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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
PETER M. MILLER
Was WeH-Known Here
dies In TAMPA

Word was received here today
of the death of Peter M. Miller,
secretary-treasurer of the Tampa
Electric Company, at Tampa, on
June 10th.
Mr.. Miller, who was 81 years
old, had been in poor health for
more than a year, succumbed at
the ST. Elizabeth's Hospital where
he had been taken for an opera
ton.
He went to the Tampa utility
in 1925 as assistant treasurer,
having been connected previously
with the Gulf States Utilities
Co., Beaumont, Tex, Savannah
Electric and Power Co., Jackson
vile Traction Company and The
Key West Electric Company. He
was a native of StateSville, Ga.
Mr. Miller was assistant treas
urer of The Key West Electric
Company during the period 1910
to 1913 and was weIl-known to a
great many people here. He had
visited this city several times
since his departure, his last visit
being during 1899 when he and
Mrs. Miller spent several days
here meeting old friends and 60
ing on fishing excursions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
CORONER'S JURY
INQUIRIES into
RAWLS' DEATH
MANNER OF DEATH NECESSI-
TATES IMPANELLINc OF
JURY; VERDICT EXPECTED
THIS AFTERNOON

The death of William B. Rawls
yesterday necesSitated the sum-
moning of a coroner's jury to in
veStigate into the cause of death
and a verdict rendered as to the
causes which led to his death fol-
lowing the loss of his arm in an
automobile accident that oc-
CURED Friday morning when the
car driven by T. Reid Lauter-
bach crashed into parked truck
on SimontOn street near Division.
Other passengers in the car
were Sergeant r. w. Carlton, of
the Marine detachment, and Viii
liam G. L. Shipper, of West Palm
Beach.
Coroner Ex-officio Franklin
Arenberg summoned the follow
ing to act: Frank 0. Roberts,
foreman; James A. Curry, Simon
Creole. Willard Gibson, Paul Boy
sen and Frank Velasco.
The investigation is being con-
Quoted by County Solicitor Allan
B. Cleare, Jr., while attending the
inquest is Assistant District At
torney J. Lancelot Lester, At
torney Henry Taylor, Jr., repre-
senting the surety company, and
Emmett A Donnelly, of Lake
Wales. friend of Mr.. Rawls, and
of those who are connected with
the case.
The investigation was brought
to a temporary close at 1910
o'clock today and met again
for the afternoon session at 200
o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
EATIN' APPLE PIE
is GOOD WAY TO
KEEP DOC AWAY
GBy Associated Pressl

BLACKSBURG, Va, July q
When you eat a slab of that
delectable and popular Ameri-
can favorite, apple pie, you in
crease your consumption of
Vitamin C-tf1e anti-scurvy SUBJ
stance which is a good general
conditioner.
Experiments at the Virginia
Tech home economics depart
ment showed that apples cooked
into pie retain more of their
Vitamin c content than apples
cooked any other way: % per
cent for pie. as compared. to %
per cent for fried apples and only
is and Is per cent, respectively,
for apple sauce and baked apples.
Although cooking by any me-
thod causes a loss of the greater
part of the Vitamin c, Miss Mary
j. Satorious found that this loss
can be lowered by soaking the
fruit in a two per cent salt water
solution overnight before it is
cooked.
Apples contain less Vitamin c
than many other fruits, but pro-
vide a good source when eaten
in relatively large amounts. Miss
Satorius found that apples lose a
significant amount of Vitamin c
at ordinary cold storage tempera-
ture of 40 degrees, but incur lit
tie or no loss if stored at 30 de-
greeS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02

in Key West, with its Sea-waShed
air, and the campaign, of a sort,
that has been going on here to
encourage victims of hay fever to
spend their agony six weeks
in this city.
L. S. Gruber, proprietor of the
Overseas Hotel, called attention
to the need for residents here to
continue the drive to attract hay
fever sufferers to Key West when
he stated recently that he had
received many inquiries from
northern people lately asking for
rates during the hay fever weeks.
1t is recalled that the Chamber
of Commerce started such a drive
last year when cards were made
up to post in prominent places in
the city TO remind winter tourists
that Key West was an ideal place
in which to escape the disease.
Not many of those cards are in
evidence today, as The Citizen
checked the city. Also. the
chamber did some advertising in
northern papers, starting around
the middle of July, calling atten-
ton to the pollen-free atmosphere
here.
Many noted sufferers of the
malady have come to Key West,
among them Harry Hopkins and
Rexford Tugwell, former BRAIN
trusterS. The Chamber of Com
merce answers requests for in
formation on the subject in this
wise:
The secret of our immunity
rests, we believe, on a sounder
basis than just the mere absence
of one sort of weed. The pre-
vailing breeze throughout the
year is from the southeast. and
the nearest land in that quarter
is Andres Island and then Africa.
$50, the air is washed pretty
clean by the time it gets here.
Inquirers are further directed
to contact Dr. VIM. r. Warren
for confirmation of the claims
made in regard to positive relief
from the distressing malady".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
IT'S JUST ONE MORE
ELECTION TO PIERRE
CITIZENS THIS FALL
fRr Associated Prr..i

