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Evening star., 1933-03-27
HELP-MEN,

HELP-MEN.
AUTONOBIIE oALESMAN-Ford dealer has
fe. s .ee Addsss so.
CAN You adjust yourself 70 sis TO sS5 Per
sss' S II .spy
illinois ave. corner Ga.
DREW MANAGER vented; state Is1..: sSs expert sa,
sos.M. s0sti fs1nes s.sn once: sonn0en'.l N0Dl' -
DELIVERY MEN wanted who know city
and suburbs: give sefeIensss &C.. and ni,.: expert
DRY CLEANING soLIcIToRs. experienced
SnIy Sniy' MoHd.s' soHd S0'sS1l ss1e i4th s. NV
MENsl auto seIvls. book sonssin,nS .5a woss go
MEN. well acquainted with washinston, TO
pssts' psrs time. snAsos EOS Il inv..tm:nt % slds' ~ y
MEN--THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUP
Ton for over e1' 4S Seea Years has rspusaton
products that has enabled our salssmen ,.t to
sions ess III The introdue'ion q tie General bee
as kitchen aS1s ssvsEs
s Mites than any other feid these positions .f-
commensurats with ability. Those selected
will Be given thorough training by expert
: :p YeSn. fna .ho s1
for . business connection with = future or
o. Or N past middle v e d wh Il pr sb.1
rh: may as
Messh Eeele K.shen ehe ssc New N 9o2s
st snd t. from b s!
stration The advant,ses Q. the General
betTPen O'Clock
r. J. Lantx. or phone National 1900 and
srranse Tor an sppointmennt sn n1 at some % other
RoTTE DRIVERS =, S, fS5 .0 speeisl ar delivery yer!
Il you Sqslisy ava ~ N.Y., Must own car. Apply Q
&c. you keep 41e. 1874 Kenyon st. NV. 81.
cars: soed proposition; Salary W and commits
SIGN; apply pm Monday. A. & p, Cleaners
u Composition and press xofE. address Bo.
SD. Star once. giving full information;
ogM NAN Ha,on honest oos snd
ence necessary. Permanent. Apply 14O6
O st. NV. Room 2O4. from 2 to pm.
NJ +. e.n place s SS M IF .Ga
week to start. Apply Room 400. 1919 r
in new local once: apply to 3 pm. Mon
day or 10 to II am. Tuesday. Mr.. Wilson,
YOUNG MEN: 2. Of GOOD appearance. TO sell
used cars Must have own transportation
good opportunity for young men aualifyins.
Gee used car manager. Parkway Motor Co.,
TO MEN WHO
DON'T ANSWER ADS
insure 'a Them s ens ne'ain ss.r 'ess ~ork
II you meet our requirements Of neat
appearance. industrious nature. 25 to so
years OF age, We will set YOU up in q little
business in your own neiehborhood without
one cent investment on your part.
You won't get rich-.but you should net
BY this time next week one Of your
friends may. have the franchise to your
locality. so don't put this OF.
1t costs YOU nothing but your time to
investisats this plan. and 1t ma, NAV & be jgst gat
interview between the hours Of Q and 70
am. or pm once 73s. zoos 15th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

America, Europe, Africa and islands Of
the sea- A large hollow ball filled with
argon gas was used In the tests. This
was connected with q machine which
would measure currents inside the ball.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

Crime sent the greatest number @ Of well
Of filming photopayM M In it: cast toshe were three three
Sylvia Sidney Kay Francis Kay johnson and Barbara
for the Aims but real
unusually
decision
Mount we're used
Evening star., 1933-03-27
TO MEN WHO
nNN'T ANQwTp Ana
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

CAN you sELL3 soaps cosmetics. novel,
prices. Pardus Novelty Co.. SO H st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
PROOFREADER.

