The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 11, 1952, Page 10

Page 0 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ETTA KETT I've. . DEFINITELY DECIDED /- I'M GOING TO Saturday, October 11, 1952 WHATS DEBBY GOING TO DO WHEN SHE GETS OUT OF ssc I GUESS YOu KIDS DONT REMEMBER THAT OLD POLITICAL SLOGAN, ‘A CHICKEN IN EVERY SHE HAS SEVERAL VERY GOOD OFFERS 'D WANT 4 NEW ONE / SOMETHING TrICIeY THAT WOULD APPEAL TO YOUNG MEN VOTERS.’ OH, PETE, YOU WERE SO BRAVE! AND TO THINK I CALLED YOU A COWARD! WILL YOU EVER FORGIVE ME? IE HE HAD BEEN IN OUR J BACKFIELD INSTEAD OF TH HONEY; frererd gan Yow fe Kong Poe pm I Seer FIND THEM — BUT SHE'S HAVING A HARD TIME DECIDING WHICH ONE TO HOW ABouT*A CHICK IN EVERY CONVERTIBLE ‘2 HUH! HE DIDN'T SAY IF HE FORGIVES HER OR NOT! By®Roy Gotto q : fay vif he had he i ie image, more cared to admit, w! in Santa Fe. He cantered out and suddenly there light was "s cal glowing from its ere and a realizati: ‘ulfillment. Swiftly he down from the saddle, one to the Boag te and approached lent, stealthy feet. She was sitting beside and as he watched the open window he she was busily E j Editorial May Bring Smokers Peace Of Mind An editorial, entitled “No More Propaganda,” which ap- pears in the October 6th issue of the U.S. Tobacco Journal, lead- ing trade publication in the tobacco industry, should bring peace of mind to cigarette smok- ers. This editorial which is also important to the tobacco indus- try, says in part: “Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company, in its current campaign presenting solid scientific proof that the smoking of its Chesterfield cigar- ettes is absolutely harmless to the human respiratory organs, has poked a large and pointed needle. into the inflated eccentri- cities of the crackpots who make their living out of the dire warn- ings that almost pleasant is dangerous. “There have been no arrogant assumptions in Liggett & Myers’ new ad drive; a dependable re- search organization was engaged | to employ a medical team which —without fear or faver—investi- gated the effects of smoking | Chesterfields for a period of a | months on a number of averege ; Ae jin the hands of Liggett & Myers, and the company already has begun to use it for the general’ welfare. “Aside from the natural benc- | fits derived by the Chesterfield brand itself from this effective | blending of medical science and * |the art of public relations, Lig- jgett & Myers’ investment in this jtype of research will produce |substantial benefits for the cigarette industry at large and’ -"1 jfor the smoking public as well. | “The millions of Americans who consume either. Liggett & Myers’ Chesterfield cigarettes or jother brands have a right to their peace of mind as they in- 'dulge in the relaxing, satisfying process of smoking. This demon- stration of the complete inac- ing should rapidly of nonsense és a baked theorists and wild - eyed | famactics have worried a lot of | smokers who have had no access to the actual facts about tobaceo and its effects. “The new Chesterfield adver- tising theme, in the same way that it heips the entire cigarette} industry, certainly will | wholesalers and retailers as weil j—thould concentrate om similar) “tm a world as troubled as this ome: every beeen being nee 8 0 whatever pleasuwee mar. te wrested from @ day's cores lamoker's right t ss {When «2 single cigarette may i t { pe his ay ull peel att Faiz aH z i é fe i g : eied i i i sedee : ‘ i i He i i pert Tt an “it ef By JAMES MARLOW z aS? the law ,they may within the following categories: wife, chiid or children, parent or parents, brother or sister. Q. T have just been given a dis- ability compensation rating by the VA, but I feel the rating should have been higher, and I intend to geeF with my rating? Will it burt my chances porns oct A. Acceptance 5 tion checks has no bearing at all os to whether or not you are satis- E a g Hla : summer When Secretary of State Acheson, ansounced several weeks ago uth it ii ir er E if | “tt | t iat pie hy 4 : i wule entpmendation for itt tee to fight fer the welividusl g f E