The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 3, 1938, Page 6

Pees see LIONS DISCUSS BETTERMENT OF KEY WEST MEETING PRESIDED OVER BY H. E. DAY; DELEGATES TO CONVENTION ARE AP- POINTED West” anc j “A Better Key “Service To Our Ci line t at the meeting of the Key West €lub held last evening at Stone Church Annex. The were he supper Lions the rect ing was called to or o'clock by the E. Day. Sub-Chairman Lior strong, of Lion: Committee, of action committe Blind, Wc tion, Healt the Patriotism, Com provement, Bc end Education. tivities are pl. rartment with ful ed at, the o@arte keld, August 4 A speciel pointed b; up” the obtaining of club’s ce Brantley, Contes way Cele commitice con: strong, Holtsbe ander and Peacon. Guest spee Summertime 1ed- in ac- committee was ap- nt Day to “pep- votes for the Berni West” > High- This Arm- ndidate in the “Miss ored by r for the’ evening was Fred Huhne, local artist, w gave # short talk on “Art”. Del to the State Conven lion opening next we t Lake land, Florida, were appointed in the persons of Lions S. Walden and.Gerald Saunders. Alternates are Lions C s Ketchum and Allen E. Curry. ‘Two new members \ ed into’ the mem H. Ketchum and Re ROTARY KsIS 10 SENIOR CLASS OF KEY WEST HIGH DR. J. C. GEKELER SUMS UP GRADUATES’ PROBLEMS WITH ADVICE TO BE SELF- > greet , Charles mond Curry Monroe $s. an ; With’ 58 graduates of County High School as gu anipal custom, the Rot Club at-their luncheon yesterday be- came personally acquainted with next year’s business men and women candidates ™r, John C. Gekeler, principal spe . summed up the problem of livin# properly in the world as contained in the thought of think- ing highly and respectfully of onescif. “Tf this is . then it follows that one will (1) think through one’s. problems solve them in the individual way th wilh} both: sujt society and oneself, (2) will make a good living for one- self and one’s depender @ there ‘will be social adjustment and living the most satisfactory manner with those around you, (> will solve great moral problem which confronts t in- dividual”, Dr. Gekeler sa George del Pino, president of the Senior Class, n welcome of charge of the progre Aueced each senior Miss Lucette De panied on the nianc Fae McCt where “Be re id nahan Voice I Best Of M: the unde eluding at 8:00 p. w City of Key W of Fire Hose The City right to re Bob Steele in THE FEUD MAKER also COMEDY SERIAL JEWISH HOLIDAY BEGINS SATURDAY REGULAR SERVICES WILL ‘al CONDUCTED AT LOCAL SYNAGOGUE Shovuos, the Feast of Weeks, or Pentecost, will be observed by the Jewish people this week. The holiday begins Saturday evening (June 4) and celebrated for two days by Orthodox Jev for one day by Liberal Jews is il be conducted at Rev. ular services the local synagogue aby Joseph Male Sy es will be decked with green and the Ten Commandments will be read in the Syn: ervice. The gre represe! spring t festival character of the sast of Weeks while the reading > of the Decalogue is in recognition 3 of the fact that Shovuos is the traditionally associated giving of the Torah, or on Mount Sinai. which literally means s its name from the celebrated seven weeks after Passover. Greek- speaking Jews more than two tho: i years ago gave the holi- dav the name’ “Pentecost,” be cause of the fifty days countered from the second evening of Pass- over to the Shovuos festival. This holiday is one of the “three pilgrim festivals” of the Bible. In ancient times, the Jews at this season brou their offer. of first-frui d ¢ to the Temple in Jerusa agriculiural significance of holiday is also seen in the read ing of the Book of Ruth, with its cenes of husbandry and ! ting, jn the on Shovuos. The Book of Ruth is notable for the universalistic mes e in its story of the Jewess. who became the tress of the beloved figure King David When the Reform Synagogue introduced the rite of Conf! tion for Jewish youth, Pente by virtue of its traditional sociation with the ancient revela- tion, was the day selected. Through an impressive public ceremony, young boys and girls having been taught the meaning of the Jewish