The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 28, 1938, Page 5

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN "IID OOOLS!. Mrs. H. W. Nichols PPASSOABC2E9 SCCOOSSSSSSSSSSSESOSSOSES SHPSERSEESHOESSSOSSSOOSSSSESESLESESEESEOSSESSOESS New Roses Bring Erin to , CLASSIFIED HAVE A SMILE CHICAGO —Arreste¢d for Gs Society Lands Big Amberjack os Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nichols Soeial Calendar MONDAY-—- Meeung, Room Mothers, Junior- Senior Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation. 4 P. M Home of Mrs. Milton Sawyer, South Street. Dinner Meeting, Boys’ Fellow- ship Club. 6:30 P.M. Flem- ing Street Methodist Church Parsonage. ss ‘TUESDAY— Dinner, Stone Church Service Club. 6 P.M. Church An- nex. ae ae: THURSDAY— Rotary Club Luncheon. 12:15 P.M. St. Paul’s Church Ap- nex. Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 8 P. M. Bayview Park Bandstand. Opera Group To Meet Tonight There will be a meeting of the Key West Light Opera Company The group were quests at tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock, at. the Casa Marine. the Oversea Hotel. Numbers for a radio} broadcast MM” to be held Tuesday ‘afternoon, will be rehearsed. All former members of thé Pirate cast are requested’ to at- tend. / ames Announcement of Marriage Mr. Spence is President of the National Carbon Coated Paper Company, Sturges, t ; Ore—Getting up after a 25-foot fall from a scaf- folding, J. C. Syme, an electri- cian, found that he had regained the hearing he Jost in one ear years before. Miss Virginia Alvarez ahd -Ar- mando Hernandez, a popular Key West couple, were married Sat- urday night. The ceremony was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. /AST RAFT” UPSETS Enrique Barcelo, brother-in-law een wd pea pecieg ep ee ORE Ge- hanna river for the bodies of six The bride was attended by her “yer, Delayed Growned when the sister, Mrs. Barcelo, and the ,. 7 Rocha tee neenaets groom. was attended by Lucas lg Se Sting practices. The mens inez, in the capacity of best 112-foot craft, made up of 51 t = huge white pine “sticks” hurled Following the ceremony, @ 21) but one of its 48 passengers pleasant and much-enjoyed re- ite dec nieve. ception was held by the newly- E weds and their relatives and many friends. NEW ANESTHETIC Munich, Germany. — German chemists have prepared an im- proved derivative of divinyl ether. an anesthetic discovered by Prof. Chauncey D. Leak, of the Univer- sity of California, by adding a small amount of solid which cults the volatility, and some alcohol, which prevents it; Camel's hair brushes are made from freezing on the anesthetic of the hair of Russian and Si-' mask. The new product, known berian squirrels. as “vinethen,” puts patients to > sleep rapidly with an absence of About two-thirds of the world’s | after effects. supply of coffee is produced in ee BID FOR OLYMPICS Brazil. Cal Cairo, Egypt—London, Hel All women and even female singfors, Athens Budapest and animals are excluded from Mount Lausanne were the five bidders Athos in Greece, inhabited by for the 1944 Olympic Games. Sur- 7,000 monks and lay brothers. prised at the absence of a bid oe from Rome, officals pointed out In per capita wealth Switzer- that the Italian city could enter land leads the world with an its bid at any time before the L average of $3,126 for every in- O. C. meeting in London next habitant. é yee. DOCTOR PROPHESIES DEATH Clarksville, Tenn. — Suffering from mastoid trouble, Vernon Ad- in 1933, by special- five years he en with” spinal meningitis would : dic. On Mareh 16, he was stricken with drive in the South to halt.the mi- memegits and.qn March 18, he gration of Northern mills. is WHAT'S NEW? Statesville, N.C. — A building Welding fumes and foul air Committee set out recently to re- can be removed quickly from en- ©0Mdition a discarded church but closed spaces with a Portable | Were unable - osere meres Or ventilator developed recently. couldn't find it. structure See ee a had been torn down and carted away by unknown persons. There are now 21 cables strung across the Atlantic ocean. So simple that anyone can op- erate #, a new machine for Stringing tennis rackets is being offered as a substitute for hand work. WEDLOCK OR POORHOUSE San Francisco.