The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 20, 1933, Page 3

_ THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933. BROOKLYN TEAM BEER MEASURE DOWNS BOSTON; BIG EVENT IN CHICAGO AMERICANS LICK ST. LOUIS AGGRE- (Special NEW YORK, April 20. second game of a- doubleheader, the Brooklyn Bodgers © defeated the Boston Braves by a score of | 2 te 1, the first game’ scheduled between the the two teams having been called off on account of rain. This was the only game played in » the National League, with the oth- ers rained out or not scheduled. In the American League, the ( Chicago team shut out the St. » Louis aggregation, this also being the only game played. All others scheduled were rained out. » ‘The summaries: National League First Game Brooklyn-Boston, rain. “) Brandt and Hogan. ( American League "At Chicago + St. Louis . Batteries: Hoffman, Gray’ and Ferrell; Lyons and Grube. New York-Philadelphia, rain. Detroit-Cleveland, ra Boston-Washington, rain. ~L LEGISLATURE BOTH BRANCHES SWING INTO THIRD WEEK WITH CONSID. ERABLE WORK BETWEEN NOW AND ADJOURNMENT (Florida Press) TALLAHASSEE, April 20.— Following: the usual week-end re- cess, the legislature swung into its third week, with members of both the House and Senate prepared to battle with the importarit. meas- ures. Numerous committee meet- ings and public hearings are being held each day. The Senate committee “beer” hearing was, of course, the major event of the week. Following the House hearing held last week and the passage of the bill by fhat body with a vote of 72 to 20, i hdry advoeates buckled up their ar- mor and marshalled their forces ;|in an effort to stem the tide by a decisive rally at the Senate hear- ing last Wednesday evening. The wets, spurred on by ‘the .| House victory, came determined to make it a complete triumph. Both sides plead their cause before ja packed house. Every foot of space in the Senate chamber, where the hearing was staged, was taken long before the hour set for the hearing. Hundreds were turn- ed away. The largest crowd Tallahassee has witnessed during the session took possession of the city. They came from every sec- tion of the state and during the day preceding the hearing worked like beavers to advance the cause they came to champion. Judging by the applause, the bulk of those present at the hear- ing were “wet”. but both sides were given a chance to present *|their case, though the crowd left little doubt as to their feelings. ELIMINATION OF personal : THE KEY WEST CITIZEN the same. And just now, Pot Luck dinners are very much in vogue, because they offer a sparkling, spon- taneous sort of evening with no formal restrictions. Here is the way one little group worked it out. They were congenial couples who dined together once 4 week at the country club in good golf weather. And then, came winter —as the movies used to say. So, to speed winter on its way, one young matron, who liked lots of fun with little fuss, suggested once-a-week pot luck dinner at a different house each time, with each couple bringing a course. And What a Dinner! one and one-half quarts of boil- ing water and two cans of bouil- Veal Medallions: Cut the con- tents of three T-ounce cans of veal loaf in eight even pieces, Sh PAGE THREE states and. foreign countries are(tive Directory issued in Tallahas- listed at the birthplace of _ one|see, entitled “Who, Which and” leach: Illinois, Tennessee, West} Why in the 1933 Legislative ses- Indies, Missouri, Texas, Mississip-} sion.” pi, Vermont, West Virginia, New Jersey, Ohio, Arkansas, Pennsyl-| MOURNERS WEAR Ci vania, Louisiana, Maryland, Seot- —_— land, France, England. CINCINNATI—By request of i These interesting tabulations | C. H. Parker, of this city, all black were made by Alexander. and{was avoided at his funeral and the Wheeler, publishers of a Legisla-| mourners wore bright cofbrs. LEGISLATURE MADE UP FROM VARIOUS UNITS WHILE LAWYERS PREDOMI- NATE, NEVERTHELESS OTHER INTERESTS ARE ‘WELL REPRESENTED IN: ASSEMBLY (Florida Press) TALLAHASSEE, April 20.—} While lawyers predominate as} members of the 1933 legislature, ; it is intéresting to note that other interests are well represerfted. A careful tabulation reveals that the combined membership of ree The hostess served the main course, because planked steaks and such things dislike to be dashed around over miles of road to get to their destinations, and the guests brought good-natured travelers such as soups, salads, desserts, etc. And ‘what a dinner this first pot luck meal turned out to be! Very appropriately, almost everything came in pots— the sort that are easy, to cook in, easy to carry and easy to serye from. { The first course was a cocktail, and it came cold and frosty after the cracked-ice manner of cock- tails; then there was onion soup in those little French onion soup bowls which boast lids. The soup came in a big crock and was heated and then poured into the little bowls—which the soup course guest brought along with her—since séup must be piping hot. Then followed veal medal- lions and asparagus