The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 16, 1937, Page 1

AY, MARCH 16, 1937, eee | Demonstrates Great a PILOTS IN Codecccrcecccccccccccccecccccccesccsesoeseoeesos Appearing in The Washington jfather-had the first cable laid to COLD SPRING HARBOR, N./ Garett printed under a Key West!©™PAny. Her father, a lawyer, Y., March 16.—A report showing | date line relative to the activities/®™®duated from the University of | that loans of a few hundred dol-|of Miss Betty Maloney, manager| Vitginia, and was the first amd Te Ponenelly Extend In Chahahahuldedead cette premetnns ef vitation To Cuba’s Presi-| "ARE SPECIMEN AT” | wan covennwent dent To tou! TROPICAL AQUARIUM we aca ane ok wars +" phelps = atin a gil (she is 2) Miss | . ‘we 'keeping made by the German gov- | P2nying up is # picture) “As a girl s now 32) Miss | , lernment to brides and grooms, PR Miss Maloney, and the. article'Meloney attended convents | ; : gives a full description of her du-! Georgia, South Carolina and Mary- \- (Ry Assoctated Presa) ange for ‘more Pa rat gr lees to the position, ana She was away at school for} NEW YORK, March 16.. irths in two years, has been pul ie article is reproduced here-| twelve years without coming back |lished in “The Eugenical News” | with: ___jat all during that time, Her last —Rear Admiral Richmond: : BERD “Qne of the. pleasant surprises’ years in University were spent at|P. Hobson, U. S. N., Spanish- 3 sees i s re “ay Hy - Py ‘ , [hig withthe cxcra_ tubers ee men they come eiJohne Hopkin in Balmer. | American War naval, oto | went a big drop in abortions. “The ' ager of the airport. Not a hostess, “‘What did-you major in, that; died suddenly of a heart at- | Eugenical News” is the organ of|if you please, but manager, andi landed you here?’ we urged, sus- tack at his home today. a ithe Eugenics Research association. ithe first and only one to hold such! pecting that she must have had The report is made by Marie E./# peak jams preparation for her present; Death oceurred as he was Bei. is young, gracious, attrac-, work, j me { gine Ma kes the |ti¥@ and unmista akably intel'igent,! ‘You'd be surprised,’ che | leaving for his office. He’ right after entering the aqua- | at says, makes the ang it is a delight to alight from|laughed. ‘I had a wonderful time| had donned his hat and coat, Mata hid mee anclaties loans to couples who pass health/the plane arid make her acquaint- taking just the coure I really want- and was ready to leave the {examinations before marriage. The j ance. ed to: journalism and scientific ; advance is made in coupons, pr beet ee ye mens a real) bese ss ee ef house when he was stricken. household goods only. Loans are! 2Mevement. She has not ony) inal responsibility for t Pw rth $200 0 % organized an efficient office, bat, plane leaving Miami for Key West, || - Pana Seat aed tthe apg iis ae . Sa aba has overcome the prejudice of ‘rests with this office, for weather | im good health. He was 65, birth of a baby reduces the debt The decision was reached fol- & meeting held with the Mayor and others upon the receipt of a telegram from Congressman dose Manuel Castillo who inform- H the pilots and won their respect ‘reports and sea conditions are sent i r oa! i QM. and confidence. fearly in the morning and minute BLIP TTsa ss poe and See decent ee “Most_of them were outraged | reports are vent and received all _ 2 TO TRAVEL ant at the idea of her appointment, or day. LEGION S. J. Groves and Sons company, =i ee jat least extremely dub‘ous. They; “It is also Miss Maloney’s task : Minneapolis, Minn, $365,932 l 1 0 000 DOG BECOMES spént ot days for the frst few to deliver into the pilots’ hands the the hand- bas trips ribbing her, but when they!dispatch papers containing the Wisconsin Bridge and fren Com f) MILES found she could take it, they one| weight report with full data of! ‘ Wise, 9318, and all beeame her loyal friends.