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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-09-19

point HIM or herself committee
Of one to help promote and keep
this vital and profitable source of
revenue.
Nature has been exceedingly
KIND in providing us with am en-
viahlc climate. bright sunny
skies. cooling sea broczos. 4
wealth of natural beauty. lakes.
streams and rivers. glorious
coastal and ocean shore. game
and fish a-plcnty attractions
that bring countless thousands
to us every year But these are
NOT enough
You and ! and an other Florid
ians are charged with the rcspon
,lbilitv of presenting these charms
and advantages i'm their best
light After al. WE are FLOR-
IDA. and IL IS our combined per
sonalItics that go go make up tho
personality Of tine state as
whole
If our greeting rs warm and
friendly ID wc arc kind and
courteous. II we are helpful and
considerable. ~c gIorly and mag
Nifty our natural attractions.
whereas Il we arc sullcn. unera
cious. disintcrcStcd and rude we
destroy good VIII and only en-
bitter the guest
We should remember that
tourist Is nothing ln tho world
out am average citizen AWAY
FROM HOME Big or little.
rich ar poor hc q human being
whose reactions and impressions
are gained the Same as yours and
mIne Make hIm like sou and
hc VIII like Florida
Peace officers. Us dealing with
tourists. should 81 kindly and
courteous Clerk n stores
shops and offices should hc inter
oetcd and helpful B9 patient
Vlth seemingly foolish quce
nors Explain confusing traf-
nr regulations p. friendly and
80 your pact rs cultivate FLORIDA
greatest money crop
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DOings Around The
Golf Links
-
(By CRAVY)
NEW CLUBHOUSE
(By CRAVY)
.os.s.ooo..-.....ossoses

1t looks like the golfing fra
tcrnity viii have a new club
house before the winter season
closes. 1t is proposed to build
on the site of the former building
and the new one viii be little
larger In fact. the house proper
Will be about the size Of the old
building including porches.
The new structure WIl have a
locker room tor men and one for
women and WIN have a stewards
quarters. in addition to tn office
Showers with fresh water viii
also be an item II you want 70
see what IT looks like, examine
the blucpr,nts and specifications.
Maybe $500 means more 10 you
than bIucprintS
The tourists ought not have
ANYTHING To complain about
when the clubhouse is finished.
because that seems to be the bone
of contention now on account OF
the course Is in excellent shape.
When the green's start to bloom
5ng forth IT VIII look like the
Oakmont course (We hope)
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BROWNS WON
OVER YANKS IN
DOUBLEHEADER
CUBS LOST AND TIED DODG
ERS IN DOUBLE AFFAIR;
PIRATES WON AND TIED
PHILLIES
especial 10 rhr CttilrnD

NEW YORK. Sept - New
York Yankees lost two games y
ST Louis Browns yesterday.
both by onc-run scores. + to :
and 3 to Z
The twin bin between Boston
Red SoN and Chicago White SoN
was postponed because Of ram.
ST. Louis Browns edged OUT
Yanks 1 to 8 in the opener, with
Rcd Ruffing credited with the
loss. Again the Browns noscd
out the Yanks in the nightcap.
with the score 8 TO :.
Philadelphia Athletics blasted
Cleveland Indians chances 81
going INTO second place by split
ting q twin bill with them The
Tribe, outhit. took the opener.
to 3. then sent in Bob Fcllcr to
capture the second, but the A.
had different ideas Pilng up d
total OF II safeucs. they scored
three runs
Detroit Tigers Wallopcd Wash
ington Senators, 8 to / Green
berg, who hit homcrs Nos. So and
81 Saturday, secured only a sin
Gle yesterday
Pittsburgh Pirates gained lul
game on Chicago Cubs ycster.
day by downing Philadelphia
Phillics in the opener of a dou
bic Darrell affair. to 0, and thcr
tying the second game. Whicf
was called on account Of dark
ness. Cubs lost the opener tC
Brooklyn Dodgers and tied the
second contest, 3 to B. which wa.
also called because Of darkness
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produced the markers for the
Beach boys in that frame.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-09-19
The Characters

