The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 16, 1933, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREY [CLAUSE IN COAL |"""Now “ano Ten | DOHERTY ACQUIRES PALM BEACH HOTEL CODE NOW LACKS pressed in the Forum are solely those of the writers and not of The Citizen.) “And it came to pass, when all that knew him beforetime saw that, behold, he prophesied among the prophets, then the people said one to another, What is this that is come unto the son of Kish? Isl By HERBERT PLUMMER ‘Saul also among the eee (By Associated Press) And one of the same place! WASHINGTON, October 16.— answered and said, But who is! between ; their father? Therefore it became, a proverb, Is Saul also among the prophets?” Truly, the “radicals” will have to look to their laurels, for the Ultra Conservatives are swiping them, leaf by leaf, | Now comes that stalwart bul- wark of vested rights (and wrongs) MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1938. of SPORTS PIRATES DEFEAT |DIAMONDBALL —_[PETER VARELA COAST GUARD IN | GAME TONIGHT WINNER OF CUP SUNDAYCONTEST: cite wn uae) AN TENNISMEET | for @ diamondball game to be play-| {Difference of = ‘ARTED OFF IN{ Bayvi - General Hugh Johnson and Donald eb! qibenieona omnes eres Se-lCITY CHAMPION COMES OUT Richbetg. general counsel of | the i i it s ’ PIECES IN LAST THREE IN- ee = an interesting game BAYVIEW PARK BY DE-Jof in Washington for various NINGS; SCORE 16 TO 3 gest thing at the moment. reasons. ee FEATING JACK SINCLAIR "°°: NRA continues to be in DIAMONDBALL } ithe capital, as elsewhere, the big- fe x |day, Oct. 10 its etlitori i Peter Varela, city tennis cham-| Aiid, second, the fact that John} "9" ' aie ce Apsara B “pion, eame outyvictorious in the |son explained the code in one way! “1? blast a A aieeete % ie seat at. inate. the : et finals played yesterday: afternoon |‘? one. srouP and Richbere vroup|heritance aids in the distribution a wild game js the of surplus i i of in the Navy} ‘There will be a game of dist eteces Pe aatoring Jack | viquel the interest of even the) tun Tune eae nse f j Sinclair before one of the largest Fiel sterday afternoon, mondball played tomorrow eve- | closest observers of NRA. 5 (Gain caren Heats. “that The Guardsmen started off ning at Bayview ‘Park Between the TOWdS yet to be seen at a tennis} Thére have been clashes of opin- : 5 : Ps eg: . . 1 the S pee A before. Prof. William ;@heritance taxes should be} CHICAGO—Testifying in a the lage tbe fehngs at spats (ad eg peers ard oe bats on sm ted ith rE sa eaenad ress he |J@"Ber. So that boys would have] disorderly conduct case, James estes. to memitel. vith 9) Ee (By STEPHEN COCHRAN SINGLETON) eeece TY JOHNSON AND RICHBERG DIF- FER ON THIS PART OF PRO- GRAM OUTLINED BY RECOV- ERY ADMINISTRATION opinion COL. HENRY &. DOHERTY, president of the Florida Year-Round Clubs, announces today his acquisition of the Alba Hotel, noted Palm Beach resort hostelry, as a companion piece to his already extensive holdings in Florida. Without making public specific details, he has announced it will operate during the 1} season ag the Palm Beach Biltmore Hotel and will be linked to his other Florida properties by de luxe Aerocar service. ithe Miami Herald and on Tues- (By OSCAR PITA) The Coast Guard nine met an- MAN DOES WASHING Operated by placing a coin in| Margaret Halstead, Metropolitan the slot, an automatic microscope} Opera soprano, was recently has been produced for the general| awarded the Lilli Lehmann Meda! public to see the wonders of a/for artistic achievement at its an- the human/nual music féstival in Salzburg, Instead of buying} Lasson of this city said his wife) world invisible to Austria, f" . ‘ , to go to work. sideration was not . 1 i nis | poses Spnaideretion took in washing and he did it. eye. silver “loving ans Ai» Gomez,’ boing! given to the consumer. Lat- | toys for esas al 3 president of club. The ie ssistant admin- one . =a ie paawweess > || gilimney cates, apsisiad’ * But it is almost as “hard for althe wool and are incorrigible; so was 6-0, 6-4,04-6, 6-4: istratpr, quit because of expe to find work as it is for-him|this one is willing to~ settle the COPPIDIODIODIODIDI OOD “ . a i er labor or- < e Varela’s strongest points in the] ence Foo aason A. {to inherit ten million dollars. Won-|nation’s problems by the simple , Sac att é |der how we would make out if -we|xpedient of exempting all im- A N Er. f P: ‘ it @..Up To, F. DR. took the Bible. seriously and de-|Provements for taxation, taking BEML SIOSID GREER SOS TAKE A VACATION NOW Uniler the national - industviall cited that “He that will not work,|#ll the burden from the shoulders! recovry act Franklin D. Roose-' neither shall he eat?” It might|of industry and taxing but one “THE MILLIONAIRES’ PLAYGROUND” velt, himself, is the only authorita-| .ome to pass that he that would|thing. For the needs of society, With Prices That Fit Everybody's Pocketbook Every Pirate batter was record-| ‘The ‘public is urged to attend}/play were on ‘spédd’ arid nét play-) ed with one or more hits with the/and contribute to the success Of]ing, while service was ° the out: exception of Armando Perez who the contests. pies standing feature of Sinclair's ef- forts. 