The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 20, 1936, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service. For 56 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West VOLUME LVIL No. 148. Che Key Wiest Citizen K ce most ran ey Wes equat ouRtry ; average eit KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1936. DEMOCRATIC MEET 'HIGHWAY ROUTE LAST NIGHT FILLED | IN FLORIDA TO WITH ENTHUSIASM: BE IMPROVED —- j | i FEANS FORMULATED ~ “FOR ceroRts WILL BE\MADE) TO GREAT ROOSEVELT NOMIN-! ATORS NATIONAL RALLY) TO BE HELD JUNE 27 MAKE SYSTEM OF GREAT-} EST POSSIBLE SERVICE TO! ALL PEOPLE OF STATE Though the weather was for- { (Special to The Citizens | bidding and there were a number! TALLAHASSEE, June 20.—A| of other offairs being held last | highway system in Florida that night, the attendance at the meet-| will be of the greatest possible! ing for formulating plans for the! the great Roosevelt Nominators Na- tional Rally, was thusiastic, | The mceting was explained by |W under way, it was announced | Robert F. Spottswood, who called, by C. B. Treadway, chairman of | attention to the great national/the state road department. rally which is to be held Satur-! ‘The survey is being financed‘ day, June 27, to hear the presi-: with federal funds, the U. S. Bu- mace prance: eerecch nee ca of Public Roads having the} lly advised of his nomina- : cooperation of the state road de-! tion for reelection, . As he broke precedent by going partment and the state planning | board. In addition to Florida, 39! ervice to all the people of jstate is the objective of the state-| en- survey | good, and wide highway planning e TO TAMPA i Steamship Fiorida, of the P.} and O. S. S. company, arrived from Hevana yesterday afternoon with 436 first class passengers that Contest for before the Democratic National states are conducting similar | president, so wil! he break another w ! In Florida, Chairman before a crowd of about 100,000 ; be given to rural roads and high- every part of the country. ining of the survey, Mr. for rallies in every part of the ‘™aller cities and towns of Flor- | GHetAE these ae Rag aten Ge agricultural products to mar- ing there to hear the president’s|CONducted under the direction of) these great national rallies there of Flerida for highway construc-; riod of at least twenty years. To, Roosevelt Nominato 3 Membership in the organiz: i eerie a leeeding, an analysis of highway! forwarded to the pre jeount of the vehicles using bata iath The purchaser keeps! eatablishments! | sone HooweveltsRally sniany cit in and destination of traffic us-; accomplish two purposes, it was!" Will be given facilities that| nomination, a substantial part of Bolle se aeons menurest ct paign with victory rallies in ev- study of highway finances, to < Out such taxes, who pays them and Spettswood’ siasm of his listeners and with-- The traffic survey, as planned| ecompanying er blanks, andj Ben D. Trevor, of the Monroe! Committee, purchased the first of | representing the Young Demo-| VESSEL LEFT LATE IN AFT-| of the tickets, and also took a and Junior Woman’s Clubs, busi-! and make efforts to dispose of LB jand 16 second cless passengess. PRIMARY ‘BALLOTS <orcersx, evs Bue, Ruiz, Rogelio Cori. ; lots for use at the polls in the: ¢mbarked at Key West: J. W.) C. Sawyer, in the county court; J°hn Manning, C. M. Powell, A. ed as follows: First precinct, } 800; fifth precinct, 800; sixth Announces ninth precinct, 100; tenth Convention in 1952 to receive the . 4 notification of his nomination for Planning sur Lyle tar tional masher highway system. precedent when he males his ac-! 2 Ae _Tread- | ceptance sepech at Franklin Field Way said, particular attention will | people, and lifts his voice for Ways serving smaller communi- them and the listening millions in’ ties. One motive behind the plan-! Tread-| Rallies All Over Country +: W2Y See wasire See Le vee Arrangements have been made ten) Ere raporea tony sae ities 0 : aules i ~, ida and to determine the actual: country, Mr. Spottswood explain: ‘eds of the state-in the moving | y : ket ' Saturday evening, with as many |“°y, ge oe of the people as can attend, be- Mhensuriey, we iich nis ieteine Vee acca |W. M. Parker, is planned to re-} leis of ad ea holding | ¥¢2!