The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 19, 1951, Page 2

Sr2Bs oP eeee eT ececere eT) reeaet ee NRE "Page 2 i» «fliahetter the standard of living. ~—-~if the respective states had not seen fit to go into the _..ljusiness of education, it would be profitable for business —agf@nerally to support schools and colleges, because as peo. | fl are educated, their tastes; sdesires and demands in. MSSITIG cea (au AUT teh F THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, June 19, i981! “She Key West Citizen ‘ | » Published daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub- | asher, from The Citizen Building, corner of Greene and Ann Streets | Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County | { | | éitbaiess® “NORMAN D. AHTMAN __ na Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES 51 and 1935 | x | Member of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively | entitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to if ¢r not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news published here. Member Florida Press Association and Assoc Subseription (by carrier) 25c per week, r $12.00, single copy 5c ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNO ON APPLICATION Business Manage: The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issues and subjects of local or general interest, but it will not publish | anonymous communications. | a one IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED | BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Governmerts. Community Auditorium. Sm goper HOW CLOSE ARE WE TO WAR? ns seal How close is war to the United States? . . .. No one.can answer this question unless he is able 7 read the mind of Joseph Stalin, and the other leaders o: Soviet Russia. if it is admitted that the policies of the United States are hostile to the supremacy of Communism throughout the world and the acts of this country in fighting aggression in Korea provide ample excuse for the Communists to declare war, The question then arises whether Stalin and the other Communists will decide to wage open war upon the United States. The answer, according to most experts, is, “No.” This does not mean that, the Communists are afraid of the United States. It means that, at this stage of the game, it is probably more profitable not to have a full-scale war with the United States. ; : We should not overlook the fact that the United States at this time possesses an overwhelming supremacy in the atomic bomb. Granting that the Russians have been ableto manufacture some of these destructive agehts, the edfly start of the United States gives us a preponderance which, according to Mr: Winston Chuxthill, prefenté thé Russians trom attempting an all-out war* siete 4 FIGHT ON MALARIA NEEDS MORE D.D.1.. Malaria - control programs in many tropical and semi-tropical countries may have to be suspended because _| of the threatened shortage of D.D.T. as a result of defense production priority claims. The World. Health Organization says that fifty mil- lion persons depend for their continued well-being on an -adequate supply of cnlorine-based insecticides, of which D,D.T. isthe most important. It has reported this fact to the five nations, including the United States, which produced most of the non-Communist world’s D.D.T., pointing out that failure to receive adequate supplies might result in serious epidemics. The effort to rid the world of malaria has been un- derway for a number of years. Remarkable progress has been made in many regions when control plans have been put into operation. Improvements in the productivity of egriculture have occurred where the population has been somewhat freed from the effects of this great debilitating | disease. If the campaign against malaria is retarded by adaék! of D.D.T., the cause of world health will suffer. Neverthe-’ Jess, no intelligent person can blame the United States, fop! ex.mple, which produces about three-fourths of the world supply, from taking precautions in order to have an adequate supply in the event of an outbreak of war, Obviously, the health of our fighting men is of more im- portance to the people of this country than tne slow im- | Proyement of the health of peoples in other areas of the | earth, | 4 8 BUSINESS SHOULD AID COLLEGES Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., chairman of the board of the | General Motors Corporation, suggests that business should | help support the colleges of the nation, : + The suggestion is not as foolish as some thoughtless | people might suspect. The higher the degree of educa- tuon.in any country, the greater the economic activity and ~ 2 We have suggested before that if the governments erease. This is what makes busine: When one general gets into polities other generals get into politics. The present generation, we are happy to report, i ikely to be an improvement on their predecessors, ig If you fail the first time, and make no correction for mistakes, there is no reason why you should not fail ~“the second time. <. =WDemoeracy is not improved by the careless Giscriminate criticism of officials, whether they local, state or federal governments. mm and in- serve CHOWDER | Trading Post. . The picturesque | jnice lady who prefers to remain: janonymous (she did admit she’s | Beach wanted to jing makes us feel at home and/ }way to become President.” Is} that the Calvin Coolidge tradi- tion or one of those is-it-true what-they-say-about Harry re- marks? aaa + JUST MY LU CONCH By RAYMER Clannish Key West is proud of | its cooperative mosquitoes, it has | been noted, when the little sting- | ers helped drive an escaped jail- | house inmate into the open from the buShes on the golf course | Now cames a fish tale to add to/ the Key West legend of always'| sticking together. This weekend, | a group of expert bone fisher- | men flew to Sawyer’s Key to an- | gle and be cameraed (Winchell)| also coins words) for television. | Among the fishermen was Earl | Adams, County clerk and pr dent of the Chamber of C | merce, whose job is to help| publicize the attractions of this | area. “ | Yep, you. guessed it! Adams was the EARLY bird. He snag«| ged the first bonefish! ’Tis ru-| mored the fish had boned up on| advance info, that Earl was om} the way and Key West tradition | must be upheld at all costs, As | Wilson the night club columnist would say, “That’s Earl, broth- ér:” : SOME FUN DEPT: Agnes Vil- lar, Judge Raymond Lord’s chatming secretary went to Ma- rathon to swim Sunday. . .And is her fag pag Also- shoulders, back, rom that ol’ debbil Si foriyours.drooly, I look Wwell-tanned owl now with lighter tings around the eyes which -weré “protected by sun-+ glasses. -The Sunday evening gathering at Club 18, a private salon, suh. . .with talk of Miami sojourn enjoyed by Barney Swinton-Bland (there’s nothing bland ‘about him) and Cactus Jack Routley (who won new spurs riding the beach waves) VANDALISM in the cemetery has a Sequel. . . Some unscrup- | ulous person, or two other guys, knockéd down the duo of antique | iron statues which were standing | out in front of the Old Island little ca@friage boys with black faces and bright coats have long added fp the flavor of Key West +. Opal’ Van Deursen ‘said #he first one had been tipped over, about-amorith ago, évidently in an attempt to steal the image:.. Monday morning she found the second phe keeled over when shq arrived; to open her shop. She had them put in storage for tha nonce, THANK YOU, in the plural is due a postman known as Charlie, The Singing Mailman. . .A very a navy. wife) called to say that she and her neighbors at Rest) nominate him as an outstanding citizen of Key West. ...“He’s always cheerful, always singing, rain or shine when he brings the mail. He's a wonderful Welcome Committee all by himself. His tuneful greet- adds to the attractions of Key West,” ‘she said. . The othes thank-you goes to Stephen C Singleton who tossed a nosegay this way for Bill Gibb, and for me, by-complimenting favorably on our respective columns in a letter to ‘the People’s Forum. . . NEW ‘FORMULA for political advancement: Ignatius Lester, City Attorney when asked for news said. “No comment.” I ask- | ed him if he refused to speak “widout de mouthpiece,” in gangster lingo. Lester grinned and shot back, “I say ‘No com- ment’. because I guess that’s the Dr. Stafford L. Warren of the Univ. of California at Los An- geles, ‘biochemist, atom bomb maker,born in Maxwell City, N. M,, 55"Years ago. CK TO HAVE HAYFEVER !" 69 ye f the U.S. born in W ns Coming: SMASHING THE oe en seein ees their three chi VICE TRUST slik aD Li » 4, Car SPECIAL | Mail The Citizen to LTJt Y Renm Lieut. ( 9.6.) Norbert W ermuth Rehm (Today's Horvuscope r sto: School For Dut Reports For Duty Reports To Sonar 00 'At So Li | love open lif nar School | Select its men— = h former] ce Ensign. 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