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l:30 Z. NJ.

X J 2 - commonwealth
Club.
KIRO-Serials
1870 Z. NJ.
KMO Wayne and Dick.
as Red River Dave.
KNI-Hllltop House. I.io,
Stepmother
kOMO-NIc ana Sade,
las Girl Alone
KJR-Club Matinee.
KIRO-Ser!sl. As. Ser
la.
. Z. NJ.
KMO-Front Page. AIS,
johnson Family.
K Y - 3 me IS. 2lo.
Dr Susan.
KOMO-House boat Han
nah. Howard Milhol-
land.
KJR - Barry Mckinley,
Baritone 2 10, ShellIl
Bob.
kIRO-Baines.
2:30 Z. Nj.
* MO - Organlst, Len
Saly 245. Radio
Campus.
KNI-Men Behind Stars,
PAS. Swing
HOMO 49, Three Romeos;
? 45, Ed Davies
KJR-George Hall, 245,
Vaughn ue Leath
KIRO-1ommy Thomas.
PAS. Lost and Found.
) p. NJ.
KMO-temln!ne Fancies.
nVI Fletcher Wiley;
3.l5. Dial leasers.
KOMO-Phi Beta kap-
pa. 3l5, ! Love a Mys-
terry.
lKJR-Earl Wild.
lkLRO - Fletcher Wiley.
3:l5. JOB Finder.
$3.50 Z. NJ.
kMO - Natl Emergency
Council. S45, Little
Review.
KNl-Ioday. Bob Trout,
3:45, Matinee Varieties.
kOMO-Woman Maya
zine.
KJR-Song Pictures.
hIRO-BoD IIouL
4 Z. VI.
* MO - Fulton Lewis:
4:1o, News.
XVI - Varieties. AS,
Preschool Hour.
X Q 40 U. >. Army
Band.
ikJR-Orchestra.
hlRO-Tea Dance. AIS,
Plane-slde
4: 30 Z. Nj.
HMO-DoWn the Ages.
XVI Louise Receconi;
i45, Organ.
K y NJ o - wonderland;
4:4o, White Cross.
KJR-ABC OF NBC.
klRO-Gems OF Melody.
445, Organ.
) Z. Nj.
* MO - Vitality Club;
$40, Cow boy.
XVI Tea Tor Two. 5;l5.
HOWE Wing.
KOMO-StudlO.
nJR-Don I FORGET.
kIRO-Fatner loose.
$3.50 Z. M.
hMO - Jack Armstrong.
o45. Top Tune Review.
hNI-Jane Powers, o:4o,
Of the Record.
kOMO-Fanfare.
hJR--Dance. D AS. Scan
dlnaVlan.
K X . - Rhythm; i5,
/ Costlgan.
b +. NJ.
K MO - You and Your
Dog OLD. Rclchmuth.
lkNI-P!ayn mouse.
hOMO-MaIt2 Time.
hJR-Plantatl0n Party.
hIRO-Orson Welles.
$3.50 Z. Nj.
/ hMO-NeWs o.45. Gen.
Shalter Parker.
kNl-PlayhouSe.
lkOMO-March Of Time.
/ kJk-NeWs.
hIRO-OrsOn We!les.
Z Z. Nj.
K NJ O. y c W. Dramas.
1l5, Jerry Geehan ,
Sport Slants.
aN4 Grand central Sta
ton.
! kOMO - Lomosroos or
chestra.
kJk -- Until Tomorrow.
7I5. Rep. Fish
aIRO-GIaAu GeatTal.
1880 L. VI.
nMO-LOne Ranger.
hN4-StudlO.
nOMC-UnCIe Ezra, 7:i5.
jimmy tIdIeT
hJh-NOCdl varieties.
hlRO-hnOw4ooge rays
) L. NJ.
3 MO - NeV Bl5,
EnCores
n VI amos n Andy.
BIS, Lum ana Abner.
! hOMO-Mr. District At
torney, o.40, OrChes-
ira.
kJR News; & is. sports
hIkO-AmOs l. Andy.
80 +. N.
nMO-AuthOr, author.
hs4-burns aaG al!eA
aOAO-Deatn VsI!ey
Days.
kJR sports.
