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RETURNS FROM
TRIP TO CAMP
NYA AREA SUPERVISOR RE
PORTS ON TRIP TO
CAMP ROOSEVELT
After a very pleasant trip to
Comp Roosevelt, Victor Lowe,
NYA Area Supervisor, returned
over the highway this week.
Numbered in the party who made
the trip were B. Howard Brown,
District Supervisor, NYA; C. P.
Thayer, Area Supervisor, Dade
County, and Mr. Lowe.
The purpose of this trip was
the transporting of Mecedes Ba
quet to the camp at Ocala, and
Benjamin Neely, Edward Suarez
and Randolph Storr to the A. &
M. College in Tallahassee.
Mr. Lowe was very enthusias
tic over the excellent opportuni
ties being offered these girls in at
tending Camp Roosevelt. In his
opinion, it is incomparable to
anything of its kind in Florida.
Mr. Lowe stated that in proof of
this, every girl in camp was a
picture of happiness. Each seem
ed anxious for her classes to start.
The personnel of the camp is the
vepy best obtainable, and living
conditions are excellent, with all
intern conveniences. r> .
. ‘lf the parents of girls who
have been given a chance to at
tend this camp and were refused
permission by their relatives,
were to visit this resident train
ing project they would make
every effort in the future to send
their children to such a wonder
ful place”, Mr. Lowe stated.
“They would realize that after
these youths complete their
courses they will be in a position
to accept private employment at
classes of work in which they
have become skilled. Such posi
tions would be refused to other
youths who did not attend the
camp”. ,
THE WEATHER
Temperatures*
Highest 73
Lowest
Mean ; : ICB
Normal Mean ...70
Rainfall*
Yesterday’s Precipitation .01ns.
Normal Precipitation .07 Ins.
*Tfcl rrrard rrm Si-hour p+riitf
rouiuK m* H oVlork (HU maralif.
Tomorrow's Almanac
bun rises 7:06 a. m.
Sun sets 5:42 p. m.
Moon rises 3:23 a. m.
Moon sets 2:47 p. m.
Tomorrow's Tides
' A.M. P.M.
High 8:15 7:27
Low 1:34 12:41
Barometer 7:30 a. m.. today:
Sea level, 29.91.
WEATHER FORECAST
(Till 7:30 p. m., Saturday)
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday; not
much change in temperature;
fresh northerly winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday, except unsettled
near east coast; slightly warmer
in northwest portion Saturday.
Jacksonville to Florida
Fresh to strong northerly winds
and. mostly overcast weather to*
night and Saturday, possibly mist
W. (light rain.
East Gulf: Fresh northerly
winds over south, and moderate
northerly winds over north por
tion. diminishing and becoming
variable Saturday, and generally
fair weather tonight and Satur
day.
Make Request For
Aiding White Men
*■* *•! td Prn >
LANDUSKY, Mont, Dec. 16-
Remnant members of the Cree
and Chippewa Indian tribes, con
tending other Indians “resent”
them because they were on the
side of the whites in Indian wars,
have asked the government for
aid. ¥*■* 1 '£*'
J. H. Dusomo of Zurich, Mont,
has been elected spokesman for
34 of the Indians and he is ask
ing that the government give
each family 40 acres of irrigable
land aad aid in establishing
homes. *
“In every Indian campaign we
were on the side of the whites
and for this reason there has
been a noticeable resentment
against us among the other In
dians, even to the present gen
eration,” said Dusome.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
iMiHih n
One marriage license was is
sued today from the office of!
County Judge Raymond R. Lord.!
permitting the wedding of Walter j
J. Saunders and Betty Leverne.
Brewer.
The license issue advises that
the marriage ceremony will be
performed by Peace Justice
Franklyn Arenbcrg.
traSportaron
Ivy Due Tomorrow
Tender Ivy, of the Lighthouse
Department fleet, which had
been working in the vicinity of
Tampa for a period, is expected
to return to her home port to
morrow morning.
The vessel left about two weeks
ago for the west coast with a
crew of workmen to work at Eg
mont Key wharf on buoys and
other equipment or the service.
Tenders Poppy and Poinciana
are expected to arrive within the
next few days to take up regu
lar routine activities in this sec
tion of the district. i
■
Steamer Leaves Port
Steamship El Mundo, of the I
Southern Pacific Steamship Cos.,
which came into port Tuesday
night with a fire burning in her
Number 3 hold, left 4:45 o’clock
Wednesday afternoon for her des
tination at Galveston.
