The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 18, 1934, Page 1

MAYOR MALONE [Provisions Of Rehabilitation Issued By Local FERA GIVES TALK AT = Unit ROAD Supervisor England Ad-| AMATEUR NIGHT dresses Board Relative) THIS EVENING AT Te Preceiere OF Elec’ BAYVIEW PARK tion EXCELLENT PROGRAM AR- Supervisor of Registration John! RANGED FOR EVENT: England presented the registra-/ PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN tien books of the county to the’ For BEST NUMBERS beard of county commissioners in eh ee he Entertainers who will appear After the books had been care-jon the amateur night program fully studied by the b Pe ee See AS Pm lee } Bayview Park were announced moved and carried they be ec) this morning by the parks and copted and the disqualified list be) recreation deflartment of the inted. Key West Administration. : | Prizes will be given to those Present at the meeting were: offering what are considered the For the information of the; rehabilitation and furniture and! [many who have inquired of- The’ furnishings which may have been! ; Citizen the proper procedure for’ supplied by the Administrator, but! JAMES MOORE GIVES AD- DRESS; SUBMITS PAPER} piers ETO a the “eb owner shall bave the right to! ALi |rehabilitation the following out-| earlier liquidate said indebtedness’ Z ING ON INTERNA-)jine of terms and provisions, as from his other resources and up-| TIONAL SERVICE lissued by the administration, are; on full payment to the Administra- | printed herewith: }tor of the amount expended by “The owner will propose to the|the Administrator for rebsbilite-j the _intended{tion, furniture and furnishings, — There was an interesting and | Administration re! = . lacy Club held today with Sebas-} practicable, an estimate in detail | re-assign the leased premises to} tion Cabrera, Jr.. vice-president,/¢f the work and materials neces-; the owner “(subject, of course, to; presiding in the absence f: the | sary to rehabilitate, together with any outstanding tenancy which: city of Eddie Sirunk, president 2” inventory of the furniture and the Administrator may have ef-| of the organization. | furnishings which the owner will) fected of the leased premises). | The new song books printed by supply and a list of the additional i “During the period of rehabili-: the Artman Press were placed in; furniture and furnishings, euch oem and up to the time the Ad- use, and received very favorable | appear necessary to suitably fur-| ministrator has a tenant for the! comment by all members. Sever-‘ nish the premises for occupancy. | leased premises, the owner may| al new songs were attempted with, “If the owner is unable to con- ¢ontinue to occupy the premises. { startling results in some cases. ‘ veniently have the estimate above “I he owner, as well as the aa Mayor William H. Malone gave referred to prepared, the owner ministrator, will use their best ef-{ a talk relative to the problems of, may propose the premises and forts te vbtain a tenant for the re-: | law enforcement in the communi-' solicit the Administration to fur-‘ habilitated premises. j lty asking cooperation by precept /nish an estimator to prepare the “ aether the estimates for re-| and example of all Rotarians. ; estimate. {hai itation have been prepared} This brought forth an interesting: “If and when the proposition by “he owner’s estimator or by es-! discussion by several members, submitted to the Administration thaator furnished by the Ad-/ =e it was the consensus of opin-; is approved the owner will executes ministration, a final considera- ion of all present that full co-,a lease of the premises to the tion of the estimate wil, be made! Administrator, giving the Ad- 22d agreed to by the owner and Iettended meeting of the Ro-; Premises. submitting therewith, if | She Administrator shall thereupon'_ Chairnmn Norberg Thompson,' three best numbers on the pro | operation would be forthcoming. Commissioners Carl Bervaidi, Wm. | R. Porter, Roy Fulford and Brax- ton B. Warren. Attorney Wm. V.! Albury, Chief Deguty Sheriff | Clements Jaycocks, Supervisor of gram, it was pointed out. The numbers scheduled for to- night are: 1, Tap Dance and Buck anc Wing—Theresa Sullivan. Jerry Trevor, chairman of the ; International Service Committee, handled the program on Interna- tional Service, the principal speak- er being James Moore: who read a paper dealing with the subject. Several matters of interest to miuistrator the right to assign the the Administrater, and such final ‘lease, sublet and rent the premises figure shall be incorporated in the to whomsoever the Administrator lease from the owner to the Ad-' chooses (except in the case of ministrator, and the owner will! rooms in homes occupied by the not be charged with more than! owner, in which class of cases the the finally agreed cost of re-! owner shall have the option of re- habilitation—any additional cost Registration John England. 