The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 3, 1953, Page 4

Page & THE KEY WEST CITIZEN The Key West Citizen A Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County tb. P ARTMAN Publisher NORMAN D, ARTMAN Business Manager Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES 25661 and 2.5662 Member of The Associated Press—The entitled to use for @ not otherwise published here. Member Florida Press Association and Associate Dailies of Florida Subscription (by carrier), 25¢ per week; year, $13.20; by mail, $15.60 ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION The Citizen is an open forum and invites of public issues! Publish an discussion and subjects of local : or general interest, but it will not Associated Press is reproduction of all news dispatches credited exedited in this paper, and”also the local’ news ss ON IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Hotels und Apartments. Pavilion, FEDERAL CAREER WORKERS The effort of the Republican Administration to trim Federal payrolls in some departments is causing a contro- versy over the status of Federal career workers in Wash- ington. Hundreds of recently laid-off Government career workers are organizing in rn e’"-~ to get th-~-elves now Federal jobs. _ On Capitol Hill some Cong..s....en and Senators are accusing the Civil Service Commission of shirking its re- sponsibility to Federal career workers. Naturally, this congressional criticism of the Commission encourages recently-fired employes to bring about pressure, on both Congress and the White House, intended to force action by the Government to fi-? new jobs for the leid-off em- ployes, It seems evident t..at i: the Acminisi.acion is going to economize on the payroll by reducing the number of Federal employes, some career employes are going " to be left without work. This, however, does not bar them from private jobs and casts no reflection on their abilities. If the idea that the Government is responsible for'all its career employes, regardless of Government needs and the economic situation is sold to the country, the Federal bureaucracy is sure to grow steadily, and never be reduc-' ed. : In a democracy this is a real danger and it is impor- tant that nothing is done which would hamper the Gov- ernment in a legitimate policy of economy. We do not un- derestimate value to the Government of career workers nor contribution which many make by serving continually in Government employment for'a period of years. Gener- ally speaking, the dismissals should be worked out so as to fall heavily on recently-added workers. But the dis-| missal of several hundred Government employes, some of them career employes, is no crime and is only the opera-| ‘tion of the natural law of supply and demand in relation to the economic resources of the Government. The tax- paying public approves of the dismissals. The number of people who do not know how to read editorials is almost equalled by the number of editors who do not know how to write them. It requires courage to state your opinions publicly, especially when it’s remembered they may be called to| your attention years later by a hindsight expert. Crossword Puzzle across 28. Beverage 4. Ethical 31, Grow sle 6 Hobby 13. Boat 9 Part of an 15. Stain ear of "36. Gaelic 38,On the ocean 39. Made a cer- tain chess [RTATSTHEBIATR BM Te EM) IAINI TIE MMO IE MATIC e INIOIRIAMMY)AIMBAIPIE|S| INIEJAIT| ad IVIGMMIAIMIO|S ITIOIN IME IRIS! AIMIUIR| LDA INIAIMIE 0] BARN PIE INNER YIEST) jAleluya! - . . Volvieron las cam- panas cantarinas, a anunciar a los creyentes la resurreccién del Hijo ide Dios. .. . Y otra vez, la huma- |dentro del propio templo, Saturday, October 3, Lid | NOTAS CUBANAS Por RAOUL ALPIZAR POYO RESURRECCION Poemita nidad postrada de hinojos, sonrie ante la ascencion del Divino cru- cificado. . . En el retablo del ara, el preste pide “gloria a Dios en las alturas y paz en a tierra a los hombres de voluntad” . , . Uno y otro sa- bado de gloria, cada afio, va hacia ‘lo alto la misma peticién, el pro- pio ruego, , . Y los hombres fuera del templo, arremeten los unos contra los otros, en sangrienta lu- cha. .