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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

fCnneimmed From Pare One)
humdreds o. pawNNds ~ esmAem ssa@
anxhora.~
Ths museum wM provide . 30
cal paint Cor underwater expedi-
tlons II . hoped thet L wnl build
up q fund for acquisition and cs.
velopment. Cart. Tony said.
@As q starter, however. we WI
have Cor exhibits. TIE coral. sponge.
old eannun and eiher trophies "a
TIA So already collected"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

CONTINUED From Pare Onel
motion be started with signs along
The highway from Fort Lsuderdale
10 Miami telling winter visitors ol
the attractions Of Key West.
I'VE still set people down here
who ere mlsinformed about Key
West" Levitt said. "Many people
stiIl believe that they have 10 bring
their own water. that there are M
hotel or motel accommodations and
that the island Il infested with mos.
qultoes. We have got 10 sell Key
West"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
CITY TO ROLL OUT

eCon&inueo won rage 00eI
County officials. students and the
High School band 10 Join with the
entire city 10 see that SGT. Cook
IL given q fitting welcome.
Suggestions for plans win be
welcomed by any and everyone In
hon0ring this distinguished Key
West lad" Mayor Harvey said.
Those persons desiring b joln
forces with the City Fathers are
requested 10 telephone the office Of
City Manager Victor Lang as 2.
22lI. he added.
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econainued From PAGE One1
'1ewd and lasciyious" BY q Navy
Chaplain.
Apparently. Captain Buckiey's
reprimand stems from the fact
that ne issued only orai orders
against holding q necok1 Charity
Carnival smoker after an evening
Of Iewd movies at en- earlier az
fair. The first stag show took
place Feb. Z at tha Cuban Club,
while the second vas held . week
later. AZ the latter affair. Q girl,
identified only - Sheila. appear
Cd. at which time indecent acts
alleRedly took place.
capsaIn nvxkiey wee else
scorsd aor his asiituas In Insist
imw om incrsassd smokaF &C.
siwity. BE has hsan gnofed as
tellinw q Charity Carnival
-plmmninu Wsoup- NAT -fhsY
should waTk harder OF fhsY
woulA Be haxpeonsd." Ne made
. Esfsssnoa - ne "baxhs~ en- .
haEpoen and sid the wsspon
~would 90 fn lot easier fhan
u would eerae eat
Projects designed 30 raise mon.
ey for Ire carnival included. Ia
addition 10 IT, siag show, q GIN
mick known a. highway rob.
berry Il was pointed out
This consisted q stopping car
e the caution light in front a ths
gate a the Naval Air Station ant
asking for contributions 10 ths
charity fund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

east even q message that he vas
alive on the Communist radio be.
cause 81 didn't want 10 open the
door" Cor propaganda breakfasts.
81 am counting The hours Until
I return home" ~ said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
The
Weatllerman


Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued warm and
humid with scattered showers
through Saturday. Light 10 mod
crate winds. mostly East and
Southeast. High tomorrow, 80:
low tonight, 90.
Florida: Continued warm and
partly cloudy with occasional
widely scattered showers
jacksonville through the Flor.
ida Straits and East Gulf: Light
10 moderate variable winds most.
~ southerly over north and east
90 southeast over south portion
Weather partly cloudy through
Saturday with widely scattered
showers.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
northeast 20 east winds and part
" cloudy weather through Satur-
day. Few widely scattered show.
ers.
Weather Summary for the
Tropical Atlantic. CARIBBEAN Sea
and Eastern Gulf Of Mexico; See
latest advisory on Atlantic storm.
A weak wave remains nearly sta
tionary across the Western b.
hamas, Central Cuba into the
northwestern Caribbean Sea at
tended BY scattered showers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04


Juan NJ. Sanialla. 70. passed
away Tuesday In Havana, Cuba.
after q short Illness.
The body Ia being brought 10 Key
West for burial. Funeral services
wili be held Saturday afsernoon n
: ,. n. In the Chapel a TIE Lopsz
Funerai Home.
Burial wlll be In Dr. Felhg Ware.
In Ledge y and AZ 10. 90 bot a
ne City Cemetery. Masonie sGF'
vices wiIl be hid Al the sravsslde.
Pnllbearers wal - selected rem
TIE member6hip.
Mr. Santnlla was q employee q
the r and o Steamship Co. am6
sailed Oh all ef their ships for mans
years hetmeen here ard Havana
and thea from Miami to Havana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

