The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 21, 1933, Page 1

oe ee me Associated Press Day Wire Service VOLUME LIV. No. 172, 600,000 Motorists Being |Blond Princess Given High Office! Urged To Back Routing Of As Head Of Italian Women Fascists| Highway Dixie Motor Club, Of At- Janta, In Fight To De- velop Eastern Branch Of Pan-American Road Through Key West ‘PAY OFFICE FOR RELIEF WORKERS MAY BE REMOVED CONSIDER PLAN TO SEEK (Spceial to The Citizen) ATLANTA, July 21.—De-; NEW PLACE OWING TO velopment of the Eastern| CROWDING OF MEN ON branch of the Pan-American; ‘MAIN STREET OF CITY highway through Georgia, | Florida and Cuba, is being urged on more than 600,000 Changing the place of payment {for employes of the Emergency | Relief Council is being considered automobile owners in every part of the United States, by | today by members of the hake the Dixie Motor Club, of this|, nen the men are secelibe a eir pay at tl ‘ffice w tl city, second largest motorists’ oS el a oe eis eae organization in the South. | pedestrians are forced to step Maps showing that this from the sidewalks to get around route would save an average Rene sone everal compiaints have been of 1,100 miles to motorists| received reiative to this and it is from all over that section of | deemed advisable to make some changes in order that there will be the United States east of the; no annoyance to pedestrians. Mississippi river are being! ,,/*,i8, Proposed to place ie ey | for workmen in envelopes and al sent out by the local motor; some place away from the busy thoroughfare of Duval street the club to 228 other similar or- disbursement of funds can be ganizations with which it is, @Wickly done without annoying anyone, affiliated. Officials of the) ——______ club are also appearing be- ORDER OF RED fore civie clubs in many parts| , of Georgia, urging. support) MEN WILL HAVE in Washington of the Eastern : siecle fi ca Branch. PARADE TONIGHT Decision to back development of the Florida-Cubs route of the) PROCESSION WILL FORM AT inter-continental road was reached ; 8 O'CLOCK AT HALL ON by directors of the Dixie Motor) CAROLINE STREET; DUVAL Club at a recent meeting where! | MAIN LINE OF MARCH the matter was put, before them | by Thos. J. Bryson, recently elect-| ed vice president of the organiza- | Nothing that can be provided to tion. Mr. Bryson is said to be ™ake the torchlight procession of } Tiger Tail Tribe 19, I. O. R. M., one of the best posted men in the} tonight a grand success has heen country on the Eastern or Florida! overlooked, it is said. | Every stem of the all-American highway,| plan has been consummated and He is said to have told his | complete in each detail. The Key West Citven a KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1933. By ANDRUE BERDING | piece (By Associated Press) ROME, July 21.—A princess, blond and elegant, distantly re-| eeeeveeeeeocooovocs lated to King Victor Emmanuel.! has become head of the “Fasci Femmjnili,” or women’s section of! the fascist party, with head-; quarters in Rome. i Princess Bianca Pio di Savoia,’ 85 years old, thus has been called to occupy the highest political, post any woman in the kingdom | may fill. { Grants First Interview | She has direct charge over 11,-| 874 women and in ceremonies is the ranking representative of 200,000 fascist women. \ In granting her first interview, Princess Bianca kept the appoint-| ment in her sumptuous office in the historic Braschi palace, head-| jquarters of the Rome fascists.' | She wore a black silk blouse. black broadcloth skirt, a long; double pearl necklace. Her light, {hair was carefully coiffeured and! her green-blue eyes smiled a wel-) come. i She talked, in a low, cultured! voice, of women in sport. | “Girls can derive a great ad- vantage from sport, provided! they practice it rationally,” she| said. “They should be permitted, sports that do not involve too! {much fatigue and exhausting; j preparation such as required by | the Olympic competitions.” | | In this she was restating the! j fascist doctrine with regard toj{ | women in sports. Italy did not, send women to the Los Angeles} Olympics. ia Poor Remember Her ecvoccecccneeseesccceccceses Leader In Mussolini’s Party Princess Bianca Pio di Savoia has been put in charge of the women’s section of Italy’s fascist party, the highest political post which a woman may attain in that