The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 6, 1936, Page 2

PAGE TWO She Key West Citizen Published Daily Except Sunday By | THE CIT 2N PUB SHING CO., INC. 1 ARTMAN, President JOE ALLEN, Assistant Business Manager From The Citizen Building Corier Greene and Ann Streets only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County. second class matter } untered at Key West, Florida, a entitled to use tches credited to ed in this paper and also | here, ADVERTISING RAT Made known on application, SPECIAL NOTIC All reading notices, eespect, ob:tuary notices, € of 10 cents a line. for entertainments by churches from which ue is to be deri are 5 cents a line. Citizen ts an open forum and tes discus- f public issues and subjects of local or general st but it will not publish anonymous communi- eations. nks, resolutions of + . will be charged for at | IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges to complete Road to Main- isnd. ~Ete Tort. Hotels and Aparcments. borhing Pav Aicports—Land and Sea. esrsoiidation of County and City Governments, we understand, are; the Nobel y and Japan, waiving all claims on peace | The check’s ready, only dent's lature is nec ry. lane that has no turning, the presi- It’s a long ; A_ psychologist says women Probably enjoy their misery more. are hap- | they | per than men. because You can figure out for yourself wha kind of place Key West would be if every citizen w like you. Timid:ty is ometinies not a great virtue, but it fellow from doing ct him in bad. keeps a things that would x Dictators are in the saddle and Tar mankind; but they are riding for a fall, | just as certain as night follows day. What is the habit of his neighbo: ing new automobiles when his count is low, hair turn gray always buy-j bank ac-1 As a further aid to overcoming the sion we might try tre experiment of | forming all the economists and fi- rancial expert depr chloro The bulls in the stock market bad a lot of fun being on top; bears have | now the x that enviable position. ry play. are enjoyir Turn about is The Townsendite, knowing the Wil- cox strength, have brought out their Can non to shoot at the diminutive target. Lit- tle targets are hard to hit. H There are Hea in Key West would be charming companions and come who be- m friends if they took time off to get acquainted with one another, In India, sential ingredient of every one’s idea of holine’s. Is it sible that this idea has crept into this beloved land of ours? idleness is an absolutely es- po. Busines is always bad with non-ad- It makes the advertising man smile when these tell him that business good, when he knows definitely that it is very bad. vertiser: The lion : together id the lamb may lie down | some day but the Democrats anc Republican» are differenti. They will unite { only when a dictator tries to wriggle into | the presidential chair, The burden of the world rests upor the shoulder of the average man regard- | les: of the talk that you hear of leaders | and supermen. Progression is a composite } effect, just as is retrogression. j j reports { due to | lu avoid trozen pipes. { of frozen water pipes in the e¢ | were in the home of Observer ! young woman it * comirg election. | Was, and w | by a large life insurance company. / hot due so much to the longer life of wom- habit—strange { ville to tear his clothes off after hi 15,000,000 FACING DEATH Suffering the worst famine in China's | | history, Szechwan Province fears that 15,- starvation and , suicides and “mercy” | 000,000 people may die of wholesale slayings, An Asvociated Press dispatch that tree bark, roots and grasses have been “exhausted and that dying thousands are cooking and eating human flesh from the bodies of those who die from starva- tion. The head of the Nationalist Govern- | ment attempted to organize relief, but the ' report says that little ' because of the an be accomplished vast scale” of the disaster. Several years. ago this port of China highly developed apriculturally Was so i that its 70,000,000 inhabitants escaped the ourge of starvation that visited other sections of China. Communist raids in the the area is barren. The took everything. Not a sheep, rop remains, This repeatedly However, past two invaders pig, fowl, years, or ¢ story from Szechwan, | the dire plight of a great farming section can happen in any coun- | try as the result of civil strife and the dis-! | organization of a illustrates what central strong enough to maintain order. | SIDELIGHTS By MARCY B. DARNALL, Former Editor of The Key West Citizen A belated winter tarkersburg, W. V. A Weather Observer story comes from proachec R. P. Powell } warned all citizens to turn off their water | As a result of ihe plumbers reported only one case They P owell, who warning, j had forgotten to heed his own advice. Evidently believing that busses are run for the convenience of the public, a Evanston, Il., hailed one. When it stopped she put her foot