The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 15, 1938, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire = a ss rip EF AP Gy ZEN |= pte dowel THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.-A. VOLUME LIX. No. 63. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1938. PRICE FIVE CENTS PlanssForsThree:Story AST DAY FOR. ress™* Twelve Thousand Dollars Has Hotei Deval Released "1a serins EB WAsumerew Boon Allotted For Renovation H. J. Moloney Is Architect; "SMO OOOOOL, | LOCAL .INTERNAL REVENUE Ee SRS Agha Se aogesans | OFFI REMAIN |vre in a theatre of operations | Building of Reinforced | °@RALD PINDER ae ee | which will extend from the Aleu-| > bes CATCHES TARPON| UNTIL MIDNIGHT AS AN tians Islands and Alaska to Ha- Concrete Construction; —— | ACCOMMODATION | NAVAL PROBLEMS = waii and the West Coast of the| 4 i U. S. CLAIMS ISLANDS {United States. Some 500 planes} i H j | will participate in the exercises Has First Floor Offices | G. ©. P. MAKES PLANS \designed to furnish fleet training | re } j There is a probability that a nd test materials und: ng |G ‘al chases r) Ci ‘Plans Propo d | “s number of Key Westers are not | TO GAIN IN HOUSE pe fda sea and ast ses | ener. Pur ver ity For in Henry J. Moloney. 785 Profes-| f+ ; | aware of the fact that today is! ROOSEVELT’S VIEWS = ? + c¢* | provements Are Being Sional Building, Miami, Florida,| Wickers, Joe Navarro and | the last on which income tax re- OBJECTIVES THE _ The manoeuvres will be divided Mark Week’s Realty Activities | Frank Wickers in the launch (turns may be filed, says Howard SAME into three big war problems. In | @mnounces the W. P. Brown and | Wilson, of the Internal Revenue | FOUR NEW STAMPS one, a White fleet, with heavy : Associates have inted him; The , at least the ma- Department in Key West. Pac tshcige cruisers and giant sky bombing; A number of purchases by Mrs. | long strip of land which is to be) appoint | ead aeapat FA a pip ee By HUGO S. patrols, will defend a coast-line|;ucy E. Lowe over the city, a| used by the Sewerage disposal architect for the three story | decided to fake a night | Mr. Wilson said: “Of course it is! (Special Washington ee as ate tong building with 2 flood ots: | their luck. A num- | Feusenahiache: Stoennectient matty * ent of The Citizen) ‘battleships, aircraft carriers and | dation» Company: Subdivision ; Salieid two sheciae of hatet i }'The amicable settlement of the destroyers. on Duval street between Angela! and Southard streets, at a‘ com-} ee t itt i | pe apriemontirtsipr Sy ot uation in Alaskan waters where | erful Blue fleet will attack the inthe -Martellow . for filing; but-there ate‘some who /JaPanese.salmon fishing opera- Hawaiian area which will bede; highlighted ‘the: week «in =tealty }Grace-Olsen the 52x 100 property / hawe ovesteniatshasiat: |tions threatened to instigate an fended by a Red fleet of sub- sales. * |omGounty Road: between Ashby March 15—The Treasury }- “For the benefit of tiose who |imtense competition which might ™4rines. sky patrols and: fast? s ‘From. Mrs. ) Maggie .-Maxwell,| i mission of $8,000. | Mnave let this necessity slip: from |¢*haust the salmon supply, jllus- craft The third. involves an-at-)Mrsoweipurehased a quarter | Big P a One and two story. structures | | memory, I will keep my offices | tates the desire of the Japanese ‘ack rary West Coast by the | interest’ in" the 78-foot-front Friday, final sale of the 49x92 $12,000 for renovation of ae Sas is ces eat | open until midnight, affording the | £°vernment at this time to “get Purple oats Sern eran property, which is on Salt Pond property on Seminary between | o.,, ; s P cotta, _ | opportunity to all who so intend, 2long” with the United States. | armada wi will threa' «Toad, 157 feet from the intersec-| White and Francis streets, was) United Marine to be torn down. Work on this is! to file their returns before the | The Japanese have been very ac- region from the Aleutians to San tion of Division street and the| made by Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.