The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 3, 1934, Page 2

| PRiDAY, AUGUST 3, 1 TODAY’S WEATHER ee ee ay a Flos mckcs oe neon Wi: Te ae pry my .. 81 | peratures are generally seasot2ble cade loa were eet pomaaceryeey eyinin comygere ner several lines of effort. eno try east a except in = Rainfalt* j the central Plains States and “OSE tendency to wurey ; middle Mississippi Walley. Tem- business matters, and ender “eqpamimar Prd trig Ber tas planetary mflucares d yesterday in Kawss*! . canter teat, theboe ee rn me | Reanty Sparkles Beside Spark Plug Key Westers ate thoroughly “hypped™/ . on the subject of the bridges, shid Federal | Director Stoné in his alldress to Key West" ers last Sunday. Just how ssi ed ag Rete chal! being “hypped™ on this point in the past? | Birecaacaht no building or rehabilitation préeram i | :< Acie ‘ Pa : ao oe credited tm thie paper and make the tify attractive to tourists. aul ee. S. KENNEDY, i bear fruit. ox acewunt af a age we cs do was sit and wait for the grant | i, Offieral In Char-e_ SufserBie for The Citisen, to bridge the over-water gaps) When that | Was accomplished, then tourists would H have had an easy means to spend a short: visit here. The automobile is the vacation-- ing traveler's transportation. Banking on} that fact, it would not have been wise to | have spent lavishly on improvements for 1252.4 m. Peon bs a ee RRS ; Tata | Foday’s Birthdays H AMP. A | Pape Yestmin of Philidelphie . and Nee York, noted mining <n- i i { j Cre 10:25 ' sineer; born in St. Louis, 73 years i i | t M eeedescce Barometer at 8 a. m., today: ago. Sea level, 30.12. Sree Charles Edison: son of the Inte the city, without tourists to which to cater. | WEATHER FORECAST | imventor, president of the Thoma: A. Edison justries, born at West (TM 3 p m., Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly; j Goudy tonight and ‘Saterday. Indeéd, we hadn't the money even if we! had so wished. There was nothing left! FROST, LANDIS & KOS oe lane Pare Ave; Mew Tork; 35 Rast Wicker Drtve, | but to reitiain “hypped” on the subject. =~ 1a Sas ee Now Uncle Sam has lent a helping ; 6 stint ia ee a * _ First thing they are going to do in Key West is to take « census. Looks like they Orange, N. J. 44 yéats azo. lira E. Laughlin of Chi i author of born :New York, ars azo. Crowds at the Firestone Factory. ana- Exhibits Boia: at hand. From the activity here. the interest cs Powe! of Progress” this year reached more than capaci ay ire. # When this chormi = Proet in the FERA movement. and reports of ag ve pected - ms Wwemes> ee pol capi tne in the gerieral campaign to make revelvin displs y which = shows, in giant size, two of the products of the Sef rolls progress ii e ms the Firestone factories—hatteries and spark nl fould find that out fro Key West attractive, we will have a place 5 Sanford Herald weet S$ ° = és eae i ot ae = ie before long to which tourists will gaze with t > é a kettle. | longing eves ae 2 »¢ doth, The pacer emey ae Star This is the better way—to réhabilitat- KEY WEST IN Black porter or chambermaid Key West first and then build our coveted DAYS GONE BY 7 bridges. The government or private cor- pie ae fnditidea! in the = “porations will quickly realize the oppor- Happenings Here Jest 10 Years : é tunity in tolls from bridge traffic when Key Ase Teday As Taken From > Born when Key West was riding 0M) wet attains to that pinnacle of quaint- tad dopbeahiol cae The crest of a wave of prosperity the Key ess, picturesqueness and natural floral West OverSea Sunday Star has BOW} beauty to which we are striving. The ., Feached its fifth birthday, and still going} tourist will be drawn here well nigh it- sereen siar,? Dolores del rebably thundershower. » VII, of Norway, n 62 years ago. Tw strong —Florids Newspaper News. resistibly—and so will the bridge builders. : Alaska ix asking for Sieeiiibndiien SECTIONALISM AND NEWSPRINT Shout Key West's bid for tourist fame via | cae DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE the oy ig With Key West becoming ! (Nowsdom) INSURED UNDER U S. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE PLAN THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK nother Bermuda, Alaska perhaps has an The South is the coming center for the new= Iden of competing with St Moritz —St. | pret imdostry of this couriiry. Progress is being Petershute Independent. Why not? retarded ot present because of lack of fi A oom as these funds are appropriated 2 vv. Prine will be om ite wey. To this count mean an additions! $176.606,000 x! See eee rece Win ta | Ht @ Canada and Europe for newsy egioren ok ay ods _— “thie th i hd Southern product wifl cost lees tham the Member of the Federal Reserve : pa ‘- 1 by the itportea prcdegt The vast wealth of S Member of the Federal Deposit speed. Insurance Corporation U. S. Government Depositary ¥ per A 7 ..Brad Herald. pite