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Evening star., 1933-06-08
Grade Principals Meet.

ROCKVILLE, Md. June Especially
The principals of the graded schools
of Montgomery County held a meeting
in the high school here with 20 in
attendance. Edwin W. Broome, county
superintendent of schools, met with
them and professional matters were
considered
Evening star., 1933-06-08

perintendent of schools here at 10 and
mayor at a.
Moley's sisters, Miss Nell Moley and
Mrs. Josephine Barnum, and his
brother, James Moley. live in Berea, bus
birthplace. -
Evening star., 1933-06-08

The city manager of Ames, Iowa, IS
named j. H. AmeS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-19

VERMONT. 800 E.-Unusual 3-room apart
ment; downstairs; private bath, en-
trance; utilities $40. Cozy broom apart
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i Unfinished Apartments

$22-42 W. 11TH-Niceiy decorated kitch-
enette apartment heat. gas. water
and ice furnished. Call apt. No. !. The
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5-ROOM house, utilities furnished, Sc;
adults Key. 719 E. New York.
nth, w, 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apt; heat, bath, water, ice, furnished;
S25 Call Ant THE GRANT
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AUTo-Radio or repair for auto repair

AUTO-Radio or repair for auto repair
Call today. IR-6229.
$50 CEDAR CHEST, walnut for radio 822
N. Grant. Evenings no dealers.
HYDRAULIC two-chair barber shop,
complete. Trade for good car. 1872 S.
Oriental ST.
BEST Brazil block coal, forked. 11a or
tons, $3.75 ton Cash or what. CH-6434-R.
PRINTING-Will trade fir groceries, coal,
etc; reasonable. RI-69l5 DR-7145-M.
SHOE MACHINE-Ton truck, gold watch
for horse. mule. 4406 Schoef1eld Ave.
SWAP-Reed baby buggy for electric
cleaner, 135 Spencer, IR-1760.
TRADE Roosevelt 8-cyinder Victoria, for
light roadster. owner 1549 Broadway.
TRADE-1l2 Ton truck for house trailer
TURKEYS gobblers, bIooded giant
bronze. for livestock or chickens BE-3565.
WANT-To give your dog good home. for
what? Address 615 N. Gladstone Ave.
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IA Help Wanted Female

II Help WaHIeu -FtHIaIe
so MEN-To take orders for coal among
their friends and acquaintance, good
proposition. Apply Schneider Coal Co.
S9O 6 West ST
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-19
ga Real Estate Auctions
20 Lots, Farms and Acreage

TOM VINNEDGE Indiana leading Rea
Estate Auctioneer. 2048 Central TA-2992
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S25-E. MICHIGAN. 5l30-Five room
apartment, heat and water furnished. Mrs.
MaSSa. TAL0788
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

rooms water paid. CH-7169-M.
PROSPECT ST, 1719-Furnished 4-room-
double, reasonable to reliable party.
RILEY, N, 427-Cozy, rooms, bath,
private utilities reduced IR-6406
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z Houses For Sale

