The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 3, 1933, Page 2

PIVisCLaMeYy FTA a THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1933. BUSINESS PROSPECTS ‘ scracsoscgsepevcesecwcgsagsncngpscspecesecenesase eccceoe| Fe raicaes pir Seow Son The first months of the new yaar Daily Cross-word Puzzle " CLASSIFIED | TODAY’S WEATHER EN PUBLISP ivi i i es e ARTMAN, ent. should see renewed activity in the world! Coweoeccovcccvcsscarcercoeccrcconeesoscecees: | ¢ 0 L U M N From The Citizen Building, 1 as 7 = r ACROSS Solution of ‘"esterday’s Puzzi 16. Seat in { | Temperature® tmesday, probably local rains over Corner Greene and Ann Streets of business. “The tirst six months of 1982) , ,agnoss..o, -., pon eusse ehureh | 2 '4\north portion tonight. y . . sp »' | @@eeecccecovcecceoscosee Hichost ‘Only Dally Newspaver in Key West and Monroe | were not quite as good as the first six | * C-rtral por Former neg Choe eros eee: Hees TnekGulf: Gertie Gorthéest and ‘County = ars of , tat fic aeen stars spre aaa eet wi becomi te == months of any of the preceding years, but corn © At g Gictance> | will be inserted in The Citizen’ at|Mean....... .72\east winds becoming modera' eS eeSSeSFSSFSFSFee Batered 4t Key West, Florida, as second class matter 8. Tropical fruits in-|Normal Mean 69 hte over northwest portion. Fc ne 5 Oras 3 ~Aeriform fiufé | the rate of 1c a word for e FIfTY-FOURTH YFAR they were not very much worse. ' The real | 1. Turkish com- } Capital ot on, but the minimum for the| Rainfall? | ‘WEATHER CoNDrrrons ber of the Associnted ca i failure of business came with the discovery = ileses Vase : insertion in every instance is | Yesterday’s Precipitation ie ins { 9 Associa: is exclusively entitled to use 2 4 . res Except 25e. nal Precipitation ... . ns.) A 5 z se for republt tion of all ews dispatches « creaited co | of the financial predicament of the coun- A Understana Pointed toot” \" Payment for classified adver-| "“Smis recgrd_ covers 24-hour » | fie score tl ue it or not otherwise cre see + ym or otk og tisements is invariably in advance, |*™ding at 8 e'c! this morning. er » and pres- e' i y and the necessity of levying - isements is invariably A i the local news pubiished here. try he necessity evying .taxes. to w. avert ie bist scunilay advestisets wich ledeee! Tecsershwis Alesanesd | sure dat low. Geom: the: upper, and SEBS RIPTION RATES produce revenue. \3 2 Airave 2 Be victorious |#ecounts may have their advertise-|Sun rises m. western Lake region westward over i i ve 22, Waxed 4, Peculiar {ments charged. Sun sets’... - ™|/the Plains States, Recky Moun- ; nas — — — figs 25 The ose ana briana rail. j_, Advertis shoulds gio thes) Moen: rises - ™ | tain region, a far “Worthwest: mainly levied on business, slowed down ve, mag, ober ic | street add as well as their tele-|Moon sets . - ™.| hile tecacee cousiscaaik: —— ADVERTISING RATES business everywhere. Fs Knack Hy 6, the time [estas number if they desire re- ae Tomorrow's ne fern and southern sections of the Made know: licction, : i me * * charit: 2, 39. Mak ee Vi oa A.M. P. ee During the last 24 hours : of ican ¢|bad. As a result of the bad third quarter, | 31: Worthy 44. Pronoun z poker mig i Low 17 11:18] out most of the Florida peninsula, ce ae ee ee iit ps chatwed Tera busi fives ie ¢ — ARLE, 3 You and 1 45. Having the £ 42. Had being re op Razor Outfit. Ask for | Barometer at 8 a.m. today. | snow in western Montana and rain 0 S yes S$ 6 te 4 * é ‘fi 5 Hessen for cocci ty Suurtee from i |e en eo erin ne eke gene | ag gi a pal May E Soman, HE Fine gua ca) ene Francises ouctionad, the’ aaeoust The Chizen is an open forum and invites discus- | 'Y curtailed expenditures in the fourth |, 3. Large re- 51. Son of Seth 8. Hobby 46. Fish eggs FOR RENT Lowent.; Hightit- 4 bein Heavy in westers. Oregon: sion of publi 4 subjects of local or general * * eptacle 52, Night before 9. Within 47, Feminine ' i iz 1 © fetercat bat it’ will not publish, anonymous com- | Quarter in order to hold down the year’s! 32. Impolite aa a Shevent 10. Clvedlike ante |,” | mame |FOR RENT_Facnisnea eek Last night Yesterday | Temperatures are somewhat below Ataunicatior losses. 40. Magician's nat Loree i 11. Sound of ‘iia diss | Tent $15.00 to $25.00 piper) Abilene a w- 44 60 normal this morning in the Pa- ONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIV . Let it stan ul waves lation } S, $15. 