- . La mayoria, no busca el pan nuestro de cada dia; busca la linea del menor esfuerzo, la suave caricia de un bienestar cémodo, sin esfuerzos, sin tener en cuenta como, ni por donde llegé a sus ma-| nos, la riqueza codiciada. . . Y alli, en el altar, el Crucifica- HAL BOYLE SAYS" NEW YORK W—What are you come so popular you will end up doing, fellows, to brighten up that barefooted. ‘old barn you call a home? | There are lots and lots of cute! Wives are always reading arti- things to do with neckties you tire cles called ‘‘101 inexpensive ways of. You can sew them into a color- to cheer up your boudoir,” or “99 ful bathroom shower curtain, al- hints on how to help your kitchen though, of course, they do get a bit get over the blues.” (The first of soggy, and if you bump into them the 99 hits, of course, is to paint you may turn colorful yourself. it red.) , But for some reason the helpless you thought of saving your old cig-| husband generally is told his only ar stubs and letting them scak in a way to make his house happy is to saucer of water on the floor? | go down in the basement and ham- They'll give your clothing a heady, mer it a rickety bookshelf which lingering fragrance and void the usually ends up in the guest bed-/heavy odor of mothballs. If they room. And ever after this room don’t drive out the moths, change! gives him a resentful look when- your brand of cigars. j ever he enters. It never forgives) Have you ever yearned to put up him. jsome really picturesque bird nests? Actually, however, any sensible Why not use your old hats? Try) ‘}man can ‘find hundreds of ways,|them in your front yard tree and) whether he dwells in puptent palace, to give it those little golden'trophobia in the ordinary wooden! touches of charm and grace that bird home, and complain of a dark, | makes all the difference between a Closed-in feeling. A hat nest gives | house and a real home. them plenty of fresh air and a Yes, fellows, you too can tease splendid view. | For demothing your closet have) tt or see. Mother birds often get claus-'co} lun homenaje a aquel que murid' serenamente y que después ocupé de ascender o descender, en la la diestra del Gran Sefior del Uni- ruta de las superaciones espiritua- verso... +. jos afectos!. . ;Si asi pudieran vol-| 7 ver a brotar flores en el arbol, ya)pensando acaso que lo ignorado mustio, de nuestras caras ilu-| siones! . , , ;Si asi pudieran ser traidos al redil hogarefo, las ove- jas escarriadas! . . , Entonces, re- picarian otra vez las campanas y la humanidad, recibiria la santa hombre a su paso por la existen- | ialdad, suelen prender en su al- ma, alejandole de toda posibilidad ide una salvacion espiritual. . . - Para el hombre, no existen re- surrecciones y acaso por saberlo a plenitud, no le detiene en su jor- | sus semejantes, ni aun el peligro’ les. . . Va violentamente, sin mi- iSi asi pudieran resucitar los vie-/rar jamas lo que dejo atras, en je busca de la fortuna y del placer, nada dice a su espiritu y que a su paso por la vida, nadie podra juz- garle justamente, porque ya lo di- jo el Hombre de Nazareth, frente a las turbas encolerizadas, que apedreaban sin piedad, a la infeliz Maria Magdelena: ‘quien esté lim- pio de culpas, que tire la primera piedra”. .... Y volveran otros sabados de cia, no hay resurrecciones, ni otra|gloria a descubrir los altares y las gloria, que la de saberse bueno y/campanas atronaran el espacio, haber cumplido con sus debe-;con sus voces de acero, anuncian- res. . . Pero: sabe acaso el hom-jdo lo que pasé hace muchos si- bre, qué cosa es el Bien y cual esjglos. . . Pero, el hombre, seguira bendicion del cielo. ,...