The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 9, 1938, Page 6

‘PAGE 81x hdd MUCH PLEASED ‘BLACK LEGION STILL — OVER HIGHWAY ww micuican news vaca — An interesting sidelight of The Citizen’s recent interview with Duncan McCrae, Detroit prosecuting attorney, in which he revealed a great deal of the inner workings of the. Black Legion case, is the recent news that R. Stanley Wilson was reinstat- ed by the Michigan Supreme Court at Lansing, Michigan. as a Highland Park City Councilman, although he is known to be a member of the Black Legion. The reinstatement was made April 4, and was ac- companied by turbulent ses- sions of the Michigan supreme tribunal. In giving the decis- ion it was brought out that "Misfeasance, misconduct or malfeasance to warrant re- moval from office must. . . amount either to maladminis- tration or to wilful and inten- tional neglect and failure to discharge the duties of the office at all.” Clipping was sent through the courtesy of Jacob Schrei- .i. S$. BROWNE, JR. SENDS « CLIPPING FROM ROCK- | LAND, MAINE H. S. Browne, Jr., member of the personnel of the U.S.S. Travis, | CG. writes from Rockland, Maine, enclosing a section of the Bangor Daily News, of’ Bangor, Maine, which contains the follow- ing brief sketch of Key West: It is under the caption, “Key! West Comeback”, and is as fol- lows: “Once upon a time, ‘Key West was Florida’s Metropolis. But since the Spanish-American War, when it was a strategtic point, its population of 25,000 has dwindled to 11,500. And the 1935 hurricane destroyed the railroad linking it to the mainland. But now a $7,400,000 highway, built ever the sea, partly on the old failroad trestles, is open, and Key West looks forward to happy days again”, Mr. Browne expresses his pleas- ure to “note mention of the home ber whom Mr. McCrae visit- town in print in one of the ex-| ed in Key West last week. treme sections of the country”, ant-continues: BaD S SS SIS S warded to us regularly and it is| GIANT’S SHOES needless to state that its columns | 3 ALMOST. WORTH ds “"* WEIGHT IN GOLD a@re- perused with a great deal of | iitérest. It is with justifiable a: MICH SOTTO Te | cingell Press) 4 --one states ‘we are from‘) Key West’, to which may be fit- *! fhe AUTOM, piu Y_pUttiny shoes on Robert WadJow, the 207 tingly added, we long to be back there, and also experiencing the, thrill of actually driving there”. ‘ pb gp A a3 year-old Alton giant; iscne, ordi- nary matter. This lad, who stands 8 feet, : 8% inches tall and weighs 400 1333 ALONG DUVAL pounds, needs two pairs a year at a cost of more than $100 a pair. WILL RICHARDSON TO MAKE Each of Robert’s shoes is 18% inches long and nine inches high IT ANNEX TO HIS HOME owe and weighs three and one-half | pounds as compared with one and |one-third pounds weight of the | normal man’s shoe. It takes Missouri shoemakers < 4 | four times longer to finish a pair This ‘morning and afternoon, | of the Wadlow shoes and they Alfred A. Scott, general oentrac- | use four times more material than tor, moved a story and a half js required for normal shoes. residence, owned by Will Rich-| Robert's shoes have seven eye- ardson, from 518 Southard street | lets and five hooks for the lac- tothe corner of Catherine and) ings, which are 96 iches long. A Grinnel, where it will be made | normal length lacing is 36 inches into an annex as part of the pres- | long. ent home owned there by Mr.| Robert usually needs two pairs Richardson. ee |of shoes a year. A die for the The structure has a two-story rubber heel of his most recent front with a sloping roof to a| pair cost $65. one-story rear, It will be com-; pletely remodeled, Mr. Scott said. | Moving proceeded along Duval | as Se street, beginning this morning,! AURORA, Ill.