BRADLEY N. 322-6-room modern; fine
lot $4,000 500 cash. TA-6146.
HOYT, 3912-Nice 5-rm. semi-nod. bunga-
low; good cond; nicely decorated; ga
ments. CH-0899.
RICHLAND, N, 258- Groom cottage.
GARAGE. SIS down. Bal. like rent. RI-7725.
$3.50 CASH buys $4,000 property; clear;
north Indpls.; 7-room semi modern; 45-
foot lot; paved street. 40l Inland
Bank Bldg
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WOODRUFF PLACE-617 EAST DRIVE
Front. rooms, Kitchen, BATH porch
utilities
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Chevrolet '29 Sedan. .$145
SACKS B Pa59 900 al mS cAPEToE AVE
CHEVROLET, % sedan; in good condition;
S85. WEISSMAN MOTOR SALES. 2215
E. Wash CH-5828.
CHEVROLET. 1881 COUPE-S295. HARE
CHEW. $50 E. Wash. RI5325.
ESSEX, 1880 coach; this car is in perfect
mechanical condition and can be bought
for $50 down balance easy terms. JOHN
SON CHEVROLET CO., Meridian and
Eleventh. LI-5361.
ESSEX, 1880 COACH
Al cond new tires; Sl95; terms. $40
N. Meridian.
ESSEX. 81 coupe; good tires; original fin
HARE CHEW. $50 f. Wash. RI-5325.
TERRAPLANE-'3 sedan. this is a special
sedan and delivered for 1898. Has less
than 1000 miles. A Terraplane won the
Pixies Peak Hill climb. Our price. $3.50.
LOSEY MOTORS. 1888 N. Meridian.
FORD. 1881 Tudor; black with green
wheels this car has been thoroughly re-
conditioned in our shop and is prac-
from 1925 to $285. JOHNSON CHEVRO-
LET CO. Meridian and Eleventh. LI-5361.
FORD-'31 Sport Coupe 6536 actual miles
S295. Vollrath and McCarty. 1902 E.
Wash. LI-7383.
1929 FORD, 4-DOOR, 500 down. 5 new
tires, extra good condition. 2144 North
Talbot. HA-3908-J.
FORD, 1880 Tudor; this car is finished in
new maroon duco and it looks and runs
like new: only SOS down. balance easy
terms. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO..
Meridian and Eleventh. LI-5361.
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Above Cars Are in Excellent Condition.
Newly Motor Company
GRAHAM DISTRIBUTOR
1899 E Washington st. IR-20oO.
BUICK. 80 Std. Sedan; excellent condition:
SEAS. SCI N Capitol LI-4516
CHhNDLER-192 Sedan. $50 500 N Me
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AUTO N 0 TIVE
so Autos For Sale
$50 DOWN
RepOSsesSed Cars

TO BE SOLD FOR UNPAID BALANCE
Olds, '28 coach ...................... 95
Ford, 30 coupe Observation-Disclosures. IS
Ford, 90 sport coupe ............. 95
Graham Blue Streak: like new Mann. 795
Ford. 80 Fordor Observation-Disclosures 1876
WHY'S, 80 sedan Observation-Disclosures 1876
Paige. '27 sedan Observation-Disclosures. IS
Chrysler rs. 4-paSsenger coups .... 235
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOWARD ST. 1619-Public garage 65x9O
gas tank. fully equipped. BE-1564-R.
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RENTALS
II Furnished Rooms


si.5O-ILLINOIS-l N.-Large, clean
room by bath, hot water, HA-27l4-J.
S2-NEW JERSEY-741 N-Nice. cheerful,
clean room. adjoining bath. LI-eSl5.
s.. 50-NEw JERSEY. 1928 N.-Nice cheer
full room, steam heat private home.
RI-il0S.
S.. COLLEGE. 1917 E llTH-ATTRAc-
TIVE SINGLE ROOM, STEAM HEAT.
RI-lo61.
s. & UP-sis E. lIth: newly furnished
room. privileges. meals optional. Ala
bama car. LI-6669
s.. RURAL. N 6l2-Cozv. modern front
room real home. laundry. breakfast op-
tionsl cH-6479-R.
Ss-50-iITH. E. 7oiis-Comhinatio sitting
and bedroom; private entrance; attrac-
tive. RI-lO6l.
So 81 W 30TH-nlinois car. comfortable
room. steam heat. gentleman preferred.
TA-157l.
SIS MONTH-North Of Ssth; living and
bedroom: radio windows WA-S033-W
ALABAMA at 18th. 500 E.-Steam-heated
apartment: hot water, 81 single. So dou-
BE Lr-5os3.
ASHLAND. 900. APT. 2-Loyeiy room:
or 2. shower BATH walking distance,
reasonable.
DELAWARE. N. 1923
Connected clean, warm roomsi reasonable.
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LOOk. BARGAIN. So
IS Business, Office and Desk Space

English type bungalow, east, north OF
10th St: rooms nicely furnished, fire
place side drive. move in. MR.. MOTT
LT-2318. Ewes. RI-9476.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
VAST NUMBER OF
SPONGE TAKEN IN
FLORIDA WATERS
KEY WEST sPoNCERs COME
IN FoR BIG Portion or
CATCHES, OVER SEVEN NIL
LION TAKEN IN TWO YEARS

