The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1939, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service For 59 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West VOLUME LX. No. 95. Drivers Of Out-Of-Town Trucks Are Arrested And Fined Here Fr Spun SIaeesaesesss |EXCELLENT GROUPER CATCH YESTERDAY One of the best catches of grouper brought to port re- cently was that reported by. the Demeritt brothers yester- | day. Tying to Sweeny’s dock late in the afternoon specta- tors could see a mass of wind-filled bellies belonging to the several varieties of groupers in the well of the Arraigned Before Police Judge Yesterday; Each Ordered To Pay Fifteen Dollar Fine | Speeding through a school zone at 35 miles an hour and driving the Boulevard and Palm Avenue at a speed of 55 miles an | hour were the charges lodged THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U. S.A. MAP-MAKER IS KEPT BUSY IN FOREIGN CRISIS DITIONAL DRAWINGS By The AP F; Service j;. NEW. YORK, April 21.—No. matter what happens to the map! of Europe, it all adds up to trou- | ble on the drawing board of Det-} je, the map maker. | |. Harold Detje (he’s a lean, | black-haired man in his thirties, | jand you might take him for aj college instructor) draws news! maps and background maps for | The Associated Press and The; lAP Feature Service. | ‘| So wnen Hitler takes another} ; Province, or Mussolini makes an- | {other demand, or Chamberlain: Roosevelt —. KEY WEST, FLORIDA,» FRIDAY,:APRIL 21, 1939 Fist Reogarzation Pan ~OfGavermat Acs WASHINGTON, April 21.— HELPS CAMPAIGN nc ce AGAINST CANC ‘first plan for reorganization of | governmental agencies today. It PAVES WAY FOR ACTIVITIES §* Tumoreduthat he sounets BEING CARRIED ON) TO. “D279eS\imestwor major et \though it-was:not known which | |he had in mind, | | Congress is expected to fight | reported | COMBAT DISEASE IN MANY SECTIONS a (Special to The Citizen) (Comell Fay Che Kry West Citizen Movement To Have Sewer Pipé Extended (By Associatea Press; NEW Youns, wn. Y.. April 21—! ‘CONTRIBUTORS TO Up To At Property ines Gama Aner BU Proposed Work Would Be Carried On Wath Each Property Owner Paymg Ten Dollars Fer Pipe The City Council at os regular meeting last ugh estec cme= SEWER EXTENSION Mousiy tc Spomscr e prowec = e= effort to Bewe the warmoes prop Among them were black, 5 2 t Nassau, and yellowfin or Fritchey in police court yester- rock groupers. The largest day. costing the offenders $15| Of the catch tipped the scales | at 43 pounds. i Total weight of the group- er catch was estimated at be- tween 250 and 300 pounds. i Also landed during the day’s against Frank Feiber and Ernest jer is turning hot cable news in-|—Flordia’s division of the Wom-| Department of Commerce. jcelebrated Adolf Hitler's birthday; The following is a list of the Peed with «menting im ie ies, Ses Se er ee ar a | nect up with the sewer op by having them Simence the «= |to neat line drawings as fast as en’s Field Army in its cancer} each. | city. jundertaken under the spomser- pense = pepment of te cece Feiber is the driver of a laun-{ dry delivery wagon for a Miami | concern and despite the fact that | skilled technique and long train- i GEORGIA TECH 7 \ship of the City of Key West to ling can do it. ; control campaign is reaping bene- TRAINS AIRMEN 2 oor owas a |av nominee os hom ' Next day and for days after- ; fits from “Florida Health Notes”, ' wards these maps with latest de-| published by the State Board of | j ened police clamped down | ®TS finance the cost of having i —— j the pipe extended from the main velopments drawn so plain that | Health, Jacksonville. “slow” signs are placed in the ; School children can figure them | fishing were yellowtail, mut- | . | } out appear in papers from coast | tonfish, and snappers, carry- zones and are readily seen by! ing the total weight of the drivers he went} day’s haul to well over 500 through the zone at 35 miles an; pounds. hour and was arrested by Officer | Myrtland Cates. Fritchey came into the city} driving a truck loaded with to-| matoes and disposed of most of} his stock. In the exuberance of success he started back at the! ,ee. terrific speed of 55 miles per hour, but was seen by Motorcycle |, Officer Basil Tynes, caught and placed in jail. been cud When tried before Judge T. S.