The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1937, Page 5

Associated Press Day Wire Service. For 57 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West VOLUME LVIII. Che Hey KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1 } MUCH TAKEN UP ‘THE CITIZEN FURNISHES WATER WITH KEY WEST | S<"* By Air Express To Hospital In New Jersey MELON DESIRED TO AID ILL BOY tee see West Citizen | 3, 1937. i { SCOUT TROOP HOLDS SESSIO i . | Troop’ 52, Boy Scouts. hgid an Key West, Florida, has the most equable climate in the country; with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit PRICE FIVE ‘interesting and well-attended | Having Summerleaf Which Came To Port Several Days| Ago Now Enroute To! Texas City which | | | Steamship Summerleaf, { Com- | pany’s main pier undergoing re- | was at the Porter Dock Rep fe SS SE Ee W. R. CLARK LANDS HIS FIRST SAILFISH “I arrived Saturday. went fishing yesterday and caught my first sailfish. and it was a beauty” said W. R. Clark. sheriff of Broward County who, with Mrs. Clark, and Wm. Egan, were in the fish- ing party. Mr. Egan, who is prominent airs Made |RETIRED RAILROAD OFFICIAL | AND WIFE HAVE TAKEN UP| |. pe | Friday evening it was announc RESIDENCE AT 417 SIMON-'ed by News Commentator Lowe! |Thomas that a ripe water-melon TON STREET jmay aid in saving the life of a | boy that was iit in the city hos- pital at Point Pleasant, New Jer- Since W. J. Ingling retired as an! sey. By this time the melon is there, having been sent from Key | West. heard, ,the;,, broadeast, Having official of the Union Pacific rail- Toad seven years ago, with Mrs. | Ingling he has travelled the coun-/an effort toygetwene> from Migs Mollie Parker, » whon, grows ‘fruit, but, Miss Parker. ;did)j,no' tion to establish a winter home. ; have one... Julian Manksshad.j ai disposed of two of the;fruity jtryvover looking for an ideal loca- @eee i The Citizen,,on, Saturday,.»:made fin. the.city hospital, Point Pleas- heen decided to name his patrol,’ |meeting on Friday night, Bill eeeeeeee Porter, official scribe of the or- from there by air express to the ganization, reports many activi- hospital, and to Mr. Thomas the ties having been carried on dur- following telegram was sent: ing the session “Lowell Thomas, The different patrols rendered “Radio City Commentator, reports of their meeting, with mat- ‘New York City. ters relative’ to the proposed FRED AUERBA ARRIVES IN CITY, “In response to your announce- Christmas Tree being discussed. | esis ment in last night’s broadcast, Plans were made for a hike for| that the juice of a ripe _water- Friday night of this week. ‘MAKING ARRANGEMENTS lon..was-wanted for a sick boy Carl Cruz announced that itthad | FOR OPENING’ ‘MODERN RESTAURANT SFVENTY-TWO ABOARD Japanese Navy Accepts Full Blame For Sink- ing Of Panay And Two a Press) | SHA Dec. °13-— ‘Navy headquarters received t, New slerseysthave forwarded the Fox Patrol. This::unit® will today by air.express to that insti- cjean up the scout hall during the | tion a.small ripe .water-melon week, it was reported. i wn in Key West, Florida, prob- pay] Herrick was taken into the ly; the.,only water-melon ob- Fred Auerbach, lessee of the pairs, sailed yesterday en route} jn the Miami world of busi- ness, and is in charge of the Key West information office in that city. said that this was Mr. Clark's first visit for a fishing trip in these waters, and he was surprised at his success. Mrs. Clark was satisfied with her catch, mostly barra- cudas, and said thet while she thought there was great sport in catching a sailfish, could understand there was just as great thrills in landing a large barracuda. The sail- fish measured over six feet, and was a beauty, said Mr. Egan. to Texas City. at which port and | also at New Orleans, ments of scrap metal are to be! loaded. i | consign- | The Summerieaf, when loaded, Scotland | after} will sail for a port in to discharge the which the vesse Captain A. Blythe told Th zen. G. Wilson, member | sel’s crew, who last -week fell! to the, nd aan, | i Oh hah ded COMMERCE BODY ENLISTING cargo, is to be scrapped} Citi- of the ves- from a ladder, attached vessel, to the a number of injuries, will be condition to travel in a few day: and will be furnished _ transpo tation from Key West by the Porter Company, to Texas City. CUBAARRIVES in For the last two winter seasons he residence of Robert Lewis,}jtainable in the United States at the couple have spent a few-1611 Von Pfister