The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 30, 1938, Page 4

4 PAGE FOUR a KEY WEST PARK [BOCA CHICA OPENS SATURDAY “SUSIE” CHIMP TO ENTER- TAIN THOUSANDS AT AMUSEMENT PARK | | | where in this issue of the Gran CLUB OPENING Announcement is made else-'scrub the floors, Mrs. Barbara! 7 owest irs iz q} Uhrbach was awarded $3,250 in! wean fee 74} Opening Event scheduled for to- |morrow night, New Year’s Eve, | at Boca Chica Club. jis run in connection with the After a strenuous day, which | Boca Chica Fishing Camp and} included a fishing trip, a shop- ping tour.and a visit to City Hall and The Citizen office, “Susie” Chimp, who is to be one of the featured attractions at Key West Park opening with elaborate ceremonies 7:30 o’clock tomorrow night, retired to her “boudoir” to get a good afternoon’s and! night’s sleep before the big open- ing when she expects to enter-| tain thousands of boys and girls, as well as men and women. “Susie”, who comes here di- rect from Funland Park in Mi- ami, is said by those who know} their “chimps” to be one of the most human of the kind ever. to be shown to the public, and is sure to prove a big favorite dur- ing her stay in Key West. Mabel Mack, who is well- known here, has returned with a brand new show, including train-| ed mules, dogs, ponies and -a} complete, Wild West Show fe; turing f‘Mamie’, . the dandihe horse and “Blackout”, the buck-| ing mule. | tisement. | 6-piece orchestra has Resort, which has been open since: Decmeber Ist. An excellent dinner has been arranged for the New Year’s Eve| Party—prices and details of | which will be found in the adver-! The management, su- pervised by Captain Luther Pin- der, wishes to advise all of the excellent food now obtainable at Boca Chica, the kitchen now be- ing under the direction of a chef with expert, metropolitan expe- rience. A really big show has been ar- ranged coincident with the din- ne: Ray Alexander and his been es- pecicliy imported for this New | Year’s event and Zelda Castle will be tue songstress of the eve- |ning. All Key Westers are cord- ially invited to attend this open-| (! It is|t ing event at Boca Chica. the first of a scheduled run of big week-end parties at this pop- ular resort. This club; UNABLE TO KNEEL OMAHA, Neb. — Because of | embarrassment she suffers when |» |she is unable to kneel in church | land when her husband has to} a court in this city. She sued a ‘merchant because she injured! ‘her knee in a fall in his store. LEGALS | STER’S SALE | REBY GIVEN, that } under and by virtue of and’ pur- | ‘suant to that certain decree made} Jand entered on the 24th day of} | December, A. D. 1938, by the Honor- able Arthur One of the | judges of the t Court of the Eleventh Jud Circuit of Mon- roe County ida, in Chancery fn that certain se therein pend ing Wherein The First. National | Bank of Tampa, Florida, a corpora- | tion organized ‘and existing under the Laws of the United States, and | Howell T. Lykes, as Executor: and | Trustees under the Last Will and Testament of W. H. Kendrick, also | known as W. Harney Kendirck, deceased, are the Plaintiffs, and | Cuas % ssolved re the endan . 7-68, undersigned Special Master in Chan) ppointed I jd decree will offer for sale at public outery to the highest bidder for cash, be- ° the front door of the County | y West, Monroe on Monday the 6th | day of D. 1939 (same being a rule of said court and cal sales day) during the legal | of sale, to-wit, between 11! in. the forenoon and 2 in the afternoon of said day, ollowing described property to isfy said decree by payment of amounts. therein ‘spec é t On the Island of Key West, and | | known on William A. | Whitehead’s | map of said Island, delineated in! February, A.D. 1829, as part. of, 's One (1) and Four (4) of Square | ty-two (62), but more fully de- County, | Highest - | Moon sets j cloudy to cloudy tonight and Sat-! this city and announces in a dis-} 'tions; no decided change in tem-j show THE KEY WEST CITIZEN eagee) HABANA-MADRID The Habana-Madrid Club) pre- sents to the travelling public, and j to its many friends and patrons, | |a Gala New Year’s Eve Celebfa-} | tion unequalled in “these hyar! 0 Ins, } parts”. | A star-studded evening under; the stars—a gala floor show headed by Key West’s most popu- lar rhumba team, Tony and, Ce-| lina—a newly-processed dance | -|floor—the