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La gaceta., 1936-08-05

La policia detuvo aver a mas
de geo fascistas y simpaGEade-
res de los rebeldes.
Ha sido dejado cesante per e!
gobierno de Madrid ell consul en-
Gibraltar, don Antonio Cano-
vas, que no cumplia con su de-
Der.
Asegura ell gobierno que Ora
NADIA. Zaragoza, Cordoba, OWE
do y Sevilla caeran de un mo-
mento a otro; que no Sc ha que
rido forzar la ofensiya para evil
ar un mayor d-erEamamieRto de
sangre.
I'm despachO del Quartet gene
raj fascista EN- Burgos, dirigidO
a TetuansS die: "Se nos esta a.
eabando ell material de guerra;
no tenemos otra soluci6n sine e.
vitar diariamente nueSEra cri-
tica situaci6n y tratar de avan-
Ear rapidamente sobre Madrid,
rompieAdo la cadena de hero
de las sierras y capturar la ca
pital por acci6n cooperative. ST
capauramos a Madrid, tendre-
mos a toda Espaha en- nuestras
manos. 81 no tenemos exito en-
ell plan, seremos destruidos".
Telegrafian de Gibraltar que
dos hidroplanos ipgl&ses fueron
bcmbardeados hoy por los bar
COS del gObierno sspanol, que les
confundieron con aeroplanos de
los rebeldes. Los aparatos Sc d.
rigian a Inglaterra y recibieron
ell fuego al pasar por ell estre-
chO.
Afortunadamerte los proyec-
tiles ne hicieron blanso en- los a.
viones.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05

Llegaron a Ceuta dos buqucs
de guerra de la Alemania "nazl'
de la Alemania que ha perdido
la cabeza, NAL orientada, y qule-
re provocar una nueva hecatom-
be en- la vieja Europa.
Desembarcaron los corlteoS
de Hitler y saludaron al mata-
rife Francisco Franco, jefe DE
los fascistas espanoles, congra-
tulandole.
Los opresores del pueblo ale
man felicitaron al que anhela
convertirse en- verdugO del pue-
bio espahol.
Miserable, traidor y reaccio-
mario, Franco busca la interven
ci6n de Alemania e Italia a ST.
favor, quizas ansioso de desen-
cadenar otra guerra terrible.
Fascismo significa inmundi-
cia ,rastreria, tortura, crimen,
en- esta bora de prueba para Ia
civilization y la humanidad.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05

Franco di6 al mundo la noti-
cha de su bajeza, por medic dc
las estaciones de radio que do
nina: "Han desembarcado los
oficiales de dos buques alema-
mes v me han felicitado como je-
fe de la insurrecci6n; nos aca-
ban de llegar de italia nueve ae-
roplanos de bombardeo'.
Vii entre los viles ,anuncia
que ba pedido la intervention
extranjera en- ell pals que tuvC
la desgracia de verle nacer.
lie ha hecho prOmesas, trai-
dor entire los traidOres, a Mus
solini ell demente y a Hitler Ell
imbecil.
La Espana que pele6 contra
la invasion napole6nlca Sc agru-
pa a la sombra de la bandera de
la Repdblica y combatira por su
Iiber,ad.
Nj Hi Ter nj Mussolini podran
impedir que los facciosos sean
castigados. Nj siquiera podran
impedirIo desencadenando otra
guerra mundial.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
ELTiEMPo

Nublados y lluvias ocasiona-
les. Vientos moderados del'este.
La temperature maxima aver
fue de 80 grades y la minima de
.73.
Aver pOr Ia nrde la lluvia cal
da subi6 q Os pulgadas-
La gaceta., 1936-08-05

