The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 9, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES SOCIAL CALENDAR “aURSDAY— Junior Woman’s Club social meeting with Miss Virgie Key and | Miss Phyllis Adams entertaining club. 5 p. m. Clubhouse. Woman’s Meeting Key West Lions Club, Stone Church Annex, 6:30 P. M. Concert by Key West Hospita’ ity Band. 8 p. m. Bayview Park. Se ea FRIDAY— ~ Key West Choral Society reg tors. High § Jr.-Sr. High Si ular meeting, open to winter visi- hool Auditorium. hool P.T.A. Room Mothers meet 4 p. m. at resi-, dence of Mrs. Lawton Watson. Southard street. pees MESES, SATURDAY— Wedding of Miss Lois Alberta Petersen to Nathan Monroe Giles at 8 o’clock at 626 Willia: m street. A ES SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 5 p. m. Art Center Park. eg MONDAY— Regular monthly meeting Jr.-Sr. P.T.A. 8 p. m. High School Auditorium. i TUESDAY— Stone Church Service Club supper, open to winter visitors. 6:00 p. m. Church Annex. eg WEDNESDAY— : Maine Memorial Exercises by B. H. McCalla Camp, Spanish War Veterans. 5 p. m. Maine Plot. : eaineen PRADO sle Garden Club Will Miss Hernandez To Meet Monday Leave For Atlanta Regular monthly mecting of; Miss Marguerite Hernandez, the Garden Club and Tree Guild secretary to G. Foster Widmeyer, will be held at the Key West Li- brary Monday 8 p. m. The attention of the members is called to the change in date of the meetings from the first Wed- nesday to the second Monday of each month. An excellent program has been Key West since the opening of prepared by the Program Chair- man, Mrs. Gloriana Bayly. A number of trees and plants will be studied, also plans formulated for the Flower Show, which will be held, Feb. 25-26-27. As this is the last meeting of the club prior to the Flower Show, all members are urged to attend. A cordial welcome is extended to winter visitors. Fern Chapter Will project engineer of the PWA, is making preparations to leave Saturday for Atlanta, Ga., to re- sume her duties at the regional _ office of the administration. | Miss Hefnandez has been in the offices in the Federal build- ing 16 months ago, and during her stay here has made a wide circle of friends, who are mak- ing preparations to make her last few days in Key West happy ones. Miss Maysie Gaiti, one of Miss jo¢K’ Katherine Sherlock, Marion! Hernandez’ associates, has plan- ned a buffet supper for tonight which will be | dance. jhas made arrangements for a {cocktail party Friday night and: jon Friday at noon Mrs. ‘urry will entertain with a followed by ai Limemann, Miss Francis Lee Tiller: Robert ‘MANY ARRIVALS ON BOARD CUBA ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY- SIX CAME TO KEY WEST FROM HAVANA, CUBA There is no itesening of the number of arrivals in Key West from Havana. There wree 126 on the Steamship Cuba Tuesday ‘and of this number thefi were 98 jfirst cabin and three s@tond cab- ‘in passengers for Key West; 25 ‘first cabin passengers for Tampa. Key West arrivals: James Neville, Paul Larocque, Edward Reilly, C. Christman, Geneva Christman, Alston Tho- ‘run, Alfred Davis, Adelaide Da- vis, Dorothy Israel, Jerome Is- rael, Elmer Warner, Virginia | Warner, Earl Childers, Key Child- jers, Howard Grayvill, Marian ;Grayvill, Will Roborn, Anna Ro- | born, Maggie Haworth, Ida Hof- jfer, Leo Sadolf, Werner Weirick, | Harold Moore, Rosemary Moore, Irving Posouk, Lillian Posouk, Annette Hargreaves, Harry Har- greaves, Lee Clegg, Clara Clegg. i Rene Ween, Charles Silver, Walter Moore, Mildred Moore, 'Marian Voffey, Daniel Rupp, \Dorothy Sainz, Bert Shepala, Es- !tella Shepala, Eugene Schiwed- er, Mary Schiweder, Charles | Scott, J. J. Brunmage, Hazel Bru- ‘mage, Herta Szalosi, Solomon! r Szalosi, J. W. Bostain, Jessie Bostain, Pete Borsuck, Alex Payne, Herbert Fowler, Charles Misna, Martha Misna, Lareda Misna, Carl Misna, J. F. McEl- } well, Lucille McElwell, Dow Sher- Laverne, Andrea Myhrun, Harry Elsie Mbhyrun, Vir- 'ginia Myhrun, Alfred Hopkins, Carroll, Mary Parker, Patricia Edgeworth. Emilie Heine, W. F. Marx, Clara Fuschia Marx, Clarence Kruze, Beulah Kruze, Swan Larson, = FRENCH GENERAL REVIEWS Meet