The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 27, 1934, Page 2

nit aN esi a a q : B Boece Pot ; & Bice aut Spertmere & Cething Pevties, & 42am 7 Ampors—iané ent Sea one of} Jonah thinks that D. D. stands for Dizzy and Daffy, or 2 D for cack Dean ~Bisewhere trains go out to look, but} in Key West they go out tovee. Look-see Oh, me. The only religion that you can have is your own; so get busy and be sure that you have some. During the Civil War Father Ryan, the saintly southern chaplain, was se- cused of unwillingness to bury the dead of the northern army. “On the contrary,” the priest replied, “1 would willingly bury them i.” SILLT TASB SP al. MAS SOAO PE A RE Re . Fifty thousand school children paraded in a “Clean Movies” campaign in Chicago and as soon at the parade was over the participants made a bee line for “Wwo theaters showing pictures that were labeled “hot”, and featuring Clark Gable and Mae West. Every knock is a boost. ARSE = .. The Pensacola papers have a sus- picion that Mark Wilcox iz up to some- thing at the expense of Pensacola in his! interest in bebalf of substantial appropria- | tions for air development in the Miami Brea. *Wileox*denies any such intentions. but the Pensacola News and Journal have pulled some committee utterances on the Palm Beach solon in an effort, to sub- SER seas S tautiate their suspicions. z Citing PFERA Chief's Stone's report in | ps Miami about the rehabilitation of Key | r West houses with loans to be deducted from future rents, the Palm Beach Post ugyests “if some happy combination of | the relief administration regulations and | the national housing act provisions gould | be arranged so as to make this plan avail-! able to all cities, low cost relief might be obtained and improved business would be weured in addition.” Probably so, but | let's not cit back aud moan if it not! forthcoming.—Miami Daily News. is M Not everybody in Louisiana is ready to | ered “take it” from the Kingfish. Last week} = Huey was reported a> having “stopped the } presses” of the Keveillé, a Louisiana State ! university publication, and as having | placed guards at the printing plant and having caused elimination from the paper | of a student's letter criticizing him for | naming Abe Mickal, star football player, a} “state senator” in a burlesque campus elec- ! tion, In addition, he is said to have named | a New Orleans newapaperwoman to act as censor for the publication. Result: the entire staff of the publieation threatened to resign. Result again: Huey backed | water, lifted the censorship. Americans will stand for this sort of thing just so ng.——Daytona Beach News-Journal. Chairman of the Southern Pacific Rail-| 4 oh ¢ Ga road. In his words, “Industry must mzk« Saralnccortes Bis ie ss na niai/®)] GARAGE DOOR TRACK: Hea ~ . j money. Then will follow the creation of | ‘ oer Some black enameled iron— $1.25 wealth, its conversion into capital, and its jtheir winter ove Per Linear > use in greater variety and volume of busi { eC i jertaleee ain hrough Foot 13¢ $1 7s ness activities than has existed hereto-| ©&ke i Pe) as oa iy CEMENT FOR A CONCRETE FLOOR It has become something of a popular ' OLID FOUN! xt these days to denounce the so-cal a ai teal —— = . | tion, the trepecad (Susweware cota one Si woes cet ee ; northesst of Fart’: indeed i tee CaS fo miNEy Ser eS (atended oj <rupr a@fiag eee Pe Sa m, today: Prewere > iow te Bete Gulf Stes, Dodge City. Sere. The worker is 2 tool of the state—he lives Station— Last: Right Yestestey! remainder of che country samt of solely to advance interes: pol! : ithe Rockin, Borten, Mam 26.6% - ee oe i i ao 46 mehes. Eaims bere occurred Gur =~ 32 44 ing the lest 26 hours free Se Charieston 3s Lake regs smd Umeo ae ee Sible until he wears out—and then be x’ eg - a jward to the Atientic cost. and theown inte 2 i “os t “sboot™ practically j regular tuning, or Gagnosis of } rot 2 “ ecm ey oe ge tte ? e the trousics which may some trouble, the mechanic—ape jo ieton oy 3 ever porthetn Pler-ca. ae oGern motor car. a new cially trained im its operstion—/ 1. ne 72 te: being generally light 3=There See Set Bas been deve places the portable test set In post jr on 30 2 ae ie ee ae ee ee © ‘org Motor Company | tion and makes a scheduled a ‘acai 60 oa portaet of the sage Base oe Bs placed im ser | of tests. KEY WEST = = and Mimcari Valleys and = te xaise more money through taxes—busi- jt 97 Ford deciess throurhant the} = Tests which may be made. with jt. Bock 46 @ central Plam- States . . = > iemsmary. The ae St set, in reality | the new equipment include those of ; ** Z Ae ture: have reece i oe a nesses aud imdividusk have already been > “3 Ams 2 Louisville ._. 