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PAGE TWO The Key West Citizen | Published Daily Except Sunday Ry THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO., INC. L. P. ARTMAN, President 4I0E ALLEN, Assistant Business Manager From The Citizen Building IN HONOR OF FRANKLIN Two centuries and a quarter after Benjamin Franklin’s birth, a great me- morial in Philadelphia will fittingly per- petuate his great genius and patriotic serv- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN é i IT’S A GOOD TRICK ¥ HE COULD DO IT. /. + ‘ate 5 Corner Greene and Ann Streets ices by a tangible monument of practical as wcll as sentimental significance. It will be a memorial such as Frank- lin himself would appreciate most if he FES eg ee were living, being devoted principally to! -e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use| a museum of the graphic arts, which will | Sen ste tor regnblitation of ali news dispatches credited to | ; . 4: | 3 j = it or nbt otherwise credited in this paper and also | illustrate the evolution of writing and - hi y ay: Sun sets recorded at- y 3 LENS SSE PAE L EBeaRnere. printing since the earliest i en ee tempts of man to express his ideas by vis- an at Une Year ....... : oS : : : i . Tomorrows Tides ee 5 ible means. For, be it remembered, in an TT i Three Months . Z 2 ss . ee rl 3 Ps ax AR Neg epitaph written by himself for his grave- X ; J 4 es 590 ! stone, his only designation is. “Benjamin p y 1139 Franklin, Printer.” : Oe : f Sea level, 30.06. The memorial building will have a { d i All reading notices, cards of thanks, lutions of 2 ri 3 7 ceapect, obituary notice re ot tll be charged ans ef | total floor space of more than 500,000 the rate of 10 cents a line. ” g i POs! i illi - Notices for entertainments by churches from which | SUare feet and will cost five million dol | a revenue is to be derived are 5 cents a ill_also hav ¢ See cians te ce cece tree (ok ee eee «6 will also have a large endowment In the building will be the Franklin Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County. Moon rises ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application, SPEC IAL NOTICE —_—— WEATHER FORECAST : Wo Bourn, Nercescx-- (TE 8 p.m, Sunday) sty"s motee astronen<- Key West and Vicinity: Gem ong mcaeurer of acu sion of public issues and subjects of local i] f erally fair tonight and Sunday: ter of meteorsingical a= | d subjects of local or rat + Interest but it will not publish anonymous communi- fund. i‘ DOs = as F } gentle to moderate northerty cence! instrament: bers en tte ® Institute, with more than 60 individual f winds. Serk Died Jom museums, libraries and departments de- f é ae se oil Gene-aliy ‘air ton ght _ voted to scientific knowledge. 4 he : ra Benjamin Franklin, measured by & every standard of accomplishment, is per- é : ee pe i A ‘ ; : 5 er and Sunday haps the greatest figure America has ever : ; 2 , —— ; produced. As journalist, scientist, states- z WEATHER CONDITIONS Bridges to complete Road to Main ee é f — = : s i man and diplomat he exerted an influence A low pressure ares is movang of inestimable value to his-country and to : 3 im over the northern Rockies and § Ee xy J : 3 : northern Plains States, Wilisten, the world. To him, no: tess ‘than’ to Wash- j F ; . ; F isn: h; SANE Seen, SR gee ington, is due ‘the succéss, of the American 2 - | sure continues high ever most | of the country. | crest. - the middle Mississippi and far Northwest | Louis, Mo., 30.36 imche= jncemcee, Meunfin, 2898 ; Rains have occurred during hours throughout mest IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN cksenville te Flevida Strait (ties end East Gulf: Gente te moderate York sewspeper mar and Water and Sewerage. land. Free Port. Hotels and Apartments. Bathing Pavilion. Revolution, because. it, was Franklin’ 's con- 3 3 9 $ Z : 5 jer se summate diplomacy that-secured the aid i : f $ r . of France at the <rudial»mement of the war for American independence. It is to the credit of the citizens of Se de iphia thatcat lastePeankilin "HE KEY WEST CITIZEN || have a memorial in Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City = 5 SENSED Governments. CfSemi = Chore JOE ALLEN | Netary Public THE CITIZEN OFFICE | ———— is to keeping with his ee Cae ial te ate ae jlas, Texas, | ~ rank and Archie Lowe arid biew|Conchs trimmed the Lemon City teras, N. C., KEY WEST IN i tte bottom out of the boat, leaving | aggregation 39 to 6. It was alhave also been moderate s lit practically a complete wreck.