The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 18, 1934, Page 4

*Seseececorecese x: S “Bdeutenant Frank Roosevelt Cuba yesterday for Ha- vara, secompanying Mrs, Laura Packer, whom he will wed SOCIETY the! board the U. arrive on| which Chaplain Hamilton ‘is at- seeveneeerscensserensecsesencssees Monday evening on the beach,] AKRON, OHIO, MAN DOESN’T Was ® passenger on the} members of the League of Ley Memorial Church jwere hosts at a‘delightful beach Intermediate ‘that ‘date’ on . Omaha to York on July’ tached. eerercceceoooce ee! Curry, who was for three in the COC camp at Mil- arrived yesterday hav. ‘img completed his tour of duty. Cates, who was in Mi- a While on business, re- the East Coast yes- | with relatives at Islamorada, her own ‘civil Be ee Sere Peete rained and drilled to match the! ast marching hosts. of nazi Germany. yesterday. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Adler arrivals on the morning train |W" S4y8 the French army “fears no try for its “revival of the military spirit.” from Miami, : P. Lb. Gaddis, superintendent of tation of the Florida East Railway, came in on train yesterday for ‘tm the afternoon for Miami who was a guest of Mr.! B. M. Duncan yesterday, the afternoon for Miami. Mr. and Mex. Joaquin Barroso 900 men in the reichswehr and the @n the Steamship Cuba yes- Polic for # stay with relatives ioe with relatives, returned on Mre. Jefferson : Floyd, who with ft were H Tavernier to spend a with Mr, Saunders’ parents will afterward go to join Mr. in Miami. Mis, Joseph McMahon left eh the-afternoor train yesterday lin Mr. McMahon, who is office: the Cortez Cigar com- in Savannah, Ga. “Mrs. Mervin deen, Virginia, Me EY i F on and chil- de. | Fay, left over the East Coast! y afternoon for Miami!! Where they will spend a while with! relatives ‘SHADOW ARMY’ MASSES OF MEN CAN BE the ig al comparisons of strength, ais in recently. gaye official visit with officials andj figures of armed forces. big masses of men who could be +R ©. De Garmon, maintenance thrown into a conflict in short or- with the state road de- der. * 600,000. men, with two-fifths in the colonies, Ge isorts, huge trained reserves in her Mrs. ery! Curry and son, Ken-/4"nual conscript classes, and thor- weth, who were in Miami for ono | ughly drilled political and patriot- are 49 so that theoretically there may 000,000 men who have been sol- diers. OF FRENCHMEN — MATCHES NAZIS ENLISTED ARMY ON SHORT ORDER IF wan occurs . By JOHN EVANS ‘ty Ansoviated Prens) PARIS, July 18-7-France, ,has “shadow army” Marshal Petain, minister of one,” and he praised the coun- War talk, justified or not, has _ But behind the armies are the is France’s army, on paper, many, Petain said, has 500,- “real shock troops, extra- ly well trained.” France's civil foree is of two ie bodies, accustomed to numbering about 430,000. France gives no figures on her arms, Hi. Saunders and Teserves. Each year an average of ng a about 250,000 men, trained | by relatives, left yesterday; their one year’s military. service, tpn short are sent back to civil life. They remain in the reserve until they be called to the colors 7,- FERA administration officials on matters relative’ to the: rehabilita- tion program. Mr, and Mrs. William Hall and and children, who have been in Miami for several months, were return- ing passengers on. the morning train yesterday. Lieutenant F. R. Hamilton, U. Dr. J. &. Montgomery of the!S, N., left on the Steamship Cuba state plant board was an arrival! ever the highway Monday after- Reon and yesterday conferred with [is attached. yesterday. for Havana to join the U. 8. S. Omaha to’ which ship he — PPPEHH HORSE CORRS eee OSeoEoessoooeDeoToeeCeRSeCOes MO 2D Cent eeeee eeee | cottons make their bow in two encharitingly youthful models for party or dinner occasions. They're euite the mode : Sor summer weer, IN REGULAR! the NRA. {what'he calls ‘the’ latter’s ‘conser! re tecently announced her’ can- 4 HERBERT HOOVER INFECTION DANGER |} IN CONGRESSIONAL | IN OPEN BATHING RACE THIS YEAR) IS SHOWN BY TEST BEACHES BECOME INFECTED WHEN LARGE CROWDS ae! IN BATHING, SAYS JOURNAL! ON PUBLIC HEALTH WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1984. MADE LIABLE TO FINE TO SUBSCRIBERS If you do not receive your paper by 6:00 o’clock in the afternoon call telephone 51 and a paper will be sent to your home. A complaint boy is on duty at this office from 6:00 to 7:15 p. m. for the Purpose of delivering con- plaints. Help us give you 100 percent service by calling 51 if you do not receive The Citizen. WOODBURY, N. J.—By the provisions of a newly-enacted or- dinance, residents of this city who) fail to destroy caterpillar nests in| fj their trees are liable to a $25) ff fine. : 3 Policemen in Sao Paulo, Brazil, | i wear long-tailed coats, leather belts with short. swords and. white! spats over black boots. | FAST DIRECT FREIGHT | SERVICE TO EXPECT NAME TO HELP; SAYS HE'S SQUARE DEAL. ——————— PALACE): Regis Toomey-Noel Frances | By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE, +s Siitly”” -~18.—+An | (Associated Press Science Editor) | Herbert Hoover! EAST» LANSING, Mich. July] WHAT’s YOUR RACKET seeks: yepubligan nomination 18.