The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 13, 1933, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MEASURE DEALING |BIG EGG HUNT : | WITH PUBLIC DEBT AT CITY PARK IMPORTANT ISSUE’ ON SATURDAY THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1933. SENATORS WHIP peer PHILADELPHIA IN oboe ne Pisin OPENING CAME). DEMAREE, =OUNG OUTFIELDER PITTSBURGH TRIUMPHS OVER} ---By Pap @eoveecece veovee ‘KID CHOCOLATE” HERE YESTERDA COAST ENROUTE TO NEW YORK All markets these days show in- crease including the marriage mar- ket, according to the records in — jthe office of Judge Hugh Gunn. ; There were five licenses to wed > OF TE CHICAGO. CUBS, CINCINNATI, CLEVELAND, WHO GOT #IS CHANCE i VICTORIOUS OVER DETROIT | AGGREGATION (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, April 18.—The Washington Senators came out victorious. over Philadelphia in their initial game yesterday open- ing the season, The score was 4 to 1. The Cleveland Indians downed the Detroit Tigers, 4 to 1, in. @ thirteen inning game. The Chicago Americans éefeat- ed the St. Louis Browns, 4 to 1. ‘Al Simmons, of Chicago, hit @ home run, while Ralph Kress brought in three runs also for the Chicago outfit. ‘The Boston-New York game was called off an ac- count of rain, The Pittsburgh Pirates licked the Cincinnati Reds, 4 to 1. Two doubles by Suhr and a triple by Paul Waner were features of the game. The Chicago Cubs shut out the St. Louis Cardinals, The score was 3 to 0. The Philadelphia- Brooklyn game and New York-Bos- ton contests were called off on account of rain. American League At Washington Philadelphia Washington Batteries: Freitas, and Cochrane; Crowder, A. Thomas’ and Sewell. a. 6 1 eT At Detroit Cleveland . Detroit” RH. E. a 1 Baoteries: Brown and Spencer; Bridges and Hayworth. At St. Louis Chicago. St, Lonis . Batteries: Darham, Heving an Berry; Hadley, Gray and Ferrel. Boston at New York, rain. ‘ 9 : 5 Batteries;, Swift and Grace; Johnson, Benton. and Lombardi. At Chicago — R, H. EL St. Louis’. O41 Chieago 811 2 Batteries: Dean and J, Wilson; Warneke and Hartnett. Philadelphia-Brooklyn, rain, —_——~ New York-Boston, rain. ecocsceeer Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh 4 Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Philadeiphia AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington. Cleveland at Detroit. Chicago at St. Louis, NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Chicago. Brooktyn at Philadelphia. New York at Boston. INDUCEMENTS BY BUSY BEE BAKERY As an inducement to the public to try the new Betty Crocker Milk Chocolate Cake, the Busy Bee Bakery is offering free for this week end either a 10 inch pie or ene dozen cup cakes with each cake 5) | DEFENDANT CAUGHT AT- WHEN “KIKI COYLER BROKE aS Le - ry ed 2. WORLO'S SERIES WHEN HE HiT _A HOME RUN TWO.ON. i ‘AN Rights Reserved by The Associated Prose ‘TEMPTING TO ENTER HO.| TEL ROOM; 1S HELD ON ‘BOND FOR CRIMINAL COURT om. Terry, who was . arrested early _ yesterday morning a charge, of entering the room of a guest in a local hotel, was given on a hearing before Frank Roberts,! § >| justite of the e this. morning. ‘A‘large number 6f-“-witnesses were éxamined. “The ‘time taken ‘up with testimony was about one! and one-half hours. At.the end} of that period when the last wit-/ ness had testified, the defendant was held jn bond of $500 for his| appearare= at the next term of criminal court. Deputy Sheriff Bnrique Mayg) had Jbeen keeping up a constant vigil for several nights in the hotel. Tfis patience was at last led when he saw Terry en-} ter the ¥60m oceupied by Basil | Tynes, who had registered as a wealthy man from Palm -Beach’ and_was waiting for the approach of Terry.” When Terry entered the room he was closely foliowed by Deputy The Arizona Kid Steouseooesovevesee eocvossnececoue -Bad News For Baiting Fraternity The game’s two greatest sou thpaws, Bob Grove of the Athlet- ics, left, and Vernon Gomez of the Yankees, shaking on their mu- tual mastery of American League batters, Gomez’ record doesn’t