The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 19, 1950, Page 2

RAGE TIVO The Key West Citizen Peditede¢ Latly Bxeept Sundey, dy P AMTMAN, Owner and Pallisher » D. ANTMAS, Sustnces From The Citisen building and Ann Streets Gel Dally Newspaper in Fey West and Monros County cret at Rey West, Florida. as second clase matter ————————————— PM eed oF THE AStOCIATED PRESS Agposiata4 Preas 11 aively entitled reetion of all mews @iapaiches ee ay LA ie herwise cre@ited in th) paper, Mine the Soul published here ADVERTISING RA Mace Keown on Application srEClat Novice will be to be derived ares sents @ line. ts an open forum and invites dis- te insues and subjects of local or but it will net publish anonymous ower wanieations ATIONAL EDITORIAL MPACVYEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADYOCATED BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilica. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City _Governments. Dear Read: The United States has long ceased is be & combination of minority grow Have the politicians scared stiff. THE ORACLE WHAT DO YOU THINK? an © Prom time immemorial, health axioms Circulated throughout Key West, and ; and there are those who swear / ahem, just as they cherish magic for te cure many diseases. Gradually, however, doctors, scien- ad better education are exploding these beliefs, although it would bs ‘wate to state that al] of them are @ value. Just for fan, let’s check up @wn ideas. Do you think: bat a persistent cough developes in- tonlosis; that one gets warts from toadfrogs; that eating seed-con- ’fguit causes appendicitis; that lid not go te sleep after eating a > that light hurts your eyes when a cold, or*that removing a spjin- @ pin will cause blood-poisoning? , before reading any further, on your opinions. How many of listed ‘above fit in with your own fell, the answer to all of them, ac- to health authorities, is a viger- pative! dle age is the time of life when you Watch your middle. king about newspapers writers, it ising what some people will do to ‘world is so filled with propaganda often doubt the most authen- ition. ig writers knew how some peo- sing their songs they would ka, resolutions | 000. In addition, . .MAY KEEP THE PEATE ‘ Secretary of State Dean Acheson seems to think.that “a peacefal adjust ” of om differences v w ich Soviet Rus- on that their military is suf- nt te rua roughshod | the world. out the time is s pepe hi High ¢€ ay pO O in Fran . jet Union not to under-e: r or the determinatior I » defend the Germ and We pow over warned the imate the | So Western joe | publ ern Be } or East German aggress / Over in this count: | partmen reported that last spring, befor ct in the Far E the Arm tended to spend $312,000,000 7 nmunition, armored portant “hardware.” s been increased to | other ir figure } mg for strengthening of Atlantic ct powers hi been jumped up from $500,000,000 to 000,000,000. words of our statesmen, empha: ed by the tremendous increase in the size le of our armed forces, ought te exert some | influence upon the Russians. The whole program of the Western powe: the United Nations in Korea. It eught to be j ebvious, even to the Russians, Western nations have decided that war is | te be preferred to appeasement. h We might give the South K «ms and implements of war and they can do with their country INDIAN YOGI FINDS WATER It's an interesting story that comes from Incia where a fifty-year-old Yogi, Jeevram Vyas, locates underground water sources with uncanny accuracy by merely closing his eyes and pointing. Robert Trumbull, writing toWfhe New York Times, says that the water prob- lem in some of the arid regions of Nortb- ern India has been partly sdlved by the now famous man who operates under the cognomen of Pani Maharaj, which in Industani means “Water King.” The man has been placed on a govern- mental commission anda salary and when he recently proposed to retire, the government persuaded him to stay on the job. The newspaper correspondent says that well-schooled and skeptical govern- mental officials invited the man to Delhi. where he performed with spectacular tuccess. He faced the problem of water some miles frem the Jurmama River to Faridabed, a refugee town near the capital, at great cost, but the Pani Ma- haraj leoked the place over and told them te dig. Workers found water on the spot, making the pipeline unnecesarry and geo- logists were reported to be “amazed.” A-spokesman of the Food and Agri- culture Ministry says that the Yogi works without instruments. At times, he moves his hand across a map saat pinpoints the , designed | to obtain security in Europe, is underlined |° by the firm action of the United States and |s that. the |. — Hew! ard Hill, the Wilsonville @Ala-|" ———— | has completed a_seven-month.| Wilson doesn't” sete 5 12,000-mile trip through the East- ing amous as the most beautiful; @® Congo, Kenya and Uganda. dumb blonde” in pictuires. After| He ses to. shoot ~ the outdoar that’s waat mace Marie had been around: quite a while ‘trying name . for ‘herself, j another wide-eyed= pretty-| faced glamour gl. Then along) rest Of leame the role of the dim-witted! and | irma, and overnight Marit Wilson’ poo. The z omed to stardom. . ‘ tocodile and.a hyena. . he's 56 ‘piles Marie “realizes' gram was fully carried ¢ pe gus 9 any career. to Be sure the operators wouldn't ee it a hillbilly maid, aj hyenas, which are laundry girl and a Rus- protected. wide ii o a: kee type casting. joots mostly from A few months age Marie “tao! jbetween 50 to 60 vhence the silent arrews strike the idea that a'and generally does not discover fe iid not work the hunter but flees upwied, movie or piay..while a good hunters diways: an thinks it’s a sneaks in from down the wind,” | Hil Says. Names Date studio s selected| CHAMPAIGN, IL). S| his coun- Rhode, University of Hlinois dairy- war — were pictxes pas Mut man, offers cattlemen an ‘easy. ~ went abroad and Way to remember the age of their thaf’s-bemg re- COWS. by Colum-| His formula is to call’ 3 It’s called calves born im one year wi : is a first-! names starting “with the rate chase melodrama; His leading letter—Alice, Amber for all 1 lady is british star Glynis Johns] ers born in 1950; Bonnie And another well-known british Belle for those born in 1951. 2 actor, Jack Hawkins, StEGyRitn< so on down the alphabet. performance, too. | through 1975. interior shots for “State to-believe exploits. “That Lady an Emmine,” wah Doty Gomis ras | 1 | bug and an eight-inch snake 2 The be bcos ot rate pe ed injections of ‘poison.