During the past two years 2
45s, 900 sponges have been taken
from the wateFa Of FIorida. accord
ing to the biennial report rersuslg
Issued by the state Shell Fish CONF
mission.
From what areas the sponge
we're taken il not indicated bot
from the great number thai have
been brought 70 Key West during
the period an apprsciabIs perssnl-
age of the lass. 900 were taken
BY Key West spongera
The report shows more than
2s7 ,3s2 900 fish taken IL the ~
tiers of the Tloriaa coast darng
the same period. Also I2O,sfls
barrels Of oysters and IS .000 bar
reia Of eiarnM.
Checking up On siapnents e TIE
Doxsee Sea Food eompans. p
ers IL eIansa ard eiam pfscs,
many tons a. which Are shlppd
yearly u Key WeAs fer tsaasp<
tatlon nDFth Viz The Mallory Isns.
il Is beissved shas not 81 tAe
900 haFrela 90 through ksy West
III enc fern pr anesheg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
BY WADE WERNER
fliy associated ssrensl

VIENNA. May H. Whatever
the outcome Of the involved poll
tical struggle in Austria, one thing
is certain: the victory will be cred
tied to a foreign power.
France, Germany and italy are
keenly interested in what is hap
pening here. Czeches.H~vaisia IS
watching, too, not only is an ally
of France and a member of the
Little Antente, but as q republic
bordering on Austria.
What makes these countries so
interested in Austria's affairs is
the fact that the next few weeks
may determine whether the repub-
lie will become part of Hitherto
Germany, or a facist ally of Ger
many, Italy and Hungary, or q
neutral republic friendly to anti
revisionist France and her allies.
Hitlerites Gain Strength
If the Hitlerites win out and
many people think that develop
fnent inevitable the foundation
of a maxi government in Vienna
II 5
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will be looked upon in France and
other countries as practical real
ization of "anschluss" or union
with Germany.
"Anschluss," it will be recalled,
was vetoed by the allies whenAus-
tria and Germany voted to unite
just after the collapse of the Aus
tro-Hungarian empire. A pro-
hibition Of such unification was
written into article S8 of the
treaty Of st. Germans
The nazi leader here, Alfred E.
Frauenfield, says that Q maxi gov
eminent in Austria would not
mean immediate "anschluss", be-
cause it is "a question of foreign
policy and would be treated as
such"
Duce Opposes Union
Italy, France and the Little En-
tente all oppose "anschluss."
Friendly as Mussolini may be to-
ward the Hitler regime in Ger
many, he does not view with en-
thusiasm powerful Germany ex-
tending down to the Bremen pass.
On the other hand il the Doll
fuss government or subsequent
heimwehr government should sue
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
Key West Bouquet Presented 10
New Minister To Denmark; Mrs.
Owen Ernbarks For New Station
Before Sailing Former
Representative From
This District Given
Many Greetings

NEW YORK, May H.
Ruth Bryan Owen, American
minister to Denmark. and
the first woman envoy 70
represent the United States,
was on the high seas today
with her two daughters
bound for her new post.
Before sailing she received
numerous bouquets of
flowers, among them one
from the 'young people Of
Key West" which contained
. Mothers Day greeting
card.
Mira. Owen was q former
representative in congress
from the Fourth Congress
sional District, in which Key
West i included. and the
bouquet presented was in
appreciation Of the services
rendered that city during her
tenure Of office.
The new minister to Dem
mark has for . long time
been referred to as an
adopted Daughter" Of Key
West, which term pleases
her 10 the utshost, Il Is said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
ARRANGE FOR
RETRENCHMENT
in HOUSE HELP
LOWER BRANCH OF LEGISLA.
TURE PASSES MEASURE TO
ESTABLISH BUDGET COM
MISSIONS
my As.ecIafea rreasl

