The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 25, 1953, Page 10

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN \ Wednesday, March 25, 1953 aR = GUARD Hi DEVI HE EATS--AS WITCH co TOTHE PERSON | [iF VOU DON'T TAKE ME WHO HIRED YOU TO KILL | | WHAT DO = THINK FLL DO DIDN'T YOU SEE WHERE THE LADY SLUGGED HIM? ON THE COCONUT! GUYS You? QUICKLY, MARILYN! THE TIME-CASE! ANYONE: NOGYOD HSV33 WOLNVHd 3HL NVIDIDVW FHL INVAGNVA BOYLE SAYS NEW YORK (#—The- question of hour, Ladies,’ is: what do you ant to be as—housewives homemakers ‘The most desirable feminine ca- reer today-is unquestionably mar- riage. The title most: women seek and. are proudest of is ‘“‘Mrs.”— whether it be Mrs. Jones or Mrs. Throckmorton-Smythe. But a lot’of very happily mar- ried women are sick and tired of having to list their occupation as “housewife.” They like the job but don’t like the tag. They feel it doesn’t have enough dignity, doesn’t describe their im- portant role well enough, and in- condescension from To put it in one lady’s words, “Whenever I have to say I'm a housewife, it makes me feel mousy —and that makes me feel boiling mad, like a lioness. But what can I do? After all, Iam just a house- wife.” Well, some women. are trying to do something about it. They are eampaigning to erase the word “housewife” from the American vocabulary and. replace it with “homemaker.” Among ‘the embattled hausfraus in this cause“is: Mrs. Norma A. Lee of Rutland, Ohic. “I feel that this name (house- ) is not only a most inadequate but that it is actually an un- ,”? she wrote, “It has a bad very word ‘housewife’ places the emphsis upon the house rather than the home, and gives the implication a woman is more concerned over dirty tracks on her clean floors than in her child's welfare. ““The name ‘homemaker’: places the emphasis upon the home, and implies so much more. The true homemaker makes a happy and successful home, gives her family healthful food, teaches her children to become good citizens ready to Guntighter’s Return by Leslie Ernenwein - AP Newsfectures Chapter 29 | 'T was odd how the memory of} one kiss could devil a man;/| how the remembered pressure of one pair of lips could make a man/| forget every other woman he had ever known. Rimbaud buckled-on | his gun belt and went downstai: noticing that it was ten minu to nine by the lobby clock. Rimbaud observed Ernie Link! lounging against the hotel hitch rack, “I got somethin’ to tell you,” Link announced. The tense tone of his voice stirred a faint bell of warning in Rimbaud’s brain, yet the door- way’s shaft of lamplight revealed no gun at Ernie’s hip. “Save it for some other time,” Rimbaud suggested. Link, moving “his sling-sup- | ported right arm a trifle, shouted angrily, Sai Rimbaud? Draw your gun! i Utterly astonished by that chal-| " Rimbaud stared at Link in disbelief. “You gone loco?” he demanded. “What's loco about me and you_settlin’ our grudge?” Ernie scoffed. “You had the luck before. Mebbe Pu have it this time.” And then, as Ernie’s r moved again, Rimbaud sz twin snouts of the derringe understood that he w: into double-barreled de aud mut- tered, calculating the distance be- | tween them at less than fi feet and knowing it wi: enough. If he dropped flat the first | bullet might miss him, but not second one. “fm giving’ you a cho grab,” Link taunted, “The san chance you gave Red and Boog Bik.” Rimband laughed at him. “Did| you say chance?” he asked. But there was no mirth laughter. This, he unde i was the thing he’d known would happen to him someday. I inevitable. He had e yet now that he was ng and feeling it, he couldn't quite comprehend why Ernie Link was so set on killing him between Roman Four Spanish Strip homesteader over. | itched shrillness as he yelled, t now, Rimbaud! Grab right now! Rm™eAuD went down sideways with the derringer’s report like the crack of a buggy whip above his head, that sound echoed ng glass. Rim- ed up gun, but he didn’t fire it. He propped on the r hand, and pi astounding J ud had ever he most unexpected and able. For he hadn't fired Rimbaud got to his feet, wholly confused, and looked at Limpy Smith, who stood behind the hitch rack with the neck of a broken bottle gripped in his hand. ;, Monogram,” Limpy muttered, peering at the whisky hat dripped from Link's dangling f was when Sheriff Robil- me running up, and at Link, and said wear- nother corpse for Art . just_a drunk,” Rimbaud took a whole 's Monogram at so comical about me r good bourbon?” 