tompare with Groye’s yet, but he hasn’t been at it as long. Mayg who arrived on the scene; ment was determined to catch the just as Tynes grabbed Terry. | thief in the act of entering a room “A dadabas at erionthe: had been | other than his. In the opinion of robbed since Terry went to the ithose who are in touch with the situation the right hotel, it is said, and the manage- caught. TRIP HAS BRoU ONE FAcT - Maa “ag UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA STAR 1S ONE OF ME MOST COLOR Fu Rookies ON THE NEW York GIANTs' SQuap if man was B Y GOVERNOR SHOLTZ DURING FIRST WEEK. — By Florida Press TALLAHASSEE, April 13.— Chief among the administration- sponsored bills introduced in the house during the first week of the session was Governor Dave Sholtz’ measure to give the State Board 9f Administration virtually dictaterial powers to work out ad-. | justments of the publie debt prob- lem. The bill was presented by] Representative Kanner of Martin county, referred to the committee on finance and taxation. Governor Sholtz, in ° mending passage of the state debt funding commission bill, said that it covered “a subject which if, properly and fearlessly handled \ will be of tremendous influence and help indirectly in effecting i both economy and efficiency in the management of the people’s affairs. There must be adjust- ments made within. the capacity and the ability of the people to, pay,” the governor said. The ‘bill would confer on the governor, the comptroller and the treasurer full authority to direct fiscal affairs of Florida counties, cities, school districts and other taxing units. The measure, in part, would provide for the “preservation of government, for the establishment of proper values, for the preser- vation of property and for just and equal protection of all credi- tors and of political subdivisions.” The bill “further recognizes: that the accumulated burden of properties continuing to pay taxes is approaching a point of confis- The state board of administra. tion would require all counties, cities, school districts and other units to furnish the board with complete fiseal reports-and would use a uniform system of records if so directed by the state com- mission, All tentative budgets would have to be submitted to the board for approval. In eases of default or impend- ing default, the state funding board would have the right to ap- point an “administrative agent” for the unit for such time as the board thought necessary. Through. this receiver the board would take over full control of fiscal affairs of the unit. Decisions of local tax equaliza- tion boards would be subject to review by the state commission. All refunding bond issues would have to mature within 60 years. “Such bonds shall not bear a j sreater rate of interest nor be in a larger aggregate amount than the bonds so refunded and the ac- erued interest thereto.” The measure provided that “neither the board nor the state shall be responsible for any of the bonds or obligations of any unit.” Governor Sholtz has termed the bond debt problem the “crux” of all state problems. EXPLAINS FAILURE FORUNAPPEARANCE WAS ONCE “HOPE” OF MID- DLEWEIGHT BOX- ING (Dy Ansectated Press} SAN ANTONIO, Tex., April 13. —‘I'm a ham-and-egger, not a coffee-ander!” With this suecinet declaration Chuck Burns, onetime middle- weight boxing “hope”, explained ‘his failure to appear in the sched- fuled main event of a fight card when the gate receipts didn’t reach ithe $50 guaranteed him. } It was a matter of class distine- tien in fistiana, Burns intimated, and one he wa sdisposed to insist upon. | Pete Nebo of Key West at meet Lew Massey of Philadelphia ; im a 10-round bout tonight at the} Broadway Arena in Philadelphia. | Nebo will weigh in at 125 and) Massey at 133, and this light-/ weight bout gives promise of being sn interesting exhibition. ! | | | MERCHANTS COOPERATING; TO BEGIN AT 11 O'CLOCK The management of the Palace Theater wishes to announce that with the cooperation of merchants they will give a big egg hunt for the