| Caro and sentenced to pay a of vehicles, Seeseesevenesocsesesss NEWS FLASHES (By Asseciana Press) RICHMOND, Va. — Eighteen strike today, with union officials demanding senior- ity preferences for members. fine of $15 or spend 30 days in|(;oyernment representatives are the county jail the fine was) making ‘strong efforts to con- promptly paid. Feiber at first | ciliate both factions of the situa- elected to spend the 30 days in'tion. No settlement appears in jail, but later in the afternoon | sight for this weekend. after talking with his employes in} LONDON, Miami he decided to pay the fine} g)),abeth and departed. Eng. Princess celeprated her 13th birthday today. Favorite of the imany gifts she received was a | movie camera and projector from jher Uncle David, the Duke of ; Windsor. The Princess spent an ;hour with “her camera in the palace gardens taking movies of RAISE QUESTION ABOUT ESTATE wi ise mig CASE DEALS WITH ESTATE OF LATE ANTONIO ARTOLOZAGA | WASHINGTON, D. C.—Mem- |bers of the Daughters of the ‘American Revolution in attend- jance at their annual congress in | this city prepared to wind up the ‘session of business and social ac- gee gala? tivities and depart for home to- day. Jerry Trevor, estate of the late Antonio Arto- lozaga, has been summoned to eases 5 appear tomorrow morning before’ COLINGA, Calif—A_ serious Judge Raymond R. Lord, and grasshopper plague was re- show why the estate should not “ahs to be sori ing extreme- . at _'ly large areas of farm lands near be distributed among the __lega- ‘this city today. Battling farmers tees. |and helpers have appealed to the The legatees, represented by | federal government to help in Thomas Rice attorney of veston, Texas, who in turn is represented by Attorney Allan every vestige of vegetation, are B. Cleare, Jr., are daughters of a} jog, j f * sister who was named as the sole | ~~ +” i as be rc ager GG heir tothe entaia {pers and it is feared that the | i i S ‘These © daughteres eho have | Plague will grow to serious pro- {portions if restriction isn’t en- been recently located by Attor-j| ‘ ney ‘Rice, itis 4 |forced before young insects are cencia de Encera y “Artoh lozaga, | POTN to take wing with adults. ss ; Other plagues of insects are re- Liduvina de Encera y Artolozaga, | ported in five other western Dominga Rubina de Encera_ y) ake ¢ M Artolozaga, and Antonia de En-| ‘4 pigs a agnenge cera y Artolozaga, and are resi- |< oe = enpepeatne tore atvet dents of Spain. ee gon. Other's lected are Montana, Nevada, Colorado CLEVER THOUGHT jand Nevada. TENDER ZINNIA TO ARRIVE SOON Superintendent W. W. Demer- ‘itt, of the lighthouse department. thas been advised that the new | SAN FRANCISCO — Strolling! the streets of this city at mid- night, F. L. Thomasson, a psy- chology teacher, saw @ man ap-/ proaching him menacingly. Ac-| costing him abruptly, Thomas- : “Buddy, can you} spare a dime?” The man pro-; duced the coin, and admitted he had intended a hold-up. GREATLY ADMIRED belong-|. The Zinnia is now berthed at admired | at Wilmington, N. C., and will re- YORK, Neb. — Twins ing to Mr. and Mrs. Roy of this city have been 1to coast. ‘Thanks To Il Duce | Detje bears no grudge against j the map changers who muss up! maps. If it hadn’t been for Mus-| isolini, as a matter of fact, this ac-{ | count of Detje the map maker: | might never have been written. ! ! For it’s beer only since Musso- lini’s conquest of Ethiopia, says . Detje, that newspaper maps have _ Sained the hold they now have on the American public. At that