The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 8, 1938, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Ch a 2a=yse Service For 58 Years Devoted to the E- 4 | hg iY | ig G Z sg at Best Interests of Key West : THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. VOLUME LIX. No. 57. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1938. CR Males, Owner OF rig mu, comes "raw we Ferries Show Week Increase mae ETED EET en or nme caommrnne|wmeese un, _ Of 66 Cars, 265 Passengers Gilbert Sayward, Who "4 Co dkkddded, Lies EVENT. MERRIEST CAN BE OBTAINED FROM OF-| PROVISIONS ARE MADE To} Wrote ial Sto of SENATOR PEPPER | PESTIVAL OF RELIGIOUS; FICE OF COUNTY CLERK:| HAVE ALL UNEMPLOYED Serial Story ON RADIO TONIGHT | ¥=a=. To BE UsHERED IN FoR USE IN Connection) wan veterans necisTeR/NATIQNAL YOUTH ADMINISTRATION Report Shows That More Gulf And Key Cruise For —— nd | NEXT WEDNESDAY | WITH PRIMARIES WITH DEPARTMENT ” Are 4 “Motor Boating”, Here ight we sees one ; ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR PROJECTS “Cow” A= Comme i Purim, the merriest festival of Blanks for the use of candidates} World War Veterans, members | Te Key West; Meas ee the Jewish religious year, will be| who will enter th for the s z Plans are this week announced | Florida A. and M. College, Talla- = Cbchnd Bi Wished. oukel | Feeder site caus eet —— r cece or t jof the American Legion, veterans) by the National Youth Adminis-|hassee. Home making and Do- More Advertising 2 throughout | Wednesday evening and continue | 5°VeT@! Offices in the approaching | of foreign wars, are being notified | fation, for the operation of three | mestic Service Training will be the nationally-known Walgren | juntil sundown Thursday, March | Ptimaries, are in the office of} ee Resident Training Projects for!provided for girls. Agriculture drug store chain, is at the Yacht | L ;17—the long arm of coincidence | Clerk Ross C. Sawyer, and can be/ of the plan which is being started| young people having eligible | and shop work will be s | putting it on the same day this/ obtained by candidates upon ai |to i i | Status for the NYA work pro- Basin aboard the 99 foot yacht | year as the one which Erin cele- | plication. ot sna gi wee cue “Virago”. °, brates as St. Patrick’s Day. All that is necessary to _enter | ™°™ spegrernin pela cen-|__The Cherry Lake Project, near irago’ | POO DDO Os |" rices in connection with the | ang of the races for aftice s to ee, | si which is being taken ; Madison, Florida, will offer work Mr. Walgren and his =e GETS ANSWER event will be conducted at the! cure the application, fill it out, | It is planned to have registered experience to white boys in farm- a 2 z H local synagogue by Rabbi Joseph and pay to Treasurer Earl _.ing, plant nursery and wood were visiting points of interest | Malic. es ag cs Adamé| every unemployed veteran. Regis- working, inter a trained end in the city today. He has been | T0 Y The Jewish holiday, knowp in tee, one and one-half percent of, ‘ations are to be made in the perienced supervisor. In additio aeintag here English’ as “The Feast of Lots”, is the annual emoluments of the of- , public employment office nearest to this training, participants ; many times ja day which is marked by mas- fice sought, and then pay to Clerk . the residence of the veteran. The Teceive training in related work t the railroad and highway, but ABOUT TAXES querades, parties, and an innocent Sawyer three percent of the an- facilities of the ployment and general education. this is the first year he has | nl ae i servi hilarity, which is even permitted nual salary of the office, and this. i aenprere et celer gl bata bear ah og dividual oa = brought e | during the iitional reading of date being placed on the tciket. {being placed at the disposal of | di crops their own prof- | @ yacht. He has charter-/ COUNTY CLERK WIRES COMP-| the Biblical Book of Esther, Prospective candidates should , the national committees. ‘it on available land and equip-} youths ed the “Virago”. | TROLLER SEEKING INFOR-|Whose story forms the back- bear in mind that April 7 is the} The plan is to have a census of | ment will be provided. Youths! The NYA will Also in. port are Mr. and Mrs.| . {ground for the holiday. last day on which qualifications all unemployed veterans taken will be given room and board, | dent Project to cases a * S.