The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 18, 1936, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1936. 1 ee at o STALIN’S INTERVIEW THE ENCHANTED {gases craig femeeac gee om pm similar to Brownsville, Texas and Sececensnssseesnnccsaeselesocenenenstaener mates The & esi Citizen J | san Diego, California, both con-| — ee | KEY WESTIN !sn ot ,Glumena' tons, Today's —_-! Today’s Horoscope Published Daily Except Sunday By s lin, Rus » ree GARDEN | aC cia ceunieas ” aud. a ae THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO, INC. cently gave expression to his views on a DAYS GONE BY | lets. Anniversaries Spa as residen: é : 5 A JOE ALL Assistant Business Manager number of questions in an interview with 5 parame Here Just 10 Years = = as ea avait Se ake Sakae Gems *| sive nature, always ready to make = Fr peo eu ioe | Roy W. Howard of the Scripps-Howard |1 sing of a garden enchanted, | Biudaas el erase Raseiot Reg West hig a pe ais tt rane sang friendships, but these should be oraer eene a iti: y - Hf . - = Be ee | Hie issue of The Citizen for the of-' tary of war and of state, senator, jentered into very carefully. ! fice of county solicitor subject to! vice-president, political philoso-| should be careful of associations, the results in the primary elec- | pher, one of the great ures og and heedful of your walk in life. tions in June. Some years ago when his day, born at Abbeville, S. C. ‘There will be many ups and downs, Newspapers. Where fountains play all the day} long; iS a i a ‘I’. | Where birds in the green swaying! Through an agreement between eT TT ~~ = | Stalin saw two points of danger, “one in branches i Justice of The Peace Rogelio Go-/ : | the Far East in the zone of Japan, and the ie golden air sweet with oa et iv a rode er anaes he first aspired to the position of Died in Washington, March 31, - | other in Europe in the zone of Germany.” oo | ren have ee pe mMarY | police judge he was elected by, 1850. Member of the Associated Prem I Se oa eae : jhearings have been waived in the the largest sea Here eStinn oc bil Aeon alsiat cen etodltea ts The: Russian leaden, was talk LO.c8y All sing ofa garden\of roses, ases of the prohibition officers OO 0 a © igete. He. feels that}. 1800—Francis Lieber, a Ger-| Subscribe to The Citizen—20e tor not otberw dit." in this paper and ais, aggression by Japan against the . Mon-| W hone ree the South winds'charged with a number!" of of-, 8! his Eda tudl Of the office which he| man liberal who fled persecution, | Weekly. ee ee Roe Pees | gclian People’s Republic would “be met phages fenses in connection with the re- halds “warrants him asking for the|South Carolina and New York Ss ere Till they fall in a delicate fat-‘cent raids in Key West. There electibp tofhe position he an-|Professor of history, political One Senn oe : z ; - raed ;are five men named in the char-i | undde Tors . jScientist and publicist, born. Died | A i Bix Months : = = isd The Red leader denied that the Soviet | On the greensward—each petal a’ ges, The bond of E. H. Keene was i Oct. 2, 1872. BY PLANE FROM KEY WES1 Three Months <i = a sti a ‘ ne Month peepeunen s 85 n ever had any plan or intention of cai fixed at $3,000 and that of the { AM Weekly Baas eran ve Luba. He"point ‘others at $1,000 each, they have! TWo seaplanes of the United; 1g37—Grover Cleveland, Buf- — ADVERTISING RATES ; bringing about world revolution. He point- |] sing of a garden of moonlight.' been cited to appear atsthe next; Sates’ navy'' which have been \falo, N. Y., lawyer, sheriff, may- |] Make Reservations by Phone Made known on applicat ed out that “to attempt to:export revolu-| Where white statues gleam as I. term of criminal court. | operating -on survey work ee or, governor, 22nd and 24th Telephone 620 Tol. a neOn Aasa a tion is nonsense” and that “without de- pass, |bella, Cuba, aiding the U. S. S.