The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 3, 1936, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service. For 56 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West Key West, Florida, bas the most eguable climate m the | country; = a= average range 14° Fabreche?t Che Key Wrst Citizen KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936. RENDUELES FORRESTSCOME ‘ROAD DEPARTMENT TOBE OBSERVED , UNDER ARREST; — HERE ON-VISIT PLANNING HIGHER HERE NEXT WEEK oscso wiru uanoonie|winots rasenr save CLASS ROADWAYS AND CONCEALING THREE { PROPOSED HIGHWAY TO ALIENS HELP KEY WEST MUCH PEICE FIVE CENTS Hamilton Visits In East Seen As Landon Strategy LANDIS OUTLINES ‘Tie To Ney Gin Bes For Purpese Of Confer- Rusing Wah Cangeign VOLUME LVII. No. 81. Feud Of Bilbo-Harrison Flares In Judgeship Row Promises To Provide One [IMPROVEMENTS "ites sevice m com rraenpeeamerieg BEING MADE BY PESTIVAL ORI EOE | 5 cada Renducles. alien oe ‘Marshall Of All During Election TELEPHONE UNIT! DUCTED AT SYNAGOGUE | mandito, was arrested yesterday |! . | afternoon by Deputy U. S. Mar-j This Year H shal Ray Bush on charges of har-| Ranking House of Chicago. is of! boring and concealing three a aliens, citizens and subjects of; the opinion that the proposed’ By HERBERT PLUMMER (ly Associated Press) Turkey. His bond is placed at! ‘WASHINGTON, April 3.—The ‘JEWISHHOLIDAY (A. | | | | | | | | | 2S. TO BE CARRIED OUT WITH EFFORTS TO RE- | pucz Trarric accipents) MANY DUTIES OF ALONG MANY HIGHWAYS | | TAX COLLECTORS (Spécial to The Citizen) ' TALLAHASSEE, April 3.—The' FORMS COMPTROLLER OF experimental stage of wider higb-! RESPONSIBILITIES OF OF- ways and 200-foot rights-of-way! lis past, and the Florida state FICERS IN COLLECTION OF VARIOUS TAKES Forrest, of Winaltka,| IIL, partner in the Ames Emerick! The ideal of religious freedom XTENSIVE PROGRAM NOW| will Ge strengthened in the hearts! of all Jews on Monday evening,’ UNDERWAY IN KEY WEST! april 6, when they begin their! UNDER DIRECTION OF E. C.|2"nual observance of Passover, ! WILKINS AND WORKERS 2 | highway to Kez West will mean, By HERBERT PLUMMER . pamae Pee $1,000. WASHIN awe The papers for the arrest of | great prosperity. | CN. AgeZ H {road department, under direction Rendueles were issued out of the! Mr. and Mrs. Forrest spent of ChakmaalG i. Suede, first festival of emancipation in| out office of U. S. Commissioner C. their winter vacation at Vero now is stepping all construction | the history of civilization. Com-| memorating the Exodus of the Is-' senate hardly had voted to con- Judge} st comms bere ‘ogasd the selection firm the appointment of Rodney Gwynn, upon information, ef Joba Hamitce a estemal o Edwin Holmes of Mississippi to An extensive program of the circuit court of appeals, over e equipment replacements is now the protest of Senator Bilbo, be- being carried on by the Southern fore an announcement was made im that state of real political in-| Bel! Telephone company in Key terest and perhaps significance. | West. This is part of a replace- It was that former ment program started last year Sennett Connor would be a can- Governor | when 214 new poles were placed didate for the United States at Pat and many sections of cable renew- ate against Harrison this! ed, mene: The present program is being The feud between Mississippi’s| carried on under the direction of E. C. Wilkins, who arrived this week with two experienced men. This force is to be augmented by It promises to provide one| thers, all of Key West, and jabout 10 men will be working on of the most colorful shows of all} two senators, smoldering for long time, definitely was brought into the open by that announce- the project. Mr. Wilkens told The Citizen Both are veteran campaigners,| that at present Paul Russell is Harrison, who has served three} Working and several other Key terms in the senate and_ before} Westers are to be employed Mon- that a spell in the house, is one of} day morning. Manager T. H. Pittman, of the cal exchange, said that there are 11 2-10 miles of cable in Key West. Some of this has been re- of the most colorful political per-| placed and the present program sonalities on the national scene. | proposes renewal of about 8 1-2 Stari iti miles. In addition to this there iy. Staris Rolitical. Show -.