sweetest, hottest, | swingiest dance band south of} -! the Mason-Dixon. line—and_ the} | incomparable Larry Sothern and} j his music in the “Sothern’ man- ner will all be at Habana-Madrid to ring out the old year and ring Jin the new. See advertisement on page one. 80 68} Normal Mean Rainfall" Yesterday’s Precipitation Normal Precipitation hin reeord e Ing af S o'clock Tomorrow’s Almanac Sun rises . i: 12 a. m. Sun sets Moon rises 69 Tomorrow’s Tides e A.M. High — 5:03 4:46 | Low 10:05 11:51 Barometer 7:30 a. m., today: Sea level, 30.12. P.M. A EINE: | WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly} j 4 | | i LA CONGA | Frank Sabini extends hes to his many friends best w in | urday; not much change in tem- | play elsewhere in this issue his} perature; moderate northeasterly | Gala Event for tomorrow eve-| winds. j ning—the initial appearance of! Florida: Mostly cloudy tonight! Margaret Lewis, the incompar-} and Saturday, possibly light rain; able fan and bubble dancer, to-} in north and west-central por-| gether with a big, new floor} introducing to this city perature. | Harry Harris, singer; Billie Pal- Jacksonville to Florida Straits! ace, delineator, and the comic, and East Gulf: Moderate north-| Tony Mastro. . .You cannot af- easterly winds, and partly cloudy! ford to miss this Gala affair—so to overcast weather tonight and| make your plans accordingly. Saturday with possibly light} TEST QUESTIONS | Below are the answers to test questions printed on Page 2 — Thomas A. Edison. Lacrosse. Equatorial. Red, white and blue. Dr. Rudoif Beran. South America. Steamship. Ninety. North Atlantic. Denmark. Welfare The State dollars into the stockings of Flor- } ida recipients of public assistance | this Christmas. The money was) | paid to the blind, to dependent | children and those on old age as- sistance. of this unique spot will be dis- pensed by Carlos and Tony, and —all in all—it’s going to be a big night. . .This Cocktail Lounge is) designed for both formal and in-| formal use, or beach attire equally welcome surroundings and appointments, | | School Gym. | Army in first game and Seafood | Grill and High School in second | Tournament. Board | doubleheader at 1:30 p. m. | dropped nearly a half million | Field. Trojans and Cuban Club) born in Philadelphia, with evening wear. j and at home in the congenial will play match. , DECEMBER 30, 1988 | eecceeco eocce Perea” Birthdays jSeaSoogeyagesssscepesace. City Basketball league plays Alfred E, Smith of | doubleheader at 7:30 p.m. High ae York, born there, 65 years Park Tigers andj} #89°- IN KEY WEST Friday Dr. Forrest F. Hill of Cornell, game. head of the Farm Credit Admin- City Council has special meet-| istration, born Kingman Co., ing to consider the installation of! Kans., parking meters on principal Key hes) | West streets. .8 p.m. City Hall.) Dr. Stanley High-/éf‘Noroton, Saturday | Conn., editor; drgwihizen ced «the Eddie Bush Blind Bogey Golf} Good Neighbor League, born in 1:30 p. m, Key} Chicago, 43 years’ ago. West Southernmost Links. Sunday Simon Monroe County Baseball league York. Navy: Smelting 38 years a of New American senator, years Gtigger pre sident ex-Colorado 7 in opener and Key West and Pi-| | ago rates in nightcap. Tuesday Dr. John Bakeless, noted pro- Miss Aviation candidate from) fessor of journalism at New York Miami will arrive at Key West | University, born at Carlisle, Pa., Airport. 11:30 a. m. | 45 years ago. T. Jenkins Curry and Wm. H.} Monsalvatge take oaths of office} Dr. Francis Carter Wood. of at special meeting, Monroe Coun-| New York, famed pathologist and ty Commissioners. 8 p. m. Court-} cancer researcher, born at Co- house. ! lumbus, Ohi ears ago. Thursday { ~ Golf Teams captained by Cur- William H. Park, ry Harris and Bob Spottswood| director of New 1:30 p.m. Key} Health Department, West Southernmost Golf Links. | 75'years ago. the emeritus York City born there, eee “The Royal Canadian Midget | CABANA featuring “Princess Tena”, the! _— world’s smallest woman, standing | CHICAGO—Because he was only 37 inches in height and who hungry and cold, Arthur Mc- is married to a normal man five!Keone smashed a store window feet seven inches and mother of/in this city. He smiled happily two normal children, are also|when he was arrested and sent among the many features. jto jail for malicious