The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1937, Page 1

‘ (Special to The Citizen) z eS : TALLAHASSEE, June fr seiene, wh instruetor in 4 |Approbation list or honor roll for who is libratian at Hills- recently at Florida State College|€. G. Lind, iastruetor inthe dem-| ~ for Women was announced today| onstration sckoo! who is a teach- pr Raa SE Dee Seat © Stee wmeesal aria dopartmont: phundred and ten students, includ-!at Andrew Jackson senior high ing 11 with 15 or more hours of!school in J-cksonville. Three for- “A”, were placed on the list at!mer inst-uctors who ave been § . ¥ e “pthis time. fengazed heve this summer in- 0 ‘mation none weet Student making thejclude: Dr. Etinor Nims Brink, thonor ro-} was Rose Appel, sopho-jassistant professor of sociology; 1 ; }more, College of Arts and Scienc- Mrs. Mae Knight Clark, of Miami, Palm instructor in educat'on and Miss) teams of $3.800,000 recently author. | heath .the tceteye maching are New Ocal, Jacksonville, Elizabeth Orleman, sophomore, of The anneal semmer school re- eed by the state legislature fer| was installed more than one week: Key West, Brownsville, Texas, | Miami, who had 17 hours each of ception by the college will take eller work was one of the in. | ago at the United States Weather! Pensacola, Mobile, Port Arthur,) “- : {which is active every year during) Tampa and Houston, feeeting of The Citisen’s Advisory Genes tots a” ition until midnight Tuesday. {the service i continuous daily /ETANCe® ne Wedaesday sight im) sam Goldsmith, in charge of throughout the 24 hours, regular] am 1 sence of G. S_ Kennedy, who is! times daily, and special informa- 15; Miss i aks, ; largest - n on vacation with his family, said/tion being received from ships at oat g } : gs = Marie ; s still ing for na — enevotary-treasurer; Ciittora | **"* into operation precisely| also special service which . keeps! . midnight on Tuesday, and had all stations in touch with weather! : ab the pevirey actual. hurricane service, | Galveston, Corpus Christi, Miami hours the season, wes not put in opera-| During the hurricane season She conference room at the WPA the observatory during the ab-j observations being sent out a | Junior, this morning that all instruments sea and land stations, There ®el anderdale 15 ” ‘Sidne Saght a iaeg tour Moore, freshman, Daytona Beach, trips to Chicago and the National Steamship Cuba, of the P. and T. C. Spencer, Mm. H. BR. Me- tee we eet ae presiding as been receiving information since conditions from all points. The! 1°"i Miss Mary Ruth Rogers, 44 Club Congress in December.j. S. S. Co., arrived this morning! Donald, Mrs. ©. Lacedonia, Mr ©. Galey, Rev. Wm. J.| that time. |tnain broadeasting points are lo-(2thmam, Dania, 16%; Miss) Chosen as the five aighest io|from Tampa with 16 first and|e ‘Mixx. 3-Ven. Soaliadinn Sl Cart Bervaldi, Wi-! The cities in which this means! cated at Jacksonville and New|*'#?ces Vivian Slade, freshman,’ each o: four fields in which the/seven second cabin passengers for | — | Jacksonville, 15%, and Miss Jean awards arc mode were the fol-, : Key West; 40 first cabin for Ha-|"i¢ Symonette, Fioney Symenctte, Zacharias, sophomore, Jack-on-' iowin ’ i i His < jot communications are established‘ Orleans. | Lidian Symonette, Cynathis Wilk | | John $< ~— $e n, Clothing, sty’ dressjvana, Gebert - ~p meg Scand i. ville, 15. I yevue, Clzire Alice Warfield,] Key West arrivels: T. R. Kille,}inson, E. Gates, L, Vite. Mie Mary |, On the approbation list which is West Hills cro; Ruth Hendricks,|P. B. Powers, D. M. Sennent, H.| The Lalla Goggins, of the Lear | é€ or ers jthe equivalent of a “B” averag> Dade; Erances Rogers, Marion;;Johnston, Mrs. M.