The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 8, 1933, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service VOLUME LIV. No. 213. SIX NAVAL PLANES ROAR DOWN EASTERN SEABOARD * Squdiom Of Aweralt be-/ANOTHER APPEAL lieved To Be Routed) FOR SUFFERERS Canal Zone Re- To gion (ity Associated Press) NORFOLK, Sept. 8.—A squadron of six naval planes were roaring down the east- ern seaboard today on what is believed to be a non-stop 2,000-mile flight to Coco Solo, Canal Zone naval base. The flying armada, com- manded by Lieutenant Com- -mander Donald H. Carpen- iter and a carrying crew of (86 officers and men, may ‘again take the air from the ‘Canal Zone for 3,000 miles ‘more to San Diego. All is still a matter of conjecture thus far. Upon arrival at the sup- posed-to-be destination, the craft may yet be ordered to maneuvers in other sections, as no definite program has been determined as yet as to the activities of this flying Squadron. FOR STATE RELIEF FUNDS FLORIDA COUNTIES WILL RECEIVE HELP FROM AMOUNT OF $977,350 AP- PROPRIATED IN MATTER My A inted Fi > TALLAHASSEE, ‘Sept. 8. —The Siste Advisory Council for Unemployment Relief to- IN STORM AREA } LOCAL RED CROSS CHAPTER HEARS FROM JOHN BARTON PAYNE GIVING OUTLINE OF} SITUATION Another appeal for help for sufferers from the recent storm along the east coast of Florida has} been received by the local Red Cross Chapter. This is from John Payne, chairman, and cites Director Henry Baker at West Palm Beach estimates over 3,000 families in 12 counties affected by the storm have already applied for aid and this number it is said, will probably reach 4,000 as re- ports, are received from interior points. Governor Dave Sholtz has designated the American Red Cross as official relief agency. Emergency relief is being ex- tended through all local Red Cross chapters but it is estimated a re- lief fund of $75,000 will be re- quired to provide sufferers with ‘food, clothing, household goods Barton that! “The gangster must go,” Att federal an e authori directed against gangsters who w 3 as they plan new attacks on crime. — KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 19) orney General Cummings has said, expressing the spirit anima’ Thus the long arm of the law is reck trucks and damage property when tribute is not paid, against kidnapers and the underworld generally in an effort to smash its traffic. By SIGRID ARNE (By Aunocinted Presn? WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. —When Congress _re-opens,' one of its major duties is ex- pected to be the forging of and rebuild and repair homes of those without resources. “We are relying,” wires the chairman, “on the proven gene- rosity of the citizens of Florida to provide these funds for the re. jnew legislative | weapons! against crime and the} criminal. “The gangster must. go,” Attor- ;cers of Kansas the crime occurs in a community;powered to take them into cus- with limited funds. The com-| tody. In addition, and obviously, munity, it is explained, must spend|the resources of the federal gov- tax money, already needed in half|ernment are greater than any one a dozen different directions, on| of its single communities. trailing the killer. The connection, authorities say, Maybe he has crossed a state between crime and the politician line-and the barrier of extradition| is a serious matter. laws makes his return for trial more difficult. Take, for ex- ample, the murderers of the offi-/ City. As that) It is being given much thought in mapping the federal program. Some means of hastening and The Kep West Citisen 33. For 53 Years Devoted to the : Best Interests of Key West PRICE FIVE CENTS Conciliatory Efforts Made'In HEMMER FILES SUIT AGAINST FILM ACTRESS; |MARY PICKFORD DEFENDANT | IN PROCEEDINGS ASKING; ‘AMOUNT OF TWO. HUNDRED | » AND FIFTY THOUSAND (iy Annoclated Press) a NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Echoes of days when the Mary Pickford-| ter- Owen Moore marriage was | | minating reverberated down the years to mingle today with the complaint of a graying actor who| is suing the film actress for $250,-/ 000. Edward Hemmer filed saying that in the old days suit,’ he| acted as foster father, adviser and’ | business manager for Pickford, | and he says he is entitled to this! compensation. | i In a complaint served