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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05

a growing corporation. Marry her,
Then help her climb, step by step.
TO the top.
Here's how:
l. Keep her morale up by prais-
ing her at all times. Don't be a
knocker. Even If she makes mis-,
takes, tell her she's got the best
businesswoman's head since Het,y
Green.
2. Show an interest in her joa.
but don't tell her how 10 run IL
Never gossip about her associates.
and don't make her unhappy by
bounding her IL she doesn't get
raises as often as you think her
merit deserves.
). II her job requires that she
move to another city, don't cry.
Chin up, boy. Just move with her
4. Don't make scenes il she has
to work late at the office, and
don't get jealous II she has a male
secretary. Send him a birthday
card. Send him two, and make 4
real friend.
5. Avoid getting out of touch
with things just because you spend
most of your time at home watch.
ing television. Keep posted on base.
ball and politics and read good
books, so that she'll be proud Of
the way you can hold up your
end OF the conversation at office
gatherings.
6. Don't be penny wise and pound
foolish about your clothig. Buy
expensive suits. Remember, II is
important 10 your wife's career
that you look neat and well dressed
at all times.
7. Drink only to be social. Never
show up drunk with a blonde az
night clubs patronized by members
of your wife's corporation. You'd
be surprised how many $50, 900 A.
year tattletales there are In Amer.
lea.
9. When invited to the home ci
your wife's boss for dinner, re.
member they are looking you over
to see II she married the right
kind of guy. Be pleasant but re-
served In a gentlemanly way. Don't
try to tell the boss his business.
Your wife probably does that u
him all day long.
If you follow these simple basic
rules you are bound to have .
rich full existence. You will be
known as 1.-THE ideal corporate hus-
band" Your wife win be a wealthy
corporation executive--and know
In her heart she owes il all 10
you. the little man without whom
she'd have been just another cog
in a big machine.
p. S. One final tip--don't forget
early in your marriage TO teach
your wife to bring her payeheck
home in her mouth. It's really for
her own good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Plans Are Under
Way For Collins
Jan. Inauguration

TALLAHASSEE u With the
general election past. plans were
set in motion Thursday for the in
auguration of Gov. elect Leroy
Collins Jan. 4.
Jack Simmons. Tallahassee bus.
inessman. was named chairman Of
the inaugural committee.
simmons announced that AZ Col
Inns suggestion the inauguration
program would be ''dignified and
in keeping with tradition"
I'VE are not planning an extrava-
ganza." Simmons said. "Yes We
want every visitor 20 enjoy and
feel proud Of this historic oeea-
sion.
Traditionally, the inauguration
ceremony takes place at noon on
the first Tuesday in January. After
the swearing in, there comes
parade, reception and that night,
an inaugural ball.
Selection Of Simmons 20 head up
the inaugural committee was made
by Tallahassee Chamber Of Com
merce officials after consultation
with Collins, Secretary Of State
r. A. Gray and Tallahassee and
Leon County officials.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
TUESDAYS ELECTION PROVES WHAT
THE CITIZEN OFTEN HAS SAID

