The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 7, 1934, Page 2

~‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN — Poeccccccscoscccccccccpecccocccccccsccooecooes: ee Daily Cross-word Puzzl SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1934. —— eran rWo Key Wiest Citizen Published: Daily Except Sunday BY TVE CITIZEN PUBLISHING C6., INC. Preaideni: POLITICS AND RELIGION TODAY’S |ATHER ~ — | This day urings a speculative e north portion Sunday; nét|natare, witha somewhat selfish SZiichange in temperature. | tendency. Under eertain aspects 73 \ksonvitle to Florida Straits:,it. produces very successful finan- 8 late easterly winds over(ciers, most of whom are lavish al land central portions and!spenders, Luxurious tastes may T. Ins. || Variable winds _ over ex-| prevail, and ‘a certain lack of Ins. |) vorth portion and weather! judgment in making the best use H Yesterday’é Precipitation al Precipitation peer night and Sunday. fof the opportunities. t icici te ecccesseoesssoce | Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzie 21. Cofigealed: | PRET Tt MIE MBEINICIAIMIP] 3S tree sci 25. River bottom | Temperatate* ' Highest : Lowest | Mean . Normal Mean ma Theoretically, according to our con- ve P errs SC O00Ceseessdecsoosecceooseros 4 es ~ | 8. Commence Only Daily Newspaper in Key Went and Monroe | tically, we know that a candidate’s reli- junty. fame . Asiatic sa ee “ FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR eat Rubatyat” The as . fot republication of all news dispatches eredited to} ran a8 the Republican candidate for the | 2: winte ent 1h p = cnding at © Selock thin trecuing. |p Gulf: Moderate south: Residetits of Redwood City, SCRIPTION RATES 5 d ‘ | to coordinate the work of the Red when in an indiscreet moment his friend | | \ Sum. sets . i ‘| _m. stituti f : ‘ ox From. The Citizen Building. itution, no-réligious test is permitted as a ACROSS 10. Facts tai} Sion, or lack of it, frequently does eut a 16, Bolly For example, when James G. Blaine | '® °!1 of rose : {it or mot otherwise cred: in this paper and also : 4 présideticy in 1884 the fact that his mother Taussereie’s Alinutine: j finds over south portion and} ook ir Pa Purchand ied tein = 41. Kind of costly | Moen rises {Cross aad other organizations in ev. Burcha: ‘erred e Democrat Corner Greene and Ahn Streets qualification for public office. Prac-| 1 Kind of sn 14. Horseback po PLLA TERS ct deta ES Entered at Key West, Florida, as second class matt a hn Ak. A considerable figure. . Authot of “The Member of the Associated Presa lated Press te cxctuatvely entitled. to canis menediis La al _ the lecal hews published. here. was a Catholic: was. used against him, and | 9, rosn"” ; aa ramon el | sur rises m.}4 Yariable winds over north | Cal., staged a “disaster call” eee ee i Moon: sets ‘case of a major disaster. ATHER CONDITIONS come = ADVERTISING RATES of application, SPECIAL NOTICE Aji reading. notices, cards of thamks, resolutions of respect, obituary notices, etc., will be charged for at the rate of 16 cents a line. Notices for en! nents by churches trom which © revenue is to be derived are 6 cehts a line: The Citizen is an open: forum and invites diseus- sion of public issues subjects of local or genéfat interest buf it will not publish anonymous commeni- RATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES FROST, LANDIS & KOHN 250 Park Ave., New ¥ork; 35 East Wacker Drive, CHICAGO; General Motors Bldg., DETROIT; Walton Bidg., ATLANTA. Made known _.,..*New. College Aims at ‘The Medera Man, ”. But can it‘hit him?—Boston Eve- ning Transcript. & partisan is a person who uses catch- words. and thinks,they are opinions. Francisco Chronicle. ; dianis are going to get some of thet farm land back—and let that- be # lesson to them.The Omaha World-Herald. We suggest that banks be camoufiag- ed to represent newspaper offices, $0 as to fool the bandits—The Dallas Morning News. : The rumor died quickly that Insull had fallen into the hands of gangsters, but it would have been a@ lesson to him.—The Detroit News. An investigation of the “brain trast” has been requested. But who in this:coun- try would recognize brains?