Rslaaivo Asvmldisy. . AM
T6R
marumessr eses LEVEL, Zee A.M,
Na3 ins.--i0l3.s mba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

ADDITIONAL 1A1& 6AtA
Rslarwass esaslsns ksY wsss
TIRE 81 Elsiuha .
Evening star., 1953-01-06
BY the Assoeictsd Press

FORT WORTH. Tex. Jan. 6.
"A 20-year-oid Army inductee
Bud Long-left for military
duty today pondering advice sent
him by his brother. condemned
to death by court-martial for
rape and murder.
The boys mother learned yes
terday that Pvt. James e. Long,
81, had received communication
Of his death sentence to life
Imprisonment.
Mrs. Sidney Woods. 43, said
she screamed. then cried for the
last time in my life" when she
received from President Tru-
mans military aide, Maj. Gen.
Harry Vaughan. news of the
presidential action.
Two days earlier. Bud and his
17-year-old brother. Fred, re-
ceived similar last letters" from
the brother who had heen SEN
fenced to death for raping and
killing an aged Korean woman
and raping her 11-year-old
granddaughter.
Kid" one of the letters said,
Evening star., 1953-01-06
GET FREE FACTS BOOK
FROM ANY GM DEALER

Facts Books, containing complete
contest rules, entry blank, and
important information, are avail
able in these help-yourself dis
plays at your nearest Chevrolet,
Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick,
Cadillac, GMC Truck or
Frieidaire dealer.
Or you can get one by writing
General Motors Better High.
ways Awards, General Motors
Building, Detroit 2, Michigan.
NJ
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Trdlpper Tl|' :. and Bear
Found Dead; Fight 10
Fatal Draw indicated
By the Associoted Press

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 6.
The story of what appeared to
be a fight to the death between
an. Alaska trapper and a ma
rauding black bear at a remote
mountain cabin was slowly being
pieced together today.
A coroner's jury still has not
ruled officially on what caused
the death of Rudolph H. Gaier.
so. the trapper. but new clues
turned up at his wilderness
cabin strengthened the theory
of a man VS.. beast battle that
ended in a fatal draw.
Mr.. Gaier was we'll known in
Alaska. where he had lived for
more than Is years. He was the
author of several articles pub
lished in outdoor magazines and
was an accomplished painter.
Mr.. Gaier, whose mother and
brother live at Chippewa Falls,
Wis, was found dead in his
blood soaked bed late last
month.
A bush pilot, Max Shellabar-
ger of Skwentna. discovered Mr..
Gaier's body on a flight with
supplies for the hermit trapper.
He brought the body here.
Later. returning to board up
the cabin 100 miles northwest
of Anchorage. Mr.. Shellabarger
probed; in the deep snow outside
the door and uncovered the
gaunts body OF a bullet-riddled
black bear,
United States Deputy Marshal
T. A. Langford. who made an
on-the-spot investigation yes
terday, said he believed Mr..
Gaier was asleep in his cabin
when the bear broke in.
The, trapper then apparently
threw a lantern at the intruder
and jumped out of a window,
fired number of shots through
the door and finally peeked in
to see if the animal was dead.
The bear, in its death throes,
is thought to have attacked Mr..
Gaier, clawing him fatally be-
fore it dropped. The trapper
presumably crawled to his bed.
where he died of his wounds and
exposure.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Condemned GI Sends Advice
On Army to Kid Brother

this letter will be the last. So
don't try to grieve over me.
'"You can't guess how hard 1t
is for me to write like this. I
hope it won't sound too mushy.
Tomorrow's Christmas again.
This will make my fourth away
from home.
e. If at anytime you should
join the service. keep your nose
clean. If you don drink now
please don't start. It vii. get you
in a lot of trouble. I hope you
can do this one little thing for
me. You know that I would do
anything for you that I could
80 be a good boy, OK?
Take good care of yourself.
Your brother. Sonny"
When Mrs. Woods received the
letter with the three-cent stamp
on it from the White House she
said she thought it would tell
of James execution. Size had
been distressed. because Amy
officials told her husband they
didn't have to send back" Longs
body.
"1'd given up hopes Of any
Evening star., 1953-01-06

thing more than that" she said.
Now she's planning a couple of
trips. Said the happy mother:
I'm going to Leavenworth or
any place they send him as soon
as he gets in the States.
Then, if we can get our dilap-
idated car going, I'm going to
Missouri and shake President
Truman'S hand"
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Rice and Potuto Diet

