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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
DEMOCRACY CHAIR
WILL BE DEDICATED

Continued from Page One)
conducted simultaneously on
various phases of Democracy.
Father Robert j. White, dean
of Catholic University, Washing
ton, D. c.; Rabbi Morris Lazaron
of the Hebrew Congregation,
Baltimore, Md, and Bishop Paul
B. Kern of the Methodist Church
will speak on Religion and
Democracy" Friday at 2 p. m.
Speakers for the mass meeting
Friday night in the city audi
forum will be Senator Pepper,
Senator Andrews and Mat
Adams, national president of the
Young Democratic Clubs of AM
erica.
The Chair of Democracy, plan
ned as a permanent feature of
Southern's curriculum, is being
sponsored by the Business and
Professional Women's Clubs of
Florida.
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MORE STUDENTS
VISIT ART CENTER

Glasses ga, teacher Miss Mar
jorie Roberts, and 3B. teacher
Miss Frances Conchran, from the
Division Street School, were at
the Key West Art Gallery yes
terday, looking over the exhibits.
Mrs. Linton Curry gave a de-
lightful talk to the visiting stu
dents and teachers, explaining
the exhibits and telling the
teachers and pupils that classes
for instruction, drawing and
painting will be opened Saturday
morning of next week at 10
o'clock and that they should
bring their utensils with them to
take an active part in the studies.
Teachers and pupils were then
arranged in proper formation and
two group photographs taken by
Jack Harris, official photograph
er.
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DiUic:on PIT. A.
Met Tuesday

Due to the forthcoming city
election falling on the second
Tuesday in November, the Divi.
sion Street School PIT. A. me-
on the first Tuesday instead.
The afternoons program was
in charge of Mrs. Norma Dopp
who presented the school orches.
ira in two new numbers. The
fifth grade chorus then sang
Little Sir Echo" and God Bless
America.
The third in a series of talks
on Cooperation Between the
School and the Home" was Civ
en- by Mrs. Claude Albury, who
ably presented the parents side
of the question. The point stress
ed particularly was that more di-
rect contact between parents and
teachers would bring more
harmonious relationship. That
parents should spend more time
visiting school is being nationally
recognized by the setting aside of
American Education Week..
The remainder of the hour was
devoted to the regular business
of the association. Following the
secretary's report, the member
ship committee gave the results
of the recent drive for paid-up
members. The total given was
IS, with a 1000 faculty member
ship. This is a decided increase
over last year. 81"
The Lunch Room reported a.
$40 meals served during the past
month. Plans were made for an
"Ouen House" at the Lunch Room
on Wednesday, November Is
Parents are invited to visit the
room and take lunch with the
children that day.
Plans were also completed for
a Fashion Show, sponsored by
the PIT. A, which will be held
at the La Concha Hotel on No.
vember "a.
A count of parents showed Mrs
Jones, 2B, had the highest num-
Der present, making that class
the winner for the third time.
In the upper grades Miss Sey-
mour's 5A led the count.
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Newcomers We're
Married Tuesday

]. J. Roberts, rs, and Mrs. Ger
trude Key, "a, were issued a
marriage license from the office
of Judge Raymond r. Lord Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. Roberts
gave his birthplace as Harbor
Island. Bahamas. and Mrs. Keys
birthplace is placed as Marsh
Harbor. Nassau. Both are now
residents of Key West.
Directly after the license was
issued the judge was asked to
perform the ceremony which he
at once did, and the couple were
made man and wife. The rites
were performed in the office OF
the judge. 6
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Mrs. Johnson Elected
Sodality President

In view of Mrs. Mary de Bar
GEES absence from this city, the
Marian Sodality of st. Ann group
has accepted her resignation as
president. At a meeting Sunday,
Mrs. Josephine Johnson was
elevated to the presidency and
Mrs. Mathilda Manegold was in
Quoted into the vice-presidency
vacated by Mrs. Johnson! @ p',' 81
Mrs. de Barcee is recuperating
in West Palm Beach from the
effects of an accident suffered
recently. She is visiting with her
daughter in that city.
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O.E.S. Chapter
Meets TOMORROW