| President born at Caldwell, N. J. Regular Planes, Miami-Key ; ; ge ae s nee And a dear Shadow paces beside | iti G ' Nokomis, arrived in port today.) Died at Princeton, N. J., June 24, West Airways, Ine d ead otic is of inunks, resolutions of | 7, ree, ee i se ae Pi " ™ ied at inceton, une 2 i ys, x reste uhituary notices, etc, will be charged for at { Sire for revolution in a country there me— Authorities all along the At Ticutenants Schildhauer and Tay-| 1908. Suipitinnentetiinn the rate of 10 cen: a line. ‘ would be no revolution,” He admitted |1I can hear his foot-fall on the: , 5 pies . lor are in command of the planes! Sass ces nments by chv ches from whica | for the bandits who, it is believed,! which now work in conjunction! _1845—John W. Hamilton, not- RATE, ONE WAY, $7.50 that e pedple of the Soviet Union CO at an early hour yesterday morn-| it the U, s, S, Hannibul. ed bishop and educator of the![Leave Key West 4 p. m., Ar general | Jike ic see the outside world change but oer vd jac | ing dynamited the treasury vaults Methodist Episcopal Church, born rive Miami 5:20 p. m. yous communi- a ee is : ‘ ring of a garden of memories, | (F the Colonial, Government of| v yr i y 2 fortable - Saf cations, said tnst this is the business of the outside | Where I sit in the sunset of , 2 | Editorial, comment: © Enlarge-/2* Weston, Va. Dicd July 24:9 Past ~ Comteumiie— Sete a | Nassau and stole $50,000, At an 1934, world. Naturally, as one would expect, Life, z . Ft ment of the heart is now so very, 2 2 pee | And dream of the days long de-/Ca"ly houk this morning | Sheriff eee y largement of the! vege ae he coxsiaered Capitalism, the real war Roland Curry received a telegram! CO™™Mon, but enlarg 1858—Newton M. Anderson, IMPROVEMENT FOR KEY WEST sel wares . ee ice joy or of from laine advice lie cobs) head is a very familiar symptom. | Cleveland and Asheville, N. Cl OVER-SEA HOTEL A! YOCATED BY rHE CITIZEN tiie een eves g |bery and requested that a sha cn ae ae school principal, founder and pio s jlookout be kept for the robb ie eamship ordsee is; neer in manual training, born in| HE BUSINESS iste Sone cainbake wou lice camiien ho. departed in a highpowered| berthed at the Porter Dock with] Cincinnati, Died at Asheville,|{°LOSE TO 7! munists, speaking in Mosc nus "I, | And, in fancy, 1 gather around me | Who departed in a highpowered | latina anu Reni of mencat: work Reha 1086 AND ENTERTAINMENT | appealed for the overthrow by force of | Th» friends that have been to me eee boat. esi! soe alice loading the cargo of cement ——- CENTER, Bridges to complete Road to Main- the American government, the Soviet Chief true, a Hay oiled ee He ities ee ‘ ‘ : : And I hear your dear voice cottiy| The body of E. R, Govin, news-| Which is to 0 Miami bY!) oin in Paris. Died in New York, || Aw@y From the Noisy Strear land. did not recall what they said, although ad- calling, peber ontier and gublisher "passed | Schooner. One vessel of this type, hae ies ani d : sain iaee “tte 4 rt. mitting that “maybe they said something | And soon I'll be going to you. he West yesterday from Monaco, | the four masted schooner Luella, i : as : ; , MEN ee Ai : jis taking on cargo and as soon as s eas sau, | Its Quiet Rooms and Wide, Hos Hotels ana Aparcments, of that nature.” He denied that thc). j.,HEBE V. MENNER. | where he died one tent at iy) she is loaded another will take on yod78 Arthur P. Kellogg, New! pitable Porches Invite You Soviet founded the American Communist |°°?*” **°° ‘home of the deceased in Matan.| the balance of the vessel’s freight. ablgek: qpietss ci it 919 FLEMING STREET Party, which he pointed out legally exist: @\zas, Cuba. Accompanying the ‘a PSE - Mich, Died July 21, 1934. i PHONE 9104 in the United States and is represented by Today In History. body were the widow, a son, Ra-| | M'r. and Mrs. Donald Myers and Goasolidation of County and City |fael Gow'n, jr, and a daughter,| daughter were included in the ar-) “————— ~~~ Ge vcu ments! ballot ever in national elections. Pointed eceee | Mrs. Schoenmaker. Mr. Govin|Tivals from Miami _ yesterday eiekeheiekeletekaie —SOTITT IN You un'y Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe Considering the world situation, Mr. Sounty.! some of which may be serious. lantic coast are on the lookout Water ard Sewerage. Bashing Pavilion Airports—Land und Sea. ly, he remarked that ‘it would be unfaiz 1718—Lady Mary Montagu of/owned the following papers in} afternoon and will spend a visit : : ee to hold the Soviet Government responsible | E>gland, then living in Turkey,!Cuba: El Mundo, La Prensa, Ha- Ce several weeks in Key West. Hitler may have thought Mussolini | for the activities of the American Com. | ™@de first experiment of inoculst-|vana Post and Havana Telegraph.