The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 23, 1938, Page 1

- a ay, | a ey ae 5 : | Associated Press Day Wire | Key West, Florida, has the | Service most equable climate in the | For 58 Years Devoted to the country; with an average | Best Interests of Key West range of only 14° Fahrenheit } : TAVE SOUTHER NMOST NE WSPRAPER IN FTHE U ME LIX. No. 174 PRICE FIVE CENTS Miami Police Pistol‘Team:Wins PLANS TO FORM . Alabama Press Association ee BOYS BAND HERE = Havana International Matches ‘p17 eypy AINED Ree ae |... Contingent Returned Here ser Cabon ice RELIEF CLIENTS cer Cs sr: 0 Sanger are neal AL Yesterday On Str. Cuba ’TATERS, FLOUR, PEAS CAESAR LaMONACA Third; Seventy Ameri Giulia oaks eees NIGHT [SIM LIS SM Ms 04 Been On Post Conven- can Marksmen Arrive pounds of potatoes, 15,680 : = : ; ~ - FRANCIS DION LANDS pounds of flour and part of expected to be completed to- The Miami police department's crack pistol team won the aggre gate total prize at the Interna tional matches held in Havana, Cuba, at the Casino Deportivo this week between Cuban pistol teams and Georgia and Florida police department teams. the Ameri Smitty d Sergeant L, ved in Key Basin aboard and citie: vidual ag f the competitions. ce placed second spetitions and the third were team from army, police and werican police de Tampa, Mi Petersburg Ga 450 cases of canned peas is : , ; . , a 3s : 200-POUND JEWFISH tion Trip; Other Passen- day bv the local Commodity Distribution Department of the State Board of Social Welfare to 1,200 relief clients. All this week the Commo- dity room at the corner of Whitehead and Southard streets has been jammed with hundreds of people in line for their apportionment. A month ago the first part of the canned peas and also ap- portionments of rice were given out. Nestor Recio, supervisor. was in charge of the distri bution, assisted by Oscar Pita. Leroy Torres, captain of the county prison guard and Leon Roberts, jailer, have had the seven prisoners of the county at the Room sorting the goods and also helping to keep order. WII LILI SS EF SS | POPULARITY CONTEST NOW E AWAITING FIRST M IN SIX SOUTHERN UBA AND PUERTO RICO [ RY SERV After catching perhaps the largest barracuda of the sea son Wednesday, the party of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fish bine, Murray Fishbine, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewin- sky and Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cis Dion. en masse. brought results again Thursday. Sunday, Francis Dion, fish- ing for the giant jewfish which have a hangout in the deeps below the No Name Key bridge. hooked a big fellow twice but each time lost him, much to his chagrin. Thursday it was different. The large hook, baited with a mullet, held in the ponder ous jaws and after several mil- ling ‘runs’, the group brought the speckled, yellow monster toa stop. Pulling him slowly he was finally brought to the bridge where he was secur ed. When weighed it was over 200 pounds. Many other fish were caught, including yellow tail, grouper, and the famous grunt. As far as the jewfish are concerned, there seems to be a spot in the water below that bridge where they have a particular hangout. It has gers Also Arrive On Ves- sel An increased force of customs officers were in Key West yes- terday for the purpose of examin- ing the baggage of the large num- ber of passengers arriving on S.S. Cuba from Havana. There were 292 of the passengers who were of the Alabama Press As sociation, spending a post conven tion trip in Cuba. ec € nd cabin registered for Key West and 304 first cabi engers registered as thr¢ engers for Tampa Ev > of baggage was exar Key West ig the arrivals at thi: wig, Anton Lang, Ana Lang ee ‘ a been said that a nuimber of American civilian NP) BEN SRONEOREDMB LG =° : k ee watersoaked piling are prob- rman Whatley, Mattie Wha the tmp. Captain. CIAL CLUB; WILL BE Con. ‘ache! : ably down there. Where you ley. Louis Giassing, Carl Hoffman, Gastaba was host to. the : pa ieee & find a sunken piling, you'll Arthur Schutzman, Carri and Alfonso Gastaba,, DUCTED FOR MOST POPU a Jiiqueoe are ‘ i the a rame’ find a jewfish, the Key West) = cohutzman, Arthur Schutzma ge officer, in charge of the| LAR YOUNG WOMAN eer tanoand (alleen mes es seving aces! Jr, Robert Schutzman, Bet tors and took them to Hie: i bs £8 eden Rappin ( an K most popular siniaie . ; Gladley sie "Kev West twa | De decided on Labor Da arent ‘ ' ABOUT 260 OF THOSE RE- wiko, Hazel Borwiko, Ethel Bor Key West. “We ne r ABOUT 260 Members of the club a art 1 wik Olive Powers, Felix Ca 1 continual round ,_ ” CENTLY DROPPED ARE pes Hélén. Diavileindoes 5 i luncheons, we | iN& a movement to have t at many dances s men of the cin ¥ sit OUT OF EMPLOYMENT andez, Margaret Prospin, Est ig pin, Louis F. Alfon taken on interesting urtheri lans and i , Her get the trip as : LITTLE BROWN JUGS USED BY FORESTERS TO TEST MOISTURE (Hy Associated Preasy that merchants beautiful. Club July 23.—Souvenir th Little Brown Minneso a aiding vigorous iecess Dr o ANOTHER SPONGE a . 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