= hIhO-oUus and Allen
. L. VI.
aMO--s~ .-s. 80. Ihom-
a. Sawyer.
as4-F! .slgnLeT.
hOMO-IIICus
hJk-Ba sc Dali.
hIkO-rlrs- NIgLter.
$3.50 L. VI.
.AMO - lanCOtk Elsern-
ole.
XIV sophie Tucker.
nOAO - COCO aIOgnlns
tonight
hJh-Edac Dali.
IL L. VI.
nMO-FAll 1arrls
hN4-NeWs 40 10. Night
Cap Yarns.
nOAO-Ntws !!sSass.
IO.l5, sports
hJh-ba5e Dali
'hIRO-Nsmcra Club.
10: 80 L. NJ.
hMO-HIt Tunes
hkI-DlCk Barre.
AOMO-hcLel OTch.
hJR-Bsse ball.
lRC slght Extrz.
I0;i5 Serensoe
ii +. M.
X MO - The SQuires
has. Jim walsh 5 Or
cneStrd
, akI-rSssdena AUDITOR
I'M.
AOACl-OrCLeS.rA
hJh-SpoFts ElLal.
< r O-AlmznzC. lI.l5
Gaslight t4srmonies
1880 4. VI.
K u O. Sklunsy Ennis.
li.s5. Rhapsody.
XVI -- usTQ Dura net.
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KMO-temlnlne Fancies.
wi Fletcher Wiley;
3.l5. Dial Ieasers.
KOMO-Phi Beta kap-
pa. 3.l5, ] Love a Mys-
terry.
kJR-Earl Wild.
kRO - Fletcher Wiley.
3:l5. JOB Finder.
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KMO - News: 7:45. Tonic
Tunes.
& VI Breakfast News
7.45. Musical Clock.
< ON o Memoranda.
7:45. Yodeling
K j r Financial: TAD,
News.
ER Sreel
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X NJ O-Vltality club ].
i2:l5. News.
K vi Headlines i2:l5,
Music of the Day.
KOMO-Mary NJ arli Z.
1915. Ma Perkins
KJR-U. S. Dept Agri-
culture: 1915. Cow boy
Joe.
KIRO-Nows; l2:l5. sing
ing sam.
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& O5. sons o. Pioneers
6:l5. haven OF Rest.
KVI-Its Nv Turn. SIS
Westerners.
KOMO-ReveTies
KJR-Vionnese Ensem-
bic. si5. Christian
Science
$50 4. VI.
4 MO Have s -
Christian Science
XVI Singing Gov boy
BIAS. Top OF the Morn
ing.
KOMO - Martha Meade,
645. Captain Dobbsie-
RJR Trio. s45. Otto
Glare, piano
KIRO - Weather s35
Tonic Tunes s.45
Salon strings.
9 A. NJ.
K MO 49, Gloomchasers.
9:l5. Talk.
VI Womans sc.
9:l5. Nancy James
KOMO-Dobsie: el5, The
ONeills.
KJR - Woman Wonders.
9:l5. News.
KIRO-Connie Worth.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO-Daily News; e45.
Garden Club.
KVI-Helen Trent: e:45
Gal sunday
kOMO - Thoughts: 8 40.
Benny Walker.
kJR - National Z arm
and Home
10 A. Nj.
K MO ira d c: 1918
Happy Gang
XVI - Goldbergs. 1918
Life Can Be Beautiful
K O NJ O. Piano, 10 10,
Art OF Living.
K J r - National arm
and Home
KIRO-Serials.
1880 A. NJ. T
KMO-Organ Airs; lo45
Rutgers Home Forum
XVI - Mystic Melodies.
l0:45. Mary Lee Tay- +
Tor.
KOMO - Da zero US
Roads; l0:45 DR. Kate
kJR-Cecil Solly. 1915
Orchestra.
kIRO-Feminine Forum;
lo:45, Milky Way
IL A. NJ.
OF the Air.
kV1-Big SISTER. ll:lo
Aunt Jenny.
kOMO-Betty and Bob:
HAS. Grimm's Daugh
ter.
KJR-symphony School
1880 A. NJ.
K MO - Ed Albright.
