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Evening star., 1936-12-28

bookings which follow the engagement
here and in Miami. The big produc-
ton, it has IS persons in the cast, Is
going to tour Latin America. It is
the first night club show in years to
go International That's what it is
doing, and in such a big way that it
won't be home until 1t has played
Havana, Montevideo, Rio de Janiero,
Buenos Aires, Mexico City and q lot of
other places in this hemisphere.
AS for "Eppie." he Is going to the
Pacific Coast as fast as he can get
there.
WALLACE MUNRO. D'Oyly-Carte
w Co.'S press representative. comes
back to Washington today to spin
more stories of the stage than you
are likely to hear from the lips Of
any other one man in the business
:. Rudy Vallee does not blame local
climate for that cold through which
he is singing-and well-at the
Capitol. He picked it up in Canada
and brought it back. duty free. Feels
rotten, but the show must go on :. . =.
Steve Cochran, buried under an ava
lanche of Christmas cards, expects to
dig himself out in time for the OPEN
ing of THE Two Mrs. Carrolls," at
the National tonight Garden of
Allah" with Marlene Dietrich and
Charles Boyer, latest Of the techni-
colors, will be screened tomorrow at
the Twentieth Century-Fox Exchange.
The idea, of course, is to give the press
an advance eyeful of the film sched-
uled for the Capitol on January 8. 4.
Hardie Meakin entertained his boss
Jim Brennan, and vice versa, the
other day. Two fathers, they spent
quite bit of time exchanging notes
on college-boy sons :. If people ever
stop going to see Camille" at the
Palace, Angie Ratio is ready to make
switch to THE Stowaway," with
Shirley Temple The 10-week
Winter term of the National Academy
of Stage Training is scheduled to open
January II Hollywood's most i'm
posing statistic in weeks is that which
discloses that 10000 kisses are filmed
yearly in feature productions. It
seemed more like 100000.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
"BALLYHO0" AT GAYETY
PLEASES CUSTOMERS
Frank Silk and Patricia Morgan
Head Talented List Of Per-
formers at Burlesque.

THE pleasant duty Of conveying
happy tidings from Ninth street
crops up again today after q two-week
lapse, for the Independent Burlesque
Association has furnished Col. Lake
with q show that possesses all the
necessary attributes Of superb enter
tainment, Gayety style. Ranking well
toward the top among the seasons at
fractions to date. the current offering,
entitled "Ballyhoo," represents q
gratifying comeback after two seven
day periods Of not quite super-special
attractions, and the mayor of Ninth
will be able to greet 1887 in more than
adequate style at the extra midnight
show New Year eve.
That ever dependable fun maker,
Frank x. Silk, takes care of the hu-
morous side in well nigh faultless
manner, putting new twists on old
situations and scoring every time.
Freddie Binder snags his full quota
Of laughs and runs Silk close sec
ond, with Jack Ryan and Milt Bron-
cO1 lid1lQlQlk Illc StIdlkIltlIlS Qulte
capably. The latter doubles as a
singer and ably abetts to Nate Leipsig.
popular vocalist who heads the song
department this week.
Patricia Morgan, blond Venus with
tiaralike coiffure and eye-filling
attire, is on hand for those appear
ances that have established her as
favorite. Miss Morgan Is a revelatory
artistic with a style the customers like.
In addition to the customary chore.
she contributes some expert toe work
in an appearance with the ensemble.
Eleanor johnson is another fair
haired beauty, somewhat reminiscent
of Mae Brown, and, like Ia Morgan, a
talented specialist. Anna Smith COM
pletes q thoroughly satisfactory trio.
The company also includes Ann Wynn,
accomplished control dancer; Jack
Farrell, tap stopper Of considerable
merit; Jean Rose. songstress, and
Micky Golden's Rockets, a pleasing
chorus array. &C. A. M.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Picture Schedule Upset
By Welcome to New Year
TO Open New Bills Thursday or Friday Is the
Question-It's Answered
Both WayS.
Both Ways.
BY JAY CARMODY.

