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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-01
In Philippines
May Take Army Lessons
tBy Associated Press,

MANILA, P. l., Sept. Co
eds at the University of the Philip
pines will be given special train
ing under the national defense
program if plans of officials of
the school are carried out.
The Commonwealth department
of military science has been asked
by the university officials to draft
plans for training the girls, who
viii specialize in Red Cross and
relief work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-01
STEALS FOR FAMILY

LoGANSPoRT, Ind. = Frank
Tam. so, of this city, was SEN
fenced to two years in the state
prison for stealing q case of corn
beef hash from a grocery store
to feed a family of four small
children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-01

OUTSIDE, and they return 70 the up
per Keys and Miami"
Pertaining To Yachts
Several pages are devoted to
data covering yachts and expendi-
lures of owners during their stay
in port. Thousands of vessels of
this type visit Florida annually and
with an estimated average expen-
diture of only $50 per day for
each, it would amount to over
100000 per month or $780,
600 in three months. One Florida
newspaper in its issue of April 2,
states that one yacht, alone, ex-
pended 100000 during its stay OF
five months in Biscayne Bay, or
$500 daily"
A recapitulation Of the reports
of tie district engineers are a.so
given. In one it is recommend I'd
that no action be taken at this
time toward provision OF a CHAM
mel from Miami to Key West, 9TH
er than a channel seventeen deep
and 70 feet wide from Miami TO
Bahia HOnGa.
Further on, the story of the
! hurricane of September 2, 1885,
emphasizes in no uncertain terms
the advantages of the Intracoast-
al Waterway and the boon it would
prove to Key West. Since the de-
struetion of the railroad a great
deal of freight moves south to Key
West by motor boats and the adj
yantages of the completed inside
route from Bahia Honda for these
vessels is shown.
The last two paragraphs of the
critique are: '1n conclusion it is
stated $500, 900 will be loaned
by. the federal government for the
highly cOmmendable and meritor-
ioes purpose of purchasing and
modifying the Florida East Coast
j Railways unused bridges between
Lower Mateeumbe and Big Pine
Key. This, in order to make them
a part of the highway system and
aseilable to vehicular traffic,
private pleasure automobiles, COM
mercial trucks and buses.
Regarding Channel
"a very small percentage of
ike amount would provide a chan
mel of suitable dimensions through
the inside route from Bahia Hon.
da to Key West for the same pur-
pose viz: facilitating transporta-
ton, the movement of commerce,
fire .ght and passenger boats, barge
lines, equipment and yachts, house.
boats and other craft. Though
bridges could be destroyed in the
twinkiing of an eye and traffic
abruptly suspended indefinitely,
the channel would be prae-
tically indestructible and would be
available at all times for the safe
and expeditions transportation of
freight and passengers.
The critique is a product of
Key West. It's cover is of dec
GRATED blue. The back cover car
ries illustrations in white. One
of these displays the outside route
and shows stormy seas, lowering
clouds and small craft being
tossed about by the waves.
The lower illustration shows
small craft sailing peacefully
along, surrounded by serene wa
tiers. This is the Inside Route
As 1t Should Be-"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-01
LandOn Joins An Issue
In Buffalo Tax Speech
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-01
OF Intracoastal
WaterWayaRoute Explained In
Treatise Bearing On Matter

