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

Society | eecevoccooooe| "A TWIRL OF THE GLOBE | (Opinions expressed in this column do not necessarily agree with those of The Citi- Lions Club Supper. 6:30 P, M.| 76”) | Stone Church Annex. jeeeeccocese ged | Concert, Key West Hospitality} CONTROL GASOLINE | Band. 7:30 P. M. Bayview! RETAILERS, - <f Park. Big oil companies dotting the} Meeting, Sea Scouts, Shi, i: 7:30 P. M. Knights of Pythia: Hall. r Social Calendar THURSDAY— . wi Rave orymiid ETS ts ent Sruhetha 4 iort FRIDAY— | and. withdrawn-—-their~-noteguilty “Ruth’s Night” of Fern Chap-| pleas.to violation of the-Sherman ter No. 21, OES, 8 P. M.| anti-trust laws.,.These,daws were ed» Ce 3a%hiddleswest area down to’ Okla: |; Scottish Rite Hall. Meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop 52. 7 P.M. Rear of Clinic. Meeting, Girl Scouts, Troop 1.} 7:30 P. M. Golden Eagle, Hall. Second Dance to Choose Miss Key West for Highway Cele- bration. 9:30 P. M. Cuban; Club. ag oat SATURDAY— Third Dance to Choose Miss Key West for Highway Cele- bration. 9:30 P. M. Country) Club. ssilne SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality _.Band. 4 P. M._ Art Center -4Park. ") Baccalaureate on, Key West High School, William L. | bi Hattady. 4 P.M. High | School Auditorium. pe, ae MONDAY— Meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop 5. 7:30 P.M. Wesley Commun- ity House. H Meeting, Camera Club. 4 Boys Fellowship Club Dinner. ‘ 6:15 P. M. Fleming Street; Methodist Church Parsonage. Fourth Dance to Elect Miss Key "West. 9:30 P. M. Miami Civic Center. ‘WEDNESDAY— Class Day Exercises, Key West} High School. 8 P. M., High School Auditorium. } “BIRD LIFE” | instituted ‘trust companies, to prate dealers | against the impositiohs of big) which might wield a big stick over their heads} through their power. In this case, | one of the major charges is that maximum margins of gross profits for gasoline jobbers have been fixed and that these jobbers have! all been forced to give uniform; | jobbers contracts. In this way oil companies may fix high gasoline | prices and impose burdens on the public. There were 14 oil com- panies which entered the nolo contendere — nothing denied— pleas. Others await further prov- ing of the Department. GUN-THUGS THRONG TOWN "| One cold. night in London, Ken- | tucky, in February of 1937 auto- mobiles ,chugged their way through heavy snow and the bright warm lights of the count- less saloons in the town glowed, | when a deputy sheriff turned to a partner and said, “Something’s going to happen tonight. Every gun-thug in town’s here”. The) person addressed knew to what! the reference was—the mining companies’ use of force to intimi- date miners into non-organization of labor unions to raise wage scales. Later that night shots ‘were fired into the home of Mar- shal Musick, union organizer who was away on a trip, and his 19- year-old son, Bennett Musick fell dead. Proof that the mining con- panies are responsible is in the offing. TVA DISHONESTY Arthur E. Morgan, former TVA Administrator, gave a joint con- “dishonesty and mismanagement” 'bad—but an instinctive reaction | |ernment had crumbled and was | gration it had lighted”. | United States ambassador to Ja- ‘lantic Monthly”, compared Gen- ‘ists and that Moscow's aim is to | gain control first of Spain, then ' two-thirds of Spain that there can ATHEISM, COMMUNISM, RE-| LIGIOUS PERSECUTION| CAUSED WAR: PEOPLE RE- VOLTED AGAINST OPPRES-| SION ' (Specint to The Citizen) Spanish. leftist propaganda in the Unyed States has suffered crushing blows from the simple direct statements of former Unit-| ed States diplomats possessing | authentic first-hand knowledge of | European affairs. | Irwin Laughlin, United States ambassador to Spain from 1929 to| 1933, told a Washington audience | that athesim, communism and re- ligious persecution were the real causes of the Spanish civil war