The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 27, 1937, Page 1

“Associated Press Day Wire : aque Key West, Florida, has the Service. J : ‘ most equable climate in the For 57 Years Devoted to the country; with an average Best Interests of Key West : ’ = =a > Z f range of only 14° Fahrenheit SSR AEE NS SAESRIC ERY PERRO = BES eS Nake mera eee OO VOLUME LVIU. No. 177. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1937. PRICE FIVE CENTS Several-Charges Made _‘ii3iGTONS|Liewt. Harris Authorized Ge Self Defense To evcee Against Negro To Be | st"... To Take Examination For Sa pending bills affecting World War hd ° veterans has been proposed by ven a Represntative Costello, who would &S have the congressional group Bee ARTs * make recommendations looking to 'a more efficient and economical : 2, . TSS ALLS 2 | operation of the Veterans’ Admin-! First Lieutenant W. Curry for his appearance before the| Tal é Main Charge Is That ef RATT, N Chae listration. | Harris, Florida National Guard, is;board for examination with a a LES! AKE j in receipt of advices from Ad-|view of his'assignment to Battery} Firing Gun; Almost 2 , ? 4 ' RESERVE jutant General’ Vivien . Collins,|“E”, 265th coast artillery. | % bd tudy Be ry a Pia AT CUDJ The Navy Department is begin-|authorizing him to take the ex-| Lieutenant Harris has been, | 0 ‘ate i New S To reate anic Among} |ning to organize a naval reserve, amination for promotion to the virtually, in command of Battery Taken Up | Returning from No Name auxiliary to be composed of yacht|rank of captain. |“E” since the resignation last! Residents id Sunday the automobile | o. ners all over the country. With| He is to communicate with! September of Captain Russeli who; 1 = riven by HE. Day, secretary their vessels, the owners would Lieutenant Colonel Frank L. Hos-/went to accept a position with! t rmation to Chief Engineer B. M. Dun- |be called into service only in case|kins, president of the examining | the United States ‘Weather Bureau! ° . . The science of self defense is eee can, of the Ov. ‘ ; e ‘ | Arraigned in the court of Judge) O°" Toy ‘pey aes zo aga lof war and would not be required| board, and make arrangements service. janether study which is” to be i A g }to undergo peace-time training.} } % ‘ ae y Raymond R. Lord this afternoon or = — rattlesnake | Because of the standards of va-| @eppepeccecscoscogcepebescccesesoces eanete Cooperating with the U. S.)point and two lights when the di-’ added to the curriculum studies on Cudjoe Key. | ; " ii ‘ | Weather Bi the «)Tightho: is i | vs Will 3 : : revi bak hti ; | Weal jurean | lighthouse} rection is in between. A ag ed Witiows apes | Mr. Day and friends with eden taveee wae NEWS NOTES ' departinent ‘is ‘now installing’ ‘ap-, ‘The anen:ometer is connected: being tanght.by Pop Allen, WE: who will answer to several charges; him in the car get out and |of those who belong to them,’ it ; paratis’ for’ giving advante ‘infor- within the lighthouse with a buz-! instructor in gymnastics ant ; s-| with-stick: dst ick- | j, “er | @VeSe ; oo ie ate neta ser. To determine th locity of’ cers and others. | Tt meaqured six feet and had | : se meni s ! paratuses in this area being placed / the: keeper to use his stop-watch,! Need of these courses in Key Williams was recently released; fifteen rattles and a button. | COMMODITIES. The Pacific Clipper ships have . Budapest, Hungary — Charged at Dey Dortugas; Sombrero Light and by counting the number Of; woe i: Ray been pointed out, i a0 | It is said to he one of the | “The Gommodities Exchange Ad-|*¢mPleted their first one million with trying to imitate the feat of and at» Carysfort Light. Those sounds sent out hy the buzzer) coilty aarti aka from jail where he had served a} largest ever killed on the |aministration, which came into be| Miles of flying without an acel-| William Tell, police arrested for Dry Tortugas have . already during one minute will he able to| really a necessity and it is alse sentence of 60 days at hard labor,| Florida