One of the most comprehensive,
instructive and informative trea-
tises on the IntracoastaI Water
way, inside route, from Bahia
Honda to Key West, was today re-
ceived by The Citizen.
1t consists of nine pages of
analytical information and a re-
production of a Coast and Geo.
detic Survey map from Bahia
Honda to Key West giving every
key or islet from the Gulf of
Mexico to Hawk Channel, with
outlines Of the existing made
quate intraeoastal waterway to
Key West, with marked depths of
water as recorded by a survey of
the entire area by the Coast and
Geodetic survey.
The first paragraph of the
treatise is: at is now possible for
small vessels to proceed through
the Intraeoastal Waterway from
Trenton, N. j., to Bahia Honda,
Fla, over 1900 miles, without GO
ing out into the ocean. Why not
provide the minor improvements
necessary to continue the route to
about 80 miles more to Key West,
Fla, the southernmost city in the
United States, its ultimate desti-
nation?"
Then follows a complete re-
sumo of ali assortment of facts
and figures which are a matter
of record and which have been
the subject of discussion and con-
troversies covering a period of
years. .zzs--
Date. Back To 1912
The story goes back to the
years prior to 1912 when the
Florida East Coast Railway was
in course of construction and the
necessity of the eompany's equip
ment being used to dredge chan
neIs in order to permit of the
transfer of its floating equip
ment.
Then follows a study of the con-
ditions of the waterway and pres
ent conditions which permit of
thousands of small pleasure
craft as well as commercial yes-
sells proceeding through the Intra-
coastal Waterway as far as Bahia
Honda"
But arriving there they are
forced to 60 out into Hawk Chan
mel to the south of the Florida
Keys, or they can go through the
Gulf of Mexico to the northyard
of the Keys to Key West. CAS-
the prevailing winds blow parallel
to the Keys in this vicinity, there
is usually no lee on either side.
Hence these exposed routes are
usually rough and uncomfortable
and most of the time actually
hazardous for small yachts and
other small craft which proceed
south from Miami, therefore they
will not, ordinarily make the trip
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-01
SELLS HIS WIFE

MANIFESTATIONS Gelizz of
this city was arrested for selling
his wife to a neighbor for $25.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-01
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Evening star., 1936-02-06

direct lending activities In the mort
gage field and shift more of the re-
sponsihility to local communities.
Decentralization Sought.
Under the new program control of
management and condemnation pro-
ceedings would be lodged with local
officials, the aim being to decentralize
activities.
Administration experts said the plan
would encourage private building In
that, for the first time, definite Fed
eral Government policy would be
established and private capital could
chart Its own course without any un-
certainty over administration plans.
Evening star., 1936-02-06
HOUSING EXPERTS
STUDY LOAN PLAN
Presidents Advisers Ponder
Financing of Community
Projects.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Housing advisers to President Roose-
welt today studied project embracing
a vast low-cost program which would
be financed by Federal funds lent to
communities at low interest rates.
1t was said the advisers would recon-
mend enabling legislation.
The plan involves a wide construc-
ton program, with interest rates as
low as / per cent on Federal loans
and housing facilities for as many as
l,000,000 low-income families.
New Policy Seen.
The new program was disclosed yes
terday, only a day after President
Roosevelt had taken inventory and
announced that as much as 81 ,000,-
100000 in authorized funds for the
Home Owners Loan c. }. could be
erased.
The move to cancel this author
ization was viewed in some quarters
as the first concrete indication that
the administration plans to limit its
Evening star., 1936-02-06

turnover in the Soviet Union, it was
announced yesterday.
A government decree said the tax
would be assessed on credit as we'll
as cash transactions, and it also
applies on sums involved In the char
tering Of foreign ships by Soviet or.
ganizations.
Under Soviet law all foreign firms
keeping a permanent representation
in this country must register and
submit their activities to government
regulations. This old law only now is
to be enforced.
Several American firms have been
Evening star., 1936-02-06
IL Inches Long,
One-P01.,,d Baby
Raises Lusty Cry
Blue.EyedMit Has Good
Chance to SurUiUe,
Say Physicians.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, February g.
Tiny Nancy Anne Vogt raised fairly
lusty cry yesterday, although she
weighs less than a loaf Of bread.
The blue-eyed mite, born Sunday
to Mrs. Anne Vogt, 38, a registered
nurse, weighed a pound, but has lost
an ounce Physicians said she had
an excellent chance to survive.
Doctors estimated the baby is IL
inches long, 312 inches across the
shoulders, and apparently normal
Tiny little fingers measure one-half
inch. The feet are inches long.
George U. Wood, hospital superin-
tendent, said the child was two months
premature. Swathed in cotton, she
is kept in an incubator and fed
hourly with a medicine dropper.
Evening star., 1936-02-06