kingdom. (AGAINST MASS | MANIPULATION OF BUSINESS | ROOSEVELT ADMINISTR 2 TION WOULD PREVENT| STOCK AND COMMODITY MARKETS MONOPOLIZING (Bs Axsocinied Prev) WASHINGTON, July 21— The ‘Roosevelt administration is ready to take whatever action it can command if it becomes neces-, | sary to stop mass manipulation of stock and commodity markets by | operators seeking profit only for | themselves. | This was evident today as Sec-} For 63. ¥ears Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West PRICE FIVE CENTS Judge Taylor In Tallahassee For Conference With State Officials In Connection With Bridge Issue PROPOSES RETURNING TO WASHINGTON AS SOON AS PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRA- TION HAS ORGANIZED MACHINERY FOR HANDLING LOANS OF THIS TYPE By PAUL MAY Special Washington Correspondent of The Citizen WASHINGTON, Judge H. H, Taylor, who has been in Washington fr the past week in connection wih the application of the Monroe County Road and | Toll Bridge Commission for a Federal-loan, left Tues- day night for Tallahassee, to confer with State offi- cials regarding the application. Judge Taylor said just before he left that he plans to return 'to the Capital as soon as the Public Works Administration has organized its machinery |for handling loans of the type which the bridge com- mission is seeking. He said this would probably be in about two weeks, but might be sooner, He expects to [retary Wallace moved to develop/ keep in close touch with things in Washington, Judge \a definite program to halt if p {sible widespread shifts in prices. | He gave his approval to sus- ‘pension of future trading for one day at Chicago and other points. President Roosevelt himself. | concentrating on his industrial recovery program, is convinced, Princess: Bianca spoke with en- thusiasm of social service work) which is the chief activity of the women fascists. She herself was; for years head of the Garbatella jfascist group, Garbatella is the thousands of families there owe to her an’ alleviation of their pinched situations. Even after her recent pro- motion, Princess Bianca, by her own wish, has kept charge of the | district. “It has given me and still gives ime gréat satisfaction,” she said. She revealed that last winter the fascist social service gave as- sistance to 40,000 persons. Another work in which she ha: | been interested is the Red Cross. } 'She has been a member of the, national committee for two years.} She has also devoted much time! to the maternity and infancy or-! Every Citizen WASHINGTON, July 21.— , Every citizen téday was summon- ed to a covenant with President Roosevelt to reemploy jobless mil- ons by labor day. To more than 5,000,000 employ- Program ToReemploy Jobless | (By Associated Press» © his advisers believe, this would do | more to restore better times than ‘Roosevelt Makes Appeal To user="* e—"= Nevertheless, those close to him believe that if price fluctuations endanger his recovery~plans, he will act and act quickly: POST RESUMES ' WORLD FLIGHT AMERICAN AIRMAN HEADED TODAY EASTWARD FOR FAIRBANKS To Assist In {| “I am just as certain it will! | work as I am of sitting here, I jam staking everything on it,” said Hugh Johnson, recovery ad-} | ministrator after conference with: |the president. | The heart of the plan, every/ Taylor said. W. R. Porter, general manager of the \bridge commission, will remain in ‘Washington, and continue his efforts to further the loan application, jand will recall Judge Taylor as soon as anything \“breaks,” he said. : The trip to TaLahiaee is expected to result in perfection of plans for presenting the bridge loan ap- plication to the regional public works administrator, and pushing it with the State advisory jassoon 4 ds’ either has been appointed, Judge Taylor Said..4°> It has been decided not to tie the application, of the bridge commission up with the old application of the Overseas Bridge Corporation, for the sake of the inebulous priority which might thus be obtained, Por- ter and Taylor explained. The new loan request will be kept separate from the old, since it is believed that lits chances for approval will be enhanced by this ‘course of action, it was said. i This means that it will be impossible to get the loan ‘application before Secretary Ickes, Public Works Ad- ; employer will receive through mail} jon July 27. | An agreement addressed to him (ity Associated Press) FIAT, Alaska, July 21.