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The Washington times., 1937-11-06
Pitt 2-1 Choice Over N0tre Dame
In Nation s StundOut Grid Game
GrudgeClash
Carded For
South Bend
RECORD CROWD
BY HARRY COSTELLO

Huge sums of money have beer
wagere., on today's Pittsburgh
Notre Dame football game, most
of it in New York, Pittsburgh, Chi
cago and Detroit, at odds of 2 to ]
favoring Pitt, we are reliably in
formed.
Among the factors which have
forced the odds quoted are these;
Cd Notre Dame gave too
much of its fire and verve last
weekend in defeating Mime
sofa to have very much left for
Pitt today.
(2) Notre Dame, despite its
win over the Gophers, is not the
team Pitt is. The Irish" were
tied by Illinois and encountered
all sorts of difficulty winning
over Navy, a team which does
not figure near the top in East
ern football. Notre Dame fell
before Carnegie.
PRIMED FOR GO
90 Pitt is "primed" for this
Notre Dame game. It's the
final of the series between the
two, and Pitt is losing no love
for the Irish. Notre Dame
dropped Pitt, and, according to
those in on the know" fear
that Notre Danes neighbors-
members Of the Big Ten-will
do the same thing reputedly
is the main reason why the
Panthers recently made the
vague announcement of a new"
athletic policy.
"a Notre Dame is jaded,
after several hard games in a
row.
Several big bettors, personally
known to us, have "shoveled il
in" on Notre Dame. All of then
firmly are convinced the Irish
once again will turn in a surpriS
ing game, that Elmer Layden''
boys will again offer an inspira
tional battle; that Notre Dame
will again fight its heart out tt
win. They point out that vol
cannot laugh off Notre Danes
feat Of winning over Minnesota
a feat superior to any accom-
pliShed by Pitt this season.
Word from South Bend, received
here this morning, indicates q
crowd of $1,000 to $4,000, capacity
for Notre Danes stadium.
BOTH TOP PLAID
Pitt and N. D. have met only
one common foe, Carnegie. The
PantherS won over the Plaid;
Notre Dame lost. Pitts only hesi
tant performance of the year tc
date was against Fordham, when
the Seven Blocks of Granite
stopped Pitt, and Fordham held
the Panther to a scoreless tie.
According to Pat Robinson
those big-heated Iads-the Broad
way bookies-are either way out
of line in some of the odds they
are quoting on some of today's
games or they know more than
the rest of us. AS stated, they
are offering 2 to / and 9 to 5 on
Pitt to win over Notre Dame.
The Broadway bookies have es
tablished Lafayette as an 8-to-5
shot to win over Rutgers. OF
course, Lafayette still is unbeaten
united and even unscored on, but
even so, Rutgers at those odds
CONTINUED on Page IL, Col. s.
The Washington times., 1937-11-06

lose tie according my 100 per infabe rating sys-
tenn which always stands up until the final whistle blows
Kent VS. Finday, at Lake Forest simply kent Findlay
Ada Bacone Ada Ada nice girl should bring
home the rind. (He should be shot for that one)
They're Got to Win Their Home Games
Tahequah Edmond Teachers Tahlequah The latter
real place with real college, believe or not and never
schedules any games at home it ism t sure of winning
Junata Moravan Huntingdon Last Moravan won
by % to and expects to compound the felony this
Kutztown Trenton at Kutztown Kuztown itself ism t
much than atom but flea has been known
elephant to death One against Trenton and three cheers
for Kutztown
Chadron Gunnson Chadron They didn't play last year
that IN public and their rehearsas this it looks like dog
fight But II pick Gunnson the theory that rather be
right than president with hope of being either.
Millersvie Shippensburg Mlersvile hate to 90
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
GAME NEEDED

Due to a cancellation the Ia
koma Firemen find themselves
without a football opponent for
tomorrow. Any 150-pound team
wanting a game should call Ran
dolph 1883.
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN

Kosko (O), Grubb GD, Richards
Q2), Andrick u3), ]. Moore (15),
Thurman Q6), scanlon 90, Cain
(1S), Gwinn (9). Walker (2O). Tenant
(22), Snyder (23), Wilson (24), Quincy
(25). Peters (2D, Gilmore (2S), McKown
(S2), Cool (S9). Dean 600. Gatskie (s2).
Kurlinski (95), Campbell (97).
The Washington times., 1937-11-06

and stuck to the aspirin The idea is that you
must be in stupor-completely relaxed and
mmb.
And here is what you get:
Lenoir Rhyme vs. Apprentice at Hickory.
The answer is simple. Apprentice by one
touchdown, largely because every other system
is picking it the opposite way
Hope VS.. Alma at Bloomington. DON know
whether that's Bloomington, Ill., where Clark
Griffith played his first game of professional
baseball back in 1881 or Bloomington Ind.
But the answer is Hope because she always
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
Local Duckpin Fans
See Dixie PreVieW
By SID KATZNELL

prevew of The Washington Times Dixie Sweepstakes will
be shown to the local duckpn fans the Takoma
drives when the powerful Tuu matches pins with the
Rintou AStars of Baltimore in the first leg and
home clash. Hosties sharply at 80 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
CITY AND NATION WILL PAY TRIBUTE TONIGHT
TO BASEBALLS "BIG TRAIN" WALTER JOHNSON

The Mutual and Columbia broad
cast chains will pick up portions
of the program for countrywide
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
WESLEYAN VS..
CATHOLIC u,
BrOokland at 2 P. NJ.
CATHOLIC q.

@ cheafRs g. g. kla%eze fPSS4 5s s esiso caH9
brese (60), Dunn (SD, Fiorellino (S3).
Miller (49), Osinski 7D, C. Pirro (76),
R. Pirro (72), Sarelas (6s), Slant (56),
Ryan 600.
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
Kirk Miller
TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
Says:---
awaiting.

Here is the football system you have been
awaiting
1t is original, unique and nameess
Neither is it copyrighted.
Anybody can do it and unlike all other systems
you are just as likely to be right as wrong.
If you under 16 you take half bottle of paragorc and
two aspirin tablets
When over 6 substitute two cups black coffee for paragorc
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
GEORGETOWN
VS.. w. VA.
GEORGETOWN RESERVES

Moulin %, Schmidt @ (Ms1, e. Tehaan Tel t3),
O. Nee (S). Chapman QO). Urbanski
(1D, Hardy (2O). Noonan (21D. stadler
(22), O'Brien (23). Churinska (25).
Robertson (33). Cavadine (34. Dooley
(35), Donahue $3.50. Burke (S7l Boyle
(3Sl, sheeran (42), Hill 43), Wychunas
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
WEST VIRGINIA RESERVES

Atty (46-2O, Audia (5s-22), Bassi
(25-4D, cestaric (34-28), Clark (2O-1D.
DeAngelis (16-34), Davies (4S-2S). Dolly
(26-S5), Eller (3S-1s). Foley (4O-32). Gus
sic 13-25), Heckert (6O-SO). Hedrick
(51-24). Hodges (5s-2S), IIsaac uO-1O),
Lorenz (41-2O). McCabe (23-15), McCue
(2s-26), Moan (S7-15), Moses (44-71), Ne
bera (6S-21). Nelson (45-33). Phares
(29-16), Pinion G1-12) Rapaswick
(49-S1), Richardson (27-1D, stansbury
(17-19), Volkin (SO-S6).
Officials: Referee-A. W. Mcmillan
(Gettysburg). Umpire-J. NJ. Ogden
(swarthmore). Head linesman-T. J, Da-
vies (PitD. Field judge-H. Brewer
(Maryland).
The Washington times., 1937-11-06

bowling jamboree at Temple Alleys
tonight, starting at 8 p. m.
The participating bowlers will
be Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. SINH, Mr..
and Mrs. John Arban, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Carosi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lozipone, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Marcelino and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Balducci.
BY scoring a clean sweep of
three games, Restaurant took a
four game lead in the Diamond
Cab Bowling League last night
at Silver Spring Alleys.
The high game of the night was
166 bowled by Reid of Florida
Avenue team.
The Washington times., 1937-11-06

