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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
BAKER SEES NEED FOR
CRIMINAL ATTORNEYS
Judge Talks to Sigma Delta Kappas
at Columbia Club.

at Columbia Club.
Marion county has a dearth Of
outstanding lawyers specializing in
criminal practice, Criminal Judge
Frank P. Baker told memoirs Of
Sigma Delta Kappa, legal fraternity
Of Benjamin Harrison law school,
last night at the Columbia Club.
He discussed methods Of prac-
tice and procedure in criminal prac-
tice and related anecdotes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
NOVEMBER II
1893
10 Is
BY United Press
Newspaper headlines
telling of the World

wor ormiSce and attendant reaction in Udrious aCord
capitals compared to the attitude Of the nations today
ShOU the fOLODin0 chnn0es.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
BOULEVARD BRIDGE
CARRIED AWAY BY
FLOOD IN DENVER
FIRST OBSTACLE FLOOD MET;
REPORTED THAT DAM WITH
5000 ACRES OF WATER ALSO
BROKEN

DENVER, August 3.-The Colo
RADIO boulevard bridge over Cherry
creek was the first obstacle met,
as a flood swept into Denver and
was carried away today By a four
foot wall of water.
Houses in the exclusive Polo
Club and Country Clab districts
were evacuated. The first
crest of the flood was eaased b.
cloudburst southeast OF here and
carried debris which damned un
der the bridge. forcing it ont.
Reports said that the Castle.
wood dam. holding 5000 acres oI
water is broken and releasing 9
flood which is following in the
wake of the first.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
MORE THREATS
in KIDNAPPING
DIRECTED AT OTHER MEM.
BEERS OF o'cONNEI.L
FAMILY
an, ls2aelatea a,rrssl

Albany. Aug. 3,--ThreatS 20
kidnaR the wife nj Edward O'Ceu.
nell, prominent democratic leadeg.
or one Of the three O'Connell
brothers, uneles OF ransoned John
j. o'Connell Iualog. are reported
10 have been received by tbs fam
lily.
Threats are said "a have been
responsible fer the heavy guard
maintained ut the mountain camp
OF Dan 0'tgonneIi where several
members of the family are ssyang.
In il understood the snatch nab,
angegee hy revelations Is has been
given marked money. and the
knowledge the O'Coauells worked
with authorities. have sought to
silence the youth and aaSle= WITH
threatening lestst&
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
HEMINCWAYS TO
LEAVE TOMORROW
ON TRIP To CUBA
TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY MR..
AND MRS. CHARLES THoMP-
SON, FROM THERE HEMING.
WAYS ARE GOING TO SPAIN

Ernest Hemingway. noted auth
or and big game hunter, Mrs. Hem
ingway and the children, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Thompson. will
leave tomorrow for Havana
Several days will be spent by
Mr. Hemingway and Mr.. Thomp-
son fishing for marlin. Plenty of
the big gafaey fighters are now
running ia the waters near Cuba.
Monday the IIeming@ays will
leave for Spain aud after brief
stop there will proceed 10 France
~ remain for several months. Ar.
and Mrs. Thompson will return
the latter part Of next week ~
Kew West.
Early in November Ar. HeuSinc-
war plans n leave France for
Africa and gill be Joined enrouts
by Mr.. Thompson. They will go
10 British East Africa ard Ab4s
sinia in the search for plg gagoe.
aothing smaller than lions. ti9aFs
ansi elephants to he bagr@5
Ir. Hemingway has lgug tsaa
the idea if searching sha AfrEcaa
vllds for animals fhs killing III
which wiil praYade greater thrill
tfsan deer. nseaes or hear. hHd asss
not EntHu1 sss return sn Neg Ne8s
-.zs a. a. - gwa..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
FIVE-DAY HEAT
OPPRESSION IN
EAST IS BROKEN
EIGHT MORE PERSONS re.
PORTED DEAD. BRINGING
TOTAL IN EXCESSIVE HAT
To OVER 100
tuy Associated PRESS,

NEW YORK. August 3.-A
northwest wind stirring Tho mir ~
IL miles an hour, broke the east >
five-day heat oppression today, ard
promised TO stop the toll Of deaths
that reached more than one hsn.
dred.
The weather bureau espseted
tne temperature 20 remain under
90 throughout the day ard be
carried downward ~ showers To-
night.
Phiiadelphias relief cane laat
IS she city vas within . bali hour
Of breaking fks SO ysar old record
of SCI hoats sussasned heat. Be
fore the northwest breeze aeaei.ei
thers, however, eight more persons
died.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
ORDERS BOND OF
BOA INCREASED