Meeting of Fern Chapter No.
Fl, Order of Eastern Star, will
meet tomorrow evening, 7:30
o'clock in Scottish Rite Hall, cor
ner Simonton and Eaton streets.
Worthy Matron Ruby Hyman
states that a full attendance of
the membership is requested at
this session and visiting Stars are
invited to attend.
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ARMISTICE PARADE

Continued from Page One)
Comdr. Harold Parker, COM
handing officer of the Destroyer
Babbitt, senior officer present
afloat, and State Representative
Bernie c. Papy.
Legionnaires will notify church
sections, city officials, fire de.
partment officials, masters oil
ships and yachts in the harbor
the commanders of destroyers
and other naval vessels, school
janitors and commercial estab.
hshments to blow their whistles
and ring their bells at IL a. m
sharp Saturday in commemora-
ton of the signing of the armis.
tice 81 years ago.
All commercial establishments
have been requested to display
the national colors and bunting,
particularly along the line of
march, Duval and Division
streets.
Parade ''frist call" will be
sounded at Caroline and White
head streets at $50 a. m, as
sembly at $50 a. M, and atten-
ton and forward march at Duval
and Caroline streets promptly at
10 a. m. Saturday. When as
sembly is sounded all elements
must be in line and ready to step
out into the line of march on
command of the aides to the
grand marshal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
.RIVERO RITES TO
BE HELD FRIDAY

Funeral services for Armando
Rivero, who died yesterday in
the Marine hospital, following
an accident, which caused a frac-
ture of the skull, will be held
tomorrow afternoon from the
residence 401 Catherine street.
Rev. A. L. Maureau, S. j., of St.
Mary's Star of The Sea church
will officiate.
Arrangements for the services
are under the direction of the
Lopez Funeral Home.
Battery "E'', Florida National
Guard, of which the deceased
was a member, will attend in a
body and pallbearers will be Sc
lected from the membership of
the company.
Survivors are, the parents Mr..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
WHAT CAUSES
GETTING UP NIGHTS?

Getting up nights may be
natures warning of sluggish kid
neys. If excess acid and other
wastes are not regularly eli
minated other danger signals
that may appear are burning,
scanty or frequent flow, back
ache, leg or rheumatic pains,
headache or dizziness. Kidneys
need occasional help same as
bowels. Get a Csc box of
BUKETS from any druggist. If
not pleased in 4 days your Csc
back. Locally at Olivieri's.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
ANSWERS TO
TODAY'S DAILY QUIZ
Below are the Answers to TodaY's
Daily Quiz printed on Page z

l. An instrument by the aid of
which maps, plans and
designs may be copied
mechanically, either on
the scale on which they
are drawn or on an en-
larged or reduced scale.
2. Aluminium.
3. Panama.
4. The Crimean War.
5. Africa.
6. 1t was a Grand Duchy, of
which the Car of Russia
was Grand Duke.
z. Five.
5. Pur'- fi-di; not pur-fi' -di.
8. Tennessee River.
10. Thomas Jefferson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
MARINE NOTES
Coast Guard Vessels

Tender Ivy, of the Lighthouse
Coast Guard service sailed last
night for Dry Tortugas to check
up on the lights in that vicinity,
and is expected to return some
time this afternoon.
Zinnia, another tender of the
service which had been prepar-
ing to leave for the same section,
when the weather conditions are
favorable, expects to sail with
barge in tow for Fort Jefferson,
to replace the light at the south
eastern entrance to the channel
leading to the Fort, which was
recently destroyed by seas and
wind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
IN MEMORIAM

In loving remembrance of our
loved one, Mrs. Charlotte Jane
Roberts, who passed on to her
Heavenly home, November g.,
1888.
Dear wife, and loving mother,
You left us just one year ago,
Your memory is ever near to us,
But how we miss you, no one
knows.
You were always kind and
patient,
And loving to us all.
At times it seems we hear your
voice,
Just as you'd always call.
THE FAMILY.
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San Carlos PIT. A.
Meets Tomorrow

