The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 11, 1933, Page 1

t i ee ee em Associated Press Day Wire Service VOLUME LIV. No. 9. Vast Japanese Army Marching Into Jehol; Prepared For Battle Japs Ala Land. Forces] HOOVER WOULD At Chinwangtao; Fight REVISE MEASURE Expected With Chinese ON BANKRUPTCY At Any Moment PRESIDENT MAKES PLEA FOR EMERGENCY ACTION IN OR- , DER TO AVOID WHOLESALE FORCED FORECLOSURES (ity Associated Vreas) SHANGHAI, Jan. 11.— Chinese dispatches said to- day 10,000 Japanese sol- diers bof acing marching info (By Associated Press) Jehol headed for Lingyuan.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 11. The attacking force in-|—In his second special mes- cludes artillery and cavalry|sage to congress in as many marching north of Shanhaikwan, auhich day made a plea for “emer- is in the hands of the Jap--gency action” in revision of anese. the bankruptcy laws in or- Dispatches also said alder to avoid present-day Japanese landing force was/|wholesale forced fore- put ashore at Chinwangtao, |closures. seaport near Shanhaikwan,} He asked specifically for and were patrolling that|immediate alteration of the vicinity. existing law to facilitate In the meantime the na-|“relief of debtors who seek tional government at Nan- protection of court for the king reiterated it would not}purpose of readjusting their accept the Japanese sugges-| affairs with their creditors.” tion that. the capture of) |) | ——-———-—— local incident but will insist the affair be considered as a part of the whole Chinese- BROUGHT TO PORT Japanese dispute awaiting : RELEASED TODAY settlement by the League of| { ")VESSEL BROUGHT IN MON- DAY BY COAST GUARD CUT- TER; WILL PROCEED TO CUBA THIS AFTERNOON The Cuban fishing schooner Santa Maria, brought in Monday by the coast guard cutter Saukee was released today on orders from Washington and is to be towed out and allowed to proceed to Cuba this afternoon. Captain H. S. Brown, in com- mand of the Saukee stated today that a request had been made for the vessel and crew to be turned ever to state authorities, but that he had no instructions to do this. Captain Andrades of the schoon- er stated that he had gone inio the waters of Dry Tortugas be- eause of rough weather, There was no sign of any fishing operations having been going on. In fact there was no bait on the vessel and very little food. The question of jurisdiction in these matters has been completely set forth by United States author- ities in the following: Decision Given RESIGNATIONS OF TWO OFFICERS ARE SENT TO GOVERNOR MOTOR VEHICLE COMMIS- SIONER AND AUDITOR; SHOLTZ TAKES NO ACTION TW MATTER AS YET (My Annociated Brean) TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 11. —Governor Sholtz today an- nounced he had received the resignation of W. S. McLin, State motor vehicle commis- sioner and W. S.. Murrow, state auditor. The governor said he had mot acted on the resignations tendered, subject to the pleas- ure of the chief executive. Both were appointed by for- mer Governor Carlton. POOR HIDING PLACE the U. S. treasury department, handed down in July, 1929 and published in The Citizen July 13, the entire matter is clarified. CINCINNATI—Ten bags _ of] ‘The decision shows that it is up potatoes stolen by Michael Me-}to the state of Florida to preserve Nulty of this city were found hid-|and prevent law violations within Lon Ma from Suichung,|days, President Hoover to-|_ gLow B — KEY WEST, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1933. Com. LIGHTS . ARG ON THE WANE, WHILE RaKiSH = # = RADII ibdocese With Sleek. Lines rk The 1933 Model Automo bile The automobile of 1933 is a sleek-looking, stream-lined modern affair all around. Sketched above are some of the new details and devices ard a model embodying some of sketches were made at the 1933 automobile show in New York. (Ry Associated Press) NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—Now America can look at Its new auto- mobiles. Twenty-nine 1933 model pas- senger cars and seven 1933 model trucks are on display at the Na- tional Automobile show here, showing everything from minor color changes and moflernistic body designs -to .. power, brakes, automatic