At 3 brief session Of criminal
court held this morning. Judge j.
! Winning Harris ordered Ftto Boza
taken in custody by tho sheriff. Rs-
tsl additional bend couId lie sceug
e8 and approved.
The judge explained he bad
been advissa that Boza, ykao MISS
convicted Ass sesk eu 8 statutory
enarre. intended Eo s'skap oas @ad
allow hgs bora nf $500 10 be ea-
treated.
He Increased the bond ta S1 500
/ and issued sha ovsteE for h1s ae8ng
hrgss. Gat5l the anaeant was a=9ag-
ed gas<esl ass3 approved by sas
ttEEG8s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
ADVANCE GUARD
ARRIVES HERE.
TO ATTEND TO DETAILS IN
CONNECTION WITH EN-
CANPMENT

Captain sStau3eg 8. Barr han. of
he hadauaf bsttetg an Iaek-
gsaTtBa sGH eTegsl members ri
headquarters battery @sd medical
i ciaHsesst. arrived oYer the high
rsaY tast u3gat.
Theg eosee ems aay aks@ad of
sehs48aAe rs - weTe not sapfscs-
p13 &s arE5Ya befssFe E3,ss asssrno~Ts.
THNy &S attend So sbets4ia a& the
easn at farS Tas sog re@Nrs atatsa,
preparatory SIR tsaa Arrival of tbs
6zA entv C.. A.. FfaFtsAa Ms.
ssa1 tsaaFss. sszfssa@y.
Captain N Il, Heating aAsa II
TIE ssssEsaesss a@fa aearus, arrived
H n k# FTasaah Snee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
Recovery Administration
Makes Ruling Bearing On
Wage-Raising Proposals
, eoeoeSsssssssosssssesoo


IBy Associated Prcssp
WASHINGTON, August s.
The administration ruled today il
could not attempt TO abrosate con-
tracts existing as result OF col
iectiVe bargaining between CAPT
tai and labor.
Employers who find themselves
unable to adjust such contracts
will be permitted to display the
NRA blue eagle if they conform
as much as they otherwise can
to the wage-raising employment
increasing movement.
Donald Riehberg, general eeun-
sci fer the recovery administra-
ton, pointed cut a paragraph IN
the presidents blanket agreement
proposing equitable readjust-
ment" of higher brackets of pay
aud no reductions are applied TO
wages based on days, weeks or
months aud not hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
BURGLARS TRY
TO ENTER HOME
THROUGH ROOF
ATTEMPT MADE EARLY THIS
MORNING AT RESIDENCE OF
RAY NAVARRO ON CARO-
LINE STREET

When burglars find they can
not enter a home by the ground
floor route. they climb porches
and even get on roofs to effect
an entrance.
This method was tried by two
or more would be thieves early
this morning when Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Navarro, who live at GIL Car
oline street were awakened at 3
o'clock this morning by the tramp
ing of feet on. an elevated porch
at the rear of the residence and
also on the roof. That they did
not gain entrance to the home
is fortunate for the robbers. as
Mr., Navarro was ready with q
Empowered rifle and would have
been forced to shoot in the event
that the thieves entered.
He called warning advising
the marauders to get away or
take the consequences. There
was a scramble on the porch and
in the yard, and afterwards quiet.
The family retired and for
about 90 minutes peace reigned,
Suddenly there was a noise on the
roof as though some person had
stumbled. and the family could
distinctly hear the words ''you
d--n fool"
Then another rush as the per-
sons Jumped from the roof TO
the porch and made their escape.
Afterwards this quiet reigned uu.
til morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
FLORIDA BRINGS
l16PASSENGERS

TEE st@anaef Es3z58s aFrss *a
EKana HAsAsta yesterday aftexnas1
ssfth 10 passengers. - atseas.
stss sassAd 80 e'e&sxk Tor Tampa
sskth IS - RsrA-
TIE kaaa1 EEata sastsf Eaaks@s
m6sA ka~ kesa i've saFfeiss Va.
@frtHea q s'eass ahss tssng sing AZ
~ . aag ~ Pagt u rrgsases. Tbs
aakee III a eaess - as.tY IL skAE
ssxs&r asgh f4saas @stefa - heg
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03

