The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 7, 1933, Page 4

PLAN IN FRANCE Eajoyable Birthday Party | HiIlS AMERICANS Honoring Adolfo Last res|commrree OF CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES MAKING STUDY Or PROPOSITION FOLLOW- - SOCIETY :-: A happy time was. spent on Borgez, Adolfo Barcelo, Rosaria; Monday evening at the American Legion Hall. when Mrs. George 0. MeDermott gave a party in honor of Adolfo Lastres on his fourth Birthday anniversary. Games wefe played and refresh- ments served, consisting of ice ¢ream, cake and candy. Little Adolfo received many Rifts. Prizes were won by Nelida Perez and Aurelio Lastres. Those enjoying the evening were: Ofilia, Bennie and Adelfa An- drade. Wilma Thrift, Andy and Percia Fernandez, Bianca Margaret Villate, Eliana Salinero, Thomas T. Swicegood, Wilma and Saily Sands,’ Martha and Curidad | McDermott, Carl Bervaldi, Odelio Gomez, Adolfo Navarro, Jose Fer-} nandez, Eddie Fernandez, Onedia j and Charlie Fernandez, Zelia Car-| mona, Carmen Sunti, Catherine and Dora Lee Yardi, Dorothy! Gomez, Dorita Martinez. { Diaz, | Carrero, Odelito Diaz, Olga, Thom- as and Jose Renedo, James Shep,. pard, Dolores Gato, James Mar- grat, Gricida, George and Onedia Garcia, Celina Betancourt, Mary Gato, Emma and Grace Carrero, Vicente Molina, Alicia and Nor- berg Sawyer, Leo Standly, Jr., Nelida and Alberto Perez, Clurdo Valdez, Armando Fernandez, Mary Sanchez, Aurelio Danito, Gabriel; Anna Luisa and Christina Lastres, Horacio Castillo, Eloina Gato. Misses Colita Cobo, Hilda Mo- lina, Estela Valdez, Doris Loun- ders. Mesdames Ronald Thrift, Aure-} lio Lastres, Onelia Perez, George . Mario Claudo Gargbel Santiago Rodriguez, Diaz, James Garcia, Eddie Gomez, Valdez, Claude Yardi, Gutirgus, Elio Renedo, Salinero, Evaristo Horacio Castillo. Sheppard, | Faye Elizabeth Bervaldi, Frank, Violet and Thomas Sosin, Alicia Messrs. Leo Standly, Ronald Thrift, Aurelio Lastres. Class Day Exercises At | High School Class Day Exer ¥ tion with the commencement pro-' gram of the High School graduates! for the year 1933, will be held! this evening in the auditorium of the school house when it is expect- ed that there will be a large num- ber of relatives and friends ' of the “grads” in attendance. Tomorrow at noon the gradu-} ates will be guests of the Rotary} Club at the regular luncheon to be held at that hour. Ss | The annual Alumni” Banquet will be given at the Country Club tomorrow evening. Friday after- noon graduating ceremonies will be held at Bayview Park at which time Mayor William H. Malone will deliver the address. =| MET This Evening The program to be rendered at the exercises tonight follows: Processional—Class of ’33. Song. Salutatory, “The Great Ameri- can Welcome”—Elizabeth Ayala, Class History—Kathryn Light- bourn, Class Poem—Fred Knight. Citizenship honors presented to Dorothy Knowles, Class Prophecy — Elizabeth Ayala. Giftorian—Anna Tuttle. Last Will and Testament—Ida Kerr. Valedictory, ‘Education Training”—Sylvia Guito. Farewell Song—Class of ’33. | and Program Tonight At Convent Hall ' ‘There will be a program ren-| dered this evening, beginning} 1:80 o'clock, in St. Cecilia’s Hall of the Convent of Mary Im. thaculate which will be _parti- cipated in by the younger pupils of that. institution. The entertainment will consist of several short plays, with many otherindividual numbers to be; given, and an enjoyable evening is promised all who attend. American investors have Lost $25,000,000,000 in the purchase of worthless stocks in the last 10} REV. J. GEKELER TO HOLD SERVIC Rev. J._G. Gekeler of the First Presbyterian church will conduct services tomorrow evening at the Salvation Army hall, corner of Fleming and Grinnell streets. The service will begin at tended the public to be in - at- tendance. Although he is not yet of vot- ing age, Hugh Blair, Jr., of Dur- ham, N. C., owns the Durham Club of the Piedmont Baseball League. a a F 8! o'clock, and an invitation is ex-}jun. 7-I1t. | ING. DEBATE (ity Associated Pres) -PARIS, June 7.—A- state oil monopoly which wouid drive American and other foreign com- panies from the French market is being ‘studied by a committee of the chamber of deputies, to which it was referred after a stiff de- bate culminating in a vote of con- fidence in the Daladier govern- ment. The monopoly, proposed by the socialist party, would place all im- portation and ‘refining of oil and distribution of gasoline in the hands of the government. American Share Shrinks Until 1931 a half-dozen Amer- ican companies furnished France with more than half of all the petroleum products she imported. This business amounted to about $62,680,000 in 1930—a large slice of the total American ‘ttade a “thei Wiance has been buying greater quantities: from Russia and