| distinct triumph for the localion the Florida keys. Tempers DAYS GONE BY | The vessel had been sunk in the | team, as they were up against | tures have risen 12 to 16 degrees recent storm and the owners had} what was called a strong team and / Happenings Here Just 10 Years her pally SIDE LIGHTS By MARCY B. DARNALL, The Files Of Tie Citizen | See The Dab is a species of flounder commneo-=sepenneo=neomn=gommngo—anse: hres eee fad on European coasts. ! Miss pers neta a charming secretary of the Christian En-| i e end f e 2! On the theory that folks like go deal Ee CEE Ce EaL OATS EE eee ee KEY WEST greatness. WILL albvays seek the truth and print it without fear and without favor; never be afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; aiways fight for progress; never be the or- gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, faction or class; always do its utmost for the public welfare; never tolerate corruption or n the ways, getting her | heavier. | YOUR DESTINY BY LE MAES A 1936 Reading to The Citieee Beaders by Specie Ae for a Limited Time aly TEN CENTS Cam and Former Editor of The Key West Citizen injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue; commend good done by individual or organ- ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views and opinions; print only news that will elevate and not contaminate the reader; never com : : . . 22 summers en route from Balti- meeting of the membership, whieh | with big shots in an establishment where | more to Havana to wed her fi-|is to be held Wednesday evening, | COLONIAL HOTEL they trade, a Chicago jewelry firm makes |#"ce, Roeland Stein, was a visitor October 27. A fine program has! in Key West yesterday and though ‘been aranged and it is expected/]| In the Center of the Business she knows only a few words of that a large numer will attend. H and Theater District English her vis:t was made pleas-} ant by; the anany courtesies shown. | Directors of the Acta Society ot! First Clase—Fireproof— E 7 Miss Hilda Berry, in charge of case! 4 Horse stealing has become something | work in Balt'more, trained Miss rar Wee ma tirecentives ion the of a lost art, but it has been revived with Levin for shed OUTNEY eet ba concerts to be presented during! a new technique, according to a report }™'SS “mma a Among those | . a executive in Key West asking that | <clocted are Robert Steele, young from Staunton, Va. A farmer near there |she meet the traveler and extend; American baritone; Fannie Wash- | offered a horse to a stranger for $40 and |any courtesies. Miss Levin said ington and her Dixie Girls. Kath- { granted the prospective purchaser’s re- that the courtesies extended by the |yyn Miesle, an American Contral- | Red Cross and Trayelers Aid So-!t9, will be one of the artists. An quest to be allowed to try the animal out. | ciety saved her a world of annoy. oo ae anes ae The stranger rode the horse away and |érice. That, the United States is’ ombled, didn’t come back ia wonderful country and Key West | — ajcelignthyl ey: ir Robart @pdbtawoodet ; 4 . |the Key West Country Club, It is unfortunate that youth sees in In spite of the recent drouth, imple-| Felo Farnet, local prize fight-| mailing ircabsrecandemekile att age only its limitations and not its wis-| ment men expect to sell South Dakota |¢T was arrested yesterday “Fores, | tempts, to — all inbénestea per-| 2 rc @ . ‘tsons attend he meeting ©. dom. farmers a new de luxe type of tractor, aj Rm pisisipraes aah ee pe eet Spee aa | shipment of which has arrived at Sioux Farnet | nutter’ of refinancing the organ After the election is over you can| Falls. The tractors are equipped with a sa re tion wi he ascussed. Key Wet) A ss : atic. tires: ve needs the clib and it is ant‘cipat- have a lot of fun reading the pre-election | Pneumatic tires and radios. sisted arre { dope. ~—- started to take him in custody. ed there will be little trouble in When locked in his cell he broke | putting over the idea. aes : i up the bed and wanted to tear| sivas as i One isn’t a hopeless failure until he! sold at-this year’s annual ram sale at Salt the iron bara but found.thia |. © a soual comment: All c road 'wil! lead to Key West in a year, begins to hate his neighbors who have won| Lake City. The top: price of $1,000 was lfrom this time. success. paid’ by James Lairlow. of Muldoon, Ida., RS ae ee i —_—- F ne putstand Bob Austin# secretary 2- 0” , y for a yearpld Suffork, ram which won | soatures of the navy day celebra- Key West Foundation Company Many a fellow pays a lawyer money | fitst-prize‘at’the Royal Canadian.show last jtion wi'l be the select‘on of the principally. owned by, Malcom that would have come handy in paying, year.. A Yearling Hampshire, brought |™ost beautifubwoman or gir’, en- | Meacham, received notice today of | the fine $750. tering the bathing beauty contest. ‘the hirth of a fine girl at the home re B. b . 