human impulse to places on New Year eve doing things
the equilibrium of the maharajahs local entertainment
not to Thursday? That's the question The
which applies questions this world
Loews Capitol and Columbia the Affirmative RKO Keths
precisely
Evening star., 1936-12-28

SOmeth1ng perfectly 1reSh.
Warner Bros. and group Of inde-
pendents are holding off a day: or
on q day. Gold Diggers of 1887"
will stay at the Earle until Friday
and "Hideaway Girl" at the Metro
politan. Camille" will remain on
at the Palace; maybe forever from
the looks of things at this moment.
The Little and Rialto are standing
pat on "Scrooge" and Under Your
Spell"
As for the Capitol. it will take the
lid OF the huge "Folies Parisienne." j"
French Casino revue. and start un-
winding After the Thin Man" on
Thursday. Love on the Run" finally
is going to be chased out of the Co.
lumbia, and away from F street, by
Born to Dance" The latter will open
at IL o'clock on Wednesday night.
Keith's is letting Bobby Breen take
his Rainbow on the River" else
where to make room for Lily Pons.
another singer but of a different type,
in THAT Girl From Paris"
Whether they change on Thursday
or Friday, however. the motion pic
ture houses are going to keep open
house on Thursday night so every
one will have something to see, and
do, while 1887 trickles into the lives
of Washingtonians. With regard to
prices, the picture houses are keeping
the faith with their public. There
will be no advance merely because
every one feels he simply must have
some place to go on New Year eve.
X X X X
THE Earle's fairly raiding the
= movies for its stage headliners
these days. After Herbert Mundin
has done his droll stint during New
Year week, Ken Murray will come
along with his own brand of comedy
to entertain John J. Payette's custo-
mers. The original Dixieland Jazz
Band, claimed to be the originators
of swing music" (but let's not fall
out about it,, is one of Murray's S
items. Two others are charming Mar
lyn Stuart and Oswald, the latter of
"Oh Yeah" fame.
7 OUIS EPSTEIN. whose show the
"Folies Parisienne" is going to be
awfully good if it can win the public
like "Eppie," is quite proud of the
Evening star., 1936-12-28

Roman soldier are the most moving
and enlightening.
For an hour preceding the per-
formance, an organ and choral pro-
gram was presented by Mrs. Chester
Adair and the church choir under the
direction Of Mrs. Cornelia Long Kin
sella. Long before the drama was
scheduled to open the church was
filled by those gathered to hear the
beautiful music and choral effects.
"The Other Wise Man" will be pre-
sented again this evening and tomor-
row evening at $50 In the historic
old red stone church in the triangle
at Thomas Circle. Tonight's choral
program will be given by the Pet
worth Episcopal Church Choir, di-
rected by Miss Ardis Atkinson. To-
morrow evening the Pepco Glee Club,
directed by Harry E. Yeide. will give
the musical prelude. G. E. H.
Evening star., 1936-12-28

Political unsettlement in Peru Is not
retarding business there. :.
Evening star., 1936-12-28

LittIe-"Chu Chin Chow" at II
am, 1:41, 4:22, 7:03 and GA pm;
"Scrooge." at 1882, 3:l3, 5:54 and
1885 pm.
Ambassador Gold Diggers OF
1887" at 2, 3:55, 5:45, TAO and 9:35
pm.
Tivoli-"Theodora Goes Wild" at
2, 3:55, $50. 7:45 and $40 pm.
Uptown-"Libelled Lady," at 2,
405, 5:58. 1853 and 9:51 pm.
H0ward-"Cain and Mabel" at
1915, 3, 5:45 and 9 pm. Stage shows
at l:55. 4:40. 7:25 and 10:15 pm.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
CROSBY TO MISS FIGHT
Unable to See His Boxer, Freddie
Steel, on New Year.

otcel, Oh NEW ear.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December "a
R.-Bing Crosby won't see his boxer
Freddie Steele. defend the middle
weight championship at Milwaukee
New Year day. But he will get a
round-by-round report. The actor has
been held in Hollywood by film work
and has arranged to "see" the bout
by a special teletype report. Steele
meets Gorilla Jones.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
TALKING "STAND.INS"
NOW USED IN FILMS.
Enable Sound Man to Get Prone,

