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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
DEMOLAYS ELECT
new OFFICERS

AT the regular meeting last
Tuesday night, members of Robert
J. Perry Chapter, Order of De
Molay elected Harry Knight,
Master Councillor, Jay Stricken.
Senior Councillor and Wallace
Mitchell, Junior Councillor. The
minor officers will be appointed
next Tuesday night by the Mas
ter Councillor. At that time, Joe
ChamblisS, of the U. S. S. Lea, is
to receive his first degree in the
Order.
The first Sunday in July, the
Chapter is going to Sand Key for
an all-day picnic The last beach
party was a such a success that
the Chapter is planning another
in the near future.
Sometime this summer plans
are being made to have the Mi
ami Chapter come to Key West
for a visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
Work Starts On
Garrison Blight
Yacht Basin TODAY
WPA FORCES NOW AT WORK ON ENTRANCE
WIDENING AND DREDGING PROJECTS

The long campaign for safe
and snug haTbor for visiting
yachts to Key West, which has
been carried on by the Key West
Yacht Club and the Chamber of
Commerce, reached the logical
conclusion yesterday when a
force of men under the WPA
started the work.
The number of men being en-
ployel on the work has not been
given out at present, but it is un-
derstoOd that the number will be
increased as the work goes
ahead The project starts with
the widening of the entrance to
a width of IS feet from the pres
ent width of Is feet, and the
deepening OF the basin to a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
SWANS, COMMUTERS
ARE ALL UPSET OVER
DOOMED FREE BRIDGE

HAVRE DE GRACE Nd dune
2S--The gold mine brldEe. :
twO-wsy, free-wsy highway G
young romance. may soon con 2
tumbling dOwn-and tWo MzrE-
land towns are unhappy
The 7O-year-old. double-decker
span across the Suseo1enzzns
river links this town with Perry
vile. As a free bridge. rs iDveI
by SWANS who c0urt aCozs ~
stream. by commuters and tradeS
people
Now. a short dlstance uprlEer.
. s4.63g. 900 bridge Is about rez1y
to take tolls. The Cd d0abie-
decker. according 70 > covenzz;
with bondholders Ct the new So
would be demolished July L CT
zens have askel Gov Herbe-f n
O'Conor 20 look into fhe usz-ter
The Pennsylvania Rslirosc
built the old bridge r. 1870. ~
placed II whit . neW span IN I9o8
In 1910. . group q cltlzens ~
vested 500 in II as traffic Ezy
With the coming OF automobiie
traffic. they cleaned - untll re
state bought the bridge IN 1azz
for $5e5.000. In SIX years tolls
reimbursed the state. and Il Wzs
made a free bridge Nov. 4 looEs
ike tolls are coming b7ck = ne
old bridge goes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
MIAMI VISITOR
LOSES ARM In
AUTO ACCIDENT
MISHAP OCCURRED LATE
LAST NIGHT on sIMoNTOE
STREET NEAR DIVISION:
TRANSMISSION GIVEN

William B. RawlS. tailor. VISIT
ing from Miami, IS II the Marine
Hospital minus his night arm.
which was practically ground
off above the elbow In Al auto
mobile accident this morning ~
y O'Clock on Simonton street
near Division.
Mr. Rawls was riding IN > car
which was driven BY 7 Reld
Lauterbach, travelling salesman
for the Kahn Clothing Co and
other passengers were Sergeant
r. w. Carlton, Of the Marine
Corps, and William G. L Slmper,
of West Palm Beach
Driving along Division. Mr.
Lauterbach turned the car On
SimontOn street and had g1ne
but a short distance when . FISH
truck was encountered and LII
Rawls had his right arm hanging
out of the door of the car when
if crashed into the rear O. the
truck
The injured man was Al once
taken TO the Marine Hospital
where a blood TRANSMISSION Was
given and the wounded arm
dressed This morning the o0c-
tor said that unless complexities
set in, the patient VIII be all
right:
Shortly after the accidenf
members of the family II Mann
were phoned and the information
given about the loss q Mr.
Rawls' arm Several hours kater.
Mrs. RaWls and son. william
Jr-. Mr.. Rawls' brother, z D.
Rawls. and son. Edward. srrlvez
over the highway and are VIII
the injured man AZ the Hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
PLANNING BOARD
TO FURNISH DATA
FOR u. S. DEFENSE
MEETING AT TALLAHASSEE
OF STATE GROUP REVIEWS
PRESENT STATUS OF SPoN-
SORED PROJECTS

