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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26
II Suffered 10 Years
With Itching Eczema

and after spending hundreds
of dollars to clear it up, 1 tried
Zemo and got relief" writes G. c. G.
of Texas. Soothing and cooling,
zemo relieves itching in five seconds
because of its rare ingredients not
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1erful for clearing Rash, Pimples. Ring
worm and other irritatiOnS Xem0 is
worth the price because YOU get relief.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26
BRITAIN ALERT
TO NAVY AIMS
OF JAPANESE
Reports Followed Closely,
Eden Indicates in
Commons.

By JHiiod Press
LONDON. April 26-The British
government is closely observing press
statements that Japan will claim
naval equality when the London
treaty expires, and also intends to
double her air force in the next
three years, Anthony Eden, lord
privy seal, told the house of COM
mons today.
Eden said the government had no
official confirmation of the reports,
but the tone of his remarks in
dicated they were taken seriously.
Does the government intend to
take Japans general attitude lying
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DOWN." asked Godfrey Mander

DOWN" asked Godfrey Mander,
Liberal.
The assumption is entirely I'M
justified" Eden replied.
In reply to a question on whether
the government was requesting
Japan for details about the supply
ing Of war planes. loans etc, to
China by foreign powers. Eden said !;
None of the dangers to peace in
the Far East to which the japanese
foreign office spokesman called at
tention are to be apprehended from
any policy of the British govern
ment, which aims at avoiding them. p"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26

Golden-haired Vera Van will offer
group of romantic selections for her pro-
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TUESDAY

p NJ
4.Oo-gasso wilson's orchestra Nsc)
General Federation Of women's
Clubs NBCi WIZ.
4.I5-HaTs orchestra lCBsl wABC.
VioMnikt lNBCi WIZ
3o-Children's Sketch tNBCi WEAF.
4-4S-stamp Adventureers Club CHS
s.oo-Buek Rogers ocBsl wABc.
Cugat-s orchestra fNBC WEAF.
Himbers orchestra fNBCl WIZ
5.l5-Bob Nolan and Norm Sherr tCBsl
Bo66y Benson and Sunny Jim
s.3o-siamp club. Captain Healy ,NBc,
Rsainsky ensemble CPS wABc.
John B. Kennedy fNBCi WEAF
5.45-Stamp. Adventures Club lCBS)
Lo SeS' Thomas oNBc, WIZ.
sylvia Froos CHS WABC.
Grsndmothers Trunk lNBCl
sIs-Lopez orchestra SBc, WIZ.
Just Plain Bill fCBS WABC.
Sketch lNBCi WEAF
6-30-SeTenaders tCBSl WABC
Molle SHOW. lNBci WEAF. .WMAo-
6.4s-Boske Carter 1cBsi. WABC. WBBM
7.00-sketoh "Grifts and Gravy tNsCl
Rsfles-Amateur Craftsman CCBsl
Rady vaHee fNBc, wEAF.
7.30-Feature tNBCi. WIZ WIS.
Voice OF America Chs WABC.
7.45-Tenor and Sears orchestra tNBCl
WIZ
400. show Boat" GVBci wEAF.
Death VALLEY DAYS fNBCi WIZ.
Marx Warnow OCBSi WABC.
s.30-Warings Pennsylvanians tCBSl
WABC
Duchins orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
9.00-Psul Whteman orchestra anc
Deems Taylor tNBCl WEAF.
Parade Of the Provinces tNBCD
WIZ
GTsys orchestra. Connie Boswell
fCBSl WABC.
? 3O-Musical Feature fCBSl WABC.
i0.00-Fur Trsppers lNBCi WEAF.
Vera Van fCBSi WABC WIND.
The Cavaliers fNBCi WIZ
I0:15-News. Poet Prince tNBCl WIZ.
News Isham Jones orchestra
iCBSl WABC.
Gene and Glenn CNBCl wMAQ
l030-Stern's orchestra NBCl WEAF.
Madr:guera's orch c stra iNBCl
WIZ
10 45-Sosnik orchestra (CBSl WABC.
II 00-Lunceford's orchestra MIC WEAF
BaTnetts orchestra fCBSl WFBM.
Bestors orchestra fNBCl VIZ
II 30-Dancing IN Twin Cities tNBCl
Davis orchestra ccBs'. wABC
scottrs orchestra CNBCl WEAF.
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way Down Yonder in New Orleans
will be played by the Casa Iona orches-
ira as tribute to Connie Bosweirs home
town during the colorful Caravan. with
Colonel stoopnagle and Budd, to be hearo
over WFBM and the Columbia network
Thursday. from to $50 .. m.
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Take a look at the record. See
what your congressman is do
ing, and now proposes to do.
Is the man you may have voted
to send to Washington eXercis-
ing bis prediction claims?
Do you know his real views re-
garding the new deal? If he
voted for the bonus was it
termed political expediency or
was it really a sincere gesture?
Here is probably the most in
teresting and timely series of
its kind to date. Walker Stone
gives readers an authentic X
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Tonight's Radio ExcurSiOn