Enable SOUND Man TO Get Proper
Microphone Levels, Direc-
tor Says.
By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December
2s.-Now the movies have the talking 4
"stand-in."
Heretofore, the "stand-in," per-
son with physical measurements Of the
star for whom he stands in, merely
took q position while camera angles
were being sighted. But Director
Harry Lachman has the "stand-ins"
recite the dialogue, too.
while the cameraman is getting
his angles, the sound man is able to
figure his microphone levels" he ex-
planned. "It saves lot of time"
Evening star., 1936-12-28
ICE SKATERS SCARCE

Director Still Seeks 80 Extras for
New Film.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December %
P)-Southern California is no place
to find ice skaters.
Director Wesley Ruggles needs 80
extras for the picture. Il Met Him in
Paris" much of which will be filmed
at the Idaho Winter resort, Sun VAL
ley. He has been interviewing for two
weeks and Is still shy so skater extras.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Scenarist Is Signed.

HOLLYWOOD, December 20 R.-
Donald Henderson Clark, novelist. has
been signed to write the scenario for
THE Prisoner Of Zenda." next starring
picture for Ronald Colman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS
UNDER Way AT
REEF BEACON
ELECTRICIAN AND MACHIN-
IST NOW ENGAGED IN
WORK ON ALLIGATOR
LIGHT DAMAGED BY STORM

Power Boat 81. of the light
house department. is at AIliga-
tor Reef light where Radio Elec-
trician Carl Rom and Machinist
William Vassie are making ad-
justments to the recently install
ed machinery.
Alligator light was badly dam
aged during the hurricane. was
out of commission for a short
time and a temporary lantern
used until new equipment was Sc
cured and installed.
The old mechanism and parts
Of the lantern were brought 10
Key West and are being set up in
the progress section Of the local
headquarters building.
Power Boat 81 is the only YES
sci of the fleet not in port &C this
time. Tender Poinciana and
barge Number are on the ways.
Tender Poppy is undergoing en-
CINE repairs and the Ivy's boilers
are being cleaned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
TRAFFIC RULES
TO BE DISCUSSED
BYCITY COUNCIL
ALL INTERESTED ARE INvIT-
ed TO ATTEND MEETING
TO BE HELD AT CITY HALL
THIS EVENING

Interested citizens will have an
opportunity this evening to ex-
press their views on parking rules
and regulations when the city
council meets tonight to discurs
the new ordinance which is under
course of preparation.
Council President Jim Roberts
believes that before this new
ordinance is prepared for passage
and publication The owners Of
cars should be given the oppor-
tunity to offer suggestions rela-
tive to streets to be designated
as one way and through thorough
fares.
And as there are provision to
be made designating certain hours
and periods of time for parking
on Duval street and other streets
President Roberts is convinced
that drivers of cars especially
those whose business frequently
calls them to Duval street and
other streets and makes it heces-
rary for them to park would give
constructive assistance in franz
ing an ordinance which viii be
TO all concerned.
The meeting will begin at T:3O
O'Clock and all persons who have
suggestions to make are invited
to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
ANGLERS LAND
THREE TARP0N
CAUGHT BY GUESTS STOP.
PING AT PIRATES
COVE CAMP

Three fine tarpon were prizes
caught yesterday by Alec j.
Ruttger and L. r. Gillette, Jr., of
Minnesota. who are guests at
Pirates Cove Fishing Camp, and
are ardent anglers after the
larger game fish.
The visitors to the camp went
out i'm the Cruiser Mocasin with
Captain King Gomez who prom
Used them sport. They were salts
fled that the captains promise
had been made good when they
found that one of the silver kings
weighed IS pounds, the next As
pounds and the smallest Is.
At this time of the season tar
pom are. not SO plentiful, it is
said. and these anglers are proud
of their catches which are said to
be the first of the year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
VISITORS RETURN
TO SPEND SEASON
MRS. T. ELWOOD ALLISON
AND DAUGHTER CAME IN
OVER HIGHWAY ROUTE

