The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 26, 1938, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Society Social Calendar | TUESDAY— Dinner Meeting, Stone Church } Service Club. 6 P. M. Stone; Church Annex. FrHURSDAY— ® Rotary Luncheon. 12:15 P.M. @ St. Paul’s Church Annex. Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 8 P. M. Bayview Park. —O- FRIDAY— Annual Senior Class Play, “Girl Shy”. 8 P. M. High School Auditorium. SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 4 P.M. South Beach. > MONDAY— Meeting, Boy’s Fellowship Club. 6:15 P. M. Fleming Street Methodist Church Par- sonage. Church Group Plans Party 4EV 1 The Choir Guild of St. Paul’s Church Will sponsor a_ benefit card party on Friday evening at 8 o’clock in the Parish Hall. Prizes will be given at each table, and there will also be a number of door prizes. Contributes Article To School Paper (Special to The Citizen) TALLAHASSEE, April 26. Miss Mary Sullivan, of Key West, is a contributor to the current is- sue of the Distaff, student literary quarterly at Florida State Col- lege. Miss Sullivan’s contribution is in the feature section, “All Wool: Orchids For Activit; Total of $723,002, in income taxes collected in March; nine- month deficit of government halved. SMELLY FEET MADE SWEET YOUR 30c BACK if this 12 hour test does not relieve “FOOT ODOR” or sweaty feet. YOUR 30e BACK if it does not stop “Itching toes” overnight. YOUR 30¢ BACK if it does not heal older cases of “Athletes Foot.” Just say Tingol to any drugg Locally at Gardner’s Pharmacy.— advt. MONROE THEATER Errol Flynn—Joan Blondell THE PERFECT SPECIMEN —and— HOT WATERS Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20¢; Night, 15-25c Don’t Telephone . . . WIRE—FREE! ED. BERLINER PLUMBER — 1016 Division Street — BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Servin &s, West 24-Hour rae aN Service Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 Night 696-W | IFIP PALL &. PPOPP POLIO L GAA hn bhA db db bk ded deadddidadiadedh MP Send A Business cm, Lord, VOTE LEWIS E. FOR CONGRESS Fourth Congressional District Give Business A Voice lA bh beAbtetttsdttsddéadaiédééd EVEALS METHOD OF INTIMIDATION (Continued from Page One) eee because congress is {now on the point of passing a | bill for more than four billion |dollars to fight the depressién by |providing more work in every ity and village and cross roads in | the United Stat “I’m one worker the pap gorg- ers are not going to bluff, and| iI’m just as sure as day follows) night that there are hundreds ‘and hundreds of other WPA| workers in Key West that are not} going to be bluffed. “I almost forgot to something. When the jemissary from Jacksonville visit- ed the West in behalf of Pepper, several supervisors of those projects call- ed his attention to a bulletin that had been ters several weeks ago warning WPA workers not to take any part in political campaigns. ‘‘Aw,. forget about that!’ the Jacksonville WPA-paid folitica! worker advised ‘What you want to do is to work and vote for Pepper and get all the mem- bers of your family to work and vote for Pepper if you want the WPA work in Key West to keep up’. tell you Composed Of WPA’S “The. forget-the-bulletin — ad- viee was taken by many of the higher-priced WPA workers in Key West. The political meet- ing in Pepper’s behalf that was held a few nights ago in Key West looked like a conference of the heads of the WPA workers here, because, with a few excep- tions, everybody at the meeting was on the WPA payroll. “When I looked at thos visors at that meeting, boldly and un- ashamed, I said to myself, ‘Goo what is this country com- Here are these men on pocketing money that} super- ing to? relief, comes from the taxpayers, assem- | bled under orders to promote the interests of an aspirant for political office! Yes, yes, good Key West Scavenger Service o———_0 FOR EXTRA SERVICE PHONE 123-J WILLIAM KNIGHT PALACE Leslie Banks—Flora Robson FAREWELL AGAIN! —Also— COMEDY — SHORTS PRIZE NIGHT TONIGHT eo It’s Deliciously Fresh! — THY IT TODAY — STAR >. BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS —SALE ON— HAND-HOOKED RUGS Island Trading Post Gulf End of Duval St. soccccocovece Old FOR MOORE Man To Congress political | various projects in Key| ent out from headquar- | and foremen, sitting there | ES eae ee ee eee. | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LIONS MEETING