The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 31, 1937, Page 1

| CITY . CEMETERY : NING FIVE O'CLOCK “COURT PLAN WEAKENED GARDNER i Past Deputy Commander ESS bo puty ; | Spencer, United Spanish War Vet-| PRESIDENT ASKS ACTION jFangements have been completed TOSTONECHIRGY =n mnt cee ; Day services being sponsored by! By ‘HUGO 5S. SIMS —— |B. H. McCalla Camp Number 5,/¢ ©LD=ST MEMBER OF Sugg, Pages a by — ' Sawyer 28, American Legion, METHODICT CHURCH WAS alain Plot in the ( HONORED AT SERVICES this afternoon, pl provisions CONDUCTED YESTERDAY Te Give { Washington ent of The Citizen) { All of the units which are. tojthe Soeial-Seeurity Act, jtake part in the services are. toj which mero than: three-fourths of: jmeet 4:30 o’clock this . afternoon/the Stateshave set up er a lin front of Harris school, corner} ment insurance») ini James A. Gardner, who is r2p-| 4¢ Margaret and Southard streets, |lines-up “the h tug cffered by the Chamber og |Tesented as being the oldest living form in line of march and pro-| liberal side of in’ jmember of the First Methodist ‘ceed direct to the city cemetery ag of the land. The five to four ‘Commerce for the photo of some/ (Stone) Church of this city, has /Where = _aoeerianan will begin! vote Brie mae —— = i js at 5 o’cloc! man liberal policy for Seer weedy tate asesied POR se - Bes saad Practically all patriotic eegan-| Court, #8 pew constitcted, -and of ite members, has the best pub-' sesiee apes Ich ications have aecepted invitations|added another to the string of s|retire from active service, — has been noted by many observers : ‘It was delivered just before the; Senate committee voted an un-| ‘tavorable report on the court re-} form till. Opponents ‘hailed it Colonel J. H. Spengler, Florida National Guard, U. S. preperty and disbursing officer, has writ! a mester stroke in the battle. | %® Mh tet . was made by Rev. Joe A. Tolle, at! + participate, includi en favorable decisions which B i i the services yesterday, both morn-; Disane saree Jae SEard ele been given New Deal .aws| Whether it was or not, it opened} as to the carrying capacity of the ment ‘This contest closes June 28 and ing and evening. | San Carlos Institute, and other)*imce the present term of the; the way fo- senatorial colleagues} vessels in the Monroe county ferry the open to every Key West resi-| eee Some one honored by units have signified their inten-| Court began. come = = Surge jpervice. ; services, at which time it was tions and will the i ‘a boom for ap! t ishown that he has been serving this! placs to join bigqdlees pointed’ Just exactly what this means|the high tribunal, in which mem-| Franklin E. Albert, PERA di- church for the past sixty-eight’ tivities. {becomes clearer when we reflect'bers of both perties joined. The vector in Key West, in charge of years, since the days when his: An interesting patriotic pro-| that before the present term of | President, while declining “con- ns, Sather was pastor of the same gram has been arranged including | the ‘Court the New Dealers had) firmation” of the Senate “‘nomi-\ing thet the limit of tonnage for mum size ; chureh in the year 1869. patriotic songs and songs of senti.|!0st 11 of 13 cases, With persis-/ nation,” gave no indication | trucks is established and the 2% are permitted | Phe gift civen yesterday wasiment, and addresses in ent conservatism the justices|when any appointment wou'd be ton trucks which fre asked about vessels of the 5 €® the second substantial amount Spanish and English will be heard,|°Vett™™ed the efforts of the ad-,made. This, according to the ex-: that Mr. Gardner has contributed delivered by wel known orators. | ministration to widen the field of|perts, is good strategy until the! besides recently, as it was stated that he| Music will be furnished by. the; Federal activity, which the Presi-;Sanate votes on the court bill