1l:45. Apple Blossom
Queen.
KVl-School OF the Air.
KOMO-Valiant L a y.
ll:45. Hymns
K JR-Symphony School
ll:45. Light Opera.
kIRO - School Program
II NOON
x NJ O-Vltality club.
12:l5. News.
x VI Headlines l2:l5,
Music of the Day.
ROMO-Mary Marlin.
1915. Ma Perkins
kJR-U. S. Dept Agri-
culture. l2:l5. Cow boy
KIRO-News: 1915. Sing
ing Sam.
80 2. NJ.
X MO - Gene Beecher :
Orchestra: - rs. Muse
and Music.
KNI-Sonata Recital
KOMO- Pepper Young
l2:45, Guiding Light.
* J K - NJ ws. - As
Bookends
l Z. NJ.
KMO - PIT. A lis
Katz on the KEYS.
KVl-Pretty Kitty Kelly
l:l5. Myrt and Marge
EOMO-Backstage WIie
l2.i5. Stella Dallas.
kJR-Smile Parade
1870 p. NJ.
kMo - Two Key boards.
! as. Red River Dave
KVI-Hilltop House.
i:i5. Stepmother
KOMO-Vic and SADIE.
l45. Girl Alone
kJR-Spanish Songs
> p. NJ.
kMO-Jungle jim. AIS
Johnsons
XVI scatter GOOD
Baines. ass. Dr. Susan
kOMO-House BOAT Han
nah. 2l5. Contrasts
KJR-Ballroom Orches-
ira: 2l5 Sheriff Bob
2:30 p. NJ.
KMO-College OF Puget
Sound. gas. Organist
KVI-Matinee Variety
KOMO-Smilin Ed. ? As.
Cookbook Quiz.
KJR-Trio. 245 Songs.
KIRO-Tommy Thomas
? SO Musical lnteriuoe
; p. NJ.
KMO-Feminine Faneies
KVi-Wuey; 3 Is, stat
foros.
kOMO-Cook book Quiz
3:l5. Love a Mystery
kJR-Orchestra
KIRO-3:t5 JOB Finder
$3.50 p. vi.
KMO-Sands OF Time
XIV l. Boo Trout 3 As
Nan wynn.
kOMO-Wouans Aasa-
zine
K J r Wash Dept Of
Health
400 p. NJ.
MO - Fulton Lewis.
AIS. News.
kVI-Dial Tessers. 1 Is.
Robert Edge
KOMO-Easy Aces. AIS
Mr. Keen
K J R - Orchestra: AIS
Virginia Lane.
kIRO-Kind 70 Animals
<o5, Tea Dance
ALSO r. NJ
KMO-So This Is Radio
KVl-Stucio
IS Tea Tor Two
kOMO-Duo.
KJR-Sinser.
kIRO-H. CostiEau ! -
Modern Science.
) r. VI.
KMo-Notes. Sis. Cow
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KMO Wayne and DICK;
AS Red River Dave
KNI-H!lltop House. l 40,
Stepmother
kOMO-NlC ana Sade,
las Girl Alone
KJR-Club Matinee.
KIRO-SerIsl. las. Ser
tll
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KMO-Organ Airs. l045
Rutgers Home Forum
XVI - Mystic Melodies.
i0:45. Mary Lee Tay :
Tor.
KOMO - d n zero u s
Roads; l0:45 DR. Kate
kJR-Cecil Solly. lo,45.
Orchestra.
kIRO-Feminine Forum
lo:45. Milky Way.
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& MO - Fulton Lewis;
4:io, News.
XVI - Varieties. +:l5,
Preschool Hour.
K Q NJ O. u. D. Army
Band.
kJR-Orchestra.
hIRO-Tea Dance, AIS,
Plane-SlQe
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.MO-Green Hornet
~ TINE In
s Z VI.

aMO-News. s45. Don I
You Believe Il.
XVI Amos 4 Andy
8 Is. Divorce.
KOMO-Mr. District At
torney 8 Is s. mphony
Orch
KJR-News g 20. Base :
bal
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KMO-Buddy Rogers Or
chestra
KVI-Four Esquires.
KOMO - 1915. Rhythm
Makers.