faith and the duty of leading a religious and moral life, confirm this faith as did their forefathers at Mount Sinai. The first confirmation service in America took place exactly ninety years ago at Temple Emanu-El of New York City. The ceremony is now widely | practiced by Conservative as well jas pipe go bein tad wat ELECTION BILLS ARE PAID TODAY Election bills and in fact every bill in connection with the elec- tion, including payment. of in- spectors and others acting in an ffic city are being paid at the court house today. Clerk Ross C. Sawyer said that he regular payroll for the county would be arranged and ‘that dis- tibution of the paychecks would be made jater in the month. COUNTY SCHGOLS season with the “Teaching,” fact tk ings Synagogue non ances: of some time CLOSED TODAY | Monroe and School today year, County’s High grammar schools close the school Most of the schools were closed at 12 noon Hish ‘ommence will be the day School s toni last school event of the Tt LA CONCHA HOTEL In f Conter of the Business Theater District T REST. RANT Elovator-——Fireproot Open The Year Around Kathryn M. Jackson Perse REGISTER OF CHARM, Inc. of Jacksonville. Fla. the HOMASINE MILLER EAUTY SHOP Concha Hotei Bidg r i | “Educational Facials ‘ For Skin Correction” TODAY and TOMORROW JUNE ord and 4th | Pleasani—Simple—No Charge! | i | } | | | | } | t | | | | ' i / | ' i | | | { | it ide | i | | } i } THE KEY ies CITIZEN SUNDAY Dinner] Much Progress Made Toward Suggestions BY ANN PAGE RUITS are quite rushing the son. Watermelo and low in price as they son at the fourth of July berries also apples cont! cheap. Old s ar s and i ifN 03 APPELROUTH’S STORE OF LS AT cor FERS SPEC: LOW PRICES National ( spon- sored in Appel routh’: told whe A k long outstanding spc cial cen on sale rock- at bottom prices. Cotton goods and cotton dre the sal Key Wes dollars the more tage sale a nly al Ap- pelrouth’s is made to see the many day, it sk to see that, at least, a visi Peruatne. VARIOUS CLASSES WILL BE FORMED : Recreation Department an- nounc classes at the Wesley Community House craft, the teaching of handi- ha clay and many others. Social Theater conducted These different afternoon be announced later gram. nonica, modeling and Little activities will recreation classes wi eld on rich will ith the pro: ons for will report to the V Com OT, m of cla eigt eS V Childre t yea r ed toytak oui SMT Cream, all brands, j Arple Butter, 18-02 j Listerine, 7Sc size SOc size, 40c: 2Se size | Grits and Corn Meal, 3 | New Potatoes. Ib. j Armour‘s Tomato Juice. j 3 for | Phone S60 a ; the opening of afternoon; i i | | i | ! Free Delivery | Establishment Of Fertilizer Manufacturing Plant Here M. M. Schulsinger, president of company which proposes to ablish a fertilizer manufactur- ing plant in Key West said today that he finds that ‘matters are progressing _ satisfactorily, and they propose taking the offer to New York, leaving this after- noon. When Mr. Schulsinger and as- sociates arrived in Key West s: eral days ago, with the proposi- tion to establish a modern fer- tilizer plant, it was hard to forsee that the actual completion of all arrangements would be a matter of permanent record at this date, said Mr. Schulsinger. Such, however, is the case. “The wide awake secreta the Chamber_of Commeré Singleton, vs an outstanding factor in the almost unbelievably pid culmination of the affair. Singleton arranged the extra- ordinary meetings of the r sentative groups of the citizens of Key West, and succeeded in put- ting both the New York organ- ization and the local community on record as to what was mutually agreed upon” Mr. Schul singer Said. C. B:iSmith, agent for the lory Linés*in'Key a prominent figut ‘COUNCIL, ADOPTS FHA RESOLUTION (Continued from Page One) ;rent tax books remain open until June 16 in order that several who sed a desire to pay may be afforded thd! their taxes rtunity. to a request from the the city attorney gave an om in writing on the zoning which “In of the decisions of the Su- Court of the state of Flor- in the quoting Ta reply opini ordinance, reads: vicw rem« particularly ro Beach, case aie and cases from all over the country,.I am the opinion that whatever name it may be a zoning ordinance is un- constitutional until authorized Jp cifically by an act of the state | legislatur ; A letter was read from Robert | Lewis requesting that he be reim- jbursed one-half of the amount, | which 94.00, which he claims » hi lost in the operation of he scavenger service. No action j was taken, forced to give nder called, We Have The REAL MONE Tidalwave FLOUR, 6 lbs. BUTTER, Ib. SWEET POTATOES, 3 Ibs. ONIONS, 3 lbs. EGGS, doz. SHORTENING, 2 lbs. SAFETY MATCHES. 