The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 30, 1934, Page 1

KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1934. - To Hold The United States Civil Service RUSTED: | ceonlanlon has announced’ open ; ANOTHER competitive examinations as fol- AUTO ar DR. PIN-| junior agricultural statistician, ” Agricultural Econom: fe ment of Agricultur : j education and experi Mpenived injuries chosing date, July 24. ® car driven by| Associate veterinarian (disease into that |affecting wild animal life), $3,200 In}a year, Bureau of Biological Sur- ‘were two|¥ey, Department of Agriculture. & The driver Cerenh i in connection with the relief young Cerezo crashed | ministration. sabi =¢ Ree communication conveys: rin the ab: | to the program of canning sur; Feeeived | plus vegetables, and berries, prep- : jaetioes are now being made to Son! can beef in plants which can be put in condition for this work. d BAS! Announcements has been made 4 but it) that ‘the U. S. government is: ‘to £8 \'supply the State of Florida with 36,000 head of beef cattle to be telegram from John ©. P| Namara, assistant adjutant gen- _-, Leral, of his appointarent as range REST cifinar ai tho rifla meiches to te FON. held at Camp Foster July 13. This rifle meet is an event when teams from all ar : in competition for the Taliaferro “yesterday _ trophy, winning of which is eager- sé at No; | ly striven for by the state's best er eduéation’s greatest ally—a lib- ’ ‘eral pross—wae credited today bY | suit that Frank 5. Wright of the University of Florida, as “the open door $2,000 to $2,600 a year, Bureau: of | ie ad.) wes the information that in addition! He ‘ ok | Examinations Specified education and experience required. Closing. date, July 23 | All states except Iowa, Ver- Virginia, Maryland and the - of Columbia have reecived | than their quota of appoint-| its in’ the apportioned. depart- ental serviee in Washington, D. 5 PLY TO , NECTION WITH FOURTH OF JULY EVENT | ENS A. C, Armayor, president of the “range of only 14° Fahrenheit. 1A. ©. ARMAYOR RECEIVES RE- . Ful information may be obtain~! Ke ppa Pi-¥Club, who took up’ the. : from Arthur. Pastorini, secre-; tary of the United States - Civil) Service Board of Examiners, at the; postoffice in this city. Utilize Canning Factories = Granday Co., Incorporated, plant) ‘or canning pineapples, and the} lA. Granday Canning Company, ‘ich prepares and cans turtle! jsoup and meat. | |. Mr, Turnage will at once take ue the question of using one or hoth of these plants and is to con- fer with Norberg Thompson today: and secure the information asked {by Mr. Goodwin. Whatever the: Answer will be will be forwarded! ;at once to the director in com-! fliance with his request for im- mediate replies to his queries. egived telegraphis notifiection by be in charge of Lieutenant Wil- addition ts Me-| liam EP. Roberts and will con-| affords travelers ne Key West contingent will ‘sist of First Sergeant Romaguera; Jr., , Corporal Vietor Watkins and Privates Fred Matthews Edward S, Alonzo, Joaquin Fi and! Winning the Taliaferro trophy jn » position: to “arrange an ex-jtheater, the sheriff's office said. one year is considered a great ac-' annual complishment by - the ‘victorious ¢ircumstances: the trophy forever it won by the same team | ly a minority of the in- stitutions have capitalized on on rich values that come from a prop- erly plagmed and executed — pro-| matter of having an Fourth of July, has received the following reply from L, J. Irvin, of the Florida East Coast Railway Company, which is self-explana- “There hag been, as you doubt- fess know, @ general reduction in railroad fares between all points in the Southeast, ineluding those on the Florida East Coast Railway, for several months and they ate to those in the Sovth are enjoying lower rail fares than in any other section. In order to bring this about it was necessary to coordin- tinuance of these low fares, with some small sacrifices in some in- 5 ~ Gerald Roberts, colored, are ** aought by the sheriff's fortes. was the date of going trip and cities the goand trip fare, Sergeant Octavio; which was arranged special, that! is lower than those published else- where on the same basis. “We would like very much to be Saabich'ss-tedty sumone tee in making low fares available daily between all ‘paints in the South. trust. you will understand our for your % ot ee ities tied ip. with o hest.of{. In another section of this paper} of a special SMenday ‘There will the Fell jon can}. jfrom Miami to Key West for the {N HIS latest crusactns- activity, the Secretary of Agriculture dis- cussses the Child Labor Amendment to the Constitution front the farm Viewpoint, He supports the amend- ‘ment as a good thing for farm dwet!- @rs in an article published by The teontinue in effeet throughout the! Country Home, s national farm jremainder of ‘the year. The low | magazine. Twenty states have vow ;basis available in the Southeast) ratifed the amendmunt, jeaving 16 has not been met elsewhere, thus/ still to go before it becomes law. { GeRALD ROBERTS APPRE. Proclaims July 10 As Day Set Apart To Pro- vide Funds Governor Dave Sholts, who bas shown great interest in connection with Florida's Exhibit at the Cen- tury of Progress Exposition ih Chicago, hes istued @ preclama-_ Soa setting: sport Jate 1& Pt euntiensed gimtuveeeaaes 7 . phibit until November 1, lamation follows: ; “WHEREAS, Florida is report. - ed to have the largest and most outstanding state exhibit at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago, “WHEREAS, Florida is said to jhave the only state exhibit being maintained by popular subscrip- tion jnstead of by funds from thé state treasury, and : “WHEREAS, Floridn reesived tamore benefit from the 1983 ex MAN at the World's Fair than from anything ever before attempted by this state, giving every prom- ise ‘that participation for the full “winter, and “WHEREAS, a. grave financial tong ;emergency has arigen and it be- ;comes necessary that all sabserip.. Posipstakar wig ts Chiet |" made by the boards of coun- the two{Deputy Clements Jaycocks, ag he came out of the postoffice, jty commissioners be. turnéd into ber at once,and that there be raised in addition at least $30,- Roberts is charged with assault; 000 from cities and communities and battery on a crippled © manj**roughout the state, te insure the who is watchman at the Montos|{oMtinued maintenance ot the Florida exhibit, “NOW, THEREFORE, 1, DA- Some time ago he was cornered /y]p SHOLTZ, proclaim July 10th, tly but ynanaged to elude his pursuers.|1924, ns a day set apart the Ht was ordered to halt, when he! People of Florida in which to pro- started to run, but the command Vide the necessery funds with only caused an increase of speed and when a vhot was: fired’ ini the air his feet moved so. fast. on a body floating through the air. Litan Johnson, colored, was al- so arrested on a warrant issued by ly pay floating teosahe te cee ; {which te. insure the continned tmaintensnce of Florida's wonder- | ful exhibit until November. 1, oatg ate Century of Progress, and | “I HEREBY designate thé méy- tors of every incorporated — city, Peace Justice “Rogelio Gomex,|town and hamlet of thia great state ee wecklesely dix. of ours to act as chairman for this ithin. the city jail under bond movement, and réquest them to J enoperate with the Honershle Lorenzo A. Wilson, chairman of the Florida World's Fair Commis. ‘ tuion, when I have requested to outline immediately plana for each eommanity and ety, toward ‘the end that we shall not lose our ex- ihibit, and that Plorida may con- tinne her triumphal march at the head of the parade of states and nations.” WASHINGTON, Jane . 30-— tor june 18 At the same time be permitted the code provision prohibiting the uke of premiums to go inte effect. |. "The otiginal execative ener of May 24 approving the code spect elawso ete