_ scientifically the exact needs} is being created a nation-wide | 10" paresis tances Onna grapoication tobe Known a4 thel oestnet ia, a thorough sare ie 7 CI Wait Roosevelt inventory of the existing road | Again.” | facilities of the state already has} “ been started by Parker and his} - 2 oe gas staff. tion costs $1, for which is given} * E eee = ! in return a ticket and the pur-! While: hiss nee necry) #= la maEEca is place aH f ‘ sident after |COUF Ter oEREP eta ae thesnomination. ‘Thesticket tam) Sone ote eee Coe diel aadtianin jmiade, locations of farms, busi- his receipt for mem-|"¢SS : churches bership in thd organization, and schools and dwelling houses will; the. athesswilh aaa the heater be spotted, and the inventory will, ijnelude conceivable point of orig- in the country. + naa priae:, . { The Roosevelt Nominators will|iT& "the highway. Special atten- esieehey. will havecraised hy relate in any manner to tourist | the very day of the president’s|*?@vel in Florida. : the national campaign fund, and.‘he present state highway | sys-| secondly. will launch that eam-(t€™ the survey will include aj Z show what taxes are being levied ac aett x i 2 ad a ee |for road purposes, the yield of! icksts Pa Mr. s explanation how the payments gre divided -be- | was su sto awaken the enthu- tween urban and rural residents.| in a short time he had placed a: by Parker, will last one fuil| number o/ the tickets with ac-! year. | i received the assurance that they | would, be disposed of. ‘FLORIDA BRINGS | County Democratic Executive! 452 PASSENGERS i the tickets, and was provided with | H a number for sale. Everett Rivas, | es: | eratic Club, purchased the second | ERNOON ENROUTE number, which he will sell. j Others representing the Senior/ ness and prof mal organiza-! tions, agreed to accept tickets them before the great rally next Saturday night at Bayview Park./ Arrivals for Key West Concepcion Ruiz, Maria Celia Ruiz, Eugenia Ruiz, | Lois Ruiz, Dolores Ruiz, Ana The Florida sailed at 6 o’clock Delivery of 5,000 official bal-| With the following passengers who! second primary next Tuesday, was| Key. L. C. MeTyeire, M. L. Done | made this morning to Clerk Ross|!8*, T- C. Spencer, G. C. Shaw house. ic: Brown, Mrs. Urbana Bethel, The ballots are to be distribut-| Harry Bethel, Valentine Mesa. | 300; second precinct, 400; third precinct, 500; precinct, 900; seventh precinct, 900; eighth precinct, 100; precinct, 200. | cancelled and entries will be refunded. ; succumbed to the | gation, thrown out and annulled. | fourth precinet, H negligible, when the possible re-|of Mexico. People in remote ex Tp BAYVIEW PARK ;sults and benefits ere consider-| posed places on coastal islands; Prize Ford, June 24th, has been |! jhouse this morning. By PRESTON GROVER (By Associated Prensy WASHINGTON, June and many other able-bodied men} throughout the country, are ae these days. — NANKING, June 20.—Chinese BORAH HOOV ISTANBUL, June 20.—Sixty! , TARIFF THEORY reincarnation of an ancestor, have} change for Bra n cofiee, trade : HAS AGREED TO LOWER: __ Pious inmates of a famous mon- | ACCORDING TO REPORTS CUSTOMS MEN MERCE WILL PICK UP \ students, government employees, od sources predict the ad-/ MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED ' ce ; on —— MONKS pone rf sill SPOTLIGHT IS TURKEY NOW SWAPS priests whose religious principles thousand tons of rk coal military pre-| PART THAT EACH HAD IN RE. Gentenurevesl! eee } i PRESS ASSN. astery in western China have} a LEAVE FRIDAY: By PRESTON GROVER ON FLORIDA z Se , CHANGE LOOMS = | COAL FOR COFFEE prevent them from stepping on} have been shipped to Rio de Ja- paredness fever that is sweeping; PUBLICAN CONVENTION| It is believed that the barter! RATES ON CERTAIN COM-: asked and received permission to} UNITS ARRIVE (Hy Ansocinted YESTERDAY; | TURING FROM ’ (hy Associated Press) i (By Axsociated Presx) i : ants lest they crush life from the! neiro within four months in ex- China. | j will