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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
REPORT:

disposition of the armed forces of the country and
the selection and development OF certain points for suitable
Naval regard should be those points, which,
from their strategic location would produce the greatest degree
service and protection the largest territory possible and
this of the situation that is desired give particular
stress in suggesting Key West the LOGICAL NAVAL
BASE FOR THE GULF OF MEXICO.
The South today of the riches sections of this great
glorious country wonderful almost beyond
comprehension magnificent forests its inexhausbe deposits
of minerals and OILS its agricultural resources all go to make
country possibiles-in fact be termed
whose development and growth has hardly begun
Therefore is fitting and that in the various prepared
receiving the attention of Congress-
should that taken safeguard the interests
of this territory
During World War distinguished member Congress
said ANY plans of the Government looking national
paredne do embrace Key West and the Florida Straits
of all thinking people be fatally defec
tive.
is hardly necessary mention the necessity military
improvements Key West its geographical location in this
speaks for itself Its value from Naval and military
standpoint applied the protection Of the and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
STRATEGICAL LOCATION:

-sE4tfss<a - &ts& 10 &82u -
The Importance of Gibraltar from the srategica standpoint
known aso require govern
recognized its importance many years ago
voped this point such extent that the itself
a synonym for strength
Government considered the strategic import
Singapore highly that excepted that location from
in the Treaty being
from further construction of Notifications In spite of the
dency of British
has with the forcaton of Singapore and with its
development tremendous for protection of its
commerce
United Government has considered
paredneSs much has the British Govern
Consequently Key West has not been developed into
strong with either Gibraltar
Singapore The fact that Key West has not been extensively
developed does alter its strategic location hkkea @
Straits and consequently the entire traffic of the Gulf Key
miles from the wndward Passage and practically
anu Nieafasuah oanaS ,safS ASST 2nzsfei1 ,sIs1s5 NJ
The military development Of Key has neg
lected by the Federal Government The harbor protected
by modern batteries submarine capable of berhng
least thysix submarines and their tenders has been
sucted and the Government undoubtedly has plans for
boats and apane tenders temporarily based Key
West
The defense Key West dependent routes
obviously be based the of and planes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27

At this time thoughts entire world are again
turned toward and armaent well consider the adj
Key West location for submarines and particu
larry work The climate is such that these acv
may be carried comfort. Fogs practically
known The water clear in the world making the
findings Of submarines simple Practice grounds required
depths available within few miles of developed
Shelter always available from the effects of prevailing winds
The loss of torpedos is insignificant Hundreds of square miles
interference surface traffic available
maneuverng Practice with submarines and planes be
red continuously there practically days during the
year when weather conditions unsuitable
Key he only seaport
of the Gulf of Mexico be effectively controlled This
its proximity the Yucaan Channel and the fact that there
land of foreign between Key West and
Cuba found Miami
The following extracts from report the War Depart
men by Special Board of Army Engineers dated February H.
l845 in justification of the construction of Fort Jefferson Dry
Torugas and the thing applies Key West today within
sight of which this vast commerce passes
tPar 6-The Florida Cape Florida
Tougas Its southery boundary throughout its whole extent
in contact with the Gulf Stream This stream affords the
only vessels with the Gulf of Mexico and fleets
under convoy from the Leeward Islands of Indies
bound the Atlantic Ocean, Vessels the Atlantic
of the United States bound the Gulf of Mexico may the
around the end of Cuba the
the Bahamas and through the Gulf Stream
to the United States cross the Gulf to make the Florida
Reef between Florida Key
and follow the Reef to Tortugas
THUS that nearly every engaged
of the Gulf of Mexico and of those engaged
valuable portion of that of the Leeward West Indies
Islands, pass the neghborhood and often sight of the
Florida Reef 1t necessary remark upon the value OF
this further than state that embraces the greater
part of that of the Valley of the Mississippi. :"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27

careful study of the above table confirms
The winter months particularly delightful and the normal
heat tempered by almost continuous breees
the The official Weather Bureau reports covering
period of eight show that the temperature has
above 100 degrees fallen below Al degrees Key
West the only city the United States that has
frost and probably the only city that has suffered heat
degrees AS AheSe ideal climatic
Mcopditions the health of the residents is excellent.
WOO Fog nknown the excellent visibility affected
by dense smoke the Everglades where
the vegetation and such fire and burning long
RODS. ''&' ~Sf| 80
great deal of publicity has been given the
Florida the subject frankly Florida
pies which $50 miles direction This
equivalent bounded by New York Cleveland Ashe
Florida
given extensive publicity of Florida Storms" When it
found that in fftyeight there have
been but in which the wind has above sixty
miles lives have been lost this island
and all damage due to storms has been
confined and shbbery and light structures The period
of practically confined to the months of September
and October Their need adversely influence the
establishment of any activity industry business the
ment of funds. "a
OF possible sunshine average
{ period of "a years
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
INTRODUCTION:

In the preparation of the following report Naval Affairs
there is included much general information This information
however considered order summarize the adj
vanage Key present accurately future poss
oilties Tor a. naval ar nase'.''' s,t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
CONCLUSIONS:

Key West everything offer that is of paramount i'm
location of naval air basestrategc location
ample development excellent harbor fac
ties excellent atmospheric conditions with unexceled visibility
for the training of self
confidence under ideal conditions during that critical period
development efficient aviator offers the finest loca
attanab for the conservation of the health
fort morale of The in community that has always
extremely friendly consideate of such Federal
ployes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
GENERAL LOCATION:

Key West lies at southeastern United States
in fact at the point Of North America 1t lies on
the of trade between Europe and the eastern North
America, on hand, Nicaragua
Canals the other and also
North America side and all of South America
Only other cities in the world similarly situated
with respect continents The Gibraltar southwest
point of Europe lying the trade between the Suez
Canal Asia and between Asia
raasa This similarity in position with relation continents
and major trade should focus Key West the attention
all those who pretend broader world affairs and
Key lies of chain keys extending
southwestery direction from Florida Cape Sable and Miami
lie directly northeast of Key West at distances go and 1870 miles
respectively, while lies southwest
lance of 80 nautical miles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
Summarized Facts Concerning This City's
Advantages And Its S1ategicaI~ Posi- :
tion. For A, Naval An%nBase
PROPOSED NAVAL AIR RASE.. ..
KEY WEST, FLORIDA

Florida East Coast Terminal property CTrumbo Isand
has approximately lao available for development
Includes three deep piers with total of $3.50 ineal
feet of wharfage space with water depths of from rs IT
feet alongside piers All of substantial and
good general condition.
Foundations exist for five large oil water storage
tanks with a total capacity of TIA million gallons
Buildings exist suitable warehouses
Concrete Sea Plane Ramp In present by Navy
planes operating here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27

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Development II is proposed that khoal waters inn
medately adjacent FEC Terminal opsrfy the north
be bulkheaded and filled II is estiated e cost of adding
addition of $50 TO this areaat s4oooooo which
includes filling and bulkheadng An abundance of filling
material exists adjacent development removal of which
would provide maneuvering and anchorage for
planes with adequate protection against weather West
erY side Of proposed development would abut Man-oWar
Harbor which has natural depth of Is feet and adaps
itself for providing additional piers and wharfage
desired Should be desired this harbor readily be
deepened and wdened and materials excavated placed in
the proposed filled area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
CLIMATE AND HEALTH

The latitude of Key West 24h degrees North
sem4rdtica The table which follows shows the
normal average temperature for each month of the the
highest and lowest temperatures for and the normal
RAINFALL :ll&}tlI,,e}.atl.M >>}' W., .os
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
KEY WEST HARBOR:

The greatest physical of Key West its harbor Key
West enjoys the distinction of having the only natural deep
harbor South Florida Practically been
spent three south and only
lively small amount of about million dollars in deepening
the northwest entrance Above ALL the harbor and all of the
major semantainng and cannot be closed In
section where other natural harbors do and where
artificial channels subject sitting and complete closure
during high winds the Importance of the harbor of Key West
cannot be over estimated
The reef lies about six miles south of Key West The
main channel through the Reef with depth of 80 feet and
enters indefinitely large anchorage where the depth
ranges 40 The 30oot channel then passes
through reef enters another large anchorage
having depths of 81 to 35 feet From this the channel
along the western end of Key West carrying natural
minimum depth 26 feet to Manof War Harbo which the
logical development The Northwest Channel
of Key West the nohery reef
carrying depth of Is feet This channel be deep
ened to "a feet for the small sum of 100000.
develop harbor approaching that of Key West would
millions and its harbor therefor asset of nestmabe
value to Key West t.,t. ...... -.
With but comparatively little the channels could
enable the largest arplane carriers proceed
and from piers located at the air base
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
WATER SUPPLY:

Practically all of the Key that which
collected roofs adjacent reservoirs In
sections of the island this supply supplemented for
eating flushing purposes by shallow wells In
addition the Government manufacturing plant
operated dstillng plants.
These fairly satisfactory under existing cond
tions welknown that be secured
the mainland pped Key steps being
taken adequate supply provided that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
Kew West-Ihe Gibraltar OF America

main ship channel but thoroughly protected and excellent
anchorage for small crafts during the storms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-27
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES:

THE finest piers of and ndestructible
character available at the former Florida East Coast Rail-
terminals Other adequate commercial piers and water
front service and the Federal Government has
ceen piers the Lighthouse Service Depot the Naval Station
Submarine all of which within the protected
Coast.
Excellent transportation facilities available the
highway steamship connections with Atlantic Gulf Ports
Cuba An ndescbe transportation route for barge ra
available and be further developed the In
Miami Key West which is extension OF
ntracoasa Waterway down the Atlantic Coast and the
Gulf This would be of outstanding value during nation
al emergency nasmuch would be indestructbe and the
traffic the would not under cond
tons, be interrupted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
TWO QUINTETS
RULE CIRCUIT

fBssssf hs+siis
~ ~ kanxf tin IS
rst0nsiiis - 0ftinz -
I. 4 Ffsas - Ciaasf fsft 81
Yssm - rpg -
giG Lennon Eat onVi .
Csuisxrs snd Eili si1soHs Pfc
Tsa,aHa were snsfins ihs Pierce
County isa&us isz1srrhlp 'n>is1
after soJf no . tight eifesli
tusaies TBeedsy sseninE
yifs stopped hsppNsin LS1szsfs
fast break snd eyed out 1919
z,in IL a ~ scoring fFsfss al fiff
The Trolsns led rs At hahtims
bgt Kapyesin heid q iZ-s adssnt
iAgs as the fourth quarter opened
Lea b. Pete Nsiia the ftfsmtH
came fran behind - win. fge
p0s ihe reserve game 1870
Nationwide Cruisers found
fhems iyss BEHIND yistg Al
half time ln their tlit with
Drfinx Cardinals st tsion-
vile. Les Albright. consistent
shoot nE kept the Hsfhs d. IN
the iezd the first half but
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
LOCCERS SET

College Of Puget Sound ) basket
ball team steps out Of City league
competition for the first time this
season when II opens a two-game
home series Wednesday night
against Pacific university Of For
est Grove. Orc The contest Will
start at o'clock Thursday night
the second game with be play=d
The locals had little sue
cess against CITY league
teams. but Coach Louis q.
Grant thinks that II they sc-
quire more last-hslf drive they
viii stand better chance Of
winning some games. Many
of their games were lost by
narrow margins.
Coach Grant announced ten
tstive lineup this morning II
includes Lyle Carpenter and
George Mitchell, forwards Ed
Williams. center. and Carl Smith
and William Mclaughlin. guards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Sportsmen Elect
Weaver President

William Weaver was elected
preesidnt Of the Pierce County
Sportsmens association at its
meeting last night. Ed Larsen
was elected vice president: Harold
Knabel, secretary; William Greg
ory. treasurer. and w. J. johnson,
sergeant-at-arm
Members Of the board of trus-
tees include Paul Martin Johnson.
Walter Settler, Rollin Ogilyie,
Frank Sherman and Paul Otto.
The more than 100 members
who attended the meeting heard
n ". Clark talk on hunting and
fishing in Hawaii. and saw motion
pictures Of winter sports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
MANY DONATE
CASH FOR jim

