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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-28
FIRST BAPTIST


Rev. Albert S. Hale, Pastor.
We have just closed one of the
most successful revival meetings and
Daily Vacation Bible Schools which
We have had. One of the best ways
to continue the interest and conserve
the results is to come to church. Our
own members as well as others not
identified with any church or who
are visitors or strangers in our midst
are invited to the services of our
church tomorrow.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
HOO a. M. Morning worship service.
r. F. Terrell Of Raleigh will speak.
$50 p. M The Friendly Forum.
800 p. m. Evening worship service.
A service of baptism will be held
for all those who have been received
for baptism.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-28
.E1urCfleS
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

ME I11ODIOI EFIOCOPAL
Rev. r. E. Brown, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45.
In the absence of the pastor, the
Rev. J. H. McCracken, of Durham, a
former presiding elder, will preach the
morning and evening services. Mr..
McCracken has just returned from the
General Conference in Birmingham,
Ala. He is the father of T. w. Nc
cracker, and has been a guest at this
church several times
Young Peoples Fellowship supper
at $780,
Tuesday and Thursday morning at
$50 Mission Study Glass.
Regular prayer meeting Wednes-
day night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
AT HAICHOW is WRECKEI

1929 President Hoover addresses
first meeting of the National Enforce
ment Commission.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-28

(COnt1nued from Page One.)
hand-to-hand fighting in the Lunghai
railway city, 80 miles west of Suchow
While Japanese forces f-attled west
ward along the Lunghai toward the
strategic junction city of Chengchow,
and famed out southwark through
the heart of Honan province, army
leaders released an incomplete tabula-
ton of ammunition and equipment
seized in the capture of Suchow
They said the properties included
100000 rounds of rifle and machine
gun ammunition; 10000 hand gre
nades, $4,000 anti-aircraft gun shells.
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
AT HAICHOW IS WRECKED
Hankow, May 28.-(AP)-Japanese
aerial attacks on Haichow, eastern
terminus of the Lunghai railway,
wreclxing a women's school and a
church of the Southern Presbyterian
Mission, were reported today to the
United States consulate general. No
foreigners were injured, it was said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-28

HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL
Sunday After Ascension.
Rev l. w. Hughes, rector
7:3O Holy Communion.
9:45 Church school and young
women's Bible class.
10 Mems Bible class.
II Morning prayer and sermon.
6 Young Peoples service league.
Evening service will be omitted.
2 o'clock, st. Johns Mission, North
Henderson, church school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-28
METHODIST PROTESTANT

Rev. T. J. Whitehead, pastor.
9:45 Sunday school.
II Church service, subject of SER
mon is do You Remembers"
District rally at Union Chapel
District includes the Henderson
church, the Vance charge, and Gran
vile charge.
No evening service. Members are
urged to attend either the district
rally at 2 o'clock, or the final service
OF the revival at Spring Valley Sunday
evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-28

Trapped by secret service agents.
William Buchly, 57-year-od fa-
Their of four grown children, who
was clerk in the White House,
is held on charges Of pilfering the
presidential mails. Shown, left,
being fingerprinted, he had been
employed at the chief executives
mansion for five years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-28
Whole City Blocks Reduced
to Debris by Raiding Planes

CONTINUED from Page One.)
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
BAUGH Y Ell HER[MlANO DE
DIZZY A LAS
MEMORIES

San Petersburg, abril Clos
Cardenales de San Luis acorda-
ron aver mandar a las memories
al "as" Sammy Baugh, estrella
del football professional, y al pit
cher Paul Dean, hermano del ia
moso Dizzy Dean,
Baugh sera ell "torpedero' del
Club Columbus, de la Association
Americana, por encargo EXPIRE
SO de French; Paul Sc incorpo-
rara al club Houston, de la Liga
de Texas, donde piensa recupe-
rar su eficiencia Y volver a las
mayores.
Ell San Luis trat6 de vender
los serwicios de Dean, pero MIN
gun club de las mayores mostrt
deseos de adquirirlos.
Otro future SIS de las mayo,
res, Justin Stein, pas6 tambier
al Columbus, por encargo d.
Branch Hickey.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
LOS BTSoNTES JUGARAN
CON LOS EFES.