Secretary, stenographer; 10 years. expert.
ence with same concern; efdcient; references
Moderate salary. Address Box 332-M, Stai
once. 21s
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
YOUR DOG gtvQn . sanitary bath; complete
ly eliminating deas. and dried with electric
EosllisI il22 Iyins st nv Col. o57z. 0-
YRESH AND MIXED BIRD SEED.
1Se b.; lsS;; 2SS; 8 lss;; Sc; 10 lbs. 81.
612 p 9t. NV. 1404 Irving NV.
VISIT sCHMIDs EMPORIUM OF PITS,
hear wonderful talking Mino (from East
1naisl. singiQg canaries. gold and ttcpiesl
mos, plain and wire FOX Terriers. rabbits,
pat games, baby lambs. 712 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
Bedtime
Stories
BY THORNTON ". BURGESS.

Unc' Billy or His Ghost.
h time Q ghost you'll always md
Exists nowhere but in the mind.
Old Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

WILL COLLECT BILLS FOR INDIVIDUALS
or concerns for 90'e commission. Address
Box s6-D. Star once.
PROSPECTIVE MOTHERS BOARDED BE-
fore and after confinement; babies cared for.
Phone Dec 59O6 or address Box 267-M. Star
once. S7'
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER REGULARLY
empioyed. willing to pay $50 to one arrans-
ing $500 book loan before April LIST. Pay
ments. S75 each. July October. January
April: ample retirement and insurance to Sc
cure loan. Address Box 316-M Star once.
BATHS. MT. CLEMENS SYSTEM LADIES
- years Apt. l02. Burlineton, Dist. 1855
Daily. Sunday, a.m.-l0 pm. j.
FLOORS CLEANED AND wAXED. 9x12
area. IS cents scraping. rehnishins, etc;
references. Col 371S.
LADIES WANTED WHO HAVE HAD EX-
perience in making and selling paper flowers
Good prof1ts. Room s0., 1917 81. NV.
LOANS TO RESPONSIBLE sALARIED PEO-
pie for constructive purposes. SOUTHEAST
ERN IND. LOAN CORP, 1426 Eye st. nv.
Nat. 2210. go
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HANUsoRIPT TYPTNICafeful work that
viii save printers bills for authors corrsc:
fions. Competent revision Of spelling and
punctuation included. Address Box S37:M.
NURSE. practical and companionable. hos
pital training; willing, confederate; best ref
erence. Assist with other duties. Adams
PIANIST, expd. accompanist, sight reader,
solo entertainer or orchestra. Phone Lin
coin 4254.J
lR-DOOKKEEPIR. expert:
snsea s.ible hlen senoc s%o saisrH eonasaersd ~
start. Cali Wisconsin 4342.
sTENOGRAPHER-7 years exp. commercial
and legal. very rapid, needs work, accept
small salary. Nat. 0700. Apt. 119. 81
STENO0RAPHY AND TYPING, Competent
work BY day, hour, or week. Call Aiss Nolan,
Lincoln OOS2.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

BUICK SEDAN. 5-pass.. s-eyl. medium si.e
been thoroushiy checked and is guaranteed
By US. Finish. tires and inside hne; 1881
So45 Stanley H. Horner, Inc. 10l5 14tn
Evening star., 1933-03-27
If HANDS
COULD SPEAK

MRS. AS HANDS
''If only we could hide
under the table! How
humiliating to look 20
rough and red! Every
one can see we have to
wash dishes 3 times a day.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

CHRYSLER 1928 COUPE. rumble seat;
painted cream with green trim; this sporty
iittie coupe, alreaoy equipped with good
tires, will furnish both beauty and economy
in a sood. used car. for only SIso. Inc
Trew Motor Co 500 l4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

BJICK COUPE, 1928; rumble seat. master
motor. This car has been rednished and ts
in fine shape; S295. Stanley H. Horner,
Inc 10l5 14th st. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
SITUATIONS-MEN.

coLORED MAN-First-class cook, wants
{Sb IN Or oSr t9I 15stc.ass HIyin reIerense %
GARDENER. white, desires position; middle
aged. 91S II st. NV. 27s
GARDENER, experienced; best local refer
ences; formerly with Botanical Gardens.
Anthony. "a 3 Ut. NV. 27s
MAN, young. university eraduate desires
work: has good use Of three LANGUAGES and
typewriter. Good references. Call West
1850. Apt. ITO. between 6 and 10 eveninss.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

black with black wire. wheels. metal tire
covers, and full nickel trim. The tires;
paint upholstery. mechanical condltion ana
ike new S445. The Trew Motor Co.. loos
i Ii at n
Evening star., 1933-03-27

