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

{Published Daily Ezcept Suaday By THD CITIZEN, ino. From Citizen Enilding, Corner Greene and Ann, Streets “ Quly Daily Newspaper ia Koy Wost and Monroe County ROSE De oh Na Seno | wptered at Key West, Florida, au second elass matter eee UBIPTE-FOURTH YEAR scccinennare in tires con Rtas a usively entitled to use exel Sree iaaaeies not NATIONAL ADVERTISING Serkeeeareres P Ave. New York; 96 Hast Hive, MORAE craaee eee Hands up for Hitler, yell the Nazis, Ws a holdup, cry thepeople.—The Rocky Mountain. Mayas: In Ohio an election is just an interlude “between special sessions of the legislature. “Cleveland Plain Dealer THOUS. Most of the Tories of 1776 got out of the country, but Roosevelt can’t expect a break like that—The Buffalo Times, The world is assured by ail who knows him intimately that Hitler does not drink. The dizziness is natural——The Detroit _ News. ; eave? SO NMEA The freedom of the press doesn’t seem to be abridged when it comes to discussing _rumors bottling up Hews.—The Washing- ton Post. When the European diplomatists get ,good and mad, the Kellogg Pact functions about like prohibition in Chicago—The ‘Mimeéapolis aaugne). ; Then there’ ‘3 the plight of the man in :Chapel Hill, North Carolina, whose friends shave discovered. that he looks like Hitler. ~The New York Sun. 4 = Miteiadite thought out the plot of a aw prize novel while washing dishes. Not interested. There are too many novels already. —The Buffalo Times, i connneaEnEEEaeeneaee” “The tunnel we just passed through “oat $12,000,000,” said a sailor to his girl. The girl, rearranging her hair, said: “Well, was worth it.”-—Sanford Herald. ~ Anaturalist announces that the gorilla ‘Lis the only animal known to. pick its teeth. “He does the house detective a grave injus- , we think San Francisco. Chronicle. "the District of Columbia has a law : fire-works in. that effect: on, Railway interests report that 500,000 Shoboes patronize their freights. With ~Btouter brake rods the busses. might easily ae some of this trade.—Des Moines Reg- _ The Bearpanent Conference has de- aos a two-month recess, but the dele- 2 gates, like backward children, hate to take their report cards home—The Boston Globe. Russia, recognized by the United cannot count, its victory complete atid it has been recognized also by Con- -@ressman Hamilton Fish.—The Chicago “Daily News, Blights’ have affected the elm and “chestnut trees and advices from Washing- ‘ton indicate the boys are also. having a lot ef trouble with the old plum tree.—-The Dayton News. A grammarian says the expression, “Up to date,” is to be avoided. We've “made a note of this. It is our purpose al- <ways to keep up to date on such matters.— ~ Thomaston. (Ga.) ‘Times. % estate man has been making similar leases SAFEGUARDED SAVINGS A special investigating committee of the Association of Reserve City Bankers has been studying the deposit insurance law since its enactment last spring. The final report urges co-operation with the tem- porary deposit insurance plan and with the RFC’s proposal to strengthen the banking structure through the injeciton of new |eapital. It maintains, however, that the | deposit insurance arrangement should be only temporary. om the committee, “that the way to assure bank depositors of true safety lies in so improving the banking system that loss-s to depositors cannot occur, rather than adopting some plan of spreading ‘':° losses after they have occurred. “We believe that these are vu! tem- | porary measures and that the real objective ! is a sounder banking system We join heartily with the public in its demand for }| safety of bank deposits.” The deposit insurance plar looks good to the public right now. There will be no objection to any real improvement in the . banking system which may be devised and made effective. If the bankers who ob- ject to the deposit guarantee, on the ground that it may injure sound banks by making them share the lossés of unsound banks, will get busy and put over such banking re- forms as will prevent losses and failures, they; will