time ; hundred employes of the Liggett "newspaper readers awoke to the Skepticism and naturally benefit- | Ser down, | and Meyers Tobacco Company ‘realization that the greatest event ©4 the individuals receiving it jn the world was occurring and that they didn’t know even! where! But newspaper maps | told them. H And the news map-maker be- .came a specialist instead of just the first available artist with ,Spare time on his hands. Detje has done as many as 18 maps in one week. He has his own filing system and a_syste-' matic collection of basic maps ready for use after insertion of the X that marks the spot. But the part that Detje likes best is the background or feature map, showing attractively and pointedly the background of some important, current situation. H Like Writing A Letter | | Each of Detje’s maps is a re-| porting job. It includes informa-' tion from any number of sources —standard atlases, government maps and charts, various refer- | ence books, newspaper “mor-; gue” files and latest news bul-' letins. As a result, from some maps readers can get in a few| minutes information that a {column of type might not tell. “I always try to have in mind,” Detje explains, “that I’m; diagramming a route of my travels to a friend. Like writing an informal letter.” { i Detje began his career as cartoonist and illustrator on the Portland, Ore., Journal. Then’ Gal- | stopping the advance of the pests. he came to New York and free- |held next Thursday night at Bay- ‘ Barren lands, picked clean of janced before joining the art View Park, and all merchants,! ee staff of The AP Feature Service. | TWO STEAMERS sit = i ‘Two vessels of the Clyde-Mal- | lHlory Lines are due to arrive at} |Key West this evening with ship- | ments of freight for local dealers. ' One of the ships is the Ozark, ° from New Orleans bound to Mi-; ami and Jackonville, and the’ other is the Brazos, from Galves- ton, bound to New York. | ‘The Home of Baker Boy Bread’ iman for the Field Army; Dr. J. N. ‘held its first meeting in the rooms , members. chairman of the organization, said | | Dedicated to the Florida divi-/ “ | HARD BUT NEVERTHE- way for local campaign workers, | LESS LIKE IT Mrs. J. Ralston Wells, state com-} | ' today. clared here y, ana adits js “Much favorable comment has; ATLANTA, April 21.—Learn- poured into headquarters here. The official publication of the 18 to fly at Georgia Tech means State Board of Health, in devot-' Cutting out dates, dances, and ing its entire March issue to the | other diversions—but 157 appli- Field Army, gave impetus to our:cants sought the training and campaign; drove away public there was room for only 30. | The civil aeronautics authority | Mice Sictis said. ‘I picked the Georgia School of Articles were written by Dr. W. Technology as one of 13 schools A. McPhaul, state health officer,’in which to launch an experi- and state executive committee-' mental training program. Patterson, director bureau of lab- | ee oes he oratories of the State Board of 27mounced the experimental Health, both of Jacksonville; and Plan, said that if this year’s work by the American Society for the ,is successful the instruction may Control of Cancer. ato j be extended to take in 20,0000) Fain desea copies depen students annualiy in hundreds of! Field Army receiving over 100 for j oa ae aot ars ga its educational program. | The faculty estimated the work Key Citizens Oraniization, | would add a 25 percent load to a/ MET LAST NIGHT those already too hard pressed | Sait | Those finally accepted are en- school work and from 30 to 50/ BAYVIEW PARK | Physical examination and $15 for! ei which was formed last week and Students released the school CITIZENS UNIT |student’s studies. So a check of ischolastic records _ eliminated with school work. = 6 Love It H MASS MEETING TO BE HELD thusiastic about the course—; {which has 80 groun THURSDAY NIGHT AT og ~ | hours of flyingjinstruction. | The