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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
NAILS GROW TREES
ZerOS Jinx To Presidents
In JUST TWO YEARS
BY GARDNER SOULE
Alp Feature Service Writer

GERMAN scientists can speed
up the growth of trees, says a
news report from Muencheberg,
Germany. It's done with ultra
violet rays and x-rays. The Ger
mans say they are growing pop
lars two years, then cutting them
for manufacturing cellulose.
Beginning with 1910, every
U. S. President elected in a year
ending in zero died in office
1910, William H. Harrison; 1860,
Abraham Lincoln; 1880, James A.
Garfield; 1900, William McKin-
ley; 1920, Warren G. Harding.
New Law: New York judges
may sentence persons for minor
violations to serve week-ends in
jail Idea: To save jobs of Of
tenders.
The Brooklyn IN. " Daily
News lasted one year, 1840 But
saidaits. editor, it produced a
revolution in morals, religion
and science too sublime for the
human mind adequately to ap-
preciate".
Our Champion Salesman: Roy
Roberts of Barnard, N. c.. who
raises and sells skunks for pets.
Alvaro de Saavedra Ceron, a
companion of Balboa at Darien
and later lieutenant of Cortes,
is said to have been the first per-
son to plan a Panama canal. He
surveyed the isthmus between
1917 and 1929.
Times aren't good for them:
Only one girl of five who trains
in Secretarial schools gets an of
flee job, says the Washington
School for Secretaries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
GUARD HEALTH OF
FLOOD VICTIMS
OFFICIALS MOVE TO PRO-
TEST HOMELESS IN LOUIS
lana STORM DISTRICT
6By Associated Press)

CROWLEY, La, Aug 10.-In
the wake of the hurricane that
swept into Louisiana and Texas
two days ago, piling up tidal
waves many miles inland. bring
ing with it extraordinarily heavy
rains. there are approximately
10000 people homeless in this
area, it was reported today.
Louisiana officials sent Public
Health Department details into
the stricken area to guard all
citizens from danger of typhoid
and allied disease as a result of
water and food contamination.
Coast Guard detachments were
busy clearing up debris and were
reporting Roadway as the waters
began to Subside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
F. D. R. INSPECTS
PORTSMOUTH YARD
2l-GUN SALUTE FIRED IN
HONOR OF HIS VISIT
THIS MORNING
fRv As.ariatea Pre..l

+. PORTSMOUTH. Me, Aug. 10.
President Roosevelt made a
flying trip to the navy base here
this morning from the summer
White House at Hyde Park-his
visit lasting but IS minutes.
When Disseminating from the
presidential yacht Potomac. the
stations battery fired the tradi-
tional 2l-gun salute.
The President stated that the
famous l40-year-old navy con-
struction yard had greatly ex-
panded its facilities under the
defense program and that more
than 5000 were now employed
here to build new ships for the
Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
CITY OFFICIALS
See CHANCE TO
COLLECT TAXES
RECEIPT OF MURPHY LAND
DEEDS BRINGS NUMEROUS
PROPERTIES ON BOOKS:
DISCOUNTS ARE ALLOWED

Payment of between $4,000
and $4,000 in city taxes on Muir
ply act lands sold by the county
clerk will be sought Immediately,
according to plans talked over
by City Councilman L. c. Brin-
ton and City Tax Collector Sam
Pinder.
Deeds of 500 parcels of county
real estate have been received
by County Clerk Ross c. Sawyer
from the Florida Internal I'M
provement Corporation. Each of
the deeds is subject to city real
estate taxes, provided the prop
erty in question rests inside Key
West.
1t has been suggested that the
city move at once to collect the
taxes due on the real estate.
That there is more than $4,000
and possibly as much as $4,000
due on these properties is a fact
that is being investigated by the
city officials.
Collection of that sum would
be good news to city officials
one observer reported today.
There is no reason why it should
not be collected. And there is
no good reason why the property
owners affected should fail to
pay the taxes, especially in view
of the fact that they can avail
themselves of the special dis
counts now allowable on delin-
quencieS."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
RITES TOMORROW
FOR W. ]. LOWE
CAPTAIN LOWE DIED LAST
NIGHT; WAS So YEARS
OLD