TALLAHASSEE, May 12.--The
Senate today swung into action
ON the biennial appropriations bill
while the house passed measure
to es,ablish budget commissions
in counties Of less than 10000
poppgation.
As the senate progressed with
the appropriations bill. il adopted
an amendment to continue the
state-owncd radio station at
Gainesville with an annual appro-
priation of s42,0
The state budget commission
had recommended an approval Of
$4,000 annually until the state
could lease the station 70 private
operators.
The budget bin was amended 70
exclude Polk. Dade. HiIIsborough
and Duval Counties.
Speaker ThomaseIlo informed
the house : number Of attaches.
clerks and stenographers employ
ed by that body will be reduced
Saturday from siG0 20 si24 il
the interest Of economy.
Seventeen senator's introduced
. hiIl 20 set up machinery for d
state convention 20 Tatify or re-
iect repeal az the eighteenth
amendment.
The aenate alsa received d bill
20 give the governor virtual die.
tasoxsRi poweT over county eff
eEmis' eaIaraeA.
A joint hsnae aasi renatr eesn-
sHltsee hill recommending reaae-
sien 81 imdSrsai eisrults frtam - 10
- w. satrsSsured IL sAe sxasaae.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
HOSPITAL AID
in KEY WEST TO
BE GIVEN MANY
CONGRESSMAN WILCOX is IN.
FORMED EMERGENCY
CASES OF VETERANS WILL
BE GIVEN CONSIDERATION
NJ PAUL NAY
Special washlngtea Correspondent
90 The Cftazen


WASHINGTON, May f2.--vet-
Grams Of southern Florida whose
injuries are service connected
probably will continue TO be treat
ed at the Key West marine hos
pitaI in emergency eases, Con-
gresham Wilcox was informed to-
day by Gen, Hines. head Of the
veterans administration.
a conference has been held
with representatives Of the sur
geon general or the public health
service and II Is anticipated that
an arrangement win be entered
into which win permit the utiliIa-
ton Of the marine hospital in
emergency cases where the in
jaries are service connected. "
Wilcox was informed BY Gen.
Hines.
Wilcox has urged that tho hos-
pital be u&azed TO the fullest ex-
tent under the new economy act.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
JAPANESE BOMBS
KILL 10 CHINESE
AROUND PElPINC
AUTHORITIES MOVE SWIFTLY
IN DEFENSE OF OLD CAP.
ITAL CITY FOLLOWING
WARNINGS BY JAPANESE
my Associated Press,

PEIPING, May I2.-Chinese
authorities moved swiftly today
for the defense Of Peiping after .
second reconnaissance of the city
by q japanese war plane that
dropped handbills saying the Jap
anese were ready TO extend their
attack to Peiping and Tientsin nm
less the Chinese ceased armed re-
sistanee. Chinese guns fired in-
effectively Mt the plane.
An official announcement said
japanese flierg again bombed q
Chinese hospital near here. killing
ten. Heavy fighting continued at
Nantienmen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
CHICAGO SCHOOL
TEACHERS TO GET
LONC-DUE CHECKS
FIRST PAYMENT TO FOUR
TEEN THOUSAND INSTRUc-
TORS WILL CALL FOR Elk
PENDITURE OF $4,000, 900
eny Associated Press,

CHICAGO. May 12.-This city's
$4,000 school teachers looked for
ward today to quick succession
of paydays within the coming
weeks that will bring their salaries
received up to last January /.
Mayor Edward Kelly made the
promise, and to add reality to it,
said checks totaling So, 400, 900 for
last September's unpaid salaries
had been mailed.
Others amounting to $4,000
600 will go out within the next
few days, he promised.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12

coed in crushing the socialists and
the nazi drive. the resultant mill
family conservative regime could
still be a vital unit in a determined
revisionist bloc including Ger
many, Austria, hungary and Italy.
That solution might please Italy,
but it would not satisfy France
and her allies.
No Neutrality Possible
III, on the other hand. financial
difficulties Tor, as some political
leaders put It, French financial
pressure') should force the gov.
eminent to grant the socialist de.
mand for a return to parliamen.
tary rule and a resolute abstinence
from revisionist alliances, the re.
sultant neutral" Austria would
not be looked upon as such by
Italy or Germany.
And SO. whichever path the
puzzled Austrians choose, then
choice will be discussed in other
countries as a French victory
or can Italian success" or "a Ger.
man setback" with very little
breath or printers ink wasted on
whether 1t was fine solution for
Austria.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
CIRCUIT COURT
ACTION DELAYED
conTlnuED IaDisPosi TIos
or JUDGE CAUSE or
PosTponEmENT

