The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 20, 1933, Page 4

PAGE FOUR: . By the World FORGOT | A New Serial Chapter 46 REAL NEWS ‘Was a sound at the back , and Mrs. Drill hurried in. I never,” she began, “You have knotted me down with a Ruby M. Ayres 1 expect you're surprised. I’m a bit surprised myself to tell you the truth, but there, I’m lonely and so’s he, so when he said why not be lone- ly together, I said Right-oh! and there it was.” She patted her golden hair com- placently. “You needn’t be afraid that I won’t look after him,” she added, “I’m not,” Georgie said. “I’m only afraid that living-here, he will drink himself to death.” Mrs, Spears laughed. “Well, that’s something you need never be afraid of,” she said confi- dently. “I’m mistress here and he “| knows {t, and what I say goes. Let 4 Georgie?” , “You mean about the house?” *¥es, and about your uncle. [ll bet you was surprised.” - “What about my uncle?” Georgie Diankly. | Mrs. Drill stared at her, . *You.don’t mean that he hasn’t told you?” she asked. “Well, I nev- have thought it would first thing he would perhaps he don’t like leman born anyway lat @re you talking about?” asked impatiently. “He told going to sell the house if that he was going to Boar’s Head. But if the Boar’s Head is right “Ot course he’s going ‘to Itve at the Boar’s Head seeing that ‘he’s going to marry Mrs. Spears.” irs, Spears!” Georgie “I don’t believe you,” she “1 can’t believe you,” her “Why, Mrs, 't even like Uncle Ed- ce” and came I never, thinking this afternoon,” . Spears looked a which must have been for her, as to her own private ”" she said affably. the things you've London.” "t much to tell,” Geor I came to say—to Soundered helplessly. M™. SPEARS roshed into the breach, “To ask if it’s true that I'm going to marry your uncle. Well, yes, it is. ty 3 i E : GLO DIIIS World-Wide Nazi Aims “ Revealed By Goebbels: 2 (iy Ansectated Presad SBERLIN, July 20—Dr. Joseph Goebbels, propaganda minister in the German cabi- met, told German journal at Hamburg recently tary democracy in other na- tions of Europe and finally in the world. “I'm convinced Germany has a world mission to ful- fill,” he said. * This was the first official ttterance of this character. IIL ILIA SD The village ‘seemed deserted, ine tell you, my dear, he'll be more, sober living in this house than he’s been for years, and if you come back in & month's time you won't know him and that’s a fact.” “And seeing you—" Mrs. Spears went on, “makes mo think of that Mr, Boyd 1 had here before you went away. You don’t ever hear anything of him I suppose?” , “Do you?” Georgie asked. “Well, I hear a bit now and then, ‘but you can’t believe half you hear fact. They sald his op- eration was a failure, poor man.” She was struck by a bright idea. “What about a little drink just to celebrate the occasion? Just you and me together?” “Yes,” Georgie said. “Half asbottle of the best Bubbly,” Mrs, Speara said heartily. “I don’t Suppose you're exactly delighted to have me for an aunt, but there’s no- boily I'd rather have for a niece than you, Miss Georgie, and that’s a fact.” And as she passed Georgie on her way out to the bar she stooped and deposited a smacking kiss on the girl's cheek. “There, now,” she sald. “And don’t you worry about your uncle. He'll be alright with me.” “I know he will,” Georgie sald gratefully, and she was conscious of a little warm feeling round her heart as she realized that though life might be unkind, in this woman she had at last foun’ a friend. (Copyright, 1923, Donbleday Doran) Georgie receiver ~ touching tet- ter, tomorrow. NEW BRIDGE SPAN | FOR GOLDEN HORN (My Associated Preset | ISTANBUL, w the Golden Horn in a new zi bridge,” r Gazi Mustapha Ke | built this yea for the job by s | proposed to repro. j Tower bride Key West's First Funeral Home Key West's First Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps HAPSBURGS NOW PLANNING FOR NEW MONARCHY OTTO’S FAMILY CLAIMS BACK- | ING OF BIG POWERS; LOOK FOR GERMANY TO ENTER PROTEST (By Associated Press) THE HAGUE, Holland, July 20.—Otto of Haps-; burg, 20-year-old heir of the jroyal house which used to rule the Austro-Hungarian |empire, again has been pro-| the European} jjected spotlight. Emissaries of his widowed mother, the ex-Empress Zita, have been visiting various European capitals and family sources hint ‘that their plans for an Austro- Hungarian-Croatian empire, with the youthful archduke on the {throne as Otto I, are going for- ward, Hapsburg intimates assert that four capitals would not consider such a development a misfortune. In this cate- gory they list Rome, Vatican City, Paris and London. They hold further that four other countries, Czechoslovakia, into ; Rumania, Poland and Yugoslavia, would acquiesce provided that proper economie compensations are offered. Expect German Protest The same sources expect op- position from Germany because of the nazi hope of one day see- ing Germans of Austria united with the reich. They also predict protests from Hungary where Ad- miral Nicholas Horthy rules a kingless monarchy as regent with Julius Goemboes as his premier. In this connection they cite re- cent visits by Goemboes to Berlin and Vienna. The Hapsburg intimates point also to visits, recent or planned, of various royal personages to certain capitals. They connect to their cause a trip to Vienna by Alfonso XIII, ex-king of Spain, husband of a British princess and head of another Hapsburg branch. They cite furthera fecehtly an- nounced call by Alfonso upon Dowager Queen~ Marie of Ru- mania. Zita’s Brother Active In Belgrade, capital of Yugo- slavia, Prince Sixtus of Parma, brother of Zita, has been visiting King Alexander... Reports have it) that he has been trying to con-;nomiec advantages to the it! ad- } to vince King Alexander that would be. to the latter’s vantage to grant autonomy THE KEY WEST CITIZER, SEEDLESS TOMATO GROWN BY TEXAN (By Associated Prevs) AMARILLO, Texas, July 20.