Hugo Stern. handsome author,
.I5ug on the French Rlrierd
Archie Lumsden. myself Hu-
COS friend
Ottilie Wills. American be.ress.
those sister uGs murdered.
Yesterday: We BRING Ottiie 70
nc rliq ard ind DWu.rq there.
Size rus snf0 MS arms S055yQg.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10

starts against the Seattle Indians
Wednesday afternoon in the Braw-
ley Municipal park, where the Oaks
are training. The score was 60:
Turbeville, Sheehan and Davey
allowed only four hits to the touted
sluggers from Seattle while the
Acorns were pounding Tisdale and
Reich for nine base hits.
Luby and Gibson hit consecutive
home runs for the Oaks in the
fifth inning.
San Diego Padres will start How
ard Craghead against the Indians
Friday afternoon and will alter
nate Salvo and Ward. Barrett
Nusser and Austin will do the
pitching for the Indians.
Austin is the only rookie Seattle
pitcher who has not been scored
upon in the two games against
Oakland.
San Diego, winners of the Coast
league title last year, will present
stiffer lineup than that of Oak
land.
Seattle plays Portland on Sat
urday and Sunday afternoons.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Mar. 10 -UP) :
Stocks fluctuated irreguarly in dull
less than 100000 shares for the
full session, the ticker standing
motionless for several minutes at a
time.
Bonds slipped off under lead of
railroad funds. Cotton futures held
below previous closing levels and
grains had fractional losses.
Reflecting the new political Crisis
in France. the frame plunged to a
new low since October 80; 1926.
cheerful in several directions. but
traders watched the Washington
situation for clue to the next
major marke movement.
Disclosure that the treasury is
prepared to submit proposals to re-
place the revenue cut occasioned by
elimination of the third basket"
provision from the House Tax bill
was viewed as creating a new un-
certainty.
L. S. Steel reported February
shipments of finished steel at 474.-
723 tons. the smallest for any
month since December 1884. and
compared with 51s.322 in January
and 1,133,724 in February 1887.
The brightest spot in the trade
picture was provided by engineer
ing construction awards. Engineer
ing news-record reported this
weeks NOln1ne as the DeSl since
last June, 81 per cent over the pre-
vious week and 96 per cent in ex-
cess of year ago. Private con-
struction showed greatest gain.
The Whitney developments at
tracted major attention in the
street but had no maTkte effect.
Stocks opened narrowly mixed in
dull trade, ran up to gains of a
point and more before noon and
then backed down slowly in ensu-
ing trade.
Rails met some pressure. Atchi-
son dipped nearly a point, but
losses in most other active issues
were smaller. steel shares, which
led the early recovery, met selling.
American Telephone sold off
more than a point. coppers had
fractional ] losses. Agriculture
equipments and most building shar-
es had small gains. Motors soften
ed. Utilities eased slightly.
General foods sold at a new low
for the year at 2TSi off "a. NJ ost
other changes were fractional.
Dow Jones closing stock ayera ges
Industrial 12471 off 0.96; Rail 26.
SO, off O.S3; Utility 1888 off 0.15.
Stock sales approximated 100000
shares. the smallest for any full
session since March 2 when 100000
were traded and compared with
900 shares yesterday. Curb stock
sales were $4,000 shares, against
80. 900 shares Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
BY HENRY MCLEMORE

