The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 24, 1937, Page 2

ADVERTISING Bade known on apvlbeation- ae SPECIAL NOTICE for entertainments by churches from which is to be derived are 5 cents a line. ah open forum and invites discus- jects of local or general ish anonymous communi- ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges to complete Road to Main land. Free Port, Hotels and Apartments. Rathing Pavilion. Abeort— Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Governments. ee ad a ores How quickly are people forgotten when the newspapers refrain from men- tioning them! Another paradox is that in some sparsely settled sections the population is exceedingly dense, No matter how cheaply you can get something done there is always somebody, somewhere, willing to do it for less. Some American girls are ambitious to be presented to King George, but more of them would like to meet Robert Taylor. When « Buffalo man had his eye in- jured the surgeon gave doubtful consola- tion by saying “it will come out all right.” Rasputin has left these hospitable shores, but not for greener fields and pas- tures new, for he could never find them elsewhere, he said before departing. Geod roads make automobiles and automobiles make angels, an exchange says. Not necessarily; the automobile is ne discriminator. It destroys the unjust as well as the just. Money paid out by gamblers for pro- tection is a legitimate item of expense in making out their income tax reports. Of- ficials whe take money for graft or so- ealled “protection” must in return state as income the amounts received from il- lieit business operations. This can be done without the shadow of the penitentiary staring them in the face, as Uncle Sam doesn't care how he geis the money, just so he gets it. Congress bas given President Roose- velt for another three years the power to make reciprocal trade agreements. Demo- erate say the agreements made thus far redeund in our favor; Republicans say just the opposite. Here is how some of the reciprocal arrangements have worked out: Our exports to Canada went up 17 per ment, but our imports to Canada went up 30 per cent, a loss to the U. S. of 13 per cent. Exports to Cuba increased by 11 per cent, but our imports from Cuba _in- ereaved to 19 per cent. A larger dis- paragement is seen in the figures from the Netherlands and Sweden. In_ the Netherlands the exports went up 7 per cent, but the imports skyrocketed to 22 per cent; while our exports to Sweden went up 9 per cent, our imports from Sweden reached 21 per cent. The dis- parity of the trade balance is too great in favor of the countries mentioned. ‘| West toward the trailer? Shall we wel- ee eeEeeEeeEeEeEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeSeSSeSeEeEeESeEFSFESNSESFSeSFSFSFSFSFSFF 2 www SS ——E his roaming desires. In the second naturally be the objective - of from less desirable places. e will be the chief consideration for manent or even temporary residence, and on. that account Key West will be the cynosure of all trailer eyes, once the road to the mainland is completed by the erection of the bridges now in course of construction, What is the attitude of Key come them with open arms. as a boon, or consider them as a menace to permanent progress?” This question merits considera- tion by the county commissioners and the city council NOW. SIDELIGHTS By MARCY B. DARNALL. Former Editor of The Key West Citizen divorced Mrs. wife of John D. Spreckles, III, wants the allowance for their daughter raised from $100 a month to $300. She declares John D. can well afford the raise “because he lost $50,000 betting on horses in the last Roxanna Spreckles, three years.” It occurs to us that he might better afford it if he had won $50,- 000. ; At the recent annual dinner of oad Women’s National Press Club in Washing- ton a satirical skit was given in which Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was depicted as staging a sit-down strike against over- work. Considering the amount of _ terri- tory the First Lady covers in her travels, it | sas is difficult to imagine her sitting down at all. The Fromm brothers’ of Hamburg, Wis., largest silver fox breeders in the world, sold nearly a million dollars worth of pelts at auction recently at their farm, where some 36,000 of the valuable ani- mals require the attention of 180 men. Be- fore the advent of commercial breeding, the silver fox. a freak offspring of red fox was extremely rare. They are delicate! animals, particularly susceptible to in-| flammation of the brain, from which ety of them die, | Hereafter Policeman Reynolds Fer- guson of St. Louis will be inclined to let any man and wife on his beat do their| fighting in peace. He entered a house to quell a family disturbance recently, ap- pearing just as the wife threw an alarm clock at her husband. The husband duck-} ed and the cop took it on the chin. The couple went to jail, the policeman to a hospital. 