The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 10, 1937, Page 1

Of Day’s Events! "YOUTHFUL KN Youre have panned since the) OOM MMMM MB\UEOPOLD Feature City ot fey Wout hae witneped| SENATOR PEPPER TO euch an impressive and imposing parade as that which was held this tmerning as Part of the day's ex-}: 10.=+Sen-* Perk of the Memorial to Jose! NBC. The subject of his talk will be Senate Bill 1634, provid- Leng before the hour of 9| img for federal aid to phy- sically handicapped children. Wleck, at which time the parade Gin Ob cack, Go. eaits which were Keach waht ath ont 2 FINE PROGRAM | AT SAN CARLOS ened to their places by Grand Morcha! Captain Arthur Sheppard, RENDERED IN CONNECTION WITH MARTI CERE- and promptly on the hour the sig- MONIES eal was given and the parade loft the corner of Angela street, down Berel to Eaton, slong Eaton to! Last night at 7:30 o'clock there was presented at San Carlos Sipesten to Division and then to) Theater one of the most interest- ing and enlightening programs to Gipetew Perk, where the wavell iT civen during the ‘series of tee aed dedication ceremonies} events in connection with the un- veiling of the monument to the| Leopold to the task served a dou- were cbsorved. |memory of Jose i |e yee It emphasized the The m ¢arried the names!solidarity of the Belgians in their; 0 Sabo taking pert ip. the : ore uliees ae distinguished visto-new “‘solition” pole,” wn wasn ster demonstration Were a8 fol-| tors, representatives and members! iiné bit of advertising of the fact lows fof the press, local musical per-| that the king is a dominate figure Grond Morshal Captain Arthur! formers, vocalists and _ singers.jin Belgium. TL. Sheppard, Adjutant Lt, John ‘One of the outstanding numbers! Actually, Belgium is under a ©. Delgado, Aide Everett Rivas, Chief of Police Ivan Elwood, ehild and her offering was a BE HEARD TONIGHT| >v®Nc Tour oF ef the program was given by a' constitutional Oe BELGIANS SEEK ENTHUSIASTIC SUBJECTS} dent John Gekeler, presiding, MINING! REGION By DEWITT MACKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Specialist | NEW YORK, Apri! 10—The youthful king of the Belgians ap-| turn’ introdweed: as guest of * club, J. C. Clark, ‘Grand Master’ }thé: Joga? elub’s’eharterntimber is | Pears to be succeeding in a role which Britain’s adbicated mon- atch, Edward VIII, esrayed nt successfully—that of being a real ruler instead of an affable figure- head, Leopold’s recent visit to Lon- don, with the blessings of his gov- ernment, to discuss a security! pact, is a striking example of the trend of monarchy in Belgium. Such treaty negotiation is a job which normally would be under- taken by the premier or the am- bassador to the Court of Si James—and perhaps would have beén in this instance but for a dis- turbing political situation at” home. Offset To Dictatorship The assignment of the hand-; some, leve!-headed, 35-year-old monarchy which {differs little from that of Eng- ‘WARNS HEARTS OF! The Key West Rotary Club met tof the President of Cuba, captain jof the National Havana Visitors Wo at 12:15 p. m., today with Presi-| Clerk sitious The club had as its guests the}ism tl ful Grand Master J. C. to the club, de- ascertaining the machin- nection with the unveiling of the|tary, | monument to Jose Martii’H. Wt A eon read from Kelly of the Texas Company-‘wae; Rotary International; sétting forth guest of Charles Taylor.) “in forganized? and:damitted to ae “numiber is 4,218 4 uty Grand Master of «Masons: Florida; ‘was*a guest, and: hein} sof thet Its of the Masonic organization in! 213. Florida. : |" José M. Castillo; who is respon- Oswaldo Carrero ititroduced the | sib!e for the etection of the monu- delegates from Cuba, among whom! ment to Marti, gave a delightful was the personal’ representative ‘talk to the elub, which was trans- ed by Oswaldo Carrero. | It was a delightful meeting to- day, said those present, and the 'ment, and Jose M. Castilo, mem- fellowship of Rotary and interna- ber of Congress in Cuba and 'tional fri¢ndship was outstanding. presiderit of the committee re-! The.primary purpose of Rotary of tke Cuban Army, command Police Depar {sponsible for the erection of the! is to create and expand the fel- monunient to Marti in Key West.