CHRYsLER "75" ROADsTER-Painted
beautiful creamy tan. with tenders painted
light olive drab. which Is IKE new; r nne
top. and entire car in splendid condition
One Of the cleanest sport roadsters we've
ever seen; S345. The Trew Motor Co.. 1909
Evening star., 1933-03-27
PERSONAL.

The rats under heading Of Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

side mounts, very best of rubber, finish like
new, motor in perfect shape: 1885. Park
vay Motor Co., 3040 M St NV.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
HELP-WOMEN.

HELP-WOMEN.
perience in bookkeeping; must be able to
use typeEriteg; salaEy TO start. $40 week
1sy 1Hs"fsp1 se. YOU Keep 47o. ls74 Kenyon s. NV
SODA DISPENSER. experienced local refer
ence.: call in person. National Drug Co.
SOLICITORS wanted for hand laundry: At.
Laundry. $40 18th st. nv.
WOMAN, OPPORTUNITY otersd woman q e.
Address BOZ 436-M: Star once:
WOMAN. s.Pable; msture: . ds!otc g lssss
sos:% sIs.' sssf s:' stne: Give phone Address Bon
x,ouHo LADI.e ira four: H. te e; e,reyI:; We;
poon ssay s n: to ADJ;
Mr. lambert. 2 to PM. 3510 14th st.
to w9MAs Te ps..as 2s SsMsMlysT With high
sas z. sd 0 All a.sney vii.
the xort Il aT
intsryiew l.. Phons for appointment. to B.
WANTED-SALESME
SEVERAL MEN with sales ability for high
class clientele. Clean. attractive PROPOSE
ton Liberal commission. but no cash ad-
vances. Should have auto. References re-
ouired Address Box 460-M. Star once. 27'
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 2419. 1887
14th, for cooks, z. h.w., day workers. walt
resses. maids couples, part-time workers.
INSTRUCTION COURSES,
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CUl-
ture Night and day classes. Positions OBJ
tained. 225 National Press Bldg. Met. 1923
PRIVATE SECRETARlAL AND FINISHING
courses. to months Qualities one for The
better paid secretarial positions. Operates
very large employment agency. Openings
daily. Boyd's. 1888 r St. Nat. 234O.
MABEILE HONOUR SCHOOL q BEAUTY
CULTURE, Inc. Estab. 1919, .W'tons ORIG
inal, largest and finest equipped school
i4tt st. NV. Met. Si7s.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT oU1CKLY; YOUR
or our car; refined licensed instructors.
1923 L st. NV, Sterling 9512. 2S'
SYTVIATI0NS-MCN
Evening star., 1933-03-27

CHRYSIER SEDAN. 1930-This is in perfect
condition; paint, tires. motor like new S15
down, balance easy terms arranged; no
property agners Century Motors, 1908
IAth AZ nv. North A232.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
UBURN 1928 "s'' CONVERTIBLE &C
echanically and appearance exec

BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN, model %; light six;
fine condition: good tires; $50. &c. 0725.
BUICK 1881 DE LUKE SEDAN, model 81.
cost over 81 900: like new, many extras,
S615: 1890 de luxe sedan, model A., me-
chanically and appearance excellent, $3.50.
per0as 11th ct NV
Evening star., 1933-03-27

BUICK COUPE, 1881; 4-pass.. 8 cyl; motor
| in pink OF condition. This car has had very
| careful driving and finish and tires are like
| new; auaranteed; S725. Stanley H. Horner,
| Inc 1nIh Nth IVY MA hSnN.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

perfect mechanical condition; S12b down.
bal IL mos. BarryPate. 1880 Park rd'
Evening star., 1933-03-27

