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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
To axe Vows
AT St. Lukes
Daughter OF John StidweIIs
To Wed on tuesday
Evening

A quiet wedding ceremony
In st. Luke's Memorial Epis-
copal church on Tuesday
evening has been announced
by Mrs. BAIL Don Sandusky
of Los Angeles for her mar
rage to Mr.. Willis +. G.. Her.
bert of Riverside, Calf. The
bride-elect is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stidwell of
Tacoma and her fiance the son
Of Mr.. Jesse L. Herbert of
California.
Rev, Arthur Bell will read the
ceremony at Z o'clock and a small
reception for relatives and most
intimate friends will follow at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ards J.
Gritty, sister and brother-in-law
of the bride-elect, who will be
attendants at the wedding.
An Alaskan wedding trip is
planned by the couple. They will
leave Wednesday on the S. S.
Saranon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Miss Dution Feisd ~
Shower Thursday

Mas Roberta Duitan. daughter
of MI and Mrs. r. 3. Duiioh, who
will become the bride Of Mr. iiow.
ard o'FarfsIl. son 81 Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas OFarreli, in the fall. was
hosored at a miscellaneous shower
at tho home Of Mrs 4. -, Wood.
worth. fos No 10th II. The party
was carried osf' In an sllswhiss
bridal motif During the evening.
the guests embroidered dish te~cis
for ths hride-eiect.
Guests included assdsmsa Aths
enc carbons. Helen kowai. Myrtle
pittman. W A. del PLANE. AiaasH
Carmel Main. BETTY Wilson.
Victoria wsdsm. Elizabeth Hacker
and Ethel Hacker
Late supper was served. .ith
eenferpiees II white roses and
candles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Sioma CHAPTER to Meet

Sigma chapter Of Alpha IoIa
at Knapp's Modern Business col
lege will hold regular business
meeting Tuesday at the home OF
Margaret Palmer, sos No. End ST.
At the meeting plans will be
discussed for Sigma chapter $
ninth birthday party to be eele-
brated by Sigma and Tacoma
chapters July S at the Lake Lou
Use home of Miss May Meyer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Mrs. Young Entertained
Az Luncheon Wednesday

Friends of Mrs. Edwin Young
honored her at birthday party
Wednesday at her home, 22o NO
Tacoma ave. Those present were
Mrs. A. G. Seaburg, Mrs. y. Gill
ford. Mrs. G. E. Wakefield, MIS-
f. Hillman, Mrs. f. Duncan, Mrs
]. Porter, Miss Eula Riggs, Miss
Thelma Thorpe and from Van
couver, B. C., Miss G. Wilson, Miss
Edna Wilson and Mrs. Ella Hans
ford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Leaves for Hall Year OF
European Travel

Miss Henry-Etta FosS q Day
Island. accompanied BY Mra AT
Peterson. left Tacoma recently for
a six-months trip to Norway. The
route will take them through
England. France and Germany.
and later Denmark and Sweden.
Most Of their time Will be spent
at Oslo. Norway. where Miss foss
may attend girls school. They
plan a trip up the Norwegian
coast nearly 10 North Cape
\ group Of Mss Foss teachers
and classmates from University
Place school gathered AZ the train
for q surprise farewell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Mrs. Henderson Heads
Tennis lea Committee

Mrs. Scott Henderson Is chair
man Of this weeks bridge tea at
the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club,
Wednesday afternoon. Assisting
her arc Mrs. a. y. Howe. Mrs. l..
l.. Whitman. Mrs. Mabel Mccoy
and Mrs. Samuel Sizer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Tea Is Houseworminq
For Mrs. Nephew

Mrs Cora Nephew was honored
recently a. q house warming for
her new home at $500 No. Sea
view ST. Tea was served from
100 until BY Mrs. Jack Miller
who was in charge Of the party.
The guest Of honor was presented
with flowers and gifts.
Guests included the Mechanics
Louis Thornberg. 2 v. Griffith,
Esther Lane. Jack Miller. John
johnson. Joe MsnIsy, Joe Marcia,
Wsnits McPherson and Mas Mae
Lotion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Marx Silver Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs, A. l.. Despair OF
Enumelaw celebrated their twenty.
firth wedding anniversary June ~.
They were honor guests at a din
ner party Friday evening. and
Saturday they left ON trip 10
Yellowstone National park, Den
yer. Colo. and the San Francisco
fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Birthday Party for
Mrs. Rice Is Surprise

