The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 30, 1951, Page 2

Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Peiday, Nesomo The Key West Citizen Sublished. daily. (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub isher, from The Citizen Building. corner of Greene and Ann Streets Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County ~ P. ARTMAN ___ speci. Editor NORMAN D, ARTMAN Business Manage: Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second C ei TELEPHONES 51 and 1935 Member of The Assuciated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively ¢ntitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to ‘| wt not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the loca] new: sublished here, Member Florida Press Association und Associated Dailies of Flor ubscription: (by carrier) 25e per week, year $12.00, single co! ADVERT SING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION the Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of vublic i ind subjects of loca! or genera: interest, but if will not pu nonymous communications. lass Matter ues lis! IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY TRE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airpotts—Land and Seu. : Consolidation of County and City Governments. Community Auditorium. ehepe ae | “SOCIALISTIC” USED AS AN EPITHET We are in general ugreement with the statement made by Gharles E. Wiison, President of General Motor: Corporation, that sovialistic nations cannot match ‘ihe achievements cf free nations because they destroy indi vidual initiative and its free expression. Certainly, there is :oom to believe that great pro- gress has been made in the United States because ‘“per- sonal ambition «nd initiative’ have led many men to over- come great obstacles. Nevertheless, if one wants io be fair, in connection with the economic history of this coun- try, one must realize that the same forces have led some of our captains of industry to disregard the law of the landif overcoming obstacles. Much of what is now denounced as “socialistic” rep- resents no more thar the necessary legislation of a gov- ernment to resirain the greed and rapacity of a minority of business leaders, who do not know, as Mr. Wilson sug- gests, that with freedom must come responsibility to fam- ily and.community. To definitely set out the rules of economic endeavor is not to repress individuai incentive because there is left opet a wide field for the full exercise of the ingenuity and enetgy of man. The argument that individual responsi-| bility and personal freedom are destroyed by helping men and {women to’ protect themselves against the “individual hazards” of life is nonsense. | Every ‘insuranée policy in force in the United States | today represents an effort to accomplish this purpose. | a Many of the social reforms of this government carry out | the game idea, Certairly, the insurance, whether provided | by government or private enterprise, has the same effect | upop the individual. :The- stereotyped assertion that men must be free | ovetlooks the fact that in the process of civilization the | aveftage mah has steadily Jost the right to do as he pleases. Moreover,..thoughtfu! and intelligent business men, such as Mr, Wilson, recognize that their companies must make | busifiess, decisions and policies which give due recogni- tion! to “pertinent social values and possible social reac- | tions.” We quote his words. {Nobody should overlook the fact, however, that there is always @ rapacious minority, even among business men, ready togdoi anything to make money and to act in utter | disréga: f the recognized rights of human beings. It is | not socis pf pass lawstto beéstrain them | atid: téprevent:| “them from reducing all biisiness enterprises to the -basi of sconomia: sevagery. -We.still. maintain that the average American tind out a lot by reading the Congressional Record ’ can; : The decision as to war or peace will be made by the rulers of Russia, not by the armament of the free n, “| SLICE OF HAM ations. AP Newsteatvres 'T CARE WHAT EMILY POST SAYS. |riedly sped away | Tuenecthe (P) Wirephoto A DEAFENING EXPLOSION ripped a temporary 12-inch gas pipe line in Bethelboro, Pa., a little mining community, and spread fire over a wide area. The blaze spread quickly to the | home of rl acey (above) and left it in ruins. Equipment seen in the foreground was later destroyed ) one was injured. The pipeline was being used as a connection between the | x and Little Inch pipe Lines which feed the east coast. | PITTI TTT DEATH MATT J. GRDINA THIS ROCK “4% eerccece Matt J. Grdina, 63, died t OF ota 2, ee Hospital a short illness The remain: eing sent to| | Clevel d, OF tod 1 funer- i By BILL GIBB (2). And more important—the | ie Via- There are some women whq are Whole ‘kit and kaboodle’ of the fe- |... and Mrs. adies and there are some women; Male species, Hedy Lamarr in-|,,,... Cleveland<| who are—well, you supply the cluded, can stand out in the rain Ohio. name. H s my story and drown before ri ee offer | apes , the > .'one of them another ride. | ig a vee te Feht caugit ae] P. S. But darn it! The lady was | “Aunt Meera bs ee on the corner of White and Tru- | Sort of good-looking! Mau 8 i ee eS man. At the same time, I happe GROWTH OF MARATHON ee ee anew i i ed to notice a lady who lives near — Marathon, Florida, is rapidly Uncle ‘Pon's bab f cher Stowe’s my ‘house sitting on one of tho: : turning into a small city. If you “Compliments of Bernie Papy” haven't been up that way lately | '": cos. benches. Evidently she was wait-) you're missing a sight worth seje- | — ing for