Tonight ee Te Fe aes in honor of Miss Her-| yyajeolm Larson, Frank Gato, ere will be a meeting o nandez. | Della vArctsky, doi.) THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. - | ee e | RETURNS FROM SPAIN THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR eccce eccceetecccccen (By ELLERY SEDGWICK, — Editor Emeritus, Atlantic Monthly) In the welter of books on war-{bellion were a duty, by the very! |Ting Spain it is interesting to find| doctrines of the Revolution, it jone which speaks with peculiar| was then. Speaking to an Amer- ;authority. The famous French ican newspaperman in August, | chief of staff, known. to, ‘every | 1936, the republican philosopher, | | member of the A.EF.,,G lau; Miguel-de Unamuno said, ‘The| |rice Weygand, dispatche :§ an | Spon civik: -ig.a struggle official observer, General, Jean! een civilization and an- | Duval, whose extended , report! archy’.” i published last June in Paris} As to the war itself, General: | (Librairie Plon) under the title,|Duval’s observations have a nov-/ |“Lessons of the Spanish War”,|el interest. He takes sharp issue! give a professional account of the| with critics who disparage all |war in the Peninsula and its| Italian troops saying: } lessons for both soldier and civil-| jian. The book gains weight from} | the unconditional endorsement of; ; ; eh iGenaeal Weygand. | independent entity, has come in |for special attention. Many fan-, “At the outset”, says General} ‘ ri 5 . | Weygand in his intr faceon sae stories concerning it are) current. It is said to have arriv-' “there was on the one hand an! _, ; ; z established government, and on ed in Spain fully organized, made ip of elements borrowed from the other a small group of men, | 4 ; . determined to free their country the Italian: army. | Nothing) could Gets Special Attention _ “The Italian Legion, being an Wide World Photos ELLERY SEDGWICK Editor Emeritus of _ Atlantic Monthly who recently toured N. tionalist Spain and is emphatic in his opinion that the war in Spain is between the forces of Communism or-| and Democracy. ‘from intolerabld servitude. To | Pe, uae ecu tue eee ganized in Spain early in 1937.) gold, seaports, almost the entire | Tuited from Black Shirt ranks fleet, and through it ready access The rest * LA CONCHA HOTEL : ; are men in search of, fo outside aid. But the ,govern:| adventure, dreamers, or idealists | i i wt Ee “| pombe Italian Legion does not';.. Concha Hotel is announced | he any wey correspond to the this week, with the taking over the war is regarded by the Span-! nothin ith i P : é. g to do with it. Like the ,, tly. assistant- s q ish people as a crusade against Spaniards, however, the Italians pepe sa ae emmne begin with, odds favored the for-; “The: Italian: Legion was jafter the Ethiopian campaign. | ment was without anita was, eager to stamp out communism. | 4 change in’ management at | General Duval is confident that yeeular army; it has next to of reins iy dere ePowelliere: | alien communism and that it wi lave made a good showing in unite the nation as it has not Soe Rare Mr. Powell received his ap- been united for centuries. Hi san ane pis are disciplined, | pointment on Monday, and arriv- anticipates that’ the post-wai es > Meir ot-'ed in Key West on Tuesday to icers intelligent, quick-witted, |}... up his duties. és ri »,/ and eager for action. A study of Mra) Powell ond coniCraic ar Sesath Halve “lencued with neither | them men of action, good tacti- clearing strongiy fortified posi- oany sla Ttaly \cians, proof against fatigue, eager tions and for distant reconnais- epee et to keep going the last day as the sance. Nearly all planes are ee traieiprriaee arr ST first. They did not have the used in formation; the individual ie amnicatcabiteenercics Bs the | Cauipment at the disposal of our flyers of 1914 are rare, except it de Aatice tins ee i 6 | French) units in action; how- such extraordinary officers a eee — wer OF | ever, they knew enough to make Major Garcia Morato of Franco oS a th f the| the best of what they had”. forces who, on one occasion, is | Salacon te ‘Geet ee that! Praises Moroccans \ cited as having