PIERRE, S. D., July 2.-Voters
in this South Dakota capital will
be skillful ballot markers when
November rolls around. They al
ready have been to the polls five
times this year.
A regular election was called
to fill a vacant mayorship. Com
missioner Roberts resigned and
Commissioner Griffin kept his
job to campaign. Griffin was
elected mayor, but so many can
didates tried for Roberts COM
misSionership that Election No. 2
was held to break the ties.
In Election No. 3, city voters
participated In state primaries.
No. 4 was called when commits
sioner Oldaker resigned to be-
come police chief and Griffin re-
signed to be sworn as mayor.
Several tried for Griffin's COM
mission job. One filed for Olda-
ker's and was elected. But again
none won a majority in the Grit
fin race. and No. S was held as
a run-off.
Just to keep in trim, many
residents here will be voting In
the state Republican and Demo
cratic conventions and in some of
the half dozen fraternad conven-
tons here between now and
November.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02

One day back in 1887 when the
New Deal utility scrap was MAX
ing Washington weather Stickier
than usual, I had to get some in
formation about Commonwealth
g. Southern, the big holding COM
pany Wendell L. Willkie runs.
A utility representative in
Washington said:
Sorry, l can't speak for c. g.
s., but I'll pass on your ques-
TONS.
Then the phone rang.
This is Wendell Willkie". said
the voice, crisp like iceberg let
tuce.
But I didn't know you were
in Washington, Mr.. Willkie".
I'm not, he snapped. but
when a reporter wants my side
of this scrap. I'm ready to give
! it to him. Shoot"
From his New York office
right next to Wall Street, Wen
dell Willkie ratified off his an
Swers.
Call me any time, he finish
ed.
And as 1 wrote my account I
wondered. as a lot of people have
lately, what manner of man this
Willkie was.
He Surprises En- AL
WILKES the man who joked
about a presidential boom while
others were desperately trying
to launch theirs. He's the fellow
who actually shooed away able
young men who insisted on
throwing up good jobs to help
! Willkie bring down the moon,
but finally failed to dissuade
them.
He's the tobacco-chewing, fist
singing young man who once
challenged the Bible on the cam
pus of Indiana University, about
faced. listened to the Methodists,
and ultimately chose the Episco-
palians.
He's the hobo with book learn
ing who once turned down a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
FOLLOWED ADVICE
AND GOT THE JOB
OBy Associatea Press)

GALVA. III, July Five
years ago Robert Soderberg, then
IL and a senior at the Galva high
school, wrote to Walter p.
Chrysler, the auto manufacturer,
and asked him how he should 60
about becoming an automobile
designer.
Chrysler replied that ne should
enroll In good mechanical
school, and if he could graduate
in the top ten per cent he should
apply to the Chrysler company
for job.
Soderberg received an engi-
neering degree from the Univer-
sity of Illinois this spring. He
ranked in the top five per cent of
his class and viii 60 to work for
chrysler Aug. /.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
FLORIDA CITIES
SHOW UPWARD
BUILDING TREND
STATE CHAMBER FIGURES
= SHOW 80 CITIES WE'RE ST.
10000 AHEAD OF LAST
YEAR IN MAY
Especial to The Cftixenl