Mrs. Thomas ". Baker Of ss1T
No. TIN q, entertained At sur
prise birthday party given IN hsf
home Monday sftsrnoon bobofinE
Mira Earl RICE. Luncheon xas
served al O'Clock from q table
csntsred by q bouquet of pink
roses. Pink peonles were used
throughout The other rooms The
guest Of honor Was presented with
a gift and bridge vas enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon. Fayors vent
70 Mrs Harry Lynch and Mrs
Oliver kernahan.
Guests included the Mechanics
Harry Berg. r. u. chaiimsn. Harry
Lynch. Oliver kernaban. Wilfred
Burrows. Donald Wolford, Ear
Rice and r. N. Baker,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Miss Leona Lindeman WEEDS
AT Sunday Afternoon Rites
Ceremony In First Lutheran Church Is Impressive; New
Home VIII Be Made in San Francisco
Following Wedding Trip

In candeghted ceremony in the First Lutheran church
at $50 O'Clock Sunday evening Miss Leona Henrietta Lin
deman daughter of Mr. and Mrs w. H. Lindeman became
the bride of Mr. Clarence Charles Nolan of Mr. Charles
Nolan of San Francisco.
Vows read by the Rev. Carl Ryde in setting Of
pink and white snapdragons and blue dephnums Mr. Ru-
doph Elmer sang Il Love Thee and Until" accompanied
the organ by Mrs Karl Weiss. The bride given in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

day with MIS-. l.. e. griffin 1919
Va. 18th n. Tho ait-Satssto club
will meet In the banauss hall
Thursday for q ~ 10 luncheon.
thiidr~es Fftv1a society msets
At ~ Defiance park for picnic. mn.
host luncheon at ~ a'sIoek Tues.
day. Mrs. Belle Rice. hostess
Julia Dent Grant tent. y. y. ".
"a o'clock luncheon AMI aarsi party
Tuesday In Carpenters hall.
Favora Public lnvitcd Mira.
Emanuel Torrr In charge fns
further information call MA 7z7a.
Ivy camp. n. n. A. noon lunch.
ron ard card party Tuesday Al
Fishers civic center Mira y.
LeInhack. chairman. Favars. Pub
nc invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Junior Women Postpone
Annual Picnic

The annual picnic meeting OF the
Junior Woman's club, planned for
Tuesday At the Stoilacoom lake
home Of Mrs. George Weller, has
been postponed until the following
Tuesday, June q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

H0norinE Mss Donns Lslnd.
bflde.sieet Of Mr. Elmer ". Shoe.
Mrs. Edward shoe and Mrs John
Austin we're hostsanss at a linen
shower Wednesday at tbs hofna of
Mrs. Shoe on North Lawrence II
Games were played, with honofs
gong 10 Misse. Marie whsissfom.
Dorothy Whaislfom. Helen Bolster
and Mrs. Rhode Pliksf. Later. q
buffet supper uss served. with
Table decorations in blue and pink
Those invited rsrs the Misses
Marie whals,rofn. DoroihY ~hsi.
s,fom. Helen Bolster. Nsdinss
Lund. Betty MilIsr. vlyiaa Eiyert-
son. f1nnes Oasfom and Mrs.
Ehoda Pii1sr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
oliver Tea Friday To Mark
Opening Of New St. AIMS
nome 70 De Open TOR Visitors From Two Until SIX O'clock;
r'sf Presidents and Officers Of GuiId Asked TO
Be Hosiesses for Afternoon

mill I ~ opening of the ST. AIMS Receiving home
@ marked with silver tea and entertainment ON Friday
ternoon Guests will be welcome to inspect tho homo he
ven tne hours of and o'clock Past presidents of St
s guild guild officers and parish representatives in the
gud VIII act hostesses for the afternoon assisting The
sisters OF St. Francis who staff the home
present time - - $50" ~ 'fAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Portland Girl
WEEDS + aconan
Msrisss u Miss Pssss -
D.. 6ovpee Tssts +
An0suNesd