2 a gold piece . “Go buy a nate light 1 Eve Odegarde | “What you waitin’ for?” Link| »| hand, showing him. couldn’t and mar! grinned, tis seestineale grinn ing. “You shouldn't be about shiftless saddle chided, “What will Sam think?” ‘ “Knows wate Tape anete. peta ae nd then > that ring Sam — <a. meth t while he was in trouble; plained, het subdued price a whi: ne ane Ay seemed no way out it. I—I just ager “Don’t you see how it. with a posse chasi hen ent ot ren — seem to’ be fo 0! acquitted, to tell you haw it was, night after you kissed me. couldn't think up the right or trust myself to be Slowly, in the deliberate of a man not sure of his Rimbaud reached over her face so that he could see her eyes, For a long looked into them, not i similng. Just looking. all a man would ever want to in a woman's eyes. Then asked, “Is that what-you when you’ said: your heart was hurting you?” 4 Eve nodded, meet his gaze fully, as if willing for to see how it was with her; wanting b | to see. “You did two women a favor when you cleared Sam of the ;Tustling charge,” she said. “Me | and Della Stromberg. Della’s bee: chasing Sam. for months, Now she's got him.” . “And T've got you,” Rimbaud | said, taking her in his arms, Her lips were there for him, moist and gently smiling; and her eyes, so warmly glowing, held a frank eagerness that hugely roused him, Yet he waited, sav ° ing her womanly fra; . said, “Sweet Stuff.” in a more humble tone than he'd ever used. Then he kissed ber, and felt the full, sweet pressure of-her li and knew thered b? no mo: lonely trails for him. ever. called scoffingly. jr Then UKE CARSON WAS BORN take their places in society and his voice rose to high-| Her c T'GET BOPPED ON help make a better world. ray ie ems i but had \CORPUS DELICT! i I WARN YE, SNUFFY SMITH! Be UH--SPEAKIN' OF LAW the homemaker have the honor of Cabinet Rank For ! provi JUGHT BY POT” AS IM HIGH SHERIFF LC WATCH bearing that dignified name rather 110 instead | IG } HOOTIN' HOLLER T AIM TO f Ye BETTE! and YORE TR THAT THAR than the ordinary one of housewife, now goes © Se incorpor-|_ MEXICO CITY | | vealed by (The end) . for which she so cften feels it nec: Security Agency roel: i Bheoyesepteiis gt Math oanmalit against Mrs.|| WASHINGTON (#—The adminis- approval WaS say they, killed & Lee’s crusade is that housewife js | tration plan to elevate the Federal ¥ ne vote was cast produce. theabodande a natural heart-meaning word, to | Security Agency to a Cabine’ k ay provision—that | a, men said tse all except shobs,and-homethaker |4¢partment continues its is a made-up word. >. |course through Congress S e thought t e Too “occupations already| The Senate Government Opera-| “set a bad precedent are ‘ to artifical titles that | tions Committee approved if Mon- | : - - accident from: be'n sound a bit ridiculous. Janitors be-|4ay in the form in which the) Bob Du for the bus operators sy the came custodians and. now are | House passed it last week. In so Chicago Cubs all-around | man and tossed his bo.y building superintendents. Bill ¢ol-| doing, the committee went beyond | athlete at B on, O., high! near the city lifn''s. lectors are ‘credit counsellors and | the report of its own subco hool e he earned 11 letters; Without the body, pol!:> garbage collectors, sanitary patrol-| tee, which had appr file charges. men. Before long traffic cops will | be stationary street safety dirce- tors and mailmen will be travelifi; communications engineers. _ A housewife could be called by a lot of titles—childherder, Hearth. watcher, matekeeper, Rearenats, doghouse supervisor, or paycheck guardian. She could even be calleci “homewife,” although that we raise the question as to whether there was an office wife in the background, too. But if the annoyed kitchen cuties will take one man’s advice—well, instead of fighting against that term housewife, they'll fight for it. It has a-lot of heart and history | behind it, and no one ever ridiculed | it except in envy or ignorance. | Security Council Enlarged By Ike WASHINGTON — President Eisenhower has enlarged the Na- | tional Security Council and, the | White House said Monday, “has been giving attention to strength- ening and improving (its) opera- tions.” The council is the top defense policy-making agency. ° | Named to sit .with the council | were Secretary of the Treasury! Humphrey and the director of de- fense mobilization when one is ap- pointed. Arthur S. Flemming is |now acting director. | In the past, the council has in-} \eluded the President, vice presi- dent, secretaries of state and de- ‘fense, mrvtual security administra- tor and the chairman of the Na- tional Security Resources Board. YES! AND I HOPE THERE AN ARTIST IN Ou-IT'S ¥ WILL BE A DELEGATION FROM ) MAGGIE'S. FAMILY! | | WHERE | THE ART SOCIETY PRESENT! / THAT'S SOMETHING CLINKY HAS BEEN ABROAD DIFFERENT! -- WELL- I HOPE THE BOAT 3 : (——) er | | ot) NO- BUT THERE WAS A DELEGATION FROM THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT! THEY WANT TO STUDY THE PHONY BANKNOTES HE'S BEEN ENGRAVING” UMIHLV4 dN ONIONINA SO DO FRECKLES! WELL, GET GOING! | DONT KEEP WONDER-) WHAT A JOKER! 4 UGHT TO BE A LEARN TO LOVE HIM “HE KINOA } | | ; Cheddar cheese goes by a num-| ber of names: “Store” cheese: | American cheese: American | cheddar cheese. Nowadays ched Ruth Carlisle was convinced thst on the day love came fo her, bells would sing ts jdar cheese comes rind-free in air-~ ind trumpets 6 od a clear, strong voice tell her that the resitant wrappers in mild me jdium or sharp flevors Lent, use cheddar cheese in sou When Dan Cu ty | sandwiches iowe? She couldn't a precticing jand salads. aed. im toppings {eT icuer and acted & shrewd for Ruth's simple Golden City tastes, ‘casserole dishes of fish or eggs. | | Read this diverting and warmly human romance of « girl with ears attuned to rameqis's.oup i | THERES PLENTY ) SRE THAT Came THE WALP-MASK sy) ; MNES! . posediy clarion call. who almost mixed bearing love's quiet muted voice. nw... THE VOICE OF LOVE The Romance Starting Thursday In The Citizen 14 OSI JHL