The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 10, 1933, Page 7

‘THURSDAY, AUGUSY 10, 1933. YOUNG RIVAL SEEKS MILWAUKEE MAYORSHIP IN RECALL MOVEMENT By ALVIN STEINKOPF tity Asnecinted Prenmt MILWAUKEE, Aug. 10.—When @ jad named Fortney Stark was i years old, a hard-hitting socialist] named Daniel Webster Hoan be- came mayor of Milwaukee. | That was 18 years ago. ! Today this same Fortney Stark,} now an energetie young man of 25, proposes to upset Hoan’s poll} tical apple-cart and the popular} notion that Milwaukee must have} a socialist mayor. He has announced himself a candidate for Mayor Hoan’s post and through an organization which! calls itself the Recall council has| begun a movement to oust the veteran executive. Pushes Reeall Move Stark must obtain 43,000 sig-; natures for his recall petitions to| reach the first step in his ambi-| tion. While the movement has been prodded vigorously, it stilt is, far from that goal. } Political observers hesitate to! predict the result of young Stark’s: campaign, for they say much has} happened in the 15 months since Mayor Hoan piled up the thump- ing majority which kept him in the city hall. Through a hundred political storms tall, sharp-featured Mayor Hoan has held fast to his office,| preaching socialism while paving streets, building sewers and fos- tering education. Year by year he grew mightier politically until @ socialist mayor and a non-par- tisan council to do him battle be- came fixtures in the Milwaukee} politiea! pieture. In his seventeenth year as, mayor Hoan was returned to of- fice in April, 1932, by the largest vote of his career. For this term Mayor Hoan dis- closed a “four year plan” to set Milwaukee right amid the jumbled economie condition of the nation. To cut wages, he said, would be to sink deeper into the mire of! the depression. Favors Six-Hour Day jeame President. ‘BRAIN TRUST’ IN GROUP NAMES PRACTICE OF GIVING TRICK NAMES TO GROUPS AT NA- TION’S CAPITAL CONTINUES! TO BE POPULAR | BERT PLUMMER yy Annawtated Ieenn? WASHINGTON; Aug. 10.—The practice of giving tri¢k names bad those groups with whom the) Presi- dent associates. himself in one} capacity or the other popular im the capital. Back in the days when Presi- dent Hoover was in the habit of arising early and, with several of the ranking members of his ad- ministration, tossed a ‘ medicine ball around on the White House lawn the “medicine ball cabinet” became one of the most widely known groups in the country. And later, in his campaign for re-election, three of his most} trusted advisers—-Walter Brown,| postmaster general; Pat Hurley,; secretary of war,iand Ogden Mills, secretary of the treasury—were, invariably dubbed the President’s “Three Musketeers.” And so it is with President Roosevelt. He had been in the White House only a short time; before his various groups of ad-! visers had been given queer- sounding sobriquets. Albany Knew It The “brain trust” is perhaps! the most familiar. Strictly speak-} ing, however, the “brain trust” was named before Roosevelt be- In Albany, prior to his inauguration, reports drift continues, | MOST FAMILIAR | | | | 14 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN The famous painting “Naza- rene”, which portrays Christ as @ blond, blue-eyed, triumphant person, is viewed by Rufus C. Dawes, president of A Century of Progress—the Chicago World’s Fair—(left), and Col. HL Stanley Todd, painter of the masterpiece, whick is on exhi- bition in the Hall of Religion at the Fair. 'CRAB CRUSHER FOR | SAVING FISHERIES) (My Associated Preast — , MELBOURNE, Australia, Ae 10.—Crabs are menacing the livli- hood of 200 fishermen here. Thousands of spider-crabs, many of them five feet from claw to elaw, invaded Corner Inlet and + Port Phillip Bay. In some places }they are said to be three feet, thiek on the bottom of the seaj and have destroyed every bit of: fish food and sea growth. The government has been asked to provide the fishermen with aj heavy roller to crush the erabs in; shallow water. It is thought that| the mangled -remains would at- tract other erabs to the spot and) the roller eventually might wipe; out the menace, i NEW DEATH PENALTY | BILL IN ARGENTINA | H (By Asnociated Prean) } . BUENOS AIRES, August 10.—| Women, minors and men over 60; | would be exempt from the death penalty which a bill passed by the [senate restores in Argentina af- {ter a generation. The measure ; Row is before the chamber of de-| i puties. Death would be by shoot- ing or electrocution at the choiee ; oi the condemned. I Niek Kobseff, 16, pitcher for the C. C. Thomas Post in the American Legion’s junior baseball {tournament in San Franeiseo, | Struck out 36 in 18 innings. | _ Yashi Tann, pretty Japanese fgirl, is one of the best high school , athletes in Los Angeles, Calif. ‘ain PALM |TYPEWRITING ) are certain disadvantages in hold- DISADVANTAGES IN POSITION OF = (ty Associated Presn) i COMPTON, Cal., August 10.