tina the public willing to co-oper- ate. In the meantime, the public is glad deposit insurance is so near. COMMODITY INDEX CONTRACTS Here is something modern in financial deals, A real estate editor in the middle West reports that in several cases coming to his attention lately, property leases have been based on the wholesale commbdity price index, In one case, a lease providing for a building rental of $15,000.a year contains an option to purchase within three years for $200,000 “at the purchasing power of the dollar at the time «‘ the lease, or in such number of dollars at the time of the purchase as will have the purchasing equivalent of that sum, based upon the wholesale commodity index.” One real for two years. One such Jease has this clause: “The minimum rental herein reserved for the term of the lease and for the option term shall bear the same ratio to the whole- sale commodity price-average index as the stipulated rental bears to the average index number for December, 1932. The index number here mentioned is the monthly average index of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.” These facts gain specia] interest from recent intimations that the government ser- iously considers stabilizing the dollar in terms of the cost of living, by adopting a] Boston . “price index dollar,” based on a_revalued | Buffalo gold dollar whose gold content would vary with the commodity price level. A LENIENT WIFE How much: personal freedom a hus- band: and ‘wife should permit each other is much discussion both in pubiie and private. R is‘suspected that a god¢ many ‘husbands grant their wives as little liberty as pos- sible, while taking all they can get for themselves. And in a good many cases the wife adopts a similar attitude. The grand prize for leniency to a hus- band, if such is entitled to a prize, would seem due to Mrs. Rhoda Hood of Louisville, |Seattle who gave her husband, James E, Hood, a card signed by her reading as follows: “This is to certify that I hereby permit my hushand to go where he pleases and fur- thermore to enjoy the company of any lady or ladies he sees fit, as I know he is a good judge. I want him to enjoy life while he “We conclude,” says the chairman of | oe KEY WEST CITIZEN Peeeerecccccocccescsecoesesssce-- Daily Cross-word nae DO000000000000000008000000000800000 08 CCOKIECRCCCE KEY WEST IN | DAYS GONE BY ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 10. Baking cbany ——wP sans dog, Teddenes Happenings Here Just 10 Years . Fastener 16 Closes . Therefore : Harvest eae corks Citizen 2 1 12. Notable his- Old cloth €D: waite | torical pe- a hla ad : eB ls Sax owas | 13, Waoudsvind. In niet ot the sea Opening up usiness A ocnigs-' Tlaiet ithe morning, Allan B. Cleare found iphe\ world’ is’ maxes popitated Made Of All Metal Fdent affece trees aual : i at use oa AJS| 38 Cerent seed" [that his auction house had beet! 1 it ever has been. Humanity 16. Amorous Play Bog ca 2. Anger. yentered during the night. Muc! aia. Wa? 1% Miss the thing Wye w #2 Sonsteneh of the stock was scattered all aver jneeds as much as it ever did. Th | Equipped With 18, ‘coun e bre the place but a check up failed fact, today we consider as neces-! 1H Restoration w 38+ Exclaniation to show anything missing except | sities what were formerly re-| sate 48. Uses nitro | 8 £00, ;pennjes from the cash regis-| varded as luxuries. What is the! WATER COOLERS 22. Accompiis command | ter. 23° Swiss moun- nd eff cause of there now being a de.! ies 3. oe — coupes UE these om Pie A ee By Diminishes tween Examination of the Motorboat 4 ld to. be: 28° On conaition mins Nae Inez, which was in danger of sink. | te” actly wou ‘i gu at that 48. Morbidiy ten- 3. Language ot 31- Trap ing yesterday with J. W. Atkins, |exactly the opposite pec: $1. Ballad der Te tee Siigt 38. Geometrical ' le ire more supplies and the; 22. Signifies hi. Wettneoa tick 1 bch aly ratio cable manager of the Western |Ple requ 33. Exist neloreas! reo 39, Outdoor game | Trib) ‘Tel h company and G,|¢tuecation of the people to al 5 * 34. Of me 50, Render a song © Exclamation 49. Masculing Union ‘Telegraph. company, jjhigher standard of living intro-! 