- Desgraciadamente, para los grandes sinsabores que sufre el your bathroom out of a sulky mood, and make your living room drop its| Why not pep it up by planting a few rows of tastefully painted old hangdog expression and break out in merry laughter. I do love a! laughing living room, don’t you? It doesn’t take a lot of money to give your home and yard that warm, cozy, friendly, lived-in look. All you need is a little time and ingenuity in putting to practical use the things you now thought- lessly throw away as of no value— such as old shoes, hats, cigar stubs, neckties and wornout light bulbs, Take an old shoe, for example. ‘Covered with aluminum paint and inscribed in gold letters, “old shoes a cunning decoration for your fire- place mantle. Useful, too, as you can put packets of matches in it. Your old shoes fixed up in this clever manner also make wonder. nada, la suprema consideracién dejful presents for your old friends, Particularly .the more sentimental ones. The danger is they will be- piritu, el suave y caricioso sim- bolismo de ese Sabado de glo- Pero, nada de esto, que es santo 'y es confortador de nuestro espiri- Porque, como si sobre los hombres pesara una horrible maldicién, las Ppasiones cada vez son mas violen- tas y el deseo de matar, prende y arafia el corazon del hombre, ha- ciéndole olvidar el hermoso sacri- ficio de aquel bienaventurado hom- bre del Gélgota. . . En el avatar horrendo de la existencia , acaso si la necesidad ‘de vivir, eva al hombre por ca- Now, about that garden of yours. | light bulbs? Urlike other bulbs, they need neither water nor spray- ing. A fellow named Jones brightened \Editor, The Citizen Everyone seems to write to “People’s Forum,” and I T'm no exception. Although a tive of Maryland, I have visi Key West each year for past years and feel as though I an Conch. I hope no one is offended by letter as that is not my intenti In fact, at home I am _ alwi boasting about the wonderful w4- ther in Key West. Many of people visited your city on my mmendation. But that is not what I wanted talk about. I'll come right to point. It is about the arrangem of the charter fishing boats alo the boulevard. To begin with, haf ‘a mile of beautiful scenery is m red by so many irregular pies. Then too, with the huge crow greeting the boats on their retw and no rail or guard along edge, someday someone will seriously hurt when they |broke the tips off the bulbs, put a tu, servira para que la humanidad band. He takes a real interest in se despoje un tanto de sus rencores'improving our home. 'y sus perturbadoras envidias. . . his garden by planting light bulbs|over the wall. Now, I do agree this jin the shape of his family crest./js 9 perfect location for the chart- Tiring of the jeers of his neigh-ier boats, but not under the preseit bors, he went out into the couatry shoddy arrangement. I believe, one night and caught a bunch of|and many of your townsfolk have fireflies. The next morning hejagreed with me, a single pier should be erected which id be long enough to accomodat all the boats. A perfect example % pier firefly in each, then sealed the hole with tape. | Soon after dark a dozen excited's at Miami. and old friends are best,” it makes|neighbors phones Jones, saying: I’m really and truly disappointed that some of your more progress- ive commissioners or the Cham- ber of Commerce haven't tried to do something about it long ago. I’m sure many of the natives of Key West would appreciate it, 1 know the tourist would. Well be- fore I get run out of town, I'd bet- ter leave. However, I hope to see the pier when I return next June. “IT thought you were crazy when you planted your electric garden, but it's in full bloom tonight. Could ‘you sell me some of those bulbs so I can plant them next year?” These are just a few helpful hints on how to give your tired old home a fresh and exciting look. But your real reward, fellows, will come when your wife; showing the wonders you have wrought to her envious lady friends, turns lovingly toward you as she says: “John isn’t like the average hus- Key West, Fia., September 30, 1953 e He WAS Hit OGDEN, Utah — Police had three witnesses to a hit-run acci- dent here. One told officers 45-year-old Vic- tor Coppers was struck by a taxi. A second witness said Coppers was hit by a truck and semi-trailer. A third saw the whole thing, He ‘told Officer Leroy Jacobsen it wat a black sedan. TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRRO el Mal? .. , Al nacer, no sabe dejsu sendero de luchas, de ingrati- los tortuosos senderos por donde ha'tudes, de placeres, o de rencores, ide cruzar y las tentaciones y lajsin recoger y albergar en su es- do, con sus ojos plenos de la luz de la eternidad, parece sufrir la