Rumania, and, Amer- ica’s share diminished. from 53 per cent in 1930 to 36. per cent in 1932. Oil is not produced in France and since the war successive gov- ernments have sought to free the country from complete depend- ence on foreign sources. Opponents Decry Monopoly Foreign companies do business under licenses granted in 1928 for 20-year periods. On the basis of these long-term permits, costly establishments have been built. This fact was evoked in cham- ber debate by adversaries of the monopoly who claimed that in- demnities to American and other companies, in case the licenses were revoked, would be costly to the state. They also said that 200,000 men would be put on the state pay roll by such a monopoly. The committee indicated ‘it would study the question at con- siderable length before bringing in a report. CARD OF THANKS We appreciate and thank our friends for their kindness ‘during the illness and at the death of our loved one, William H. Trout. THE FAMILY. pg e scarcity’ a! Bet. C. A. Voorhees. M. D.. Philedelphie ” “NEVER chormous You wouldn‘t drive a 1910 Model Car? Then cook the modern way on a Crawford full automatic Electric Range THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY A. F. AYALA, Sales Manager eng mark of Farge Qe | | | | | | i i} j | V ! | 1 Personal Mention | Mrs. Lillian Jaycocks left yes- Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cates terday for Miami to spend somejand grandchild, Shirley Mae time with her brother-in-law and! West. will leave tomorrow morn- sister, Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Curry.jing over the highway for , Miami. She was accompanied by her son,|Shirley Mae is returning’ to her Joseph S. Roberts, HI, and niece,| Parents, Mr. and Mrs, John West, Jessie Watkins, Jr., following a visit here with her grandparents. -Mr. and Mrs Cates Mrs. Susan Baker, who was en WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1933. UNIQUE NIGHT CLOCK ON TOWER IN PARIS (Wy Associated Preand } PARIS, June 7.—A clock which FASCISTS FOSTER SCHOOLS ABROAD (My Assoviated Press) ROME, June 7.—lItaly has re- vised its laws on and management of schools) only at night has been placed 600 abroad with the idea of speeding|jfeet up on the Eiffel tower. It: devel f the fascist plan t a_60-foot face on which the foster the cyread of italian, cut,|time is flashed by electric lights aa LEGALS .. | } establishment j isn’t a. clock and which operates} S her first visit to Key West in two years and was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fannie Demeritt for five weeks, left yesterday for her home in Miami. Mrs. Simmons Edgar left yes- terday afternoon for Miami where| she will be the guest of relatives: for a few weeks. B. A. Baker, first assistant keeper at American Shoals light station, is spending his quarterly! vacation with his family in Key West. will remain in Miami for about two weeks. ‘ 4 Joseph Jaycocks, employe of the- Marine Hospital, expects. to leave Thursday morning for Mi- ami where he will. remain a few days and then go to Franklin, Ky., to -rémain for an extended visit with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lain Dobbs, Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Davis and son of Miami, arrived in Key West yesterday over the highway for a visit with Mr. and = Mrs. John F. Sweeting and other rela- tives. eeccccccce evvcccee! HAVANA HIGH POINTS By Local Cuban Consulate e| The president of the republic has signed a decree by which a} commission is appointed that will! represerit Cuba at the Internation-| al Labor Conference which will bej celebrated in Geneva, Switzerland, ' during the month of June. _ Rep- resenting the government will be! Dr. Carlos de. Armenteros, minis- ter in Switzerland, and permanent: delegate to the League of Nations, and Jose Carballal, consul of Cuba in Geneva. The Chase National Bank waz} awarded the bid for/ the coining! of $6,000,000 in silver, authorized! by a recent law. The national budget of the re-} public for the coming fiscal year has been set definitely by the Nivelating Commission at $40,- 600,000. Dr. Orestes Ferrara, secretary of state, will preside at.the Cuban j don. | Nickel coin - commission that will take part in the Economic Conference in Lon- Senator Viriato Gutierrez, ambassador to the United States, Mr. Cintas and the minister to London, Mr, Patterson, will attend {as delegates, besides a number of experts and aides who have been appointed to assist the delegation. —— , According to, official tion from the bureau of currency, on December 31, ultimo, there was in circulation in the country, the following, amounts and kinds of: currency and coin: Gold coins and geld certificates -$11,312,894.00 Silver coin . 