Captain Walter ]. Lowe. SO.
died at his residence. FOG Ashe
street, last night at 9:05 o'clock,
following a long illness.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow aftrnoon at 500 o'clock
from the First Congregational
Church. where the body will be
placed at 200 o'clock by the
Pritchard Funeral Home. Rev.
Ted Jones. pastor of the First
Baptist Church, will officiate at
the services.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Loire Lowe; six daughters, Mrs.
Frank White, of Miami, Mrs.
John D. Stephens. of Fl. Lauder
dale, Mrs. Charles Russell, Mrs.
Hollon Bervaldi, Mrs. Harlie
Fleming and Miss Barbara Lowe,
of Key West; five sons. Hamilton,
George, Walter, Jr.. Benjamin
and William. all of Key West.
Two sisters Mrs. William Ted
der, of Key West, and Mrs. Clar-
ence c. Clinton, of Miami. and q
brother, Wilson Lowe. of Key
West and fifteen grandchildren,
also survive.
Pallbearers at the service will
be selected from the member
ship of Knights of the Golden
Eagle lodge, of which organiza-
ton Mr.. Lowe was a member.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
FLORIDA EXHIBIT
SWARMED DESPITE
ADVERSE WEATHER
MORE THAN MILLION PER-
SONS PASSED THROUGH
MAIN GATE AT STATES
WORLDS FAIR EXHIBIT
Especial to The Citizen)

WORLDS FAIR, N. Y. Aug.
1O.-July, in spite OF cold and
rain during the first two weeks
of the month and the extreme
heat of the last fourteen days,
saw more than a million visitors
pass through the main Florida
exhibit on the shores of Liberty
Lake, to say nothing of more
than another million who visited
the seven Florida lounges scat
tered throughout the exhibit area
of the exposition.
The attendance at the main
florida exhibit on the fair
grounds, this year, over the cor
responding period of last year, is
very gratifying, said General
Manager Brown, land goes far
to prove our contention that the
exhibits which strove to improve
their showings by installing new
features, can be made attractive
to this years visitors. Last year
our attendance averaged IA per
cent of the total attendance of
the fair. This year, thus far we
are having approximately 80 per
cent of the total, which speaks
well for the attractivenesS of the
show of Florida's resources and
attractions We are staging.
1T should be borne in mind
that the figures given above per-
tain to the main exhibit only We
have seven other shows scattered
over the fair grounds, at points
of vantage, where the crowds of
visitors are larger. In those
lounges we dispense Florida pro-
as well as orange
sherbet and grapefruit juice-and
at each we have hostess whose
duty it is to invite customers to
visit our main exhibit and to dis
tribute maps showing how to get
there with the least trouble.
This, undoubtedly, has had an
effect to increase the attendance
at the main exhibit, so much so
that the Greyhound Bus corpora
ton, which controls intramural
transportation, has found it
necessary to double the number
of buses running to the Florida
area and to add two special
trains of lounge cars, as well
as to have six boats operating on
the Florida ferries across the
lake to the amusement zone. All
of this has operated to increase
the number of people who are
being made Florida conscious by
the Florida State Exhibit"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10

HERE'S HOW TO
DIG A B0MBPROOF

COLUMBUS. o Ans IL
"A bomb shelter wkich IA
orally can be bull oxerniSkz
has the War Depzztzszs
showing interest
After the locz1ion Is chos-
en- earth Is dus away Uz<l
the excsvafion takes 1hR
shape Of an zreh- Conzeaa.
reinforce5 with iron rp6G Is
poured INTO the -nold. Whsr
the concre1s SETS. xhs dir1 ~
dernsafh Il Is Chg away azz
tossed On top ire conGe1s
and there's the boEbprocE
Stephan Saep9nizz- szn6
and gravel company sxscn-
i've. showed fhs plan - 1hs
department
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
RUMBLING MOUNTAIN
HAS LOST ITS SECRET