OF much interest here Il tho
news Of the marriage in Port
land. Ore. Saturday At MI1o
barbara peasc at thst city -
pr. tsovncr Tsats. son At NJ.
and Mrs. leo TeAt< of 'raeo.
ma. The bride il the daueh-
ter III DIR. and Mrs. Georro
Norman rease al Portland.
Vows were rv~d At Am
o'clock in tire Unitarian
church by the Raw. Richard
N. steiner.
Pink ard white psuns~s sn6 whsse
stock dseevstsa ths enuvvh ~ IN
esrvmeny. The bvtd<. eivpN u
marriage ~ hsv father. woss N
svuFv satin wedding dreos me<so
WITH Irrn sleeves ard : train tlsr
Flowers were : nssd4l bnU>1ee ~
white frs~s Hsr white tulte ve61
was worn ~ her sssses->n-law. MIA
Bradford rsAs~. ~ me- we911ng.
rhs bride wss sttsnep1 ~ nosA
ucvsles rclscu. Miss nueh re9no
and Mas Marian Nanhta. wke weso
fFoehs of current sed ehtfrue ses>
carried shcwsr bouauess ~ hkse
,isirhinsun ~, fsichesd tAnM a.
this city was hest man sra ushsvs
we're tsr nsaafevd Jesae. ~. teHn
rvsss. M MAarss Clark ana ~.
Reb<ft 4. nrcwn. ~iso ~ fneema.
A reception ~ the hpnse ~ ~
hstie's parents fntl1wed the esve-
mony. rsaniss and d<lphinsums
Decorated The rcpma mr. IN -.
essior Mlsa pnnna Hsss TealA
cousin ~ the b<sdearuem. wae
smsnx shess vim ssnssssa with tAs
serving
rer hsr wedding lrsp, Mrs. Traits
wnfe = dark buis polha dot arese
xith = DARK nlsss eoAt. uer ee-
eo~sotiss we're Iiuhs pla~ sad ~
eusags wss ~ sasdenias
The new homs VIII ~ Mede IN
Tacoma ~. Tsais vac : ssemher
II sigma xsss rpsli6a u the Cols
lsEe IT Puget sourA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
sibbst Being cecssssulsssd
~ Friends

Mr. and Msa Iran 1tbeert -
pssn Print are fseetvtne congrat.
sl.tions sn The birth n tistr mss
child. : daughter. IN Tseosna Gen
srsi hospital she has hsea s,asne1
ahsiiA kitly. usanaoeseats ase
Mrs. Edith resss ~ Uash putWe
and NJ. and Ara !. 7. s1besSt a
sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
ssosyssIlsss 10 Cleo
yssr's Wovk

Tacoma starry rstier9 Isagsse
viii eIcse the yssrs activity with
. picnic luncheon In the xafslen
III the hnms NJ Ina president. Mrs..
william t. Quest. ~ Tue64ay sfts
srnnoH.
A sp~ssAt feature n the meetlng
Sill b. The report VI the Wsseefn
District convention kstst seeeNtiy
In spohsns. ofstesss TO- IN cnns
ins year yin ~ elected.
Mrs. y. ~. ltaihess Will spss Inc
program with = story. s'Ths tAttie
White Hinsesms. and nsa n.y.
t.Iistrsp. Mrs. n. G. Cheney ~
Mrs r. e. WInsI0w wtIi tell IN
ssorsss. s-rhe valsdlesasy~ MID
summer Day" snd The uNsh."
Guild 10 Mest
MIsS Ann t.snsInw viii opeu hes
hams II American iAks IN meHss
hesr and frienas ~ Lssther Msvns
eslsi guild TUESDAY svsnlae ~
thsir maxhiy meeting. Assisting
kastssssS win - Mssdasses VIII
liam Nero. cisrenxs t.Aaetew 40
EiIlntt LAs9isw.
After The business seas1oe. eevss
dscssd by Mrs Carl Bfyussts<i.
The president. The nrovp wtiI ~
entertained ny = group NJ pssns
selections ~ Mrs duansr MAI
min. and Mrs rbtliip Hsuss vii
slnx. accompanied BY Mrs Msimis.
Detail arrangements will ~
concluded fss In July iA'seeh
party. and I'll m4mb<vs ere ssne~
IN 10 present rrtend1 - ~
Esuid are inyitsd
Evening star., 1939-05-15
S6,95O,
S6,950.
3 Bedrooms-1la Baths.
Near 18th and Ouincv S+S

low price for one of those attractive
2Sstoiy tapestry brick homes situated in
that popular and convenient area near
Roosevelt High School It contains s spien-
did rms, y baths, front and double rear
porches all modern improvements and ga
rage; deep rear yard Possession June list.
II can be purchased on very reasonable
terms THOS- j. FISHER & CO. INC,
DIST. $3.50. Evenings, call Mr.. Bouscaren.
Adams 3422
Evening star., 1939-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NCOntInUed.J J
NEW HOMES