|oil. gas, personal and luggage Where do you come from?’; weight which must be ‘transposed k GANI- we asked her, ‘and how do you! from pounds to kilograms. fe | AER AOe. se aes " Te happen to have such a job? What! slso receives from the pilot the ZATION CELEBRAT$SD ROSS-BREED CANINE HAS /was your preparation for it? P!ease dispatch case he brings with him T NI SPENT ONE THOUSAND |‘! on arrival. { = Born In Key West “Her greatest joy in her job is HOURS IN AIR “Twas born in Key West,’/ that she has been able to batter came the answer. ‘I have the job! down to some extent the prefud:{ Members of the American Le- by a kind of fluke, and I had “no| ice against women holding jobs|@ioy Post of Key West, their preparation for it at all. I had!equally with men. ‘It makes me {8ussts, the Ladivs Auxiliary, and, never been in a plane but once in| furious,’ she says, ‘to have any-|'®. all who attended the jmy life when I got the appoint-jone h‘at that women are not asi @ magitinive! © held in the ‘ment, and. knew nothing whatever | intelligent and as capable as men.’ ;esion ha't shad a d: COLLEGE STUDENT HAS AL- READY TRAVELED FAR IN SEEKING EDUCATION (My Associnted Prenn) President Bra, and at. the| SEDALIA, Mo., March 16.— meeting the proposal will be made} Teston Sumner has traveled 85,- to the latter that he present |,000 miles in less than six years as fore ‘CHRISTI, Tex., are: ‘est on! a commuting college student. 16.—“Skipper,” a cross-breed in tl . “me he receives his de-{-i¢ and St, Bernard dog, is a vet- (By Associated Presny ed at once, had it not been for the on the of the com- to re t bie office manager of the publicity; th’s girl pursues she wants bi yomen, | ; Si B 7 ‘ office. And one suspects that it/with determinetion. The story is/ad J. Hernandez, the first rahe“ Sager ‘one-time ~~ ~ wire Pond - ji “Ski » has{Was because she was so efficient | told that in the early days when|for the men. ‘ phone company here from 4 p. m, | Corbin estimates “Skipper” has and capable that she was recom-!she was strugg'ing to get this of-| During the evening a soven-'ernoon from Havana, where he well within the estimate, and until midnight, attended Central|‘raveled 100,000 miles and | m9 ended for the present work’ fice in shape, she signed as she slovs | Picee ofehestra, furnished ent-anc-jhad been visiting for # brief tims, there is no question im the mit Missouri Teschers’ col‘ege at War- |which she took up in December | now, her radiograms and other|ig mus:e, and delicious refresh- accompanied by Mis. Ewan and a Gf the comtisiion thet the Gan re to}the University of Missouri in 1938; 1" © cugey ; famous Cuban|he will have traveled 110,000 miles) 408 belonging to Mr. and Mrs. in quest of an education. Ace Corbin, aviation enthusiasts, Summer, employed by a tele-| has. spent 1,000 hours in the a 1 rensburg, 30 miles. west of here,| han sticking its, Head ont. of She of the same year. communications with her last name; ments consisting of ice cream, goup of friends. P for four years, Now in h’s second seer window into the rushing, “<Grasbgranidaighter of Wal-lonly, ‘At that time few of the pilots}¢ake and coffee, were served. | Their trip to the Cuban capital | tract will be awarded to that com year at the university, he makes|W!n¢- = \ter-C. Maloney, who wrote the and employes of the company knew | —_— {was made in a Pan-American tri- PAY, &* soon ae the detail in the 72-mile trip to Columbia and > 1 ‘first history of Key West and who] of her appointment, and one day ‘LOSES DECISION ' motored St:nson plane, and is one ‘connection with the rivete i return five times a week. Domestic Squabb e lis responsible for many of the ex-|2 message came to the radio man {of the most complete and modern’ smoothed out. : HIS WIFE DEPART ENROUTE Sumner is driving his fifth mo-| Has Political Tinge isting admiralty laws, Betty Ma-| { loney’s life and interest are close- ily tied to this island. Her grand- tor car since his college career be- TO CHARLESTON i . skin wi “ “ , " gan. He figures his skeepskin will duty naeetiené-Presay ing Irishman named Maloney?’ ” bast atte tas een nee: ae company was $74,800 and that of represent $4,500 in transportation | . Meck 1 as. and ineidenta] costs. antentis €cuma with 2, poliscal| | BULL BROKE OWN) NECK BY, Colonial Hotel: They planned to the Wisconsin Bridge and fren ‘wave this afternoon for Fort Laud- company was $62,502. This eon who have just conc’uded a delight- background was unfolded in "Ci Z $ Di d CHARGING INTO MO! {Chaat where Mr. aie { te) ' . Ewan is mana- tract calls for the construction of , TEMPERATURES ae ceneie on ity ning ISCUSSE TOR VEHICLE ger for the Eastern Aircraft Sup- & complete bridge deck on, apd ful visit in Key West, occupying The husband complained that) is wi Cc ion, neces.ary ¢ to the quarters in the naval station, left | S®Oeeeeseesooe: seccce his wife had developed commu- t M ti L t Ni ht a. pe ‘orporat.on. y changes swim over the highway yesterday for bawen Highest {25m in a rabid form, thus caus- ee ing as Ig { ron ce martes rem al a met ot ‘span on Moser Channel Bridge, ing him to lose his managerial pene a od he — here: See ! laireraft arriving in Key West this | On Contract H-®, the bid of “ ‘Sav, who the hell is the mt 0 Al season, tho Mesth Acusten Gontteadion ; sits in | } Commander Lue'en B. Greene, U, 8. N., reitred, and Mrs. Greene, Miami. Statier— Jast night last 24 hours |. > | ef i, After stopping there for a brief | Abilene . 