The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 29, 1933, Page 2

PAGE bebude She ey Wiest Citiven ‘Published Datly Bxcept Suiday By THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING C04 INO. iy BP. ARTMAN, President. From Ths Citizen Building, Corner Greene and Ann Streéts Only Dally. Newspaper ii Key West and Monroe County ‘ “entered at Key Wést, Florida, as second class matter FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR “Member of the Associated Press Whe Associated Press 1s exclusively entitled to use for republication, ot all news dispatches credited to it or nov otherwise credited in this paper and also thé local news published hére. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year ..... Six Months . reé Mon Weenly $10.00 5.00 NATIONAL EDITORIAL MEM ae ee ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application, SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notices, cards of thanks, resothtions of respect, obituary notices, ete, Will be charged for at the rate of 10 cents a line. NGtices for entertainments by churches from which & revehte is to be derived are 6 cents a line. .The Citizen is an open forum and invites discus- sion of public issues and subjects of local or general interest but it will nof publish anonymiots com- munications. NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES FROST, LANDIS & KOHN 250 Park Ave., New York; 35 East WANS Drive, CHICAGO; ‘General Motors Bldg., DETROIT; Walton Bldg, ATLANTA, ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WILLA, alwaye seek the truth and print i without feme and Withiont: favor; never be _ afraid to attack wrong or to appldod tight; always fight for progtead; never be the or- gan or the mouthplée of amy person, clique,: faction or class; always do its utmost for the public welfaré; néVer tolerate corruption or inj*stice; dénounce viée and praise virtue; commend good done by individual of organ- } daation; tolerant of others’ rights, views and opinion’; vrint only mews that will vlevate: and not contaminate the reader; never com- PRESIDENTIAL LEADERSHIP Four weeks ago the country was in the throes of a depression that was both material and méntal. Hope was alifiost extinct in the hearts of the American peo- ple. Just ahead of them the clouds of disaster appeared on the horizon. A]l was darkness and gloom. There was starving in the midst of plenty. * The people could see no hope ahead. A change of administration of the govern- ment was imminent, but what could be ex- pected of the government when it ‘ had doné its best and brought forth nothing but failure. Panic was in the air. Theré séemed nothing that could be doe to retiedy what appeared to be an impos+ sible situation. Then came the inauguration of a new president, the beginning of a new ad- ministration. Almost as a part of the in- augural ceremonies came the news of the collapse of ou¥ banking system. Nothing but a miracle, miracles, could save the situation. But the miracles developed. Once again a leader appéared when the need of his appeararice was paramount. Just as in past critical stages of our history, wher leaders appeared as if by magic, so did the yequired Jeadérs appear in our time ‘of greatest need, , In four short weeks the country has seen the road to better thitigs cleared by. efficiency in governmental circles. The threatened banking panic, which would have planged the country into misery un- speakable, died in its tracks, destroyed by vigorous action: A law sixteen years old, whieh had been available to his predecessor, was re- surrected by President Roosevelt and used to provide a method of cure. The banking holiday was ordered—the neédeéd lull in the panic created. With time to think, a series of THE KEY WEST CITIZEN AGHOSS 1 Precious stones Frequent breakfast food Away 12, Russian sea 13. Wild animai 1 Honev gatherer 16 Mark | 16. TAIR about virtne s Rage Lacerated - Tipping 3. Shire Gained at Ke = Ohtttely Dire Denfolish Ragtave wien «3 Gancel ‘acid 54. Conyriniton where play 58 is Starts in gélf 36. Suticieati poet, crude , . Bottont of the ot vat 4 Sanit I Relating to iE. ad SE SELEaG 4 RSs. / aehee ia intel Ui a 4S, Bis, N mY, yyy 7) Y 7kkLe Same sas aeE Y AF | | ome AT REE Be Baws VAL, V/) cme ua dame, Butterfly? . West. indian } Tags out of - ; Eee . Fine open- work . Peruses 3. Ruler of Persia 38: Journey ay Rats sparingly . Dane : . Set of