BOA CASE To BE
HEARD SATURDAY

AZ the reqasst Of ast0Ensgs saf
shs defense. arguments for a nsg
erssl In tae eaAs eg she a&ats ags8ns*
Flta Boxs hats been baHtpgHea 81.
81 Saturday rsegninE
Tbe hearing re TIE motion fas
nsm trial was originally ses faw
ssse nunsng. Yesterday sfe mss
tlgn fer m extsnslen Of tssse wae
pageA before Judge 7 Ssaans
harris ard ne request NaA gran
81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
Additional Data Necessary
Before Application Is Made
For Bridge-Financing Loan

matters pertaining to both city
and county governments are be-
ing compiled today. This is be-
ing done by Mr.. Lester and Clerk
Ross C. Sawyer. and is absolute
~ necessary TO be completed and
Incorporated in the information
before the application can be pre-
scented.
Advisor Not Named Yet
And even though everything was
in readiness, all data complete,
every question in the regulations
satisfactorily answered and all re-
CURED information compiled and
perfected to the minptest detail,
nothing can be done on the appii-
cation until the technical advisory
committee on public works is APP
pointed, it is shown.
This committee was organized
Thursday night in Jacksonville,
with c. &. Treaoway, chairman of
the state highway commission. as
chairman, and Thad q. Buckner,
Of Jacksonville, secretary. The
other member is w. Fl. Burwell, of
Miami.
Stating the status of the Florida
applications already received, Mr..
, Treadway said these and letters
seeking information on loans, tot
allied between $50,000.00 and
$50, 100000 but until the techni-
cal advisor 10 named, nc action
+, can be taken.
His appointment is momentar-
lily expected to be announced in
Washington, and it is believed he
will be an engineer and viii be sta
toned IN Tallahassee at the head
quarters of the state advisory
committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
Twenty-Five New Vessels Ordered
Constructed By Navy Department
Plans Call For Building Of
Sixteen More In Var
ious Government Yards
OF Country

WASHINGTON, Aug.
3.-The navy department
today awarded contracts
to the lowest responsible
bidder" for q new navy
vessels.
The department also al
lOtted 16 vessels to be con-
structed in navy yards.
In announcing the
awards, officials said the
charges by Senator Tram
nell, char nan OF the SELL
ate nava ,mmittee, of
collision zen bidders.
had not be. nbstantiat-
ed.
In the me. nwhile, in
view of the shipbuildirag
code a. to wages and
hours in private yards,
the navy today ordered a
fiye-day week Of 40 hours
for civilian employees at all
shore stations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
STORM REPORT

WASHINGTON. u. D., August
s.--Advisovy, 10000 a. "a. North.
east storm warnings ordered noon
treeport 90 Brownsville. Texas.
Tropical disturbance central about
$50 miles southeast Of Galveston.
attended By strong shifting winds
apparently moving westward about
10 miies per hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
TRANSPORTATION
SYSTEM In CUBA
TIED UP TODAY
STREET CAR WORKERS IN HA-
VANA STRIKE IN SYMPATHY
WITH BUS AND TAXI DRIV-
Frs
(By Associated Pressl

HAVANA, Aug. 3.-Havana
walked to work today or rode in
private automobiles and horse
drawn vehicles, because street car
workers struck in sympathy with
bss and taxi drivers.
The conductors and motormen's
union decided IN a twenty-fo
hour strike, beginning last mid
night, to show their support for
omnibus mems protest against
what they call exorbitant fees for
licenses to operate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
I'm No Fashion Plate ---GOebbelS;
But Goering's Nazi Uniforms Shine
tHy Associated Press,