48 2 tem te ar —— : 6 - and reading? ate rewersig seer ~ 36 i or shove thr aah seerTEge 36 “s - 42 52 ca) 2 permazextiy provide us with work isi 42 livelikood. But it seems impossible that has made it an invaluabie , Williston 22 28 is jes of bun+ service fac the Amerikan people will ila alt Dank declan: Utopian willo’the-wiep. pursue that. th ‘ M piers & ae nem. - | eeccccccccssccecescesess Bh pt ie a u " . . “2 iz. Child says: be = ¥ job will Two r - pe - f 2 come from American calstasiee —tatecaued j KEY W EST IN Today’: sional light rain tonight apd Wed- » —with a new breath of life. Nowhere! DAYSGONEBY , Anniversaries i SOOTIEILELLL LL: agg | Hanpenings Here Just 10 Years INVESTIGATE THE ADVANTAGES TO TOU Ago Today As Taken From WHERE THINGS WEAR OUT j The Files OF The Citizen oF THE NATIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM —- st E THE FIRST NATIONAL BANE OF KEY WEST Member x tte Fore Rem LET'S MAKE FLORIDA STREETS a HIGHWAYS SaPE Govermer » Commies 2 Pune Cece WO DI ELE PPL ELLE D DEH It is remarkable that people ever got along at cli before 2 benevolent Uncle Sam, through the medium of his many de partments and bureaus, hit upon the idea of regulatieg their lives by a wonderful series of advisory bulletins. A few of these amazing acreeds were enumerated by Senator Pat Harrison in 4 | >” facetious speech ridiculing them in his |, A “ characteristic style. He mentioned, among | Key We-: (_LAt4AAAAA AAA AA tion of Calcium in Spinach,” “Lamb as You Like It,” “Bringing Up Bobby,” “Rein- | - deer Recipes,” “Principles of Window Cur- |» taining,” “How to Dress for a Sun Bath,” |\"* and even “Love Adventures of the Amer- ican Bullfrog.” - i Hundreds of other -bulletins and! pamphlets of about equal absurdity are is-| . sued by the Labor, Agriculture and Com- | ye=1 merce Department in Washington, and the \¢ ub cost of preparing and printing them is”. borne, of course, by the taxpayers who | money may or may not need this enlightenment. |! One other bulletin for the edification ; of the faithful housewife deserves special ————=— COO COEe. GARAGES Cd IF YOU HAVE A NEW CAR OR AN a5 AS LONG IF IT IS PROPERLY SHE GARAGE OK DOES YOU LISTED BELOW ARE THE REMEDEEs k~ NEEL & mention. It is entitled, “Where Sheets ‘ a ‘ . a ‘ cc [ATED IRON: For sides Wear Out.” If she reads this she will |” SRRUGATED I r aid know without even taking the trouble te fi and top. Heavily z Zalvanize look over her bed litieng’ We await caget- sheets 26” wide and 7’, 8. 9, 1 ly for a treatise on “Where Pants Wear Out.” and 12’ lengths— Per « And possibly in the course of humaa | E $ 50 tri Square events the bureaucrats may have material for a more practical) dissertation on “Where SHERWIN WILLIAMS “FAMILY PAIN : : => the Taxpayers’ Patience Wears Out.” ) — PROFITS AND PROGRESS ‘ —-—— PALMER PAINT—GLOSS FLA : Upon a simple but vital principle |’ THAT SERVES E rest the ation, in the opinion of Paul Shoup, Vice | the fuiure economic security of Per Gallon $1.50 Per Sack 94 profit motive” on the grounds that its ex this “$11 WHAT IS ZILO PAINT—CALL US FOR SP ORMA THOR istence is inimical to humanitarian prin- Net But the lescon of history tells a very different story. Not until profit appeared did civil-! ization as we know it begin. Profit makes 4 Profit stimulates science and inven-| proressor CE tion. Profit puts money to work where it! ccived notice creates more money—and more jobs. Pro- parse of aren that vee thorough examination: ary ciples and the welfare of the people. —_ _ ' The Key West Kids Club held; Green ba the re- its regular meeting yesterday aft tate erneon at the home of Morothy | the | Wilson. Georgina Hernandes, Wil-| en helmina Goehring, Anita Recio, u- Elizabeth Sawyer, Lois Curry, It was expected this would: Mary Givens and Dorothy Wilson er but it was were the entertainers. Refresh make any served in abundance from fit, in brief, makes progress. The last few years have shown us! what profitless business means to | Waite and Ehes Sereets “Your home is worthy of the beat” been done 4 impossible to @ na-| ments were