—jyett-be “aboupt 70 tiles of wire @ elevation of Judge Holmes! ‘trang. on the federal bench afforded po-} There are » number of other litieal bystanders in Washington! phases of the replacement pro- opportunity to witness a rare dis-| gram in addition to those men- play of skill between two master | tioned, on asnaeerye anal aa, ah ae ees es ea nounced that a large amount of strategists of politics. Whether this material is on hand, and oth- Holmes would be promoted was al er material expected. minor point. In answer to the question how The real issue was whether! long the work in Key West will Bilbo would outsmart Harrison, j continue, Manager Pittman said The Holmes appointment was|he expected it to cover a period Sponsored and backed by Harri-jof about three and half months, son to the limit. Bilbo, once|with an expenditure of between jailed by Holmes on a contempt} $35,000 and $40,000. charge, was determined that in so far as he was concerned the sen- ‘ADMINISTRATION ate would not confirm the ap- CASE DEALS WITH ESTATE pointment. He realized early that nothing OF MRS. ANTONIA CABRERA this election year. the main cogs in the administra-| | tion’s Bilbo, serving| his first term in the senate, is one| machine. he could do would keep Holmes from being given senate approval. He turned the whole affair, there-} fore, into a grand political show, at Harrison’s se. ke his /self-imposed _ si- lence, dating from the day he en-} tered the senate, to speak againsty confirmation of Holmes. Before that he had tirelessly prosecuted his case before a subcommittee of the senate’s judiciary committee. He made no secret of his in- tentions. He was out to get Har- rison’s political scalp, told him so openly. Bilbo Collects Ammunition Only four senators, including Bilbo himself, voted against Hol. mes’ confirmation. He was satis. fied, however. He had gathered a lot of political ammunition he could use later in a forum he knows best—the stumps in Mis- s'ssippi. Few here believe that Harri- son’s reelection for a fourth term in the senate is in serious danger. This much, however, appears eertain. Harrison will be forced to make a campaign, the like of whith he hasn’t had to make for years. Bilbo, always a powerful politica] factor in Mississippi, will Administration papers in the matter of the estate of Mrs. An- tonia A. Cabrera were this morn- ing filed in the office of County Judge Rogelio Gomez. Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., son of the deceased, was appointed ad- ministrator. Similar papers were filed yes- terday in the matter of the es- tate of Columbia L. Lewis. Elmer Wiggins was appointed adminis- trator. TI SIS SSS SS POLICE HELP DRIVER START STOLEN CAR (By Associated Press) LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 3.—Louisville police are ac- commodating. Radio Patrolmen Bloom and Gilmore saw Benjamin raclites from the bondage of} Egypt, Passover will be observed} for a week among Reform Jews' and for eight days among Ortho- dox Jews. Regular services will be con-, ducted at the local synagogue by Rev. Phillip Kristal. Passover begins with the ditional Seder service which in Reform homes is held on the first} tra-| furnished by Jose T. Medina, con- tract labor investigator. Arrest of the women connected with the case was made several weeks ago by Officers Gerondo Roman and Herble Todd, of the! U. S. Immigration Board Patrol. | Two of the women, Armene} Ashikian and Isabel _Dirhian, were recently taken to Miami to! appear as witnesses against Hig- inio Nebo, who was arrested on Beach. They were told by S. H.!UP to a higher class, it is pointed Mudge, retirea vice-president o: department. the Postal Telegraph and Cable! The pamphlet was prepared by company, who with Mrs. Mudze.T. B. Massie, department engineer this season occupied the Elgin in charge of beautification, home on Eaton street, what a Roadside improvement,’ _ it - 1 West i jstated, “creates the wrong im- sent glace Kou West = | pression until the true purpose of At the invitation of the'the work is understood. The Mudge’s Mr. and Mrs. Ferrest ar-; greatest purpose is the reduction since ar-,f traffie accidents and toe pro- ‘out in a pamphlet issued by the/ - cies sien alia gamicer for the wolusteer com } TALLAHASSEE, April 2—At Mitiee workmg for the comics torney General Cary D. Lané | has outlined to Comptrotier J Lee the responsibilities teen of Cowerner Landes as a def ww muir step toward bang ap sae - tructed deieges: = the east fur ity tax