with Hollan- daise sauce, which was the main course contribution of the hos- tess; someone else brought the Here’s the Menu for 8 Paradise Cocktail Onion Soup Veal Medallions Asparagus * Green Pepper Rings Bread Sticks Charlotte Russe 4 T’Orleans Coffee Mints then shape and pat. the hands into nice round flat patties. Add grated cheese to seasoned mashed pile lightly in round mounds on the veal slice of nice ripe tomato on top of each, rb sprinkle with salt, Depper paprika. hot oven—400 degreés—for twenty minutes. with potatoes, and patties. Place a thick in a about: Charlotte Russe @ TOrleans:, Seak one and one-fourth table- spoons gelatin in four tablespoons cold water. with six tablespoons sugar, add two.cups scalded milk and cook in a double boiler until creamy. with Hollandaise Sauce || Add the gelatin and stir until dis- Dressed Cucumber, Radish and |} solved. Add one-fourth pound of stale crushed macaroons and eight stale lady fingers and set aside to cool and set. When about to stiffen, add one cup of moist co- coanut, and fold in one cup-of beaten cream. Chill in ice box salad—dressed cucumber radish | for several hours. Serve piled in and green pepper rings—trans- | glasses with a garnish of whipped ported “cool as a cucumber,” in| cream and cherries. Beat four egg yolks ICUBA BRINGS IN co Late | 33 PAScENGERS 400 833 +167 0 2 2 3 3 3 4 6 POLL TAX AMONG » NATIONAL LEAGUE Go Classify By RUSSELL KAY Secretary, Florida Press Association For want of somethin’ better to j Havana’ 4 o'clock yesterday with 33. passetigers, gx aliens and twa, automobiles. This vessel will make The S. S.,Cuba returned ftom} 1 1,000 750 «150 501 York 1400 838 7250 0 1 000 TODAY'S GAMES © ee etna ‘AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis at Chicage. Detroit at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia. (Only games scheduled.) | NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. SPE ORAS SOA NZ 28149 ET : CREW TO MEET TIDAL # CONTEST + Everything is all set for the dia~ ‘mondball game te be played to- t at Bayview Park when the S, Relief will meet the Tidal aves. ” This will be a benefit game, awith the gate receipts to be donat- ‘bd th the Knights of Pythias. ~ Both teams have been putting in for the event, and it is that a large crowd will out to witness the evening’s ex- The following is the member- of the teams: slief: B, Goehring, E. Ingra- ham, W. McCarthy, Nodine, G. te D. Demeritt, A, Sawyer, H. Gates, R. Bethel, A. Tidal Waves: S. Griffin, Arthur ... Naan, William Cates, Gabriel Gar- ela, Cheta Baker, R, Lounders, G. Gonzales, L. Acosta, Bunny Rob-/ erts, Andy Parks, Molina. the carrier who delivers your BILL PASSED IN LEGISLA- TURE DOES AWAY WITH OLD LAW OF PAYING TAX FOR SPECIAL ELECTIONS (Florida Press) TALLAHASSEE, April —20.— Among the bills passed by the leg- islature during the first two weeks of the session which might be con- sidered of state-wide importance, are briefly: An act to elminiate the payment of poll taxes requi- site to vote in gpecial elections; an act to extend the time for tax- payments; and the reenactment of the seven cent gasoline tax law. All have been signed by Governor Sholtz. A’ number of minor and Weal bills have algo been passed, Much interest is| shown in| the appropriation bill and it is | pre- dicted that a real fight will devel- op when this reaches of the House and Senate. of ‘state institutions of © learning are prepared to wi ' deterniitied battle in opposition to reductiof® 6f apprepriations for educational purposes. = Agrieul- tural interests are opposed to any plan that will affect the work of county agents and cut appropria- tions of the University Extension work or handicap the Plant Board and Experiment stations. _ It is expected that all these branches will find their appropriations cut below last year’s budget. Many believe the recommendations of the budget commission in this re- gard are too drastic and it is ex- pected the legislature will allow a more liberal amount for these op- erations, A contreversy is certain to de- ivelop on the administration Bond | Refunding commission bill, = It is | predicted that this will mot be } settled until late in the session, or: Jat least not until all other admini- istration measures have been dis- | posed of. Other bills of major importance and in which there is widespread public interest are: the redistrie- |ting of judicial circuits; abolish- jment of fees and substitution of jStraight salaries for public offi- cials, The school bill is causing wide- spread comment. The public in three more trips to Havana and on her return next Wednesday is| to be laid up for an undetermined period. Ferry Parrott came in yester- day from Cuba with five miscel- S }laneous cars and eight cars Of course it might have been | pineapples with "3,746 crates, Aduéed ‘as A new source of reve-| Freighter Comal, of the Clyde- tue and therefore frowned upon! Mallory lines, is due in this eve- by the administration, but if you! ning from New Orleans. She will ask me, they sure overlooked a big) take on cargo and sail for Miami | bet when they let spectators inj and Jacksonville. free. They could have sold tic Coast guard cutter Saukee ar-} ets to the hearing and made! rived in port yesterday from St.