RIJICK SEDAN 1890. 5-pass. good gas
mileare and thoroughfy reconditioned and
guaranteed by us, S4Q5 Stanley H. Horner,
Ire. III l4th st. NV MA. 1881. .-
Evening star., 1933-03-27
WANTED-SALESMEN,

SEVERAL MEN with sales ability for high
class clientele. Clean. attractive PROPOSE
ton. Liberal commission. but no cash I'D =
vances. Should have auto. References re-
auired. Address Box 460-M. Star once. 27'
Evening star., 1933-03-27

Guaranteed Tire Co., Miller tires
1910 Pa. Ave. NV.
WASHING MACHINE, only,
1900, Whirlpool; wringer type
brand-new floor sample; reduced
from $79 to $44.S0. Carroll Supply
Co., III 18th st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANERS, one only,
Sweeper Vac, suction type, rebuilt,
$985; also one $3.50 de luxe Sweeper
Vac, rebuilt, at $3.50; unusual bar
bains. Carroll Supply Co., III 18th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-03-27

| Hnish excellent, motor tptop shape. Re-
duced to 1889 Parkway Motor Co., 3o4O
Evening star., 1933-03-27

CHEVROLET 1882 SPORT COUPE. rumble
seat, 5 windows like new in every way
S425; 1881 de luxe sedan, q wire wnee!s,
Evening star., 1933-03-27

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1882: perfect condi-
lion; black Duoo fnish. brand-new tires;
Si25 down. bal. II months. Barry-Pate.
13En PARK I'd Ad. l02O2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
KimbaU Arrives Here
With Aliens; Two Men
Are Deported To Cuba

f. F. Kimball. official of the
U. S. immigration Service in Mi
ami, arrived yesterday with Jose
Gonzalez Consuegra and Antonio
Diaz Moline. for deportation to
Cuba. They were sent out on the
S. s. Cuba to Havana.
Mr.. Kimball told The Citizen
that this trip is the first he has
made TO Key West since he was
here 90 years ago when he was in
the navy on board the U. S. S.
Dixie.
Just as som as his vacation
time comes around. he said, he
win come fer a stay Of several
days and put in his time catching
some Of the big fish that are 70
be found in the waters near the
city. He returned 20 Miami on the
afternoon train.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
EXAMINATIONS
FOR TEACHERS
Is CONDUCTED
HELD TO-DAY AT HIGH
SCHOOL; TWO DIFFERENT
GROUPS IN TESTS; WHITE
AND CoLORED

Examinations for teachers in
the public schools of Monroe coun-
ty are being held today in the high
school. There are two groups, one
of white teachers and the other of
colored, with seven in each group.
In the first mentioned group
are Sybil Roberts, Eva Warner,
Lorraine Caviness, Anabelle Lew
in, Jennie May Johnson, Leona
Henriquez and Grace Hilton.
The second group is composed
of Vandalism Mingo, Myrtle Red
dick, Kathleen Sawyer. Fanchon
Tynes, Naomi Cornell, Mary
Moreno and Grace Palacios.
Test were started yesterday af-
ternoon and are expected to be
completed by tomorrow afternoon.
Pupils of the pupil schools are
to be promoted next week, begin
ming Monday, according to the re.
suits of the examinations of this
week.
Students at the high school and
the Harris school have completed
their examinations and those al
the Division street school will
finish their tests this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03

perfect maze of overlapping
conflicting tax systems with
inevitable invasions by one
authority of tax areas prop
erly belonging to another
authority" the president
said.
IF your conference can
help make a scientific divi-
sion of tax sources amongst
the various governmental
authorities you will have
made a distinct contribution
to efficiency as well as to
economy of our whole gov
ernmental system. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03