collector to his bondsmes gy geese exe stee \for the collector's failure The — lect state and county occupat yeouthi a night and in Orthodox homes on} the first and second nights. The} father conducts the servica anc reads the story of Israel's succe: ful struggle to escape the tryanny d of Bawce from a eal prayer-! The two women are being held book ealled the “Haggadah.” The! in Miami awaiting the action of company joins in the responsive/ the department of labor. The oth- er member of the trio of aliens, Koharic Thomasian, is held in county jail here. charges similar to those preferred against Rendueles. Nebo was} slated to await the action of the grand jury. i 1 | readings and in singing the folk- songs which accompany the serv- ice. The Seder service is rich with| ancient customs. Four cups of RED CROSS FUND wine are symbolic of God’s four promises of redemption made to! Israel as recorded in Exodus VI:/ to bring the people out of bond-| age, to'deliver them from servi-j tude, to redeem them from all} dependence in Egypt, and to se-; NEARLY TWO HUNDRED DOL-| LARS RAISED THUS FAR lect them as “the people of the | FOR FLOOD REFUGEES STILL MOUNTING: Lord.” A fifth cup of wine, call- ed the Cup of Elijah, remains in the center of the table as a sym- bol of the final redemption which tradition says will be announced; Red Cross flood relief funds by the prophet and teacher, Eli-| being collected by the local chap- ! { ! 1 jah. The front door of, the home! iter neared the $200 mark today, ON THIS MORNING BY! head-light glare, and other dan- is opened during the service that! but are still fer from the quota this, long awaited guest may find! of $500 fixed for this city. ! a warm welcome. H It is urgently requested that! Unleavened bread and other | those who intend contributing do! symbols of the holiday are placedso at the earliest possible time, 2.00 1.00 | 2.00 es 5.01 Hospitality | on the table; parsley, as a token! as the funds are sorely needed. duce of the earth; horseradish,| Woman's Guild, St. Paul’s 2.00° signifying the embittered life o: firs: Fred Kirtland 2.00 fruit, denoting the clay with: Norman Artman which the Israelites worked in'L P. Artman - the Pzschal lamb; and a roasted; sier egg, symbolic of the burnt-offer-' Mr. and Mrs. Temple in Jerusalem. Happiness; Key West and joy are apparent throughout; League 6.12} Passover was first observed as] = an cgricultural festival fh in the| SEWER EER \ { spring harvest. With the passing | . years it has come to have a spirit-| GOES 0 DAY TONA' ual meaning. that of human free- | | Israclites’ freedom from slavery.| As told in the first fifteen; BERKOWITZ ATTENDING CON- the Israelites were enslaved inj VENTION OF ENGINEER- Egypt under the power of the; of distress and commissioned! .. Je nie Moses to make them free. With! Sidney A. Berkowitz, junior ject, is attending the conven- courage he led them out of the! Proect, ao 3 lend 4f éppremion,. through the | tion of the Florida Engineering the Promised Land. (a ate 2-3 and 4. : The Passover reminds the Jews} _ Mr. Berkowitz was secretary of 5 i in-| Engineering Society while attend- through oppressions and it in-!* . is 4 spires them to be of good cour-| ing Florida University where he Israel’s hope and idealism. | oop _-—s SUHOONER YACHT of gratitude to God for the pro- Previously acknowledged $157.76 the Israelites in Egypt; choppe . P. Artman, Jr., Egypt; a lamb bone, emblem of} Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mes- ing brought in tha days of the meritt the service, | Mrs. Wm. R. Porter 5.00 the” freeing of the earth in the} dom as taught. in the story of the} chapters ‘of the Book of Exodus. | Pharaohs. God heard their cries! capex ~ aaa rare foresight and indomitable | °nsineer on the WEA sewerage desert, and to the threshold of | Society being held at Daytona of their deliverance and survival | the student branch of the Florida age, to keep alive the flame of|‘tudied sanitary engineering. ABOARD PLANE ADMATE ARRIVED LAST EVE- NING AND BERTHED IN SUBMARINE BASE FOURTEEN GO OUT YESTER-! i i DAY AFTERNOON EN- | | | jably on the trip over the 40 mile: rived Wednesday, and riving have decided that charm and allure of Key the West was hot overrated by their friends and have already decided to speyd next winter here. Before leaving Saturday they will probably make arrangements to do so. Diseussing the highway, Mr. Forrest