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The Washington times., 1938-01-29
REFUSE TO ACT

In ia t, Administration chief
tains declined to resume night
sessions or invoke parliamentary
weapons any longer in an effort
to smash the filibuster. They con-
ceded a vote on the bill is i'm
possible in view of the adamant
stand Of the Southern forces.
On the housing conference re-
port a battle was in store over de.
mands for restoration of the
Lodge prevailing wage" amend.
ment,
The Washington times., 1938-01-29
TRIAL RECOMMENDED

Now, with a convention in ses
sion, the officers have r~aom
mended that Gren's trial" be
held.
Green has charged that the
United Mine Workers Union is
the angel of the CIO" and quoted
an audit Of UNIV, which showed
loans, contributions and taxes of
$1,334,000 to CIO in a six-month
period.
At the same time he answered
Charles P. Howard, who is both
secretary of CIO and president OF
AFL's International Typographical
Union, who has charged the AFL
was attempting to deprive inter.
national unions of autonomy
Green denied any such attempt
but the charge will be repeated in
the next issue of the TITUS official
magazine,
The Washington times., 1938-01-29
MINERS STUDY
TRIAL OF GREEN
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page II
unions which joined Lewis two
years ago in forming the Com.
mittee for Industrial Organization.
At the time, when the interna
tional board of the UNIV asked
Gren to appear, he wrote a denial
of charges lodged against him, but
did not reply to the charges ir
person. Because he could event
ually appeal from the board tx
the convention. supreme authority
of the union, the international of
ficers did not expel or suspend
Green.
The Washington times., 1938-01-29
Today in
Congress

SENATE
Not in session.
HOUSE
Not in session.
Appropriations subcommittee
consider Interior and Labor sup
ply bills.
The Washington times., 1938-01-29
RATES By NAIL FoR VIRGINIA. MARY.
LAND WEST VIRGINIA AND
NORTH EARNTINA

ALL NAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE
IN ADVANCE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
DIR. SPIVEY ENDS
HIS VISIT in CITY
HEAD OF SOUTHERN COL
LEcE ATTENDED CHURCH
CONFERENCE MONDAY

DR.. Judd M. Spivey, president
of Florida Southern College,
Lakeland, who was attending
the Miami District Methodist
Conference which was officially
opened last night in the Stone
Church, left over the highway
this morning for Miami enroute
to Lakeland.
DR.. Spivey was the principal
speaker at the conference last
night and delivered an address,
taking for his subject, 1.-THE King
dom Within You. Pressing
business necessitated the presi-
dent leaving at this time. he said.
Accompanying Mr.. Spivey this
morning was r. P. Marshall, edi-
tor of the Florida Christian Ad-
vocate, and member of the facul-
ty, instructor in music, at the
Florida Southern College, who
will stop briefly in Miami and
then proceed to Lakeland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
Many Inspections Made Of
Mosquito Breeding Places

During the two weeks since
the beginning of mosquito con-
troll activities in Key West there
have been s3s larvae ealing min
nows distributed in cisterns and
other receptacles by those who
are doing the work. inspectors
appointed by the city and WPA.
Upwards of 200 inspections
have been made. numbers of do
nestle breeding places have been
discovered and given the neces-
carY treatment and several hun
dred cans. which wero potential
breeding receptacles. have been
gotten rid of.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
EMERGENCY GROUP.
MEETING TONIGHT
MASS MEETING WILL PROB.
ABLY BE CALLED
THIS WEEK

Committee meeting of the
Emergency that confronts Key
West" will be held tonight at 1870
o'clock at a local hotel.
Plans will be laid at the mass
meeting to be held publicly at
which ideas of the committee
will be laid before Key West citi-
zens. 1t is expected that the mass
meeting will be called this week.
The emergency" is lack of
sponsorship funds for W.P.A.
projects in the city which may
ncccssitate the laying off of hun
dreds of W.P.A. workers.
Members Of the committee are
Earl Adams, Carl Bcrvaldi, Fred
Dion, Charles Aronovitz and VIM.
T. Doughty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
ARMY OFFICERS
VISITED HERE
MADE TOUR OF INSPECTION
OF ACTIVITIES: LEFT
fa74 @sEE s. .shae@
THIS MORNING