or gents each donated $800 a short time ago for! Key West Hospitality Band w nder| ent maintained was necessary | the matter is no longer a preSsing | ,_ {mission work. ! the direction of Professor Alfredo! U24°F modern conditions, andj issue. Then the expectation is! ‘in| The latest donation was made’ Barroso, Son jthere d\7eloped much the feeling] that thé, Arkansan, loyal to the! on dis-' ct the quarterly conference of the, The program, that the Court was the last bul-/ New Deal program ali the time,| Cham-| church, which was presided over saturday afternoon will be cag. “ote 0° freedom, or (2s the indi-| will get, the rlace, Mi fl i tt ? I ' : f Fi H / TU elfrtyes HEH H I ie fie ils if He fr ; ! / OPERA GROUP TO MEET it j If fi fi i th I i be it li Key West Scenes Perico Morales, who was arrest- The ttmess @ the beacieg wis conseeree = Juage Ler auf concrEswe to SarTeet fee ed last week on a charge of hav- ing in his possession paraphernaha fieoemt used in gamb.ing operations, was erdermg the alleged afleniier be y bearing ing placed onder bend of S250 fer | arra‘gned for prelim . 4 te tee yesterday by Dr. C.K. Vliet, pre-! ried ont, Dey Past G vidual might prefer) the last ee ‘affairs ~-as serious because . of/hours the President significantly 60 | A CORRECTION the close division between the| pointed out that “the overwhe!m-| . : = eS =a n _tre ‘Many women and boys availed will at ON WAYS SOON “ies es . og = ae be HER conflicting ‘opinions that did not! agricult. re or in industry”; that. themselves of the opportunity te‘homes and ” Friday the name Raymon: HE y much conceal the deap feeling: of; one-third of our ropulation, the!jesrn the art of wooderai at able. iment of an arrest in connection —— j ‘ icul industry, is ~ ie : ' jis im agriculture or industry, 1S‘ of Angela and Simonton stree's, ign up well, itis RAILWAY WILL NOT BE with the theft of a sack of coal. The President's court reform} “ill-nour'shed, ill-clad znd ill: tast week, with the help of Hexry wana and giris Raymond Sterling, we were later JUSTICE ENRIQU= Isteugg'e has been waged since it!the Executive are pledged to! i is i i ‘ z sed io = i Hi 1H. Robinson, who is in charge of All interested cre invited WEDNESDAY limformed by the arresting officer SS was announced in February, evi-| “take further steps to reduce the! the center. \ take part in these classes, stater ‘statement in connection with this test against kegal interpretations! industrial workers and te! w, 3 " ‘ " , et es aes it a gal r a would be surprised to learn what! “Open House” will be Frenklin E. A'bert, PERA di-! arrest. which did not, in his opinion, take| strengthen and stabilize the mat-ican be made from these simple the near future, according te the Monroe county ferry system, rup i i ick, i " t a" : ‘tup is a young man who is em- mond Dick, and Lev Parker, were! of the people’s will. It was re-!that the two cndertakings go! said this morning he did not ex-| ployed at the landing float of the arraigned in the court of Peace sorted to as the only practical/“‘hand in hand” and work to open Sapeanecurieee to have the! such as preclude the possibility of Specifically they were charged present-day objectives. | While) “further to help those who toil in! work un way as soon 4s pos-'his name appearing on either the with taking a sack of coal from a/constitutiona!, and within the!factory and on the farm.” i i 3 ' gf vessel to be placed before the| that of the police department. selling the coal for 60 cen‘s. —_jimerease in the number of jus-| Briefly, the President ergo but the . it aM be i The evidence educed a* j tices Lhas. kn attacked as a as-j2s to wages and hours, that cer-| oe rs way will hearing was such cs to warrant ult on ay independent judiciary |tain rudimentary standards, which} ready on inesday. ‘peace justice in announcing jp d @ssailed as the wedge of dic-| at the start fall short6f the ideals = y= — continue on sched-| Light Opera company will at 8.money, and placing both young/reform dill is. still on, with the; its power to prohibit’ the admis-} : _ . erries Pilgrim and Flor-| o'clock this evening meet in regu- men under bonds, of $50. ¢aek for Hines holding,..but with the situa-|sion of goods which do not meet | COMMERCE BODY } Steams'p. Xero, of the Stent ys continuing in service.