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, June %
F'NS).-The Florida State Plan
ming Board is certain to be called
upon to assist the Federal gov
eminent with its new defense
program by furnishing basic
data concerning the various re-
sources of the state and its peO-
pie, George G.. Gross, executive
secretary, informed members of
the board at a recent meeting
here.
This meeting was the first at
tended by James w. Perkins, re-
Gently named as the chairman of
the State Road Department and
who, by virtue of such appoint
ment, became a member of the
Florida State Planning Board.
In his statement to the Plan
ming Board, Mr.. Gross reviewed
the work now being performed
by the board and its plans for
the future. He stated that with
the exception of several men,
berS who worked for short pc
RODS, the great majority of the
work has been carried on by
three staff members and two of
flee workers, but in order to be
in a position to render the addi-
tional service which will be re-
quired to assist the Federal gov
eminent in its defense program
technical and clerical additions
to the staff will be necessary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
BABY SHOW
PLANS MADE
OPENS JULY 4th AT $500
O'CLOCK AT LA CONCHA
PARK

Preparations are being perfect
ed for the Baby Show to be pre-
Sented at La Concha park on July
4th, according to announcement
by the sponsoring group, the
Catholic Daughters of America.
Details. further than those re-
leased previously. include plans
to. admit all children to the
grounds free of charge, a nominal
fee being charged adults for
general admission. Show starts
at 500 o'clock
In correcting posters now dis
tributed city-wide, the commit
tee calls attention to the age limit
for entries which is five years.
Prizes for prettiest babies, start
ing at one month, and gradual
ing up In half-year divisions TO
that age, will be awarded Other
prizes viii be awarded for the
healthieSt looking baby, the
youngest boy and youngest girl.
best-dressed girl. youngest set of
twins and tripletS.
Refreshments viii be on hand
during the show, the grounds to
open at 800 o'clock Pony rides
viii be an added feature of the
show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
LABOR BOARD
LISTS POSITIONS
FULL INFORMATION OBTAIN
ABLE AT LOCAL p. o.
HEADQUARTERS

Labor Board recorder, Mrs.
Cordelia R. Schroeder. today is
sued announcements of open
competitive examinations for sew
eral positions now available at
the Key West Naval Station.
Time limit for filing of applica-
tons for the positions listed is
July 18th for most, with unlimit-
ed time extended on some posi-
tons, or until further notifica-
ton.
Positions open are, Copper
smith, s7.20 to S8.I6 per day;
Shipfitter. s6.91 to s7.89 per day;
Helper, shipfitter, 1898 to S4.89
per day; Helper machinist, Help
er, molder, and Helper, rigger,
1898 to S4.89 per day; Black
smith, other fires, S5.52 to S6.32
per day; Machinist, s6.91 to S7.87
per day; Molder, S7.68 to $3.50
per day; Patternmaker, S8.06 to
$500 per day; Bigger. S6.8l to
SIT per day; Sheetmetal work
er, S7.58 to S8.54 per day.
Full particulars with require
ments for the positions may be
obtained by applying at the La
Dor Board office. Room 40. Pos
Office building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
Wilkie And McNary
Head COP. Ticket
@Awzw<nMAwwM
FLORIDA POSTERS
In MICHIGAN

JACKSONVILLE. June %
tFNSl-Posters advertising
Florida as THE Year Round
State"-l30 of them-will be
placed alongside the high
ways of Michigan in August
and September. Harold Co
lee. manager of the Florida
State Chamber of Commerce.
said last week.
These posters are a real
work of art. having a back
ground of blue silhouetted
with palm trees and Flor
ida" in large white letters in
the foreground. They carry
the message Visit Florida
Summer and Winter-the
year round state.
Thirty of these attractive
signs viii also be placed in
Florida and a large number
will be distributed among
transportation companies
throughout the country.
The State Chamber of
Commerce plans TO ask the
next legislature TO have the
slogan Florida. the year
round state. on all Florida
motor vehicle license tags.
Colee said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28

depth of eight feet in the entire
area.
The plans also call for a series
of docks being placed for the &C
cOmmOdation of the yachts which
will enter and berth for short or
long periods, and all facilities are
to be provided for the yachting
fraternity.
When the news of the beauti-
ficatiOn of the basin and deep
ening the water was conveyed to
the members of the Key West
Club, it was unanimously the
opinion of the members that the
project would make additional
ly effective their invitation to the
Southern Yachting Association
to take part in the races from
Havana to Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
SPONGE SALE
nets $l7597