-L. Russell, of freight and one sack of of Health, and Mrs. Gladys jor better were: 171 students y4-47 Hayes, Dade, and Maggie; Mrs E, B. O’Brien, J. L. Salle, H.!for Key West! one ton of } [from the College of Arts andi watson, Senta Rosa counties;}Patte-son, F. C. Steward, L. J./and 251 sacks of mail for dust one pear ago this month! bd © | Sciences; 94. from the School of! Conservation, A'mena. Rogers,| Diaz, G. W. Shaw, J. S. Osteen,|vana. eepresentative citizens were asked Vi ; Eduection; 32 from the School of, Gadsden; Betty Rawle, Palm. © serve on an advisory commit- Home Economics, and 13 from Beach; Eunice Morgan, Taylor; fe discuss ay probems the School of Music. {Martha Lane, Osceola, and Ruby facing — | ' Ssevercier McGahe2, East Hillsbo-o; Food! relief ceased on June Summer School At FSCW preparation, Lola Hayes, Dade: ue bi ! | All employes of the Board * MISS EDNA MAE (Social Welfare in Key West havz, : |been relieved of their positions! sand are now enjoying their rere) lar vacations which date from’) June 15, when the office in Ke: | West, ceased to fanetis f A - = jHeen Fain, Gadsden; Marita Will Begin This Week’ yiovicrea Bolender, Poik; Jennie TALLAHASSEE, June 17.— Ruth Parish, Jackson; June Good- 6s ; Classes Segan this week at the bread, Palm Beach; Baking, Anna BIKE Ee anngal summer school of C. Jensen, Manatee; Dorothy wida State Céllege for Women Boykins, Jackson; Lou Bel2 Fn ETN ; ’ which is béliéved will prove the'Granneli, Dade; Toi Strickland, anes West et ay was held to tis = largest sammer iendance on Holmes, and Teresa ~ Volu-|2t noon today, President Sebastian Cabrera How. | record Rae Mole Oran 800 "had >a Spee John’ Gekelr, presiding ~ |guest J. E, ——— EVER, SHE WAS ABLE To T#is*¢ted carly in the week andj Home demonstration officials; Mrs. Bernice W. Dickens, direc- al, U. S. A. (retired). \will -practicelly close. under . the! ‘ina! enrolment figures will not will announce the high girl in| tor of the 2rd District, Adult Ed- Howard McClanban had a» : Bbdevidenttt under} MAKE PIER WITH LITTLE be known until later. _ leach field later this fall. (Mean-| U¢ational Project, was the princi-, guest Wm. V. Little, ‘ed 2 i | Opening of an additonal dormi-| while they wi!l have an opportun-} D8! speakcr. Mrs. Dickins outlin-' Jchn Gardner brought stood, on June 30, DIFFICULTY ; tory was required as extra reser-/ity to better their records. ge activities of the WPA Adult guest Berlin E Felton, of Waele Wie chevlasa axe Goad {vations came in through the mail! The short course, which featur-| Educ«tional Ciasses. curabe, Fla. Rathi tibet tinder th tee <<. tbefore the formal opening ofjed a celebration of the silver] M=s. Grace Crosby, teacher of! President Gebvler ste oe. Ses ant ' Mss Edna Mae Saunders had a|summer school. jjubitee of home demonstration|¢°mmerc‘al subjects and Eng-ish that 30 officers of the | director to be appointed by Gov- breath-taking escape from in-| Six new faculty members have! work. in Florida, ended Friday|@mong the young folks, was a C. A. C. would be with the jermor Come, none of the recent’ jury yesterday afternoon when'been added to the summer staff’ night, with a candlelight service|uest of the club. at the regular luncheon employes will return to take up ‘Ske fell from her bicycle into the/ which totals 80 teachers. They following farewell ceremonies! After covering the workings of July 8. wees ond Rapmeme (ee their duties which, it is generally|water in the Key Wrest Yacht are: Dr. A. H. Geiger, associate! where Colin English, state super-{the WPA, in connection with this' Announcement was made that committe: seating: Gite isgid in Monroe county, have been Basin. As to her narrowly escap-iprofessor of education, who is!intendent of publie instruction,;W0Tk, Mrs. Dickins asked the Ro- Boy Seoct Troop No. 2 was spem- ‘efficiently and ably carried out. |ing drowning, as was reported, supervising principal of St. Pe-'was the speaker. Approximately |tarians to become acquainted with soring a Cake Walk, to be helt Those who were employed wer:'M’ss Saunders is an expert swim-!tersbreg high school; Mrs. Rainey! 