San Carlos p T. A. will hold
its regular monthly meeting Fri
day, November 10, at 8 p. m, al
San Carlos Institute.
Educational Week will be OBJ
served. DR.. Julio DePoo will be
the speaker, taking for his theme
the subject, ''The help given by
the home to the school will help
TO form better citizens.
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sssssssssssesssssssss
Today's Horoscope

The gift of this degree is a
steady and constant mind, bear
ing a lofty purpose and ever
ready to befriend and comfort
the distressed in mind and body.
This will attract many friends
and carry the native to a high
place with success following.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
Children's Art
Classes Postponed

Owing to Saturday, November
IL. being Armistice Day. the next
art class for children will meet
Saturday, November Is, 10 a. m,
at the Key West Art Center.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
ALL IN FAVOR?

SIOUX CITY, Iowa.-When
Anne Murray, z, of this city
learned that there were to be
two Thanksgiving this year, she
wrote letter to President Roose-
welt asking him for two Christ
masses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09

and Mrs. Genovevo Rivero. three
brothers, Genovevo, Jr., Ernesto
and Milagro Rivero, three sis
tiers, Isabel, Alicia and Olga
Rivero and grandmother, Mrs.
Isabel Marrero.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
WHAT A job

NEW YORK.-After practicing
crunching egg-shells, Eric Su-
long of this city obtained a job
eating electric light bulbs in a
side show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09

Mrs. E. ]. Bayly, who has been
visiting in Miami for several
weeks, has returned to her home
here. She is entertaining Mrs.
Louis Branning and Mrs. James
Wilson of Miami for a brief
period.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09

Miss Elaine johnson, clerk in
the office of Tax Collector Frank
Laid, who had been spending a
vacation with a sister, Mrs. j. D.
Segal, in Jacksonville, and with
another sister, Miss Doris john
son, in Miami, returned yester-
day afternoon after an absence
of two weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Robert Herttell, who is en-
gagged in the crawfishing bust
ness on the Keys, left this morn
ing for his station after a brief
visit in the city with relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09

Sheriff K. o. Thompson, who
had been in Hot Springs, Ark,
taking the baths, was a return
ing passenger over the highway
yesterday afternoon, coming back
a few days earlier than was an
ticipated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09

Friends of DR.. Rudolph T.
Wagner, who practiced here last
year, have heard of his establish
ment in offices at 81 Lincoln
Road, Miami Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09

]. A. Hazard, representative of
the Texas Co., arrived in the city
last evening over the highway
from Miami, and is guest today
of Charles Taylor, manager of
the Portor Dock Co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-09

Service Club meeting $50 p M Church Annex
Evening star., 1939-01-15

(Rieht| As the "RoyoI Princess Of the
Fon." this respIendent gentlemen in the
Mummers' porode OF Philadelphia wos
an eyeful for the thronq.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

Winning the Tournament Of Roses sweepstoke prize
is getting to be hobt with Burbonk Golf. With this
foroI cooch ond four Of the 1889 vintage the city cop
tured it for the second successive yeor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
Behind the Lines