Mrs. 7. Elwood Allison, of
Beachhaven, N. j., and daughter,
Miss Meredith, winter visitors of
last year. arrived over the high
way last evening and say they
are delightfully."- thrilled to be
back in Key West again this
year. They are comfortably locat-
ed in the A. G. Lund home on
Washington street.
w. J. Peabody. head of Ma
tional Garages, Inc, of Detroit,
Mich, and daughter arrived over
the highway yesterday and are
located in the newly-ereeted
Strunk home at Martello Towers.
Mrs. Peabody and a group of
friends are to arrive later.
Other prospective residents for
the winter are Julian Thompson
and son, of Bubganut Lake, AL
fred Maine, who have advised the
WPA housing department they
will arrive on the Steamship
Cuba, from Tampa. They have
made arrangements for accommo-
dations at the 'frev-Mor apart
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
APPLICATIONS
FOR KEY WORK
; BEING RECEIVED
ALL DESIRING TO OBTAIN
WORK SHOULD COMMUNE
CATE WITH ASSIGNMENT
OFFICE OF WPA

Applications for work on the
Keys are being taken at the as
Segment office of the local WPA
office, as. a result of survey
and meeting with William Green
of Miami with ]. Gerry Curtis,
local assistant WPA director, and
Claude Gandolfo, assignment Of
ficer.
Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. Gandolfo
late last week made a study of
the work to be done on the upper
Keys, and later conferred with
Mr.. Green. Several projects are
to start about January Is.
"This office has been assured
that insofar as possible skilled
and unskilled labor will be re-
Questioned from Key West" Mr..
Curtis said in bulletin.
Persons wanting work on the
Keys should make their applica-
tons to Judge Lowell in the as
Segment office. it was said, stat
ing their qualifications. Labor
will be drawn from the names
submitted.
Several small houses for resi-
dents on the Keys are contem-
plated in the project which will
get under way about the middle
of the month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
DEMERITTS LET
HERE ON SUNDAY
HAD BEEN SPENDING VISIT
WITH RELATIVES IN
KEY WEST

Mr.. and Mrs William Demeritt.
Jr-, who were spending the hell
days with Mr.. Demeritt's parents
ct the home on sYhitehead street.
left Sunday en- route % Aflanta
where Mr.. Demeritt is q student
at Southern Dental College. and
arrived Last evening.
Others IN the party were Hen-
~ Renedo, also a student ~ the
dental college. and Mrs. Rened0-
and Delio CObo. another student.
returning after spending TIE
Christmas holidays with their
families.
First Lieutenant Al T. Moore.
II. s. A., reserves. sxtaehed 70
the Fourth Corps Area n Aflan-
IA, Is due to arrive IN d few days
to join Nrs. Moore. who i spend-
ing q vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ". ". Demeritt-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
INCLINCS ARE
VISITING HERE
RETIRED RAILROAD MAN
WAS VISITOR AT THE
CITIZEN TODAY

w. ]. Ingling, retired railroad
man and interested in the news
paper business in Pocatello, Idaho,
and Mrs. Ingling, are winter visi-
tors in Key West and are at the
Trey-Mor apartments.
Mr.. Ingling was a welcomed
caller at The Citizen office this
morning. He was in Key West in
1898, and at that time, he said.
was impressed with the many &C.
tivities and the, evident flourish
inR condition of the city.
His next trip was made in 1913
when some of the city's former
greatness had disappeared and
again five years ago when he was
appalled, at the conditions which
confronted him, evidences of
dwindling prosperity and popula-
ton.
Today. however. he sees signs
of awakening and feels that a
different spirit is actuating the
people who seem to be imbued
with the idea of progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingling and
daughter arrived about one week
ago. Their daughter spent sew
eral days and left last Saturday
for Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
UNITED STATES
COURT ENDSITS
SESSION TODAY
SEVERAL CASES OF ALIENS
HEARD; BENITo PEREZ Ar
RAIGNED AND FOUND NOT.
GUILTY

