The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 17, 1938, Page 3

MONDAY, JANUARY 17. 177°. | $8 KEY WEST €ITIZEN The - (Special to The Citizen) There is an accomplished paint i etieg Anemos to college. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 17—Goy- dustry and morality, i i ilies i Bipuptgo cic a girl, is running @ lettuce farm Hard Driving Wind ernor Fred Cone announced today ‘those whose feet have once slip- then Mexican; died in June and 5 °° 3° oS. - \ HE was burning with impa- . that tentative plans have been Ped, the state will have accom- Settlement successfully establish-| Fred Huhne. 724 Eaton street. fence for the seeks 40 poss to made for @ new parole system Plished more than in bringing ©d by his son, Stephen F. a1 nist / i “T have talked with other gov-| North Carolina, Chang and Eng, | oO gon, hit bemshes 4 h ernors in whose states this “Big | Siamese twins; Americett actots! 1. ne expentiy ute Brother” plan has been tried and | and citizens: Married sisters here:| 205 ae. seme sone he "gig they are enthysiastic about it. If one having 10 children, the other gx . it is in my power I shall persuade | nine, dying within hour of Huhne graduate the Florida pardon board, of | each other, the second probably | ME ak Ganniet vate which I am a member, to adopt | from fright. i ‘ < this plan. This plan will not only; ; be the means of redeeming many| 1899—Wake Island, about one) wayward young men but will/ Square mile in area, a Pacific out-} also result in large savings to the} Post on the U. S. to Philippine; rr canis ge . The fact 98 per cent of the first-| by U- S 4 Hl aes mea: Ge secure’ eet i j itude termers paroled have succeeded, | Wilkes in 1841; today important | er = oo - — eee A im, it i many becoming important citi- | frane Peciiie apr dramepgrtation. this city sche Gileae-aat the field evel j zens to their counties and state! 1903—Department of Labor and | “#lizing in all types of able for games. iving. Offtimes under the present system, cer-| Commerce created—divided into|#&- in addition to continuing his °5 SS © == > semagaee Diamondball league play will young men, fainly Shows that under more! two bureaus in 1913. Naame Seine 2 — Pe when the pole is inability to get work, believe favorable conditions others will) j Eee Mes Cok , rigs The Senior League will themselves forced again into do likewise. I do not favor ex-| 1923—French invade Rubhr,| Suppose The farmer doesnt seed ang age night games, and the crime.” tending tts system of mercy to Germans suspend mine contracts| it might be worse. Suppose ti ce to tell hum when its Social League, a junior organiza- hhardened criminals or those who and Newfoundland ore workers|Red agitators got bosses dissatis- din ume on Sunday His vard tion, will engage in afternoon i i i ivi have committed unusual and! with contracts for ore there find | fied and persuaded them to quit. is full of ety reistves os i ities heinous crimes against society. | themselves out of work. {—Akron Beacon Journal Buffalo News g Fy & Bb big EEE EH of fe ; if ie Bre” EE gs abegSee Tati ARBIVAL OF DESTROYER crime. if Florida can put its| DUNLAP WILL START — Young _men into the paths of in Poprossesopsccseses: GET YOUR RADIO TUBES TESTED FREE CONCRETE BLOCKS ROLLING ° : CLASSIFIED We have just installed the PLANS oA | wine ateontan ee conn Ore} COLUMN latest type CONSTRUCTION -- 4 7 | Destroyer Dunlap arrives here ‘of next Saturday with a number of | eepecessesecesosesosesss | TUBE CHECKER | athletics stars aboard. — | Ad ; | and can test your tubes, METAL or GLASS, under ives F ; - wlarer tee eee actual operating conditions Lopez Funeral Home are "| Advertisers should give their jed in plans. swith | Cet address us well aS their tele-| PIERCE BROTHERS Pies > ——— my number if they desire re-_ { nine axe-promoned. : | Payment for classified adver- : woh: | Managers e_various teams’ ticements yar i mentioned afe planning the royal! but regular advertisers with ledger, TEXACO TEXACO eye: 4 FIRE CHIEF FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE é GASOLINE ! 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