The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 31, 1938, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN S ACTIVITIES READY FOR NEW GARBAGE SERVICE The new scavenger service op- erated by Messrs: S. Owen Saw- | yer and: Robert J. Lewis in ac- = ~ jcordance with a recent franchise OCIAL }p Enjoyable Musical Program | Yesterday At High School A stirring and colorful program ; by the High School Glee Club and Orehestra, under the direction of | Music Director Miss Edna B.| Smith, marked the Fourth in a} series of Music Hours, yesterday | atthe High School Auditorium.} The gypsy song numbers, the bell melodies, and the audience) group singing were high spots during the Hour. The entrance to the Auditorium was decorated with palms and a live, talking parrot-and two can- ariés placed in the center. The performance was benefiting the Atidubon Society and the decora- tions struck off the tone. Little Miss Key West, Marian Solano, | was most gracious in receiving} the guests. The opening section of the pro-/ gram presented the Orchestra in Ascher’s “Victory Overture”, Her~! ferth’s “Valse Oriental”. ASS “In “Bells of the Sea” ahd /*¥ whith gave its outstanding per-| formance of series thus far, was excéllent. The bells'would sound: | . Miss. and the Glee Club would join: suddenly in a chime-like effect in} the numbers. Harry Bravo's rous- ing baritone was heard in the rollicking sailor number, “I Love the’ Sea”. Fox's two numbers, “Wind Bells” and “Jumping Jack” were an interlude by the Orchestra. The poignant, haunting, Rus- Love the Sea”, the Sea tiotr and shading of theGiee'Cluit;} j |O.K-d by the City Council, will |Leaves Enroute | begin tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb- To Tallahassee ruary 1. Announcement of the =e ¥service is made in an announce- Miss Fortune Lopéz, daughter; ment advertisement elsewhere in lof Mr. and Mrs. Aquilino Lépéz;| this issue. The “new contractors ‘will : gipsy rhythm and atmosphere wen avident in this group. jleft by bus Saturday for Florida| “Benjami nklin March” State College to enter the sécdndithe following service to patrons. the sectanes bao PY | semester there and continué’dur-/On Mondays, “thé ‘tertitory from Beginning with the Glee Club | 8 the summer term and be gra-) Front ‘to Fleming’ streets,‘ inchi- singing the “Shoving Right Off” duated in June. | sive, will be’covered. From Flem- song from “The Singing Marine”,|__Majoring in Spanish and minor-| ing to Division streets will re- was rendered then, the entire/ing in Mathematics, the subjects | Céive service on Tuesdays, and on audience going through the lines, | She has recently been teaching at Wednesdays, the ‘territory lying followed by the male members | the Junior-Senior High School, between Division Street and the of the Glee Club and audience, Miss Lopez will get an A. B. in | head of the Island will a cover- and finally the audience and Glee | education degree. ed. Thursdays’ schedule will Club together. The spirit of this} Miss Lopez expects to return duplicate Monday's, Friday will lusty song was caught by the|/to Key West to continue teach- bea repitition of Tuesday and audience and Glee Club, who re-/ing for the winter term of the | Saturday’s route will be the same sponded mightily. | coming school years. as Wednesday. The immortal “Lost Chord” of | rs enn Aparcoge -— ECs acd bee The male voces | Ya 's Clab To service should be directed, by an, the girls’ voices came in} | Phone, to the City “Scavenger sonal ri beautifully and the} | Service, the aame.of the sew climax beginning with “It May Be| Regular meeting of the Wo-| {it™- Also, the service Sa That Death’s Bright Angel” was|man’s Club will be held tomor- | in¢ludes provisions to protect all} strong and full. . {row afternoon at four o’clock, at The. Jong but spiritually beauti- | the Public Library, Mrs. Stephen customers’ property from any j harm whatsoever, including prop- gf PS ABE Glory”, Cochran Singleton, ‘secretary, an- jer handling of garbage contain- eme from | nounces. jers and the like. ainée” | Mars. J. J. Speyer and Mrs.