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ST. PETERSBURG TIMES. SATURDAY, MARCH 11," 1933; Section One "Page Three ASSASSIN TO DIE IN CHAIR Einstein to Stay Away From Hitler tiff" PASADENA, March 10. Albert Einstein, world-famous scien tist, i.i not going home to Germany ESTIM ZANGARA GIVEN DEATH PENALTY By DM JUDGE Cermak's Slayer Boastfully Shouts Denunciation of. Court at Hearing of Hitler and the Nazi regime.

pmP.HAcrn IFHNE On the eve of his departure for New York and Chicago, where he is to deliver a few lectures, the "father of relativity" tonight plainly lndl cated this decision. Which Begin Moving thru Table Supply Markets This Week For Weeks We Have Been Planning This Year's Avoiding a direct answer to Ques GREATEST BEEF We Accept City Scrip MIAMI, March 10. (IP) Boast-fully shouting bis fanatical unconcern and defying: the court, Giuseppe Zangara, tha assassin who tried to kill President Roosevelt, today was BRANDED QUALITY Ridiculously A EVENT sentenced to die In the electric chair tions about his immediate clans, the world-honored scientist said his reaction to the Hitler government was "not to go home." Pressed for a direct expression of his views on conditions in Germany, the savant who is known as an ardent advocate of Jewish culture and identity, wrote out In his own handwriting the following statement: "As long as there is a possibility, I will reside only in a land in which political freedom, tolerance and equality for all citizens before the law are conserved." ft f', I i jr I ft; K4 'f, i vfin' I I warm WiTri VttammmixaeszmzXmm. "1 for the murder of Mayor Anton J. Cermak ot Chicago.

"You Is crook man too," Zangara Low Prices screamed at Circuit Judge Uly O. Thompson after sentence -was pro nounced. "I no afraid. You one of the capitalists. Put me Jn electric 1 chair." Round Sirloin Club For Such Fine Quality! HEARST'S SON TO WED MISS LORELLE McCARVER Zangara asserted he wanted to kill "all presidents and kings" because he had a feud witlt capitalists and because his stomach hurt him.

His murderous desire was to make Mr, NEW YORK. March 10. (J) ml' Kooscvelt suffer "fifty-fifty." Will lie Sent to llaiford The engagement of Miss Lorelle Mc- i Carver and William: Randolph Hearst Under Florida law, Zangara must 174c From Corn Fed Western Steers, Tender, Delicious, lb. Boned and Boiled, Best Quality! CHUCK BOAST, no solid meat, lb. 17c Jr.

was announced today by Mrs. Allen Riviere of New York and Dallas, Texas. be taken to llaiford, the state prison farm, to pay the penalty for his mad act In Bay front park Feb. 15. His They plan to be married within a Big Juicy Wieners FRANKFURTERS, lb.

ShortRibsof Beef, Ib.9c I Hamburger. Pound 10c aim at the president, diverted by fortnight at the Palm Beach home of Captain and Mrs. Robert Amcotts spectators, resulted In the mortal wounding: of Mayor Cermak and the Giuseppe Zangara who was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Raiford yesterday in Miami for the murder of Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago. Zangara attempted to kill President Roosevelt, Wilson, and will make their home U. S.

Hd. 1 F4alne, llbs, there. FIFTY FARM LEADERS STUDY RELIEF MEASURE Pkg. Carton SSo Luckies Old Gold Camels Chesterfield's WASHINGTON, March 10. (iP) LOOK Fifty farm leaders In search of a relief plan determined tonight to try OM FacMon Wnimecap Apples, 5 lbs.

E9 again tomorrow despite first failure to agree. shooting of four other persons. The others wounded were Mrs. Joe H. GUI, society matron of Miami; Margaret Kruis of Newark, N.

William Slnnot, New York policeman, and Russell Caldwell of Coconut Grove. Cermak died Monday after a val-t iant fight against the Inroads of I many diseases that beset him as a I result of the bullet that pierced his right lure and lodged In his backbone. Governor Sholtz must fix the week when Zangara Is to die. Lb F. Chapman, superintendent of the state prison farm, will name the day and hour.

In the meantime, after Zangara Is taken from his cell on the twenty-first floor of Dade county Jail to Raiford, he must, under the law, stay the death house five days. "I feel happy than anybody here," Zangara, sitting' close to the press table, told newspapermen prior to Steals, lb. S6c Gathered at the call of Secretary Wallace of the agriculture depart Sugar Cured SLICE ment, the leaders of farm organizations were unanimous on one point: PARTRIDGE SLICED BACON, lb. 20c "That the agricultural emergency CHUCK ROAST lb. calls (or prompt and drastic action." BILK NEW At the end of a long day's session they were substantially in accord on 17c 9c LEMONS, Best Flu Preventive, Doz.

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Then, a tnfhute later, wheat he heard Judpe Thompson pronounce upon him the death sentence, Zangara moved by the shock, shrieked: "You're one of capitalists." "You is crook man, too. Put me In electric chair. I no care." Hushed Out of Room Deputies rushed the Italian from the courtroom In the midst of his We take Scrip, Travelers Checks, Money Orders, in exchange for Merchandise. Fresh Florida-r-Brown or White Saturday Fancy Nicaragua Fresh. Picked Quart Strawberries 2 BANANAS, lb.

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Today's hearing was brief. Judge Thompson followed the prisoner and his three attorneys the same that defended him before he was sentenced to 80 years Imprisonment for attempt to murder President Roosevelt and three of his other victims into the courtroom. Before Zangara was arraigned, Julius Cole, negro charged with murder, was brought before the bar and entered a plea of not guilty. After that the courtroom quieted as the Italian's case was taken up. "Before I dispose of this case the state versus Joseph Zangara," Judge Thompson said, "I want to make a few observations.

"I want to thank the spectators for their splendid decorum "But what seems to be to be more important at this time Is my firm conviction that the congress of these United States should pass tion for confiscation of all firearms illegally owned. "Assassins, roaming at will through the land and they have killed three of our presidents are permitted to have pistols. "And a pistol in the hands of the Darigold Milk, 5 Tall 19c Alladin and Del Monte Pound COFFEE 24c Quaker Oats, 3 pkg. 15c Post Toasties or Pkg. Corn Flakes Sic Ripe Olives, pt.

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I'll ask the prisoner to stand." Then Judge Thompson began to read his prepared statement of the sentence, but before he concluded he asked Zangara if be had any statement to make. The Italian repeated the phrases that have marked his previous court hearings. lie told about hating "presidents and kings." He men Dressing, pt. 12c TISSUE 3c Tastos Coffee 2 lbs. 33 Rulk Dfctes, lb 514c halm Olive Soan.

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It was not until after Judge Thompson had pronounced the death penalty that Zangara, apparently losing control of himself, shouted his denunciation of the judge as a "crook." Two weeks ago, Zangara shouted for the first time his derision of the i-o'irt's pronunciation. "Why don't you give me a hun-i- I yrars?" he screamed in criminal after Judge E. C. Collins him to 80 years on charge of attempting to the president and three of bullet victims. FLAKES, 2 pks.

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