JACKSONVILLE. July a
Continuing their series of conse-
cutIve monthly gains. Florida
building permits issued by 80
cities in May showed a gain of
approximately $1,75O,OOO in COM
pariSon with the same month a
year ago, the Florida State Cham
Der of Commerce announced to-
day.
Total for the 80 reporting cities
last month was S7,292. 842, an in
crease of S1,736.247 over the fig
ure of S5,556, 594 recorded for the
same communities in May. 1899,
the State Chamber said.
Leading communities and their
reports for the month are: Miami
Beach 81, ,060; Miami 81 .3O7.-
665; Jacksonville, S624.20l; Fl.
Lauderdale, $442, 967; St. Peters
burg, $377 ,416; Tallahassee. $685.
799; Orlando. $257 .085; Pensacola,
S220.005; West Palm Beach. $685.
887; Tampa. s178.O67; Dsytona
Beach. $175.4so; Hollywood,
S119,487; Palm Beach, S106,5 85.
Other reporting municipalities
and their totals follow:
Lake Worth. $50, $50: Key West,
$50. Sarasota, SOS. SOB; Sc
bring, $58,820; Gainesville. S52.-
785; ST Augustine, $43,31O; Lake
land. $50. 687; Clearwater. S34.-
600; Winter Haven, S3O,882; Vero
Beach, S27,415; Winter Park SIT, :
226; Lake Wales. S24.065: Ocala,
S16.681; DeLand, S16,650; San
ford, Slabs.
Jacksonville Beach, S13.225;
New Port Richey. $4,000; Apop-
ka, S1,025; Plant City, $1,000:
Palatka, S7,598: Dunedin. $4,000:
New Smyrna, 5000; Leesburg.
S2,486; Stuart, $3.50: Tarpon
Springs, S1,250.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
WILLKIE SEEKS
3MAk STRATEGY
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02

farmers daughter and her $50
acres of Iowa corn land.
"a few weeks. ago, more than
a quarter OF. "a century later, an
Iowan told that story on Willkie
at a political rally. After the
meeting, an elderly farmer STEP
ped up and asked the candidate
what year he had been a hobo
farm hand in Iowa. Willkie
counted back for his inquirer.
Nope, said the old fellow, you
amt the man; I'm looking for a
chap that didn't exactly turn
down the farmers daughter
Ousted The Bankers
WILKES the rough and tumble
Hoosier who went to New York a
dozen years ago with a chip on
his shoulder for bankers, and
fired all but one out of Common
wealth and Southern swivel
chairs. Then he turned right
around and accepted an invita-
ton to lunch from a group of
Morgan partners.
(They fooled him for fair. In
stead of trying to tell him how to
run his business on the strength
of their small stock holdings in
his company, they Just talked
about flowers. and the weather.
And there sat Willkie with use
less chip on his shoulder.)
And Wendell WILKES the man
whose slim, lively wife had ra-
Their just stroll down the street
with her husband than do most
anything else.
The biography broadcast from
the Willkie-for-P President head
quarters is, in the words of Will
liam Allen White, the slickest
literary goose grease that has
burdened the second class mail in
sometime. It skips part of the
lofty hokum usually used to doll
up candidate, cheerfully paints
Willkie in his youth as Peck's
Continued on Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
FLORIDA RETAIL
BUSINESS RISES
FIRST FIVE MONTHS TEN
PERCENT HIGHER THAN
LAST YEAR
Especial to The Citfzen)

JACKSONVILLE, July q
May sales of independent Florida
retail stores showed an increase
OF 81 per cent to give the first
five months of 1910 a 1917 per
cent gain over the same period
last year, it was announced today
by the Florida State Chamber of
Commerce.
Sales of the 28O Florida firms
reporting reached a total of So
2l8,O33, according to the Bureau
OF the Census, Department of
Commerce, compilation, State
Chamber officials declared.
/, Cities covered in the compila-
ton land their percentage of in
crease were: Tampa, EOS; Pensa-
cola, IA; Miami, 81; Jacksonville.
6.5; West Palm Beach, So; Orlan-
do, 81 and st. Petersburg, 5 per
cent. Gains were shown in all
but one of the city-size group
ings.
By business claSSifications,
furniture stores led with an in
creae of 16.5 per cent. Other
businesses and their rate of gain
were: restaurants, 10.2; hardware
stores, 10; drug stores, "a; de-
partment stores, 8.9; lumber and
building material dealers, 8.3;
combination grocery and meat
stores, 7.6; dry goods and general
merchandise, SD; and motor We
hicle dealers, % per cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
ROOSEVELT OKEYS
Provides SIPS In Funds
ORDINANCE WORK

