The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 4, 1937, Page 2

Femi i a i i i la ; Sea level, 29.98. . : ? i ei J ri fede i i74 at 4 ii 8 i a i y i i [ i § i fy 8 Be and worse and that people are fast drift- ing into demons. They do not stop to think that, among 130,000,000 people, there are always many millions of earnest, hard-working and devout individuals, steadily going about the main business of the race—making the world better for those who live and making life larger for those who come later. i , | i LY uf ¢ ty i it il UT i i | é He ! fs i ! | Hi : i i i i hy | slr Wetted i 3 HG H i # i | RADIO ADVANCES ENGLISH en been ies crore —— there is a | intensity South colioeee...4 Huron, 29.58 zi f The coronation of King George VI was not as remarkable as the transmission of the ceremonial rites to listeners all over the world through the medium of the radio or the experimental television-broadcast ies, il is i that came after 1929 was the of the scene to some thousands in scattered | Ui5), “S"" 2insed situation became! not homes. is : : The British Empire probably owes its fAGirrek sinestions to Oe ae nee EE AE is SOS existence today to improved means of com- | munication and its future is brighter be-; cause the peoples of the huge realm can il i i ft ey | | 1h i A GRAIN OF SAND God took a-grain of sand, He caressed it, He blessed it, bw ALT Hid ted : be brought together to hear and some to And then He-<dst it in the sen oan i see, their King and other events of empire Saying, “This your home shall be.” i importance. H 7 % Radio experts estimate that the coro- But “Father Time,”"a wise old guy, nation was audible to four-fifths of the us aes fo ein ake e a cae grain of sand should he alone +e potential listeners in the world when the With.only eepgrend.in ttn-teue, London clock struck ten a. m. on the his- toric day. In this country on the Atlantic | But the little grain betook a wife _ your luck. down Key West way? Get! coast, it was five in the morning and, on | And so began a happy life, With millions added one by one, Washed by wives and warmed with sun. the Pacific, two a. m. But regardless of the hour there were people around the | : globe intently interested in the spectacle | Soon this beast began to} move and every British clime gave ear to hear Into every néok and groove the story that came from London. 4 To find a place fo lay its head It is an interesting sidelight to obi? When time came round to go to bed. serve that all English-speaking peoplé Nois-theis many bikes, The Kens, could understand what was being said and Show nature’s store of birds and bees, to speculate upon the fact that such radio | Where man can live at happy ease j Admire the flowers and stately trees. ee serene : r Night. We know the fishing _ Spots; what we are after are the five and Finland, the little Baltic republic, has. " Metified the state department that it would meet its June 15 war debt installment of $165.145 on time. It is the only one of 13 a war debtors that has continued to meet its broadcasts will have a ganar — A English the language of the world. it! c es é ee Seeeee | sce United tates and Grest Britain lead- ee ee ing the nations of the world it is in-| Porns: “Kei: Weal. the detoolena. pouns evitable that those who speak other The loveliest-in all the world. tongues will be interested in the language on the air. } | nt nny ethereal —HARVEY EAGAN. -~ . CANADIAN JUSTICE iI - = - ° _ ‘| Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company. ago efforts were redoubled airs geal i Effective, December 22nd, 1935 either Senator Malone or Repre- Members of the Crime Commission of | "Ss S. CUBA Ketchum introduce a bill in the} the state of New York recently visited | je De = Pi esday, > raising the delinquent. tax | Canada for the purpose of studying the ad- |j_p. Matte Ker Wont Her g ereiyiney Theda - 26 per centum. During the pres-| mmistration of justice in on Dominion, i! = eee Key West Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 A, M- ent seeion of the Legislature Senator} where crime is far less prevalent than in | Gomez introduced a bill for a reduction of | the United States. lb ae ee ee eee £2 95 per centum, but this measure was halt- | _ Discussions with judges, crown attor- | For further information and rates call Phone! = #4 by Representative Papy. Whether with | neys and criminal lawyers brought out the || 4. H, COSTAR, Agent. honeywords or whips of scorn, trying to | fact that in trials of persons charged with pry the tax dodger loose from the money | crime there are not so many delays through !~ ~~ ~ 3 SEER IEES PE EERE ER he utches is a most difficult pony) postponements and quibbling over tech- A Ss f, T, 1 j sp nd Pequires the patience of a Job and the | nicalities. Prompt and sure punishment } Wh ER YOU BUY THE uschkutwry. | strength of a Hercules. for the criminal is credited with prevent- eruice ror ravelers H wre eee ing crime to a great extent. a: — ' For the ever-increasing number of patrons eI - Im connection with President Roose- | Canadian judges and prosecutors are | bd P It may be fun to “take a chance”—but why gamble when | * ; < | who are planning a journey our bank offers e % > — —_ welts determination to go after the tax; appointed for life, hence are not subject to | buy razor — Selling at 4 for 10¢, Probak Jr. is = double dodgers tooth and nail, which has the the demoralizing influence of political AMERICAN EXPRESS TARVELERS CHEQUES ie Nee own bgp 5 Pacaae eee p teatly approval of all law-abiding citi- campaigning to hold their positions. They | as a vrotection for travel funds. ducer sf zagor blades. automatically ground, honed @eme. there comes to mind the fact that as|are thus free to administer justice im- | icanfouand . This blade whisks & en These Cheques, issued in convenient denomi- & fetleral employe, at $75,000 a year, the! partially, without Tégtird to théir ‘Political hish a - he . President, though a citizen of New >York . Sspeus> brs tue wey } nations of $10, $20, $50 and $100, cost only 75c. ; papal pe? — Py aeued ] ph i tion. Prove this for yourself. Buy a package of Probak Je. at your - state, is exempt from a state income,tax, | In-Ganadacgang crite is* sternly re- | for each $100 purchased. They are spendable - dealer today— and slip one in your razor tomorrow morning. "Phils exemption is the result of a Supreme | pressed. sFour men.were-hanged in. con-| wherever travelers go, and carry the added and ce * | ©eurt interpretation of the law, with; nection with a bank robbery at Hochelaga; | important feature of a prompt refund by the Am- * Which The Citizen finds no fault, al-| life sentences were given men implicated erican Express Company in case of loss or theft i Though it also inciuctes the entire army of} in a mail robbery. Where guilt is estab-! before your second signature is affixed. Ask the aes employees; but, though the | lished the penalty is adequate and sure.! Tellér about them. wa ; is bitterly opposed to the Su-) The sob sisters do not sway nor intimidate me [] Brome Court’s decision when they are ad-; Canadian courts. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY’ * veree to bis way of thinking, he is benignly These facts may account for the great- 2 4 Bra Member ‘ederal Reserve : submissive and acquiescent in this inter-} er safety of life and property across the | see fie “ a Pretation by the highest court in the land. | border,.as well as in other countries of the ! Member of the Federal Deposit. t oo“. thou art a jewel, indeed! | British Commonwealth. ; i Se es Corporation aes “it j i | } 4 ma +