Keys. ing last September, is expected ‘essed Steven Debreczeni. Debreezeni been installed. Members of the determine the number of miles jhown that under the direction of i : \nad tried to shoot an apple fi i i i i : Release from prison seemed to "POI MLg IIS ww” take steps shortly towards the dosent an apple from working party are today working per hour velocity of the wind. imposition of limits on trading in Se Tae ithe head of his friend, Joseph at Carysfort and after that will) Weather vane and anemometer, Mr. Allen, the classes have show: have jncreased a desire to wake «| -heat future markets. The Com-! The first trave of Kingsford- Szollosi, with a rifle. Instead of start installation at Sombrero. on each of the lighthouses is pregt aah Sey * Pign Sp eninge ‘RED NAPOLEON \wesities and Exchange Commis./Smith, who disappeared in 1935, hitting the apple, however, he} Those in charge of the work of placed well above the structure 20 ages eeeke \sion has jurisdiction over grain|came te light recently when a hit Szollosi’s forehead, badly in- installation are Carl Rom, chief the full force of the wind strikes enthused with the work. things. READY FOR EF ‘AR lcuture markets and nearly every, Part of the landing gear of his J4*ing him. jeter: emir igre ae the gg the oe and pres arms! Calisthenies, weight lifting, the i i i a \ 7 | idomestic farm produet from cot-jairplane was found floating in, WwW, cksmit ilbur John- on the other, an us the exact S <select Rohe A NPR EAST TROUBLE i New York—Thirty-six individ- members of the crew of the Light-| The height of the instruments many body developing moverbents tivities by securing a revolver, also, { OVATION | RACE WITH TRAIN FATAL (ae bins six sorneratiaen were &! tous Tender Ivy, when their aid oo Seca is g05 vt a ho requiring. agility ae--well es the holster, and startled people Te ; After 46 years of service with} Muscoda, Wis.—The approach-. or perbespation in je Is necessary. ‘ort are ine in a See eine i huis deus on Gieuigs House Ways and Means Com-| ing train was the victor in a race ‘largest bootleg ring discovered Heretofore the instruments at above the water, and on Sombrero Petronia street and vicinity, by mittee, Harry Parker, Negro jani-|with an automobile for a crossing “S¢ the repeal of prohibition.| these lighthouses consisted of a 156 feet above water. t firing the gun and creating almost| JBLUECHER TO MAINTAN tor, has been given an assistant |and four young men, all Coc, Bee defendants were charged | thermometer and barometer. With Similar instraments are to be the schools wi @ panic. POSITIO ‘py the unanimous vote of the| boys, were lil:ed and a fifth se-/With conspiring to purchase de-, the new installations there will be installed at the lighthouse on Gas- ang Fridays at the hin. was on Gubday aight and ION IF WAR COMES embers of the House of Repre-|riously injured when the automo- natured commercial alcohol from also a weather vane, for deter- parilla Island, 51 feet above the -ymnasinm, a call for officers was sent. in.| WITH JAPAN sentatives, who gave the old em-|bile struck the third car of the legitimate distillers, re-distill it mining the direction of the wind, water, on the west coast, and the open to all Patrolmen Franklyn Arenberg, W. |ploye quite cae ovation. He was:train and was hurled fifty feet. jane nc it for bootleg ili ROR: Psa toate veg! —_— eo paige hos peers 15 years, “ ja Capitol employe for 17 years} perp a ning the Sorce wind. sen ‘ampa office 9 Fromled tothe all ant aithin al By ‘Tho AP Feature Service ‘ /Ptior to beginning bis long serv.) _ ‘CHUTE JUMP KILLS | The direction will be deter- of the weather bureau. FE comp: few minutes Williams was on his}, Upon the strategy of a bush: _jiee with the House Committee. Roosevelt Field, L. I—Intend-; “AUSTRIANS CANCEL GAME (mined by an electrical indicator At this time of the year when jung. to sity. ial toga. bich bol browedR48. Napoleon” bang: Gp ee ling to write of his sensations dur-| 3 Vienna—The . Italo + Austrian{ which