Strictly IN His OuUn
Defiance Button Denison. Ohio is little far away
my still in the leading Denison cocktail 1ook
must go my Defiance is my choice, obviously.
William Jewell Baker Liberty Baker will either win
The Washington times., 1937-11-06
Strictly on His Own

not one, but Three Graz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
DISQUALIFIED in
OBTAINING LOAN
ScHoNEcK RECEIVES sPE-
cIFIc DENIAL FROM FED
ERAL ADMINISTRATION

Apparently, proximity of ones
residence or other property to a
public school or gymnasium is suf-
ficient grounds from excluding the
owner from participating in any
loan from the Federal Housing
Administration.
This is the conclusion arrived at
by w. j. Schoneck, assistant light
house engineer in Key West, who
has been endeavoring to secure a
loan for some time and at last has
received specific denial along with
the reason set forth in a letter
from the chief underwater, E. ].
Robbons.
The letter was addressed di-
rectly to Mr.. Schoneck at his
residence 1101 Seminary street,
Key West, Florida, and is as fol-
lows:
This will acknowledge re-
ceipt of your telegram relative to
your desire to make application
for a loan through the First Ma
tional Bank of Key West.
eve find upon interviewing
our representative who was in Key
West that your application would
not meet with the minimum re-
quirements of the administration
in that the loan is not eligible for
insurance since its proximity to
the gymnasium and school would
disqualify same under our regula-
tons"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
JERRY KNOWLES
LEADING in MAY
QUEEN CONTEST
HAS MARGIN OF THREE TO
ONE OVER NEAREST oP-
PoNENT; PHYLLIS ADAMS
IN SECOND PLACE

First official count in the con-
test being conducted by the Is
land City Young Peoples Union
to select a May Queen, shows
Mss Jerry Knowles, representing
First NJ. E. (Stone) Church, to be
leading her nearest opponent by a
margin of almost three to one,
according to announcement made
today by Gerald Saunders, presi-
dent of the organization.
Miss Phyllis Adams, represent
ing Ley Memorial Church. comes
next with Miss Katherine (Toots)
Thompson, of Fleming Street
Methodist Church, trailing third.
However, friends OF all three
candidates are working feverishly
and it is far too early in the con-
test to predict any possible out
come, it is stated.
This is an annual affair con-
Quoted by the Island City Young
Peoples Union, composed of
young people of the three Metho-
dist Churches of the city. Inter
est runs high each year throughout
the community and the affair is
one to which the entire commun-
ity looks forward to, it is shown.
The standing OF the contestants
is as follows:
T~tal
Contestant and church Votes
Miss Jerry Knowles, Stone
Church ..-...........-.......,--.... 500
Miss Phyllis Adams, Ley Me-
mortal Church .........-.....-..-. 334
Miss Kathryn (Toots) Thomp-
son, Fleming Street Church 1877
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
LOVES FUNERAL
HERE TOMORROW

The body Of nentaalin y Inea
o. Key wess. 81. NAo ata m
night Saturday ~ Nismi fa -
illness extendlna esef = ~
fioa. yin afT se ialafaam m
ing and fune1nl Hars Mea Ash
held 8 o'clnck iomeFaM afIt
noon from ms fir8 Bag
church. whefe he keds 81 -
placed At z o'eIefk He4
Shehane vii afsiolsie
Mr.. Lowe i sefslsa6 ~ 49,
wife. Ms. Fsaneh Less. fee
daughters. AnnateIie ed Nalsa
mother. NrA Wulam kaee irel
brother. Arehle Iouet eeE.
Mary. and step fafhff Nee
Knowles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
RAISE Juror VITA
DEMAND FOR QUE