step, tied her conductor and walked away. on shoe, The average citizen works 70 days a; year to pay direct and indirect taxes, cording to the St. Louis Star-Times, which ‘Hie does this because he loves his Uncle Sam, he is patriotic, and be- cause may, he c any way of getting out of it.” adds: becat try as he Secretary of Agriculture Henry | Wallace has formally changed his politics. He has heretofore been a Republican, but has registered as a Democrat for the forth- | Secretary of the Interior | Harold L. Icke Republican, is also a or | E. Hughes’ candidacy Woodrow Wilson in 1916. against There are twice as many widows as widowers, according to statistics compiled en, the fact that considerably Old and middle but is accounted for by most men = marry younger than them eive ged men, especially, women seem. Too and sex premier lavish appreciation of the art appeal of Nelson Eddy, the! baritone, caused women in Nash- recent recital in that city. The singer called for police to reseue him frem his and escort him to his train. Ed Howe, iil,” of Potato tells of some famed 83 years old on “Sage May ¢ says | > |hear telling of government | a cold snap ap- |! the | smilingly thanked the: ; ac-! n't figure up ;? active in behalf of hemes This is ! have this peculiar’ admirers | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TODAY’S WEATHER ] | KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY | Happenings Here Just 10 Years Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen | station— | Abilene | Atlanta ~ Bost Kate is dead. No tolling nae ee announced her demise, no rel-| Charleston 's wept around her bier, no; ¢ hicago solenin rites were — pronounced) Denver over her life body, and n0; petroit flowers strewn over herr ting’ Galveston place on earth. You have seen! | Havana Kate hundreds of times but did! Huron not perhaps know who she was.! Jac he was never married. She neve nville Kansas City Lowest Jast night last 24 hours | 48 46 72 = 72 + 66 64 70 ed tick nor cosmetics of anyiKEY WEST | 71 kind. She lived an upright and! Little Rock ; perfect lit y those who knew] Los Angeles iher well, Kate had never been to} Louisville school one day of her hence: Miami could neither read nor wright, nor} Minneapolis could she ik, but she could} New Orlea’ perfectly. A thiul and: New York hard worker, she had remained at) Pensacola work in one position for 17 yea Pittsburgh 0, you did not know this Kate.' St. Louis he was a kindly and good H red little female mule, period hauled who fo one of the:Seattle —. unders, the! Tampa ful colored city employe, who} Washington and red for Kate, is, Williston ved over her death, and will! s her as he would a true and| faithful friend. j Highes » Low Lyalle D. Van a Mean jreaity de fappointed and commissioned !deputy United States marshal, 1 jlieving Andrew Lopez, who a, jtecently notified of the proposed , change. Mrs. Rose Cleveland, de-! |puty federal court desbursing of- jsicer is inducting MY. Van Val-{ \kenberg into the duties of the of- fee today. ~Valkenberg, Sun rises . | Moon rises | Moon sets Moniccino and Miss Ma- Jrias Louisa Valdez, both of this! city, were united in wedlock last! j evening by Rev, E. L. Ley, of Ley| Memorial chi The ceremony; s performed at the pastorate; and was attended only by a few relatives and a group of close] The friends of the newly} are glad to learn that Key West is to be their future home. Aipert H’gh Low Barome Sea level, WEA (Till & tonight an veriable win Florida: Thursday. Jacksonvi' will| and East G Palm! | Lord and Lady Ednam, of Lon- !don, England, are spendng the day in Key West are are guests at} |the Hotel La Concha. They leave this afternoon for na-| Salt Lake Ci 64 56 58 66 66 ns 68 50 66 46 66 ity 36 Francisco 54 46 o4 ‘Lemperatures*® er in this city, has been} Normal Mean Rai Precipitation Vomorrow’s 1 IER Pp. m., Key West and Vicinity Pai - = cat iad Th nds, Fair He to ulf: a winds and fair and Thursday. Highest weather tonight 92 84 ' Pape 60 WEATHER CONDITIONS 56 2 i The western 64 86 66 disturbance has southeastward to the Da- Huron, S. D., 29.28 inches, moved jkotas, jand pressure is low southward jover the Rio Grande Valley; ‘high pressure while areas overspread ern and far western districts. j Eastport, Me., 30.22 inches, and | Roseburg, Oregon, 56 inch ; Light to moderatk ins have oc- {curred during the last 24 hours {fiom the north Pacific State: {eastward over the northern Rock- jies and North Dakota, and ther thave been scattered showers and j thunderstorms, mostly light in th iupper Mississippi Valley, Lake {Superior region, north Atlantic is and southeastern Flor are consid: Y » normai this morning i Plains States eastward like ACaicancievalles aad moutll jern Lake region, with readings somewhat above 90 de {grees in the Plains States yvester 3iday a: ; north as South Dakota, jand a generally scasonable in 7 ithe Atlantic and Gulf j while colder weather has spread most