The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 12, 1937, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire : Service. For 57 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West VOLUME LVI. No. 164. ARRIVES HERE | Drama Institute Lous 2.2" Be Held Tonight Much Interest Being Mani-| So" OP OOOO fested In Different Ac-|SEY WEST GETS | {ship Cuba this morning and met tivities To Be Carried MUCH PUBLICITY: On : FORUEEEE: | (One of the grandest and most Mayo, State Commissioner of ! paper which has reached this of-jlustrated with products of the soil, |fice in many days is the “Histor-| which ave practically every variety ical! Restoration Issue” of the St.jof vegetable and fruit, and last Augustine Record of July 4. |but ‘not least, views of tobacco In this magnificent issue is in-| farms.which form no small part of make a speciclty of Marine work , corporated historical data of St.’ Florida’s varied crops and also the | Augustine from the time of its of-; factories in whieh the tobacco is in Tampa, arrived on the Steam- ficial beginning in 1565, and so made into high grade cigars. wide is the scope of its informa-! Nathan Mayo is of the well tion, historical and of a more re-| founded opinion that the “Res- cent date, that even those who are, toration Program will make the said to be thoroughly well yersed| beautiful) oldest city even more in Florida history will find their famous than it is today.” time well spent in reading witb! delight the six sections combined) that the iegislature authorized in the 75 pages of the issue. “an- appropriation of $56,000, Section “D” of the issue is de-| passing a. bill which Governor voted to scenes in and around the! Pyed.P, Cone signed.” city in retogravure and colors, | He feels that the Restoration with almost an entire page given! ppp; will be-of great benefit to scenes ashore and on the: waters! will give impetus to St. of Silver Springs, and underneath! Aufa ine, ‘the. County of St. the surface waters of the “Mam:} J, and. Florida, and haying Karl Kreher, representing one ‘of the largre companies. which ! Superintendent W. W. Demeritt of ‘the Seventh Lighthouse District home at Haines Falls, N. Y., !and Assistant Superintendent H.. Peter Schutt, manager of the — B. Haskins. f pene owen a ee / Mr. Kreher’s visit is. to make. ‘West that the*hotel and city |" estimate of the cost of ek ‘ i ‘eral repairs which have been! a pat das ah ted ae | Seheduled Zor the Lighthouse Ten-' One of the widely known | der Ivy, and today was going over; publicity men is giving much | the ship in company with Mr. time and thought to the prep- | Haskins, securing the necessary aration of advertising the information regarding the scope! Writing from his’ summer Tonight the opening session of the Community Drama Institute will be held at 7:30 at the High} School Auditorium. This work which has created so much inter- KEY WEST, FLORIDA,) MONDAY, JULY 12, 1937. | i [ {comprehensive issues of a news-| Agriculture, and is completely il-; Mr. Maye rejoices in the fact! Key West, Florida, has the most equable climate in the country; with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit PRICE FIVE VENTS rkers ‘Received paren ee : Busy Securing Men Te Be Sent To Various Key Canova Writes About } Leon J. Canova, a recent visitor its effort only, the business has “to Key West and who is well ac-!become advertised and popular-' jy addition to six structural *, “, x ized, ‘ — _ its problems and iw, when everything is set steel laborers requisitioned last those oi pioneers’ whe have for a small measure of profit to o jcome forward and aided sub-jbe ‘expected, as a result of the Vee by the Wiconsip Bridge and |Stantially in. straightening out lon, continued, indefatigable ef- Iron company, another requisition isome of the diffieulties which forts of The Over-Seas Trans- 5.) ii cvers was received this ‘faced the city and county in the Portetoa Company, others seeing A i seit the fruit about to ripen.)on- the morning by W. V: Little, in charge !past several years writes interest- itgee planted, cultivated and nour- ingly of the transportation situa- ished by The Over-Seas, want. a ° ‘he State Employment Bureau ‘tion as it is today. Shave of the crop. If they were office. est throughout the State of Flor-| hotel and along with that the ,0f repairs, to placz his estimate, | moth Springs”, which will prove a ts of the “State of | Having been for some years Successful in knocking» down a The men are to be sent to the ich, with others, wil be pre-| delight to tourists as well as to|Plopida at heart I can’t say too! icity man for one of the fa- Plum or two, I understand they Pest ser on or es fale 19, Pre: | Floridians. . i ee in favor of a program that nie ce t = portation sys- have no adequate outfit to = camp of the company at No Name Just what expense will be in-; The Agricultural Section, on; originates in the Oldest City, a eng