The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 3, 1951, Page 2

Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 1A The Key West Citizen Published daily (except ‘Sunda isher, from The Citizen Buildir pene and Ann Street Only De Newspaper in hey West and Monroe County =. P. ARTMAN ee NORMAN D..ARTMAN ees jan, owner and pub. 2 es Editor _ Business Manager ntitled to use for Mecniee of all news dispatches credited t iY not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local new oublished here, Wember Florida Press Association und Associated Dailies of Fic teense Ulseription (by cartier) 25c per week, year $12 ee eens FPVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION discussion but. it will of vublic issue: not publis! —perctease the.Citizen is an open forum and invite: m@esabjects of loca: or genera) interest nny mous communications. ot” Setar os ¥ ~ - -_ — ~ ~ a * IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED ah BY THE CITIZEN “~ 1, More Hotels and Apartments. ~~. % Beach and Bathing Pavilion. «~ 9%. Airports—Lang and Sea. : - 4. Consolidation cf County ‘and City Governments. po 6. Community Auditorium. KEY WEST IS BLESSED “The longer we stay here the better I'll be pleased,” Citizen quotes President Truman saying in to a corresponcent’s question as to when the pres- ia] party intends to return to Washington. = At no place in the world is the weather satisfactory at all times, and no place in the world, still young and ad- justing itself to its global formation, despite its estimated age of two billion yeu is free from recurrent disasters of some kind. Key West has its occasional unpleasant weather, chilly or too cainy at times, and once in awhile is caught in the fringe of a hurricane. But Key West, not far from the Caribbean Sea, where many hurricanes originate, has béen fortunate ‘n escaping many a Big Blow. As the U nit- ed States Weather Bureau will attest, the center of only one hurricane has passed over this city since a branch of the bureattwas established here in 1870, and it has been still more fortunate in that, during those 81 years, only three persons have lost their lives here as a result of hur- rieanes, That 1870 hurricane attained a velocity 99 miles an hour, a hoavy wind, but far under the velocity of a good many other hurricane, Nobody lost his life and the chief danrage wes to vegetation. a ‘As to. thione chill} spells that come this way occasion- ally, one, Ahly be sure that the mercury here during those tinggi registers from 15 to 20 degress warmer than at any plgte on the mainland of Florida. =. Key West does net claim to have a perfect climate butt does clain to have the best climate in the United States. And that claim not only applies to the winter but alg to the entire year, In those 81 years the highest tem- pefitire réeorded by the Weather Bureau was during Sefitember 6 6f this : ear, when the mercury climbed to 95. That was unusual, though it may seem that, as Key West is the southernmost city in the United States, it should have the highest temperature during summer. But Key West is a Big Boat, anchored at sea, and from what- ever quarter the wind blows it comes from the sea. That efreumstance explains the reason why we have never ex- perienced the high temperature that occur every summer if some parts of the country. 5 The President, because of his 10 visits here, pyetty good idea of the kind of weather we have. He OWS, AS We Know, that, if we have chilly weather today, ig will be warm and cunshining’a day ‘orto dated, ror ajviewpoint of climate, Key West is blessed. e as re- 8} ic too of only has a The whiz who is always on the verge of making a million dollars never realizes he has to make a thousand dollars first. ’ + We would all agree that money is one of the com- modities about which we cannot say: “A little goes 2 long way.’ of that __ SLICE OF HAM _ NOT ALL disks" can be charged to imagin a me au for one of them will be shown We M i and Wednesday, December 3rd. th and Sth ur pices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, t F. W. Charity Fund i wh model built Dr. E. W. Kay, of Gie Ca casi i considerable com nent i a eceived fz ale and interested Kay in the field of as been fe d in motion pic- ture r I e, Popular Mechanics magazine and m he natic ading paper The principle of f disk is said to » great possi bilities in the ft, particularly for military pur poses and 1 be under secret study and experimentat he government The flying il] be shown without any admission charge but donatior ul iccepted for the benefit of the Veterans of Foreign W ci nd s at the Advanced Undersea who entered the naval x ase = Weapons School, Kev West, Fla. service November 1950, received for simple MAILOAN application. Do it TODAY. By BILL GIBB Instead, the wise person would] cincte of the Yukon Territory : nt be Sed ait ihe ------ MAILOAN COUPON.-.--.