The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 2, 1933, Page 2

PAGE-TWO Corner Greene and ‘Ana Streete only Datty ‘Newepaver in ier = . seeing notion, carte of asi sentatons Pl the of 10 cents @ line. Bo hee ee, a & it won’t be long now, has a meaning, a)) "| ‘au means: “gray”. in. lent of: Cuba is getting that w co. yas wae: Pn eo TS does, Heard ‘on Duval street: “It was funn enough to make a donkey laugh=t “? T cried.” produce, =ar is largely ms acu pe core of ye a etl es bas Bote couvecnn aera Another obstacle to. recovery is that the pessimists seem to have most of the dirs g ae aeholdng on to it. 5 teang Alasend “And if it please melee a cco in this, T have nother eonclusive.”” ee eee sgngeannenase pen my ond i : timéft should’ bé ‘encouraged, it nevertheless not be condoned to the extent’ ding the kid- sara towns ore n the sanig Penalties’ involved might help. © of, Hagen conceded to” - Won and tiger tamer. He got-married the rua day, which ‘prompts | newspapers of America that if the. charter |i¢ to advices the. man’ was shot ' Higgs. the Dothan Eagle to class him’ alse as a tata h realy mee teh that we will, die business. “Prank, Bell, United States Commis: | sioner of Bisheries; is. authority for” the statement, thet marine products, are, mang } or. two. lighter thin, year, it is well to. te- }West. || times other ee. er in iodine content than “any ak 68 of food for human a In fact, says thé commiissione?, peter apa en 50 to 200 times more of & land source, eithigg sie vrei Ws the ; + from view. Be- |. <buitd to. John Peter Zengbn, the. first a} "4 of: that freedom, epitomized the. newspap- | Brothers who took 218” yesterday, ed. with the local weather bureau,) FREEDOM OF THE PRESS Freedom of the press does pot mean that a newer can sex. anything it ‘wish- es with impunity, A newspaper: can abuse that frgedomy yf, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN POCOOSOCOSSOSOSSLOSSESOOEDODESEEHLESSETET CCC See aeeess Puzzle - pgecee: pageotenen dom; and in each instance there are suffi- |- cient laws to correct those abuses. Because of that ‘fact and the further. 3Ei hers gre as. jeak ; ee | : » they ably opposed, to the licensing Latin ‘ Whether or not nit qo ae mt come 6 th ihe now, ‘eventually ie tee ation Mader whic! her he he is working can curb or limit the. constitution- ; guarantee: of the freedom of, the press. os ‘is anxious to obtain a working |: mail ae pa bi chit ve will-ob- ing. provision. ropesed licens- General Johnson, had hecome so used ;to. compliance of army men without ques- tion, with every. order, oftheir, superiors, he |. mn of |; a"), little thought to has shown on several occasions to be some- |- * what out of his eleimenit’ in ‘his’ demands on | ~hewas: laietaler access to news of,a,xeporter, | who, according to General Johnson, had “misrepresented the facts.” What; is the mistépresentation of a|” +2 Who.is to decide arbitrarily that a |” = been. misrepresented? can agree on simple facts—.. self, evident, but facts that |: are as ee socially and ¢ economic= e ‘Newspapér advertising will fave the effect of reducing any over- stoek-of goods a merchant may have, but. it takes continuous ad- | ventising "to. have ‘any lasting ef- _ eee ; It must, at least be admitted that ‘sonie bankers Whose life work has |been the study of ecoyomie condi- jtions know their business equally as’ well, if not better, than quite la number of our politicians, oe , . Since the ddwn of history it has been, human, nature to regard with veomplacency those things with which’ a cityis built and intimate- ly surrounded and to regard with jblase indifference all except that which ‘affeets our own personal comfort and convenience and give; those factors ‘which make them possible, I won- der what some of our citizens would do if the farmers were not ‘on the job and -if our business! ‘men. all. took a: long vacation? eer » It is said that boundless energy lis built on sound sleep. Some bus- iness concerns have long been asleep. They should now wake up, yuse some of the stored up energy, i 'do-some newspaper advertising Ejand, stay. awake, a | So far as they go, the arrange- ments for traffie