1 The swimm’ng events will also be! o¢ Mr, and Mrs. Meacham in Newi Pama wey rd of particular interest. They are of | yor, City. In Czechoslovakia the usual traffic | varied type end a large Yu warnings are placed near dangerous cleans to take part in the Mr. and Mrs. Meacham, have i ; a4: ‘ large number of friends in curves and intersections, but an additional = West wko will receive the news bit of useful information is also given. Onj A gasoline explosion on board with great p'easure. Preachers who are alert to current is-| all permanent traffic signs are direction |the fshing launch Nellie on the | a . BER ae Thompson ways at 11 o’clock this! That was a great footbal! game sues realize that they must revitalize reli-| for finding the nearest doctor. morning caused serious injury to yesterday when the gion and let it reform mankind. this possible for all its customers. Every salesman has the title of vice-president. promise with principle. and made: a Ignorance and intolerance go hand in hand. coming season. Wrong thinking results in worse con- clusions. Cok A Ahh Aha dddadda et td ddd bbb dda A Special Lumber Offering 1x4 Ideal Flooring . . $40.00M This is a new item with us. Et is made up of lengths from 18 imches long to 7 feet long, and & tongued and grooved on ends as well as sides. Et is put up in bundles seven feet long. Bundles are not What the little Mi career ing. “The ideal grade compares with Ne. 1 Common, except that the lengths are short. It is excellent fer laying over old floors. Most of the detours are not even paved with good intentions. More than 1,500 purebred rams were A scientist declares that the flight of number ! was named has not been learned. time is an illusion. But our banker is un- convinced. STTITITTLTOTOTOOS# The Easiest Way For You To Pay For A Home Treasurer William L.. Bates of the We can’t see much to choose between! Key West Rotary Club has not missed a Fascism and Communism, inasmuch as a| meeting of the organization for 20 years. dictator rules in either case. Recently he was ill and the members en- — abled him to keep his exceptional record A scientist’s assurance that space is} intact by meeting at his home. only a fiction of the brain doesn’t help much when one can’t find a place to park. A SPECIAL SPECIAL 1x3 Sheathing, No. 3 Common, highly graded. good for sheathing for roofs, or for sub-flocrs; storm sheathing, etc. is to pay for it as you pay rent. The logical way is to pay monthly, out of income, an installment on the principal and the interest, etc., and thus, ‘over a given period of years, pay off the ntire mortgage and have the house free of all debt. It’s very much-like buying a house and then renting y Ny \ N N N N N) N it to yourself. Q N 4 N N N N 5 A shrewd firm of New York brokers recently devised a new means of hoarding It is profitable to exchange ideas. If} as a hedge against inflation. As gold can you have an idea and your neighbor has| no longer bé: hoarded they have induced an idea, and you each keep them, then| their clients fo invest in platinum, cast in you have just one idea.* But if you and| three-ounce bars, to be stored in saféty your neighbor exchange your ideas, then| vaults. Ina few weeks the price jumped you each have two ideas. from $43 to $62 an ounce, $25.00 M CONSULT US HOW YOU CAN BUILD OR BUY A HOME OR REPAIR OR MODERNIZE ANY TYPE OF BUILDING ON INSURED CREDIT. The First National Bank of Key West Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance SIIIITITIDIIIDIISID IS. SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO. “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best™ White and Eliza Streets Business men who do not advertise The horse and buggy age is. still a remind this column of tax dodgers who! reality in a community near Governor Lan- get all the benefits created by property| don’s birthplace, West Middlesex, Pa. owners through the payment of taxes.| The inhabitants are of Dutch descent and Both sit idly by and let others do the right | belong to the Amish sect, whose beliefs thing, whereas if all did their part, all; and stern discipline do not permit the en- would benefit immeasurably. joymert of such luxuries as automobiles. 6 hd dehudaddiddhaddiadeddd hdd dade de ddede baedidadidadudhuddiatadadadad Phome = postehnr «thewrth neetiomeRanattiony LMMOLODODIIEI LOOSE SS pete sesaa eae: hdkdkdkehddaedea hedededdididdded Lbedbedededed,

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