on Pick- ‘a hearing today. city’s officers went into the case | making penalty more certain for|ford’s attorney, Hemmer relates lief of their friends and neighbors| ney General Cummings has said. and allichapters throughout... the} And to that end~he has-ordered state are urged to intensify 'their| special studies, now being made, efforts and raise an adequate re- lief fund in their territory. “Call a meeting of the execu- tive committee and prominent citizens and advise that the quota for Key West is $500. Please take such steps as necessary to raise this amount.” CRITICISM OF ADMINISTRATION TS VERY SCANT REPUBLICAN MEMBERS ARE of the killer, the kidnaper, the racketeer, and of state and fed- eral laws, One of the first considerations; will be protection for federal of- ficers. As it is, a federal officer may be killed, but the duty of trailing and sentencing his killer devolves on the, state in which the murder occurs. State Lines Complicate Case Here lies a difficutly. Often i} exime is being sought. Technicalities Undo Work It often happens that a hard- working sheriff spends sleepless days and nights apprehending a ~ ,¢riminal, only to see him turned nation! off with a short sentence, or no sentence at all. The sheriff out- thinks the gangster and brings |him to trial. But the defense at- Actually, crime experts explain,|torney steps in with his knowledge no spot in the country would be aj of the technicalities of evasion. safe place for such murderers. No} Then come arguments for appeal, place ‘would ‘they be more than a/dismissal, change of venue or few hours from officers em-! postponements. how could they determine at first! in what direction:to send - their detectives? If the killing of a federal offi- cer is made a federal crime there exists a network of brother offi- cers scattered about the that can close in on the fleeing criminals. Would Tighten Net AT PARK TONIGHT SEARCH MADE FOR that both he and Pickford’s mother “were vigorously opposed to the associating of the defendant with Douglas Fairbanks prior to her divorce from Owen Moore and} took a vigorous and determined! stand in opposition thereto, but! nevertheless the defendant per- sisted in associating with Fair-| banks, although the wife of Owes Moor. : Hemmer says he was promised! by Pickford’s mother she would, compensate him in her will, but ‘MIGHTY RISE IN TODAY FOR CUBA “MISSING BALLOONS | Pickford received the entire MATTERS TAKEN | UP AT HEARING ISSUE PERTAINING TO HIGH- ER PRICE LEVELS PRESENT- ED BEFORE COMMITTEE IN WASHINGTON { (ity Anneviated Prensa) WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—Flor- ida proponents of state and na- tional control of citrus fruit te as- sure higher price levels presented their case for that state’s plan at The Florida agreement proposes | a state contro! committee of twelve members, authorizea to prohibit or prorate shipments when market conditions do not afford a reason- able price. M. L. Corey, Florida represen- tative, offered witnesses to show the plan had been approved over- whelmingly at a state-wide meet- ing of growers. The Texas agreement is to come up after Florida’s examination is completed. ba’s Political Differences; De Cespedes May Be Reinstated [CITRUS FRUIT Newly Selected Delega- tion Holds Secret -Ses- sion To Clarify Situa- tion (Dy Assoctated Press) HAVANA, Sept. 8.—At- tempts to conciliate political differences that have given Cuba two revolutionary gov- ernments within a month, and brought 30 Amerigean warships to Cuban waters, began today. “Six men and a woman named at an all-faction meeting went into secret Provisional President de Ces- pedes would be reinstated, chosen to supplant the five- man junta. DEVELOPMENTS NEAR CLIMAX WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. BORDER STREAM IS NOW FEARED MUDDY TORRENTS SURGING INTO RIO GRANDE IS CAUSE OF THREAT IN AREAS AROUND TEXAS sty Associnted Press) HARLINGEN, Texas, ept. 8.