two schools of dress in high nazi
officialdom.
One, which takes little or no
thought of sartorial detail, is ty-
pified by DR.. Joseph Goebbels, the
reich's minister of propaganda.
The leader of the other is Her
mann Goering, Prussian Minister
of the Interior, chief of federal
aviation. head Of the police and
president of the reichstag when,
and if, parliament meets. He
has a full set of uniforms.
Calls Clothes Unitarian
Goebbels expressed his senti-
ments on the subject recently
when "The Gentleman's Journal
discussed a uniform which he wore
at the Rome aviation field where,
with several Italian fascist Off
Gals. he waited the arrival of the
Graf Zeppelin. He sent this
crisp letter to the editor of the
magazine:
"With reference to your July
number, | beg to inform you that
my choice of suits and uniforms is
a question of pure utility having
nothing to do with either fashion
or society"
The article was entitled, "The
Society Suit of the Storm Troops" "
Dr. Goebbels. incidently, Is the
only member of the cabinet who
has never appeared on German
soil in the brown nazi uniform.
Arrayed in Regalia
But Goering's wardrobe seem
ingly contains uniforms for all oc-
casions, and occasions, incidently,
are many for the portly minister.
Goering's taste in. dress is ORR
ginal, and his aviation uniform
topcoat with isnow-white lapels,
resembles nothing worn by other
The aviation uni
form, his personal creation, is as
new as is Germany's minister of
aviation.
His brown "wild-leder." or doe
skin. cloak, fastened at the throat
by a single clasp, never fails to
elicit comment when the minister
appears at mass meetings, holding
one side across his chest like a
.oga.
Under this he wears a brown
shirt, gut with crimson collar
points and brown trousers.
Compare Geering TO Duee
Goering. unlike Goebbels, does
lot mind personal press references.
many of which mention details of
.aste that correspond to Musso-
ini's.
Papers recently printed an an
that the director of
The Leipzig zoo had presented Goa-
ing with an eight-weeks old lion.
Some of them recalled that speci-
mems of the king of beasts also
1ad been sent TO II Duce.
Goering's office in the Prussian
of the interior also has
been compared to the famous room
1T Rome in which the Italian lead
IF receives visitors. Goering
moved from a eubby-hole chamber
used by his republican predecessor,
to 9 vast ante-room.
Huge Candelabra upon the desk
are lighted during audiences.
The solumnity of an interview
IN these surroundings is enhanced
BY the remoteness of the desk
from the door, the distance insur-
Ing a long spell of silence before
the visitor gets within speaking
range Of the minister.
Goeriug's latest residence. de-
scrihed on photographs as mod
est" is a handsome ediftee dating
from imperial days. II il set in
a large wooded ministry park. The
was remodeIIed after de-
signs by Goeriag.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
City Government Calls On
County For Assistance In
Purchasing OF Fire Hose
Resolution Approving Pur-
chase Outstanding Bonds
By State Board Intro
duced

The city government is asking
the board of county commission
srs TO assist the fire department
in making purchases of necessary
fire hose to bring the department
up to the standard as required by
the board of fire underwriters.
This was brought out at the
regular meeting of the commits
sioners last night in communities
ton from City Clerk Wallace Pin
der. The letter said the city coun-
Gil would appear before the COM
missioners in body and make
this request. No members of the
council were present and no ac-
ton was taken.
All members Of the board were
present, Clerk Ross G. Sawyer,
County Attorney William v. Al
bury, Deputy Sheriff Clement Jay
cocks, Tax Assessor j. Otto Kir-
chheiner, County Judge Hugh
Gum, Ferry Auditor Roy Faux
ner, County Engineer Homer Her.
rick, and Ferry Manager Eugene
Demeritt were also present.
Present Resolution
A resolution approving the pur-
chase By the state board of adj
ministration of $124,0 900 outstand-
ing bonds Of Monroe county at
varying prices below 80 flat,
was introduced.
The resolution also carried a re-
quest that the board use all funds
remaining from the gasoline tax
over and above the $124,0O0, for
the purchase of bonds at the next
advertised meeting at which bids
viii be opened, provided such of
ferings are under 80 flat.
The commissioners agreed unan-
imously and the attorney was au-
thorized 20 communicate to w. ".
Knott. state treasurer, the action
Of the board.
Attention was called to certain
places at the lower end of the
boulevard that have been sapped
by tidal action. Engineer Her
rick was instructed to investigate
the condition and determine to
what extent the undermining has
been carried.
He viii make the necessary re-
pairs and furnish an estimate Of
the cost of the material required.
Regarding Hospital
In a communication from Tai
lahassee. the attention of the board
was called TO the overcrowded
condition of the state hospital for
the insane at Chattahoochee aud
requesting that the laws pertaining
20 the care of patients by the
county. as set forth in the general
laws Of the state, be strictly COM
piled with.
Reports of deposits By the tax
collector; sheriffs report of de-
posts OF fines aud costs collected; !
clerk s report of tax redemptions;
report of the county Judge and re.
port Of c. Sam q. Curry, clerk of
criminal court, were read and APP
proved.
County attorney was instructed
70 investigate the necessity OF ap.
pointing deputy supervisors OF
resignation for the different dis
tfiets. This was done at the re-,
quest Of John England. county
supervisor, DIR. England stated
he can handle the matter without
assistance. but believes the law
stipnlates deputies must be en-.
ployed.
The matter Of compiling certain
data pertaining 20 the application
Tor loans for the proposed bridges
was brought before the meeting hy
City Attorney j. Lsneelot Lester.
IL Was agreed that he and Clerk
Sawyer viii secure the information
AMI pat It in proper form.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03
ATTENTION!