| MATION ABOUT CURRENT)! According to the story. the 14th can be made. April 3 to 7 is the between the present and March |emergency and dental attention, | through which boys ee oe ee as Seen iday of the Hebrew month, Adar, time for filing the first expense 31, 1938, and to make this plan and will be provided with laun-| quire a knowledge of Sayward is well known ts the} |witnessed the triumph of the’ statement: April 21 to 24 is the easy, in Key West, W. C. Little,|dry and bed linen. In addition, | shop writer of a series of stories this | a Jews over a Persian “anti-Semite” time for filing the second expense | official in charge of the locai! they will receive, each, a cash ter able to winter in “ ina” bs __|0f the fourth century before the statement; May 25 to June 3 file} employment bureau for the gov- | Paymen Done atone oa! Clerk Ross C. Sawyer said Christian era named Haman, who/ third expense statement; the ernment, has been supplied with| qhe r — summer in the | yesterday, while discussing cer- | was prime minister in the court of | same dates provides for filing the! form post cards, with the neces- | Sitls and along the Florida Keys jtain phases of the Murphy Act,| King Ahasuerus in Susa. Every|expense statement of political| sary instructions for filling out Ra with a few touches at ports in| pejati fa that he felt |™ention of his name in the read-| workers. mailing. The cards carry the 2 oe; Ss | ing of the special scroll contain-| The first pri ill be held | i i i mercial courses and Cuba. : jing | primary will be jinformation that the business is -yithag He and Mrs. Sayward are mile ne wulce wees wee ie = of csp or ge be May 3 and the second primary | official, and so no postage is nec- | ture. Instruction ce ¢ \the whir noisemakers known as} wi May a {huis way to Cubs now to cruise| To secure a clear and decided win, be et ca =- Any far-| around the entire island, touch-| Pinion on the scope of the act/ used at New Year’s Eve celebra-| primaries can be secured from = i . j | necessary. They are issued by the | he sent to J. M. Lee, State Comp-! | Clerk Sawyer at the county court! Department of Labor, U. ae ving sense of humor which as! j service, and read: “Motor Boating”, which will| uch as anything else has permit-| AND. E i 4 gts Ge ih s gages probably be published next win-| February 25, Quintana. versus ted him to overcome trials and| ~ }jCulbreath, and your letter of De-| tribulations. For the whi / and spirit Murphy | of the holiday and is carried on| now. Advise,| without bitterness or malice to-| TI shall include | ward the persecutor com-| This is indicated too in the fact now |that Haman’s name is given to = - 4 asa | n ror! 1937 taxes.” | special toothsome goodies associ- | training will receive a cash pay-/are eligible for work. | } n . | ment of $6 monthly. | information consult - Resident ini for negro NYA supervisor, at BUILDING INSPECTOR HAR-| and 1 z | 's and girls will be operated at’ WPA headquartets: ecg j Sawyer i | Buildin an s Legion, Key West, has received | A uil g ai renovations ac-/ all necessary papers in connection inwdce: tocol aang anne tivities which are being outlined | with iecsastamadt; aid her letter | Jeeviaiic aeaidi his nd | the city, show indications of ani of instruction concludes with ‘how her cousin’ Mordecai,” hag increase. This is evidenced by/ these words. “The fullest cooper-| cluded will not effect Sede a eae faces [ yseand The “se oe ane satin = ation of the employment service | {of 1938 tax roll and feel sure that | King is tricked by his prime min- | Duilding Inspector Harry “| is assured in each office through-| _tWO/the law will be settled in time | ister, Haman, who bears a grudge | Tew af Sines Ps are no-| [tt the state, and the success of | (By NIRA LESLIE CALLEJA) Miami. | for this.” against Mordecai, into placing all’ ,. a the program depends on the as- . Lester | Jews in his power. ticeable, one of which is for build- sistance of post and chapter .