| eessdwecccccpocccccocce Ne ea ccm e aort mace! eo-| ENTERTAINMENT ) Hier | ee selections in a short musical pro-| “gers anges the city ° musical tra: "in! Chicago,’ Co- | pert: viipaen $0 :the Cay - ere} Habana-Madrid lumbia University, and other uni-| onal a . | Inaugurating the mid-winter units of a number of schools throughout the country, and was} connected for a time with a mu-| sical publishing company. She » continued her reputation of pre- senting some of the outstanding | season for residents and the city’s | visitors, the Habana-Madrid Club | announces the presentation of the | popular stage and screen actor, | Frank Sabini, who will be assist- }ed by “Pepito”, recently starred musical programs of the city with _ Arriving this morning was the | at the Royal Palm Club in Miami. sian gipsy tunes, “I'll Sing a| the Musical Hour yesterday. Miss Steamship Cuba with 14 passen- Song”, and “The Gipsy Camp”! Smith has been musical director gets from Tampa and eight from ‘were then colorfully sung by the! of the Key West High School for St. Petersburg, for Key West; 43 Glee Club. Real feeling of the} four years. from Tampa and 105 frem St. Rettig, Marcus, _ Robert Parsons, Carpenter, Caridad Ban- | Tonight’s show at Habana-Ma- | drid will present, as guest artist, Miss Eva Moore, noted opera sing- | er, and Juanita, talented Rhumba |dancer. These two stars, coupled | with the floor show led by Mr. | Sabini, with several other feature | acts on the program, will furnish |as complete an evening of enter- | tainment as has been given in | this city so far this year. | Advance reservations’ are pour- jing in, so it will be well to phone | 220 before all tables are gone. Dancing starts at 10 p. m., sharp, Carl P. Bennie tutz, Sunberg, Mrs. Jen- J. R. Garfink, Edi I. W. Pogue, Mollie A. E. M. Arlt, L. Phindely, S. Lindsay, Santiago Garcia Nava, D. M. Huggins, Yolande D Huggins, H. D. Sandford, Frank A. Michaels. Steamship John Adams, of the 5 | | ne E yi evening at 7:30 o’clock, consign- ed to the Porter Dock Company for a supply of fresh water. Immediately after the vessel ar- rived the pumps were started and 150 tons of the liquid put in the vessel's tanks... The John Adams sailed 1 o'clock this morning for Texas City. The vessel was one of the larg} 9. In 1937 farmers comprised ” est that has beer in this port for 25 percent of the population and some time berthing at a dock. She is of 7809 tons gross, and is 439 feet long. Italic type was first used in 1501 by Aldus Manutius, an Ital- ian printer. The United States has no recip- rocal copyright relations with Soviet Russia. Social Calendar MONDAY— Meeting, Room Mothers, Junior- Senior P-T.A. 4 P. Mi Byron Cook, Jr, arrived yes- terday over the highway to Mrs. Gladys Roberts, who had| Mrs. M. T. Baisley, who had been attending a meeting of sup-ibeen visiting in Key West for ervisors of the State Board of So-j several weeks with Mr. Balsley, cial Welfare, returned last night/left over the highway yesterday from Fort Pierce. going to Miami, where she will be joined later by her husband. Pi i of Key West Richard Childs, president of the pans ig" Duval Mortgage Company of Key West, is in the city and expects to remain for s¢yeral days on — ¥ Mr. and Mrs, ‘Harry B. hie were arrivals in Key West yes- terday over the highway from Mi- ami. Mr. Peacock will return to Miami after a short visit here, . Voorhees was a passenget| while Mrs. Peacock will remain bus yesterday afternoon. wi tie Mlend. and efter Pe po extended stay with rela- Gays will proceed to Jack- euatitiendtaia Mrs. Ofelia Gomer and son left! J -cepeapenena this morning on the Steamship ae = te bus ae Cuba for Havana where they will group of about) join several friends, and will employees on bridge projects, | make a tour of many cities on the who had been spending the week-! Island of Cuba. Jacob Schreiber. 8:30 P. M Boca Chica Camp. ann TUESDAY— Meeting Woman's Club. 4 P. M. Public Library. FRIDAY— Whiteway Dance. J. - | vestigation. f The prairie-dog is a rodent. The state constitution of Illinois ow in effect was adopted in | 1870. | Anew highway connects Mount | Whitney, highest point in the | United States, and Death Valley, | the lowest. | fae ees | Uniform crime reports from the | entire country are compiled quar- terly by the federal bureau of in-| | “cemetery” means literally “a sleeping place” and | was used first by the early Chris- The word | A producer must keep a play jrunning three weeks to share in | the motion picture rights. | i —— Mid Beno of agriculture estiffat@* thie 1937 apple crop to | be. the Jargest in 11 years. National