The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 24, 1938, Page 2

= PASE TWO 4 The Key Wrest Citizen | * until it hurts!” ~ will find their indifference to be costly. Uaily xcept Sunday By CITIZEN PUBLISHING © RTMAX, Prexident and P SOE ALunn, Ausini i From ‘the € Corner Greene and Ann Streets Oniy Daily Newspaper in Key West 4nd Monroe County Entered at Key West, Florida, as second class matter Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or net otherwiee credited in this paper and also the local news publi SPENDING AND DEBT Thoughtful citizens are wondering how long the present rate of government spending can be continued without a ser- ious impairment of the national credit. All talk, even, of a balanced budget has prac- tically ceased, although a year or so ago it was predicted in high places that the na- tional expenditures would be held within the national income by 1939. Relief expenditures alone for the pres- ent fiscal year, ending June 30, will be $1,- 750,000,000, which is more than the entire national debt prior to the World War. The ' national debt is approaching the 40 billion ADVERTISING RATES known on application. SPECIAL NOTICE reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutiors of ary notices, ete., will be charged for at cents a line. ntertainments by churches from which o be derived are 5 cents a line. an open forum and invites discus- ion of public issues and subjects of local or general interest but it will not publish anonymous coramuni- IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges to complete Road to Main- land. Comprehensive City Plan (Zoning). Hotels and Apartments. Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea. Consvlidation of County and City Governments. In Greece the surplus crop seems to consist mostly of vowels. If taxes were reduced to a common | denominator, there still would be tax dodgers, #Give until it hurts!” How about | changing this slogan to: “Pay your debts Any murmurs? Julius Caesar was warned to beware | of the Ides of March, and income tax, payers who do not heed the same warning | President Roosevelt is more cautious than former President Hoover. He doesn’t say that prosperity is just around the cor- | ~ ner for fear that it may be much farther away. A schoolmate of Justice Stanley Reed remembers him as a fine kid who never had a fight and was a regular fellow. How could any kid have been a “reg’lar feller” if he never had a fight? Senator Harrison of Mississippi says the object of Congress at the moment is to make the United States tax-conscious. Aren't we all? Or is it more appropriate to:say tax-uneonscious, particularly around the Ides ¢f/March. At Key West you buy fish on ‘the hoof, so to speak. You go down to the docks where the fishermen keep their daily catches alive in submerged chicken coops to be dressed on purchase thereby assuring fresh fish for the Key Wester’s suppér.— > Fort Myers News-Press, The publicity March of Time has given Key West through its Vol. 4, No. 8 newsreel release is worth more to this com- munity than all the money spent for ad- -sertising in the past. The Chinese say that one picture is worth more than 10,000 words, but it is safe to say that this pic- as -turization is worth more than a_ million cnererds. In fact it is beyond calculation. The Citizen has warned several times « “2 that those waiting to advertise for sale the *. fax certificates held by the state of Flor- ida against their property until next year may find that it will develop into a costly delay.. They may shortly see themselves arrayed against bidders, if any credence is to be given rumors seeping into this office. - In Baker county, for instance, a swarm of competitive bidders rushed in and bid on a large tract of land, forcing the initial bid of $1,400 up to $22,481 The « redeemed, but at what price | tion! Verbum sap. dollar mark, or about $300 for every man, woman and child in When to this we add the enormous debts of state and local governments, with nearly all being steadily increased, the burden staggering. It is true that we are not yet as deeply in debt per capita as several other coun- tries, but with more billions being added continually, the debt problem is becoming serious. The funds derived from social se- curity taxes are being used for current ex- penses, and this device has served to slightly ease the strain on the treasury, al- though in reality it is increasing the gov- ernment’s obligations just the same. The debt situation should not be con- sidered from a partisan political point of is . view, but as a problem tobe solved through the cooperation of all officials and citizens. It-is ¢vident that-there is something wrong with policies: which permit such a situation to continue and grow. worse. | SIDELIGHTS By MARCY B. DARNALL, j