Major George Schumacher,
U.S.A., Quartermaster Corps; Ma
jor David H. Blakelock, of the
Army General Staff. ana Colonel
j. Hayes, U.S.A. Air Corps, who
were visiting in Key West for
Two days at the barracks, left
over the highway this morning
for Miami.
Members of the party were on
a tour of inspection of the activi-
les which have been carried on
under the WPA at Fort Taylor
and at Key West barracks, and
went over the construction work
with Colonel j. D. MacMullen, of
he army barracks.
Colonel MacMullen told The
Citizen that Major General Ju-
liam L. Schley, U.S.A., was an
intended visitor to Key West to-
day, but was prevented from
making the visit. Arrangements
had been made to receive the dis
tinguished officer but at the last
momen. were cancelled on re-
ceipt of the generals telegram.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
MAKE FIRST BIG
KINCFISH CATCH
THOMPSON FISH COMPANY
FLEET BRINGS IN 1000
POUNDS LAST NIGHT

Three thousand pounds of
kingfish, the first kingfish catch
of the season for the Thompson
fish company, was made by
boats of the company's CONNER
cial fleet last night.
The catch was made along the
reef in Key West waters. The
Demeritt Brothers, veteran fish
ermen, have been bringing in
800 pounds daily during the last
week for the first time, but other
kingfish fishermen couldn't locate
the spots" until the catch last
night.
Previously the Thompson fleet
had made several trips to mo
Mans Land, a rough stretch of
water between the Marquesas and
Tortugas but had brought in onlv
one kingfish It is in that stretch
of water where the major king
fish catches are recorded during
the winter season when huge
schools of thousands of mackerel
are reached.
The kingfish arc chilled and
then packed in crushed ice by
the Thompson Fish Company,
with 200 pounds to a barrel, The
barrels are then distributed
throughout the larger Florida
centers. Jacksonville, Tampa, Mi
ami by a distributing agency.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
LONGS ANNOUNCE
AN OPEN HOUSE

Following six weeks of con-
stIuction-the new front is now
completed at Longs Furniture
Store. In celebration of the COM
pletion, Mrs. o. S Long. proprie-
tor. announces an Open House to
be held tomorrow evening. Wcd4
resdsy, from Z to $50 o'clock.
Friends and customers are in
vited to drop in to inspect the
new and strictly modern entrance
display room and to look over
the many attractive and modern
suites OF furniture now on dis
play in this. Key Vests only
complete furniture store
A display advertisement spon-
sored by this live concern IS fea-
tured elsewhere in this issue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
INVESTIGATES
SHOOTING HERE
coLoRED DEFENDANT WILL
BE TRIED IN GRIM
INAL COURT

County Solicitor Allan B.
Cleare, Jr.. completed yesterday
afternoon his investigation of the
circumstances which led up to
the shooting of Frank Sawyer,
colored. early Sunday morning by
Police Officer Franklin Aren-
berg.
Mr.. Cleare said that he had
gone into every phase of the case
and after a detailed investigation
had decided to file an informa-
ton against Sawyer, direct to the
criminal court. charging him with
resisting an officer with violence
10 his person.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
CAMPBELL CASE
HEARD MONDAY
DEFENDANT PLACED UNDER
BOND; CASE GOES TO
CRIMINAL COURT

Clarence J. Campbell, who was
arrested Sunday and placed in
the county Jail charged with a
statutory offense. was arraigncd
before Peace Justice Enrique Es-
quinaldo, Jr.. 1 o'clock yesterday
for preliminary examination.
Testimony brought out at this
hearing was so positively con-
vincing and did not afford of CON
tradiction that the committing
magistrate placed bond of ST.
600 and the prisoner is now in
the county Jail awaiting trial at
the next term of criminal court,
Following the hearing of the
case, Eugene Ribera volunteered
TO act as investigator and file
charges against that certain class
OF statutory offenders.
Mr.. Ribera told The Citizen to-
day that he promises to bring
in all those who are so offend
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
LEON SAWYER
Is IMPROVING

