The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1939, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service For 59 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West Ary West Citizen | THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. E LX. No. 97. "KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1939 cose, Ut Make Canlaory Injured ‘On Ship Last!*Night oe | a SUBJECT RECeIVED. AT! i : Key West Gets Midwinter PRIVILEGES FOR | CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | i : Sites pic. See a gine 4 me ga age | COLLEGE GROUPS. sa ; — Peat PrOOSA LODGE ities mas Patent From Relet Scanoe and Group Ranks n a i { Fe my i MEETS | WETTEST APRIL In Miari Brought Here PRICE FIVE CENTS i Information received at the | 'TWO KEY WEST GIRLS IN- CLUDED IN PREFER- Chamber of Commerce indicates j that quick action may be taken State For Achievement Icadore D. Weintraub, presi | dent of Key West Junior Cham- ber of Commerce, was accorded RED LIST (Special to The Citizen) TALLAHASSEE, April on the proposed survey of the; intracoastal waterway from Bahia | , Honda to Key West, as explained CHINA KEEPS JUST THAT by the following letter from Fred D. Beneke, secretary of the Possible pressure to bear upon) Dictator Hitler in efforts to make | a a es DISTANCE AHEAD OF | oy id eo BE CELEBRATED BY LODGE IN ITS HISTORY ] Up to date Key West hes In Plane; Placed in Hes- pital I a signal honor at the state con-/Florida’s State College's unique plan of allowing “best ‘itizens” to live this year in a! serlior hall without being under ‘the customary regulations was hailed with success here this week by college officials as they made plans for continuing the project with an increased num- ber of students for the coming year. . Invitations were extended to 64 incoming seniors to live in the senior hall, which will . be ~4o- cated on two floors of the new dormitory now being constructed next to Gilchrist hall. They were announced by a committee of faculty and _ students after scholastic rating, health and cam- pus citizens record had been con- sidered. Consent of parents or guardian must be obtained, how- ever, before a girl may reside in Senior Hall. Dean Olivia Dorman, who orig- inated the plan, announced “We are very gratified in the contri- bution Senior Hall has made in the lives of the students through the increased sense of respon- sibility for group living and for maintaining the high standards and reputation of the college.” She also called it “a definite fac- tor” in enabling students to live as: they world. d@tside of college after their graduation. Students are allowed to live in complete personal freedom at the | senior hall provided they’ do not violate any college policies. Among those invited to live in es of clubs} senior hall are Miss Anne Ken- St. Augus-|nedy and Miss Cynthia Pearl- The Key| man, of Key West. energetically See the big problems con-| Short Sidewalk Supers Get Observation Aids congress addressed to the secre- | tary in Key West. | “The National Rivers and Har-j Eee eee bors Congress at its 34th Annual! ss aNGHAI, China, April 24.—, answer will prové~ beneficial Convention held in Washington, | out of the Sino-Japanese conflict March 24, 1939, upon the recom- |¢,; Saas she world at ieee mendation of its project com- Neprse! eaieced nave Snes 4} mittee voted unanimously to re-|"€W Chinese phrase meaning quest an expeditious report on | “Universiti on the march”. the authorized survey of the pro- dent Roosevelt on April 27 as t | i x —— ‘ conciliatory as possible. j_ At its regular meeting in the} i jScottish Rite Hall tonight, An-j Britains point out that such anchor Lodge will celebrate Past | iMaster’s Night and the Master} © Mason degree will be conferred | if campus I veniicn of Florida Junior Cham-} ber of Commerce in Sarasota‘ j i! over the weekend when he was elected unanimously state treas-' urer. the first time since the tion of the Florida Jay- s ago that a club‘ of work has ever ate officership. rauu was nomin- a motion on the © nominations and it d. Mr. Weintraub ke from four to sev- ghout the state for and Key West at deal of pub- eae aioe hospital a ar ambuiar Lopez Fumera: Home gee ment. taken beck