| Hospital at Key West, % to begin at once, and it is under-| close of the day, and avoid the tive in the Bristol Bay area where Diego. A Green fleet, composed Salt Pond road, and which runs|Hogeboom to Sam Weinter and stood that the buildings can be| fiest ever taken by Gerald. payment of the five per cent ad- the annual value of the salmon of fast-moving heavy cruisers,|to the waters of the Garrison | William Valburg. _was learned today. purchased and moved to other| ditional which is the penalty for catch is more than $40,000,000. Tees Ty Colttidefense forces Dnt The sale was completed) Fleming and Elissbeth | Plans and specifications sections of the city. COITIOIILS not. filing belore gabled: tein | Welle Aleskan fiebeguten here Sox | POS tos un pevtect ie aren. Frees Rosa Demeritt, Mrs.) A half interest in the 64x Ag for this work are now being The: building will be of rein-| Gate, are i tax collector. who £°%, cooperating with the Bureau mining its (LOWE Purchased a 26x 108 picce|Property_on Feming street be-| forced concrete frame construc- NE CASE HEARD §: alee eaten gaiiic, tea been | Fisheries in its conservation Apparently ee its of property on Watson street be-| ich is 101 feet ; fion with block curtain walls, | ne ¢ busy this = adding Proetam, the Japanese have used former opinions in what Attorney ‘tween Catherine and Virginia | Streets. which beth and wooden floors and a flat composi-| IN COURT TODAY is siguatert to returns- which Mile-long nets about thirty miles}General Cummings called “the streets. The deed was recorded purchased by Paul H. ’ , Marks. ; iat in | Off shore to catch salmon return- | 7; f necessity fi choerent ' Friday. i Hi tion roof. It will be of modern} have been made by visitors in i+ to the Alaskan rivers. The | a © cay sds From Carrie Nunez, Mrs. Lowe | om . ity and are to be sent to oth- and rational administration of the “ design. / the city as Alaskans contend that fish spawn- , secured a third piece of property The groiund floor will be taken|TWO DEFENDANTS IN LIQ- (cr cities in the country. Notariz” i in territorial waters are taX laws”, the United States Su-'yhich is located on William street oy aks 20x60 with ide: | WILL BE AR ing the returns is bef on American property and the possi- preme Court reversed two long-' between Eaton and Caroline ear as vores with clos-| UOR CASES + | that they were filed before the bility existed of a violent clash. established principles of the tax streets. The property is 42x60, ets.-The second and third floors! expiration of the date. leo, ititoul ted . 2 mas re | RAIGNED TOMORROW , it be not that Pa-'y,, five-to-t decision was purchased yesterday. will be hotel rooms with .tile| cific coast labor circles authorized nn mean, Mrs. Lowe announces that no | ——— ; whieh gave the Federal Govern- . Rimage baths. room will be fixi5. | CABIN CRUISER a general Japanese boycott but Z ‘immediate improvements are} 2 of the kotel will be | But one ease was called for) | held it up pendnig the outcome of ment the right to tax income de- pjanned, but that within the year . and Mrs. Charles E. Atwell, oF - negotiations. : rived frombil and gas Jands leas- she has a number of ideas which | 2*>_s0ld to Margaret Ann Price clock “this: ————_ “Under the iradwagi&otat be-! y A ee = eee ~~~ Ttween the “Unilied States and | 7 out Snie® OkMhens the gon er ea in et jright to tax net income derived Mr. and Mrs. Earl j Lauderdale, arrived ig the harbor this country grants tariff bene-| by 2 lessee and gee wns ‘ front and an |of;the tribunal present. flit morning and shortly after fits on 63 items, imports of which der leases of restricted Indian | Gucensborough. | Abe Allen-was called to answer 9 o'clock berthed in the slip of i? = rar gang ries lands and. subsequently, spplied | cost aur 4 charge