Thus far the Presidents advisers
have fixed no definite amount Of
money to be made available for lend
ing over a long period Of years.
Rather. they have set as their initial
goal the housing Of q million families.
Evening star., 1936-02-06
SOVIET TO TAX FOREIGN
BUSINESS CONCERNS
Levy of One-Fourth Of l Per Cent
Will Be Made on Credit
as Well as Cash.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW. February 6-American
and other foreign concerns represented
here henceforth will be taxed one
fourth OF / per cent on all business
Evening star., 1936-02-06

registered here for some years under
an exception allowing temporary
negotiators" to do business. None
has yet signiied intention of regis
tering.
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Woman, 75, Plays Golf.

DALLAS, Tex, February 6 R.-
Mrs. L. L. Jester celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary yesterday by
shooting 10 holes of golf. Her score
was "about CO."
Her husband recently celebrated his
85th birthday anniversary.
Evening star., 1936-02-06

If you want the most astonishing
and quickest relief from sore throat,
you have ever experienced. just do
this:
Crush and dissolve three Bayer
Aspirin Tablets in Is glass of water
for use as a gargle.
Gargle your throat tlUice with this
medicated mixture, holding the
head well back to allow its going
deep into the throat.
That's ALL Relief will come almost
instantly. For the Bayer Aspirin
will act like a local anesthetic to
ease throat pains. And, at the same
time, will soothe and quiet irritation.
People by the tens of thousands
are combating sore throat this way.
Doctors endorse it. And scientists
acclaim it as perhaps the most
effective gargle yet discovered-for
ii provides a medication, and ii takes
medicine to combat a sore throat.
If you have cold with your sore
throat - take two Bayer Aspirin
tablets with a full glass of water at
the same time you gargle. When you
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Boys Clothing .

6.95
3-3.95 BOYS FLANNEL ROBES. Sizes
E and lO----------------- 2.95
s3o5 TOM SAWYER RUGBY SUITS.
Coat and short. Sizes 4, 5, 9 and 10. Broken
sizes and
1O-BOYS KNICKER SUITS. Coat and
pairs of knickers. Sports back. Brown
patterns. Sizes Ii, Is and l6----5.9J
6l295 BOYS KNICKER SUITS. Sports
back coat and pairs of knickers. Sizes
sl3.95 YOUNG MEMS 2.TROUSER
SUITS. Sports back. Brown patterns.
Sizes IS, 19 and 20 0-----7.9 .95
A6.o5. BOYS BLUE CHINCHILLA
OVERCOATS. Sizes 3 and 4. Be here
when the doors open, to be sure and get
the one you 30
2O-35O BOYS KNOCKERS (stout). Wool
tweeds. Broken sizes, 10 to 7---2.I9
A2.95 WOOL SKI PANTS. Maroon and
navy. Size only
4O-S1 BOYS 2-PC. PAJAMAS, made of
vat.dyed broadcloth. Fancy patterns. Sizes
8, 10, II and 18
ODDS AND ENDS TABLE, Belts, Caps,
Button.on Blouses and so on, all greatly
reduced to
SilVerWare man moor
Chromium Cream and Sugar Sets - CSC
1, only, S5 Silver.P Plated Relish
Dish -------- 2.S5
Sterling Silver Handle Cold Meat Forks
and Ladies, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 89c
1-695 Electric Clock. Friday only 3.95
Floor Coverings fourth floor
HIT.AND.MISS RAG RUGS, gay and
colorful patterns, size 24x4S, Friday, 29c;
size 27x54, Friday, 39c; size 36x72, Friday,
49c
VELVET ROOM.SIZED RUGS, 9x12
and 8.ft 3-in.x10.ft. 6.in. Good patterns,
taken from our regular stock and specially
priced on Friday
800 FLANNELETTE RUGS, size 27x54.
Very colorful-suitable to brighten up any
spot in the house. Special, Friday i 90
200 BRAIDED OVAL RUGS, size 22x44.
Extra heavy quality. Friday CSC
40 FIBER RUGS, size 6x9.ft. Heavy
quality, attractive patterns. Greatly re-
duced for Friday to--------.S.O 500
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Steeplechasing History.

