The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 25, 1933, Page 5

MSDAY, MAY 25, 1933. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN a Politi RUSSIAN ISSUE ON RECOGNITION STEAMSHIP Co. cal Gossip In Nation’s Capit 'GEORGE PEEK IS IMPORTANCE GF ‘SENATE CLERK | LEGION POST | P& | GIVEN POST FOR | HOWESHOWNIN iS GUIDE FGR PLANNING FOR | : eTMAIL ROUTES FOR | MDINGBUSINESS/BONUSMATTER HEAD OF BODY ae et | i P. ' Leave Havana for Key West Wednesdays and Saturdays, ; 9:45 A. M — INCLUDING SOVIETS,| TICAL MAN TO HELP FARM-) SECRETARIAT MAPPED OUT, RIGHT COURSE IN MANY SE OF MUCH SPECULA-| ERS; HIS SELECTION MEETS’ To AVOID ANY CONFLICT ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED HON “N WASHINGTON WITH HEARTY APPROVAL IN ANY LINE OF DUTY MARION, Ky.—Gus Taylor of _ this city has a record of 27 years ] GOOD RECORD | \ | jof unbroken attendance at Sun-! “MEMORIAL DAY “” “= { | i Vivienne Wycoff, of Memphis, | | | { { Tenn., has been named to edit next | | AUXILIARY OF VETERANS As-| SISTED BY OTHER ORGANI-} ZATIONS WILL TAKE PART: Louis Decel!, of Millsap: | lege, recently won the Mis: IN OBSERVANCE ; Inter-collegiate Oratorical A: tion contest. { year’s “Blue Bonnet,” yearbook of | Baylor Coliege at Waco, Tex. ur days 6:30 P. M. 3 Tickets, Reservations and Information at Ticket Office on the» Dock, ‘Phone 71 ‘ J. HR. COSTAR, Agent. eae { DURING SESSIONS j ‘ (SLLLOREL OLA O ERLE P OTOL LION ‘LOW PRICES NOW §- What will the same articles cost one month hence 22? toe Look: Over The Following List And See If There 1s Anything You Need? $1 00 length with Dixie _ Galvanized Shingles, for cash only, per box i ' i i cei { RPE B ORECE EE { May. 30 is Memorial Day. The { American Legion and auxiliary of Key West are now perfecting plans for the annual event and are ex- pecting a wonderful demonstra- tion, with the assistance of other} organizations in Key West. } Calling to mind the memories; that «rust necessarily be part o: that day and reminding one and} all that tribute should be paid to! those who have gone before, Doro. thy Brookhart, in the Idaho Auxili-; ary of May 1, writes as follows: : e two thousand years ago! irst Memorial day was sol- emnized when Jesus, that Great! Soldier of the Cross, broke bread} and poured wine in commemora- tion of His sacrifice for the salva- tion of the world. So, down through the ages, the Christian people have held’ sacred their ‘ob: setvance of Memorial day. “In Mily, 1868, General Logan, commander in chief of the Grand! Army of the Republic, issued is) famous order, reading in part as/| follows: ‘The 80th day of May is designated for the. purpose of strewing with flowers or otherwise !4 decorating the graves of com-| j rades who died in defense of their | country, If other eyes grow dull! and other hands slack and other } By HERBERT PLUMMER (ty Axsociated Prexs) WASHINGTON, May —A tall, serious young man, who has kept two vice presidents from stubbing their toes on the tricky parliamentary track of the sen- ate, is out to make it three in a By HERBERT PLUMMER | By HERBERT PLUMMER Oty Associated Prem) | WASHINGTON, May 25—A ‘tately ofd mansion on Six- ith street in the capital, almost in sight of the White House, ng: revarded with more than interest since President elt dispatched his peace to the nations of. the By HERBERT PLUMMER (hy Awsoeinted Prem) ! (By Associated Press) { WASHINGTON, May 25.—| ‘WASHINGTON, May’ 25.—, Perhaps none of President Roose- When President Roosevelt, then sdarten weg for high office im} president-elect, announced his in- jis administration created greater | . é ee in ; ‘ »., | tention of retaining the secretariat interest among Washington politi-, 5 tne White House during his ad- cal observers than that of George! 3 Te Peek to direct\the new farm re.