— Muddy torrents, surging into the Rio Grande from rain-soaked Mexican watershed, threatened to raise the mighty border stream to —tThe Roosevelt administra- ‘tion regarded swift develop- ments in troubled Cuba as approaching a climax—pos- sibly even solution—but mili- tary mobilization for sea, land or air movements con- tinued unrelaxed. Last night with 80. war- ships converging on troubled Cuba or standing by a few hours’ steaming distance away, the United States gov- ernment stood ready to land marines or bluejackets on an ja dangerous stage, while residents | instant’s notice should Amer- jof the hurricane-devasted lower]; sei. valley after taking precautions to|'#" Citizens be endangered guard the flood control system,|by rioters or mobs. ones on the task of rehab. The cruiser Richmond Estimates of damage ran around | Steamed into Havana harbor ; $10,000,000, with 22 known dead land the citrus crop wiped out, |°!08ely followed by the de- stroyer Bainbridge. They glided past Morro Castle and anchored beside an Amer- | — — —— ‘FREIGHTER COMAL } ican destroyer already there. The wrecking tug Relief, which | left here ostensibly to give assist-! NOTED REVEREND: : ance to the British steamer Jose-; STEAMSHIP MEDINA DUE ~~ phine Grey aground off the Cuban} HERE SOME TIME LATE coast, is now working to relieve | THIS EVENING {Ry Assoctated Press) - VENTOR, New Jersey,” {the S. S. Elizabeth, off Santa} | Lucie Inlet on the Florida coast. | Frank Shepherd, assistant en-| The steamship Comal, of the} Parkhurst, 91, enemy of the political corruption in New gineer on the Relief, who has Clyde-Mallory lines arrived 4:15 just returned from a vacation,|o'clock this morning from New left on the afternoon train yester-|Orieans. She took on shipments day for Stuart, Fia., to join thejof cigars and a miscellaneous as- ship. jsortment of freight and sailed 6 York City 40 years ago, died today after « fell from the porch of his home. Walking in his sleep, he stepped out of « window to ——— re, k for Miami and Jackson- IRAQ DIES TODAY egy the porch roof, and fell to the ground. day allotted to Florida coun- ties $977,350 for relief work during September. The council announced it would aid persons the storm aréa if the Red Cross funds were insufficient. Governor Sholtz tele. graphed) that the Federal Relief Administration has ap- Proved the expenditure for roofing materials to supply shelter to destitute persons. tate, about $1,500,000. The actress also, he ‘ ! Promised to pay him if her mother | failed. RELIEF GIVING AID TO STEAMER FOR MOST PART BROAD AND GENERAL IN CRITICISM OF CAPITAL ACTIVITIES ON BOND ELECTION; AND 4 OCCUPANTS AIR BAGS WERE TAKING PART IN INTERNATIONAL RACES; FEARS EXPRESSED FOR SAFETY OF MEN | TAKES MANY PASSENGERS WHAT HAD BEEN HERE , SINCE TUESDAY MAYOR MALONE, DR. WAR-! REN, FRANK LADD AND) | | H SAM HART WILL BE, HEARD, si! stoamship Florida, of the| ON IMPORTANT SUBJECT /P: und: 0. S. S. company, sailed} jthis afternoon for Havana. Many! atively scant and for the most fo of the passengers have been in! part in beoad and general terms. : © Key West. since Tuesday when! Ever so vften some G. 0. P.} why freeholders should register,'they arrived to take the boat to stalwart, in a speech or prepared! pay poll taxes and vote for the! Havana. | ean souks repaid = warn bond election to be held Septem | rien ge mapa br 7s eet of dire things if present policie s i rom Tampa, due to the! are pursued, but for the most | Der si will be heard i, ee mses! storm that raged on the west coast part such criticism hasn't gotten| meeting to be held a yvieW/ and prevented the Florida land-} very far. | Park tonight. ing her passengers when she ar-! There have been reports that) This election is undoubtedly; rived near Port Tampa, Monday.| the se praeret pees. Raa be: of the most important events; She sailed one da: ator McNary, the party’s leader in! ; t f Key West, it has, V@7a. the senate, have counseled silence.| ae ey & a Some of the delayed passenger: - 8 ' {This in no’ time, they say, for po-|been shown, and it is hoped that) Joo "h thea on the Sis Caba| CAMP MEMBERS | litical outbursts. jevery property owner in the coun-) which is laid up for the summer| At the close of the special ses-|ty will be at the meeting tonight/ season. Others were quartered at! A party of 10 Key West young, sion of congress, Representative) to hear the facts of the matter) hotels in the city. ™men who are workers in the! Snell, the republican leadbr hi explained by able speakers who! = Forestry Camp at Penny ‘Farma,: he house, issued a blast against), ./, given every phase of fhe KILLS THREE AND s ithe policies of the Roosevelt ad-| its | tei near Jacksonville, ate, rounding) ministration with particular em-|PO"d ie | BELFAST, Maine, Sept. 8. A mentally deranged man out a vacation spent with” their! phasis on the cost entailed. ey OB families in Key West.