Steeplechasing in America logan in
Canada, where English officers, quar-
tered at Montreal and Toronto, gave
meetings.
Evening star., 1936-02-06
SpOrtSWear

1855 Two-Piece Zephyr Knit Suits in
rust, brown and bright navy. II to 20. Be.
ginning Friday .45
4-3.95 Hand-Knit Slip.on Sweaters. Be.
ginning Friday .45
12-295 Slip-on Sweaters in light and dark
shades. Sizes "a. Beginning Friday, 9. .45
15-l.95 Slip-on Sweaters in dark and light
shades. Beginning Friday
S-7.95 One-Piece Jersey Sport Dresses in
natural, gray and colors. Beginning Fri.
day ---.------------ .45
PISS Velveveleur Blouses. Beginning
Friday y------------- S9c
Evening star., 1936-02-06

Mems Shoes 49,. main floor
so PRS. BOB SMART OXFORDS.
Sample Oxfords, that sell regularly for SIS
and $50: Sizes 6H, 7, and w, all c
widths. Black and Brown
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Foundations

$40 Foundation Garm
broken sizes ---
6-2.oS Foundations --
S3.29 Foundations ----
1885 Foundations
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Grab Bag Scramble Table

VALUES FROM 81 TO s.. Includes broken size
of DuofoId Drawers, Shirts, Fu-Dress Shirts, Dick
Powell Shirts . . all we're l9S. Also pairs Of LIS
B. V. D. Union 1Oc
Evening star., 1936-02-06
House Dresses

2.95 Printed and Plain Color W
Rayon Crepes, in street styles.
sizes from II to lS------
sos Corduroy and Crepe Street |
in broken sizes ii to 20 -------
3.95 Wool Dresses in broken siz
colors -
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Hosiery

Hosiery main floor
Full-Fashioned Chiffon Silk Hosiery, silk
from top to toe and with plated soles for
durability. In popular shades and sizes.
81 to l0H------ S9c
Girls Wear third floor
60-oSc Print Dresses, sizes 7 to I6 69c
$50 Yoke Style Panties of striped broad.
cloth, sizes 10 to IL -19c
3-l.95 Silk Skirts on bodices in pink, blue.
yellow. Size l6 ----- CO..
5-1.95 Silk Gowns, sizes II and 10 i go
S1.59 Silk Slips, sizes 10 and IL 81
e$I Broadcloth Blouses, sizes 10 and
10 S9C
SHOES =. second floor
58-S3 and $50 Misses Patent Leather and
White Kid Shoes-Buster Brown Pumps
and Straps. In broken sizes. Friday
1-S5 Black and Brown Kid Princess
Royal High.Heel Ties. Broken Sizes.
2.I9
93-6.95 Blue, brown and Black Kid or
Calf Princess Royal Shoes. Broken sizes
in variety of smart styles. High or low
Sewing Machines second floor
Clearance of floor samples and recondi.
toned machines. Electric or treadle mod
els. Friday, special and up
Radios fourth floor
Special for Friday only! Ten Console
Radios, including such standard makes as
Philco, Stewart Warner, Atwater Kent and
Earl. These were reconditioned radios
put in 6rst.class condition in our own shop.
Friday
Evening star., 1936-02-06

fyov have a cold. taks z BAYER
e ASPIRIN Tablsis and drink O full
gloss Of water. Repeat. IL Necessary.
according TO directions in poekoes.
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Curtains, Draperies