We wish TO notify our Gus.
toners that ws are n0t dis
continuing our PREMIUM DE-
PARTMENT for MAGNOLIA
MILK and oCTAGoN SOAP
and ~ish 10 decay al rumars
which have been circulating
around town d1Eiag the past
few days.
INSTEAD. we are Increasing
eur stoek nest noaah and will
have y large asscTtrment Of
CHRISTMAS rows and GIFTS.
SAVE THE LABELS
ard get valuable pr~suiuEas
which are on daaplay at all
times At ear store.
San Carlos Book Store
SIS DuvAL STREET
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03

New regulations concerning the
method of applications for loans
from the public works were issued
August and copies received from
Washington yesterday by Mr.. Por-
ter and Mr.. Lester.
There is great deal OF work
connected with the preparation OF
the application. This has been
started both here and IN Mlami
and Mr.. Lester is of the opinion
that it will be completed in a few
days after which the application
will be presented to the state adj
visory board.
Certain data relative to taxes,
bonded Indebtedness and other
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-03

William r. Porter. general man
ager Of the Road and Toll Bridge
District commission, back from q
stay in Washington in the interests
of the bridges project, feels more
optimistic than ever, he told The
Citizen.
He cannot see any real obstac-
les in the way of ultimate success
and is of the opinion that the FOR
NAL application for the loan will
be made in a short time.
In this opinion sAfttorney J.
Lancelot Lester eoncurs. Mr..
Lester. just back from Jackson
vile, says the chances of success
are constantly getting better
Those who can aid in securing the
loan are today in a more favorable
frame of mind, and are seeing the
project as wonderful aid to thou.
sands of unemployed and also as
of permanent utilitarian social val
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-30

served and 1t all went off just fine. The Candleites turned out for the decorating of the Lomen hall and 1t looked very Christmasey. All inall 1t was more than any one ex- pected. The Candleites take this occasion to thank Miss Reader for her donation of a lovely program and her help to make this a very cheery and happy Xmas.
 The dance was a success and MT. and Mrs. Whaley gave us few spec .alty dances.
 Ben Easly took on for Kotzebue and the large plane is leaving for Nome. Iii
 Several old timers here are get ting their big drill all ready for the new pay streak. Here's hop ing they're not disappointed.
 R. N. Sundquist received wire from Seattle stating that he is now the father of a lovely baby girl. Congratulations.
 Wishing you II a .Iapny New Year. H. N.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-30
WALES
ecial Nnrret Corr.spondencel

Especial Nngget Corresp ondencel
 Dec. II 1ec Nome Nugse.
 Nome, Alaska Last month one Shismaref nati came down to ind out about the maiiboat. He said that they had a radio up there but the operator was new so they d.d not hear what happened to the unfor unate boat. 1 It is very sad to think what he will have to tell the people up there. After this man went back. two men came down to take the corpse that was found on the beach just this lside of the wreck, back with them. They reported that the trail was very bad. They said that their dogs had to wade in snow two feet deep. They went back after they rested their dogs a day.
 The boys who drove herd down to Teller to butcher came back just few days ago. They said that the trail was bad all the way to Teller.
 The man are busy putting out traps since the season opened but fox are scarce this year and only a few were caught.
 The boys in school are doing fine with their radio lessons but their equipment is very limited.
 Our nurse Miss Bannan was very busy getting things ready for Christmas.
 The Christensen's at York are both we'll and are going some pros pecting.
 Pc e Olson with Metta Muller as passenger arrived from Teller yesterday. He and Willie Kazook left today. Pete for Shismaref and Willie for Ikpick.
 The shore ice has been frozen sold since November until a. few days ago when part of 1t broke up about ten miles up the coast.
 Everybody seems to be we'll so far. No seal were caught except a few last month. We had some unusual weather for some time. It rained almost continually for two days
 Robert Mayo