e.o0-Sport Album
p.05-Msrvel Myers.
s.l5-Scrap Book OF the Air.
9 3o-America Must Choose fNBC).
Newman lNBCl.
Prince tNBCA.
10 .30-Press Radio bulletin fNBCl
10 .35-Harold Stern orchestra tNbCf.
I / .00-George Olsen orchestra tNBCl.
/ .30-William Scott orchestra lNBCl,
u o. Midnight Sign OF.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
THURSDAY

gram with Freddie Richs orchestra to be
heard over WFBM and the Columbia net
work from 10 to 1915 p. m. Thursday.
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7.00-Hollyvc ID Impressions.
7.i5-Lyric ado news.
7.30-Voice Of America fCBS).
5.0O-Penn and Smack.
s:i5-Three Rose Buds
e30-Wsring's Pennsylvanisns tCBSl.
9.00-Caravan CHS.
Q .30-Piano Twins
s45-MyTt and Marge fCBS}.
10 .OO-NeTa Van lCBS1.
lo.iS-News fCBSi
10 2C--Ishsm Jones orchestra (CBSl.
10 30-Loule Lowe orchestra.
IL -00-Charles Barnet orchestra tCBSl.
II .30-Chsrhe Davis orchestra Obs.
u Odessa Byrd with Eloise.
l230--Sign of.
WKBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis BrOzdeastinE. Incl
P. NJ.
THURSDAY
4.O0-Armand Girsrd tNBC).
4;30-News flashes
4.45-Echoes Of Erin fNBC).
5.00-Afternocn melodies.
5:l5-Dick Steel.
5.30-John B Kennedy fNBCl.
5.45-Little Orphan Annie tNBC).
6.00-Happy Long
Obscene and Glenn (NBC).
e.30-The Knothole Gang.
6.45-Harry Bason.
7.00-Grits and Gravy (NBCl.
7.30-The Bluebirds
7.45-Frederick Landis-The Hooser Edi-
s;OO-Csptain lHenry's. Show Boat CNBC)
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ray of the Indiana delegation
on Capitol Hill.
Turn to the feature page today.
Read the first of these articles.
One each day will appear until
all members of both houses
have been portrayed.
In order not to miss a single
presentation step to a tele-
phone and order The Times de-
livered to your home. These
articles are copyrighted and
will appear in no other news
paper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
THE CITIZEN SERIAL
AUTHOR WON QUICK
SUCCESS AS WRITER
WALTER c. BROWN WROTE
MURDER AT MocKING
HOUSE," WHICH BEGINS
In ToDAY'S ISSUE

Walter C. Brown, whose mys-
terry serial, Murder at Mocking
House," starting today. May 9,
in The Citizen, got off to good
start on writing career with his
very first book.
1t was "The Second Guess y
which-"believe it or not" he
says, twas accepted by the first
publisher to whom it was submit
ted"
Here was material encourage
ment to a Philadelphia whose in
terest in literature caused him to
abandon a business career for
writing. He says:
sAs long as can remember !
have been intensely interested in
books of all kinds. having started
my own collection of favorites
when a boy. And so when / start
ed writing it was simply a case of
combining business with pleasure
and work with play. have found
the arrangement very satisfying"
Satisfaction began with the first
book and increased with the Sec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
JUDGE RITTER
And PARTY OUT
FISHING TODAY
GUESTS OF JUDGE JEFFER-
SON B. BROWNE, OTHER
COURT OFFICIALS LEAVE
YESTERDAY
Reads Detective Stories