Hoy por la tarde, a las 28o,
en- el parque de Cuscaden, los
Bisontes de Buffalo Sc batiran
con los Jefes de Syracuse.
Jimmy Bottomley selecion6 a
los pitchers Junior Thompson y
Steve LeGault y espera que no
tengan la mala suerte que CO
rrespondi6 aver, en- los 1ltdmos
"episodios' del desaffo con ell
Rochester, al j6ven lanzador
Bob Wright de Colgate.
Bob tenia un margen de dos
carreras en- la Ultima entrada,
zero lie atacaron y lie hicieron
seis.
Ell acto de colocar la bandera
an ell parque de Cuscaden Sc e.
.ectuara ell domingo, seg1n te-
nemos entendido, con una bri-
lante ceremonial.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

10 que todos esperabamos, 10
que nadie dudaba, ocurri6 ayer.
Ell campe6n de las lat libras,
Sr. Barney Ross, hebreo por re-
ligi6n, venci6 a Henry Sehaft,
un gladiator de poca monta en-
ell peso weller.
Ross pesaba 142 libras y su
contrario 149.
Henry Armstrong, en- su Ill
TINA pelea, pesaba 1873 libras.
81 Ross mantiene las ZAP has
ia la noche de su pelea con Hen
ry, y Ell negro Sc queda en- las
1873 libras, la ventaja del he
breo, en- peso, sera de nueve IL
bras.
81 ell negro subiera a las 1876
y su oponente Sc quedara en- las
ZAP, la ventaja serfa solo de z
libras.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
-Escucha, soledad. IVES csc

-Escucha, Soledad. ives csc
hermoso sol que va a desapare-
Ger? tn sabes que manana vol
vera a lucir en- ell cielo tan her
moso como hoy. Asi ssbfa 70 que
tn amor volverfa. Porque en- es-
tie mundo ell amor engendra al
amor, pero ell capricho solo en-
gendra al hastio.. A pesar de
tus locuras tie he seguido que
riendo porque adivinaba en- tt
un espiritu infantil a quien no
Sc puede exigir la responsible
dad de sus actos Y tambien por-
que respectable en- mi ell primer a
NOR que tn habias degrade ms
pirar. Aun hoy tie quiero con to-
da mi alma, pero...
ST, va sc que no puedo ser
tn esposa. Sers tn criada....,, tn
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
DEPORTES
LAS ALIAS ROJAS DE RO-
CHESTER D~ERROTARON
LOS JEFES DE SYRACUSE

Las Alas Rojas de Rochester
reaccionaron en- los ultimos inn
ings para veneer a Los Jefes de
Syracuse, con anotacion de IL
carreras por II.
Seis carreras hicieron los vi
sitantes EN- la novena entrada,
luego de haber hecho una en- Ell
octave Y dos en- Ell septimo.
Frente a violento ataque los
j6venes de Bottomley desperta-
ron e hicieron otras 8 carreras
en- ell noveno, pero va era tarde.
Contra Bob Wright concen-
traron los visitantes duros bata-
eos, haciendole explotar.
Jake Mooty inici6 ell desafio
por los Jefes Y lie pegaron ocho
hits en- seis innings, pero GUAM
do sali6 del juego su novena te-
MIA una ventaja de cinco carre-
ras.
Con nueve hits bien ligado los
de Syracuse anotaron once We
ces.
Para llegar a la gonna en- IL
ocasiones, los Alas Rojas tuvie-
ron que batear 18 hits.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Rochester
DOL 1O1 216-12c, 18h, 2e
Syracuse
100 104 OO3 lie, Sc, lie
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

acknowledgements Soledaid
con impetu.
-iSilencio! Para ell hombre
de coraz6n NADIA hay mas impo-
sible que la maldad. Una voz in
terror me dice que he nacido pa
ra protegerte, para salvarte de
la infamia. Confiame tn suertel
Ignore 10 que seras con ell ITEM
pc para mi, pero puedes estar
segura de que NADIA hare que pue
da rebajarte. Sin tregua nj des-
canso trabajare desde hoy por
elevarte, por dignificarte, para
sacar de II ell ser inocente Y no
bic que mi carino me ha dicho
siempre que existe.
Asf habl6 ell caballero de Me-
dina. La joyen escucha estas pa
labras con algeria y sus bellOs
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
VICTORIA DE LOS CUBS DE
CHICAGO