| ministration, a great many politi- lief plan. : | ¢al observance in Washington were yow, ft was not the fact that Peek] *tprised. | He is Charlie Watkins, offi- i yoke’ The secretariat came into being. ciany the senate’s minute and with ‘on si Gan th sh “lat the executive mansion during f “UP-!'Mr. Hoover's term. Before that port Alfred E. Smith. Nor was!” y 3 5 i ‘ vie. 4,,|time presidents had had just one , 0 Hal grec Savctnsae secretary who attended to every-' him a familiar figure for a long} } i the old Russian. embassy, for years boarded up and ut a fign of iife except the e of a earetaker who lives little Jrouse in the rear. game? veason for this interest sident Roosevelt inelud- Kustia Among the nations that ved his plea for disarmament, ' ee nnd good will. The White House was quick in ‘denial that the fact one of the Was addressed to Russia d any significance. Russia was niply on the list of those nations icipating in the. disarmament afevence, it was explained. | levertheless, the impression was ome quarters that it did have mificance; that, in effect. it is “technical” reeognition of the s by this country: « A Milestone e president’s message was in- weted as the most important ure toward world peace since journal clerk, but that nobody’s parliamentarian as well. Watkins kept Dawes ruling cov- rectly when a slip on the part of Mr the vice president might have time in national legislative cit-' Hoover surrounded himself ‘with caused him embarrassment. cles. dtew some criticism to the effect Dawes’ lecture to the senate at Peek’s selection: ts teresting! that the apparent lack of definite the beginning of his term aroused because he has the ‘reputation of{ qiyvision of responsibiliy among the ire of a great many of the being a realistie ‘and practical) Secretaries Richey, Newton and veterans. Some of them would sort of an individual in his Views! Joslin made for complications, , have weleomed an opportunity to on the subject of farm rélief. The! President Roosevelt, however, pounce on him. fact that he was # manufacturer} apparently has distributed the du- Charles Curtis, an old-timer in of farm machinery would seem to|ties of his three secretaries— the senate and familiar with the indicate that. Howe, McIntyre and Early-—in rules, had a comparatively eas And to have & man with Peek’s| euch a manner as to avoid criticism time of it. Only once was he in reputation administering this par-|on those grounds. danger of having a decision ap- ticular bill, in the light of what} Howe Is No. 1 pealed, but that came to nothing. some of the so.called best minds The president’s secretary now is The senator protesting the ruling in the senate and house said about!fowe. McIntyre and Early are as- withdrew his complaint. it while it was in the course f| sistant secretaries. * 4 An idualist construction is interesting. This fact was brought out very! In Vice President Garner, the A Matter of Balance Clearly when the bonus marchers of senate has a presiding officer hearts. cold in the solemn pana ‘The gentlemen on capitol “hill ~~ aoa spenders sy arian Set nleny eae, they ours shall keep it well,as long a: Kelloge-Brinnd pact. It wan Wére fond of referring to thé pow just what Colonel Howe's job} “Cactus Jack” is an indi tual oe ie and warmth of life re- im some quarters as the most farm bill, while it was under con-} .,. at the White House. He was! ist when it comes to rules. That “teres; oe mt doeument since Presi: sideration in congress, as being aohduek seen. McIntyre and Early is thus far he “et adits Hist init Hence, it is very fitting that} Wilson pronyigated his cele. largely a professorial concoction.