The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 24, 1933, Page 1

For 53 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West Associated Press Day Wire Service Tie Key West Citisen a. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1933. > \Economic Conference Takes On New Life; Decision For Permanent Session Reached ‘MOLLISONS SEEM | I CHEERFUL AFTER | (Ry Associated ress) WILL SOON ISSUE STATE-} LONDON, ‘July 24.—Far MENT REGARDING THEIR | from dead, the economic con- FUTURE ference may live many years as a result of today’s deci- sion by the steering commit~. jtee to remain in anen : — here, although the — | conference will take a recess __ on Thursday. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald insisted this step be taken, Behind is the full | support of Secretary of State | Cordell Hull. Hull looks on the confer- H fe ASLO CRIES : | ence not as having failed but EW YORK, July 24.—A small-town, oil-stained barn-, lected for the loss of an eye while Mae. He is the co-holder of one. REDUCED COST OF | ered ree as a series of conferences of | stormer, spurred by the reckless dream’ of flying | working on an oil rig. |and sole holder of the other of} j ‘glory, has conquered the world as no other man has con- Civelen Barth te eds ac leat ea al AUTO TAGS HELPS | wnicn the London Parley is PUGET only a starter, MORE CARS PUT ON ROAD, - A history. | quered it before, are un penis donehty Miers) Sn sooner had he returned el It’s no accident that he has tri-© who barely got beyond his geo- Today’s decision calls for VEHICLE DEPARTMENT. |*he original members of the STATES VOLUME LIV. No. 174. e BANK ROBBER’ “That Guy Post---He Just Ain’t Hu SLAYS COP IN Diriiz World Flier’s Solo Record Cheitices Cantus Started ‘As Oil Town ’Chute: Jumper 1951 ‘ROUND THE WORLD WITH GATTY Makes Dash For Freedom; Bandit Shot When Mak- ing Exit To Lower Floor} Of Building PTITTTITITITITITTTTTrTi TTT td ee man Agreemeat Reached, How- ever, For Calling Recess Of Assemblage On Thursday (By Assoemted Presss CHICAGO, July 24—A desperate « bank robber fought’ policemen with - pis- tols inthe’ criminal court- Toom today killing Police- en! dobe Sevick before he 5 was probably fatally wound- ed himself. The gunman, who once be- fore made'a break from a detective bureau, was. John Scheck, 21, facing trial for the robbery of the National Bank at Niles Center, Illi- nois. Scheck suddenly made a dash for freedom from the} bull pen of the building in to the courtroom. The bailiff shouted a warning and Sevick drew his weapon, whereupon Scheck fired four times and} the policeman dro} (By Associated Press) BRIDGEPORT, July 24.— The Mollisons awakened at a hospital this morning refresh- ed, and smiling again at life. After nine hours sleep, they looked more cheerfully at the crash in a salt’ marsh last night which ended their flight over the north Atlantic. Friends, who went to their bedsides, said they seemed in good spirits. One friend said they would issue a statement soon regarding the future. } cil country ard later his tested prowess gave him the $7,500 prize in! The flying courage that sent Wiley Post and his plane hurtling 2 dash from Los Angeles to Chicago. | | through to success in the first solo flight around,the world:was born | when the Oklahoma oil driller turned parachute jumper and embarked Soon he was flying planes over the ‘Then came the epochal flight! with Harold Gatty around the world, andgnow his own solo, eclipsing | all his previous exploits. } jona thrilling career in the air. \ r ., i . : eet | learning. h vrs d th i to shape Wiley Post’s flying car-| manual. laborer. in. the. oil fields) eemning. 2 an wrapped the wile) ta ais Vers med tal of Oklahoma—bought his first!) Twice he has done it with thejlived and written a mere decade, little plane. with insurance. money col-'same ship—the stalwart Winnie (Continued on Page Four) Wilcox’s District To Lose’ ~(L0¥E-AFFAIR ENDS... . 3 a . fs | his world flight with Harold Gatty)| umphed—but accident has helped|town of Grand Saline, Texas, graphy classes in his quest er 1981 than.he set for himself a| steering committee to attend r. For Post—born in the “TO DISTRIBUTE ~ CRIMINAL COURT. CONDUCTS BRIEF (By Associated Press) TALLAHASSEE, July 24.—Re- ction incest of automobile tags. ty iwhich became effective July 1. is .: . several weeks after the re-— IN WOMAN'S DEATH sree putting more cars on the road, the state motor vehicle department said today. During the first half of the CLOTHING HERE floor below where he ‘was shot by another policeman. The nations whose dele- — | WEATHER-HALTS ITALIAN ARMADA ~ ONRETURN TRIP FOG CONDITIONS CAUSE POSTPONEMENT; TAKEOFF EXPECTED TOMORROW IF WEATHER IMPROVES (Ny Asaoocinted Press) NEW YORK, July 24,—General)| Ttalo Balbo, because of unfavor- able weather, today postponed un- til. tomorrow the takeoff of his ‘twenty-four plane armada on its return journey to Italy. The general left the field to re- tarn to the hotel in New York © waiting about four hours in; hope that fog conditions along! th) east coast would improve. It is expected the air fleet will taleoff tomorrow morning. if a fi a3 le Weather report is re- TO 7 PERSONS: DRIWNINGS, FALL, PLANE AUTOMOBILE AND TRAIN, CAUSES \ (Ry Axsectated Press) \TLANTA, July 24.