Circuit eouTt eonssned thu
morning 10 e'eIaek 81 Kehedniea.
IsnnssaIassiy after rsuVsn8nE IN
adjournment was ordered 90 m
ssYnrtss.ns Ggsn Judxe jefferson
Il. KaoNne.
larry yesterday the tndgs aiE.
nifSed ha sntsns1on 81 oyensng
eours shsa mornlng but las3r dsesd.
ed sAas. owing 70 30 spnssnued ~
ssan sson. he woald defer tie
son untai neat Wednesday,
naaTmang
AZ shas gznz@ HsetaDE1a fax nsw
krsag TOT Sannes Roberts. eenvsesed
Cd ) charge af m1Exass Is she first
degree. VIII hs beard.
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]. KIRCHHEINER
DUE HOME TODAY

Tax Assessor ]. Otto Kireh~
hsiner, wiao was attending the
eanvocAsaon Of tkr Florida Epia
e0paI Isloeene IN Miami. 4 expect
ed III return 80 kry W~aa ever
shr highway this afsssnaon-
The asse~oF insensies tr FxEuTn
yesterday but failed 10 snake eun-
neetiona al the Masexunate ferry
lip. Mr.. kirehhSnrr. wso went
to aEiansi with her hnahand. win
rsnAsn for . stay wssA Mx. Klrxh-
heEnexs asesher. Mrn. E .. Lep4T.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
Judge Taylor ToPress
Passage OF Legislation
TOSecure BRIDGE Loan
Leaves Washington For
Miami; Porter To Re-
main AT Capital Several
Days Longer
ny PAUL MAY
Special WashfmgtOn Correspondent
of The Catfzem


Special xvashimgt0n Correspondent
Of The CitiEen
WASHINGTON, May IL.
Judge H. H. Taylor, who
has been here for more than
q week laying the ground
work for a new application
for q loan to finance the pro-
posed overseas bridge from
Key West to the mainland,
left for Miami Thursday.
He will press for passage
by the legislature Of the bill
setting up > state commits
sion appointed by the gov-
ernor to apply for the loan.
This commission Will handle
the funds and the construc-
tiOn project in the event it
is granted.
w. Il. Porter will remain
here for several days longer,
he said. I'VE are getting
things in such shape that
when tho application L pre-
psnted. ~e can szpect 20
know within . week or ten
days just what the verdict
will be-"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
Great InaatiOnary Powers
In Massive Bill Signed By
President Roosevelt Today

Inv Associated Prsasl
WASHINGTON. May l2.
President Roosevelt. .oaay sisnsd
intO law the massive bill 10
raise farm prices sivins him en-
sraordlnary iniIa.ionary powers.
and enabling easement Of the
asrisal.aral mortgage burden.
In taking ever shis unprsesssns-
ID management over currency. he
made II clear he viii BE- ready 70
use a 'whsn. =. and IL il be asess-
sary."
He urged farm mortgage credi.
tors to abstain from foreclosures
pending operation Of the newly
signed mortgage refinancing bill.
The revised draft Of public
Observation-Disclosures control bill
was carried to the White House
for final check with the president
and last minute determination of
the taxation program.
Speaker Rainey predicted $a,-
30e.00O,000 will be ready for con-
gresxionai presentation next week.
The president named william
Julian. Of Ohio. treasurer Of the
United States.
The $5SS. coo 900 independent
offices supply bin that nearly
halves the presens veteran costs,
and grants the president extensive
new powers 20 reduce government
ontlays. WAS passed By the house
and sent 90 the senate.
A joint statement issued By the
president and Or. Hjalmar
Schacht. German representative,
said both were convinced the world
economic conference could not he
success unless '.aloax with &C.
enomie disarmament there Is mil.
taFy Disarmament.
The statement said .'qnick and
lar reaching solutions are reees
sary 70 save the eeonomie life 81
the world"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
FREIGHTER DUE
IN PORT TONIGHT