Bisbee, Arizona, abril CLOS
Cubs vencieron aver de nuevo a
los, Medals Blancas, siendo Ia a.
notaci6n de 6 carreras por !.
En- la serie entire los dos cubs
los nacionales tienen ahora una
ventaja de dos desafios.
Carleton Y Root lanzaron por
Ell team de Wrigley.
Batearon de manera efectiva
Billy Herman, con su cuarto cua
triangular de las practicas; Car
Ceynolds y Phil Cavaretta.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06


No Sc ha resuelto en- Jeff iii
va 81 Jose Luis defendera otra
vez su corona antes de combatir
con Ell aleman Schmeling, en- Ell
mes de JUNO.
Dinero facil gan6 el eti6pieo
en- sus peleas con Nathan Mann
y Harry Thomas.
Jimmy Adamick, guiado por
ell "tigre" Jack Kearns, rehusa
aceptar I'm match de prueba con
ell "dinamitero', alegando que
desea "madurarse" mas.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

al misGno tempo debe recoflo-
q. ~Schmeling rnantiene 81
perfecta condici6n ftsica".
econ Ell vencedor peleare 20
en- Septiembre, y, aprecio una
perspective de un million de do
lares en- las taquillas.
Baer asegura que su estado
mental es ell de un hombre nue..
vo y que va 10 prob6 frente a
Farr.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
DERROTA DEL OINCINNA-
III

Savanna, Ca, abril 6.-aUti-
lizando los servicios del notable
pitcher Johnny Marcun, los Me-
dias Rojas de Boston, mandados
por Cronin, vencieron aver a los
IRojos de Cincinnati.
Marcun estaba en- forma per-
fecta y ell Cinci solo pudo ba-
tearle cinco hits, que Sc tradu-
jeron en- una carrera. Siete ano-
to ell Boston.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
BAER DICE QUE LUIS HA
MEJORADO Y QUE LA
CONDICION DE SCHMEL~
ING Els BUENA

El excampe6n mundial del
peso complete, Max Baer, que
habla con orgullo de su zorro,
declare aver en- Los Angeles que
el no apostara nj un solo centa-
vo a la pelea de JUNO entire Ell
negro Jose Luis y ell germano
Make Schmeling.
"Nadie puede dudar de que
Luis ha mejorado mucho, pero
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
Ell THEME UNI
GRAN RATEADOR EN-
WEST

Orlando, abril Casey Sten
gel tiene ahora un nuevo probe
ma, ell de buscar una posici6n al
notable bateador recluta Max
West.
West juega acknowledgements
la primera base y los jardines y
ademas batea con probada eff
ciencia.
En- las practicas peg6 10 hits,
incluyendo tres jonrrones, dos
tribeyes y cuatro tubeyes.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

Schok fu& vapuleado y hubo
de ser sustituido por Charley
Barrett, que err6 Ell puerto. Pc
garon dos ~jonrrones Cronin y
Jimmy Foxx; Pinkey Higgins
descarg6 un tribey.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
RUSSELL Sc UNIRA A LOS
CUBS

Clearwater, abril Gel We
'terano lanzador derecho Jack
Russell, expitcher de los Tigres,
'sali6 anoche para San Antonio,
Texas, donde Sc unira a los Cubs
de Chicago.
Russell asegura que la propo-
sicion fe para e. una completa
sorpresa y que la acept6 sin va
cilaciones.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
CON LOS GUANTES

lei triunfo de John Henry
Lewis sobre Bob Tow era aguar
dado, aunque del chofer de Ale
xandria, Va, hemos leido mu-
chos elogios.
Els un hombre-escribi6 un
experto-que deja el volante del
Sc mete en- un cuadri-
latero, pelea y triunfa.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

Ell cubano Sixto Morales, mu-
chacho valiente, derrot6 en- Mia
mi, la hermosa ciudad, a Mario
Ramos, que dicen nrocede de Me
jice.
Anot6 Sixto un mayor mime
70 de puntos.
Pesaba ell mejicano 1874 lbs,
tres menos que Ell pugil de la
Perla de las Antilias.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
oios Sc nnblan de lagrimas.