LAKE LURE. N. c. Aug. 10
No longer is there any mystery
about where the noises come
from inside Rambling Bald
Mountain.
Members of the National Spe-
Geological Society came here
from Washington and explored
the assures that honeycomb the
huge rock 1000 feet above Lake
Lure
They discovered that boulders
weighing thousands of tons break
loose from the tops of subterra-
mean crevices and thunder down
to the bottom of cave.
The society is a group Of anna
teur cave explorers and mappers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.-Po-
litical notes for today: l spent
hours on separate occasions re-
Gently talking to two men high
in the ranks of the two major
parties and, if l have it right,
both the Democrats and Republi-
cans are counting on splits with
In the opposition to win vic
tory.
There's nothing new or amaz-
ing about a party's efforts to
split the opposition. The thumb
rule of battle, divide and con-
quer", is as hoary in politics as
it is In warfare.
What is amazing is that this
year ranking politicians in both
parties insist that the time was
never ripper for applying the split
and-win technique.
Hearts Aren't In II
Said the Democrat: The cool
ness of the ~Old Guard" Repub-
licans. manifested toward Wen
dell L. Willkie at Philadelphia,
has persisted Many conserva-
tive Republicans, outside of the
Wall Street crowd, are more
lukewarm to Willkie now than
when ne Steamrolled over the
convention floor. They may not
bolt outright. but they can't put
their hearts in electing man
whose ideas are so close to those
of the New Deal and without the
staunch fighting hearts of the
odd Guard. the COP. IS
whipped Willkie split the Re
publican party in Philadelphia
and it isn't politically possible
for him 70 back up enough now
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
CoIlldr.Brady
To Examine
Water Supply
Leaves Today For Miami !;
States Navy Figures On
Supplying Civilian De-
mandS

Ii. Commander T. J. Brady.
public works officer at Key West
naval station leaves for Miami
today TO spend the weekend ex-
aiming the possibility of an
adequate supply of wafer for
Key West in the event the navy
department decides TO bring it
here.
Commander Brady said before
his departure for Miami that his
recommendation to the bureau of
yards and docks in connection
with the water supply of the
navy did not overlook tine prob
lem of supplying Key West.
In other words, my recon-
mendation to the bureau, if it is
accepted as final, would give an
adequate supply of water to the
Civilian population Commander
Brady said this morning. THAT
is, the navy department would
supply water to those property
owners who would pay for it.
Brady has received no instruc-
tions as yet to proceed with the
preparation of detailed plans and
specifications for the water line
from the mainland. But he wants
to be on the safe side. That is
why he is making a special trip
to Miami to be certain of a pro-
per supply Of water for this ter
ritory.
While in Miami Brady will ex-
anime the naval reserve expan-
sion program. He expects to re-
turn the fore part of the week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
HIKERS' CABINS ON
Construction Soon To Start
.2,OOO-MILE TRAIL

ROANOKE, Va. Aug. 10
Lean-tos and cabins to accom-
modate hiking enthusiasts soon
will be strung the length of the
2,0O0-mile Appalachian Trail
from Maine to Georgia under a
plan announced here.
MyrOn H Avery of New York.
chairman of the Appalachian
Trail conference. while here to
inspect some relocated links in
the trail, said the lean-tos would
be constructed about one days
walk apart between the northern
terminus at Katah6in. Me, and
the southern terminus at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga.
A smaller number Of shelters
cabins with cooking and Sleep
ing equipment-wiIl be con-
structed. Some already have
been built in southern Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland and northern
Virginia.
The conference is en- affiliation
of aboutSS0 recreational groups
with an aggregate membership
of 10000. 1t hopes to complete its
shelter and lean-to chain to make
the trail comparable to those in
Europe. Members IF affiliated
groups keep the trail marked
with signs and white tree blazes.
One difficulty has been that
bears have torn down wooden
signs in the Great Smoky noun
tains in North Carolina. but plans
are to remedy this bv using metal
signs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
ADVISORY

$50 A NJ. EST-The tropical
disturbance was central about
$50 miles east of Daytona Beach
and Jacksonville, Fla, at TOO
a m, EST, apparently moving
slowly westward or southwest
ward.
1t has spread out and covers a
large area off the South Atlantic
and Florida coast and is attended
by fresh TO strong winds with
squalls of gale force near the
center.
Small craft warnings continue
from Cape HatteraS 10 Miami and
over extreme northern Bahamas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
BOEINC WORKERS
THREATEN STRIKE
CBy Associated Presxl

SEATTLE. Aug. 10.-Seven
thousand workers in the Boeing
airplane factory in this city
threatened to walk out on strike
tonight if terms of their pay de-
mands were not met
The company has wired Wash
ington asking that a special COM
mittee of the Home Defense
Commission adjudicate the claims
of the workers.
The factory is buSily engaged
IN constructing planes for the
u s Army and Navy and is al
so fulfilling orders for planes
from Britain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
|. B. LAWRENCE
DIED YESTERDAY

