The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 8, 1941, Page 2

tote os totaled SMH Wy aTe * * 193 An wy CECENTETE CRC ees’ So58 i hyn te ME ieSrbhos Str 0 Bie ie | org St) Ue ia Path biahy ~ o 4a ¢ a - z ae ptytan aeebes ee | 3.4 § ata ta ty! ~ Per’? respect, obituary notices, gio ig bod ame entertainment gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, faction or class; always do its utmost for the imjustice; denounce vice and praise virtue, commend good done by individual or organ- ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views and opinions; print only news that will elevate and net contaminate the reader; never com- always fight for progress; never be the of- | = ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Consolidation of County and City Gov- *ernments. A Modern Cit; Hospital. Hitler's best bet: Division and dis- amity in the United States. Berlin and Rome are giving Uncle Sam quite a lot of a-ivice these days, and are deeply hurt because he won't take it. With the chance of being gobbled up “by Japan, the Filipiries are not so insistent *to obtain their freedom from American tule. Philippine independence is sched- | uled for July 4, 1946. If it is true that Reich Marshal Her- | ; aes “mann Goering and Adolf Hitler are at outs, | °4 OP¢ of them, a sailor named Derrick, in “sensational news is in the offing. There | could be given some credence to this rumor | Which he proceeded to do. ,were a Moscow tadie not its source. Japan has beet fighting China for over four years and in all that time has spent a Vittle more than thé equivalent of five bil- lion dollara. That's a bagatelie compared | to what the United States has spent, is spending and will spend. Seven billion alone has been ear-marked in the lend-lease bill and other billions are pouring out to many eager maws, and we are not as yet in the war. A billion dollars, until President Roosevelt came into power, was considered a staggering sum, now the government hands it out as change. - In Switzerland, people of Italian, Ger- man and French descent have resided to- gether in harmony for centur To cele- brate this unity, three thousand Swiss made a pilgrimage to Ruetli Glade, where peasant leaders of the three original Swiss cantons thet'in 1291 to swear an oath gf union which been kept inviolate for 650 years. But Switzerland did not obtain its uninter- rapted period of peace through peaceful means; many bloody battles were fought as the price of peace, and history records inany courageous deeds of this brave peo- ple. One such act was the heroism dis played by Winkelried who allowed his body to be pierced by many spears in the hands of the enemy, which opened a gap, permitting his followers to engage the enemy at closer range and win the battle. , Unhappily, the people of a disunited and warring Europe are not emulating the ex- ample of this happy and peaceful nation. pretty clearly shown in a comparison of dnd que te equal Da sont Roosevelt’s veto of the highway bill this | t write songs for his cid tome, week with steries about similar appropris- ein, We" 0% the ide. and = Luella likes. Marie helps it clong by hinting that Imella isc drag | poey be" saree, partied Matie fter all i i a “We're going places, you| “I wouldnt know,” said Tom- » Qne of the casualties of that veto, at . and L” ee ee ee ae : _ “ - | were wife, Luella, things feast temporarily, was the long awaited .¢ OSS0ys, Mae” said Henry. | Uonia ‘be diferent for you—for | improvement of Overseas Highway. oa ipeaitbed the taxicab dcive! ——— <2 = Have ree: ae : ituation si en be tumed and headed | So | The situation simply boiled down to for home, deciding to walk as be |Pooee shout maybe it was yoo | the fact that the law makers were not will- could think better when walk- | ing to see money go for defense highways were with him and Telia aoe] | unless they could be sure of getting at least be made up his mind that a | a8 much money for their own bailiwicks, re- he would do his best to get mat- | gardless of defense. ‘xs back on the okt tests. involved before the Smal chapter. | enough for the people involved, the law- one wherein he and Marie Mason | Wives stop and think.” | makers did exactly the same thing for | years on the rivers and harbors “pork bar- ella was saying, the dryest state could not afford to permit , “Tt concerns 2 bdok Tread 2 “ippropriations of money: for flood control “It was a book called ‘Ladies ot afraid.” said Tommy. “Regards his own constituents. $ | propriation bill, “because you can’t reap | records, however, there is one important t | thing to remember: promise with principle. Daun of money brought home from ; | Washington by a senator or congressman lessily. “And pion ‘ * to their meanness. Attorney: at Law | Grant that the best solon isthe one who fer’ or tesceie se” EE ya noe ed 217 Duval St Phone 252) /gets the mest federal patronage—and ere I am, g. there began a series of ; i then try to figure out how to avoid grab | bags. And Henry and I are fr ; Ticks dot the many oil fields of the world, w_ m™yseli.” | and many other thousands of smaller hoist- | rascal who became a famous hangman. | Pillage of the city, even making