PINSk. foiana. Ap4t
Polish gys,sies ga rfegi $3.50
20 eeleef = .ssrzreasf e. MsfN
KWisk. their kina eha aIst E
Gently ia Warsaa. FhrIe sff So
eral candidates sinfr manf
refuss - aeespt Rishsft Hai
soG. Who Is aHiF 3 taF
Most sfusafienai i the lgaErai
81 the aytsies 'faHl AHfhe a.
mountain region ID eos kesfeln
Poiandl. uha uani = aefH ans
tead ~ = kins Tker ts tef
camp If 2.oog lFrans "a FL -
managed - ueruaa tfef
want hof H. Flk aii g. Nf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
Many Safety Measures Are To
Be Presented In Legislature
Tampa Constable Very Much
Pleased During Visit Here

pairing place on Duval street
near the Palace Theater in a
place operated by another. He
afterward went to Tampa and
later returned and established his
watch repairing business further
down Duval street.
1t was during this trip to Tam
pa, it was said by Mr.. Graves, that
he collected several watches os-
tensibly to make repairs but in
stead, the charges read, he sold
the watches for old gold before
leaving Tampa, and then came to
Key West.
Constable Graves viii leave this
afternoon with the prisoner and
will be accompanied on the re-
turn by Mr.. Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
AMERICAN LEGION
MEETING TONIGHT
ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO
CONVENTION WILL
BE HELD

Arthur Sawyer Post %. Ameri
can Legion. will meet 3 o'clock to-
night in their hal. On Whitehead
street for the purpose Of eleeting
delegates to the LegiOn's Stats
Convention 20 be held in Lake
land in May.
IL was said today that every
member who is able Is to attend
as the matter OF clect.ng delegates
and alternates is one which has
been discussed among the member
ship on a number Of occasions
and the election tonight viii be-
quite interesting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
Gomez Bill Would Fix Salary
OF Tax Collector At $1,000
Urges Residents To Write
To Wilcox For Purpose Of
Securing Federal Projects

Representative B. c. Papy, Of
Monroe county. has written a
number of friends in Key West
calling attention to the necessity
of writing letters to Congressman
Mark Wilcox and requesting him
to make an effort to secure some
of the money which is to be dis
tributed throughout the state for
federal projects.
In a letter to one of his friends
he writes that the United States
Commission of Fisheries is to hold
a meeting in Chicago and $10,-
900, 900 are to be dishursed to
different sections to be used for
fish hatcheries and marine re-
search and is of the opinion that
some of this sum of money could
be secured for the same kind Of
activities in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

'sThis is my filSt visit to Key
West. and am having a fine time
making many acquaintance and
meeting the friends Of John C.
Key. an old Key Wester, who
accompanied me on the trip" said
Constable H. c. Graves, of the
First Tampa district.
Constable Graves and Mr.. Key
arrived on the Cuba from Tampa
yesterday to get a prisoner want
ed in Hillsboro county on a
charge of embezzlement OF watch
a. left with him for repair. The
prisoner is William Soils but was
known under the name of Perez
in this city.
Perez came to Key West last
year and established watch re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
WHITAKER RITES
HERE ON FRIDAY

Funeral Services fsF A. Aaf
aker. who dlsd Yesterday afffF
noon a Ma home, itis Va p
street vii be he'd Fridaf sslsf
noon 5 O'Clock. instsaa 81 tems
row Afternoon - aas annaanftf
The postponesaent ~ - sef
'ees vas decided aHna aftff ~
ceipi Of advises fren. 3 san. tlfiaF.
IN New Jersey. that BE- aeaia as
rive Thursday eFeniaH.
PAlbearefs are to BE- @lsete4
from the memhgrhip 81 a.
Knights 81 pythiaa and hns ass
o. the Golden Eaaie ~ ehsh ~
Whitaker was q nasaaANFs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
MRS. ELIZA HINDE
LEAVES FOR MIAMI

Nfs. Fiiza Hinds. who was Wis,
iiing with her son and daughter
NAV. Mr. and Mrs. Huey Hinde,
and ether relatives. left over the
highway this morning for Miami.
Per the past three months Mrs.
uinds has been in her 1ld home,
mneting many friends and enjoy
ma a delightful vacation. She 10
naw en- route 20 Brooklyn, N. Y.
where she makes her home with .
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mra 4. Holson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
Wrecking Tug Warbler Has
Returned From Long Trip

coast and made the necessary re-
pairs and then. upon completion
of the work, turned ths dredge
over to another vesse. o. the sal
wage company which owns the
Warbler.
This is the Wreeaing Tug Kill
erig, which came from her sta
ton at Kingston, Jamaica. toos
the dredgc in tow for her destina-
ton at Aruba, Danish West In
dies. while the Warbler came 10
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
Two WPA Officials Expected
To Arrive On Plane Today

