The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 12, 1951, Page 7

scone eR AAA IN ec aa THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 3951. Officials Not Required To Tell Assets Senate Judiciary Commitice Rejects Proposed Law For Office Seekers TALLAHASSEE, April (?).—A Senate judiciary commit- te yesterdeyv rejected a projosed law to require public officials to file sworn statements of their financial assets. The measure was one of 11 pro- posed by the senate crime study committee to fight crime and cor- ruption of public officials. Sponsors of the bill, answering criticism that has been current but was only slightly brought out at the hearing, said it would not discourage honest, successful men in private business from seeking public office because it contained adequate provisions to keep the information secret. All of the bills dealing with op- eration of race tracks were sent back to their sponsors for a con- ference with track officials, S. Pierre Robineau,-reperesent- ing a Miami dog track, said his group was not opposed to the in- tent of the proposals to curtail bookmaking, but did want “ to iron out some differences.” He did not disclose his tions. Senator Shands of Gainesville, chairman of the crime group, de- clared “we’re not trying to get at any individual although we feel some individuals may be the necessity, of passing such legisla- tion.” 12.— POR SHOULDERS... LEAN MEATY SPARE RIBS... objec- Rear Admiral Praises Ef ficiency Of Naval Base Rear Admiral Frank G. rion, USN, commander, Destr Forge, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, de- parted Key West Tuesday aboard his f uip, the destroyer tender USS Yosemite (AS-19). In a message to Adell, eve COCOCOSOOOSOOS OOO OCO CES OOOSSSSEOOOOOOOSOSSOOOOOOOEES “Was again favorably impressed by the efficiency of all compon ents of Naval Base and Fleet ac. tivities. Your hospitality as usual Was unsurpassed... My best .avishes! always.” While in Key West, Admira’ Fahrion inspected Atlantic Flee! Destroyer Force units operating in the area, and- visited the Fice' Sonar School located at the Nava! Station The Yosemite which is under the command of Captain George W. Stott, USN, will continue north with the Admiral and his inspection part, topping at A lantic Coast por re Destroy er Force ship: ne SWIFT'S Anniversaries 1777—Henry Clay, famed Ken-|$ tucky — statesman, Presidential $ candid. among the greatle Americans, born in Hanover Co.,,$ U-S: RED BLISS Ky. Died June 29, 1852. 1791—Francis P. Blair, noted Washington, D. C., newspaper man his day, bot at Abingdon Va. Died Oct. 18, 1876. —Donald G. Mitchell (Tk ted humorist, author cticut —_agriculturist POTATOES LOUISIANA YAMS SOLID SLICING and Co born N ich, Conn. Died Dec TOMATCGES Charles Foster, Ohic drygoods merchant, — governor, TENDER secretary of the treasury, bort a LERY lk in Fostoria, Ohio. Died Jan. 9. CE a sia ees 1904 1838. Shaw Billings, not GREEN ed creator the Surgeon-Ge: ONIONS h h eral’s Library, born in Switz , BUERC. ee land County, Ind. Died Maret 11, 1913. GREEN TOP 1874—William B. Bankhead CARROTS, bunch . Alab noted cong: Speaker, born Moscow, iy 1 é 1940. si 8-LB. MESH BAG RAINMAKER SPIRIT BRINGS TROUBLE KHARTOUM, Sudan. P Tonj, r Anglo — The Cellophane Bag al province. in-maker. He ne else in the neigh- RICE So the Ts waited tc see who Id inherit his magic powers. Days passed and nothing happ* Th one villager got the idea: What if the spirit enter- ed the body of a passing stranger and left the village altogether? That br of people p g by were set upon with sticks and spears. Twenty people were injured. Po- lice called in to restore order re- ported the rain-maker's spirit was still on the loose SUGAR-CURED HOCKLESS WESTERN CORN. 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