attacks up- months, my | for upon his return to England he was made it hicsiows. (mother needed a blood transfu-) | “Bre. Henry, dear,” Marie said. i | “Let's not teik about that, Tom- ing. He hated the way things my.” Luella said uneasily... - | “One of the men im that book I told you about, said almost the samne thing to one ef the married women in it, They got terribly soun as he reached the apartmen: “Drat your old book!” said Tommy. “The dratted thing does haunt ¢|me now and then,” said Luella. “But, maybe a ik like that does e|Some good, all — makes War or no war, the situation has been ing v2. bitlena Sg Bosc A “ge es g B, course, that Luella was w exactly the same as far back as anyone can i ie war ee remember. .. of them were facing each Not on so great a scale, but great $005 * small tle in 4 coc | ified Column Saas nee Classified Column “Funny thing, Tommy,’ r Tommy said. “And now, | % = ‘my by -* eioeer aes ae toe seerescosceseeseesess rel”. Men and women were dying in raging “7722 ic Cider i recat genig Seem « To the morally deficient, the Advertisements under this head) floods each year, but the congressman from. my asked“; | HF as fun seeing you, Tom words honesty and duty contol | will be amertec im The Clim stir Ciacony WASHED chair sa néthing real. the rate of one-cent Ge) a word! peren 10 Ibs, 48. Fun is hardly the word, f'm _ \for each insertion. but the mini-| White Street The miser is treasurer for his jto Henry.” he added, as they | heir. maaee for the first insertion in went out. “We mustn’t-let him = levery instance -is twenty-five’ the idea I'm a menace, or @ ¢ -. » eontes tiled. i in, villain’s clothing—al- In Germany the superman is a ometimes like to beat state fetish; here, we pat him in| Advertisers snould give their the comics. street address as well es their few weeks ago,” Lugile went on. The Lebby, and it wag ab: without getting a proportionaté’gmount for The senator who blocked a navy ap- a ae = women they had marr: wheat with a battleship,” was not fooling. | the book those wiv In accusing our law makers of neglect- 3¢ habit of mee ing emergencies for the sake of their own 2 tke than promise long. yould look awful > : ; The famed Greek philosopher.ij.o.. but t —_ Bom i Epictetus, liked to say that phil-{ ei e h 2” Ty Luella waved to him, and was josophy lay in two words: It is the voters who allowed the “No” gone—home to a waiting and tain and Abstain. b bungry Henry, a man who looked é ough he-would take her in ¢ give charity according —__________- explainable reason, didn’t to their means, —_-. to become the measure of his success. events in the lives ot Lu- tween radio comedians and tur- | ———— and Henry. During the next keys?” i Lost few weeks they were invited to “The turkey isn’t stuffed with | two dinner parties. @ theatre chestnuts till after he's dead”. LOST — Ladies’ Yellow - gold arty, and for a week-end visit Bulova Watch, somewhere on “That's different,” Tomm “We're friends—good fri i “Yes, I know,” said Luell : f to a charz ttle town ov: FEES : : A ROGUE’S NAME LIVES then: "Tm feeling lower than New ls _— over ‘Destiny leads the willing but Fleming or Grinnell streets. | | dow. Seeing you, Tommy, ought | Henry s business associates and drags the unwilling. | Finder please return to 615} = their wives had come alive at . t. Luella led. And heaven ‘ ‘ f nows it was time! Down where hap egesrll Hew nthe aces me ame from, folks would cer- Voice of man, the accumulate: never neglect a pair of |amd concentrated moral experi- u “Do you no good at a Grinnell street. Reward. } Hundreds of thousands of stately der- | ena” Tommy said. “I'm He if guess this is on ’ is “ s 2s the people up (ence of the race, and; still, more, ————————--—— ing devices also bear the name of “derrick.” hdl = ork had neglected the voice of eternal Reason. ‘TRAILERS. How this name came to be applied to vari- They dined in the over-dec- | Luella glanced around. “ ifti is; ‘i ¥ ople | orated Park Avenue penthouse | Men of good will are right- ous forms of lifting apparatus is interesting, laughing and joking asd. | belon; jing to a couple called Fran minded men, lovers of justice, tae ; for it confers a sort of immorality upon a {Sometimes | w T| and Van. two amazingly good- men who do not place them per- . Fully equipped | —— again, and “That's no When Robert, Earl of Essex, a favorite | 752 ¥e £9! 4mm on tor, 4p. $150. James BH Stairs, or Navy Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street, {| Store. looking young people who adored terests before | the opera, ae wh kept refer- ~ 4 thei spelt o Lily Poss, John Charies ‘Ste of their country Grace Moore, and mankind. onnecied with the operatic 5 as though they were as There is something greater and poOURTEEN FT. S peas in a pod. deeper even than the law, on Saw @ rip-roaring musical “* h all law = did thi cornedy as the guests of a couple Which all law depends; re called Fred. and Mae, a forty-ish | is morality. S| pa who drank too much, and who needs of Queen Elizabeth of England, aided in the =. pM can ¥ capture of Cadiz, Spain, in 1596, some | good” sailors under his command engaged in the PR com uf ‘0: she said. “And y on Spanish