Frank p. Ingram, WPA adj
ministrator for the State OF Flor
ida, headquarters in Jacksonville,
and o. A. Sandquist, director OF
WPA operations in the Third Dis
trict with headquarters in Miami,
are expected to arrive on a Coast
Guard plane this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
Several More Vessels Have
Arrived AT Submarine Base

Graf Poe Ege. Genes - a. a.
Poik sd aith CaFtn 8 h E CO.
rol in cemmand rhffa
erev Of 'Ho ard Nf va 49,
fouf raests.
Cruiser sneueE. if ffam ~
am. oNned - Fhafsst4 Sass -.
Of Hasana. The grssl
command q EaF tnufrf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

The object OF their visit, as far
as can be learned, is regular
routine inspection of the progress
of the several projects in this sec
ton, and the inspection will be
made with B. C. Moreno, WPA
area supervisor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

Late arrivals "a the key West
Yacht BASIN are tWo yachts and
the Department Of Commerce
vessel. Navigation The latter
ship is on regular routine Work
and has been in the basin since
last week.
Other vessels are the Chris
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

The representative suggests IN
his letter that a number 81 per
sons and organizations IN the eity
write Congressman Wf'cox. set.
ting forth the advantages 81 the
conditions in Key Wet For ths
work contemplated. and belseees
there Is a good chance fos nue'
cess.
In his letter RepFeseniaiite
Papy points out that h. via in*
trodnee at this session Of the leg.
islature a BIZ Tor an p1opfia-
ton Of S30.000 for a state beard
of conservation to aequ re and op
crate salt water aquarium.
Note: The bill referred % is
known as House Bill 699 and Was
introduced BY Representative Papy
at the morning session yesterday.
as announced in The Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
NYA Plans Holding Meeting;
Rev. Gekeler To Give Talk

Local youths who are members
~ the National Youth Administra-
lion are being advised today of a
meeting which Is to be held 4:S0
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
auditorium Of the Harris school
on Southland street.
Every girl and boy on the rolls
Of che organization are advised
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
QUEER REQUEST

BAYSWATER. Eng.-4ln her
will, Mrs. Alice Cox Of this city
directed that her favorite umbrel-
Ia, a gift from her long dead
sweetheart. be placed in the cof-
fin with her when size died.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

that this meeting is one which
must be attended, as the import
anee of the idea is one which can
not be overlooked.
Rev. John c. Gekeler, of First
Presbyterian church, has agreed
to address the gathering and his
subject is to be unannounced, but
will be selected by him at the
time of the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

Wrecking Tug Warbler return
ed to port s o'clock yesterday
afternoon after being absent for
several weeks near Corrientes
Bay, Cuba, rendering assistance
to the Dredge Orleans which was
being lowed by the Steamship
Chippewa.
The Warbler left this port on
March 81, went to the vessels and
returned April 6 to rep,enish bunk
ers. She returned to the Cuban
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
s LOCKING
:,
a,p.I!aFs - lAeInHMNGTON

TREASURY DEFICITS
WANTS YEAR BALANCED
CONGRESS INTERESTED
SENATORS oUTsPoKEN
BILLIONS FOR RELIEF
WHERE THE FUNDS WENT
NO FARLEY PLANNED
AETI-LYNcHlNG BILL
COURT FIGHT DRAcs
WAGNER ACT DECISIONS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