shows the eight main points weather conditions are, y “ “was later removed to the county viet Russia's hopes for aside a SOLDIERS IN CHINA ling“a parachute leap, Leslie Pu. Women’s Light Athletic Contest, Of the “compass; North, East, normal, only the twice 4 bastile. \ing her position in the Zar east if' American troops in the field of :lenwider, a writer, went up in an scheduled for July 18 in the Vi- South and West and the four formation will be sent out. When petites ? However he had gotten rid of| war comes with Japan. jhostilities in North China include: |airplane, with two parachute bags enna Stadium, was cancelled by| main intermediate points, North- weather conditions warrant, ad- Pp R ~ the firearm when arrested and to}. Marshal Vasly Konstantinovich the Legation Guard at Peiping,|strapped to his back to make his the Austrian Sport and Gymnas- east, Southeast, Northwest and vices will be received hourly by all intents and purposes felt safe|Bluecher, veteran Asiatic cam-|500 men and 20 officers, under first leap. At 2,000-4eet in the girjtic Front. While it was stated|Southwest. The #lectrical indica- radiotelephone from Tortugas and M baa until Chief Ivan Elwood and-Ser-|paigner, commands an estimated’ command of Col, John Marston; | Fulenwider jumped. Something that this was not a reprisal for the| tor is so arranged as to show one hy regular telephone from mr FROM LOGGERHEAD ‘ i geant Joseph Kemp started on| 400,000 men in eastern Siberia. 'the 15th Infantry, U. S. Army,} went wrong. Although his emer- | cancellation of the Venice meet-|light on the dial at ihe cardinal other lighthouses. the trail of the revolver and with-| Clashes between some of his units/74 men and 42 officers at Tient-;gency parachute opened at 100 ing of the Central European Cup | -—H-—-___________- in a short time had recovered both! and Japanese-led troops along the sin, commanded by Col. Jos, A.| feet, it was too late to break his ,Committee and the Italo-Alustrian e vistrors aE gun and holster. | Siberian - Manchoukuan border! McAndrew, Not in the war zone} fall and he plunged to his death; football match, it is an indication ee teamers e COULDN'T RB have given ‘the world as many but at Shanghai are the 4th Ma-jin a vacant lot near the field. | that feelings are not as good as MAKING ANOTHER TRIP TO KEY war scares as the conflict in/imes, with 1,016 men and 54 of- _—— they could be in the sports world + MANY DUTIES | Spain, ificers. FOURTH DRINK KILLS | of the two nations , Mexico, D. F.—Making a. bet; FOR EXECUTIVE. Pe ficlys bis ee . RECREATION with friends he could drink five) MOTHER GETS SON’S MEDAL Tomorr OW William W. Demeritt, Jr,, * aps t, Bi Batis ge ua tel As a result of recreational fa-' bottles of tequila, a powerful! Belgrade, Yugoslavia—Mrs. Il-, | Mrs. Demeritt, Mrs. Dexter Dorgan re j Sree aul Bluecher would be cilities constructed during the Mexican liqcor distilled from the inka Kilidard was recently _pre-| — ——-— jad tay Sane, Dally ail Sots WHEN IN DOUBT THEY AT troops and. supplies would lie [Nr \.25°Eus cwiagsing peas, Bi sigue Avil downed the contents adel Chek ner son's Mostone| i ictaatiy HR. Mallory. of the BBCBIVES Wentworth, hp baye beam fpend- ithousands of mile i pot , y ; Medal which her son, a Montene-' C)yde-Mallory Lines, arrived last i 4 ONCE SEND FOR MAYOR joer . pe oare away, in Rus bathing beaches, 3,305 play: ;ef four bottles and collapsed, dy-' grin-American who fought with prleries cae Helock pat pod ing \sceoeg bg about 12 ns | ap Fe : al, @ vet“ | grounds and athletic fields, 3,594, ing soon afterwards, the A: B. ¥.,wom: Sor Mi extent clues’. -< cece asia oe aad FA + DEATH Loggerhead Key, seturned HUMPHREY jozan Asiatic campaigner, 18 report- | parks, 2,301 social and recreation} » e | Rasy marge z a = | ordi bravery in the second 4 = . ted prepared to fight for at least buildings and 1,515 other type! BUY USED CARS pabereais® te ae a oth pasta yang ne | oth canner a j About four weeks ago, Dr. De- (By Aunoctated Press) {a year without aid. facilities, | Washington.