The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1952, Page 2

rage 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, June 28, 1952) American Business Uncertain | The Key West Citizen aie | qiiiuaceen aaaoa Faas ore eae | We Eesendl Te The Fuiare tisher, from The Citizen Building, corner of Greene And Ann Streets. Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County HAL BOYLE SAYS By HAL BOYLE DENVER |® — Having t € with your mother-in-law € Then take a tip om the Nav ajo: Put a silver bell or he r you'll hear her coming — # can get out of her way The Navajos started this liar custom hundreds of 3 because of a superstition a son-in-law ard mother meet face to face unexpectec both would go blind They had another rather solution to this old family If a young Indian brave widow with an attractive he would first marry the wi (Editor’s note: This is the sec- %- ond of two columns by Sam Daw- my ; LP. ARTMAN Publisher -son AP business news analyst, THIS R OOS ---reOoOonaOO—— Dns reviewing the effect of the first NCRMAN D. ARTMAN —_________________ Business Manager ci. months of 1952 on business CK and industry.) Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class | $$ By SAM DAWSON | | popecpiictaut tes omer | NEW YORK —Americans are epee alscanaei eee eeieraees eee tenner eee arene | Member of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively | living well — and spending a lot By BILL GIBB entitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it | for the privilege. or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news| Consumers in general (not in all We're going to have a pretty guolishea here. |individual cases) found in the first good town here if everyone's plans six months of this year that the are put through. Let's see, there is Member Florida Press Association and Associate. Dailies of Florida defense effort didn't effect their going to be... . a —~-—— | lives nearly as much as they had| A new City Hall. Key West Subscription (by carrier) 25c per week, year $12.00, single copy 5c expected. They also learned that needs that badly and it won't cast ey American industry could supply over @ hundred grand APPLICATION | . om ADVERTISED RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLI jthem with more of most things} new jail. This is sort of a The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of publig issue ‘than they wanted to buy. And they crime-free area so let’s figure fifty and subjects of loca! or general interest, but it will not publish found that labor disputes could cut | thousand bucks for a little cala- off consumer goods more surely | ; boose \ spel sce es jthan the war in Korea. a Fee aen then the daughter — and Despite the many bargains! 5 aes ae each. Another hun-} avoid having any mother - in - law around, the cost of living still stays | “7e¢ Brand. | trouble at all. All he had to dea near its peak. | A new sewer line. Two and a ee PRES Ss | At mid-year here’s the average darter million dollars. with was two wives. Simple The Navajos, long impoverished on a vast, arid 16 million - acre reservation embracing parts of four Western states, are America’s largest Indian tribe. And instead of dying out they are increasing They still weave rugs and cast silver jewelry for the tourist tr: But they have a new source come today — mining uranium f the palefaces’ atom bombs Ps The Navajos are held in hig regard out here, and anthropolo- gists think the white man well might adopt some aspects of their culture. They are a pretty well jadjusted people, and some feel LIEUTENANT ALVA M. BOWEN, JR., USN, will soon be de- /that this is a result of their up. \ t 1 to duty on the staff of | bringing. Insanity is very rare outlook in food, elothing,| A mew incinerator. Figure a house furnishi jobs and Cheap one at another quarter of a money and credit: million dollars. | A new youth center. Fifty thou lenty to eat — prices may be Sand dollars is enough to spend 1a little — that’s the prospect, | 0M this. After all, are young gers’ are crossed on two People juvenile delinqu any s, though: Bad weather could , Way, and what's the new jail going BY THE CITIZEN ruin the present good crop |t® house if we change their ways? Hotels and Apartments. outlook and government price sup- A public swimming pool. That's ere ‘and Bathing Pavilion. ports will keep some foods from |@nother hundred grand, | Airports—Land and Sea. dropping from their present levels.