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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
ACOMA TIMES 1910 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY


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CREAMERIES

CRYSTAL CREANERY-Peter Nelson.
Crystal Palace Market. Main 1851.
We Churn All Butter From Pure
Sweet Cream. It's Better, Costs No
More.
Spreen. 32z Z. 26th St Main 1879.
Distributors OF Twin-City Butter,
Fresh Buttermilk, MIX and Cream.
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fF~4 Broadway ~ iash aAin
li3b Tie school Hhsfs Fttttifsa
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DANCING ACADEMIES

BARTER DANCE STUDIO-Louis II
Harter. As st. Helens. Broad IA
447s. Dancing Instructors. Tap
Ballroom and Ballet.
AERRIcK DANCE STUDIO-Mary Y
Fowler, Director. li02 = No. 3rd
Mali 1881. Ballroom. Tap. Aero
bate Ballet. Character. Exhibition
Dancing Glasses or Private Les
sons
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Btaoklss anldaf. I'LL 81 Rn1li
Ave NAin te14 HsIasG Rite =
khe As1- Alt4.
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DREssNsKI~e

CENTRAL DREssMAKING SALON
Emile Runck ell Fidelity Bidr
Main 1855. Designing. Restyling
and Alterations
FIELD. SARAH lind Floor. Fisher
Co. Broadway t7z2 nrc<smAking
and RemodSiinz
LESHER MRS. ROSE-7oe So X -
Main 1854 Dressmakins Remodel
ina. and Alterations
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rIRs


A. a A. GARAdE-233S jefferson.
Main 9o7B Complete Automotive
Repair Service 24Hour Towing.
COLONIAL GARAGE Ottawa
924 Court &C" Main 6365. Stor-
age and Parking
JOHNSON. DICK ~ Tacoma Seattle
Highway Main 56il. When Trav-
cling Past Here Stop In For Serv-
ice. DAY and Night WreckinR
Service, Expert Mechanical Service
PARK AVE. GARA0E-Lawrence Pc
dersen, Owner 5000 So Park. Gar
land 9799 After Jan LIST, Call 6ose
Treat Your Car TO a Tllne-Up job
Done by Expert Mechanics Body
and Fender Repairing
WASHINGTON GARAGE ~ Taxi and
Son. 90a Court &C. MAin 4O72
Expert Car washing Gas and Stor-
age
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TOINDRIES
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ATLAS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
Co-3Oi2 So Wilkeson. Garland
OOs6 II no answer call Proctor
0O96 Iron. Steel. Bronze, Aluminium
Castings A Complete Pattern
Shop.
PACIFIC IRON a. STEEL WORKS
Willis F Morris, Pres. 1902 Canal.
Broadway 8264 Manufacturer Of
Logging Hosting Dredging Ma
chimes Structural steel Fabfi-
Gators. Iron and Steel Castings.
General Machine Work.
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FLORISTS
HARRISON, MRS JAhEs-562i So.
Lawrence Garland 0099. Every
thing in Cut Flowers Corsages. and
Potted Plants Special Attention TO
Weddings and Funerals.
HIM THE FLORIST--5l8 SO. X.
Main 1855. Flowers For All Occa-
slons
PRENDERGAsT's FLOWERS-Charles
j. Prendergast Tacoma Ave. Be
tween Division and No. list Main
9l95. Floral Designs for All Occa-
sions Artistic Yet Not Expensive. "
Member r T d.
ROSS FLORISTS SAD and Park.
Garland 52e4. We Garry Cut Flow
ers. Potted Plants. Funeral Designs
and Wedding Flowers
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NALLEY'S INC.-Marcus Nalley. Pres. (.
L. Z. Landon. Vice Pres. Robt. Nall
ley, Treas. B A. Shining. Sec. 400
Puyallup Ave. Broadway 2l6l.
Manufacturer OF Salad Dressing
Table Syrup. Potato Chips and Pre-
pared Mustard
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WONDERS AN W Eass End sosth
Side Seattle Highway Bridge Ia
coma Broadway sesi Dealer ia
Horses and Cove EaaY IsrIIsa
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FhlfE4 WEATHER HfNff AND
eGHEAH CO q MaA1oaI Man
aeIn4 QNner 141 fnfAius El94
Mhi1 Q454 REoAeN Weatllsr 8lfs6
9eAlf Windows aHn De4fH AEtfn4f
All Hest5sf 1founie4
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liis 20 70 stair gesl
coi1.kon or FuoEf SOUND = ~
Nsfn<f. puoetof Do91 c9s kzfusss
ttonnl Fails Accredited COHESIVE
lofg II Alsels. Hlns- Hssss nanmss
PACIFIC tuTnnsAa ooLLenE~~
peeaf A. TuEels4za Pres fhilIsN
hsuss. ps&n fiaeaasss Nrlse1si
Hllslnsea Asf faEsis1a sIAfland
OFT haafual ~ 9o0I. Innl0f Gal
tess snd ilish - 4ssol
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CITY DYE WORKS 4 LAUNDRY
Ernest L. kssson Pres CAR Law
son. Vice-Pres Vim. D. Stewart.
Sc Treas 1914 30 Tacoma Ave-
MAin 1903 Cleaners. DE Works
and Laundry 80 Years On Ia
coma Ave
MUTUAL LAUNDRY 4 DRY CLEAN
no SEHEICE@Haf LfftHlck. MAJ.
COZ s. lith 81 EAin soc4 Dow
cieua Service We Call FgT anu
Deliver
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ZIPoVsKY n J-ssol - Puget
Sound Ave- Garland f3Ta ZlDpers
FNfd ana Installed Trunks anS
Luggage Repaired
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con- PROTFssIONAIs
GROCERIES AND MARKrTS