25. el € 2 a y, ¥ NATIONAL ene oo ea ee The business sphich was not done in| 41. Conjunction 65. Uncooked on the shore. 0. Depart |} month. Trevor and Morris, op- apo E : a ae ore Oe ee ene 08" at : 2 ju ce saccees » a S ¢ 250 Park Ave New York, 35 Hast Wacker Drive, | the last six months of 1982 wili have a| [7 Wa posite new Post Office, _ (Chicago . 32 38 | Atlantic States; while elsewhere PAO, aapeer ietos Big, ET HOTT: stimulating effect on the business of — the FF oO may aaa | oct25 | Denver - 26 56 {readings are generally above the a RES, ——~~ | Detroit . 80 36 seasonal average. eR eeencee daira | fiat pie oe of po PO a Car 4 +4 Dee Ge ee rate | DedkerOlis sa 2 82 GS, KENNEDY, e first six months 0} show a 7, ee ‘ : -; Duluth ... 3 fficial in charge. ~ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN son, 1001 Eaton street. Phone! tractnor profit, the final six months, and as a re- a sit. : “dee28-1m0x 1 Pasa. : ts sult the entire year, will show a material 9 rz —— —=l1 : ° 20 Helena a IF THE SCHOOL “SILENT *-WILL always week the troth and print | improvement. —_, Seca 7 i |FURNISHED BUNGALOW with |Huron . 44 POLICEMEN” TELLING VOr ; er . 7 Boe | eget Sas re Al-iKansas Ci : without. fear end without, fa oe @ The outlook for 1932 is en¢ouraging. pciaage dinghies Sear nea ae eaneas oe. as 2 be abelie SEES ase ee bury streets. Phone 702 or call} KEY WEST 6 7 TO 8 MILES” RE! afraid to attack wrongyor to sppland rights“ 1) Many of our problems-and:diffieulties are at 905 South street. dec31-tf |Los Angeles 63. THE STREET ALL DAY -IN- , nan og str i. vd1-tt | Los A es aiways fight for progress; never be the or- ; . ERS | eo 5 : san STEAD OF JUST THE OPENING, . in the sol of. — - | Louisville 44 the mouthpiece of erson, clique, yy of Sulon see mees 4 - TORY BUILDING. | Miami 78 NOON, AND CLOSING HOURS gen or.the mou! ~ * a Our social system, after.a long slide.on PARSE orb yc BULOIN G, Miamt k 42 TOURISTS WILL ADVISE or clase; always do its utmost for the Sa! buatnacs 4 5 ie satiate Modern conveniences, upstairs) New Yor THEIR FRIENDS TO AVOID 4 the business and financial toboggan, seems |, and downstairs. Also aiew. bun-| Phoenix) : 64 eee Peens Heres Sore oteetes OF 1 fy have hit bottom. . We slid down. pretty galow, furnished or unfurnished. | Pittsburgh 40 YOUR CITY! snjratice; denounce vice and praise virtue; 11 6.4 and there was no difficulty in putting Apply Valdes Bakery. — jan2-6t| St. Louis - 46 ommend good done by individual or organ- at ee “ St. Paul . 40 - on speed. The climb back will be . vu dif- FOR RENT—Furnished house, Sault Ste. Marie 28 34 i Peet eeeet et ethery rebln views 84 1) Fi outt, There will be a lot of work about it. | containing 12 rooms, on lot’ Seattle 42 opinions; print only news that will elevate Those who work hardest will be the first | 5ox198 feet, in seiect seation,| Temps te and not contaminate the reader; never com- 5 3 : % 1307 Whitehead street, opposite | Washington 26 46 with principle — the top. — are none of us beautiful Coral Park, and facing | Williston 40 ’ ? who cannot do it. Even those who find the sea. Garage in rear. Rent themselves facing a new start in middle peed velhinages redid retry A WEATHER FORECAST j man, Hh ead | ‘ ee nee nnn =o ee ee age. 3 street or The Citizen office. {| (Till 8 p. m, Wednesday) Walter Hustgn, stage and screen SI D E t ] ( : H ob S A calculation of how many years { Key West and Vicinity: Mostly] actor, formerly was superintend- ‘, an there are before us and what we were able | < es z x S cloudy tonight and Wednesday;)ent of the municipal pumping sta- é : to do in the same number of years in the}_._. a eG +5 ___|gentle variable winds. : oe at St, Louis, bs era By MARCY B. DARNALL. past will give-us a fair ides of our chances. KEY WEST eaaaay zat Eto d eager “FIVE OLD PAPERS! Florida: Mostly cloudy tonight fo -d Throats re Former Editor of The Key West Citizen And all of us are better equipped by F see for a nickel. The Citizen of-|and Wednesday; probably nal ¥ taxed roa : . IN DAYS CONE BY adel ; fice. ; jan2' rain on the northeast coast to- fe ; experience to do better work in the years The demand for tickets for the \ ove An interesting item appears in the an- a Pe altenat % boxing bout te be held at the K. |night. Siightly warmer Wednes- yicKs nual report of Governor Parks of Alask ahead. The outlook is really encouraging | Hagpenings Here Just 10 Years'oi C. hut tomorrow night exceeds | FOR SALE—Corner in the heart | |day in extreme