street, a small) this season. bi i d juicy melon was ob- months in Key West and were punape ine Jucy melo much impressed with the Island City. This year they have return- ed and decided definitely that Key West is the ideal spot they have bene looking for. They will reside at 417 Simonton street, : Principal reasons they. have; chosen Key West are that they | consider the climate here to be unsurpassed, they are intrigued | by the tropical foliage, and they | greatly appreciate the wonderful! “L. P. ARTMAN, “Publisher, The Citizen, Key This was securely packed and} West, Florida, and the Ocean shipped via Overseas Transporta- County Leader, Point Pleasant, tion Company, to Miami an¢ New Jersey.” 2 Much Activity Is Shown By Scout Organizations Pita tak thane. points gent During the past several weeks,WPA and other organizations in ‘ - ivi | Key West. Southern California, they believe, | there has been great activity at A : ‘Asked if there was any crit.|the Girl Scout headquarters, on It is ‘estimated that toys for 800 3 : children will be completed this icism of the place they would like | White street, where the boy and | week but more toys are needed, as te offer, they stated that their gir) scouts and other interested| well as candies, and fruits. criticism gonsisted only in devel- citizens are repairing and repaint-; Anyone having toys or dona- opment“of Key West’s wonderful the Community| tions can resoyirces by a “clean up and Christmas Tree, which is being . Donations. may._.be, mailed ..to. up” campaign, which would | spsonsored ay the: Junior. . be, ; ce the city;the “MPM attractive ans Club Moroes with the | Miss Nellie Louise i, P.O. troop as a new member. Plays were put on ‘by the dif- ferent patrols, after which the troop was dismissed. MUMFORD INFANT | _ DIES IN JAMAICA Word has been received in Key West announcing the death of the infant daughter of Captain and ,_Mrs. E. B. Mumford at their home in Kingston, Jamaica. Mrs. Mumford is a daughter of a report last night that the United States Gunboat Panay was bombed and sunk near Nanking by the Jap- residence at 410 Fleming street and a companion, Sam Cole, ar- rived yesterday from Miami and jare today beginning arrange- | ments for opening a modern res- taurant in the building early in | January. | Mr. Auerbach signed ‘the lease The Panay is in command when here last season, and made tentative arrangement with Wm. of Lieut. 5 R. Porter, president of the First Hughes, and carries a crew National Bank, which owns the includi fficers and property. jof 62, Mr. Auerbach said that he will men. leave in a few days for Miami,} The other officers are and upon his return will make a! Mr. and Mrs. Jose Pelaez of Caro- line street, this city. MONTHLY REPORT OF press, as to his opening. formal announcement through the Executive Officer Lieutenant |A. F. Anders.. Ensign D. H. MONROE COUNTY HEALTH UNIT VESSEL LEFT SHORTLY AFT-| { ER ARRIVAL ENROUTE TO HAVANA { Steamship Cuba, of the P. and 0. S. S. Co., arrived this morning from Tampa with 18 first and nine second cabin for Key West; 58 first cond cab- na. J. P. Talbot, John Talbot, C. W. Bamberger, C. A. Addison, Mrs./ R. Herrera, Conchita Hei a Bowers, Mrs, J. A. Li H.| . Mrs. Brewer, A. Brewer, | . Brewer, M, L, Enscoe, lorsarkos, , Te ee | ! b | | SECRETARY SINGLETON HAS COMPILED LIST OF MEM- BERS WHICH IS PUBLISHED HEREWITH Recently Secretary S. C. Single- ton, of the Key West Chamber of Commerce, compiled a list of members of the chamber showing |membership numbering 75. How- } ever, it is expected that within a brief time the list will carry add- Dp, |ed names as many more members | are anticipated. The complete list as given to The Citizen follows: William L. Bates, Frank Bent- ley, J. J. Trevor, Larry Gardner, place-in the country.” Mr. Ing- ling statés-thatNe talks up Key; West to all his friends and that several of them have dropped inj on him to see if everything were} as he said, and they have been |—.