-- We often read rational es elo elt: to Gol: Good and. marked by. great “variations in ‘no he attended Boys Voca-| Bi Age al Please send me your Mailotn Spplicatien. ‘ son the fiLove, “+4 ues ans temperature from year to year. | tional Technical High School,| CWMELCE. ‘aith, Content let's In some years the coldest month New Jersey. Prior to re-| ‘ look on the othe le of 1 It is a known fact that we hu-|has averaged from 40 to 50 below sto the anes: mas last FINANCE CO, — fence and x t work’ mans cannot. concentrate on two zero, and in other years the aver-|dutv station was aboard the U Address HATE objects at the same time. Especi-/age temperature has been above |S. S. Gilmore (AS-16) H 130 N, E. First St. t pone A “man-killer’’ in « sense of ally when th: e such totallly zero See aneeeeeeee | Miami, Florida paces uh § the word, HATE destroys, dis- Opposites at Hate and Love. af Es When George Washington lived Phone: 82-8603 | “™ount we wi we Bh? rupts, and ruins more lives than Movevoer, it is another known — There is no i as a youth of 19 on the Rappahan- os: any otber human fact that “like attracts like’. If More new books per capita are’ nock River opposite. Fredericks- neem The individual ged Your whole life is a demonstration| published there than in any other | burg, Va., he often went for a swim | OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL.NOON * a in a campaign of hate y it of Love, then that Love is going | country in the world jin the stream. | es be directed tow another human te come back to you Sea Bee eees ike RHE being, a group é ani-| These — short columns aren't, mate object, may be te written from a religious angle.| ny ‘ huge fire. He co every-; They are practical everyday tools thing and everyone path, fer people of all faiths, and are 4 the good and the bad alike. He especially useful to those of*no}! tiinia tacte4 inere the inten. faith whatsoever. (The last census} sity of a perverted mood—hatred— report showed nearly half of the | and yet. his ult and, like the Population of the U. S. not elaim-| fire, is to die ou a few char-' ing any affiliation with an organ-) ead: wihhiovs wil he. lek ind.| ized religious body.) These -eitibe as ae quickly} _ Give today’s column a fair trial.) raked up and « wet i ise For the next twenty-four hours folks—folks who know that. the look for the good side in every aintere of a. or ate ‘ean of rson you m Let that person tel bet ae find new confla-. know you love his Good qualities.| gration Ten to one he will reciprocate Hh aceakia HAT! your feeling and at the same time, | Siiduily cout conhuse with the} tive to increase his own admir nd ANGER. ‘The latter mood 2bl¢ traits. Whereas, if you no-| ee es ey “a tice only his faults, the natural} often acts asa protector of our, Derverseness of human nature will | BER omnensa physical Wel- cither make him tell you to “g ge ; jump overboard”, or at the least,| There is such 3 Kishte- he will avoid you in the future. | ous ws . a ae on It isn’t coincidence that ever, I doubt y much if any the constant repetition of ments in the Bible such as ~ one can show me ustifiable case of Righteous Hatred “A new comandment I give un-| You might dislik Evil. You to you, That you love one an might even be terribly ngry, other. when Evil encroaches upon your, “Be not overcome of evil, but] life. But you yould be foolish to overcome evil. with good.” Gedichte. yourself fo fighting it.to! 4ST ave is, the fulfilling of \thej éxelusion “Of ‘everything thse lawl 42g { Interesting Notes Ate, daughter of Jupite the classical goddess of evi Cmehiidd o a an in SIGHT mvadiie ‘of microscopic lite: whic! DR. GORDON sustains the f “ he N KEENE Mexico City's lowest street i OPTOMETRIST i mene: 0s thy ae Formerly of Miami igs aeeaiecees ow ser’) EYE AND VISUAL DIAGNOSIS = Complete Optical When Col. Charles Lindber wt the Atlantic, in he. was com Laboratory paving. tor $25,000 offer for | $24 Duval St. Tel. 1423 the first non-sto i ror ew York to Paris ©D Round TRIPS “=, -~7 @ asmncion DAILY! MIAMI 47 MIN. NON-STOP NATIONAL CALL 1780 wm or your travel agent TICKET OFFICE: Meacham ‘Aispent | ) Airlines hie ildes ness Battle -The Fittest Survives Kenneth J. Lussen Reports For Duty J Lussen, ies ‘elve hogi Stan | Kenneth } | TALLA apprentice, te Unmploy j. Parks, iithographer seaman; sion of jported aboard the US, Nava | tion for duty in the Sixth Naval Commission today weekly compensation itriet Branch Field Printing Plant, the week ending Ne i They attended lithegraphers sch« showing that 5,146 ool, 17 weeks in length, in Wash+ ceived $89,702 compared ~ to ston and graduated in the same ; s. They were then ordered to | the Naval Air Station, Jackson | Fla., where they spent a six | tour of duty. Both Lussen and Pi ‘have reported to Key West duty in the printing plant, ele $116,683 paid the week previous, or a decrease of approximately $25,- | 000. Seventeen counties reported no | payments, probably due to the fact that some areas only report every | two weeks | In Monroe County imafhts re-{ ceived $57. The average amount of !the pay checks was approximately $17.40 for the state It should be remembered that only employers with 8 or more employees are subject to p»y the unemployment compensatior pav- | roll tax and that this report only | concerns covered workers c* the state; it does, however, reflect the general labor n ket Situation and? indicate a true economic trend in! } terms of workers ¢ aployed Asbestos uable mine: Quebec’s most v: Last Times Today CLOSE TO MY HEART with (#) Wirephoto $< ‘ GENE TIERNEY AND RAY THESE TWO BIG BUCK DEER, their horns locked in a grim ; Ry stncys oe Beal Repor is battle to the death, were found in a wooded area south of Coming: Oot THE Warrenton, Mo. The deer at right was dead, apparently from sou’ exhaustion and starvation. The victor was freed by sawing dames Craig and. Harhara 4 | Payton: a was reported recovering at a nearby | timated 300-pounds. For Sub Duty Robert O. off most of its horn He weighed an Beals. 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