2. Accordion Selection—Eu ‘The supervisor addressed the Jone Wilson. board wee od course of 3. Songs—Doris Borden. _ procedure to wed by clerks: 4... Songs—Hlelen- Curry. tnd inspectors in ‘handling the'” 5. Accordion” Selection —- books and licts after the election | Joseph Senna: and notified the body he was ad- 6. Songs—Madge Sands. dressing « letter to the clerks and} 7, Rhumba — Dance —_ with inspectors at each polling place! Rhumba Band—Delma Curry and covering the procedure, ! Edna Suarez. Expense Matter | 8. Song—Mary Sawyer. Matter of expenses in the fun-| 9. Song—Virgie Key. eral of Albert H. Weatherford,: 10. Song—Olga Ramos. who died 0: ihe keys and wes in; 11. Song—Harriett Johnson, terred at Homestead, was broughi | 12 Song—Edna Suarez. up for discussion on receipt of the; The Parks and Recreation De- BIR from an undertaker at Home-; partment also called attention this stead. ' morning to the “Kiddie Kabaret” It was decided that the finan- j which will be staged at Bayview cial condition of the deceased be! Park at 9:30 a. m., Saturday when investigated and if there were| prizes will be given. holdings of the deceased avail een able or his relatives were able to! OCCUPATIONAL stand the expense steps should be’ Yaken to assess the costs agains! ; am LICENSES NOW ; Collector's t i Report of Tax Collector Frank | BEING SECURED H. Ladd showed collections of ; the organization were discussed jecting a proposed tenant for a during the luncheon, with much room im the home), for a price enthusiasm displayed on every suitable to the Administrator but . %- thor--net-less-than an amount. to —be oughly cooperated in ail matters' mutually agreed on and written presented for transaction during in the lease, which amount may be the course of the session. , subsequently reduced by the owner ——____—_ ‘on his subsequent written instruc- GREAT INTEREST tion to the Administrator. “The Administrator shall {to the owner 50 per cent of all [for the leased premises, if and KEY WEST SCENES when he rents the leased premises ,to another; such payment to be ;made by the Administrator to the KEY WEST ADMINISTRATION RECEIVES REQUEST FOR owner from time to time as he 1,000 FKGM MIAMI CHAM- receives rental therefor. “The term of the lease shall BER OF COMMERCE continue until the 50 per cent of income from the leased premises, received and retained by the Ad- pay: , ministrator, liquidates the cost of, being borne by the yeaa | —plus the cost ef such furniture and furnishings as may be sup-! (Ry Associated Press) TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 18. Chairman C. B. Treadway said today the State Road De- partment, would furnish sup- ervision for construction of the connecting links in the Overseas Highway to Key West, but none of its com- struction funds will be ex- pended in the work. The department will coop- erate with the Emergency Re- lief Administration in the pro- ject, it was said. THREE ARRAIGNED IN COUN- TY JUDGE'S COURT; HELD AFTER HEARING HAD BEEN BROUGHT TO CLOSE oplied_by the Administrator; ended Armando Caraballe wenden} surexson ree Hundred Me: To Be Empioyed At Once FOUR MILES OF BRIDGES a=D> G05" SES oF ROAD WILL "LIMINATE FURST OF TWO FERET JUMPS; FERA UMT TO COQfERATE SOT STATE ROAD DEZARTMENT el JACKSONVILLE, Gat 18 —Thae FERA eee today it woule cuope-e: ec: the Sheue Reet Deepen s im starting wert ce cosa ome of he gage @ fe Oe |eees Highway tween Key West and the ausiatiend i Heary Redkey. derecter cc wemee saree sect “group of som: 300 0 2c Wr cuermeme treme oe Fhe from Wash —ctom recentiy seus beowe wut ee te week under the direction of Be‘ Department mgm | Constructiee cf tour mi. of Sees met mate of