The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 28, 1932, Page 2

PAGE TWO _ Ube Key Wiest Citizen THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO, . P. ARTMAN, President. . J. BRYSON, Editor. luntered at Key West, Florida, aa qecond class matter ' plishment. FIPTY-THIRD YEAR NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES FROST, ‘LANDIS & KOHN 850 Park Ave, NEW YORK; 35 East’ Wack«r Drive, CHICAGO: General Motors Bldg., DETROIT; Walton 'Bldg., ATLANTA. Member of the Associated Press Phe Associated Press ts ex:iusively for republication of all news dispatches credited ti 0 it or not otherwise credited ia ‘thi the local néws published ieee HP PARSE 94 gp NATIONAL EDITORIAL MEM ASSOCIATION PER 1932 SUGSORIERION Ra One Year -. Six Months 6.0 Three Mont! i530 One Month Weekly ADVERTISING RAT Made known on application. au soaeas notices, st, et of qt be" Batyoa fon at of respect, obituary notices, ete, will be charged for at wees Tener erene ty ot pai rate jotices for entertainments by chur. om h a revenue is to be derived are 6 conte'e tine! © The Citizen is an “opven”forum and invites discus- vion of public issues Hci subjects of local or general interest but it will not publiah anonymous com: munications. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water 234 Senerace, Bridges to complete Road to Maia: land. Comprehensive City Ylaa, Hotels and Apartments. Rathing Payilion. Aquarium, Airports—Land and Sea, “THE BEY WEST CITIZEN ~...JWILL always seek the truth and print it witnout fear and without favor; never be afraid to gttack wrong or. to applaud right; ‘always fight for progress; never be the or- gan or the mouthpiece of gny person, cliq LISTER, THE LIFE-SAVER To haye heen the means af saying-eyen | | one human life is a- most worthy accom- How splendid, then, to, have | been the discoverer of a method of saving the lives of countless thousands, not only of the past and present but of aa as yet | unborn. Such was the service to mankind xen- entitled to use | dered by Sir Joseph Lister, famed English |. surgeon, the 100th anniversary of whose birth was celebrated at Westminster Abbey in London and was noticed by scientific men and the public in every civilized land. Our own Public Health Service published statement called attention to Lister’s service to humanity through his discovery of the efficiency of carbolic acid as an antiseptic in the treatment of wounds and in preventing infection after surgical operations. Before Lister’s discovery hos- pital gangrene was common, and operations were frequently followed by erysipelas, blood poisoning or lockjaw. The highest surgical skill was set at naught by these ac- companying causes of suffering and death. As a result of Lister’s methods it became possible to extend surgical treatment into fields formerly inaccessible, including ab- dominal, chest and brain surgery. Another epoch-making contribution to surgery by Lister was.the employment of “catgut” imsewing up breaks of human tis- sues, instead of silk. “Catgut” stitches are finally absorbed whereas the silk remained as a source of possible future irritation or of abscess formation. In recognition of his eminent services, Lord Lister received many honors. He was president of leading British scientific socie- ties, was created a baronet in 1883, raised to peerage in 1897, and was, made an ori- ginal member of the Order of Merit in- stituted in 1902. He died in 1912 at the age of 86. SECURITY VALUES in a} _THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Daily Crohpword Puzzle KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY Happenings Here Just 10 Yearg! Ago Toda: i The Files ofthe hace | dg 5. Leguminous If you were born on this date 10 years ago, your birth- day fell on Tuesday. | Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles} G. Sawyer had a delightful time} last night in ‘the P. 0. S. of A. hall; at the party given in celebration of the 2ist birthday anniversary | of their son, Leroy. “ An excellent! string orchestra furnished music! for the dances, The donkey game}! aroused the most excitement. | Archie Malone winning first prize and Eloise Lowe the booby. About | 100 guests were present. € i An instance of the talk about Key West in other parts of the United States’ is shown in a’ clip- ping from a New Hampshite paper chronicling ¢ a meeting of a woman's club at which a paper was read e|* Mrs. Clara D. Weeks on. The entennial of The Flag Raising Over Key West. The paper was} prepared by a Mrs. G. A. Peebles who was in Key West at the cele-| bration. Miss Helen Hannes noted dare evil of the screen, now with the } ‘PB, McGowan company filming the serial “A Million in Diamonds”, artived yesterday on the .Gover- nor Cobb from Havana and is reg- istered at the: Over Sea Hotel: Bright prospects for the-instal- lation of a water and sewerage system in Key West in the im> fine future and*furth>+ plans ‘or “the development of the keys were outlined ‘at a meeting held last night’ in the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Julia Sweeting was hostess to the members of the Needlecraft Club of Pgthian Sisters yesterday it her home on Georgia street. le next meeting of the club ‘will be held with Miss Hilda Caw- thorne in her home on William ste a 1 Se geccvecccegvegcccqsaceseegee 1 BOORNat the Bible seominess CRTBTOIMIAIS] = oe bs iprite: 20: Speed. con- oat eer 23 Note ‘of the scale 25. Product of natural dis- tillation 26. French’ pro- 20. 