WASHINGTON. July 2-PreS-
dent Roosevelt gave approval 10
day 10 Project number z0.z5z pro
viding for an ALLEGATION Of SI725--
90 to employ WPA labor On zrurk
10 code and index ordinances al
minitrative orders and reEulz-
tions of the City Of KEY WeSt
City cOuncilmen explained To-
day that this project has been
long sought IN order that cha0slc
condition of the cifvis ordiusncz
and official documents may -
Strengthened out
A while back, such . prujeC
was started, but fell fhrOue Eur
lack Of CITY Sponsorship
Il is understood that the CIV
will esrmark the prevaillnE
sponsorship percentage Of fundz
for this project and that zrurk
viii proceed as soon as 0EElczzl
word of the presidential -
proval reaches the local ara O.
flee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02

have confidence. 60 Since the
only such man on the horizon Is
Hull and, from . practical politi-
cal standpoint. HUI would have
TO have the strongest Democrats
party running male II ne Is u
win, the only possible person Is
Farley C5) Farley not only would
have great strength az the poIlx
but would have the corfidence
and support Of al the olc-llne
politicians IN the party
These men also argue- That
there very likely Is SomeEhi1g @
the rurnor that President R0ose-
welt offered cabinet posts - He
publlcans with the Assurance fhz1
he would not run for . EzE1
term That the Prexidenf Is 10
good politician not 20 be aware
that no matter what the stL1u5e
Of the voting public IS q cunven-
ton time. ne would have g. plzy
every card right n the grezf g.
international poker cane m -
tory 70 keep that spirit the sac
from July until N0Eember
That intimate friendx ana 49,
bers Of ms family are oppos=6 -
the Presidents taking On xour
more years Of the pnyzizzl Grzz
Of White House occupancy
That he csnnOt afford fD gipe Ene
Republicans . trump kz zxE1-
ments against . fhErd tern ~
matter who the Candidate uE
bel BY trying 90 crzzh zno<h=
political precedenf ~ rs t-z
There's stin another paln< So
ond hand That Fzr1ey I'D =
friend several weeks az 1hz< 1he
decision had been nae rH
tCoutinued u Pas FuE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
DROWNED" BOY SAFE

GLENWOOD SPRING, Col
While a number of persons were
searching for his drowned body,
Bob Similion, Is, walked into the
searching group. Carried three
quarters of a mile by the swift
current of the Colorado river,
Bob managed to struggle, ex-
hauSted, to the shore. He had
been given up for drowned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
HEAR OF DEATH
OF A. FERGUSON

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
STIMSON FAVORS
AID TO ALLIES
QUESTIONED BY JOINT coz
GREssIoNAL COMMITTEE
ON APPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON. July 2-Een-
~ Stimson declared todsy fhzl
he was IN favor q giving Al pos-
sible aid 20 the Allies III TIER
war against the dicfstors Wfrn-
out depicting armameuts nec@
sary for adequate defense &C
America.
Mr. StimSOn was uueSsione1
in public hearing beng he'd b.
a joint-CongreSSi0nal Committee
here on his appointment 20 se-Fe
as President ROOSevelt's secretary
of war IN the cabinet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
Council Approves Makeup
Of zOning Appeal Board
Special Meeting Held This
Afternoon; Pass Inspec-
tor Ordinance On First
Reading

City Council met in special ses-
sion this afternoon for the pur-
pose of approving the appoint
ment of the Zoning Board OF
Appeals by Mayor Willard NJ. AL
bury and to set-up an inspection
system TO service future calls TO
obtain building permits in zoned
areas of the city.
Makeup of the board as ap-
pointed by the mayor: Frank H.
Laid. John Allan Long, Ralph
Russell. Joe Pearlman, J. Frank
Fleitas, Judge Raymond R. Lord,
Allan B. Cleare, Jr. The city's
chief executives action was con-
flrmed by the council.
The council passed on first
reading an ordinance giving the
mayor power to appoint a build
ing inspector on a fee basis, this
person not to be the fire chief of
the city.
The qualifications of the in
spectoF are TO include thorough
experience with all types OF con-
structiOn work. Plans also call for
a doubling of present permit fees
to make the position more at
tractive to perspective applicants
for the position.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02

