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

Ti. VOLUME LV. No. 285. = cageauan grees NEARBY WATERS, OF MEMBERS OF SANITARY DEPARTMENT HEADED BY NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30—| © » peep | Miles of copy have been written i about Huey Long, Louisiana's sen- { W. R. Powell, who was on a) j fishing trip yesterday, told The’ He has been called buffoon, a/ Citizen before leaving for Miami! coward, an ignoramus, a fool and|he had the best time he had en-; oveniat ti Pe sg righ ee ee E me time ago. Mr.; Powell. was But Long is none of these here on a business. visit with G.} things. He cannot be described in| B. Reed, head of the sanitary de- him it is necessary to dig deeply, °#¢k for acon aetiowed - ahi fate: the: bag, of decsriptive BR aula 0 knows w ishing jis. guage, for rarely in the history of; He agreed to do so and came this country has thee appeared on | in on the morning train Wednes- | day. That afternoon he joined the the political stage a man {party consisting of Mr. Reed, Ed- him. ‘ney Parker, Thomas E. Roberts, iz sere _.t Ivan Roberts, Fernando Camus, The word “amazing” may fit’ William Cullingford, Numa Ted- Long as well as any single word.| der and Hamilton Adams. He always is amazing. He is full! Shortly after leaving port a fine of surprises and a finger never Kingfish was caught and this was served for supper by Chef Cul- | lingford. A “big” fat jack which was caught, later served breakfast yesterday morning. During the trip three kingfish were caught, two of these by Mr. . Reed who also caught a large bar- racuda and his share of the more than 200 pounds of other kinds of fish abounding in these waters. What intrigued Mr. Powell, aside from the great weight of’ ‘the catch. was watching Mr. Rob- ‘Wis’ Main Weapoe—Money | ers and Mr. Camus catching bal- In his march from a pig farm to| #hou with their naked hands. 7 x ne | The launch had a bright light the dictatorship of Louisiana and: in the bow and these long. lanky a possible candidacy for the presi-| and inquisitive fish, lured by the dency. Huey Long, known as the} light, would come to the surface “kingfish,” has carried one main| te investigate and fell easy prey weapon—money. | to swiftly darting hands. It takes three things to make al Mr. Powell has made arrange- war, he will tell you. Money!|ments to return in a short time Money! Money! He not only gives}#"d, with Mrs. Powell. be gu money direct to his. leaders to|at the Reed home Williami carry an election, but he spends it street and spend most of the time] fishing. can be put on him. He has a nimble mind and keen insight into the moods of the masses. He excels as an orgun- izer, at breaking down opposition, at browbeating his en2mies. In a flash he can be either a terrifying tyrant or a beaming, jovial, good companion. He will “dish out” the act that he thinks the occasion requires. for on lavishly in public works. He prob- ably can point to more material things he has created than other state politician. It has reached the point where it i id almost every resident of Louisiana | GIVEN N has benefited in some manner by} Long’s dictatorship. | In the last six years he has! ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE’ OF spent more than $350,000,000 in ! the state. These funds went for, WAGRANCY BEFORE JUS. a network of paved’ roads, a TICE OF PEACE seraper capitol, a new governo: any i . g West was expressed today by two | | PARTMENT PERTAINS TO ~~ “!