only cost is $10 for a! insurance,,...No. college credit is} given. from accident liability—each has| of the Chamber of Commerce, met again last night and welcom- ed to the rolls a number of new $3,000 insurance. H All of the traniing work is to} be finished by the end of June.! The CAA certificate awarded | then permits only pleasure flying! but may be a stepwing stone to’ commercial flying. Fred Eberhardt, permanent that there will be a mass meeting TEMPERATURES | civic bodies and ministers in the! city are invited to attend. Also’ all city and county officials are urged to be present. i s Lowest Highest The object of the organization _ Station— last night last 24 hours! is to have all who ate interested Abilene ____ 48 in the betterment of Key West: Atlanta “join hands with us” and work Boston earnestly with that object in Buffalo __ view, said the chairman. ;Charleston ___ 60 Loud speakers are to be ar- Chicago .___ 44 ranged and ;the addresses, of Denver u__. 34 which .there will be a number of Detroit io... 42 interesting ones, will be‘in both»Galveston’»__: 66 English and Spanish. The hospi- Havana tality band will be on hand. i LIMA, Peru — In a recent Little Rock _. 48 electrical storm lightning ripped Los Angeles ~ 54 unre Ht BRASRSRS Aes saesasesslegersarsss on the demonsiration. issuing or- sewer lines to the property limes, jwith the labor to be furnished jsion, the issue on “Cancer: Pre-| STUDENTS FIND WORK VERY |ders ciety ip SAE |vention and Control” paved the} a play of the Swastika flag. nor uniform regalia of the Nazi army. Nine hundred and twenty of Hitler's admirers were present at the celebration with 428 police- men of the city also present. un- FSH BOOSTS CAPE MAY AS FISHING CENTER IN STORY (Cape May Star and Wave) Cape May received some pub- licity last week from another re- sort when the following story Citizen, a newspaper published in Key Wesi, Fla.: “Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hart, who keep a reguiar diary of their : fishing Progress from Cape May, N. J., to Key West, Florida, are out looking for a sailfish and spent yesterday (Tuesday) in the Streans aboard the Madelin, Capt. Reggie Trevor. “Although not bringing in the sail rover, which isn't always around when wanted, they did catch three baracuda, a yellow- tail, grouper, yellow jack and a muttonfish during a short period of time on the Reef. “Accompanying the Harts were , their children, Peggy and Thom- las, Jr. Peggy carried off the fish- ing laurels of the day with both to be mounted by Dad. “On one side the fish diary the Jersey. Alongside these names are mark- free of cost: {Brown Properties, Inc. |Wm. T. Doughtry 'Fred J. Dion | Navarro, Inc. Carl Bervaldi Benj. Curry Estate $100.00 10.98 30 90 10.90 100 60 10.00 10.08 10.08 \L. P. Artman The Key West Citizen Chas. Dupont Estate Mae Gallagher | Estate C. C. Johnson | Estate Martha L. Johnson MAKES REPORT ON JOBLESS BENEFITS |was publisied in The Key West SHOWN THAT THIRTY-THREE DECISIONS ARE TAKEN TO APPEAL TRIBUNAL Out of 45,894 claims for job less benefits under the jobless ,insurance act, only 33 decisions have been taken before the Ap- peal Tribunal, according to im | formation received by W. V. Lit ‘tle, in charge of the local office of the State Employment office. Mr. Little said the commission is endeavoring to prevent any abuses to the law and informe- tion concerning the applications from either the worker or the gives employers and workers an lopportunity for a fair hearing when either is dissatisfied with the findings of the commission's benefit section. |State Employment office to file ‘his claim he is required i i ir | if i % i 5 if if 8 | rhe ‘ie sary pipe So be extended Som ze00 * agers wet te other 3 far the puro nushing employment ¢ two hundred anc + the meantime wn @ peed of anout order w compiets eeeee; Harts own are the kinds of fish! When the worker goes to the a