The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 27, 1939, Page 3

FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, #989 ) \ antatan eLe PenOlaRnee asi onSEO REAL) HARD-FOUGHT TWIN DOUBLEHEADER OF * BILL TONIGHT BY BASEBALL SUNDAY ----+--ss++--s0+-se0--- BASKETBALL TEAMS NAVY NINE ee FIRST VISITING “DELRAY BEACH FIVE WILL MEET LOCAL VARSITY CLUB IN CONFER- ENCE GAME Basketball doubleheader for ton witn Na Bcach High School five vs. West Varsity in the nightcap. One of the hardest fought games in many moons is expect- ed when the Grill five plays the Navy men. Sailors claimed they have played on high school, col- lege and university fives some have made the all-Navy team while at Annapolis. Most Seafooders are high school and have played on the Whi will win, 4 eteers with lots cf practices or high school, co lege, university and Annapolis players with little practice? Lineups: U. S. Navy fternlich, f; Duffy, f Pfium, c¢; Gilmore, g; McKown, g; Jackson, Brister sci ves. sht s Seafood Grill and U. S. y in the opener, and Delray Key and Walsh, re- Seafood Grill Bill Cates, f; J. Carbonell, f; Ed. Wodoson, ¢; J. V. Woodson, g; J. Navarro, g; Wickers, G. Pinder and Bishop, reserves. at the High School will | OF LOCAL GAMES WHILE IN KEY WEST HARBOR U. S. Na baseball ge day at Navy Field in tk coubleheaac cay. the sition will be Even its anti-air-, ut in an ef- fort to win its first game in Key West. The: clul the foli Ti be picked from Walsh and and ¢ Pe Studley Tc ineli tee, Corliss, Hundt, Leroux, , infielders; y, Leroux, Westo. outfielders. However, the imet y look dik ‘ Imore, cf \ » € ; Sternlieb, Corliss, eller, out end a h for the ver frist Carboneli nny Navarro short- ch, Machin and the | gardens. D. - Navarro, steap will and Izzy Rediigs Howard Gates Another high school conference geme will be played when Del- ray Beach High School fives tangles with the local High School Varsity. These teams met in this city in 1 Two extra periods were played before Key West won. The contest tonight will be just as exciting and hard-fought, it is expected. Jeff Clark, .coach of the visitors, authority on the game and will have his boys in there fighting every minute. Lineups: Delray Beach Wilder, Davis, f; Smith, c" Carver, Walker, g; A. Roth, B. Roth and reserves. Key West High E. Pinder, f; C. Lewin, f; Turner, st High has played two conference games so far, the first to Ponce De Leon and winning the second from Lake Worth. Delray Beach five has won two games and lost. two. Sergeant Solt will referee first game, 7:15 o'clock sharp, and J. V. Woodson and Bill Cates or J. Car- bonell the second. SWIMMING MEET the ume Yaeht Bas! rened becai of cold weath Victor Larsen, of the WPA Rec reation Department, announced today. sides the events which have been scheduled for it is also hoped to get the avy to enter swimmers. Today’ S$ Birthdays ° ee D. Kern of New cai noted composer, born there, 54 years ago. n He been post Prof. Jesse S. Reeves, profes- sor of American Institutions at the University of Michigan, born at Richmond, Ind., 67 years ago. William E. Lee of Idaho, Inter- state Commerce Commissioner, born in Madison Co, N.C, 57+ years ago. losing © which will begin at t those of all 4, y ard telephoned : send somebody: out? iif WEATHER Temperatures” Highest Lowest , Mean Normal Mean Rainfall" terday’s Precipitation ormal Pree ling Moon 1 Moon y ter, 28th Tomorrow's Tides A.M High 2:48 Low 8:20 10:06 3aromeler 7:30 a. m., today: Sea level, 30.17. WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7 Key W 30 p. m., Sature THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MEDICAL CARTS MEXICO CITY—Not unlike some of the old time medicine shows of the United States, medical carts are touring Mexico , teaching hygiene. They do not sell patent medicines but fre- ; quently give away.remedies for | certain: of the Plagues the gov-: ‘ernment is, combating: 1 htaxation of goverfinteit-employes.., ‘It promises to be.a momentous” session—as it must be, in this mo-,; mentous and critieal’s*year~.of world history. | LEGALS E that pur- made 2 day of y the Honor- One of the} court of the enter December, A. 5 ome whe Bank of lants,,Cha affer am 5 Si the higha@® bidder for. cash, bes fore the fr@mtedoor of the County t House in“Key West, Monroe Florida, on Mon A. D. and continued cool tonight; Sat- |} partly, cloudy and some V warmer, northerly winds, becoming north- east. Florida: Generally fair, scat- tered frost in north portiqn, and ightly warmer on the east-cen- urd: | tral and southeast coasts tonigh: Saturday partly cloudy with slowly rising temperature. moderate to fresh‘ Jacksonville to Florida Straits | 'r and East Gulf: rly winds, fresh at times in Florida Straits, becoming north- {j;; east, and partly overcast weather | tonight and Saturday. KID BECAME JITTERY MILWAUKEE — Richard Sch- waches, 10, was left at home with an older neighbor girl, while his parents attended a wrestling mateh. About 10;30-p. m. Rich- the police and scared. Won’t you on, id: .