33. v 48. Guidea 34, Pressing 2 se golblement 51. Fit for cultt 37. Put, in n angth other 53. Dart in am- 29. nia ble ba Dong Aeteay easonable ng nal $y Forward ‘fet of the sea ive French. river . Onionlike “* Sew together ~ — vegetable S$, Bacape by sub- 6p. Plaything |. Require Unfasten sul i Mark ys ing the soft rUIDICIRIS) ee Solution of: Saturday’s Puzzle * Sun rises .... Sun sets Moon rises ees at 8 a.m. toduy. Sea level, 30.12. Abilene -.. Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Denver Detroit Duluth El Paso Galveston Helena Jacksonville KEY WEST Los Angeles San Francisco 7), | sett 5 ‘ampa. Washington Williston “WEATHER FORECAST Key West and Lit and continyed cool tonight wad Tuesday; diminishing north and northeast winds, ‘ vailed in all Lo Hi Last night Yesterd 38 “64 -WEATHER CONDITIONS — A high pressure area of great magnitude, which is. created’ this mg over the upper St. Law- ley and Nex sl Specgpatnaa rack ‘cally ene country. Except for rain in a = teehiag on the c ort af, on “ie ite during con \ 4 hours. Sern wtih Florida porthward to. lower ke tegion and No! “atlantic ites, with readings below freez- ing as far south as northern Géor- gia, and near freezing in north- weer ‘ile over the northern bt ns bo, Rocky. Moyntain region, and far western states temperatures are aboye the searenal me SERED, | eegensecseqooses illiam Blake, famous ea aren te ht, noted anufacturer and the field of a Lage a 1881—Johy . Mackay, eae of the famed Nevada Comstock #E 4 ye Died ip ian ie Stephen, ¢ ot cH Ay ae Hy cation, Died in man P| picad mane" FP thets kotha 1862. Florida; Generally fair and 4904." t cortihira cold, probably heayy|. 1g37—John W. Hyatt, prolifie ¢ | frost. in extreme north and light, Jersey eee Wey. r, born in ¥. ly |to heavy in the interior of gente rie Short Hills, N. tonight; Tyesday tae 1920. - G4—+Lindley M. treme north portion. ed omnes Jacksonville tp Florida Straits: Died in 4932. Fresh. northetly winds diminish-| cai, sat Playing true to the form dis- nlayed during this season the’ Ath- lefic Club quinfet downed the De~ Molay five last night.by a score a 42 to 31 in the basketball game at the elub gymasium. Based on the intrinsic values of the properties owned and businesses organized covered by these secyrities, their market value is below their intrinsic value and a higher valuation is justified. 2 Based on the lack of profits in Amer- ican business for the past year, stock security. values have. no reason for increas- ing. faction or class; always do its utmost for the public welfare; never tolerate corruption or cee denoynce vice and praise virtue; nd good done by individual or opgan- tolerant of others’ rights, views and opinions; print only, news that will elevate ana not contaminate the reader; never com- promise with principle, . i ‘TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS | bocccecessccertecs John Barrett, of Vermont, jchair- man of the International Pan Amercan Airways Union, whe has settled many international, c troversies, born in Grafton, Vt., 66 years ago. ‘. oma wablians bere vas are arab at a a S ered by the la hans sragess reolucion. el Mone 3 aS “of mind that inay a upon you |® The flying passenger ship Co- lumbus, one. of: the largest operat- ed A the Aeremarine Company, between Key left this!’ Frederic Almy, noted Buffalo, | Ps a: : - ‘h ta PNY. i t Between these two ' factors lies the nae ot hip ae pa Bectaed Mews, 1 soa “hog Most things that are cheap Are eX: future of the stock market. pany, is ie undergoing repairs at the pensive: , 27 See ‘ Lee a gota want atte 7 ~ fo cables oo ter enn eteen er ee govt —e png Bij of profits an e Financia} difficulties of | West and Nassau. 