«. equally intrigued with the city. | Since his retirement, Mr. Ing- ling has had a financial interest in ; the Pocatello Tribune, Pocatelio, Abilene Idaho. ‘SAMUEL GATES DIED SATURDAY |PUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED TOMORROW AFTERNOON TEMPERATURES Lowest Highest last night last 24 hrs. 72 50 42 30 4 46 46 24 68 |Apalachicola —. ‘Atlanta — [Boston Brownsville Buffalo — Charleston Chicago - Corpus Christi - Denver - ‘ Detroit Dodge City Duluth _ Eastport - El Paso Recreation Department of the Box 850. | ;Commission, returned last night from a trip to Miami and today said that in an eafly issue of the Our Health Unit has given the ramote gives each mother a com- MAGAZINE TO Strange as it may seem, there are|to diet, exercise and rest, etc. eight that results from having their new born babies and their moth-' i ino bad result follow any needle | in regard to taking treatment at| | HOWARD WILSON, CHAIRMAN tection against smallpox during twenty-five treatments have been dey MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT oF ‘here are still a few schools which Sick Classes, given to the girls in| older children to determine their pend sto se 8 gs th the 72 persons believed to Hi ‘d Wilson, chai f ; “ loward Wilson, chairman ot tet is positive, the Toxin Anti been given. One class period was! ‘es dha aide See: responded. This class is offered magazine “Life” there will be two {0TS; not so much in danger of ac- greater part of its time this month/|plete physical examination, in- AB HESS WE CRED to immunizations in the schools.|cluding blood tests, and advices as early today r a large number of parents who |Nursing visits have been made to ; 4 PRINT SCENES fail to realize the great benefit }eight prenatal cases and fourteen’ seamen ‘from the | ‘children immunized against small-|ers. United ~ States ; Gunboat OF HIGHW AY pox and diphtheria. We have had| Eight cases have been contactett Panay sunk in the we have administered and we the venereal clinics on Wednes- River above Nanking ‘have vaccinated over 1000 for pro- days at 9:00 a. m. This month| Japanese war planes Sun- ithe year. We are submitting a re- given to the infected cases. } OF BRIDGES COMMISSION. ‘port of immunizations, however,! Home Hygiene and Care of the Those rescued brought to jhave not been completed. the High School, are still in ses-'61 known survivors among PUBLICATION | The Schick Test is given to the aah venereal diseases, their danger to, susceptibility to diphtheria. If the humanity and their control, have have been aboard the Panay F test is positive, the Toxin Anti- the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge used for taking blood tests on all it means they have acquired a students desiring it and seventeen! The report from the Bee natural immunity and are, there- . by the American Red Cross and quiring the disease. When tests certificates will be given to the Berlin A. Sawyer, E, A. Strunk, ! ‘an, Nelha Fa-|Jt» Milton Curry, Emory Pierce, | Dora Valen-|£: Adams, K. O. Thompson, Ross} Migs, R. B,|C- Sawyer, F. H. Ladd, Charles | | Aronovitz, John Gardner, Emilio; ships manifest | Romero. > { ght:.one euto-| Mrs. Edith F. Wright, Captain <s of Tail for | T- Luther Pinder, Mrs. O. S. Long, sons: of + W. T. Fripp>J. R. Stowers, Sebas- | 1 233 sac of tan Cabrera, Jr. Wing Lee,! George Park, Archer’s Grocery, ! {John A. Rivero, Juan Soriano, ; Walter Ziegner, Peter Schutt, Miss | | E. Sharpley, Leo F, Hughes, Hugh ; Williams. | | Charles A. Roberts, William R.' | Warren, William P. Kemp, BABY LEMUS TO BE ARRAIGNED n=" “ exe \or. Fred Wee Raul Garcia, arrested |C. Stanley Singleton, Norberg » C. Floney| Thompson, Ben D. Trevor, Gon-; > of the theft!zalo Bezanilla, Juan Carbonell,’ sell, will be ta Perez, Louie; 1 Boyden. Listedan the were: 12 tons of mobile and two Key Wast; ‘three mail, for Havana , Aquilino Lopez, Pellicie of $23 f J. and Mrs. Susie Tay! Samuel T. Gates, 82, died Satur- Galveston day afternoon at 4 o’clock in the Hatteras - home, at 997 James street, Fun- Havana eral Services will be held tomor- Helena row afternoon 4 o'clock, from the Huron Congregational church, where the Jacksonville body ‘will be placed at 2 o'clock, Kansas City —. § Rev. Wm. L. Halladay will offi- KEY WEST ciate, Little Rock Members of the Band of Prayer,’ Los Angeles of which the deceased was a char- Louisville ter member, will act as pallbear- Miami ers. Mpls.