GROCERIES AND MARKETS
AuST1N'S GROCERY-A " Austin
350l SO AinsNorth. Garland 3e7s
Complete Line Of Groceries and
BINS ECONOMY GRoCETERIA- Ben
Graves owner 7s4 50 Beth
Garland gI92 A complete Line Of
Groceries. Fruits Vegetables Also
Featuring Household Needs and
Sundrles
cINELLI. O co-ouldo Cinsni pres
and Cen MRT 2l8Z Pacific ave
tributofs Of Olive OIL and Fancy
Groceries
COOK. ANGUS E-lsOs No. Stevens
81 Proctor 4s3f Complete Line
o. Groceries. Fresh Meats. Fruits
and Vegetables. Pre- Delivery serv-
ICE
PoOELs STORE FoEsl owner.
Mountain Road. Garland ssgl-p-8
A Complete Line of Groceries FTesh
Meats, Frults ana Vegetables and
SEEDS
HEGoFRNEss BROS Oswald n ana
Kermit Heggerness 7Os 80 9TH
NAln 1910 HAln s211 FIii Line
q Groceries Fresh Meats Fruits
KsAPPs DELICATEssES -2167 No
Proctor PRoctoT seoe Complete
Lane of Delicate FoOds
PIONEER GROcEHY-Jzcko ana Kar-
pach. 1907 % 50. go g. EAln
53gz MALE 67io A Complete Line
q Groceries. Fresn Meat. Fru+ta ana
Vegetables. Courteous ssFv e.
ghoa aBd 8age
ROBRkTs BROS Food STORE
HAIRY VI Roberts Pres "a 30.
I" AAiu ziss Complete Pod
store Inspected Beats Modern
Bakery Courteous ana Eff.cieLt
Service
TWENTY THIRD ST o A CASH
PUBLIC MARKET Peer Piper.
ll01 80 zsd Main sz5f.
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INCARCERATION
H4104 4<H e1HtHU

nkf.L APPROXIMATION sxuvfcE
( Hal. Fffe HuHte He4 Ill.
unte<4<isy riss< nfzeea@es sfez "
Rebuilding eaa NsNeiftHx. izsfs
nssfHkI's<sk' IA / ssoa M ssna
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WtNaAnn aAlne And aHHxluu -
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sftaa zcsHazziaaihz He<st<ne<
H4k<ew4 and Affx1Hatzs t5e4sfn1,
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LotgGINts
IInNAGH EIPAIHING