—-Greenshero. 4Ga.) Herald-Journal. - England has a surplus in the budget.. But hist—don't tell anybody how it. was created.» It’srdi size of the come tioSh. Lavi aie, : A leading paper in Italy comes out with a denunciation of the housefly. Whe says the press under a dictator leses: its aggressiveness ?—The Detroit News. _, Cuba’s new president has been in “Jong enough to sit for his. photograph. His ‘predecessors of the p»st six months wete “snapshots.—Savannah Morning News. “ Don't let anyone high-hat you by brag- ging about his aneestors. Remifid him “Sat you have been descending just as long “as he has—Kingman (Kan.) Journal. _ A’ baby was born in London the other May with a two-inch tail. Considering ‘the resent state-of civilization the child be- 2 life with & decided advantage —New Sun. ba ahi ws Wes Fs {1 A psychologist reports that seventy cent of everybody’s dreams: are «un- pleasant. Sleeping, in short, is not much -hetter than being awake—San Francisco Chronicle. > it was Longfellow who said that a man must be either a hammer er an anvil, But he overfooked the fact that a goodly umber prefer to be the bellows.—Ashland Independent. - Precedent is a strong influence and it is hard to recover from certain impressions “that Germany regards it as her mission in “life to keep Franee well seared.—The “Washington Star. : What has become of the old-fashioned person who used to worry himeelf siek “every spring because the government spent “Yoo much money distribating garden seeds? “The Washington Post. z ‘There’s a realistic novel in the Topeka “Capital's” item about the young fellew on a Kansas weekly paper getting off the _train in a city where he was to-take his first job .ona big daily paper, and meeting a “man who had spent his life on the big daily and was now on his way to achieve hia -life’s. ambition by becoming editor of a} then wait a few months for a pardon.— } property owners to refuse to spend weekly paper.—The Minneapolis Journal. as representing “rum, Romanism and re- bellion,” the tables were turned. against Blaine. Cleveland earried New York and won the: election. The ease of Mr. Blaine’s father, Eph- taim Blaine, who ran for the office of court clerk in 1843, is net so well known. He. was opposed on the ground that his wife was a Catholic, and it was even charged that he was of that faith. So, the elder Blaine got a certificate from the vil- lage priest, Father Murphy, which read: “This is to certify that Ephriam Blaine is not now and never was a member of the Catholic Church; and furthermore, in. my opinion, he is not fit to be a member. of any ehureh,” Bava This apparent . disgpptoval ‘by “the priest was €ffective and Mr. Blaine’ was triumphantly elected. ; AN EDITOR NODS Few newspapers have a more erudité or clever editorial) staff than has the good old Boston Transcript, and there are few whose editorials.are more widely quoted. ;. Bat it has one editorial writer whose erudi- tion Ras not kept pace with his cleverness, or if it has fie nodded sadly in a ‘recent Piece on ‘Is Spring @ Mistiomer.” Reealling the fact that the method of determining the date of Easter was estab- | lished by the Council of Nice in the year 325, his subsequent eomment unmistakably shows that he believes that notable event téok place at Nice, France. Bat he is wrong. The Council of 325 Was convened by the Emperor. Constantine at Nice (or Nicaea) in Asia Minor. The ‘priticipal question before the.Council « was whether God and Jesus Christ are of the same essence, and its decision was in the affirmative. Arius of Alexandria and his followers maintained that there is a differ- ence between the Father and the Son, the latter being in a serge scondary. Our editorial brother of the Transcript appears to have his history on straight, bat in the instance cited his geography is off some 1,600 miles. PERFECT BRIDGE HANDS Every once in a while we read of someone holding a perfect bridge hand, eonsisting of all 19. cards in a certain suit. Sueh an extraordinary occurrence may be aecounted for in two ways—either the cards. were stacked, ot someborly lied. At | -least, that is what mast happen. in 90. p¢r, tof visitors watching