The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 22, 1938, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Beesecccoccesesscesesese Society — pa Attend College Hop {Special to The Citizen) TALLAHASSEE, March 22— Approximately 400 persons at- tended the annual Panhellenic hop given at Florida State Col- lege recently by members of the 17 national sororities. Miss Ruth Garcia of Daytona Beach, as president of Panhellenic, was general chairman. Key West students and their guests attending include: Miss Fortuna Lopez and Leo L. Fos- ter, Miss Rose Appel and Buddy Berkowitz. The college gymnasium was decorated in blue and silver for the occasion, and a midnight theme was carried out with a silver moon and stars on a back- ground of blue. Chaperons were college faculty ineluding Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Shankweiler, Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Barrows, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Harrison, and Dr. and Mrs. Roy Hinson. Special guests were: President Edward Conradi, Dean Olivia Dorman, Miss Hazel Stevenson, Miss Lucy Lester, Miss Leila Venable, Miss Sadie Young, Miss Edith West, and Miss Katherine Warren. Hamor To Feature Ladies Night Well known, broad Rotary humor will feature the Annual Ladies Night of the Key West Rotary Club to be held tonight at 7:45 at the Casa Marina Both in the program cards and in the program, there are sur- prises in store that are expected to provoke extreme mirth. Satire and subtle jest and innundo will all be employed in the entertain- ment part of the Ladies Night. Present will be over 120 Ro- tarians, Rotary Anns, and their lady friends. The program will be given at the banquet which will be held in the dining room of the Casa Marina. Afterwards there will be danc- ing in the Patio to the Casa Ma- rina orchestra. Austria is absorbed into Hitler’s/ Reich; Miklas is forced out; pleb- iscite on April 10. Social Calendar TUESDAY— Stone Church Service Club Din- ner. 6 P.M. Church Annex. Annual Ladies Night, Key West Rotary Club. 7:45 P. M.! Casa Marina. Annual Party of Fverready KEY WEST RECIPE |TELLS ABOUT WINS PRIZE AGAIN [AWARDED TO MRS. GLORIA, SALADINO IN WEEK- | LY CONTEST ; | A Key West recipe has again} won a prize in The Miami Her-} ald’s weekly contest. Mrs. Gloria Saladino was; awarded third prize for a native} Key West recipe for boiled fish, with old sour. CHANCES FOR GETTING LOAN |AMERICAN LEGION AUXILI- . J. SCHONECK HAS GIVEN UP HOPE OF SECURING LOAN AFTER 30 MONTHS’ OF EFFORT Discussing his efforts to’ ébtain a loan from the Federal. Housing Katrina S. Fisher, | | Administration, WJ. Schoneck i i THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PEACE PROGRAM NOW ADVOCATED ARY WORKS IN INTER- EST OF MOVEMENT Full strength of the American Legion Auxiliary, now being mus- jtered for 1938, will be exertéd to protect America’s peace, Mrs. Mc- Gregor Sands, chairman of the National Defense Committee of box 448, Key tYest, also won a! .avs after 30 months’ of effort he | the local American Legion Auxili- prize for Catski# mountain brook | h2; about given up hope. trout. Mrs. Saladino’s recipe follows: Boiled Fish With Old Sour 2%% pounds grouper or jewfish.; any residenc | West proper but conclud Water to cover. 1 onion. 1 tablespoon butter. Salt. % teaspoon pepper. Bring water to a boil, add fish cut into convenient pieces, add whole onion, butter, pepper and salt, and cook gently until fish is done. Serve with the stock the fish was cooked in and serve a tablespoon of old sour with each serving. Old Sour (Lime Sauce) Squeeze the juice from four dozen key limes and strain, bottle and seal » This sauce improves with age- Saltcto taste may be , added tp,the juice Jhefore bottling Ath BRE oon eral Washington, D. C., “Where nuisances are present profit”, } in a neighborhood little protection | its prov is offered to locations close to; and man power as w le elements. Aj}to fight, would come into the/ma- be defined as any-;tiotS service on an equa! basis in or event of war. permanent, which is considered know that if war should come all objectionable to any or all of the would