| The list of ribbon winners at; queen's lace, arranged by /2¢ bus passengers, 41 cars, three | Haman orders a general mas-|imé and.was secured by W. R-| mittees the Key West Flower Show,| Miss Etta Patterson. j trucks and one trailer . ri Flick. The permit reads that a . sa West Gar- sacre to be carried out against the . > * ed which closed on Sunday night,j Blue, Initials of Key West : TEMPERATURES — sews, but Queen Esther upon the | Uusiness block and the corner ot MISS PURNELL February 27th, is published here-/ den Club in boxes. Shaded counsel of Mordecai, prepares 2| p12) and Angela at a cost 4u A with. The Show, which enjoyed pink phiox with blue agers- | Jast night last 24 hours | Teveals herself as a Jewess andj pores. in renovation is denounces the traitorous Haman. days exation, poovel: af im flower, bordered with sweet} mense interest to both visitors | The king then orders Haman pte tie ine the dwelli pe townspeople, and there was! alyssum, arranged by Mes. | hung upon the very gibbet he had) at 704 to 710 Olivia street, 900, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF @ /2'é¢ and appreciative attend-| Sam Goldsmith and Mrs. Wil-/1icemse aNSPECTO ee rotor sat-|906. 908 and 910 Windsor Lane | ance right up to the closing hour.| liam R. Warren. gaiety of Purim is associat-| 7.- paper reads for a program of} MIAMI BEACH CHAMBER. Mrs. Norberg Thompson and ; MOTOR VEMICLE DEPART. ed with the memory of this deliv- general repairs and will cost $6,- her aide, Mrs. P. D. Holloway, erance from the hands of F OF COMMERCE wish it known that they thank The stofy is retold each year, not everyone % petunias, } — alone im the reading of the Book tributed fase senate of Esther, but in plays and in OBTAIN LEASE Among the expected arrivals in Flower Show. Mrs. Thompson, | pageants both serious and far- Key West who is much interested Mrs. Holloway and the chairmen | , cical. ON BUILDING in the city is Miss Agnes Purnell. of the various exhibits are to be eS ae executive secretary of the Miami congratulated for their able! Beach Chamber of Commerce, handling of the affair, making it! ~ PALM LODGE T0 who will leave for this city some interesting, instructive and beau-| White. Blue vase of pink candy- i Records at the county. court time at an early date. tiful to behold. tuft, Mrs. W. C. Duncan. INSTALL OFFICERS | ===: show that the business! In a letter to the local chamber, The displays were judged = White. Conch shell arrange-/ rig pia greed of ser“ Miss Purnell writes: given individual ratings as need ment va! recently | | Installation of the recently j erected. has been leased to Louis i elected officers of Palm Lodge of | Marco, of Miami, Florida. Perfection, Ancient and Accepted! There is nothing said of the leave on March 12 Scottish Rite Masons, si be | Kind of business to be conducted, overnight stay in our held tomorrow night 8 o'clock. - The ceremonies will be carried on at the hall of the order at the corner of Simonton and Eaton streets. All members of the or-|#%4 includes an option to buy. der and visiting members, are tae Highest | banquet for the king at which she | (- $6,500. T0 VISIT HERE : charming and successful three tum and a delicate yellow} shown by the permit issued G. J. C. Wood and children, Mary 5. Francis and Jimmy, are aboard p ille the 65 foot “Beverly Jean”. This! puttaic is Mr. Hancock's first visit in Chariest twenty years. icago On the 41-foot “Margot” is An- anes Christi drew William Loedl and Frank J. penver Weinberg of New York City. Mr. petroit Weinberg ‘is a stock broker if nodge City ‘Wall Street. Captain is Thomas Duluth Mazza. The group went fishing Eastport yesterday and enjoyed it im-) 5) Paso mensely. | Galveston Other yachts recently in port | Hatteras were the 39-foot “M.A-P.” of A. | tavana Reisman, the 45-foot “Arev” of | telena H. P. Whitmare, the 38-foot| Huron “Joey IV™ of J. P. Cotton, the 38-| yacksonville foot “Happy Hours” of W. Mee, | Kansas City the 75-foot “Phroun II” of D. F.| eey WEST Broderick, and the 38-foot “Moa- /1 ittie Rock na III” of Mr. Rickard. | Les Angeles | Louisville Miami Wikee-Berre, Pa—Fear gis nee were injured when a dynamite Orleans €ap left on the school desk of (New Ore Mark Kosty, 13, exploded as the Ox1ahoma City girl picked it up. severing two Pensacola fingers and the thumb from her | pioenix left hand. Pittsburgh St. Louis A. & ASR. Salt Lake City Installation of officers will = hea Susie take place Seattle WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8. Tampa 1838. 8 P. M. Washington Ali Scottish Rite Masons are |! Williston cordially invited to attend. 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