—During the past’man died of wounds received C., and New York. i | iweritt came home for vacation PATCH GROVE, Wis, July 27.' _Bluecher is 48 years old. He has, three years almost 3,000,000 fam | ile. si i . ; M, E. Berkowitz has received !fom his studies in the ¢linic of ° ivin xin i ta bulbous nose, typically Russian. ne hile single-handed he saved 4! Fruit cavrier Granada, of thei : u 3 —If it’s a civie problem, a birth, ot 2 ie yp: = - ca | TO BRAZIL ilies, having annaal incomes of; ¢ieid gun. American authorities’ Sia; it and. Steamship news from Mrs, sells “nae Southern Dental College, Atlan a family fight, illness or ap- and a ig mustache. Hard,|. . 1, , ope ‘cht! Wag!$1,500. or less, have purchased Standard ; Expit,,.. an Berk ta, Ga., and decided that he and hi oh, the vesidutite of cold eyes stare from under bis’ The Treasury. Dapartiient ies ME.52), @ Bi lag og ‘sought the mother, now 80, for company, arrived.9:15 o'clock last nouncing the death of her father Mra. Demeritt would spend a time Be ce vite cee eniting = hewry brows, pentered into’ dn’ agrevitiont? “With Mtitemobiles, eccording to figures eighteen years. i AaMRRB ofF OM Iphia, berthed in Newark, N. J., last Sunday aft-| st Loggerhead. a Sears hans oe _ solution — Neary Prove. origin, he was aa’ Brazil winder Whicty'*'80,000,600(oimpiled by the American greet ee eee company’s... aay bg un} ay ne ge a ik al rs. Hu A ! " & i rege : S : i 5 ‘ ps Dock on. was 2 fs Mrs, Evart Wosks ig about ®Sitator against the czar and was ats Otis Senethy ie et ee aise SELECTS WRONG CAR { wehar: and taking on, 35,- pe ‘friends and associates of the doc- . everything to Patch Grove’ “She frequently in trouble with pre-| Protection "6f, BuSsiliah ee | Newark, N. J.—Coming out of 199) gallons of fuel oil, sailed Oe eee’ Soleus ea a ‘and feturned within two, > is serving her fourth term eS ap sughacgetiannded i NAVY?IN FAR°EAST °°"! NEW BRIDGE BUSY iat ei a oe rien corny PERRET Bs EP icon, Mies Anita and Jerome, pant, my ri gent Bhd me mayor; as practical nurse she has} wille fighting wa he pyanees ‘The Navy is represented by the} San ‘Franciseo, — After ig ee oka 40 pt ireonges sss Ee ad At 4:45 clock this monring jef; sd lool walk tee tha home. sisted ph Rey : attended the birth of most of the; ask ly di ed heavy cruiser Augusta, at Tsing-| months’ use, it is estimated that! ; led ; the Preighter Alamo of the Clyde- ; ' . Mm residents for two generations;|at™Y and subsequently discharged Oy vie the flag of Admiral/the new £an Francisco-Onkland, IME Vet Ne calles, te Te Saliccy time Hand ta al eee ad BN Ot ee re she has settled squabbles and lis-|*T°™ “Sire most |Yarme'l, commander of the Asi-| bridge is the third busiest toll p sag Aeogasaapald ae net ea ony wharf and dischargd freight, {ours before her father passed Denon, ‘wend af te Coe ae tened to the last words of the dy-| 5, MOC CTP vctutionary ac-'atic Fleet. A patrol vessel, two|erossing in the United States, the 11° si tited he didn’t hae the after witch the vessel sailed {or ¢. perlematel steten ot ae ae: A : _ leivities and during the civil war mine-sweepers, two destroyers! Holland Tunnel of New York hav-/1 1 "i, 2) nanpened that the car Tampa, | Puneral services and interment! sng there rounded out « perfect “E help them into the worid,| 10, renown as a read army com- and six submarines were with the/ ing the most traffic and the Dela- Takeaehd to the policeman and‘ Steamer Ceiba, of the. Standard, were held yesterday. | vaeation period. try to make them behave while... .der, In 1925, when titles were Augusta at Tsingtao, At Chetoo| ware river bridge, at Philadel ‘the boy surrendered withott pro- Fruit and Steamship company, is bs they are here and help them out,”| ("anced into the soviet armed are nine destroyers, the tender. phia, coming second. Pa gt ‘due to arrive tomorrow from New Mrs. Humphrey says. lforces, he was tlevated to the Black Hawk, the mine-sweeper, = | is | York, will take on bunkers at the. A new