The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 24, 1952, Page 2

—— caMes ~ - - “ ai ; Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tiwrsday, sanugh hs. 1954) See i ae | he Zley iwesi Ciftgen 2 ‘ubsisied daily (except ‘Sunday by L. P. Artman, ower and pub. fisher, from ‘The Citizen Building, corner of Greene Ahd Ann Streets. | _Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County | z | Edito: L. Py ARTMAN NORMAN D. ARTMAN ~~" Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES 51 and 1925 M mber of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it ofnot otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local new: | Business Manage: | | | | published here. Member Florida Fress Association and Associated Dailies of Florid: oSebsoription (by carr ier) 25¢ per week, year $12.00, single copy 5 ADVERTISED RATES MADE The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issue | “and ‘subjects of local or general interest, but it will not publist wnonymous communications. Pgh Si StS aNEN nn 8 CE CEN nunoEan KNOWN ON APPLICATION | eer \on scomiBayt IMPROVEMENTS, FOR KEY WEST. ADVOCATED Y THE CITIZEN More Hotels pa Apartments. each and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea, Consolidation of County and City Govertiments. Community Auditorium. veo KEY WEsT’ 8 ‘POLITICAL PULSE BEGINNING TO BEAT FASTER The Citizen feels its readers are aware, as it is aware that Key Wests political pulse has stepped-up its beating, which will lead us, unl we are cautious, into saying things or making charges that we would not say or make ordinarily. The Citizen, because it serves the public and ‘must be tair to every member of that public, must be far more cautious than the man on the arest. For instance, two weeks ago or sa’ #ago, The Citizen received a letter knifing one of the candidates for public glfice and tore up the letter and threw it into a waste busket. The Citizen is not playing any favorite and is as régardful of the rights of one as it is of another. she SLICE OF HAM _ (2) Wirephoto EUGENE M. ZUCKERT poses in Washington after being nom- inated by President Truman to be a member of the Atomic } En. rzy Commission. He would Fla. Building | age egg ‘Fer Military | i2.i Stamford, Conn., stant secretary of | ci ae med Is Increasing Radar Picks Up Congress secia tas Additional Funds For ‘Cru ng Reds TAIPEH, : ; Defense I lations ing neckline honors on television. Shrek Spies HN Quite the reverse. Marie made; MOS'LE, Ala —More than her ‘PV debut with her “My Friend /30 million de‘lors worth of mili sf construction work in North “IE CAN’T STAND BAEK SEAT DRIVERS Marie Wilson- Dagmar Battle Has Ende. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (#—Dagmar does- n’t have to worry. Marie Wilson isn’t ‘going’ to battle her for succeed is resigned. in { | { Fa Communist — patro’ sing along the coast up nlane: Irmay show a couple of weeks | '"Y i » past several days ago;-and so far her gowns haven't ' West Florida is beginning to come ce i today. These been cut much lower than her Off the ¢rawing bosrds at the | sources said the patrol anne { Adara's apple. Corns of E ers district office phe def But Chinese N “It’s not my fault,” said the bere. list officiais have taken extra pre glamor girl somewhat wistfully.’ Many of the expansion projects eaut igainst a possible attack She ‘said she was acting under will be put under contract by Jwy | on 2 orders of Cy Howard, who operates 1, Col. W. K. Wilson Jr., district ———--— the Irma” show on radio and TV. | etgineer, reported | In the Andes ranges of Sout! ‘He issued orders that I wasn’t gress appropriated $122,621,- | ‘America live the la moids, a branct supposed to wear ony low-cut 780 for Army and Air Force work: of the camel family. gowns or sweaters,"’Marie report- in the three states, Alabama, Mis ed. “He says they wouldn’t be in sivsippi and Northwest Florida, un Candidates or their. supporters may use The Citizen as a medium to state and explain their attitudes to the public, but, in stating them, jt will not permit anybody to abuse a candidate or anybody else. They may be as ar- gumentative as they wish, may quote established facts or public records, but they are not permitted to rapier-thrust aman just because his political tppgeg different from “Hens. li The Citizen opened its columns freely to eveiy- body to give their political views, in supporting or oppos: ‘ing this or that candidate, it would not have room left to print the news and commercial advertisements. Therefore. “in boosting the stock of any candidate, it must be paid fir, as is any other type of advertisement. The Citizei doesn't question any candidate’s assertion that his aim i: to Serve the public, but, as he will be paid to serve, it is Yight.and fair that he pay for anything that helps him tc win, to serve. While it is true some of us are so engrossed in this or that, candidate’s winning, we may entertain resentment, at ‘feast in a.mild form, against others who oppose him, we should keep in mind that they have just as much right as we have to support whom they wish. Politics has made ‘thay enemies, but it is foolish to the point of childishness to hate a man just because he doesn’t see politically with your eye. Some of us talk about the political factions in Key = West as though it has not had factions before. But Key Vest has had factions ever since it has