tree: and the newly developed proces “ img their growth imsures more than an adequate . ae : supply for years te come. eet owe Ck - Seed coffee is all the rage in torrid At present the Solith is faced with opposition | United States. It is quite cooling. But it} cos mony ites Will never become popular in Key West ! tp ic goore cect nen which has of where the beat ic never excessive. ae | Medered the progréc: of this the United Qethy te Pepe's and asking fora cup Of} sesine wiser proce forests are being deplet Heed_cofiee. Wouldb't the intrepid cus-} iia, ic up in ar: fomer get the raspherry? | print mills are being operated so inéffieientty that they camhot compete favorably with the imported Wednestay was the first of the month, | newsprint, tooks with disfavor upon 2 compe Qreadea by creditors and debtors. The} rival Waine’: zo Senatots, Frederick Hale fearfal that the account will not be { Walsce H. White. ta |. the other conscious that the | the; <0 a that have accumulated during the | Only 2 few days ago they wired protests to | thonth must be paid. The creditor | Weehingtim agains: the dont his part, the debtor should do his, { Sood pulp ind i each can say we did our part. ret PWA grant. The 8 . taliichment of 2 $500,000 pulp plant at Fer- Making Key Wet quaint in'its * Latin | randina, Pia, with Government funds would be mt of residences shops gnd streets ts} in direct competition with the industry in Maine ft the dims of the rehaGilitation pro- Perhaps the Schators from Maine aré tactful Our Latin element is albeady quaint, | im tering to th wishes of their con phic protests were interesting wa to make "his ‘clement | Pernape toeir . We must diso pave the} “poliest hee * ABA piriape thes Fave “Lo Inteterting side streets, tear down the | sight of the fact that only one-third of the n-ws Shacks and paint the picturesque Spanish | print coneumed in the United States is manufa bowen { tured here, to say nothing of the vast amount. pager of other qualit the oppesifion ix prov iniaee Maine, where many new weer Teday In itistory | slready indicated hern newsprint. Is written the world over in magnificent moderm temples and indus trial buildings; on highways, bridges, tunnels:—im fact ® is practically ie pessible for one te get out of sight of monuments to the uses of cement proposed expansion of th uth through a Gover pators said that the e=- unless one goes off into the solitudes of 2 woods camp where Nature remaitm: in the raw. In the rehabilitation program of Key West, cement ix: destined te pier a very large part. As its need arises, we hope you will phome us to Gelfieer you what you tieed of this important arererate. ¥ which are made abroad. ° Key West, preparing to become the li ix o “Hermeda” of Florida, will prohibit tip- | <= pine. With a@ large percentage of her | cai stene. It Popelation Latina, among whom tipping is | my ¢ * natural as eating, the city is making a | own resources. But at least the Southern Pehle bet aneertain§ experiment —st Nishors idtion has gone ah PeterMiarg Independent. Pouceurs are a| it now formulating plans to construet form of bribe and should be frowned upon i piant gt least. i Vet it wouldsbe mm: @ that provincialxm will ai- A LUMBER SPECIAL t be 2 do he in the Ameriedn politi- ortuna hat the Sout ld back in its attémpts to develop itz =" 815.00 JUST RECEIVED ' PERA officials at Key West have ap-j Mee Wallace Bryant Kirke sod | { sth réeéived pred’ en in other séttioit= . compile a biibgaphy of that section, an enterprise t¥pieal of the new deal down there. Apparetitiy no one ever before thought of indexing all that has been writ- j n Fran thronicle. fen shout this historic community and its | —_—— i Mi 4 man won't join the charch because there are hypocrites in it. He ré- i mains outside whéte there are still more ! hy pocrites.— bttractions, with other sources of informa- The drouth is serious indeed when tion as yet undeveloped. But the reference | Nicholas Murray Butler afrives from Si ae ees pork now being prepared should be in-| Europe and will not talk —St. Louis Star- |: : & So th Florid Co tr. i & i i Paldable in attracting visitors to the city. If | Times. j : BENJAMIN LOPEZ u a i) acting Co. other Florida cotmutiities would follow ee a ied a abceeeet Ea FUNERAL HOM E! N Phone 598 White and Eliza Street thie example, we might eventually pro- A Western scientist has developed ‘a ‘understood that the prop Established 49 Years ) — home wo i.” me ss a comprehensive, up-to-date and re-| guinea pig with 19 tees. Amd yet the un- i: irchaters are outsiders. 9: ‘Kay West's Oldest i® “Your is worthy of the i ble Florida history and giide book.—} thinking say that these fellows waste their | re ee j{ 24Hour Ambulance Service ; \! Miami Daily News. time.—The Detroit, News Flare creer prion eg mda oy | ISTP IITPII#D 1 nd t | Phone 135 Night 696-W DSIITISPIPIITIDIIIOSILSAII Mw aY