The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 31, 1934, Page 2

wre : - . Marriage is a life sentence which is somptimes remitted for bad behavior. “It’s called the Stock Exchange. Since the Securities Exchange Act, that’s all it sy « #n “Tt never has been a crime to be poor, but the Roosevelt administration is pop- wlarjzing pauperism. > St aa "A Washington hotel advertises that guests may order their weather with their rooms, Air-conditioning, in other words. Virgin Islands, weyp bought. by with Denmark back in 1867, the of the Senate at the last minute the treaty and sale.” America sane tiie islands’ in ware.’ fii Puheds. Senator Park Trammell’s narrow escape from igmominous defeat in the second primary will serve as a spur actually to do something and not slump back to the dolee far niente attitude of if the PRRA has the power and could induced to make Key West a free zone, t would be all that would be required would not interfere with the present m of the FERA. “Phe most popular subject of con-! jon among all peoples is the weather. our fivst greeting is for a good ng and the last for a good night with day sandwiched in between. In good wishes we have the weather in mind. » the depression is finally con- it is not likely that we will have ation to be known as the Legion Most of those comprising this try to forget, and some accord- lists will have every do so, but they must remember psyne never forgets. | thake this city self-sustaining. A free} through sparsely settled areas, should find I OO $1,000 A WEEK BABY : Admirers of little Shirley Temple, 5- | year-old movie. star, who will appear to- | morrow. at the Monroe Theater in “Little J what-1¢ a home? Miss Marker,” will be glad to know that J pice wnere you she has been granted a substantial raise in salary, which has been jumped from $150 a week to $1,000 a week. In addition, her with patrons of picture theaters as has ‘Sam says it’s more than that—but not much mother is to receive $250 a week for had g, smooth. deft mpanying her at the studios, tee cae ak Many remarkable child stars have | the U. S Bureau of been seen on the silver screen in recent | Sondsnd® “cvcupied by years, but it is said that none has. ever! "4 “ying quarters.” Just that—no scored such a rapid and complete success | more. But Mr. Roosevelt and the law. makers have of a hetter defi- Shirley Temple. nition. It’s pair gr recognized, She is the daughter of George F.j a a oe = ae Temple, a branch bank manager in Santa | america roa i Monica, Calif., who sticks to his modest job | home. aah Melt g vers Sane in spite of his gifted daughter’s rise to, fame and fortune. But he did take a hand | in getting her big salary boost, which the , Fox film people agreed to after consider- able wrangling. se Shirley has never been to school, but } much vas expects to start this fall. She receives lots | ‘e's-” of fan mail, but it is not read to her, as her i parents do not want her to become spoiled or too self-conscious. If they have told her about her new salary she can hardly realize how much money $1,000 a week really is. The new work, but renoviging, hig family. ‘Neither can we. | discovered : ; cent of the , , 284, AVOIDABLE DEATHS ? Pt 3 - ! reabdanger (Pensacola News) | S&B Sem protection! The ghastly total of 284 persons |. killed in traffie accidents on the high-/| ways of Florida during the first half of | this year, representing an increase of one- fifth over the same period of 1933, is evi- | dence enough that something must be done | to create greater safety for the public of the state. Asher Frank, safety director, reveals there were more than 1200 auto accidents | last month with 35 deaths resulting. Possibly the best method to start on an accident reduction drive is to study the methods tried in other areas. This study the Florida Planning board has made, and its recent report produces some concrete suggestions. One of these is the requirement for semi-anmial inspection of the safety- features of all automobiles. Modern cars have reliable safeguards, but the average owner rarely repairs his machine until a bint Mey We: part breaks or wears out. This inspection j Sanford, of would require him to keep his machine in }riculture tip-top condition. Fs But studies have revealed that only a} small proportion of accidents are caused by mechanical failure. The rest are due to the human factor. | There are a host of safety rules of the ! road that would eliminate practically all of our present accidents, but human nature is human nature and people will not ob- serve rules unless they are required to do so. ' protected, | ment, anda L. charge of ter of the accompanyi: tomologists the Cuban ted to the _[ suggests a state highway patrol. Such a program cannot be provided until the next session of the legislature, but now is the time to consider it. Such’ a patrol would have two func- tions. . One is to make autoists observe the normal safety rules, such as no passing of | other cars on curves, hills and _ intersec- tions, blocking of “road hogs” and requir- ing proper lights. This other duty of the patrol would be to act as state peace officers in captur- ing fleeing criminals. For this purpose, the board suggests the construction of | shortwave radio stations. Other states have found the highway petrol system highly successful. Florida, with its lang stretches of roads, some ite. E. H. Pwhen the: 1 and before Ino chance recially his pockets, the FI compa ter of repa and Grinne but up to t been