SECOI7u UOOE
CURTAIN LENGTHS, left from our
Fall business. Some slightly soiled, few
counter worn, but all are remarkable
values. Many are alike, so you can match
them. Priced in our regular stock from
1.39 to 395 pair. Friday, length 27c
CURTAIN & DRAPERY REMNANTS,
in useful lengths. All kinds of curtain and
drapery materials. Plain or figured fabrics
in marquisettes, nets, easements, rayons,
velours. damasks and others. Friday,
so. IN. UPHOLSTERY TAPESTRY
REMNANTS. One to 4.yd lengths, suit.
able for dining room chair sets, overstuffed
chairs, ottomans and similar uses. Good
patterns and colors. Friday, the yard, 8$Sc
TAILORED SASH CURTAINS in
large variety of dainty, >better.grade ma.
terials. Only 200 pairs at this price,
l8c pr.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Secretary Of Commerce
And Mrs. Daniel. C. Roper
Entertaining Relatives
South African Minister and Mrs Close
Hosts at Dinner Other Official
News of Interest.

Secretary Commerce Daniel c. Roper have
with them for time their and daughter-in-law.
John W. Roper, and their 2yearod
have California where Lieut. comdr Roper
aide Admiral Hepburn commander of the Pacific Fleet
David Coker Of South Carolina daughter Of the Sec
retary Roper Washington December 10
for visit with her parents
The South African Minister and entertained at
evening legation when their guests the
Canadian Minister and Lady Marler Admiral and Mrs Joseph
Strauss Admiral Mrs Mark Bristol the commercial
selor Embassy Chalkley Assistant
Secretary assistant naval
attache the British Embassy Comdr p Mark Wardlaw
the secretary of the Legation the
Robert Webster Mrs Ralph Wohington and Miss Villa Magee
Minister Dominican Republic Mr. H. F.
Washington and with his family
ing suite at the Wardman Park Hotel
The naval attache of the Embassy Sable
guests end Zogbaum U. N
Mrs Capt and Mrs Sable will entertain at
party afternoon in honor of their guests.
COL and Mrs A Cooper dinner guests
Thanksgiving Mrs Raymond Carter and their daugh
ter Frances Holloran all of Wash
ngon their David Cooper and Quentin Cooper and
Arthur Smon and Robert Cagney
the MiIard Preparatory School in Washington
Col and Mrs. Joseph Maj. Burrt H.
inman guests of Col ROLAND Case u A. and
the Aberdeen Proving Grounds Nd They will attend
the Army and Navy game together today
COL and Mrs F. Kahle visiting Mrs. Kahes
parents Admiral Mrs George r. Clark at the Shore
those going to Philadelphia for the ArmyNavy
game today.
Col Mrs. entertained at dinner
teday at the Little Tea House Their guests included Col and
Mr. and Mrs George Bradson Mrs Joe
Bradson and Mr. Kimberley Bradson
Mai Charles H Bramrnell u s. A., and Brammel of
Martinique for few days while in the
East for the Army and Navy foot ball game.
McReynolds Capt I. McReynolds, retired
Washington the Peace Conference in Buenos
Aires will the Martinique for the Winter.
Capt and Mrs c. A. Jones London Conn, with their
daughter occupying suite at the Wardman Park Hote
during a short visit here.
the United States Board of Tax Appeals
their home at the Wardman Park Hotel
holiday by their Mr. S. B. HILL jr
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Nine. FOtich Holds
AT Home" at the
Yueoslav Legation

