The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1932, Page 2

PAGE TWO The Key Chest Citizen . ome Se © bane At the last meeting of the Key West %, J, BRYSON, Fattor. | Rotary Club, the subject of E. A. Strunk’s tentered at Key West, Ploridé, aé second class matter ' talk was the Everglades National A FIFTY-THIRD YEAR NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES THE KEY WEST CITIZEN EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK tr ©0020 0OOOOOSCOCEEOO SSH OOOOOSSOSOVOLELDESOCROESECE Daily Cross-word Puzzle iii ry Soldtion 6t Saturday’s Puzzle 10. iL. RRgRiMogs CLASSIFIED COLUMN ecdevovoccetsstodioodét ‘Hi jmoderate northeast and east winds.:- Florida: Cloudy, followed by rain Tuesday and in south por- tion tonight; slowly rising tem- Canvas shelter. | Fowls Mountain ‘Temperature* r | north of $= | Down atin |, | which he urged all to put forth their effurts ighest ES Advertisements under this head’ Lowest 9 visible ema- 7 nation Footway. FROST, LANDIS & KOHN #50 Park Ave.) NEW YORK; 35 East Wacker Drive, ss CHICAGO; General lotors Bldag., Medan dims Bldg., ATLANT. Member of the Asscetated Press fhe Associated Press is excluiivély entitled to use for republication of g]l news digpatches creditéd to it br Hot otherwise credited in this paper and uiso thé local news published here. _ heer ER 1932 ~junschiP rion RATES Walton Made known on application. socicina Saint AN resiling Botiées, extrad ot Thaake, eee oe gaE not oe _ ‘will be bah agen . Oo} os asotiers tor eatertaine BY ehufehes trot whith B.zevenue is to jerived are & phe sion of public 1s we i eS, Gel ion 0! ublic iss Interest bat it wil a otha a@nohymhods com: munications, ra THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~ WILL always seek the truth and priit it withott teat aft Without favor; Hevet bs afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; aiways fight for progress; never be the or- 4b or thé totthpiees Gf Aliy person, clique, faction or class; always do its utmost for the public welfare; ievér tolerate corruption or injnstiee; Aevioaies vite wid praise virtue; commend good dong by individual or organ- ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views and opitions; print Orly nétwd thst will elevate and not contaminate the reader; uevér comi- promise with principle. von Greetifigs; Colonel Lester. * Fifty Million Frenchmen cah’t bé ‘wrong. Can't, eh? Yot tellin’ me! °"Saturday’s Associated Press stated that “Afheritans shivéred from Canada to the Quit of Mexico. Floridd alone escaped the frigid wave.” That’s a habit with Florida. There are hundreds of Cuban political refugees keattered ovet Furope atid the United States. Those fn this country are mostly congregated in New York, Miami, Taiipa and Key West. Duting Spaiiish to have the project completed, and the! club voted that the members should write | Florida’ $ senators al congressmen re- Questing them to continue their efferts in support of this measure for a nationai park in Florida. Congressman Owen has defatigably for the p ge of this bill.”} 3 which has been favorably reported to the house hy the committee on publie lands, and already the senate has passed a com- panion bill, sponsored by Senator Fletcher, so that now only the action of the house is necessary to create the park. | It is the hope of all Floridians that the next congress will see to it that’ the Everglades National Park will become a féality. Most of the section is in Monroe county and parts of it in Dade and Collier coun- ties. There are but two highways in- tersecting this vast, primitive area , the Tamiami Trail in the extreme northern portion and the road to Key West in the extreme eastern. Most everything else is as Nature made it. This primitive spot should be preserved for the 125,000,000 people who are as yet unaware of its un- told natural treasuries. Ales Hrdlicka, curator of the division of Physical Anthropology at the National Museum in Washington, D. C., is very en- thusiastic concerning the establishment of the Everglades National Park, and be- lieves that no national park will be more justified than the Florida park now under consideration. The region uncompassed within