| vere the ones whom visitors to the! eta a . B H American Legion Auxiliary | i 14 points at the conclusion One heard it referred to, for| White House came in contact. , His Jong years of experience in eh Lig the flowers of re- ‘ world war. example, as the “Tugwell-Ezekiel! But it was Howe who stepped’ 4, * 4 x : aa oa ce aa es on the Saturday be-| u 1929, when the Kellogg- formula"—Tugwell being the pro-| out and took charge of the bonus| ‘he house, where the rules are so fore emorial day. Sixty thou-j nd pact was invoked by this fessor from Columbia. university sup hota different from those of the sen- send poppies nodding from sixty mtry to prevent a threatened brought in by President Roose-| The complaint was heard during ate, have had their effect. Much pli roe in Idaho on May: & h in the Orient, the communi- velt and made assistant secretary; the Hoover administration that of the drive, the urge iret “ + ‘or objective. Can we do was delivered to Russia by of agriculture, and Ezekiel being) one secretary didn’t always know things done in a hurry, el Mae Hag ea habit and pee ofthe. Fyeichambassador: fy Mordecai Ezekiel, jan haris| what the president or the other eVidenti: : poe a8 poppy cages ie aS. al Moscow! In the present instance cyitural economist of - that de-|sceretaries were doing on routine| | That can’t be done in the sen- snes dtdapiete erg runvalge i wnunieation was direct between partment. rhatters, 8. : aa o! me cian bis sleep Sins mident Roosevelt and President “ 4 olitically-minded in the| One rather prominent person,’ Those who know Garner at- | RUUEH UI Sk Wiene | poppies dain. of: the.-sil-unlon: central capital have been endeavoring for|for example, complained after a;tribute this to the fact that he aha coerespiereieayas pag hard, digs arpa & long time to figure out just! Viit to the White House that he, was for.so long his patty’s floor! armed:/by some disheartened vet- ees ee ersain the |) he “brai veruat’’ dite inte} had been shunted from one sec-'leader in. the house. They. say. °r8" Mia hospital who needs it. In, Of political observers here rete (he bran siust | fits intol retary to the other and had left that it's difficult for him to as- SPPrétiation of their service, wear) @ whether the fact that the the new deat.” Some have been i openly distrustful of the profes- PSE aN y me.’ finally without what he wanted. jsume the judicial attitude ex- py ' : hmunication wag direct implies x BERS ney Ty | In ‘these uncertain times we technical Ap of aang sors, looking upen them as yoli- Dividing The Work Essig! wg he ae tae cannot fail our disabled veteran, s it the first step looking to- tical theorists whose ideas simply} Under the plan followed by the 7° ** ms uname to Forget that and his ‘family. We ‘must keep) formal recognition by the Won't work out in practice. Roosevelt secretariat, if, for ex-{ he’s in the chair and not down on faith with him and carry on, welt administration, 1 Now they are asking if Roose.|ample, an individual thinks that he eae floor in the thick of things. {through the most glorious and; he fact that Senator Joseph Velt’s selection of Peek as. farm) has a good reason to see the presi-} _ This was demonstrated many successful Poppy Day of man: Robinson, democratic leader of Yelief administrator doesn’t ans-| dent, he goes to McIntyre, If it’s times when he was speaker.’ years.” wathnte:. after. thinking the wer the question. coneerned with the press or public} Whenever a question of policy, Hale et ing over, nid: “It appears to me When Views Diverge relations in general, Early is the; was raised on the floor, usually it’ filmy have that effect” only in-' Doesn't it mean, they ask, that)" to See. jwas Garner who answered, in-| eed the speculation. ‘while the president leans heavily} Howe remains in the background {stead of the democratic leader. | 7 it’s Happened Before ‘on his “brain trust” for planning, until something of outstanding oak Trained In Battle isk tate golf title. POAC LAEMMLI ALLL A Ld loWever, it was pointed out, he prefers the man of wide prai i: portance comes up. Then he acts) Although he is a recognized ex- : re. ‘i ine eae Te? ‘ it this is not the first instance tical experience for the actuai| °%,the President. : |pert in parliamentary procedure, Washington and Moscow have task of executing the plan? Another important factor in the his friends say that Garner isn’t! Mmunicated under the Soviet: ft is t that Peck phd} ree ceteris that his three what one would call a student of ime. the jodinen 4a) ned and) secretaries are all close