|lowship which should exist _be- The club was honored by hav- tween those upon whom there ting Lt. Commander H. C. Perkins, falls the responsibility for leader- lof the U. S. S. Pandora, and ship im the community. By rea- ; Lt. R. L. Horne, U, S. S. Pandora, | son ,U. S. S. Dickerson... Lieutenant/er so | Saw, er spoke to the club. ice to the community, and ition to the community this ive the privi'ege of ex- is fellowship;on numer- ions across the wi to ter nation, Cuba, it. was jin | President Gekelcr, in extending! club greetings to the visitors, said, | tendit “Every great patriot belongs not; ous to his ovn nation, but to win: | our kind.” ishowm, HAVANA GROUP PAYS VISIT TO | CITIZEN OFFICE + ‘ brings forth stich won-}: {delegation here roi Cuba in con- | derful growth inthe realm of Ro- _ | the fagt that thé Rotary! Club: of | :, Fernando Cantus, Distriet Dep: "Point. Marion, «Pa.jhas> jist been) QGALA; Fla., April 10:—Army their fellowship there is :and Lt. M. A. Sawyer. from the ; gene: ited a desire to be of great- | Captain Alberto Camero, Sergeant demeph Kemp and squad of patrol- of verses written by the de-jland. Parliament is supreme; a hero in whose fonor this'king is supposed to take orders PRESENT PLAQUE patriotic velada was given. Names on the program were of both nationalities, Cuban and Am- erican, and it was dé¢lared one of c Navy Sand, the outstanding events of this Avmy car with Major A. D.| Period of celebration, MaeMulien, commanding officer at) Key West Barracks; Lieutenant Wr Kieus, officer in charge at > savel station; Lieutenant Van} ,,,, men Detachment of Coast Artillery, U. & A.. ender command of Cap- tee A. Johnson, TEMPERATURES Fite) Rathbun, commanding the U. & & Dickerson, and others, Lowest Highest Two mounted 155 millimeter | Station— it night last 24 hours une of the harbor defense and) Abilene .......... 68 tee of the supply wagons of the Apalachicola . 50 68 barrack. Atlanta . 38 54 Company of sailors from the Boston ........ 3 42 W. & &. Destroyer Dickerson, | Brownsville .. 68 Company of sailors from the|Buffalo ... 38 Caast Guerd Cutter Pandora. Charleston 72 Battery ©. Coast Artillery, Chicago 40 Pieridae Notional Guard, in com-|Corpus Christi 66 mand of Major Wm. V. Albury |Denver 54 ef the Second Battalion, 265th Detroit 44 (Dodge City . 58 i ef Arthur Sawyer Post; Duluth 40 28, American Legion. Exstport . 38 Automobiles with the follow-|El Paso .... 16 tag: Captain Juan Estever May- | Galveston 66 alr, representing the president; Hatteras 68 ef Cubs; Major lemae! Bravo, ; Havana ce eeprecenting the chief of the/Helena .. 64 uber Army. Colonel Fulgencio | Huron " 2 52 Batiete; Major Miguel de la Fe,'Jacksonvitle . 50 72 e@presenting Colonel Padraza, the !Kansas City .. 32 50 ehiet of Mavena Police; Repre-|KEY WEST .. 68 88 eettative Jose M. Gastillo, presi-/Little Rock . 38 56 demt of the Comite Pro Busto/Los Angeles . 52 68 Marti; Vrigilic del Amo, repre-| Louisvil!z 34 50 setting the Cuban Press; Jose/Miami .......... 58 86 Proveyer, representing the Radio| Minneapolis . 26 48 Cerementaters of Cuba; Repre-; Nashville .... 