and that the Nationalist uprising “was not a rebellion against es- tablished government—good or of self-preservation of people who were bent on restoring social or- der when they saw that the gov- powerless to control the confla- W)'\€ameron Forbes, former visited Spain with, El- BW lgwick, editor of the “At- lery S eral Franco to George Washing- ton and declared that Soviet Rus- sia is behind the so-called loyal- France and then the United) States. “France is governing so wisely, so well, so conservatively over be no doubt that after this war which is rapidly coming to a fin- ish that we shall see a new Spain”, said Mr. Forbes. | Former U. S. ambassador to Germany and a frequent visitor in Europe, James W. Gerard. said the thinking people of France de- sire a victory for the Nationalist forces in Spain. Former Ambassador to Spain Ogden H. Hammnod said General Franco will re-establish law and order in Spain and then permit ~ THE KEY WESf CITIZEN - PERSONAL MENTION ANSWERS TO TEN “| SERVICES WILL TEST QUESTIONS Mrs. Arthur Curry and children | Below are the answ test Joe and Freddie, and sister) questions printed dag Nor conrLicr TRANSPORTATION’ Freight THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1938, HEAR... | Edward Moore Steamer Due Tomorrow —— Oi carrying steamship Gladys Roberts arrived last night | from Miami and Coconut Grove| where they had been spending a} while with Mrs. Paul Cannady, | also Mrs. Millard Roberts at Mate- | cumbe, Fla. } Joe Roberts, secretary of the| Home Milk Producers Associa-| tion of Miami, was a caller at The Citizen office yesterday and/ became a new subscriber. Mr. Roberts is in the city in the in-| terests of his firm’s expansion} into this territory. He is a for- mer Key Wester. 8. | % | 10. ape sige ; ® |MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS ARE! oark of the Clyde-Mallory Lines edera ‘ommunications | is due t ‘iye in port tomorr: ply | E SEPARATE AND |'5 Gue to ariye in pa ais Commission. | eee | from Jacksonville and Miami and Kansas. | DISTINCT will deliver freight at Key West. A period of a _ thousand; | After discharging the vessel will years. | | proceed to New Orleans, Apples. Memorial services | pubhb-priipi . planned by| Beha haste: dori Asteroids. |the Arthur Sawyer Post Améri-| recovery and relief a =ocee ‘BARDS TRS’ Presbyterian Charch TONIGHT—7:30 | Pennsylvania. . . : A citizen of the world; one|¢an Legion will not in any ; who is at home in every | conflict with the Memorial ser-/ country. | vices planned for Matecumbe on} ga uaa Sunday, May 29, it was said today No, | f "ot France. by an officer of the post. g Members of the American} PHONE 3.3311 OR WRITE of the Authority in a few brief,| the people to choose their own | succinct statements, and proposed | form of government. “Bird Life” will be the topic ad oo of yin hd ee gers Campbell Turner, long ‘ gate the exact workings of! @!in the U. S. diplomatic service S:lecture ‘at the First Presby: | Authority. He told of the TVA ‘and for seven sie a a resident of terian Church this evening at| yardstick of power rates which / the Iberian peninsula, said: “As- 7:30. Edward Moore, representa- }has been compared with utility | sertions such as are flooding this tive of the Audubon Society will |Power rates and found lower, as/| country that General Franco will having false statistics because of set up a fascist regime in Spain ON *°! Legion and other organizations| attending the services at Mate-| eoce ENTERTAINMENT sina somo at te a yesterday afternoon for Miami on | eeeeeeereree *©® + mory of the Florida National | @ business visit co expects to/ _ Habana-Madrid _ |Guards Sunday morning at 9:30 | return some time today. | Tropical Florida’s most beauti-| yig¢k and leave promptly for | Shima iain ful night club—where the palms hi rahe ill: Key West| wave in rhythm with the music | Matecumbe where beds te i afternoon |of the six “Masters” of