Officials OF United States court,
who were in attendance at the ses-
sion held Monday and Tuesday,
and who left yesterday for Miami,
were:
". Sanders Granting, assistant
u. s. district attorney: William A.
Paisley, assistant U. S. district
attorney; Edwin r. Williams,
clerk Of court; Earl F. SprigY. dep
uty clerk: Miss Francis Huchey
clerk 10 the L. S. district attorney
Leo Mack. chief deputy Z. =.
marshal. jacksonville; II vs..
Lowe. deputy L. S. marshal, Nj
ami.
Judge HAissed l.. Hitter. Ars.
Ritter. her sister, Mrs. ". s.
wIckard ara the judge secrs-
~ary. Mr.. Lillian LovegroYe. are
intending 20 leave this afternoon.
They remained over 20 enIoy =
days Eseiag ~ the invitation 81
Judge jefferson e. nroxne and
vent ca. this morning with Al.
ternsy George C. Brooks So Frin.
-eipai angler
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
VISITORS FROM
MARYLAND ENJOY
SOJOURN in CITY
TWO YOUNG WOMEN THRILL
ED BY TRAIN TRIP OVER
SEA, ENTERTAINED DUR.
ING STAY HERE

Charming young women visitors
to Key West yesterday were Miss
Francis Austin and Miss Florence
Reeder. Of Cambridge. Maryland.
They motored to Miami and on
arriving there decided to COM
splete the trip along the coast of
the United States and visit the
southeFnmost city in the country.
Desiring TO view the scenic
beauty Of South Florida and ex-
periense the thrill Of a train trip
over the sea. Miss Austin and
Miss Reeder left their car in Mi
ami and came in on the Havana
Special
Before leaving on the after
noon train for Miami these wish
tors told The Citizen they had en-
joyed their visit TO the utmost
and this can be understood. Il i
said. - they were entertained
during their stay BY ]. M. Roykin.
depaty collector OF internal rev.
enue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
United States Public Health
Department Approves Use OF
Hospital Here By FERA Unit
Surgeon In Charge Hart
Has Been Notified
OF Action; Stone An
nounces Change
tBy Associated Pressl


JACKSONVILLE, May p
Julius F. Stone, Jr, administra.
tor. announced today that the
United States Public Health De.
partment had approved the use Of
che Marine Hospital al Key Yves.
By the Florida Emergency Relief
Administration.
The administration win pay
the personnel, medical costs and
repairs to the buildings. Stone
said.
This is the first step in the gen.
eral rehabilitation of Key West.
DR.. Hart, surgeon in charge Of
the hospital. has been notified Of
the change. Stone said. and il i.
up to W. H. Green, regional adj
minis.raier. to Sc. the maehin.ry
in motion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09

cratic Robinson read into the Con-
gressional Record Is pages of
laudatory clippings from Indiana
newspapers.
Robinson VS.. Robinson battles in
the senate are legend. That is ex-
planned partially by the fact that
Arthur Robinson always goes for
foeman he considers worthy of
his steel. He attacks only the key
men of the administration.
a constant critic of the recov-
cry program since the day of Pres
ident Roosevelt's inauguration,
Robinson has conferred his fire on
the well known economy act. That
Act. with it, reductions Of conr-
ipensation for veterans and federal
. employees, he attacked not only in
the senate. but on speaking tours.
Last summer in Indiana he lam
basted it on III occasions.
Other administration policies
Robinson has attacked have been
repeal of the eighteenth amend
ment, recognition of Russia and
! the attitude of the United States
towards payment Of war debts.
But it was the cancellation of
air mail contracts and the fatal
crashes of army pilots that brought
/ Robinson to his feet for what was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09