Overlooking Soldiers Home Grounds;
rear. porch; all openings screened and
weather stripped; houses insulated; $3.50
cash, SD monthly. STEUART BROTH
ERS, INC. Dist. 2434.
Evening star., 1939-05-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

LIST THAT VACANT HOUSE, RENT OR
sale. with this office for personal, prompt
prospects. Phone L. T. GRAVATTE. T29
18th st. NV. Natl. 0753.
Evening star., 1939-05-15
$4,99O.

..sclm broom bungalow, 2 years old lust re.
ha tuiiy wooded; all city conveniences: dii fmIi
ehicken hhiSekmehf bopse het.Tster heat 2-car garage
ina m haoL hmoTLse and another 20x3O-ft. build.
1ens: BY OWNER. Chestnut 2S5o HiH.
Continued on Next PassJ
Evening star., 1939-05-15
FIRST TIME OFFERED.

FlRSI 11ME oFFERED.
S5.4qO
$500 cash-S36 so Per Month
F H. A Plan.
New 2.story mi-detached brick homes
eoNfpIT1oNiNGac: acos Frigidaire, Slate Slate roof; H
lots approx. 25x1o0; good location; con:
clarendon business center; well construct
ed by one of WashinEssn's finest builders,
--'i T BOSS & PHELPs. Realtors.
Northern Virginia Office,
aringfor SgS5 n washington ,ds}nht B4nleya5d.
frame In Clarendon. Not new but in
good condition and worth more than sale
price. Large lot. convenient to schools,
stores and transportation. $500 cash.
ss,90O--Attractive Cape Cod on large cor
ner lot in country club section bed
rooms and bath: h.-w heat with oil:
g-car garage Reasonable cash pay
81 sment, aen Salanee can be , arranged
Ashton Heights. In good condition and
contains 3 bedrooms, l bath; h. w. heat
with oil. elec. refg. Lear garage. Lot
60xl14 with rear, fenced in. Reasonable
S12,750-Located in beautiful wooded sub
115 contains 4 bedrooms. baths Is
bedrooms D. Ia and bath on 1st foorj and
H.-w. heat with oil, elec. refg and Lear
oul!t-in garage. Large recreation room
and side porch opening off of lTxo4 liv-
Ing room. Insulated and in excellent
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION cAr,.
BOSS & PHELPS. Realtors,
,,,- -, Northern Virginia Once,
o@02 N. Mashlngton Blvd, Arlington Va
eneS'' ~o4o' Evenings; Chest. 4l30 or
Evening star., 1939-05-15
READ THIS-S7,450.
3rd & MADISON SITS. NV.
SPRING VALLEY.

By owner-built by W c. and A. N
Miller, : rooms. including 3 bedrooms
and library; Sl4,25O. ABBY on premises.
4922 SedGwick st. n. W. or phone Woodley
'5393 both after 4 pm. or all day Sat.
and Sunday
Evening star., 1939-05-15

OVERLOOKING SHERMAN CIRCLE.
Semi-detached, S-room brick. bed
rooms. tile bath. built-in garaee; all mod
ern. in newh house condition. Price S7,45O:
$500, cash. balance monthly. Mr.. Ralne.
Randolph 3441.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. District 334s.
Evening star., 1939-05-15
ROOMS FUR. & UNEljR

i4i5 AMES PL. NE.--LQvely, bright front
5572.
523 7th ST. Sci or large rooms
and Ntchenette: elec. refg.; newly dec
grated; reasonable
FOR COLORED-Furn. or unfurn. base
ment rooms for light Housekeeping. Call
Hobart 4T1Q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-08
Spalding Watercolors On
Exhibit At Art Center

