The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1937, Page 2

meter nn not give a full day’s work is not disputed:), because some of those on relief are. not. capablé of performing the work of an}. _ | average employee in good health. How- race | CVCr, after mentally making allowance for | see) this class of workers, we find anne 3 criticism remaining, with considerable which they need and desire. i f In considering the criticisms which | ints, : : x * ae i wealth of thi : : “National Day” are heard, especially where the complaint | promoter. atin ‘ Segre pry ae fa involves an inability to get laborers, one | at ee : ; the display of United States would be wise to ascertain whether the | sension. closing the party ranks. in| Of gs before a majority of the real complaint is based upon a lack of | their leader. i = bp ay willingness on the part of the workers to | ,,°f,husn'Tiliren aad Flag Day” x-) take other jobs or a desire on the part of are to hold them this eve-' ployers to get workers at unfair wages. Shee resin: of theta. 5. Foo, often, we fear, the basis of the griev-) aoe A proposition to sink deep! re ance is the inability of ani employer te ; the than wells to secure a supply of fresh m: t wh: wey water for Key West was consider-' Seb qorkmen at what amounts to starve! pper ; otis be MAES. | the one subject regarding which there water trustees ata meeting siique, We donot endorse the relief pro- | #s any material disagreement within night. A party of five” ” lique, ae the Democratic party. | panied: by: Peat: Ba faction or class; always do its utmost for thet) 87@™ without any reserve whatever be- | Beneath the surface, it happens that | the trustees, citar gucoaibny: Public welfare; never tolerate corruption or =—* is impossible for ue tobe ade- conclusion, sithough be is quite mise a few days ago and they feel injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue. quately and completely informed about its token as Popo moving alpen ie that an immense quantity of i d dene by indixideal or many details. Undoubtedly, in such a! pret the course of events under fas- ¥ os i j j ci to that i the; iantion; tolerant of others’ rights, views and || V@8t undertaking, mistakes have been | {20 out up tne money for such's rev. i Daur : ss epinions; print only news that will elevate made and errors committed. Basically, | olution would be allowed for long to is gad tet contaminate the reader; never com- however, in view of the unemployment | én Oe hee eee ae petites ‘wien’ pr-nciple. which exists in the United States, we think | go pean, it t possible that this gen. that the relief program has prevented | teman seistanks meas feat = wages from dropping below the starvation | wealthy sponsor. At a distance and ager ae ge and thus Lat as served as a source Sa ae tee IMPROVEMENTS FOR of support to those included in the pro- ae a: a ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN gram, but as an insurance against exces-! es sol es ee ER - sive wage cuts to common labor engages RAINBOW BANNER i Water and Sewerage. by private enterprise. : Bridges to complete Road to Main- The economic growth of this country. | Hurrah for the rainbow banner land. as well as other sections of the United bnis ccgetnagMii ane an Free Port. States, depends upon the gradual rising of we steal apd Gee von Hetels and Apartments. the’ wage scale, particularly for common im tale eee: hake Aer = - * labor. -Whether employers enjoy_reading ae statements like this or not, they should; om patente AY . realize that the benefits which will flow | os neeeena oy, a oy to them will more than offset any oer: ing disadvantage. {duct the office of mayor and the {multifarious duties in connection j therewith, and is asking the sup- port of his many friends. i ~Raimbow “banner a love and freedom, Rainbow banner of every American’s pride, | Rainbow bamner of truth and justice | aon eee ae ae Under whieh our brave men thrive. | _ j eee ~ eeeee eet Tas mae Een ea H Ob rainbow. baaner float on When you are up to your/neck in hot LOOKING FAR AHEAD | Like tis. Gees baal wong water, emulate the kettle and sing. z meeps 4 That you éif-it Soir glory a Dr. C. A. Mills, professor of experi-; Go tin Goose Faeaee Iine. { Many a man in business thinks he is | mental medicine of the University of Cin- | ! am entrepreneur when he is only a sap. cinnati, looks forward to the adaptation of : OK cat beaissbil baeak ak sac j air conditioning to animals, and the open- | That to the atk leweeus Bw = According to students of ~ racial | ing up of a field which will offer benefits j When you uniurl your pretty stripes j “WIZARD” Auto Cleaner: Ke- —— characteristics there is an almost total ab-| to the farmer comparable to those enioyed You set ‘this whole wold sclow: ; stores lustre to all body finish- a fam Gi. & senee of Nordic physical characters in the | by the city dweller. es. Does not scratch. your eld car wok & = three men who are at the top in Germany “Animals,” says Dr. Mills, “are just as | Rainbow banner with ground so bhie H © On. Can 2c 96 On Can > teday—Hitler, Goehring and Goebbels. responsive as man to their atmospheric or | Withsiem hk sin. as Waal i A 2: PbS Aas RTS AES, climatic environment. One phase of air } You lovk just like the sky above { q : 7 “WIZARD” Aute Top eee Pascal once declared that nearly all! conditioning that I think will receive great | When it’s lit up at night. j “WIZARD” Auto Polish: Works A waterpree! biac& that aan the ills of life spring from this _simple|. attention in the rather near future is that | ie j ay igen and polish- cxpemre ond cam 2 beng source, that we are not able togit.stilioim:a | Which-concerns live stock. This will be; me look be: te a — | = g % Se % _ room, bat had the philosopher fived:in thep Particularly true of animals that have | 2 ee | . ee ee 20th century instead of the 16th. he would | budies poorly adapted to meet sudden; Pray God that it shall never die. i 7 STSEL WIRE EEtee have reversed his judgment, after the, in-, changes, such as poultry and the heavily ; ee ae i FENDER BRUSH: #20” “handle ca acne " novation of the sit down, strike? furred animals that must loseanost of their | e3 E : —LOUIS M. J@HNSON. H Brush made of 2” long Tam- © steet wire A < RS ins: «o} heat by evaporation from the mucous mem- ! vie shen! j pico stock and rounded to fit bred for scraping oe Quakers tell a pretty story of the re-} branes of the respiratory tract. | hemgeagt ah ais i = Sai. ye grease, et: _ ‘ “ = a | m Each t proof administered by Ebenezer Adams, a For this domestic animal problem, I : celebrated Philadelphia Quaker who, visit-! believe major relief will come through (SOIT III reIIIosewas. : ae seats —— ooo ing « widow of six months, found her still| proper insulation of the buildings which SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN—20c WEEKLY. | Sey othe oe ae ee covered with black cloth and still wearing | house them, coupled with a cruder form of | } ie oe Aa “Tos : . ~ al 2 ag Sty conte the face of woe of the day after ‘the| air conditioning, but nevertheless, a def- CLHIILIILIIIGIFS IIS, Le | Tube - : nitiicins 20c s bn Cc a engine = ‘= funeral. “So, friend,” he said to her, “1! inite means of regulating and handling the !~ : aE 0a ROR an tee an pines ae see thou hast not yet forgiven God AL air. \ OPEN END WRENCH SETS: 6 Pe. 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