6 TS ago. ~Plain truth ‘cnuenn a few here and many corporations will haye an adverse in- . ed A sears ae Hi Saad leads the yast majority by } tuence on stock market figures. But financial difficulties are overcome ifthe businesses are to survive and with the in- creased capital provided by governmental banking agencies, these financia) troubles will disappear and business should in- crease. It will take a little time for financial conditions to adjust themselves and during this time a period of low values and profes- sional speculation can be expected. As soon as business begins to revive, which should be about the turn of the year, stock values may be expected to rise. ing, and SERA fair, weather tonight and Ty Egst’ Gulf: " ., |winds. diminii ard (Mrs. Rob- American poet yoke Colle 4 sh, iP, E. born ai Genevieve .Ti Edwin P. Morrow, of Kentucky,| ert ar le member of the U. S. Board of feast Railway Mediation, one-time goy- Xn at Ws ‘9 ernor, born in Somerset, Ky., Basen Ira M. Ornburn, of Conpecticut, | enn ff Com-| Clair Haskins, son of James} Member of the U. S. Tari Haskins, arrived yesterday from pa Dregident ¢ the Ci | |g The many. friends in Key West of Mrs. Louise Peacock, formerly Miss Elsie Warren daughter of Mr. Mrs. John M. Warren, will be glad} to learn that she is recovering from an operation which she underwent several days ago. tke Sue inh Fok Chin bine of. [Beautiful Ali Metal Ice Refrigerators The low prices on thie re- oe sts ooneapagcnde Terme arranged to suit = Debtors are not thrown into prison anymore, as formerly, but a lot of debt- bi would pay up if they were. years ago. i Havana for a brief visit with his akers Int. Union, born at Mo father, left yesterday enroute to|°¥: Mo» 43 years ago. Cardenas, where the Clyde Steam- ship, Inc.,.of which he is the third assistant engineer, is loading sug- ar. i an English paper President-elect Roosevelt is referred to as the “Happy Warrior.” Perhaps, it is not so far wrong Rt. Rev. Granville G. Bennett, at that. EME EEM 590 Sheetg: bans ECONOMY BOND Typewriter Paper Regular Size—84;x11. Only QE — tf Thompoon Leo Co, Ine searoacnnscannronenaneansecessrensescasensne? A chance to obtain 9 lot of thig paper at & albed 5 bassain enables: (make nes Puppet offer. Tf amnesia ever gets us, we hope it will be around the first of the month. Come - think about it, lots of folks have it about Patanrs af the prowint tine and con- that time. fidence in the future of the country after peer ne the holi i i read 7 "Ga Thenkesiving the republicans ¢ holidays is anF advice to our-readers. hadn’t much to be thankful for, but the democrats sure did. “It’s easy ‘to see who enjoyed his turkey most. There were 12 carloads of race horses passing through the city yesterday enroute to Havana for the winter racing. Up to date 150 carloads of these _aeimal have “Most of the lame ducks will slip. in- to the practice of law in Washington,” says Paul Mallon, newspaper writer. “That is a disguise used ip lobbying for big clients.” The public, intent upon keeping armies of unemployed, hunger and bonus marchers out of Washington this winter, would do well to concentrate a little also on the lame duck lobbyist. He may not he such a direct threat to orderly govern- ment as encamped hordes of favor-seekers, hut his harmful potentialities are great. Efforts have been made to control lobbying and to keep the activities of lob- Jimmy Walker has gone to France to write his memoirs. If he tells all he knows, it would likely be very embarrass- ing to some of our big men. Sanford Herald. Including himself. Up to the time of going to press, 17 prospective eandidates for Postmaster Williams’ joh have expressed themselves as willing Barkis. Only dyed-in-the-wool democrats will he considered. Those who come under the classification gf National elephants and local: donkeys won't have a chance. i; hi =. Cia Ska ae yists within rational boynds. Citizend “The Citizen does nof take atiy advé¥ }and groups and organizations have a right tising on the plan of ‘No sale,’no pay.” Its] to present their causes to congress and to scien en :¥ This is the story of Pufiy Troyer, Who travels this world of ours over and over In quest of a thrill that he’s not We pay: 8 Per Cent on Savings space is sold and not exchanged, beoguse its space has value. Almost weekly this paper has offers from manufacturers to advertise merchandise, pay for the adver- tising to be made on the basis of sales made. “Substantial and established news- papers are not compelled to do business that way. If a rule like that is made it explain how any particular bill may affect them. They have no right to use, undue in- fluence to push through or to block legis- lation in behalf of special interests and re- gardless of general public good. Lame duck lobbyists may. be tempted tq go in for the latter sort of lobbying, knowing the legislative routine from the felt before. (He’s bad lots so far and expect many ne Tleciai bedtime. Drus- itehing Betw lieved quickly by & Be: Re ind your A PHONE CALL WILL BRING If THE FIRST NATIONAL. BAN KEY WEST, FLORIDA should be general, not discriminatory. And! insidk as they do. The voters who took if general, the newspapers would lose} them out of congress for the time being advertising appropriations, take the re-| shold watch their activities al as sponsibility away from the advertiser aud carefully as they do those of the gislators be-the goat, _ , RE Oak Piet ne eee Designated Public Bopesiter