} enough jack to darn near balance| Petersburg and is berthed at thei the budget. }eoast guard finger pier at ‘the | submarine pase. y plks get! ene oe treks St want it and where they want it, they seem to get talkin’ about it,|™ost of ’em will go about their it'll be good. Talk about melo- business and forget all about it. drama, say, if this new brew could( do half the anti crowd say it can, do, I drifted over to the legis-, lative beer hearin’ the other day! and after listenin’ to all the pro! and con I’ve just about arrived at the conclusion, that we are ‘all crazy. Most of the birds that are yap- it’s got cyanide of potassium look- pin’ for beer aren’t really as thirs- in’ like baby’s milk, and, on, the|‘Y ® they make out. A lot of other. hand if its medical value ig{'e™ Probably wouldn't drink” # as petent as the wets.claim, Father | Pint # year, but they've got enough John might.as well fold up his| of the old’ fashioned” ‘American medicine show and take,out « beer! idéa Of fairplay and’a square deal} resaecay in their make-up, backed with an fiherent’ love of freedom, to de-} land the legal right to drink it if} ithey want to without havin’ some jsimple owl accuse ’em of bein’ al traitor to their country and an} enemy of law and order. One side yells “we want beer” while the other side yelps “we don’t want beer” and the funny part of it is we got beer. We've never been without it, all we want now is the legal right to drink it. Maybe beer deb. cates nud. caags We sca ak tha cubs “Soke be it ain't. Anyhow a lot of good; ems 'Y reason! men like Washington, Lincoln, and! Prosperity has refused to turn the Jefferson had access to the brass| sera ae ageing yg hla aad dene goofy, they turned out] ip ual peo tn: the. eninatal | cot eee parca ; x ° ‘ ithey were w! 8 don’t; tough spot no matter what kind of a o= _— letacragaged vere SER Sot no miatter what Kind of to “come over and sample a bottle a hand-spring the wel! own Cali of home-brew” and if you happen-} does. ed to be thirsty ‘they would prob-/ sae 5 ably know a couple of good tele- After listenin’ courteous and at-|p):one numbers. }tentive to both sides I think they’ are haywire. Ii'll' take alot more) \vhether we like it or not, than a mere bottle of beer t/the majority of the citizens of} make or break this country. With,‘ these United States of America are/| or without it, we'll rock along, but;“wet”. They've tried the Noble since it is evident that the bulk) Experiment and found it don’t) ‘of the people got the idea that! work. They've found that prohi-i beer is one of the answers to our) bition doesn’t prohibit and that; troubles the sooner we quit foolin’| you can’t legislate morals. They: ‘round and give it to ‘em the bet- thought they'd settled the argu-! ter off we'll be, ment last November. Roosevelt! tundersteod it that way and se did! The day we start passin’ out le-; Congress. Now it seems the Flar-) gal beer there'll be a stampede, ida House concurs. As this is} He pays The Citszen general seems inclined to back up] wich just about everybody and his written the Florida Senate is ran- e for the pa- and sells it to you for 20 Seoeeeesooseeososoe the governor in his program for a complete reorganization ef Flor-: ida’s public school system, Op! position has already developed, | however, and it is likely that ‘his! {bill will occasion considerable de-| hate before the matter is settled, | brother grabbin" and snatchin’ for nin’ ‘round im circles tryin’ to their first. bottle. That's plain’ make up its mind. But no mat-' every-day human nature. America’ ter what happens there will be 3.2/ will go for legal beer just like she! beer in Florida as long as there} went for yo-yo and minature golf.\ are customers willing to pay for) After the new wears off and folkx it. The question is, who is goin’: find they can get it when they, to pocket the profits? i of} TRAVEL PARTY ENJOY VISIT REPRESENTATIVE OF AGENCY railway conductor, dentist, hotel man, teacher, agent, merchant, druggist, build- ing contractor, salesman, engineer, insurance, “loans, Mmanager.manufacturing plant, ac- ‘are natives of Georgia. Five were House and Senate have 60 listed under classification of lawyer. Ten are real estate men, four are phy- sicians, 17 farmérs, four naval stores operators, six citrus grow- ers, five bankers, three publishers, and one each of the following: automobile dealer, school minister, oil company seeds dealer,: anp SOW WIDE countant, and, dairyman. | Sixty one members are native born | Floridians. Twenty-five | born in North Carolina, four in} Virginia, four in South Carolina, two in Kentucky. The sori NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING HAS BECOME THE SPEECH OF BUSINESS---the million tongued salesman who reaches a million people with min- imum cost and effort. 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