to the st sailed for Port A: ing. 638 ) District vice president the Northwest promised the mber that it -Winter District Key West imme- the Orange nuary 1 in Miami. that probably 150 Junior Chamber, uke from other » besides the, seventh. dis- | in Key West. al honor, was that Key trying for the state achievement given fourth place @e More | The membership" drive m the iS annual campaign of the American pate Society for the Control of Cancer WILL ATTEND PYTHIAN Com will close April 30, according to VENTION TO BE HELD announcement made by Mrs. M E. Berkowitz, captain of the local company of the Women's Army. Winheid Russel aistnct seout NEWS FLASHES 'foreed to move, faculties and stu-|%@S been accorded to Rev. A. |dents moving out just ahead of Locke Maureau, S.J., St. Mary's (Sy Assoc! “ jtze incoming Japanese invaders.’ Rectory, Key West, Fla., whose eecvecercen ecenevess cg Sas . {anese military forces and con. ;The World’s Fair Anthology 1939, on a candidate. ‘All the officers E taking part in‘the degree work j If the answer is’ otherwise, | will be Past Masters of the lodge, | ..,. {with Past District Deputy Grand ae ; = peasant |. Et: /teke iMaster Charles Lowe, directing | shee tt. describes the condition Of! conscription steps. and assisted by Past District, = P jChina’s higher institutions ‘o! 2 ae Deputy Grand Master Fernando} Enclosed is the number of the | jz - g after fighting changed jE. Camus. i project, “To Key West, Florida, . ' . At the meetii f the Grand} Division Gulf of Mexico, and the ‘the educational map of China. : . i Lodge oe rica a. te sal following notation. Expeditious! Before the start of the Sino- hi) gitar in Jacksonville John | menaryion autores survey Te-, Japanese war there were 114 uni- GIVEN HONORS © Park, of Key West, was ap-| sieacieay is ‘means that the! vrsities and colleges—including [pointed District Deputy Grand| committee believes the Congress ae : i t | Master for this district for the| should request the engineering fifteen major universities sup- VsAAsSSA ALAA authority to expedite the report ported by the Chinese Govern- ACCORDED NATIONAL LITER- ake ae niga with He, ra 4 : of its investigation and survey on | ment—training Chinese men and’ ARY RECOGNITION IN {called at 8 o'clock and after the CANCER CONTROL wes sansa a the end weet hag | wemen leaders of tne future. { POETRY CONTEST meeting light refreshments will os “a Kaen ignarsanriasd Sm During the fightnig 54 of those! be served. Rie Rah So ereon in regard to classifica- idals ‘hs : Ss a . ols have been destroyed by;_ Was Or ug ik © tion by Congress. i SHEA ps Law I jaerial bon:bs, artiliery bombard-{ National literary recognition CUBA morning ma Coast eeerccoceoncesccecoceese ment. or fire, and 82 have been! | ae a ane & THIS MORNING ANNUAL CAMPAIGN OF hospital for eq AMERICAN SOCIETY TO } oper come END ON APRIL 30 LEAVES FOR MIAMI TO RE- ‘LIEVE FLORIDA GOING ~~ "ON DRYDOCK ei |. Many of the buildings left be-:.poem, “The Royal Poinciana”, has {hind have been occupied by Jap- peen accepted for inclusion in WASHINGTON. D. C.—The! verted to military use. i Byines Bill to unify- all relief} _An educational map of ‘Ching#to be published by The. Exposi- agencies of the government ‘prob- | today ’$ a number of new’ tion Press, New York City. ‘he ae See ae ae “els x and collec in author, who competed in a $100.00 oday. ie bill, sponsore: y, Kwangsi, Kweichow, unnan, ry Senator Byrnes of Virginia, pro-| Szechuan d Shensi—provinces puely Bee symtest, pillliopety-to poses to consolidate the WPA,}which beiore the war had no -/! Poets, had to withstand mer-| morning on her last trip from PWA, CCC, NYA and other | governmental supported _univer- .itorious competition in order to| Tampa to Key West until sailings agencies into one huge bureau. ‘sities. All were established by become one of the comparatively! are resumed on May 31 from Republicans are reported oppos-; faculties and students, often car- select few chosen for representa- it, d | ed to the bill, preferring one of;rying as much equipment as pos- tion in The World’s Fair An- ye ae the vessel will arrive in this drive to rasse funds for grand chance Ka 2 their own turning relief matters|sible, who