The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 22, 1949, Page 1

PN I ON a NE et at tn i q % ; SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. VOL. LXX. No. 148 : KEY WEST, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1949 a “ae KEY W ES ALABAMAN AGCUSED -OF BENTING MOB INVESHGATOR =." TAKE PART” INA : nt 24-Hour Search Inj ; : ad Se ee | ay On PRR ENV ESTIGATION yas ; Nene iF bg ag ; ? ; ic Ocean Greaves Temex uur Atlantic Ocea a . Unsuccessful By 5 Boca Chica Planes Search For Undersea Ceaft Sighted Near Banana River A’ number of airplanes from jBoea Chica Naval Air Station ; Joined in an unsuccessful 24-hour search for an unidentified subma- rine reported by the Coast Guard | Rear the new guided missile base at Banana River. One officer at Jacksonville ex. plained that the Navy was pre- pared to check the report and that the Naval planes were pre- ‘ pared to “take care of it” if they hae SS RM Te GN ales ———— py Pend trouble. 4 th li I ; e * e nes that took off from Key ( a Cz h | ki Ra B k West took on extra ammunition 0 cs n ec 0S ova a / . Ins r ea for the extensive search of wa-| > j ters along the East and South ‘ Fenda", tme very seoe| LOL By Government To Put Dry Spell In were instructed to continue their ‘ "he Goat curd ramet ot! Communism Above Catholicism New England ae W®) Wirephoto | Minority Leader * ROSCOE FOWLER (seated at left) has been served with a warrant charging he struck a Birm- Martin Says What “ ingham Post reporter investigating the activities of hooded and robed bands at Sumiton, Ala. The reporter, Clarke Stallworth (left in picture at right), talks with Walker county's Sheriff B. G! Government Needs To *) JUDITH Baggett (right) ‘at Jasper, Ala.. after swearing out the warrant against Fowler. The accused a é man said he ‘struck! the reporter when Stallworth called him a liar. Do Is Cut Spending (Hy .'The Associated Presa) WASHINGTON, June 22—Ad- ministration leaders in the House of Representatives are trying to | put forth a housing bill that will | gain the support ‘of members, in- cluding southern Democrats, who are against the measure as origin- ally proposed. It is now intended to offer a bill that will provide for the con- | struction of 810,000 housing units over a period of six years. Rep-| resentative Joe Martin, minority | leader, asserted that even that number of new buildings would! Warm In South, East put additional strain on the tax-| payers in the nation. He spoke against the bill, and has the sup- Port of almost .all~ Republicans j | arid a good many Democrats from the South. 2 Martin declared that what the | jovernment needs more than i the past 24 hours. Welcome show- Siothing else is to cut down on its ers are bringing some relief from spending, instead of putting similar to the silhouette of a sub; marine, had been sighted Monday} Governmnet Employes *—————- Yesterday Also morning. Planes from Miami, r WORTH CAMOLOWA'S Sena. [Jeeksonville and Key West were} Told They Will Lose COP @@DLD LILO DI ®., Day Of Contrasts dispatched to the here thi a tr Give Hony. chatomen | cnontched to t been sighted. | Jobs If They Don’t | Dr, Bowser Says | In New England; Do As Directed { The planes made an extensive Committee, Ree enmounced in- [search of the ocean for hundreds He Can’t Serve On eee © fepert of « 81,000 fee | of eng a Layard bax pi eas 4By The Asworinted Press) H it I B d (Special to The Citisen) help t getting gov. |meras and were ordered merely} PRAGUE, Czechoslavikia, June} Hospital Boar N —Most of th The bv Lrg = bm pr 22—Catholic government employ- iP i BOSTON, June 22.