The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 13, 1934, Page 1

e cos bbiegnnsceWeeueareon &. B. REED, DISTRICT SUPER-| By ALEXANDER ‘R:\GEORGE® (By Asseciated Prens) VISOR OF STATE, MAKING WASHINGTON, April | sea INVESTIGATION. SANITARY; Henry T. Rainey, as speaker © of; the house of representatives, © is} MATTERS one regson President Roosevelt’s| measures have had remarkably! smiooth sailing in that body. i GB. Reed, district state su-| Rainey is ‘73 years old, a polit2} ACCIDENT HAPPENED IN MIS-' pervisor of the sanitation eouaunte-| on oatimes oe o Same aia SOURI) WHILE “ANNIVER. |sion, is in Key West in connec- Jennings Beyad sities of pre: SARY BANQUET WAS BEING ‘(°" With the construction of out-| gressive democracy. His. poli ail jside sanitary. additions to homes.|and social views are as modern as’ HELD; 18 IN HOSPITAL - An investigation of the sani-j his Live oat is old-fashioned. | Seas Nae |tary conditions. in Key West rela-{ Lo Three egres = at itive to these sanitary units was! ee Cherie: oe (ity Ansociated Press) aapksd’ someestn eect ieee es tariff advocate ma | (A, Mi Ao. il 13.— ago by caustic critie of G. O. P. policies,+ BEDS: Mos. Aue {Partridge, associated with Thos. |Rainey came to the _speakership Five deaths, today marked the x Ee pepe, sity sanitary inspec-! ; with the democratic administration | Hf i Me jafter nearly 30 years‘in the house. | is of an improvised steam ee Red came to join Mr, Part-'tn 1903 he seks elected ia the a ‘ann ize and Mr, Roberts and go over: j “he told them || table;which turned a happy the ‘situation and expressed fumclbg Abeokeae ee Semen ig | Versary, banquet intp a tragedy. Self as surprised at the progress! come back every election ‘except; Fis vietiong) wll coromini,: were thus far made, which he told The when the Hai ing landslide swept {- e rd , Citizen. is very gratifying and is \the country? a wond showered with boiling water and |*atisfied that by the end of next | He-has a surprisingly. benignant|+ ‘Abia. | wee week the number of units signed! manner for one who has been’ in both; scalding steam Weinesday night! for will be far in excess of the the rough and tumble of. commit-: have ae ‘when the table exploded in a tem. Number today. * jtee and floor fights since the days’ time.” These units are médern injof insurgency against “Uncle' nidert ~“Iporary kitehen gt the Missouri-: every respect. Fly proof, mosquito Joe Cannon's speakership. With! aera his sal-| pacitie shops. 3 ate! and pechooae’ De pone this thiek thatch of silvery hair, $ x wher pays for the cost o' and his clea: mpl in, Raine; In another part of the building material used and .the Federal ion genta py nea no mae congressional delegation | approximately 1,500 persons were Emergency Relief Administration |ter how hard he battles. a waiting . pays for the work. : : i oem Gar- degval nek sian a aye sha would be the ‘gel One Major Defeat | jomists and scientists and «a A picturesque sight is the sil- nection with anni yersay. cel Lisial cost’ tothe Goins: ower, Mr. Some say he lacks tlie tevhnique friendly pipe with’a business man} ver-haired Rainey, wearjit 4 brittion. Reed said it would be surprising- 1k a Garner. or a Longworth, bat _or{ farmer, ' broad-brimmed hat, riding. 0° ot Nineteen women are in the hos’ ly low, especially when the bene-'*° far the over-riding of Presiden | ipprurelses devotion to. setting}his broad acres and playifiz host pital, two of them in a critical fits that will accrue from their | Roosevelt's veto ‘on veterans and jm ercises, winter and summer,}to the folks from town and coun- : use are considered. {federal employes’ * compensa | hele keep the speaker “in the, try who come with lunch baskets! oes ; i Alp’ 6 about 60’ of these has been his only major defe: | pink.” : date “ ” ; sanitary additions have been sign-!, He is a staunch “new dealer,”/" Every morning before eating an|Pienickers are allowed to ‘DEATH iad foe-und 1 1a anileratood that , but not a “brain. truster,’" even : ret id though he was’ graduated from! en “rare! ita | Amherst with a master of arts de. gree. In college he.was the heavy- weight boxing champion and ran! [onts,”"He sill bes ie ing: fa tia| EiRbtly music. The Raineys haye a big dairy ioe reads thriller magazines and farm, and the speaker is proud At ah pou when. many nien are be ing periodicals, is a baseball! of his “clean barns.” He smokes rng pinnate eccicncon If he|a. well:seasoned. pipe, filled: Tpered ease,” Rainey, besides’ pre-| jfinds '®. motion ‘picture uninterest- strong tobacco, and owns a huge ‘ CONCLUDES INVESTIGATION ‘siding over a frequently turbulent }ing: he takes advantage of the{collection of black briars. ide house, is obliged because of his | darkened theater to enjoy a “pick- INTO. . _QUALIFICATIONS position to attend an almost con-'¥P” doze. tute secretary is Mrs. Rainey, who | -. REVENUE COLLECTOR wide} Rainey house, the children wade; Indianjin the pools and the artifical lakes jare popular modern “swimmin’ holes.” radio, opens the windows land ‘with gusto swings telubs to the sbroadcast directi of « gymnast and the rhythm of tinuous round of social functions.