be doubled next year. | | WAS PERHAPS TYPICAL, | MODITIES; SAID THAT COM-. drill and handle rifles just as; FROM HAVANA WASHINGTON, iii VACATIONING | There are those who think that; COLLECTSR ANGLE AND AS. Infc CLAIMS CONE i SISTANTS DEPART .ON CONTINUES T0 (ee eee STEAMER FLORIDA lever marked an era in American} GAIN STRENGTH «=». It is net that Borah and Hoover ministration ultimately may trade re-! the political spotlight has passed pipet a= niet ARRIVING ee HAD B=EN progiam, In treaties negotiated so far, Secre-/ the dozen or more trade! IN HAVANA A, J. Angle, collector of cus- ( tary of State Hull has agreed to: ower tariffs on certain commodi- , ties. But it has not been specified it each treaty nation must buy rom the United States an an: equal to what it sells to the L ates. The evident promise that once trade barriers are re-'terday afternoon on th moved commerce will pick up ope and the United States will get an!‘hip Florid: even break. This process tion inf the Cuban capital be speeded because, under “most! visits to other parts of the island favored~ nation” treaties with: Membe-s cuts grant- +) told The Citizen they ed to one must be granted to the! a nie wonderful time and the experience Key West for two days .v' lave putting behind them all pub-| with the local unit, left yes district, who was in Members of the Alabama Pres iting y ad Association, members of their terday {families and lar int! : . DAN NAVARRO, LOCAL CAM- ‘lic life—neither PAIGN MANAGER FOR CAN-, apparently DIDATE, VERY HOPEFUL| tH ™o5t remote idea of jthat. But a new generation i OF HIS SUCCESS ana they has} afternoon for Tampa. In company with Collector An- gle were Customs Officers M. L. T. C. Spencer and G. C. ta) Powell, doing edi friends, numbering more ris- been: 400, returned from Havana yes stand ling in public lif Doug las elder statesmen, regard mpaign mana-' whether their roles be critical or|Jehn Manning and C. M. P. Cone, guberna- {who w here to assist t eae ee Deere, the) units in handling thet next Tuesday, says that repor' ber of passenyers who by wire from aii parts of the cous ‘ana yesterday. state, are that Mr. Cone is gaining by rapid strides, and it seems positive that Dade and Hillsboro counties will go Cone. His established character, y in all of his dealings, decency with which he has con- ducted his campaign, will be the inducements which will result in the citizens of Fiorida giving him a majority of over 50,000 at the; polls next Tuesday, is the voiced} opinion of his supporters, } Reports are pouring in at cam-! Rather, after the war years paign headquarters which indi-|and particularly during __his cate, says Manager Navarro, that! troubled presidency, his attention Cone will show the largest ma-|was focused largely upon domes- jority any governor has ever re- tig ques ions. He became the ad- ceived in Florida, and ‘he Tichfy}Vocate of busi expansion, of deserves it. ; development American — in- Today Mr. Navarro received a! dustry. telegram from the candidate.} Inevitable, of course, each had which advises, “I have been a!a part in other fields, Borah in friend to the laboring man asi domestic legislation and Hoover chairman of the Florida delegatio an intervenor seeking solution oC ee jmeees fot the post-war reparations and Soe 2 See els ave i debt questions, consistently supported Mr. Roose-|““rrhe" part each had in’the Re- velt and heartily approve WPA} publican convention was perhaps and FERA. I seek no change in! typical, Borah seemed most pleas- SUyAUE een EOL CYS pe ieee with his anti-league and world government. en elected | ae er tenga Saige: erner, I will cooperate to the full. Page aratad eet pees 4 est extent with all federal agen-| tandard declarations. cies for the benefit of Florida. ("ang Hoover? He pleaded for FRED P. CONE.” jan end of what he described as a John Good of Jacksonville will Girt toward dictatorship and arrive here this evening over the}. 