—Most of “1 raido location of the|ees were forced today to sign an Dr; ‘Frank E. hi | weather activity has.been concen- (top), a | ubmarine, should they find one.Joath that they would not be sub-! notified "Chaimen rreen, | a Aue it was near the Canaveral} versive. toward the communist] Bentley of the Monroe Coun. | “ated over New England during man. “s oot Se past $1.000 to James Light Station, near seal party because of any influence}. ty Commission ti i Te was hth 1 dry spelt’ and rainfalls | would increase. i pi, sel # z appointed last week by the j. te “1Y Spell ane rainfalls * be x # j fs measure,” he ‘concluded, — | Some employees refused to sign . é ‘ , , is a : x Mali uate pastor ‘would be d eamnte. {have been locally heavy in’ and | goog place to. begin economizing. missed from government servic men sate Aun agent [around New England. Caribou, Others signed the oath and after-| Ser gave, no reason | Maine, has had a total of 2.83 in- t 4 ° wit stand Tuesday that ward told priests or Archbishop “De. Bowser had not taken | Che in the last 18 hours. Yester- IJ. j. Pinder To she had ever engaged in es- Beran that they signed the docu- ‘ah as day was also a day of contrasts é v e . the oath of office.” said Bent- , (ay was y tT: ; Department employe is ac- ment because of their fears of los- ” I SiS r ‘ P WL SPEAK BEFORE ing their jobs, but were still firm} 1¥-_ “Therefore, he could jin New England. The , highest Graduate At cused of pasting government pape y t resign the post. But he! temperature of all was 95 de- . : docu: vi adherents to their-religious teach-| ™® 7 ; pel ] ments, to Valentine A, TN ings. told gh nol wat aa | grees at Boston yesterday after- Banking Se Gubitchev, a Russian. ’ ) 4 30 _ eocmunist papers hinted to- — = ospital Fede | noon but at the same time Port- j ; lay Archbishop Beran may Bentley said today he was | land, Maine, just a little over 100] J. J. Pinder of the Florida Nat- festaltation Of O6t he arrested be o of his activ’ | trying to get members of the qrailes away, 0 the north had aj ional Bank at Key West will be at ounts } py ee shy aap County ¢ ission ther )° We, b A a‘ seflak’ Seevant ey Rutgers University, New i (heerlen B. Senith, Jr., of }ed over the southern states and|2to complete his studies at the F T h re contrary to the teachings of; & Successor to Dr. Bowser, ji oon states south of New|Gradunte: Semen Banking, rom yP OON |... were pat we the Catholic Church. England yesterday and last night. j @ hers rica which = New President May Choose Anti-religious feeling by the| OM MOO MD GB) 55 ork City had a mercn cen | ected, there bys the American I Ar Veluchie a tame ama te Gear ° communists in power is becoming “A j of 94 yesterday and Washington,| Mr. Pinder is one of the 1,000 nh ap ea ern Bevin Gere etert 1. Pleyd of Mi Service Branch more open and pronounced every Prisoners Bus ; D. C. 93, but heavy clouds and | students who will attend the two A weak oft: te etre Ree woth te meal peaker | day, It is believed that the com: } 5 ‘ 'y | showers kept the mercury in the! weeks session of the school this N Total 137 j the Sovente fiieemdb ae — e . “ot gupteten to. Wee crteces munist officials have been order- eh il | lower 80s over most of Georgia,| year. This student body, repre- iow Total 137, |halt of the wanes ae . 4 ty © dourtng | MUAMEL, June 22.—"Under new} by the Comintern not to relax Painting Ja | Alabama, N. W. Florida and por-| senting 44 states, the District of| With More ‘Than | marks amd the sine se - » | directives lasted by the Depari- in their efforts to crush the Cath- | tions of Tallahassee. Somewhat} Columbia, and Cuba, is the larg- e | viet comreme: ‘Fiat o- mut Poend d Sar {otic Church: in Czechoslavakia. | 5. . ioners at City Jail have }CoOler and drier air is established | est enrollment in the school’s his- es | Gert we Car) ment of the Army, men with or] (Reports from Korea said today (oeeaiaie ¥ aye | Over the upper Mississippi Valley | tory. 1,000 Still 6 am without prior military service en-|that two Catholic bishops and|been busy the last few days| and the Great Lakes area with} At the close of this year’s ses- ah nem Vaan wirman of {listing im the UB Army for ajthree priests | were. arrested in painting the outside of the jail generally stp eles ia ~~ Mr. Pinder will have at-| Reported Missing J nor’ orea last night on charges | ans e ten cells inside the build- | areas. International Falls, Minnie-| tended three of the summer ses- f all thesr w oe eats 5 . ¢ the | Gee tg sis your period may now, of divulging state secrets to the | ing. The cells have been painted; sota had a minimum of 48 and| sions at Rutgers. In, addition, to tou Tote eee in | Curreney + di F my ES ae . Sf Pieeent © working | choose Gne Offive arms as theit} Atrerican forces in south Korea.