36 job in a local public aoe gee ee ie ae on Ep OTS, by the engineers, and it wil be stay they will continue to Charles-|At‘anta _...... 40 The wife*countersharged Sit) i icdeuhinad Estuk ankors.. stewie ait ears mcr 8 | B lasccumey for the sonia ton, S. C., where they will spend| Boston —.2...... 48 the husband had always been *'GLASSES SURVIVE a is v State college student, stopped his! leall for other bids on tie. Ete & while with Admiral and Mrs. {Buffalo sl anata ee eae : Point was the meeting on city 20n-| ye eae | ne ‘il now sympathized wit H ae ! ieee 6 the nary gerd Mrs. pChaanettan se political views, but that he was! 4,060-FOOT FALL ing held last evening at the! The bull charged and did $76! Franklin E, Albert, director of Ph ons a —* ‘ damage to the car, break ng his) PERA in this area, said today hat bide for paneer 4 the Butler is Mrs. Greene's mother, Chieago 32 prego 2 - |now meanly objecting just be- ‘cause he knew “which side his) own neck. Dorman and two com-| that several bids were received which were ealed for im the tes j bread was buttered.” NEIGHBOR FOUND SPECTACL- Caroline strczt, at which the zon-|Pan‘ons escaped injury. yesterday for the airplane land-' o¢ The Citizen on March % avd 19, \ i Denver 48 home of Wallace Bryant Kirke, on H Bought For Detroit 34 Galveston 46 , | Evid havi been brought} ; ing bat which is in service at ” . $3.00. Yields $650 weg alot the wife's. active sympathies| ES ON FARM OWNED BY | ing problem was discussed from! STEAMER C ‘AME hae woshitie thr Pin Sty Om. a o Be beng sui qeiateksonville 5 72 Seep lected see Risen LOSER’S FATHER | different angles, \wa | ecalt_for ‘bide om this piece of These bids which were teasived . Mont., re! .—Iti Kansas City ’ 26 B4 fe e husband a decree on the) i : i { t ing property were issued said the engineer, would be re was a pleasant surprise for E.iKEY WEST 67 82 jground that “it was desirable to; | Attending the meeting was Hen-; IN PORT FOR j some time ago by Mr. Albert who turned to the bidders and other MeParland of Cole, Mont., when Little Rock .. 40 | dissolve a marriage when an anti-/ (iy Anapeiated, Prenay try "W. Brewer, of New Haven, isaid that the Pan American com-; bids called for to be opened im the drawer of an old kitchemiLos Angeles 60 nazi wife ruined her husband’s; IONIA, Mich., March 16.—For-! ins : Oy |pany had been advised of the’ rooms of the county court beus cabinet he had purchased at auc-' Louisville 32 {eareer; even though he had been! i ut: took a flight in an open| Connecticut, who has been a regu-; ee iter g ompany, Proposed sale of the property. ‘on March 25. tion ii open and disclosed ; Mi: ja radical before Hitler took“ s ae | f ea jglo-Americ eamship © *, The bids received yesterday Prese: & oe mest = for $8 ws — 82 | power.” jcockpit plane to snap aerial photo- ‘Jar winter visitor for several years errived th's morning from Nyborg, | were opened by Auditor Thorpe at Mr, Dune See A oa rm ry" ig ft caged eg Soe ay ! |Denmark, and berthed at the Por- , MeParland bought the cabinet’'New Orleans 36 46 | Lg eae _ taphs. : jand has had a great deal of =o eS if ise sti: |1 o’elock yesterday and will be West, bridge engineer; WH. T when administrators auctioned the'New York .. 36 Chinese Claims Our i, As he leaned over to click the} fi 3 Foon pea BF Ps ee d for Baton forwarded to acksonville head- tor, attorney for the comm sion belonging: of James Wilson, an Pensacola 48 i Virtues, Also Vices ‘'***t his spectacles fell off. The | Perience in the zoning problem ” ease Nad athe tte tile pert to; wmrters of the FERA today. and his sceretary, Mine Floren a toe « Mg nos Mlne tae ae is plane was flynig at an altitude of his own city, and gave an exceed-|rep‘enish her supply of fuel oil, | ARRIVED YESTERDAY cone 2 ® r ca ae om = . ee aetiggen Se sd | Gly Aioedintod Wrenn) | 4,000 feet and Kuntz despaired of : : ..,itook 24,305 gallons and sailed 1! if mi a —) had money hidden in nooks and) Salt Lake City 60 ee The! 2 z : jing'y interesting and informative |“ dest:nats i | the comm'ssion; worne crannies of the building he oc-|San Franesico 64 | CHICAGO, ‘arch = 16.