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Mar. 10
CUP) -"Rawhide" a motion pic
ture starring Lou Gehrig and a
horse who never played first base,
will have its worlds premiere here
next week.
This is not warning. If you were
coming to st. Petersburg at that
time, come right ahead, but be
prepared for a tremendous traffic
snarl. Because ST. Petersburg, see
ing a chance to show Hollywood a
thing or two, is going to out Grau-
man Grammar. 1t is going to have
kleig lights, velvet carpets, bril-
liant canopies, and microphones
in the lobby just in case a cele-
brity has dropped into town.
1t is going to have everything, in
fact, with the possible exception Of
that great actor, that super por-
trayer of human emotions, that
one hell of first baseman-Lou
Gehrig.
Gehrig would like to come as who
wouldn't? Have you ever seen the
world premiere of your Pictures
But Gehrig is enmeshed in
hot haggling with Colonel Jake
Rupert in New York. trying tc
get his salary raised from 500 ,OOC
10 $4,000
If he doesn't come, the entire
program for the night will have to
be changed. 1 hope that he isn't
so mercenary as to let the matter
Of thousand dollars spoil the
beauty of the pageant that has
been arranged.
Here is the proposed shedule:
6:15 pm. :All New York Yankee
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANG ELES, Mar. 10 tUP) -
Supplies continued moderate to IL
beral. trading fair.
Asparague: local loose eX icy IL
25c fey 1S-20c.
Broccoli best 3la-1c.
Brussels sprouts pismO- Occano
and San Luis ObispO crate stock
best mostly S8hc Davenport and
sssgadero sssS' S'-l' iced drum" 'S'l''
Bunched vegetables per crate.
beets 25-4Oc carrots 35-10c dixon
1O-50c green onions $3.50 S1.75 leeks
6O-75c mustard mostly 60c parsley
$4,000 radishes small red best 70
65-75c turnips 30-40c.
Cabbage local cannonbal best
lmostly 35-4Oc red cabbage 65-75c
savoy 25-35c.
m6s,}H cspllfl9TsF a9ysSc local pearl type
flats elect $3.50 San Diego co ex
fey S2.75 fey $3.50.
Eggplant Coachella Wy and Bo-
TsgO reg 81 Wy pgS 'S 25s spsi5 sGps 3
doL ke'5est' best mostiy inPEF'as as1.Es5si.5o doz
mostly 1890 s dob 50-65c Yuma
4 doz $1.5O-SI75 5 doz $1.-s1.15.
Onions: Lompoc browns cold
el2gage o4esdn si9fk ys6w 81 SYt idaRG IGaho
white globes mostly $3.50 per So
lb SIX.
Peas Coschella Wy pole best
mostly 7c a Id bush 4k-5c loca1
bush fair quality 3-3Ac Santa
Barbara co 6-6Mc San Diego co
poleb est 7-7lkc bush Imperial Wy
best mostly 5-5hc crts 45-lb $3.50
S2.65 50-lb best SO; Coachella Wy
China peas fair quality 15-16c ID.
Squash Imperial and Coaehella
Wy white summer crts best $1.75-
S1S5 flats S1.50-S1.65 Italian crts
s1S5-S2; flats $1.50-S1 ,65 Coachella
Wy ex fey $2.15$2.25 San Diego co
lugs ordinary S1.25-S1.50 yellow
Gro okneck Imperial and Coachella
Wy crts best 81. SIPS.
Tomatoes INLAND and Imperial
Wy crts STOPS fair quality mostly
S1.35-$1.50 12S fair quality $1.25-
s1.35 16S fair 1850 20S 60-65c
flats 4x5S $1.10-$1.15 5x5S $1.10-
S1.25 5x6S $115-S1.25 6x7s $I-$1.15
KISS 65-75c Sx9S 40-5Oc
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10

preceded by game between The
General Petroleum cagers of the
commercial league and the junior
college quintet.
St Augustine high schoolers have
won 25 games in a row in the
past two seasons and defeated ev-
cry leading high school team in
San Diego county. including San
Diego high and Herbert Hoover.
San Diego has more than 5000 stu
dents, Hoover nearly $500. st. Au-
gustine high boasts an enrolment
of slightly less than $50.
The Augustinians also defeated
the state college freshmen. The
freshmen hold six point win over
the Central junior collegians.
Coach Larry Hansen indicated
he would start the same lineup he
used in the championship game
against Brawley and against Ra-
mona in the first payoff game.
Plemons and Oswalt will start at
forwards, Kirkpatrick at center
and Poole and Chickahisa at guards.
Payne and Peterson, who played a
fine brand of ball against the jay
Gees Tuesday night, may see ac-
tiOn
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
Hansen Leads
Oilers to
Loop Victory

Larry Hansen, basketball coach at
Central high school, and main cog
in the General Petroleum CONNER
cial league quintet. Wednesday
night carried the Oilers to a 47-4l
decision over the Delozier Furni-
ture club.
Hansen scored 81 points and play
ed brilliant ball on defense. The
Oilers were handicapped in the
last five minutes of play when
they were obliged to use only four
men because one player was forced
to retire on fouls.
But Hansen took the lead and
the Oilers were still out in front
when the final whistle blew.
20-30 clubbers played their best
game of the season in losing, 1927
to the 1. v. Hardware.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
Cards Prepare for
PlayOff Tilt
Friday