Estados Unidos no ira a una
nueva guerra-dicen los pacifis
tas.
No debe ir Estados Unidos q
una guerra, como fuera a la an
terror, a la que comenzara en-
1914, para defender a mercachi
files y Expenditures, con ell pre-
texto de la democracia.
Pero Estados UnidOs tendra
que ir a otra guerra, en- defensa
propia, en- defensa de sus insti-
t~uciones y de la Republica, 81 en-
Europa las naciones democrat
cas- Sc unen para combatir ell
tascismo, enemigo de la JUST :
ella, de la humanidad y hasta de
dos.
| Cuando Alemania, Italia, ia
pom, Hungria y algunos peril
Hos ralderos" Sc unan en- guerra
social para imponer ell fascis :
no, sonando con la destruction
totalitaria de Espana, FranciaJ
Inglatersa, ChecoeslOvaquia y
Russia, Estados Unidos no podra
cruzarse de brazos, tendra que
unirse a las legiones de la liber-
tad y del derecho del hombre a
pensar Y vivir decentemente.
La pr6xima guerra ST sera en-
defensa de la democracia, no la
que Wilson declarara a las po-
cas- semanas de haber promesidH
al electorado que la naci6n sc
mantendria neutral.
En- la pr6xima guerra, las ma
clones "acarneradas," las EN- :
5rutecidas por la ciega Obedien-
cia y Ell terror, llevaran como di
visa aplastar primero a las de-
mocracias de Europa y despu@s
a las de America.
Uncle Sam vera ell peligro a
Tempo y pedira en- la contienda
ell lugar que lie pertenece.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05

Mientras los hombres y mu-
jeres del pueblo Sc arman para
defender a la RepGblica y la
democracia, los militarotes Sc
mi-barbaros, los senoritingos y
al amos clerigOs-que intima-
mente maldicen a CristO-piden
la in .ervenci6n de italia y Ale
mania en- los problemas de la
Espaha her6ica, republican, y
liberal.
Los que a ST mismos Sc llaman
espaholes de la "c1spide", los a.
ris 6cratas, los de sangre azul y
otras eosas, no quieren inclinar-
Sc ante la justicia que ell pueblo
demanda, justicia a q. Sc lie de-
be por siglos de humillaciOnes
sin cuentO.
Y frente a los arrogantes que
no tienen mas Dios que sus vi
clos y ambiciones, frente a los
traidores que a Espaha quieren
darle aceite de ricino y jornales
de a peseta, Sc arma ell pueblo.
Corren a las trincheras los MI
nos de IL amos y quieren hacer-
Sc matar por la causa de sus a
brelos, padres y hermanos, con
la esperanto de salir para siem-
pre- de las garras de los "inqui-
sidores'; corren hacia los sec
torres de n libertad las mujeres
que empiezan a vivir, las de l6 a
90 amos, y ofrecen sus vidas por
Ia Repdblica y la demOcracia
corren a las triAcheras los vie
jitos, re:ordando los p%untapies,
la tor.ura eel hambre, los grille
ties, la innoble tirania de los a
ris 6cratas y la gentualla de uni
forme; corren las ancianas pa
ra unirse con sus hijos frente al
peligro de merte, y ansiandO
que Espaha sea para tOdOs ma
|re earihOsa, no madrastra pa
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
HARDEE DUO ANTE Ell Co
BERNADOR QUE HARLAN
REABIERTO LAS CASAS DE
JUEGO LINCOLN CLUB Y
CAFE OLYMPIA
Ordena ell gobernador al she
riff cue sc investiguen las con-
dicIOnes existentes en- los lu-
cares denunciadOs