clutches, free ‘wheel- ing and lipstick oil cans. The annual show is always the signal for the new drive for sales, and if initial preparations are an indication the sales effort will be as strenuous as ever. The industry estimates the sales effort’ will be as strenuous as ever. The in ustry estimates that 60 percent of all cars in use today are between three and ten years old, and the manufacturers hope that this year’s new gadgets and mechanic- al improvements will make the old car seem even older. The new cars are characterized by many refinements in chassis de- ; sign. Fentlers seem to sweep father back. They are wider in! front. Headlights are plaed at an inclined angle in the fenders, set in horizontal or perpendicular curves. Dashboards re _ simpli- fied, more artistic. Black seems to be the most popu lar color, but blues, yellowish- greens and browns also are favor- ad. - Theve are meny-twe-tone. col- or designs, and the use of strips of color adds length, Bodies are longer and wider and lower. Lines are curved to permit easier air flow around the car, fol- lowing aero-dynamic principles of streamlining. Several cars show extension of the power or vacuum booster brake principle, and automatic clutches. The brakes, it is claimed, prevent wheel-locking, reduce skidding, save tires, and permit better con- trol. The full automatic clutch is an extension of the free-wheeling principle whereby the clutch need not be used for any forward speed. { | the new principles. The The Key West Citisen For 53 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West PRICE FIVE CENTS Rioting And Open Revolt | SRSLY LS KEY WESTER IN NEVADA WRITES - DENHAM BERNREUTER RE- LATES EXPERIENCE OF FAMILY, DURING HEAVY SHOCK AT HOME Denham Bernreuter, formerly of this city and now making his home in Hollywood, Nevada, where he is connected with the naval ammuni- tion depot, has written relatives; here of the experiences of himself and family during the earthquake, December 20, which shocked. that area. ss Mr. Bernreuter states that he was in bed at the time, and his OF EARTHQUAKE! Brings Military Rule To Four Foreign Countries FORTY KILLED AND MORE THAN ONE HUN- DRED INJURED DURING DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN; MANY CASUALTIES IN GER- MANY AND ARGENTINA; SEVEN WOUND- ED IN CUBA AS RESULT OF OUTBREAK ae, Associated Press) Military measures were invoked today in four of. six countries disturbed by rioting or open revolt. In one of the others—Irish Free State—military ‘action was threatened to quell political fighting. Revolts continued in Spain and Alwar, India, and disturbances which took a heavy toll in casualties also occurred in Germany, Argentina and Cuba. The situation in Argentina continued doubtful. The Spanish republican government ordered martial Among accessories are a lip-|wite was in the living room arrang-!law for provinces where further outbreaks were at- stick oil can which carries a new type of stainless lubricant for oil- ing of door latches; an extension handle on the drain plug in the bottom of the engine crankcase; and a new dry-cleaning fluid, which is not only odorless but per- fumed. Many schemes for fuel economy are utilized in the new cars.. One ‘device permits the driver to set a control lever to regulate the motor to yse of varying grades of fuel. Another fuel economizer automat- ically controls the temperature of the air passing to the carburetor. New starting controls permit the driver to start his engine by merely turning on the ignition and step- ping on the accelerator pedal. An- other control starts the engine from a button. Springs are longer, and auto- matic shock absorbers adjust them- selves to the type of road. Wide use is made of rubber in engine mountings and in other places to absorb vibration. ENDORSEMENTS (Senate Committee Will Redraft Beer Measure MADE FOR JOBS BY COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE BOARD RECOM-: MENDS R. PRITCHARD FOR POSTMASTER; OTHERS ARE ALSO NAMED BY BODY The application of Reginald Pritchard, head of the Pritchard Funeral Home, for the position of postmaster at Key West, was given the endorsement of the Monroe County Executive Com- mittee at a