°"*! & Dey of @ Lew « ne am visitors, here for a few dys in) O————". : ox | ely coe be Key Ge * Ee 7 the interest of the Florida Emer-; nee . oe BEE | CERTAIN PIERS AND STRUC- nv troffic seguintions gency Relief Administration. One! . meee + TURES AT RESERVATION tt is kmown the: the — = = oie as Miss M. Mabel Berry, direc-' ~ wel i Seo e © chiluree o> the refiectes a . ~ tor of social service in the Flor-| | _ Oriental Siemens erects new building in connection with re-! | thew parents’ example Net ecly a ida Emergency Relief Administra-; babilitation wo | Officials of the local adminis-| for their oun children» antes a tion, and, the other was Dr. H.!. Three months ago, an old build-; © While much of the private build-{ tration. have had their request but for the dignity of Ror Wee Jackson Davis, temporarily loaned | iPS apes ee stood... for ey sms ae iaiees eeene <AEeS arembed for use of, certa.n struc-j parents must be anpeeeed «ce “© . . is ‘3 years on this site was occupi yj on in. Key West under the impetus; tures and pier. atthe newal ste- the & . - = to the Florida relief agency. |: the Oriental. Pharmacy. Today, a| of the. rehabilitation, program is’ — act that thew children cont St The two arrived in Key West. new building is nearly completed, at. private dwellings, business|“°"- , om the streets in this Getto — * a. — Wednesday afternoon by ferry, }and the Oriental Pharmacy expects; houses likewise are cleaning up,’ ~ Some time ago this matter was playing weckientiy Geer ef gestae ® word or a phrase. To describe | partment, and.was invited to come}, since their arrival have studied ,t0 have its. formal opening,.in it| repairing, and im some instances; taken up with Lieutenant W. B.japeediog cam, a 2 sects tatious phases of the social: sery-; 2Pout January, 1. { putting up new structures. The, Jackson, officer im change of the |<ise on the coteae ef he simes as - ies Schl. public: health: ditions ! The building stands at the cor-;new home of the Oriental Pha: }-' .:2tion and communication serv. ! “ 0. mere Then any s and pubhe health conditions ' yer of Division and Duval streets. | acy is an example of this kin? of aig Sets ai gun @ Gp cues do al here. Miss Berry has conferred at: an upstairs apartment has been | building activity. ee Sropers! lost and buried and ledhangir slimes length with Miss Nina Ryder, di-j; included in the structure and will] Nearly $6,000 is being expend.’ to the navy department with Tre te strenmens. > an 2 rector of the social service divi-} be occupied by Franc Rarivas, pro-; ed in construction of the building | ommendations. There ae — on ‘Gan bee: | prietor of the pharmacy. jand its furnishings. Advices received from Wasking.'to ge Gey Gas enh as af - Dr. Davis, a member of the staff | -———— —- a - jton under cate of November 28 oe ee a ar Siete eee * 4 is o don, a of the New York State Public GRESSIONAL | SSS E SSH 4 show that information has been wt var ob eg > a r ° Health Service, was loaned to the mailed to Key West containing pscurs! end suitable = e New York Temporary Emergency - DANISH MUSICIAN the official answer of the depart- There is meer . = Retiet Administration, and since! PARTY DUE TO: BECOMES MEDICO. <n ané cvinating just what thet cher shoats tlle Si be becoming connected with that or- ce i structures are included in the - o SROPy Pe she on ganization has made a number of ARRIVE SUNDAY (By Associated Press) grant. “ aver egies We ove . surveys of public health conditions COPENHAGEN, Nov. 30. | a layeroands wbece they my ow og in other states. \ —Victor Schioler, Den- aa g~ ed . whee the © He is in Florida, temporarily! mark's greatest pianist, who ‘TENDER POPPY AT ne ~~ a 2 6 loaned. to the Florida administra-; 7 MARK WILCOX AND OTHER, . -. iyed to many acrowd- | a i ~ tion. to study conditiens here, and. REPRESENTATIVES CON. ed house in Europe and COSGROVE SHOALS prety eng i | probably will make suggestions to America, has changed his | = < Sele pe Julius F. Stone, Jr.. Florida Emer-. STITUTE COMMITTEE ON’ ay ofession. } pee bid Pats = od huarer © geney Relief Administrator. upon’ CoasTAL WATERWAYS meee: : rip © kept where they may oni ms g it increasingly | pme re freee “ eronrition of his survey of the diffi-ult to obtain foreign | LIGHTHOUSE TENDER EN- i A oe : - . o s' ie. : — — - Tic. Ticvin Nas tonterced exten: ihe yee i er re GAGED IN WORK OF BUILD. rds of eS pale. sai ads » sanitary. Cengres J. Mark Wilcox.) ™any _ restrictions, ler gathe- om the + attiwe ee sively with heads of the sanitary ee tee eth ~ Conurassional’. took