Current exhibition at the Key
West WPA Art Center is a fine
group of water-colors from the
brush o: Elizabeth Spalding. A
resume of Miss Spalding's life as
an artist and activity in pro-
motion of art in this country, is
printed herewith.
Elisabeth Spalding was born
in Erie, Pennsylvania, but has
resided in Denver practically her
entire life. She received her art
training in New York at the Art
Students League, and the Cooper
Union, where she worked under
Weir and Twachtman. She also
studied with Henry B. Smell.
when he conducted a class in
Dent, England, with Charles M.
Woodbury. at Ogunquit, Maine,
and with Henry McCarter at
Chester Springs, Pennsylvania.
She has also worked with the
late Leonard Ochtman and Ar
thur M. Dow.
Miss Spalding's work shows
the influence of Twachtman in
the delicate handling of her
medium. Her sense of design
may be attributed to the teach
ing of Arthur d. Dow, who is
largely responsible for having
design taught in the public
schools.
Many private collectors own
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-08
GRAHAM CALLED
BACK TO NAVY
OTHERS RECEIVE INsTRuc-
TIoNS TO REPORT TO
KEY WEST STATION

Robert Graham, principal COM
munication operator at the air
ways radio station at the head
of the island, in charge of &C.
tivities at the plant, has been
notified of his recall into the
naval service. He will enter at
Key West on December Is as a
chief radio man.
Mr.. Graham has been out OF
the service in the reserve ranks
for IL years, and for about five
years of that time has been oc-
cupying the position he will
hold until December Is when he
enters the service again. The
Grahams have bought their home
here and are located near the
airways station.
Others who have been recalled
to the communication service at
Key West are: Frank B. Peters
of st. Petersburg, chief radio
man; Herman D. Manning, OF
West Palm Beach. Mr.. Manning
will remain in Key West and
his family will live in West Palm
Beach. He is also a chief radio
man. Radio operator Chas. o.
Killen, of Orlando, has also been
recalled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-08
GUARD BAND in
FINAL CONCERT AT
BAYVIEW PARK
EXCELLENT PROGRAM FEA
TURED FOR TONIGHT: LA
MONACO YIELDS BATON

Last concert to be played by
the 265th Regimental Band will
be presented this evening at Bay
view Park at 7:45 o'clock under
the direction of Warrant Officer
Caesar La Monaco. An excellent
selection of numbers make up
the program, which is as follows:
March, Fort Lawton", M
Caughey.
+ Concert Waltz, Southern Ros
es" (requested). Strauss.
Characteristic, ''Trombonium",
Withrow.
Overture, IF l Were King" ,
Adam.
. Rhumba, South American
Way" from ''The Streets of
Paris, McHugh.
Columbus, Grand Descriptive
Fantasy, Herman.
Popular, ITO You, vocal solo
by Sgt. Frank Purnell.
Symphonic Poem, "Finlandia"
Sibelius.
"Song of Love" from Blossom
Time, Romberg. Music adapted
from Melodies of Franz Schu-
bert.
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-08

paintings by this artist, includ-
ing Duncan Phillips and Louis
Horch. She has been awarded
the following prizes for her wa
tercolors: The Dremer prize, Art
Institute of Chicago; The Henry
Moser Memorial, Washington
Watercolor Society, Corcoran
Gallery of Art; First Prize Flower
Watercolor Show, Denver Art
Museum.
Her watercolors have been ex-
hibited in many national exhibit
tons in America and at the Paris
Salon. She has also had one
man shows in Stockholm and
Paris, and is a member of the
New York and Washington Wa
tercolor Clubs.
Miss Spalding has not devoted
all of her time to her own paint
ings for she as been active in
promoting the work of the Den
yer Art Museum. and the Denver
Artists Club. She is charter
member of both organizations.
She was also the motivating force
in establishing the first church
Art Commission of the Episcopal
Diocese of Colorado.
This exhibit has been loaned
to the WPA Art Program
! through the courtesy of the Dem
yer Art Museum for circuit to
WPA community art centers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-08
CHIEF PATTERSON
Treated For Pneumonia
LED VARIED LIFE
ssssssssssssssosssssSs

