The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1933, Page 2

PAGE TWO The Key West Citizen = Published Daily Except Sunday By { TUB CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO. INC. i L. P, ARTMAN, President. From The Citizen es: y2 Corter Greene and Ann Streets a TLGaly Dany Newspaper th Rey West wna Monroe os fae ‘at Key West, Florida, as second class matter ee FIPTY-FOURTH YEAR Member of the Associated Lien . jated Press is exclusively entitled to use Fe vablleation of ail news dispatches credited to ot "of wot otherwise credited fa this paper and also the, local news published here. Palast i rs NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION 1933 cards of thanks, resolutions of ices, ete. Will be charged for at nts @ line. dertainments by churc! lerived are 6 ce The Citizen is/an open forum and invi sion of public issues and subjects of local or general Interest but it Will no’ publish anonymous com- munications. 3 from which e. \TISING a LANDIS KOHN York; 35 Snaat A ker me nera! Motors Bi ITROIT, _ WILL always seek the troth and print it | without fear and without favor; never be “pfraid to attack wrovg or to applaud right; Biways fight for progress; never be the or- gan or the mouthpiece of any petwon, <lique, faction’ or class; always do its utmost for the public welfare; never tolerate corruption or injrstiee; denounce viee and praise virtue; / -eommend good done by individual or organ- - heation ; tolerant of others’ rights, views and epinions; print only mews that will elevate _} @na not contaminate the reader; never com- _ prothise 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 Pavilion. Aquarium. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Governments. It is always the hit dog that howls. Mayor Curley of Boston declined to go as ambassador to Poland, thereby dodging a lot of hatd pronunciation. Yesterday The Citizen printed its first beer advertisement.in 14 years. This is a news item that deserves editorial men- tion. We inn that. the ohn of Nations qwill establish an advisory office in Nan- king, China. “Advisory” is no doubt the -right name for it. The people of Key West are a kind hearted folk. They welcome the lame, the “halt and the blind, but draw the line on convicted felons. Ste. aan AL: abies, O., paper announced ‘that a pastor's sermon subject would be “Fools,” and @dded that “all those resid- ~ ing in the community are urged to be pres- ent.” Correspondence ‘schools advertise ‘édurses for those desiring postmaster- ships. A graduate who has the backing of his Democratic Congressman should have a 5 go08 aoa tl Key Westers oiuidle have been en- thused by the reports of its Washington correspondent of The Citizen during the past few days concerning the application for the loan to construct the main bridges. Judge H. H. Taylor is now in Tallahassee, where he will aid the Monroe county rep- resentatives in pressing for passage by the legislature of the bill setting up a state cominission appointed by Governor Sholtz to apply for the loan. In the meantime Mr. Porter remains in Washington for a few days where he is quoted as saying that “We are getting things in such shape that when the application is presented, we can expect to Know within a week or ten days just what the verdict will be.” THE BREWING INDUSTRY The one business that is enjoying all the benefit of the boomiest of boom periods is the brewing industry. Fourteen years of prohibition not only taught the value of good beer to those who had been acquainted wih it in precrahile | tion days, but during the fourteen years veer received an advertising that no pro- duet ever before received in the history of the eivilized world. The hysterical rush for beer on April 7th resembled the Fourth of July celebra- tion over the news of the destruction of the Spanish battlefleet back in 1898. In every section of the country the legalization of beer has put new life into industry. The two hundred breweries in com- mission are running night and day and are unable to keep up with the demand for beer. In all parts of the country old brew- ing plants are being renovated and put into commission. Old plants are being re-built every- where and new plants are being financed and building started. Everybody is feeling the benefit. Up in Charleston, West. Virginia, a chureh congregation the other day applied to the courts for a stay of foreclosure on a note of $10,000, secured by their church building, because the bulk of the church support came from the employees of the Owens-Illinois Glass Company. The return of beer had put 6,000 em- ployes of this company back to work, the eompany planned to employ more and the church faced a new lease of life. The stay was granted. The brewing industry, in its revival, has brought new life to numbers of busi- nesses, and employment, directly and in- directly to hundreds of thousands of work- ers. MOCK DIGNITY The decision of the gentlemen in con- trol of the government reservation at Nia- ‘vara Falls, to the effect that they would not permit the serving of beer to visitors. because of the fact that it would detract from the dignity ef the spectacle, is @ bit. of unconscious humor. " The gentlemen in charge of the gov- ernment reserve are nothing if not