H-ssisr Road
Route 2. Boa szz GAflana 1855
Forest Woo Cedar Postt and Poles
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EksTNAN KODAK aroNsn fsc' =
eio Hsoeduas BNnedNef 4tat.
kodaka Fslnas and Photo ffHisHtnx
ksefYfhlnx Photographs fcf Ans
tsufs and FrnfFs&lanAls
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GOLF cot RsFs

MEADOW PARK GOLF CoURsE-v
X Jowuers Owner Mgr Meadow
PARK station. Garland O26B TIA
oomas Most Scenic Golf Course
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OREoON wAHiiInuTOa p4,YWooD
co Phllip Garland. virs-Ffs4 snd
oeaI Aar itaads y Andersen
9iaf
PfYWooD sAI.Ks d BOX co Paul
r i@lnfEs. zeli Aiaska hAin ss11
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DEE7NWT'T 7Yl'e H777lFF 90 f1T4TeF
f.ys s.,sss.'ss ~ 800 Y s 49, 90, e
ehlne4 Al Standard aHa ksatAns9
mkAiisoIpa mAaD nc aslaoa A a.,
HAfa eH17 IFn&Anf<F H4.sa alsa
s3f9les Aanz tsale Maz<<f Heie<keN&
sbs Manufactures
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RANDOLPH. THOMAS , soi7 10
iath ~ Main saio, fs3fmsfif
with sherman CLAY.
HEHa CLARENCE III otT -. Ffus.
poet Garland u7as ~ Years o.
Experience Ia Tuning aud Repair
ind PianoH and Victims. ID rsefs In
Tacoma
RICHMOND. T. T~-4os No. II =
I Main HsH1 20 Years O. nklilful
Experience Ia Piano Tunins and
Repairs
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nOPTO Tu0MAN e1a - -
MALI 5214 ytnsfna Maae - Order.
Hsgaiffaz 81 Al Kinds IS 4lfl41
stfitas. Vieiln iastfaGllen
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osns ssos esksns<y nHln Nzss'
an Z ~ srs ~ ssy ss'|ss.
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ta1 wnsss onis fh< - y
niHLfo rnxArKa - asanss f>sn.
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Custom HOUSE, BROKERS

MCKENZIE, B. A. a. CO. INC.-eo7
Fidelity Bldg. Main 6i63.
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kaicHaon I1Hn Co. fHG~-iag =.
9fth niiezaHaf ft7* ges Oh
pairing fs<ff@ cssazt b1ezIisu<a<s
Tor U4uefH} Iffee
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Evening star., 1939-07-11
EIks Urged 10 Wage
Finhf on Intolerance
By the Associated Press.

Ds tHe f1aSOSIdleu rieoS.
ST. LOUIS, July 11.-Bitter de-
nunciation of educators who have
turned their backs upon government
by and for the people" and radical"
labor leaders keynoted the opening
of the Elks' seventy-fifth national
convention here last night.
Calling upon Elks throughout the
world for "a fight to the finish
against intolerance and un-American
activities" DR.. Edward J. McCor-
mick of Toledo, Ohio, grand exalted
ruler, declared:
I'm our public school systems and
In our great universities, there are
men and women who have cast God
out of their hearts, and who are
openly advocating changes in our
form of government that would
bring us to the brink of communism
and totalitarianism.
''These individuals have made
their ways into city, State and gov
ernment agencies, and are holding
Offices in labor unions, stirring up
strife and discord and doing every
thing possible to interfere with eco-
nomic progress"
DR.. Mccormick asserted Labor
was one of the backbones of de-
mocracy," but warned:
UNLESS labor relieves itself of the
services of many goddess, commu-
nistic. materialistic racketeers, fall
ure of labor is inevitable. And when
labor fails, we all fail"
Evening star., 1939-07-11
Fireworks OutIuwed