The wrecking tug Warbler,
which was contracted to work on
the burning cargo, completed the
work of quenching the flames
early Wednesday morning. In the
afternoon Inspectors Charles Tay- j
lor and Captain E. A. Sharpley,
made an examination of the hold
and declared it unnecessary to
remove any of the cargo.
Wm. R. Porter, underwriter’s
agent in Key West, decided
upon receiving the report of the
inspectors that there was no fur
ther danger and issued the order
permitting the vessel to sail.
Tank Steamer Sails
French Steam Tanker Aragaz,
which arrived at the Porter Dock
Wednesday morning, coming from
Newcastle on Tyne, England, took
on 78,163 gallons of fuel oil and
sailed for Corpus Christi, Texas.
Arriving at that port the ship
will take on a full supply of oil
and sail to the port from which
she started for Texas.
Two Ships Coming In
Two ships of the Clyde-Mal
lory Lines are due to arrive at
Key West, the first will be the
Brazos from Galveston, which is
due tonight, and the other is the
Ozark, from New Orleans.
' The Brazos is expected in to
night en route to New York, the
Ozark is expected in tomorrow
morning, having left several
hours late; and is bound to Mi
ami and Jacksonville.
Yacht Arrives
Yacht “Festoon" of Red Bank,
N. J.,* is berthed at the Porter
Dock Cos. Owned by Addison
Stem, the vessel has two guests
of Mr. Stem on board, Sidney
Erlanger and Julius Robertson.
They have been fishing off
Tortugas and Marquesas, and
come in to Key West for a brief
rest, gas and other supplies, and
plan to leave tomorrow for Mi
ami.
____________
Noticed A Change
“Your husband has anew
suit".
“No, he hasn’t”.
“Well, something’s different”.
“It’s anew husband”.
BRADY’S POULTRY
will open their new
Poultry Market
1214 WHITE STREET
Tomorrow—Saturday
Eggs Fresh Daily
from Key West's Only
Egg Farm!
Tennessee HENS and
—FRYERS
Guaranteed Tender •
J. Houston Brady, Prop.
Gift Suggestions
from
GARDNER’S
TALCUM POWDERS
—from 10c up
BATH POWDERS
—from 50c up
PERFUMES
—from 25c up
COMPACTS
—from 50c up
TOILET WATERS
—from 50c up
o
Gardner's Pharmacy
“The Rexall Store"
534 Duval St. Phone 177
PLAN OPENING
NEWJRIRSERY
MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL BE
ASKED TO AID IN OPEN
ING AT JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 16
(FNS). —One of the first “indus
i trial nurseries” to be opened in
connection with any American
j factory will be dedicated at a
cigar factory here some time dur
ing June, 1939. the Chamber of
Commerce has announced, assert
ing that Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
j will be asked to aid in the formal
| opening of the nursery.
Many married women, some
with small children, are employ
ed at the plant, and the nursery
is being established to permit
these women to work with the
assurance their youngsters are
being well cared for. Nurses and
physicians will supervise the
youngsters during working hours.
JAVCEE SUPPER
MEET TONIGHT
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will hold its regular supper meet
ing tonight with the most com
prehensive reports of the year
before it at 6:30 at Stone Church
Annex.
Report on the Winter Program,
just getting underway, will be
received. Jaycee-sponsored Hob
by Show and Boxing Matches
will also be reported.
•••••••••••••■••••••••a*
EOTMTAINMEOT
PENA'S GARDEN
Tomorrow night Pena’s Garden
of Roses is offering something
novel and unusual in the form of
entertainment. Each and every
patron present will receive two
surprise packages—to be present
ed at 12 o’clock midnight. This
affair promises to be an out
standing feature of the season.
Gould Curry and the boys will
be there with their music that
appeals—also Miss Marguerite
Hernandez will appear in special
swing vocal numbers. Make res
ervations now for best tables.