Las lanchas bogaban apresu-
radamente hacia ell puerto EN- :
vueltas en- rojizos resplandores.
La Esperanto izaba a 10 lejoS to-
das sus velas, que Sc hinchaban
al soplo de la brisa. Su casco ne
gro, robusto, Sc inclinaba suave-
mente para hender Ell CRYSTAL de
las aguas. Ell captain, desde 10
alto del puente, saludaba toda-
via con su gorra blanca.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06
La Gaceta Folletin No. 90
Los MAJOS
DE CADI2
Por
ARMANDO P. VALDES
Folletin No. 90
charte a Sevina?

charte a SeviAa?
ST.
70 tambien me voy.
IA que?-dijo ell caballero
fingiendo sorpresa.
mo 10 se-replic6 la j6ven
pugnando por no llorar.
Guardaron silencio unos ms
tantes. Uceda lie dijo al fin con
sonrisa benevola tomandole una
man0:
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

Ell hebreo Al Singer, excam-
peon del peso ligero, quiere ga
mar y hasta conquistar, 81 10 de-
jan, I'm titulo de campe6n.
Jack Cuddy lie desea la mejor
suerte y afirma que Singer, en-
sus amos de gloria, gan6 mas de
medic million de pesos.
Ahora probablemente no He
CARA a los $25 1000, aunque solo
tiene % amos.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

Clarence Red Burman, prote-
gido de Jack Dempsey, venci6 a
Eddie Nader ,en Washington,
la capital de la naci6n.
Jack patrocina actualmente
una marca de wisky de prime
ra clase', por 10 menos para Ell.
Dempsey especializa en- gla-
diadores, labor de arbitro, res
taurantes, hoteles, wisky, etc..
Ell italiano Mike Fratini de-
rroto anoche, en- New York, a
un compatriota suyo, Vicente
Pimpinella.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

Pimpinella procura destacar-
Sc en- sp division, pero no 10 con-
.eigue, aunque pelea con .frecuen
cha.
Aver pesaba Isl Ebras contra
i45 vencedor.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

Sc N I'm mant6n de
Manila, mantilla Y castanuelas.
Precio razonable. Informan en-
Ell 1908 de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

Nick Camarata, un italiano
de New Orleans, derrot6 a un
tai Peter Lello, buena persona.
Los dos aspiran al trono del
italiano Lou Ambers.
La gaceta., 1938-04-06

Billy Conn, a quien Sc mencio
ma en- la vanguardia del peso
medic, consigui6 veneer, en- diez
asaltos, al italiano Domenico
Ceccarelli. Este dltimo eel derro-
tado, tenia en- ell peso una venta-
ia de tres libras.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
COLORED MAN
GETS HEARING
ROBERT LEE WILL BE Ar.
RAIGNED FOR TRIAL IN
CRIMINAL COURT

Robert Lee, charged with ag-
gravated assault on the person
of Leroy Brown, both colored.
was arraigned before Peace Jus
tice Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., for
preliminary hearing yesterday
afternoon.
Evidence educed at the trial
was such as TO warrant the com
hitting magistrate holding Brown
on a charge of participating in
The affray, and he was placed un-
der bond of 500 to await trial at
the next term of criminal court
So Brown, with the 43 stitches
taken in the wounds received, is
now in the county jail, and Lee,
who was charged with being re-
sponslble for the wounds, is
freed from the charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
CONDUCT MEETING
LIVELY DISCUSSION ON DIFF
FERENT MATTERS DURING
SESSION LAST NIGHT

Young Democratic Club of Key
West held a scheduled reorgani-
cation meeting 3 o'clock last
night in the court room of the
county court house, which was
fairly well attended and produc-
tive of many valuable ideas to be
adopted at succeeding meetings.
Officers elected were:
Isadore Weintraub-President.
Stanton r. COoper-First Vice
President.
L. T. Bragassa, Jr.-Second
Vice President.
Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr.-Treas-
urer.
Dario @. Garcia-Secretary.
Louis c. Maloney-Sergeant-
alarms.
Lively discussions on important
matters were entered into. and
il was decided that social actlyi-
ties will be combined with the
Democratic principles Of the or
ganization. which. it was CON
cluded. will add zest and interest
to the meetings.
II was announced from the
chair that the next meeting will
be on Monday. December 10. at
the same place, when further
plans viii be discussed and new
members will be accepted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
COOPERATE IN MOSQUITO CONTROL WORK