battery. | Porter Dock company. percent oi e impo. 7m | the same principle to void a - babe os See eee ty David |Czechosiovakia. In return, tariff ersl tax upon the income derived emg Sion Sel na be End | Upon being arraigned and OO tty of Fort Lauderdale, who'2nd import concessions were by a lessee from state lands. plot was bought | has as his guests, Dr. George W. | &fanted on $30,000,000 worth of FREES AAS Mrs. Edward Daughtery. jentered a plea, of guilty and was \Cottis, of Jamestown, New York. | *Ports on the basis of 1936. The However, a few weeks ago, the ‘yrs Miller will draw up { sentence to serve 30 days at hard! Mr. Beatty said while taking on State Department, in reference to Court decided that states may tax sumetioniids euiemer. agent in Key West for the Brown itor in the county jail | gas and provisions at the dock, the concessions, by Czechoslova- receipts of Government contrac- * Properties, Inc. s that they would leave immediate. Kia, says, “Possibly no~ other | tors and, in another case. that the C Brinton of Richmond. Virgi 2 | Cases of John zargereree {= afterward for Marquesas, Country has gone so far in a trade Federal Government may levy [ot One & Five in - | Whitney Papy, charged with sell- | (1 .. they would spend a week @£teement with the United States upon the income of quasi-state of- tcllo Towers subdivision. No jing intoxicating beverages not fiching in attempting to open the way for ficials. Therefore, it became nec- | pouncement as to Mr. Brinton’s| permited under the licenses they | GLEE an expansion of trade by the re- essary to over-rule the ruling in plarts for the plot has been . had, are announced for tomorrow. | ~~--- moval or relaxation of special both cases involving the lease of " 5 c. = Sanne tr tommorrow." TEMPERATURES — controls on ‘imports other than oil lands as being “out of hat- ‘Trumbo property to the Tra Saal COLLEGE CLUB we mony with correct principles”. Propetin ney Phuradayn t Chief Justice Hughes delivered . which i the WILL ALSO HOLD PRACTICE Lowest | Highest | A.sharp controversy was raised|the majority opinion, concurred ome oan S OF DANCES FOR MAY last night/last 24 hours in this country over a possible in by Justices Brandeis, Stone, i, t ded by Palm A\ Abilene _ 4 88 concession on shoes which is the Roberts and Black: Justice But- sng extentiing to Manel DAY PROGRAM Apalachicola _ 64 7 most important of Czechoslova-, jer, joined by Justice McReynolds, = ae Bx Atlanta 60 70 kian exports. Tariff reductions, dissented, the former declari henbors peSelion Jeanie Sets Pray ‘ re) HE Heat ae a tiga re . on Tuesday. eee oe ! — ‘THREE KEY WEST GIRLS AF- Boston ______26 _____42 Seomeios €e, 2x, pesvent, sere that “no one can foresee” the ef- | I: ‘ a iL ile _ 72 y with. a protective clause) fect of the decision on the om GOOD SPONGE re tpn —_ FILIATED WITH OR- * ae BAOMGa2 United States the right, ciple that a state may not tax ents rh Anne Livingston Miss ~ ANIZA . «» «#fter consultation, to‘ increase Federal © instrumentalities and’ tipine Cals = oa a & aga ‘cnineo MTA rates AjFrtes if ‘sales in this country inejvice-versa: CATCHES MADE. 3 FOR cialists, will remain for another) ——* Corpus crease above 1.25 percent of our : week. . The classes will continue iSpecial to ‘The Cittsen) Denver 46 domestic productiog for a five- The United States, having pias as scheduled as of last week.) TALLAHASSEE, March 15— Detoit —.. eg goes. Ones not out;made formal ae as REPORTS ARE THAT CLEAR CHARGED WITH OPERA’ eile ts teroneee Nill sls The Newman Catholic Club at oa On, Mie’ ast lecrease. cf shout 6500 bur’ kasoas wide fis Shout ball WATER IS FOUND | DEVICE: PLACED mm The elasses at the Stone church {n° entertaining ike. “Diossace, Eastoort ange oe rob phe nap Os, breed go aan forse per aE BY FLEET CITY JAIL TODAY annex, for adults, will be started Co-ncil of Catholic Women here Hatters ports of 4,890,000 pairs. The De- lia and