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GOOD - GRADE. HEAVY
WESTERN STEER BEEF and
BABY STEER HINDS JUST
RECEIVED AT—
BERMUDA MARKET
Select—
Lamb and Veal
SELECT POULTRY
£ ENS 26c
FRYERS 29c
Dressed while you wait by
experts. Thoroughly inspected
To be sure of the BEST
IN MEATS ... try us. Our
customers invariably come
back for more and more
of our
CHOICE MEATS
Quick—FßEE DELIVERY
White and Virginia Streets
PHONE 52
CHRISTMAS GIFT
HEADQUARTERS
JEWELRY
WATCHES
DIAMONDS
Beauty Boxes
Manicure Sets
Toilet Sets
Coty Sets
Evening in Paris Sets
Gift Compacts
Fountain Pens and Sets
Military Comb and
Brush Sets
Bill Folds
Shaving Sets
Kodaks
MANY OTHER GIFT ITEMS
FRANK JOHNSON
Now Located at 402 Duval St.
(Formerly The Hub)
“The Old Reliable Store.
Established list"
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
MRS. HATHAWAY
DO RECENTLY
CUSTOMS OFFICER WRITES
TO FRIENDS TELLING
OF WIFE’S DEATH
W. L. Bates is in receipt of a
letter from J. T. Hathaway, who
was just a little over a year ago
transferred from the Customs
Service in Key West to Pensa
cola, in which is chronicled the
death of Mrs. Hathaway.
Mr. Hathaway writes in con
nection with the death of Mrs.
Hathaway, that her passing was
sudden, heart faliure being the
cause. “She had been sick ever
since coming up here, in the hos- j
pital a large part of the time in
care of a heart specialist”, Mr.
Hathaway writes.
“She loved the home on South
street, the flowers and her many
Key West friends, and since she
has been sick and unable to get
around very well, talked about
them all so much”.
The wish is expressed by Mr.
Hathaway that he would have
been able to bring Mrs. Hath
away to Key West for a visit, and
stay a while but she was not
strong enough to stand the trip.
Expressing the hope that he
will be able to visit in the city as
soon as he can make it possible,
the writer concludes with the
wish for a Merry Christmas for
Mr. and Mrs. Bates and all friends
in Key West.
ENJOY VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bixby of
Pelothy, Mich., Mrs. M. Rub, Miss
Lena Rub, and Mrs. S. Atterbury,
were visitors at lighthouse de
partment headquarters this
morning and displayed great in
terest in the many interesting
displays in that section called by
Inspector W. W. Demeritt the
museum.
LA CONCHA HOTEL
In the Center of the Business
and Theater District
Open The Year Around
Garage Elevator Fireproof
A REAL BUY!
i
Manhattan
and Clermont
PAJAMAS
Formerly sold at $3.95, $4.95
and $5.95, £3 QQ
LAST TWO DAYS
MENDELL’S
PRE-HOLIDAY
SALE
This outstanding sale ends
definitely Saturday night
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
SUITS
Worsteds, Shark Skins. Serges,
Dixie Weaves. Gabardines—
Regular—Shorts
Stouts—Longs
$25 to $29.75 CIQ 7K
values _ wXI/iID
$35 to $42.50 7K
values Wav* 1 1)
ONE LOT OF MANHATTAN
SHIRTS
Also Clermont Brand
All sizes and patterns
SALE dJ OQ
PRICE wliOef
FELT HATS
DOBBS and MALLORY
$5 and $6 dQ Q
values vt)ivO
The Famous Berg Hats
$3 50 to $3.95 Q*
values
$1.95
MENDELL’S
Exclusive Men's Shop
NEW POULTRY
MARKET OPENS
e
Today’s issue displays an ad
vertisement telling of anew
Poultry Market to be opened to
morrow, Saturday. The estab
lishment will be known as Bra
dy’s Poultry Market and will be
situated at 1214 White street.
Strictly fresh eggs from this
city’s only egg farm will be fea
tured at this market as well as
the famous battery-raised Broil
ers from the same plant. Choice
quality Hens and Fryers that are
absolutely guaranteed to be ten
der, will be regular sale items at
this market. Watch this com
pany’s advertising for specials
each week.
Sidestep
“You said you’d give me a
check for $25,000 when I mar
ried your daughter”.
“Why, certainly, for $25,000 I’d
give anybody a check”.
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
HOUSE ] New Shipment
COATS i BEAUTIFUL
i BAGS
-in print and stripes _ an excellent selec
with zippers, priced at j tion at
“ $2.95| SI.OO and $1.95
SPECIALS FOR FRI. AND SAT.
