The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1936, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1936 The Ker yy West Citizen | xcept Sunday By CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO., INC. ‘TMAN, President tant Business Manager Building Ann Streeta THE Coraer Greene and | Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County. only Daily 1s second class matter | laa NTH YEAR i ated Press is exclusively entitled all news dispatches credited in this pape ished here. of the Asso Press to use f dited to une Year Bix Months Three Months Qne Month RTISING RATES pplication, ADV known on Made S| All reading notices, respect, obitua P of 10 ce IAL NOTICE rds of thanks, resolutions of », Will be ‘charged for at nments by churches from which revenue is to be de are 5 Citizen " public t but it will not publish IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges to complete Road to Main- land. "re Port. Hotels and Aparements, ba-hing Pavilion. Airporis—Land and Sea. ic vsviidation of County and City Coazernments, Appropriately Cleveland butcher a is named Kilheffer. has a “Think It would be a noble experi Somecn More We mert fora suggested good many people. 15 metabolic A days will re that basic doctor deciares fasting for store one for that sort of thing. rate. Tf you care A caped drowning, ‘Barcly” i lady her in Florida barely es- aceording to a news dis- patch. doubtless the correct word, } t mhber » merchants who adver- ti ( and fe { those who dowt, latter Ss they request unnecessary forgotten anyway. There on this mundane are more devious ways of graft honest and trickled right into Key sphere than an man can dream of in his philosophy, ome of them have West. The president of espain. home of the Don, Martinez-Barrios, a former linotype operator. So | the proud fallen or the lowly risen; it of haughty Diego ave so have depends upon the point view. federal impeachment ii unlucky for Possibly other talon so far are knocking on wood, The 13th Congres: 147 ialsted federal judges, of the years was Judge L. Ritter. lucky to escape the law, of ice Fergus Instend bills, r Fae March elec- alls, Minn., received letters saying there was no charge of the hard Wi end The saying corporations have should be of the tricity residents “In view inter heavy fire Lill no souls revised in view above. It bout This is almost its It how much of state is estimated that tourists will spend $350,000 000 in Florida this year. times the value of all ting to know remains in the it spent for three crops would be intere this money and how gambling. much of is The Key West aboard the schooner Fleetwood, | on their way in the in Islands, destitute at} being fed by go primitive American nudists who were in to establish a colony are reported id are to acks, es, Cuba I cem to have its draw the authorities. uratively speaking forced to eat crow able ta con being obliged to do a disagree- < or accept a decidedly unpleasant | lition. That was in the old days, be- crows fashionable. Epicurians now say that crow meat is fine t and It seems that the less fastidious an animal is | the better is its meat. For example fried | chicken and pork chops. | fore eatin became grained, tender very palatable. enlivening day | group of Florida men; i | votion to the city and its ; cial stringency that the | the | dial place in the hearts COME AGAIN, FIRE LADDIES! To the Florida State Firemen’s As- West is indebted for three sociation, Key s—days made bright full of good cheer by the presence of a command respect wherever courage and devotion to duty is given due ¢ tion in the appraisal of the qualities that constitute To our own local organization, good citizensnip. which proof of its de- faithfulness has given such abundant in bearing more than its share of the finan- | community suffered, we are doubly indebted. It is to their loyalty to Key West, their pride in the city that they serve so well and their support of their chief, M. Baker, state association, that Key West hos: pitality has gained new lu and a cor- the various cities of Florida that sent representatives there have returned groups of men bea ing the story’ of the welcome ex- re; of warm ' tended to them by a gallant little city. town en- smiling been Key West has been a this week as her streets have by groups of friends one another in cordial re-union. It been a time reminiscent of happy days in the past and rich in promise of happier days yet to come when a broad highway livened has { shall make accessible to other conventions, the unique charm of a city that can be reached by a motorcade — across stretches of waters of unsurpassed beauty. Chiet Baker CN the gavel of authority to president M. it ye ice during his duties with with honor to Key West. and to the local or. ganizations which so abiy contributed to ihe of the convention, Key West is under an