the antics of —> the teperted cases. i hand after a legitimate shuffle possible, but the chance of any hone: dealt hands consisting of an entire’ suit jis 1 in. 158,758,000,000. The improbabifity of holding such a hand is illustrated by a computation showing that if each of the 10,000,000 bridge players in the United States were to play 15 hands every day, according to the law of averages a suit would be dealt only onee in three years. It also has been figured out that when cards are properly shuffled each player should get a singleton every three hands, a 6-card seit every six hands, a 7-card suit @¥ery 28 hands, and a void suit every 20 hands. The above figures were worked out by Prof. Woodruff of Bostow Tech, who has invented a eard shuffling machine which wilt deal a pack into hands of the ideal vandem type in four seeonds. He has also figured the number of ways in which the 52 cards may be arranged. If anyone would like to see what such a number looks like, let him write 80,660 and add 69 ciphers. Then try to read it. Op cower the dealing: af» a’. perfegr! le is rt If Dillinger is looking for a hideout until the hae and ety dies down he should get convicted for murder in Florida and Port Myers News-Tribune. © }whe served during the Civil war! solid- j i 86. Distribute. j the cards ner's goal | Pierce wild 3 Winglike dog of India Sleepinz Obiert of wor- 5 Glide over tee ship 1. Carry: collog. Halt: prefix . Siestt Dye named for . Motive the goddess Low four- of dawn wheeled car- Metal contain- riage used in ers Russia, . Tend or spread apart . On the shel- Gent's nick- name + Base of the decimat sys- 57. te 48. Timber tree 59. 39. Greek letter 40. Censur 60. 42. Aeriat ratl- 61. ways: colloq. 43. Meta’ #4. Steward in the 62. househe usehoid of a medieval 63. lord 46 Short jackets 64 47. Unclouded 6. 48. Health resort 2. 62 | CREE MTT aan 20 a 3. # Joy . Finial of & | Pay out | ; Eclanatc tale | . Require j Arabian sea- port Pear greatly Pintall ducis DOWN. 1. Discolored gull family place 1s Charm Eradicate hair Hewing tool jes | Trt elle Ue wee PCeerer. Hi Us —_ eoscesacee KEY WESTIN _Today’s Birthdays Walter Winchell of New York, 37 years (columnist, born there, Happenings Here Just 10 Years; ‘Ago Today As Taken From |°"* The Fites Of The Citizen ! Lloyd Osbourne of California, ‘and. New York, author, stepson of (Robert Louis Stevenson, born in San Francisco, 66 years ago. | The temperature of the political pot went up a few degrees yes- terday and last night when the | announcement of Wallace Pin- der’s candidacy for county tax’ Sherman M. Fairchild, airplane collector was read by different’ manufacturer, born at political groups. However, the N. Y., 38 years ago. rise in temperature was only no- ‘ pucenbie: Sor S. Georg! tise Se eye Leopold Stokowsky, orchestral Arai ai ae posites conductor, born in England, 52 erested In ie ‘ | city than in anything else and this“ “®°" morning when the hotel talk was! }resumed politics was forgotten and the more urgent and compre- hensive sphere of civic betterment} {formed the principal topics of con-! Oneonta, versations. A psychologist has! Dr. Bronislaw Malinowski, : Bennie Leonard, onetime cham- pion lightweight, born in New York, 38 years ago. said that anything one visualizes ¢ English anthropologist, born can be put into concrete form if 50 years age. visualization is persistent. i ; The food conservation commit- re- tee of the Los Angeles chamber the of commerce reported gifts of ms of foodstuffs last year ‘work. The Curry aquarium was opened yesterday and from moment the contents of the tanks! $645 tor Were disclosed there was a crowd for relief the specimens. Many of these are, taised by the bonds wilt not only froth ‘dried vécehtly caught and are complete the gourse but. will pro- wow on display forwhé fitst' time: | vide ih cent ase of’ tite grounds. ‘ ‘Captain Hamilton D. Browne,; Editorial comment: The ques- as provost marshal of Key West tion whether a town and human and who was a member of the; life shall go ahead of backward 111th Regiment of New York, died depends largely on public senti- at Boulder, Colorado, Tuesday of ment. If you can create public this