|with aluminum _ paint, which | Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan 47.| qualify for. graduation, he must! Okinawa, south Japan and off the | Cals eres Se aii aE sau tte of comet for the branch of vate Sete Harold | Besides, the ‘north Korean com-| gives more light, and makes for a Meanwhile a return to warmer |have completed two years of ex- province ‘of Monae from yester-| ern maths te 1 a aa ha oe eetelioten cere, Mitiman, south ida recruiting }munist officials charge that the | brighter interior. weather is becoming evident over | tension study at home and writ-| gay’s typhoon now totals 137| Striker pratt: salsa officer, said today. “They are the bishops and the priests have been “We have been fixing the elec-| the plain states with 90 degree 4 ten a thesis based on original re-| with more than 1,000 still miss- | “© ivising their communicants not) tric wiring, also”, said Police! readings reported well northward is i tt ote Corps of Engineers, Armored Ca- search in some phase of finance.| ing, It is thought that after the | P#t@ (= @esle= qseeeees > . to affiliate with the Communists.) | Chief Joseph Kemp. tinto Kansas yesterday The third-year class, of which} search for badies is concluded Seer HE Hl valey, Coast Artillery, Field Ar-| “eS °° ——— - - ———— Mr. Pinder is a member, will be| the toll will be much higher T etic ptt apa ttttery and Inteatry GORDON GRAY SWORN IN AS TOP MAN OF THE ARMY graduated on Friday evening,| Most of those who lost their ranspert Here take P| ‘This is the first tune in three a po eee or av = “ka - gees 1. lives were in fishing boats off ve g Chub W |years that initial enlistees have wy ‘ : a ee Honshu. ‘More than 100 boots) With 56 Pega ” = oa PAS : 1 were swamped and more than sing [POO suthorized to" choose ther ‘Bryce Canyon ‘see ied wen ae whe | eraneh of service. 'B The typhoon is now in the Sea! o ee 4 ys -—s ae H apan a ected to blow | awe SFFEVGR af tie “ weet . . ad Place of Japan and is expected Nevel Stetion yauteoting Tie all + itself out when it steies the - * Admiral Stamp | get out when a a oe 'To Lose Cow | : onnel whe tetedy hewn dine Is Ilere Today i wo a ink at Pena. Phe Cxammmam enue ' b "] | + *, Wf for Nertede Ps ? BRYCE NATIONAL PARK,| Twigs Noose = oan —— t take of v Admiral Felix V. Stump, Utah—()—To the tourist Bryce Heres dee m USN, commander of Aircarft At- .meeer Pieet, arrived at Key West week's Bese yesterday. Today he ; Canyon is an amphitheater filled with plnk formations resembli people, spires and minarets, cai tles and bridges. Ends Agony RED CREEK, N. Y.—James| Mam for Laibeteatiion. " : | Jenkins,. 52-year-old farmer, w ing and Geeerel aking a visit to Boca Chica To the first man to settle near | caught under his tractor wh coop Nevel Air Station. He intends to its mouth, it wae a so soni N& | it tipped over backward while NAV. leave for Panama later in the Eis SS ex | hauling a mower up a steep ball 01 DUVAL y nati in an orchard. The tractor see * after beget Bryce, a Mormon crushed his abdomen pioneer. a 2 nysicion. eae ' is 3 n. examining physicia: a Asked for his reaction to the Jenkins, apparently in agony scenic spot, Bryce was reported to have agreed it had fantastic ; ah ctacéd ° tha beauty. and to have commented: eT Ge pel ease a P “I remember it was a bad place | 575." body was found fy e neig to lose a cow. or several hours lat! grasped twigs from 4 nearby (®) Wirephoto | GORDON GRAY (left) of Winston-Salem, N. C., @ private in the army seven years ago, re-enacts | sy a | ceremony at which he was sworn in as secretary of the army at Washington Monday. Secretary A uminum Roofing } Palace Theater of Defense Louis Johnson (right) administers the oath of office. Watching the ceremony are | TED DONALDSON and Gray's mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bernard, and his wife (left to right, rear) and | STRUNK LUMBER YARD TOM POWERS in two of his four sons, Boyden, 6, and Burton. 8 (left to right in foreground). Pictures of the actual TELEPHONE 816 “THE SON OF RUSTY” ceremony were not permitted, - i