mischief. It has keen announced that the | balance of the attractions are/ LEGALS shaping up nicely, and everything will be in readiness for the grand opening tomorrow night. ' A large platform has been : si erected in front of the entrance of November, A. D. 1938, in and on which the dedication cere- peeks creat Course of the Hleventh monies will be held and will be 7ydiclal Circuit of the State of . orida, Cor attended by city and county of- in Chaneers, in a0 eau these ficials, and “Miss Key West” Pending whetein Dan J. Malloy ia f s laintife David )J. |Green,,% (Bernice Brantley), who will cut Wing ind te dead, the pitty the ribbon which will Officially Visees, grantess or other, claimants open the Park, Lankford’s Band Ps oe MA goles ay ae Tae white, 18 i i he be ied, and Walter Fri will furnish the music for the be,2e tarried, and Walter, Francis | opening. |thes ins, “devisees, grantees, oF Meanwhile, interest in the “Bi- | othe “claimants ‘under the~ said cycle Parade” is mounting each’ day, with more and more boys and girls “registeririg® for “this novel event, which will be held |Walter--Francis Burns, Jr. de- on Wednesday afternoon 4:30 best bidder, at the front door of the | N that is ne- cessary is to drop'a catd or leave, /2# ant Delng ta, the Count ceased, and , his wife, if he be matried. are defendants abe ty Court H t M i County ‘our’ louse Oo! onroe Any boy or girl up to 18 years Gounty, Florida, in the City of name and address at the office) | On ‘the Island of Key West, at Key West Park. known on William A, White. SMASHES WINDOW seribed as follows: rains over north portion. | Commencing at a point on White- j | head Street distant from the corner | The Formal Opening of Fred we tates Sivtstemeee’ (nea Tost | Gradual Relaxation | Marvil’s Cabana Cocktail Lounge hree (3) inches, and runs; “How are your New Year reso-} will be held tomorrow night, New. ection. Fae) | lutions holding out?” | Year's Eve, with a Gala Night “First-rate. By amending them of surprises and good music, on| from time to time I make ’em' hand for all. The same famous | | last all year”. | drinks that are pleasing patrons; ANNOUNCEMENT... OPENING OF TRUMBO HOTEL TRAILER PARK KEY pe FLA. ‘DECEMBER 31, 1938 Trumbo Properfies, Iric., takes pleasure im announcing the opening of Trumbo Hotel and Trailer Park. located in fhe City! of Key: West, Florida, upon the Gulf of Mexico, featuring large airy rooms with pitivafe screened porches. Rooms furnished 5 with modern steel furniture, comfortable beds, hot and cold salt water baths. Restaurants, sports, dancing, bathing beach. Reasonable rates. We especially cater to fishing parties and parties desiring rélaxation”’and comfort. Splendid bot- tom fishing from hotel property and piers. Charter boats avaiable from hotel dock for your, convenience. FEATURING. #3" Opening of ‘new, up-to-date RESTAURANT under management of AL CRESPO—with a ew Year's Eve Dinner From 6 to 10 p. m. $1.00 Per Plate Music and Dancing with GOULD CURRY’S ORCHESTRA ——Curb Service Featured PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED! TRUMBO PROPERTIES, Inc. R. E. FREEMAN, Manager. SPOIL IDI OSS. cecal alerheaeaataatiaather thence at Sight dlirection” Seven and Nine (9) thence at right angles in a § y direction One Hundred and Three (103) feet: thence at right angles in a S. E'l a on Sixty-six (66), feet and inches out to Angela Street; t right angles in a S. W'ly along Angela Street One} and Fourteen (114) feet; | thence at right angles in a N. W'ly | direction along Whitehead Street One Hundred -four (144) feet; and Thr 3) inches, back ‘to the! place of beginning. RAYMOND R. LORD, Special Master, tn Chancery. | ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR., Solicitor for Plaintiffs. dec, 30, 193%+jan. 6-18-20-27, 1839 NOTICE. OF MASTER'S SALE NOTICE IS GIVEN, that junder and by virtue. of dnd! por- suant to that certain decree made | and entered on the 24th day of De- cember, A. 1. 