week. The news of the cap-(sentiment for any good cause it tain’s death was received today | des not take much work to pat it by The Citizen. over. t of Ward has been received here} Emerson Russell, son Mr. and Mrs. Milton Russell, left yes- that T. T. Thompson, who is visit- terday for Galveston to jom the ing his groves at Upper Mate- Steamship Effna of which he is:cumbe, is having a pleasant stay) the third officer. Though but 21. beating and fishing. Mr. Thomp. years of age Mr. Russell has at-,£0n says that one of the first tained the rank he holds through things he does on arriving at Istudy and attention to his duties. Matecumbe is to don fishing toge. {He told The Citizen he will have; a master’s ticket by the time he is 25 years oll. ‘from Alva, Fla., that a bey was t iborn April 4 te Mr, and Mes, | ‘The Citizen hopes to be in a/Donevan W. Jones. Mr. , Jones i position shortly to give a full and: ¥@* at one time a resident of Key ; comprehensive account of the pre-| West and an engineer with the P. [parations te build a new hotel in 244 0. S. S. company. Mrs. Jones) Key West. Readers can be assur-, ¥#* Mrs. Frances Babcock. led there will be another hotel by} eee the beginning of the next winter, Reports from Sand Key vast season. bureau station show that during} | om shonin jthe past two days 25 vessels have} | Registration books for the bond Passed that. point. All of the ships) jeleetion to be held on Thursday, ¢xcept one were bound west. }May 1, will be closed Friday. The ——==—$—$ —_——nnm op jbeoks were open all last week} Key West's First Fenecal Home jand not one property owner -reg-; Key West's First Ambulance istered. Many have said it will, Service f preposterous for e) est) i svetwetospent| = PRITCHARD | Phoee $48 Never Stoops Word was received liere today} amount necessary to complete the pres golf links as the $60,000 to be’ Tomorrow's Tides | High joe ast Barometer at & x. m, today: Sea level, 30.08. { if | Abitene | Buffalo {Chicago .... Denver . Oktatioma City Pensicola en 2283 St.‘ Louis . i | Vy CERES Gas B 1 Washington ...... Williston ‘WEATHER FORECAST (Till 8 p. m. Sunday) Key West and Vicinity: tohight and Sunday; moderate) easterly winds. ida: Partly cloudy totight | and. Sunday; probably showers in| northwest portion tonight and in! | ‘yy \ | | Wsthevitle P { light disturbance is central! &.. M. PM. 6 5:10) 1 States, and pressure Subscribe to The Citizen: ing over the Middle At-|——@ —@ <——_—_—————— is| fallen in the lower Missouri Val- tely high from the upper ; ley, lower Lake region, and Ohio 1} ippi Valley southward Shad and over the South Atlan-| — Bee Rain has Lowest IHighest | ¢ Last Night Yesterday! 52 60. |-tW England, and there have/ try. ‘hae local showers in south-| 7 clorida. Temperatures have! occurred} lantic States, and the last 24 hours from the! near or above normal this morn- ulf States northeastward; ing in all sections of the coun- Valley and Tennessee, and _ have yisen throughout most of the. At- readings are G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST as at the close of business March 5, 1934, “ Comptrolfer’s Calf | RESOURCES fLoans and Investments .... JOverdrafts ©... -.--.------< Banking House, Farniture | and Fixtures ‘ \Bonds of States and Pos- sessions of the United | States $104,370.68 Municipal, Publie Utitity, | Railroad and Other i Bonds and Securities |Demand Loans, Steck Ex- | change Collateral Stock Federal Reservé 84,561.20 90,442.00 6,000.00 United ve | ment Seeurities ... \Cash and due from Banks. 5 rmn- "189,536.55 3,587.08 Surplus and Undivided Profits | Circulation ......-.------ | Deposits | | Fair| | FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE Our secon) ANNUAL LIABILITIES $ 245,911.83 § , 833.546 32,995.25. 1,438,497.51 $1,718,238.13 $ 100,000.00 89,615.91 100,000,00 1,458,623,02 "$1,718,238.13 | MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM THE TEMPORARY INSURANCE FUND OF THE MBER OF THE RATION U. S. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITARY te ene JONQUIL JUBILEE again offers @ liberal trae-in-allowance for your old stove, om the purchase of a modrn gas range. The smart new jodels which thi