KJR-Ba sc ball
kIRO - n / ( h I Extra.
1915. Starlight Sere-
nades.
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X MO o. Gene Beecher :
Orchestra. - Las. Muse
and Music.
KNI-Sonata Recital
KOMO- Pepper Young
l2:45, Guiding Light
* J x ews. - 45
Bookends.
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kMO-Today's Almanac.
7l5, Farmers Forum
Deyotlonals
< o MOT Cd OF n e
Morning: tbs. Memo
randa.
KJR-Church OF the AIT
KIRO-Time Klock Klub
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program ehAnsex
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KIRO--NeWS, l2;i5 sam
1890 Z. NJ.
KMO-SeuatOrs
KVI-Music Hour
kOMO - Pepper Young;
i2.45 Guiding Light
KJR-NeWs. ~ IS, Com
monweslth Club.
.KIRO-Muslc Hour.
| r. NJ.
KMO-Young Mems Bus
mess Club.
EVl-kltty Kelly; las
Myrt and Marge
kOMO-BaCkStage VIE,
1915 Stella Dallas
X J r - Commonwealth
Club.
H-TDA Ca~HaH.
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KMO-Phil Harris.
KVI-NeWs. 1918. Night
cap Yarns.
! HOMO-N e VS. Flashes
1915. Greatest Show.
KJR-Baseba
KIRO-J o n n Hughes.
Com ftlentafnr
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KMO-School of the Air.
kVl--Big Sister. ll:lo
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Betty and Bob.
HAS. Grimms Daugh
ter.
KJR-Svmphony School
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KMO-Bob Crosby. Q as
Sklnney Ennis.
KXI-kate Smith.
hOMO-Hotel Orchestra,
Q as. Extra Pair.
KJR-Baseb bail
hIRO-Varieties.
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X NJ o - Ed Albright.
1915, Apple Blossom
Queen.
KVI-School OF the Air
KOMO-Valiant L a q y.
1l:45. Hymns
kJR-Symphony School
ll:45. Light Opera.
kIRO - School Program
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els. Orch
kVI-kate Smith
kOMO-Srm els
Armchair Cruise.
KJR-Bss ball.
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K MO ira lie. 1918
Happy Gang
XVI - Goldbergs. 1913
Life Can Be Beautiful
K O NJ O. Piano, 10 10
Art OF Living.
K JR - National + arm
and Home
KTDn GnpfoIe
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RMO-Daily News e:45.
Breakfast Express
EYI-Helen Trent. 9:45
Gal Sunday
KOMO-Inner Drama Of
Life
KJR-National Farm and
Home.
KIRO Helen Trent,
IS. Our Ca. sunday
10 \. vi.
SMO Trade. 1915
Happy Gang
XVI GoIa oerEs i0:l5
LIE Can Be Beautiful
KOMO-Glee CLUB. 10 Is.
Talk L over
kJR-sst.onal Farm and
Home
KIRo-Golo oergs. 1913
Serial
1920 4. VI.
KMO-Homespun 10 as
Voice o. Experience
XVI Mystic Melodies
10 ~ JUST Calling
EOMO - D a . gero u 6
Roads. l0.k5 y. Kate
aJR-cecil Soily 10 IS
Studio
EIRO Family Doctor
lo:s5. Feminine Forum
III A. NJ.
KMO-School OF the Ar
KyI-Blg SISTER. ll:ls
Re.i Stories
SOMO-BsttJ and BOD
Ili5 Grimm Is Daush-
ter
KJR-Stringtinls
EIRO-BIz sister Il Is
Aunt Jenny
80 A. VI.
K NO I'd Alpr.gnt
iI45. Mon tzns Meechy
EYI-AEcrlcan School OF
Ar
EOMO-Vallant Il q ;:
Has Betty Croker
KJR-TTo Little Misses
'KTRO-TsieS from Near
ard Fa..
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KMO-College OF Puget
Sound. gas. Organist
KVI-Matinee Variety
KOMO-Smilin Ed. ? -.