Human nature varies in one respect - its
sympathy always is with the underdog the man who is
stamped on so to speak. The Citizen, many tme has
maintained that you can't win an election by abusing
opponent and last Tuesdays election corroborated
that truth in contest that had evoked national interest
That race for governor of New York During the
week proceeding the day of election The Citizen pub
shed several Associated Press dispatches about the
viruent attacks that made Democratic nominee
Hartman by his Republican opponent Ives Governor
Dewey and by New Yorks Republican stumpspeakers
generally. The abuse backfred it always backfires
and Hartman by small majority in normally Re-
publican state.
Probably no other politician has been abused as much
in his hometown county has Representative Bernie
c. Papy Look back every he has made except
the first in 1882 and will find that his opposition
was based abuse You will find also that the greater
the abuse the more outstanding his victory.
So Tar as The Citizen recall, the most stunning
blow against abusive tactics was delivered against John
W. Martin in the 1882 Democratic primary Martin had
been elected in 1924, and tried for comeback
in 1882 He led in the first primary by So 900 votes The
rnnner-up the late Dave Sholtz
Martin began his second primary campaign in Bay
view Park in Key West He called Sholtz a Brooklyn
payboy said he ashamed of his race and ambasted
him in dozen other different ways. Martin continued
his attacks in every other speech he made from Key West
to Pensacola When the ballots counted Sholtz was
out in front by almost large majority had been
Martins plurality in the first primary
The most surprising outcome in Tuesdays election
was j. Srom Thurmonds victory for the United States
senate from South Carolina He is the only who has
a senate seat write-in vote His election was
remindfu of what the most enthusiastic campaign
conducted in Key West.
The late Norberg Thompson had refused to run in
the primary for county commission though many of
his friends had pleaded with him to enter the race He
just recacirant when group of friends tried to
get his consent ito in the general election wrten
vote But his friends persisted They launched active
campaign in every local precinct and week be-
fore election Mr. Thompson joined heartily in the move
ment Result: he was elected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
.RedChina Has
.Stupendous
Population

TOKYO, Nov. / R-Red China
has claimed the staggering popu-
lation of COL $3.50, 900. people,
The Peiping radio broadcast the
new figure, saying it was based on
direct census taken in June 1858.
1t gave no explanation as to why
the figure only now is being re-
leased.
The new figure is 100 million
more than the most recent esti-
mates used by the Reds them
selves, and from 125 to $50 million
more than most non Communist es.
Inmates.
In terms OF population, the new
figure makes the newest member
of the Communist group of nations
tower nearly twice as large as her
nearest competitor, India, where
the 1851 census reported 356,s29, :
ASS people.
Compared with China, Soviet
Russia's population numbered 1913
million according to a 1947 figure
released by the Kremlin. Recent
Soviet estimates have used the
round figure of 200 million. Even
so, Red China now boasts more
than three times as many people
as her big" Communist brother,
to whom she has been exporting
much-needed food in return for
military and industrial aid.
The 1850 census in the United
States showed $50, 1897 1861 people,
but recent estimates have pushed
this above the 100 million mark.
The Peiping radio said the 1858
census was taken by the State Blu.
reau of Statistics. 1t said the cen
sus did not reach Formosa, where
the Chinese Nationalist govern
ment of Chang Kai-shek holds
sway, nor "a few border areas and
in regions where local elections
had not yet taken place"
Nevertheless, Peiping apparent.
ly included not only the estimated
| 1900, 600 Chinese now on Formoss
but also the estimated IL million
overseas Chinese who live outside
China. Many of these hold dual
citizenship under Chinese law -
that of the eorntry in which they
live and Chinese citizenship too.
The Chinese population now
makes up almost one fourth of the
human race.
The Chinese Nationalist, using
estimates not unlike those of $50
years ago, arrived at the figure
used for many years of $50 million
people. After World War II this
figure was increased by some
sources 10 ATS million.
When the Communists took over
in 1919 they adopted this estimate.
Only recently have they begun
speaking Of a larger number in
their broadcasts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Hal Boyle
Sd US

