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

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ATLANTA have money; Distant relatives who usually remain distant. The greatest movie hero is the fellow ; who goes to see them ail. A’ soon as the U. S. S. Richmond left Cuban waters trouble began to brew. Séme fellows put something by for a rainy day and biow it im as soon as it rains. Qur minds gather ideas from experi- ence. “Not so with the brain trusters, their Fair words please the unthinking, and often the thinking as well. That's why the politicians get away with their bunk.* According to Webster, bridges are} structures erected over a depression. We have the depression, who'll give us the | , bridges? } Love letters should be so written that ; if ever they are read in court, it will not j make the writer look like a fool. How-} ever, bpon second thought, that appears | im posable. } la the recent California primary Caz-! didate Upten Sinclair feared the voters! would confuse him with Sinclair Le A But suppose they had confused him with! Harry Sinclair. 0. O. McIntyre, the columnist, thinks Ruth Bryan Owen America’s most dis tinguighed-looking middie-aged lady. We? agree” heartily with this characterization of Key We Adopted Daughter.” is mgney ate soon parted was once 2 pet Now we're fools if we do not blow tead of saving it for a r the benign protect gonna rain tt aint qarttiuded jet } Every ciple bea nded It must be the millenium, of the FERA. At Ox will be esta ed e workers who These mat- Ss will then be pres< relief das a gift to a new had to be ex- employees. T Je and something soft nied with that mor, that has been led when he made the bher mien and d a free press. statement man to whom The jog Cone" asantry was addressed and who, in} ago the umstanees, had to take it on -ontcgpar UE Paul Block, an internations ply to the PE WSPaper man. } tien for a cf a their Suildin, j celebra’ Forecasts say that when Congress | meets again, it will put into law a “re-/ covery program” of its own, as distinct from the program initiated and carried on for the past two years by the President. A salient feature of the proposed con-} | gressional program is an old age pension | system. Another is unemployment insur- ance. More public works are contem- plated and are held te be needed as relief | activities. Behind the entire program the supposition that the capitalistic sys- tem has failed. It is an interesting fact that, in spite | of this presumed failure of the existing { system, the advocates of change are ab-} solutely dependent on it to put their | The program pro-! schemes into effect. posed will require billions of dollars— which must be raised by taxing capital. If that eapital did not exist or could not con-; stantly create new wealth to be taxed, gov- | } ernment would be absolutely pursue its experiments. If that capital is destroyed, government relief work and government lf must come definitely to an end for lack of support. You can’t spend forever without having some place te get money. on one hand the experi- € private business, (the m)}, keep it plagued with ed with the fear of new ical legislation, while white in order to put. their theories into practice. Try to understand such hypocrisy, such in- menta! denour capitalistic sys uncertainty 2 and still Roe Y.. which founder ed in a store and for the Revol ducted rn WHy NOT? ale gx If a attle v ba i a We = ght? i ai a —Exchange. BITING THE HAND THAT FEEDS THEM | H unable to! Happenings Here Just 10 Year: Age Teday As Taken From The Files Cf The Citizen —=— INVESTIGATE BILLIE SEWARD NEVER THE MISSING” NECESS/— TATED HER CONSUMING 43 DOUGHNUTS DURING ONE SCENE. WANTS 70 SEF OR HEAR ec OF ANOTHER DOUGHNUT! } i vean HER ROLE In “AMONG irae ae Sun rises Sun sets Moon rises Moon se New moon, KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY THE ADVANTAGES TO YOU of the NATIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM You For Loans Under the National Housing Act ee THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member cf the Federal Reserve PHIIPIPIPLIT A CL Lee od (OLA hh hed dick dee de chude ded dedeuheude, et i » Today's Horoscope». « POR a ET Bas: Temperature* Rainfali* Yesterday’s Precipitation WEATHER CONDITIONS P& FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1984, © ee DAY’S WEATHER thee morning about 206 aiige Daytona Beach, Fla, mete hward about 13 uttende and probably winds 01 Ins. force over a small -21 in ater. N perted theast «te MAIL T TAMPA—HAVANA—WEST INDIES fective April 27, 1933 Deck, “Phone 71 J. 4. 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