2 Much enthusiasm was displayed during the match, and the exhibi- tion proved to be interesting throughout. MI tive Interpreter of the various! work would be assured of eating.| We would take the wealth that} codes in cases of controversy UM-| at any rate, that was the idea. [Society has created; the value of til thpy reach a court test. | se 6 land. We would lay no ee jatever the embarrassment to} But the reader of the esteemed|fiseatory hand upon the wealth the agiministration from the John-) Herald, having survived this shock,] that any man has created; but the son-Richberg difference of opinion | immediately receives another. On wealth that is due to the presence | onit oe) whigleummapeneee To the same aay colloquy between ata repetehon a8 % — adjustable only throug! SI} God’s gift to Miami, Mayor Sewell. e, would be u: ‘or the needs dent himself. and “Uncle Charlie’ Leffler is|f the population. Presently, the =1es the ancient aeeie serves to| reported. Now Charles D, Leffter ageagid nt get the idea.| than a casual in-| S@@#@eeeeeeveceseseooose | emphasize the expectation on they ity commissioner, mayor and| Then they will say that they al-| ee a reer ab © thin head| Part of Washington observers that| president of a bank or two; and|Ways did think it was the thing| brought on by the death of Senator| sill be inserted in The Citizen at/* vetdsting of the major Pin eid folks call him “Uncle Charlie, not; scorn but that they had to wait] that he was{ Porter Dale. : the rate of 1¢ word for each in-|in the NRA is to be expected. | because he used to be a little striet| Until the crazy men who affronted ‘em in any old‘way.|\° Vermont, like such states as/sertion, but the minimum for the The recasting may ponte secant the matter of collateral, but perctyen zone had died off before to turn in a line up in| New Mexico, Nevada and Arizona, first insertion in eve-y instance is|the first of the year. Perhaps! because he is a forth-right sort of| they could afford to be identified! ap roa fe ‘has only one representative in the Johnson himself had this in mind) 4 person, hating shams, giving to with the Great Movement, and the Coast{house. The “third senator” is| Payment for classified adver-| when he said recently that the/saying what,he thinks, and alto- eed makes it impossible to have} What they are cailed in Washing- ——- invariably in advance,|third—the enforcement stage of gether the sort of man that any-|’ New Zealand has had a lot of re for this contest, The} ton. it regular advertisers with ledger | NRA—has ben reached, ‘one would be glad to claim as an{fun with the tax dodgers, They! ; tesa Se Vermont's, “third . senator” is ‘secounts may have their advertise-| As far back as the first of Sep-| uncle or any other sort of a rela-| allowed them to place their own! rors? Ernest W. Gibson. Gibson’ took i cise one tember hints of a nage ie ane tion. Being the Guif Oil company] Valuation on their property. ONLY, -, |Dale’s. seat inthe house when ‘the eo, Bh ee a a ization were given. When Cates) in person in these parts, he had a| the joker was that. their valuation, fi \ |iatter was to the senate. “number Gf they desire tog ——— as assistant eaay few pointed remarks to make con-|Plus ten per cent, became the: Will he take - is Seat in ‘the peor tor iohnson disclosed plans dras-| cerning a proposed local tax of|@mount that they would have to/ senate? tically to alter the administration) one cent on gas. take, if the state wanted their a Dale was one of the Old Guard ‘The Citizen will give free an of NRA “within a few weeks. “But. we want you people to| Property. That is another story, n NEAK BAY FRONT PARK t republicans in the senate, as is|Autostrop Razor Outfit, Ask for Johnson Looks Ahead tell us how to raise the money,”| long one and a good one. It was a ; Vermont's other senator, Warren|it. The general has indicated anfi-| Mayor Sewell is reported to have} tough spot for tax dodgers. UEP TID ODDIDII LID I DD IL. nitely his own expectation of) Said. 3 FOR RENT stepping out as NRA administra-| “I’m not onto that. I can’t tell tor when the organization period) You unless YOU GO OUT AND | phn hhihehhrdeadebahndebdeadubendbuaerbendendetndendkrr) (FURNISHED or unfurnished cot-|has passed. GET IT FROM SOMEBODY WHO tage, 1303 Petronia Street. Ap-| His own estimate is said to have | HAS IT,” the Herald credits Mr. \Y ply 225 Simonton Street. been that the first of the year| Leffler with saying. Oct. 16-3tx.|would see his personal share of| Ii Frank Shutts and C. D. 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