The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 20, 1934, Page 2

\ Adults who wish to help children ! might do well to follow-the example of the civic committee of Englewood, N. J., which 1 a: i true thet oor een Aen | sent out a questionnaire to 1,500 grade and igiver a ee ly Daily Newspaper a West and Monroe | junior high school pupils to discover. what = aoa a oe ned the children preferred in the way.of-movie pines > the remdee: eatery entertainment. couresy whet fe exemmmeer : - Strange aimee The surprise was that the answers re- We con, shee eee : 2 pene Ther a me Se dicates that adults would do well in Key so overcame @ ther tee West if they see that children here have ne ae aaa adequate opportunity for athletic games. a ee pout Under the direction of Gerry Curtis, of hogpitsiiny, = a SEE aS = -— oar . ay “1 dont keee’™” anf = . Sagi Fesolutions of 7 og = ale ean oe eal st the grest geese «f Seeeione com, eft, WIN be charge? for at SEE PERDOX -AEPICTINAD, 8) while give manfermaten Te 4 an poendeabad okeeaein The young folks of this city probably an the Saar Vatiey of Sor] = would answer the questionnaire sent out in ‘many on January 15 will go - Sonate ————. | Englewood not with a preference for either sown ane a ae cnest | 4DVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN tics some time during the day in order to} ‘the greatest threst to vealed a preference for athletics instead of the movies if given their choice.of seme- thing to do after school hours. This in- 4 ! u i] iit i | IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST but with the statement to have their athle- ‘The acai better enjoy the movies in the evening. Water and Sewerage. SS S. 2. Bridges to complete Road to Main NEW LOW DEATH RATE : fand 4 & HALT ARIZONA'S: Free Port Complete mortality figures for 1933 INVASION” — Ari- é * : pr emt E . i A a . a oe tels ments. ve j isclos y Jensus zona National Guards- ‘ . ‘ § 2 . . Hotels and Apartments. ha just been disclosed by the Cenns | ; pancetta ned z - = norm as wild Bathing Pavilion. Bureau, and show that last year, in spite at Parker Dam site to a ae 6. Aquarium. ot the supposed privations suffered be- take possession of the “ ; iu cians : ; ‘Adintas ihe gt iad = - “ a ed 4) Airporth—Land and Sea. cause of the depression, set an all time low Celorado ‘River te ea : Sst : = - foe . ae Ee Ss - &. Consolida:ion of County and City record for deaths in the United States. j force Governor B. 6. E RRR " : : Governments. The death rate per 100,000 of popula- | . ee ee " a scggeres ~ “ Tae soa_e 7 tion in 1933 was only 1,067, or one person i 4 - ’ = was about the average 20 years ago. The | & WILL always seek the truth and print it highest death rate in recent times was | fear and without favor; never be 1,850 in 1918, due to the severe influenza | NATIONAL CORN HUSK- u SHI SAAAAEL LLL ODES ALLURING NEGLIGEE— “& seyecTICaATE THE aDwar Tacs [2 eae Distinctly Empire in styie os the alluring negiigee worn or Te by Ginger Rogers, popular oF SEY VET JUDGE 75, WEDS Gi 26—Wh motion picture actress. it ee Judge Marcus Kavanagh, 75 year old dean of made of orchid chifion whicn LET'S MAKE PLC STREETS a . - : afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; epidemic of that year. | ING CHAMPION—Ted Bal- 4 always fight for progress; never be the or- Causes of death show some variation | * 29 year old Redwood Fails, Minn., youth was de- clared the champion of the 1934 National Corn Husking Contest, when he picked » in the re- si oe ya and sued Chicago jurists, and his bride, 26 year old fails in graceful ripples over Jeanne Latour, his former secretary. an orchid satin and lace sis. ae : a" or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, irom former years, those from cancer hay- : faction er class; always do its utmost for the ing decreased, while fatalities from heart public welfare; never tolerate corruption or ulsease increased. The leading causes of injestice; denounce vice and praise virtue; ueath last year are listed in this order: gommend good done by individual or organ- minutes. isnt (1) Heart disease and other ailments | ‘ant of others’ rights, views and of the blood circulatory system. (2) Can-| a opinions; print news that will elevate - and net contaminate the reader; never com- eeccccceseceses y 2 ES ee cers and tumors. (3) Dis | ! of the ner- Var an _p ’ ee oti vous system. (4) Diseases of the genito- KEY WEST IN Today’s : urinary system. (5) Tuberculosis, and DAYS GONE BY Anniversaries SS other di out of 100, approximately. This may be | | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN compared with the rate of 1,500, which sof the nose, throat and : : é Happerings Here Just 10 Years) 2esesecesosesecocececces 89-—Bri: 0 The balging hip eaakcats are going out | iungs. (6) Disorders of the digestive sys- Ago Today As Taken From Ce ee of fashion t inc’ i é endicitis The Files Of The Citize : 7 tin : : HAGE AYS Sart em, including appendicitis. he Files Of The Citizen Mz h pe ee . ‘ “il 2p anasto a Accidents accounted