agreeable obligation. lo the Florida State Fireme The Citizen extends work well done and to it, and to individuals who constitute — its its best wishes “many happy Sanford, after a year which he distinction has discharged to himself To him, ard SUCCESS ss Asso- ciation, its congratula- tions upor che mem- bership, returns.”” and, FLORIDA’S CORAL STRAND The Miami Post se unother ys the present year boom year as far as real estate and that South Florida is in is is concerned, for greatly improved conditions along its}! coral strand. No who has through the last Florida such harrowing experience, will one gone boom but be another iniprovements along normal lines welcome. Continuing, The Tost believes some day the whole of the south end the state will be well built up on the water- The homes built on them. act the various keys and to Key West. When all that it thousands of people will be living in ihe district, both iter, and summer. West will be- come an important point almost imme- diately as the railway bridges are used to roadways for motor traffic. that oversea highway for motors will do more to open up Florida than anything else we know at present. Industry is beginning to come in with important additions—and will re- main near Miami or to the north and we of it. Homes will generally string out to the south. that of have will be piped will Water fronts. keys, too, many ss to done, w Key construct Completion of THE EDUCATE DMAN of much recent discussion of the an educated man, the points laid down Albert Edward Wig- the author and lecturer, are interest- In view attributes of by gam, ing. They are as follows: He keeps his mind question until the evidence He listens to the on all in. man open every always He never laughs at new ideas. He cress-examines his day-dreams, He knows his strong point’and plays it. He knows the value of good habits and how to form them. He knows when not to think and when to call in an expert to think for him. You can't sell him magic. He lives a forward-looking, looking life. He cultivates love of the beautiful. outward- and nsidera- ; has : Harry ! who also was the president of | greeting , wide | . Cleveland of | wants } re \ south who! | You and Your a group that would | “Abundant Life” By T. N. Nation’s Affairs and Management CARVER Professor Emeritus, Harvard University It a given piece of land is cultivated who can only make it bushels per acre when it | might be cultivated by one who, at the same cost, could make it produce 50 bushels per acre, the land is partially wasted. It would feed twice as many skillful farmer If a given quantity of la- bor poor manager will produce a product worth a thousand dollars when it mi under a better manager, predic a product worth two thousand dollars. } the labor is partly w: satisfy more wants transferred from the skillful manager. Bi ! manager could pay it high In a country where < poor managers, labor will not be ve productive, goods will be relatively searce, and wages low. In a count where there are many superior ni agers, goods will be abundant and i wages high—not simply mo: but wages in terms of w! wages will buy. y in which the ablest men but scek what called the more genteel pre or military service, or pol nanagement of industry and as) w.ll be left mainly to i if it could be ly are rior (Address questions to the @ “KEY WEST IN | Happenings Here Just 10 Years Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen Harold V ;gave his age s, White boy who 16, was given a preliminary hearing this morning before Judge Hugh Gunn on charge of breaking und entering 1 intent to commit lareeny. In default of a sequired bond of $1,000 he was committed to jail, to await the ni session of crim- inal court. boy pleaded guilty robbery at Rock or by entering the ply business of John H. Pin- der. while the merehant was 4 sent, breaking open the cash reg- ister and ste . He at- tempted to ese as caught by the owner of the store returned right : the robbery committed, saw the youth se. He caught him, d the money and brought prisoner to Key West was turned over to the a The ght © of ad hi sher- ‘don Atwell, who lacked w years of having lived entry, died at 4:20 fternoon in his Dunean _ street. reached the age months been a 79 yea , 1828 Atwell had 90 years, nine tht days and dent of this city came to hams. I of resi- He Ba- be cis from the services will held Sanday from the — residence Memovial church, where will be conducteed his ci me to j servic school girls queen contest have wn in favor of Miss che, which leaves but one contestant, Miss Clara Car- The voting now stand rhe 1,194, Miss Carbonell contest will close Moy 3, the Monday evening pre- ceding the date of the M day festival to be given at Key West Berracks by the Woman's Club. high in Myra oth- er bonell. Mis: Lar Fourteen catload. came in this morning on_ the {ry Parrott from Cuba, and being unloaded from jar freight cars and placed in jrefrigerator ca for shipment to i points in the north. Many cars ar arrive from of pineapples Fer- are now expected to 2 thi be large. exceptionally West again leads value of merchandise from the United States this port, for the month of fruary. The total value of |chandise for that month was | 714,581. More than $2,000, 000 jthan that shipped from either of jthe eight other ports in BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half Century 24 Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embaimer Phone 135 Night 696-W ee eee in the exports through! Feb-} Key | under a| .