Death put in a call for Adolf Hitler
last week-but missed him by II minutes.
Appeasing his familiar appetite for the
spectacular and the sentimental, German
Chancellor arranged personal appear
ance on Wednesday in Munich beer
garden where original coterie Of Ma
tional Socialist party had launched its
revolt on November 8, 1928 That 1923
putsch failure, resulting in Hitler's brief
imprisonment, seemingly has stimulated
his immediate followers in their perpetu-
alton Of this date as traditional holiday.
This year exigencies of war had cur
tailed annual ceremony only slightly;
Der Fuehrer was coming from Berlin to
speak. Present to hear him were Hess,
streicher, Ley, Sister Pia, only woman
among Hitler's original band, and Goeb-
bels, who Imps out of Nazi limbo only
/. occasionally these days.
Explosively, Chancellor roared through
briefer speech than his customary pub
lie addresses, rushed from hall at 9:10
pm. to entrain for return to Berlin. At
9:2l, terrific explosion bulged walls,
brought heavy ceiling down upon crowd
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ed room. Killed were Z, injured we're s..
Included was none of above leaders.
In Berlin, government offered 500, 900
reward, raised it later to $240, 900 for ap-
prehension Of persons guilty of caching
timed explosives directly over speakers
rostrum. Quite obviously. Berlin press
implied, either British agents or German
Jews were responsible. British coun-
tered with implication that whole Incl
dent was staged by Nazi government.
Jews said nothing, remembering fear
fully the price they paid in gold and
lives when young Polish Jew killed NaA
diplomat in Paris some IL months ago.
Talk, just. talk, Of peace held second
place to the near assassination of Hitler
in the war behind the lines.
As on previous occasions, discussions
OF ending war were launched in joint
proffer Of good offices by Belgiums in
tense and industrious King Leopold.
Hollands aging but energetic Queen Will
helmina.
To Germany, Britain and France
harassed rulers of two tiny lowland coun-
tries dispatched their
Dutch, BeIgions proposal early Tuesday
Ask Peoce after Leopold had made
swift and sudden mo-
tor trip from Brussels to Amsterdam for
conference with Queen.
I'VE are willing to use all means which
the belligerents give us and which we pos
sess to find, in the spirit of friendly I'M
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High Lights OF the Tenth Week Of the European War in Review
uture, which will bring us to rnal VIC

future, which will bring us to final VIC
tory"
Present at Moscow ceremony were
Stain, diplomatic officers of most of
world, including Britain, United States.
In Boston, Earl Browder Little Sir
Echo) predicted collapse Of capitalism,
warned the United States is country
which is most ripe, the most prepared,
for quick transition" to the Russian
version Of Heaven on earth.
Comrade Browders words led Presi-
dent Roosevelt to speculate on whether
he was conspiring against American
Government-whether quick transition"
might not be synonymous with revolu-
ton. Harvard College corporation cam
celed permit to Browder to address John
Reed Society, citing his indictment on
false passport charges.
In Washington, press Of "other en-
gagements" kept many from attending
reception at Soviet Embassy.
Throughout Moscow celebration, Fin
nish delegation attempting to satisfy Rus
sian demands of friendship remained;
sIdAuAlS IdSC IN OppOSlClOn to any in
fringement of independence of their
nation, Firms were reported to have won
further notifications in Soviet proposals.
Fussing Britishers is Mohandas K.
Gandhi, wizened. 70-year odd nationalist
leader of Hindus. Last week, little
Gandhi warned London government that
dominion status must be conferred upon
India at once. not await unity" being
cited as condition by British.
Asking for form of blank check, Sir
John Simon, chancellor of exchequer, ap-
peared before Commons to obtain au-
thority for 81 ZOO, 100000 war loan Mel
ther terms nor details borrowing plans
we're disclosed.
Buried on Thursday was Adolphe Max.
burgomaster of Brussels whose stub
born resistance to German military rule
OF his people in 1914 led him to i'm
prisenment and to fame. One OF his last
visitors was Queen Mother Elizabeth.
widow of Albert. World War King of the
Beligans.
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War at Sea

''The war at sea is the only war which
has been proceeding on a full SCALE"
Britains ubiquitous Churchill, first lord
of admiralty, told Commons last week.
1--WE shall break their hearts, he prom
Used, at same time reporting that Ger
man submarine losses have averaged
from two to four weekly. Even so, he
added, German productive capacity is
two new submarines per week, enough to
bring them estimated active strength of
100 undersea raiders throughout winter.
Churchill disclosed destruction of Brit.
ish submarine Oxley by accidental ex-
plosion," but did not tell where disaster
occurred; four officers and 40 men were
lost. Oxley, built in 1926, was OCEAN
cruising sub.
With American markets opened by re-
vision of neutrality statute, French and
British admiralty officials conferred on
closer cooperation between their naval
and commercial facilities to effect trans
port Of goods across Atlantic.
- Isolated sinkings of merchantmen dur
ing past seven days still leaves British
casualties well below per cent Of II, $780,
600 tonnage afloat at outbreak Of war,
according to British. According to Ger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
On All the Fronts
By John C.. Henry