for nearly 10 per | ~— Se zs aay se : ; Berlin is situated on the River Spree. | cent of all deaths, of which 29,323 are | sie ‘ eR ane nn ‘Subscribe for The Citizen CEILI SLL LE LAID IDL OPH Hitler must be living somewhere on its | charged to the automobile, 2,000 more to] (¢')),, ; fe banks collisions between automobiles and trains oming Key W ea 2222 SAL OF Fa” ete or trolley cars, 3,973 to railroad accidents, |‘ ae p = a ‘heen y “ Many highways are being widened, | 1,029 to water transportation, and 433 to We i : I 33 Se «! $ but the straight and narrow way shows no ! aircrait. ip 5 j es Ny W % signe of traffic congestion. The year 1938 was the first in which | ¢ R : 1 %/ a Re ae ee the Census Bureau has received complete er re naugura é N.Y. Died ther zm YI . ' - .} ~« Let's try and pay up all our small} reports from each of the 48 states. 7 = rh E —— e: ACT NOW REAL \ AL . ES a accounts as quickly as possible and help ae ——— ape 02> ae ton, MI ! : ‘ Key West merchants, who have extended F. D. R. ENDORSES RED CROSS irs rates e081 Y ei a EPLE . us credit. —_— ining tok p *| I ——— © ae Our people continue to look to the i Cubs a t 1770 N { $45 Ww 4 ber when you used to American Red Cross as the kindly and al-}! ‘ s : iy j : ; rt M SQ 7 am ». -— ’ get 90 Bobby Walthour beat | “295 helpful good neighbor to whom they | Key ¥ b a ; ie Pa | a Psd . an © cee ae . al comers-on a bicycle, you, won't have to | ‘Y!# for practical aid in emergency. They | ther B¢¥" journalist and“. «4 ‘LE ed | an y poll tax—Times-Union. We © with the assurance that this national ve 3 : ave Ake Arelag¢ a New ¥ £ | qualify, relief agency, with an organization in thir Joey 1808 } = . A teen thousand American communities, has | ‘ spk féste-wihid “Lidar, % | + Mrs. Rafael] Lopez de Onate, the for- Be and wil} not fa fhem- eee | rey ‘apatedists fe pees : ey % | . N mer Ellen Wilson McAdoo and grandchild eS In the aitficule ahagia months nich : | . N of former President Wilson, will have a| 22¥© ‘lapsed since last November, Red F ‘ S3 30) . Gilferent outlook on life as the wife of a CF 4 volunteers throughout the land Baye ; Ke apr | Dod . inema actor one year hence. We miss worked in close cooperation with the fed- | k | 1 05 . w guess if the marriage does not go on| “T2!: tte and local governments in their | a Miami, I a Fi iy “ve ay the rocks before that time. Neccrisle hpenanan lahore. papas ‘a sad aa s &! iit deg ; | hope our conjecture will be wrong not been limited to aid in furnishing the | i : ! i Blue, The Sat a ai / ene er ee E actual necessities of life, but has extended . Ni a - ba to the equally important field of safe H U y + ers Ga. ply ne stb ss fine guarding public health and of training | } ; ii i What Is Tilo Paint? Brighten p wal N jana, be is not legally Sadie ae ie : their neighbors in the proper methods of |i; any in the past s 6. 1 *! LOOR ENAMEI . ad Sacked tara cam. hate net caving for the sick or the injured. | 10 de fete Sen Seren i i i &! ; - = - . ’ EPICal, but it is Ata age eer ie At the same time the organization ha | : &; : _ a 1 applies to past indebtedness ale ah “tl coptinned te eurtut He Pulleation. “2s Any + 2 . ¥ : whic | ai * would topple the economic eructaas of the | SEEBEy Bt Feuer ree “fvery community | oe : et ; pee an $3 80 ~ “& 1 Pelican state, for credit under our anda Be tee hy Shoe } the off fugh Gung Ny ye by $1 40 * ite & keen dard | The Red Cross is looked upon as the | ; i e! 1 15 wae ° ssa representative of all of our people in times || r a i nied th Ny Per Q eit ‘4 ! ines tena ae - of distr In order that it may continue | * Hy a de weg ae & SPECIAI = D ” | d or Verrill says Key West should | its service to humanity it is highly im Eee oc Gat sng wl ~ | j do as other cities are doing and put little | portant that we lend our support thr nigh | ier 1 i Th i att &! =? oo % i bells on cats to warn unwary birds. That | individual membership. i ; : s Ny — would be welcome news to the mice w ho, | I hope- every one who possibly can do ; & $ 3.25 2.75 N legend tells us, had a convention at which | so will re pond generously to the Red | tt a a inually age ae tian pag e! ~~ mate . — ‘ 2 “ it was decided to bell the cat as a warning 28s appeal. plaining a i ( or ¢ ' x t Ni ’ of the presence of the felis domestiea, arch | FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT ice tease ics Ge , ‘ enemy of the rodent family, but no mouse | eee ee ih et mek sae © South Florida Contracting & Fnemeenne Ce : could be found to bell the cat. If cats are France could have Louisiana back if!) = Weather a5 es & ahead be “pa rejoicing in the | it would take over Huey Long, says a eon | he't sei % Phone 598 Bee ame Fac. Naeee. : se m of the mice for they will have at-| temporary. That's a fair bargain: Huey | k« ane Ut weght beer Tr i. home is worthy beat” ae _tained their objective without danger to doesn’t speak French.—San Ae Ex- the Married Mer ssn 67. Tt i ¥= Ni Vous = whens a : Sehoo! tea D a geadin enh ae =e j press. Utne scorer. TI WIOIKI TIS IOILOIELLL ALLELE ee