control in the average city: are good, but even i; | their greatest admirer would say fac : that the case; ‘then the. press. would bi muzzle its freedom, guaranteed by the constitution, would, be throttled, so far ‘as xpnession of. editors. would be con- a, because the interpretation of facts be left to General Johnson. ' “It was his interpretation of a fact that, led. him to |. ae sa oe from thet NRA ‘con- |: “In commenting: on. his decision. in, that matter ho declared. that: he did not object fn' the ‘least to any ne he wi sprue, ‘teHing’ ae: "That assertion was remindful of what said when the Cuban press was fai i under his iron heel: that” ie firmly believed in the freedom of the press Rut that he as firmly insisted. that the press tell the ‘truth. With’ Machado everything was true that favored his administration, and; he. was. | the sole arbiter of that truth, Can it be that General Johnson ‘insists’ also on, ‘de- termining what is the truth. pertaining to, Me Rp aativitieg and decisions as’ head of the NRA “What is the truth? The truth is as one 3 conscientiously sees, it, and, newspapermen hi a ‘ein ‘heniatea at Mt brated by jo m at Mt. . oa Col. Hobert ‘MeCormick, of the Chicago Tribune, after. paying: tri- |; ie ers’ 6 pone of, duty toward the. public : Wt Sese ween — . “I will guarantee on the part of the of their right to freely publish in the in- terest, of the people ig fulty set forth in the |, newspaper code, they. will hail, the codifier p09 Defeiot If the goltlen bantam, corn is a shade niember that We ate livirig in an unfamiliar ; econotic’ e 4c Toledo Blade. on the: air for the winter which ¥ e predict will be a one as the moss is anusually ¢ on the jokes.—Phe Des Moines Reg- KEY 7 WEST IN DAYS GONE BY jteveaninae Here Just 10 Years Today As Taken From The Piles Of The Citizen |The men who go * Dhe 8.°S. “Goofus” is launched. i On Wednesday the S, S. Goofus, a palatial yacht, owned by the Goof- (1 ‘us Fishing * ‘Club was royally} i Jaunched, amidst one of the. larg-| i jest crowds ever ' attending the: aunching, of any ship’ in the fa- mous shipyards of Key West, Fla,;Grunting and puffing they come to !The builder of the yacht, Benja-| % stop. min Curry, broke a bottle of real! Says Brooder their guide, Well,| | grape juice on the bow of the nica my boys, here’s the top! sel and at the same time a'Just then they all hear @ deep Imember of the club official:| gy Fue. holon. Hy ‘named the ship. The Goofus! A landslide! yells Brooder, is named after the famous tish| ‘There goes all the snow! jof the ‘same name, discovered in} bgt Sire N RAS ter | Miami. waters by Dr. Harry Galey | lof this city. It is near-sighted! 9.4" wears glasses and its fins grow: in-| escrg When, it swims it tickles! an is ugly, 25-tf. beautiful, than others. Runners, which are the best of fish’ running in these waters young Key Westers, will give a ‘at present are’ biting well. ‘season they are far slower in put-. Hall this evening. Dr. and\Mrs, ¢¢ than’ in| re sve ary Lieutenant and Mrs, th, ef The committee on bet ; ig - composed ‘ Harry agh' of mackerel up ‘ ed here today a by “Demeittt Ry to date is re with hook and line. thee he is enjoying a delightful Sheriff Roland Curry was noti- spending hjs vacation, fied this morning of the of a negro: at'Cape Sable. Accord- ter-in-law, M¥. and ‘Mrs, ‘Bj. C: Mr. Higgs was’ engineer by: another negro while he was’ with the Key West. Electric Power in’ a boat in the waters neer the’ plant and was transferred to the cape. © ‘Phe killer eseaped but lat-' Stone and Webster plant in Jack- er was captured and lodged ‘in sonville. jail at’ Homestead. Deputy Cleve-} latid Dillon will leave at once for; The Hallowe’en party given in ‘Homestead and bring the Prisoner the tooms: of ‘the officers’ Club ty Motiroe county jail at He is killing staying with his brother and sis- — | Joyabie affairs of the season. City Clerk Wallace Pinder was was given under the auspices ml suddenly at Jast night by althe pupils of the Sevehth severe pain which necessitated an'of the Division street operation, Mr. Pinder! Among the invited guests ce “a to Dr. Galey’s hospital, Misses, Eloise Curtis, Sybit here