23¢ 27c lle lle 25c 23c \ | | i | | | | | | ntonr, SHOULDERS, Ib. RIB CHOPS, ib. SWIFT PREMIUM OR WILSO: (Whole or PHILLIP'S, DELICIOU: PORK AND BEANS. No. 2% can TOMATO JUICE SOUPS, all kinds 4 | | | | j | | i ; CHERRIES, th 30c REAL SUM) PINEAPPLE JUICE Libby’s No. 1 can 3 for ?5¢ Libby’s No. 2 can 2 for 25 TOMATO JUICE Heinz’ or Campbell's 3 No. 1 cans FIG PRESERVFS 15: GRAPENUT FLOUR, 5 Ib. bag | SUGAR, 5 Ib. pk. | TOILET eT TISSUE. 6 for i { { i | WILSON’S AVORY cL - Representative WHY PAY MORE? PEACHES, d-z. STRICTLY FRESH EG His readiness to aid in obtaining a suitable site, was prima facie evidence of Key West's spirit of cooperation and Mr. Schulsinger expressed himself as more than ever impressed with the great op- portunities offered here. Perhaps there may be some minor features of the agreement between Key West and the Rep- resentative Corporation of New York, which will be subject to the universal laws of proposal and counter proposal but, al! all, it is apparent that the installation of the modern plant with its at- tendant benefits, is at present a probability rather than a distant vision. Following a conference with members of the committee who were named to carry on the negotiations with Mr. Schulsinger and his associates, the New York group will, in all probability leave this afternoon for the Me- tropolis for a conference with the officials of the Mallory Line on matters pertaining to the property to be used for establishing the plant. In the official group. from the rporation are: Irving See Mr. Schulsinger, TWO SPECIMENS ARE ADDEB TO AQUARIUM Two of the recent additions to the Key West Tropical Aquarium is a pair of six- pointed ctar-fish, which was presenied by Tax Assessor J. Otto Kirchheiner, who re- cently returned from a fish- ing trip. Some time ago there was one of these fish in the tanks but through an _ accidental cessation of the water supply, it died before a fresh supply of water could be conveyed io the tanks. Joseph Romero, in charge of the aquarium, said that the specimens are in excellent condition and perfectly pro- portioned. SENT TO JAIL ODRIAN, W. Va—Formally | charged with “singing out of tune and using rough language in church,” Clyde Hinchman of this city was placed in jail. | Best For Less 2¥Y SAVERS No. 1 Red Bliss POTATOES, 19 Ibs. suc GRITS, 3 Ibs. COFFEE— or BLISS, lb. _ 2lc AXWELL HOUSE, Ib. 27¢ SANKA, Ib. 4le 19¢ Sc 10¢ [ROUND MEAT, Ib. IGS FEET, PARE RI Bs. a 1 N‘'S TEND! nk Half} aif} ER MILD, ib 29c ER D RINKS GRAPE JUICE Welsh’s pints Welsh's cuarts Rotemery rints RETTE “SPECIALS BRANDS, cart. $1.19 c BRANDS. cart. 95c ER PIPE TOBACCO. NG GRAN PISS F ORANGES. doz. CARROTS. Ib. 19 MAIDEN MANGOES. doz. 3S¢ CAULIFLOWER. each 25e FREE—ONE OCTAGON TOILET SOAP WITH PURCHASE OF ONE PACKAGE OF OCTAGON CHIPS AT BROADWAY MOST COMPLETE FOOD LINE IN TOWN PHONE 268 We Deliver 23 MARKET Duval at Angela Street sacovesunssemsepenthmnetuetsuaattaeniosnsuunesnitestaaneecnts materia nate amet canthnlastajn l l timetatee tt saith ett nt een at eet: ‘COLORED GIRL CHARGED WITH FORGING CHECK ALLEGED TO HAVE OBTAIN-! ED MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENSE; CASE BEING IN-}| VESTIGATED FRIDAY, JUNE 2:49 8, 1988. PHYSICAL EXAMS IMPROVEMENTS AT FOR STUDENTS LOCAL MARKET All children entering local schools in September will be re- quired to show a health certific- jate, it is announced. The local clinic and Parent- Teacher Association in, cooperat- ing to have these children ex- paren free of