New Zealand, the question at 7:30 o'clock, and continue until April 19-21, inclusive, according #@v@™@ partment points = _— Ameri- will be subject to negotiations ee 8:30, and will be held on Monday, i, Miss Marie Joffre. of Miami, le" can production of a dg with Great Britain, which has ra — a Pi Thursday and Friday nights. president is * Huron amounted to 410,000,000 pairs of made some claim to them. Canton’ Reports Sponging , Simpson. cme ‘This is due to the fact that Mrs Key West students. who are 22¢ksonville shoes in seat, The agreement as- is regarded as one of the finest! noo: which has been out several 5PeDding a while in city jail this Livingston “and Miss Calico are members of the Newman Club, *#"@s City sures —— — _of (99 bases for seaplanes in the Pacific. és , trial Siding in the Rotary Club Min- are the Misses Alice Park, Mary KEY WEST param of the market in this and Enderbury is equally as good | weeks, are to the effect that some orel | Sullivan and Josephine James. Little Rock country for land planes. fine catches are being made, and Although the ¢lasses have been) The coll club will give a tea L©S Angeles a jGevice, a machine opersted by « very large, the specialists say they | on the pereiee ae ‘ia gee more Louisville Many of the concessions to this Some six months ago an outfit the prospect of excellent sales be-! plunger, known as the tops. would like to have more adults, Catholic pas tam of Florida at- Miami pair ig ciabgecarn <ree — ———— set ves ae ing made are in the offing. The sachine is.ene of Gace ii i: " > -f ations of impo ts ai P son on . Heretofore. Some found Stores ‘a te May + om coor Sp ae prod egies Nashville change control regulations which United States, under Secretary of ee es oe gram. as many of the dances can | ang ushers at the anitnge: aes New Orleans have “been more restrictive than State Charles Evans Hughes, in- ae “i es rant be used at that! dime. Tt is re- is the first time the council has New York import duties’ These benefits af- formally admitted that discovery ©! we the board and tne number regis- quested that only those—over 14 ever met in the capital city Oklahoma City fect items constituting 76.7 per- alone was not sufficient basis for “spots”, which usually are pro-/ tered is shown by an electrical Years attend: the Glasseé this week.) Officers of ‘the Newman Club, Pensacola cent of Czechoslovakian imports a claim of sovereignty uniess fol- ductive of better sponges, of fin- in 1936 from the United States. lowed by occupation. Apparently. “ oleae acaniiin menter tn 6 bao oe Elwood Carbonell, license in- Early this week 3,800 officers studied. The two islands were Prices than those taken in shal-'spector, and Officer Franklin and 55,006 men aboard 150 sur- 4Continued on Page Six) lower water. ized the Be 1k j : iH i it I mh iy : . beside Miss Joffre, are: Vice Phoenix IIL ODO EDD prescex. Miss Dorothy Hoffman, pew Miami Beach: recording secre- ROTARY tary, Miss Martha Robbins, Tam- (Set Lake City corresponding secretary, Mi nm ncisco MAKE RESERVATIONS §{ ersurer, Miss Elizabeth Lounds, Seattle at Crescent City, and parlamentari- T@™P2 an, Miss Elizabeth Garriga, of Washington General Admission Pensacola. Williston <) different section and high-| FOUR TEN FLEMING STREET sar A I nel > ie Sg FREE! ‘ se wrtrile Specialising ln Finest Certified wool and sold for $131.22 to the First 100 tables Tickets on sale at WESTERN MEA j- SAN caRLos Boox stone} DINNER DANCE} FREE DANCE Sea Foods and Clear Green Turtle Soup CASA MARINA Tomorrow Night. 7 to 9:30 o'clock Tomorrow Night BREAKFAST—A LA CARTE LUNCHEON—75e KEY WEST DRUG co. RAUL’S CLUB SLOPPY JOE’S |; DINNERS—FROM $1.00 CAApnED OF Gosmtmncx John Pritchard's Orchestra FAMOUS BAR || ALSO—LATE SUPPERS AND SANDWICHES _ Geo. Dean's Rhythm Boys BEER and WINES PIPPI Tawa. mn $1.00 Per Person NO ADMISSION CHARGE Fred Auerbach. 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