More than 100 persons CON
tributed 10 the Jim Freckolton
savc-his-home campaign, sponsored
by the Pierce County Sportsman
association and engineered by Bill
Weaver. president, and III Larson,
secretary
Here are the donors whose names
were given with their donations
Pierce County sportsmens sSsocl.
atom. Cocker spaniel club. Possi.
Club Of Tacoma Tacoma sp0ri4ms u
club international Ftfe Flghtsfs'
union local Ne 81 Retail CLERKS
union No 361 Acme tavern. JACKIE
oHoole Peterson a. COossle. Jensrn
fufl company. l. NJ Tiileson Of
western Auto supply Curicy Bryant
Pet, of!en Il o Chesiey. South
Tacoma Game farm 4 W johnson
Nh II 8 Hove , Blodgett Bill
MoQuosns Iaokle shop the ozAfs
tavern Pat Gallagher. u KATnss OF
Pineville. ore Bon OBei " y
Carly JACK A. Jili tavern and fss-
taurHnt - ~ Penn Morris & bel
IN. the Loluf tavern. y. . Russell
lire bost william } Wright { o
lYun klAotf Mstcsif Agtnuf q
Rove ~ Dauiel Byron n Presley
john Lake Warrington Hardware
M BELLE Boniau Hoff Ind tavern
Csl ana Doc Of Pioneer barber shop
Dan walton. M ! n Tilotsou ~
u ( Nicholson ~ Hayden william
weaver Of Fichfcid Oh M Larson
n G o Lynn company John L
Bl9TElund smplOfea Of Tacoma
eemetey. - Grant Putnam u
Q Lynu company mayor Z
siegis Hugh kesoi Lloyd suItsf 81
Z 5 TIIc Pierce ~ Poaet Of { o
Linn COMPANY D AcCsuley difec
Tor tthtr gau4e department. A. Lofeux
Ira Hail Holmes Eastwood y p
= NUTS Twenty Third street
FlnOcn.e eiuD Nolssy Geo PIpsf
IahefsI haus hsthsna clothing shop
q y boHtslck M q Bfelf Hob.
bis Larsen q q Etans super -ssFa4us
aa-o 3rpsi4 EeofEs Foss - fhe
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hiofs jane Orchard Canada or
pio5es ~ Mountain View bufaai pa
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sfsuns sam hsDat0if Jsmsa sssn-
hsW JsrHiad = N1ffag BafnsB tas-
- Doc Hsashffs ssfalts station
Ia Wet ~ Csrnlth Jennings Hard
3arr OlaF aGs Haraaafs Dbl HoNsu
fp9ft,Hg so1sdh Mecca slzuFsnt
Bfpsef A TucfUas Baffhs pizfs
Cttpf fufsfr affTirf station CBhi
Tavern Gaffmsnt iAcEls stofs ar
and kga Franz huermfn. fAlcsfns
- sflH FafEf s.rDsf theg Rlcnfssid
oil hsslr attn OIL Union oil 4 y
LInl COMPANY sulDftgAfT Gent ceu-
ofrUla fls.raEes 8fraca n Rae
q q Harlu u FICHffla o. Ciiff
6Ivnt tne Pour Eaoulfsa sanpioTsn
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
ABE HOOPMEN
PLAY YAKIMA

Iineoln'a off and on varsity
basketball team viii Journey tn
Yakima and Walia Wsiia this
week md where they xlll face the
Pirate and WALTZ hoop Squads
Friday and Saturday nlshfa. re-
sprctix.ly
The Hsilapiiiters siil play
Everett AZ the seagBii naples
next Tuesday
The enniesiA ain all count ifi
the Cross state league standings
The iYns iost their initial league
game 10 Yakims last Saturday
at2i The Abes have ~oa three
games thia asasen and boat fouf
slHs players Coach Blli lfaFdss
and Manager Buck Thompson plll
mike the trip east ~ ms noun
ialns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

Selection Up
To Three Men

The 1859 Queen of the skis. who
viii uIle over tho eighth annual
Tacoma Winter Carnival At Para.
disc valley Feb u viii come fgum
the ranks Of school sin SKI club
members
This was the decision reAt he'd
yesterday At meeting 81 the
Chamber OF Commerce committee
in charge o. the gala event
Two candidates each will hc Sc.
leeted by the respective SKI clubs
OF Puget Sound Pacific Lutheran
college Annie Wright seminary.
Stadium and Lincoln high schools
The queens two attendants also
will be chosen from the group
The task Of making the all
important selection from the cam
didates will fan upon Don Cooncy.
Ed Mcagher and =. r Pat Car
din, lr
The queen will h. announced
neat TUESDAY
Her ascension 10 the throne
will take place at Paradise inn
on saturday night. the lith,
with dance and appropriate
ceremonies.
OrVilie Stewart viii be in charge
Of the junior downhill event and
Harold Johns IN charge Of the
prizes,
The Tacoma Times perpetual
trophy and permanent wrist watch
prize viii so 10 the winner Of the
mems slalom feature Don Fraser.
the Northwest ace skier. has two
legs on the trophy He can gain
permanent possession by winning
this year,
Rhodes Brothers will present a
trophy TO the winner Of the
womens slalom race. while Grim
steads will offer a prize Tor the
Qaf9ae winner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Gordon Elected
Golf President