Cookbook Quiz
KJR-Trio. 245 Songs
KIRO-Tommy Thomas
? SO Musical lnterluoe
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nMO - Jack Armstrong.
o45. Top Tune Review.
hNl-Jane Powers, o:4o,
OF the Record.
kOMO-Fanfare.
hJR-Dance, o:+5, Scan
dlnavlan.
X X O. Rhythm; 5i5,
COStlQan
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K NJ o - You and Your
DOG. OLD. Rclchmuth.
kNI-P!ay mouse.
hOMO-MaItZ Time.
hJk-PlantatIOn Party.
hlRO-OrsOn Melles.
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X y o - SKINNY Ennis.
Ii.s5. Rhapsody.
XVI -- Ec usTd Duranct.
Has. Black Chs pei.
EOMO-Populsr Tunes
EJR-Organ
RIRO-Orchestrs. II IS
Black Chapel
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kMO-NeWs o.45, Gen.
Shaiter Parker.
kN4-PlayhouSe.
hOMO-March Of Time.
kJk-NeWS.
hlRO-OrsOn We!lss
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KMO-Daily News. s45.
Garden Club.
KVI-Helen Trent: e:45
Gal sunday
KOMO - Thoughts. 8 40,
Benny Walker.
kJR - National I ar N
and Home.
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X NJ o - P T a 10
Katz on the KEYS
KVl-Pretty Kitty Kelly.
l:l5. Myrt and Marge
EOMO-Backstage WIie
u as. Stella Dallas.
kJR-Smile Parade
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kMO-Jung!e Jim. ? %
Johrsons
XVI CATER GOOD
Baines. 2:i5. Dr. Susan
kOMO-HouSe boat Han
nah. 2;l5. Contrasts
kJR-Ballroom Orches-
ira. 2.l5 Sheriff Bob
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A. VI.
KNO-Whsts New. IS
Farmers Forum.
EVl-DeEotionsls
X O 81 o Top OF thu
Morning. rs Memo
rsuds
EJR-Church OF the All
EIRO-T1me Klock Kluh
1880 A. VI.
K II o news = )
Temple Tidings.
XIV Breakfast News
7:45. Garden Guide.
K o NJ o - Memoranda
7:45. Yodellng
JR - Financial 7S5
News
EIRO-News las Hit
and Encore
S 4. VI.
KMO - Sheila Bennett
sos. sons OF Pioneers
8:l5. haven OF Rest.
KVI-Its Nv Turn s:l5
Westerners.
EOMO-ReveFleS
EJR-VienneSe Enscm
49, E4-4afss a d
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-26
STEAMER ALAMO
ARRIVED in PORT

Steamship Alamo, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, arrived in port
yesterday afternoon Ais o'clock,
discharged light cargo and took
on small shipments and sailed
$50 o'clock for New York.
Freighter Ozark, OF the same
lines, arrived yesterday afternoon
lis o'clock from Jacksonville and
Miami, with shipments of freight
for local merchants and sailed
3:15 o'clock for New Orleans.
Cabin Cruiser Iolanthe, owned
by the Hardaway Co., OF Miami
arrived in port this morning and
berthed at the Porter Company
pier, where number of crawfish
were secured and the Iolanthe re-
turned to Miami.
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APPROVE ANOTHER
PROJECT FOR CITY
TELEGRAM RECEIVED AT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OFFICE TO-DAY

Telegram received at the
Chamber of Commerce today
from Oscar Johnson, secretary to
Senator Claude Pepper, relative
to activities of a project at the
Lighthouse Bureau in Key West,
is as follows:
sc Singleton:
Key West, Fla.
Glad to advise that the presi-
dent has approved Project 4O028
to improve roadways and park
ing areas at the Lighthouse Depot
in the city of Key West.
Superintendent VIM. w. De-
merritt, of the Seventh Light
house district, today told The
Citizen that the project was rel
alive to certain work on the
grounds of the depot and would
require 80 men for two months.
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Body Directors
Hold Meeting Yesterday

At the meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Key West Cham
Der of Commerce held yesterday
at the Hotel La Concha, resolu-
ton was passed relative to the
securing of competent local
man to assist in preparing pro-
posed projects.