personal! he subject. ident Wilton sent 2 mes- friendly dispute us te how the] tienes and, have been for years. His knowledge has wed Phat di ispul © how the! And, in addition, each is a clo i “i REL OPO to Jacob Sverdloff, Kalinin’s f the f iM 1 . : quired by observation sessor, in 1918. concerning Leaggidor opts Th ‘<a bi ag personal friend of Roosevelt him- | workings 6t the “allen i applied, ey have met with} self, ee ERE ay The three-man group that Garden Hose, 25° couplings, Roofing-Paper, as low as pertroll | dase one Cold Water Paint, Sherwin Wil- liams, special slot, colors: cream, straw, Yussét, pink, & pound oe pte ee $18.00 is while ren Pre IPIFAIPPZALELEL Ld de 1x4 No. 3 Fivoring, per M. 1x6 No, 3 Flooring, per M, Special lot’ Garden Hoes, they last, QRET iccectecietneeenessaeet Extra Heavy Cement Buckets, 14 Rubbish Burners, 36” Galvanized Sereen, 30e per yard per gallon Screen Doors, qt, regular 80c, A0e i $1.00 to ...... per yard t Wall Board, 5 DEP AE ec e Black Roof Paint, special each . $2.95 36” Bronze Screen, Cheap Paint, gallons to is in. bulk, 5 $1.50 : SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & Phone 598 Black Roof Paint; 5 gallon cans Mrs. John N. Hodges, New Or. { leans champion and pape medalist, recently won the wom- “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best”. ie IIIIALALAAAAL ELA LEAL Ad dd MD Sa EP peniane been ac- a er of the on the teh ime eormee negotiations which Soviet Rus- was making at Brest-Litovsk separate peace with Germany. in 1921 and 1933 cables were it Presidents Harding and Cool- by the Soviet foreign minis- {floor. Pos: he never foi sed of good memory, ets a particularly; adroit parliamentary maneuver. | But the senate is not the house. the president and he has told] This personal equation evident- them to get together and compose} ly has done much for harmony at, their differences, the White House since March 4. Those who know Peek say that he will not yield; that he'll re-! Ae wee - or ame NEWCOMER AT G.COLD'SHOME ‘after twins were born to Mrs. J.| cr x Mr. and Mrs, Garth W. Cold an.|C: Carruthers of this city, her, nounce the birth of a son 10 twin sister, Mrs. Charles Eldon,! | C o'clock Tuesday morning in their | also became the mother of twins./ MEASURE FFERED}"s": Norwalk. Ohio. He will be! ‘ jehristened Garth, Jr. Mother and! baby are doing well, jhim along the correct route. a ae Re concerning recognition. ‘The fuse the post rather than sur. ber, however, were replied to b render his convictions. If he is lic statement. delivered to ©? the job when the work actually jet vepresentatives in Estonia. Starts, they say, it will be a signal si that his views have prevailed. | And it’s up to Watkins to steer! ‘ | | TWINS ALL AROUND OS ANGELES—Three ass! jebeeee wevcons ay’s Anniversaries Seu eeeeeeceese ‘S—(150 years ago) Philip dieton Barbour, noted Virginia reseman, Speaker of the} i pee, Associate Justice of hed (Fleriéa Press) Mr. Cold was for years employ-; AMIRET, Minn..—Eveiyn and S. Supreme Court from 1836to! TALLAHASSEE, May 25.-—-A/¢d in the First National Bank of | Ethel Rowell, of this city, twins i, born in Orange Co., Va. Died drastic nepotism measure was in-|Key West and is a son of Mrs. H.:of a family of 13, were 13 years Washington, Feb. 25, 1841, | troduced by Senator G. Frank An-|K- Cold. Mrs. Garth Cold is alold Friday, the 13th eclendatess drews, Greenville, applying to all daughter of Attorney and Mrs./ 803-——Ralph Waldo Emerson. ' state, county, and municipal gov-| Charles L. Knowles, formerly of list, poet and philosopher,’ ernment officials; to prevent any | Key works ave in their way the official or employe from engaging | 2™i- brilliant things that Ameri- the services of any relative literature has produced. born their own office. The bill | Baston. Died at Concord,' would prevent any official from | April 27, 1882. }emptoying relatives of any other} state, county or municipal official. | B. 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