1 Admiral Henry A. Wiley, who was 70 years old on January 31, has been ap- pointed by President Roosevelt to a three- | year term as member of the Maritime Commission. While there is no question about Admiral Wiley’s ability to perform his duties, many will wonder why a man of his age was appointed when the Presi- dent insists that Supreme Court justices past 70 are too old to think straight. | The Rev, Edward A. McGrath of Mar- quette University recently said in a lecture that the famous Burlington liars’ club | members were not liars at all, because they do not expect anyone to believe the | tall stories they tell. Then Father Mc- Grath was promptly made a member of} the club. Joseph Backlund, of Lindsborg, Kan., found that everything looked bigger than | he expected when at the age of 62 he was restored to sight after being blind since he was two years old. He failed to recognize objects by sight that he is perfectly fami- liar with by touch. As a mechanic he has | worked with gasoline motors for years, yet | did not know, what one was saw it. ‘Boston, New York, | From Jacksonville, Miami anc | this need. It soothes the when ag fi 2 2:53 went oi Retbmater FAO APM. tediss’ [te Sea kvel, 29.91. WEATUER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. Thursday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly; cloudy tonight and Thursday,! with showers and local thunder- casional squalls Thursday. Florida: Partly clovdy, in north and west-central portioi uch taken out at once. port.ons | Thursday; not» change in temperature.. “> ! Moderate: southerly winds, becom-! sults in their satisfaction and dol- ing fresh at times over north por-j lars. £ tion, and partly: overcast weather | with showers and thundersqualls: Thursday and over nérthi:portion: tonight, i? hod 2 East Gulf: Moderate south and! “iphtheria southwest winds, fresh at times, ; occasional squalls over north andj; central portions tonight, and over; south portion Thursday. i ley, with a disturbance of marked ' to preside at the trial of six men, intensity central over Dodge City, and Kansas City, Mo.,| charged with the murder of Pearl 29.26 inches, and _precipitat'on'S. Thomas, a travelling man of has occurred during the last’ 24 Fort Pierce. hours throughout much of © this} —- area, with heavy rain at San Eran-, Assistant Secretary of the Navy » Mo., 1.21 inches. re reported from Kansas} the steamer from rn Missouri in connec-| were given an official igh winds. A high pres-, by Captain R, W, Neely, is crested over easte:n! mandant at the Naval Station and ault Ste. 2, Mich.,| other officers of the Pecal - per- 30.30 inches, and pre e is high: sonnel. Mr. Robinson.js accom- stor a terday morning in southeaste! inspection was made ofthe station Florida and eastern North Garo- % and later the lina. Temperature changes have fishing. Mrs. Robinson: landed 8, | been mostly unimportant with’ 20 pound grouper. read'ngs above normal in the cen-} tral valleys and south Atlan States, and near or above or sonre What below elsewhere. | ' i } | Serving Key West’ Half Century 24 Hour Ambulance Service 1 Licensed Emba.mer These disfiguring littie spots often Phone 135 Night 696-W || result from a slight, temporary ——= | turbance, or merely from i: — | cleansing, or sometimes the: BENJAMIN LOPEZ | KNOW ABOUT FUNERAL nom FACE PIMPLES rn from and to poeta iene ‘1. While properly treating the un- £, cause, you can relieve the Jacksonville, hy, ing. Zoreness and heln 4 PEAY RE: skin by using an ointment that N Orleans and will Keep the m ition in con 7 ; with the pimply spots. Anply From Key West alternate Fridays! every night and leave it on «! From New York every Tuesday | Right. It does a-world of good. For more than 40 years From Boston every Saturday | have used Resinol Oiniment New Orleans every two weeks : and aids healing. It also ir: | oil pores where many surface pint CLYDE “MALLORY | ples start. Washing first with Resinol Soap quickens the pleasing Lines results. Buy_a jar of Resinol Ointment and cake of Resinol Soap from any Cpe heck For free sample write Resinol, Devt. 10, Baltimore. Md. Cc. E. SMITH, Agent Key West, SAFEGUARD YOUR VALUABLES Don’t expose your valuables to robbery and fire hazards. We have a few safety deposit boxes for rental to those of our clients who desire to use them for the safekeeping of jewelry, deeds, mortgages, life insurance policies, your will or any other securities or valuable documents, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the FDIC Member of the Federal Reserve | Thirty minutes after they put) a classified advertixement in The; Citizen in an effort to buy a large storms Thursday; not mach change | office safe the Key West Con- in temperature; moderate south- struction company had six of-|_ erly winds. fresh at times, and oc-| fers, bad closed with one and {found just what they wanted. But with | still the telephone kept ringing showers and local thunderstorms! and offers kept coming in unti} they called The Citizen office and tonight, and in.south and east asked that the advertisement be Ths is only one evidence of the many satis- Jacksonville to: Florida ‘Straits; fied advertisers who can spell re- Several hundred children in Key West below the school age are expected to take the anti- inoculation at the army barracks hospital tomorrow “y overe it}, morning. Local school and health and part'y overcast weather site acthuritios have Reed $e: work for one week spreading information about the need of immunizing eee | young children and they are con- {fident that not less than 500 will a emg _'be given the treatment tomor-| Pressure is low this morning joy. from the north Pacific States; SFR Sah southeastward over the »Gulf; Judge Jefferson B, Browne States and midd’e Mississippi Val-, goes to Vero Beach next Tuesday A:N HE U-S_E-R - BOUNS°'EH® © AAAAAAAAAL A DAAAAAAAALAAAALA assis aepematineons agitate Kansas, | four of whom are federal officers ee cisco, Cal., 1.31 inches, and Kan-| Douglas T, Robinson and party! Dust arrived yesterday afternoon on) ' @uba. 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