The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 29, 1934, Page 2

D r bis peer dns A take trem p, attend a movie, or eat a meal in a t. The cost of eyerything you id use, everything you buy, is partly to the consumer—manufacturers ‘middlemen and retailers +4 no way _ Officials and others who haye the t of signing documents without read- may take warning from what re- of a Soviet government shoe fac- Russian periodical called The : } Was Waging a campaign against sient officials, and its» editors sus- pected that Isakhanoy was not sufficiently diligent on his job. By some means it was atranged to have a fake letter presented him for signature, along with routine s placed on his desk each day. s fell into the trap, and this is rhat he signed without reading it: “Through some misunderstanding I wae promoted to the post of factory direc- | - }j tor. I seldom go to the workshops. I do ‘everything T should not do, and do not what Ishould. Iama fool. Everybody aay | knows that and I inform you as well. I hen | am ready to sign any paper without read- ‘ing it. Iam proving this to you Meets. | Signed) G. Isakhanoy.” Crocodile published the letter ; the unlucky shge factory head 80 unmercifully that it is id he will be r is d out ofthe van Tp rence The procession of days revolves into another year and people i in Key West join vantage of the calendar’s termination of 934 to pause in life’s tasks: to take stock of the future, especially as‘they imagine of | 1935 will affect them. it is a good thing for an individual to Pause in the midst of ordinary cares and worries and try to understand what is g9- J ing on, both insefax as the person ig con- erned and, also, in relation to {ot Human beings, as a race, Tittle about themselves and Joakt a oot happenings and | ip toa changing one} +s environment. it is easy, you know,-for men taal to bury themselves in the prosaic, tasks of life. The obliga- ALE i ey { fire to the effect that” Fagg ae good this time their living have been a number of occasions to change drops because of the gerat num- ber of amberjack ‘found. is nat a good market for these fish at this time. But those fishing “| for sport are haying a great time and catehing some of the finest fish ever brought in, Captain John J. Maher, U. S. A., commanding officer at the bar- racks, has issued.an invitation. through The Citizen. to residents; of Key West, who like _ bowling. Several years ago there were a number of people in Key West who used to enjoy bowling and Captain Maher hopes to awakep renewed interest among the citi-| zenry, His British Majesty’s Ships Curlew and Constance are due to arrive atthe naval station here tomorrow, acording te word re- ceived here. The ships have a large number of officers and men on board and they will remain in married men won from the picked team by a score of 49 to 20. The over the Florida boys nd @ Score of 21 to 11. ——as The train this morning arrived in two sections. This was the to hold the lowest score among the local golfers at the Stock Island golf course. Daily he is nipping port until January 9, it is “under-| off one or two of his previous low- stood. est score, and is now in the early forties. He hopes to be in the The double bill presented at the !35 group in a short time. with a load of pare healt He never has to Be iges yee — never thumps or whirrs. He always saves you dollars and cents. CALL NO. 8 FOR PURE ICE IGE REFRIGERATORS They're Economical! 100 Per Cent Priced at $30 and $35 EASY TERMS—10 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL seeeqesecesese: | Thompson’ fe Company, In HOLIDAY Gift For The Family - That Last Thre The Years CYPRESS LAWN FURNITURE: Single Chai “$00 Double Chair Child's ‘Char — MIRRORS—FANCY—FOUR BEADTIFEL Depo TO SELECT FROM - é 3 $1 st MODERN CLASSIC FANCY GLASSW akE conse ag == = VITORS; BOWLS, Etc Single Pieces : $1 25 3 Piece Sets = : L 75 IVORY CHINAWARE—16 Piece Sets—4 Piston « Cum « pln: pap ea $1.00 Open Until 7 P. M, Evenings Co “Your heme is werthy of the ie = > a a a ao