8,064,505.00 999,408.00 Total— $20,376,807.00 s The quantity of coin existing on that date. was some $50,000,- 000.00. If it is borne in mind to $109,259,222 and the money in circulation was only some $20,- }000,000. it is surmissed that there { 5% are some $89,000,000 withdrawn. from circulation ‘due to © depres- sion. cece, men and women, are really thinking more about the kind of cigarette they smoke. They know that there are all kinds and styles. ..They know that some things they can prove and some things they have to take the manufacturer’s word for .. . They are really getting to know what it means for a cigarette ‘To Satisfy” --.to please them... real pleasure. to give them I'm telling you ;jthat CHESTER- FIELD is this Kind of a cigarette. They're milder... they taste better. They have what it Takes Z. informa-})-* KRAFT SALAD DRESSING, 25c per quart, at all retail stores.} Always dependable—Kraft Salad Dressing, shipments. _ received twice a week. june5-3t LEGALS IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. n_re Estate of: WILLIAM A, FAGAN, Deceased. To all Creditors, Legatees, Distribu- tees, and all Persons having Claims or Demands tgainst said Estate: You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of William A. Fagan, de- eased, late of County of Monroe, te of Florida, to the Hon. Hugh an, County Judge of Monroe ‘ounty, at his office in the County Courthouse in Monroe County, Flor- ida, within twelve months from the date hereof, said date being the first publication of this notice. Dated: May 31st, 1933. Key West, Florida. ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR., Executor of the Estate of William A. Fagan, Deceased, May 31; June 7-14-21-28; July 5-12- 19-26. I | NOTICE ‘To CREDITORS 1S” COURT. OF THE’ COUNTY JUDGE, STATE OF FLORIDA, se MONROE COUNTY, In re Estate of ‘NELSON L. POLLARD, ‘ ¢> Deceased. To All Creditors, Legatees, Dis- tributees, and ‘All Persons Hav- ing Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present any,claims and demands which you or either of you may have against: the estate of Nelson L. late of Union County, New Jersey, to the County Judge of Monrose i County, Florida, at his office. in the Court House at Key West, Florida, within twelve months trom {the time of the first publication of ‘that the bank deposits amounted ; this notice; sald claims or demand: to be sworn to and presented ; aforesaid, or same will be barred. See Chapter 11994 Laws of .the te of Florida for year 1927. Dated May 16, 1933. WILLIAM BE. HOCKER, Administrator, C. T. A. BOWEN, Ati 4-31; jum7-14-21-28 Ancillar; SHUTTS Pollard, | C tys. + Jul-12-19] 19 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE! ‘H JUDICIAL CURT OF) THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, EN_ CHANCERY. JOSEPH HANNIBAL, Plaintiff, DIVOREE KE! vs. EUNICE HANNIBAL, Defendant ORDER OF PUBLICATION It appearing by the sworn bill) filed in the above stated cause that Eunice Hannibal, the Defendant therein named, is a nonresident of the State of Florida and that her residence Is unknown; and that she is over twenty-one years of age: it is therefore ordered that the said! defendant be and she is hereby re-! quired to appear to the of complaint filed in said o: before the 26th day of Ju AD. 1933, otherwise the allegations of said’ bill wil] be taken as confessed by_the said ‘defendant. It. is further ordered that t order be published once each we for four consecutive weeks i Key West Citizen, a published in said County and St This 24th day of May, A. 1D. (SEAL) ROSS C. ‘SAW Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County, a. JOHN G. SAWYER, Solicitor for Complainant May 24-31; Jun.7-14-21 IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, MONROK COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA In _re Estate of: Cc. IRVING badass To all Creditors, Legate tees, and , all Persons having Claims or Demands against ‘said Estate: You, and each of you, ‘are hereby notified and required ‘to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, have against the estate of C. Wright, deceased, late of Barbara County, in the State of Cal- ifornia, and also having business and temporarily sojourning in Monr« ‘lorida, to the Hon. N eased. may te hereof, said date bein first publication of this notice, Dated: May 1933. Key West, T. WRIGHT, ALFRED W, DONOVAN, Executors of Estate’of C. Irving Distribu-} CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE with all modern conveniences; $15 month. 1116 Grinnell street. junel-tf rURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. containing 12 rooms, on lot 50x198 feet, in select section of city, 1307 Whitehead street, op- posite beautiful Coral Park, and facing the sea. Garage in‘rear. Rent $50 monthly. Apply,to L. P. 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