the proposed Everglades National Park is well known to Professor Hrdlicka, having been explored by him scientifically in 1818. In eomnection with his work, that of Anthro- pology, he has visited many parts of the world, and is particularly directly ac- quainted with most of the United States froth the Gulf to Alaska, so whatever this eminent scientist has to say is authoritative. In a recent letter to Ernest F. Coe, ehaitman of the executive council of the Everglades National Park Association, Pro- fessor Hrdlicka, referring to the proposed salvaging of this bit of the’tropical-world, enthuses as follows: “In all my travels I have never Seen @ region more charming and in- worked in- . Made full Place of « other . Expenses On the ovéan 2. Pinnacte of ioe in 4 laces . Dau ater of Senther or Davia C . David. Cop- perfleld's wite . Like t —s 43. Gos at at easy Balt . Upper iimb . Turn to the right . About. . Medicinal plani Bones of the ro eas 0} ah Fintcap 4. Near S 43. Eight variety : Kina a owe 60. arm . pee i. poreree. with j Great es = 39. Sauce: : Secon ua, putt 53. aa chat ann _aanaas magi ace CE 1 a will be inserted in The Citizen at‘ | the rate of le a word for each sertion, but the minimum for the; } first insertion in every instance is! 25e. Paymentd for classified davet-| tisements is invariably in advance, ! but régular advertisers with Leerad| accounts may havé their advettise- | ments charged. Advertisers should give their | street addtéss a8 Well as their tele-| phone number if they desire re-| sults. With each Chissified advertise- ment The Citizen wil! give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for 18, Blind the eyes, as tn fal- conry Anxieties Pilaster Asiatic coun- try 3. Commit theft The east wind Jewish month Dispatched . Russian vile 19, 20. 21. 32. Roman date 35. Impressively serious ani dignified . Feminine name . Large tubs ; Canal in New York state 2. One of Co- lumbus's ships 44, Mexican ta- borer Life; comb. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnishea apart- ments, $15.00 to $25.00 per} month. Trevor and Mortis, op-| posite new Post Offite. | oct25 | form Took sotid food Spread loosely Metric tand measure FOR RENT—Furnished house, containing 12 rooms, on lot 50x198 feet; in select section, | 1307 Whitehead street, opposite | beautiful Coral Park, and facing | the sea. Garage in rear. Rent $50 monthly. Apply to L. P. Artman, 1309 = Whitehead street or The Citizen office. Jan6-tf i ” PAPERS The “itizen of- _ de17 FOR SALE—Corter in the héart of Key West. Ideal apart- mént house site. Corner Southard and Blizabeth streets. One block from ieming and two blocks from Duval street, the main thoroughfares of Key West. 100 feet, 6 inches, on Southard; 69 feet, 6 mmches on Elizabeth. Moderate _prit a; for a nickel. fice. mainder in one, two and three KEY WEST you will be bei IN DAYS GONE BY the cities ; Happenings Here Just 10 Years) 6 Today As Taken From The Files of The Citizen Rev. W. E. Street Methodi Jinz Rev. I. W. If you Were bora on this, WBNed and is n lent good business and in buying} ‘named as the pastor of Fleming ist church, succeed- years. Address P. O. Box pte Phone 61. mefited by heeding FOUND in the columns of FQUND—A bunch of keys this morning at Thompson Ice Co, Owner may have same by call- ing at Citizen Office and pay- ing for this ad. dec19-3t Longacre, who re- MISCELLANEOUS ow in California, AN AUTO STROP RABOK oad Bryant has_ been \High . Mean ..... Normal Yesterday’s Precipitation Normal Precipitation ... his record covery our perl ling at 8 o'clogk this aorning. Tomérrew’s Al Sun rises |Sun sets {Moon rises {Moon sets .. A.M. PLM 2:24 Low 9:01 9:3! Barometer at 8 a, m, today. Sea level, 80.176 — Lowest Highest . 