— jministrator, until it has been approved by the State | Advisory Board, yet to be named, the bridge commmis- ; ten ° j the 1 ers was addressed a request from! is : ; ; ganization. by the president, upon signing,| Wiley Post resumed his! sion representatives explained. beard of directors: that. open- The parade will form 8 o'clock _ ing of the Georgia-Florida- ‘at the hall on Caroline _ street, march to Duval. proceed along The “Messagero,” of Rome,! the president to join the national] binds him to maintain a fixed min- work round-the-world flight today | Mr. Porter is investigating a method of pro- commenting on her appointment,| recovery administration in a mass|imum wage and maximum 3 said: | : |week during the campaign from! @t 12:28 p. m., Eastern Stan-! “It is enough to remember the| Stack on depression by voluntary | august 1 to December 1. | dard time, jtact, intelligence and alacrity she| agreements to lift Basic hours and wages, with} . omeertien ox ee os ure | child labor outlawed, $14 to $15.2, Joe Crosstn, Alaskan pilot, recting the women fascists in one} - | week and 46 hours for white col-: . j | of the poorest sections of the city,| To the public went an open ap-|!ar labor, 36 to 46 cents an hour,| who brought. a new propel-| the Garbatella, in order to judge, s minimum, for 30 to 40 cents an'ler for Post’s plane hour, minimum, for 35 hour week,| Fairbanks, took off shortly Cuba branch will add the equivalent of $20,650,000 an- Duyal to Division and turning to the left direct to Bayview Park nually to Georgi: income where the procession will disband. and will prove even more | Then speakers will address the beneficial to Florida. To il- | *ssemblage, the subject of their lustrate his talk, Mr. Bryson | remarks being Redmanism and its used what are said to be the benefits to the membership. The only complete maps drawn of | principal speech will be given by - either the Eastern route or | Deputy Great Sachem Frank 0,|how opportune is her selection.” cedure, however, which it is expected will make it possible to pass the case directly from the State board to Secretary Ickes without the intermedia- tion of the regional Administrator. fron and { wages | | | | peal for cooperation “ by support-| the Pan-American highway as a whole. | As a result of the club's de-| cision, the opportunities offered, by the Florida-Cuba route a being called regularly to the at- tention of hundreds of thousands ef motorists of the sort most like- | ly to use the inter-continenta! road | onee it is completed. i Mr. Bryson was until recently editor of The Citizen. During his stay of some five years in this city, he worked continuously to interest Key Westers’ and then! Floridians generally in having one | stem of the Pan-American| thoroughfare come through Key West, Havana and Yucatan, The maps mentioned in the at.| lanta dispatch are believed to be! two drawn for Mr. Bryson here by | Roberts. The scalping scene and burning of a paleface at the stake will be a spectacular feature of the eve- ning’s entertainment and with the ‘attendant war dance promises to afford thrills as well as amuse- ment. E. ROOSEVELT TO WED RUTH GOGGINS WEDDING SCHEDULED TO TAKE PLACE SOMETIME TOMORROW (Ny Asncctated Press) jing and patronizing employers| with an eight-hour day maximum J. W. HOLLAND | GETS NEW POST NOMINATED FOR U.S. DIS- TRICT ATTORNEY, SOUTH- ERN FLORIDA (By Asnoeiated Press) | WASHINGTON, July 21.— | President Roosevelt today ted John W. Holland, be United attorney for He has been a practicing ho are members of the national | for factory and mechanical labor.| @fter Post and both planes ecovery administration” or sign-} Equitable readjustment pay, were headed east for Fair- ers of the presidential agreements! above minimum, and continuation jfor boosting national purchasing! forming industrial codes of fair, banks, where Post will refuel | Power. j competition. |for the flight to Edmonton, Key West And Cuba Featured cycopmne vp | inthe ‘SUSPENDS FIVE In A. A. A. Map Just Issued GEORGIA OFFICERS ower, the golf course and coun-, vi ‘ lah. Mencham Alrpert, Sast GOVERNOR SUSPENDS FIVE Martello Tower, U. S. Biological Station, City Park and Army bar- racks. Six hours distance from’ Havana and four hours distant) Key West is one of the Florida ities featured in the lat y the A. A. A. an ' first time the association map learries a reproduction Cuba showing the wonderful highway: ON PUBLIC SERVICE COM. MISSION of the local lighthouse department on | information furnished by him } Several Key West business and/ civic leaders who aided Mr. Bry- son in his campaign from this city still express confidence that the csuak Gamsapiionane, Eastern Branch will eventually be i iad Prues ancien epepieted. |- teday from an unimpeachable pain Miss Goggins and her wether orrived from Chicage last night. Eliot Roosevelt is expected by plane today. STORM REPORT WASHINGTON, PD. C., July 21. A. M.