°Fm Economic Highlights Senators Say President’ Must Economize; President Says Congress tional income, Thereby t Help Business Increase Na- Getting New Revenue To Balance The Present Greatly-Deficient Budget; Work Ahead: Railroad Problem, Revision Social Security Act, Wagner Act, Farm Benefit frogram, Tax-Ex- empt Security Legislation “There is discernible 76th Cons a more attitude d_ the business more concern for his proble ~—than can be cribed to g national le since the ent of the New Deal saigadt ‘writes as- is pesbaber ‘means that those congressmen who take pleasure in heckling bi the h they 2 as vc ever, will be less of an influ when it comes to actually getting legislation passed. And it means that the current Congress will be far more inde; tar more immune from any source, than its immediate predecessor: the Alfred , ; rearmament. ia is the leader of a_ strong sional group which sharp- utes the view that we can ently and materially crease our income through disbursement of money. ‘This group thinks that the country cai be kept tem- poiarily going by this device, but that a coilapse is ine’ ble. a result, the spending versus the anti-spending philosophies crash head-om many times before this Congress adjourns. First signs of that came in the opposi- tion to Mr, for an extremely large relief bud- get. The other big current issue. is The President, in- the pam lavish > a special message, has said that reaffirmed ment spending to I it is his the opi f some circles—curiously ing the estimates 000,000 in the jing last July 1— 0 budget would be it reach fiscal ye: balanced, receipts And, follow- same reasoning. a $90,- 000,009 national income would balance a $10,600,000,000 budget without further boosting taxes. Illustration of how other gov- ernments, notably Sweden, have employed this spending theory successfully, can be produced. But, as the opponents of the the- ory point out, have done most of their spending for things that produce an actual dollars-and-cents return, while our spending has been primarily for purposes, such as relief, that -return the government nothing ‘directly. Senator Byrd of Vir- these governments 1 in a world of force we must be strong as any power—that we must, therefore, embark on the greatest peace-time armament program in our history. There is strong opposition to this in enough, in those liberal and radical circles which support the New Deal in most matters, but fear that the creation Of an unprecedented military machine is a step to- ward war and fascism. There seems to be little opposition in Congress. The big-city ‘press, Republican and Democratic, seems to favor the program” in general, though there are differ- ences as to details. years ago, observers point out, the American people would have been horrified and repelled by such a program—today, their eyes on dictator-ridden Eu- federal 7: will | Roosevelt's request | in! Four or five | Moderate north-' { then¢ and | Nine ht One Hun thence a lirection thence at rig direction alon R. LORD, n Chancery. able Arth J dersigned ppointed st t door. of “House in. Key | County, Florida, on ‘ot Febru: Monroe r wo of Block oO Two (2) Thirteen leven (11) Sunset in’ Monroe r plat thereof | 4 the Clerk of | | and for said took One (1), Page id Lots to be sold » R. LORD, n Chancery. , 1939 IN THE COUNTY JUDG IN AND FOR MONRO FLORID. COURT ymond Monri office in the County Monroe eight 1 ted within the manner prescribed barred as. provided time in the heyelw shall be by” law Dated January. 25th. 4 aT As with | * rope, the feeling grows that it is; + an unhappy necessity. Fiscal policy and armameht will hold the center of the Con- | onal stage for some time.’ 2 will come other items on’ this Congress’ calendar—the rail- road problem; revision of the so- cial security laws; revision of the | Wagner Act; changes in the farm benefit program which has badly bogged down; legislation dealing [with tax-exempt securities, and! . the You are hereb: written instrun e the Last wit notified that aj purporting to Testament of n admitted to | mmanded with- in-six calendar months from the the first publication of this e to appear in said Court and } ow cause, if any you can, why} f said Court in admit- ting said W probate should not stand unrevoke RAYMOND R. LORD, ounty Judge, mroe County, Plorida. Jan27;, feb8-10-17,1935" ‘YOU'LL FIND IT HERE! NEW YORK BUSY-BEE BARBECUE OPEN DAY and NIGHT SERVING— the Best Sandwiches in town and Short Orders. | Refreshing Drinks. EXTRA—SELECT CHESAPEAKE BAY OYSTERS Fried on order and delivered anywhere ‘Home-made Fruit Cake HOT SOUSE every Saturday SANDWICHES —of every kind! Best TURTLE STEAK in town! WELL’S LUNCH ROOM 900 Southard Street Specialists in CONCH CHOWDER HOT BOLLOS and MOLLETES “on your way to South Beach”. Be assured of the beauty that is naturally yours . . . avail yourself of our expert beauty service and lower Ny prices. THOMASINE MILLER BEAUTY SALON OVERSEAS HOTEL PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS For Quality And Service | SEE US! 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