—In five words. and occasioned a great deal of in-|“Give my wife. my money”, terest as the structure was block-| which he wrote on the back of a ed ‘on runners and towed by a sales slip, Joseph Horvath of this heavy-duty truck. Telephone | city disposed of his $2,500 estate. “trouble shooters” removed low- | ~ hanging wires along Duval and! a 5 other streets while the Structure | OO OP MOD SS WS "passing and strung the: again in the rear. * WILL IN FIVE WORDS |Month’s Aquarium Visitors IS RECOVERED last week, April 1-7, inclusive almost equalled the number BELONGING TO CAPT. COSGROVE FOUND | | | tire month of March, William Monsalvaige, Council chair- man of the Aquarium Com- mittee, announces. March saw 1,447 adults and 62 children, a total of 1.509 | persons, Last week witnessed 1,074 adults and 54 children, which adds to 1,128’ persons. Mr. vatge recently said WATE iocdedee lt yi will make Pee pot all ya water circulatory system. resurface certain of the concrete struc- tures, do some necessary painting and add a larger variety of fish. III II ES Sw. [wesnessoesoecosos tolled at the door for the en- CAR IN TAMPA Advises have been received at the office of Sheriff K. 0O.| Thompson that the car belonging to Captain Philip Cosgrove, re- | tired, of the lighthouse service, | which was stolen in Miami, has been located in Tampa. Captain and Mrs. Cosgrove last week left for a visit in Miami in their new car, and on Tuesday evening returned to the city, with news of the theft of their car} from one of the parking lots in the city, ithe Qld Island Trading Post Gulf End of Duval St. Democratic Primary, (938 Veerty fove Active Tens Limenence the. Consrat Pramce of te a FLEMING STREET . METHODIST CHURCH SA Church with a Friendly Message” HOLY WEEK SERVICES “He Trod The Wine-Press Alone” scabs ar a Tavites You To et PALM SUNDAY WORSHIP MA. M. “The Emotional Christ” “The Southernmost Church in j The U. S.~ Services at 7:30 pm ae 8 P. M “WHO IS THIS JESUS?" || Matinee: Balcony. 10c; Orches- | Tt PEOPLE’S FORUM FEARS OVERCROWDING | Editor, The Citizen: Driving up the Florida coast March 29 in the afternoon, I lis- tened to the speakers on the |“Overseas Highway” opening. I was very much interested, as I used to get to Key West fre- }quently before the railroad ‘stopped operation. I was very much impressed | with the talks given, especially road. But, I do see great danger in the near future, unless the en- gineers have been fore-sighted and have provided proper protec- tion. I note that the road has been made hurricane-proof, and bomb- in that respect. But as I listened to the various talks, I visioned the people in a line from Chicago to Key West, and from Boston and New York to Key West, and all the 80,000,- 000 people in between these points, and when they hear all of the advantages and opportunities and start for Key West in their cars, I see danger of the Island filling up to a point where it will not hold any more, and still-the streams of cars will be coming2n, and on, and on, and whiléCio lives were Jost in the cons{guc- tion, d seeshundreds of people pushed out in the ocean and Gulf, unless i@ provision is made to stop-the-people at the Florida land end after the island is full. Of course, this is not difficult to arrange, but it must be thought of before a calamity happens. You have, no doubt, seen a spe- cial merchandise sale, especially ladies’ apparel, where a_ police- man would stand at the door and every time two or three people would come out, they would al- low two or three to come in. No doubt, you will need some such arrangement where the guard could let more people on, as more came back. I see visions of having no place to park. Of course, they can build tall buildings, which would take care of a lot of this. But it is going to take some real plan- ning and thought to be able to handle the situation. The old gentleman, who had lived there seventy years, saw visions of Key West being the metropolis of Florida by 1948. If there is room: to put the people, I would not be surprised to see it the metropolis of the United States in the next