NEW YORK R-Some ambitious
young men, anxious TO get ahead
in life, are afraid today to marry.
Why? Because they are afraid
the romantic bride Of their dreams
may become a frowsy-haired night
mare who win later hamper the
progress of their careers.
In picking executives many cor
porations weigh not only the kind
of work a man does, but the kind
of wife he goes home to. VIII she
be credit TO the firm, or social
liability? Does she have il in her
TO become what industrial leaders
now look for in the mates Of their
potential executives - the Ideal
corporate wife?"
MY girl suits me all right now"
said young bachelor. But VIII
she be able to grow up with me as
| move ahead in the world? VIII
she, Is years from now, be the
kind of wife my corporation wants
me TO have?
The boss | have now thinks my
girl is real cute. But what about
when she's middle-aged? WIN the
boss | have then think she's a
handicap to the FIRM"
One can easily sympathile with
this young man. The mere fact
he is worried about the future
shows he is serious.minded as well
as ambitious. His problem is real.
As any married man knows, it is
hard enough 10 tell what a wife
will be like 10 minutes from now,
let alone Is years.
What can this young go-getter
do?
Wen, frankly, let's face 1t: II
is impossible to marry a girl Of
20 or rs years and be certain that
at As or so she will have matured
into 1.-THE ideal corporate wife"
Corporations change, too, and how
can we tell whether in the fast
paced world a quarter century
from now the ideal corporate wife
will look and act like Myrna 10y,
Shirley Temple, Kate Smith or
Marilyn Monroe?
Is there any solution then? Yes.
One could wait until he had be.
come an executive and then marry
woman pleasing to the chairman
of the board. But most men don't
want to postpone the pleasures Of
home cooking, etc, for rs years.
An even better way is to switch
ones life goals now. Suppose you
are the ambitious young man. In
stead of worrying about selecting
an ideal corporate wife, why not
concentrate instead on becoming
1.-THE ideal corporate husband"
yourself?
Here's what you do. Pick a clean
cut, Woodworking career girl with
good job and a big future with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Distaff Side Seats Record
Number In Nations Congress

Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers Or.
Mass), dean of women legislators,
who won reelection to her 10th
term. She had no opposition. Only
nine men in the House have served
longer than she.
Also unopposed for reelection
was Rep. Katharine st. George
(R-NY), who viii begin her fifth
term.
Others who wen reelection in.
clude:
Republicans: Repre- sentatiyes
Marguerite Church (nl), Cecil
Harden (Ind). Ruth Thompson
(Mieh) and Frances Bolton (Ohio).
Democrats: Repre- sentatives
Oracle Pfost (Idaho). Vera Blu
chanan (Pal. Maude Kee (wva),
Leonore Sullivan (Mo) and Edna
Kelly (NY).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
WHY NOT BE CONSIDERABLE?

Editor, The Citizen
1t is distracting to the lack of consideration
curious onlookers have in crowding around the local
production Of The Rose Tattoo" Mr.. Wallis is busy d
recting. and Mr.. Howe busy shooting They have no
time to personally ask people stand back The people
they assign to this task patient and considerable
they too human and constant reminders are very
ing to the nerves.
These artists should certainly be allowed freedom of
movement Crowdng around the movie-set. especially
after repeated pleas not to- shows dsrespect and does
not reflect favoraby the respectable CITY of Key
Such crowds certainly headache Besides that
they won't let me through to see what's going on.
H.V.B.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
This Rock
Of Ours

Results of the election show that
folks want the tax assessors Off
ces of Monroe County and Key
West combined. Seems to me like
there is no necessity in waiting I'M
til 1856 to do this. II the consolida-
ton could be put into effect i'm
mediately, taxpayers would be saw
ed thousands of dollars.
Appropriations for the City of
Key West tax assessors office in
this years budget amounted to
only 1920 OF course, this was
before trouble arose in the Court
house and Pinder resigned. At the
present time it will probably take
an estimated $50, 900 to 10000 for
the City TO create its own asses
sor's office and files none Of
which will be of any use after
consolidation.
In order to save every cent pos
sible so that we can have much
needed improvements elsewhere, it
is my opinion that the combining
of the offices should take place as
soon as possible. What do you
think?
Employment Picture
The recent ''lay-off" at the Ma
val Base has caused many people
to adopt a gloomy view of the en-
ployment picture. II is true that the
situation is probably serious for the
men who lost their jobs. From an
overall standpoint however, | don I
think we in Key West have too
much to fear regarding unemploy-
ment.
For instance, Lee Blaekman, a
representative Of RCA is in town,
arranging the details of his COM
pany's contract to work at the Son.
ar School RCA is a stranger in
the Key West area and il is al
ways good to hear of d new out
fit moving in especially one as
large as RCA.
Blackman tells me that his COM
pany hopes 70 do other local work
in addition to the Sonar School job.
They are bringing in three engi-
neers besides Blackman but all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
By Bill Glib