2ain pointed to industrial de- highwa: ing the jinteresticct ne velopments as a sound course to CT pe ete ie irecovery. He cast his eyes abroad jonly to bring back a picture of CIRCUIT COURT |coliectivist government which he were not good for America. bs less of | Shaw, and Immigration x Dan Navarro, ¢ after a delightful ger for Fred torial candidate, in the num- arrived friendly. Borah never set foot off ‘American continent, yet he be- ‘came for his time a foremost authority on foreign a and n outstanding influence upon his country’s internaional rela- tions. On the other hand, Hoover was so long away from America that} |for a time he was more widel:| 'known abroad than at home. But} {did his become a voice that spoke! in- terms of international ex- perience? of E JOHN MACHIN- f the vacationist par was one never to be forgotten The entirely different atmosphere. unusual customs and the courtesy met everywhere, “made one they were in some European c ital,” said one of th Some of the travelers quick trips to important and teresting places in Key West be tween arrival and departure the sh’p, and were delighted with what they saw of Key West whicl some of them said. was not jlike some parts of Havana. They were necially with the variety and number r of $46.-\fich at the Key West Aquarium ; 000,000 in trade. To some that! and regretted that ship did ‘means simply thi That Brazil! not have a longer stay in port lis prepared to ship her products: Bs pe es Doubts Appear Huil’s view has been that ative and that the recipro treaties could be used wo pry down international barriers with-} dvantage ‘td the United! Mr. { fee grou Funeral services for John Ma- : chin, five years old, who died on Wednesday, will be held tomor- row afternoon at 5 o’clock at the residence cn B: street. Funeral ‘angements are charge of the Lopez Fune Home, States. But certain trade developn have c¢ ed some to sp whether the secretary of may not modify his position. 1, with which a recipr y recently was negotiated, reported to have agreed with Ger-! many for an. exchange nents late state Experience Wasted in ca e pleased of {to the U d States under the lowered tari but advertising jher own buying power to Ger-} KEY WEST _ ane rather, than taking Unitee j Stat s goods. | i & argued that if a quota Will Vote For ivesty adieens laeenedt © read | would have been obligated to buy| CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION rican goods in return for the op-! —and— [events to sell here. Triangle Balks ! Part of Mr. Hull’s theory has | | Permitted to sell here and, with —is— |the money, buy from another jnation which, in its turn, would | 9 | buy from the United States. Thus i commerce would react to a filip er a wider field. | Now reports are that Australia, Next Governor | wri mize ordinarity se 5 one corner ha “triangle, ihas put up tariff and quota bar- !viers against United States goods st favored nation” sch perhay v outright that any re- ciprocating nation should be pre- pared to a dollar’s worth of wheat or cotton from the United States for every dollar’s worth of "fine wine or coffee the United rom the treaty-sign- oe CARRiES HIS CANDIDACY TO WEST FLORIDA JACKS 20.—Jubilant over re-action in Central Florida tc his announced vi campaign for ction as § Superintcndent Pubtic struction, W Cawthor planned to push his candidacy 1¢-lection into West Florida over the Despite tke secon ere the and re In S. today ov week-end the <hort be primary, izing he ond time org. iquatre several many communitie alive -with flucntial Cawthon workers. The educator who is basing his intensive been that the treaties would work by “triangular trade.” Thus j Br zil, for instance, would be The Brazilian and Australian cities instances lead to conjecture as to whether Mr. Hull will restrict the <r weve in- c avowed platform of mpaign on ring received hear. politics out Catch Phrases Some o7 the catch phrases 7 out at the convention may figure/ in campaign language: “Mother Hubbard Economics” Hoover. CLAIMED TO BE FIRST TIME} New Deal Caesar”’—Steiwer. IN HISTORY/OFJKEY<west, |“ "ew Greade"—Snell | “Three Long Years”—Steiwer. IN WHICH GRAND JURY/ Former President Hoover got MET ON ELECTION FRAUDS (al! answers to all things in one of |the questions he propounded to cuit court in Monroe cant