Leon Sawyer, driver of the
horse-drawn mail wagon at the
local post office. who received a
bad cut on the wrist of his left
arm recently while cutting grass
on vacant lot. was released
from the Marine Hospital yes
terday. and is now slowly i'm
proving from the injury.
Several of the leaders of the
arm just above the wrist were
badly cut. He was using a half
circled grass cutter, which came
in contact with a piece of iron,
causing it to sheer off, striking
the wrist, He was Immediately
rushed to the hospital for treat
mcnt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
SMALL FIRE ON
CATHERINE ST.

The apparatus from Nos. and
3 stations responded TO a call of
fire last night at 8 o'clock, sent
in from Box SO, corner of Watson
and Catherine streets,
Arriving on the scene. small
blaze was located in an clubhouse
on Catherine street near the cor
ner of Watson.
The fire was soon extinguished
with practically no damage re-
sulting from the small blaze.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
LEVY lORDERED
FOR COVERING
BRIDGE BONDS
FEDERAL COURT ORDER IS
ISSUED FOR TWO MILLS
TO PROVIDE NECESSARY
FUNDS

Under a mandate out of the
Federal Court in Jacksonville,
Judge Louis Strum presiding, the
Board of County Commissioners
of Monroe County, were ordered
to extend on the 1888 tax rolls,
the sum of two mills which will
provide sufficient funds to satisfy
the demands of the holders of
bridge bonds, who brought the
suit, said Tax Assessor j. Otto
Kirchheiner this morning.
Office of the tax assessor, by
direction of the county commits
sioners has extended this tax
against all homesteads. In most
instances the tax is very small,
said the assessor, and in great
many cases is less than 81. How
ever, if this tax is not paid, a
certificate will issue against the
property and the penalties in
Cured will in most instances be
largely in excess of the amount
of the tax. Therefore, it is
pointed out that all owners of
homesteads, should call at the
county court house and pay this
nominal tax.
All homesteads were exempt
from taxes in 1887, many owners
assume that the taxes for this
year on homesteads will likewise
be exempt. This condition has
been changed by the court order,
as shown in the first paragraph.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
Misdirected Loyalty Of Germans
Shows Faith Value, Spiyey Says
Speaks On Topic, King
dom Within You; Says
Material Things Depend
On God And Man

DR.. Judd M. SpiveY. president
of Southern College at Lakeland.
before a church filled with 500
delegates and visitors to the Dis
trict Methodist Conference at
First Methodist tStone) Church.
said that German youths surpris-
ing faith and loyalty in Adolf
Hitler. "a misdirecfed faith. was
the driving power of Germany
today and showed the value of
that quality.
DIR. Spivey's sermon was on the
text, ''The Kingdom Within You.
"Fascism, Naziism, Commun-
ISM, DR.. Spivey said, believes
that the state is the measure of
mans doings, but the Christian
Church believes that the meas
ure is determined by the relations
between God and man. not the
state and man.
"The Christian Church IN or
der to make men grow must
proceed with wishful thinking.
Men are not vacuums, and the
church must produce a 'condi-
ton in each of its members to
fulfill the aims of this world of
contacts and problems.
Men grow through food,
through freedom and through
faith, DR.. Spivey continued.
Lack of food causes discomfort
among the people and over
throws government, and lack of
freedom causes "a stified world.
Ideas should not be killed by the
sword but freedom of speech and
the press must be permitted even
though it be wrong. Finally, a
human being to do things must
believe in something and be-
lieve in it Fundamentally" 1t
was at this point that DR.. Spivey
mentioned the people of Russia
and Germany, whom he said
were so wholehearted in their
faith in their leaders that it was
possible for their leaders to con-
tinue in their actions even though
the action were very brutal and
many of them wrong"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
STEALS FOR HONEYMOON