| | That is enough to list for one Consolidation of County and City Governments. Cat prices are the lowest |44y- We'll by-pass such things as Couumunity Auditorium. ince ls 1950, and with chances | P@ved strets, a tigger police and ‘ ii good for a big corn crop, beef fite department, better sidewalks, ificial U.S. Navy Photo prices should be easier on the etc. The cost for the constructi pocketbook. But this year only Jobs mentioned only amount to IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WESs ADVOCATED KEY WEST’S BRAND OF POLITICS SIMILAR TO THAT ON NATIONAL SCALE nine pigs are being farrowed for ™Ost $5,000,000. Tt shouldn't be | isis es syed ce cn [arudnactnemm te is also.<aidi that ; _. levery 10 last year; so pork prices hatd for a population of 21,000; Commander, Escort us served as a : Bee ealans said th It may or may not surprise you to know how wide- are expected to climb. people to dig in their pockets and| Anti-Submarine Warfa aths we full eee Ae tutter spread is the interest among Key Westgrs in the national | A bumper wheat crop is likely penal eae Not any sharder | A graduate of New : en w Heater al salalay aap eariaca 7 . ae , to call for government price sup- '24t #8, than by taxing public uti-| pointed to the U. S. Naval A 4 lis, Mr., in Jul ‘ campaigns for the Republican and Democratic nomina- | pplena ke ey = lities which are already too high Hieaehnten Nees tale celine hls ak — a = tions for president. Aware of that fact, The Citizen dail the government (which de-' Enough of sarcasm. | qusaionias En e Indians make the world’s best parents, one man Granted that all of the above much can be imported are worthwhile projects, the Cit gives its readers the up-to-the-minute details of the poli- D tical maneuvering of aspirants and their supporters and, |), ess ae to protect do except for the far broader scope, the stories are similar — Clothing: to the activities in Key West politics during a primary campaign, Claims and counter-claims, belittling or j‘neither pamper nor punish their . 1 se ' children ey let n for Commissioners as well as the pub. — NW) eee * : D , say ee flcfawouldeda (well 40. cull diets HO! LY D hemseives, and asa result au In 4 4 dian boy is self reliant at the r . lias head out of the cleuds. An infla- T ¢ ay continue to slide a pours *' Touchton To of 10 ntil fall — then the industry onary period is no time to start a child must be punished, he ks for them to firm up aioe we might act be able! (grey Cin Anii- NOTES whipped. One of his pare 5 r apparel items are cheaper simply throws water on hir candidate ar ago. Shoe prices are Let's do first things first which at o Track Fy a great disgrace at the expense of another and one side guifawing, and production is on the |th€ Present time seems to be se Dog Track Fi By BOB THOMAS Segue Late @ A vice versa, at what the other side says that go in nation: With raw wool prices Urns an adequate sewerage sy The Kev. Paul T oe : cleanest of primitive peoples e - Korean levels, wool | t€™ and providing for neinera vice-president of the Key West Jove to take sweat baths follc politics are similar to hometown political chow or chow is giving synthetics a run for their tt, These two projects psy Miniecigie eeeneiannt. e P ao Mee ee oldnece der. ss BS, {alee diuenee ite public he ith take over the leadership of the s tG “ A prime eX: water is scarce, they roll 1 i of the needed 604 delegates to win the Republican nom- ' few signs yet of run. |th€ above civic improvements are Father John Armfie presf } aGel tailed dover x ntkh ination, then Eisenhower's campaign manager poohpool « i Aled is ie users pte 1. dent, it was 2 S ae : the se In had the statement and adds that Taft is “slipping.” nal - ; 2 de ihige¥ eee tions ‘for their x complish ent nae meeting of the : 0 nig sed th ee under the comes Harold Stassen, who is far back in the ruck in the pite earlier fears of material short. WUld all pop up at one and the coordinating ittee at $ c with hot porous rocks provided b. Republican scramble to declare he has a far better ct ¢ acre i Sorat ele Bebe Pape + fr : of getting the nomination that he did in 1948, when |} isla bias peas cigines 4S moet eainaa fe p Ase was lauded as a brilliant governor for three tert f P see ne E we can hen n the spe N te G ¢ A That sort of talk is ilar to the ballyhoo that « Can ike scabies a i Sens : a ne Zon 90 ee ‘ OMSre = curs in political campaigns in Key West. In tl t 1 ¢ : vane Mes tayence et a fe Gutvot ayers as paign, for instance, we of several candidat ) Ba eevte Fees S| athe Youih Ce F Sis Com mistion sre ‘ hit the mE afther ny their supporters said, had g oe Risto ti pains aati i but 1 ; i t a but, when the votes were co t ‘ t Er Chur ‘ ie : h holding the bag. Another candid « ' , aaa : ; ; presidential nomination is of the same i : aa . press t hitdren the t 7 as that which prevail among tic hope I iAcanorecced b ity of to ¢ ¢ spate fauver is confident he will be ed, R offset by nah K he will have 300 votes on the first ballot the b s. U ma . e ‘ be p the fourth or fifth ballot, Harrir sup} e a L ured out how he will win, bigwigs in the | 1 ae a ty maintain that Stevenson will be no ted, : 4 t lions of run-of-the-mill voters clamor for the r : of Truman. And nobody car that K a t htt resist being “drafted.” t age Ff s 3 i So take your choice, Key Weste Rs ee cut onsien Ae pol The Citize d 8 pi : ' formed daily nl string . - a — RENESAS i Credit A s 3 SLICE OF HAM oe iia a ; by F j ip | ampa on ‘ Be = “CAUTION | CATTLE CROSSING AND COFFEE ‘Truman Fires * U.S. Marshall WASHINGTON President t y fired S. marshal for the Southern District of Ilinolg, He gave alleged “i larities® i Grant on the recommendation Attorney Gen- er McG er ffective at once, Gr headquarters are ad McGrane told reporters at the t i that it appeared nvolved “with d with a mail borate. When a i whether the Presi- Granery were ‘‘throw- without trying snapped: M then added that Grant iready has _ indicated en t erning the case te action general said he the Federal Bu- Invesugation to make a liry into the case. to me as if Mr. Gran@ olved in something that, to say the st, would be irregu- lar aid McGranery had taken the dis- missal notice personally to the White House for Mr. Truman's signature, and came out of the President's office carrying it in his hand McGranery said the case arose from a complaint submitted by one of you newspapermen’—but did not identify the newspaperman in questtion Cobo Family Returns From t Week Tour City Commissioner and Mrs. De- lio Cobo and their children return- ed Fr y from a month's vacation in Georgia, Washington, D. ¢ Connecticut, New York and in-be tweer ts The os were happy to get back to Key West which was cool 1pari ith Charleston, ville and Savan- Ann Cobo said family drove first to Atlanta d with Mrs. Co. bo sisters; then to Washu they were lucky enough to hit before the heat wave, New York was rainy and dark, t get a view the Empire State or Radio r Connecticut’ was just fine, the beauty and weather point Best of us Key West when back Th lay ht,’ said Ce ssioner Cobo e floats on water, only th of its bulk is above BLANKETS CLEANED Sterilization, Sanitation and Moth Proofing Ready to be put away for the Summer at NO EXTRA CHARGE Special Rates to Commercial Firms POINCIANA DRY CLEANERS 218 Simenton St. Tel. 1086 SLOPPY JOE’S BAR * Burlesque * Continuous Floor Shows & Dancing Starring The Sensational LYNN SISTERS SALLY AND MARCELLA DOTTIE COOK, MARIA, CATHY CARROL, SANDRA LANE AND A HOST OF OTHERS Dancing To PY JO ICOMB Never An Admission er Minimum Charge eee | STRAND... ast Times Todey MA & PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR with | Mm SRiE MAIN AND PERCY KILBRIDE } and Mrs. Comedy) ARBINE WILLIAMS ’ Wende ey | MONROE cccveo day DIST ANT DRUMS NR MARI |