IS POSTPONED, Organization meeting of the} questions printed on Page 2 Key West Lions Club, which was eeceecceceeseooccccococce scheduled to have been held to-; morrow night, has been postpon- | 4ed to Thursday 7:30 p. m. in aj local hotel, Ora E. Chapin, special representative of Lions Interna-! ‘tional, said today. nr | Election of officers will- take! place at the meeting, he stated. ANSWERS TO TEN Beeswax. Robert Burns. Massachusetts, Vermont and New York.: An instrument for determin- ing the quantity of electric current which is passing through an electric circyit. French sculptor. Larva. A single eye glass, some- times worn to correct a de- fect in vision, but more frequently as a mere af- fectation. University of Copenlagen. Rocky Mountains in Colo- rado. Abraham Lincoln, James A. Garfield and William Mc- Kinley. sana ‘what is this country “com- | ing to?’ | | “Of course, I know that these higher-paid WPA men_ resent even a suggestion that they are on relief, but they are just as much on relief as the poor fel- low, with six or eight in his family, who gets only $35 a month. As a matter of fact, they jare more on relief than what he is because their salaries are many times the bread-and-but- |ter amount that is paid him. “Fellow Key Westers, don’t let |this outside pap gorger,, who has been getting a fat salary that NOVEL IDEA should have gone to local men,,; Denver—When there have been seane you into voting for whom!on death from traffic accidents he says to vote. Your right to/in this city, a white flag will be vote as you see fit is guaranteed | flown from the flagpole of the to you by the constitution of the! ‘police building. However, when United States and the constitytio _thergcbascbeen a fatal accident, a of the state of Flgpida..3 our.vote or oer a white cross will 4 the ye: oe eae lawn, as a reminder to drivers av e as arr eritan. dangers of ratfic. pap gorgers “and Boliti¢ ate ay sites are bold, but, théy,.a) ie CHOW TO:S) BP bold enough to, look Sea Kaube: TO SEEEP SOUND shoulder when you are marking | MAKE THIS 4 DAY TEST. your ballot. The only thing that |* WOuk25c back if not pleased. A will be in the polling booth with common cause of disturbed sleep you is your conscience. Vote as) js bladder irritation due to func- jyour conscience tells you to vote,, tional kidney disorders. Use NOT as the WPA politicians, } juniper oil, buchu leaves, ete., jteeking with taxpayers’ money,) made into green tablets. Help | tell you to vote. mature flush out excess acids and “Key Westers, let’s keep in-' other wastes which can cause ir- | tact our manhood or womanhood. ! ritation that wakes you up. Just f we lose that we will be the say Bukets to any druggist. Lo- ; Russian sheep these WPA politi- cally at Olivieri’s Drug Store. — cians think we are”. Advt. {ISP OMMOT EIT O OO ES. Thanks Key Westers It was very gratifying to me to receive such a warm reception upen my arrival in Key West and Monroe county yesterday. I knew I had a few friends here but I didn’t expect to be given the greet- ing I was extended. You will never know how deeply I waz impressed with the fine turn out at the park last night. It made me feel that my efforts in behalf of Key West and Monroe county really were appreciated and it was difficult at first for me to find words to express myself. I was glad to re- turn “home” and it made me very happy to see so many cf my old friends and to make so many new acquaintances. So, I say fellow Key Westers, thanks and may God bless you. Pe | 2A hrkekehhelrlhtbeel Your friend, DAVE SHOLTZ. IAAAPAA A ALAA AAA AL LAS ® \ * ) \ ) N) ® N) N N * N) N) S ‘ Ps IF PIPIPLALZLL AAA L LL Plan. ae, — Farm property. toa., may ARE a The farmhouse, may, be. ma convenient . farm Picante Paris los, watering troughs, and or putin good’repair.,, | And the improvements may be paidtfor seasonally, at market time, if the borrower's income, is from the sale of livestock or crops. (ALA tse y Hone gaek me eatad erin | Improvements Property Improvement Loans up to $2,500 provide credit for extensive alterations: the addition of a new wing, or other remodeling. For repairs such as the re- placement of worn floors . . . painting and decorating ++. @ mew roof... or driveway. Living comfort may be increased by installing a modern plumbing or heat- ing system .. . up-to-date wiring .. . Convenient payments (monthly. semi-monthly. weekly) over a period up