ond. Laughing Death" publish.
ed in 1882. Brown recalls his
pleasure when DR.. William Lyon
Phelps complimented him on that,
as he did. more recently. on Muir
der at Moeking House"
In this mystery story the an.
swer to the murder riddle does no,
appear until the last chapter. bu;
before that time The Citizen
readers win have tracked down
clue after clue. The sustaining
threads Of suspicion and motives
are picked up early and lead into
= tangle through which Sergeant
Harper methodically picks his way,
many times retraeing his steps Il
begin anew. but finally following
through TO the solution.
Heading the list of his person
al enthusiasts and hobbies. "
Brown places his wife-~they have
been married several years and
Murder 1t Moeking House Is
dedicated TO her-ard adds envy
fayorite pipes. historical ard usyx-
terry novels. the theater. Scottish
terriers and midnight lunches"
The first instailment Of Mar
der 1T Moeking House appears
in today's issue Of The Key Yves.
Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
.FERA UNIT NOW
In new OFFICE
ACTIVITIES OF SOCIAL sERV.
ICE TRANSFERRED TO
LIGHTHOUSE BLDG.

Social Ferviee activities 81 ths
Federal Emergency Relief Admin
isiFation in hey west were yes
isrday Transferred from the Of
ices in ihe Colonial Hotel 20
hesdquarters ~ the lighthouse
Department.
The Idea Of this transfer il in
conformity with Instruction 20
haze Al activities concentrated
ard wIth ehans.s made effective
} ssserday 81 FERA sffiee3 arc
roe ~ ane building.
In future al iTfernlation reis-
tive 70 Eora relief o. direct rsissf
can Ne seeaFe,l II the rosnss n
tbs ssra~tsre. Niss Iteen Viii
Iizssss. social service secretary.
sna hey as<ssssnts. eake wsrksxs
ard ether. witt BE- fssEd iH the
0fGee sess.sFiy uss5 b. the sngi-
Eeees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
Roos,evelOSigns Sugar Bill;
Favors Big Tax Measure

WASHINGTON. May a.
Roosevelt's attitude On VAR debts
ard silver va defined in part for
q L@ssning wvtid today at the
White House.
~ capitol end Of Pennsylvania
Avenue arguments Of the momen.
EsJ 10 do with stock exchange
-onsFol and legal procedure ia
utility rate cases.
Hers AID there LEGISLATOR elBs-
tered 10 private. however. 70 ~.
sess The latest turn on eoHsro-
ssrs.es pet 70 come.
They wers MT long IsaFHiHg
that the president. after has press
eoafereBes. signed the sugar con-
tssl BAH. and planned 20 do the
saEne va ths SAT-. 100000 tar
b.il teTaoTTsN.
Tssss xfas divided epsnioa on
has Fsasefs0n 81 saxsE tariff b
kslf esss pr pound.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
CANDIDATES LINE
UP FOR ELECTION
THIRTEEN HAVE QUALIFIED
FOR PRIMARY TO BE
HELD ON JUNE s

Thirteen candidates have quail
fled with Clerk Ross c. Sawyer
and the Democratic Executive
Committee. Names and offices
for which they stand are as fol-
Lowe:
Representative TO the lcgisla-
ture--Aquilino Lopez, Jr. and
Bernie {. Papy.
Judge Criminal Court Of Rec
ord Vining Harris.
County Solicitor. r. Busto
and Allan 3. Cieare. Jr.
School bohrd---Clarence Pierce.
Allan u. CIeare. Sr.. and Ralph X.
Johnson.
County Commissioners VIM.
r. Porter. BraKton y. Warren.
Carl BeryaIdi. NorberR Thompson
and Roy =. Fulford.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
DAY RELEASED
FROM JAIL ON
COURT ORDERS
DEFENDANT SIGNS REcoc-
NIzANcE BOND; RELEASED
IN CUSTODY OF BROOKS
AND HARRIS