}' The big Rainey farm in Illinois,' is keenly interested in things po- Swings Indian Clubs jwith its old-fashioned country} litical, economic and sociological. Fond of people, he finds re-| home, its beautiful walks, majestic} Through the medium. of freshment and stimulation in ey trees, Japanese deer made avail-/ and contacts with people she keeps variety of sociat contacts—din ners with diplomats; chats nee es Congress Works On Looking — | Toward Early Adjournment; (By Apnociated Pres) WASHINGTON, April 13.—j{ Democtatic Leader Byrns, of Senators returned to. concleding Tennessee, spoke today of an at-/ i the tae DIN dukes. ond jtempt to wind up the session “1 |atay 15. members to an afternoon of “priy-) . Senator Robirisdin, ot’ Arkansas, | ate bills” legislation that means! informed. him: that nomijournment | ‘plan: ed for that date, bi jsomething “back “home” but mothe ee fee setae . * ‘mot be so easy. tise nationally, after welcoming, gaiirechetinding iat Speciicaly| There was an interesting mett-| President Roosevelt back from his} Wanted, by: the admit isis ia] tine on material preparatory t0| ing of Equity Lodge No. 70, 1. 0.} — Hq it San Carlos B Th 0. F., held last night “when ar-| vacation trip. prembesing; ‘while some. measures; leaving for fan Corles Pay Thy jauked by it are being altered. | material is to be used in the erec-! ; rangements were made with the eee ‘ Old Washingtonia: ld i} } ‘ Gabcedcathtiis William V. Al-/degree team of the order for in-| igtonians could recall! The president told congressmen | | of a working platform to be bury returned last night over the itiation ceremonies to be conduct-|no such incident as 200 members| at the depot “I hope you stay as} ‘highway from a 10-day canvass in’ ed next week when Rev. Shuler, Sih he long as you like,” but in the same { used in constructing a range light: the interests of his candidacy for! Peele, pastor of the Fleming] use and senate paraded breath he reminded them that the Punta Rasea. state senator, + treet -Methodist Church, ‘and | With a band to greet a president's} capital is hot place in July and/ the James Cooper, son of Past Grand|Teturn from a vacation. August. Lee and Hendry Master William A, neat will «ny ‘Aspesiedl Prensa) bpuncvat April | ground. ment, Inv TAKESON MATERIAL FOR WORK PLATFORM: LIGHTHOUSE TENDER WILL! today conclnded its lengthy inves imeet in executive session ef MERITT TQ LEAVE FOR oa SPECTION TRIP Gpiaton he died! hester and willbe buried. | Lighthouse Tender Ivy is now | ‘im today’s issue 4 Plans now are for the Ivy ‘| leave Sunday night and Super- intendent William W. Demeritt ‘Cold And Snow Stil Continues | In Norther Sections Of Comtry told The Preparations were nig made Cine he was very much pleas- for sending delegates to the e@ with the aspect of affairs and. grand lodge meeting to be held at feels greatly bocstorpge aed | Lakeland, beginning April 16. ol TEST MADE BEARING \weeeeeew, ec | SHOE SALE: (Ry Anxoriated Press) 4! HUTCHINSON, Kes. April 13. |” 500 Pairs of LADIES? in broken sizes. > pater arene $1 49 i spection of aids to navigation in that section of the district. Tender Poppy is at San Carlos” Bay and will start construction of ; ithe range light at Punta Rass as is (By Ansosiated Prenat Cold and anew, contioned inthe; ‘The far west "wad winal fected by ser ihe werk pebtorss j erect [morthore section of the. commtry} the late ‘sisson diép in téempera-| Tender Poinciana, now working ‘off the intracoastal waterway jeter seuvsat gare ars nf tqreny'Sam Francisco basking in! north of Miami, has practically Pa «completed the assignment. She ‘expects to go to Port Evergiades to replace a beacon and ttlen ‘ start towards Key West. With one or two stops en route the Poincians ix expected te be in port early next week. i Seah Sta, Marie, Michigun, was 72degrge weathat: . lai Silane soecsiactlints The southern states warmed up’ niveau ede ‘ aw at he Gure:.end Friday and Saturday i Ee | —SPECIALS— Green Bay, Wis.; Grand Rapids, ag vesh Eggs ‘ |] Nice Fresh Veal, Spring Lamb BREAK$ LEG DANCING and Detroit, Mich; Cleveland, : Pork arg ts ag hor i Fre York; Frestherg, Maryland, and! MOOEMM MMM Nasco, Von Virginia ! friends how to execute! Cenreit SaakEt [P. Bowe of this city fell and broke 80S Fleming St. Phone 201 his ler {county from the -payment. of poll) ee