| 1 Myers war formerly Miss held the stage long enough, and that it en aes HE te a al qalier _ Captain W. C. MeNeely, U.S, = Tosenk Ane ice ihe WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO MEET AND TO SERVE was about time for him, to get back into the } Pee se , not in Europe. new commandant at the naval| making their home in Miami. Po LITO OOTITOOR ae, limelight. THE LAYMAN DOESN’T UNDERSTAND —— tation was guest at the Rotary 1776—Day after Boston ev: luncheon today. Called on for aj Arrangements have been com-_ SS i GReiiie : se nelish ship,. talk the commandant said: “Key! Pleted for the baseball game on The average citizen of Key West, un-|™ted by British an English ship, : 0% | th the| Saturday at the barracks between Sia 8 Bk ionic ane | . Sipe : L unaware of evacuation, entered, West is one of the corners of es t ie pestuiticasacdl b ae sofort if versed in the intricacies of the law, finds! pharhor and was seized by Wash-| country and the navy department! the lone Unirera ey _puerene | put out by trifles and bear misfortunes! jt hard to understand the situation created | ingion’s men. j intends to make improvements in| tion and a picked team from Key} and trials with so much resignation and | Sthaniite Unity Sauer Sitcamres Ginetta: ; the radio department here. It is} West. fortitude Is it because they are trifling | cjares a Jaw unconstitutional because the 1 (eR ie a Missouri, Southern Tlingis and creatures Federal Government has no power to leg- aaa eee jingians killed over 800 and in-| KEY WEST a Sareea ae ae islate and. almost at the same time, a State 1913—King George of Greece |" duredatst OU: rad | COLONIAL HOTEL Heywood broun, the columnist, says| Supreme Court finds a similar statute un- | 2assinated. | 1933—13,000 of the- country’s! : , iu = ° bi rs Seer is Benes : || In the Center of the Business he never understood the psychology of} constitutional because the State has no} F ‘ 17.000 banks reopened since bank} Distri , . 5 3 1925—Fatal cyclone striking, holiday. and Theater District Owen Wister’s character who said, ““When| power to legislate or because the State “ 5 you call me that, smile!” He thinks a] court is bound by the Federal decision. smile accentuates the challenge. It does if Something like this has happened in the smile is a smirk. New York, where the Court of Appeals Garage Elevator PE 2 este Pee ess has declared the State minimum wage law Mussolini has piaced all savings de-| for women to be unconstitutional. The U posits and other bank assets at the dis- Supreme Court has already declared a posal of the state so that he may continue | " ional law, along the same lines, un- his war in Ethiopia. Now ain’t that nice, | constitutional and the New York judges LIOTOTTOTTTAAOTAOO TOS E EES How would you like to jive under a dicta-| Said they were bound by the decision. tor of the stripe of the “Dootchay.” As the Baltimore Evening Sun sa We Must Make Space For New Stock Ordered i “Doubtless there is legal sense in all this. Doubtless a lawyer could explain, Quarter inch thick “DENSBOARD”, brown finish, looks like velvet, 4’ supreme scourtsdeciared } to the satisfaction of other lawyers, ex- wide, 9’. 10’ and 12’ long, regular $55.00 per thousand square feet— 0. 00 SPECIAL AT e e pelde he bree oe varbers controlalaw- actly what happened when the States Long ago we realized the necessity for delivering known UPSON TILE BOARD, present stock It was held by the covet that such au-! vielded part of their ‘sovereignty’ to valueto every used car purchaser. It is not enough tosupply thority would negate te barber’s right to! Washington and wherein now. rests the anice looking car whieh verformed well enough fora dem- only, fine for baths, kitchens, etc., regular price $75.00, 35 00 SFECIAL AT ... e PRESTWOOD TILE BOARD, present contract for his servic The piinciples} won tondopecifiesthingse” onstration -our cars must be fundamentally right. Our of the ousted NRA doesn’t get very far, it} ae sega gis ta 2 used cars are thoroughly reconditioned by