35. Caures to float $9 Render a song to call at~ name R. Steadman, his assistant, showed | higher standard o: e ey re Econom gently 53. Unite tention 41. Exchange is + duces a demand for more expen-| 36 Maviictte 3 Commotion: & Instignte promiam _jtheb whan, the, vessel struck. the ds. Th the re-| ee calloq. © Pan bie pe submerged log the force was great |Sive g00' ecnnee = 9. Capanuity of Be ANE comp, 8 Pastens 48. chy In enough to loosen every plank be- ees vet power a eet 100% tered oF DOWN A Came caw: 4d Ganaetaeal low the water mark, virtually tear-|Ple, and ee gr ya: ee aeaund pierced 1, Biblical moun- ers used in record: ing them away from the stem. thousand schemes floating aro’ 46. Ege-shaped tain ship-build- 45. 365 days to remedy that. 47 Self 2. Drive ine 51. Proceed ey ae Be ia a | R 5 . . . Police Justice W. P. Archer, @ two things which wil lo efrigeration Satisfaction j Sheriff Roland Curry, Rev. W. E,|the most is to restore confidence ; Bryant, Police Captain Ivan El- and to give capital a square deal wood, and B. F. Gardner, were|so it wil’ come out of hiding and principal speakers at the dinner given last night by the F. E. C. Railway Club. City and County officials and more than 200 resi- dents attended the affair, money All hope was abandoned today | are sat: of finding the horse. that jumped overboard at the F. EB. ©, termi- nals yesterday. The horse was the} water; Ef- rope’ around its yy YY Wy Yj joyed a feast, is the verdict. There have been two changes made in the schedule of trains op- erating over the East Coast to Key West. Train 38 now leaves at 9:30 a, m., instead of 10:30 as heretofore. Train 37 arrives at 6:40 in the evening instead of 5:50 as in the past. Trains 85 and 86 maintain the same schedule which will not be changed until éarly in January. pects, money TT ans PCCP CCT TODAY’S WEATHER Temperature® Editorial comment: Only the rich have leisure time to walk these days. The rest have to hus- tle around. in automobiles to make money enough to buy gasoline and tires. } Kansas, ‘Dodge City, 29.78 inches; -77| while a field of high pressure cov- - 70) ers the country from, the Missis- 4'sippi Valley eastward, and pres- ..72| sure is also high over the Plateau Highest Lowest . Mean . Normal Mean Rain! region and South Pacific States. itati Rain has occurred since yester- . . Yesterday's Precipitation 0 Ins. . Fish of all kinds, including Normal, Precipitation .... .07 Ins. day morning from the lower Rio mackerel, kingfish, pompano, pe Chie record covers 24-hane nertod| Grande Valley and Texas coast 4 e@’elock thin mprntiog. {northward over South Dakota and orrew’s Almanac | portions of the upper Mississippi Sun rises‘. 6:57 a. m. | Valley, and on the north Pacific 5:37 p. m. jeoaets and there has been snow in being caught in great quantities these days. The record breaking catch with hook and line was re- eently made by two boats belong- ing to the Demeritts which Moon rises 7:21 p. m. ' Maine and Colorado. Temperatures a Moon sets - 8:49 a, m.'have fallen in the North and Mid-| Moueht in 2,000 pounds of mack- Namantenta Silen dle Atlantic States, the Ohio] pres. As ! e infhig es vane i A.M. P. a1,| Valley and Tennessee, and from| J@ CAS Ai0, hauled in the fis t 10:19 Kansas southward into central ae 3:30) Texas, but readings are generally @ question that has been the subject of rs can, as I know he is going to be dead a} long, long time.” Whether Mrs, Hood’s attitude was al wise cne is open to question, but it probably saved a lot of argument. Her tard of manu- mission came to light when it was found | Fresh east winds, weather erty ot worship in country, dedicated. in Hood’s pocket after he had been killed |°vtrca** and Sunday. by an automobile, while walking alone and sober on @ Baltimore street. When your hair begins to thin and your waist line begins to thicken, you be- gin to wonder about wat is going to hap- pen to the youuger yx) vation —Greens- boro (Ga.) Herald-Journal. City council will take up the | above normal