TAIPEH, Formosa. - Rice
and sweet potatoes constitute
the standard diet of Formosars.
But many fruits are grown in
Formosa, including oranges.
bananas, pineapples, watermel-
ons, papayas, pomelos. lines and
lemons.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Gen. Burress Tukes Post

NEW YORK. Jan. 6 R.-Lt.
Gen. Withers A. Burress, who re-
Gently returned from a tour Of
duty in Europe, yesterday took
command Of the 1st Army,
with headquarters on Governors
Island. He succeeded 1t. Gen.
Willis d. Crittenberger, retired.
Evening star., 1953-01-06

we are hlehfy grained at the enthusiastic recep.
ton the Better Highways Awards Contest is
receiving.
This response comes from transportation experts
and civic leaders. aswell from newspaper editors
and radio and television commentators 1t also
comes from you folks whose way of living 80 greatly
depends on keeping our nations wheels rolling
over safe, Efficient modern streets and highways.
We know that already thousands of you busy
setting down your thoughts on how to solve the
highway problem
But-with nearly two months before the
contest coses-we look forward to even more
contest entries.
For hope, when this contest ends to have
wealth of down.to-earth, common.sense thinking
from you on this tremendously important problem.
So, if you haven't already entered, may we urge
you to do 50.
/Z7T6~SH@o
Harlow H. Curtes
AeAsf PrssJsss Gsssrsl Motors
Evening star., 1953-01-06

GENERAL MOTORS BETTER HIGHWAYS AWARDS
g. MICHIGAN
Evening star., 1953-01-06
IN GENERAL MOTORS
BETTER HIGHWAYS AWARDS CONTEST
l62 Aa'ards 70taling SI94,OOO

ANNOYED at city traffic jams? Worried about the
N hazardous condition of the highways you and your
family have to travel?
Then here's your chance do something about it. YES
and at the time win yourself sizabe cash award
For General Motors is offering this impressive list of
awards for what distinguished group of judges consider
the best essays on the subject:
Hoe to plan and pay for the safe and
adequate highways ,ve need"
There are six national awards: S25OOO S1OOOO $5OOO
and three of $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
no THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALE-N.W. tcont. J

Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY, JANUARY rs. 1858
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

LA SALE PARK Center entrance,
Germ. Colonial brick, like new, near
churches, schools, shops, bus: very
NEIT Realtor. Ma. 6-6s4i or RI.
FOR SALE By OWNER-1nc. mod,
e9mpl. furn.: bedrms., rec. rn..
s. .1ss sss asas s1s s9R "a
l7os SIN sT., N.f.-,er. campu,
School. 3-bedr16. brick. new house
eond.; bsmt. with iavatory; front
porch; fenced yard on alley. $16,.
95O; Open Sun: 2 I'll DARK OF hy
spps. PARKHItd-s2EDAN CO. ~.
se05 3. Z AVE. NJ rms, hath.
rare: on h.-w.h. W. c. dERBIcH.
NV has1 81 Il I'll Lux ua; RAsaBLER2 Il.
bedrms. q with extra tiled lava
tcrys FL BIG ,t Lying 6 I'm: q: I. with f,repl:.
disposal attic fan that really cools.
very nice hsfnt.; price. S18,5OQ. IN
clides refgr. and Anchor fence.
Come out and see the hne materials
and workmanship Go to $500 New
Aampshire ave. turn right on Osie-
taken Omen sun. Max MILES, ;aSH
Ii. 7-2100 or ia. 9-Sa63.
3. CARITOI-For large family or
entertaining; Is rooms, 3 baths.
2%car garage, ample storage; sub.
stantiAl cash required. NE. 6-6e63. :
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. NE.
Modern prewar built semidet. brick:
8 rnla., III baths. rec. rm.s storm
windows. VERY reass terms. Can
uhsl srncx CO. Il. s-ssss
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Westn1oreland Hills

New det. center hall brk. 6 spacious
rms. pa baths incl powder rm. 1st
a. Full bSmt.; gar; large porch;
wooded lot. Close to D. c. line. Pur-
chaser can choose decorating. EARL
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MICHIGAN PARK

MONASTERY AREA
FIRST. OFFERING Of this modern,
detached brick In. an exclusive loca.
tion. A 12-year-old home with slate
roof concrete porches. 9 spacious
rin. with fireplace: also firepiace in
living rnn.; brick garage; oil heat.
Truly Q fne home priced to sell.
1mmediate possession. Call LA.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.M..

