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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-05-04

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Meats and Groceries. 332 WIS
street, phone $780, Branded wos st'uer
meats; the best surloin steal, 90
h.; T-bone, 25c h.; the best co,',t oo
cured meat, zoe d.: best self-ris;,,Ss
flour, II 10. bag, 42c; III na, s
beans, 25c.; cans of pure bo,1n,
25c. Your patronage appreciated
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WE SPECIALIZE IN BODY AMI
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OUR QUALITY AND PRICEc ~
| building material will agree with
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OUR QUALITY AND PRICES an
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
MRS. {. Lopez
]: j Is OPERATED ED ON

y Members of the family were
this morning advised that Mrs. f.
ID. Loper. formerly of Key West,
was in the Riverside hospital in
Miami following a serious opera
ton. which was performed to-
day.
Tax Assessor J. Otto Kirch-
heincr, son of Mrs. Lopez. told
The Citizen that the operation
was a serious one and as far as
ne was able to learn by long dis
lance phone calls it was not as
successful as was anticipated.
This afternoon, said SIR. Kirch-
heiner. II is my intention to go
10 Miami and learn the exact CON
ditinn" of ''motfieT'' and will in
all pFohpbilIig return tomorrow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
DIRECTORS OF
COMMERCE BODY
MET YESTERDAY
DECIDED AT MEETING TO
CALL JOINT SESSION OF
OTHER UNITS TO DISCUSS
UNEMPLOYMENT

Members of the Board of Di-
'rectors of the Key West Chamber
fof Commerce met in their offices
yesterday with two invited rep
.resentatives of the WPA attend
ing. After consulting with them
it was decided to ask for a joint
executive meeting of County
Commissioners, City Council and
Chamber of Commerce to discuss
ways and means of raising funds
for sponsoring projects to avoid
unemployment of the citizens.
Secretary S. c. Singleton was
instructed to forward invitations
to the representatives of the city
and county to attend the meeting
which was to be called to meet
what is considered an emergency
situation.
1t was the sense of those at
tending that unless adequate
steps are taken. many men would
RANS&AAtAl IN WAhiiOAA GAAtbA0N
ment, and as the laying off of
100 men would mean $4,000 per
month less to be put into circu-
lation among the merchants, the
problem is one that is of interest
to our people generally.
Key West has been fortunate,
it was pointed out. in having
projects carried on without local
sponsoring and in that respect
has been favored above other
cities in Florida, but the time is
here when Key West must help
herself and not depend on the
administration carrying the en-
tire load.
Ii was declared that one of the
most urgent and one of the most
easily established projects would
be that of repairing the boaIe-
ward which is rapidly degenerat-
ing into a dangerous condition
This boulevard is one Of Key
Vests greatest assets. il is shown
Other projects must be taken
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
KETCH ALICE
COMES TO PORT
AUXILIARY VESSEL BERTHED
AT PORTER DOCK THIS
MORNING

Completely equipped and furn-
ished auxiliary ketch Alice,
with owner, Henry Howard, and
Mrs. Howard, on board, arrived
in the harbor this morning and
berthed at the Porter Dock Com
pany's main pier to take on Die
sci oil and other supplies.
During the stay on the ship,
Mrs. Howard visited the light
house department to communi-
cate with Superintendent FELTON,,
in charge of activities of the Ma
tional Park Service, at Tortugas,
and meet her many friends in the
city. s&lA
Mrs. Howard is the president of
the AretisanI MERCHANT Marine
Library association, which sup
plies reading matter, both books
and magazines, to ships, many of
which have been used by tenders
of the lighthouse service.
Asked by The Citizen how
long the captain intended to stay
at Key West, Mrs. Howard said
that they were going to the Key
West Yacht Basin for stay and
would probably leave late today
for Miami. The Alice. home
port Newport. Rhode Island. with
Captain and Mrs. Howard, spent
thes last two winters in the Ba-
hama Islands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
STEAMER line
ISSUES FOLDER
WELL ARRANGED
ELABORATE BOOKLET MADE
UP IN EIGHT SECTIONS;
RECEIVED AT CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE

One of the most deliberately
arranged and Informative folders
that has appeared at the Cham
Der of Commerce office is that of
the Peninsular and Occidental
Steamship Company, which
reached Key West yesterday
The folder is of eight sections
and entertainingly describes with
profuse illustrations, many of
which are in color, st. Petersburg,
Miami, Key West and Havana,
the Paris of the Caribbean.
Two of the pages devoted to
Key West carry illustrations of
section of the Overseas Highway
bridges, of the Casa Marina,
Hotel La Concha, Key West
lighthouse and the western end
of the Island of Key West, with
a picture of magnificent sail
fish.
One section describes Key
West as a picturesque Island
City that charms the visitor with
its rare tropical beauty, its won
derful climate and a curious
blending of Old World atmo-
sphere in architecture, traditions
and customs with the luxurious
comforts, conveniences and inno-
vations of the new.
Located at the rainbow end of
curve of coral islands that
swings westward into the Gull. of
Mexfeo, Key West is the SOUTH
ernmost city in the United States
and is now joined to. Florida's'
mainland by the famous "Over-
seas Highway.
This 168-mile highway ex-
tending from Miami to Key West
runs over more than 100 miles of
bridges, one of them stretching
almost seven miles across the
open sea.
Key West has always been
port of call for ships of the PEN
insular and Occidental Steam
ship Company and P. and o..
Circle Trips from Miami. and
from st. Petersburgh and from
Tampa and will bring you to
this delightful city on your trip
to or from Havana, Cuba.
Convenient connections are
made at Key West with the Flor
ida Motor Lins buses to and from
Miami over the famous Overseas
Highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26

up or else. it was said, and the
chamber extends to offer organi-'
zstions in the city an urgent I'M
vitation to join in the rcgenera-
ton of the city. i1itf
The boulevard, ii was pointed
out, is project not at all beyond
the city's means. Cash Of $4,000
and materials to the value Of
$500 could easily be purchased
on time payments. if the authori-
ties recognizes the necessity of
continuing to avail itself of the
assistance preferred by the adj
ministration. would bring about
the renovation of the boulevard
and the employment of many of
our citizens, with a federal expen-
diture of about 100000.
A letter from Guy Carleton was
read, in which was set forth the
need for better traffic regulations,
and Mr. Carleton was appointed
chairman of a committee. the
members of which are to be ap-
pointed bv him. 10 work along
this line.
From the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce was read letter
which suggested the need for inn
pTovement in the service render
ed the yachts making use of the
splendid harbor Of Key West. and
a committee consisting of Charles
Taylor, Everett Russell. and W.
T. Fripp was appointed tn act IN
conjunction with the Junior body
in working out ways and means
of meeting this situation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
HERBOLT RITES
THIS AFTERNOON

George z Herbolt. patient in
the Marine hospital for several
months and who died in the in
stitutlon Wednesday night. will
BE- buried this afternoon.
Funeral arrangements are under
The direction Of the PrifehaFd
Funeral home, and services viii
tye held II Tire Home. Rev VIII
liam Halliday. of Congregational
church, officiating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
SCOUT TROOP
" ENJOYS OVER
NIGHT CAMP
MEMBERS OF BOYS oRCANI-
ZATIoN LEFT HEADoUART-
ERS 4:4o YESTERDAY AZ
TERNooN

Exploring division of Boy Scout
Troop So last night held an over
night camp at the eastern end of
the island, scouts with packs, in
Guiding sleeping blankets, lean to
and provisions left headquarters
at 4:40.
After a complete check of all
equipment made by Quartermas-
ter Bert Gates, the scouts under
the leadership of Hike Master
Buddy Miller, proceeded to fol-
low the course as laid out, over
the county road to the old Mar
tello Tower road through the
brush to the boulevard and then
to camp.
Arriving at the site, the lean
to was set up while Cook Bert
Gates and his assistant Allan
Perez prepared a late dinner con-
sisting of baked beans, green
peas, tea and bread. The boys
began and after a hearty meal be-
ban arranging the camp.
Beds were prepared and ar
ranged for sleep, campfire start
ed and the Tenderfoot Investiture
service for Allan Perez, Ramon
Coinage and Sherwood Cruz was
given with all the ceremony. This
solemn investiture service was
followed by a hazing initiation in
which the troop participated. The
Scout Yell was given by the new
members, as Tenderfoot pins were
awarded by brother scouts. A
brief gathering at the campfire.
and then to bed; a good nights
sleep and few mosquitoes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
RERLIN-Economlc measure

HERLIN-Economlc measures
and tricks are being used to
squeeze out the Jew in Germany.
PennilesS Jews are not to solicit
aid unless the Jewish societies
cannot take care of them. Reich
Jewish students are all denied
loans and those who have receiv-
ed loans must repay them within
two weeks. All Fall hunters Ii
censes for Jews were revoked to-
day. A Nazi spokesman said that
Germany is faced with either
fear or sentimcntality" in inter
national pressure which is being
placed on it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
new ARRIVAL in
BAILEY EMILY
. j. III