health survey samp- ling 81 cities finds 6,000,000 ill,} on an average Winter day. Walsh urges strong navy and! Nye assails expansion plans in a debate over the radio. Mae West's “Adam and Eve” | broadcast brings censure to NBC and 59 substations from FCC. Mrs. Roosevelt, at Philadelphia meeting, assails ignorance of need by “comfortable” people. Ex-ambassador Dodd sces dem- ocracies in grave peril unless Fas- | cist nations are checked. President ‘énters movement of leaders 6f industry: labor and fi- Home of Mrs. Menefide2 Key./ Music Guild Meeti aS Ate y “vere pes Navy recommends to President’ Public Showing 6f haturaf'tblor/inat Congress be asked to apprave lifting of building limits. works display. Courtesy of) * Turn for better in business con ditions is seen by Bureau of Agri- cultural Economics ; tha: General Andrews savs cooperative ney cae this v 15-story FISHING CALENDAR ISNOW OBTAINABLE COMPILED BY STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION FOR ANGLERS (Special to The Citizen) TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 31— Disciples of Isaac Walton who find their dormant fishing -urge aroused to the fever pitch by the alluring display of Florida’s cele- brated fighting members of the finny tribe in the Fish and Game building at the Florida fair, will be able to obtain a fishing calen- dar from the attendant in charge which tells when, where and how the numerous varieties. may be caught. The calendar has beerr compiled .| by the State Board of Conserva- covers every month of the year, lists the species of salt water game fish, their general haunts, methods of catching, information as to the best tackle and bait, and best angling tides. In fact, it does everything but catch the fish. The best time of the day for fishing is shown for every day in the year. In the display of the State Board of Conservation, R. L. Dowling, supervisor, has included a splendid representation of the commercial fishing industry and the sponge industry of the state in addition to the game fish which are of special interest to sports- ment. . Exhibits of the work done by the archeological survey and the geological survey, which are also a part of the state conservation department, are on display and tagged with interesting informa- tion for visitors. Agents of the conservation Ge- partment are on duty at all times at the exhibit to answer questions visitors may ask and to supply any information desired relating to the work of the ent. | Shortage of fliers would handicap nations air forces if war comes. Hitler says that Germany will cooperate for peace effort; replies cautiously to Japan. Aldrich of Chase National sees diversion of savings for “sterile” payments by the government. Gibson pleads for “understand- ing” among capital, labor and government; reports an income drop for Manufacturers Trust. Old Island Trading Post North on Duval Waterfront WEE WILLIE WINKIE Matinee: Balcony. 10c: Orches- tra. 15-20c: Night. 15-25¢ ‘SECOND ~ SEMESTER BEGINS Second semester of all Monroe County public schools for the school year 1937-38 began this morning. Schools in the city beginning the term were the Monroe County Junior-Senior High, School, the Harris and Division Street schools. Douglass High and Grade schools, colored institutions, also On the Keys, schools are locat- ed at Big Pine, Rock Harbor, Matecumbe, Tavernier and a col- | ored school at Marathon. the most complete selection ‘The ever popular— JUNE ARDEN and HOPE REED DRESSES $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 $5.95 “te II PPLL LALA L LLL LA IA ALLLLLL LALLA A Oh hed diadiduddad, N N N N N ‘ N ¥ MONDAY, JANUARY Si, 1988. FIFTY EIGHT 5 ? of Key West. Their endeavors to make this « better place in which to live and raise our families have ro ceived constant and ective «ap port.... : of Key West. All possible aid hae been lent to their enterprises and ambitions to become future leading AND TO THE TUG Ff ¥se-mIGe LEeBOn. , Me: mn © Dom of Key West. They, lke curscives, Their problems have recerwed sym times. “SERVICE TO ALL” will continue to be the slogan of THE. KEY WEST Oe hhh hehehe bode dkadkadadadadad, Associated Press To Get New Home |£9° "9" P PPO eee eee eo aan, AAA AA AAA AAA AAA Ahh Ah hd AA de Ad ddh ddd ddd dididudidiubdeduuhatiaubedddiadadadicdddadeaedhcdudhataddadadadiaadiadataahataataalad,