Fred L. Gordon will preside over
the Meadow Park Golf club this
year. He succeeds Elmer Clark.
His election took place last night.
Dick Rowland succeeds Leo Booth
as vice-president Guy Bel was
renamed secretary-treasurer. Leo
Booth. Dick Long. r r. Thscke-
ray. Charlie Maurmann. Axel
Erickson. Mel Ellis and William
Frietch were elected trustees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
BOWLING

Joe rsnewish. shooting la Inc
city Employees ssasss sosled apt
seors st sha broadway alleys I'uss
day nsshi To paes ina 100 pin
stars ~ t~s btg assalss tis
games wsFs al, 100 ssd ss5
Ja. rssislouk. msmhsr VI Irsn
i.s"nani's iittsfsuxs Registered
ast for ihs hixa .sose ~ ire Com.
msrtlai lsssas
Hank ssihe shouting fer tsslfs
Tavern, marked ap . s5s fsr Ens
hiEh single game ~ ths Tuesday
play,
N.wsra bsatess tufaeN In
wssas fise sessss nssfha
stet.s8ssek. ~ m iasssfnsa
0u sssm. relied - sss ~
sishsss three xssss ssisi s~s
t.s.iiis eiisstf sTsses - fss
The h~~s sissts ssns~s
The Commercial Lsssssrs start
sd tHssF second haif sasf Ian ~
ths teams. ina atstiansfs sna isfh
street sIah. epsnsd ths SEMESTER
NIth sIsan s~sep u siseIr zsnsss
rhs st4ilonefs tnsk thx asssass
Of Jarasas tisead IN 4 hish s1pfsss
frsy. -hiis ,its isth stssstsss 0sa
from ifr Delivery
iiizh masks N shs Commercial
loop included si~sssg~ iahbsan
t7s asi rsnnlnstoA $40. Han
Mediterranean Sal ffsnk Colb0
sTt I.sa ffoswlexs 5Ao. Ksk1is
valllsh sss. His Anderson sAs.
itsnk spsiafis $40 iisrota Craven
90. Charles ptsstsn So AMI Jim
my Isogsrs sas
n~siss. Mss. Net sspssSk's
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ihs fsnsiaia& stsss Nese La.
ellie Giisss's 81. tsstes osstts
ies's sss. . 80 ~ kswsn
Mas.stssss saA SO - tsss
dsies.
Gloss D~aiaa Joe rena~sen. In
Ihs CITY Employees i~sxus. s&ns
~. ionnaun vita 80 tetsi.
Iss0rss Tf,smy~oa t.iiiea ~.
salty Lyons sss ssa Larry Heys
ssI
iilsh tssm sss9in4 htsaos ~ sh<
Commercial isasu4 went ~ the
lssessi@sf AIlsr fsminin~ team.
ma ladies' rolled a 80 slnxi<
zane inslssdlax 10 psns hsHdlssp
ana y.TDo total. wlkb 81 pima
aaadieap included.
Tesiars play finas me f'iss. "
eomeas On ths alleys az sia
9ssfes ard ths city Issxu@
starting Al 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Ski Weather

PARADISE VALLEY, Mt. Ia
coma-Temperature, 80 degrees;
trace of new snow; total depth.
l02 inches; snow wet; foggy;
roads in good condition but chains
required skiing fair.
acknowledgements. 80
degrees: no new snow; total
depth, 10 inches. Monad Lake
CLizzard ake)-TotaI depth, 81
inches: snow wet; calm; light rain.
neutrality-suspicious., 81 de-
grees; no new SNOW; 22 inches Of
snow at lodge; snow wet; calm;
light rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
BOYS CHURCH LEAGUE

in8fpendsnt Bibls defeated Bath.
any n D 3f-i5 Sons N Psrifiss
brat OnYst Lutheran - 20 ana
ralmgd Tofah scgfd oyi F1rst n
D. 2l.Is. IN Boy7f Chprch sagus
bsskstbzh fsmes A. BsilarnHs
Tuesday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Basketball Results
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
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