The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 25, 1950, Page 8

; (es eor: ya Pam HEARING BUDENZ TODAY ra Drive, whe. Juhe 9 in the electric chair for = C Board 1Of Directors Hold Meeting 4 re @f-the board of directors and ser- ¥ice chairmen of the Monroe County Chapter of the American Red Cross was held this after- oon at the South Beach Patio Restaurant A delicious luncheon was en- joyed by the group prior to the business meeting. An amend- ent to the .by-laws, changing ye annua! meeting from Decem- ber 1, to June 1, was passed and voted. to be effective immediate- } is Guest, speaker was King, Red Cross field director for the Veterans Administration fr the Miami area. King stressed \ FRED C. PAINTER, 30, of Charleston, W, Va., sentenced to die < The Rev. Mark A. Farren (right), pastor of the Alloy Missionary Baptist Church, in an open creek in Charleston Saturday. Painter was converted by Harry Burdette, who was convicted j @£ the same crime and baptized in the creek last March, » The regular quarterly meeting { William * | (®) Wirephoto a stomp-killing, is baptized by James Cornell Dies Of Heart Attack Today James F. Cornell, an elderly negro, was stricken with a heart attack in the main corridor of the County Court House at noon 'td- day. He was rushed tq the Mon- roe County Hospital in a Lopez Funeral Home ambulanee. Cor- jnell was pronqunced dead upon arrival at the hospital. Cornell is surivived _ by, his wife, Blanche, of 710 Chapman’s lane, Key West’ and a daughter, Naomi Carr, of Miami. The Key West undertaking company is handling funeral ar- rangements the fact that Red Cross workers Should no: slack up their efforts puis the present drive for | | stary of the local chapter an-| inced that a “Clean Up Day”| {he ‘current drive would be ef-| oh May 1, and that pros-} eeis. for reaching the quota are duahty encouraging Carola Nettles, Executive ee i} Late Bulletins aes | LATEST WORLD | NEWSINBRIEF | By:The Associated Press KILLS TWO; ENDS | OWN LIFE | ‘PERU, Neb dént of Peru lege in’ Nebr. instructor we taday. They were C ya psychology professor, Dr. B. K Bakér, who then killed himself "The two who were kil Dr: Baker were the college presi dent, Dr. William Nic and Dr: Paul Maxwell, an instructor MAY CALL “OFF STRIKE NEW YORK.—A union leader sdid°today there is a possibility that the CIO Communications workers Union may delay its na- tionwide’ strike, now set for 6 a m.4fomorrow, local time. The of- fieial wto made the statement hpids -. important place in upon Maonciie, but he would not permit himself to be identified. PROTEST STO MEXICO *WASHINGTON.—The United States has “protested to Mexico against the seizure of five Ameri- can shrimp fishing vessels in the FOR SALE Newsprint Second Sheets 0 25c For <THE Artman Press CITIZEN BUILDING j day jcity for /convention has ever been held jin Key West. It will berheld here -' will make | } Will Dora \City For USWV |Encampment George Spencer, past depart-j; ‘ment commander of the United} Spanish War veterans, stated to-; that the Finch decorating company of Fort Lauderdale | would be in the city the first week in May. to decorate the! the. forthcoming State’ encampment of the USWV. This is the first time in the history of the USWV. that a.state! from May 14 to TT: ,° (3 Spencer estimates. that, some} 400: veterans and their families | the trip to the Island| City. Eugene Gilotte of Pensaco- la is commander of the USWV. | Saat j When Pope Gregory started! the Gregorian calendar in 1582,! he directed that Oct. 4 should be! followed by Oct. 15 z = pang | Gulf of Mexico. The State De-| aid the protest was! in Mexico City—and Am-| tor Walter Thurston asked | for an exnlanation of the inci- dent FASTER BY AIR CALL 1780 or your travel agent TICKET OFFICE: Meachem Airport , Carthy and Lattimore had been, FINER BY NATIONAL McCarthy To Issue Protest F ‘or Ouster F rom ‘Proceedings WASHINGTON, April 25.