five years, pro- vided you could put on, broad- casts such as you had March 29 and the people could hear the marvelous advantages. I was in the vicinity of Vero Beach when I began hearing about the ad- vantages, and I am telling you, I wanted to turn right around and ™ up Past Week Almost Betters | drive right back, right then. But business compelled me to come on North, but I assure you I'll be down there in the next few days as I can hardly wait to see the tremendous opportunities. If there is anything I can do to help. safe-guard the situation, please advise me and I'll be down sooner. W. C. DANIELS. Eustis, Fla., March 30, 1938. ‘MONROE THEATER C. Lombard, Fred McMurray TRUE CONFESSION | : | tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25e Don't be satisfied anything less than THE BEST with serve through those print- ed forms you present. Be among the many we have supplied with PRINTING, OF MERIT. Presbyterian Church | | PHONE 51 LOE pe with the fact that not one life was { lost in the construction of this|’ proof, so that everything is as THE KEY WEST CITIZEN: : At The Stores Aronovitz Leading store of those that mer- i¢ ment store—telling daily stories of things on sale in this paper. South Florida Summer merchandise for your home: — “worth of the best” — | may be purchased, at this Jeading ‘hardware company. epiqerectermry, bye ; Columbia Laundry “ The daily‘séeries —“Faéts}That: Are News”—keeps on appearing as a main fbdtire. Dp/ypu (fellow: them? — “om 410 Fleming Street We stick to this argument — ithe best place in the city to get }a really good meal. Pearlman's The Store of Quality takes upon themselves the “job of guar- anteeing that you are the best dressed person in the Easter Par- ade.” Maloney Bros. Layer cakes that melt in your mouth—and keep you reaching for more and more. On sale this weekend. %, Kantor's, ik First-grade mercWandise for men is on sale at this popular store. Their advertisefhent ran yesterday. Richardson's Item upon item of best-grade groceries on sale at bargain prices. Shop here and save Holtsberg’s Introducing a new line of Sli —see today’s space on page today. Pierce Bros. Philco leads in America and Key West by large margins— handled exclusively at this—your favorite hardware store. Appelrouth’s The Store of Fashion is pre- pared to take care of all demands for Easter outfits. See them first. Key West Fish Co. One more week of Lent—and your favorite food will be Fish. ; This store is our leading market in that commodity. Gas Company The Annual Old Range Round- | #&@#e*® Up is on. Good trade-in allow- 4 given ‘preliminary hearin 25 ) SUNNY TIME favorite with its low back and shadowproof panel! A jy under sheer dresses! Tai- lored of pure silk Crepe Gartiére . . . a lovely slip that will wash and wear ex- ceptionally well. A grand value at $2.25. Exclusively A: |HOLTSBERG’S | YOUTHS ARE Dee ENTERTAINMENT Seeerscvesccccvcecesecocs HABANA-MADRID In a_ Latin-American atmo- Albert Thum and Frank Kee- sphere, the distinctive style of nan, youths who visited Key West , Otto Divanti, his clarinet and his Songs you'll never forget; Louise, try, are now in the’ county jail chandise here—our only depart-| from some other part of the coun- | OTC! hestra, the finest dance music in town is presented. This is the initial appearance of awaiting trial for violating one of the “New” Habana-Madrid or- the laws relative td rides on property of transporta: tion companies. They were “ai “beating” | chestra consisting of six “Mas- ters” of sophisticated swing. The “Surprise” floor show will Fest®d* by ’Core> be presented at midnight by that stable'C. Piney: Pelticier iThyrsn. cyer-popular master of ceremon- day; and -later, in =the Y, were_ ies, 4dfoté Festrvations. Billy. Arnold. Call 220 for Pea¢e: Justicé Enrigtie “Esqath- There is never a cover charge aldo, dr... Evidlenéd Sduckit at the heatiaz was sufficient-4o. warrant them being} held for