done. it doubly successful. Let us hope the next session of the legislature will make this one of its first} improv projects. If it does, we predict the half yeariy report of traffic fatalities will show ne such figure as the past one. men ‘the compan | one end to |ruts which Americanism: Printing August maga- zines in June and Sunday newspapers the Thursday before. Editorial Old time ae may have done their writing in attics, but it’s likely that they | got their inspiration in cellars. i Nrawing fice of the A as complains that there is too. much love in modern fiction. And per- haps too much fiction in modern love. Russel Warner, who is in, The chief reason for Mr. ing Mr. some question of the pe South American countrie: : e which Cuba is For that reason, the planning board — into the controversy. —— . H. Gato, TIL, son of Mr. he had been relieved of a gold watch. btencd the garage before Mr. returned and the latter was given | More than a year ing from the junction of € | works, with which the jon the matter, not have much of an idea of fig-; ures, but they can surely remem. | ber telephone numbers en by girls. keeping several clerks this is an indication that realty is} ¢ on the move, and pearances the movement will con-| participate. More Than “Living Quarters” Housing Bi), it’s true, will put thousands of idle men to more important stili— this new legislation will actually re- sult in more abundant Mving, will the home as meaning than mere “living quar. What is Uncle Sam's plan for home owners? Simply stated, it’s to wake up-keep painting and: home improvement possible tor any- one and everyone who hag a real de | sire to better the surroundings of Uncle Sam rang nearly. three mi: ; lion American doorbells recently and that more than 62 per homes in, America need | major repaira, An even greater num- ber of homes were found to be in. of peeding major repairs: of long-neglected paint Check Up Now ; 4s your home a real home, a wen: well-maintained tnvest- source of every-day com- fort and pride to your family? If tt isn’t all of these things, it's actually no more than “living quarters.” Take a good, hard look at that | place you call home—inside and out. it copvenient and Wonldn’t a bit of new plumbing, more modern heating facilities, a few up-to-date lighting fixtures. a livable? KEY V WEST IN DAYS GONE BY Happenings Here Just 10 Years! at Warsaw, } Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen the plant board office st, and Entomole; the department of ag- in Washington, will jleave this week for Cuba to make | a further investigation in the mat-! so-called avocado pest. He is also unless from United States ES quarant and} Gato, Jr., was held up} band robbed last night about 11:45) adian bu o'clock at his home at Duval and) born 49 ye South streets, tered the garage on the prem He had just en- ‘obbers approached he could leave his $45" m ar and Then men had en- Gato to defend himself one of the robbers held| es-| !a gun while the other went through poet held any conferences re has passe lorida East Coast Rail- ny consid 4 the mat ing the roadw PR I streets to the station his time nothing 1 The board of public proposed | repairs were nts and | discussed, expressed the desire of | | the members icost but for some reason or other} action | to do the work at ny has deferred The road from} the other filled with makes riding over it pemenhnoniy uncomfortable. comment: Boys may; when giv- up abstracts in the of - county clerk busy is and all from ap Tn ee eer Cran Your Uncle Sam Says Fix-Up, Paint-Up | ~ By HILLIS MILLS Good quabity paint om the ex terior of your | home, as every: one knows, ts essential for preservation of the. building ma: terial. Frame constructton j that remains too { weatners and de sabes teriorates rapid- ly.ctimally resuiting tp much more costly repairs. Paint applied to°brick | and stucco freshens their appear- \ ance and helps to eliminate the dam — aging moisture that attacks the | porous surface of these materials, Patriotism Pius Personal Pride If you are financially able to un- dertake repairs on your home— those small improvements that have | been neglected too long, the Govern- ment is urging you to begin at once on that repainting or modernization | job, But if you don’t see your way | ciear to pay for necessary improve | ments at present, Uncle Sam urges | you to borrow the money! Houses do not improve with neglect, and tm- provements needed at once must be | attended to at once. If you want new plumbing, new lighting, new roofing, or new paint and varnish, the Federal Govert.ment stands sehiad you. Uncle Sam thinks it’s very important that homeowners. band to gether to help them- selves as they give a helping band to indus- try and labor. The wise homeowner, these days, has a splendid opportu- nity to be truly patriotic without any self-sacrt- fice. Make a thorough inspection today of your { own “living quarters.” | And postpone no longer | thoce friprovements | that will give your fam- ily reab pride of owner. fresh coat of coir here and there make all the difference fp both appearance and comfort? Fre- quently, « new round of shelves for the kitchen, an extra cabi- net fo. the bathroom, or @ remodeled porch pay for themselves ten ‘Umes over in conveni- ence and livability. Examine your wails, ceilings and fuors with an appraising eye. Are the wull faded, cuacked. or b: ginning to scale? Are they painted in colors that have become dull and far too familiar? Are floors worn, scar- red