Lionel B. Lawrence, resident
of Amarillo, Tex, at 1407 Ong
street, died in the Marine Hos
pital in this city yesterday aft
ernoon at 2:20 o'clock
The body is at the Pritchard
Funeral Home awaiting instruc-
tons from sister. Mrs. N. A
Harris, of Amarillo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
LEFT TODAY FOR
STATE HOSPITAL

Flora Thompson is to be lodged
in Florida state hospital. accord
ing to Chief Deputy Sheriff Ber-
nard Waite.
Waite, accompanied by Mrs.
Waite and Beinvenida Perez. a
city policeman, started for the
hospital this morning by auto
mobile. They expect to arrive at
the state institution tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
WHEELS OF CHANCE
TRIP SWISS YOUTHS

BASEL. Switzerland. AuE- a.
Three young Basclers have
beer jailed because they nd
their own ideas on hOW o. give
quick service 70 the customer
They would look through clzs-
Sified advertisements 81 the lDczl
papers every morning and When
ever they found . bicycle want
ed they stole one and sid . to
the advertisers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
Hole CHECKS
VALUATION OF
TRUMBO BASE
REPRESENTATIVE IN CITY on
APPRAISAL OF LAND SOLD
TO NAVY: RUMoRS HEARD
IN CITY DENIED

E. F. Raymon. q the Houne
Owners Loan corporation. Is
making an appraisal Of the
Trumbo Island property. win
view to the settiemdsnf of the
claim held by Trumbo ProperneS
Inc, against the navy depart
ment for the air base.
He has held several confer
ences with 7. Z Price. president
of Trumbo Properties. Inc and
1t Commander 7 J. Brady
public works officer a. Key Wez
naval station. regarding the sale
price of Sl25.0O0.
There are several Easements
across the property winch ruuz
be cleared up. The CITY has .
sewer across the proserlg. ne
Florida East Coast railroad has .
right Of way and the telephune
company has a pole line
Presence Of Raymon an the
city undoubtedly gave rise % 1he
report that either the army or
the navy was negotiating rte
purchase Of all the land between
White and Francis streets. frun
Alberta 10 Trumbo site q the
navy seaplane base
2 Neither Capt Walter r gacohs
chief Of staff Of the seventh
naval district, nor Col L /
Pendleton, commandant ~ rne
Key West defense system. knows
anything about the report They
both declare that the army zud
navy have sufficient land here a.
present
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
INSULTS FLAG: FINED

BABYLON. J.. I-AdmIftiuE
that he had flown IN Amerirsn
flag from an Clubhouse m fhe rezr
of ms Summer cottage n Der
Park. Salvatore Lampasons- -
year-Old Italian alien. was fines
$50 by Justice Of the Peace JOIN
{. Ribbins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
BOTH PARTIES BANK ON BOILERS,
Edward Flynn Predicted As Coming Man OF Democrats
so IT'S FLOATER Who WILL DECIDE


) Feature Service Writer
to bring them in line Without
these leaders to guide them in
the way they should go. there
will be more Republicans voting
for Roosevelt this year than ever
before.
Said the Republican: Why just
look at the parade of boilers al
ready-Senators Burke and Cot
ton Ed" Smith; George White, a
former Democratic national COM
mittee chairman; Lewis Douglas,
john Hanes and former Senator
James Reed and hats just the
beginning Roosevelt split the
Democratic party by his decision
to run for a third term and by
the high-handed methods of his
managers at Chicago. For every
one of these men of prominence,
there are hundreds of thousands
In the rank-and-file who feel the
same way and are swinging over.
!There'l be more Democrats in
the ranks of Republican voters
In November than at any time In
the history of the party.
Says /: These two men are as
tute politicians: just suppose they
are both right Where the vote
IN November then? Right back
where it started. with the balance
OF power not with boilers at all
but with the 10 OF u million
floaters who have nothing to bolt
from because they steer clear OF
party affiliations.
Called Him A Conner
Speaking of minor prophets.
the anonymous author Of a book
called The New Dealers, pub
Continued on Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
SIXTY DROPPED
FROM WPA HERE
ORDER ISSUED FROM JACK
SONVILLE THIS WEEK:
STATEWIDE MOVE
Especial to The Citizen)

JACKSONVILLE, Aug. TO-
State Administrator Roy Schro-
der's office reported today that a
statewide cut in the WPA forces
had been ordered Wednesday of
this week to take effect this
weekend.
In district number three, COW
ering nine southeast counties,
the total number being laid
off this week is 400 Monroe
county area apportionment of
the cut-offs is sixty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
HOW ABOUT MARRIAGE?