road would <limumete the frst is maim af She mee lotments will be made fer Ge prepect et Gee Pushed forwarc as rapediy a: temas aoe ques ee He saud the cost of matersas ewmend Se commer as much os the rock meedet sunt be quae = | Comtimsed etiorts tw cmumm Pum Heme in the event the actual cost is 4ess/ raigned in court of County Judge | ministration loam or grant Ger completion aff Ge Gigibee: than the finaly agreed estimated; cost, the owner shall not be! Hugh Gunn in connection with the alleged robbery of a watch have failed Stome sest be te® prompeets af 6 em cha d with re than th e Se ee eee © actual and money from two sailors from federal allotment for the read waulld Ge Geigitter @ «och cost, “All labor and materials will} be supplied by the Administra- ; the Coast Guard Cutter Saukee. After hearing the testimony. actually were begum om the pregect fe eel @ wae pe tion (except that the owner shall! judge Gunn decided the evidence Sible the goverument wand eageeete ceutier sole have the option to supply such suitable materials as he may de-! sire) and the work ‘of rehabilita- tion performed by the Ad-} ministration. ; “The Administrator alone shall! have the right to fix the price at which he will assign, sublet or rent the premises to another, provided such price less than the minimum above referred to.” —_ | i i is not A widespread interest in Key West was indicated today when the Key West Adininistration receiv.” CLINIC OPENED ed a request for 1,000 of the new | booklets from B. R. Kessler, ex-| ecutive secretary of the Miami| Chamber of Commerce. | Mr. Kessler was a visitor in Key! Persona! taxes, deposited on Octo-! ber 17 im the amount of $117.30, ; distributed as follows: To various CITY AUTO TAGS ALSO BEING| county funds, $69; various school: funds. $45.30. | Of the total amount W. V.; Knott, county «treasurer, ex-of- ficio, was sent $94.30 less $1.89, commission. Total, $92.41. | Alfred F. Christiansen request: | ed by letter permission to carry ISSUED IN CONNECTION WITH OTHER NECESSARY LICENSES County occupational licenses are not being secured by mer- West last week when the sixty- sixth celebration of El Grito de | Yara was staged here during a! two-day fiesta. The Miami civic body executive } saw an advance copy of the book-} let at that time and was impress-' ed with its attractiveness and} uniqueness. Apparently, he real-; LOCAL PHYSICIANS ESTAB. LISH SCHEDULE OF HOURS FOR ACTIVITIES A clinic and community nursing: service center has been opened by a revolver, during his tavestiga- | tions. He is employed on special | chants and others as quickly investigation work for the FERA.} during this period as they have ized that there would be many in-; the Key West Administration, quiries in Miami relative to the; with four local physicians hand- Island City, and wemted to have} ling persons applying for medical plenty of booklets on hand. Fecee The booklet has just corfe off} — ee es (COAL HOISTIS | | } | BEING REMOVED SALVAGING CREW AT WORK DISMANTLING PLANT AT PIER B A salvaging crew is at work a Pier B at the naval station dis- mantling the coal hoist, which was sold some time ago te a company was sufficient to hold the cused under bend of $200 each for their appearance at the next term of criminal court. This case is the outcome of the arrest of Ofelio Farnet last Satur day on charges of having beater the and Caraballo were arrested and robbed cailors. Borges ai the same time. At a preliminary hearing Far net wes remanded to jail in de fault of bend. Borges signed a $100 recognizance bond and wa released and Caraballo was allow ‘d to go for iack of evidence Thursday the robbery, turned state's ex Farnet confessed t dence and implicated Borges and Mora connected Carabalio and also Mario who wes hitherto not with the case in any way ‘STEAMER MAYAN in Jacksonville but has been sold zgain, GOES TO TEXAS It was decided that Mr. Chris- tianven be advised to appear be- fore the board to make his request | pervonally and te be advised of the necessity of having to deposit ® bond and the amount of the bond THREE BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED! During the week ending Octo-| 18 there were three building | these 632 have been issued which | repair permits issued m office of Harry Baker, build- inspector. Issues