have fled from insti-' thology. ort, the, magening:.0f-Sume: 1:60.90] 5 1 ot anmens, 2 deameted Syeeiaimemee ae me ,back to the states. Senator Taft tutions located in cities now oc- The author has already achiev-|sume the sailings from this port! thet progress is made each year the ledge, left this oo wr will propose such procedure’ in'cupied by Japan’s armed forces. ed publication in the following:|to Havana. | Sieesesd aakinieschindh enemies dieiee anatlie- atin eady-hus + — the new Key West -and| amendment form to the Byrnes; To move some of the univer-| Corel Gems, Vols. I and I; The; Arriving on the ship were the| ing complete annual comprehen- vention. which ope si esponded with projects of | Bill. . jsities involved treks of from five Springhill Review, Poetry Cara- following passengers for Key | sive examinations, and more early ustine on Wednesday. pe. real meaning, and pC asad —_—_— !hundred to one thousand miles, | van, Pirates Gold, etc. {West: Emilia Valdez, Emilio | aces it dineen-an cag: of a great deal of work ini: Bicouina Robes . BOLIVIA. This country, most of the journey in small) A biographic snapshot of the|Valdez, Prado Valdez, Walter] ‘ini; and nospitals than : . LOS ANGELES, April 24—Tall errienes fo the ranks See boats and on foot. |author reveals: Born in New Soed gis Gta eel before. people have been watchin; a controlled commonwealths today | ee leans, 1869; started to write poe-|. ~ | . America 2 2 ered new state garage going up ar the when reports state that the presi-| : jtry in English, French and Span- |‘reight but there was no mail ah aap eae on ae play — age ~<a eivie center, but the surrounding ent of Bolivia took over all agen- ENDS WORK ON ‘ish. He coached pupils and Boy |22Y other conmigements of any necessary death from this a ang o ra * aod fence was just too high for short cies of the government. The Scouts to act these dramas and Po for this port. nae | ease, and in this fight the women a pote i nasi move was made, according to high , SPONGE BLIGHT comedies. He received A.B..| e Cuba is remaining at the f Key West ke their = — oie officials, to ward off an alleged | ‘AM, and PhB.,.and taught St.|90ck throughout the day and at /o! Mey emai —_ SSS Mary’s University, Galveston, Loyola, N. O., and other colleges civil. war. No connection witir 10 o’clock tonight will sail for Support. If anyone has not been austine for 22 years. He is at present in | — Hewett, treasurer, will secewwe ’S BODY WAGNER iN he unof- { Steamship Cuba arrived this Field attend o« Other mem ee = ever jeavig this mormmg wer Mor portant point which aE West, sccompansed t eon at the convention is nt of publicity the Key s received in being Southernmost city _ in| People. Slates. Everywhere! So F. ©. Jacobson, official in went they were |Charge—six feet two himself— and recognized as repre- had holes bored in the fence. They are marked: “For the convenience of short rewall superintendents.” |OFFICIAL FROM BUREAU OF LONDON.—United States Am-| FISHERIES LEFT THIS bassador Kennedy is acting to) sponsor exchange of .war;time } MORNING * | materials ¥bf His epuntry and Eng- |! Be jland. Items-4alked ‘of ‘are cotton ae PaBe, | ee and wheat,from the U.%S; inex: Dr.‘ Paul ‘S. ‘Galtsoff, scientist 4 the Southernmost | It was remarked by. the Key West Jaytees ipction is greatly re- i large amount of | t the Rome-Berlin axis is claimed. Miami and take up the run of contacted by the volunteer work ——__- Key West doing parochial work. NE W PROJECT |ammediate attention. the S. S. Florida, which is sched-|ers for the society, a phone call juled to leave for drydock. jto Mrs. Berkowitz or Mrs. A. M \Now The Old Bar-X There are*but few Gays left im. | | | which to-enroll and put your dol- Island City” has| TEMPERATURES hroughout the na-| ¢¢e8ee mom tion recently with the news that| Lowest Highest | change#'for’ Mibbef ‘and ‘tin ffom|of the United States Bureau of! as Bridges had been} Station— last night last24hours British possessions. If this move city. | Abilene 64 88 proves successful, barter and ex- Jest Senior Chamber of! Atlanta 50. 