Announcement has been made
Of the birth Of a ga pound boy
to Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence l.
Bailey yesterday The pew ar.
rival has been given the narne of
Lawrence Edward Bailey. Jr.
Mother and baby are reported
"a ~ getting along nicely.
MR.. Bailey wax before rTsaTTi-
age Miss Mary Nonneuaacfaer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
MAY CHOOSE MISS
AVIATION OF KEY
WEST FOR MEET
MIAMI ALL-AMERICAN MAN
EUvERS WANTS ISLAND
CITY REPRESENTATIVE: RE-
FERRED TO woMAN's CLUB

reference OF request by 4.
Carl Adams, Assistant Chairman
of the Miami All-American air
maneuvers to be held in Miami
in January, for a Key West young
lady to be Miss Aviation of Key
West at the meet will be made
to Mrs. Stephen w. Douglass of
the Key West Woman's Club by
Mayor Willard M Albury.
Excerpts from the letter follow:
Dear Mayor Albury:
1--WE are writing you at the re-
quest of Mayor Robert r. Will
liafns and City Manager A. E.
Fuller to invite your participation
in an unusual aviation program
in connection with our 18th an
nual All-American Air Maneu-
vefs January 6, z and 8.
In order that other cities of
the State may participate in this
coronation ceremony and the en-
tire Air Maneuvers program, we
are asking the Mayors of all Flor
ida cities to join with the wom-
ems groups in their respective
cities in selecting a young lady
to be the official representative
of that city in Miami during the
Air Maneuvers program. The
young women will be honorary
guests of the City of Miami and
the Air Maneuvers committee and
will be the recipients of many
high and signal honors during the
three-day stay. Provisions have
been made for defraying the
transportation to Miami but plans
are now being completed to take
care of their expenses while
they are here.
Dade Club Cooperates
MRS. E. J. McCaffrey, Presi-
dent of the Dade County Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, has writ
ten to Mrs. Stephen w. Douglass,
President of the Key West Wom-
ems Club, outlining this program
and asking the women of your
-.lty to participate in this annual
event, which. for the first time in
history, is being extended to in
clude all of Florida.
we hope to have the young
women identified as Miss Avia-
ton of the city they represent;
and we suggest that you select a
young lady between the ages of
Is and rs with character and
poise betting the representation
of your city.
Some time after the first of
December one of the Miami NOM
inees viii visit your city in the
course of several aerial tours
which are now being planned.
We would like to have this young
lady received by you upon her
arrival in Key West at which
time she will extend you an in
vitation to visit Miami during the
Air Maneuvers. After we have
received word from you that you
will participate in this program
We will mail to you formal i'm
vitation in the form of a huge
letter. This invitation viii be
placed on the plane in Miami by
our Postmaster Hon. VIM c. Hill,
and photographs will be taken
showing plainly your name and
city, These photographs will be
widely published. giving your
city the benefit of that publicity.
We will ask that you be on hand
with your chosen representative
10 receive the Invitation when il
Is delivered at Key West.
We might add that this pro-
gram has been given the com
lplete endorsement of Mrs. J.
Ralston Wells. President Of the
Florida Federation of women's
Clubs, and is designed to make
the Miami All American Air Man
euvers a Florida Program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
TO BE
BURIED I'M MY.

IS 81 ssskf
Family iof ! Eugene Saunders,
who died yesterday morning in
Bronxville, My, were today ad-
.vised that Eugene's wife had de-
cided that funeral services and in
terment would be held tomorrow
in Bronxville.
News of Eugene's passing re-
ceived yesterday by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Saunders, in
Key West, said nothing of the
funerl arrangements and the FAM
lily in Key West Immediately
wired to ask what plans were
being made. The answer was re-
ceived this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
Chairman OF House Labor
Committee Would Amend
National Relations Act
NEWS FLASHES
(Bx Associated PressB
FOREIGN

ROME.-Pope Plus rallied to-
day after reaching his lowest
point in a series of heart attacks
yesterday to the extent that he
was sitting up in bed to ease
breathing from cardiac asthma.
He will be well again after few
days rest. his physicians claim.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
COngresswoman From Jer-
sey Starts Fight On
Present Setup OF Meas
BY Washington Correspondent
of Tho Key West Citizen