meeting last night. Other applications for positions In a decision of the solicitor of jin either state ‘or the United States offices were read before the com- mittee meeting and the following were endorsed. B. C. Papy and S. Owen Sawyer as trustees of the Monroe county water supply district. den in beds in his home. (Continued on Page Four) Mrs. Isabelle Dungan was ap- WASHINGTON, Jan. 11. —The senate judiciary sub- committee decided to re- draft the house 3.2 per cent beer bill in a way which Chairman Blain said would \“bring it within the 1 | con- stitution without any doubt whatever.” The plan was not announced, specific An effort to kill the emer- gency farm relief bill by its enacting striking out jclause was defeated by the (By Associated rressy place an embargo on arms to nations at war or threaten- ing war. Speaker Garner told news- papermen in the event the president vetoed the Philip- pine independence bill he would favor having the house vote immediately on whether to override the veto. A charge that poor secur- jities were substituted as col- lateral on Kreuger and Toll securities sold in the United ing a Christmas tree for the chil- First came a great wind, and he thought a storm had come up suddenly. After a few minutes, a low rumbling sound came to his ears, this followed by a greater and lounder rumbling. The house be- gan to shake, Mrs, Bernreuter came, running to him saying the tree was shaking. At this time, his baby boy, Waldo, came into the bedroom, his face white with fear. Another son, John Denham, came running downstairs frighten- ed, another son, Bert, was asleep in another part of the house. When his father went to him he was asleep and knew nothing of the occurrence, § Together the family remained in the bedroom, not knowing the cause of the house shaking. but Mr. Bernreuter thought it must be an earthquake. Mr. Bernreuter states in his let- ter that he hopes never to have to go through the experiences of that night again in his life, and he hopes never again to see his family as frightened as they were at the time. The great quake was followed by three others of lesser force, it is said, and there is no doubt about the time it happened, as all clocks in the city stopped-10:10 p. m. Mr. Bernreuter is a son of Mrs. Carrie Bernreuter, 110 Ann street, and grandson of Mrs. Kate Bald- win, both of this city. ITALIAN SHIP ren. | { | TRAINING VESSEL DUE TO AR- ‘RIVE AT THIS PORT FEBRUARY 21 The Italian training ship Colom- bo will visit Key West on February \21, The Citizen was informed to- day by Mayor Wm. H. Malone. This information was conveyed officially to Mayor Malone from the adjutant general of the state; COMING HERE tempted. Since Sunday 40 have been killed and more thayt- 100 injured in a revolt of Spanish syndicalists and communists. A thousand British soldiers arrived in Alwar where Moslems are in revolt. The Argentine congress adjourned for the duration of the internal disorders. "Seven persons were wounded in Cuba before mili- tary forces took over control. rn MYSTERY ATTACK |DAUGHTEROF DEEPENED TODAY] — TOOK OWNLIFE INVESTMENT BROKER RE-| NOTE LEFT DISCLOSED FACT; FUSES TO AID POLICE IN INVESTIGATION; HiS AUNT ALSO INJURED , DIED OF ASPHYXIATION; HAD BEEN LONG SUFFERER FROM ILLNESS ANly’ Ansoeiated Prens) PASADENA, Jan. 11.—The jmystery of the vicious attack by gunmen on Ralph Chapman, 67- year-old investment broker, and aunt, Miss Ettie Alford, in the; driveway of their home, deepened! today when the broker refused to aid the police. Chapman, former city council- jman, declined to make any state- ment on the second attempt on his life within five months. His aunt’s jeondition is serious. They were wounded by shotgun islugs fired by an assailant who was thidden in the shrubbery. AKRON ARRIVES (Hy Assoctated Prenn) BERLIN, Jan. 11.