and in need of refinishing? Try a | Gentle south or southw over north portion an¢ TODAY'S WEATHER ‘Temperature* 89 igen &1| partly overeast weather tonight TS ai 85 and Wednesday. (Normal Mean ... Se East Gulf: Gentle southeiy Rainfali* , j ralgia in 30 minutes Fine Laxative and Tonie Mast Speedy Kemedies Kaows BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Established 49 Years Key West's Oldest 24-Hour Ambulance Service Liceesed Embaimer Phone 138 Nigh aoaw! Thundershowers Tomorrow ir Tonight Jacksonville to Florida Straits t winds ntle east DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1984, ‘ erly winds over south portion apd winds over extreme north pervem, and gentle southeast winds over tonic of new paint all . around, and see how it picks up the spirit of the whole familv! ship tp a home that is modern, convenient, and truly | livable. INSURED UNDER Warner | Sanford is that the latter does not speak Spanish while Mr. Warner can. acquainted with most of the en-jsyo_ on the island, It seems; now that there is a possibility of | avocado being admit-; ainst ; is; ‘Yoday’s Birthdays Today’s Horoscope: ecwene | te emen ewes lemmeneseracoe | ba seen | i } 1 In this nature spirituality added to the benign influence of ! this week and the rise in fortune will be largely due to a just, as-! piving ardor, Shipler, distinguis ha! , born Guy im ‘ed editor of T fous bour of } ago. y. Warren Bar- The mind is int w Jersey, born 46 year: tive rather than logical but avs sincere, a very valuable! trait when properly balanced by push and enduranee. va the at director of Mines, born urs ago. Scott Turner, U. S. Bureau of Lansing, ‘ j Pe TILLED POO TOL ££ 2. Chdediaihe U S. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE PLAN THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the Federal Reserve Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation U. S. Government Depositary & w & a . : 3 Taylor Branson, leader of the U. arine Band, born in Wash- ington, D. C., 53 years ayo. N SOSH. SOR ETTOUTTOTOMEEH: Sebastian S. ‘born at Bald Mount, Pa., 67 id Smith of Prince- famed patholo: N.Y, 15. yea Dr. ton, N born at Albany, ago. Theol ». Herbert | American physic | adelphia, 52 trial buildings; on high Ives, noted . born in Phil ago. possible for one to get unless one goes off into . Dunning, Can- in the raw. an and states £0, Hon. Charles man ‘tinue for some time. The clerk l office is the busiest place in Key | West at this time and it appear ‘that this will keep up for some j time to come as there are a num ber of requests for abstract ng in daily. As you what you need of a very large part. The Three-Way Committee hia tly as the members are awaiting the [outcome of the ithe new hotel Duval stree jof the hotel to the advertii ew the effort The most important an proposal to build at Fleming and construction Smali lot of 1x6 sheathing or bac ntial part of the committee’ an the lieve our M. | work has been accomplished b his is the assurance that ; Money will be fortheoming w the time to start the vertising ai per JUST Misses edith Lowe and Esne $s entertained a large of their friends \the home Ashe home was beautifu } potted plants and f jentertaining games & on four sides, were { THE ROMANCE OF Is written the world over in magnificent modern temples and In the rehabilitation program of Key West, cement is A LUMBER SPECIAL (This lumber was shipped to u storage A ecarload of 2x4 No. per M. CEMENT indus ways, bridges, tunnels;—in fact it is practically um of cement out of sight of monuments to the uses the solitudes of a woods camp where Nature remains destined to play its need arises, we hope you will phone us to deliver this important aggregate. No. dre king up wall b 3 Com facilities), R r "$15.00 CEIVED $32.00 3 common dre and delicious refrshments served. In a communication from — the | commander of the specia quadron, it is show sel of the United nt here dur estival and. ce! the international ¢ event, it is Ichip will he sent to South Florida Phone 598 “Your po: pone aren ac bso han i tla ia teste lly, atom at em a mbm LTO LIOOOOTTOOOOIIOS FIPIPPOPPPOPLILALEL LEPC ZL Contracting & Engineering Co. White and Eliza Streets home is worthy of the best” we. (Litgcr~rtrcrtrAdrarArhtAtiAdaidadstiAididdaddadhtidkicerkahéadsa | Yesterdays Precipitation oe | outh and central portions orm - pselimea “This recor@ covers 24-hour Berted | ending at % olelagh thin morning. lh. WEATHER CONDITIONS POS " —. i 5:55 a. m.; Pressure continues me ‘ i Moon 11:26 p. m.' East Gulf States, and reletny iy ‘ Moon sets 12:22 p, m.| bigh northward ov the Lake re. ‘omorrow’s Fides gion; while it has fallen im the = an M. P.M. North Atlantic and Pinine States 2 High 148 ers and thunderstorms tone i * pos 8:31 conti i during the last 24 hewr es Barometer att 8 a. m., today: throughout most of the Golf aut Sea level, 30.03, South Atlantic States, but tar ; —soe weather has peevailed im the re WEATHER FORECAST east of the praal nt s Temperatures have reee (Till 8 p. m., Wednesday) n Gata § Key West and Vicinity: Fair —aaal | tonight; Wednesday partly eh mgs continue near below the probably thundershowers ip att mal average from the Miealll a ernoon; gentle easterly winds. sippi Valley eastward “ Florida: Generally fair tomight GS KENNEDY -- and Wednesday; scattered than Official tn dershowers Wednesday —_after- Se - noon, e o LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS s Checks Malaria in 3 days, Colle first day, Meadaches or Sew ” or