preparations were made and Mary Albury, Clarence the operation performed. ports from the hospitak are that 'teachers in the public schools, he is getting along nicely consid-| ering the Circumstances’ ‘of the! Mrs. Willard a Hicks, rew For Sale by all leading retailers, for 5e, Octagon Soap Powder. i st aed who is Connect. time in. Jacksonville where he is. Ui, 4 they are far from perfect. * Unless you practice the. princi- 6 : | ples of suctess in’& small way first, Eiyou never can in a big way. q a8 Some cities seem like cities of neglected possibilities, while others seem like cities ‘of opportunity, yet they often fail to seize the op- portunities that present them- selves, Experience is ‘a hard teacher, but she is fundamentally sound. through her school have her lessons indelibly )| printed in their minds. raenumoasqnceeasoccccsce * For’ Mayor FRANK DELANEY, For Mayor WILLIAM, H. MALONE For Re-election Eer City Clerk WALLACE PINDER only some are more} { The Pirates Club, composed of |”, This} dance in their den in Aronovitz Schrader will : be ‘the! of JULIUS, A. COLLINS For Re-election Foe. City, Counciiman Unie. GWYNN For Re-election For City Councilman | Wi. MONSALVATGE For Re-election Key at the army barracks on Wednes- | day night was one of the most “4 | es Conk.” ALLAN 8. CLEARE, JR. I Fer Chief of Police CLEVELAND Re- and Mrs. Albury, all of whom ape For THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1938. ee TODAY’S WEATHER [rentrat plains “states and «Rocky 81| mountain region and the Middle .74' and North Atlantic states. Rains iS eave occurred during the last 24 -77:'hours~-on-the middle and* ‘east~" | Gulf coast, from central and Yesterday’s Precipitation T. Ins.' western . Texas northward over. Normal Precipitation ... .12 Ins. Kansas and Colorado, on the north Ainle record covers ai-hour perted | Pacific coast, and in portions of neg her ak i upper Mississippi Valley: Cold- er weather as overspread the “iplains states southward to north- ED 6:59 p. mt érit’ Texas, and thé upped Missis- | Moere sete 7:13 ‘ac mi) Sippi “valley; while: temperatures { +eontinue ¢onsiderably above: nor- is P.M. ‘Temperature* }mal throughout most of the coun- 2:8 ffom the Mississippi ‘valley yo | castward, G. S, KENNEDY, ‘Official in Charge. Barometer at & a, m, today? Sea level; 29.77. Lowest Mighest | BENJAMIN LOPEZ | Last Night Yesterday | : 82 —_ 7/1 i ‘pas |EUNER AL wom! Atlanta 16 Established 1885 t Boston 58 24-Hoar ambuinnee Service | Buffalo 66 Skilled Kmbaimer, Plastic Surgery ‘Chicago. 73 Phone 135 Night Phone 696-W |Denver 48 ee | Detroit 68 Duluth 50 Eastport .. 46 E! Paso .... 68. Galveston 76 Hatteras . 74 Helena 50 42 78 Huron Jacksonville KEY WEST Los Angeles Miami ....... Minneapolis (si New Orleans -.. New York .. Pensacola Pittsburgh . St. Louis Salt Lake City - San Francisco .. Seattle .............. Tampa .............- Washington ..... Willigton 50 52 WEATHER FORECAST. (Till 8 p. m. Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy; with occasional rain tonight and: Friday; moderate to fresh easterly }' winds, Fiprida: Occasional rain to- night. and Friday. Jacksonville to Florida Straits: (Fresh northeast or east winds and ‘overcast weather with occasional | rain, tonight and. Friday. tod East Gulf: Fresh east,or north- | ‘east winds over north portion: and. moderate east or scsithaneh over south portion, WEATHER, :R CONDITIONS The tropical disturbance re- mains central near ‘Nuevitas, Cuba. It is of slight to moderate inten- sity attended by fresh winds, strong at times in squalls, between Cuba and southern Bahamas. Pressure is. low this morning in the Gulf of Mexico, and eastward over sohthern Florida, and a mod- erate disturbance is central over the lake region; while high pres- sure areas cover the northern and} jot Key West but now making her To. the people: Whenever you have |“*** home press thiat will not disagree, that dates it ! earosiak common: The Mont.| notte tet eughiar Mee Wee is unanimous, that is servile ! gomery: Advertiser asks “Are wom- |liem E, Strothers.on rent iat Sai eerie os ange Sela die used, Qur séry- a whe kh: Peoyrenhphpedetnes ice you’ never: need |