The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 5, 1952, Page 2

Page2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, January 3, isd Saati New Poods Pass Ped: Tvaay ln History Todays Biritdays today » tieroscope The Key West Citizen ital ‘ phen Decatur, naval ’ 1 | iversaries 1893—The Great Nerthern Rail- Herlert Baya Nev Tod : , wo an, Owner and pui Pic re bifshed (excepi Siinda i. licenses for 1952 wili go an jera of ihe War of 1812, ie a Z er, from The Citizen Builaing. comnei of Greene and Ann Sireei - le next Monday. sne tags will tt Ge es, re : ae a Pi ey IBS of expedition against the Alger. , ze s : e i ___ Only_Daily Newspaper in Key West ana Monioe County ne jot ren ard ESunqunes amen cerca eas EEO ae : t ; + PF. ARTMAN : a Editor} ter at 240-C Poineiana Extension. | jand. Died in a duel, March 22 ' ‘ S 2ee YORMAN D. ARTMAN Business Manager’ = Department Of Navy ind at the Garden and Lawn Sup- jg99, Se ao aa a dal = emit Entered at Key West, Florida, as Secund Clase Matter Received The Nass : ee leming and Margaret Lu Cyru eiaualins ae ion- munificent for : ve years ae - ieee ; anal? j ary-ec ucator, ; ounc ler of Robert i-2): So: S ‘ y s SINDAY ANUARY 6 TELEPHONES 51 and 1935 Achievement Aware box owners are urged to pur-' College, Turkey, born near tains verdict in historic Meimber of ‘the Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusivel; In Detroit Recently chase their tags early as, alter the bi Ble ue a aine. Died there, Hatters case — that ur blishi ay unuued {9 use for reproduction of al) news dispatches credited to The Navy Suggestion Program | °ypiration date, any dog found on‘ ”'seas’ Olympia Bre Univer. HaitY of restraint 0 ¢ a not othervise credited in this paper, and also the local new: ve award aekpot for the se. (tke sireets without a new license! entict ci aes vee : He nus Bays oa 5 2 4 ; z yublished here. pe igithess Dental or without any license - is liable: i Hieber: Oa Sue Slow bop om rights advocate, ' helgs the right of horn in Prairie Ronde, Mich. | limit to one f of : —* | Died Oct. 23, 1926. cata on 13 owner will find that the license | oe Toby Calvin. Moss. NEw “hee alemagye conten York _ printe photo-en ‘ond time in three years. The De- to he picked up. : riment o y received the | Should a dog be picked up the ubscsption (by carrier) 25c per week, year $12.00, single copy 5! «acc «Achievement A “ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION | November 1951 at the annual con. fee is increased and the owner required to pay for the dog's ihe Citizer is an open forum and invites discussion of nublic issue: | board at the Humane Society's md subjects of local or genera] interest, Dut it will aot publis! |o1 Suggestion Systems in Detroit. Kennels. sonymous communications baeel This Nation-wide re uition is The fee for male dogs is $2; un ag aor ee ae tally to the government spaded females, $3. The fee for a ember Florida Press Association uné Associated Dailies of Fiorid: Wvo: noted — pioneer ed governor of i ver, born in Wash-| woman governor in ci n Co. Pa. Died April 8, 1942—Tire rat’oning 180 ; ° 1948 — U. Little 1 King Camp Gillette | meets for first time : ; i razor blade inventor-maker. hort cess - t Rus epartment or agency showing the poses female si the same as for jn Fond du Lac. Wis. Died in Lo: -atellites Wbsent - ESS reatest annual increase in sugges Eee Angeles, July 16, 1932. 1951—Senator Taft challenge | ion program p T ON | iseal year 1951 No i > 4 {fered 51,990 improvement pro wsals -- 13,146 were adopted as | suggestions for which employees were granted rds amounting | to $345,823 ion to the many Yenefits whi ives from | hese suggestions in the form of mproved precedures nplovee: | management 4 safety, Surprising Young ‘ G r. ga cate erence of the National Association ingtor Brooklyn, ¢ o years as given an in ac IMPROVEMENTS FOH XEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1. More Hotels and Apartments. 