other employees will be hired To-
cally.
From An M. D.
Gosh, / wish it were possiable TO
get off this fluoridation subject!
However, | received a note from
an M. d. won't mention his name
because there is no use dragging
professional men into an already
unpleasant fight. This doctor sent
me a clipping from the Journal of
American Medical Association -
the gist of which should be re-
printed in fairness to those who
are supporting fluoridation.
Here il is:
"Fluoridation Of drinking water
that lacks fluorine has been ap-
proved for Army Installations by
the Army Medical Service. the
Army's Corps of Engineers will
provide the engineering skill need
ed TO install the process. Before
post and stations become eligible
for the installation of a FLORIDA
ton unit, a request must be sub
mitted to the Surgeon General &C.
companied by report on the ma
tural fluorine content of the wa
ter consumed on the post and the
number of persons who would
benefit from the procedure.
=" 1t is expected that ARMY
stations east of the Mississippi Ri
yer will make up the largest num-
Der of those requesting FLORIDA
ton. Alaska win probably be the
first command outside the zone of
interior to have fluorine added TO
Army water supplies.
So there you have it - little
more ammunition for the propon-
ents of fluoridation. Heck! | don't
know why / supply this kind of
stuff when I'm against the pro-
cess. myself but, even though
don't want fluoridation. I'd hate
even worse to get reputation for
unfairness by handling the subject
the way many supporters of the
process are doing. Lacking con-
crete evidence. they have resorted
to ridicule and name-caIling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05

WASHINGTON B-There will be
a record number Of women in the
new Congress.
One woman senator and II rep
resentatives ran for reelection and
won. In addition, four new women
members, all Democrats, were
elected.
A nth woman, Mrs. Joseph Far
rington, a Republican, was elected
TO Hawaii's nopTotirsg seat in the
House.
The previous record Of II women
was set in the present Congress.
Mrs. George p. Abel, Republican,
won two-month term in the pres
ent Senate to fill a vacancy caused
by the death of Dwight P. Girls
void. She was not a candidate for
a seat in the new Congress but,
il certified in time, will sit in the
SESSION convsning next Monday TO
consider censure Of Sen. Mccarthy
(R-Wsl. She succeeds another
woman Republican, Mrs. Eve Bow
ring, who had been appointed but
did not seek election.
The lineup Of those elected in
cludes Sen. Margaret Chase Smith
tR-Mainel, reelected in Septem-
Der. and Republicans and
Q Democrats in the House in addi-
ton to Mrs. Harrington. ALI the
new members are Democrats.
The newcomers.
Mrs, Iris Bitch, of bonneville.
Ga, only two-term woman mem
Der Of Georgia's State Legislature
and wife Of the owner-manager Of
a small drugstore. They have two
children. She was unopposed in the
general election.
Mrs. Martha W. Griffiths. Of De-
troit, friend and former law part
ner, along with her husband, of
Miehigan's Gov. G.. Mennen VIII
liams. and a member Of the State
legislature from 1919 TO 1852. Now
Judge of Detroii'S Recorders
Court. she ousted Republican in
cumbent Rep. Charles G. oakman.
Mrs. Doya Knutson, Of oklee.
MINI. formsr high school teacher
ard ssusa Iegieizfnr Win defeated
Republican Rep. Harold Hagen.
veteran Of six terms. She is the
wife of q hotel owner and mother
of a I4-year-old boy.
Mrs. Edith Green. Of Portland,
Ore, former sehoolteaeher. Mar
ried and the mother Of two sons,
she defeated Republican Tom Law
son Mccall for the seat Of Rep.
Homer D. Angel. Republican
The winner list is topped BY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
No More Horror
Publisher Pledges