Offerings of nine punches of
wool sponge and one of grass
were placed at the municipal
sponge dock this morning and
were soon sold for S175.97.
There were no prices above
those which have been prevalent
at the dock for the past two
weeks, which are said to be or
binary prices for the grade of
sponges offered.
Only one lot brought prices
above the ordinary this was a lot
containing 80 punches which
brought a price of $127 or $40
a bunch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
Sewer Lateral Project
Progresses On Schedule

Sewer and water lateral pro-
ject being worked by the Works
Projects Administration, spon-
sOred by the Board of Public
Works of Key West, has made
excellent Roadway since the pro-
ject was started in April, stated
engineers today.
Though the project has been
carried on for three months and
many obtacles have been encoun-
tered in different parts of the
city, much has been accomplish
ed, and the forces, engineers and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
Vigorously Opposes
Other Concessions
F.D.R. PLANS NEW
DEFENSE PROGRAM


WASHINGTON, June "a
President Roosevelt today
announced plans for a new.
lcng-range defense program
which will give commitments
TO large manufacturing firms
of The country with orders
for huge ornaments even
before direct appropriations
are made by Congress
A total program costing
from five TO seven billions of
dollars is planned. the Prssi-
dent stated.
The chief executive declar-
ed today that he would be
pleased to debate with Wen
dell Willkie. the COP. NOM
inee for the presidency. On
questions of foreign rela-
lions If any time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
FRIPP LEAVES
ON VACATION

w. T. Fripp left in his car this
morning at 7:30 o'clock over the
highway. enroute to Tallahassee,
to meet Mrs. Fripp, who had been
visiting relatives and friends in
New Orleans. and will 60 from
there to the mountains of North
Carolina.
Accompanying MIR. Fripp was
Mrs. Claude Williams, who is
going to Tallahassee for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Eberhardt, for month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
Western Senator Expect
ed To Accept Vice
Presidential Post; Will
kie interviewed
OBy Associated PressD

(By Associated PressD
PHILADELPHIA. June a.
The Republican convention was
expected 10 nominate Senator
Charles L. McNarY. of Oregon.
today as the running mate for
Wendell Willkie. presidential
nominee who gained the honor
late last night on the sixth bal
lot.
Previous desire to retire en-
tirely from politics was counter
manded this morning when a
delegation of convention MEM
bers called on Senator .McNary
seeking his acceptance of the
vice-presidential post after all
other presidential nominees had
turned down the offer. McNary
stated that he would accept if
drafted, and the convention was
expected to do just that when it
convened following the noon re-
cess today.
McNary is an outstanding
Western member of Congress,
and it is believed he will make
an excellent running-mate for
Willkie, who halls from the East
Willkie sat before members of
the press this morning and dis
cuSSed briefly his campaign. He
stated that it wouldn't be pos
sible to balance the budget at
once, but that a definite move
would be made in that direction
if he was elected. He approved
of the Hatch Act, he said, and
promised that no brain trust
would be called in to run the
government if he is successful in
the campaign.
Drawing lines for the main
points of his campaign speeches
to start shortly, Willkie gave
three cardinal points to be head
lined:
l. National Unity. 2 Build
ing of an adequate defense. 8.
Rehabilitation of : the national
economy.
Willkie expressed a desire that
no large contributions would be
given to support his candidacy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-28
MODERN PAUL REVERE

HELENA, MONT.-Awaken-
ed by a gurgle of water. Russell
Hart. discovered a sewer was
overlooking from a broken main,
backing up into his basement and
extinguishing the fire in the fur
mace. The gas was escaping
Realizing that the same thing
might be happening in other
homes, Hart went from house to
house in the neighborhood,
awakening families, thus pre-
venting their probable asphyxi-
alton
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Gronen. Of Puyallnp. and her son.
Robert. Mrs. Gronen will tell OF
= visit 10 the famous xoehlmilo
gardens and a bull fight Her son
will sing and play. Mrs. c. X.
Romnes and Mrs James Hansen
are general chairman.
Luncheon Thursday
Women's council OF the First
Christian church will hold lunch
con Thursday at noon. to be fol-
lowed by business session at the
church. Luncheon hostesses will be
Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs. Callahan.
Mrs. William Gunder and Mrs.
Lille French.
Mrs. Cyril Law viii preside at
the business session and Mrs. Bios
som Rogers win lead the devotions.
There viii be short program.
Puyallup's Civic chorus, which
has been without permanent
home for its rehearsals, was
granted the use Of the music room
at the high school by the school
board at its session Monday night.
-
Police Officer and Mrs. Earl
Jennings and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stoby have returned from a motor
trip to Sunnyside. where they
visited Mr.. stoby's parents. The
men brought back the limit in
pheasants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Return Boys
And Arsenal
Snohomish County
Will Prosecute