north portion. sa Ungredients of ‘ 4 wie 3 ehedenes Aska | to all of us. Ago Teday As Taken From al expectations. Tommy Reyes,| ©f Key West. Ideal apart-| Jacksonville to Florida Straits: | ‘Vicks VepoRub to the secretary of the interior. The Es- roe The Files OF The Citizen vell known boxer of Key West,) ment house site. | Cornez/ Gentle variable winds and mostly, 4 kimos of northern Alaska have contributed | wypy. HOOVER VETO BEER BILL? ee en {sind Arcimis del Vino, champion of | Southaré and Elizabeth streets. | overcast weather tonight and Wed-' £@ Candy form or! Havana, will meet in the main| One block from Fieming andj escred bho“) SEEMS aa ae: 200 reindeer for food to supply the less ; ee cpiaenan apes ae ao soul iy two blocks from Duval street, fortunate white citizens of Ketchikan and Naboae lla a La : : the main thoroughf: i Ke SIXTTAMUTTOTTOTT EE f : obody knows what President Hoover |for the past two months act = sag vesblajas beg ir € Juneau. The Eskimos have suffered little | win) do with a beer bill if it gets to him, = }agent for the line in Miami, hac | Schools of the city reopened to-| West. 100 feet, 6 inches, onl from the depression, because they can al- just received notice of his appoint- day after a vacation of two weeks, Southard; 69 feet, 6 mches oni ways supply their modest wants from the Readers of The Citizen will recall the | nent as permanent agent for the |The attendance today is reported| Elizabeth. Moderate _ prit Typewriter Paper eT. WWIII IIIDIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIIE LISI NGS, pe ., | Statement of Congressman Britten, of Tl-}Clyde Line in Miami. His apoint-|@5 being a record-breaker. easy terms. One-fourth cash, r bounty of nature. Maybe we could, too, if linois, after his visit to the White House, } ment also carries with it the as- —_—— mainder in one, two and three our wants were also modest. ‘ ‘ : ‘i ~ «1, [Signment of service as agent of the} Miss Grace Cobo will entertain} years. Address P. 0. Box 432.{ that the president would sign a beer bill. Mallory interests in Key West. this ng at the home on White-| Phone 61. deel Evide:utly Mr. Britten was given that im-| ~ in honor of her seven- | ———-—— ee Spain is reported t we turning from| pression. But the announcement had| During 1922 there were 1287 tive Sears tek Soph ae MISCELLANEOUS ene ens 8s @ national sport to take up | searcely found its way into print, before |e Se cra deeking erent, “GY | Misa Cobo's most intimate friends, | PATRONIZE your home printer p—. t0otball. Fighting the bull has never | one of President’s Hoover's secretaries de- the vassels entering 75 were of| Sees and your money is invested. gained a foothold in the United States, but] nied that any such statement. of the ex. foreign registry. Some of the num-| A large number of students left} When your order goes out of | the practice variously known as_ slinging, | ecutive position had been made. It was the |P¢™ Were carriers. Some|yesterday to resune their studies| town it is spent forever. THE rs 2 gs ig i r repairs ious {ut Gai le after holidays with in came in for repairs at the ious }ut Gainesvil throwing and shooting the same is firmly yards and others brought fu oil | relativ: In the group were old Hoover policy of vacillation. E on your printing will established, as both an indoor and outdoor What Mr. Hoover will do with a beer | ‘rom Mexican ports. [George Brooks, Edwin Trevor (yr igo you it we de att eet Regular Size—8x11 , > sport. _ . : 4 [Kirkwood Watkins, Marklin John-! Surprise you. If we dq po: bill he probably does not know himself. It The Key West Shrine Club Jast 80. Will Albury, Raymond Lord,| Your work it will surprise us. THE ARTMAN PRE CORRECT GLASSES er Blisters on Hands itt Feet RELIEVE EYE STRAIN may depend on who, gets his ear or it may night elected officers for the en.|Atthur Mulberg, Bennie Carey and Charged with marrymg two women | depend on his personal obstinacy. He may |.uing year as follows: Charles H. |30#n Sharpl and proposing to another, John Dolan, a| let the credit for beer legislation pass. to Tom Gato,| Wa former Canadian aviator, told the judge: } his suecessor. “I don’t know what’s the matter with me; President Hoover cannot stop | E I wish some doctor would examine my] legislation. He can only prevent the Eee head.” At last John seems to tave gotten} American peopie from cote taxes on | ne | Subscribe for The Citizen—20e punta: A fsa gei the right dope on himsel?. it, prevent many American citizens : Mrs, Anabella Canfield, 64 years | week- Ces Ketchum, president; Let us prescribe the correct glasses for you Only 50% A chance to obtain a lot of this paper at a bargain enables us to make you this special res if it f old, died at her residenc employment through its enactment, for the rege - * ae Grinnell street. 