east of the Rockies [except from the Ohio Valley north-* tmatter of streat cleaning at the leastward to the Atlantic coast, De%t meeting. Attention of Mayor G. 8. KENNEDY, Ladd was called to the filthy con- Official in Charge. | dition of the shore line, especially at the foot of Duval street which lumber, Barometer at 8 a. m. today: Sea level, 30.16. Abilene | @eecececcece is strewn with boxes, Atlanta trash of every description, wreck- | Today’s age and rubbish, that presents a H deplorable spectacle to visitors is Chicago Anniversaries that section, Denver ecee ecconcee Detroit What is expected to be a fast me of basketball will be played day night between the Athlet- ic Club and the National Guard Quintet, The contest will be held mea Montgomery, | 59, {the American Revolutionary Gen-} 82 et jeray who fell before Quebee, born Hatteras jin, Ireland. Died Dee. 31, 1775. Helena 168 28 |; epee in the club. gymnasium with new 36 ‘a4e, \2760—John? Breckinridge, Ken-/ players on pr team. 60 72 | tucky statesman, U, S, Senator, 7a 77 Attorney General, born near Dr. J, Y, Porter, president of Los Angeles 148 62 | Staunton, Va, Died at Lexing-|the Florida Anti-Mosquito Asso- Miami “© 978°" 4 ten, Kiph Beer 14, 1806, ciation will leave next Tuesday Minneapolis 3 42 ; for Bartow where the officers of New Orleans ... 62 74 1816—August Belmont, noted} the association will hold their an- New York 24 46 | American banker, diplomat, patron] nual meeting. Plans will be laid Pensacola 60 70 Jof the arts. and sportsman, born|for the fight against the pests Phoenix 36 58 lin Germany. Died in New York,| and. also against flies as soon as Pittsburgh ........ 28 40 | Nov, 24, 1890. the spring of 1924 arrives. Salt Lake City . 26 | RETA Sit. Ste. Marie _ 20 34 1838—Conrad Sigmund Frit-| The franchise option to install a 44 54 jSchel, noted Lutheran clergyman-| sewerage system and to extend a Tampa - 64 78 |professor of the Wartburg Sem- water line from Homestead te this Washington soar 52 (inary of Iowa for a full genera-| city, will expire on December 9. Williston 26 48 ition, born in Germany. Died at) This matter will come up for dis- Wytheville 32 56 | Dubuque, Iowa, April 26, 1900. | cugsion Monday night at the meet- . Carl Aubuchon, WEATHER FORECAST | erly dey mpgen tangy nga 1840—Franklin L. Pope, noted | who holds. the option, is expected : jelectrican, born at Great Barring-|to be present. (Till. 8 p. m., Sunday) ‘ton, Mass. Died there, Oct. 13, Key West and Vicinity: Partly! 1895. cloudy tonight and Sunday; any | much change in temperature; ) jerate easterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy tonight | and Sunday, possibly rain in north-/ PAAR EERD west portion Sunday. j 1762—Touro Synagogue, New- Jacksonville to Florida Straits:' port, R. 1., oldest Jewish house SULITTETEADETESATTOS OT HUNTS AT AGE OF 49 wences| | "Today In History NEVADA, Mo.—At the age of 89, N. B, Shaffer, of this city, bought a hunting license so he could “get myself @ mess of ducks.” enn gd t ome botue East Gulf: Moderate to fresh) 1823—President Monroe’s mes- bie northeast and east winds shifting | sage to Congress enunicated for Pw aaa Sy sefupe your money 16 to southeast over northwest por-|the first time what is teday known Jas * ” tien, as “the Monroe Doctrine. ENJAMIN LOPEZ WEATHER CONDITIONS | 1839Pirst session of the 2ard | FUNERAL HOME Congress began. Established 1425 Pressure is moderately low this} 3-Meer Ambetgace Service morning from the Dakotas south-! For Sale by all leading retailers, ard to northern Ti h al? Octagon Seap Powder. ; w one exas, with 2/2 for Sr, u moderate disturbance central over | Oct. 25-tf. peal Re. te tn enn as a go to work. may think of business go round. who have money are scared won't put it to work © until away from them by taxes they will, have a chance to make! @ reasonable profit. ————— Cecceccrvevceseceses Today 's Horoscope Coceqccggacesqrenseeooes with good powers | enabling the native to display the faculties in such a degree suecess and fortune are certain. 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