—Health Director J. C. Geiger advises that if you S want to keep out of the poorhouse- A pew method of reading get married and stay married fingerprints enables the expert to After a survey of San Francis tell something of the race of the poorhouse, he found but fifteen person who made them. per cent of the inmates marr Se 41 per cent never had marr Cellophane is being used for 31 per cent were widowed and coin wrappers, enabling bank the rest were divorced tellers to count money without unwrapping the rolls. AUSTRIAN ROTARY CLUBS DISBAND Successful tests of a method of lowering brake drums and rim temperatures for trucks and buses have been conducted by a lead- ing tire company. Much progress has been made in preparing and studying snake venom for use in the treatment of the bleeding disease. haemo- philia. Chicago.—Eleven Rotary clu in Austria have been formally dissolved since the country be- came a German province, accord- ing to announcement by Chesley R. Perry, secretary of Retary In- ternational Forty-two Rotary clubs in Germany disbanded October of last year because of @pposition from the Nazi party ——_—-—__————_ BEES BUZZ HIC-HICS STERILIZE IT a —_—_— HASTINGS, Eng—Ffor three THORVERTON, Eng—John F days E. J. Westbrook of this city Beedell of this city refused to kiss was unable to use his hack door the court Bible when called as a because a swarm of wasps got witness, declaring it was “inde- drunk on beer he had set out to cently dirty from long use” cool ether, ' -have abused the privilege Flower Lovers of America Bringing with them a dash of old Erin, five new Irish roses will be found in many American gar- dens this year All are products of the famous McGredy family of hybridizers at Portadown, Ir a. Tests show them ideally adapted te weather conditions in all parts ef the United States. New this year. these Irish rases are chara by handsome blossoms, . strong, robust plants. All are con- tinuous bloomers. Horticulturists Predict these new “McGredy” roses will be popular with Ameri- can flower lovers, stating that about 26 per cent of the commonly known hybrid teas in the United States today are of Irish origin. Many of them were developed by the McGredys who have a long “MeGredy’s Triumph” Blossoms foliage and J line of famous roses to their credit. The 1938 Irish rose varieties are named “McGredy’s Triumph,” “McGredy’s Rex Anderson.” “Mc- Gredy’s Pride.” “Dorothy Mc- Gredy.” and “McGredy’s Pink.” The bloom of “McGredy’s Tri- umph” is of brilliant strawberry, blushed scarlet and orange. The “Rex Anderson” rose is white with an overcast of ivory, slightly deeperat the center. ~McGredy’s ade~ has orange and salmon- luk blossoms, veined with. saf- e¥ellow. The outside of the “Borothy McGredy” petals is sun- flower-yellow. while the inner side is intense vermillion with a saf- - “McGredy's " is a bright rose. As the flower opens, the outer petals shade to a pearly cream and pink with a saffron-yellow base COLUMN 222992228: - -S2-=29 79990 Advertisements under this head | be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of le a word for each in- sertion, “ut the minimum for the first insertion in every instance is 25e. Payment for classified adver- isements is iivariably im advance, but regular advert sers with ledger. ymeceunts may have their advertise- | <Advertisers should give ‘their’ j steet address as well as their tele ‘phone number if they desire re svlts. : é With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Racor Outfit. Ask for it. LOST i PPPPIBBAD ©ODIAADL SOC TESCOEOSSESO SEE SELES SESEEEEES Madern Youngster (seeing rain- bow for first time)—what is it supposed to advertise, dad? Better to have loved a short girl than never to have loved a tail. A Hot Finish “But madam you have no claim. 