Giovanni Guerrero, native of
Italy, was heard in Federal Court
this morning on a charge of IL
legal entry to the United States.
He entered a plea of guilty and
was sentenced by Judge H. L.
Ritter to 10 days in Jail.
Mary Kashian, Armenian. Sal
vatore Aiello and Domenico Bruz-
zese, Italians, were heard on the
came charge yesterday and SEN
fenced to 10 days in Jail.
Sentences in these cases mean
that prisoners are to be held
pending deportation proceedings
by the department of labor.
Claude Albury, in charge of
the immigration bureau in Key
West, told The Citizen that orders
have been issued for deportation
of the four aliens.
They were captured by the
local immigration office October
3, 1895, and three of them have
since been held in county jail
awaiting trial. Hamaspour Kali
orsdian, Armenian woman, who
was released under bond, had the
bond estreated when she failed to
appear yesterday. Guerrero.
who was also out on bond, and
was in New York, arrived by
plane this morning to answer to
the charges.
Benito Perez, Mexicano, who
was tried yesterday afternoon on
the same charge, was adjudged
not guilty.
Pena Morales, charged with
having in his possession liquor
without the required internal
revenue stamp, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to pay a fine
amounting to $145.90, the amount
due for internal revenue.
No other matters coming be-
fore the tribunal an adjournment
was ordered 1870 O'Clock. Of
ficers and court attaches and 9th
ers who arrived for the term, will
leave this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
MANY PAY TAXES
DURING DECEMBER
OVER SEVEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS COLLECTED I'M
THAT PERIOD

At the end of December. 1885,
tex collections in the city amount
ed to $7,2O8.75. The books were
opened December / and during
the period 105 receipts were is
sued by Tax Assessor-Collector
Sam Pinder.
In 1884 the tax books were
opened November / and during
the two months, up to January l.,
there were issued the same num-
Der of receipts, los, with to-
tai of $14,728.69.
Mr.. Pinder said that the small
showing in comparison between
the two periods was due to the
number of homestead exemptions
considered and allowed this pc
riod.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
TWO VISITORS
DEPART TODAY
ENJOYED FISHING TRIP AND
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
WHILE In CITY

Richard Cooper and Seward
Webb, of West Palm Beach, who
arrived Sunday for an angling
trip with Ernest Hemingway and
had excellent success, the party
taking two sailfish and a number
of others including amberjack,
left this morning.
They came here by Pan Ameri-
can plane but their trip back was
made in private plane N.C.753Y,
with Bill Cleveland, well known
aviator who arrived yesterday
morning in company with Burriss
Jenkins, cartoonist with the New
York American.
Mr.. Jenkins is also a guest of
Mr.. Hemingway and has been de-
voting his time here to angling.
He has booked passage on the
Pan American plane this after
noon for Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
ANGLERS MAKE
GOOD CATCHES
CASA MARINA GUESTS MUCH
INTERESTED IN FISHING
N LOCAL WATERS

Anglers Eh0 are e1safs a. tse
Casa Marina are meeting w1h
perfect success TINS season ana
their catches are q the lad tat
bring thrills 70 even ne seasanzl
seeker after pisczt0rial tkrils.
William O. Good ich. of Fox
PeiRt. M1lxzukee. Wlsc-. and ron.
=. o. GOs6rieh. q Dsyt0na Beach.
yesterday made one 81 the best
catches 81 the season
They were cut after big 0aez
and on their return % iand dls-
played five Of the finest amber-
jack talen IN Key West Ezters IN
many Moons The t0tal catch
weighed lss pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. IL L Khzu. -
Forrest Hills. Long Isl4nd. TuEney
Henley and No Steward Leon
ard formed another party Wh1ch
returned with an excellent assort-
ment Of choice fish
Thev tSOk : Number q bouIt0
and maekerel. several fine pei
mems Of kingfish an6 many pounds
Of barracuda
Paul Linz, q New Tsrk City,
who Is q winter resident. Uzs A.
80 \ fortunate angler yester1zy-
Mr. Linz. among = number Il
othe' fish. caught 3 Zz-poznd ball
dolphin which Is said % be TIE
largest taken N Key Wezt waters
N two yeEz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
WHALTON FAMILY
ARRIVES IN CITY
VISITING WITH Mr. WHAL-
TOMS PARENTS AT HOME
} on DIVISION STREET


