The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 13, 1934, Page 1

~ either governor, was given Cormier, state beverag: | AT 2 @'CLOCK THIS —AFTER-| Thompson. Ed. Sheeran, G. RB. j Owens and K. A. Bissell, formed}. Frank Weech Comes Forward With Reais To Home In ‘ tation Program Frank Weech, - who . lives. at Sehind @ <i 1106 Eaton street; is another Key“ ‘Mr: Weech: has: Fos DUNCAN LEAVES CARTOONIST WAS FOR MATECUMBE Seeken oa SS FLEISCHER LEFT FS inewecter: raid he unannounced WHICH WILL REMAIN TERDAY FOR MIAMI FOR BRIEF VISIT i f E had ' : i | f i fig i é i ; . locgl adminis; . !Doop movies, *| visitor in Key W Phis art istrati ne rifi K. © TI, gt oF | gey! NOON THERMOMETER READ- | , Jroup leaving on the afternoon ING SHOWED 64 As predicted yesterday by the en is a/matked change in the temperature in Key West today. Foie wetS*S | At 2 afclock the thermometer have ex. Showed G4. Yesterday at the ;same hour it was 55. With the change in wind direc- * tion, announced the bureau, would wo & iness | Come Tising temperature. This was é their happiness evidenced last night when the low- 2 est recorded was 48 degrees, or jthree degrees higher than on Tues- day. ‘ Sine e that time there has been j.| 3 Steady vise and it is expected Siente that normal tempertures will be| the ‘suffering noted within the next two days. n ¢ the ROBERT FROST AND WIFE _ MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEASON: Robert Frost, internationally known poet and writer. will ‘miake {his home‘in Key West for the win- ae ter. This announcement was made CITY #t FERA headquarters today. J f ‘Mr. and Mrs. Frost were in Ke: — West early this week and arrange- ments were started to secure ac-! MUCH PLEASEDicommodations for the winter,} while they returned to Miami. leaving Tuesday. These arrangements were cor eluded, Mr. and Mrs. Frost w #0 advised and it is their inten tion to come to Key West tomor. tow and remain for the season. SHOW DEATHS IN “A. DiBona, of Tampa, C. A. Pe- ters, of Miami, state food inspec- in Key West yesterday ion with AUTO ACCIDENTS FLORIDA DURING MONTH : OF OCTOBER | (Ny Associated Press) TALLAHASSEE, Fia., Dec. 13. —Asher Frank, state safety direc- tor, today reported 47 persons were killed in automobile acci- dents in the state during October, as compared te $1 in October, 1933. i train yesterday for a brief visit to Matecumbe. What the object of the at it ditions were not favorable. He left by plane for Miami in; ‘ the afternoon and will return! > + 2 3 - .. . extension of time this year, ax in latex _snebcarsy. out bis orginal im | preceghig ears “MY. “Vai “Lost entions, visit it was not given out, but if derstood The Wistter of jiroi igeuous sale of liquor to empl {seid mo. The date of expiration ® cores of the day jon the bridge work and other mat- Hfor license purchases is Janvars; atier disposing «f = few ath ters pertaining to: their weitere. NEW PLYMOUTH | 15, and after then the-owner op- will. be sed with those in| \ erating a vehicle without 2 li- . - charge of the encampment. . TO BE EXHIBITED jcense can be arrested. | ENROUTE HERE | : i ; ; } | NAVARRO, INC., LOCAL DEAL-+ js Rea | VESSEL WILL Go ON DRy-| ERS, GIVE FULL DESCRIP- LEAVES ON PLANE; ACCOM-' Stcamstip Ovhe ogo Lei das — . ad | TION OF FIVE OF NEW) PANIED BY ATTORNEY 4. aca ae LANCELOT LESTER i : ; DOCK AS RESULT OF LOS. ING ONE PROPELLER MODELS TO GO ON DISPLAY uth deal- | the board. pi 3 ay tomorrow: Julius F. Stone, FERA adi ‘missing the Ferry Monroe County! cs at 9 o'clock, the new trator for the : is being towed to Key West by ymouth. Five models will { tTict of the United States, whe : : stated spending his winter in Key W rydocked for repairs. every. i tion the new | left yesterday by airplane fo p happened. at. Ho, "me be the most beauti- | hort. vigit to points in the st He was It Lancelow dex local administratio: I spesk tonight in Mi xpects.to return Saturday, 2c- wider ‘than the } 1984" DeLuxe, three inches long- | LEAVE ON PLANE’ VESSEL CAME HERE TO DiIS- CHARGE CARGO OF OIL AT PORTER DOCK ‘Seti bover the ¢ 3 Dan Navarro - States that ng to the pres- . J. O'BRIEN OF JACKSON.| ee : eiatina: VILLE WAS AN ARRIVAL _| he will more than double his quota) cs su ship Dungannos toward: the “second wi ON AIRWAYS PLANE iillion” goal: xas Oi) Company, saile ht, 8 o'clock, enroute t home port at Port Arthur. \_ Whe... ship arrive morning from Tamps, where she discharged oil and pumpe: the company’s tanks at the Dock company’s wharf, | Afriving on the Commodore!f [plane of the Miaini-Key West Air-'! ANNOUNCEMENT-— iterday morning was P. ville. | | barrels of fuel oil. Leaving on the’plane.in the aft-/ 1935 Ph mouth | Seanseship, Stet co6 sie 4 erndon were Julius F- Stone, dt y {ard Fruit and Steamship compar southeastern administrator of the! lis due to arrive im port * yagi ee Oe ON DISPLAY FRIDAY | morning for fuel oil at the Porter city attorney; y . cock. The ship sailed f: Oregon, jist for the FERA, and Dave] MORIONG BY P Mexise, 5 o'clock yemenday ater | Fleischer. | O'CLOCK noon enroute to Baltimore. Me MONROE THEATER } ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. Aurelio Perez will have Also Open Sunday iPRichard Cromwell-Arline Judge i i in NAME THE WOMAN ff} {Madeline Carroll and Franchot NAVARRO, INC. office hours Saturdays 1 te Frank caid 43 ‘traffic deaths} Tone in were reported in November of this] THE WORLD MOVES ON ]|| PLYMOUTH DEALER year. ageiast 49 in Bevembet | Matinee: Baicony, 10c; Orches-| { 1933, tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ |) ay | = KILLED IN} O —THE NEW— | 5:30 p. mj Sundays 9 « m to IAL POPULARITY AND IS KNOWN FOR MELLOWNESS AND FLAVOR? 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