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They brought more than a hundred men to join the ground crews during the air manoeuvres. DRYS GAIN On the anniversary of National Prohibition, Senator Sheppard in- variably arises in the Senate and delivers an oration on the virtues of Prohibition. His performances are the cause of good-natured joshing, but the dry forces, after four years’ legalized sale of alco- holie beverages, are taking the aggressive all over the nation. Dry sentiment is expressed re- peatedly at the polls where there have been 5,000 dry victories in 7,000 local option fights. Meanwhile, reasons sentiment are sought by wets, who generally agree that ele- ments within the liquor industry that they have had. Captain Wilford S. Alexander, head of the Fed- for this trepeatedly pointed out that the liquor business is like no other business in the world. He warn- ed distillers to stop claims that their product is healthful, that it aids digestion and to keep women and children out of their adver- tising. He insists that the spec- tacle of young girls and women drinking at bars is “abhorrent to the moral sense of the public.” AMUSEMENTS A study of 9407 American families in 140 villages showed the Bureau of Home Economics that out of every dollar spent for amusements, twenty-nine cents goes to the movies. The average amount spent for “pictures” was $12 in New England villages, $10 in the Central and Atlantic States, $16 in the Mountain and Plains states, $15 in the Pacific states, and $16 for white families of the Southern states. 3.500.000 Aubrey Williams, director of the National Youth Administra- tion, says that 3,500,000 youths are unable to obtain high school educations in this country be- cause their parents cannot afford it He testified before a Senate sub-committee conducting hear ings on the bill by Senator Lun. deen, of Minnesota, to use $300. 000,000 in Federal funds for veea- tional and educational traizing af persons sixteen to twenty-five years of age. Mr. Williams, how- ever, thought this amount war probably too much. JOBLESS Total unemployment in Janu- ary was estimated at 10,973,000 by the American Federation of to deliver a short address et Gettysburg, Pennsylvama, during the observance of the 75th anni- versary of the Battle of Gettys- burg. TAX MONEY POURS IN Income tax receipts, which dropped below three-quarters of. a billion dollars during the de- pression that followed 1929, are expected to set a record total dur- ing the present fiscal year. Ac- cording to Treasury estimates, they will total more than $2,600,- 000,000. IF WAR If a general war develops in Europe. this country will have a hard time insulating itself from the effects of shifting foreign trade, and the flight of frightened capital. The Treasury’s policy of sterilizing gold imports that ex- ceed $100,000,000 in any quarter, is expected to cushion the impact somewhat. NO SHIPS YET The billion-dollar Navy Author- ization Bill, the subject of so much deba does not provide y funds for the construction of ships. It merely defines the top limit of the American fleet. Con- gressional appropriations for con- struction will be necessary before a single warship can be built. MORGAN DISMISSED The dismissal of Chairman Ar- thur E. Morgan from the Board of the TVA probably means the be- ginning of a legal fight to test the power of the President to remove such an executive officer. At- torney-General Cummings advis- ed the President that he had au- thority to act. Chairman Morgan refused to participate in several hearings held by the President, who investigated his squabble with the other members of the Board and insisted that the Presi- dent ha > power to remove him. ATLANTIC AIRMAIL A regular trans-Atlantic line is being considered by the Postoffice and the Commerce Departments. Two American companies are working on plans and the Postof- artment has about $2- o help the pros- pective operators in the way of liberal mail subsidies. The hope is that service will begin sometime this year. Senator King wants Roosevelt woke a world conference to . Labor, which reports. however, a j slight increase in early in February GETTYSBURG employment } President Roosevelt is expected , FOR RENT—Large Airy Room, newly-furnished, Beauty - rest Mattress. 1401 Petronia street. Near North Beach. Apply 1311 Petronia street . mar28-1tx FOR SALE FOR SALE—Lot 50x100 feet on Margaret street, opposite Harris school. Two 6-room houses on property. 609 Mdtgaret street. mar2g-2tx FOR SALE DIRECT—Lots 6 and 11 Johnson street, $400 cash. I have other properties at reason- able prices. Write Dr. J. M. Renedo. mar28-lwk CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor- ner 5th and Staple Avenue. | Apply Box D, The Citizen. OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Three bundles for 5c. 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