800 4-H club girls, home demon-;these educational projects in our at the Armory, Friday night of jt. is Mrs. Beulah Howard, Mrs. Vir-| mer and was perfectly safe in the|Cawthon, Miss Virginia McKaugh-| stration officials, jubilee guests | midst. this week. tmost in-|Sitia Baker, Miss Marjorie Gwynn water. (an, and Miss Catherine Williams, and others attended the week’s| The Day Nursery School is con-i The present beard of dirctors” Jomations Md the activities of the office! She was riding on one of the|°f Ta'lanessee, instructors in the sessions at Florida State College; ducted by the WPA, with four will hold their fingb mecting at er. im be-| Were directed by Mrs. Gladys! piers, turned around and the wheel} demonstrat-on school; Miss Rose/for Women. tteachers cnd a staff of five, the home of President Joka C ey wich Roberts. The latter is the only’ of her bicycle slipped in a crack; .'where children between the ages Gekeler, Monday evening, June who member of the foree actively en-jin the flooring of the pier and| a pesileze! 20, Se Tee, Se eee Ae | mee whe caged at present. jwhen iss Saunders put. out hot} 3 | e ifor. A’ request was made by Next Thersday the newip-tleat- pase Bey ions aera ‘foot to catch herself on the guard | Mus. Dicikins ior the Rotes to 2d officers of the club will be im- Sees PEARLMAN SALESi~" "=" ARRIVEFRIDAY) DIES IN SEATTLE “= "= =~ natin ae eR ig m of dona-| geren = : { - ‘ae STARTS TOMORROW <0: s==:e" ese. soune men) salah istri 1 } igood swimmer, two young men} { - +: d To Purpose i "Standing near plariged imo Sedans ATTENDING:METH-| SISTER OF CHARRES FALK OF | or ly been given! water to aid her, and were sur- DIST CHURCH CONFER- UNITED STATES’ CUS? of publicity .te- the] | prised when she came to the: sur-j | i Hates appropriation of gaado,-| BIG SELLING EVEWT IS EX- oo and said, smilingly, “Im ‘alll ENCE: 9175 TOMS SERVICE! Comes In | a i E t - i 4 ™ if i i | ! f ket i] | | if H if i 7 i i fle | | ! t j | i i f : i i : s 3 f | i ' fn f i | rf ' i ' « ’ i ite He if { ’ ef | | ; ij th iH th : ’ ; it ' ! ; ! ; f Hf ! if tre f i fi ; {) i ist $80 for welfare work whiek ig not| PECTED XCEED ‘right” and started swimming *to jthe pier, where she was assisted was | ut! ALL OTHERS ifrom the water. Rev. Shuler Peele, pastor of the! Charles Falk, of the U. S. cus- Pi fitting at this time to pe ome Ls sitomuatile = Speen Street Methodist church/toms service, yesterday afternoon RAGTAIL UNIT | ©. A. Sendquist, director of the TS only be administered to thosc| Twentieth Anniversary of Pearl} ork re inircn ta her home| f ‘His city, accompanied by Mrs.j1eccived a telgram advising of the aiid wih tiles en. Se : : Seems whe are found eligible for! man’s, Inc., Quality Shop, will be! thoroughly wet but none Sgr. Se Stocted fo, coker, to deaths cin -aieher,;.. Men, - Sealaien is ORGANIZER | @ Age Assistance, Blind Assist-|celebrated with a Sale starting! worse off for her involuntary}Key West tomorrow or Saturday, | Schoenfeld, in Seattle, Wash, with headquarters im Miami, ar f Mrs. Schoenfeld will be remem- ae af ft Hf it ' ’ ; ’ g A . ” : : i ' i i! spe he ri %, aed Ald to Dependent Chile} tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock. | piunge from the pier. jaccording to word received from: ® Seeerding to the existing | This event is expected te ee pomanig eay ube Meee ore iD | hered by many Key Westers. She) MADRID SUPPORTERS CON- e k value- rr] or e1 ys’ visit. se Ps oo d ~— Tt ten nikon want — of its kind in value Y 0 U K N 0 W i} agate i ar for his ™™5 ths “tiek af the chiktien VERTED INTO POWER- guard plane accompanied by Ho coey ay pout g@usittonance of the clinic nor’ Each year Pearlman's, Inc., i| sien year in Key West, and will;come to Key West with her fath- FUL ARMY Saunders, head ef one of the re Rene am Me a these $= unfortunate ones! Sponsors a sale in June and be- Cc H i ck E N Ss A R E || Preach at both services on Sun-j¢', WhO was at one time a prom-/ are nemployed and yet are/cadte this is a special occasion] SCAVENGERS jo jinent cigar manufacturer in Key; Sigible for help under any of | (completion of 20 years in Dusi- | rived this morning 29 a2 cost CORE & Ge = ‘ - projects in Key West Cocaciees G=te womg By ALEXAN! H. UHL = | wy, ! (By Associated Press) Mr ; West. | «MADRID, June 17.