— After long experiment, winter and. summer, in a hothouse, W. J. Beechlar, Amarillo florist, has grown a “seedless tomato.” Each year Beechlar: took cut- tings from the plants producing| tomatoes with the fewest seeds} and started new plants. He now has a group of plants showing the various stages of seed elimina- tion. Only an oceasional seett is found in the fruit of the more advanced} of these. Beechlar expressed the; opinion that the flavor was proved with the disappearance the seeds. | “I believe seedless tomatoes’ can be grown on a commercia, seale,” Beechlar said, “althoug/a| so far as I know it has never been done. “The plants I perpetuated by} cuttings are still bearing as well as those grown ‘from © selected seed.” Bernard E. Lyman, of Sandus- ky, O., has been engaged in build- ing racing yachts and boats since 1873. States department of agriculture [VEGETABLES NOW | THRIVE BETTER; USE MANGANESE WINTER CROPS IN FLORIDA PREVIOUSLY IN NEED OF HEAVY APPLICATION OF FERTILIZER (ity Ankoctated Press) BELLE GLADE, Fla., July 20. —All kinds of winter vegetables new thrive on areas in southeast- ern Florida where a few years ago, nothing would grow without heavy applications of fertilizer. Soil scientists of the United and of the state experiment sta- tion here solved the problem. Re- earch and experimentation show- ed there was a deficiency of man- ganese in the soil, It was necessary to ship Jarge of stable manure long s, adding greatly to the cost of production, before. ; the southeastern Florida soil would grow erops with success. The soil scientists set to ‘work now the son, say the reports, been -told to find out how theird relations with their present king} might be affected if they cael granted home rule. | Italy’s support is counted up- on, the Hapsburg intimates say, because Otto, upon .a restored! throne, would be a match for 18- year-old Princess Maria of Savoy. youngest daughter of the king of Italy. They claim that the Vati-} ean would give its benediction to a union between the two royal Catholic families. Princess Maria queen of Bulgaria. With an- | other Italian queen in the | Balkans, the argument runs, the policy of Mussolini garding extension of fluence in the Balkans would be strengthened. An additional piece of Haps- burg logic is that an Austro-Hun- garian-Croatian empire with a Savoy queen would not be likely! to open up the question of the South Tyrol, awarded to Italy! after dismemberment of the old} dual monarchy. i The Hapsburg adherents claim} that the possibility of fresh argu- ments over that province in case of. “anschluss” between Hitlerite Germany and a nazi Austria, is one of the impelling influences in} Mussolini’s cordiality toward the} anti-nazi regime of Chancellor} Engelbert Dollfuss in Vienna. Early Success Predicted The Hapsburgs a ready to offer fs 's sister is re- in- e reported as: eaching eco-; Polish, | Rumanian anc of the} They| Czechoslovakian, Yugoslavian neighbor: proposed new monar rand found that by adding a little manganese to the soil they were able to produce normal crops. This discovery led to others re- garding treatment of the Ever- glades soil and changed the fer- tili practices of the growers in the section. New life was ihjeet- ed into the vegetable growing in- dustry of south Florida. Similar discoveries and treat- ments improved conditions in the bean and pepper growing district a little to the north of the Ever- glades peat or luck region. Use of copper sulphate «was found to be of great benefit to the mucklands, ding growth of sugar cane, citrus and other crops. TURKISH REDS USE DERVISH MONASTERY (iy Axsocinted Press) ISTANBUL, July 20.—Gypsies and an abandoned de' h monas- tery figure in communism’s latest inroads into Turkey, as spotted by the vigilant Istanbul police. A hundred communists, includ- S * ing four Turkish women, were ar- rested within a month. Five of them recently returned from visits to Russia. bs The group was found to be us- ing an abandoned dervish monas- tery as a clandestine publishing house. They also were found to be employing Turkish gypsy ven- dors to distribute their commun- istie tra hidden under baskets of delions, lavender, and sim- ilar street merchandise. The leader of the group is be- lieved to be Dr. Shevik Busnu Bey, a Turk who resides in Ger- many and whose mother was one Croatia, even tholigh that province; mention a customs union and say|of those arrested here, might vote to join Austria and, Hungary with Otto as ruler. i Alexander, in turn, is reported to have sent his Duke Anton of Hapsburg, uncle of Otto, to Croatia, an: Duke brother-in‘law, } it would be of mutual advantage; to the industrial and agricultural] states within such a combination. | Some of Otto’s supporters are! so confident that all is going well} that they predict it only a TAKES RIGHT STAND OAKLAND, Calif.—A _ sugges- tion by her husband that she con- tinue working after their mar- Anton’s father was popular among’ question of weeks before he is riage caused Mrs. Gladys Watson the Croats in pre-war days and; IO proclaimed ruler. of this city to file a divorce suit. 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