The South Florida Contracting Engineering Company.
William Curry Sons and The Gulf Camp
loaned trucks and drivers the Committee
the Mosquito Control Campaign being carried in
this city by the Monroe County Health Department
WP.A.
The Committee win free of charge all tin
and other small wafer containers Saturday the 18th
menenG al 500 n NJ
One Trailer Camp truck will
of Front Whitehead Streets a. proceed
south Whitehead Street United thence East the City
Dunno.
One Trailer Camp truck will the intersection
of Elizabeth and Greene Streets south Olivia
Street then Leon Street thence Street
Flagler and then 70 the City Dump.
One Trailer Camo truck viii o of
Virginia Street thence Smonton
the dump White thence TO the City
Dump.
The Curry viii proceed intersection
Galveston Lane and Olivia Street.
The Florida will intersection
Caroline and Francis Streets United
thence south White Street. Fagle
the City Dump.
The truck assigned the project viii operate in the
bounded by White Virginia Leon and Fssler Streets
Boy Scouts not exceed four viii be assigned 10 each
except the assigned project. All other
Scouts viii proceed TO the Dump the foot Of White Street
and ill containers with
Cans and light wafer containers must be placed in
cepaarlex placed the sidewalk than Sis ~
NJ NOTHING BUT CANS AND LIGHT CONTAINERS
WILL REMOVED.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
WELFARE BOARD
MET YESTERDAY
MONROE COUNTY CASES BE,
FORE PALM BEACH MEET
ING ARE APPROVED

State Welfare Board unit of
District 10 yesterday met at
West Palm Beach for its regular
monthly meeting and action was
taken on a number of cases from
Monroe county.
New cases approved in this
sector were IA for old age as
sistance and two cases of assist
ance to dependent children.
Three applications were rejected,
with SO old age assistance and 30
aid to the blind, reviewed and re-
approved.
Number of old age assistance
cases being handled in this dis
trict are 458, with expenditures
of $7,210. Aid to the blind 81,
with disbursements amounting to
$1,534, aid to dependent children
one, a total of $50 Entire ex-
penditures in Monroe county for
the month of November amount
ed to $8,774.
This information was given
The Citizen by Ernest A. Ram
sey, board member from Monroe
county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
BEGIN CHECKUP
OF PROJECTS

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. is
FNS).-Major Gen. Julian H.
Schley, army engineer chief, and
Col. L. K. Watkins, state chief
engineer, have started on a To-
day checkup of all army engi-
neering projects, including the
bitterly contested trans-Florida
canal project.
The officers with their assist
ants started up the st. Johns Riv-
er for their first inspection trip.
The tour is being made prelim-
mary to drawing up recommen-
dations for action by the next
congress. All federal projects on
both coasts will be inspected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
SCHOOL HOLDS
FIRE DRILLS
FIRE DEPARTMENT SCHOOL
DEPARTMENT HOLDS AN.
OTHER SHORTLY

Key West High Schools Safety
Board Fire Department conduct
ed a fire drill in the school Mon
day, Immediately after the
fire drill, Chief Harry Baker of
the city's Fire Department, in
Spected the school. pointing out
fire hazards and other important
things that could endanger the
lives of students in case of fire.
Chief Baker also demonstrated
the use Of fire extinguishers.
In the near future. the mem
bers of the High School Fire De-
paTtment viii conduct a fire drill,
assisted by members of the city's
Fire Department Afterward. the
boys viii be shown operations Of
a fire engine and the correct con-
duct In case a fire breaks out.
Chief Hernandez. Of the School
Department. stated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
new INSPECTOR
MAKES FIRST TRIP
EARL TILLoTSoN REPLACING
LATE ]. w. SULLIVAN
INSPECTS TALOFA

Earl Tillotson, Steamboat In
spector of the Department of
Commerce at Tampa, who replac-
ed the late John w. Sullivan,
well-known in Key West, made
his first trip here as an inspector
to look over the Talofa, passen-
ger vessel plying bewteen here
and Tortugas.
Mr.. Tillotson was accompanied
by James 3. Rucker on the trip
here.
Besides inspecting the Talofa,
Mr.. Tillotson and Mr.. Rucker
were to interview local seamen
I for licenses, make regular in
spection of the Warbler and other
vessels.
The Talofa was expected to
leave today on its regular run to
Tortugas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
Three Liquor Licenses Are
Approved By County Board
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KEY WEST HAS
UNIQUE REPTILES