Tallahassee, Ag0Sto 5-Lue
go de DIR cargoS hechos por ell
exfiscal del condado, c. J..
Hardee, ell gobernador dispuso
anoche que sean investigates
$ condolences del juego pro
hibido en- ell condado de Hills
borough. Hardee lie dijo al go
| ernador que ell numero de ca.
sas de jusgo ha aumentado
desde Que Ell fuera destltuido,
Para sustsnciar sus cargoS
ell exfiscal present6 declaracio
es juradas.
Hardee mencion6 ante ell go
bernador que han reabierto
sus puertas ell Lincoln Club, EN-
la avenida del mismo nombHe.
y ell Cafe OLYMPIA, de la Gale
Le Tampa y CaSs, EN- ell distri-
20 comercial.
Luego de escuchar las pala-
bras del e~xfiscal, ell goberna-
dor llamo a un secretario y lie
dicto este telegrama:
Sheriff Mcleod,
"Condado de Hillsborough.
"Se me han presentado de-
claraciones juradas al efecto
de que Sc juega en- Tampa en-
los lugares conocidos como Lin
coin Club y Cafe OLYMPIA. Sc
lie ordena haga una Immediate
Investigation y tome la acci6n
que considere necesaria para
ell cumplimiento de la ley"
Hardee Ofreci6 un telegra =
ma, firmado pOr j. M. Marvin,
asegurandOle que ell viernes
por la noche sc jug6 en- ell Lin
coin Club y que hace una Sc
mana Sc jugaba en- ell OLYMPIA.
Este Marvin dice que en- ell
Lincoln cOmpr6 billetes de To-
terra y nGmeros de bolita; que
ALI hay nueve diferentes me-
sas de juego y que jugaban
personals de todas las edades,
incluyendo muchachOs y mu-
chachas,
Ell exfiscal present6 mas dc
200 telegramas y cartas reco
mendadO su labor como funcio-
mario del condado.
Ante ell gobernador, Rex
Farrior, fiscal del estado, in
terrog6 a Hardee:
-ILe visitaba a listed rega
larmente ell Sr. Charlie Wall?
-IRegularmente? - inte-
rrog6 Hardee.
-Quiero decir que 81 estu-
vo a v~isitarle.
-Sf, estuvO a verne cuando
la causa de la election. FL apo
,yaba a Mckay y guerra yer
perseguidos a todos los de la
otra parte. No quise compla-
%cerle.
1.-Two listed alguna con-
versaci6n con a propietario
del cafe eel Dorado" acerca
del juego, en- 1885?
70 no liable con nadie "a
cerca del juego. Yo veo desde
aqui, en- n pasillo, a Charlie
wall y Gonzalo ZarSte. Ellos
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
BENNY LEONARD Hf
UNA VISTA A YBOR CITY

Hizo anoche una vista a Y
Dor City, acompanado de varias
personals, ell excampe6n de bo-
xeA Benny Leonard, que mana
ma Actuara de arbitro en- Ben
jamin Field.
Nuestro companero Miguel
Lorente blatic6 con Leonard.
Chino Alvarez ~acompahaba
entire olras personals, al que un
tempo fuera "as" de las 1876 IL
bras. A
La gaceta., 1936-08-05

La "Posada de la Sangre", don
lie viviera Miguel de Cervantes
ha sidO destruida por Ell fuegd
de la ar,illeria.
Una "reliquia" que Sc pierde :
pero es preferable q. Sc pierdan
todas las posadas, ca edraleY
conventos y palacios a que 4
pueblo espahol pierda su liber
tad y sea enganchadO al carrS
del fascismo o ell naziSHg.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05

IContinuara ell gobierno del
Frente Popular frances en- So
&C itud de indiferencia, cuandO
Alemania envia buques de que
ira a entorpecer ell bombardeo
de las posiciones de los rebeldes
e Italia manda aeroplanos Y pi-
lotos fascistas en- contra de la
RepGblica e~spahola?
FL Frente Popular frances,
no obstante las amenazas de la
Cruz de FuegO y del renegade
Doriot, no tiene alberto otro ca
mino que ell de ayudar a la Es4
paAa agredida por ell fascismO y
la reaction.
La derrota del Frente Popu :
lar en- la peninsula iberica daria
vida a un nuevo enemigo do
Francia: ell Estado fascista es =
panol.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
AIemania y los traidores espanoles. = Por la
Democracia y la Humankind. EstadOs Uni
dos y la Guerra Futura. = Destruida la
"Posada de la Sangre."