—(4) pate ~investigators, barred Joseph McCaltthy and Lattimore today from {hearing secret testimony of ex- Communist Louis Budenz. Mc- finvited to sit in while a Senate Foreign Relations Subcommitee: ; questioned Budenz behind closed doors. But in a sudden shift in plans, ithe Senator and the Chief tar- get of McCarthy’s accusation, Lattimore, were barred. Budenz, McCarthy and Latti more all went into the closed session, but Senator McCarthy and Lattimore soon came out. The Senator was told reporters he a formal protest McCarthy is the. author of charges that Lattimore is Soviet Russia’s top agent in the US, a charge vehemently denied by. Lattimore,,and of ‘charges of Communist infiltration. Meanwhile, observers say, there has ‘been no sign that the atmosphere in the capital had been changed by President Tru man’s ‘defense of his administra- tion against charges of Commun- {st infiltration. The President said that all Communists have been tossed out i ‘of the government But Republican critics made it plain that they are convinced. fuming. He was preparing have | not Demonstrates: Mosquito Controi Spray Machine C. H. Griswold, of the farm im- plement branch of the Hector TUESDAY, April 2 1950 | iT WAS THE CAT'S MEOW ROCK ISLAN | Ben Andich fa Starts Sunday The United Jewish Appeal fund raising drive in Key West will formally open Sunday night, April 30th, with a banquet to be Brigham given at6 P.M. in the Trade- winds restaurant, corner Duval and Caroline Streets. { } This drive is in connectioa with the National U. J. A. Fund raising campaign for two hun-'} dred seventy million dollars, | said Joe Pearlman, General Chairman of the local drive. The Finance committee con- sisting of Dr. Herman K. Moore,4 Chas. Aronovitz, Sam_ Silver- man, Gladys Mulberg, Hy Alt- man, Milton Appel and Isadore Weintraub are very optimistic and predict that the local quota} will be oversubscribed, as it has You can depend upon our Prescription Department to use only the Purest and Freshest of Ingredients, been in the past several years here. ot ‘The principle. speaker of hel Prescriptions evening will be Rabbi, Leon () Wirephot Kronish of Temple Beth Sholom, ; i Called For the Liberal congregation of STATE REP. CHARLES J. SCHUH, JR. (right), a floor leader in the 1949 Florida House of Rep- Miami Beach. resentatives for the forces of Gov. Fuller Warren, was shot to death in his office at St. Peters- and Rabbi Kronish visited Israel burg Monday. ‘A 71-year-old meat cutter of St. Petersburg. who gave his name as Charles Gif- D li d ; last year as part of a delegation] ford, confessed he killed Schuh because of “rotten politics.” police said. Deputy Sheriff Andy elivere of th from greater Miami, and) Rand (left) leads Gifford from the scene of the slaying. has since then travelled exten-! sively throughout the © Soi Sa ep ee ore Chicago judge who handles evic- tion cases. | Stevenson appeared here today Com- n east on behalf of the United Jew- | Neots Illinois Governor Bill Ulman, Southeastern rep- S Asks Congress To resentative and other speakers Extend RC Bill legislature will tell of the great need for funds to help rehabilitate and re- WASHINGTON, April 9 ‘ 2 ial session to pass a state. control —Governor Adlai Stevenson of jay, establish in the new state of Is- real the hundreds of thousands Ilinois has voiced fears that al Stevenson is a sudden end of federal rent con- | of federa' offi — PHARMACY — ; before the Senate Banking mittee, and told s {less Cong controls hi j cities ask for it. 1114 TRUMAN AVENUE “orner Varela Street PHONE 177 Get Your Weather Chart REXALL CALENDAR They're In Now! will be fore THE ARTMAN PRESS PRINTING Supply Company of Miami was in town today. demonstrating a mosquito. and fly control spray- ing machine. : The sprayer is manufactured by the Iron Age Equipment Com- pany of York, Penna. 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