The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 28, 1940, Page 3

THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1940 CONCHS PLAY PANDORA FIVE JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE CON- TEST AS PRELIMINARY AFFAIR TONIGHT (® THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREE es *|(MADE IN’ LABELS —_| REMADE A LA NAZI ‘SENATOR H. F BYRD ADE A How | About That List?’ SSS ES cle el DEMANDS ANSWER jvakia” has been abardéned and oc N ¢ SUTTITTTOOIITISOIITOIOSOOOOTOTOTT TEE ih A Guide To Service THE LOWDOWN [FROM HICKORY GROVE § Soe Tf I was starting out fool | somebody and trying to put seal N quick deal, like maybe selling with the heaves or I would steer clear{ Yankeél. And the} to a new one adopted for the label- ja ling of merchandise manufactur- |, | ed in the Protectorate of Bohemia |something, jand. Moravia. horse “On January 12 I wrote to the| lof old the High School starting at o'clock, the High School Vars: opposes the U. S. Coast G five from the Cutter Pandora. A three-game series has been called off, due to the fact that the Coast Guard vessel leaves on patrol this weekend. However, the two teams will probably mix it up in a preliminary af- fair for Friday night's Lions Club five’s exhibition game with a guintct from Homestead. As a 7:30 o'clock opener to- night, two Junior High League teams will take the floor. Clubs to participate have not yet been announced Games Yesterday Yesterday in the High School Gym, two Junior were played, endin round of fF In the first contest. the fighting Smith “Bullets” di the McMahon “Baby Conc! a’ very 165826 to'25 game. In the nightcap, Soldano “Scor- pions’ kept their. undefeated first-place lead by stinging the Schoneck “Specials”, 40 to 19. THE WEATHER — Obse: ion taken at 7:30 a. m., 75th Mer. Time (City Office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night Mean Normal 74 Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours ending 7:30 a. m., inches Total rainfall since Mar. 1, inches Ex inches Total rainfall since inches Deficiency Ex since inches Wind Direction and Velocity SE~6. miles per. hour Relative Humidity 95% N.B.-Comfortable humidity should } be a few points. below. mean temperature Barometer at 7:30 a. m. today Sea level, 30,03 (1016.9 millibars ) | Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 6:22 Sunset 6:42 Moonrise Moonset 11 Tomorrow’s Tides (Naval Base) AM 2:19 (fan FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Fri- day, probably scattered showers; mild temperature; moderate southeast to south winds. Florida Partly cloudy — to cloudy, probably scattered show ers tonight and Friday; not much change in temperature, CONDITIONS western low pressure intensity, is Tonight in gymnasium, four hard sinec March 1 Jan. 1, since Jan. 1, January 1 a.m. p. m. 10 a.m P.M 1:48 8:57 High Low The of considerable tral this norning over Kansas and pressure low frem the Rocky Mountain States eastward to the Mississippi Valley, and over the north Pacific State while a moderate high pressur: area overspreads eastern tricts. Light to area cen- is dis- moderate _ precipita- tion, mostly in the form of rain, has occurred during the last 24 hours in many localities from the Pacific c sissippi V: in portions and light the lower L: gion and rorth Atlantic State There h heavy rain throughout much of the wester and southern sections of Florida have risen in most sections from the Plains States eastward, and readings are above normal this morning throughout the greater part of the country. G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. A weekly expense list bearing the gnature of Nurse Edith vell recently sold for 112 pounds in Paris. Re-elect U. S. Senator lso been CHARLES 0. ANDREWS _* 2 and the members t eastward to the Mis- | director of the budget (Mr, |Smith)”, stated Senator Harry K |Byrd, of Virginia, “request* ing detailed information with respect to the $700,000,000 it is proposed to divert from credit corporations to be placed into the , general treasury to avoid the ty of asking Congress to the Federal debt limit of $45,000,000,000. “The director of the budget re- plied on January 17 that he was not prepared to furnish this in- | formation. On wrote him a) ceived a per February 28 I today I re- ynal visit from Mr. lime he stated n was not yet Zain. hich vformat and th. would elapse before Con- be informed as to the details of this diversion of $700,- 000,000. . “This detailed information should have been included in thé budget when it was submitted on January 3. I am astonished to know that the information is still incomplete. “This isva vital question, as it directly affects the appropria- tons now being made by Con- gress and an increase in the debt limit. I, therefore, felt it incum- bent upon me to introduce a res- jolution calling upon the director Jof the budget to furnish imme- idiately & should be adopted tration to evade gal debt lim- No devic by the admin by subterfuge the lc it. “It is possible and probable that this diversion will not meet with the approval of Congress, should know pending appropria- enacted which, made, the this before tion bills are less the diversion is necessitate exceeding debt limit” The text of the lows: Whereas the President in his budget message of January 3 11940, estimated that it vould be \féasible to reduce by 700,000, 000 the capital funds of certain *eredit’ corpprations” established }by the Government at various will legal resolution fol- in a special press release recently, at icast several thing this information to Con- tio un- Si i In fact, there will be, three: dif- ferent stamps of origin.on goods’; ‘tmade in this country: / }ohemia-Moravia” or “Made in /Bohemia” for merchandise pro- duced in the northern part of the Protectorate; “Made in Moravia’ for those made in the southern province. In each case the trade-marks will be used only to make a distinction between prod- ucts which are a specialty of ei- ther province. ‘Innocent’ Even When He Pleaded ‘Guilty’ ty Ansocinted Press) vA, Mont.,’ Mar. 28.—A defendant charged ‘with selling liquor to Indians learned some- about American law when Judge James H. Baldwin in -ral_ District A and pleaded guilty. * The judge. after. talking him, declined to accept: the plea. Instead he postponed the trial and appointed an attorney to de- fend the man. Under the United States Constitution, said © the judge, the defendant:was entitled to legal counsel. - There. was question whcther his car, alleged to contain whisky, was searched legally. tin emergencies have aris- the “credit corpora- red-to in such mes- net specifically enum- 1 repeated requests to iveetor of the budget enumerate such cor- been denied; and essentially in the ident’* poreti Where public tion with respect to the reduc- tion of the capital funds of such it rations be furnished to the | ; therefore, be it Ived, that the director of the budget is hereby requested to submit,to the Senate, imme- diately a list of “credit corpora- tions” whose capital funds are proposed to be reduced, in ac- cordance with the budget mes- ‘e of. the President of January , 1940, and the amount. of the proposed reduction of capital funds in the case of poration. latter two; to! interest that full informa- | such cor-| reason, I am | Tobey. | whang jtween the Penopscot and ‘Connecticut, they don't wooden nutmegs, they sell ’e And this new of a everybody 83 questions, in the voice, m. an thinking ofthe “Made ‘in| Yanks is on account.of this Mr. Those old boys with ‘the ! there be- the buy <ing | id jodking down our gullet, and un- def the house when taking the posed to cour Mr. Tobey. 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