three . Medicinal . Féstivar . fretdnd . Grayish white metal lant . Mixed rain reds and snow . Tree Medieval ttait- jan — 7/// <SEe PH ay 1 Wz WEDNESDAY MARCH 29, Barometer nt # Set levél, 30.14) Lowest I Taistaifght ¥ 64 Detroit - Recent world events might help you on this. You'll find here @ man who walked out of a big conference involy- ing his country. More re- cently, he arrived im the United States. Assemble the pieces and check with the solution on page 2. Concccccceucccccvcccseed) CLASSIFIED Duluth . Galveston Hatteras Helena Kansas KEY WEST Little Rock Miami Nashville New York . Pensacola Pittsburgh, Ste Louis: St. Paul Salt Lake City . Sit. Ste: Marie . Seattle - Washington Williston. . Wytheville 48. 32 24 32 44 28 24 66 44 36 54 71 54 70 40 32 60 26 42 38 32 10 38 32 44 32 P.M} dhe Below frony thé, easter hest sterday 82 66 52 82 40 70 WEATHER FORECAST (Till 8 p. ‘hirsday Key West and Vicinity: Pwie}**® m, The .| and show in Utahy meer Carolinay Jey eastwi during the’ fast at fours of the middte-and lanti¢ coast, in cemttal Oklahoma, southern, 0 and on the north Pacifil emp4 have in fie! north central States, uj sissippi and- lower Misso! leys, and? have. fallen it Per Ohid, Valley, Bh « t generally above normal Rockies to the Mississippi Lake | Peston aid Ohi& -Valley fsouth- | eastward to the Atlantic edist. G. S. KENNDDY, Enh Thotisow, fa | Mass., electrician ec i born in Enghind, 80- Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, [syinropsteaeesreanse of ort Museuitr, bor Fa 64 yo ago, ntor, “famed ith ites! Aroha ob idea dnigton and Brooklin a noted author, born in Bo years at paper Raymond M. téeket; Ri-By 52 yenrs -Jévéphy CiwthorW, of Gatitor- niay @ noted actor 6f @ jon ago,. born in. New York, years fae. Wather Butter, séheed’ stir, born at Cohmebies, Oltio, 40 years 7 iF promivs with principle. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges, to’ complete Road to Main- land. * Free Port. Hotels and Apartments Bathing “Pavition, Aquariom. Airports—Land and Sea, Consolidation of County and City Governiients, SSS. 8 SS AT MSS” NA OE Tulevance and war are at opposite PE oa Nothing incites the egotist to fury as “indifference. Florida's. motto — is: Sryah “And ers goes, Fonny how many “little” men are trying to — the power of “big? men. Good government is the product-of a well informed citizenship. Read the datty papers, ’ ; “In God We - A ran by he name of Fried tiarried a Miss Fish in Cleveland, Ohio, and Fish is Fried, ever after. <= They tell us to be a@ miémber of the Construction gang and not the wrecking craw. Both are eovstrtetive in’ theit pro- Der sphere. Another transposition that gets the proof-reader in Dufch occurs im the words! that j “marital aiid “martial.” But shouldn't he, for in modern matrimony the weeds are almost synonymous, Prohibition-Direetor Woodedck de- Glaxves he intends in the future to “soak” Hie large mariufaetirers of liquor. He aliould first consider what a terrible shock THE would be tothe American people w ad Nive become too Well acéustomed to sees ing the “big shots” get away with atiost anythinw. Henry James has ote of hid charac. ters give this definition of wealth: “1 cait people rich when they're abile to meet the requirements of their imagination.” In Key West it is customary té calla person vich-when he is honest enotgh to pay his BBS. But little oF no credit is given these} who deprive themséives of creature com- forts in order to pay tions. their just obliga-| with time to listen atid ufiderstand the facets of the situation, the hysterical public heard, listened and calmed. An astonished: congress could do no less than follow sttch leadérship and a nation inspired with renewed hope de- manded that the leadership be followed. With a strength of will-power and decision hitherto unsuspected; © President Roosevelt indicated step by step the measures required to cure the current evils and demanded their adoption, “LOST LAUGHTER” The country préss hag prodticéd many distinguished figures. The daughter of one of the most distinguished of them all-is now proving that the talent that makes a good editor is sometimes passed on to the next generation. Years ago, a young man started a newspaper in Atchison, Kansas. He éalled it “The Atchison Globe” atid made if one of the best-known newspapers in the country. After working hours he wrote a nével which he called “The Story of a Country