$50 N###H a. 81 Nff
TAk-LAlAA4 - A9lH =
-ssnafar Arikur f,emes ~.
troduesd ssa.1s - 80 =
give the a. eeliel& go
assesses : Do4a annas
sslsryl i Zee aFs sh@l -
cooney commisaioa = - -
shs diffsranes. Ia sannaiss ~
i3.3oo = i4@e pspulzil -
senatos csmsn alse nasa
duesd senaas sd aoo
the sams seEns - - cess
y Judge. eslilns g. : So
zoo SALARY. and sspeas -
81. ZOO.
The senator alse ialFe.
ducsd a lhird lneasure. sen
ate Bill 4si. - slse - elssA
Of the Criminal ceslFl = 9I18
monthly slrsishi sslaFs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

Two journeymen carpenters are
called for to 60 to Lower Mate
cumbe and also ~ laborers. white
and colored, for the same camp.
The carpenters are to have fu.l
sets of tools and have form bui'd-
ing experience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
Fourteen More Men Are
Assigned To Bridge Work

One requisition for workmen
on the Keys projects was received
by VIM. V. Little, in charge of the
State Employment Office, this
morning, and this was a telephone
request for IA men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
DilleTsnl Measures To
csms Up During Week
Fer Committee Discus
sion

TALLAHASSEE. April a.
A. safsss ~sasuss. recommended
- =. flssss. safety couasil and
ssdusssa - civic ssaups eli over
- ss.ss - ssms bsfers the Leg
asias~ss Ave bees piassd IN the
kzppss. AsAes frank. director.
aaiea tod.y.
n~..s 80 Es. iss Standard
nsissss' Lisssse Act
laass 81 No. sal State Con.
ssstsiasy Bia
- iia~s. sm Ne. sss Unifsrm
Fmssa Rssui.'ssy Act.
shrn~ = measurss will ssms ap
lkTne sam@lisss discussion some
$3.50 ausIus ths week end Frank
sssssa sh.s - Ieoksd forward to
fse sppsasai q these measures.
rhs Standard Drivers License
ksf. uause Bnl No. las. IL made
iate . law. l. efleetive immediate
b upou being passed, however. all
a4igtn whe have not been involv-
81 n aesideuts and have driven
soc ailes 90 more VII be given
Aeense without any examina-
aoa unii October :. After that
ga pefsons wil be required to
take 3 phymesi and mental driv.
sis test which Is not hard.
laase HHio. gzfss the STATE
fonsiahnla 5. This bill Gals for
force 81 highway patrolmen Of
aet nlate than zoo men, these
assn al must be trained. A train.
ne aehaol viii BE- set-up. Il Is con-
templated that these men viii
mmedialslv proceed to enforce
the drivers license act and al
ethsr safety on the highways
ealy.
Honse Bin No. SIS Is the uni
fern traffic regulating measure
that has been adopted by 81
states ard which calls Cor period
zeal Inspection Of motor vehicles
nos more than twice a year, sets
W rules and regulations for prop
~ driving on the highway, and
Coz prefer equipment of the We.
hieie8
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
MRS. SPRATLIN
dies in ATLANTA

News has been received in the
city announcing the death of Mrs.
w. NJ. Spratlin, mother of Mrs.
H. N. S. Jones, wife Of DIR. Jones,
of this city, in Atlanta, Ga. on
Saturday night.
Mrs. Jones left here on We'd
nesday of last week, having been
called to Atlanta owing to the Sc
rious illness of her mother, who
died shortly after her arrival in
that city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27

The reader should not lose sight
of the fact that the Government
has expended an enormous sum
during the six depression years,
1888. to battle the forces of
economic collapse. One out OF
every six families has been di-
rectly aided by the Federal Treas
ury and probably every family in
the nation has been indirectly
aided by the spending. Some
thing more than nineteen billion
dollars have been spent by gov
ernmental agencies in this coun-
try. with most of the money GO
ing for the relief of unemploy-
ment in one form or another.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-27
NOTICE

This is to advise all automobile
owners that | have been appointed
auto license inspector for the city
of Key West; that all delinquents
take due notice and govern your
selves accordingly.
ROBERT J. LEWIS,
apr27-1t Auto License Inspector.
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imperative that the gap be closed.
The Republican floor leader, Sem
ator McNary, of Oregon. agreed
with Senator Robinson that the
deficit should be wiped out and
expressed the view that the relief
appropriation was extremely lib
eral