—Nine their lives plane crash, one in tomebile mishap, one by jim and one by a fall. messee and Florida cach repited two deaths, Georg Algma, Mississippi, Virginia ct ith Carolina, one each. BY STRANGULATION, APARTMENT SUPER INT EN.| TOMANY NEEDY SESSION Tobay| Some Of Proposed Projects LARGE QUANTITY IN HANDS, CASE OF ‘HAROLD ALBURY, TILA LLL LA OF LOCAL RED CROSS CHAP-| CHARGED WITH NON-SUP-| HENSON HAS. TWIN | PORT, WAS ONLY MATTER TAILED SCORPION TER; TO DECIDE ON METH- OD OF DISTRIBUTION TAKEN UP ‘ To the list of odd, strange and curious creations of na- ture, add a twin tailed scor- Not a figment of the but a breathing arachnid with two tails side by and on the end of each tail the venemous sting with which all of the order scorpionida are provided. Believe it when you see the proof and John He it in Ke: r, Phil has the proof. John, who is an employe of By PAUL MAY ton Correspondent e Citizen WASHINGTON, July 24.—Of it SWEETHEART WITH SASH : CORD ‘ Ka | the whole list of federal projects! Mark ‘for which Congressman | Wileox has been working here in 1 } | Washington, some are due to be) | (Dy Associated Press) NASHVILLE, July 24.—Miss| Golden Keith, 34, was found! | strangled to death with a piece of | sash cord, in the basement of an| H apartment house where she ran an | are approved, Congressman Wil-! ojevator. } The body was covered with an) old piece of canvas. i Police today arrested William} Eugene ‘Rittenberry, 47, superin-| tendentt of the apartments and an-| nounced he had confessed. i The purported confession } | | A large quantity of clothing,| The case of Harold Albury, | blankets, etc., that is in the hands | charged with non-support, was the of the local Red Cross chapter is/ only one disposed of in criminal to be distributed as soon as ar-|court which met 10 o'clock this; rangements can be made and norning in recessed session. method for distribution decided; State Attorney John G. Sawyer. on. ., * Fi - 3 oti in place of County Solici- There will be a meeting of the ee eee eas disquali chapter Wednesday morning 11/4" J: F. Busto, who was cisquall- o'clock in the rooms of the organ-|fied at his own request, stated he| ization at the new headquarters’ had investigated the case, found of the lighthouse department at|"othing to substantiate the charg- the foot of Greene street. jes and recommended ,that the case | Matters relative to the new roll be nol prossed. It was so ordered. ; call and other problems of vital County Solicitor “Busto ‘asked }interest are to be discussed and ‘that court be recessed for the day, | tthe question of distributing the | owing to his being too ill to at- clothing will possibly be decided;tend. Judge J. Vining Harris at this meeting. \stated he had visited Mr. Busto at Ss ipapedienentnseaceon his home and found him too ill to! (perform the duties of his office.! ‘and he recessed the court until 10 SURVEYING LAND {o'clock tomorrow: morning. aerate ON SUGAR LOAF enrt"*s jurors, whose names were | SIOTTIIIL. awn from the box two weeks | } ago, were not available for service. ‘WORK PARTY GOES |} The names of Joseph Baker, J. F.) BEING CONDUCTED BY ENGI- Castillo and William Sweeney were | drawn to fill the vacancies in the! NEERS OF ATLANTIC panel, COAST LINE ‘DR. VAN DEUSEN ARRIVES SUNDAY: pion. imagiontien, living, | sliminated and the appropriations \are to be reduced for those which | | cox said today. Public. Works |Harold I. Ickes has | twelve projects for Wilcox dis- Administrator | | trict but Director of the Budget ocasl |Lewis E. Douglas has turned) to the effect he had a love affair (with. Miss Keith and was afraid | thumibe down on some and will re- .),. would tell his wife. FLORIDA BRINGS 99 PASSENGERS and kept it to shew the: | duce the “amount to be expended | would prove skeptical i | for the others, the id. Final dee | projects congressman i | twelv. all President { rests with The steamer Florida arrived lekes | £FO™ Tampa Saturday afternoon with 99 passengers. Of these. 