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. | he taxpsying public 1 an an 3. Alporis—Land and Seu. ual savings of $8.414.1 rom the | 4. Consolidation of County and City Governments. | aaRinn Fr tiese cc) aTlnvee sue 9. Community Audito:ium. eations | Navy's lop suggesters 0! RUGGED INDIVIDUALITY Seyboth The Citizen published an Associated Press story o1 fanaa a New Year’s Eve avout Dr. Gunar Gunderson who reject: | +g device for gauging strength of ed an appoimunent on the Commission on the Healtl. | tireraft fabrics. | 3 avin Be 4 Clifford Haynes, Naval Au Sta Needs of the Nation oi the ground that it is a sort of back | jon, Quonset Poi thode Island. | 1 irom the Administrstion’s former advocacy of com | warded $745 for devising a meth ; pulsory healch insurance. nd for removing rust) from air |B His stand was well-taken. No trueblue American be Murr’ $739 raft ens lieves in compulsory measures of any kind, for any com ya Department, he iy ie aa ; 5 ; ‘ ¥ : n improved procedure ‘0 pulsion, regarding his wellbeing, is a trespass on h:s liber | nspecting and repairing cargo ty. Millions of Americans today are firm adherents 0i | auks. ee oe i rugged individuality, which characterized the founder: ty a Sanaly Gaites Oak: | \ of our country. We are already too much hedged in by | a California, awarded $757 for ‘ congressional strictures on our economical life, particu Sareea ee a multiple larly in the practice of taking from Peter to give to Paul |" yorold J. Wilkinson, Marine The admirable American, us The Citizen sees him, is the | Sorps Air Station, Cnerry Point A Big Event at 604 Duval Street ae man who spurns governmental aid in taking care of him tae We ngGEts ae self and his household. he performance of oil pressure This type of American does not want the govern | ‘lief valves of ¢ Nesenines . ey pe . Theodore F Naval ment to pay for pulling or filling his teeth or to pay the | dir station, San Diego, California, doctor who attends him when he is ill, as is done unde) | :warded for designing equip- b) , Britain’s Socialism. But Britain has many rugged individ. | NeMt '0 facilitate the handling and | ff c ’ a3 ransporting of large metal con- Ay S OS. 0, CVI V uals too, and they have complained bitterly since Britain’: | ainers. ‘ - present system of government went into effect when the | Robert Kauhane, Naval Ship a ee yard, Pearl Harbo warded Laborites defeated, the Conservatives shortly efter th | or suggesting instalation of two- end of the second World War. way radio phones in truek cranes But all the blame for the nationalization of the medi. | '° S8ve time in dispatching this : 3 i nea duty equipment. \ cal profession in England did not rest on the Labor gov-| Mr. S.W. iubenstein, president ernment. The doctors themselves, or a big majority of oe te association, atte the o * s bs = sae. Stes “Achievement Award for Increas- them, contributed to that movement by hiking fees an tog suggestion Participation” to in discriminating between wealthy and poor patients. Un- ] Rear Admiral W. Mc Hague for der the Hippocratic Oath, a physician, if he adheres t« Navy's ouistanding suggestion pro- 5 4 ie ‘ram record in the fiscal year the oath, does not toncern himself in the size of a pros | 1951 pective patient’s pocketbook. When nationalized medicine was proposed in this Filipino Law ver country, articles in newspapers and newsmagazines warn ed doctors to be careful they did not themselves aid and To Practice Here | abet the movement by their openly collecting a slush fund “ ras poy ’ s Perfecto Amansec, first Filipino of several million dollars to change public sentiment to-| awyer to practice in the United ward the proposal. As one newsmagazine pointed out, es will open law offices at Duval street, he announced there w: $ No sentiment to change, because a vast majority of-Americans don’t want to be public charges. 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