digni- fied. It is difficult to realize just why peo- ple should be dignified when viewing the great waterfall. It isn’t easy to understand why drink- ing a glass of beer should belittle the grandy eur of the scene. Maybe it is because the gentlemen in charge are a bit jealous of the recent pop- ularity of beer. Perhaps they agree with the cold wa- ter crowd that beer and’ water do not make a good mixture. Well, perhaps the serving of beer at Niagara Falls might not be a matter of dig- nity. Neither is a fat man in a nightshirt a dignified spectacle, but fat men will con- tinue to wear nightshirts. They don’t pa- rade around the streets in them, so it is jast possible that the bridal couples see- ing Niagara will find oasis where they can enjoy their steins after having their fill of the Falls. Tt is perhaps a good thing that the en- joyment of one great pleasure is not inter- fered with by the closeness of another. SOME BIBLE FACTS Of the 66 books of the Bible $9 are in the Old Testament and 27 in the New, the former containing 929 chapters and the latter 260. Combined they have a total of 773,746 words. The word “Lord” occurs 1,855 times, “reverend,” “girl,” and “everlasting | punishment” but once each, and “everlast- ing fire” but twice. The longest verse is Esther 8:9, of 90 | words, and the shortest is John 11: “35, con- | sisting of two words, “Jesus wept.” The 19th chapter of Second Kings}; ahd the 37th chapter of Isaiah are alike. The Sth, 15th, 21st and 3lst verses of the 107th Psalm are alike, and each of the 26 vetses of the 186th Psalm ends alike, with the words “for his merey endureth for-} ever.” in Ezra 7:21 contains all the letters of | the alphabet except the letter “J.” The books of Obadiah, Philemon, ' Second John, Third John and Jude contain | only one chapter each. i THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SOOO HOSS CorecerseusuUcvereeEeseeNesessesssaseoes Daily Cross-word Puzzle COSSSO CSSD OSES Heda Eo SHAeCoCSLEoORSECOBEE Solution of Vesterday’s Puzzle 2 whe acROss 1 Entire amount far ar aviator of } | } fella Fu iS | if #E 14. ib. monsters Rubber rin, [>| ZNO] P| Olen] ARS 4] Dolo} jael ip FSSE Ban FS ser BR F.20F i Where the ‘eerie a. ying clot: Alternative River in and France Belgium 42, Betrothed Sw 5. Detace Hattand tare. 46 Stra well 48. Character in “Uncle ‘Tom's es a, 50, ree. “rational Bi. Condensed qroiaare of he air '¢ Bo 2 5 rl |<im ie |= fi u 40. Voze through ; Gad S93 S882 8 ap iL . Toward . Was the mat- ter with . daquers 6 si . Cuhivates 8 4 eS & af be Reenvaint “ 4s ace aaeee sae 2 2 2 oles Gann Yyy WW YW oes "ann i a a ld Jon ane we KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY Happenings Here Just 10 Years) Ago Today As Taken From Seecseccvvevovevsceosvece TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Here we find @ cautious be ger | tion, inclined to thrift, fall linvention, with good powers of Th Te Th conversation. There is danger. hiss t lsat . j of an attack from wnexpected |sourees, which may overturn your | | BELGIAN HITCHES TWO BALLOONS IN PROPOSED FLIGHT: PLANS USING SECOND BAG TO. ‘ACT AS “BRAKE” ON WAY UP FOR NEW ALTITUDE RECORD ANTICIPATED H By EDOUARD TRAUS | (iy Associated Press) i BRUSELLS, May 12.—Max! | Cosyns, the young Belgian phy- sicist who ateompanied Prof. Aug-| uste Piccard on the fatter’s setond: ascent into the stratosphere last | summer, is in training for @ June attempt of his own on the world’s j altitude record. An assistant balloon, acting as a sort of a brake, will be attached to the “F. R. N. S.,” the bag which Piccard used, in this third expedi-! tion into the strata. By Phone palloon, Gorton Jacksonville . | Suan rises Atlanta bably the | Charleston i Reset cup] Cofpas Christi - ee the; Deeiver: : FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1933. | Moderate “southeriy winds over 71 north portion and moderate south- ‘east over south portion, and fair eather tonight and Saturday. East Gulf Moderate southeast. Rainfall* } jwinds. Yesterday’s Precipitation T. Ins. | Normal Dada or vagy bigot Ins. | . © ‘ cnivar ath ayiack 4 thin tive hs ‘The western low pressure area Yomerrow's Almatne has spread northeastward over 5:43 a. m. jee Western Lake region, and a we by - = disturbance is central over the 9:38 a. m.j Southern Plains States. Rain or show has oécurred during the last. P. uj 24 hours in the ‘céntral Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions, and gear chower™ and thunderstorms east- 8 jward to the middle Atlantic coast, throughout most of the Lake re- gion, and in Oklahoma, Arkansas, t “i j and Tennessee, being heavy in por- laghest | tions of Arkansas. Temperatures | have risen from the Plains states | eastward over the Lake region and Upper Ohio ‘Valley, and have fal- {len in Arkansas and Tennessee, | end readings ale generally above normal this morning from the Mississipppi Valley eastward, and in Texas, and below in the Rocky Mountain region. and western Plains States, with freezing tem- peratures in portions of Montana. ENNEDY, » Officiat-in Charge, Highest Lowest Mean . Normal WEATHER CONDITIONS Sun sets Moon rises Moon sets Tomorrow's Tiles alm. 0:43 11:62 . 4:55 mn. today: High Sea level, 30.08. Lowest Jast night Yesterday . 16 98 Buffalo .