The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 8, 1932, Page 2

PAGETWO __ Whe Key Wiest Citizen THE CliiZEN PUBLISHING CO. L. P. ARTMAN, President. T. J. LRYSON, Editor. FIFTY-THIRD YEAR NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES ng FROST, LANDIS &. KOHN $50 Park “Ave., NE “Walton Pldg., ATLA. Member of the Assccinted Press { Che Associated Press ig exclusively entitled to use for republication of all news dispatches credited to | it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published here. a Mr NATIONAL EDITORIAL | MBpt oad RATES ,DET ROIT; BSUBSORIPTION One Year Bix Months Three Month One Month . Weekly .... ADVERTISING RATES Made known on pplication. ih reading notices, earde of thanks, resolutions of races ‘bbituary potters etc.,, Will be charged for at e rate.of 10 cents a Hn 5 for. entertainments by churches from which a Sverre is to be derived are 6 cents @ Vine. The Citizen is an open forum and invites discus- tion of public issucs and subjects of local or general interest but it will not publish anonymous com: munications. —=———— IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges to complete Road to Maia: land. | press muzzled, with men thrown Lntered at Key West, Florida, as second elass matter | TOO LATE, MR. MACHADO With the freedom of speech and the into prison for no other reason théh their poli- tical opposition, with the firing of the as- i ue : ; sassin’s bullet under the guise of govern-} mental maintenance of law and order, it is too late now for President Machado to at- tempt te patch up peate with the people of Cuba. “Cuba Libre” tas beeli slashed and torn and has lain bleeding at every pore | since 1930, and is in no condition now to raise her hand to acéépt the proffered | olive branch. The cry of “Peace, peace!” is not for the ears of him whose constitiutional liberty has been turned into 4 farcé and a mockery under the arbitrary rule of a dictator: it is not for the ears of him whose tight has been crushed by might, whose loved ones have been torn away from him to suffer or die so that a usurping government may live. No, Mr. Machado, it is too late, too late now to cry “Peace!” The fire of righteous indignation and resentment, kindled by your ruthless représsion, burns too passionately to be extinquished by,your breathings of proposed peace. Compréhensive City tiaa. Hotels and Aptrtnents. Bathing Pavilion. Aquarium. Airports—Land and Sea. é breathings have turned the firé into 4 con- flagration! % One who has been struck by a hand encased in an iron glove is in no mood to shake that hand wheu the glove has been j taken off. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WILL always seek the truth and print it witwout fear aud without favor; never be afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; siways fight for, progress; néver be the or- gan or the mouthpiece Of any person, clique, faction or class; always do its utmost for the public welfare; never tolerate corruption or inj*stice; denounce vice and praisé virtue; commend good done by individual or organ- ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views and opinions; print only news that will elevate nd not contaminate thé reader; never com- proniiae with principle, “Every governmental officer or board that handles public money should publish at regular intervals an accounting of it, showing where and how each dollar is spent:,.We hold this to be a fundamental prinefple of democratic government.” Well, the lame ducks in congress had their first quack, and it didn’t sound so good, The highest service is disinterested service, we are told. But is there such a thing as disinterested service, Mr: Roosevelt is strong for reforestra- tion, but the newspaper boys seem to be finding plenty of cabinet timber for him. “Biisbane" Said in his column Tuesday that Wall Street had a chill when news camé-that the-beer bill ‘had failed As.a matter of fact, and Brisbane should have known this, the beer bill was not even un- der consideration. The vote was on the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and was lost. It is possible, rather probable, to