24 28 18 20 18 20 10 10 28 8 2 42 20 67 22 22 12 20 28 36 18 26 8 “4 18 14 8 6 Abilene ..... Atlanta . Boston ‘Buffalo ... Chicago . Denver - Detroit ....... Dodge City El Paso .. Helena Huron Jacksonville Kansas City KEY WEST Little Rock Louisville Miami ... New York Oklahoma City Pensacola Pittsburgh St. Louis .. St. Paul . Salt Lake City — Sit. Ste. Marie .. Washington Williston Wytheville WEATHER FORECAST (Till 8 p. m, Tuesday) Key Wést and Vitihity: Cloudy easy terms. One-fourth cash, re-j with rain tonight and Tusneay atways — P& PORT TAMPA= Effective Leave Key West. for Havat d; Wednesday, 12:15 P.M... Leave Havana F fede! Thuraday, 9:46 0. Ins. es ne Moderate to fresh northeast and 3:29} A @istutbattce over peratures in central and north portion tonight, and in west cen: tral’ portioh Tuesday. Jacksonville to Florida Straits: 4 east winds; weather overcast with Fait Tuesday artd over south por- : | tiof- tonight. | Bast Gulf: Frésh softheast and east winds. WEATHER CONDITIONS the far Northwest has caused rain in the Pacific States from San Francisco, California, northward during the last 24 hours; while ntoderately high pressure covers most of the 0 om night Yesterday |temainde? of the country. Light 48 snows have occurred in portions of thé Laké région and fui om. the Texas coast and in southern Flor- ida. Teriipetatdrés continue below normal throughout the country, ex- cept in southern Florida, and in the Pacific States. G, 8. KENNEDY, Official it charge. | 76 WHOM ff MAY EdNCERN. This is to give notice to the pub- lic that after this date I will not be #espéhsible for debts tontract- ed by my wife, Lillian G. Middle- ton, eithe? th my haine OF het owl. Dated len r 17th, 1932. fee174 ; MEDDLETON: leading retail paseo ors a can. Ctabber Giri faking Powder is ‘STEAMSHIP Co. NEE aA ce “exkeyk Bandy and Key West, duly except Sunday atta "date 10 ye: 0. your birth-. Richard~ ~Bartheimess, noted given free with each classified Leave K &S West : for lot Pog Davis, Tudaday ane Sxturtay, day fell on Tuesday. William R. Porter, president of the First National Bank, return- movie actor, who was in the city for a short time, left yesterday ovér the East Coast for Miami. He ftdvettivetent. sytem ee ee s YOUR EYESIGHT t IT. | $2 Nort ‘eee Teter Offiet on the “tb ae ee twas accompanied by Lillian Gish {and David Powell. tyratiny, any Cubahs migtated to this city and San Carlos is known as the “Cradle of Cuban Liberty.” IS PRECiOUS— You should give your eyes dé much Attention as you do your body. DR. J. A. VALDES ed at noon today from a i Se ERe ‘ " through the north and east. Porter said he believes that i T. F. Pietce Wad arrested yester- year will be the biggest in tourist | day by Constable Leroy Torres, travel ever experienced by Key! charged with passing worthless teresting from the points of view of the naturalist, the fisherman, the archaeologist and others, and at the game time less fit for ordinary { »bita- ero pers ; 2 West. wr Recently the United States presented & gift to Fratice if the form of a colossal tion than the southwestern p: Florida, known justly as the Hundreds of folks are mak-! checks, ing preparations to come south af- ter the holidays. art of 10,000 row. He is in the county jail; 532 Duval Street and will be given a hearing tomor- Be Sure and See Our Line of figure by Frederik MacMonitles, for which Beautiful Ail Metal thousands of American children con- tributed their pentiies. ‘The statue. was named “Fratice Defiait.” Yes, indeed, de- fiant to enemy and friend alike. How ap- propriately PvEnete! “Governor-elect Sholtz is a broad- rhe man or a forgivable sort of a chap. He just &pptinted on his staff a west coast -newsfaper nian who opposed him in the first primary and then seeing the tr- Yor of his Wayd and the ebinifig events which cast their shadows before, promptly switched over to the most likely winner. The Citizen teevlved this week box of cranberries grown in Ocean Count}, New Jersey, by Jim Holman, who is said to be the Only Rotarian in the world whose club classification is “Fartifig Cranbet- ries.” The cranberries wete sent by I. E. Peebles, formerly of Kéy West, now pub- lisher of The Otedin County Leader, at Point Pletiséht; N. J. A néwspapér published the farthest sotith of diy newspaper in the United States, is the Key West Citizeti. L, P. Art: man is president and T. J. Brysoti is editor. ThE Paper is fifty-three yeats old, and be- ing one of the most interesting puiblica- tions.in the state,.is.e-eredit to Flotida as well as the nation=<Timeés-Union. Braise from Sit Hubert is Sbpreuition, indeed White Qovernor-elect Sholtz is