the ote dle, or resources to sustain Key and will, later, be bad ae | volved in thig repair project on: the front page of which appears|state treasure and 9 National ‘ems, Mr. Canova tel the si business. we ees PENT; |the Ivy will, naturally, not be “Congratulations” by Nathan! Shrine.” uation now being faced by the If there were a tremendous scene >erations | Stated but is expected to- be above - - | Over-Seas Transportation company volume of business, and the a tract H-1, Bahia Honda Bridge. . OMIC HIGHLIGHTS ' $20,000, . |] and in words of praise for those Peri gape tha ines — Dukes requieiibeny soll tus beak ‘SMALLBLAZE = ||:«ECON 70 PASSENGERS; 'l| "onal aud Interuatonll Peatieme texep- _ who started the company when the nission would be compelled to negeo laborers and two additional ‘need was most necessary, express- give @ full, and likely a favorable Respond’ng to a telephone call ; sent in. from Gardner’s Pharmacy, ||) arable From Local Welfare ‘es the conviction that its worth hearing of the ease should com- because of the failure of men te ‘having been proven to the satis- petition make application for 2 report to the S. J. Groves Con- ‘3:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon, | |apparatus of the fire department | ' gaction of business men here and PeTmit to enter the field. ' struction company’s Contract F ai went to the rear of the pharmacy | and radical publications that | 1 “The office of the Florida State |im other Florida points, any Rgilway Commission is one gov- Little Duck Key. ehange where a fire was found in a small ween a larger monthly average to- sice with labor, feel that direct I was disappointed to learn that | outbuilding, e ‘action is essential, and that such’ there was a lot of inconsiderate : in existing conditions. erned by sane: j' t, and its + | would be decidedly not for the findings. must be, For the The © ¥+ Thomason Constrac: I : There was found to be no neces. | t@! of strikes than at any other, strategy as the sit-down strikes | talk going on in reference to a | sity of using the engines and period in the country’s history the demand for a 100 percent Tecent hearing before the Florida. charm and allure of Key + West, and Mr. Schutt is looking forward to a much bigger season for the hotel and the city this year, than ida, is being sponsored by the Boy Scouts and The Island Gity Young People’s Union, and will be conducted by Miss Nell Jewel was recorded in the season of Howze and Daniel Fager, drama 1936 and ’37. specialties of the Division of Rec: | ODPM DMO LD MS MIM 4 reation, WPA. supervisor of CUBA BRINGS IN -Vietor Larsen, recreation for Key West has stimulated a great deal of interest in this Institute, and a very large attendance is looked for. Every- boy is invited to attend. There is no registration fee, not are} ¥FSSEL . LEAVES. SHORTLY there any charges for any of the} AFTER ARRIVAL EN- ROUTE TO HAVANA “Since last November there has, er: « Tuesday afternoon the same course will be started for the on Ie oeuisa “Even were the applicants for laborers be sent to their camp, permit wealthy” AN of the t the Railway Commission would be ing filled, it was said. 0} ‘MMIAMIAN PAYS VISIT TO CITY worked so hard, through trying }R. M, FROST, NEWSPAPER a care an, years, to build xp. “T have learned that it is being , bearing, and the adjustment of ‘each is necessary for the proper synchronization of the whole. In plain words, all factors must be wei and a fair decision better. best interests of the public, “and tien company ‘requested th's have struggled, and by years of ™OPise that ene crane operator, These classes will start promptly - Steamship Cuba, of the P. andj members of the fire department! State Railway Commission, which 4:80. each: aftern “two! g ‘wi i gays £Sped: shop, where no non-union sat last month in Miami. pea, a eed Hauenched. the flames. withshuckets , with. the exception-of 1947.-aays_-Sre, See oes Ue Oe te} t last_month in a WASHINGTON rm ‘ % i more powerf! ever in. Key West; 26 first and four sec- jhave struck 46 of the 48 states— the In the years ; North Dakota and New Mexico” tage of bra work, and they vana. trust they will get a splendid re- the ted, they have b most more than strikes Agricultural Department appro- Cc ner ary | bee ee 40 —, = psn priations bill for the “iscal year eu! in uneqniv hard labor, have built up a busi- one jackhammer operator, four \ £0r, WS, O..8 §:sCoy-antived. thie - : 5 x a ‘af one the if we ; Sb gape |the United States News. From bor is to tecvive its fair share of tango ix Hoagie This will be the first time-that NOTES da- ya ag ending in 3932, less than 30 per- sponse, according to announee-| Key, West arrivals; Mrs, ©. ' numerous in sections of the coun-, beginning July Ist provides $630,- tories for the strikers, while in 36, of bearing profitable fruit. of this unusual opportunity, it is > : +. }26 second cabin passengers for thing is certain—labor