The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 28, 1951, Page 2

Ce ae 15¢ be pul rest ese Co} = pta = Sql le k et pad) Tet ate: “op lay ee led ie t eg 1 th APP ob 2 \t Gre lost fer: iffer Hoy ere ore? One \oot Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN The Key West Citizen ublished daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub sMer, trom The Citizen Building. corner of Greene and Ann Streets Onty Laity Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County +P. ARTMAN rs ao lon NGHMAN D. APTMAN B - Enteyed at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter “TELEPHONES 51 and 1835 Member of The Alsuciated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively si{itled to use foxy reproduction of al] news dispatches credited to ‘1 Awfot otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local new: sublished here, Vember Flor ida Press Agsoviation une Associated Dailies of Floridé Manage: sSeiption (by, carrier) 25¢ per week, year $12.00, single copy 5¢ MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION 2 is an open forum and invites discussion of bublic issues indesubjects ot local or general interest, but it will not publist WOWYNous Communic: {MPHOVEMENTS FOR XEY WEST ADVOCATED BY Tce CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavihon. Airports—Land and Sea, Consolidation cf County and City Governments. Community Anditorium. » THE INCOME OF DOCTORS The incomes o7 physiciens in private practice for the sar 1949 were examined jointly by the Department of amerce and the American Medical Association. It appear report, that the average in- dependent physician $11,858. The iveraged more than $15,900, while the neurological sur- geons led with more than $28,000. it is surprising to note that doetors with the highest incomes tive in the Far West. from the received specialist Wednesdey, Novem>. 2%, 721 THIS ROCK - “i He OF | OURS porter are intere the-spo' to suit their o in This ean be tiona that is caused amongst th and to the n selves, is enc I feel a in his own mck vard. Whe he Starts reaching out fo ti coverage, he nec » be metrorolitan somewhat li .'United States. Over and above j all, they are enthusiastic family men and their thoughts and words are constantly — reverting vg they al dy great knowledge of these to wives and children back home. Mention the beach for instance, and they'll probably say “Wish my son, (or my daughter), were here to enjoy it.” | Key West will get a lot of favorable, and some unfavorable, | (P) Wirephoto | Is Photogray Seaman — Anthony. rigno, _USN, son. 0: Mr, Vincent Ferrigno, 55 ¢] Hartford, Connecticut, lly been designated « | Submarines.” ge; . j attached to the USS Cain Seaman Ferri 1} Trade School eg a now endeavoring to « cook. | Seaman Ferrigno an | photographer and after 'ship’s party he di jof the crew with during the party. { In 1945 there were lion acres in the Unite publicity out of the many cor- re pyeents Paula ona What THE SHATTERED WRECKAGE of two New York-New Orleans streamlined trains lies along Yow fecal people, T'wouldn't sug, | the: Toadbed after, they d head-on near Woodstock, Ala. At least 16 persons were killed est trying to vamp them. Re r 0 Were: nae 1 1-¢ cent and the northbound Southerner crashed on a member, they are trained inves- trestle. The Sor fter pulling out of a siding. The Crescent rounded a curve | af tigators. Treat them decently, | crashed i \ll of the known dead were on the Southerner. Fifteen bodies ' “Noemie com how them the good and ‘the t i ere remove mashed like an eggshell. | We of our town, and let them | ag | w that they are welcomed | EXC here at any time regardless of | Asbestos has fhe name of Rio de la plata, in| “New machines in. coal mining pe Rare Bi their jobs. We want and need as formula, being any South America, means. River * of; haye “increased” productivity more OFFICE é much fresh blood in this com- one of several rocks of high silica Silver | than ’8: per cent in the two bry inunity as possible. Within every , content $< years. i 2 te SP, n- large group that visits us, there FSS The Koryo dynasty ruled Koréa| ee ; ae aie aed , are a potential one or two who; More t third the popula- from early 900 to the late 1300’s.! Out beyond :the: Milky Way are: Rerens, tomas might someday return and call! tion of Uruguay live Montevi- ‘They gavesthe country its modern many millions of star systems|| TRLRPRONRS = © Key West “H deo. ame called extragalactic nedulae. ; It fil Ordinarily, it would be expected that the richest doctors : would be found in the rich populous states of New Eng- suet te land. side assi Physicians with the lowest incomes are those who | Spécial practice in communities with populations of 1,000 or less. 7?! Their average net is about $6,000. ** One of the nation’s pressing needs in the medicine is more doctors in rura] areas. In view field of of the member we rr i . Table of Jou Jarious fact that doctors in rural areas receive only about half as | wey-Kno editor tats much as doctors who practice in the cities, it is easy to and co es understand why young doctors, who still owe thousands Teenie of dollars for their medica! education, tend to go to the big, cities. Another factor which must be considered, when we ae compare the city doctor with the country doctor, is the j these r fact that city dovtors often have hours, just like the résf!the * of us, whereas country doctors are on eall twenty-four | -¥ hours a day. | little tate As far as income and working conditions are con-|I still have fency toward} cerned, the average community doctor is making real LR baal i n ee of sacrifices. Fortunately, the, people in most small communi- a onderits avon’ Leeman ties realize and appreciate these sacrifices: elder, you| s later 1d ps a| al, 1 find that] You « \fny feeling if, as jhaprpened t of the} top welders i or if! A good excuse for not doing something is the way to you're a stenograp nu we re | have nothing to do. to meet a chy 1 typist | . Joe Fox of hington | : : f ; Post, and Mer Smith of | There are just a few colleges that have not gone into | United Press the only two the business of football. | Washington pondents with | whom I've been ¢ to talk oth- ag ST iae ler than the introductory “how- Meals would be better if there were fewer recipes Both seemed to be swell and more home cooking. ; “joes” and if they knew I was} engaged in mentally comparing j ce Re myself with them in the hopes! «Overwork, we understand, does not age the nerve jof finding the long-lost “ to | Success ve no indication | cells upon which longevity c@epends \ Peta een |of this knowledge | > interesting bk The present ills of most people center aroun and dollility. . if you get what we mean. For once there was no walk-over in either of the big ledwues, regardless of optimistic pre-season predictions. One fortunate thing is that new devices, to kill cua in war, often ease life for other men adapted to peaceful uses. KERy,, URER) DR. GORDON N. 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