WASHINGTON, July From
three widely divergent sources
none of them reliable-comes the
conclusion that the Democratic
ticket will consist of Cordell
Hull, of the Pickett County,
Tenn. Hulls, and James A. Far
ley, the wizard of Grassy Point
On. W.
The sources are: Cd A south
erner who has for two genera
tons been an outstanding leader
in the Democratic party outside
of Washington (2) A prominent
New England Republican politi-
cian- CD A mid-western political
observer without an axe TO grind
either way.
None of these three could pos
sibly have any contact / can't
figure how they could have ar
rived at the same conclusion
But they did -. and that's the
point, II there IS any
What They Say
A synthesis of their reasoning
was something like this: Cd Pres
ident Roosevelt, no matter what
his political convictions. is pri-
marily interested in the unifica-
ton of America in the present
crisis. 90 He is convinced that
he could not obtain this by run
ming for a third term and divert
ing public attention to the bust
ness OF shattering a precedent.
81 His greatest interest is in pro-
mitigating the foreign policies
that his administration has set
up and the only definite assurance
of that would be the selection Of
man in sympathy with those
policies and yet one in whom the
politicians and the voters could
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
100000 FOR ccc

WASHINGTON. - The enroll
onment of 100000 men began on
July l to replace those who have
left to accept jobs. it has been an
nounced by the Civilian ConSer-
walton Corps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02
Willkie Makes Friends
With Outspoken Manners
By MORGAN M. BEATTY

tASsoeiated Press Feature Service WriterD
Z back in 1887 when the farmers daughter an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02

Comes the when in with
or part of the United States and the campaign
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-02

Associated Press Day Wire
@Service
For 60 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

WORK at their chosen occupation
because II Is the policy OF many en-
ployers not 70 give Negroes a
chance FOR skilled employment. no
matter what their training and
qualifications
Figures We're cited 10 prove that
% clerical workers with more than
eignt years experiences only IS no.
cent were employed in that occuea
'inn Fully tWo-thlrds OF Negro
Young people between The ages o.
Is aud - We're ont of school and
seeking work were ont OF work.
Retail establishments came nr.
der Granger fire as he told OF tsa
almost closed door maintained nv
mem against Negroes One STORE
SAID TO hire between 10 ani $4,000
workers during year only hired
10 Negroes during this time 10 nd
they were elevator operators. lcaaa
ana cafeteria workers. "and +,
spite ~ The fact thar many OF ther
coiored workers were college ~. F,
ed and had better references than
me average white worker In Tie
store Mr.. Granger said.
Trade union Determinations T..
spite publicity 10 the contrarv M.
so came in for its share OF con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
Adults Figure
In Crime News
Octogenarian
Assault Victim

Ehefly persons PLAYED important
parts in much OF the crime news OF
the past weekend. and in only
one instance was one of. the elders
on the receiving end
Johr Kerles so OF i13s Hastings
was assaulted by Clarence Hay
worth. %. Of Eel W Jefferson
during an argument in Kerlcy's
home last Friday evening Hav-
worth is alleged 10 have attacked
the S0.year-old man with q shovel
and piece OF wood inhicfing a
possible skull fracture.
Kerlev was identified a. Receiv-
irg hospital by his son. Eugene
kerlev. 1910 Hastings Havworth
WAS arrested and held pending the
outcome ~ Kerley's injuries.
clifford Underwood. 30. SSs7
Russell was taken 10 Receiving
hospi'a Friday from 1925 Halle
ton. after he had been struck on
the head wi'h a pipe In the hands
OF ,Syear-old John Olco.
Mrs Florence Shelton. a. of
1871 81 Antoine. had 10 be treat
ed in Receiving hospiia for In
jurles suffered in hattie with
her husband. Dick shelton 81. Sat-
urday night She suffered lacera-
tions on 'he right thigh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
Philippa Schuyler To
Play Concert At The
New York World Fair

WORLDS FAIR NY In re-
spouse 20 an unprecedented rising
pop az demand. philirpa Schuyler.
eighi-tear-old ,olored piano prod
iey. wilf give two concerts on Juae
10. designated as Philippa Schuv-
Ter bay AT the Worlds Fair o.,
1870 In New York
Her frst performance will take
place between IL NJ. and IL n
II the Little Theatre Of the Ga.-
InaAsifies exhibit The Second
hourly performance viii 20 on IS
scheduled ~ pm also in the
Lifile Theatre
He complete program. VIII ir-
Guide many Of her own compost.
tion-
Pa ppa WHO has composed s.
work. fp 'he piano since her nrSi
mDos''ior ~ iho are ~ : has
been acclaimed hv mgsic lover.
and critics throughout The country
She viii play seven c'assica
numbers Including Knderscsner
by Schnmann and Flight % ihc
Bumhiebes rs Rimskv- korsaioy
Included anon. tTe l. original
number. arc Tho lo'lv pig . II
Panda Had PARTY Al ;he Gre
Gus and IMPRESSIONS 81 the
Worlds Fair 1879