MEMPHIS--Joe Hogs, of this
city, who is 100 years old. says
that he never smoked. drank,
chewed tobacco. dipped snuff.
cuSsed or got convicted in a court
o. law.
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STOLE HIS LUCK. TOO

TULSA Okla.-The- thief who
broke into W. r. Mahaffey's home
in this city. stole IS. his trousers
and his lucky" rabbits foot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10
Called Him A Conner

Speaking of minor prophets.
the anonymous author of a book
called The New Dealers, pub
Continued on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-10

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For so Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
Country Moy Underestimate
STRENGTH of 6. U. and B. c.

I saw Fordham run up Al points
against North Carolina and Arkan-
sas, who were good enough to beat
Duke and Mississippi.
I saw most of the present 1910
Tennessee squad play twice last fall
I mean Fox, Butler, Suffridge,
Molinski, Shires, Warren and sew
eral others.
haven't seen Stanford, Nebraska,
Mississippi State or Texas A. and
M. in action, but their records and
the reports OF rival coaches and
alert scouts give US a good line on
their ability to play high-class foot
ball.
AS far as robust football. engage
ment goes, it would be about the
same if Stanford were meeting
Texas A. and M.-Tennessee were
facing Georgetown - Mississippi
State we're tackling Boston College
and Fordham were facing Nebraska.
Any one of the eight teams named
would be stout competitor for any
of the others,
I'm not quite sure the bulk OF
the country correctly estimates the
strength of Boston College and
GEORGETOWN. Both are much
stronger than so many people know.
They had Is men drafted by the
professionals, which ought to be a
two-team record-if it isn't. I think
1t is. And most of these, with their
weight. speed and experience, Mtre
than will make good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
Showing of Mediocre BowIers
In King Pin Event Heortens
OuoIifiers for YuIe Final

1+945 to win S25. Karl Ritten-
house of the Country Club and
Electrical Utility Employees Union
Leagues was seventh with 75-940,
pocketing $40. An oldtimer, Dixie
Davis, captain of the Benmacks of
the National Capital League. COL
lected $3.50 for his 1887 score.
Bert Lynn of the Southeast League
rolled into ninth place. worth SIS,
with 47-936, and Horace Tucker of
the Rhode Island Avenue Business
Mems League was tenth with 103-
93l. Charley Guyther, Bill Beatty
and Jackie Simmons tied for the last
money place.
Del Rios quint now has won two
straight victories in its series Of
Christmas benefit matches. both over
strong opponents. To their triumph
over Shaffer Florist pinmen last
week they added one over the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace last night at the
Palace, 1877 to 1910
Ed Blakeney paced the Del Rios
with 1913, against Joe Freschis
146-387, high for the Ice Palace.
Jack Talbert and Ollie Pacini of Ice
Palace took the two-man laurels
when they marked up 1859 against
755 for Aston Clarke and Ed Blake
ney
In singles match, Bill Krauss
topped Clarke. 407-398. AS an added
feature to the benefit card, two of
the District leading woman bowlers
met with Lucy Rose topping Lucille
Young, 359-339.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
Collectively Lose Only Four
OF 70 Games During 1910

Through the last season these
eight teams have played over 10
games wherein they suffered only
four defeats.
Three of them-Stanford, Boston
College and Tennessee-were united
and unbeaten. Mississippi State
was tied. but unbeaten. George
town, Nebraska, Fordham and
Texas A. and M. each lost a single
game and in each case by a narrow
margin-Georgetown by only
point, Fordham by three points, the
others by a touchdown.
Their records stand above 900.
And you might remember, as good
as Minnesota was. the close call the
Gophers had against Washing
ton, Northwestern. Michigan and
Ohio State, where each game hung
in the balance of chance and tate.
It is my belief that you could take
all eight of these teams, change or
scramble up all the bowl assign
ments. and still get four rouslng
contests. All four will be sellouts,
which has nothing to do with the
angle suggested.
On the day saw them play, Ros-
ton College and GEORGETOWN, with
their tremendous, active lines and
their fast backs, plus their versa
tility on attack, were certainly as
good as any other team I saw all
year-not barring Michigan and
Harmon