 years azo. ~Sames: D: Wise, president of the * | Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co, born Greencastle, Ind, 52 years-ego. Harry A. Bullis, chairman ‘of General “Mills, “Mirineapolis, born | in Hastings, Nebr,,60 years ago. Dr. Robert Cummins, general | superinténident “ of ‘the Univer- | salist ‘Church, - Boston,» born at | Sidney, Ohio, 53 years. ago. Se | Niels Bohr, famous Danish wit MODERN | s . é = | ph ‘ist, atom bomb maker, burn PSYCHOLOGY HAVE THE KIDS TELL YOU THINGS -- PARMRReRaAHedaRARG GE Fue gprs = : 4 \ | light and joyous though somewhat i” - = } | given to duplicity. Avoid self- z indulgence, cultivate strength of mind and be careful of your as- sociations with the opposite sex. caro // DO somETHING / THAT YOUNG MAN iS DOWN IN A DISABLED PLANE IN MIDSEA WASTORM