38 52 sem atives of the Ouban War Vet-!New Orleans oy ‘ 66 ofan, Emigredos Revolucionarios‘New York ... “34° 48 Cubanc Sen Carles Institute,! Oklahoma City 42 58 etvic 4 fraternal organizations Pensacola -..... 48 », 66 of the city | Phoenix . 54 84 B FP. MeCalle Camp Nomber 5,/ Pittsburgh ... 30 38 Spenieh War Veterans. ‘St. Louis - 38 52 Mayor Harry C. Galey and city! Salt Lake City 36 66 afficvals San Francisco 50 58 Members of the Key West(Sit. Ste. Marie 28 36 Woman's Club. (Seattle ......... 44 56 Dr. Julie DePoo and family and Tampa .......... 58 70 @reup of visitors. Washington .. 36 50 (Continued on Pare Three) | Williston wits 58 “RHYTHM REVUE — | Awoiows KW. HS. Glee Cl WELCOME DANCE PALACE THEATER — . = Wodsesday, Agell 34 —Tenight, 10 Tin ? — She Pritchard and His Orchestral RAUL’S CLUB Reser PryorGirace Bradley in | John Pritchard’s Orchestra SITTING ON THE MOON =| Adm. $1.00 Regular Price jand not give them. ; But the Belgians seem to be ‘building their king up into a ‘strong figure to offset any ten- ‘dency towards a dictatorship un- , der fascism or communism. They :seein to believe that a powerful | throne is an asset in these parlous days. The Belgians don’t want any ‘dictator, but should it become ‘necessary for them to have one, it {will be the king if the present po- ilitieal bosses have their say. When King Edward raised his; jhead a bit and tried to be a little more of a king than prescribed by Hoyle, ultra-conservative Premier, Stanley ‘Baldwin and his cabinet used the big stick on the thinking ruler. He escaped from his difficulty by abdicating. Leopold II of Belgium was cata- pulted into the kingship in 1934 through the sudden death by acci- dent of his father, King Albert. He had traveled extensively, his trips ineluding the Belgium’ Con-; go and the Dutch East Indies. And he speaks French, German, Italian, English Swedish. He had served through the World war as a common soldier, and thereby acquiring a close acquain- tance with his people and endear- ing himself to them. When he was 25 he had become a senator, and frequently had taken the floor to discuss weighty subjects among the grey haired members of that august body. People Like Him The reception accorded him re- cently during a visit to the miners of the Black country, was the most enthusiastic of its kind ever witnessed in Belgicm. It was an endless ovation from the work- ers and their families. Leopold inspected new works which are under way to protect homes against river floods and sinking grovnd, In at least one instance he took up a complaint and, after investigation, promised to have the trouble righted. $10.00 FREE If We Can't FIX YOUR RADIO REPAIRS—Not Excuses GUARANTEED SERVICE Yates Service Station Ladies Free, Phone 525-J White at Catherine a RR a RTE TS free- | Flemish, | BRAVO, CASTILLO, VARELA MAD@ ADOPTED SONS; PLAQUE PRESENTED PRES. IDENT BRU COMPOSED OF RADIO COM. | MENTATORS AND NEWSPA- PER REPORTERS COVERING | MARTI CEREMONIES i { Pleasant visitors at The Citizen} At a special meeting of the office yesterday aticrnoon were} City Council called 1:30 o'clock in a group of radio commentators | 41, afternoon, a resolution recom- of various the aa, | mending that Major Ismael Bravo, salinaidesaaiees me. Us of the Ouban Army; Congress- ities of special representatives at) neh Joss: 36 Gaatille; aad De. the Presidential Palace in Ha-|p.ar9 Varele, secretary of the eee il iggvitsy } Committee of National Defense of Their journey to Key, West ig Guba; beimade Adopted Sons of in connection with the coremgnies| Key. West, avas passed. Jose Marti and the three days of | awarded Major Bfavo ahd Con- jcelebration... igressman-Gastillo. Consul Valdez Members of the group ay saéeepted that of Dr: Varela, who | Evaristo R. Savon, La