\lar session at the Oversea Hote! their appearance at the nexé sexy} tign} greatly .altered. }tke minimum standerds of free} lard Fruit and Steamship company. paired, go to relieve the Pilgrim at’ hearsal. jis not faveratle to the passage consideration of geographic&l and | 069 gallons of fu-! oil at the Por- boats cotitinuing in daily opera-| and rehearsal of Gilbert and Sul- cchestieh Thin i , vorki — . e f Sul-: } atted. jevelo, from! fine a reneral maximum working Ss = — = "clock f thon, {livan’s light opera “Mikado.” i 84 PASSENGERS «c= ~<teegger “aa yet Seu lenek iA oct soma. fisec below! Directors of the Key Weat| sailed 6 o'clock for Frontera, Mex- imost is the changed attitude of, which the wage ought not to fali,|Chamber of Commerce are beim! “Another ! kwomen’s wage and Wagner cases,ilabor of children and also (4)|the chamber to be neld tomorrow |rive this afternoon at the Porter Mra W. 4 | VESSEL ALSO BROUGHT INithrough the sitered opinions of rule out the products of employ-| evening in the office, No. 3,/ Dock comeuaita ani an take, The |sions. Waecther the President’s/right of self-organization and col-| o’clock. loa pants FREIGHT jerusade against the Court hadjlective ‘barfaining, wheth er| The invitation, which is signed Freighter Alamo, of the Clyde Brvunt the justices that “conditions which | the bait of company unions or the|and Executive S 2 S. C.!port tomorrow with freight for Long, Mm & Steamship Cuba, of the P. and have intervened” c=lled for new use of strike breakers. With these! Singleton, inclutes all members 0:! Key West and after discharging. & 1 Murene ane from Tampa, with six/ were rendered some weeks after | hopes the nation will build up} st cabin and seven second cabin’ his drastic action. Next in line.'standards of fairness and reason-| ae a and two second cabin passengers’ Devanter, one of the conservative having due regard to local andj for Havana. justices, whose retirement will | geographical diversities and to the| = 4 48 = + ; Harper, Miss P. S. Phelan, W. J. Rieatisg naan ee . BeSSer ss. See Ee r. ani rs, Hen: jrewer, of} Word of Mr. Brewer's - e S. . S idt, M ry ° wer’s accom-| Phelan, W Edgar, P. Schmidt, s The regular monthly |j . . West, who have rectnfly pur: | photography reached Mr. Stone,'J Sands, L. Caraballo, L. W. Da-! meeting of the Board of ed 2 home ingKey are piei4| &nll he wrote at once to Mr. Brew-| vis, H. Hill, C. Kerce, Godfrey! ew e LY Directors, to which all ning to Rave Wed ly morfing | ér asking that he visit Washing-| Thompson. | members of the Key West for New Haven and after a brief! ton and project his pictures before! The vessel also brought 11 tons i i cordially invited will be ing, Mich. jsee and realize the many beautiful; for Key W one ton of freight! held in the Chamber of They will, en route, go to Wash-' sights which Key West has to of-j and 157 sac for - e eré y Julius Stone and other officigls.j During the absence of Mr. and; Most of the passengers on thej Eyes B= qacmhay, Se Mr. Brewer, who is an amateur| Mrs. “Brewer, the renovation and!S. S. Cuba, who were going to} SSS * *& of beautiful color photographs .of| continued on their newly purchas-|cirls, who are attending jimstitu-|the municipal sponge wharf this}for $1.26, seven bunches of y: 2 scenes in Key West, which hhaveled xesidence and be in readiness!tions of learning in the states,| morning, only a few offerings be-| low which brought $2.06 and four |; President