said it was his imi that bridges would mean a great deal to the city in many ways and the completion of the bridges as- sured, many persons would come here' who today do not look favor- Ss water gap, by ferry. GIVE CONCERT AT HOSPIT HOSPITALITY BAND, DI- RECTED BY BARROSO Personnel and patients of the . S. Marine hospital were this! morning treated to another hour 2.00 of delightful music by the Keyj -tready are paved, it is the pur- West Hospitality Band, under the direction of Professor Alfredo Barroso. Each Friday morning this band plays a concert on the lawn in front of the institution. On Tues- days in the afternoon the Marimba band plays and the members sing popular Cuban numbers. Arrangements have been com- pleted, it was said at the hospital today, to have the Welters Cornet Band, the local well-equipped and efficient colored musical organiza- tion play, each Wednesday after- noon, which will complete three concerts weekly, offered for the entertainment of the staff and patients. MRS. J. RUSSELL IN PRIMARY RACE MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT FOR OFFICE OF JUDGE OF JUVENILE COURT Another namé is today added to the list of candidates to be voted on in the coming primaries, that of Mrs. Juliette Russell, who offers for the office of judge of juvenile court. Mrs. Russell is the widow of Howard Russell, who served in the United States navy during the world war, and Mrs. Russell was a yeomanette first class during! the greatest that period. Her many friends, especially |vide for future development pavement requirements.” j | _ Florida's public highways here- ney Gencral Landis said after will have shoulders wide| {, enough to allow parking of the; “It is the duty of the largest vehicles clear of the pave-|t#* collector to ment, and to accommodate horse-jstate and county eccupationa’ jdrawn vehicles and _pedestrians.| cense taxes” and “. . . the j with the wide road shoulder cal-j,_ * es ' culated to reduce accidents 50 per-j ‘2% Collector is required % FER force the payment of these The road department, the pam-| taxes by seizure and sal in | licenses. The official opinion At collect (that when work was started and Phlet explains, is looking to the| property of the pe future without waiting for the|faijc to obtain a | future to become the present. Of- | ficials realize that as Florida be- | *" ez z ‘comes more densely populated, | Violations of the license le jmore pavement width must be-;the comptroller and the state at | provided. It is too late, these of-| torney.” ificials say, te get additional Landis sa‘d it is his opinion | rights-of-way when the time has} county tax collector required j arrived for widening. to exercise reasonable diligence Engineering and surveyingiand if he so performs h j have shown traffic will not stayjhis bondsmen will not be jin its proper lanes on a 40-foot/ for the collector's failure te col- |pavement. Head-on collisions,| ject occupational license taxes. The attorney general said it é presumed the collector has exer- cised diligence and in order to hold him and his bondsmen liable for and it is his duty alse te » duty habie gers are eliminated by the divid- ed lanes—two 20-foot pavements running parallel on the same right-of-way, and each carrying} traffic in opposite directions in the accepted modern method. The department is endeavoring} to secure rights-of-way in all cases 200 feet wide. Where roads 1 H | i €s, it must be shown that he not exercised “resonable gence.” The bond a tax cvllector mak the attorney general said conditioned for the faithfu pose to have the old pavement/| formance of the duties of his off-center, but this is not always i fice.” possible. The stated reason is that addi- tional lands are given to the state without cost and must be taken as they come, usually with an equal amount of land strip on} either side of the pavement. Fur-; ther construction will be plan- ned to avoid this, the vamphlet! said, so that when traffic volume steps up to require a double lane! | there will be room on one side of} the old pavement to construct the | additional lane without then! pomp, the double lane off-|, Berthed at Pier B, naval sta- sip , 2) tion, is the U. S. Army cable Liss pemphlet: ee that} ship-mine layer, General William maintenance co: in ighwavs' M. Gri re lamp- are exactly as they are in other | tea Sees, aes sd Fnes of business—that