Among the unique tropical
reptiles in Key West. which
are native to Central and
South America but which
have been brought to Key
West and thrive here are the
Geko lizards and the canni-
bal tree toads. Harold VIII
liams. herpetologist. told The
Citizen today.
The Gekos are small liz
ards. They and the canni-
bal tree loads. cream color
ed toad which shulks in dark
corners and remains motion
less most of the time with
his comouflaged color for
protection. were probably
brought here in old Key
West days in banana punches
brought from Central and
South America by boat.
You know that along the
stem in between the fingers
of the bananas there is quite
a space where snakes and
other large reptiles may hide.
Unloaded at Key West they
remained here. They are
found in no other part of The
United States. Mr.. Williams
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
ELECTRIC POWER
RATES REDUCED
NEW RATE WILL APPLY ON
BILLINGS FOR MONTH
. OF DECEMBER

The Key Wst Electric Company
has put into effect, as of Deem
Der /, a reduction in its rates for
electric power service.
The power rate for the first
100 kilowatt hours of use. per
month has been reduced $50 or
from Csc to &c per kilowatt hour.
A further reduction has been
made in the power rates for a
monthly consumption in excess
of 500 kilowatt hours, which
reaches the maximum decrease
of 1897 at 1900 kilowatt hours.
In other words, the application
of the new rate for a monthly
consumption of 1900 kilowatt
hours will represent a decrease
under the old rate of $3.50 or
1887.
Bascom L. Grooms, president
of the company, states that this
rate reduction is in line with his
company's regular practice to re-
duce its rates for electric service
whenever business conditions will
permit it to do so. This state
uaent is borne out by the fact
that rate reductions made by
the company during the past
eight years have reduced the
average rate paid per kilowatt
hour for all classes of electric
service 49,.
The new rate will apply on all
billings made for power service
on and after December l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
~ So. ~ .Asy. - - ~ 50 - 1A1 Is
u. S. S. PANAY OFFICER
HERE ON MINESWEEPER

Aboard The U. S. Navy
Minesweeper w o o d C o C k.
which is TO leave early this
afternoon towing naval light
er YGl7 to Panama from
Key West where if has been
the last three weeks. is Com
nander Lieut.. Paul E. How
ard. who was executive Off
Ger of the U.S.S. PanaY.
which was memorablY sunk
during bombing in China last
year.
Although Lieut.. Howard
was transferred just prior TO
the sinking. he was familiar
with the Panav and Chinese
irtracoastal waters and was
greatly shocked at the news
of IFS sinking.
Lieut.. YGl7 was brought
here Thanksgiving Day by
the tanker Salinas and was
stationed at the U. S. Naval
Station since then. It is a
general light ship supply ship
stores. etc.
Lieut.. Howard has been on
the Woodcock during the last
six months. He was trans
ferred from Norfolk. Viz
GINA. His executive officer
on the Woodcock is Ernest
MaltbY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-15
REPORT COST
OF SCHOOLS
MONROE coUNTY'S INSTITU.
TONS LAST YEAR
COST Sss.l0l

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. IS
The cost of operating Monroe
County schools last year was
500, 101, cacording to country re-
ports submitted to State Superin-
tendent Colin English.
Cost of instruction, including
teachers salaries, textbooks, and
classroom supplies, was $75,678;
cost of transportation $2,818; and
cost of county administration ST.
086. Other current expenses in
Guided cost of maintenance, heat.
water, light. insurance, rents, and
health service.
CAPITAL outlay for purchases of
a fixed nature such as new
buildings, school BUSES, or
equipment totaled $2.427. Paw
ment for bonds and other debts
was $8,861, bringing the total ex-
penditure to $l10,389
The combined cost of operating
schools in all Florida counties
was S18,621.252, three-fourths of
which was for instruction. In
addition to this $2,503.44l was
expended as capital outlay and
S4,758.885 for payment of bonds
and other indebtedness,
The average dollar spent for
public education in Florida, in
Guiding capital outlay and debt
service, was divided as follows:
2.6 cents for administration, 81
cents for instruction, 5 cents for
transportation, 10 cents for other
current expenses, 10 cents for
capital outlay, and l8 cents for
debt service.