sophisti- | begin at the cenotaph, promptly | his | @t_1:30 in the afternoon. cr | This hour for the service, it; | was pointed out, was decided on/ in order to allow the organiza- | tions and invididuals attending! the memorial there, to return | home in ample time for church ; | services which will be held in the | | Congregational church. at 8 o’-| William Arnold, manager of the} Florida Motor Lines agency in Key West, left over the highway | Aaron McConnell, jeweler, left on the bus yesterday for a visit to Miami, | cated swing—Otto Divanti, on business in connection with his| clarinet and his orchestra. property interests in Key West. | Individuality in the realm of ——_ | an evening well spent—staying as | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curry) long as you like and spending) left on the early morning bus for| what you wish, the Havana-Mad- Miami and will continue on to|rid, Key West’s leading night New Smyrna for a with, their |;spots bids all local and visiting son, Charles, Ji,, A wai | | guests a hearty welcome. | clock. in the evening.” eB paps 8 pas? command of tha,sgaval station re-| senger om eal 101 - The: officers said tha’ ing bus | Placing Lieutenant William Klaus, | eeanieations atone @ Me- | going toAvisit thé? YsoA}/ DWarles, Tipe He ngey Wifo thas receiv- | Keeley i “ ea e who is iiljm,a hospigg! fn Miami. ed ordefs transferring him to | ©*PeC < Parcs ‘ae Sane i duty on th U. S. $,, Wyoming. jeer a est on a, Williai Entwistle lett'‘on Ahe |! —. Oe ee cut ek ceasent early morning bus today for aj W. T. Marshall, of the district 8 pea visit to the lime groves at Torch office of the Texas Co., from At-! Key where the fruit is ripening |1anta, Georgia, arrived over the! and will prepare a number = of|highway this morning in com- crates for shipment. pany with J. O. Hazard,. repre- ; | sentative of the company from Luis Avalo left over the high- | Miami, and are guests of Manager way this morning for Tampa on|Charles Taylor, of the Porter information received stating that | Dock Company. his son had been seriously injur-| 56 |. W. W. Demeritt, head of the ed in Tampa. } aa Lighthouse activities in the Sev- | John E. Walters, who had been |€nth District with headquarters spending several days in the city |in Key West, will leave over the | and expected to go to Fort Jef- | highway tomorrow morning for} ferson for a short visit, left over |" inspection trip of stations on} the highway this morning when | the east and west coasts. | informed that there was no L EI ERE “ered ta chance to make the trip for some | time, as the regular Saecel would ___ LEGALS Key West Scavenger be carrying no passengers for one if Service j month. AP ( ; | \ FOR EXTRA SERVICE PHONE 123-3 WILLIAM KNIGHT More than 100 varieties of trop- ical trees, shrubs and plants will be shown to the fifty million visi- | ‘tors who attend the Florida Ex-} |hibit at the New York World’s; Fair next summer. GET ITCH RELIEF | ise a medicine that has proven successful for years. Im Lo- tion swiftly eases the itching tor- ture of rash, tetter, eczema, ring- worm, scabies, sca'p, between toes, ' ete. Nice to use. 35c and $1. Money back if not satisfied, Imperial Medicine Co., Desk 9, Houston, Tex. | L, L. Lee, head of the engineer- ing firm of L. L. Lee and asso-| ™ ciates of Miami, arrived today to discuss matters in connection | f the} f For Wholesale Quotations on FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS MAXWELL VENETIAN BLINDS RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT A TELEPHONE CALL OR POSTCARD WILL BRING OUR REPRESENTATIVE TO SEE YOUt i) WNW PLAY SAFE-- By keeping FOODSTUFFS at the right temperature in one of our ALL METAL ICE REFRIGERATORS These refrigerators are doubly HEAT PROOF and absolutely air tight Priced from $20.00 w Easy Terms—10 Days Free Trial On Display at THOMPSON ICE COMPANY, Inc. —Phone No, 8—~ re: I R. Lord, County Jud | County, Florida, and vouchers and proval of same, a | discharge in the Morris, de a, with the proposed fresh wate! line to Key West. Warren Smith, manager of the deliver an illustrated lecture On bhi ee ‘ s“hidden subsidies” from other) birds and the important place governmental agencies, A cam- they play in human welfare. |'paign against private utility com- of the pictures shown will rsagrted ee Favoritism | é i .