Former Editor of The Key West Citizen Golf is bad for dubs, especially if they are inclined to be emotional, according to Dr. Muhlberg, president of the Association of Life Association Medical Directors, who say “The average man when he makes a poor shot gets mad, tears his hair, in- | dulges in naughty language and increases his blood pressure.” Young writers who have been award- | ed many rejection slips may take courage | from the fact that George Bernard Shaw, most famous of contemporary British dra- matists, wrote nine years before any pub- | lisher would accept a single article from his pen. Aforesaid young writers may also ; be warned by the thought that possibly | they may not be embryo Shaws. The wedding of two midgets on the stage of a New York theater in which they “were appearing in a show attracted a large crowd, as a result of extensive advertising of the interesting event. Later it was dis- closed that the happy pair had been mar- ried under similar circumstances no less than forty times in seven different coun- tries. Robbers who broke into the home of Mrs. Anna Jacobs of Cleveland during a bridge party were very polite, as one of the bandits stopped work long enough to get a glass of water for: ‘ay fainted- Moses Ullman of Néw York started to sell life insurance at the age of 65 and seemed to develop a knack for the job. At the age of 80 he wrote over a half million dollars’ worth of new business in two months, An energetic young fellow like that deserves encouragement. Emil Herborg, a native of Denmark, left in his will $60,000 to aid astronomical and biological research. Twenty years ago he was a dishwasher in New York, later a teamster, contractor and canned dealer. If that explains anything. goods The Kansas City Star suggests that had the radio been in use a little more than a century ago we might read in his biogra- phy that “Franz Peter Schubert first be- came known to the public by singing his songs during the Peerless Axle hour.” Grease “The wicked flee when no man pur- sueth,” but so did the innocent in a recent case. Johnny Dirocco, 13, of New Jersey, shooting at a hawk, saw a distant man fa and lie motionless. Visions of a hangman's noose caused Johnny to flee and hide in a swamp for 30 hours until a searching party found him. His bullet had overturned a stuffed scarecrow. the United States. ; sgpest "who had | TRE REY WEST CITIZEN SPRING I (See “The Answers” on Page 6) 1. How many radio sets are there in the world? 2. How many Civilian Con- servation Camps will function un- der the new economy rule? 3. Has Dr. Francis Townsend started to serve his 30-day jail sentence? 4. Has the Government aban- doned the so-called shelter-belt in the Plains States? 5. How much productive soil s been ruined by erosion? What is the extent of the national forests? 7. What percentage of traffic , fatalities occur on rural high- ways? 8. Who is the highest paid baseball player? 9 What is the debt of the Democratic National Committee? 10. What is the population of Austria? WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING | BRADFORD, Eng—Brian Law- ‘rence swindled more than a dozen men in this city by writing them letters claiming to be an heiress in temporary straits. LEGALS S HERE! NEVER PET STRANGERS NEWARK, N. J.—George Gla- ven of this city was sent to jail for 10 days for hugging a girl he had never,seen before. LEGALS iN THE THE EL cu CIRCUIT COURT oF VENTH JUDICIAL Cin- AND FOR MONKROFR PLORIDA. IN CHAN- GAL, et al, Plaintiffs, NO. 6-593 ROE REALTY cCom- ved Florida Corpor- A. MCDO as Trustees, ¥ DADE-MC PANY, a di sation, et al, Defendants. LICATION THE = OF THE STATE FLORIDA The defendants in the gbove styled cause who are hereinafter amed and who are interested in part Il of the lands here- inafter described, if living, and if dead, to all parties, claiming an interest under said defendants, or any of them, deceased or other- wise, including his or her devisees, grantees, spouses or other claim- ants under such known persons, if dead, and all unknown absent defendants in this cause: It appearing. by sworn bil} of complaint filed in the above entitled cause that the plaintiffs are enzitled to an Order fur Publication, IT 15 ORDERED that the following nam- ed defendants, and each of them, appear in this cause as herein fur- ther ordered: Paul Frank L. Louise Greene Edward Burd and Gretta Burd, his wife. Essie Redman, and i married, his or her spouse, Samuel J. Schang, and if married, Mrs. Samuel J. Schang his wife. The residences of said defendants TO ~ being unknown, and if any of the nd her hus- ERG, Plaintiff: dissolved, part after dili<ent ry the names and or would for such. dissolu- a}would be, if equitabl which is the subj iS sult, deserilied as siand ‘of Key West, Villiam A beliewe there or persons, whgther