1938, by the Honors | able Arthur Gomez, One of, the | Judges of the Circuit Court of the! Eleventh Judicial; Circuit of Mons | roe. County, Florida, in Chancery, | }imethat certain cause therein pend- | ing Wherein J. Bethel is the! complainant, and -Delia Page and her husband, et. al, are the, defendants, Ghanecky. Gaae jo. 7-57, the tndersigned fa Master in Chancery, ‘appointed. aoe feet ELEBRATE New Year’s Eve At Beautiful Key West Park (TRUMBO ISLAND) Grand Opening 7:30 P. M. When City and County Officials Wills» aoaacste the Park, and ni ater WEST” “Will Cut * a Ribbon Which Will ac a the Largest Amusement Park in Key West Music By LANKFORD’S BAND 40-- Attractions -- 40 SHOWS — RIDES — FREE ACTS — BOOTHS —Featuring—— 4—-AMERICAN EAGLES—4 “SUSIE”, The Educated Chimp and Many Others :FR NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE Notice is hereby given that un- der and by_ virtue of a certain Or- der and Decree of foreclosure and made and entered on the 19th Eugene Page, Foreclosure of cortieate.: the Undersigne. "Spec said decree will offer for sale at} of age is eligible to enter the pa- Key West, Florida, during the legal Master in Chancery will offer for public outery to the.h rade for which seven cash wrens a the fol sule and will sell at public outcry, for cash invhand, to the highest and for cash, jpeteres Res front. 1939, the fol- i will be awarded. All ribed land, situate, ly-| W. dco a Jegal during the legal hours ot ale,” to- P, Fs head's map delineated in Feb- wit, between 11 o'clock in the fore- New entries include: Henry ruary, xt . 1829, Mae ies Hall, 2 Cotholic Lane, 10 years;| tract ‘sixteen (16), but better “ +) described follows: On th Ray ‘Pinder, 1121 Fleming street, Ystand ot “Key West, described 34 years; “Junior Baker, 1121) %* part of Lot number one (1) er - Southard street, 14 years; Charles! Coraing to Frederick Filer's and Curry, 321 Peacon Lane, eight: years, and Odes McKillip, 1500‘ United street, 13 years. of said day, the following described | property to satisfy said decree by | payment of the amounts therein | | specified: Lots One (1), Two (2), Four (4), | Pive (5), Six (6), Seven (7), Eight I(8), Ten’ G0, Eleven (11), Twelve 1a. and Fourteen (14) of Block | Ten’ (10); Lots One (1), Two (2), | Three (3) and Four (4) of Block Eleven (11); Lots One (1), Two (2) and Ten (10) of Block Thirteen; ( Lots One (1) and Eleven (11))} of Block Fourteen (14); Sunset; Cove, a_ subdivision in Monroe County, Florida, as per plat_thereot | filed in the office of the Clerk of | j the Cireuit’ ©ourt*in and for said County; in plat Book One (1), Paj | 165, Each of vsaid Lots to be s Beparately. John ‘Boyle's subdivision of tract sixteen (16). Commencing two hundred (200) feet from the corner of South and Simon- ton Streets, and running thence northeasterly along the line of South Street, forty-eight (48) { feet; thence southeasterly one hundred (100) feet; thence southwesterly forty-eight (48) feet; thence northwesterly one hundred (200) feet to the point of beginning. Died November 30, A. D. 1938. i { } TAKE PRECAUTIONS IPP tere ee ti itgevgicittiticgitititcitie CHICAGO—Two gunmen took precautions while they robbed Mrs. Mary Pardovich of $300 j her store in this city. They | { ed the front door and put } Sen \speesal ‘Sacre Chancery, 4 i . A OPEZ, aeNanantaiaa PITTI iri ADMISSION—PARKING PICNIC TABLES RAYMOND’ R. LORD, Special Master in Chancery. ALLAN. CLEARE, JR, Solicitor for Complainant dec, 30, 2938—jan, 2 ! dec2-9-16-23-30,1938 1929 | TPR URE RRO RECT PHP CARE HUH Heececeagvsvvsenssrecsergagecesssesessevessesssecsessescessessssess eevee eeee eset seceesedsseteeeteseesesetsssestsueseeeeeedssesaesseseseseeeeeeseenesseesenesEessseeessseseseseseeSoFOSE SESS DARN THIS BAIT HERE’S TRYING WHAT, SO QUICK? COME BACK HERE SUSIE CHIMP, who is to be among the many features | thing e else like a human, except talk, the idea was very The line is cast, and quicker than you can say “Cocoa-|a little difficulty in landing said grouper, but a few ex- at Key West Park, which opens tomorrow night, arrived |#PPFopriate. = { nuts“ an inexperienced! young grouper tried for a free | perimental grabs, and the grouper was on ice. here yesterday and immediately decided to go fishing in- Not being an experienced ‘isherman, Susie hooked! meal. A yank and littlengfiss or Mr. Grouper was a victim Upon her return to Key West, Susie traded her catch y dec go gs her finger a couple of times while applying the bait, but! of Susié’s strategy. for two cocoanuts and a banana—but “what big ones got asmuch as she already dresses, walks, eats and does every-, eventually everything was honky dory. Susie, not being used to handling a reel, experienced | away!”