THE Yusoslav Legation was the
scene yesterday afternoon of de-
lishtful informality when Nine.
Fotitch. attractive wife of the Minister
of Yugoslavia, was "at home" Pre-
siding At the tea table, which was laid
in the dining room, was Nine. Ashton,
wife Of M. Ashton, an importer from
Yugoslavia, who Is now living in WASH
ington, after years in London.
Assisted by DR.. Petrovic. secretary
of the Legation, Nine. Fotitch received
her numerous guests, including the
departing secretary Of the Legation. DR..
Ivan FRANCES, and his fiancee, Miss
Justine Corby. who was in black
velvet with two jade green paraquets
on her beret. accompanied by her
sister, Miss Eleanor Corby; Mrs. Sol
Bloom and her daughter. Miss Vera
Bloom, and Miss Sybilla Skidelsky In
q smart black Cossack hat
Arriving later. were the counselor
of the Rumanian Legation and his
wife, Nine. Boncesco. conversing with
the Marchioness Of SAINT 'Orsola, and
nearby petite Nine. zculnksr Of the
Egyptian Legation. exchanging greet
ings with his excellency, the Turkish
Ambassador. Mr.. Mehmet Munir Erie
gun, who was accompanied by the
secretary of Embassy, Mr.. Ibrahim
Seyfullah.
Capt. and Nine. Sable of the French
Embassy were present, also vivacious
Sonora de 0arduno Of the Mexican
Embassy. Nine. Fotitch plans to have
several more Of these informal after.
Moons at home, to which she will issue
invitations shortly.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Social Calendar Marked With Festivities Capital and
By the Way
Beth Blaine

CERTAINLY again.
though to be nothing than glimpse
determined persuade
hang .
afternoon gaze
Georgetown
NTH trepacs It, especially a cold
of inviting (tor beauty
table cocktail
fashioned slashou0h 1t that
someuhreU
hair rolled
head dressed becoming
wearing with Coming
the
Embassy
with
Berkshes apparently while
little daughter Charlotte lived
The Victor Maues British Embassy there MaHet
outr than euerthe
also Ralph HM Suydam. pleasant party
Without crowd, supoke and hecticness.
SMALL informal
mpropu archaeological exhibition Fahim Kouchak
York who
collectors the
principal Religions
Among guests a Das
a pery archeooon a During
conversation remarked that he wshed again
anything
Yhieh KouchakH had
KouchakT srningy that this
dashed out OF Immediately
Interesting
insisting Kouchakt will
visit glimpse his other
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Miss Reynolds Makes Bow
Surgeon Gen. and Mrs. Reynolds Present
Daughter at Tea Yesterday.

Of the debutante. also received with
her.
Assisting Miss Reynolds were Miss
Alice Noel Tuckerman, Miss Henrietta
Talbot, Miss Bette Hartz, Miss Gloria
orosvenor. Miss Martha TAlley, Miss
Mary Crane. Miss Suzanne Happier
and Miss Mary Senate Howes.
The tea table had . centerpiece Of
yellow roses and was lighted with tall
yellow candles. Nrs. Reynolds had
assisting her Mrs. NAlin Crais, Mrs.
Merritt W. Ireland, Mrs. w. h. 6picer
of Boston, sister Of the hostess; Mrs.
Inward Croft, Miss Anna Hays and
Mrs Eleanor Hayes Of Carlisle, Pa:
Mrs. William Gerry Morgan, Mrs. Al
bert Dabney, Mira. william Cline
Berdon, Mrs. Francis Winter, Mrs.
Albert Kenner, Mrs. Felix Stump,
Mrs. Thompson Montgomery. Mrs. o.
.. Hardison and Mrs. Royal Ray
noids, u.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Mr.. Mackenzie Fetes
Mr.. Cecil McLendon

Mr.. Alan Mackenzie will entertain
a small group at cocktails in his studio
at 2007 ! street northwest this evening
in honor of Mr.. Cecil McLendon,
young washington artist, whose first
exhibit here is hung for three days
in the studio of Miss villa Semple,
pianist, also at 2007 street.
MIR. McLendon's exhibit is open this
afternoon from 3 to o'clock and will
continue at the same hours tomorrow
and Monday. He Is showing several
portraits In oils. one of which Is q re-
Gently completed portrait Of Miss Sem
pie. Also. there will be q number Of
water colors, mostly subjects done in
and about Selby-on-the-Bay. near
Annapolis.