Authority government. some
thing akin to dictatorship but rest
ing upon the solid rock of popular
approval, has been his aim. In
parliamentary forms he has no
faith.
He visualizes, in fact, day
when there may be a chain of
such governments across Europe
from the Baltic to the Mediter-
ranean. But he believes that even
if authority government assumes
the form of outright dictatorship,
it must rest upon the will of the
people.
Firm Foundation Needed
"a dictatorship that is founded
upon the revolvers of the police
and the bayonets of the army can
not endure" he said in recent
personal chat. "Just as soon as
pressure comes from without to
which it must devote it's energies,
it falls to pieces at home.
"a successful dictatorship can
come only when the people say:
we want one man whom we trust
to govern us, and not parliament
tary clique You cannot erect a
dictatorship in a vacuum.
"Mussolini has said that fascism
is no article for export. l may add
that national socialism, too, is
something that cannot be exported.
"Often men come from other
countries to ask for my recipe but
/ tell them | have no recipe, be-
cause my movement is distinctly
adapted to the German people.
"And yet history has shown that
certain ideas, terminating in one
section of Europe. are bound to
filter through and take root in
others. Broadly speaking, that
section of Europe which lies be-
tween the Baltic and the Medi-
terranean has been governed by
similar systems. 1t is not unlikely
that as the system changes in one
section of this strip, it will change
elsewhere.
"There are certain basic ideas
which, / believe, are penetrating
beyond Italy and beyond Germany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
TO SUE CHILDREN FOR
D0LES GIVEN PARENTS

CANBERRA, Feb. 3.-Sons and
daughters who have sufficient
means are compelled to con-
tribute to the support of needy
parents by a new federal Aus
tralian law.
old-sge and invalid pensions of
$3.50 week cost the common
wealth s5s,5Oo.o0O annually. But
many who receive this federal aid
have adult wen-tO-do children. In
future the government will sue
these children for reimbursement.
Similar action has been planned
in the state of New South Wales
in respect 10 widows pensions,
which cost $4,000, 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
PALM BEACH CUTS
DOWN ON EXPENSE
NOTHING ASIDE FROM ESSEN.
TIAL DEPARTMENTS TO
BE CONTINUED
.ny A..eeIaara Psr.sl

WEST PALM BEACH. Feb. 3.
Suspension Of ail functions Of
government except absolute essen
tialz such a. police. fire. and health
protection was considered today
hy city commissioner who were
without any funds u pay employees
and was restrained By courts from
raising money By advalorem taxa
ton.
Sales tax and other new forms
81 naoney-raissng to continue the
government viii be considered a.
. conference Of officials Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
RELIEF GOES TO
ASSIST VESSEL
BRITISH SHIP REPORTED TO
BE AGROUND NEAR TOR.
TUGAS LIGHT

The Merritt. Chapman and Scott
wrecking tug Relief sailed this
morning $50 o'clock to the asSis-
anee of the British ship Baron
Ailsa aground near Tortugas
light.
A radiogram from the vessel
was received shortly after mid
night by the Relief and as soon as
she was made ready the voyage
started.
From information received at
the lighthouse department il il
said that the ship is about eight
nautical miles northeast Of the
statior. The light was burning
and the radioheacoa functioning
all night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03

AS they are taken up by other
countries they are adapted to the
character, mentality and circum-
stances of the people adopting
them.
1.-The basic idea which / think
will spread is that of what /
choose to call authoritary govern
ment, uninfluenced by the fluctua-
tions of parliamentary whims. 1t
is becoming more and more evident
that democracy, with its ever
wavering parliamentarism, is not
the proper form of government for
this section of the world.
''For us in Germany especially,
parliamentary democracy is for
eign body. 1t is not native to us
and does not belong to our tradi-
ton. The system has failed here.
Formerly monarchs represent
ed this authoritary idea. At one
time it was the Catholic church.
In our time, it probably will as
sumo other FORMS"
Leadership Held Necessity
Strong leadership is a natural
adjunct of any such system, the
new chacellor believes, and gener-
ally it comes from a movement
initiated by an individual. Such
movements must be indissolubly
linked with the name of that lead
er, he said, and added:
mo idea will gain ground with
out a head to drive it forward.
Only when the idea has triumphed
and has withstood the acid test
of practical experience is it pos
sible to separate leader and idea.
"Take the case of Mussolini and
his fascist idea. The two are in
separately tied up with each other.
Fascism is unthinkable without
Mussolini. :
Cor take Bismarck and the Ger
man empire. l grant you there
were other factors which contri-
buted toward the founding of the
empire in 1871. There was the
tradition of a German reich. There
was the historic example of the
federated German states. Yet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
TRAIN BRINGS
SO PASSENGERS
FLORIDA SAILED FOR HA-
vANA WITH 90 PASSEN-
GERS ON BOARD