have to serve a occupants of residential struc-' while none such undesi nuisance thing, “Loans in the city of Key West Paign j will not stand up under the Valu- membef®eontipued today. tator Rules for allowing loans on in the city of Key | three-fold peace program of the dr. Schoneck said. Housing shows: whether temporary tures in the neighborhvod”. wecccccccccccecee: Raul Ovares, who was visiting briefly with his cousin, Gonzalo Bezanilla, and family, left on thé morning bus for Atlanta. John M. McCarthy, who was spending a delightful vacation in Key West as the guest of his son and daughter-in-law, Lieutenant and Mrs. E. R. McCarthy, left over the highway this morning on the return to his home in Bos- ton, Mass. Sam Fyrend, employed at Marathon as watchman for the Thompson Fish Company, is yisit- ing in Key West and enjoying a vacation with friends. Tony Cruz was a passenger on the early bus going to the C. Y. Thomason Co.’s contract on the Keys as cook. Cleveland Hall, who was visit- ing briefly with family and friends, left this mroning to join! his vessel at No Name Key. Everett Carey, who was paying a business visit to Key West and was the guest of Charles Mackie, left on the bus this morning for his home in Islamorada. A few of the nuisances listed are printed herewith: “Presence | in the quarrels of other nations is of billboards, undesirable domes- another —_ in the a and chicken runs, liquor dispens- ing establishments, rooming hous-| course of our nation es, zoos, public schools, churches. mercantile and | laws, fully enforced and patriotic- ‘ industrial establishments, teries, homes of an institutional character, offensive noises and condition of the world weaknes: odors, and poorly kept, unsightly properties”. STEAMER LEFT playgrounds, by saying that re-|ed to give. | financing or new building is a greater security from war, ex- lbasis on which new loans can be Plained Mrs. Sands. secured covering a period of five | fam includes passage of a uni- years”. One of the deterrents to secur-! ity leg’ ing of a loan is the proximity of | adequate nuisances, many of which are mentioned. One section of the Underwriting Manual of the Fed- Administration, | that } would be drawn ary, announced as the unit’s cam- for enrollment of 1938 The Auxikafy-will support the American Legion, being advocat- the United States The pro- versal service law, sound neutral- “The principle of n service, made part of the law of the country, would make sure the United States never into war for “Under industry as men Everyone would crifice could make special profits. “Freedom from working. charted by effe ceme- ally obeyed. “We realize that in the prese in means of defense may invite entanglement PREDICTS MAJOR EUROPEAN WAR} (Contniued from Page One) expansion program, stated Dr. Robinson, and declared that that NEW ARRIVAL IN | JOLLYS’ FAMILY t daa end conquest will be easy because! daughter was born to Mr. and Hungary has no power. Rumania, too, may be drawn in- to the Hitler scheme, Dr. Robin-j son said. Rumania is an open frontier to Russia, the Doctor con- tinued, and Hitler hates Russia. | He will seek to close those fron- i if he gets Rumania. “But Rus ia will fight first. All these Mrs. Wilson Jolly at 506 Grinnell street on Monday.” She has been jeiv en the name of Jacqueline Rae. i Mother ana aaugnter are doing nicely. Seems To | The census reports that widows Hitler moves are the outcome of | are twice as numerous as widow- the historic meeting between ini and Hitler recently, in Dr. Robinson stated, the! agreed between! — was ing the country of which | he is consul general, Dr. Robin- mn said that King Carol II, who | recently assumed the duties both of a king and dictator, is conducting an admirable govern- ment. Rumanian Politics ituation before he took a/ it the of Prime Minister} urescar. who represented the} majority party, was threatened by } leaders of the minority party, avian Coga and a Mr. Cusa.j Both Coga and Cusa were sup-| ported by Hitler, the Doctor | reveal Prime Minister Tature- | soon resigned. _King Carol II appointed Coga, Prime Min- rT, and Cusa. Minister of For- Affairs. Together