charge state that Dr. J. B. Parramore “will devote" r: The leading Grocery and Mar- ket in Key West—chief advertiser in that classification ine The Citi- zen—is Broadway Market at Du- ival and Angela streets. This store has recently gone through a | thorugh remodelling job with the installation ‘of néw refrigeration ipment. New shelving ar- ements have been made for Winnifred Bethel, colored and | much of his time June.6,.7 and_8 | the more efficient display of food, said to be about 13 years of age, is in the toils of the juvenile ition. judge and awaiting further inves- tigation into charges which have Ito those who desire an examina- following the verylatest and med- jean styles in store planning Parents are urged to carry their’ Latest’ ‘of ‘new equipment in- | children to the clinic on the above | stalled is a Cube Steak machine been preferred against her of! dates and avoid difficulty when | etjabling this store, the first in forgery and grand larceny. The girl went to a residence on} the! lady of the house that a girl, who is employed there, had a sick ! baby and sent her to secure three | Whitehead street and told dollars. The cash was not handy so al Ke: check was given the Bethel girl, who went to a local drug store to She had not endorsed the check and payment make a purchase. was refused. Departing, the girl went a short distance from the drug store and returned with an alleged signa- ture of the payee in the proper # received, the small article goves aie left the place of plai pur hus et era ina jfa fie hi luvenile! Judge Ju- schools reopen. | Key West, to sell Cube Steaks. | Patrons will welcome this inno- j vation making possible the HEMINGWAY THINKS now ae these delicious cuts of LOYALISTS WILL WIN ests’ prescnict in ths ne pede le. | MONROE THEATER Dick Foran—Anne Nagel DEVIL'S SADDLE MURDE: —and— THERE GOES THE GROOM Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25c iNO NAME LODGE! No Name Key Directly on Sand Beach Fishing and Charter Boats Cottages and Restaurant Phone No Name No. ! Mrs. C, L. Craig. Owners (Continued from Page One) y West. I'm not going to *| Cuba”, he said. So ends another pleasant chat with this much censored, much} admired writer and man, with the! his delight in wit; with a high- speed mind that moves swiftly j behind twinkling eyes; who is democratic to the extreme; who y West perhaps even ‘more than the Loyalist cause; with ,@ very, very definite: temo per; and who is tolerant enough to allow just about anything ii good hiimored joking except pbv-{ sonal, feferences. “That doesn’t ] i R | | | \ i | | ! i ti Me, ; There! aré ‘other | #—--—-~—-- es which have been made against her in the past, and her! case, in its entirety, is being thor- oughly investigated under in: structions from the ube FOUR ELIGIBLE Four young’men of Key Wes‘ have qualified for membership in Training Camp, at Fort Screvens, Ga., and the Citizens Military will probably leave within a shor time for the camp. Members of the Key West’ con tingent are J. Stricker, .Wilbi Johnson, Jr., and Ulric Gwynn, Jr. Howard McDonnell, Browne and Antonio Martinez. Doyle Ray Smith Alternates™ have been selected as follows: Jefferson ” GERTIFIED) ROUR=YEAR SHEETS, asp Sino CASES ~ NATIONAL COTTON WEEK ENDS TOMORROW NiGHT! Never Again At These Prices! 75c 63x99 85c 72x90 79¢_ 72x99 Pillow Cases, 5 for 81x90 81x99 95c (81ye108 $1.00 APPELROUTH’S The Store of Fashion t $1.00 : B5c r Come out and vote for your favorite in the contest to select a “Miss Key West’ for the Gala Fiesta July 2-4 CANDIDATES MISS LILIA ACEVEDO Cuban Club MISS DOROTHY BETANCOURT Social Club Marti MISS BERNICE BRANTLEY Key West Lions Club MISS MARTHA CARBONELL. Jr, Chamber of Commerce MISS SUSAN LAKIN Key West Woman's Club MISS ADA RODRIGUEZ San Carlos Institute Music - Dancing - Special Acts DSc Adsninian, lnchating Yous Vote 20 New low price effective NOW. on admission chances to vote for your choice. SATURDAY, JUNE 4 RAUL’S CLUB charge. Last two 10:00 p. m. ’till? Music By . MIRAMAR BAND RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED PHONE MRS. COSTAR, 665