UPthe study of med ING. PLATFORM susmunetege: ally oP dinar one ae : department, the clinic. and others from the Fourth Congressional He cca ke? cee + . _ interested and concerned with pub- District of Florida, Mrs. Wilcox, tice sa) teas) then itee paeee . " — . tig besltte eopaiaans in — wer Congressman and Mrs. Lawrence. and now is on the staff of Tender Poppy is at rove ’ nous abasackbahty wal leave Key E= Imhoff, St. Clairsville, Ohio; ome of Copenhagen's finest Aa nee Rages Ee € MITCHELL : West tomorrow or Sunday. © {Congressman and Mrs. Dow V Beseitels. * mand of Captain Jo! tes HOSPITAL RECEIVES man and Mrs. Richard M. Dun- = ini ee : . cen, St. Joseph, Mo.; Congressman BRUSSELS BUILDS Sikx pcseciaee ta ~ THANKSGIVING GIFT 2202! coe ot ee CONCRETE PALACE ion OZ". in” eanowoane om emmy se : 'to arrive in Key West Sunday. pinvcates | ‘When then ARRIVE EARLY PART The ——. — ‘ Phe 2S = |v a ieee aia os a en {constitute the committee for in- s Nov. —The a SALVATION ARMY ALSO GIv-| °°" Bere sides ideal of the Brussels { Will eo to the 1 j spection of coastal waterways and STane Pal ; : | piling for the stru nonin : orld fair. to be ey ear, t i EN GROCERIES AND VA- > gids to navigation in this district. |}. nearing ec ie fect ion. ‘ cm RIOUS FRUITS They will leave, with a party of There are seven of the 7 Key Westers, Monday morning on' of | te ee ’ the Lighthouse Tender Ivy, for SS SS SS ict “ 7! The Mercedes Hospital was the: «iis inspection and will be accom-j| BROADCASTING IN i Tenders Poinciana ivy ae ' ‘ ‘ mansion, bridges, airports, vari-} areas { ens pablic works,.<free school] —win:am aiilex"was'civis a Ki books and other things. His op-| ing before Justice of thie Pex ponents claim that several millions of these funds found ‘heir way eyedaia Frank O. a charge of vag s morhing on so a channels, but Long, 1 was shown that Miles had no i isible means of support and he Lede H Thin ee Bezond Border _, scknowledged that he had been Ps wag ct 36 ateits io sleeping under trees and ekeing out an existence. | Sentence was suspended with the understanding he be out of the city before night. Should he remain he will be placed in the; | lockup. shout about from the hustings un- til he has convinced a majority of voters in the state that he is their benefactor and a Moses; leading them out of the wilder- ness, With skill and cunning. Long! Barer ae hie peeseed this’ advantage: exist} ="! Haves, who hed: been ia teday he has reached the stage, in| 52! for about 10 days awaiting Saati, of Alexander the Greati trial, was released on orders of the Shere ane ne tare workis to com {Petit this morning. , a oe gras . | Hayes was arrested by a dep- quer there. j » Se % ji «ying. | uty sheriff at Tavernier, brought fish” te locking layetd the bor.|t? Key West and placed in the, r pads 5 7: county jail awaiting trial. zon of Louisiana into the other 47/ "t¢ was understood at the time diate drive for organization of | h¢ Was arrested that os 2 oe Guero the-wealth societies” in from the camp at Matecem! e other commonwealth. From this} Where he was employed on the pre- nucelus he hopes to build a polit- minary bridge work, would ar- 6 caenaerliagete 2 Polity [Five to make out specific charges. Maa bie in the White House, {The officer failed to arrive and) i Spee! esti e els dacuent gence Kane bacco) oe ! trolled the executive and legisla-| tive branches of the state govern-} NOTICE | ment. Control to Long means com-j { plete dominance, the rule of aj The Key West Country Club monarch with a mailed fist. {will give a dance and reception; Controls Courts, Too !Monday evening. December 3,} Until recently his opponents | 9:30 o'clock, in honor of Congress managed to check his progress by! man and Mrs. Wilcox, of this dis- going to the courts for writs and} trict, three other congressmen and injunctiéns. But now his cohorts; their wives and Col. and Mrs. form a majority in the state su-}Dunn. All members axe requested; preme court and the recent ses-/to be present. sion of the