The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 1, 1937, Page 1

Pee'e. E. Reyes, a Key West boy, it is shown, has made good. as an artist, was a guest of Curry Mo- Jacksonville club, inviting ance at the conference to be held i Hin that city Apri 25, 26 and 27. Jee; W.. 8. Wood spoke: to the lub ‘ tmembers and adyised that he has t© been abe to bring to this city a WPA Federal Art Project. He stated that a building near the as an Every two weeks Mr. Wood will * send down here a new Art Exhib- » it. He brought EB. Reyes, and is Everything done ‘here will re- state in main instead of being created here and carried away, he Mr. Wood le.a sketch of Miss ‘Leila Pitcher and it is hanging in day and the meet'ng place of the club at who’ present. A very good sketch, say _those who have viewed it. ition seems to’ Charles Taylor was . The yoters president of the club for the en- taking a greater suing year. Earnest Ramsey was in see ee trite of their jelected secretary and Charles BE. officials—more interest Smith, treasurer, I have ‘seen manifested inj The regu.ar weekly luncheon long years'of service in the will be held Saturday of next p week, instead of Thursdey, in or- said, “Interest, der that the club may have as its seems to center in more efficient guests the delegation that will ar- administration of public affairs, tive here next week for the un- and equitable revision of the tax, veiling of the monument to Jose structure. Ih the past special ap; | Mare. terests have besieged the legisla- DIED YESTERDAY sre jed for special henefi jot these laws weré BREE i c & if i i E's il ae itly i ates # } 3 STEAMER BRAZOS 4 ‘because FUNERAL ' rd the general public. 5 SERVICES WILL BE qaterel paris. 2 ee ae cal ewe sre large!“ bhi “our present excessive govern- ae ener eem epic} Mallory Lines is due to attive in that opment’ of? the: 'stateris/PO't tomorrow afternoon “from degre Tic ' Galveston en reute to New York. ad vad oS | Pwo other vesse!s of the lines {are due during the “I think the interest being id | will be held tomorrow | played by the public is a fine/ 5:80 o'clock from the thing and that much good will re-! and Jacksonville and the Alamo is Preral Home Chapel. Serv- sult. One matter that will likely| due Sunday from New York, en wil be conducted at the|be presented to the legislature at! route io Tampa. ehepel by Rev. Y. T. Shehane of this session \wi!l be a constitution- Biers, Bartin church, and Rev. T. al ‘amendméiit t& abolish the ad/ * W. Norris. * valorem method taxing prop-| Survivors are: His wife, Mrs.jerty. I have clgmpioned the Lela Knowles; mother and father, | cause of tho small e-owner for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knowles;| many years anq 1 will continue to! See brothers. (dame pnd Alfred 46 0. bul speyrenile, th ‘thon | Knowles; four sisters, Mrs. Whit- sands of smalt owners of property ' Pinder, Mia: Mrs. H. J.| other than homesteads age just as_ Mocktinbure, California, Mrs. B.| badly in need of a friend at court. | DB. Sawyer and Mrs. B. M. Russell,| Their positions are similar and, West; sisters-in-law, K Steamship Brazos, of the Clyde- New Orleans enroute to Miami Notice, Property Owners Almost daily The Citizen re- ceives requests for copies of the paper, the subscribers in- variably stating that the ob- ject is to observe the listings of property for sale or for rent, Property owners in Key iMWigst, however, are seldom in- clin€®to advertise, so%in or- der” te the sales of real estate, The : Mrs. | their interests are mutual. | nowles, Mrs, Clotilda! “There are mally arguments fori [and against abolition’ of the ad : rmits Nineteen Building Citizen — will the classified Phis offer applies only to those who wish to dispose of their property direct. THE MANAGEMENT. Harry M.|Sion 5 ef Building Inspector son; cost, Baker, 19 building and repair per- Repairs tits, totalling $15,010. PRssye st But two of these were issued‘ Kemp; cost; elected | week-end. Tho! S. S. Ozark is due tomorrow from | + ‘ t Slt. Ste. Marie 24 ‘Seattle - 44 Tampa 50 Washington .. 36 Williston ..... 24 Wythevil'e given mated entire ae #3 aires > 8 ® it ;an increasingly grave social prob- jlem. They constitute a highly se- jrious economic problem as well— best estimates place the annual money waste of highway mishaps ‘at mere than $1,800,000,000. | As a consequene:, the problem jis gaining the attention of econom- ists as well.as humanitarians, and financial jocrnalists as well as highway ~~ and automodile engi- ) neers, { With: few exeeptions, each post-war year has witnessed an inerease in deaths, injuries and sf #4 Rift Hs il : i i Fatt ff 3 first and ene cabin ger for Key West; 44 first and one second cabin passenger for in Steamship Ceiba, of the Stand- the Ceiba ard Fruit and 3teamship company, ™ain her f arrived 4:15 o'clock yesterday aft-| The harbor at Fromters Worbers Lhompson, ey.,West; Michael Sholtz, West the of verted destroyers were at Fron- in To « far lesser extent, there has building to eliminate the hazards co MIAMI, Fla., April 1—Recom-|* ¥#* ment, responsible factor in more maximum authorized boundaries trends most~-noticeable in last proprety damage due to automo- |reeord was estal meeting which has been called by other Thomas Pancegst, chairman. yances in law enforeement “and creases registered-in the early the establishment of still another of some states which carried on! te the of the interior, , Safety authorities and organi-' year, and showed accident de-| ay line questions during Jan- | the | executive council of Everglades | MT. Frew and R. Gareia. ‘paign yet made in this country. | number of drinking drivers ' S it fe hi H strict drivers’ license laws, for} The drinking factor is tending ,™0™ing for the purpose of con-| mail for Havana, to which port) Smoker of the area an- {ape given to ereate safety committees killed. tion to Chairman Pancoast, are ; with sporadie, poorly. organized ‘eration. ‘Overe five-year period |/ands 4nd boundaries - w. cent failures.. ‘cent, while daytime de vis undeniable that this industry | rious ones, both night and day. /y7".