na - | required to - | titled rwine the allega- will taken as “tobT4, mumrd-19-21-261935 above named defendants is married, his or her unknown spouse, and nd every of the above named if living, and if any of the aoove named defendants be dead, his or n heirs, seen, oF claiming any right, it under ther of them, deceased wise, and all persons having claiming any interest in the real property lying and being situa:e in Monroe County, State of Florida. to-wit orth half (N%)*af Section ty-six (36), Township Fifty- four (54) path, Range Thirty- four (34) East. bad IT 18, THEREFORE, ORDERED that the above named defendants, each and all of them, be and they are hereby required’ to appear in jthe above styled cause on the éth day of April, A, T 193! otherwise the allecationof the F plaint will be | them, and each of them And it further appearing by sworn ill of complaint in this cause dissolved accord the State of Fl . and thai |said dissolved corporation ix, or were not for dissolution, the apparent clabna Arsom@ cl title, interest or ¢s- i jecal dr equitable, in the Jands above described, 4 that they way THE WEATHER wccccccccescces Rainfall* Yesterday’s Precipitation T. Ins. Normal Precipitation 64 Ins. *This record covers 24-hour cSding at \ o'clock thix morning. Tomorrow's Almanac ~ Sun rises ____ Moon rises ___- THUESDAY, MAECH 24 1 Today produces a rather fem- inine nature, with a love of cheer- ful company, an easy manner. and an impulsive passion that would indicate the need of careful self-restraint. There is good lit- erary ability, if it is allowed to develop, yet ease and luxury are stronger factors than desire for wealth or fame. Queen Catherine I of Russia was Peter the Great's mistress for “mine years before she became his ” wife. (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a few scattered showers; not much change in temperature: light to moderate shifting winds, becom- Florida: Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Friday, with a few seattered showers on extreme. southeast coast and Florida Keys; slightly cooler on the extreme northeast coast or or nia Jacksonyille to. Flori s its and East-Gulf: . Light to .moder- ate | shifting’ winds, ‘becoming | northeast er east, and partly over. now overspread the country from the Plains States westward. ex- cept California, and the “Low” that was centered over the Lake region yesterday morning has moved northeastward to the Can- adian Maritime Provinces; while a moderate high pressure area, crested over the lower Ohio Val- ley, covers the country from the Lake region southward over the Gulf and South Atlantic States. Light to moderate precipitation has occurred since yesterday morning over much of the country east of the Mississippi River, and it was snowing this morning in the upper Ohio Valley and north- ern New York. There has also been light to moderate rain on the west Gulf ,coast, and on the Pacific coast , from San Francisco northward. _ Temperatures have fallen from the southern Lake region south- ward into the interior of the East Gulf and South Atlantic States, and have risen in the central , Rockies, Plains States, and north- ern Texas. ; i 10” Oscillating be parties ur persons, natural, cor-! urther appearing by sworn bill pplaint that at the time Dade- . & Florida ed. its TA- such dissolved corporation Paul M. Prank and L. Louise surviving Directors as such tees, have been made parties defen- this cause: that the resi- em and addresses of the said 1 M. Prank and L. Louise Greene are unknown to affiant IT 1S, THEREFORE. FURTHER =, appear in the above stvied on of before the 4th day of April. A. D. 1938, otherwise the al- gations of the bill of complaint will be taken as confessed by them, jand each of them. IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED that aed all her pe Realty Company. other persons or parties der said diss appear in the above en- cause on oF before the 4th ¥ tf Aprit A DP. 1938 otherwise he allegations of the bill of - aint im the above entitied wil be taken as confessed as S FURTHER ORD RED that this tard day of February Rows C Sawyer eh Court in and re nty, Florida Ploreace K Sew rer. Depety Clerk IRA © HAYCOCK Attorner st Law Miami Floride fed. 24. mer. $-L6-1T-24, 1998 PIP OPO DELP ELE LLL DENTIST, was THE FIRST To SUCCESSFULLY ADMINISTER ETHER TOA PATIENT aND PROVED us ALITY TO RELEVE Run ANDO SUFFERING . COLUMBIA LAUNDRY 617 Simonton St 8” Non-Oscillating 10" Oscillating on adjustable pedestal | Cheha ded hed bbb hhh hk hd ddd -_ Get Ready for the Summer Months-- BLOW THE HEAT AWAY WITH AN EMERSON ELECTRIC FAN —KEEP COOL ALL SUMMER— Now Is The Time To Screen With knocked down cypress screen frames, practically any size window or door could be screened at minimum cost. 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