COLORED--FTRsT TIME offered--
~. sc. and Webster, semidet.. 20
tne rm.. kit, 3 iee. bedrnls., lIs
baths. gas heat: low price and reas.
terms. Must see to appreciate. ST.
s-S4e6ir irsMEs;;s ssyMss;; "a pA.i5se 250457 ya
Evening star., 1953-01-25
WOOnRTnCE

On Rhode Island ave. detached
house of z rooms, bath, oii hot
water heat, 2-car brick garage, enc
closed and cpen porches: this Is the
stalled many attractive features not
contemplated BY the builder: the
cellar is bright ana bone dry under
all conditions; the condition Of the
house Is such that q new owner
need DO nothing but move IN and
THIS can be done. without delay.
call Mr.. Hurd, EN-. 3-0652. LOUIS
q. SHOEMAKER, 1918 & street
NV. MA. S-1166.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

u II
Realtor, MA. S-33l6
Ewes. OIL 4-4O74 e--.25
MODERN BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 to 5
LEWI6DAIE
1924 CHAPMAN ROAD
Lovely 2-bedroom brick rambler must
pc sold. Owner transferred. Liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rra., beaIti-
ful kitchen. House IS pacant---just|
like new, only few months cid. Full
basement, gas heat.
Out Riggs I'd. to Uni.
yersity lane, right to 23rd ave-, right
2 blocks to Chapman I'd.
LEWfSDAIR
2413 UNIVERSITY LANE
immaculate 3-hedroom brick ram.
Kits full basement. gas heat. Gse lsrse
level lot. Yacaut--1mmed. posses
son. Only $l6,950 on reas. terms.
!. . PESK COMPANY
5o15 12en 81: M.E. La. 6-6660
Evening star., 1953-01-25
oPEN SUNDAY. TToT
AH53 18th ST NE

CENTER HALI--BRICK COLONIAL
. bedrooms, ga baths, recreation
room, model Kitchen, patio with
Anchor fenced. yard; near every.
tning. Tne price Is right and the
HpTopsrty Hx dsn. merits your inspecticn
Out Michigan ave. ne. to Queens
Chapel terrace. left to end Of Street,
then left to our sign.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2005.
COLORKD--BEAUTlFUL woodbridge.
4-bedrm. brick house, ami. OAK
noors, chestnut-trim throughout.
gas h.-v.h.. thoroughly Insulated.
cIoss cIosm to SindowS, trsns ETC. c.5 sr,ss
coEoSEpMwS atH sEiaSs1 SSDRsPPbBs RsPPbBsdr = custom. custom
Guilt Colonial. all modern, large
rooms. all-chestnut trim. superb
Kitchen, 2 large colored-tile baths.
rec. rr1. auto. h.-W.h.: garage;
isssnssS sea los SovR Real @ Ssrrein sosdl sdl7.sS1,
CoLoSED--wooDRIDGE-lo nD rms.
baths; can be used for apts.s
gp5o ggesp 5ot' garage. Du. 7-2634.
CoT6SREEDn-NR. 10th AND K IS srs.
eA.Sst NSAS SsC9As G~8Hy. uOuoes G1S
6; raf rHSsEs. %1 sA; s;;SsgS Az aS II IEM. asOo4s.
cOLORED--NEAR ELLIOT JUNIOR
HlGH--Only S495 down. Two-story
brick dwelling; 6 rooms and bath,
h.-w. heat; close to schools, Shopping
and transportation. Only $7b per
month. Cali Mr., Mccarthy, Sun. and
MSkD sysi w. NSRRis. NeSsRRis SssP.ors, gssa Mo22 29s
coI6RED SSte Fl NV; woobR75sSSss5r;etss SG; 775sSs5 ss
rms, breakfast nook: full bsmt., oil
h..w:h.: storm windows; lse. lot,
Substantial cash required. call
CSE6REbi CS6EE6SRaEAi u so, obSssi iorH sr.--Nic.
2.bedroofn, semidet. home; GOOD l0s
cation. easy terms. Lu. 1-S420, w.
COToRED-iO1o + sT. N.E.-KFo1;
condition. S12,950. Ideal for home
and income. Shown by appt. efily.
Mr. Jones. 20: 2so4o0; ewes. and
Evening star., 1953-01-25
COLORED
SEEN BY APPOINTMENT
BROKER COOPERATION
INVITED
54O6 COL CRADO AVE. NV