—; Clifton S. Smith has learned there| ing down the job as mayor. Dur-} ing the earthquake emergency in March, Smith supplied merchandise valued at $17 to workers. Like! other busines men of Compton he presented his claim to the city. Before it was approved, Smith! was elected mayor, Now he finds he cannot do business with the city as a city official and will be | unable to collect the $17. | BELIEVES IN WALKING | SAURES i WALNUT RIDGE, Ark.—-Follow- | ing her theory that plenty of ex-) ercise will gain a long life, Mrs.| Martha E. Jones, of this city, | walks several miles a day to keep healthy. | | Marguerite Smith, 17, of Seattle, | Wash., recently won a pistol shoot | against national champions of both sexes. Bill Mathews, 13, of Chattan- ooga, Tenn., defeated the best} marble players of the west and} south in the Chicago tournament. | PAGE SEVEN Curigsity Same in Any Land! In America, thousands came to view General Italo Balbo’s Air Armada when it artived at A Century of Progress. In taly, where this photo was taken with an Italian seaplane, folke were just as curious when the first DeSote convertible coupe was first exhibited. This picture was taken near Rome, SS ¥ SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN—20c POSeceesecacagsseaesesaseosssassaseneseseeeese THRIFTY CAR OWNERS WROTE this CODE ted down to Washington concera- He urged a six-hour day for; ing this group. Workers, advocating a general! There’s another group of presi- strike to achieve it if necessary,:dential advisers, however, | which and advocated a temporary return, has come into being since March‘ to hand “labor, an , emergeney.4 and whose name was conceived measure he admitted to be a back-| and: bestowed ‘im the capital, ward step. It ‘is the so-called “Bedside; + The depression he described as eabinet.” “the agony of a dying system, the} The “Bedside cabinet” is just) Tast gasps of capitalism.” what its name,implies. The Presi- Then’ he’ set out to execute his! dent, pon awaking in the morh- idea in municipal affairs. There}ing, frequently summons. to his ‘Was no reduetion in salaries, and, bedside some of his most trusted! ech savings as were achieved;lieutenants for a conference on! Were devoted to creating more}the most pressing. problems econ-/ ity work. : fronting the administration at the *. Fortney Stark, secretary of the! moment. lwaukee real estate board, is- “i persistent warnings that Hoan’s “four year plan”. took in- Early Birds ~ The “Bedside cabinet” is com- posed of three men. Professor! SM aap everybody but the '8*-| Moley, generally regarded as the! ie {foremost “braintruster” in the} pJpeonen onda eg ne eet there! dmintstration, is usually present. ahe waier te pay tee toe. Young Lewis Deugins, director of Stark’s appeal has been directed band bedget, in the. "second, and te the citizen who pays the bills. es Meenry one the spre “tpresidential secretary, is the Mayor Hoan has taken no of- | ther, ficial notice of the recalt move- Peer : ment—or the youth who aspirest_, THere i little that concerns the @ the mayoralty so. long held b: "administration or the country that socialists, . ng held YY ithese three men do not share. { } chee thats | conn Parition, says the mayor, bas} 4° simple vacuum refrigeration} Which are “caught” with ‘rge (anit has been developed for cool-| Pherhahy ; ing in summer a house that has a Lh byt pr aa whieh they steam heating plant Yor on The tax-raising improvements,” be charges, were demanded by reall cos ama mes ane rnc 9” estate operators, and detin-} quencies exist, he says, because} the operators do not care to pay) the taxes themselves. ! ELEPHANT HERDS | SUMMER AT SHORE, ‘ty ssertated Uresnt ' NAIROBI, Aug. 10.—Elephant} herds in Kenya, taking their sum Mer excursion te the see shore, | re damaging mative farms at} Bi, near Mombasa. On their Way to the shore the pachyderms Teid gardens and tom-toms are Beaten to frighten the animals @way Among the first group of coua| Star mothers and widows to go to} Europe this year to visit the graves | where American soldiers are} buried. is Mrs, Kate Mike, 74, al = bloaded Indian from Wiaten-| Subscribe for The Citizen—20 weekly. TO SUBSCRIBERS If you do not receive your paper by 6:00 o'clock im the afternoon, use your telephone or your neighbor's phone and cali 51 and a paper will be sent to your home. A complaint boy is on duty at this office from 6:00 to 7:15 p.m. for the purpose of delivering ccm- plaints. Help us give you 100 percent service by calling 51 if you do not receive The Citizen. r ‘AMERICAN LANDS _|SHIP_ SCRAPPING | TOPS BUILDING spoons minced parsley. 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