Town” atid that too, in time be- caime aii Anierican classic. The heroine of the novel is naiméd Mateel, and when a daughter was born to the author, she was given that name. The editor and autha is Ed. W. Howe, “The Sage of Potato Hill.” Ed. W. Howe’s fame as an author rests up- on the single novel, but the daughter Mateel Howe Farnham, has just completed her fourth, “Lost Laugliter,” to bé pub- lished by Dodd, Mead and Company. Mrs, Farnham cannot remember when she bégan to write. It seemed inevitable as @ mentber of the Howe’ faniily. Her mother and two brothers asstmed that she would write stories. Her father wanted het to be av outstanding newspaper wo- mah, a feminine Ed. Howe. When she was not quite nineteen, and living in Portland, Oregon, she reported the Seattle Fair for the “Oregonian” and the New York “In- dependent.” Then she won the $500 prize | given by the Portland Chamber of Com- | merce for the best writeup of Portland. | This was lier first and only newspaper work, éxcept for stray writings for her | father’s paper. She then began to write | stories and almost immediately sold one to | “The Ladies Hote “Journal.” Her two brothers followed their father’s profession, but Ed. Howe hes fever quite forgiven his | deughter for failing to make it atainimons. | All this sounds pleasant and paitiless | but years of hard labor lie between the ; fist story and “best Laughter,” which \ represents two and onehalf years of work. ' Mrs. Farrham déditates Nef present | book to her husband, Dwight Farfham, trithowt whom, she sags, “there would be | for me no more laughter.” COLUMN cecvde Advertisenients under this head will be insérted ih THe Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- eftion, but the minimum for t! first insertion in every instance 5c. KEY WEST IN DAYS BY ' | Vos deowdsaedadive Happening’ Here Jast 10 Y. a “Rustle elimination” ‘wis the Rao Todagihs. Takinck rok j unique récording problemr whieh ; ‘ levopped ap. during filnting . of _, Tie Filly Gt TR¢ CiRbich | 9 one auctgt ah dutta, Hlatathe?” drama of 1890 and today, which If Stock Island property holflel is Showing. tonight, at the Strand ers with, land included, in. the, yro-|Theater with Itene Dunne in the}, posed new municipal golf course steHer rolé. di was bite dhe reaisormdble; there will be encountered in an old-fashioned an election at an early date ‘to, ballroonl setjiedée of thé picture Bont the city for the amount re-| it whieh thé Wémay Wore! the tisements is invariably in advance, but regetar ments charged. — Advértisers © should givé their fontant and Tharsday; gentle to |: moderate northeast and eine winds, yb Gocccccedoed’ Florida: Thursday; little change in perature. phe Jacksonville to Florida strait umn Gentle to moderate northeast and; no such thing; but east’ winds and fair weather tom eatoing tinkes thers ft Fair. tonight add)” tem- nies Its childveh as heetealy. th and T! Payment for classified adver- ean Gulf: prove to moderate ate auired, lot Lester is confident that that}P City Attorney J: bance- Jong.. trailing gowns, fluffs sleeves popular arid in the law will. carry. easily. when placed béfore the people. All the city is! asking is that certain propélty | owners be reasonable with theit} dealings with ka city. H The lécal post of the Anrériean Legion has made arrangements with the Marweci orchestra at- Yate a spécial program of 70 selections during the shéwimp of “The Man Without a Country. It is bélieved that the effective- fess of the pictatization of this great classic will be enhanced by '90'’s; Tite witterials Were neces- sarily of a crinkly, starched naturé to keep the dress decorations in proper shafie. As the action of the scene Started, there’ were protests from the recording staff listening to the sound received through the micro- phone. Air éfféet similar’ to a windstorm was registered. After much disedssiof and experiment- ing, the trouble was overcome by placing electrical filters it the re- cording citeuit which allowed dia- logue and -mMwsic to pass without streét address ax well as their tele- phone number if they desire re- ‘sults. With each classified advertise- A dixtuvbanee i central this! morning over the eastern Roel Detiver, Colo, 29.54 inelies, and ment The Citizen will give free avi | Presstre is low thrdughoat the! a Autostrop Razor Outfit. it. Ask: for | Plains States and Rocky tain’ region; while a high préssiire ——. ———____— | va, whieh is crested over Michi- FOR RENT FOR RENT--Furnishe? _ apart- tents, $15.00 to $25.00 per month. Trevor and Morris, op- posite new Post Office. NEWLY_ FURNISHED HOUSE, conveniences, aN éatching the disturbing rustle of garments. “The Secret of Madanie Blanche” is oe om the suecess- fal stage: play, * 7 write F ten by Martin Biown. Miss Duftne are. Lionel Phillips Holties, Ura Merkel, Doagles. Waltow,, C.. Henry Gor- don; Jewn Pitter © and Mitchell Lewis. jietute was direeted by Charles iat Wate, who last pto- dueéd “The Washington” Mas: qterade” and “The Mask’ of Ful Matcha.” the orchestra, per month. Apply 1116 Gi nell street. marl # sunrise prayer meeting, will be held in the First Methodist church tomorrow mording with. « very competent leader. On Easter! Sunday morning the church will hold a great prayer - meeting, to Which everyone in, aes is cordially invited. $50 9% FOR SALE OED’ PAPERS.—barge bundle for} Be. . Geed to pack furniture,or wrapping purposes. The | ‘itizen fiee. 2 jan? RADIO_ REPAIRING RATIO REPAIRING. We repair} aif makes. Guaranteed service, } JL. Stowers Music C T. H. Bramicy, agent for the Suteess Portrait Company of’ Chattanooga, Tenn, wats arrested here this moffing by Officer Laerié Roberts on a chittge of engaging in business Without’ liay- Held: The’ age limiiés ape ftony 18 to 24 years. ing the nééessaty Héerise. After bis arrest Bramley séevred his license ard put up bond of $10 for his appearante in poliee court! this aftertivor: - | Each wight if the tent ‘Bvaiige: list TdeRer Wick sin. Th his dis? cotitse last hight he sdid that “We were madé fora gteat purpose WANTED—You to know that wé/ have the right prices of letter-| heads, envelopes, business cards, | statements and any form of Printing: Satisfaction gumran- but man has. disappointed God.” City council arid the snémbers} The ie for tonight wilt be: of the: volunteer fire department| “The Devil freabator.” will meet torlight to talk over the matter of a proposed. change a) Sette Browne, the city charter in whieh the coun-| ti¢ pri gaat William « H. eit is to be granted the power to; Malone; state sekater: “Arthur SEP: Sie ened ot |e depart-| Gomer, county solicitor, and‘ G. ment. This question has caused | Bowne Patterson, paid tribute to manok cowtroversy aut it’ IF: 04-| the late JOQEW. Hunt, oy peeted that it will be finally set- this morning im criminal ted tonight. bat the reghiar seteion ohrt Beran, Hesdtutiond of os . dtattn ap by the Keg, West Attic istion, were rae, and’ | approved. teed, Call 61. Press. us furnish you with personal stationery; 100 sheets of sta- tiohary $1.00; 100 envelopes $2.06; both, with your mite ard address printet in atttae- _. tive type. The Artman Press,' Phone 51. jan? FAST DIRECT FREIGHT , SERVICE TO | The) Athletic Chi quintet wl? ministered thé fine! defeat lors night over the DeMolays im their! five game series. The game was! Wot easily won by the cleb as thei ae ee D. Ms pot aa corkite geod) Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Cathoneitl struggle threaghewt, and it Was}2mmeunee the birth of a son born Het until thé Inst few mitiutes of | this miorhing ih their home at the play that Geir opponents: man. Corner of Whitehesd and Plemitig aged to forge ahead and win by a streete to stére 6f 28 to 18. on ray Priday<. eet neu tock —. i Pire Chief Ratph’ Pitter am-)/ — alterante Wrawentars U. 8. coast guatd an-' notnced today (hat the names a nounced? today (Nat there will be; Willie Parks ant! Gedrge Watson Ae MEW ORLEANS we KEY WEST a competitive exarsination for the} Rave been <tbafiteted B, Soe her ‘Weut Seron@ Day ag appeiitiicht of cddets did cadet) Guity amt Henty Albury as fire] ote engineers held in Key West Aprcili department “call men.” | 16, providing theré are 4 suffi- Sree itor CLYDE —— | Gett nutiber of lies? applicatte Siteeribe tor The Cititeg—20e) « ». enrem, Aes. to wartint the ekeiination being}a week. Key West KEY WEST Re, ye. overspreads most of the sa 9 5 COME TO MIAME “THE MILLIONAIRES’ PLAYGROUND” et ee eee HOTEL RATES LOWEST EVER QUOTED PRICES POR MEALS IN KEEPING Wi? The New Low Prices on All Recreational A Inquiré at Oot Tourist Iiformation Bureew Interesting Side ‘Trips, Sight-Seeing, Rte, awd See Recreational Host About Fisting; Golf and Other We pay & Per Cent on Savings KEY WEST, FLORIDA Somber Fedora! Reverse Syetom Desigueted Public Depositary ee iit neat