1t was pointed out that the
Chamber of Commerce is con-
vinced that w. Al. Thomas. Adj
ministrator for the WPA in Key
West, is earnestly endeavoring to
promote the interests Of the COM
munity, and the need of someone
to assist in the preparation of the
projects for presentation to the
proper authorities. it was re-
solved that:
The secretary of the body be
instructed to forward duplicate
copies of the resolution to the
Honorables. the City Council and
the County Commissioners with
the request that they give due
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-26
TOBACCO SALES
SHOW INCREASE
REPORT MADE AT END or
FoUR-DAY WEEK OF
AUCTIONS

LIVE OAK, Aug. % FNS).
Tobacco sales on warehouse floors
here neared the 5,5O0,0O0- pound
mark at the end of four-day
week of auctions.
Depending on grades offered,
prices paid by company buyers
were running from three to ten
cents under amounts given for
identical grades last year. This
range held true at all Florida and
Georgia selling points. Florida's
tobacco is lacking in body and
thus yield less per acre this year.
and the general average quality
also is below normal.
Paced by the SuWannee County
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
several thousand visitors were
here this Wednesday, helping To-
cal citizens in celebrating Live
Oaks March of Progress" day.
Suitable ceremonies were held at
a tobacco market, the livestock
market, and a new garment fac
tory building was dedicated.
There was a baseball game and
races in the afternoon, carnival
and barbecue at dusk, and a Jay
Gee meeting, dancing and fire
works in the evening.
On the opening day of the to-
bacco mart, Florida State Cham
Der of Commerce President Har
old Colee, Jacksonville, and Miss
Peggy Wood, songstress, and jim
my Bigelow, banjo king, of the
Hotel Roosevelt, Jacksonville.
took part in . remote control pro-
gram over a Gainesville station,
the broadcast taking place at a
local warehouse and including
the chant of tobacco auctioneers
as the first leaf of the season
changed hands.
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the use of simple hand tools and
equipment. Workers in this group
may often be assigned to assist
skilled laborers when the work
undertaken is not sufficiently diff
ficult to require using helper.
Class a. also includes clerical
and office work of routine char
acter for which little experience
and training is necessary. Es-
tablished occupations for the
'Unskilled "A Glass include: Deck
hand, exterminator. forester's
aide. housekeeping aide. junior
clerk, Junior ypist, laborer, team
ster Waterman and woodcutter.
"The Work Projects Admins
tration Employment Division has
to deal Tin round nuInhersl with
$50 separate classifications of
labor, pointed out the Admins
traitor, separated into five gen
erai groupings professional and
technical, skilled, intermediate
and two divisions of unskilled
workers. In the professional and
technical group there are 35 diff
ferent assignment classes: in the
skilled group SO types of assign
ment; the intermediate group
represents 80 fields Of work;
while in the unskilled group
Glass b carries Is occupational
fields, and Glass A. 10 occupa-
tional assignment classes"
There viii be comparatively
few changes in classifications of
workers in any of the occupa-
| tional branches except that Of
lunskiIled", concluded Admins
traitor Schroeder. '.In the UNI
skilled group that win be con-
siderable reclassification required
in order to place the workers into
the new occupational classifica-
tons under b and A divisions.
This is required to be accom-
plished by September l."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-26
WRECKING TUG
PEACOCK HERE

Wrecking Tug Peacock, sister
ship to the Warbler, arrived in
port this afternoon from New
Orleans, and berthed at the Por-
ter Dock Company wharf where
the Warbler is usually found. The
Peacock is in command of Cap
tain Foster.
The latter vessel is taking the
place of the Warbler, which is
now enroute to Key West with
the steamer Fern Glen, wrecked
on Quito Suena Bank. in the
Caribbean Sea to which point the
Warbler sailed 6 o'clock on Aug
ust 16 to give assistance to the
ship.
Advices received by the Porter
Dock Company are that the Fern
Glen was moved from her posi-
ton on the Quito Suena Bank
early this week and the Peacock
is to await her arrival and con-
voy the ship to her destination.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-26
MIAMI TEACHER
ON VISIT TOCITY

Mrs. Chester Breese. Of Miami.
a teacher in Miami High School.
is spending part of her vacation
in Key West. She is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Lee. in
their home at S22 Simonton
street.