women. when it seems li 2 insti: SHORT: : i ms Li Ww bridge crazy. speaking of A sure instinct tells man what Twenty-four of the culprits were con- Married life, eve winnings and losses that made j within him is lower and what "™ Cr iy ging married to a m: exists, why can't 2 or 3 : Li . demned to death, but no one wanted to be | practically all you “They sm dinner with Pete and (higher. ve on a beat, have sport the executioner. Essex thereupon pardon- Sue in a pleasant small apartment nee home for same money. in Jackson Heights, Pete and Sue A community's social struc-: 105 for 96-f¢ Cruiser. Box being a core in Ban Eayeogea ture is raised on a great arch of we : - | thirhes who appan jot @ (trust and honor. (i ay’ pb Seed | emendous kek out 0! eset other : x = Pe year satis rily, Lu-| and the jo: st i i ., ll be ali set for the Finally oe | The world's greatest stock ex- | day noom tg ‘Monday morn- (cuse: “I didn’t think—". eaned forwards There | ing in. the Colonial house of a —— 5 pe entity jn hég face.| couple called and Irene, A square is an instrument that | hangman at the famed Tyburn prison in’! DY gray-gregA eves. | tw, Je who talked j 7 ”” she said. .twhat oredl f and Prclanth sed he oe I carpenter should always have poR ‘SALE consideration of his hanging the other 23, Derrick evidently did a goed job of it, London. In the meantime Essex had incur- has happened to Hecky ofa eines - they | found. ilets, Sinks; gas, red the disfavor pf the queen, and had’; I can't put Py, Singer ont. ‘were not sin, other's made a feeble attempt to incite a revolu- ae uit an toe cm he ee riper, som les, Sto, leary ex- tb Tichie’ er tyPically ; : ‘ t ae St you have nothing more to lose. tion against her. He was tried and ‘con- | be almost like a stranger. Tknow £79) me haven't been perfect, but I haven't/ New York demned to death. nagged, or anything like that” “All from somewhere else, just } He who thinks amiss, con- roR SALE—SEVEN On February 21, 1601, Hangman Der- , et Tommy | like us,” he — getti Deiesasc worse. | ING LOTS, fronting on R nt ss t condemn | ahead in the we that i rick had the painful duty of beheading the | but Pete and Sue” oa | There are two things you man who had pardoned him in Cadiz five “Aren't the tt ahead?” . | asc eases oo tea should never get angry at: what’ $4599 ‘Terms, if desired. Lost- your confidence? Then years before. and he wielded the axe as How do y ean? | “Tm. afraid not,” Henry an- (You can help and what you can't.) 4 Power, Hibbing, eto ‘i A » “Do you Teally want to know,| swered. “Pete's the one man in j skillfully as he had hitherto” manipulated ep ES | our chpanization who won “ “Ye: * ” saik i- | seem to the noose. ella. “ ppose it's awful of me |-easy-going, gens air fl ge But his name became a synonym for a | to talk about my husband like) have a fair-paying job that keeps x this—to discuss him with you—j|him and Sue in bare neces- hangman, and by extension to a gallows or and I hate seeming to be a whin- | sities” other hoisting device. Thus the useful der- | ing, complaining wife, but—but| “I thought they lived rather | ae —well, I've y got to discuss | well.” said Luella. rick came to be so ealled. him with someone, Tommy, or—| “Oh, I didn’t mean they were or—biow up.” | 3 echy sisi or Pc } that,” i lenry. “But H A HER PEAC Facts About Henry | haven't. got the push the other OF PEACE HEN discuss him by all/ couples fove No vision.” eenitinins means!” said Tommy. “Sure| |, Then be told Luella, that he i Not many of the people of Key West | 704, Sout ming # tm pretty the Neopia ofthe fone Poze oe) t have heard of Frederick L. Truax and yet lla said “no” as though she/ was 0 bave them for dinner. Fi all of us are indebt to hi meant it, he went on. |. “You know,” he said, “one of | AP. Ue ary ee vere “Manhattan's gone to Henry’s| those dinners like you had for Thi d y i head. It often happens with high-| Marie and Tommy. his young man recently died from pe seabitiotie mete en tank wont be, rather the effects of a new drug which he and_ especially those who are impres- crguceds Henry, having ten peo- other students of the University of Roches | Songble. et boris coat tel” aad sine oe a a ter medical school were attempting-to per- big shots over-night, and they | “Besides, you always shine as a - fo: all the decent cook.” fect for the treatment of gall bladder dis- shea Henry's gone Pacem And not in any other way, Lu- eases. over Marie and her work. She's detent But she said nothing. ake . | Made him think he ean become | She ahead with the dinner Only 25 years of age, he gave up his radio's Number One Song Writer. Lay tary the colered. soma. ife i i . e's got Henry in the air | wasc in once more, once life in the glorious effort to develop some- | ho. ‘pun intended! and he's|morp Luella did herself proud. thing to help suffering humanity. In the | just kid enough in some ways to » Zo be continued era of war and troubie that afflicts the ————~ i modern world it is fine to know that there MOTHER AND SON DIE are heroes of peace, no less great than the | Repeeertemeeer heroes of war, even if rarely as well | SAUGUS, Mass—When his in gox ; sion, Lorimer P. Hilton, 35, vol-‘time later.