a bus ing x Though I had never been form- Some of the most beautiful | KE = ally introduced to her, on several,scenery on the Florida Keys | SPE REENp different occasions I've greeted stretches between the two toll ot LE her hush 4, and her child! a is better known as KEEN SIGHT ‘Good Mornin er “Good Even- ROAD & TOLL e ing,” as the cage might be. So| BRIDGE DISTRICT.” DR. GORDON this time I simply called out Brooks Bateman, (mgr.), Clif- N. KEENE “Want a ride in town?" }ford Hicks, (assistant mgr.), and} OPTOMETRIST Formerly of Miami She glared at me with what ¢ best be described as white hot ic but did not answer Somewhat disconcerted, I thought George McCown, (supervisor), de- | serve a lot of credit for the work | they have performed in beautifying | EYE AND VISUAL DIAGNOSIS and developing the District. she must have misunderstood my} It has cost quite a bit of money | Complete Optical words. I repeated: “Going in|—true—and much of this money town?’’. At the same time, I don-| could have been spent more wise- | Laboratory ned that store-bought smile I usu-'ly. But these are hindsight con- | 824 Duval St. Tel. 1423 ally keep in reserve for ¢ {clusions and all in all, dollar for people at the office who ar dollar, I think the “OVERSEAS | important to insult but who in re: ROAD. & TOLL BRIDGE DIS- RICT” has been well-managed and artistically developed. The political ‘get-togethers’ that ity, need their necks wrung Well, the lady remained si frozen but hardly calm that she might start the police and having a green!are another matter. I’ve never light by that time anyway, I hur- {felt that a party-like atmosphere, | jor resort leisureness, was condue- | live to the discussions of improtant | ng screaming so often take place on Pigeon Key Moral of the story (1). Women who expect to be affairs of state. The meetings heid | t ed like ladies can be civil and on Pigeon Key—if official—should | something such as “No,transpire publiciy in Tallahassee. thanks,”’ when accosted decently. | If unofficial, then they should be Otherwise, it must be assumed held somewheres off the State! that they go around with their property where they will not be an minds in the gutter expense to the taxpayer. A-LAL2 to. 2 pound: cigkent AYN | OG Sip “finds Mig, adherent: take (g€ least dm ‘minutes? to: Bai Soh th Bio" \ sada chicken from ‘time to, ance against Society, and wha feel sections of it will! hinderéd and frustrated” time so that all cook evenly — _ Your Grocer SELLS that Good A glaze should be added to a nao an mor ooo ose) SA We are now in the position to serve: your needs with any type of equipment you may need. We can fully equip restaurants with all necessary require ments, which include . @ GLASSWARE © DISHES @ SILVER @ KITCHEN EQUIPMENT —— RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES re MAXWELL CO. 1... Furniture and Furnishings PHONE 682 $09 Fleming Street. Corner Margaret St. ne Hl Corner Caroline St | me when I warned them—H hope | fine «»-to do more work for your money! Chevrolet's great engineered-in fea- MULBERG a RN 8 ns Sih art I am still studying nursing here in Miami, a jing advanced Spanish, aig miss our little cottage at street. Best to alii S FORUM Board of Heaith’s per dle milk. P..S. A little extra give you some personal news of us. We expect and plan to be in Key West for the Xmas holidays when I hoge to again entertain at both the Armed Services USO PEOPLE Phe Citizen welcomes expres aw of the views of Its read~ ‘ editor reserves tbe Fight to delete~any items which fre considered Hheloas ranted. The writers fair and confine the 200 words, and write or of the paper oniy. Straat it to Ee Be note to If yeu cover the pan are heating milk, the help prevent a film on top of the milk. the writer must necomp: t ferters and will he published o lous requested otherwise, “Opposes DDT Spraying” vou will publish the enclosed: for | the sake of our dear Key West- ers We are as always devotedly, DR. MARIPOSA HAYES Editor, The Citizen: I enclose the latest data oni |DDT. The Chicago Health de-| D : \ cay partment ig the first to have the 1 ge to come out with the 7 gall smuch as the Key West | M the Ith Department hung up on; sin gBiz2 ‘Juanita DR. H. HAYES at Fnelosure) Chicago Daily News 3x Saturday, November 3 DDT BANNED IN DAIRY BARNS BY BUNDSEN ‘here will be no more around dairy barns ducing milk for Chicago. Dr. Herman N. Bundsen, pre: ident of the Board of Health. -d that. order Friday, citing by medical authorities that the health of babies ‘can: be | injured by milk from cows’ ex- posed to DDT. International Skating Champions Direct From A Triumphant Engagement LONDON, ENGLAND PLUS Scotty Kelly DDT} pro- | Bes y . r GIRLIE SHO Flo Parker Bundsen said the drug is a de- | *“‘Bomb-Shell of Rythm Chicago’s Favorite ™ layed-action poison that. can ad-| Dancer?" = versely affect the liver, spleen Di D V ‘Ts d ni newous stem of comum | wlanmne De Van Audery Little “Miss Alaska of 1951" Dottie Martin “Thrill Ai Second" Gieki Scotty Joye The substance accumulates in the bodies of cows, he said, and is passed »into milk. In cases where milk is con-j} “That Moanin Low Gal’ “Daace of Passion’ sumed by a nursing mother, he} 5 added, the child shares in the effect Bundsen’s order provides that any violation of the order. will result in a revocation of the} Barry Houste SENSATIONAL YOUNG COMEDY STAR STRANB ..,.2iionea Friday and Saturday WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE with RICHARD DE BARBARA (in 'Teehni » Coming: CLOSE TO MY HEART Gene Tierney and Ray Milland MONROE «tip Friday and/Saturday MR. 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