tortura de los que nunca fueron comprendidos; de los que jamas pudieron convencer a los hombres de la necesidad de ser buenos. . . Por los altos ventanales del tem- plo y a través de los multicolores cristales, se desliza la luz que vi- ene de afuera, poniendo sobre la frente del Redentor sus _ reflejos, como si quisiera la propia Natura- leza, hacer inextinguible la lIla- marada de bondad que vivid en aquel cerebro y que le llevé a ser inmolado, por los mismos a qui- enes quiso redimir. ... tAleluya! .. Las campanas si- guen repicando jubilosas, en lo alto del viejo campanario, en cuyos muros se hacen el amor, las timi- das palomas de la vecindad. . , Ese amor fiel, sincero y caricioso, que las palomas sienten y que no es igualado por el amor bastaro, avido de bacanales y de orgias, que suele sentir la humanidad, que tiene hincadas sus rodillas ante el ara, jen actitud de oracién, que pocas jveces brota sincera del fondo de sus almas. . . jSabado de Gloria! . , . Al descen- der el tupido velo que cubre los al- tares, durante esta semana de ora- cién, parece que en el rostro de Jos santos, una sonrisa pone su nota de piedad en sus rostros de cera, como si dentro de sus sim- bolicos ropajes, plenos de color y OA £65 EY AS a JHEN Denton’s body was found, the Double D crew were hell- Star and tearing it apart, but were dissuaded by Silverstone’s mar- shal, Al lers, who pleaded for a chance‘to track the murderer down. By the time he was forced emegteeen oe Some eet e was pre- for attack, and the two out- its marked time, snapping and yn at each other like strange nah hiring all the hands they could Thi Palka! for 0 wile nese or a wi and wi en he had pumped the old fellow dry Jeff got up, to finish the bottle, and went out to stroll about town and piece out the information he had ac- quired. From where he stooc it appeared to Jeff as though he were enlisted in a just cause. The Double D had lost cattle, and yn Star _was sus- of stealing them, Dan Den- pm ot in the back and the es who had cause to mur- der him were the members of the ily or their crew. Mrs. Denton’s desire to drive them out of the valley was quite under- standable, even commendable. It was lic range and belonged de plateadas lentejuelas, hubiera to aa tee who could hold it. bent on riding right over to the} pull ‘un alma dulcemente comprensiva, jcapaz de sentir la ventura de esa A | Cruzé la doliente calle de lajand he saw Star men surging ,Amargura, levando el pesado ma-|‘rom the saloon to mass on the dero a cuestas y encontré en su/Sidewalk. At the ee time he via-erucis, al sencillo Cirineo que! 52¥ ee eT Palen lle ayudé a cargar la Cruz, mien-| [monet street, ee re his jtras las manos suaves, tersas Y/steps and presently could make jpuras de la Samaritana, lleva- . eee A the poe en ban un poco de agua a sus labios} Two | figures were fight- sedientos, cuando la Santa Verd-\ingin the street, their quickly ‘i ; shifting feet stirring the dust. nica enjugaba el sudor que brota- Jeff hal rad oa ba de su frente pensativa. . . Y|s:ort ‘This mi hes Sartiee Senin legé a la cima del Calvario y fué/ of a fierce bloody war. If six- \erucificado, mientras el maldito| guns began to centurién clavaba impiamente, su} A man came up, erie og and lanza, sobre el costado y trataba'stopped to ugh the He was approaching the Bonan- de calmar la agonia del Redentor, | levando a sus labios la esponja |2n¢ Je net te con el vinagre....- “You're a stranger, ai Bajo la Cruz, tres débiles mu-| Help me separate them or all hell jeres, Horaban sin consuelo, el/ is gonna bust loose.” tragico final de aquel varén, todo! Jeff said, “Lets’s go!” and they piedad, que trajo la dificil mision|tam out into the street de llevar a los hombres, por el] A man left the Starr crew and jeamino del Bien. . . went loping ome = | Después. . . La resurreccién. . A= ygases and a of Ed |Por eso las campanas repican ale- recognized. - igres todo sabado de gloria, como |gloom at Jeff. He was a big man|; The SIREN of SILVER VALLEY By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN Keever. He was calling, “Stop it, Blandon! You danged fool, I said stop it!” He seized one of the fighters by an arm