ra los humildes y vaca lechera
para los poderosos.
Ell pueblo esta en- Marcia y
dificil sera que puedan conte-
merle los barcos de Hitler, los
aeroplanos de Mussolini y la IT,
bieza de los dem6cratas IMAM
$685."
La gaceta., 1936-08-05

de enerO. Los librOs tambisn
revelan que tres arrestos Sc
han hecho en- 81 Cafe OLYMPIA
durante el mismO periodic de
tempo.
mo revelSn los librss que
Sc hayan hecho esfuerzos para
perseguir eaOs casOS.
"Aunque no Sc encontr6 jue
go en- los lugares menciOnadOs
en- Su telegrama los diputadOs
anOche detuvieron a Is perso-
mas pOr juegO pSOhibidO. Des-
de que yO soy sheriff Sc Ian
hechO 500 arreStOs pOr viola
ci6n de las leyes del juegO. Du
ranO Ell mes de julio montarOn
a 1853 los arrestOs pOr jusgO
prohibido.
"Aunque nose enCOntH6 evi
dencia de juegO en- los lugares
pOr listed menciOnAdO, me di-
cen que los PperAdOres de esOs
RitiOs pueden ser perseguidqa
en- las condolences menciOn
daS en- las decIaraciones ialv6-
dH',
trO de ~ ~
lie los tribunAiesl
"Apreciars me eiss
diatamenteN coPias de las
claraciOnes jd 70 con Ia ID
tidad dee los fir Rantes. Los
latOs aqui llesSN z aSesp
que las declaraci es fUe
jurSdas pOr personal Iue o
tan su identidad, 10 qt e<eld@
20 tOda acci6n OficiaFV Aesta
que lOs nombres dc los qus
sos sean divuIsadOS.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
.MANDo ELS SHERIFF Nc
LEoDSUN DE
CONVERSATION AAL Co
BERNDoR sHoLTZ

Epla mahana de hoy, elShe
riA de este cOndadO, Sr. Nc
LeOd, msnd6 un telegrama al
gobernador ShoItz, redsctado
en- estos tSrminoss
"HOn. D! id Shdtz,
GobernAs + de Florida,
.Ta4lahas BE, Fla.
"En respuestA a 81 telegr@
ma de agosto cuatros lie infOr-
mo que mandG di IutadOs al
lincoln Club y Cafe OLYMPIA
y no Sc encontr6 evidencia de
juego. Los librOs de Ia cGrcel
rsvelan que sc han hechO arrss
tOs en- Ell Lincoln Club, en- Gin
lSO1RrssiepeS deSde 81 primerO
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
DEFUNCIONl

Falleci6 aver en- I'm hos.
local ell j6ven Luis Miguel, I
amos. lie sobreviven sus pal
egposOs Enrique Nigel, dos
manos, cuatro hernAnas }
tiOI HerminiO Miguel ts7
W limo de Tampa;
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

Press:Fe has risen over eastern
districts, Norfolk, Va, 1925 inch
es, and another high pressure area
is moving in over the northern
Rockies and Plains States, Willis
ton, N. d., 1925 .nc..es; while d
distur:.arce is central over Colo
RADIO, Pueblo, 2y.54 inches, and
pressure is low northeastward in
to the Lake region, and southwark
to the Rio Grande Valley. Pre-
cipitat. on has been general since
yesterday morning from the Rocky
Mountain States eastward ever the
northern Plains States to the Lake
Superior region, with snow in Mon
tana, Wyoming ad portions of the
Dakotas. There have also been
light showers in southern Cali
fornia and southeastern Florida.
Colder weather has overspread the
northern Rockies and northern
Plains States, Williston, N. D., re-
porting a minimum temperature
of 20 degrees this morning; while
readings are above normal from
Texas northeastgard over the
Lake region and Ohio Valley.
{. 81 g .Stf.sS. KENNEDY,
Official i'm Charge
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HOW MUCH TODAY?