The steamship Florida sailed
this afternoon 1915 o'clock with
.92 passengers from Key West for
Havana. She arrived from Tampa
this morning with % passengers.
Train rs came in at 11:45 with
% passengers, most of them en-
route to Cuba.
Ferry PARROT arrived yesterday
5 o'clock from Cuba with one car
of machinery, one car of tomatoes
and one car with 10 sacks of mail.
Freighter BTazos, of the Clyde
Mallory lines is due at Key West
tonight from Galveston enroute to
Charleston and New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
House Committee Makes
Cut In Budget Estimate
sRy As.eclatea Press,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Con-
gress learned today that the
house appropriations committee
thinks the legislative establish
ment can be run for $4,000, 900
less in the next fiscal year than
the current period.
The committee slashed $4,670,-
600 off the budget estimates for
the legislative branch and re-
ported supply bill cut to sic, $751;
900 as compared with $ls,712,-
600.
The house reversed it's previous
action in boosting an appropria-
ton for the federal trade commits
sion from $4,000 to $4,000
for the next fiscal year.
The house then passed a ST.
900, 900, 900 independent offices
supply bin including trade COM
mission appropriation of $4,000
and 5000, 900, 900 for veterans adj
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
Free Dance Al Ouersea
Hotel Tomorrow Night

The public is being invited to
the big free dance at the Oversee
Hotel tomorrow night which win
be given by the management Of
the hotel.
The Blue Devils have been en-
gagged 70 furnish good program
of dance music, During the eve
ming prize viii be given 20 the
couple dancing the best waltz.
Dancing starts AT 9 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
Hoover Claims Present
System OF Taxation Has
Become Serious Problem

WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.
Declaring the present sys-
tenn of taxation presented a
perfect maze of overlap
ping" President Hoover to-
day told the interstate con-
ference of legislators here
he had hope that the meet
ing might help straighten
out the problem.
He said the problem has
arisen through evolution of
governmental functions of
municipalities, townships.
counties and states.
The result has been a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
IVY RETURNS TO
PORT LAST NIGHT
LIGHTHOUSE VESSEL HAD
BEEN ENGAGED IN PLAc-
ING BUoYS

The lighthouse tender Ivy arriy-
ed last night from Miami harbor
where buoy work has been going
on for the past week.
Within a short time the vessel
will leave for Sanibel Island and
Tampa Bay to relieve buoys and
attend to other work in that sec
ton.
Leaving on the Ivy will be j. l..
Pippin and family to be left at
Anclote Island, Mr.. Pippin having
been appointed as keeper Of the
station to fill the vacancy left by
the retirement Of Robert S. Meyer
who recently completed 43 years
of service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03

ministration and sent it to the
senate.
A joint congressional committee
on veterans affairs today heard
Donald Hobart, national vice COM
mander of the American Veterans
Association, oppose payment of
the bonus, and recommends ex-
tensive cuts in present payments
to ex-soldiers.
Bennett Camp Clark, son of the
late speaker of the house, and for
mer house parliamentarian, was
sworn in as senator from Missouri,
succeeding Harry Halves, re-
signed.
Speaker Garner disposed of re-
publicans attempts to force
through tariff raising legislation
with a declaration ''there will be
no foreign deprecated currency
legislation enacted at this session
of congress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
NEW LABORATORY FOR
MARCONI is PLANNED

ROME. Feb. 3.-The govern
ment has appropriated $3.50 900
to construct a central laboratory
for the national council Of re-
search. Of which Marquis Mar.
conf, inventor Of wireless ted
graphy. - president. The coun-
Gil sHpervises anst Of the lab
oratories in Italy.