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov.
2s.-Represeniative Mary Nor
ton of Jersey City. chairman
Of the powerful house Labor
Committee. today sounded the
first note in the storm of protest
against the present setup of the
National Labor Relations Board
expected at the coming session
of Congress.
Mrs. Norton said, 81 will dis
cuss the subject with Senator
Wagner when the session con-
venes and if the force of public
opinion is such that the National
Labor Relations Act needs
amending, we will attempt TO do
just that.
The Jersey congreSswoman, who
successfully led. last sessions Bit
ter Wages and Hours war, added.
II 40 think that the law itself is
a good one and it should not be
sacrificed if one part is not func-
tioning smoothly.
She admitted that changes in
the present set-up of the NLRB
were the most-discussed subjects
of her recent campaign, and that
she had had 10 answer more
questions about her attitude in
regard to the law than all other
subjects combined.
The likelihood OF amending the
act appears to be more certain at
this time than ever before. Mrs.
Norton said, pointing out that
when. Senator Wagner, author of
the act, started his recent cam
paign, he said fatty that the act
would not be changed. but dur
ing the last week of the cam
paign had been quoted as stating
that if changes or amendments
were necessary they would be
made. II is known that as far
back as last session of Congress
a score or more amendments TO
the act were in process Of prep
aration by various congressman.
Expects Lively Session
With the new alignment in
Congress. especially with the in
flux of Republican members. q
real hot time" is expected by
the Labor Committee chairman,
when the legislation. as she be-
lieves il inevitably will. comes up
for discussion.
Mrs. Norton admits that a prime
force against the act is the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor. which
has kept up a constant barrage Of
criticism. claiming that the NLRB
is more favorable to the Go than
20 the AFon4 Then. too. the lat
est appointment TO the board.
Donald Wakefield Smith, was
made over the protest Of the
AFofL high command. and with
the blessing Of the CLOS John l..
Lewis. This has done more 10 in
oresse the bitterness between la
boris two camps and AFofL's an
tagoBislm toward the hLHB. than
probably any single decision BY
the commission.
Some critics point o. the three
man commission a. the focal point
Of NLRB trouble. preferfng the
administrator rather than . three
man hoard Concentration Of
power into one person who can
be held responsible. much like =
cabinet officer or the difeetoF Of
Wages and Hours. Elmer An
drews, Is their suggested zolu-
ton.
To Keep Open Mind
Mrs Norton sala that she has
no preconceived notion On these
points. that she wilt keep an open
mind snd permit all facts 70 SIT
through The filter q her commit
tee She will not. aa she very
esil could. close the committees
tiOer - any discussion II Labor
Act changes
ars Norton, IN addition T. be-
fna chairman Of the I.abeF Com.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
NATIONAL.
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCIScO.-Two in
mates of San Quentin prison, who
attempted escape, will know their
fates soon as the jurors reached
verdict. which they will deliver
later today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26

PARIS.-Premier Daladier of
France is waging a daring fight
to save his cabinet from dismem-
berment. He may mobilize work
ers nationally to combat a strike
of protest, which has been called
for all day "Wednesday in this
city against his extreme cconorn-
ic measures, He may also ac-
lively engage the communist
group.
OSLO.-The body of, Queen
Maud of Norway arrived in this
port on the steamer Royal Oak
from England where she died sud-
denly on the anniversary of her
birthday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
Los ANGELEs.-Thc

LOS ANGELES.-Thc forest
fire. which threatened many
stars homes, has been turned
AWAY into burned lands. Homes
of Shirley Temple, W. c. Fields,
Mrs. John Hay Whitney, Mary
Aston are safe. Others. however,
are still being lightly threatened
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
WASHINGTON.

Perkins announced today that
the building industry is incrcas-
ing. 1t is IS percent above Octo-
Der of last year. There was an
early slump this year but a great
Improvement lately. Employ
ment and national income is CON
tinuing 90 rise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
WASHINGTON.

services for the late Justice Ben
jamin Cardoza Of the Supreme
Court are being conducted today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26
JoHANNESBURG.-A

synagogue was wrecked in thi'
South Africa city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-26

Key West, Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IL Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Films Look at New Comedy
AS Possible Double Winner
you Can't Take 1t With You Is Seen
AS Likely First to Score Victory.
Goldwyn Offers New Scheme.
By JAY CARMODY,

ITS quiet moments under the not mention the humidity Holly
interesting
picture You Can't Take
Motion
picture of 1898.
being edited distribution based the George
Evening star., 1938-08-10

studio cop, and played by Priscilla
Lane, with Jeffrey Lynn as the son OF
the producer. who, Of course, marries
Sally. Miss Lane and Mr.. Lynn. Incl
Gentally, give excellent performances
in the soon-to-be-released -Four
Daughters" as does John (Jules) Gar
field. who has just been added to the
Gay Nineties" cast.
After all that hullabaloo Of Mitzi
Green's erown-up return to picture
work, she has settled her contract
with RKO-Radio without making a
single picture. If you remember, Mitzi
came 4o Hollywood few months ago
for the lead in The Mad Miss Man.
ton" and "Fiddlesticks." Barbara
Stanwyck took over the first. The
latter was dropped. Mitzi received
nothing for the time wasted in Holly
wood-merely round-trip ticket to
and from New York. where she will
sooI appear in play.
y
William Powell and ex-wife Carole
Lombard get together under Myron
Selznick's profit-sharing plan in a