—' © ever seeing the glasses again. j : jo’clock for her dest'na ie i Laurence & Rickert, fleM rep- Lancciet Lester, State Seneten As cupied but officers had searched; Seattle ~ 54 | three — namie sai sayS| A few days later a neighbor , talk on the subject. j Bi estos pater _ C {resentative of the FERA was an thur Gomez, County Commlece shi eaeeeeeis j ee x a z oy a a Sei é a i ing over the situa- B. C. Papy, Judge Wm VA way grog Saves ~ vad areca 3 “ cipline. cae vs jateaiign aia ae the | many of the vicissitudes of the! seas Transportation Company. ar- Jone ddan“ ot gat wl mn . > severa bid over to the administrators. {Williston ...... 82 44 Th - eld se hundred| Ionia county airport. ‘ 3 14 Tia orate teak oe Key West with Direetor representatives of ¢ ercottnr Aaldie revel hare | Joes in port this morning Franklin E. Albert and Auditor ding companies and » ‘args | zoning problems and gave a lot of sey i 1 aE ———-- |members of the American Friends; —— — ---- Ree eceeaas | jof China they would be far better sound and wholesome advice as to les Exceed Leet at shey abt network 20 bine MELAGHOM CARES TO From cae ta tin ohn’ ty Shes ——- - fi lor try to be so smart. | ROAD IN TRAILERS “°°: EL geiie seas | 3 | which will be beneficial when the i | “The trouble with you Amer- t sale ie we { ! ore e wis 1ons or ficans,” he said, “is that you make| (By Assocrated Press) ercenne Is taken apa Key West. ; ne ousan OMAP jo thine that is tairiy good and) SEATTLE, Wash, March 16—| At the cbne'usion of the meet-| ON BRIDGE WORK. x is then you want to make it better.| Bishop Gerald Shaughnessy of this ing it was decided to discuss this j B r e ve Ope “A Chinese abhors efficiency; Es Coe. matter at the meeting of city coun- | _ i fl ge e es at the municipal other was 91 bunches of woolj becanse it leaves him no peace of Roman Catholic diocese will take oy tomorrow night and appoint a| Another group of men was to-| sah i he ch It ' ‘eiti ; . a} which sold for $308.66. niind. He has a total disinterest! the church to communicants iM commission to study out the mat-/day requisitioned by the Clarke; Reports coming from the spong-| in punctuality because he wants! remote Pudget Sound districts by ter of zoning as applicable to this | Construction Co.. which was Requisitions for workmen on Miami with thirty-five tons of “s Jo of interes'od spectator freight for Key We: ,John Thorps. jof intere pectators Sponge sponge dock yesterday brought Wannamaker total of $1,147.29, including both) ia. are to the effect that! plenty of leisure. He has a na-'means of a motorboat and chapels’ city, \awarded Contract C. in the Over-|the Florida Keys received yes-| request calls on sales of wool and yellow offer-) ome of the fishermen who left’ tural dislike for discipline be-|installed in auto trailers. The! Present at the meeting besides;seas Bridge projects and have,terday and asking for immediate rinicner. gesietante Sour lebeowrs within the past two weeks already| cause he believes in lots of in-|diocese is larger than Oh |Mr. Kirke and Mr. Brewer were: their camp at Lower Matecumbe.}response which is to be given, ' six colored! were received from Wannamaker,'*° ‘ruck drivers and two rmew ings. The two largest sales made|have passed the 100 bunch mark,| dividual liberty. Except for a so-called j to one buyer. One of these| and with clear weather, expect ex-| “You Americans pay for your; boat Chapel” on the Mis ppi,| Porter, W. W. Demeritt, S. C.| laborers, one carpenter, one bull-|and Wells at Lower Matecumbe.| carpenters. The requ were to one P26 bunches of woollcellent catches before they re-lefficiency with high blood pres-|the traveling chapels are said to'Singleton, Charles Ketchum, F. J.|ddzer operator and one colored) and the S. J. Groves company at cin ieinemndiadiaia al whieh brought $477.66, and the} turn for the market, sure.” [be unique in the United States. Dion and- Mayor Galey. cook. ‘Marathon. . (negro inborers jow-| Jim Roberts, C. G. Hicks, W. R.! In the group wer