—-Infection dangers can creep’ Also Serial: from > for congressman-at-large, acknow- into, open water beaches alipast THE LOST JUNGLE KEY WEST exactly as if these bathing places were enclosed swimming pools. Studies showing that for hours; ms from Key Went je Thursdays and From New York Matinee, 10-15c; Night, 10-20c ledging the possibility that he may be a namesake of the former pres- Heep ts epiementns: = as at a time one of these open beach- nae lon t. suppose will help}es may become no different t re ee 2 NEW ORLEANS to KEY WEST me much,” a walled-in pool are published Key West's First Funeral, Home| s on alternate ‘Tuesdays. Key West Second Day Fol-! CLYDE-MALLORY ©. M. SMITH, Agent, Key Went The Ohio Hoover, an Akron manufacturer, has dabbled in poli- tics since 1925 and has yet to win an. election. ) | State college. This is his first try for a con-| The open beaches become ia gressional seat. He is banking on| fected during crowded bathings, his advocacy of the constitution, | periods. plain and unadulterated, to re-| “Small inland lakes,” says the; bound in his favor. He opposes{report, “because they do not re-! ceive any raw sewage have been } ° He met the former. president | frequently assumed to be safe for| Time Lost is Money Lost 0. torn HE | bathing. This is largely true, but * tds b qe ic i to date no recognition has been It costs-:money to be sick. You ea es ¥ ‘ e Warten G: Hatding memoriall given to the pollutigit ippaiyd trectly if pay envelope is: hort: You \ %) at Marion. by the bathers. As thesé fakés ihe | Tose out 9: Ba rtant work if yougs . ail The Akronite says he is an ad-| frequently located . + 2 oe ea, Sse, Gtet at thie Moratee'‘predidelit?’asleinite they ‘nave beome. vme| live ona farm ones ae one of the on y TER red thotrupton the fob alex 't affo: 0" ade “man,” but’ decries | popular, ti r pep ‘on the job unless £45 How Test Was Made _ To find out what happens in} you are feeling fit. ‘The boss wants re- such waters, a lake a mile wide! gults—not excuses. and somewhat longer was studied S , s ‘tomach, Head~ near East Lansing. Few bathers| Bose many nares Sa Ren on Sic Feeling,” there ventured more than 200 feet| That “Morning After” Feeling, Neuralgic, away from the pier which marked) Rheumatic, Sciatic, Muscular or Periodic the center of this beach. Pains keep you.at home or interfere with | Water samples showed doubling} your doing a full day’s work? | and sometimes tripling of the| ‘All these troubles are caused or made worse by too-mucli acid | numbers of bacteria in this re-| im your body. To correct this condition take H j stricted area . The streptococcus 2 I K A SEl TZER = types especially. Which contain { i The New Pain Relieving, Alkalizing, Effervescent Tablet. | some of the more virulent infect-} ions, would begin to rise sharply) about 10 a. m. on crowded bathing! It is called Alka-Seltzer because it makes a sparkling alkaline ! drink, and as it contains an analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate) it first relieves the pain of everyday ailments and then by si g j i ' the American Journal of Public Health by W. L. Mallman, Ph.D.,| and Adolph Sypien of Michigan! Key West's First Ambulance | Service * PRITCHARD vatism. “He himself admits a lean- ing toward liberalism. “But I’m a square dealer, not a new dealer,” he says. The former president’s parents were distant relatives of his own. the Akron Hoover ‘says, “I recall when the then presi- dent-to-be was referred to as ‘Jes- sie and Minnie’s boy’ in my home,” he declares, but he says he never took the trouble to determine whether he had been named for the former chief executive. As a matter of fact. he is M. Herbert Hoover, the “M” standing for Marion. “But that’s a girl’s name,” he says. “and I always sign it “M. Herbert Hoover’. THERE is still only I €* E vegetables as fresh and wholesome. Use good, pure 1 © B. PRICED AT No Discouraged one refrigerant that H crisp as they should be ..1C Bt And fresh, ICE. REFRIGERATORS They’re Economical! 100 Per Cent Refrigeration $30 and $35 ‘ Vegetables with positively keeps your ‘otisp. vegetables are not only more appetizing, } Made of All Metal—Equipped With Satisfaction, EASY TERMS—10 DAY FREE TRIAL would have tripled. By 10 p. m. they mostly would disappear, j seeccccccseces Thompson’s Ice Company, Ine. days, By 5:30 p. m. their numbers ‘Like Indoor Pool’ the alkaline balance corrects the cause when due to excess aci “Contrary to accepted opinion,”| Alka-Seltzer is pleasant to take, harmless, non-laxative. the report states, “the writers be-| Why-don’t you try it? Get a drink at your drug store soda | lieve that momentarily a) natural| ’ fountain for a-nickel.. Buy a package for home use, { bathing beach is .not different 5 from a circumscribed indoor or} outdoor bathing pool. | “If the pollution introduced in-| jto an artificial pool by the bath-| ers is to be considered dangerous, | it seems highly illogicai that the same pollution on a bathing beach should be ignored.” EXPLANATION The telegram appearing in the account published in The Citizen yesterday concerning the Kappa Pi Y Celebration was part of a joke played on one of the club members. 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