and tried to him away. His opponent promptly socked Blandon on the chin, and Blandon, cursing in rage, tore away from Keever and sprang to retaliate. Jeff and the marshal arrived, and while the lawman and Keever pulled Blandon away, Jeff inter- bulk between the two Behera. e way, or I'll let you have it!” ff said, “Let her fly!” when the fellow did so, di caught the swingi told him| turned crew. “That ends it,” he said sharply. “There'll be no war ners thro e man he hai wn slowly to his feet and Jeff hae him over to his own side of the aad ined the mars’ _ Jel in e hal sslewale, and the lawman + ie Bora ee ai help. But look ir Si, feller Jou throwed, medicine. : _ ae feral could fi : sel eal soul, i wrong Be would nave shiet eith her, the victim of charm aw was nearing noon w! Teached the upper end of ley and started crossing of the hills which jutted into basin. At noon the Star bui were below him and g F re #8 Ee i268 ce Poke i ain’t you?}; Bod E minos de perdicién, donde al final solo encuentra, angustia, dolor yj profundas descepciones. . By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK # — President Ei- senhower’s tax troubles seem sure to become acute next spring. It makes some businessmen wonder out loud today whether the country may be in for another era lof deficit finascing. They note that ~\ { ” yy defense spending being cut down { to 40 billion dollars next year. =| But they Rites isn’t rene and she made a cherening ito ward off a treasury deficit, to anyone whose thoug! epee receipts fall off as presently not on Diana Denton. Jeff did no-| promised or scheduled tax cuts tice that her hair was the arp foreshadow. ‘ i rd nds toward lower in- eyes which regatded him through terest rates could be setting. the righ i ae hate in econ Hat aioe stage for an easier transition into smooth and richly tanned and|a deficit financing era, bankers there were freckles on the pert/note. Others wonder if the alter- native of new taxes isn’t more He halted his horse, touched the/likely. The one most talked about it and said, “Howdy.|is some version of the sales tax, ‘ou tell me where I/ny whatever name they decide to call it in Congress. The President’s dilemma, as Defense Secretary Wilson hints at) The victim, who didn’t see wha‘ hit him, said he was crossing the street to catch a ride. He said hr ‘did see the traffic light and i was in his favor, He was reported in satisfactor: {condition at a local hospital, jbeing put off for a time—the stretch-out in part of the defense program is an example. The treasury is dropping the in terest rate it. pays on the mone: it borrows, making it cheaper tv carry its debt. The Commodity Credit Corp. 1: hoping to place with commerci: banks 1% billion dollars worth ¢ certificates of interest in its ero: jloans at 2% per cent. The Chicag \Federal Reserve Bank would ac ‘as agent. If the banks take ove that amount, the treasury’s defic would be at least temporarily cut since CCC crop supports add to th deficit, The treasury today cut the rat it will pay on treasury saving notes that corporations buy. /° this: /the same time the Small Busines: about pas .|tax rates are due to nis Hb sure is a lovely spot. 5 ty the smell which comes from anaes 19: Dar aan owed eat your kitchen there must be trout|Promised, geocvergye Seber in this creek.” lose about five billion dollars in i Tevenue, saw while even teeth and a-dime| 10 April a scheduled cut in ex- ple in one chéek. “Yes, it’s lovely|cise taxes and a scheduled dip in and there are trout in the creek.|the ordinary corporate income tax’ Why don’t you get down and sam- ple my coo! * Jeff thanked ag bil res i RE GF i 4 5 8 H gq [ & 8 vise i Fe p H ze ye FL § i i ge i be i rit I! 61) ig Administration is hiking intere:' rates on loans to small business’ :That means less out-go and mc jin-take for the treasury, The Federal Reserve Board {: recent weeks has been easing th credit situation. Interest rate have been slipping lower. Th treasury can borrow money mor easily and for less—but cheaply yet, of course, as Italy has about 412 square mile. The first Spanish missions in Ne \Mexico imported cuttings of grap \vines from Spain. Political