I've eoys arrested = Local ~
lIee We faced : virtual motorized
arsenal IN making ths capture
were n the hAnds ~ snchemish
county authorities Tuesday
Tolice Captain y. y. Gardner.
head ~ ths lrcai Juvenile dlxislou.
aid that Robert nFsice Carmsn. "a.
ard Dean cnchran. rs. both e VI.
monds were turned ever = the
custody of Deputy sheriff ice
nattle ~ snohoualsh county late
Monday.
They were returned ~ automo-
hlls h nimonds. together with the
four rifles and three automatic
pistols and other loot stolen hefors
they fed from their home town
me boys had admitted all Ire al.
legations against Them excepting
the accusation that CArman struck
his stepmothsr over the head with
the butt of q gnn snohamlsh
officials said the hoy did commit
the act. and that nine stitches were
taken In her scalp about the time
police started hunting the pair as
fugitiees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

state patrelmsn reported of1eeFs
said ne cause = ths accident 80
too mush speed ssnsi 80 -
LEASED frem re hospital sftsF
treatments fcf miner hurts
rallcs lslied Fdwin T. klttiesen
- = drunksn. driving suspect aftsf
ne aeldsni IN xhich NcEwan 80
injured The TO wsfs fe16nlns
from the Century ballroom about !
= n Whsa ~ esr. tsfnlnK ffem
"a. rsyinE Was nnta -. In -.
ssidaed 10 fee ne IN railroad
tracks an tuFnsd ever several
times.
neers rfird Ores
Ths bridge tender Tagged do~n
another uaetorlsf. Mrs Wnsn uur.
nstt. wha assisted I'm IN prylns
open the damned aenrs - r.
eoups kittleson. behind ths wheel
Vas singing louaiy when thsy -
leased hlm its climbed ento ths
hood and continued his snnE p
lice sAld
Merwsn vas frat feared = haxs
suffered = hruhsn bach. but 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

opportunity 10 do N at 3 p. m.
Sunday. oct ~. when a dehate
VIII be staged at the Eagles hall.
18th and Faweett A member Of
the Taxpayers association. a. well
as a member Of the Eagles old
age pension committee. will tell
why they are opposed TO Initia.
tive 14i.
Rep. Edward L. pettus and Dr.
Allen Emerson VIII talk for tho
Initiative. Thirty minutes tims
prior 20 the discussion OF Initia-
tive 1ti win be given TO Rep.
John M. Coffee. who viii discuss
national affairs. and c c. Dill.
who viii speak or have a represen-
tative speak IN behalf Of his can
didaey for governor. Rep. Mon
C. Wallgren. candidate for Y. =.
senate, il also expected To speak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Unidentified Man
Stops Runowoy Car

An unidentified Taoomhn who
smuiated the nsAr-forgottsn heroes
~ the rlinswsy-horss days ny
planting himself IN front n n9v-
ing automobile was praised by po-
lice Tuesday
The young man. both modest and
heroic. disappeared shortly after he
bucked an automobile N . halt ss
u rolled slowly down ths Broad
way grsds In front of the J. G.
Penney store. toward No. 18th 81.
Monday afternoon. Officer p O.
Brown took over. found the car had
neither the brakes nor gears ap-
Piled, and tickstsd Stella Dram
gonstts. ri. 7, Boz cal. for leaving
her doubls-parksd car unsecured
on the street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
.Langlie Touring
In Yakima Valley