been Key West. *So has every other city. But the factions today dre almost + elbowrubbing compared to what they were in the late udge Gunn’s and County Clerk William Reynold’s time, r to go back further to Civil War days, when Johnny aldwin’s father was elected mayor. Incidentally, The izen recently published a feature story about Johnny is It is futile to advise the publie to take politics in its “stride, that is, the bulk of the public. But some people do. ~they-keep their mouths shut politically and vote, whieh is willy the thing that talks loudest. One of the mysteries of the era is how the drug store: Hl sell ice cream cones, in many areas, for a nickel. * It’s about time to start making vacation plans fui t9 which you will want to change several times before “immer, no 52, One of the most objectional sins we know of is the intentional use of degrading and yntrue remarks for so ial purposes. The beauty of some operas continues to elude ‘though its production may well represent ‘thlent and years of training. reitddenhis ° After all the predictions of shortages of appliances ‘and this and that, you can still buy about what you want if you put the h on the counter. This is the time of year we usually plan vacations in far-away places, to be financed by i be saved between now and summer. luxurious money to Ww henever the citizens of Key West decide to put gamething over, the job is as good as done, but there is a _tardiness sometimes in making up local minds character: Also, he’s afraid such der supervision of this office. Re P li . | things would take attention away visions have cut the authorized 0 itica from the daughs. amount to dbout 105 million. ‘T_remember one day when I additional appropriations for Announcements came to the radio show wearing a great big picture hat. I like picture hats, you know: little hats look kinda silly on me, But when many of the projects will be voted by the new Congress. Budget rec ommendations for the 1952-53 fis cal year are now going in. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, MAY 6, 1952 #3 aye se ie a ia ae Of the approximately 106 million : ue £% . Said. people already provided for, Arnty in. eae Vee” h the hat and forget to’ statiations will get about 57. mil Fer Rech of Cura Cute Ps ies jlion and the Air Force about 18 EARL R. ADAMS So Marie, somewhat unwillingly, ! million ' ‘nas selected her TV clothes with D *ori i \ | The Northwest Fvorida project: an eye toward curbing the curves. | al) for the Air Force, and funds For: Gonnty/TaxeResgser For Marie, this is a gineering achievement. The baimy blonde (who i: AU IDE major en-) guthorized this fiscal yea Eglin Air Force Base, near Fort A. GANDOLFO iser | w. 3 i : Walton, $11,043,000 for the main For State Representative h ene : a oi ayes aly pel ng bad bs 4) base, mostly for an armament test | BEE PAPY ys. She has been! center: $3,209,000 for Field No. 3, ! . continui irs i ate ct * | uing her air show, inaugurat principally for additional runways ing t / vers fe ‘ ae the ie Se and campaign: {and airmen dormitories For Sheriff has offered her services as secre- | bl on a . aricte) aon is fal J. E Leb ue tary to the businessman donating the largest amount to the polio fund drive. Ee ay birt has Marie’s head mae aro. rapame «chy: | ‘inning more than usual. “Tele. | i var tai hop acaiiany pes Ha vision is still in the stage the mov les dons tes were in when they didn’t have roofs on the studios,” she said. | “We have help on the makeup but we're still feeling our way additional housing for 1,200 troops TL A, BRK Lynn Haven, $59,000. For Member School Board Second District GERALD his ADAMS We Service All Makes of Cars, Specializing in... CHRYSLER PRODUCTS Your Grocer SELLS that Good STAR * BRAND along, as far as makeup is con- | Miu \ cerned. There is a hairdresser, but | Bill's Southernmost Garage | AMERICAN ‘OF FEE fo one to handle wardrobe. I shop | BILL TYLER, Owner | and CUBAN UUT for my own clothes.” | 707 Whitehead St., She added that she had to re-! ans hearse for the TV show every had of the week. And when she vohoursing, she s* try me -e gome of ia ee i dia: | dgtie she has to learn i “But I don’t resent the work,” | the assured. “I knew TV was go- ‘ng to be a lot of work. I think if performers aren't going to work } hard, they should get out of TV. | You can’t do a half-way job. | —_—-—-. ————_—____ i} Corner Angela {OOK TO YOUR SHOES CHI Hurry in for really outstanding vaiues in quality-make, quality- styled shoes for men. Choose several pair for business, sport and dress occasions at this low price. STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE) Triumph Coffee Mill a ALE GROCERS —_— TRAVEL INFORMATION - TICKETS SEABOARD RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE Men's sleek Seen leather dress AGENTS shoes. 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Methe: Daughter ; ‘Killed In Crach (25 SAN FRANCISCO 1B — 4 mother FROM 30 and her d 12 nersons w | nig vol e killed and 1 Wednesday ileun which ths speed- e blamed on to alter a rain-slic! ma ata price you can daushter,. Patsv, 14. were ie make of men’s slat a Real | Policeman Paul Alioto said Ben values in good appearance. | Robertson, 16, and Clarenee Amo- Full cuts—natural drape— jr 17, were racing when Rob- deep reverse pleats. | ertson’s auto struck the Johnsons’. 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