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 10. CUP)
-Stanford's Pacific coast basketball
champions worked today on de-
fense to be used against University
of Oregon in the 1888 title series
commencing here Friday night
The oregon visitors arrived today.
1t was indicated Cardinal Coach
John Bum would concentrate on
formation of new combination to
be used against the tall visitors.
Les Stoeffen, regular Cardinal
center and a six footer, has been
working out at guard, while another
giant, Tom Siebert, has been taking
the center position.
The Oregon squad included For
wards Laddy Gale, Dave Silver, Ted
Sarpola, John Dick and Bob Hardy;
centers, Slim Wintermute and Ray
Jewel; and guards Bob Anet, Wally
Johansen, Ford Mullen and Matt
PavalunaS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Mar. 10 (UP) -
Trading on The Los Angeles stock
exchange today was spotty and ir-
regular with only a small volume
of transfers recorded. Bolsa Chica
A went to a new high 2Ss up -, on
sale of 100 shares. while yelling
ton oil scored new low of 81
down ~ when 100 shares crossed
the board.
other sales incIuede: l.. A. In
dustries 100 at 3A down n; Paci-
fic Finance 100 at 12& up Z;
Transamerica 100 at 10A up y;
Riehfield oil 200 at SIS unchanged ;
Superior Oil 100 at 80, down 4 ;
Globe Grain and Milling 100 at 4
q, uD a; General Motors 100 at
34h unchanged; Puget Sound Pulp
and Timber 100 at s down Y; Edi-
son per cent pfd. 100 at p, up 1s
Southern Pacific 100 16H down ~;
Pacific Lighting pfd 10 at 104 up
a.
Volume of sales. approximately
5000 shares; six issues up, five
down and two unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10

and st. Louis Cardinal baseball
players will be searched and their
chewing tobacco taken up.
6:20: All baseball players march
ed into their rooms and forced to
put on ties.
6:25: The first shot of dope will
be injected into the horse which
Gehrig will ride to the theatre
$50: The second shot will be
administered as a guarantee that
he won't buck or prance.
GAS: Gehrig will put his chaps
on backwards.
$50: Gehrig will remove his
chaps and then put them on the
right way.
TOO: Gehrig will get on a step
Ladder, then on his horse, and lead
the para5to to the theatre, one
block away.
7:10: A flock of rented cars will
drive up to the hotel to convey
the players to the theatre a di-
stance only a little farther than
that between first and second base
7:l5: Wet cement will be poured
on sidewalk in front of theatre
for the purpose of immortalizing
the footprints of any celebrity who
happens to be in town, and who
happens to walk out from the
mircophone.
7:20:Gehrig will discover the loss
of the dismounting ladder and
drive on to the nearest drug store
where he can be lifted off by
Florida's courteous curb service
boys
1925 Gehrig will enter drug store
and call Colonel Rupert to dicker
for more salary.
! (CopYright 1893 BY United PrcSsN
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
Stanford Concentrates on Defense
Border Golf Tourney
Will Start on Sunday

CALEXICO, Mar. 10.-First divots
will fly here Sunday when quail
flying rounds start in the annual
border nvitational golf tourna-
ment over the International golf
club course
Qualifying will continue through
Wednesday, when match piay
rounds start, continuing until the
finals Sunday.
The entry list. according to Earl
include most of the valleys lead
ing links stars. Dick Lott, recent
ly crowned Imperial Valley champ
ion, Laddie Willoughby. Lettuce
Champion, and other leaders are
slated to compete.
The tournament will be directed
by Curley Vesey, Barbara Worth
professional.
Entry blanks are available at
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
DATES SET FOR
WOMEN'S GOLF
TITLE TOURNEY

Barbara Worth Golf Club, Mar.
10-Dates for the annual Women's
golf championship of Imperial
Valley Mar 49, 20. 26 and 81. were
announced today by Curley Vesey,
Barbara Worth professional.
Women players from every val
ley club will tee off. Saturday, Mar,
10, in the 10 hole qualifying round.
First round of match play will
take place Sunday, Mar. 20. sec.
Saturday Mar &c and the finals
Sunday Mar. 27.
Eight will qualify in the champ
ionship flifht. Additional flights
will be made up to care for all
entries, with suitable trophies
VeSey said
The WomenS class lesson held
regularly at 10 am. Friday, will be
held Friday as usual.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
Match Play Begun
In WOmen's Tourney

PEBBLE BEACH, Cal, Mar. 10.
tUP)-Match play commenced to-
day in the annual Pebble Beach
womens golf championships.
Clara Calender, state champion,
won medalist honors Wednesday in
the qualifying round of the meet,
going out in three over par AZ and
coming in with a two under par 40.
A soggy course kept most other
participants qualifying rounds in
the higher brackets.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Mar. 10 lUP) = An
early advance in wheat on the Chi
cago board of trade today was
erased by light. selling. The May
delivery declined to a new low for
the season.
At the close wheat was u to 2.
cent lower corn u cent lower. and
oats unchanged 70 off B cent.
Corn was steady. Interest was
light. Quotation were unchanged
TO 3-Sc lower at the opening but
steadied later. Export buying was
offset bv Hedge selling.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
Brawley High
Track Team to
Meet Yuma High