7 o'clock | Soviet Russia is still trying to prohibit | space of three or four months. She was sitting in a chair talkinz the smuggling of Bibles into that country, It is possible, but hardly probable, that fer eens“ ea offer. an enterprise which is said to have been | President Hoover will prove narrow enough | daucater bacched jay ite he ee ° carried on in a big way of late. Perhaps] to do this. a Oe | Be Sure and See Our Line of A PHONE CALL WILL BRING IT more Americans would read the Good Book —_—_——_—_—_ = j s if there were a law against it. THE NEW DEAL hag 4, Boy oil s, of ip Beautiful All Metal etc sonville, are out fishing today as wversyepeeey guests of B. D. Trevor. They were | = At an age when many are figuring Beginning with March 4th next, a new | guests at a fish chowder given| seriowfsly on their chances for acquiring a| era in the administration of our national |!8¢ night at the home of Miss! e pair of celestial wings, J. W. Montee of | affairs is in prospect. pide d agri Mac cual rage ce Refri rators Los Angeles decided to do a little terrestrial President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt | ride around the city. | IGQPIIIILIIDISILSIS ISS: gyedussebbbED t ‘ flying. He passed his test for an airplane { is beginning to justify the predictions that — | THE ARTMAN PRESS jlot’s license at the age of €5. vould be i nen = . The old Porter dock has been! - t” P Ss = y soiree — SOR TONY tearret aid Wome ake oat Being Sold at Wholesale Cost Phone 51 Citizen Bldg. P s se bi structed at a cust of $40,000, The’ Phe Sac of Hilo, Hawaii, The people are beginning te realize pasa di a affection berthing } Po tells of an 85-year-old lady, Mrs. Wilhel-| that under his pleasant smile there is a |Spae for the largest steamers | . WOIIIIIIIIOI IIIa # ew mine Alf, who hasn't missed a movie in her | very serious mind capable of calm con- SAS ae ing einai a eens The low prices on these ¥e- reali ices outlined ocher improvements have ; ; * . ciiaration of every question, His has #0 thee nie en ar pees | frigerators will surprise you ! home town for eitht years. The editor also rémarks that “some people seem to de- light tr punishing themselves.” Alexander Kazoz of Sioux City has advertised a howse for rent for several months without success. Maybe it’s be- cause of the depression, but more likely it is because of the sign on the house itself, which reads: “This house for rent. Ten- Sereecesseccseocoescssevece pre-conceived ideas of publiv offairs backed by an obstinate disposition im-! The Camel Ciub, D. 0. K. K., pelling him to stick to his first impressions | lt thely rerulty Glection of of | They are guaranteed to regardless of developments. He is as | ‘or the ensuing year are 7 ° ° ° radically different from the present oc- jBaker, past president; Morris Coc-} give satisfaction hs hran, president; Hilton cupant of the White House as can be pe ea tees & a realized. cial secretary; George J. People are beginni ing, in the light of | Tecoming secretary ; W. J. H. Tay-} recent developments, to realize just how ! [ic Steere: ‘ton Cary We pay 3 Per Cent on Savings THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ~4 Terms arranged to suit ants must keep the Ten Conimandments.”|they were deceived by the campaign{P. G. Alb vy, 8. B. Curry, ef ea KEY WEST, FLORIDA . kapha propaganda inspired by interested parties, | Cocras, G. J. Stricker and s. ee A_man identified as Joseph Conway } which pictured Roosevelt as apolitical lovee | Baker, delegates to the ~—s was found in Buffalo suffering from loss of } weakling. i 1 memory, but he'll be in worse trouble if he He is a strong, virile personality, as| The Key West scout basketball | Thompson Ice Co., Inc. e regains it. Ten women living in four dif- those who had known him during his pub- | [quintet by defeating the Jack-| 2 ferent laim him band. sonville aggregation for the sec-| Pe: et sates cl as hus ‘ lic career had already learned. ond successive time last night, took Gavebbovwonvedbestnbsunsuscsessseurs caevoacesl Member Federal Reserve System