children of Key West to be given at the city park Saturday morning at 11 o’clock. The following merchants have given eggs to give the children in this.egg hunt: Allap Bl Cleare, Cabrera Bros., J. M. Fernandez, Wing Lee, Panama Meat Market, Mrs. Carries’ Grocery, Julio Lopez, Juan Mayg Grocery, Juan Calleja, Fausto’s Grocery, Pinder’s Gro- cery, Odilio Diaz, Tomas Diaz, Trujillo Bros., Albelardo Lopez, Richardson’s Grocery, Jose Padron Grocery, M. Fernandez Groce ‘Charles Saunders, Manuel Salin: There will be a number of prizes given away and there will be a number of gold eggs. To the child finding one gold egg the man- ager of the Palace will give them a ticket to see “State Fair”, Ca- brera Bros., are also offering prizes to the children that find certain eggs. The eggs will be cooked and dyed in various colors and will be on display at the Oversea Recrea- tion Parlor tonight and all day Friday, April 13-14, ’ This egg hunt will be staged by the management of the Palace Theater in conjunction with “State Fair”, the picture that was award- ed the Blue Ribbon for being the best family picture for February. Tt will be shown beginning Satur- day, April 15. All children are invited to take part in this big egg hunt, that is children 16 years of age and un- der. CLASSIFIED COLUMN eecce ° eecoces Advertisements under this head Eligio Montalvo Sardinas, “Kid | Chocolate,” internationally known fighter, arrived yesterday from Havana, accompanied by his man- | jager, Luis Guiterrez. Last December Sardinas. (was deported by the U.S. immigra- tion authorities for having on a former occasion disobeyed « the laws relative to aliens. This year the department of la- bor was prevailed upon to alloy the fighter to re-enter the states on his making proper application. This he did and on his arrival yes- terday was permitted entrance. ‘He left over the East Coast for New York where he will remain for one month and then sail for Barcelona, Spain. will be inserted in The Citizen at| | the rate of le a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in evety instance is 25e. Payment for classified adver-| : tisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger ‘accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers should give their street address as well as theit tele- phone. number if they desire re- sults, With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for it. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnishea apart- ments, $15.00 to $25.00 per month. 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ASK FOR IT.; Key West's First Faneral Home }| Key West's First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 545 Never Sleeps Here’s one as well known in Minneapolis, Sacramento and Galveston as in Malmo, Stockholm and Goteborg. Even Bernhardt hadn't as large an audience—or Duse. You should solve this in 10 minutes. The answer's on page 4. Richardson's Store FRIDAY and SATURDAY | Sugar, 10 Ibs. Butter, 1b Siam Rice, 5 Ibs. Potatoes, 10 Ibs. Cheese, Magnolia Milk, can Salmon, large, 2 cans Tomatoes, 6 cans ... Gold Medal Flour, 5 tbs. . Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs. -.. Heinz Soup, large, 2 for .. Heinz Soup, small, 3 for . Tooth Paste, tube . Crisco, . Cocomalt, can .... issued from the office during the week,ending April 13, , These were issued to: Alberto Pita and Eugenia Shirley Loun- ders; Kermit A. Archér and Lois Sterling; Ivan Park and Caro- ‘lyn Webb; John B. Knowles and Ana Luisa’ Valdez; Juan Fernan- do Alonso and Dalia Zumbado. GOOD REASON ST. LOUIS—Ralph Carrighan of this city, testified that he re- spected his mother-in-law. deeply. because she supported him, BAKER’S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Magnolia Milk, can Cream, can Sugar, 5 Ibs. Salt, 2 pkgs. Matches, 3 pkg: Grits, 2 Ibs. Butter, Ib Pie Nic Ham, ib Cuban Coffee, tb Square Deal Coffee, Ib Potatoes, 10 Ibs. .... Fat and Lean Pork, 2 Ibs. doz. Eggs, 2 ‘ Red ¢ Cross Toi 3 Ibs. - 87e matoes, 6 cans 25c SEE THE NEW ICE Refrigerators eeeoeer SATISFACTION