Judge Halsted j. Ritter yester-
day afternoon ordered the release
of II. E. Day from the county
Jail to remain with his family I'M
til the case is disposed Of.
Attorney George G. Brooks
gained an audience with Judge
Ritter yesterday morning on the
matter of Days confinement in
prison and showed that his in
generation was affecting his
health.
He made a plea for his liberia
ton on these grounds and after a
consultation with customs off
Gals, including P. J. Gavin, special
agent. the judge deferred his de-
cision until A o'clock in the after
noon.
At that hour he had Day
brought before him, allowed him
to sign rccognizance bond and
released him in custody of At
torneys Brooks and w. Curry
Harris.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
ALFONSO GIVEN
TERM in PRISON
BY U. S. JUDGE
SENTENCED TO ls MONTHS
IN FEDERAL PENITEN-
TIARY; PRISONER TAKEN
TO DADE COUNTY JAIL

In United States court shortly
after 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon Judge Halsted l.. Ritter SEN
fenced .A~-zaando Alfonso to rs
months Imprisonment in the fed
eral penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga,
and to pay fine Of $25.
Alfonso was found guilty, at
the morning session, of smuggling
aliens into the United States. The
jury heard the evidence Of only
one witness, a young Cuban wOm-
an. introduced by the prosecution.
There was but one ballot taken
by the jury, it was said. and each
of the II jurors voted guilty.
The maximum sentence that may
he imposed by judge in a case
Of this kind is Imprisonment for
five years and a fine of $4,000.
!, Attorney J. +. Busto. for the
defense, made a motion for a new
trial which Judge Ritter advised
he would deny. As it was an
nounceG an appeal will be taken,
the judge fixed supersedeas
bond of $4,000 for the prisoner.
Announcement was made by the
attorney this bond could not be
secured at such short notice. and
the prisoner was ordered taken to
the nade county jail 10 be held
pending arguments. He left yes
terday Afternoon in the custody of
Deputy U. S. Marshall Harry
Lowe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
Claim One OF Men In Kidnap
Plot In Custody OF Authorities
,ny As-ee,asea ,rrs.-,

uBy Associated rrrssl
TUcksoN. Aris,. May s.-The
Associated Press was told BY an
suthorita.ivs source today that
ons Of the men who liasFsd i. the
kidnapping plot Of june Robes, s.
year-eld heiress. was now in the
custody Of authorities.
Il also was told that = written
doeumen. giving details Of the
plot and location, where she child
has been seeretsd. was found
penned BY the man.
Not formally under arrest. nor
the subieet Of any charges, the
man has been in custody fer a
week.
The document. ii va. learnea.
duplicate. him as. one Of four per.
son. in the kidnapping Of the girl
from her home here. April IS.
Other. in the plot we're dsssrib-
ed as Mexican and his wife. and
. maa whose nAsioaaIisy va. no.
revealed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
SIX BELIEVED TO
BE KILLED WHEN
PLANE Is LOST
FOUR FRENcHMEN AND TWO
ENCLISHMEN ARE THOSE
FIGURING IN DISAPPEAR.
ANcE OF PLANE
my A..oeiated I,ressl

LIE BOURGET, France. May 8.
- Four Frenchmen and two
Englishmen were believed killed
today when a large trimotor pas
senger plane disappeared on a
flight across the English channel.
1t was believed to have plunged
into the channel between Dieppe,
France, and New Haven, England.
sinking Immediately.
The plane, attached to the regu-
lar London-Paris service, was
sought on both sides of the chan
mel by air and by sea several
hours before hope was abandoned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
ANIMALS ABOARD
BOAT GIVEN BATH

spectators at the Florida East
c'n6z tnrnihals.M Monday were
witnesses to the unusual sight Of
a cormorant, penguin and sea
ION in bathing and disporting
themselves as only such animals
can. OF course. they were held
by lcashes.
The animals are the property
of Thomas M. Howell. capitalist
Of New York, who arrived Sunday
from Havana after a voyage to
many points in the west coast and
South America, in his Yacht Tha-
liza.
Companions Of Mr.. Howell are
John p. Bickell, Toronto, Canada;
Charles II. Thompson. Miami and
Robert Mazet. of Plandome, Long
Island, N. Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09