-St. P. Lopez Funeral Home will be in| Nashville charge of arrangeme New Orleans The deceased is vived by New York two daughters, Mrs. Mamie Felton Oklahoma City foursons, Pensacola and Joseph Phoenix fatthew and Pittsburgh St. Louis % grand- Salt Lake City grandchil- Sit. Ste. Marie full pages of pictures of scenes of the ovérsea bridges. For some time Mr. Wilson had been ébrresponding with the mag- zine publishers, and was assisted yan secfting the services of an ex- sqpert photographer by Ellis Hol- ijlums, Wanaging editor of the Mi- ami Herald. While in Miami the latter part jof last week Mr. Wilson met the photographer, who took a number of aerial views, by plane, showing scenes of the roads and bridges, and after the highway is complet- ed, will take a number of scenes , Showing the project in all of its beauty, the phtographer said. Mr. Wilson was asked if he had jany definite information as to when the highway, with the ex- ception of 13-mile trip by water jfrom No Name Key to Hog Key, 48 40 40 20 64 40 40 24 60 8 10 28 12 12 42 58 36 28 16 40 30 37 36 a4 54 30 44 8 30 52 --2 Samuel, John, F Gates; two broth Thaddeus Gate Other survivors ar children and 13 grea were read at the Key West High and Division Grammar Schools, we found thirty-eight negative and thirty-five positive. The tox- oid, which is the immunization against diphtheria, is given to the younger children as they are too young to have a natural immunity and are, therefore, in great danger of getting the disease. The Tuberculin Test is given in either one or two doses. If nega- tive after the first intradermal in- jection, the second dose, with a stronger solution is then adminis- tered. If this second test is nega- tive, it is a sign that the tubercu- losis germ has never entered the body. X-rays of the chest will be given by Dr. Logie of the Florida State Board of Health to all school children in the tenth, eleventh students who have completed the course. ' Four cases of measlés and one of chicken pox were crteported this month. Visits were made and all were reported to the State Board of Health. School:inspections are made at the schools to examine contacts and to exclude any child found with early symptoms of the disease. Other activities have been: Staff conference with Mrs. Mary Matthews, of Miami, supervisor of Public Health Nurses, who visited the Health Department, on Tues- day, November 23. Two children were referred for dental care. Physical examina- tions are given by Dr. Parramore to the NYA’s on Mondays and Wednesdays. Blood tests for syph- y hearing to- before a peace ; Bascom L. Grooms, Fred Ayala, F. aren, L. Mesa, A. M. Hewett, Roy E.; . |Lade, Howard Overlin, L. P. Art-; man, Fred J. Dion. Seattle ‘Tampa Washington Williston 48 48 20 18 will be available, and he said that up to this time no reply had been {received from Washington though the request for permission to open and twelfth grades, whose tests ilis are taken and submitted to the were positive. A thorough phys- State Board of Health Laboratory ical examination # all other chil- in Miami for examination. Month- dren in the lower grades will be‘ly midwife mectings are held the | Curtis Wat! A the theft of fo: Miss Minnie Porter Harris, V, rs | Johnson, E. R. Lowe, R. C. Perky, wit fish to noon ¢ ent whRW a ; Wm. R. Porter, Charles Tay-* s after-|Tor, Charles E. Smith, J. Nv Cos-] rag anc Appelrouth, . Morris. a tks SS ABR LIN TS 1 STEALS LICENSE “CHRISTMAS CANDIES —RECEIVED TODAY— Orders Filled and Reserved KEY WEST DRUG CO. Phone 40 Free Delivery © PHILADELPHIA. — A burglar ered the apartment of Joseph Marco, an undertaker of this ed his embalmer’s li- $49, and fled without ig any clues. I ps IMPROVE THE L ! the /Mrs. Annie C. Page)’ John Go ESTATE r,. Wm. W. Arnold, W. W, De-}--Appraise APPRAISEMENT 0 COMPLETED ent of t Ramon Vegue, dec pleted “last week aftérnoon the repor the office of Probate mond: Lord |} Findings o iwhich were {tate on Ashe stock in trade jfects valued at $31 $1,100, 26 the road had been sent long enough for an answer io have been received. Wytheville i j t the } But two marriage licenses were} mond R. Lord. Issues were made Clyde-Mallory Lines, is due to ar- |, | to | ‘TWO MARRIAGE aso STR. COLORADO LICENSES ISSUED, —— | DUETOMORROW issued durng the past week from | the office of County Judge Ray-| Steamship Colorado, of the Jonathan Wyatt Latimer and, York with freight for Key West. Ellen B. Peabody; Vinivio Bravo, After discharging cargo, the and Rose Rosendo. jship will sail for Tampa. rive tomorrow morning from New given. a Aside from the school work, wé still continue our weekly prenatal \conference at which time Dr. Par- Key West High School _ ; Douglass Colored School ; Harris Grammar School | Division Grammar School St. Peter’s Colored School Wesley Community House Kindergarten =e Totals— yest, Friday gf .each month, at ich time.bags are inspected. e last.one. took. place on Friday, November 26. OOKS OF YOUR HOME WITH A GREEN LAWN. OUR LINE OF LAWN MOWERS AND GARDEN IMPLEMENTS IS COMPLETE. SOUTH