is. thevjama. First Lieutenant V. M. |are in direct proportion to the, Kimm is in command. jcinge of cane nts which! At, that time the vessel had just . "+ comple! s t if create safety and lower costs of praracarge lassie =e bash ere ae — said.!ing north for overhaul and re- ‘crea auty and make more: conditioning She is en route to attractive the hiehways upon’ Cristobal a another four years ha dil: | CABLE VESSEL SHIP TAKES BERTH AT ONE OF PIERS AT NAVAL STATION which hundreds of thousands of | stay in the tropics. tourists must travel in seeing it GRENWELL GIBSON side beaut'fication which one} hears so much about is actually; DIES OF INJURIES a three-fold business proposition. j j based on good engineering, lower-| ERS ed costs, and less money in the! does not allow for the future} tRig HURT IN AUTOMO- needs of denser population and; much heavier traffic. probably BILE ACCIDENT incentive for the! wider and more modern road-{ i | “In the final analysis, the rond- future for maintenance. This) WAS MEMBER OF COLORED sang? Grenwell Gibson, one of cme: caccetee acum ant te Heery P Pletcher. chai man of the Ecpcbicee coticnsl ccm mstt + ee the cates com r~atwe womg of the party failure to collect the license tax- — conventio st the support his he er governor of Kan staking Hare on is 2 pefore Landon attention by + compel him to take the stump from the delta to the gulf. That’s important, because the Democrats will have need of a man like Harrison in the national campaign. organize the “youth the Republican houch in good stan ting onseryst'ves, he has leader im the midwestern Fheralize the Republican Reynolds having trouble starting an automobile. So they obligingly gave him a shove with the police car. Shortly afterwards the owner of the machine report- ed it stolen. The two patrolmen, slight- ly red in the face, spent a couple of embarrassing hours til they finally located Reynolds. He was held on charges of auto theft. ROUTE TO MIAMI those who suggested that she an-! | Auxiliary Schooner Yacht Ad-|nounce her candidacy, point out! jmate arrived in port last evening/that she is the mother of four! Capacity passenger list was car-} and berthed at one of the piers in| children, three girls and one boy, ried yesterday on the Pan Amer-'the submarine base yacht basin. | that she is eapable of filling the ican plane which left 4 o'clock; The yacht is owned by Theodore) office and able from experience} NASIK, India, April 3.—Plans| brain, The Citizen was advised for Miami. | Leonard, Jr., and has a crew of! gained through motherhood, to; for the first Hindu military col-| today. On the list were: P. J. Galvin,; eight. Her home port is Colum-}temper justice with mercy when} lege outside the control of the) Gibson was driving the car | Myer Schwartz, John Gravlee,/bus, Ohio. handling the cases of juveniles. { government, at a cost of approxi-| when the mishap occurred. His | Henry Hearn, Franklin E. Al-| The Admate was one of the; Mrs. Russell says that many; mately $250,000, have been an-; companions, William Edwards and’ bert, Edgar Stark, Ethel Chand-} yachts in the St. Petersburg-Ha-/ friends have voluntarily offered} nounced by Dr. B. 8. Moonje,, Albert Curry, suffered injuries, ler, Elizabeth Kniffin, Forest; vana races, but encountered light/ their support, and she feels justi-| veteran Hindu leader. the former a severe cut in the Gay, Otto Fanbeiri, John Blod-! adverse winds, and the owner de-) fied in announcing for the office.| |The financial support of rich back. gett, Florence Sullivan, Marjorie | cided to put into Key West, ar-|She promises a faithful perform-} Higdu merchants is being solicit- Gibson was unconscious. when (POD DOM BMW 4\ Soma, Harry C. Galey. itiving under power. [ance as juvenile judge if elected. }ed. ! brought to the hospital. WAGNER BEER IS ALL IT’S CRACKED-UP TO BE! YOU WILL AGREE THAT THIS IS TRUE AFTER DRINKING THE FIRST BOTTLE. ON SALE EVERYWHERE three colored men who were in- HINDUS PLANNING jjured in the automobile accident MILITARY COLLEGE °" the county road Wednesday afternoon, died “yesterday eve- (Ry Axseciated Pre<a) jing, from concussion of the sodbenes been a drive party WHITMAN’S EASTER CANDIES Fresh Shipment Received Today §} Key West Drug Co. Phone 40 Free Delivery POISONED BY CANDY : NAPLES—A jealous rival was suspected when Giscoma Mar- coglia of city was fatally poisoned andy received in the , mail.