Saturday afternoon in the office, bis appearance at the aunt austen beautiful. November. [holidays. - There were 10 bunches of wool] making a total of $28.44. | SE «soe Reymond &. Lora crmana! court ofthis district. {Spencer ‘said. ommander barricr to progress. This’ state Im bis message-en - wages -and! - j a ‘TWO CIVEN HEARING justices and the plain clash ofj|img majority of . ovr population; theories that were expounded in/earns its daily iread either in | Stirrup appeared in the announce- the judges. verwhelmingly majority o2 which|the Home Making Center, «=<: The sewing group is ‘ [ARRAIGNED B/ZFORE PEACE. ~ AVAILABLE. UNTIL This wame should have been BEFORE PEACE’ sroposal, about which a bitter|housd”; that the Concress andj Munro, earpenter, states Mrs. ‘activities. and The Citizen makes the proper ideneed the Chief Exective’s pro-'ing in the pz power of{ Mrs. Robinson states that one Mrs. Robinson. rector in charge of operations of! As a matter of truth, Mr. Stir- Raymond Stirling, alias Dia-‘cognizance of new conditions or/kets for the farmers’ products”; | materials Ss teiie aapeen,.*okichsemmeneass eae me the phe zsorerer to go on’ Miami-Ke- West airways. is a Justice Enrio:* Esqainaldo Sat-imethod of accomplishing what|/new out'ets for productive capita)! poss Sand over! and repairs: steady and conscientious employe urday afteruoon on a charge of; Mr. Roosevelt demanded, a Court}and that legislation can be passed ~ esday. {and his actions have always been’ fstty larceny. ‘that. would be in harmony with|at this session of the Congress! earmer oro a a sible, it was necesary for anoth-| blotter in the sheriff's office or colored wpman’s residence and powers of Congress, the proposed ; Traveller can be accommodated, ; In the meantime, the operations! Members of the Key West’ sible cause as shown by the testi-‘tatorship, The battle for the court! be set up and that Congress use ‘The Traveller will, after heing re-| for the purpose of holding re sion of criminal court. |Mabor ito the channels of inter-| [arrived Scterday afterneca 325 Aaa TS TF | is 2 . te trade. vould, aft © . eT ro a No Name Key, and there will be; It is intended to hold a com- ; 4 Te Raeianee gramant ection’, sole sends: He wee. ate 2 | PLANS MEETING ©<:<: form. Bow Sask, aie no interruption in the service, twej prehensive and studious review CUBA BRINGS IN jof the President’s. measure, as| industrial diversities, (1) de- —- lier Dock company’s wharf ithe Court itself, which in the| (3) rule out the prdoucts of the|advised of the regular meting of| pany, the ELEVEN TONS OF |justices, reversed earlier deci-jers who deny to their workers the; Colonial Hotel building, at 8! on bunkers and sail for the Mex janything to do with persuzding| through the fear of labor spies,{by President Bascom L. Grooms | Mallory Lines, is duc to arrive im Newbene 0. company, arrived this! reasoning, or not, the decisions, minimum standards as a base hej the organization. will proceed to Tampa L vethe. _—————E — = passengers for Key West! 69 first! is the resignation of Justice Van/ableness, industry by industry, i fj 2 Key West arrivals: Mrs, M. M.jenable the President to strengthen! © (Continued on Page Four) = { Morales ‘ New Haven, Conn, and peers and his artistry in |G. Perez, Mrs. S. Badia, Mrs. A. ! set : 3 Chamber of Commerce are visit there wil! proceed to Ishpim-'a group of officials that they may! of freight and one sack of mail, ington, D. C., for a brief visit with! fer. | vana. Commerce rooms, Colonial i photographer, has made = number | beautification activities will be!Havana, were students, boys and| There wes very litite activity at{which sold for $24.21, four wool| BASCOM L. GROOMS, been seen by local lovers of thejfor occupancy on their return inj and are en route home for the! ing placed for bidders. j bunches of grass so’d for 91 cents,