How much will you spend for taxes
today?
Perhaps you will answer Nothing,
there are no taxes due"-but you're
wrong.
Taxes are due every day-and you
pay them every day.
For example, if you buy pair of SIS
shoes, you pay about a dollar in taxes
taxes temporarily paid for you by manu-
facturer, distributor and retailer, and then
collected by adding to the price of the
product
If you buy 35 cents worth of meat,
you pay at least six cents in taxes. If you
use two gallons of gasoline, you pay ten
or twelve cents in taxes. So it goes with
everything you buy or do-from your
morning coffee to the movie show you at
tend this evening.
Nothing escapes taxation. And most
taxes are indirect-that is, they are part
of commodity and service costs. Direct
taxes such as taxes on income, property,
etc.-constitute the smaller part of the to-
tai tax burden.
So-how much will you spend for
taxes today?
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9TH 8 p. m, Wednesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday,
possibly al occasional light show
er; gentle to moderateS easterly
winds. J
FloriGa: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday, possibly an Occa-
sional light shower near east-cen-
trail and extreme south portion;
slightly warmer in north sportion
tonight.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits i:
Moderate easterlya sInds !. fa6tN
overcast weather ton ght and WedI
nesday, possibly 4 few1 ,scaHsraq
showers over south portion. slz =
East Gulf: Moderate easterly
winds; partly overcast weather
tonight and Wednesday, scatter
ed showers over south portion.
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Today In History

1774-Continental Congress or
dered that the Colonies .'Discon-
tinue and discourage all horse rae
ing and all kinds of gaming, cock
fighting, exhibition of shows, anu
other expensive diversions and en-
tertainments."
191s-Birth of the Bah, founder
of Bahaism, in Persia-shOt in
1850.
1888 - Baltimore Polytechnll
Institute, country's first vocation
al school, established.
1917-President Wilson pro-
claimed day of prayer for success
in war.
1926-(10 years ago) Died
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL. always seek the truth and print il
without tear and without favor; never be
always fight for progress; never be the or
gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique,
faction or class; always do its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue;
commend good done by individual or organ
ization; tolerant of others rights, views and
opinions; print only news that will elevate
and not contamirate the reader; never cona-
promise with principle.
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Today'S Horoscope

Today seems . EnGlcE1e a 49,
mind with considerable $500 -
tuition. but with \ pecELzr G1sFs@-
ton. and possibly an zWEwz-&z@
of bear NJ Sine - czl1zr11e .
practical trend o. mll6 - gEsE-
come what may he . cerEzEn lzck
of executive ability. 81 Al 49,
" 10 select prefer merho2s 20 q
the work.
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Dunavent. Kansas. is a town that no

Dunavent, Kansas, is a town that no
longer exists. 1t was built on a railroad
which later failed the Literary Digest
says. And when the railroad went, the
town went with it. Today it is almost de-
serted, the buildings crumbling; all that
remains of the local bank is a safe, used
as chicken coop. Here in Key West we
are awaiting the prosperity this community
enjoyed before the railroad came in 1912.
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OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