is orn | 2,828 strikes have occurred, They thy able. to give the negroes the ad-/®%d ¢abin passengers for j being the exceptions. Asis to be winning its demands. Last year, The conference report on year, ee only “undue influence” would al- Yates, Esmie Curry, H. S. Nich- ise pete. wie bee ap early TRUONG tad, aed 36 ‘nd should avail themselvesifrom. Tampa with 14 first and | . “ , objectors took serious counsel November through May, exactly; mdvstty's earnings, these drama specialists have been 4 cent of strikes ended with labor * Soag tan ippiade ders try where industrial development The Senate receded is highest—Michigan, New York, Percent more, Inbor received part, reached after this has been care- REPRESENTATIVE WAS olas, H. E. 1, J. AL i 000,000. Ic Bd sa Ae - | from its economy: cut of $60,000,-; New, England, California. ‘ te. * ©" 000 in tke Kieha, D. E. Hampton, S. M.! io of its demands. : $600,000,000 appro-| have been least numerous in the A oats riation for the Conservation; —. ¥ knows, recovery from a depres- , bea | agricuMural states—lowa, Kansas, ' sion breeds strikes. Thig was true Johnyon, W. C. Johnson, Harry | Service. i ; . - A. Johnson, Mildred Johnson, ! | Nebraska, ete. : ; patter the dopanttions of 1884, ‘WILLARD ALBURY IS MAKING! Mildred A, Johnson, L. Aguira, E | EDUCATION Even so, there is nothing unique presi boggy today + | ie , : differ- READY FOR POSITION Noreiso, Lorna’ Wickers, Odell | An advisory committee of | ™ the sumber — that have an inn vgs flere . Wickers, Rose Wickers, Dorothy twenty-two laymen and educa-|°ccurved in reeent months—the 3 — ON BRIDCE BOARD They, ‘be accurately compared with those Wickers, J. Chavez, Ofel'a Yanes,' tors has teen asked by President} World War years provide a num-! of previous decades. It is also true P. Wallace, M. Wailace, Angela’ Roosvelt to study the subject of|erical para.lel. However, as the! that for the first time in our his- Lero, George Lera, Rose Carabal-' the Federal Goyermment’s rela-:U_ S. News also points out, there! tory, the Federal government has fo, E. Gideon, Jennie Curry, Jane! tion to state and local conduct of }is a vast and fundamental differ-| attempted to solve ‘the problem Curry, Nilo Sanchez, Graciela education. The National Educa-ience in the demands the strikers through: legislation—the Wagner Willard M, Albury, recently appointed member of the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge Commis- fully done. HERE YESTERDAY “The Over-Seas Transportation Company began some years ago . purely as a water carrier, in op- R, M. Frost, circulation mana ition to the Florida East © problems, For some years I was : the publicity man for the Plant * f the Miami Daily News | Railway, and continued as System Railways and Hotels, in|was a visitor in Key West yes feet he cally ont af saat ey Florida = bach a terday arriving over the highway Phe sees ahs ety Nahe ~ steamship lines, before!ty make arrangements for a trip ~pled the’ © to Tortugas. ver-Seas Company, but It is the intention of the pa- en- per to give the outstanding carrier in official boys a trip to the National Monu- i “Ido not speak as one entirely unfamiliar with transportation sion, said today that he has com- plied with every regulation and is awaiting notification, } Mr. Albury was one of the three: named last week by Governor Cone and this morning forwarded Sanchea, Georgina Sanchez, Car-' tion Association, which has been’ ar» making today as compared: to- Act ereating: the’ National Labor | mela Sanchez, James Cruz, Jr., E.' urging the possage of a bili to those they made in 1917. } Relations Board. j | provide $100,000,000 of Federal; In practically. all pre-depression! .idfdmittedly, the Wagner Act is ©! of the line, and the The vessel also. brought 14 tons aig to’ education, believes that ' strikes, labor. demanded... higher | one-sided—it puts‘responsibilities ™& *vaces, have come of freight and.two sacks of mail’ thi, dées not mect the Presidents’ | wages andjor shorter. working of«many kinds’ upom employers °™ and have faith in, for Key West; twa tons of freight’ views because it provides a flat! weeks. The closed shop was:rare-)and)few-upem’ labor. The Su-) “When the Highway operation of ment, Fort Jefferson, at Tor Retiree bgt capant tugas, and he was making prelim highest - of inary arrangement, fer securing impartial of. transportation for the boys, num- | bering about 25. 