have beer without répgaling the Prohibi- tion Law. What the alcoholic content of beer will be is the question. An As- sociated Press dispatch in The Citizen Tues- day stated that Speaker Garner expected action on the beer question by Christmas about the time vote 6h repeal of the Righteenth Ashendment will come up in the senate, The Key West Citizen devotes a lengthy article to the decision of the U. 5. customs courts that the avocado, tretiehtiy called alligator pear, is not related to other pears and can be imported without the! duty of 12 cents a pound imposed 6n ordi- nary varieties, overruling the objection of the Florida Avocado Growers Exchange. Much as Florida growers would have liked to exclude the fruit from dther countries; it would have been rather humiliating ‘to have the avocado dubbed “just an ordinary | pear.” That would be as bad as confusing a delicious Florida mango with a bell mr per or our Papaya with the northern pa- pawe-Miami News. The people of Cuba want no dealings, of any nature whatever, with you, Mr. Machado. Your wrongs have cut so deep- ly into their hearts, they turn their backs on your extended hand and close their ears to your flowery words about the res- toration of constitutional guarantees of civil and personal liberties. There should never have been any need for the restoration of those libérties, and the proposal to restore them is a con- fession of repression. Further, repression predicates that the constitution, the basic law of the land, has been swept aside, made inoperative, by tthe government in power, intrenched in one man, Machado. ‘Think of a president of the United States, or a prime minister of the crown of England, suspending the constitution! An American or an Englishman can not think of that without associating it in his mind with civil war. Only one thing, Mr, Machado, will the people of Cuba accept from you: your resignation, and we think it would be wise for you, after tendering it, to leave Cuba. You are a Cuban and, therefore, know that a Cuban neither forgets nor forgives an injury that has been deliberately and pitilessly inflicted. It is too !ate, Mr. Machado, too late now for any ofter from you except your resignation. HIGH FINANCE RESPONSIBLE Without reference io partisanship, the government of our country for the past twelve years has been controlled by political leaders who in turn have been controlled by the large banking interests which furnished them with campaign funds. These banking interests largely concerned with the prosperity of the governments and bankers of Europe, to whom they have ioaned enormous amounts of money. Controlling our government financial policy, these bankers have influenced de- ferred payments, moratériutns, reductions of loans and other policies designed to re- duce foreign debts to us. Every reduction of this character, every Suspension of interest payments, has been a. direct tax on our own people, for every reduction and every moratorium has simply meant that the reductions >-ant waiving of interest charges have pbeeh at the expense of our people: The bankers, have protected their loans to foreign inter- ests at our expense. They have saved Europe from a bankruptcy that would have cost them their investments in foreign loaits. The American people have paid the| freight. It was time for a new deal. The proverb Says a man diligent in his business shall stand before kings. But he is more likely to stand before the Federal Trade Commission. Tete dd the’ | have been ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Beccccedsicddobccodvicess across plication 9. In what way 12, Pasture 12, Abrnaiug ua Boom J ina 15. One in. Tehronic i health 11. Sweetheart 19. Indigo plant 20, Heavy cord 21. Compiler of an English thesaurus 23. Macin: ine pate, 26. Bncourage 27. Agim Lins res 28. Greels letter 29, Kind of let- tueb morning 42. pay gd to pottery meas. 45. First name.ot ot jength he. founder } Soiutlor: sf Yesterday’e Puzzle eeeacecccoee Daily Cross«word Puzzle | wabddoecscccesdbcdrvordobccod 9. Flutter. vcr 10. Poem - Arined strife . The herb dill Mustcal work. . Stitt . Participn in 8 3t content . Medieval Pretich Doomea Discharge Eee . Takes d dinner . King.of Ru- mania Seoming@ supernat~ gral” ‘ i. smait Speting 2, Japanese coin 3. Wild men 4. Ignited again 5, Masculine name 6, Guided 7. Metric tand meaai & The aubbtaines = forms tissue of plants ! { {FOR RENT—Fornished ¢ egesee Bbddccccccccsdbbncdecbic Advertisements ander ‘this head | will be inserted in The Citizen at | the Hite of le @ Word Tor each in- sertion, but the minimum for the | first insertion in every instance is Yesterday’s Precepitation | 25: Payméite fo8 aitved: tisementé 14 4i¥d iy taane, be t advertioers with ledger 2 siting, thielt Advertise. | their So ane well fu. tele- bases number $f they desire re- sults, ‘With each whissified advertise- }ment The Citizen will give free an Ani ip » ek, for apart- ments, $15.00 to $25.00 per month. Trevor rand Morris, op- posite new Post Office. oet25 DESIRABLE APARTMENTS with’ bath, $16.00 per month. 525 United street. dec6-3t ; Sa Rice HOUSE with garage 7 Vy Y Wa eT IN DAYS GONE BY Ags Today As Taken From The Files of The Citizen If you were born on this date 10 ye go, your birth- day fell on Friday. Construction in Key West of a hospital to cost $50,000 is proposed by the members of the medical profession, atid the plan has been laid before the city council with} the request that the proposition be investigated with a view to author- izing a bond issue to covei the cost of erection. Needs of an institu- tion of this kind are stressed by; a committee composed of Doctors Warren, DeBoe, Galey, Lowe and} Keating. A delightful affair was staged | at the home of Mrs. George Kan- tor yeSterday and enjoyed by a number of friends, The event was a shower and reception given in honor of Miss Francis Meltzer whose marriage to Morris Arono- vitz will take place at an early date, at the Kantor home at 815 Fleming street. Mayor Frank Ladd issued an > peal yesterday to ‘the people of Key West for: donations to the Ohfistmas box whi¢h»is to be sent to the boys in the Florida Indus- trial School at Marianna. The box being prepared by, the Salvation Army and must leave the city early next week ing ofder to reach jthe boys in time For the holiday. Today the temperature in Key | West is delightful. Clear and jpleasant, the thermometer registers | 75. In other parts of the country | temperatures as low as 16 below zero are registered. At a meeting of the city council last night the board of public works presented a petition asking that the city authorize a bond is- sue of $50,000 for street improve- {ments and other of $15,000 for im- jprovements at city park, The communication- was ordered filed. Mothers who are members of the \Key West Mothérs’ Club are re- iquested to send their dues prompt- ly when they are unable to attend. ty are payable the first Thars- jay each month. At the meeting ed the otriifiization yesterday a piano solo was given by Miss Eliza- Hbeth Carry, & reading by Miss Anita Wilson and another piano jsolo by Miss Ruth Lebos. Delicious aremaeg were served. The much tooted fight between BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Established 1865 ‘24-Hesr Ambelanee Service SGllie@ ha batmer. Mastic Sergery Phone 125 flight Phos 696-W Happenings Here Just 10 Years) wesocdeve TODAY’S HORCSCOPE eaeenceenne =| This person is too fond of sen- ¥ation and may become quite reck- less in the pursuit of pleasure. There is indication of some suc- cess in-early life, but the latter days seem cloudy, and there is danger that the mind may become jdevoted to chasing futile projects. | Great care should We exercised to get the mind into a steady groove, to avoid, so far as possible, these Fidverse « conditions, will not materialize. Murphy @r- rived yesterday and after looking over the situation decided that he does not want to theet Waugh. He sailed this afternoon for Havana ‘where he will look for a less dan- jgerous appearing opponent. ' Miss Grace Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Baker, left yesterday for Fort Pierce as dele- gate to the Christian Endeavor convention to be held there. Subscribe for The Citizen. Billy Murphy and Bobby Wath js and -#il tito¥ein conveniences in- cluding Electric Ice Box, Radio and Hot Water. Opposite City Park.on Division Street. Apply. 