appoint- ing tet of large thefital calibre on his staff he is not oblivious to his small physical stature an@ thakes appointments to match his owt. Colohel J. Latcelot Lester ia one of these: fh the intefest of digiiity aid propriety ft #8 to be hoped thé neWly-made colohel Won't Het all tatigled wp in his ac- Island Regio. It is a natural jewel which should be preserved for the American people as a whole forever. It will form, as largely it is alre: dy, an ideal sanctuary of the colorful water fowl and other birds of the Gulf. It is a bit of paradise for the fisher- man; the region teems with mounds and other remains of ancient man, which should be preserved for poster- ity; the entire coast region of this part of Florida is a part of the continent in eonstant highly instructive process of formation, the creeks, bayous, ‘sounds’ aid oiitside shallows are biological laboratories of inestimable value; and the whole region is so pristine and wild that it is hard t realize that it may be so near to civilization.” The United States has national parks in various sections of its domain, but none in the south, and the section contemplated for the Everglades National Park is ideal | for this purpose, is unlike anything in the | rest of this country and a real part of the tropical world. HANDWRITING FOR TAX MAKERS When the post office department ad | mits that three cents first-class letter post- age has failed to yield an increase in reventie, atid has actually caused. a de-) crease; it submits to the law of diminishing | rétirfis. You ¢an’t make a taxpayer write letters and you can’t make him use a three-} cent stamp when he can use a one-cent |; postcard. Congress should bear these experi-} ences in mind when it prepares its next tak bill. It will have to make its basis of taXation so broad and sptead it so thinly | over a Variety of articlés, that it Scaréély be felt. Ofheiwise, taxes will de- i At a meeting of Key West Lodge 13, I. 0. O. F., held last night, the following officers were elected for the coming year: shaw, noble grand; Frank Dale, vice grand; Louis Otto, recording secretary; W. J.-H, Taylor, finan- cial secreta’y; Dr, C. E. Kemp, treasurer; H. F. Roberts, janitor; C. F. Kemp, Lewis Otto and W. J. H. Taylor, trustees; W. J. H. Tay- lor, representatives to the grand lodge; Arthur Gomez and F. W. Roberts, alternates. Archibald Lewis Pratt and Mis: Mercedes Brown arrived in the city | yesterday afternoon from Havana They secured a matfriage license | and were right away married by Judge Hugh Gunn. Thursday evening December 2 the “Convent Orchestra” will af pear before the public for the first } time. All who are interested in music should hear these juvenile; players. The orchestra members are E. Lucignani, A. Wilson, G. Bierna, A. Gato, E. Rendueles, M. Quinta Pear of 35 J. Curry, R. Perez, V.| The senior choral class. members will also be heard. Another record cargo of freight} ‘was haridled in a short time today| at the Mallory docks. The freight-} et Contho arfived this morning with 63 tors afd began discharg- ing. While this was béing done longshofeitten tere loading the véesel with cigars, ofitiges and Clans, Amoimting in al to 62 tons. General Mario G. Menocal, ex- president of Cuba, Mrs. Menoca!} and party, who have just returned from spending the summer Europe, arrived in Key West this morning, Some of the party left by airplane for Havana while oth- ers left by steamer. The Christmas buying season is in full swing. ive mer- Wil] [chants are, dailf advettisiig their} through the columns of An advertising mer- offerings The Citizen. coutrements: And; asks a chap bétter | cline betduse an over:taxed people will }chant has the largest business. The versed iii iiilitary iiatters, how will he; manage with the elongateti sabre deny theméelves exorbitantly taxed pro- ducts. turnover is quicker and sales larg- er. The Cititen advértisers are the pick of the town. They repre- George F. Han-; tn! Invitations have been announc- ing that on December 31, Sunday, | ithe wedding of Miss Frances Melt-| zer and Morris Aronovitz will be solemnized at 4:30 o’clock in the afternoon. 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