station ‘today, slugged a {they will be allowed to vote in the / | June primary? | days following the articles printed ; j are exempt from paying poll taxes} | from 200 miles around. ‘These! make} England says, that every person early breakfast -he turns on the! coffee in the great kitchen of the| who was ngt qualified to vote inj the 1932 pritaary must register, His devoted and politically as-|- able to the public as a park and/in close touch with public senti-) | West on the return flight to Ha-| {et after the concluding cere-; thad been guests of naval officers; Jolt Ward, fat Inncheon on the Destroy SAIL SUNDAY NIGHT; re may stop. Sunday’ unless orders ill leave en the vessel on an in-) lin the future the sation will be! ge NEW HAVEN, Conn —While/*"4 ‘am intricate mew dance step John! Key West, Florida, ‘has’ ‘the most equadle weather in the country; with an average range of only 4° Fahrenheit. PRICE FIVE CENTS ‘Indiana Police=n Identifies Dillinger As Man Staging Gun Raid Go Folice: Station Today [ENGLAND GIVES: STATUS BEARING . ON POLL TAXES) Which Revolvers And seca Vests Were | SHOWS WHO ARE REQUIRED! { (Ry Anveciated. Press) & he Se aca! WARSAW, Indiana, April XEMPT IN CO! 43 3A want identified on MARY TO BE HELD IN ‘JUNE? | John Dillinger led a machine ae ~aid onthe Warsaw po- Who are® exempt in, ~‘onroe} 'taxes? Who must register. hefore policeman, stole four bullet- roof vests and tw: These two questions haye been. a vs asked The Citizen so many times} Volvers, and got away. recently, especially on the few Jud Pittinger, slugged po- relative to the lack of interest dis- eman. us, played by the people in statements liceman, seid he ‘was “quite made by Supervisor of Registra- j positive” that one of the two tion John England. In answer to the first question Mr, England says that those who re- raiders was the Indiana “wooden gun”. desperado. are the ones who have just reached} He did not ah: aah the the age of 2] years and those wl.o | other. have passed the age of 55 years. . Others who are exempt are all! The raid was the third members of the national gu: 4, smal disabled war vetcrans and those such foraytn 1, Indians majmedin battle, All others wha| cities credited to the Dil- —— to vote must pay P linger mob which put police Relative to’ registration, . Mr. jand bank offic ab on, edge. Similar raids at, Auburn jand Peru last October _pre- ee to vote in the -r--| ceeded» bank robberies at ve.’ election or the general elec-| pee is_ not. Sopaldcred. Wa pole Castle and: East ‘Chi- son did not qualify to east his or! cago, In * Rati: her ballot in the primary as stated, ss oe queen ecg registration is mandatory. Piitinger sai. iy eae AN PLANES | criminals hit him on the ihead in an alley near the po- ~ MAY 9i0P HERE! lice siation. | At machine gun point, letters! AIRCRAFT NOW AT MIAMI Int they forced him to walk to the station on the sevond floor of thé fire house and _ open a case where the arms Military plands of the ee Kept. mi Severns 'government may stop at Key/ CONNECT... WITH PAN. AMERICAN VENT Sune JOY CAUSES DEATH monies of the Pan-Amer'ran cele-| z bration at Miami. } WHEELING, W. Va.—Over- It was learned today that be-| come with joy when Informed of | fore leaving yesterday after toy | the birth ofa sen to hix wife, ’ this city, capered Me-; «out the corridor of the honpital, 32y | slipped, fell ‘> the floor, fractured his skull and died before he tad seen the child. | Farland, the aviators said ere changed. pe aaa veneers cc area sete 01 Onn anette tle {My Assesiated Preas) ‘STATIONS CLOSE | WASHINGTON, April 13.— ON SATURMAYS, Gor-ament and defen stor meye . gaged tedey In « sharp Beginning with ow dado at the trial of Bishop naval stations and navy yards in| Jemee Cannon, Jr, ‘over “testi the United States will Jose SO! mony that the hb oF the day. This routine © wil! be! jcontinned each sucteeding Setur-j 95.000 im 1931 he bed for- | eotenn. aiate. jday until orders are changed. For some tine the Key West). fee Oliver, jostice department special agent, testified yesterday ‘naval station has been closings every other Monday. The recent | ae the ch told of finding jthe money at a conference in the order changes this schedale end; Jietriet attorney's office here. upddlevery Monday | Today Robert. McNeill, defense 2 [counmel, ough to place in the record a transcript of the church- man's statement at the tine re- ce |xarding the money, He described as an “ atrage” the eee ae objections to the procedare, Dr. Wm. Kemp"s Home--Sit Sustice Peyton Gordon upheld po Social by Ladies of First ML « ~ objections, church. mg Awe zx Mine”! Irene Dunn-Kaips Bellamy in ; THIS MAN 4S MINE. '] Glenda Farrel-Aan Dvorak in i HEAT LIGHTNING tra, 18-30e; Wight, 16-25 tomor~ ve