COTTON DRESSES
values to A A
$1.95 at J..1/U
values to <I-J Qpr
$2.95 at •t/O
20 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL
DARK DRESSES AND HATS
BONNIE LOUISE SHOP
IN THE JEFFERSON HOTEL
You’ve Done The Rest Now Plan For The Best
Shop For Your Christmas Dinner at
The BROADWAY
j At Thanksgiving Time We Made Hundreds Of Friends With
Our SELECT POULTRY and MEATS
I 1
Assure Yourself of a Successful Yuletide by Placing Your Order With Is Now
Another List of Week-End Specials
i Armour's CREAM, '/■> _ „, rAR No. I—Gojd
1 tall can 5 C 23C r ’ OTAT *' S - 91 p
j LIMIT SIX TO ORDER mdtJXs 10 ] bß . a
CREAM CHEESE, 4 r FANCY WESTERN MEATS OVJ
2 pkgs IOC PORK CHOPS,
lard, in_ ">
lb Boneless BEEF ROAST,
Country Roll BUTTER, 1
ib Zrf C Swift Prem,um
SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS
Sf™ 10c 29c
Lux TOILET SOAP, 19C LAMB STEW, 18C
"4 "Z 25c 30c
| I HEINZ NEW LOW PRICES
BEANS (12 oz.. formerly 10c) Gf APPLES. 25C
* i%£d r NOW - tor >< *
j BEANS (18-oz, formerly 15c) 12C LETTUC K 10C
re BEANS (25-oz-. formerly 18c; 1 CELERY. Y 9{*
Lb. 1/C now A ~ c ; Vjr
CERTIFIED MARGARINE ? now w h 7;'
Bast for table use. formerly 15c. J2c ’ 19C
baking and cooking NO * ,__ ‘ ”* s Bartlett PEARS, OA
AN All-AHiIICAR riosocr 25-oz., formerly 18c. InP dot oUL
■ p NOW - Idaho POTATOES. IQ.
FRt,t STOCK UP NOWI 1 s Xarv
1 BERRY BOWL " stuck ” r
BROADWAY MARKET
Phone 17S-179 Most Complete Food line In Town Duval at Angela .St.
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity
NEW PUCE TO
OPENJATURDAY
Yesterday’s paper featured a j
j special announcement concerning
j the opening of the Duvangela
! Drive-In—at the corner of Duval i
and Angela streets—scheduled for I
tomorrow.
This establishment is a distinct;
achievement ana adds much to a
more modern business appear
ance on the main thoroughfare of
town. Full automobile services
! will be available at Duvangela
: starting tomorrow and added fa
cilities for visitors and residents
will be added as time advances.
I Follow the advertising of this es
tablishment as time goes on for
| news of interest to all.
Goes To One's Weak End
Hollywood’s hosts and hostesses
are now serving what they call
! a weak-end cocktail. You take
jone drink and your week ends
1 right away.
AWAKENED BY CAT
TILLAMOCK, Ore.—A Persian
cat belonging to Ruth Flanders
of this city climbs into her bed
room and leaps upon her bed
every morning promptly at 7
o’clock to awaken her.
Featuring... \ '(,
FRESH COFFEE GROUND TO ORDER
in the only Hobart Grinder in town
HEADQUARTERS FOR A&P 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE
Select Your GROCERIES—
CHRISTMAS TREE HERE National-Advertised
Big Selection—Any Siza Brands
Reasonable Prices FRUITS and VEGETABLES
1 r .* iM9 Quality Never Excelled
MEATS— PACKAGE LIQUORS
Finest Western Steer Brand AH Popular Brands
LEE’S FOOD CENTER
ONE STOP STORE—SAVES YOU SHOPPING. FROM
DOOR TO DOOR
Duval at Angela Streets Phone 94
A Good' Selection
TENNESSEE
ttr 1 CHICKENS
CUT UP FRYERS—Buy The Pieces You Like
Liver, lb 75c Gizzards, lb 40c
Bony Pieces, lb 35c Wings, lb 40c
Breasts, lb 70c Legs and Thighs, lb 60c
Key West Poultry and
Egg Company
Corner Division and Varela Streets
PHONE 113 QUICK DELIVERY
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1938
MONROE THEATER
Van Aeflin—Marian Marsh
SATURDAY'S HEROES
—and—
MEN ARE SUCH FOOLS
Matinee: Balcony, 10c: Orches
tra. 15-20 c; Night. 15-25 c