{h ed. It would | who! vhere , and! the: with-j regu-! Cuba: season as the ‘efop is said to} mer- the managers. Such a count poor country, e: men. Goods will i low. Show me a country wt jar tocratic military vails, where b on, where business men are ca! such epithets as the “ will show y workers are p not be bec quality bh the aia) It will nl red. It will not be of poor quality, but On the othe: try where the abl ducti Ja countr | the ste h jou it will be a country to which v ers from othe {to come. Show me a coun is held i i who makes two jobs to jone existed before |eredit than the show you a cou i |men will go into productive indus try. Land and labor will be well man | aged, h to equip ft the H he product pe from othe ant to come. to that | trie tri tes of Amer |to be such y are wise to their own intere 1 care of this newspaper) Today" s Horoscope DAYS GONE BY | eonevccerer~caoesccceecces We sh s general quality nt oe a generous nature. may be great acquisitivencs it does not seem to be and_there reward for service will be gained in the latter part of life. Often travel is ted and able suc erally a little delay. The The rest. competition W cola, with exports valu- jed at $481,946, ne There will be annual inspection of the Key West unit of the me National Guard this evening. Captain Melvin Russell annonnced this morning the inspection will be held by Captain John J. her, U. S. commanding cer at the West barra Members of the Ge Association, totaling 170 in Key West this morning Tampa and spent several howrs in ;the city before sailing for Ha-/ jvana. A group of citizens were tat the dock to give the — visitors and cort them on a . Twelve report-} prs in Havana | yet as an escort | ana. irom | welcome ptour of t 3 ers from newspa were also here to on the trip to H Mr. and Mrs. William T. try announce the th’s morning ia their home, Olivia street. Mrs, Doughtry we formerly Miss Josephine Park, | e Mr. and MrsaJohn C. | birth of a girl the’ by; ; The GEORGES i WASHINGTON Hi 300 Rooms with i} Bath and Shower The Wonder Hotel of South and class operation GARAGE in divect onnection with lobby The MAYFLOWER 300 Rooms with Buh and Shower GARAGE eiioinns, RATES... from $240 125 Rooms...Bathe You'l be pleased WEST PALM: BEACH The GEORGE WASHINGTON 200 Rooms with Baths and Showers Open all the year. Radio and every modem con- ‘venience and service fer summer and winter comfort. RATES from $3.00 GARAGE service. ‘ Reasonable Rates Posted in Every Room but | miserly, | is a good chance that} consdier- | Flor- | Ma-j gia Press| arrived | Dough 1206; ‘'_——-:: TODAY 5S WEA Highes — ran] north- Anniversaries Secececccccccccsscssoess te variable nd Low wind: last aa la ja mostly Station— Abilene Au Boston weather Frida showers north; mostly and + pos light scattered Buffalo Charleston Chicago : joes Pressure is low morning 1 Denver Detr Jover the Rocky central and south bs Mountain and Plateau: Ariz., ¢ Galveston Phoenix, 29.76 savana 1 Havana and Denver, Col, Huron relatively F 29.96 inches; iow over Miami while . and | extrem outhern prida, i Key West northern high pre the sure area Re Angeies Little 44 b4 34 64 38 how overspreads the remainder of om the Plains S Chicago, Ul. inches. Light te moder have occurred durin hours from the northeast war Tos kK | Lo: : the count 5 Louisville 30.40 rains eastward, Miami Minneapolis Orleans York rcola G Tennessee on the Pa Francisce middle over Sew 56 vow Pens Pittsbur St. Louis L a “and Virginia, San western cific coast from northware herr Salt San 1 are be morning fr States and M tward, with somewhat below in the Lake region, Ohio and New England; while in West temp. above hington m the aoe west Guli Valley near or free Val ‘Temperatures* Highest Lowest Mean Normal . atures are the seasonal average G S. KEANEDY Official in Charge. enera Mean s Precipitation Precipitation ¢ Pe SaaS Soe ea es. wean, ‘ N iSun_ sets Moon rises Moon % \ WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO MEET AND TO SERVE OUR VISITORS set Low | WEATHER FORECAST | (Till 8 p. m., Frid: | Key West and Vicinit tonight and riday; not ge in temperature; gen- © moder vaciable gvinds, northeast and north. 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