Discus:|was unable to ‘attend the meet- an. | ing. Franciseo Lavin, ,and COCK. _ .... las a gift from the city to Presi- Jose Proveycr, Radio Station} qent Franciseo Laredo Bru of |CMQ. {Cuba through his representative, _ Arturo Lassarregue, R. S., Ra-; Captain Juan Estevez Maymi dio Station COCD. ‘ |The plaque was donated by W. S. Manuel M. Amores, Radio Sta-| Wood, supervisor of District 3, jion CMCY. . | Miami, of the Federal Art Division | Manuel Pastrana, of El Pais. |o¢ WPA. Virgilio Del Amo, Diario de la} Marina. { Antonio Polo, El Crisol. | Members of the group of radio| ing their respective arms. | to present all the countries Latin America with plagues bear- This commentators said there are 33) presentation is the first made, | Jim} jradio station in the city of Ha-| President of the council, vana, and their comments are/ Roberts, thanked the three Cuban jheard daily by hundreds of listen- |, apresentatives in the name of the lers in Key West. leity for the beautiful monument 1 meron-—real jto Marti. | Engineers Of PWA Pictures of the presentations | H S G |were taken by a photographer of | arness Sewage A$ | “E) Pais,” a Havana newspaper. BIG DANC Tonight 10 Till ? —Featuring— (By Assqgjgted Press) WASHINGTON, April 10.—En- gineers of the Public Work. Ad-| | ministration have succeedéd in} | converting sewage gas into motive) |for generating plants. | Three such project | Coney Island, jand Durham, N. tion. PWA consulting engineers esti-! mate at least $25,000 annually| Admission $1.00 | will be saved at the Peoria proj-| Jeet. The sewage gas there had} {been burned as waste. 4 . Y., Peoria, M.,' C., are in opera.| THE IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA | of Havana, Cuba, composed of Beautiful Cuban Girls Ladies Free GOOD TIME! of the unveiling of the, (bust of}. Certificates éf ths hotior were| hours, cutting days off the time Army and the chief of - . Mayor Galey presented a large, Jose Caso, Radio Stations CMX! aque bearing the arms of Cuba/ ground water supply. It is the intention of the WPA} of} » located at) HHABANA-MADRID CLUB | COME OUT AND HAVE A | SSRN TERS | NEERS, MAINTAINS THAT IT SHOULD BE COMPLETED. AT ANY COST engineers are reddy any time to F Te begin again’ the gigantic task of ae cutting a*ship canal across Flor- bay Si sce ida should eongress side with Ma- i jor General Edward M. Markham, ; chief of engineers, instead of the; : f time returned | war department’s board of army | hundred pounds of ‘One eng“neers. | f the Best catches “of the Markham maintains the canal; season made by Jae party should be conipleted even though was a tarpon weighing over he now believes it will cost some 100 pounds. / $34,000,000 more than the orig- Mr. an's yacht the inal estimate of $163,000,000.| Goldie It remain in port |The "board declares the project is’ im of Captain Rob- unjustified economically. Their’ ert a former Key West- conflicting reports are being stud-! er, thas been captain of = z fF i ied by the House rivers and hat-; bors committee. Started In 1935 Engineers on the job havy | maintained a skeleton force ever since the original allotmen}/ of | $5,400,000, which congrese re~. fused to add to, ran/out im iiicad August, 1936. To show for the 30 feet im depth, a construetion, headquarters Camp Roosevelt,’ and the fo j bridge at Aantos—all near here. ; More than 13,000,000 cubic yards of earth were removed, { Started in September, 1935,! the project employed some 6,500: persons at the height of opera- tions. i Markham’s plans for the water- | Order of Caballeros de la Luz, in way, the greatest started by this laud: inten, cotintry since the Panama canal, special session last n ght, ‘eall for a sea-level channel 33 7 i