Brawley high school track team
will fire the first gun in inter-
scholastic competition one week
from Friday when the Wildcats
will invade Yuma high school Gin
der path for dual meet.
Interclass events are being run
in Brawley at the present time in
order to pick a representative team.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
PIRATES MEET ANGELS
IN FIRST GAME

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Mar. 10.
OUP)-The Pittsburgh Pirates, their
batterymen already in such good
condition Manager Pie Traynor Or
dered them to hold back until ar
rival Saturday of fielders, play the
Los Angeles Coast league team to-
morrow in their first exhibition
game. Russ Bauers, mound staff
ace, already is far ahead of the
training program.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
TRUCK HANNAH
PLEASED WITH INFIELDERS

ONTARIO, Cal, March 10. CUP)
Manager Truck Hannah was we'll
pleased today with the progress
his pitching staff has made and
said Gene Lillard and Sigmund
Jakucki were about ready to work.
The Los Angeles team plays the
Ontario Merchants Saturday. Han
nah also was optimistic over the
performance of his infielders.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
Champions and
Near Champions
Head Fiqht Card

Champions and near champions
top the fight program tonight at
the Calexico arena, but the bat
tiers who will probably furnish the
majority of the thrills are Johnny
Antuna and Ed Martin of Long
Beach.
Antuna and Martin will clash i'm
the fifth bout of the night and the
winner will be awarded a shot at
Bobbie Pacheco featherweight til
tleholder in the valley.
Gus Gonzalez will meet Don Nc
Mahon in the main event and Luis
Saavredra will tackle Flash Bales
in the semi-windup. Gonzalez and
Saavredra are champions of Mexi-
co, Mcmahon is the titleholder in
southern California and Bales was
the welterweight champion of Ne
braSka.
YOU haven't read ALL the News
UTnfiI Vou,yn Read All. tho AdSf
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
SACS LINE UP
FIRST TEAM

RIVERSIDE, Cal, March 10.
UP)-Manage Bill Killefer of the
Sacramento Solons lined up a first
team today that included: Seats
and Brewer. pitchers; Franks and
Crowder, catchers; Barton, first;
Sturgeon, short; Williams, second;
Malone. third: and Marshall. Mil
Ter and Cullop outfielders.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
WINSETT HITS TWO
HOMERS FOR DODGERS

CLEARWATER. Fla, Mar TO-
(UP) = Tom Winsett, Brooklyn's
rookie disappointment last year, is
out to win a regular outfield berth
this season. Long Tom clouted two
home runs. driving in six counters
yesterday, to give the Waite Hoyts
a lilo victory over the Van Mum
gos in the first spring practice
game
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
ALL PLAYERS IN
WHITE SOX CAMP

PASADENA. Cal, Mar. 10. tUP(
Every signed player was in the
Chicago White Sox camp but Luke
Appling at the deadline for appear
ance yesterday Others failing to
report were holdouts Zeke Bonura,
Rip Radcliff, and Merritt Sugar
Cain. The White Sox continued
routine drills under sultry skies.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
l.. A. Hay
n. A. LIVESTOCK

Hogs SOC. Mostly IS TO so cents
lower. medium TO choice butchers
s.50-l0.lb; practical top 1915: few
early TO 1910.
Cattle 1000. slow. steers weak TO
IS cents lower: other classes about
steady; medium 10 goOd steers Z.
Ao-S. 2b. medium 10 Eood heifers z.
ab SO. COWS 5.25-5.T5; cutter grade
a75-b. bulls b.75-6.25. calves 150.
~teadN7s vealers TO ~. heavy cal
YES T.7A-S.Ts.
sheep one' good wooded lambs
quoted around $3.50,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
PORTLAND PADRES
CLASH TODAY

FULLERTON, Cal, March 10.
CUP)-The Portland Beavers meet
the San Diego Padres today in an
interclub practice game. The Beav-
ers worked yesterday with six regu-
lar pitchers throwing to rockies
in batting practice. George Dickey
and James Mosolf were the only
regulars not present.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-10
Giants Win Three i'm Row
Play DOubleheader
Sunday on Spring
Schedule

BATON ROUGE. La, Mar. 10.
tUP)-The New York Giants, with
three victories in spring training
games. prepared today for a double
header Saturday and Sunday with
the Philadelphia Phillies. The Giants
outslugged the Philadelphia PhillieS
to take a l1-8 decision at Biloxi,
yesterday.