Herbert Patterson, chief stew
ard of the Standard Oil ship
George w. Barnes, was a pas
senger on the morning bus for
Jacksonville to join the vessel
after a sojourn in the Marine
Hospital, where he was treated
for a severe attack of pneumonia,
making a quick recovery.
It appears that Patterson has
led a very adventurous life, and
an interesting one. He was born
in England and received a col
lege education, but always long
ed for the sea and adventure.
Instead of following the profess
sion of his father, that of ply
sician. he shipped as cabin boy
on a small steamer out Of Liver
pool =
He eventually became chief
steward and purser and sailed
the seven seas in most of the lin
ers and passenger ships. He was
in naval tranports during the
Dervishes war and fall of Kjar-
town. Africa. and helped refu
gees in the Armenian massacre
at Constantinople in 1893.
Mr.. Patterson emigrated to
western Canada in 1906 and pio-
neered as a farmer, prospector,
stock raiser and bronco buster.
In 1914 he joined the Canadian
overseas forces in Winnipeg and
spent over five years in France
and England and made SO voy-
ages across the Atlantic.
Since his release from the hos
pital he has spent a few days in
looking over the city and has be-
come satisfied that there is a
big future ahead for Key West
as it has plenty of attractions
and can be made a very beau
tiful city if handled properly.
He speaks in delightful terms
of his treatment at the Marine
Hospital and wants to thank the
doctors and the staff for his rap
lid recovery. He thinks that Key
West should be boosted in the
north.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-08
COUNCIL HEARD
DELEGATIONS and
COMMUNICATIONS
RECORD NUMBER OF MAT
TIERS CAME UP FOR Ac-
TON: WHITE WAY PROJECT
SUPPORTED

Delegations appearing before
the City Council last night in
cluded one from the joint Jay
cee-Lions committee requesting
an appropriation for operation OF
Duvaf street White Way this sea-
son. Council granted four equal
payments of S12.50 per month for
four months.
Dan Harrison appeared in the
interests of continued mosquito
control, asking easements for
construction of bitches on Stock
Island. The Public Welfare
committee will study the mat
ter for action at the next meet
ing. In this connection, Council
appointed Joe Cleare to continue
work on eradication.
Mayor Albury reported on the
Botanical garden on Stock Island,
calling attention to the fact that
all WPA cooperation would be
withdrawn January l. Mrs. j. D.
MacMuller, president of the
Garden Club, and Mrs..-Norberg
Thompson appeared and all ask
ed that something be done to
either carry the project ON under
city responsibility or that the
plants, estimated to be of consid-
cradle value, be preserved in
some manner. This matter was
referred to the finance commit
tee. 4lsa
Other matters coming up for
attention, either by communica-
ton or in miscellaneous discus
sion, included these matters:
Application of Milton Morris
for license to operate four carni-
val rides on Southard street, just
off Duval, this winter. Referred
to Public Welfare committee.
Discussion of plans to con-
struct city recreation stadium
and baseball field on the city in
Generator site on Flagler avenue.
This matter brought consider
able discussion following the re-
port that the Trumbo Field
would have to be abandoned to
the Navy shortly. Public We'll
fare committee was asked to
study this project further.
Granting of a taxi stand on
Duval street north of Fleming on
the east side of the street was
passed, subject to approval of
space by the police chief and
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-08
EARL BROWN SEES
RECORD SEASON
MANAGER OF FLORIDA Elk.
HIBIT AT N. Y. FAIR
s
I MAKES PREDICTION

j. DeLAND, Dec. 2 (FNS).--Re-
turning from New York, where
he so successfully staged the
Florida State Exhibit, Earl W.
Brown, speaking before the De-
Land Junior Chamber of Com
merce last week, predicted a
record breaking tourist season.
Brown told of the keen interest
in Florida on the part of thou
sands who visited the exhibit
and who seek homes and invest
ments in Florida.
The situation in Europe, he
pointed out, will serve to divert
thousands to Florida this winter
who find themselves unable to
visit foreign resorts.
He said, however, that Florid-
ians would have to be on their
toes and really cater to these
folks, for we can depend on il
that California, Mexico, the Ba-
hamas and other tourist centers
will give us plenty of stiff COM
petition.
Brown expressed himself as
well satisfied with the results
from Florida's participation in
the New York Worlds Fair and
said we would reap rich re-
ward from the influx of people
and money brought here as a
direct result of the contact made
at the Exhibit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-08
DAYS CATCH-SAnS,
WAHOO AND JEWISH

More sailfish catches are
being reported daily as local
charter boatmen note in
creasing demands for their
services to introduce winter
visitors to the thrills of deep
sea fishing in Key West
waters.
Bob Daniels. captain of the
Dorna D. REPORTS this catch
on a trip made Wednesday.
One sailfish weighing SIS
pounds. seven feet six inches
in length. was captured by
L. I. Goldberg of Chicago.
One sailfish. six feet nine
inches in length. and one
wahoo weighing 80 pounds
were boated by w. c. Tingle
of ST. Lous.
Mr.. Goldberg also caught
a jewish weighing about
$50 pounds.