—Sin- aida Wolkow, daughter of Trotzky, exiled Russian revo- lutionist, committed suicide last week “on acount. of ill- "= note she left on @ dresser disclosed today. She died of asphyxiation. Her six-year-old son survives. The mother had been suf- fering from tuberculosis « long time. WARNING TO THE PUBLIC It is unlawful under the ordin- ances of the City of Key West to park any vehicle on the South- westerly side of Duval Street, he- tween Front Street and Petronia j Street, except for the purpose of AT LAKEHURST taking on or discharging passen- gers, freight or baggage, and such States with approval of the|/at st. Augustine. No particulars were given as to !the length of time the vessel will | remain here, but it is cssumed it | will step in port for a few days at least, 1. And Mrs. Harry R. Landis Visit Key West NAVY DIRIGIBLE REACHED ITS HOME PORT AFTER LONG CRUISE {mr Autoctanel, Preeed LAKEHURST, Jan. 11.— The navy dirigible Akron re- turned to the naval air station today after participating in air races at Miami and short training cruise to Guantan- amo, Cuba. It left Miami yesterday passed up the center of state instead of following pee i parking shall not be more than « Seven (7) minute period. Any person or persons violating such Ordinance is subject to a fine not to exceed Two Hundred Dollars, or by imprisonment not exceed- ing Sixty Days or both. IVAN ELWOOD, Chief of Police, } jani 1-12 STRAND THEATER The Home Town Theater Today DOUBLE FEATURE THE PENGUIN POOL MURDER Aloo CENTRAL PARK Page 4 for Reader On This Picture Matinee, 10-1S¢; Night, 15-25¢ | | | | and the the LONDON—Judge Bingley of |] See ing of the month. No other thanjroads already leading away from|Clopton's Island, and cruise around piece of coral formation as a this city, declared in court that routine matters are expected tojthe capital to all points of the!in that section for about three| memento \of their first visit toi“all women continuously annoy come up for consideration. compass. weeks hunting and fishing. Key West, one another.” i ——- proved as judge of the juvenile house. ccienhincdiniimiaiaten 1ORUIC. ‘ . Raymond Delgado as state hotel} To meet the president’s|New York Stock Exchange inspector. Bs i 2 * Hor. Libby Holman Reynolds’ | sen2- 22s sn tno mae 9 Care 4 mobile license inspector. jrelations committee favor-|beck at the reopening of the Vicente Molina, S. Winfield . : cocoa Baby Kept In Incubator Russell, Ear] Adams, Willard .fably reported a resolution |senate stock market investi-| pg Albury and J. B. Sullivan, pilot) authorizing, the executive to'gation. commissioners. . Ea fees ort «ny sane Press) George W. MecRory, collector of | ties os = ee hace PHILAD: » Jan. It-—)home said the baby was expected |customs for the port of Tam | UILD Sheriff larry nais, chief supervisor Libby Holman Reynold’s new baby} early in Fikeiets. > Sif ea pak SPAIN TO B Ex P Niles And - jof the U. S. immigration service, boy, Dr, Norris Vaux said teday,| The father, Smith Reynolds, 20-|Comnty Board To Hold MORE HIGHWAYS arty Leave On Craise and Mrs. Landis, arrived yester. weighed three and a balf pounds| year-old heir to a fourth of the “Ape * Z a lday on the Havana Special for! at birth and is being kept in an| Reynolds’ tobacco fortune, was Meeting This Evening (Wy Associated Prene) Cleveland Niles, brother Nathan, |their first visit to Florida. incubator. found fatally shot at his home at MADRID, Jan. 11.—The Spanish|Joe Johnson and Simon Creole,| While in Key West Mr. and Mrs. Both mother and child, the ob-/ Winston Salem last July after a| There will be a meeting of the/eabinet has ordered plans drawn /left this morning in the launch/|Landis were guests of Isaac Smith, stetrician said, are doing “very | gay birthday party. tbeard of county commissioners to-|for additions to the radial high-|Fay for a cruise among the Flor-jhead of the local immigration well.” j His wife and friend, Albert;Night § o'clock in the office of} way system which uses Madrid as ida Keys. bureau, and other officers. They} The child, heir to a large share! Walker, were indicted for menardee | Clerk Ress C. Sawyer. ja national bub, the idea being to} They will go to Newfound left yesterday for their home in} of its father’s tobacco fortune, Was) but the prosecution was dropped| This is the second regular meet-jrelieve traffic strain on the dozen! Harbor, establish headquarters at| Washington carrying a beautiful! born last night and came as & | after authorities said there wes in-|i i surprise to outsiders as previous! sufficient evidence to warrant a}