engaged single- the Hepublic of 1931 was torn be-|_ General Duval has praise also, handed more than a_ score of for the Moroccan troops in the Russian planes, shooting down whose ambitions and ‘susceptibili- Nationalist service. “It has been — and escaping with a whole ties were played upon by the Said”, he writes, “that the native ‘kin. agents of Moscow. Communist ‘oops represent an element of and anarchist agitators led the barbarous savagery. Our own urban workers to believe that’ a|€XPerience, however, has taught Union of Iberian Soviet Repub-|¥S that Moroccan troops, under lies, once all power and property | European leadership, conduct | were in the hands of a dictator- | themselves in a way beyond re- ship of the proletariat, woiild|Proach. The high degree of dis- guarantee them a workless, tax-|CiPline in the Moroccan regi-| iless, carefree existence. Workers’! Ments, might well have been an, miitia amounting to 400,000 arm-|¢xample to the anarcho-syndical- | ed men, far outnumbering the} ists of Barcelona”. i Regular Army, were formed by| government, with the realism in tween a multitude of parties General Duval finds that in- Harry Aretsky,. the anarchist, communist, and so- fantry is stil] supreme in battle Chapter No. 21, Order Eastern; eck SE Star, held this evening, beginning More Flying Lamberts at 7:30 o'clock. | ; i All membérs are requested to’ Arrive In City be in attendance. | —_—_—. S | Another group of the Flying Lambert family are in Key West Farewell Party For Bares at the Casa Marina. Miss Hernandez | They are Mr. and Mrs, Barron |P. Lambert. Mrs. Jordan Lam- Farewell Party honoring Miss; bert and daughter, Barbara, were Marguerite Hernandez will be/here in their plane some time given tonight by the manage-|ago, The Barron Lamberts also ment of Pena’s Garden of Roses} brought their plane down. at that famous nightclub. Miss Hernandez leaves Key/| from PWA headquarters to re- West this weekend on orders] port in Atlanta next week. CONCERTS FOR (CONCERT TONIGHT SCHOOL UNITS, IN BAYVIEW PARK IS | FIRST OF SERIES AT HARRIS) 2... program of the SCHOOL TOMORROW West Hospitality Band will MORNING Key Bayview Park, under the direc- A new series of Band Concerts; tion of Alfredo Barroso. especially for the school children} Program follows: < by the Hospitality Band will be! March, “Franklin D. Roosevelt”, inaugurated tomorrow morning! W. H. Woodin. when the first concert will be} Overture, “Mazeppa”, F. Wahl. played at the Harris School at} Waltz, “The Prodigal Daugh- 10:)0 o'clock. ter”, J. Zimmermann. Other weekly concerts are be-|_ March, “Mountain ing planned for the other schools} King. in the city. Selection, “Chimes of Norman- These concerts will be another|4y”, R. Planguetts. contribution of the Federal Mu-} Popular selection. sic Project to the city’s musical! March, . “Gallant activities. King. The following program, lasting! “Star Spangled Banner”, Key. only a half hour during the rec period, will be played: March, “Franklin D. Roosevelt”, Woodin. Waltz, “Over the Waves,” Arr. by Paul DeVille. Selection, “The Sunny South”, Lampe. Novelty, “Sliding Jim” (Trom- bone Solo), Losey. National anthem with children singing. DAUGHTER BORN TO BRANTLEYS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brantley | route to their home in Derby, In- announce the arrival of a | me e : 10-| giana. pound girl at the residence this ESO Si morning 5:15 o'clock. The little; Mrs Alfredo Barroso, who had daughter will be given the name been spending a month in Tam- Linda Hermione. ‘pa with relatives and friends, Mother and baby are reported ‘returned to the city this morning as doing nicely. lon the Steamship Cuba. Trails’ PERSONAL MENTION jof Mayville, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Swart, who were visit- ing in-Key West for a brief time, j arriving yesterday, left on SS. jin Havana. j David H. Baggerly, cousins of W. W. Johnson, who had been visit- ing for a brief time with Mr. and be | given 8 o’clock this evening at! Zouaves”, | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Laird,| Cuba this morning for a few days| James M. Baggerly and brother | \Mrs. Johnson, left over the high-| way this morning for Miami en} es and notes that the greatest ad- YOU,TOO, SHOULD TRY vance in material since the | World War has been in anti-air- craft artillery. Spain has been a proving ground for many new weapons. Some of them, like the | For Coughs or Chest Colds soviet tanks captured by Gener- | al Franco's Moors with army <j SSaere am, |la Levke, Reina Gagnon, Clara, In 1934, as General Duval | blankets and bottles of kerosene, |] West, Caroline Alger, Robert! points out, the communists at- A BIG SH pe il ‘failed in action. It is notable | Bush, Felix Andrade, Celia Fine, tempted to establish a soviet gas. Military tactics remain fun- ; JOE PENNER cialist parties. These illegal or- ganizations were covertly aided by the supine Republican Minis- | Lillian Schneider, Herman Sch- neider, W. M. Rose, Rose Rose, Evelyn Goodover, Leatha Walk- er, Edward Walker, Lewis Bart- ters. Army equipment was stbr-| lett, Norbert Theilman, Jacob,ed in warehouses in the large Leigler, Goldie Mae Leigler, Ja-, cities of eastern Spain, where it cob Leigler, III, Leota Barry, would be easily available to the Louise Barry, Louise Cruz, Wil-' radical mobs. |fred Levke, Emily Levke, Noel-| Start Uprising or that neither .side has employed A 2 damentally the same, varied only | Louis Heller. Spain, when they founded aj ; On S.S. Cuba and listed on the! bloody uprising in Catalonia and by ba aoa Ai Oe ie |ship’s manifest were the follow-| the Asturias. They were defeat-|™0St of the Spanish battletronts ing items: For Key West, five'ed by the Spanish Army. In| There has been greater use of in- { ad F a fi 'fantry in proportion to artillery | tons of freight, six automobiles | 1935 they broadened their alliance | anger hen as the practice 4 | 7:30 P. M. |and six sacks of mail; for Tampa,; with the Socialists, left Republi- the World War. Nationalist prac-' | |53 tons of freight. There was no/cans and Syndicalists, and en-| |; ii rem lisen! te usa/liaht el att eee {mail for the latter port. |tered the 1936 elections. Defeat- | tie has been to use light artillery | : The vessel sailed at 5:30 o’clock! ed by nearly half a million votes, | en pinta cise x ies KATE SMITH for Tampa with seven first cabin|they nevertheless seized. control re aise 7. noe & Nana 8:00 P. M. jand one second cabin passengers of the government and.by the) | Sirec oe a ray at He nee ee | booking at this port. murder of Rightist ‘Ss, pre-| cee apa ee ee a —o— | Sails For Havana cipitated the present, War.,,,Gen- bombing, to.assist the infantry in a | Sailing from Key West this eral Duval traces the, acigns of 6950 H MAJOR BOWES morning on the Steamship Cuba,' the communist leaders in. Spain’ 4 HILD wo 9:00 P. M. |for Havana, were: 144 first cabin directly to orders from the Sev-| 4¢ there is a child in : 55a }and three second cabin passen- enth World Congress of Com- fimoly will not Sam Se pe jgers who had booked ‘at Key munism, held in Moscow in Aug-| Yeast” ea ene : | West, and 54 first cabin and yst, 1935, and quotes Russian, ay of, Give Vinel before is ] KOSTELANETZ |three second cabin who had plans for a Popular Front Gov-| petite and ener; ‘improve, y i 10:00 P. M. booked at Tampa. ernment in Spain to be followed! “@ body Mills out Get Vinol TODAY. |; ar. |__ Six passengers for this port ar-|in due course by the ousting of] Oriental Pharmacy iI 0 jrived on the Cuba this morning the allied parties of the Left and} ———_____| fi oe Tampa. They were Mr. formal establishment of a soviet) A ALWAYS GOOD jand Mrs. Frank Langon, D. A. | regime. : |King, Bob King, Rosemary Bar- Surveys Situation il Semi-Gloss | ENTERTAINMENT jroso and Ana M. Martinez. | ‘The French observer thus) ° ys ! resdemecoincrasac aes = sums up the situation as of July,! Interior Finish | jship up - | 1936, on the eve of the Spanish;| Covers in one coat, will jlowing items: For Key West, 16 \.5: “when, from the tribune of not chip, crack or peel. | 560 KC |tons of freight and one auto-' the Cortes (Parliament), Calvo! |mobile, and for Havana, one ton! sctelo courageously denounced SALE $2 35 of freight and one automobile. the hideous