—The moderate in apparently central about northwest of Progresso, moving slowly BURLINGTON, lowa, July 21.—-Elliot Roosevelt, son of the president, and Miss Ruth Goggins, of Fort Worth, Tex- a i be married tor RETICENT HUSBAND CHICAGO—Mrs. Edith Rowell! of this city testified in her divorce suit that her husband had spoken only about four words a day to her for 34 years. Tonight at Cuban Club Silver Cup contest now going on HOWARD WILSON attorney in Jacksonville since jof the island. the desc >» southernmost es on the » of Florida the main nnected with it by railroad and } “Because of isolation the architecture and atmos- phere of Key West still re- flect the influence of the Spanish regime. It is the } omly frost-free city the United States, tempera- ture seldom rising above 90 im the summer or falling be- low 75 UNCLE OF JOHN O'CONNELL MAKES STATEMENT IN CASE TODAY ite (My Associated Preset ' | ALBANY, July 21.—Breaking lis silence for the first time. Fa.) ‘O'Connell, uncle of kidnaped John! Junior, today said a ransom had not been paid for the youth. He said the family had tact with the kidnapers be: vertisements In Albany and Miami.” (By Asasetated Prexn) Tennessee Votes For Repeal ~ Joining In “Wet” Column Tennessee, nineteenth state to QUIETED TODAY! -2* = r=: te Sonne jie vineteenth to approve repéal, jas Oregon proceeded to ballet on GIVES STAFFS OF GRAIN COM-, i SES NEED. | the question. gazed . : The margio of victory for anti- i — Prohibitionists in Tennessee was | (By Asnaciated Press) smaller than in any of the other \boards of trade closed to give the | states, which held elections on the staffs of grain commission houses 4 teotional change. ‘STOCK MARKETS With Chicago gud Kensas City Another interesting part of the, ATLANTA, July 21.-——-Gover- reverse side of the map is, when no; Talmadge today suspended folded, « panel carrying “The five members of the Georgia Pub Creed of the Open Road”, which lic Service Commission, and im- is, in part, the form of a soliloquy reediately named successors to of a driver, as follows: the five mgmbers of the board. “The beauty of the open road The Georgia lew, should the is not policed except by the honor Governor see fit to remove co: of the traveler. I, therefore, who missioners, provides suspension of love the freedom of the open road, comminsioners until the next res shall not permit that freedom to sion of the general assembly which degenerate into license. meets next in 1934. Capable of perceiving the beauty of trees. I shall be incap-‘the governor charge:i able of destroying that beauty for tence and sanction of those who may follow. The liv- utility rates in Georgia. ing radience of the flowers bright- journey. I shall not wan. from them that life incoimpe- excemive PAYS PENALTY SEATTLE.-—John Corrock orderty and this piace, has just finished pls: cleanliness of a waydde camp that ing 100 trees as a penalty (Contineed on Page Siz) tarting a fire. In ousting the commissioners.’ im needed rest after wild declines Wednesday end Thursday, New! With only « few scattered pre- nancial inet ted, ee markets are quiet repeal Yood ‘ap- Stocks, after an excited and it-| proximately 9500. jregular opening, improved. i Trading simmered down to aj Leaders of the repeal me mere trickle of quotations on the , meet ia Oregon predicted « twe to cker in contrast to yesterday's (ome victory, while dry leaders enormous decline. Leading issues beld of a) fon teats to arened’ Seroe, “doh |teomed Se Gree that they hadi aw lars. | more then “a fighting chance.” The bond market is somewhat} heavy. | FARLEY COMMENTS SO GSE ByST ——~ ON REPEAL VOTE STRAND THEATER Bf) wasuincton, daly 21— Elina Landi-Exnest Truex in | Commenting on the Tennessee ree The Warrior's Husband —— fine peal vote, Postmaster General ‘ ee Sa