expert mechan~ stock only, sheets 4’x12’, regular $120.00 per thousand square feet, 75 00 Half inch thick IVORY TILE BOARD, 3 The Sun continues. “But a layman, ‘ies to give long and satisfactory service. Select a guaranteed seems, in any court. used car today of the make and model you want. Your old sheets 24”x48”, 24x32”, 18x48", and 18x32”, has tongue and groove, car will probably cover the down payment and the balance makes excellent showing, regular price $60. e ardoned if he wonders just what has can be arranged on terms that average only a few cents a SPECIAL AT . By, taking from ti ne rich to give to the | really happened to sovereignty anyway, day. You ean trust these =éed cars to give you dependable, poor, thé adminis i ting the} and if what he is watching isn’t a sort of aioe. Now Is Your Opportunity To Make Real Savings - On Purchase of Wall Board Listed Above The First National Bank of Key West Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance st Class—Fireproof— Ccrporation Sensible Rates U. S. Government Depositary Popular Prices AAA LALALLLLALLALL A hahahahaha inp ae. | unversed in s"ch mystical matters, may be poor on ¢arth-ayd at the same time making] game of ‘Button, button, who’s got the it easiet-for the rich man, «i sSes button?’ with the learned justices passing his worldly goods, to enter the rly guves!] the power from one to another behind in the Jife-to come; for js not written | their voluminous black robes.” ee that it is easie¥ for a camel to go through FS} the eye of a ne-tle tha» for a rich man} NS CASH AND NO PAYMENTS to enter the kinevdom of heaven. Ps Some months ago there was con- & eee siderable interest taken in this country in The Florida T i < Revision League, Inc.| , political campaign in Alberta, Canada, will have a constituiional amendment where a candidate advocated a_ social propo:ed to prevent the e ecutive depart- credit scheme, holding out the promise of ment from controlling, or influncing, the Fs oe : : payments of $25 a month to certain citi- legislative 'epartment by rewarding its : 5 ig NS | gens. | members w..h stace jobs, or other favors. The candidate was elected but the; KEY WE T se n he » continuance is & Ree : : — = # hiss continuance: olsthy payments have not materialized. The im- practice would threaten to destroy con: pediment that barred the flow of cash to stitutionai governmen. and set up a state the citizens was a lack of revenue. Worse dictator hip. We are being controlled enough as it is, without having city, county = = Se — = 1934 Ford Coupe With Rumble Seat. , igh eae fee end of a dream, is the probability that the and state imitate the federal government provincial legislature is about to lay down | =e higher tax levies. } 1934 Ford Fordor DeLuxe Sedan Human nature has not changed since The warning from Canada should give \ the time the fatted calf was killed for .a| us a needed balance in considering schemes % teast in rejoicing at the return of the] like the Townsend Plan, which. promises 1932 Ford DeLuxe Tudor 1932 Chevrolet Sport Sedan FALLEALDLAPL BLALAALALALLALLAAAL AAA al prodigal son, and when a tax-dodger sees |, §200 a month to all persons over 60 years the error of his ways and does his duty all| of age. Certainly, The Citizen has no ob-! is forgiven. A wealthy man who had not} jection to the principle of the Townsend | paid hi es in Florida for a period of| Flan, involving assistance to aged persons. five years is ready to pay them now, and] We think, however, that $200 a month is the state papers are giving him high| impractical and that it will not material- praise for doing his simple civic duty, in-} ize for the same reason that the Alberta stead of upraiding him, as a_tax-dodger.} plan collapsed. It is one thing to re TREVOR & MORRIS, Inc. > South Florida Contracting & Engineering Co. Phone 598 White and Elza Streets “Your home is worthy of the best” TSILIILIIDIDOVOLDIIILIIIOIIILI IDS. ) There is still more joy in Heaven over one | $200 a month and another thing to find | nner that repents than there is over{ the cash money with which to make the! “Oldest Continuous Ford Dealer” ninety-nine just that need no repentance.| payments. SLM ISLISIS LOM STL IS IMSS SITS SS LISS TS TS