The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 22, 1934, Page 4

E. Berkowitz, president} « » Junior-Senior High School eT. A, says a short course in| her p for women will be given! rived over the East the: University of Gainesville,| day and: are me ah-00. ner’s father by some of the most)the home.on. Fl if citizena and whiversity}-’ Mr, ‘Parner, 4 ‘part of thecourse. 5 Pentire cost of the, course,|, « living “expenses and ion, will be about $7, it is) The cost of traveling ex 1 could be “lésseried by ‘sev- tral women shating the use of 5 tf, states Mrs, Berkowits. ‘Sidney ote = This course should be most in-| Home On Visit Sidney A. Berkowite. and his ing to those’ interested “in p work and) PT. A. work, and for the purpose of en-Hhouse guest, Sidney Mitchell, of : Long Island, N. ¥., are visiting at the. former's’ home on the U. 8, Marine Hospital reservation. Both are students at the University y ‘There will be a. meeting. o! Chapter, Otder of Eastern ty held tonight, beginning at 8 ek, Ht their h 7 ‘this will-be the last regalar, g of the! organization’ for able mention for last . ‘semester’ work: A Pinder und B. J. Bayly-le joon train yesterday for Minnaticee the highway this ee te end « vacation with his uncle,| Miami to be gone for several days, | ‘Aguero, : : sepcinantion, - i, Turnage, director of: op- tis of the FERA in’ Key jest left yesterday afternoon for 7 ve trip ‘to West Palm H “who ula? examination }with relatives,. left Stanley Woods, of the FERA}: ‘ordes in Key West, left yesterday ; for a ‘short business Catlejas were artivais here} Perez and the ‘Tampa on Tuesday, and will{yitie to visit her here indefinitely with reta- left. today for’ she-will remain { $O9000008850800 For Stat ar WILLIAM V- ALBURY For State Senator "ARTHUR GOMEZ ‘For Representative To State BERNIE.C. PAPY For County Commissioner Fifth District | everything possible dons'to itisare "jeause they own no, ptoperty..and, init THIS UNUSUAL STUNT ‘carried in 1932, Vermont: is still . Two eggs in one.day is a prety’ of: re ~trat good record for a hen, says Dr, Charlés E, Albury, of 1227 South|Or ppular vote in 1983; only in| ; fall in the list ‘mar Citizen Wednesday telling of ginal States in The Tiftetary : , hen owned -by Rupert. Knowles | Digest : polls In fe which laid two eggs in one after-/ ye) sis se SS ele al noted far the fact that it and ‘today. told ‘The. Cit : , ge to ogee of his hen. ee | shiive,- and: Vermont, 4 that it contains no grease. Knowing the hen was laying it} “The returns in ‘three, ‘sneciél ‘was decided to look her np-and. be! Literary Digest polls of thé#letsy, An excellent of dance| 272 of getting the eggs. The first! physicians, and business men are been. ngéd by those day the hen remained — inactive.' in this week. ae ‘ of Howard's: Wilson’s}N°t ® cackle, The second day, the| “The results indicate that busi- Dance Band whieh will furnish *™e reult. | Ress: men, as a class, stay: quite music for the occasion, “On the third, day early in “the. close in the wake of the results in proceeds from the affair| ring, the hen advertised the|the main poll, instead of. breaking go towards - defraying ox.\A7Tive! of the product, . A. visit tel away as did the benker-batlots. nses of a delegation from the| the hen’s prison and an egg was} “{t could have been predicted} *jfound. About midday anothe?| safely. that physicians and the| renade. of cackling and anotheF ctergy.would not differ greatly egz was in evidence. The Ruperé from the general voice. of: ap- nowlds’ hen’s record was equal:! ppoval for the New Deal—their ‘ed. . approval was ¢ Late in, the afternoon another} «phe case of'the, business-ballots series of cacklings. This time thé e a. different \problem, i sound took-on a different tone. It) Judging the comments bet d , jseemed more exuberant and arrog-/pied on The Literary Diges} f dant, ‘Dr. Albury could:not under+) pajiots and a hundred ob} ehepasevoeooese hxtand what wos happening and | yiar expressions, the NRA. AL VAYS PAYS jought something .may .be fright+ bone. of contention that ~ * to. turn. . great az ening the hen. He went ace z prison of the pullet. and behold, business men against the New The advocates of a sales tax ras-much 80 as cer: there was the third ege! Deal—certain! claim that most of the people of ie SRS AAO tain of the sident’s . policies the state do not pay any taxes be-| UTAH MAY BUILD have antagonized . the bankers, TEMPLE TO HOLD. [Sih ts not been the cae . “Business..men in only. twelve DINOSAUR RELICS States; returned majorities. of “No* ballots in their special poll... The (By Anneciated Press) .| returns were heavy enough in but SALT LAKE CITY, J. xe 22} nine of the, twelve to be of any Uteh, stamping ground. of the : 5 prehistoric. dinosaur, is giving}+ .“This serious thought to the building} poll showed the strongest opposi- of an imposing monument to the] tion-among the business men. in past, in the form of a huge Maye) Maine and. Vermont, Illinois and temple to house archeological aud ¢ Connecticut ¢novered close to the!}. paleontological specimens. “| five per. cent. edge that marked i 3 z Hy ihe The Utah State Museum associa«{ them as ‘marginal’. States.” " ‘ tion; Inc., “has been. chartered ‘by|—— - the ‘state and it has prerared preliminary plans for 4 building 276 by 297 on the state capitol grounds, bg Unless a project of this nature is undertaken, the association; of (8 — “which Governor Henry H. Blood ig honorary chairman, believes, the), state faces the prospect of being} - stripped of its ancient treasures! by other museums. The association describes: Utah S as.the most fertile field now known in America’ for the uncovering of e relies of past ages, anda member; — ¢ ship of 5,000: Utahans is sought to} join in the movement to preserve the prehistoric collections wader’ one roof, : a number of tickets. The has been nicely decorated and those attending a good time. ee “N No Discouraged Vegetables with Hl THERE is still only one refrigerant. ‘Lea 3 wn Seven ot more members of the ‘at the same time, receive all the * They’re Economical! 100 Per-Cent Reftigeration Satisfaction. PRICED AT | $30 and $35 EASY TERMS—10 DAY FREE TRIAL seseeescooeoss: ‘Thompson's Ice’ Company, Inc. ie Fonight From 9,Till 2 ATHLETIC CLUB» for his property and, thereto, any increase se of value Key’ West's First Funeral Home {!. Key West's First Ambulance }} i Service PRITCHARD BEE TE = Exactly as much or as little heat as you need makes ali thé And ...GAS COSTS LESS. It is by far the cheapest fuel Prercescocococoosccnspecesseesncsocoooooosseeos “MLAMI’'S MOST POPULAR HOTEL” NE ist Streot at Biscayne Boulevard Overiscking Bayfremt Park and Bistayne Bay Opporite Union Bes Station LOWEST RATES EVER QUOTED bed 2 fs multitude of heats—one for every slightest turn of the valve. Thea there's the DEPENDABILITY of gus. It ic always ready i a‘. Seeeveonovce eneeeese ? ir s 3 PYreTTyTTyiiitiititi iii