CUMBERLAND Md, July II [PD.
An ordinance prohibiting the storage
sale and discharge of fireworks in
Cumberland and within one mile
beyond the city limits met with
unanimous approval by the Mayor
and City Council yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
LIGHT TENDER
RETURNS HERE

Tender Ivy of the lighthouse
department, which had been on
trip to deliver supplies to light
stations, on the reef, returned this
morning at 4 o'clock with the
working party that had been sta
toned since March 10 at Carys-
fort Light. y
Members of the working party
who returned to the city this
morning, were: Machinists Harry
Shaw and William VaSSie; Black
smiths Wilbur Johnson and Viii
lis Brady, Carpenters Leroy Saw
yer, Harold Thompson and Paul
AtweIl; Additional Keeper John
N. Roberts; Laborers Sven Roller
and Ray Bert Matcovitch, and
Cook Roy Roberts.
The mission of the working
party was identification of the
structure, including living quar-
tiers of the keepers, and increas-
ing the candlepowre of the light
from 10000 to 10000. The en-
tire program has been completed,
is the report of Chief Radio Elec-
trician Carl Rom, who returned
to the city several days ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
.PAPY TO LEAVE
here TOMORROW
EXPECTS TO BE IN ITALIA
HASEE ON MONDAY TO
ATTEND LEGISLATURE

Representative B. c. Papy, OF
Monroe county, told The Citizen
today that he contemplates leav-
ing tomorrow morning for Miami
and will spend short time in
that city before leaving by train
for Tallahassee.
In Tallahassee on Monday, the
day before the legislature con-
venes, Mr.. Papy will begin TO set
up the matters which he will
bring before the body in order
to have everything in readiness
by Tuesday, April A. -. Z
81 have made all the arrange
ments for my stay at the Legisla-
ture and have also completed ar
rangements to keep The Citizen
informed on all matters in which
the people of Key West are in
terested", Mr.. -Papy said.
Mr.. Papy states that Mrs. ]. w.
Hattrick has been appointed as
his secretary for the legislative
session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
NIIAG%I%L%A
ANNOUNCE MANY
NYA PROJECTS
APPLICATIONS BEING FILED
AT LOCAL ADMINISTRA-
TON OFFICES

Applications are now being re-
ceived at the local National
Youth Administration offices for
attending the resident training
project for boys at Sulphur
Springs, Supervisor Victor Lowe
said this morning.
Youths attending the camp will
be given an opportunity to learn
carpentry, automobile mechanics,
and metal work. Hours and pay
are SO arranged that after all ex-
penses for the youths attending
are taken from their earnings.
they will still have approximately
$40 monthly for their own use.
For further information re-
garding this opportunity and to
secure other details, applicants
may contact Mr.. Lowe, area super
visor at the WPA building.
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Senators Andrews And Pepper
In Accord With Cannon On
Key Vests Navy DefenSeS
TAMPAN MISSING
FROM CUBA BOAT

Customs officers are look
ing for George Wilmer. 50.
who sailed on SIS. Cuba for
Key West from Tampa but
this morning did not disem-
bark here.
Mr.. Wilmer had expressed
a desire 10 see Cuba and II
is believed that he may be a
stowawaY on the Cuba. Au-
thorities are 10 meet the boat
at Havana when II lands this
afternoon.
Customs officers this morn
ing would say nothing 70 The
Citizen regarding the case.
II is known. however. that
Winners baggage was taken
by customs officers and ex-
amined. In il among other
things was discovered a re-
volver.
If Wilmer is not q SLOW
away il may be that he was
lost at sea on the trip here
from Tampa.
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CUBA BRINGS "a
TONS OF FREIGHT
VESSEL ALSO HAS THIRTY
FOUR PASSENGERS: AR
RIVES FROM TAMPA