trial at the next session of Criminal Court and they were placed under bonds of $100 each. VISITING IN CITY Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hegan and Miss Kathleen Hegan, Highland Park, Illinois, and Mr. Hegan’s brother, William J., of Nashville, are visitors in the city of for the unsurpassed dancing and entertainment of Key West's leading night club. BOCA CHICA CASINO Mickey Cherup presents Miss Mickey Barrie and orchestra to- ight, at Boca Chica Casino in a | special night of dancing and en- and enjoying a delightful vaca-' tion. “WHAT'S IN A NAME?" EVANSVILLE, Ill. — Because residents of this city thought the new name would attract tourists, the city council changed .“‘Simp- son Street’’ i purchase of new ones. Gardner's Pharmacy Here’s the store in which to buy your Easter Candy. A full line is carried at good prices. Archer's Grocery The best in foods at prices all can afford. Try them and note the big difference. Pepper Plumbing Co. This Miami concern is bidding for Key West business in a clas- sified announcement starting this month. Highway Lunch Room , The opening announcement of is new establishment was car- rief this week end. Situated at 904 Fleming street. James Cagney SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT —also— COMEDY... NEWS 2eoes OO dd dh hhh hdd headed dadadd IHGOGIIIIIIIILIIS Ss. . Eby, ertainment. Fresh from con- tra Miami Beach — a_ particularly high-class evening is guaranteed. | Particulars on page one tell de- tails of admission, etc. In addition, there will be other all-star acts including the Field- ing Trio, Dixie Kay, Chick Berry, Clyde Burge and a new band. Coming attractions at Boca Chica will be—Cecil Rhodes from the exclusive Bath Club at Miami Bearj;,Chet Brownagle, from Hollywood Kennel Club; Jack om’ Town Casino of Miami d. Gary Margy pb in Miami Bede, SLOPPY JOE'S Herb Benson—popular enter- tainer and producer from Bea 4100 an entirely new show tonight at Sloppy Joe’s Famous Bar, and to judge from the first appearance of this company—the followers of this popular “night spot” are go- ing to turn out again im large numbers. Here’s the lineup for tonight— | !Jan King, Rudy Vallee’s Only WATCH FOR @ SERIES OF ANNOUNCEMENTS iP elon ese Markowitz & Resnick ‘1220 BISCAYNE BLVD.— MIAMI, FLORIDA (LA LALALAAALLALALAAALLA Rival; Buddy, The Cliff Edwards of Key West; Teddy Kirkpatrick, ANNOUNCING... PALMER’S ROOFING COMPANY TILE COMPOSITION | SLATE ROOFING j BARRETT’S ROOFING i Estimates Cheerfully Given 1212 White St., Key West 15 N. E. 17 Terrace, Miami —16 Years In South Florida. ! | i | | i ‘ne OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SHOES Awaits your inspection. And having inspected, we know that you won't be able te resist buying. Here you will find the best selection of Better Shoes in the city. Any style and any price for Ladies, Misses and Children. And, of course, we have Hosiery to match! SIX MORE SHOPPING DAYS TO EASTER We're well stocked in EASTER DRESSES Visit our Ready-to-Wear De- partment foday and see the many beautiful styles in all materials on display. Adult prices start at $1.95 Everything desirable is fea- tured at this wearing apparel center. “The Store of Fash | jon” suggesis that your Spring Shopping needs may be all filled here! New Arrivals In SILK GOODS At Substantial Savings APPELROUTH’S The Store of Fashion s at the Club Continentale in | rR OPAL IIIOAII SAS ABE . | FROM GUTTERS TO CHOIR | | NEWARK.