feet deep and 400 fegt wide. _*<*tedl dearees om five distinguish It would stretch 195 miles from ed visitors from Cuba, who near Jacksonville on the Atlantie . to the Gulf 0? Mexico off Port here in connection with the cele Inglis. Only 90 miles of artificial pration of the unveiling of the waterway would be required since . the rotite would follow the St.jmonument to Jose Marti, whieh Johns river (which empties into took place this morning at Bay- the Atlantic close to Jacksonville) ' view Park. ‘to a point just south of Palatka, ‘The visitors were Hon. Jose M. before cutting across the state. : i { FIVE DISTINGUISHED VISI- TORS FROM CUBA, WHO ARE con- are jee ny A Castillo, Capt. Estevez of the ee Rents Cuban Army, representing the Engineers say a vessel coilld president of Cuba; Major Ismael steam through the canal in 25. Bravo, represent the Cuban staff required to sail around the Penin- Urbano Gomez, Tore, son of Gen )Sula. They claim the saving to' Maximo Gomez, and Raul Alp sar | Shippers would amount to $9,553,-' Poyo, nephew of one of Cuba's 244 a year. ‘great patriots, Jose Delores Poye. Opponents fear a lasting dam-' of Key West. age to the peninsula’s under-; Those present were the mayor ‘Harry C. Galey; Clifford Hicks Such a waterway was fitst con- J, F. Fieitas, A. Armayor, F. J | ceived by Philip of Spain in the Pineda, F. Castro, F. Rodrigues, j 16th century. Congress author- E. Albury, J. Menaya, C. Miguiles ized the first preliminary exami-!Sr. and C. Miguilis, Jr.. C. Bauta, jnation in 1926. Francisco Martinez, Angel Vega ‘Jose Fernandez, Pedro Oliva. Lodges in Key West, Cuba and ‘DELEGATES GO uzeren Moshe me T0 C0 meeting. NVENTION yew ENGINES TO | Mrs, A. E. Sharpley sailed on} jthe S. S. Cuba’ yesterday after- | noon for St. Petersburg where she " wiil attend the Convention of Or-! der of Eastern Star, representing WILL BE IN READINESS FOR as member of the Credential ‘Committee, Fern Chapter 21, of ANAS, ee OF {Key West. JUNE 1 | Others who are to attend the ‘eonvention from Key West as delegates are Mr. and Mrs. Fred |Knapp, who left over the highway ; this morning, and Mrs. Cleveland Saunders, who is to leave tomor- |row morning. (By Asrocrated Press! WASHINGTON, Apr Newly developed Diesel are expected by naval officials enable supply and auxiliary to keep up with the speedy d naughts now under construction The engines, under construction ut 10. engine BINGO GAMES Auspices American Legion for the past year, wil ready DUBREUIL’S PLACE,‘ tests by June 1 Si¢ Duval Strest ‘| Navy officers also emphasize Each Evening, 7 Till ? ithe importance of Diese! engines —Beautiful Prizes Each Game— |i" speeding up the merchant ma jrine, a valuable ally in war time, ions of the first CONFERRED DEGREES ON Pillar of dark Garis on =RNR “the following inseriptien: SPEED UP SHIPS :": rests bust of pure white stone and so the execution that one Marti. The Cuban Liberty wirhed to offer to the + F- scipraed the wortd of the tet century, th « weet orator with @ ortitinet quent oratery, « comvineing which ability he eeed @ @ weapon of bie clear and which made bie most fanous and eflective Alcereen agitators, some = Marti These opening words of the 7 ——e, Peek re F : & ? : the great livered by Castille, “nd bad a gost im Jose Marts School of Sam Pablo, the of which was Rafael Maria Mendive, vas born im Havana. made the sequaintance of Pornin Valdes Domingues. day at the poet's volunteers passed the young men were che he Fi bi? oii of a and asked that the yo men punished. ve at Marti suffered six fox 8 J this supposed offense. Thi. , ment Was made severe ax « months previous, 1869, Ma Wee Fe been proceeded against (: lishing articles whieh the (Continued on Page F