PAsCo = Campaigning SOUTH
ward through 1sklms valley.
Arthur L&ngiie. Republican oandl-
date FER governor. rs mst a.
every step Monday hv large
erowds which cheered their secept-
snce of L&nkiies appeal thai they
Ioin hln n what he termed h
battle against = coalition q Al
me self-secking political leaders
a the state.
Al Yakima. Selah. Noxee. Sun
nyside. ProSser and rasco ire re-
eeption was the same. huge crowds
jamming the sidewalks At the
street corners where Isngiie
stopped his automobile and set up
his speaking equipment
They stood at silent attention
when Langlie warned thar the
voters Of the state face = choice
between machine" and honest
state government when they 80 %
the polls Nov. S.
Cast your votes for c. c. Dill
and You are giving your ballot to
John {. Stevenson. Frank Funk
houser. Frank Bell Hugh De-
Lacey and Dave Beck. all of whom
have been repudiated by the voters
IN one way or another in the past
few years" he said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
4 Speok Wednesday,
For Five-Mill Levy

-Four speakers viii discuss the
five-mlIl levy for school needs at
various meetings Wednesday. A.
r. Dncios win appear before the
Northern Pacific Shop Federation
at the N. p. shops. while Mary
Pakenham addresses the PIT. A.
at Stanley school. Ramona Berry
will talk 10 the Boilermakers No.
SOS. and William Melville TO
Transfers Local bo7. both at
Maccabee hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
One Draft Board
Assigns Numbers

or Pierce eounty's seven draft
boards. local No. , Tuesday was
the first 10 report ] .is5 draft-sge
men have been assigned numbers,
according TO Chairman Harry
smith. Official rsSlairftionH with.
In the remaining SD county areas
are expected 10 be reported before
end Of the week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
May Fill Quota

not - permitted n volunteer
Most n the volunteers viii 10 in
class /. very probably. and will
~ found available for immediate
service Their locai boards will
send them 10 the medical exam.
lners n they pass the medical
examination. they viii he sent
directly 10 the Fort Lewis reeep-
ton center - soon a. II IL ready
n receive them. The center IL
being designed 10 handle 1000
men at q time. instead of the 900
Al originally planned"
Rapid Promotion
Many Of the volunteers. Col.
Warren declared. see possibilities
Of rapid promotion by being first
in training.
He predicted that during the
five years the CONSUMPTION plan
will be in effect. ak out 81 every
seven eiigihlos viii be placed In
service.
The army will train $500 600
at the rate Of DOC. 900 a year he
said. and the navy II expected
10 take about 900 600 year or
! 500 600 over the five-year period
OF the 10000 900 who registered
last werk. about 5000. 900 wlll he
found eligible for immediate serv-
ice and 100000 more shEihles
will come OF age during the five
years"
Maj. Daniel v. Gould, one Of the
war departments flying squad
ron" OF oonacripiion specialists. II
being sent 10 this state from
Washington. y. g.. 10 assist seleo-
tive service officials IN clearing
up problems arising hare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Costume Party

A Halloween costume party at
the home Of Miss Margaret Ut
Finger. 4oe Ia. Main ave, win fea-
ture the meeting Of the Business
and Professional woomen's club
Monday evening. The committee
arranging the affair is composed Of
Miss Grace Tunnard. Miss Marian
Pohlman. Miss Lois Morris and
Miss Utzinger. president Of the
club. Miss Joyce Thomas will have
the years program book ready for
distribution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Disregard of the city ordinance
prohibiting hunting within the city
limits caused the arrest Of Norman
Kelley. GIL W. Stewart ave. and
Albert stearns. Of Tacoma. by
local police. The men will be tried
in Police Judge Robert campbelfs
court Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23


Members Of Edgewood Ladies
Aid are sponsoring an Affiliations
progressive luncheon Thursday, the
first course to be served at the
home of Mrs. Winifred Cox at
11:30. This viii be a Mexican
course. followed by Swiss course
at the home Of Mrs Martha Arndt;
African course at the home Of Mrs.
Bert johnson. and the final Ha-
waiian course at Edgewood Grange
hall. served by Mrs. Smailey and
assistants.
Feature Of the afternoon at the
hall will be q program of Mexican
numbers. presented by Mrs. H. F.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Obscene Letters
Cause Of Arrest

Donald n. Allen. ~. aid = ~
= member q : prominent Olympia
family. was charged Tuesday ~
~ q = district attorney vith
sending ohaeene letters through the
mails - 80 arrested IN olym-
% ~ Raymond E. Melllsh. pest
office Inspector
Hsliash reported hat Allen had
s~nt several ehsceas letters = .
izsFsaF=ald 10y Alien. the dist
riet attorneys offlss I'D. Nnuld
~ srrslsn~d hefors y. =. Commits
slensr y q Fitch. anf that $500
nal would ns asked