| to Senator Berry of Tennessee, in idan antes faeties ani |his claim that marble lands be- : ae htly SO, ‘hind huge Norrisidam were de- it is stated. stroyed, was charged. Yesterday The territory immediately sur- was a day of new investigation. rounding the island is the natural It was in line with the new in- home of many birds. vestigation which seems to be Mr. Moore has become a perm- eee Lage wee anent resident of the city and is| FLORIDA WATERWAY seeking to cultivate the interest | MO! being shown in the feathered! The Key West intracoastal re waterway deepening from Bahia neigh! Bar soe |Honda to Key West missed a The public is invited to attend! good boost yesterday. In the the lecture in the Sunday School flood-control and waterway de- chapel of the First Presbyterian velopment bill passed this year, chi at 2:30 o'clock tonight. Senator Copeland of New York, | chairman of the senate commerce committee, proposes immediate | Spending of Florida monies. Cope- land must haye been intrigued A. E. Burruss, for over 20 years/ a successful real estate operator, | 12 years of which were spent in Miami, has just published “The Magic City Real Estate System”. The volume is most complete and is designed to give one a quick and thorough knowledge of the real estate business. Proper forms, leases, contracts, ' @te., are described in full. The’ course may be purchased from author and publisher in Miami. See advertisement elsewhere. Hl PaLace ‘The 3 Mesquiteers OUTLAWS OF SONORA —also— SERIAL BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with Modern Tile Floor and Wainscot In Bath, Kitchen, Porch Sanitary, Decorative, Colorful |917 Fleming St. _ DeSOTO HOTEL with his visit,to Florida this win- ter. At any events, the Key West project receives no favorable con- sideration at‘ present because the Board of Engineers is still con- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT | OVER - SEA HOTEL Now Being Completely Renovated OPEN THE YEAR AROUND Moderate L. S. Gruber Prices Res. Phone 9104) WIRE—FREE! ED. BERLINER PLUMBER — 1016 Division Stree: — lorida Vacation Land OPEN ALL YEAR EUROPEAN PLAN Rates | $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 single } $1.80, $1.75. $2.00 double constitute a colossal propaganda fraud. sidering its feasibility. It will probably be approved at the next session of Congress. W. AND H. BILL IN SENATE ‘The hustling house passed the/ Wage and Hour bill. Now the more sedate senate investigates into its fairness. ‘“Meesissippi” Senator Harrison, who is_ strong against the bill which establishes | the same labor prices for both} north and south, conferred with Senator Barkley of Kentucky, who though a southerner has Ad- ministrations tie-ups and will sup- port the bill, but no agreement was reached. No _ Republican bloc, as was the case in the House, seems pending in the Senate. NO NAME LODGE} No Name Key Directly on Sand Beach Fishing and Charier Boats Cottages and Restaurant Phone No Name No. 1 Mr. Mrs. C. L. Craig, Owners | MONROE THEATER |) Gladys George MADAME xX also DANGEROUSLY YOURS Matinee: Balcony. 10c: Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ Baas MAKE SURE... OF THE FINEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY WHEN YOU SHOP FOR FOOD TO FEED YOUR FAMILY! Our policy of Ist class groceries at low prices is a big reason why we con- tinually attract a good patronage. ISLAND CITY CASH GROCERY You are invited to visit our NEW STORE | | MRS. 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