A real Colonial det. home. FIRST floor,
living rm;, dining rm., library With
closet. kit, sun parlor, complete
mod bath. 2nd a.. 4 lee. bedrooms
and hall bedroom. 2 complete baths:
Srd. a. rms. completely tiled
2-car garage; on lot 60x126; con-
yenient to 14th st. and 18th st.
Transportation.
1900 block Wailacli pi. n.w.---6 rms.
bath. h.-w.h., gas; cellar under en-
1T0O blk. 9th st. n.v.---1st comull. !:
8 rms, bath. h.-W.h.; corner.
400 hlk. ria. ave- u.Ws--Semidet.; !;
8 rms, bath. h.-w.h.. gas.
,..e 80. guy TIsNER - /, .1n,
Evening star., 1953-01-25
VACANT
5109 3rd ST. NV.
OPEN SUM-, ] TO S

Beautiful 0.room row brick, with
concrete Colonial front porch, 8 bed
with pine-paneled recreation. room,
gas H.-W.H.: brick garage. Owner
I0' $si5,e5o-s2.5oo DOWN
r. A. HUMPHREYS
s0e N. Capitol. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
CoLORER-lS0 8 ST. N:W-s lge.
a bareain. La. S-4o44. Ia. 6-os$s.
.coLoRED-17sh AND BUCHANAN
sris s5isI6esut b6ms S,,.. COZ ,csso ,colonisl ast @
ms rm. 25xl5. dining rm.. mod. Kit.
powder rm. screened porch 25x13;
2nd f.. 3 lge. bedrms., 2 baths: attic
finished; rec. rm.. bar, maids rm.
ana bath. luandry rr1. Can't dupli-
cate for $39 800: Inspect by appt.
Ny %o 7lSzs9p e OWNER RA- s-ls993s 9s or
CcLoRED. se5th AND M ST. NV
1000 down buys this completely
redec. house that can be used as 8
apis DAVID NIMETz. RE. 7-6039,
CoLoRED = SPRING RD., only
$4,000 fown; 2 complete apts.; 8
rms, 2 baths; excel. cond.: garage.
w. CLIFFORD SHERTzER, RE. 2
2201. JU. 5-7747. Us
CoLORED-41OO BLK. N. HAMP-
SHIRE. SHIRE AvEs.-ssmidet. AVE- brick; 3
frances; very attrac. and in peri.
cond.; owner can occupy 2-bedrn.
apt. with den and scr. porch; pvt.
bath and kit, and still have income
o. $3.50 per mo. A real buy to
MR.. ALLEN. JU. b-26os. -s5
COLORED-NEAR 9TH ST. NV
Six rms. bath, full bsInt.. row brick;
in new-house condition; Insulated
with storm windows, glassed rear
sSes., Gas! M6; T6:; sso5s7' coHEN ME. s-sS94; Ss
coLoRED-LooK-7oo block Rock
come; coionisl BRICK. a Three Ha apts.. ts.
e., e., 81 Sfis;S; sSsss Hs'' 3;ER
| COL LoRED-4-UNIT APT. BLDG,
excel. NV loct:: eonyen. to schools
shopping districts, churches; excel.
buses-streetear service; units con-
condition.; Oil I h..w.h.: si ample sIu: supply Diy
OF hot water: summer and winter
hookup; pvt. bath; sep. gas and
elec; meters; nice front and rear
yards Reas. price. with substantial
MSGlRE Ho oHRSin =. Se ErT.
DEvELoPMENT Corr. -
COLORED-NR. 9th AND DECATUR
81 900 cash will handle this p
rm. brick with gas ht., garage.
COLoRED-AsKING s3, 600 DOWN.
Spring I'd. near 18th st, rms.
baths. complete apartments; ga
RE. 7-22O1. JU. 5-7747.
COLORED--ATTENTION professional
men: 8 rms. and b.. front and rear
porches. Modern sd. brick home. mr..
Fl eer + ass 900 Sc SsR ssRn. Mqss sTEsnE I'll Msfs sE
coIoREsDI "a: n tSo' 18th AND WEBSTER
SITS. N.W.-s rms. semidet.- brick;
4 bedrms., 2 baths End A.; lge.
liv. rrn., din. rm. west music rm.,
1st NJ ds,. huge bsmt:. gas heat: 2.csr car
entertained. Cali MRS. LEWIS. IA.
9-517S.
cSSsehtSs' S9sa sOd.s' RI To- ! S. AYE. g r@.. n;w 8
s5TEgIE. H. f.n 7-o4asS. asSn ia, 9ssii@sesSB'. s.iseSe
C0LORED-&-STORY BRICK SEMI
detached. each foor has 4 rooms,
v bath in bsmt.. OIL heat. gsrage.
extra lot; upper Petworth. nr. Geor-
gia ave; Hurry. this viii NOT last
e. lone. NATHAN SILVER. Tower
COLO oRED-45O7 i5th ST. NV
Brick. z ,lge. rms. bath. gas heat.
saSas esns ao6 o6en res sunSs PSSsshes sFfss e wo
6.712k or MA 9.3949
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES sALE-N.E. teens.l
4ef0 18th ST. NE.