28; Winter Park, | were aliens. The vesse} sailed 6:30) Weet! °c for Tampa with 51 pas- jsengers. Lake} The steamsbip “Yoro”, of the Standard Fruit and S. S. company, and arrived in port last night from |Boston. After taking fuei oll at |the Porter Dock company, the ship Wileox declared sailed for ports in Mexico at 4° o'clock this morning Rocsevelt. ‘osteffices approved by TO SHOALS LIGHT. ~~ | | | Vero Beach, Fort | OPERATIONS TO BE CARRIED; | Palm Beach, Palm Beach, IGHT ON AT REBECCA LIG tas STATION August | Pierse, { Two civil engineers of the At- Jantic Coast Line are surveying the land owned by the company Jon Sugar Loaf and have Char} jewin and Joe Stickney acting as COMES TO MAKE COLLECTION | rodmen, j Automobilists ridin OF FISH SPECIMENS FOR AQUARIUM | Worth, Fort ; Hollywood. Congressman that there was SBM ee ilable yet in regard te Douglas’ STRANGE WIRELESS CODES DEVELOPED (My Annoctated Prewn) CLEVELAND, July 24.—‘Nes- | A working pserty sailed this ‘morning on the lighthouse tender Ivy for Rebecea Shoals light- jhouse. The structure. both metal and woodwork, will be scraped and painted Robert ©. Van Deusen ar-| It is understood that a8 soon as on the Havana Special yes-'the work there is compieted the from Philadelphia, for his! party will go to Tortugas where visit to secure a collection “the same work will be done on that) uatic life for the Fairmount ¢tructure. | projects is Aquarium, of which he is!” In the party are Paul Atwell.’ witcos said. tent. carpenter in charge of repairs:;4 iocter announced his pro-. PF. Camas. H. L. Atwell, Noel Bak- several days ago in| er, W. Haskins, Lumley Parks and fishermen whom) R. Roberts. no information in that séc to = ie | mising that pos j intends te make Inquiry shows the engi running lines aud out to determine wheth wnegto who is farming fis using the land of intentions, as all twelve projects} have been submitted to President! | Rocsevelt for his approval. i Quick action on these expected, however, i edgemont, watkins. etna, wabesh.” teraft wireless: operators in ¢om- NO JOKE WITH JUDGE weeraouseone 8 = STRAND THEATER [| Thes an airplane ; broadcasting. “edgemont 50 at 1.- riva EWTON, Ka B > local Pay DENT ;STRANGYES SECRET ‘NEW ROOSEVELT twelve oT. eclipse, woodward, starlight. ! These are some of the odd code | | words developed for use of sir-/ ———- | municating with ground stations! operator | KOEX OR MODESS | collecting oye in sPEch THIS couldn't see WE Phone 21c » ER’S PHARMACY ! Free Delivery epeci- largest and hen od | 4. B. Haskins, assistant superin- jtendent of lighthouses, wen the party to leok oter t tien and expects te rete tender when she comes in W day Wray—Phillip Holm in se hae axe 500 C-A-V-U," would inform thel month, they said, 7/798 more tags were issued than in the corespond- ing period of last year. gates on the steering com- mittee will not be in London will be represented by their ambassadors here. HITLER’S NAZIS CONTROL GERMAN | PROTESTANTISM {PROTEST RECEIVED BY NON- NAZI ELECTION BOARD THAT VOTERS WERE INTIM- | IDATED MARRIAGE HAPPY PRESIDENT’S SON AND WIFE TO LIVE IN LOS ANGELES (By Associated Press) FORT WORTH, July 24.— Los Angeles will be the home of the Elliott Roosevelts, the Oly Axsoctated Prensa) | BERLIN, July 24-—Chancellor \Hitier’s Nazi government had con- |trol ef German Protestantism to- iday, as a result of general church elections and siarted reorganiza- ‘ticn from the ground up. Simultaneously the non-Nazi lelection board received complaints ‘that voters had been intimidated, tand in consequence declared the election invalid. About 400,000 elders and mem lbers of governing boards ‘chosen. They will name Provin jcial Synod delegates, who will s jlect delegates to the nations (Synod for nominating « r [bishop post tiat hes Leen in dis | pute for weeks. dncomplete ident's son and his bride arriving rs announced upon here. “Please don't ask for any We are here and all,” Roosevelt begged newsmen. statements. we are happy, that’s LIFE PRESERVERS WERE MUCH NEEDED (ty Anwactsted Prensy PORTLAND, Ore., July Seven ses-bound Japanese ors” ranging in age from 4 to 12 vears were taken from a raft ont gaat electors, who apparently rea! the Willamette river near here! ized the futility of resistance, hed by a police harbor patrol whose heeded Hitler's sdmonition t captain decreed the indefinite'“the churgh expects protection postponemen# of the ‘projected) from the state, which in turn in voyage, on the technical grounds! entitled to expect allegiance from the home-made craft was im-jthe church” snd had resigued properly supplied with life pre-jthemselves largely to fusion lists servers, j mating balloting soperfisos:. were 4— A “sail returns indicated FRANK L. PACKARD _ is the author 7he- HIDDEN DOOR A swift-action, multi-climax story of machine-gun tempo THE BIG BRAIN Also— leround operator that he wat eact-{ o se hound out of Detroit, at an siti Warner Baxter—Eliava Landi infil tude of 1300 feet, and that cvil-j 1 LOVED YOU WEDNESDAY |! ing or height of ihe clouds, and Matinee, 10-15<; Night, 15-250 visibility were unlimited. STARTS TODAY ON PACE THREE i