- tt was noised about that some! agiieee, De Mian Bh. . Waren, They expect to. leave over the %f Soell’s associates thought his 7. Collector Frank H. Ladd and highway tomorrow morning with’ **2¢* il-timed. Sam Hart. Each of these will considered harmless amuck in the business sec and killed three men, critic- ally wounded another and By HERBERT PLUMMER (Ny Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—Re- publican criticism of the new ad- ministration thus far has been rel- (My Associated Press) CHICAGO, Sept. 8.—A widespread search was Convincing arguments as | derway today for two mi ing balloons in the Inter- j national James Gordon Ben- nett balloon races. y late from Ha-| } Fears were expressed for of the Good- year Nine, piloted by Ward T. Vanorman, and the Polish piloted by Cap Francizek Hynek, may have drifted out over the Atlantic to their doom. [RELIEF COUNCIL PLANS MEETING the four occupants missing balloons, the entry, in | | ‘ t | Steamship Medina is due in port this evening from Galveston. Shej ; will be loaded with regular cargo! ,and sail for Charleston and New! York. i (Ry Associated Presa) | BERNE, Switzerland, Sept. S—King Feissl of iraq, scholer and desert warrior who, with the aid of romantic Ferry Palma sailed last night} for Havana with freight and mail Lawrence of Arabia, wrested | She will return this afternoon with| i fruit and mail. Tanker Elisha Walker arrived yesterday with cargy of fuel oil] for the tanks of the Florida East But it is difficult for the man ; the i i i : “ . elucidate the reasons for the elec- een SE reeming: Shel schooled inthe ‘practical ‘side af|Gu an, cect tik OE be on: famp not later than Sunday eve-| politics to be patient and silent tallied if. beede ave webed: fer and} pire. {Fynen the opposing party is doing’ ene incalculable benefits that will] Among those in the party arei aitien > mpect precedent and tre-| ue to the people of the Bobby Waugh, John McMahon, : jeounty and city. THIRTEENTH, A BOY Rex Baeza, Cecil Curry, Owen irry, Jack Higgs, Evelio Mar- ez, B. Crespo and Charles Hall. j FREE TRIP TO MIAMI DANCE TONIGHT AT CUBAN CLUB By HOWARD WILSON Admission 50c (Plux Se Tax) Children 10c; Ladies Se No Kickback Here Senator Kean of New Jersey, whose republicanism is as regular as it could possibly be, has found ta target at which he can shoot which is to begin at 8 o'clock. | without fear. Ne one can say that jhis particular form of criticism at economic recovery. The senator has picked out the weather bureau and Sercetary) (Continued on Page Four) | The first talk will begin {promptly at §$:30 o'clock follow- ling a concert to be given by the Municipal Band of Key West} Key waa Every person in should attend the meeting whether endangers the president's efforts/or not a taxpayer, and learn the) macs slvars reedy te serve you.| ltrue situation in order to intelli-! ree delivery service. j | ‘ gently discuss the reasons for the bond issue with others. who are net convinced, then blew off the top of his own head. i Matters that require a full at-/ {tendance of the Monroe County; —| Emergency Relief Council will be ae ijn) athe regular meeting. PRESCRIPTIONS 208 5h = morning 10 o’clock in the rooms Two Graduate Registered Phar- of the chamber of commerce. | W. W. Demeritt, chairman, stated today he would appreciate GARDNER’S PHARMACY it if every member of the council make an effort to be present at Phone 177 Free Delivery 14, a kingdom from the wreck of the Turkish empire during the World War, died here today after a heart attack. |SATURDAY SPECIALS] KEY WEST VEAL KEY WEST PORK CENTRAL MARKET Cc. E. ALBURY, Prop. '] 805 Fleming St. Phone 20 i Hi i i | panies, discharged cargo and sail- Coast and P. and O. 8. S&S. com- fed today. j sented a $50 bill to a grocery and) [was arrested on suspicion, but he PUT UNDER ARREST CHICAGO— Dressed Geo. Marzhall of this in rags, city pre-| proved that he was worth $75, 000, PORTER, Wash.-—After giving birth to 12 daughters, Mrs. C. J. Ray of this city, recently gave birth to a son. Kay Francis-Walter Huston in STORM AT DAYBREAK All Star Cast in GRIEP STREET