were for the Repairs to doors at 922 Duval) Street. Owner, Rubin Appel; cost | $25.00. New roof on apartment house ; on Duval street. Owner, i Lather Pinder; cost, $250. General repairs to 605 Division street. Owner, J. Lancelot Les-j; ter; cost, $100. | A BIT OF ADVICE: AFTER THE WEDDING, LIFE WILL BE A PERPETUAL HONEYMOON IF YOU KEEP A CASE OF WAGNER'S BEER ON HAND AT ALL Taee in some previous years. Up to date, records in the of- fice of Tax Collector Frank H. Ladd show that 84 of these li- censes have been issued, 23 to merchants and 61 to other than merchants. In the city tax collector's of- fice the books show that 274 oc- cupational licenses have been is- sued, which leaves, says Collector Sam Pinder, about 126 to be is. pued. Sales of automobile license tags in the city have been better than usual, says the collector. Of is a little more than’ half the number of trucks and automobiles | required to have licenses if they | are operated. MONROE THEATER |, Jack HoltJean Arthur in THE DEFENSE RESTS Jean Muir-George Brent in DESIRABLE Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ the press. It contains six water} colors of various scenes in and! around Key West, twic The clinie is located in the old Naval Hospital. corner of United nd White streets, and is open colophones and reading matter! describing the city and telling of/ its history. from 10 to 12 o’elock four morn- knowing i ians participating in of others outside the city or state! the operation of the clinic, and who would be interested in this! the mornings they are on duty ae have bees preqessted aes follow: Dr. H. C. Galey, Tuesday; the mames and addresses to the| D® N.C. Pintado, Wednesday; housing department which will; Dr. William R. Warren, Friday. forward a copy of the booklet to; and Dr. Ricardo Fina, Saturday. j the interested persons. | Miss Ainah Royce is the nurse ake HEE in charge of the clinic work, and | s her assistant Pierce. WHERE TO GO In order to centralize the med- i TONIGHT i ae - ; | | ieal work and nursing service, Mrs. Monroe—“The Defense Rests”} Vera Judge, community health fand “Desirable.” jnurse, has moved her office to | Palace—“The Trail Beyond.” {the clinic headquarters, Miss = Nina G. Ryder, director of social | TOMORROW | service, said. Mrs. Judge will | Monroe—“The Man With Two have office hours there from 10 | Faces” and “The Defense Rests.”} o’clock to noon on Mondays and i Palace—“The Trail Beyond.” | Thursdays. Miss _ Iris The first crew which came to do the work wed on the job but a short tinie and was called; back to Jacksonville, leaving prac-! tically all of the work unfinished. | 3 The crew which is now carry-} ing on the dismantling operations | the structure has been removed and shipped, it is said. will continue until entire! THREE MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Records in the office of the} county judge indicate that the marriage market is not on the rise | during this month. Since the first day of the month only three licenses have been is- sued and but one of these during the past week. This was to: Carlos Parro and) ‘ Alicia Machin. | j The ship will, VESSEL BROUGHT CARGO HERE FOR LIGHTHOUSE DEPARTMENT Steamship Mayan, which arriv- ed with a cargo of structure] ma terial for the lighthouse depa ment, and finished loading ye day, sailec ck last for Houston, Tex: after takin en fuel oi] at the Porter Dock company. Steamer Granada.. of the Stand- ard Fruit and Steamship pany, is due to arrive in port to- morrow night from New York. The vessel brings passengers and while bunkers are being taken at the Porter Dock company sengers will have opportunity for sight seeing trips about the cit Freighter Ozark, of the © Mallory Lines, is due te arrive to morrow night from New Orleans. after unloading. take on cargo for Miami and Jack- sonville. he pas program sumilar to tee Cowd Werte peegeem = == ~ ter sometime later thes weer TRUCKS Wii BE TOULEVARD ROCK SENT HERE FOR WAS INTENDED FOR CLEANUP MOVE PRESENT PROJECTS NINE VEHICLES O@SED ST S42 “rast Go @ FLORIDA EMERCEMCT &© LIEF ADMINISTRATION To BE PLACED I§ USE Nime ~ = Fionda Emers F w tied b ecter of park he Key Wes: PURCASSE DOG LICENSES - _ CUBA BRINGS BS 71 PASSENGERS Ae iper H. Malen The Cit week a or otherwixe, «ill have 4 the necessary tage for ae ee