couple moved into Patch’ 4, of “Marshal of the Soviet Heron, ond the gunboat Tulsa; “BABY DRAWER" TO ang | SOVIETS To BUILD LINE [Porter Dock company, and sail for Grove recently. Neighbors heard) tjnion.” fis present post is con- The gunboat Ashevile is at Hong-} Shanghai — Shanghai’s baby) — $ TO! BE onan: them fighting and called Mayor! .igerea to be the most important kong and the gunboat Sacramento} drawer, one of its well-known’ ‘onstruction will abertly begin Humphrey. She waded right in,| under the red flag. is at Shanghai, Six gunboats are‘ landmarks, where the city’s un-.0" What will be the work's l=<g-| JAPS SHIPPING UP told the husband “you can’t beat!” ‘Phree years ago. while address-|scattered up the river on the) seanted babies are left by their €*t complete communications sys | pay ieee your wife in this town while Iam’ ing a communist congress in Mos-' Yangtse patrol, | paxents to he brought up by anime. 4 rersng dl has en oes | Balboa, Canal Zone—Exceed- mayor,” and that wus that. jcow, Bluerher deseribed the for-' —_—— jorphanage, will soon disappear, as) Ys he Soviet Governme wi |ing all previous records, Japanese’ Mrs. om yt has just cele-! mation of a Soviet army strong} TRADE |the orphanage and the walt in| ® British oe niestions CONCerN) sinning through the age brated sher GStHf Avcddiné ~anni-|cnough to “administer a blow. The foreign trade of the United! which the drawer is located are|‘? eauip telephone and telegraph: Cana! daring the fiscal year 1937) versary. She serves on the county| capable of cracking and in some States increased with all ge0-| doomed in Shanghai's road-widen.|/ines from Moscow across the | increased 82.56 per cont in caeo.| hoard of supervisors, is secretary! places destroying the very foun- graphic arcas within the first five! ing program. |U. S. S. B. and Siberia to Khahe-| compared with 1929. The 282 There is s marked decrease inj of the local parent-tewidher organ-| gation of capitalism” should war ™onths of this year. (Compared jrowski pear the Manchoukuan | jy, ,anese ships carried 1,789,178 the number ef sponge offerings ;\eal of this season. There © ieation. and. tans.‘ boarding break ont between Russia and With the same period of 1936, CHOKES ON TEETH pberder, a distance of 5,300 miles.| 1.55 of cargo, mostly scrap iron,! st this time of the year and there 11 lots of wool, 177 bunches house. | Japan. jexports were " $1,271,287,000) ausstie city, N. J.—Whilel Dotides several telephone circuits,’ ang paid $3,605,145 in toll, — | activity the ail grades ‘compared with $969,268,000. Im- eR Be jmumerous telegraph channels,) _ held three - — -_ wees bathing in the ocean, F. A. Veiteh,| SECON - raghtaeeros, Mi Petemmmngtrng oss aa crap ea * ? [Sors.ass.e Madectively. 1m) @B, swallowed and almost choked ones, oat oup to transmitting hahahahaha ; photographs will be provided. } rs Of Writer’s “== ES ee ere | Nearly 21,000,000 workers are the . ‘ i i jnow covered by the unemploy-| i - t bed e {ment compensation laws of the} Pit for treatment. | ON i ‘forty-eight States, Hawaii, the! j i @ istrict of Columbia and Alaske.! STR 16 92000 HANGAR (Bx Annertated Press) i [This is about four million mere{ Muys, Japan—A kite, measur! AUSTIN, Tex. July 27-——-Pes) jthan the coverage predicted for, ing 464 in area, de- capita school apportionment jm: itte system. Wisconsin, only state, im the Texas bas iccreaned from 62 Mrs. Francis H. Miner and:project in Key West with the with a law in effect before cents to $19 in 80 years. : Miss Mabel Francis, of the wea [UES meeedor : Je of the gon grag. jon Shi |= wind! School enrollment has grown» Fi "i 94 visitors expect to spend is now paying benefits to eli 8 writers’ project in Floride, were) su: ong day in the city and leave unemployed. Twenty-two 0’ arrivals over the highway last;tomorrow over the highway for states will begin payments night and ave today discussing the District $ Heacquarters in Miami. { 19338. | | f the tli [ ftiti i uf RAINY WEATHER COMING SOON! HOW IS THAT ROOF