legislature made all} courts impotent against him. nov30-1t H. C. GALEY, President. re GENCY RELIEF ADMINIS-| ? iWhe artigles TRATION ARRIVE IN CITY/ ! FOR SHORT VISIT j Keen interest in the rehabilita- tion program taking place in Key! groceries and fruits recipient of : Lge = j — nels i eniriank a by Colonel Beverly Cy SIXTY-TWO TONGUES now at the lighthouse dock i . sented by Mrs. Enrique Henriqu Dunn, district engineer for the | ae dergoing repairs. ond Mrs. W. P. Kemp of the! United States Army Engineers, By Agussiated: Frese) : . PezPy 8s 2Ags }¢ |and- Mrs. Dunn and Colonel} MOSCOW. Nc : 24H sdiatbhsed | peown, also of the € gineer corps. | — Others due to arrive fun contr ' dre Commander George V member 0 the governor's staff, | R. B. Waters,' its for di: these haying nds can-)~ School stu- given groce tribution to the p been purchased fro tributed by the Harri es. received at FERA head- ers are to the effect that the entire group will arrive 10:15 ‘ k Sunday morning on the Mi- We:t Airways pl If matron a V. Wal they should do £0, the party will be the largest arriving by plane since the inauguration. of the pt the guest party of the Thanksgiving gifts. STEAMER FLORIDA s Sam Harris, an in- end of Congressman Wil- cox, was told by Mr. Wilcox over OUT OF SERVICE long distance that the party j will arrive late Sunday afternoon se {by boat which will berth at the| Se | Porter Dock Company's pier. i With the arrival of the Steam-; Whatever the method of trans-/ ship. Florida this morning from, portation used Key West will we! Tampa the ship went out of serv-j come the visitors when they ar- ice and is not expected to be on}rive and already plans have been schedule again before leaving for} perfected to entertain them with a Miami to take up the run between | dance at the Country Club on; that port and Havana. Monday night. ' Soon after arriving the ship was moored to-her berth in the stp. | CHINESE CONSUME MUCH CHEWING GUM, passengers from Tampa wer trans- ferred to the Steamship Cuba, | which sailed, resuming the Key West-Havana-Tampa schedule. ————————————— MONROE THEATER Frank Morgan-Elizabeth Young in There’s Always Tomorrow Leslie Howard-Bette Davis in OF HUMAN BONDAGE Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ | NANKING, China, Nov. 30. {China consumes more than $66( 1000 worth of American chewing {zum a year, ities of the ministr, Taxi-dance halls, which are fre- j quented largely by the youth of China, are said to be the chief outlet for the American-made | Product. a a a = port this ¢ x with f 2 me es have been cut: from New Orleans an en 123 , j charging will r Miami » The e marks a departure Jacksonville = from licy of maintaining; ie = . high prices at home to permit ex-} t pe es abroad _GERMAN TOWN MAKES . Ser see. -Seeeeeees . ny ssxruna ree) | CRIPPLED BUSINESS } Justify the suppemné poem Geter oe | SEMINSt B- oe marth @ the SEE SOR trested by the cmatres o> REQUEST MADE OF NAVY DE- ho reveals that the U tations which pri TO ERECT DANCER’S STATUE IN LONDON ° (My Associated Press) ION, Nov. 50.—The mem. L ory of Anna Pavlowa, Russi dancer. is to be perpetuated b: fountain designed by Carl Mil Sac or. for Regent's; morrow VESSEL WILL RELIEVE one Park London’s green MRS JONES, GRDERED To rex $$ $$_____— CEEe TO SORPmA POLAND MAKES SLASH | IN HER COAL PRICES: IN PORT TONIGHT Freighter Oza Mallory Lines. CHECK ON PROGRESS WaERE TO GO HATLESS FAD HAS oui ° SOC. Hee HO CeO Hee 1 Miset HE! 3 (By Associated Press) 30.—The chamber of ; MADRID, Nov. 30.—The fad ;here is guarding agafr of going bareheaded has become : progress - so widespread in Spain that 90 The city is . {percent of hat makers of the tures . * nation are idle. a delegation of six! an ' Tososace j unempl ad told the government.; approve 2") p ° changing ¥ They Iked here from Seville; old structures or . bu £ - * ° to ask government relief. jones, s Pe YOU'LL NEVER GET TIRED OF WAGNER'S BEER. ITS QUALITY NEVER VARI ES AND IS MADE TO SUIT BOTH TASTE AND POCKE) 800K. TRY IT Toma»