80 jchange negotiations will be booklets on Key West! Boston 42 60 jopened with Holland and Bel- ited throughout the | Buffalo 48 56 , gium. is and among the | Charleston 62 72 { Very important | Chicago 16 made with five | Denver 74 ‘CONTRIBUTORS TO SEWER EXTENSION Fisheries, concluded his tem- porary studies of the blight which has attacked the {beds in the vicinity of Florida; iand those in the Bahama Islands, | highway this! land left over the : morning. | The doctor said he would stop at several indicated places along the highway for the purpose of sponge | AUSTIN, Tex., April 24.—Pic- turesque cow brands, for which the west is famed, may disappear because tanners don’t like them. The Texas planning board re- ported some of the tanners have jobjected because the brands, burned into the animals with a hot iron, causes scars in the leather. “One famous old Texas brand j into the treasury of the Ameri- ‘can Society for the Control of ‘Cancer is used to make research- jes into the cause of the disease jand to educate the public by 'means of Cancer Forums, news- jpaper stories, Cancer Clubs and jectures. Richard Wagner, 80, who died. Your Saturday morning at the resi-! dence of his daughter, Mrs. Ger- DIED SATURDAY MORNING dollar will help fight this war against cancer. Mrs. J. Ral- cwelung whet = t vide emmxevmert tor prugesee and cierxca! persems eto © ject. compile and anaiper our vey toe physical vesopmen we unc aan j ia legislature representa-| Detroit 16 | citv and county clerks from | Galveston 74 | 2 <, and outstanding| Havana - | men, nearly all of whom} Huron 86 s or had been Jay- | Jacksonville 78 Kansas City 86 re and more it is evident}KEY WEST the younger generation of|Little Rock __ y West will unite wholeheart-} Los Angeles ith. Louisville 7 Miami been the cage between | Mpls.-St. P. — the two cities. This move; will} New Orleans _ make the Sevénth District’ a more}New York solid political unit, which . will| Pensacola _, mean more for. ities sim the | Pittsburgh ___ district. eal Re St. Louis $8 it Lake City 44 San Francisco 48 | Seattle . 44 Tampa ston Wells, president of the Fler- ““""? covered the entire side of aj‘rude Ricketts, 1409 Division \ida Federation of Women's Clubs “= "> cow,” the board’s report said, | street, was a member of the ic state commander. property sures am j“It started at the tail and ter- {Chicago Board of Trade and had minated with a sweeping curly- | been active in that organization gee at the ear.” {for a number of years. The following is a list of the: getting samples from the waters contributors thus far in. the which show signs of being in-, movement headed by the Cham- ‘fected and also the sponges from ber of Commerce Committee to’ these waters. ‘raise a special sewer and water! There are a number of places! fund for the City of Key West: [which have been shown the! Cowmen are anxious to please! The body was placed in the Previously reported __ $520.00 ‘scientist “from which infected te tanners because they want {care of the Lopez Funeral Home Estate C. R. Pierce 10.00 with the doctor for future study Louis Smith —__ 10.00 ‘tion. iCute fon Tho Ries 10.00: anion, Captain I. V. Mishtout,| BERLIN, April 24—“A buxom 10.00 and study the waters and | accentuated.” SBVSSSRRSNASL| SSE |A. Maitland Adams 10.00 have been tak id to i i L V. A. McDenmntt MMM Gees tamales will be carried‘ increase the market for Texas |2nd was at 10 o'clock sa - jcow hides. ‘John C. Park —___ 10.00 in his decision to find exactly/ Key West Bottling Co. 10.00 what is the nature of the destruc- 10.00. After'‘teaéhing Miami, Doctor| “99 Galtsoff and his travelling com-} (My Associated Press) 10.00 © ie 10.00 will proceed to the west coast ‘figure is all the rage,” observes a’ 90.09 fected sponges found in the vici-/laest modes in the Reich. “The; 50.00 | "HY of Tarpon Bay. \new models require curves fo be Fer arrest and conviction of any } : = |Smiley, former county judge, has top hats. GREENWICH, Conn. — Mrs. |Ahern Funeral Home soci s'sux'service tic 'o "Ewnite txedos give an ai of| Eugene Elion member of «so. Aero-Car Ambulance jlaw practice. innocence to black trousers. With Prominent family, won a Cae “curb service” office on a street a carnation buttonhole and a col-|divorce from her husband, a Phone 22211 . 14 DAYS OLD $1.00 Dozen RUPERT KNOWLES |