was all upon the issue (of American he fa: as gee i a Pac ceiesaes essen aon ae ity pigs crdered adjournment, sine die. {224 look back? The first time in the history of! Yes,” roared part of the mas the cunita sit ts ceil ahatin gran ;}ed audience. With equa! vehe- jury was empanelled to inves! seta em beomed: | gate into alleged election fravés,| “No.” | : which investigation resulted in{_ Jt was just another case of the indictments against an office|!tish corporal who shouted to his holder, ; trooper: What the outcome of this will| be is, of course, only conjecture, } it is pointed out, but it is a cer-} tainty that legal steps are to be, taken to have the absentee ballots, which brought about the inve: liberties), or w the of ha< Cawthon, ee ypointed t holds in 1 his desk in and out year aring tnat employ him for a cer. nd it is his duty to to tet job. ing nation. e now ed ‘SPENCER FUNERAL HERE ON MONDAY BODY TO ARRIVE FROM DEN. VER, COLO., ON STEAM- SHIP FLORIDA dec the tain tick people ye fight or will ye run “We will!” “What say ye?” “We will not!” “That’s right, me brave I knew ye would.” ADVISORY 10 A. M. EST—Tropical iturbance incfeasing in intens The investigation of the grand | Ernest Roberts jury into this matter cost the) central 7 A. M. about 225 to 25 + . state: For witnesses, $100.40; for! miles eastsoutheast of Browns at eoeek = bene of the jurors, both those who served | ville, Texas, moving between! {by his widow. The funeral will| on the grand jury and the petit northwest and north about ue HON FRED CONE be held on Monday afternoon at) scar oon making a total of; miles per hour, attended by strong = 15 o'clock from the Lopez Funeral | 781.80. ’ | winds over a wide area and prob- e359 Home. a Florida’s Next Governor Survivors besides his widow.| | | MONDAY NIGHT | | | i i Hl i ! Key West and the st Steps toward this end are to be initiated Monday, it is under- stood. i | } : 8 o’Clock | | vote. best qualified to fill the The absentee vote of The body of Vernon “Spencer, json of Mrs. Faustino Rendueles, {who died in Denver, Colorado, jlast Monday, will arrive in Key | West Monday morning on the ‘Steamship Florida, accompanied dit men; 3 s Parish, 14; Roy Fulford, 426. Vote for Cleveland “Whatever was expended for! ably gales near center. and competent to handle are three sisters, Cora Rendueles, j the grand jury and witnesses is advised vessels in northwest Gulf} Mrs. J. R. Taylor and Mrs. H. L.| ” as Pe = | Holcomb; brother, Faustino Ren ed,” said a citizen in the court | south of Galveston advised to seek | dueles, Jr.. and step daughter. |cafer location. aay | Elizabeth Sheffard, (Pa Politica: which come within the se A COMMITTEE Winter Visitors To Key West Predict Oversea Bridges Will _ Hasten Travel To Island Gity Feel That City Will Bene- fit Te Great Extent From That Will Be Routed This Way Travel Letters from Winter wisitors who have enjoyed their vacations in Key Wesi and believe tha: the bridges will mean greatly im- creased travel te this city, have writen many letters of con- gratulations to Key Westers congratulating you Hilliard joins me im the Key West om the certainty of the and rex: of our friends im replacement of bridges highway We are hoping to ot) aim the benefit of the bridges as weil as the delights of a Key West next AS your lest inte your winter” “We will goeat'y benefit your city Leliewe these bridges and bring in than We enjoyed more visiters you can take care of our stay in Key, West and want tha: everybody che kind You have no idea little a te to ws the were given us helped to life worth while. If che Man spares us we will ret te Florida this Fall T attentions UP HIS CAMPAIGN °” STEAMER CEIBA ARRIVES HERE VESSEL TAKES ON FUEL OIL AT PIER OF PORTER DOCK COMPANY Tonight At 10-00 o'Cleck HABANA-MADRID CLUB Del Woods’ Orchestr= ADMISSION Smooth Mus- Soe Coot Breezes Under Notice To Voters ate Go to the polls Tuesda J sioner of the fifth district Harold E. Russell, Niles the fifth district and elect a ma the OD Ad CONTENT---AND WAGNER BEER IS RIGHT THERE ON THE JOB WITH iTS DELICIOUS FLAVOR..IN OTHER WORDS, IT’S JUST RIGHT