—Harry Harris of this city, who has a good tenor voice, was fined $5 for being drunk and ordered to sing in the church choir. the Rhumba Queen; Mary-Eloise, the Shake Dancer; Bud and Bud- dy, feet that won’t behave. RAUL'S CLUB The regular Saturday night Dance is scheduled for Raul’s Club on Roosevelt boulevard to- | night, with dancing starting at 9 p. m. The music will be in charge | |of John Pritchard and his “swing | | artists” and a full evening of good | ‘dancing and “high” entertain-! ment is “on tap”. See advertise- | ment on page one today. | | PENA'S GARDEN | Gould Curry’s Orchestra is pre- |sented this evening in another | Saturday Night Dance at Pena’s \famous Garden of Roses on | THomas street. Advertisement on page one gives wetails of admis- sion, etc., and a large crowd is expected to attend. Special fea- tures are planned. SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1938. OZARK BRINGS HEAVY FREIGHT Steamship Ozark, of the Clyde- Mallory® Lines, arrived 2:30 o’clock this morning from New Orleas, with heavy shipments of freight for Key West, included in | which were 101 tons of pipe for the water system which is being installed by the WPA. Hull says that the United States and England understand each other on the Pacific claims. STSSSIILHLA Hear THESE SERMONS SUNDAY First Baptist Church 11 A. M. Palm Sunday Sermon. 8 P. M. “How We May Know We Are Saved Or .Lost.” (This Church Gives Everybody A Welcome) SIS SHS Sa SS tt ttc NN Easter Bells.... IS THE TITLE OF THIS MESSAGE .. . Cur Comoliments to the Ladies—and to the coming Big Fashion Parade. We are proud of the part we will have played in helping to create: the ster: Belles , LAST CALL — to ‘pick! 5 Easter’ Dresses. We ‘still“have''a large selec- tion of Chiffons, Organdies, Prints and many others in all pastel shades and designs. lille YOUNG GIRLS— will be especially proud of their own fashionable dresses. Silks — Organdies — Nets in Pastels and Whites. a FOOTWEAR— from stocks that fairly shout of fashion-plus. Linens, Kids, } beautiful array of ing Fashion Plates. FOR EASTER, BEAU BRUMMELS ——we have an exclusive story, too. You are not to be left out of The Big Parade... You won't be. either — if you're correctly garbed in MARK TWAIN Linen Suits or one of the famous HAS- PEL Silk and Yarn Suits. We also have new GRIFFON Linen and Silk Suits. For Boys, there are new arrivals of TOM SAWYER Suits .. . Easter Footwear selections Combinations. All sizes and prices. | | | | | for Mer and Boys will suit | entirely, the most fastidious!” CHAS. ARONOVITZ KEY WEST’S LARGEST STORE OUR JOB IS TO HELP YOU BE THE SMARTEST DRESSED Easter Parader And we feel especially obliged to tell you about our selection of By observation you can see the largest in Key West. All Ladies, Misses inspection is requested. —o— AND THEN, TOO — — stocks are complete. EE , Sa, SPRING DRESSES | Our good for Ladies in all| Spring styles and mater-| ials. See the new | "8% been arrivals in Sum-|ed. See mer Evening Fash- | sure! ions. And Don't Forget! oe. We have dozens | coat in 6g suggestions in | material. ildren's Dresses, $4.50 1 tee THE STORE WE LEAD THEY CAME! and Children. to complete the Footwear picture, | be sure to wear Phoenix Hosiery. Our | | Boy’s White Suits. | | Long pants |SPECIALS,.. Just arrived, the | cutest ever, suits | for little boys. Snow White and Seven | Dwarf models with | Dwarf emblem. And OES | the price, only $1.00 that it is styles for | New Your | Mexican | Shantui Dresses. With side zippers. Special for Sat. and Mon. $1.98 shipment. of Print Big variety of new | Silk Socks in all | Children’s Sizes | and colors. On sale stock of | Sat. and Mon. 19 Millinery | Boys’ Polo Shirts, augment-| Sizes 2 to 8. In them, for} Plain and stripes. Mickey Mouse em- blem. They're just | the thing 58c with | New Voille Blouses Gabardine | in Peasant style, Prices at| colored embroidery. 10} $6.50 | Ask to see them. EARLMAN’S, Inc. OF QUALITY OTHERS FOLLOW THEY SAW! THEY ENJOYED! THE REVUE At The Place Known The World Over FEATURING HERB BENSON —Master of Ceremonies JAN KING —Rudy Vallee’s Only Rival BUDDY —The Cliff Edwards of Key West TEDDY KIRKPATRICK —Songs You'll Never Forget LOUISE —The Rhumba Queen MARY-ELOISE —Shake Dancer BUD AND BUDDY —Feet That Won't Behave SLOPPY JOE’S EVERY NIGHT A GALA NIGHT FROM 8 P. M. UNTIL BLOOD POISOWMING SETS IN Floor Show and Dancing Every Night