The freighter RraIos Of the
Clyde-M Mallory lines. Is due to ar
rive IN port this evening from
Galveston. enroase to New York.
Ferry PARROT returned from
Havana Use o.eleck last night
with four carloads ~ cordage and
% cars 0f pineapplcS. I1.sgi
crates
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
WRITES
ABOUT VETS"
HOSPITAL CARE
MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF ADJ
MlNIsTRATloN GIVES EN-
coURAcING NEWS ON KEY
WEST DECENTRALIZATION

DR.. Charles NJ. Griffith, medical
director of the Veterans Admin
istration, writes q very encourag-
ing letter to Congressman ]. Mark
Wilcox, relative to the hospitaliza-
ton of veterans at the Marine hos.
pital in Key West.
The Key West chamber of COM
merce has been vigorously push.
ing a campaign for the continued
disqualification of veterans in KEY
West and has written all Florids
representatives in Washington Of
the matter.
In a recent letter to the loca
chamber Congressman Wilco,
writes:
Referring to Our recent
eorrespondence In connection
with the emergency use Of the
Marine hospital az Key West.
enclose, herewith, . very en-
couraging letter from the
medical director Of the Vet.
Grams Administrasion, DR..
Charles M. Griffith.
Hlf am able 10 mcclure fur
Their information on this eon-
neetion, | shall certainly adj
wise you. In the meantime IL
you can make any further
suggestions By which ! can be
helpful, ! want you 70 feel
free 90 write me.
with kindest regards and
best wishes. am
Very sincerely yours.
J. MARK WILCOX"
The letter from Dir. Griffith e
Mr.. Wilcox refers TO the letter 81
the congressman on the mattel
and advises that "a conference hai
been held with > representative oi
the office Of the surgeon genera
Of the United States Public Health
Service. and it Is anticipated tina
an arrangement viii be entered in
to By that service and the Veter
ans Administration, which will per
init the utilization Of Marine hos
pitfalls for disqualification, in emer
gency. Of veterans. for treatment
Of their service connected disabiii
ties only.
Under the provisions Of the re
cent economy act. the administra
ton may not hospitalize any vet
eran in = contract institution fol
treatment Of other than his SERVES
connected disability"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
TRY TO SETTLE
BORDER DISPUTE
PERU AND COLOMBIA NEGO-
TIATINC FOR SET.
ELEMENT
lnr A.narlalea Tresal

thy Associated Press1
LIMA, May I2.Peru and
Colombia agreed today 20 di.
reca negotiations 10 solve
their conflict over Lstieia
border territory in the upper
Amazon region.
The scnfIict WAS preeipitat-
I'D laas Sepismhsr when Peru
viaas aei1ed the town %
Lstieia and oss.sd Colom-
bian offieials.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
FOUR PERSONS
BURN TO DEATH
MOTHER AND THREE DAUGH.
TIERS IN ELLWooD.
mi.
lny AaaoeIntea T,reasl

ELLW0OD. Ind, May IL.
Mrs. Eva Sosbe. 80, and
three daughters. DeuIah. 10,
Marjorie 8, and Marion ~,
were burned to death aeAags,
whea fire destroyed their
home.
Cleveland Sosbe, husband
ard father; was working AZ q
factory AZ the time Of the
fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
Trick Arrives Tonight

With had 81 FRUITS ard
VEGETABLES. ia<ludsnx Extra
Tenacr CaEn and Frrsh Saraw.
bsrries.
Tits CASH GROCERY
PHONE sTs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12
CUBAN REBELS
FIRE ON TRAIN
SEVERAL PASSENGERS ARE
REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN
INJURED AT TIME
sny A..ae.a.ea Pre..,

tRy Associated Pre.al
HAVANA, May IL,
A dispatch to the Di-
ario De La Marina today
said a bullet riddled
passenger train arrived
at Marta Abreu in Cam
aguey Province after be-
ing fired on near Jobosi.
Passengers declared
rebels were numerous
near Yaguajay in Santa
Clara Province.
Several passengers
were wounded.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12

TALLAHASSEE, May II.
The house passed senate
bill SEA setting the pay Of
the Monroe Juvenile court
Judge at $500 q year, sub.
ject to q referendum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-12

TALLAHASSEE, May IL.
The senate passed bill
introduced by Gomez
abolishing the present Key
West city charter and grant
ing . new charter, subject to
referendum.