Mrs. s. Floyd Wha,ton, daugh-
tels, Patty Lou and Betty Jean,
twins. Mildred and Yvonne, ar
rived over the highway yesterday
afternoon from Miami, as riding
guests of. B. d. Trevor.
Mrs. Whalton and children
have recently arrived in the Unit
ed States from Kingston, Jamaica,
where Mr.. Whalton has for the
past four years been field mana
ger for Pan American Anyways.
but has received instructions
transferring him to Miami.
They are guests of Mr.. Whal-
toms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Step
hen III. Whalton. and will remain
in Key West until Mr.. Whalton's
relief arrives in Kingston, when
he viii leave for Miami and there
be Joined by his family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
FERRY BOATS TO
LEAVE PENSACOLA
WITHIN few DAYS
NEW VESSELS BEING BOARD
ED UP IN PREPARATION
FOR TRIP TO KEY WEST; TO
BE TOWED HERE

Information was received at
the WPA headquarters today that
the two ferries recently purchas-
ed for service on the water gaps
in the highway are expected to
leave Pensacola within the next
few days.
A representative Of the Florida
ERA is at Pensacola supervising
the work of boarding up the fer
ries and otherwise making them
ready to he lowed to Key West.
When this work is completed and
other requirements are complied
with, the vessel will be taken in
tow and brought to the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
Ickes Hopes To Work Out
OSomething Definite Relative
Demonstration OF Bridges
ALL FAIL TO FIND
ERROR YESTERDAY

just a. the contest sdltsr
surmised, thu error an yes-
tsrday's Issue Of The Cikiz@n
vas discovered BY No sze-
IL was stated that the sr-
rOr was On the editorial page
and If not fosnd . tip ~osi1
be given 10 expedite tie 4is-
eOSery- The tip is that the
error may be found an enc If
the squibs IN the first eolamn
of the editorial page Fur
thermore. do not lock far q
misspelled word. because TIE
error 10 not a rnisspelled <ord.
But Now read over the
paragraphs again printed IN
January s Issue, and see Il
yoa can deteSt the miskak=-
It's there IN black and white
The reward 20 the saeeess-
fnl contestant Is q Gillette
New De Luxe Safety R4zor
Set with ten blue blades and
valued at $500.
If the error Is net found
and turned IN between 8 and
II o'clock tomorrow, the para
graph containing Il viii be
published for still further
eiucidation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
de- MOLAYS TO
MEET TONIGHT
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS
OF ORGANIZATION TO
BE INSTALLED

Newly-elected officers of Rob-
ert ]. Perry Chapter. Order of
DeMolay, will be installed at q
meeting to be held tonight at 8
o'clock in Scottish Rite Hall, cor
ner Eaton and Simonton streets.
DeMolays who will be indicted
into office tonight are as follows:
Jeff Knight, Jr.-Master Coun-
sellor.
Joe Richardson-Senior Coun-
sellor.
Howard Pinder-Junior Coun-
sellor.
Fernando Camus will act as in
stalling officer and it is expected
that there will be a large number
of Masons and Majority Mem
bers present as all have been in
vited to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07
Secretary O. hEzrisr
MAKES Stzfemenf les
terazy Ii E@ Per-
tzinsng 70 Pssler4

KEY We<sers ShauES ~
l1o = - 80
anent TIE OEerse2s Hzsn-
49, P--a~as ~ a. 49,
I1nae mere are % en-
WashSno~on a~am-7x ~
&oHA On Inc kt@8C1- A. =
said
O"s wy - -
WaS made yesteE43E ~ Al4ll4l ~
HzrolA L Iekes. seerelary e ~
;nrerior - - .sk~s 49,
-. -. =. r. ~
S-'e- ~ 80 -
that. and hoPe - Uork ED sss-ne-
tang definlre en- thar project BE-
eauSe ee-1asnIv 49, u~~a ~awe-
-
head q tne publlc N'orks alizn-ri
trzfion q - considened one e. IN
m0zt encsuraEsnE s-zrem@n1s uAlse
relative u brsd=es IN many
weeks.