3 and 190 sacks of mail for Ha-/ grant to every state on a per- is | child basis and does not provide | for grants to poor states accord- fing to their needs. i LEARNING viet Government, which te Secretary of State R. A> Gray his state tax commission of $10 which ig tho last of the require- ments to qualify as a member, vana, STEAMER CEBA COMES TO PORT... thas been Steamship Ceiba, of the Stand-!sists that Russian engineers and tard Fruit and Steamship Co., ar‘ wechanics be taken into key Marie Gutsens, matron of the|rived this morning 8:30 o'clock plants of American aviation in- Mercedes Hospital, reports that/ from New. York, berthed at the! gustry, Some officials do not like there are now nine patients being | Porter Dock cornpany’s main pier, ' the condition insisted upon by the eared for at this institution, six}took on 31,598 yallons of fuel oil} Russians because when American white and three colored. tand sailed at noon for Frontera,! methods are learned by Russian They are: Angelina Cazadilla,| Mexico. * lf experts, they are copied in Rus- Vicente Garcia, Angel Perera, Another vessel of the same line, | sia, This means, in their view, Bruce Spencer, Charles Culmer,) the Granada, is due to be fh that.Russia will develop as a po- Bernardo Sillero and Alexander} 2:30 o'clock tonight ‘and° af tL aoytial competitor of American Wright, Marian Ingraham, Louisa) taking bunkers will sail ‘for the’ aviation, - Hackey, colored. } Mexican port. ait > os } County Board Will = Hold Meeting Tonight grossly bOoGS tigress has passed a bill to ppierttit “dogs specially trained to jixaide "blind men™and women to American‘ had to be carried in baggage cars. USED AS WARNING i MARYSVILLE, Calif—A skele- Mombers of the board of county;sioners last Wednesday night Tax! ton with a Cgar in its jaws and tuyitig considerable; taireraft in this country, now in-; jride in day coaches or in pull-j ily a vital issue. Today the -pri-) preme;Court spoke of this fact in :mary. demand of strikers is the upholding the Act, but said there closed shop. In many instances, was nothing in the Constitution te j anion demands for higher wages | prevent ‘Congress from passing a jand shorter work weeks have been one-sided iaw. So far, the Wag- met by industry—but strikes have| ner Act hs, sertainly failed in continued, beenuse employers re-| preventing strikes—Lut in fairmess fused to grant the closed shop. | to the Act, it should be recorded This is obviously a vital change’ that it has seldom been invoked. in labor's attitude. Furthermore,| In the recent steel strikes, for in- : it has been accompanied by the! stance, it was not brought inte = : entrancing | entry of labor into politics on an|force. As a result, the adequacy ' i unprecedented scale. The A, F.\ of the Act remains in question, ashe a pany Ac of L., for instance, used to keep, and is yet. to be proved. Genera) | absolutely clear of political par-j opinion holds that the Act must’ tiseriship—-yet before the , last! be extensively revised if it is to election, A. F. of L.’s President! achieve real success, Green and other high officials; came out strongly in faver of the; The business outlook remains reelection of Mr. Roosevelt. And mixed. Strikes are a retarding) ,John L. Lewis, head of A. F. of, and depressing factor, Security | , L's rival, the CIO, is a strong values have tended downward, Roosevelt, backer, and was a ma-j| with a few sporadic and inconse- jor contributor to the Democratic | quential rises, ; campaign fund. He is likewise a, Business Week reports that the} Frank H. strong inflmence in several of the: 193¢ income was $63,799,000,-| in Key West for major industrial states, - notably, 600-——16 percent greater than in/ tive vacation Pennsylvania and Michigan. It is) 1935. More than $62,000,000,-/ Mrs. Legere and {come widely known, will be played | , this evening, 7:30 o'eloek, at Coral! { Park, with Warrant Officer Cae-, ACCOMPANIED BY FAMILY: SPENDING THIRD VACA. — TION IN KEY WEST trains. | hi , Under the present law, the dogs} | permanently and aggressively in| terest, renté and royalties. | volved in polities. ‘year forecests j This wmprecedented situation) at about $70, ‘has caused g definite cleavage of est since 1929, epinien over labor and its desires; There has been and activities It is the general crease in instaliment Leeson 'Rogiment Band, ¥. N, G., has be-| Band will vender a few Popular Rhumbas. Cornet Sole, “A -Boldi-r’s Dream’ Rogers “A Perfeet Day” Carrie Jaco’=-Bond Pisy was ved Al Hayes 4 Syne’ me » . : 10. The Star Spang’ed Banner commissioners are to meet im re-| Assessor J. Otto Kizchheiner pre- a whiskey bottle by its side—is! opinion ageeng employers, for in- goods. This : cessed session tonight 8 o'clock’ sented the tax rolls for the te discuss important matters in! suing year and it wes decided that cennection with taxation. formal acceptance of the rolis At the meeting of the commis-' would be deferred until tonight. | Griver, at a dangerous curve near this city. The sketeton is seated jim a wrecked car. i e8- being caed as a warning to speedy | stance, that the great issue of the it is also a hour is whether labor is to ran,’ retailers, by proxy, the government. Tho, business activity would make labor umien excutives amd the iib-:dent in collections. FOR BEAUTIFUL KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS, USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SEMI-LUSTRE.