LONDON GPl-Bri.ain's major
publisher of horror comics has
announced that he is following
the example of his two chief COM
petItors and quitting the business.
The move means there viii be
no more OF them in this country, ="
said publisher Arthur Miller. The
game Is no longer worth the
candle"
The horror comics have been
under Increasing fire recently
from members Of Parliament.
parent groups and organized ews
vendors. Miller printed his comics
from matrices or proofs supplied
by publishers in America.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
|Piferers Claim
In Red
Satellite Areas

VIENNA, Austria R-Comma-
mist government authorities in two
East European countries are com
planning about increasing petty
thefts from peoples owned
plants"
Western officials in Vienna said
the thefts result from the fact
that workers Ia Red ruled countries
cannot make ends meet on their
wages.
Hungarian Communist authori-
ties have threatened severe mea-
sures, reproaching judges for be.
ing too lenient.
Czehoxlovakia also reported an
increase in the number Of petty
thefts, mainly foodstuffs and build.
ing materials. from its national
lied industries.
Hungarian papers reaching vi
emma claimed the population was
too tolerant toward happy pllfer-
ers who steal under the eyes Of
the people and remain unpublished
because their impudnce is found
amusing.
Another Communist paper said
the paiferers usually say when
caught In the act. what, you
envy me these few nails7 After
al. the country ard the factory
belongs % me as vel"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05
Dick


Comic booksl Have you ever no.
tieed some of the trash that Is clut-
tering our newstands and finds an
outlet amongst children - filling
their minds with blood. thunder,
and violence?
No once can accuse me OF being
a 'stick.in.the mud. | think I'm 40
broad-minded as the next fellow
BUT 49, some Of the iunky. sadls-
tic.type literature that is being
distributed should be wiped off the
market. The poor quality OF print.
ing is enough to condemn comic
books in itself.
Recently, the Juvenile Council
created . committee TO survey the
situation and eyaluste magazines
being sold locally. Those on the
committee were Mary Miner.
Grace Crosby. Eugenia Nicola
County Board of Educationl. Joan
Knowles (KwHS), Bill Glib, and
Rev. Ralph Rogers chairman.
I'm told that these folks are tax.
ing initial steps By contracting IA
tional publishers and other towns
which have set up such evaluation
programs.
Congratulations to the Juvenile
Council for starting the ball roll
ingl'
Mickey Mouse. Donald Duck,
Smokey Slower and such popularity
accepted features as Maggie and
Jiggs are OK. What needs TO %
eliminated is the sale Of books
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Here's another news note: Prze.
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There are two kinds Of Royal a.
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PEOPLES FORUM

The chizen welcomes OF hs read.
srs but the editor the right delete any items which
are eonsdersd eseo The writers should be
fair and eenns the letters 100 words write on ore
OF the paper only Signature Of the writer
letters and will b nUblishsd unless requested eherwss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05

On November 6. 1854, the voters
OF Florida will be called upon TO
decide whether or not there shall
be called upon to decide whether
or not there shall be created in
Jacksonville a super government
- the first step In a well laid
scheme TO eentraliIe governmental
powers throughout the state.
But few cases were on the docket
in United States court for the fan
term which convened 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon in the rooms in the
federal building with Judge Halls
ted L. Ritter. presiding.
4 y 4
November 6. IeAl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05

Three years ago today: the big problem initiation
and getting new car.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05

One drop Of oil in the presence Of
moisture can spread over five
quare meters Of polished surface.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-11-05

In typical steel plant. ore man
in four works on maintenance.
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November 5, ieN

Sunday, No Paper.)
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
Democrat
Continued from Page l..

Continued from Page ID
indicating that they have been con-
cealing facts from the people. Ev-
eryone in Arizona knows that such
a charge is utterly fantastic.
eff ever in our history there
was an election in which all the
facts, including endorsements of
candidates by various and different
groups, was clearly told by the
press, the recent primary was it.
1t is passing strange that the gov
ernor, who was the recipient of
many endorsements by many
groups should find that only those
that endorsed Democratic candi-
dates were insidious or captured
the candidate. l don't believe the
governor would want you to think
that because he was endorsed by
group of large taxpayers that they
in fact by that endorsement cap
tured him."