| Dodge City 8 There will be telephonic com-| KEY WEST . muniéation between Cosyns and Little Rock - de Brayn in the gondola of thely juisvitie “P. R. N. 8.” and Ernest Demuy-/ sriami ter who is to pilot the “brake”: craft. By valving gas or throwing out ballast according to directions; Oxiahoma City ‘ from the scientists Demuyter will) be able, it is thovght, to deertase or add to the lifting power of the aérial laboratory above him. Belgiim Wants At 30,000 feet the brake bal- Yoon will eut leose and Cosyns’ evaft will rise to its “ceiling.” It is hoped that this will be above the 54,776 feet recorded by Pic- card when Cosyns was along mere- ly a8 ah assistant. | White there will be muth scien- tifie observation on the flight, the main object of the attempt will be to bring to Belgium the world’s. altitude record. It now is held officially by Switzerland since { Prof. Piccard, although # teacher at the University of Brussels, is a Swiss. Like the two other super-s- cents, this June attempt will be That a magnificent station is to! hest-laid plans. This condition be ete ie! . oy weilway (Should be carefully watched and, months by the rai was learned today, The station will 2, "gem oe © duestion a cost $250,000 and will be. con-. 56 taken to avoid trouble aa much structed in the terminal site. The; . 3 plans show that the station will ®® Possible. (Copyrighted) accommodate 300 to 400 passen- gers and will have every facility for the convenience of the travel- ing public. ;Class Day on May 21. Mr. Les- {ter will take as his theme “The j Old High School Days.” Major H. T. Pease, golf course} The Pythian Sisters Needle- engineer, said that he was one of craft Club will meet Monday aft- the many who were glad to learn} ernoon at the home of Mrs. Ella that the bond issue has passed! | Ostram: in the army barraeks. ‘All and believed that the proposed| members have agreed to be pres- golf links will be the geal of hun;j e™t- dreds of visitors from the states, The location will be undeniably attractive and the site, with Water on either Side, will be one of the unique attractions. Key West must be a city with- out pi declar veterans bureau at the University Major B. L. Smith, of the Aero Marine Airways, states that great- er and better business is the out- look for the coming year. The major intended to leave tomorrow for New York but other matters coming up in connection with the service, has postponed his leaving until next week. In a letter to The Citizen he com- pliments The Citizen and the peo- ple of Key West on their pro- pressive spirit as shoWh by voting the approval of the golf course. Subscribe for The Citizen. financed by the Belgium national fund for scientific research. Coayns’ training for the trip has been laid out with the object: of qualifying him as a tieensed bal- toon pilot. Demuyter has been coaching him and the two have made several attempts in the “Bel- giea.” On one of. their training sen they drifted from Brussels to int near Chemitz in Saxony. big Wouble ascent will start from southern Belgium. Piccard’s sécond flight began ih Zurich, Switzerland, and ended when he brought his balloon down on a luke shore in Italy. In his first trip into the strato- sphere in 1931, he reached 51,- on an Alpine glacier where res - tof Florida and brother of Munici-;cuers reached him only with great 798 feet and bumped to a landing | pal Judge T. S. Caro. of this city. | difficulty. HIDES RING IN MOUTH ST. LOUTS—A fing stolen by Miss Alice Wilton of this city, was found in her mouth when she! ‘was artested. | j The Brossier Brothers, in Key West as the Twins, who, at one time, had chapge of the Key West Inter- Ocean, now The Citizen, are to build a city on the East Coast of Florida, according to a Cocoa dis- atch. The boys have hundreds of friends in Key West who wish in their new ven- re now publishers of Evening Reporter- known | Brossier the Orlando Star. Carl E. Aubuchon, who holds a franchise for the construction of & seweraye and water system in Key West is expected to arrive frem New York Sunday. On his atreval he will meet with the coun- cil and ask for @ six months’ ex- tenston on bus franchiee. This has once before been extended for that period SIFT II IIL IIL ILI III III MD ferrites arrived + trem Havana carrying ‘On each of the vessels 26 cars « feta mak- a total of cars. The frait being transferred from box ears to refrigerators and will be ent nerth today. Prices as low ing City Attormey J. Lancelot Les- ter Will deliver @ “perial feeture whieh will be @ special nee of Key West's First Funeral Home BE SURE AND Key West's First Ambelance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps i SOTTTTOTTOTITOTE Te: THOMPSON ICE CO. Is offering a complete line ae OP cat MODERN ICE BOXES FOR COOLING BOTTLED OR BARRELED BEER Refrigerated Beer Service Bars Prices, Appearance and Performance Will Please You UEP PDD ORIDIDIIIOL ISS as $15.00 SEE OUR LINE (Litttlttéititittitttititttitéée, pL ‘ * Wome wenenaanencsesnerene 1775—American sloop Unity captured the British Margaretta off the coast of Maine—first Brit- ‘ish flag hailed down at sea in the Revolution. New Or! New York . Phoenix 2p San ren 1789—New York's Taminany Tampa Hall founded. Washington . 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