to 3 years. or Business Property Income property. as well as homes, may be modernized with an FHA-Insured Property Improvement Loan. Apartments. institutions. factories. office and other business buildings may be rehabilitated to put them on @ more productive basis cr to maintain the property value. Structural changes and repairs may be made. (But the loan may not be applied to the installation of machinery or equipment.) Such loans frequently pay for themselves. Monthly payments may extend over a period of 3 years. WE ARE NOT A BANK BUT WE CAN HELP YOU Markowitz & Resnick “On The Circle—But On The Square” 1220 Biscayne Biv MIAMI 9 PHONE 351 (Le kn ttktdtttttidtdtétdddéd FLA 2 do IO ZLLALLLLALLLLLLLALLLL LA BALL ine tigdizhdaidd i dA LAA AAA AA AA AAA AA dbhd ddd ddd TEST QUESTIONS: IMMENSE CROWD ATTENDS RALLY (Continued from Page One) come to make his home in Key West. He asked the considera- tion of the audience to permit him, while the band played a se- lection, to go down among them and greet personally as many of his friends as possible. This he did and continued until the in- troduction of the next speaker. Allan Cleare Heard Allan B. Cleare, Sr., was pre- sented to the audience and de- voted but a brief time to a short and comprehensive talk on the candidacy of Henry H. Filer, can- didate for Congress from the Fourth Congressional The speaker stressed the accom- plishments of Mr. Filer, especial- ly as an educator, his hearers that his intention was to carry on his fight after elec- tion along the same lines. Rogers Gives Address The next and last speaker was Dwight L. Rogers, candidate for Congress from the Fourth Con- gressional District, and father of the Florida Homestead Exemp- tion law who gave a recapitula- tion of his activities as represen- tative, and felt his ability to rep- resent the people had been ably and forcefully shown ay ‘is, ac- complishments, and can if Hib! address by ‘asking 1494 port of Monroe ed given him on’ Mage Bi seats on the aera ends The master of aa Wm. R. Warren, Dr. and Mrs. Nilo } C. Pintado, of Miami; Dr. Ar- mando Cobo, A. B. Cleare, Sr., Everett Russell, L. A. Harris, ‘Dr. H. C. Galey, W. T. Doughtry, Fire Chief Harry M. Baker. ere: David Elmer Ward, candidate for ¢ state senator from District 24, who was listed to appear on the program last night as one of the candidates for office, failed to ar- eet eee District. { and assured. AN ceataes Attending the ind i) sf ee rive in Key West yesterday. It)ed. This was when some careless was said today that he addressed | person dropped a match on a pile a gathering last night at Boca; lof weeds and leaves which had Grande, at which also appeared | been drying in the sun for sev- Melvin Russell, of Key West, can-|€T@l days and the smoke began didate for the same office. j peas eves coe seven: Quiet Prevails Signs of uneasiness were be- The audience was one of the/®inning to appear when the largest and most attentive which |SPeeker, at the time, who was has ever attended a meeting = BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME the same kind. | ——with— Although the number of youths | Modern Tile Floor and Wainscot was much larger than usual, there In Bath, Kitchen, Porch was no, time when it was neces- | Sanitary, Decorative, Colorful sary to *speak to any person at all| Cuban Tile, Resilient Tile, Mi in an effort to restore order. This Terrazzo. See— perfect quiet was the cause of/ Qverseas Tile Company many remarks being made as to 706 White Street the dissimilarity between the Marble TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1938. ve Sholtz, was able to see the and explained the situation a few words. Order was quick- ly restored, and the speaker con- tinued with his address. fir it’s Easy To Be Mistaken About STOMACH TROUBLE Stomach sufferers should learn the truth about ULCERS, GAS, ACID, INDIGESTION, belching, heartburn, es mn, etc., due to excess acid. UDGA Booklet contains facts | oti ofinterest. The9th <a yout ress, may prove your first step P- | | By etomack bomfecttCHi thistoremind | You to ask for the U let at GARDNER'S PHARMACY meeting of last night and other nights. There was but once when any- thing out of the ordinary happen- LEARN TO DANCE | | Tap, Toe, Acrobatic, Ballet. Ball Room, Rhumba Learn to play your favorite instrument. Cecil Carbonell Studios Page Bldg. 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