°— \. Moore and Ernest structurally safer. Advanced new volume of traffic, have paved the | Dock company where she will re- case of a crash the oceupants | other hand, the work of the acci- ORANGE, TUTTI-FRUTTI and| this port for that period, Captain rers lately agreed to refrain aggressiveness. Only time can tell) WALONEY BROS. BAKERY| forces Phone 8! Free Delivery i ; ri MEETING WILL BE HELD IN Automobile accidents constitute: thoughts away from the prospec- é hice axeltoment of driving his car MIAMI SATURDAY; PORTER Jat a racing pace. AND THOMPSON ON been similar progitss in road MISSION of dangerous turns, hills and nar- row surfaces. (Special te Phe Citizen) -Such work as this, however, mM doesn’t affect the human ele- mendations of ‘an sfficial gommit- CUBA sti fot SCUBA BRINGS IN than 90 percent of al} accidents, |Headed by Arno B. Cammerer, di-} ¥" 2 : And it: is te this element that|"¢¢tor, on modification in the} ‘48 scfety work that is to really pro- eras : J : duce resi ust }. The proposed Everglades Na- * mie most -subes {tional Perk, will be studied - by aa year’s driving have been summed | members of the Everglades Na- VESSEL ARRIVES FROM ‘AM- {biles. Last year a new all-time|up by the U. S. News in a study|tional Park Commission at a aR AND:-LEAYES: nine btished, with 38,-| ef official state reports. si ts — FOR 000 deaths and 1,300,000 Favorable trends imeluded: Ad- 4. 7 “ : gasualties, This year, if the in-|yanees ip ; te Seties " engineering; a slight:drop in the at the county. court louise here, months continye throughout the' proportion of essuaities “aseribed| The re lations, which i twelve months, 1937 will witness to “careless. driving’; the records | Will later be.embodied in a report al'-time record. ‘consistent campaigns during the | followed an investigation of boun- | izations are discouraged by past) creases as a result. uary by the commerce commit- , experiences and future’ prospects,} Unfavorable factors include: Aytee, F ibut they are not dismayed, Plans rise in the proportion of accidents | An informal meeting of mem- now underway call for the most’ caused by speeding; an eight per-;'¢rs of the commission and of the aggressive accident prevent cam-jcent increase over 1935 h@ | National. Park Association, of; Also on the vessel were r ; teal a tami of freight H Principal organization in the field’ volved in fatal accidents; little | Which H. Sayre Wheeler of Miami’ §, Kes W a one sack of ae is the National Safety Couneilj progress in traffic law develop-| SPrings, is newly-elected presi-| pada —— ? aoe Pee Soon , which is publicizing the need for, ment. {dent, will be held on Saturday}? i les an ol " ideri t ‘ the S. S. Cuba sailed after un- standardization of traffic laws'to become progressively serious. | ide saa 5 closer injerlonging Fe" |loading the frei | ‘and signals, and a general “‘tight-' Over seven percent of ail drivers |!ationship in their efforts toward’ |) -- pm are Ne 7 \ening up” of the structures design-/ involved in fatal accidents are un- | @@tly aequisiti ed to hold the reckless and incom-/der the influenceof liquor, as are | tharized for the Park. - n> sohbet ee jpetent in check. Effort is being about 11 pereent of all pedestrians! ,, Commission members, in addi- ER AY ‘ ot et sim each state which .will be at}. Naturally, the night hours are, D- Graham Copeland, Everglades, ‘fruit Ste : jwork all the time, will de way the ‘most dangerous for car op-:chaitman of the committee on “ P “drives” whieh, as past experience! ending» with» 1985, automobile! ™4%. St, Augustin shows, have been almost.100.-per-j deaths. at night increased 37 per-/"°P _The autgmobile industry: is like-j 12. ” 6 acci- | po ee crane, wise ‘00 dents, particularly the more Se | oe: a Coral Gabi 3 . ernoon from New York, and berth- has done wonders in recent years! The astonishing sales of new fi 7 ’ aed and mi jin making ears mechanically andicars and the generally boosted ,C° °xecutive chairman, Miami.) ed st the main pier of the Porter ‘cars even have recessed instru-|way for making 1937 an exceed-| main until Sunday. ents and door handles, so that'ingly bad aceident year. On the) FRL-SAT, SPECIALS Asked the idea of remaiying at on’t strike against projecting dent prevention groups will be! WALNUT LAYER ic} Wim. Klaveness said that six of ieces of metal. Some manufac- | unprecedented both in scope and; CAKES, special j the company’s vessels, the Fatun, rom stressing speed in their ads; | which of these opposed order te keep the buyer's’ will be the winner.