the pair committed horrible} dations upon the Jewry of | ania, questioning citizenship, | closing newspa-; even disturbing cemete- | e Doctor said. Reign of Terror lasted England, France States protested aggressions that lead to war and | we are urging measures of nation- ; al defense sufficient to make sure ; that no nation will think of vio- lating America’s peace. “We hope to ) have a stronger i CARGO OF STEEL AT P. & O. DOCK Norwegian Motorship Snested. | everybody will take your last dol- | which was here taking on cargo’ jar —Bethlehem Globe-Times. of steel at the old P. Ferry dock, sailed this for Houston, Texas, having com- pleted taking on cargo. The ves-} sel sailed at 6:45. and O. morning | The Snested arrived in port on March 17, was taken over to the! dock and immediately began the} i work of loading the cargo which | Salve-Nese Dreps Headache 30 minutes, port ti rogram aa. NORWEGIAN VESSEL LOADED in¢ 2il membershij What a world: Nobody take your last cigarette, and checks COLDS FEVER first day 66 Liquid - Tablets Foot of Elizabeth Street Wholesale and Retail —FREE DELIVERY— will 3 SEA FOODS FOR LENT ; JEWFISH STEAKS the Doctor said, was |™ jer. This seems to confirm the be- lief that women learn quicker than men.—Publishers’ Syndicate. ;and two months ago King Carol deposed the two minority dicta- j tators, appointing all their powers to himself. The King now selects his own politicians, gives the peo- ple freedom of speech, religious and political freedom, and has jruled that no minister is to have j interests in any industry in the | particular branch of his govern- iment in which he is. Parties in Rumania are the Na- tional Party, Christian Party, Lib- erals and Conservators. Ac | ze eee sas | cus, reduces swollen TUESDAY, MARCH 22, ATION Power Boat Arrives The power boat Powers, Cap- tain Veral Roberts, of the Over- seas Transportation Company, ar- rived in port this morning from Miami with a load of freight for Key West. 1838 | Coeoocccoocoocossesseses we. Easy To Be Mistshen Abent INDIGESTION, beiching. heartbarn, . «ae, due teem ec THE BEST DRESSED MEN IN KEY WEST : TOM SAWYER ‘Suits For Boys—are here = the largest assoriment ewer CHAS. ARONOVITZ —KEY WEST'S LARGEST STORE— A Great Story...with A NEW TWIST consisted of 1700 tons of steel| Try “Rub-My-Tism”-World’s Best rails which were salvaged after | Li nt the hurricane of 1935. i While it was commonly under- j MONROE THEATER stood that the freight for Jane Withers Great Britain, Manager Taylor of ij i the Porter Dock Con said. that | WILD ABD Woot ~ -{ || Special Seevics 6» Hotels jij the papers made out at the cus- jj —and— sE i toms house, showed that the CARNIVAL QUEEN shipment was destined for}: Matinee: Balcony. 10c: Orches- | Yawata, Kyushu, Japan. tra, 15-20c: Night. 15-25¢ i Charles M. Thomas, after a week in Key West spending a great deal of the time fishing, left over the highway this morning for West Palm Beach. Star Club. 7 P.M. Home of Mrs. G. N. Goshorn. er, THURSDAY— Geoffrey O'Hara Night, the Seventh Music Hour of the Key West High School Music Department with Cooperation of the Key West Woman's Club and the Rotary Club. 8:15 P.M. High School Audi- torium. | FRESH OYSTERS William M. Ellsworth, who for a number of years was a resi- dent of Key West, recently re- turned to the city and is again associated with the First Title Guaranty and Abstract Co., with Concert, Key West Hospitality whom he was connected before Band. 8 P. M. Bayview leaving for other parts of Flor- and Restaurants FRIDAY— | Meeting of Fern Chapter No. 21,0. ES. Scottish Rite Hall. (9 000000000009000800 | °* WEP Manthey win’ Pytte SUNDAY— | SEZ O'REILLY TO MAC NAB Concert, Key West Hospitality Also Comedy—Shorts Band. 4 P.M. South Beach.| Tuesday Night—PRIZE NIGHT —_——-———-_._.._.._..... reeeccescccecccoscescoos It's that Miracle delar Weaye cloth in a brand new guise—catlled Palm "Béach Solar Twists.” Palm Beach yarns of @ifferent hue are twisted together and woven into & fabric of remarkable lightness and durability—with a silky sheen that steps the sun’s rays in their tracks. 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