905 South Street or Phone 702. dec8-3t FQR .RENT—Furnished house, containing 12 rooms, on lot 50x198 feet, in seiect section, 1809 Whitehead street, opposite ‘beautifal Coral Park, and facing the sea. .Garage in réar. Rent $50. monthly, satel ta & FI Artman; 2209 © Whitehead street ~ The Citizen office. jan6-tf LOST LOST—White gold bar pin, with three. small stohes. Reward, if returned to Meltzer Motor Co. dec8-2t THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1982, ae, | 66 Highest Lowest Mean ... {Normal Mean Rainfall* - 72 <0 Ins. } -04 Ins.! ing. Normal Precipitation .... *Phis record covers 24-hour, ending at 8 o'Gi this mo Tomorrow's Alnianac Sun rises 7:01 a. Sun sets 6:88 p. Moon risés 3:36 p. jMoon sets . 4:27 a. Tomorrow's Tides A. M. (High - 8:07 7213 Low 1:31 12:35 Baromreter nt 8 oa. m, today. Sea level, 30.08. m. m. m. m. P.M. Lowest Highest Last ntght Yesterday 44 60 Abilene ... Atlanta ... Boston .. —~ Buffalo Chicago Denver ....... Dodge City EI Paso ... Galveston |Hatteras Helena ... Jacksonville Kansas City KEY WEST Los Angeles Miami .... New Orleans New York Pensacola |Phoenix .. Pittsburgh St. Louis St. Paul - San Fran Tampa ... Washington . Williston WEATHER CONDITIONS Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy, with rain tonight and Friday; moderate to fresh northeast winds, Fok SALE FOR Fin the ‘heart | ot Key ton Ideal apart- tment houte __aite. Janeen Souuthare and Elizabéth streets. One block from Fieming and two blocky from Duval street, the main of Key West. 200 feet, 6 inches, on Southard; 69 feet, 6 inches on Elizabeth. igi , easy tebms. One-fourth cash, | fneiniler in nb, t#0 and three * yeot®. Address P. O. Box 432. Phone iit ec: gt ting darpriee you, # we do not get fe Teeabsracee” FUNE AL i" Bleveh Cents Expertetce | 1 } ¥ = offer. ip erbsidbencecrbEe: Phone ware FFF ITIL ET aA PO ed 500 Sheets Typewriter Foods Regular Sie—8',x4a- a Only 60 A chance to obtwin lot of thi Saget at « bargain enables us to ihake you ths mpetial A PHONE CALL With tlie 1 Ede he ckckeude Chk ecovressoerereereey \i— A) stil th thtt . ° LLidttldtddttidéétdéd puts one in your 3! od oF iat ile AU Christmas ee ONE THAT ‘WILL LAST-A LIFETIME AND BE - ENJOYED BY THE ENTIRE FAMILY The Best Is The Cheapest In The End The General Electric tarties a Four Your Service Plan. A $10.00 Down Puayinent This Month and No Further Pagments Until February Florida: Cloudy, followed by rain Friday and in extreme south portion tonight. * Jacksonville to Florida Straits: i Fresh north shifting to northeast j winds; bagel overcast tonight [dea lay with occasional rain | Priday and over extreme south portion tonight. East Gulf: ds. Fresh northeast WEATHER FORECAST The disturbance that was over the Lake region yesterday morn- * ‘ing continued its northeastward mevement and is central this ‘morning over the Canadian thari- ‘time provinces; while the north- western high pressite area how overapreads most of the country, except in southwestern sections, Previpitation has ‘been general during the last 24 hours in the East Gulf and Atlantic States, ex- cept the Florida peninsula, and in the upper Qhio Valley and Lake region. Light show also occurred ih portions of the Plains States and Rocky Mountain region and fain or snow in Oregon. Much colder, weather ‘has overspread the Lake region, Ohio Valley and Ten- négseé, ahd teinperatiires are be- low zero this morning from tana, eastward to northern Michi- gah, ahd bélow freezing from ceritral Texas enstward to the Ap- palachian region. ‘G. S. KENNEDY, An aitplané with adjustable wing ~ spread is now being tested by the Germans. End Setious morc a tnelera es a For every dollar spent in the purchase of a General Electric, you get the full value of your dollar —in convenience, saving and satisfaction, be- cause the Genera Electric is fully equip- pedé trouble free and does not even need oiling. Th Key Wet Bete Company A. F. AYALA, Sales Mgr. a hr ehhh adhahale We pay 3 Per Cent on Savings KEY WEST, FLORIDA Designated Public Depositary