e.. Henry
Turning hastily from words of preparations for
and Belgian rushing against
invasion
front artillery
festations of
In clear skies French claimed dozen Na brought
in three engagements in week. British claimed
North
London disclosed loss British submarine accidental explosion
but
City sailing
home BALLAST
Munich last
Hitler hall after
than his customary addresses.
Russians their revolutionary predicting
bigger and better overthrows
United States
should fleet
in North
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War in Air

Something approaching major air
battle was fought over western front
early in week, French reporting en-
gaging squadron estimated at ~ planes
According to French accounts, one
contact occurred in midafternoon as
three French plane patrols of three
planes each, American-built Curtiss
fighters, spotted German formation Of
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q ships flying over Saar River and
heading into French territory.
Defending group, despite numerical
| enemy on French soil,
u. S. Plones two across border in Ger
SUPERIOR many. Already enthusi-
astic about performance
of American ships, French again claimed
marked superiority in maneuverability
over Nazi Messerchmdits.
Aerial warfare strategists speculated
over formations used, but French Of
fered no detailed information.
Subsequently, French reported there
had been three engagements in early
part of week. with Is French planes pit
ted against total of 43 Nazi flyers. Latter
lost IL or 10 ships, Paris claimed.
Poorly equipped to turn out own planes,
Paris government was reported in New
York financial circles to have advanced
Germs for plant expansions to handle
orders due to follow removal of arms
embargo. OF this sum, 100000 was
reported handed to Curtiss- Wright,
makers of the approved fighters: re-
nlainder 10 Pratt & Whitney, engine
makers. Pending are French orders for
5000 plane motors.
With British also taking immediate
steps to increase their orders of Amer
lean planes War and
Orders Flood Navy Departments
U.S.. Factories announced relaxation
of ban against ex-
port of any military aircraft until six
months after production for United
States. Departments retain discretion,
however, on question Of permitting such
export.
British likewise reported successes
against Nazi air raiders in North Sea
area.
In one engagement, London claimed
that two Polish destroyers (three of
which fled Baltic in early days of war;
had joined with British warships in
fighting off German bombing attack
without damage. Assisting were planes
from R. A. F.
Later British claimed Heinkel bomber,
one of two appearing off North Scottish
coast, had been brought down by r. A. F.
pursuit planes. On several occasions
successful reconnaissance flights were
claimed by British, French, Germans.
Undecided whether -"bombers" were
German or were French machines flown
by French Communists, Paris aircraft
defenses fired on two planes scattering
leaflets over city. Docu-
Leaflets Roin ments contained ex-
On Poris cerpts from speech by
Russia's Molotoff de-
claring that Germany and Soviet were
working closely together.
In London Guy Fawkes Night-British
version of our Fourth of July and Hal
loween rolled into one-took place with
out fireworks, BACKED out for what may
have been first time since 1905, when
one Fawkes was caught about to have
fun by blowing up Houses of Parliament.
Also BACKED out was Leslie Howard,
actor, who suffered broken jaw in acct
dent in London's darkened streets.
In mellow mood Germany's Marshal
Goering supplied answer to whole worlds
question on why blitzkrieg had not been
launched on England from the air.
Because we are humane" he told
correspondents interviewing him at So
Wet Embassys birthday party in Berlin.
Aggrieved, he added:
please, gentlemen, you should not
laugh. am serious. really am"
To suggestion that American fighting
planes might convey balance Of power to
allies Goering waved cigar, reminded
correspondents:
But they are not there Gin Europe)
yet. And they would not be enough"