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Charged
with stealing $50 from his en-
ployer to finance his honey
moon, Charles Keer, 25. of this
city. was convicted in court. and
sentenced to prison for three
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
MUST ATTEND CHURCH

SALEM. N. J.--Attendance at
church every Sunday for six
months. was the sentence given
by q judge of this city to three
men and a woman convicted of
resisting arrest and aSSaulting a
state trooper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
Notice, Young Democrats

There viii be q call meeting al
County Court House On wednes-
daY. $500 p. m. for purpose of SCI
ieetins officers for ensuing year.
rsADoRE wElNTRAuB.
Chairman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
JUNEAU. Alaska.-The Dol

JUNEAU. Alaska.-The bold
whaler ard trading ship. "Patter-
SON.. lay a wreck on the rocks
offshore here today as its crew
Of IA members huddIed around
fires to keep warm following the
wreck. A Coast Guard vessel Is
standing nearby but cannot res
cue the crew until the weather
subsidies. Two members were
lost IN the wreck
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
NATIONAL

WASHINGTON. - Anti on y
Eden, British statesman. arrived
in this city today for a hree-day
conference.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13

wASHINGTOH.-It is reported
here that Senator Schwartz 0f
Wyoming will be nominated for
tire IVA post vacated by Nor
gan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13
NEWS FLASHES
try Associated PressI
FOREIGN

LONDON.-English Prime Min
lister Neville Chamberlain will
deliver an address today before
the Foreign Press Association,
which is expected to carry world
wide significance. 1t is expected
that he will announce that Eng
land has borne the brunt of the
attack in carrying on its move
ments for peace and that some
other nation must assume the
burden. The speech will be de-
4Ivered this afternoon at 4:40
EST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-13

LONDON.-It was announced
today that rates on the Suez
canal, which is owned by Eng
land, France and other smaller
countries, would be lowered. 1t
was also announced that this
was not due to demands from
italy.
ROME.-A government society
today initiated ridicule of COM
mon social practices such as tip
ping ones hat, shaking hands, etc.
TUNIS.-Prccautions have been
taken in this section of French
Africa for a defense system which
can resist a force three times its
size.
BERLIN.-Anthony Eden was
attacked by German newspapers
today for his defense of Jews.
Prominent American Jews were
also attacked.
LIMA.-Argentina was fight
ing today TO take the lead in the
Pan-American Conference after
the United States failed TO take
this step. II is expected that her
action will slow up the confer
ence but little.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-15

Here is your opportunity to buy one of the worlds most famous mattresses. A Derry Made. You will like this mattress, it's soft springy inner spring action. You will find that you can get more comfort out of Derry Made mattress than any other kind See it today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-15

little as a cheap car; and the best electric kitchen costs no more than a good car.
 Scientific Workshop
 Tt gives the housewife the SatiS- faction of employing in her work shop equipment as scientifically designed as any in her husband $ laboratory or factory. The electric kitchen adds romance to the food service of the home. Its beauty makes it a joy to the family, its att tractiveness makes it a center of entertainment-really new guest room."
 In many sections of the country. real estate men and property own CTS have found that by undermining the kitchen they have been able to sell or rent properties which other wise were a drug on the market.
 Incorporated in Homes
 Real estate men, builders, archi- tectS, mortgage and financial house executives know that the kitchen which is modern helps to sell the house, because the up-to-date kitch- en attracts the eye of the woman and appeals to the man.
 It is a long jump from the kitch- en of old to the modern 1888 kitch- en, but the seven league boots ot electricity have furnished the means of spanning that distance, making available today the comforts and conveniences of this modern genie Our forefathers built their homes around a huge kitchen, but the mod
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-15
REDWOOD co.
 GROWING RAPIDLY
Service, Above Everything Motto of Three=eYar=Old
 Furniture Firm