actualities of the class PRICE, per gal. - jo |There was no mail listed for . —o—— i struggle, he echoed the senti-| jment of a large part of the mid-| dle elass, There were even wark-, ers and peasants who had hégun ), to feel that if they had, ,to ,die, | | they might, as. well dje, with, their }seven automobiles which had | boots. on, The TFET Se TO | en no 8 ns ee BC Lh hh hh dk hh hd bd hd dd se§ PETER DOELGER BEER | County Board Approves jnot even the right to live; they Resolution For Grading {had become pariahs. If ever re- The Brewery that has brewed good beer for over 70 years .. . recognized by drinkers of discriminat- Work At Service Station’ Only A Few More Days! ing taste as the BEST BEER. ; | ames tee To have your work done by expert renovators of MAT- D i | of the work. Pete g TROPICAL First Prize Beer &Ale cach curve. He was to do the | TRESSES, Box” Spams. Depositary accounts for the| |month of January were read and ae MATTRESS COMPANY FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING RETAILERS rremcenieamrsienn <imem: WOIIIOTIIIIIIIIII SS. jeither port. | When the ship sailed for Ha- jvana sbortly after 11 o'clock, \this morning, there was carried KEY WEST PAINT CO. 512 Fleming St—Phone 118 Direct ‘Arnesto’ Factory Store Miami Broadcasting Company jsent his bill for the entire cost} Into An Inner-Spring work and at the completion pre-| Your Old Mattress Converted \checked by the eee Com-} | missioners Curry and lonsal- vatge, and signed by the chair-| man. : WAIL LIL IM. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1939 ee eccee PEOPLE'S FORUM REGARDING AIR BASE Editor, The Citizen: In regard to the controversy over what city on our east coast is going to get the Naval Air Base, there’s one point that all {contestants should consider. The day in and day out, would have ito be considered. In the case of |Miami, especially, this would jaffect the tourist business to a ‘great extent, in our opinion, as a jbig percentage of this class of {visitors come to that city for \“peace and quiet”. In the case jof Key West, the ‘would not be so great in that jmore of maneuvers would be ters. And then, again— ‘a. |, it has been said that if Miami lis awarded the base . . . the site | would be on Biscayne Key. that this key heads the water way route to our city, and lin line with other instances, yacht traffic over this route would be seriously curtailed. This angle is worth looking into. Free, unampered travel over the inner-water way must be avail- jable at all times. The future of this city depends upon it. Yours for protection o f our home interests. KEY WEST BOOSTER. | Key West, Fia., |February 8, 1939, rived in Key West this afternoon, | and the family will reside at the | La Concha. Miss Elizabeth Sharp- } ley stays on as Assistant Mana- | ger. = Peter Doelger Beer ee | pleasing, refreshing j and invigorating. Best of the || DIME BEERS. IN CANS AND BOTTLES For Sale By ALL LEADING VENDORS i ‘droning of airplanes in the air,! objection | held over our surrounding wa-/; In} inner-} SEEKS REFUND | BUFFALO—Two years ago George Koblic paid $2 for a mar- lriage license. Now he has ap- {plied for a re! | $4 interesf, cl. was a failure. ind of the fee, plus ng his marriage Sturry HEAD A few drop: jou breath ; Clears clog; | nelps Keep sinuses open. Veens \VA-TRO-NOL COSTS LES THAN Alb DOLLAR MORE | | than you'd pay for an ordinary first-line tire. @ You quick-stopping protec- get famous tion against skidding plus extra blow-out resistance. Trade-in allowance for used Y ICE Station tires. h a E 4 R u ty 4 v § I The 24-Hour and Olivia Sts. PHONE 444 Simonton Sze Offering a— COMPLETE BANKING SERV! | | THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CE 10 KEY WESTERS AND OUR MANY WINTER GUESTS Fo '| MONROE THEATER i] Donald O’Connor—Billie Lee SONS OF THE LEGION j and | LISTEN DARLING Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- NFORMATION R TOURIST Entertainment — Fishing — Acco coe nmodations LA CONCHA HOTEL In the Center of the Business and Theater District Open The Year Around | Garage——-Elevator. 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