The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1936, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service. For 56 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West VOLUME LVII. Political Whispers Promise Cleveland Mystery Drama Entry Of Dark Horses In Race Expected To Make Great Change In Sit-; uation By BYRON PRICE Politics is a perplexing ness, under any circumstances, but seldom does it bring together s: many bewilderments as now heading for the Republican con- vention at Cleveland. If half that is being whispered comes true, the party’s June show will high rank among the dramas of all time. This can be said without re- flecting in the least on the claims and predictions of any candidate | or his managers. Whatever final outcome, a surprising array; of submerged elements exist, and only the convention can clear the’ situation, There is the ernor Landon, which candidacy of Ge he himsel? has eenceded to be at all, but strength is claimed never didacy for which great among de! gates who publicly nothing. There are the the managers are counter-claims o for Colonel who -predict a sudden emergence of Knox s same nen-committal delegates. Case of Borah tie tase ng these There is Borah, as the spokesman of of Republicen vf = Se?ator whose supporters see him the masses voters and real intentions with resj convention have beer ubject of widespread and ture, earne: conjec- There is the problem of former President Hoover, talked of m. teriously among his nd Ss as having a silent state deleg: ‘ollowing in many ations, ready to carry out his wishes, whatever they turn out to be. There is the extr: da ing from one or two aordinary mys- tifying string of dark horses, rang- who have! been whispered 0! nationally ‘or! many months as real others who scarcely heard of and still prospects, to} have heen outside their own states others whose ‘riends claim no delegates at all. Few Delegates Instructed Finally. the eneom- passing ‘fact that so far corded: orders there is as re- the voters are the convention will be fiee to end the show any way it likes. Most of the delegate: been chosen. Not on! whelming y ‘ but a warm dispute is in as to what they really are th ing about and intending to do. In most previous convention years it has been possible for dis- interested observers to make up a showing © the contest- ival managers are making the t , but they are leaving out ma i the results are tory. Two great bloc particular, are v and all sorts of rumors are in cir- culation as to who, if anybody, controls them, and what will be done with them. One is an eastern bloc. ch important concerned, have now he over table includ-! states as New York and Pennsylvania. The other) comprises virtually all of the! south. Together, these two groups easily could control the nomina-/ tion. But can they get together? Ts it more than accident that they both go uninstructed, and if who pulled the strings? ing st busi- | are! deserve ! mystery | the | a can-/ Knox. | whose rect to the | so! Che Kry West Citizen KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TEURSD AN, chee 1, 1936. PATY APPEARS TO BE GAINING | | | | 7 | |PLAN RALLY AT. AT IS GIVEN BIG RiCEPTION | BAYVIEW PARK: DURING ADDRESSES DE- {| LIVZRED IN STATE i POLITICAL EVENT WILL TAKE! PLACE NEXT TUES- DAY EVENING (By CECIL R. WARREN) j i (Special wo The Citizen) | BONIFAY, Fla, May ‘Welcome banners stretched across Final plans for the big pol ' rally Bayview ark and town and enthus- said by local ob-! servers to be much larger more demonstrative than reeting other gubernatorial didates, making B. F. Paty Florida Motor Lines. second speaking tour of Quite a few politicians have al- west Florida seem more like xpplied to the ¢lub’s rally; triumphal pr n- than : tour a ean ommittee to ad-:.. fice. dress the the Tuesday; ‘Suyen large bus loads of | night This dents surrounded Bonifay is composed Allan Cleare, night, augmented an audience iJv., W. Curry Harris, Aquilino. here that jammed ¢ | Lope -., and George Brooks, | blocked the doors of _ busin a places and sat in ears drawn up This has been given “aiong the curb to hear Paty’s ad- the neces, The di m5 his address j Paty drew GIRL SCO SCOUTS ean ‘by his hearers, at its clos i dthe crowd te more than an hour after the address had ended. Throughout his northwest Flor- ida itine to take place in every city next Tuesday evening will made at a meeting of Young Club to be held to-; night the office off astic crowds, and : those Democratie an. | morrow in a the ready 4 ! 