The Redwood Furniture company first opened it's doors to the public of this city about three years ago, but since that time the company has grown so rapidly that today it ranks with the leading furniture stores of Waterbury.
 The owners of the firm when they first started in business decided on business policy which would en- able them to render, above every thing else, service. Not only are the officials of the Redwood Furniture store interested in selling cus- toner some of their merchandise, but they are even more interested in keeping that customer satisfied and in this way the company has won the respect of hundreds of housewives in this vicinity.
 The quality of the merchandise which the firm features is of the highest quality. Among the many items which can be found on the floors of the store are refrigerators, washing machines, radios, and every other kind of household needs and requirements.
 The Redwood Furniture company has a special easy payment plan which makes it possible for patrons of the store to purchase their needs by paying only small amount down and the balance may be paid in easy convenient terms,
 There is plenty of available park ing space for customers to park their cars while they shop at the Redwood Furniture store.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-15
DRUDCERY ENDS IN
 ELECTRIC KITCHEN
Duties of Ordinary House. wife Violate Labor Codes; Science Banishes Slavery

''In the non-electrical kitchen the housewife is expending more hours of manual labor than was permitted under the MIRA code for any indus try. Assuming that human servants are beyond the housewife's means, she can relieve herself of drudgery and enjoy the untiring efforts of electrical servants for only a few cents each day.
 ''The electric kitchen is planned to cut the hours of kitchcen labor in half. It is more sanitary than any other. It produces food that tastes better. It is more healthful room as its air is uricontaminated. It is a safe kitchen. It protects food in its refrigerator, saves food shrinkage in it's range and gives new order of sanitation in it's dishWasher It eliminates the garbage pail by its garbage disposal unit.
 "The all-electric kitchen costs as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-15
J GIVE PRACTICAL GIFTS tSzAAs

used stations and new-type "no- drift oscillator circuit" holds the program to precise tuning when it has once been tuned in on the set.
 On some of the new General Elec- tric sets remote automatic keyboard control is offered as auxiliary equip ment; and in addition to enabling the listener. to press separate station keys, it permits him to adjust vol tune from his remote" location.
 Featured Radi0forte N
 This years models include a de- luxe 10-tube console featuring all of the new developments, less expen- sive sets containing only a limited version of the time-tuning feature, as well as smaller table models.
 Several sets embody popular ra- dio-phonograpl1 combinations.
 A feature model in this years line is called the "Radioforte" and was designed primarily as fine mu- sical instrument" Built in lowboy console model, the "Radioforte" has no dials or knobs but only IA keys on its top surface which provide for high fidelity" reception for as many as 13 stations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-15
Electrical Memory
 Features G. E. Radio
New Antenna, Known as BeamscOpe', Reduces Noise
 Interference and Gives Better Reception

A new antenna, built is,to many of the new General Electric models and known as the ''beamscope", is presented to make forever obsolete the nuisance of outside antenna and ground connections" This device is designed specially for the receiver on which it is installed, and since there are no outside connections, other than the cord to the electri- cal outlet, the set can easily be moved from one location to an- other in the home like any other electrical appliance. Furthermore the device was designed by it's mak- CTS to reduce noise interference and make for finer reception.
 Automatic touch tuning, intro duced in General Electric receivers last year has been improved to the point where it now operates so as to suggest the touch of a finger on the keys of a piano. Separate piano. like keys are provided for the most
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-15

'.Electrical memory" is perhaps the term which best describes one of the latest developments featured in deluxe General Electric radios.
 The effect of this feature, accord ing to P. F. Hadlock, general elec- tric engineer, is that of adding a silent master of ceremonies to the household. This ghostly individual will awaken the family by turning on the radio in the morning and will remember to shut off the pow CT at the appointed time at night even if everybody has fallen asleep.
 Selected programs will auto- matically be tuned in at their sched- uled time during any 24-hour period and in between times the radio will shut itself off if it has not previ- ously been directed to continue"
 This pre- timer will not interfere with the ordinary use of the receiv- ing set, and stations can be tuned in manually if so desired.