probably his boldest attack. lie
suggested that the action of the
administration amounted to MUIR
der.
Reads Detective Stories
Robinson is a prolific writer.
chiefly on the same subjects he
debates in the senate.
He reads detective stories and
is a student Of territorial affairs.
He and Mrs. Robinson occupy a
hotel suite. OF their three chill
dren. one son is u consulting en-
gineer in Germany, another son is
an attorey in Indianapolis. and
their daughter il married to a nav
al officer. Mrs. Robinson. credit
ed with being an astute politician.
acts as her husbands campaign
manager.
T. The senator dresses quietly in
tailored blues, grays and browns.
He is not known as mixer. pre-
ferring the senate floor and his
office to the cloakroOms and cor
-ridors. He never has been known
to ride the subway tram from the
capitol to the senate office build
ing. He walks for the exercise.
He has no particular bent for
sports. but when vacationing he
likes to fish and hunt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
WASHINGTON HEADLINERS
LII Arthur Robinson, Rapper OF Roosevelt Projects
By ROBERT c. ANDERSON
(By Associated Presnl

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Down
there on the republican side of the
senate chambers man is slumped
behind his desk until little more
than head and shoulders are visi-
BILE.
Suddenly the galleries see a
full-length figure uncol. A stiff
forearm with levelled finger stabs
straight at the presiding officer
and an excited, high-pitched voice,
cries "Mr. President"
The commotion is Senator Ar
thur r. Robinson of Indiana, "LPl
Arthur" back in the Hoosier state
where his stature is cOntrasted
with the towering bulk of James
Eli Watson. He's in the front
rank of the anti-administration
faction.
1t will be the burden of the SEN
ator's defamation that the ma
tional economy act was the most
unjust. unfair and indefensible law
ever enacted by "cowardly con-
gress." that the NRA is a fools
paradise or that the administration
is trying to gag its critics.
With Gesture
He will slap his thighs in true
Watsonian campaign fashion, keep
spreading his hands at arms
length, describe an arc with iut-
ting elbow, put as much snarl as
possible into his voice and in gem
eral stage a first class show.
If he is sufficiently aroused, the
harangue may continue for more
than an hour. He is characterized
as a persistent and nagging debat-
err.
Finished. he will busy himself
with furious shuffling of the
books and papers on his desk to
cover up his emotion, or slump
back under his desk to imply that
he considers the democratic hue
and cry he has aroused unworthy
of retort.
It's hard to draw him into de-
bate after he has poured liquid
fire on the administration, so the
democratic leadership had adopted
the strategy of batting him into
an outburst on some topic for
which it has made special prepare
ton.
Robinson VS.. Robinson
For example. Joe Robinson of
Arkansas, majority leader in the
senate, had started long, ramb-
ling encomium of recovery meas
ures. The Indiana Robinson
bounced out to disclaim any bene-
fits in his state and then, with
malice aforethought, the demo-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
GREAT ACTIVITY
in SPONGE SALES

A scene OF unusual activity was
that on the new sponge dock this
morning when a number Of lots of
excellent wool and other grades
were disposed Of.
The largest lots sold brought
$607 aud $50 respectively, while
other lots were sold at $40.
$235. $751;, $i41 and <11S. A
number OF smaller lots sold for
about $500. bringing the sales for
the day up to approximately So
3O2. s4F4
There were few sales Monday
and yesterday, amounting. il IL
said. to $S;5e, Aski9e sl 81 - fdf
the weed pAsSih s2yje mara
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-09
FLORIDA TAKES
So PASSENGERS

Steamship Florida sailed yes
terday afternoon from Key West
for Havana with AZ first class, six
second class passengers. 1877 sacks
of mail. three automobiles and one
ton of freight.
Ferry PARROT arrived from
Cuba yesterday afternoon with 90
cars Of pineapples, II with SAGA
crates and three in bulk. one car
of lumber. 65 sacks of mail and
two miscellaneous ears.