Steamship Cuba, of the p. and
o. S. S. Co, arrived this morning
from Tampa with eight first and
two second cabin passengers for
Key West; % first and two sec
ond cabin passengers for Ha-
vana.
Key West arrivals were: Miss
M. Wardlow, Miss N. Longworth,
w. w. Wolfson, E. w. Berriman,
Velma Williams, G.. T. Fulford, G..
T. Fulford. Jr., Cliff Seifton,
George Williamson, Mercedes
Valdez.
Among the passengers were Ia
members of the student body OF
the Junior College of ST. Peters
bury on brief vacation, which
they will spend in Havana, and
plan to return next Tuesday.
Listed on the manifest of the
ship were the following items:
For Key West. "a tons of freight,
one automobile and two sacks of
mail; for Havana. three tons of
freight and three sacks of mail.
The Cuba sailed shortly before
III o'clock for Havana with 10
first and five second cabin book
ings from Key West, and six
sacks of mail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
CONCERT TONIGHT I
In BAYVIEW PARK
PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED
BY KEY WEST HOS
PITALITY BAND

There will be concert given
tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock,
at Bayview Park by the Key
West Hospitality Band. There
will also be a concert given by
the same band at the u. S. Marine
Hospital this afternoon, begin
ming at 5 o'clock.
The following is the program
which will be rendered at the
park tonight under the leader
ship of A. Barroso, band con-
ductor:
March. Victory Festival -
Oreste Versselle.
Overture, ''The Gildeds Bond,
L. P. Laurendeau.
Waltz, Danube Waves" = ].
Ivanovici.
THE St. Louis Blues" C..
Handy.
Fox Trot, 'Rosalie"-C. Por-
ter.
Selection, THE Gilded Bond"
L. p. Laurendeau.
March, Washington Grays"-
c. S. Grafulla.
"Star Spangled Banner"-Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
PAY
VISIT TO KEY West

Mrs. J. B. Parramore, Sr.,
mother of Doctor Parramore of
the Monroe County Health
Clinic, has been visitor for the
week in Key West and has been
enjoying herself immensely, her
son told The Citizen.
Mrs. Parramore plans to leave
the city tomorrow and will be
accompanied by the doctor and
Mrs. Parramore, Jr., who will go
as far as Miami.
Another visitor during the
past week was Henry L. PARA
more, brother of the doctor and
president of a surgical supply
company which has four units in
the state. 1t has been .18 years
since his last visit, and he was
very favorably impressed with
the many changes which have
taken place in the interim.
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~ 80 49,
mayer GETS FIRST
BOX OF "SMOKES"
FROM NEW FACTORY

Formal presentation of the
first box of cigars made at
the Key West-Havana Cigar
Company. newly established
in Key West. to Mayor Will
lard M. AlburY will be made
this afternoon at the factory
on Flagler Avenue by Presi-
dent Walter M. Wolfson.
Production of cigars will
begin in the middle of next
week. Mr.. Wolfson told The
Citizen with about 40 TO be
employed until others can be
trained and orders come in.
You may say that a sub
stantial number of orders
have been received" Mr..
Wolfson said. The cigars are
of high grade.
The cigar box presented
Mayor Albury is of vanished
cedar. Burnt into the wood
is the wording. First Box
of Cigars Produced in Key
West-Havana Cigar Factory.
Presented to Mayor Willard
M. AlburY".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
WORKMAN HEADS
PWA REGION THREE
FULL COMMAND OF q. PROF
ECTs IN NINE STATES; MON
ROE COUNTY AIDED