4 of for permission voters at — committee B. meeting. of S committee surance that there will be ‘several out-of-town speakers here ‘for the rally. much applause at its tendered support almost to a man, INFORMATION FROM HEAD- QUARTERS NOW BE- ING AWAITED | porters, Starting the day’s tour with! yan address at Havana before one Information relative to the for-, afvhis campaianihelwadigiventas ; su there he would Gadsden county two te one over ‘any other candidate in the race. A crowd which~ local permen estimated at 500 stood un- der awning: (mation of a troop of girl scouts | nces in Key West has been requested {from headquarters of the scout soon as this ar- to | movement, and tn a meeting will be held \form a troop. | Already a nucleus of the troop been secured and it the | opinion of those who are making the plans and contacting pros- peetive members that when the papers are received a oul troop membership will be, in ears drawn to the curb. is where zle 0 iastie reception at Chiples the audience braved a dr address with of broke into his plau and expressions val. Among other ers also in Bonif: ernor Doyle ap-| Charles Roberts and Eva interested listen-! are planning the or- |ganization. Those who have sig- jnified their intention of joining; are: Edith Russell, Eveline Niles, ; Catherine Niles, Hilda Demeritt, {Edith Moffat, Celia Carmona, Nila Domenech, Alice Gwynn, Al- | berta Peterson, Lillian Acevedo | and Teresa Sv was former Gov- Carlton, ted on his northwest campaign, his addresses drawn the comment from observers that more men of fluence and political and ways local sean ir roughfares of rly j litical the main thoroughfares of nearly north- | | last, sidewalks, | newspa- | Reich War Ministry Starts GROUND IN a CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR MORE FUNDS FOR | | e seeking of- STRUCK WHILE RIDING crowd frequently gave in- seriou of approval throughout the driver of the Paty has been given hick ‘an auto escort of friends and sup- to avoid one of these the bicycle | of the most enthusiastic audiences 2" carry | numerous in a drizzling rain to the office of a physician where | eve to hear him at Mariantia or sat! first aid was jhe was taken to his home on Al- Paty was aso given an enthus-! puyy rest im to hear him and frequently | q:t:on permits. i ap- he had only to his address in Chipley and! this mental agility with \ In all of the cities and towns| Florida } j in-} civie | leaders: have been present than at! , the addresses of other candidates. A prediction freely made on his ‘SPONGE SALES ARE CONDUCTED i} . A | iy next candidate to him. ' { Paty has the active support of Several lots of good | sponges were offered for the muni sponge sales dock yesterday, with the same three local bidders competing, who pur- chased the lots Monday. seer | The three buye: ; totalled $1,298.40, prices said for gate eee sa LIGHT KEEPERS $124.80 and $687.10, respective- COME T0 CI Ij Total sales for the week to! date amount to $2,962. The sum of last week’s sales was $3,- 062.33. SEVEN LICENSES grade sale at ida newspapers and his working organization in the section is to be one of the most the state. active in purchases Stanley F. keeper Saunders, at Tortugas light Canalejo, i ed yesterday on Power Boat ly vaeations TO WED ISSUED ., tion, coming on the Launch Te: ‘were Kenneth Kemp and Ray ‘mond Saunders, from Fort Jef- So far this month there have ferson National Monument. Thi been seven marriage licenses is-|js the fi vik Gf Staycend sued from the office of the coun-'Saunlers since ember 18, aby judge. Two of these were is-; 19 sued this week to: Roy Roberts and Marjory! i BUILDING CHET BROWNAGLE ‘permit to make Lady Singer—Floor Show 1024 Packer Sweeney; Robert L. Parker and Tonite During the eae ending today! }and his Miami Biltmore 11- -piece; was issued fo j Gents $1.00 Ladies Free; Margaret Cur D: Myrtle F. ihe ee i HABANA - MADRID CLUB Fie v repairs. | Orchestra General repa reet. Owner, Mrs. cost, $350. | | fo j the appre | stated. swing through the section is that! he will sweep particular counties | with a substantial margin over the} | i several influential northwest. Flor-) said | | 8:00 America. amateur ; been first as-| twelve. third | 31 for their quarter-' als, : ! iving from that sec-: peting but one application for ulate a broadcasting studio, This “mike” and a gong arranged. to residence at given to help the scouts def the expense of a summer er jment. Detailed National Inventory ‘Genaeaa Along With Many MONROE SCHOOLS (iy Associated Preamp TALLAHASSEE, May 21. Eagerly Looking For- ward To Preparations —Monroe County’s ¢ are of By M. K. WHITELEATHER the school apportionment to- (By Associated Presx) $3,- | BERLIN, May 21.—Side by sid= | with 196.20. ] day was shown to be rearmament, Germany is pointing her economic and social | forces toward the next war. “HURT BY AUTO wx Much | & Gcvastio scale), Hes (heen sketched and an office created ir the war ministry to carry it BI- | through, CYCLE ON DIVISION ! ST. LAST NIGHT The idea is called ' schaft.”” ‘entire nation to support the fight- It is designed to gear the William Gandolfo, is teday thanking hi county em- loyee, rood A ploy and channeling all phases of life. fortune for his escape from more injury and ocmplimenting automobile, which every nook and cranny of the na- for his yan him down night. tion’s cupboard. t mind in an emergency. Mr. € vision street j the the st display of spresence of Appeals Gandolfo was h e was coming down on bicycle, and; They are being asked to organi nutomob rect.’ There were other ve- : precision that waste will be ban- on the scene and in trying ished. ical toothpaste rGan-) T struck and smashed. M canpaigt was dclfo was thrown to the ground tube: sealp, saved, so the metal can be re- This ar, lacerated ight arm and abrasions suffered a severe cut on the and preparation for the war, which German jnilitary men about the prubably will be otali- The driver say a the ear placed} tarian rar’? — on wherein and took him of one every e Sodied the him in the vehicle ee person and nation pos given after which: will be utilized, constitutes “W Wirtschait.” Army Man Lists Duties The by Major Kurt Hesse in the “Mili- he is comfort- | where today y and as and bruised con- rect, eas fundamentals as described able as his cut said | t2 lence Review” published by praise for the ininistry of war, the driver (1)—The spiritual and mental satisfied that preparation of and alertness; t saved him Vis'tors at the home today wor of thinking of and i are thes | the of quiei the cay all those who have o do with industry and busin his means, says Major He: of ;SacriJice in the interest of the !publie good and the renunciation necessities dur- ON FRIDAY NIGHT ne speedy action, from serious injury. be if Other Nations Is Now! “Wehrwir:- | ing forces by closely co-ordinating , It calls fcr a long reach into! reminiscent of war days! ding up Di-lare being made to housewives. | requests | next j ‘WINNIMAN GIVES TALK AT PARK ON OLD AGE PENSION MANY HEAR SPEAKER LAST NIGHT WHO GAVE INTER- ESTING OUTL'NE OF PRO- POSED MOVEMENT Several hundred pe Tov ested in the Old Revolving heard George Winnir of extension work of give one of the lectures elucida night at Bayview Pa For one and one Mr. told and tions, all which were of cont but which. in the |xpeaker, took o forcefu In his y atk the speaker beg th dministrat habetieal thanked 26 letter whick to name t cbcidiarie trusters in Ws Praises Reoseve't Winniman its ram times in fers >mporary nad and potent Mw ly peet peet, on orear and heaven only vith ke paid a vlowir their homes to such mathematical | jing more le nd crooked continually The re nor pisct remark stic persiflage and, instances, by denun |tions, were relieved by hu anectodes 2nd w to illustrate a point esting and comp:eh¢ tion of the plan and i venemou ting effects when prt into He did not say if effect There was 1» jin the assemblag: were women that he holding Vinterest he: ‘the children, ever present ions, He had mz start enrollment of appointed two collect dies ship receiot 1 ceme riedly and were liste down fled fo A Caro Gives Talk and especially of the leaders | only if public s who are responsible for economic edness. have the support of PROGRAM TO BE STAGED FOR BEN=FIT OF BOY SCOUT TROOP of preparation d the the | no biliti necessities character- “B.S, A. Amateur Hour’ willi on hand and those that w be presented in the High School, needed. auditorium, Friday evening at (3)—The securing of nourish- o’clock, for the benefit of through increasing home troop number five, Boy Scouts of and in building serves cereals, animal fats, oils and he regulation | of imports with ./ war needs and the orehand with foreign im- for war-time ; the ma- ner: 1 labor. 2—Youths between thir-' a!ways searce when farmers go off to fight. Power Plants Included (4) —The management of ustrial raw materials plan for war-time so that all do- will) mest ials fully used of! ment rrodic ap re- A good program the best talent in Key West arranged for the oce: The amateurs will compete our groups as follows: Group 1—Children under to replace n Group teen and eighteen Group 3 in- Groups 4—A colored unit com- among themselves. committee of judges d rize to the winner ach group. The audience will be sked to applaud for the ite amateurs and the decision of the jud, will be influenced by al of the audienc © A an be contracts. )—The management of more especially by coordinating it is’ power lines. (6)—The try b en- ectric- of plants: organi preparing ar capable of + The training o The program will be a varied one, and will inelude songs ‘sketches, instrumental tap dances and other numbers. ists who would be on the job when Mu sie will be furnished by Pro-, needed. s orchestra. ' (7) — Mobilization of The stage will be set up to uals, This, Major Hesse explains, cludes the classification of to whether they are to be being, immediately in ti ay, whether they can r mp-|try or on the land j lone cS du in, 1m aking spec comie numbers. ist indiv This entertainment is sn materials be obtained throughout the the nee send Pla which would millions of su countr kindred ¢ relie land M: minister en the time and experience eled to all parts explanation of the Townsend Old Age Revolving Pension Plan 1 is belief that it effective sooner than zens of the country CONCERT TONIGHT AT LOCAL PARK would PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED BY KEY WEST HOSPI- TALITY BAND Key 1 er pre Westers wi West 1 concert when t Key Band is heard clock at Bayview Several new will be played, i in addition to the familiar selections which ar ys enjoyed. This band is spon- the Federal Music Pro- of the WPA. Park numbers aan¢ a ced. other and on these ‘Council Agrees To Accept Warrants In Fell Toward Payment Delinquent Taxes ROTARY CLUB MEETS TODAY INTERNATIONAL S=RV PROGRAM CARRIED OUT DURING SESSION ~~ OFFICIALS COME HERE ON PLANE! LIEUTENANT TON AND OTHERS ARRIVED IN BU KEY WEST TCDAY ARRIVES HERE VESSEL CAME IN THIS MORN W. BATES AND ING FROM TAMPA EN- ROUTE TO HAVANA EVENTUALLY, LIKE THE REST, YOU TOO WILL ORDER WAGNER BEER AND ENJOY ITS MELLOW AND RICH FLAVOR. ON SALE EVERYWHERE. TRY IT!