sections of the Rocky 0 Ins, {Mountain and Plateau States. .07 In GS. KENNEDY, Official in Charge from over maximun? States; over i'Today’s Lloroscope | Today gives with much self-rel'ance, and a studious na }ture; one -rhose mental 2{will see things hidden from the jordinary observer. Though not [much disposed to seck friends, ‘many will be attracted by — the FORECAST ity cf clear vision into what - lapnears to be mysterious, as well as by the magnetic qualities. one vision of farms in the States on January 1 was 6,812,350, an increase {of 8.3 per cent over April 1, Florida Straits | 1930, according to the census bu Geatle variable | eau, The number United hursday gene ; tonight and They came to Ke m” Jama » which first stop since leaving England. expect to spend about three s in the United States. Lord) who is a distinguished | anufacturer of metal good: id, when approached by a representa-j tive of The Citizen, “I am reading jone of the American newspaper am much disturbed about strike ation in England. Tj fraid the conditions ov |there will make it necessary fo! us to return sooner than we ex-| pected. was iand i the ne Moore, of Orlando. Fi been appointed new manager; the Hotel La Concha by the |board of directors, and recom-! = of the Mille Sonding ! . Mr. and Mrs. Moore | rived aati ha’ taken charge of the hotel. | Chief Deputy Sherif Innis and County ae eee mers 1B. B. Warren and J. Otto Kirch-, |heiner, returned to the city this’ imorning from attendance of the ‘joint meeting of the Dade and} | Monroe county commissioners held in Miami yesterday afternoon on! matters relating to the jofthe Tamiami Trail through !Monroe. Commissione Hilton; Curvy remained over in Miami for} ‘a few hours on business and will, return to Key West this aft | noon. # routing: Key West Wo-! (8223 much pleased the! ¥ , | Members of the man’s Club are v iwith the interest shown — in !“Retter Garden” movement now under way. Those who are par teipating in the contests are se ling the best interests of their city| lin the effort to beautify — their} home surroundings, and many are | doing so. | Today In History | C@ecceesevevceccceccece 1812—Congress reserved Sve} million acres of public lands to be | eee more SII SESS ae Ss WE ARE ALWAYS TO MEET AND TOS The First National Bank of Key West Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Today's Anniversaries FAST FREIGHT SERVICE from amd to Boston, New York, Miami, Jacksonville, Galveston. New Orleans and Bevend From Key West alternate Fridays From New York ewery Tuesday Saturday and weces m Boston every From Jacksonville. New Mam Orleans every CLYDE-MALLORY Cc. E. sit Key West Agent Fie TDD O I, PLEASED SERVE OUR VISITORS Corporation U. S. Government Depositary APPA PPA PALAL LALLA SSB aaa ISS Sawa Before you decide on any new car— Borrow a car from ‘ & your Ford Dealer today ; eeling precautions which may in | railway en as Lounties or pensio: the soldiers of the war with F land. rt account for! his long life. He says: “I am a careless man, but in the presence of natural gas, aj} crossing, a gun, j . 1600 eon ataES women, a ae 5 = ; On FON ict apmapell in’ Enola. able to exetcise considerable caution.” or 1877—Crazy Horse, 91.000 Sioux Indians, surrendered ; to the Americzn Army, giving | peace to the entire northwest. Anecdotes concerning the late Floren Ziegfeld still appear now and then, and one is told of his having Sally Long of the, Follies insured against getting married. It; lt - p later developed that the attractive Sally |= fit succes polnnaet aot = an had already been secretly married at thej{ age of 15 and had two children at the time! the policy was written. 1896—Historie ight of the gle: model over the Potomac 1931—Spain invited descend- ants of Jews expelled in 1492 to return, T won't take you five minutes in a new Ford V-8 to realize why the Ford today is in a class by itself. Why families with several cars find that it’s the Ford that’s always in demand. Why over 2,500,000 Americans have become V-8 fans in the past four years. For here, in an economical car, is the type of modern power plant used formerly only by cars priced in the thousands. Smoother. More powerful. Making all driving easier and pleasanter. Here, too, you'll find the comfort of a 123” springbase—actually 11 inches Jonger than the wheelbase. You'll enjoy the protection of a steel body, new Super-Safety brakes, safety glass throughout. And you'll be delighted with the proved overall economy of a car that is built to the Ford ideal of giving the utmost for every dollar you spend. We urge you to drive this new Ford V-8 now. We say sincerely that no one should buy any car at any price without first having this experience. F O-ROD PERFORMANCE WITH ECONOMY Terms as low a= $25. a month.after downpay- ment, under new UCC 4; per cent 2 month plans. Prices $510 and up FOB Detroit, including Safety Glass throuzhout in every body type. Standard accessory group extra.