While here Mrs. Breese is fill
ing her scrap book with pictures
of picturesque scenes. and with
clippings from various publica-
tons touching on the historic
features of the island cormmun-
ity. and at times concentrating on
Spanish dishes she had never be-
fore had the opportunity of en-
joying.
When her vacation ends. Mrs
Breese contemplates relating
some of her experiences in Key
West to the members of her high
school class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-26
SENATOR ANDREWS
WILL VISIT EVERY
COUNTY in FLORIDA
TO TAKE SHORT VACATION
FOR REsT-Up BEFORE uN-
DERTAKING TOUR OF EN-
TIRE STATE

ORLANDO. Aug. 26 FNS).-A
tour that will take him into every
Florida county before the open
ing of Congress in January will
be undertaken by Senator Chas.
o. Andrews.
Speaking on Wednesday as a
guest of his home city chamber
of commerce and Rotary Club,
Senator Andrews said he intends
to take short vacation, resting
up from the long session of con-
gress, and then will undertake
the statewide tour.
During this year Florida has
been successful in having many
of its Washington problems and
wants cared for. he declared,
but pointed out that much legis-
lation is still needed by various
sections, and the tour will serve
to bring him in closer contact
with his constituents.
In returning home after an
other year in Washington / have
a feeling that we are well along
the road toward the legislative
accomplishments which / pledged
you at the beginning of my term
in the Senate. In January / will
return to the capital to continue
my work for you but it is APP
parent that this program cannot
be carried out in the remaining
year of my term, he told the
Orlando organizations.
Besides numerous local projects
which have become realities since
re took the office-of the late Park
Trammell, the senator also point
ed out that he has been active in
benefiting the citrus and tobacco
industries, the former with in
creased appropriations for ex-
pertinent stations here and in
Winter Haven
To those who questioned him
about an announcement as a can
didate to succeed himself in the
Senate. Senator Andrews said he
did not believe such an announce
ment would be proper at this
time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-26
CURRY RITES
HERE SUNDAY

Funeral services for John w.
Curry, who died Thursday after
noon in Tampa. will be held to-
morrow afternoon from the chap
Iel of the Pritchard Funeral Home.
and will be conducted by the
Brethren from the Assembly Of
Grace and Truth Hall.
The body will arrive this after
noon from Tampa and will be
taken to the Pritchard Funeral
Home Parlor. Mr.. Curry was 81
wears old and passed away just
two weeks after the death of his
wife. Mrs. Rosa Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-26
PARTY ARRIVES
OVER HIGHWAY


Mr.. and MRS. Alton AIbertus,
daughter. Rose Marie; Mrs. Ma
rion Weatherford. Mrs. Geneva
Russell and children, Betty and
Warren, were arrivals over the
highway last night but did not
reach the city until early this
morning.
When the party came to that
portion of the highway this side
of Big Pine Key a tire was pune
tured. and it was found necessary
to send to Key West for the re-
quired repairing materials before
the trip could be resumed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-26
SCOUTS MEET
LAST NIGHT

A very enthusiastic and well
attended meeting of Troop So, Boy
Scouts, was held last night at
their scout hall.
The meeting was opened with
the customary Scout Laws, Motto
and Oath.
Final plans were made for the
camp, which is to be held at
Snapper Crek from September
to 10. Twenty-one boys are
planning to make this encamp-
ment.
Robert McPhail, assistant scout
master from Tampa, and Scout
George Reed from Baltimore were
visitors at the meeting.
|. Tenderfoot Badges were award
led to Scouts Raytord Roberts and
Oscar Avila.
The following boys were
awarded Merit Badges: Jack
Sawyer Firemanship, carpen-
try; Eugene Swayer, Life Saving.
Swimming, Handicraft, Personal
Health, Firemanship. Carpentry;
Bert Gates, Life Saving, Swim
ming, Carpentry, Handicraft,
First Aid Eugene Sawyer re-
ceived his badge as Junior Assist
Iant Scoutmaster and Bert Gates
a badge for Senior Patrol Leader.
The meeting was closed with
the Great Scoutmaster's Benedic-
ton, after which the boys were
drilled by Frank Alvarez.