Florida this month begins tenn
porary program of assistance to 5000
needy men and women seventy years of
age or over Federal funds amounting to
half of the total cost of this program are
being granted to Florida by provisions of
the National Social Security Act.
Because the situation in Florida was
regarded as an "emergency" the Social
Security Board allowed this State to start
a temporary old age assistance program
with the counties supplying funds to match
Federal allotments, instead of the State.
After July l. 1887, the State must appro-
pirate funds to match Federal grants if it
is to continue an old age assistance pro-
gram
1t is estimated that there are in Flor
sixty-five years of age or more who are
without means of support. This estimate
means that one out of every four aged
people in the State is without means of
self-support, and has no relatives or
friends who can help him. To provide for
ernments have been hard pressed during
the last few years.
One of the titles of the National SO
cial Security Act contains provisions which
will enable this State to take advantages OF
Federal grants for assistance to aged
needy persons. According to the provi-
sions of the Act, the Federal government
will match State funds expended for care
of impoverished persons who are sixty-five
or over, providing that such allowances do
not exceed $50 month, and are given on
a uniform basis to every needy aged per-
son in the State.
If Florida participates in this title of
the Security Act it will mean that nearly
$1,44O,OOO of Federal money will be given
to the State every year for aid to the aged.
A like amount will be spent by the State.
Before Florida can participate in this
Act, however, it is necessary that an
amendment be added to the Constitution
of the State, allowing the State to appro-
pirate money for the purposes of public
assistance. At present. the State is not
authorized by the Constitution to make
such appropriations.
Realizing that unless the Constitution
was amended, Florida would lose not only
the million and half dollars of Federal
funds for old age assistance, but nearly an
additional million dollars which will be
given for Mothers Aid and Aid to the
Blind under two other titles of the Security
Act, the legislature last year passed
resolution for a constitutional amendment.
This amendment will be offered to voters
of the State at the general election next
month.
This amendment enables the State to
appropriate funds for the purpose of pub
lie assistance, providing that such assist
ance is given only to people who have been
residents of the State for specified period
of time.
According to the program which has
been worked out payments to Florida's'
$4,000 aged citizens will be made on
monthly basis. The amount of the pay
ments will be determined according TO M
dividual need, and the minimum allowance
will be SIS monthly, while the maximum
will be $50.
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News received from Havana to-
day indicate that the hurricane
which swept Cuba yesterday left
about rs dead in its wake and
property damage to the extent of
about $3O,OO0,0O0. '>ri7 $50 f'
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In the eternal triangle between the
king, Mrs Simpson and Mr. Simpson, it
wouldn't be cricket for the latter to in
woke the unwritten law when the sanctity
of home is invaded
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Life is not so easy and there is no al
particularly in politics, issues must be
weighed in the balance-and the lesser of
two evils chosen
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Man is the only being, in the whole
series, from the reptile, from which ac-
cording to Darwin he has been evolved,
who goes mad, gets drunk, or shakes his
sides with laughter
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Unemployment relief can be justified
as an emergency measure; so can farm re-
lief. But, when the need disappears the
subsidy should also go.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

The average sixteen year old son
knows more about his father than the ia
Their knows about the boy, and that is not
to the fathers credit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

Now is the time when all good poll
ticians try to be ingenious rather than con-
vincng
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

An exchange remarks that a model
wife is one who loves and respects her hus-
band, although she feels that she might
have done better
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

The rising prices of stocks should not
tempt the man who lost his teeth trying to
hold on a few years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

Toney Arthur and Mss Edna
Mackey were married last night
8 O'Clock. Following the wedding
it was announced that a reception
will be held 8 o'clock this eve
ming at $40 Francis street. All
friends of the bride and groom
are invited to be present. i
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The difference between bankers and
farmers is that they have different ideas
in regard to SURPRISES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

l932-GOr- Ro0seEsL c.
paigning TO- the PreSldency- dr.
ed Republican employer w-h
spreading the gospel Ct fezr-
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ing made to get in communication
with her.
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Eugene Y Diets S0rizEzt asEs-
cate, aged 70
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WEATHER FORECAST

BAROMETER B a. NJ. today
Sea level. 1885.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

quality without chzrEing y01
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

1t has been decided by the Ro-
tary Club of Key West to have a
weekly publication, giving details
of the various activities of the or
ganization. Ira j. Moon has been
selected as the editor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

1926-(10 years agOl Died
Evening star., 1936-03-01
METAL SALES UP
AS PRICES MOUNT
Lead and Zinz Markets Active
After Advances-Copper
in Fair Demand.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 2s.-Price
advances stimulated more active de-
mand in number of non-ferrous
metals during the week.
The successive boosts in the price
Of lead carried quotations up 50 per
ton for the week. Demand was gen.
eral from practically all consuming
sources and because it exceeded smelt-
ers' daily ore intake, a waiting list
Of buyers was expected to be carried
over the week end. ..
Purchases were mostly for March
requirements, but some business was
placed for April delivery when books
were opened for this position late in
the week.
Active covering prior to 81 per
ton mark-up in zinc prices on Tues
day accounted for the bulk of the
business in this market. The advance,
the first price change since November,
had been made possible by firmness
at London in the preceding week.
A midweek rise Of l cent per pound
in tin, followed by a partial decline,
reflected wide fluctuations at London,
where scarcity of spot metal was re-
ported.
Copper was in fair demand. but
there was no change in the domestic
price, situation. with metal supplied
by producers still quoting at ~ cents
for electrolytic, although others main
tained 4 A-cent premium over this
basis.