OPEN sUNpAY, ripEsA IS PM
2 rear porches and bath; recr. rm..
gas h.-w.fi. Priced for irnmed. sale.
J. LEE poNNELLY /
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-22
LISTEN AMERICANS!
-. by George S. Benson
eS~aids~a ~ b@~SAa~U cosSSOs

The U. S. NEWS weekly magazine devoted to
national and world affairs has completed intensive
staff study of nations and the effect OF
rates of taxation its Its findings are important
to all citizens.
The researchers noted that years the federal
25 per the national income in buying vast
quantities of goods and services and charging its own in
dusr and business enterprises which compete with private
business And now when control the economy should
be shifting back to private enterprise the incentive for pr
investment found to be smothered by taxes running
up much 90 per cent of income.
1T going take drastic cutting and drastic changes
in taxes concludes the IT, S. NEWS eff private capitalism
is to work freely and its in the United States
form of state capitalism with government doing the in
vesng will have to emerge unless private funds increase"
State capitalism" used here means socialism.
The crossroads" in economic life is just ahead
With atomic energy awaiting Development with the science
of chemistry opening vast industrial horizons, and
with population growing nation stands today at
the threshold of its most prosperous The development
cannot be healthy lasting however, unless through
the normal progress of private enterprise system.
For government to attempt it under state capitalism
socialism would mean the destruction of American
way of life and time the loss of individual freedom
And yet will take the job incentive isn't
restored to private enterprise.
Tax policies need Overhauing at 1t is the most i'm
poran task for the and the people The study
tax rate at figure low enough ignite the dynamic profit
motive would the way for doubling living standard
within the next 80 years And from this broadening and
mounting production of wealth under private enterprise would
adequate for all the needs of sound
gresSive government without gripping anyone This i'm
mediate goal toward which all citizens should push with all
their might
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-22

Aurora, had the misfortune of get
ting a finger ground off while
working in the cannery at Aurora
High School She was treated at
Oakland, after which she returned
home.
Ray c. Judy left Tuesday evening
by bus for Kansas City, Mo, where
he had an appointment with a den
tai surgeon.
Mrs. Roscoe Teets and little son,
of Union, Ohio. were recent guests
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lantz, of near
Aurora.
George Wotring, who recently re-
ceived a discharge from service. is
at the home of mis- parents, Mr. and
Mrs. win Wotring, of Horse Shoe
Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Riggs, OF
Oakland. we're Monday evening
guests with friends in Eglon.
Mrs Edith Harsh received a
badly lacerated hand recently when
she came in contact with an cleo
trio fan at her home at Eglon.
Miss Jean Fike entertained
friends from Minerva, Ohio, over
the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Fike,
at EglOn.
Sunday guests at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Galen Fike, of Egg