Acting Regional Director II A.
Workman has assumed fun com
mand of the Public Works Ad-
ministration 100 million dollar
program IN region three 90 Cum-
plete l.l3l projects Of al types
by July. 1880. acoordlng 70 IN
formation aFceIYai by Charlie
Baker. Jr- .thgaser inspector n
Key West.
Administrstor Harold L Ickes
has placed Mr. WORKMAN N
charge Of Alabama. FLORIDA.
Georgia, Kentucky. MIssl-ippI.
North Carolina. South Carolina.
Tennessee and Virginia
During the past the Public
Works AdminIsfration has buiit
or 3 5uiiiiI.E 2S5z pIoJects
amounting 70 sos. g88.728. and
the funds used N thc prOJects b.
the PWA amounted % S3l0.576.-
U7l as authorized by cungress-
To date. Monroe county has
shared IN the Public WORKS Al
ministrstiOn programs through
the Overseas Highway and the
addition % Monroe county
courthouse The water pipe line
fpom Homestead % Key West IS
also approved on the PWA dock
Il, and IS on the list for allotment
as soon as additional funds are
available. SAID Mr. Baker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
Defendant Was Arraigned
Today On Charge OF
Non-Support Of Minor
Child

AT the recessed session of GRIM
inal court which convened this
morning with Judge William ".
AlburY presiding. the case of
William T. Demeritt. charged
with non-support of his minor
child. was placed on trial.
The indictment was read by
County Solicitor Allan B. Cleare,
Jr., to which the defendant en-
tered a plea of not guilty.
Selection of the jury began and
at the end of the panel consisted
of the following: Leo Warren,
James A. Knowles, Frank de
Leon, Russell Hoff, Earl w. HiggS
and Leonard r. Sawyer.
After the examination of sew
eral witnesses, including the
child's mother and Stepfather,
the case went to the jury which
returned a verdict of not guilty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
William Demeritt Acquitted
By Criminal Court Jury
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SURGEONS CATCH
TWO IS FOUNDERS

Two fishermen. who have
never caught a fish over a
pound had a taste of what
Key West fishing could be
like a few hours late-in-the-
evening trolling yesterday
with Capt. Louis Avalo on
the party launch Marlin.
DR.. Anthony Rubino. surg
con in charge of the Marine
Hospital. who said he had
been hearing a great deal
about Key West fishing but
was going TO be a pessimist
until he caught a big fish.
was trolling his line along
side the inner edge of the
jetties at the mouth of North
west Channel. Ahead
school of jacks were raising
a Iuckus piling into sardines
all over the rocks.
How do you know when
you get a bite?" DR.. Rubino
asked. Just then a serious
look came over his face and
the rod began TO bend wild
lY. i've got something. he
shouted.
Battling up and down the
rocks against the fish. which
seemed TO have unusual stay
ing powers. the doctor finally
brought TO boat a fine Is
pound muttonfish. a great
eating fish. which today was
enjoyed at dinner by the doc
for and his family.
Another enthusiastic fish
erman was DR.. c. Beall.
surgeon OF Atlanta Federal
Prison. A few moments aft
er DR.. Rubino brought in his
muttonfish. DR.. Beall an
nounced a strike with shouts
and bending rod. Fighting
a fish. which several times aft
er the doctor thought was
played out made amazing
runs. he Brought TO boat a Is.
pound grouper. Next time
they're going TO fish more
than an hour or so before sun
set.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-30
WOULD EMPLOY
ELECTRICAL,s,'MAN
CLEARANCE ORDER RECEIV
ED AT STATE EMPLOY,
MENT OFFICE

A clearance order has been re-
ceived at the office of VIM. ".
Little, in charge of the State En-
ployment office, announcing an
opening for a man with cleo
trical experience: The applicant
must have an A. B. degree; 20
years old, and with previous ex-
perience in an electrical shop.
The wages will be A cents per
hour less five per cent for the
first six months; So cents for the
next six months and 81 cents
per hour thereafter. Earnings
from that point will depend upon
the individual. Total hours of
work weekly will be A. eso
Any person VINO can meet with
the requirements should wire III.
w. Sperry, senior interviewer at
Panama City, giving him cons
plete information, and send a
COPY of the wire to Mr.. Littles