—Out of 11 : three phases of the Security ®¢%), Mr. Pearlman will cele- When at large or confined in |} i imonths of bitter warfare has! it is regular routine and after # brate by affording the buying:} coops. Feed and droppings mix D. WEINTRAUB {come a strong loyalist army, well Visit with Area Supervisor B { . ; ; wae stated that civic and) Public an opportunity to make] on wood floors. For the infor- disciplnied, well quipped. Curry Moreno and others ip : ; Sandquist said thet his vie ff a 4 ' charge of WPA projects, be will equipped peasant and return, ieaving this afternoon, “apie. workers’ militia that faced Fran- ue ow pledges will be pa Aen ing of the market, Peariman’s is r the market on WIRE{; co’s professionals ‘ast July. | marking gown price on goods ini} FLCORS,—the only SANI- pREEEASED SY BRE Selects om BE GUEST SPEAKER AT ,, 18° S0vernment proud:y cites j this sale so low that he expects'} TARY way. { TO INSUFFICIENT the new army as its principal ac i many to. bra g@pentties of. mer-!} When you eat Chickens from i} Eee ; LOCAL SYNAGOGUE TO- {complishment to date—and t» RETURNS HOME {stan i AMER < y farm you know it’s CLEAN }! EVIDENCE } anyone who saw the ragtail band i ' | MAN’S T mt on Page‘fand HEALTHY. Some mar- MORROW EVENING it started with it is readily ap- 1408 this issue contains only a | kets undersell my preies BUT parent that a tremendous task ia R j few of the large numier of bar-|j not my QUALITY. We aim to Carl Ingraham, who was arrest-j {organization has been accomplish- Norman Lowe, president of the jwains offered and there are extra { please! If we don’t, tell us—#jed earlier in the week on a charge | David Weintraub, son of Mr. ed. Junior Epworth League of the jspecirl bargains offered for the;# not your neighbor. hot obtaining goods under false|and Mrs. Bayman Weintraub of! In the beginning the “people’-, Fleming Street Methodist church, | first day of the sale only as ex- —WE HAVE— | pretenses, was arraigned for pre-iKey West, who is now a practic- army” was little better than an who had been attending the dim Friday, 8:30 4.m. pisined in the advertisement. ; [liminary hearing in the court ofjing attorney located in Houston, armed mob and not too well arm- trict conference of the Mothediat . + BATISTE, Ic deeper jj Broilers, 13% to 1% Ibs. ti peace Justice Franklyn Arenberg/ Texas, and who is now visiting ed at that. The old army with its churches in St. Petersburg, iy minded cltheons are beinz|#8¥8UAl.savincs on seasonable'} mation o: PARTICULAR peo- GIVEN HEARING: rity gel rg se erchandige bie, I invite your inspection. j| i T0 GIVE TALK te continee te “de their) | | | i ' iT ma the hope was « fe' of the continuous ris-!! You will find my POULTRY [ i 5 i ¢? th [ i , s f i} : * © [i f ' i ’ | ! i ! I ; ils i ef uh ’ DARNS OWN SOCKS Fryers, 2 to 2% Ibs. ;| this morning. ‘here with his parents, will be a_ officers was gone and the new de-|turned to Key West last evening Mher Values See : 4 E Hens, 3 to 5 lbs. | Evidencé educed at the trial/ guest speaker at the local syna- fenders of the government were’ He reports having bed = very a NEW YORK.—In his suit i was considered insufficient to|gogue on Friday evening. not only ignorant of military enjoyalle stay in St. Petersburg be pet sement Last Page |‘ivorce, Walter Seaton of this! Fulford’: ‘oultry ‘arm ||warrant the accused being held| Mr. Weintraub’s many friends ways but instinctively turned and at other points on the west eu lek city testified that his wife made|] prone “— P et and his release was ordered by the|are glad to see him back in the against thoughts of discipline and coast, making a short step in Mi ever, & GG G25 Gee cae darn his own scoks. |} committing magistrate, | Island City again. organization. ami on the way home Ccepert te 6 te Be owe OU PESTERED WITH MOSQUITOES? THEN, TRY “KILSIT® SPRAY. AT SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING AND ENGINEERING COMPANY. PHONE See