The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 20, 1950, Page 7

: THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Charm School PAGE SEVEN ) | But then, after the'two persons were killed and 68 J ural |mourning had ended—in July—| injured. Ford’s Theatre Senate’s Filib Rul | Pate SF Eanes, HUE | ee 8 In Washi a a a ie ire | Tries To Do Two Things Ss Opening n n ashington | Went ikcd ueaaally | the (oc necciy 40, gene Final | : Philadelphia Has Lone Hist Pate apne ad ieee Gitae ‘bolle Get ate ia ; By EDWARD H. SIMS, The Citizen's Washington Correspondent | P ~ me -_ pale Wee saber: Get oe emer ues pode now a Hi WASHINGTON.—With a senate filibuster just around the} PHILADELPHIA. (4). —The! WASHINGTON. — (@). + Last ce eateries piiiecarare ay Bilin ene : t corner (or perhaps in progress when you read this), it is timely | to discuss some ikon oe a onut eon rules. J In the first place, many citizens think the rules of the Senate | are archaic, and out-of-step in this twentieth century. They) say that when a minority can tie up the entire senate, prevent the majority from voting for days and even weeks, something is wrong with the rules. | day of the dowdy school marm is Friday w done. She doesn’t pay off. This is jre : - fhe age of charm, and the Phil-."'° Sssasination of President adelphia Board of Education is Lincoln, He was shot April 14th |not to be left behind. Yes—the ‘1865, and died the next morning board has opened a charm school | And this is, of course, a well-re- for school marms, and it has an-! membered aphaot Mounced a program of advance-! zal the anniversary of for 's Theatre. In June of 1893, when the building was fill- ed with clerks and officials, three nllapsed. Twenty- least 100,000 tourists ever But the lights ar once enlivened F forever Amer- jican history { | | Because this argument was so Hl u good, the senate last year ment based in part on success i changed its rules, Southern senators (the major filibuster bloc) this field. The more charm the| What's not so well-remembered giving up their right to filibuster indefinitely. Few reporters more money. Here's a bit of what! is that peculiar blight which this in Moscow Tuesday, the U.S. government charged that Russian | cut the gordian knot, is in west- ; realized the significance of this at the time, but the 1949 com-! the Board’s announcement says:!event visited upon the quite in : promise tules change in the senate (after a Southern filibuster) ; Would you care to glimpse | nocent building in which the | did one major thing—it dis BE tas Secthern senator's ight some of the newest fashions in|shooting occurred. The murder e | io ualiited Gare posed | | clothes? took place in Ford’s Theatre, on } Giitize of the tiles «phan ‘Would you like to know some|“E" street in downtown Wash- e ICE | compromise 6f71048" say, a" itt W. Ch ; | jof the hair-dos becoming to dif-|ington. And the theatre died buster is harder to edaks iow oman e es | } ferent types?” along with the war President r Is than ever, Ski ag gencsroated o this— _ |For weeks after the assas { i ee ee B R bb } “Does your voice have that; the theatre was closed—q| j ch Rangel cae grr ank obper, jauality which makes pupils want ® GUARANTEED four senators vote for cloture, M4 Dasha Laged debate. It is that simple, And Catches Him | | et these and many ae pee e under the new rule. Of course, | ys cesta pena ieais sixty-four senators is quite aj ST. LOUIS—(#).—Bank rob-| fe ee en ecaHony an aeanee e PURE. number, but not an impossible| bers do not scare Miss Audrey | a oe Ce ae number, in any sense. There are| Lorenzen, of St. Louis. | thes ae a - re e ae piubsab eae: ep gee are Miss Lorenzen is a bank teller. | | will do a § best whi RESEREL Re or two of whom d0!wnhen the bank in which she| P photo via Radio from Londen} es are most becoming and—a bi | not support filibusters. So of the eee eae He FOR H M Alby atx senators on thé floor, eo held up. she chased) TWO U.S. AIR FORCE OFFICERS in.Copenhagen, Denmark, | P0)" a ee tat ae OME or e ‘South. can . couht on anly| the robber through’ the streets. It] examine the liferaft found by a British freighter in the Baltic | so tent in the. chorml Gene ea eye eercttty cts ral Guile a chase-fur-ceversl| con east of Stockholm, Sweden. Capt DiJack Bil sea) ead ee ey ee anaes COMMERCIAL USE... | Sa on ee ren seventy 2 \ pt. D’Jack Klinger (left) said | school will get special considera- | Gebate phi code Hera Ks blocks and in and out of a num it is a “fair guess that the raft came from the missing U.S. tion for promotion and salary in- : | debate should be limited. they per of stores. Miss Lorenzen and| ‘Navy patrol plane which disappeared over the Baltic April 18 creases for effort We Are Prepared To Furnish You sto conviderntion ihe noeability others who joined he, finally] With 10 men aboard. Capt. Klinger directed the search for the —_—__—_——_ With Clear, Pure | that twelve other senators voted caught the fellow, who turned plane. At right is Capt. John G. James. In a note delivered Gordium, where Alexander : : j with the filibusters. Even then out to be 62 years old. Ee suffer-) debate could be limited. ed a heart attack as a result of| fighters shot down the lost plane over open waters of the {central Turkey Thus the new rule, while not the footwork. But he has re-| Baltic. | —_____._— u e AND rus e easy to invoke, is indeed work- covered s' ently to be jailed.} : (Zoone aan amano GoMee: | able. Some will ask why a two- Miss Lerenzen didn’t know oe ee Al thirds» majority (sixty-four of that her quarry was a much- STRICTLY BUSINESS | peared the additional note Bs TRIUMPH ninety-six) is required to halt wanted man. He has been identi-| A piece of paper, sl der ig busing 5 ae COFFEE = 1 . debate in the senate. Few re- fied as William R. Evans, who : Leen andl | = T! E t I z alize that quite often a bare ma- has a record going back to 1907. d ane the door handle was a MILL 1lonipson n erpri ) ne ‘ jority in the upper body repre- FBI agents say Evans has been| the E PAPRUIEUCKEt } x sents much less than half Lee involved in bank robberies}|words “Attorney—am inside at- SiR ! An ne {ICE DIVISION) population. Because senators amounting to more than a mil-{tending to business Oak wilt will kill a white oak rocers His not chosen lion dollars Below, v neatly written, ap-/in one or two years. i || TELEPHONE NO. 8 KEY WEST, FLORIDA on a representa- tive basis, from population fig- i Bos oe # ures, they stand for states, not people. And _ twenty-five states (or fifty senators) often represent less than a third of the people. It would be dangerous to. let those representing a third of the i . population halt debate on an is- } sue which vitally concerned two- thirds of the nation's people, for example. And yet twenty- five less populous states could send fifty men to the senate with that power — if a two- thirds majority wasn’t required for halting. free. debate. In. the senate, freedem. of speech is a, cherished liberty. It is often abused, but many senators feel { that the present rule, which pre- vents excessive abuse, a good one, and that easier curtailment of debate would be undesirable. The Veterans Corner QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS OF INTEREST TO VETERANS | Here are authoritative answers from the Veterans Administration to four Questions about compen- ! sation and pension of interest to former servicemen and their de- pendents. Q. Last year, I was awarded compensation from VA, but I re- nounced my payments, If I de-| cide that I would like to receive VICTORY CASH MARKET 1028 Truman Ave. We Deliver Tet. 1080 TOP-GRADE y END CUT PO! 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