The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 4, 1951, Page 8

7 PAGE EIGHT THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MacArthur, § Senator McMahon Engage General Defends Right Of Free Speech; Answers M’Mahon's. Queries) 1K MOVE TO OPEN INGS TO PUBLIC WASHINGTON, May 4.— (#),—The Senate has blocked a Republican move to open Abe-MacArthur hearings to the’ public. voThe. vote against opening the-hearings to the public was 41 to 37. oye WASHINGTON, May 4. —-(AP), MeMahon of Connecticut and:General Douglas Mac- Arthur’ engaged in spirited verbal sparring today at the Senate hearings. . ‘MeMahon asked whether he thought a theater com- mandér . should express publie opinions that differ- ed with those of his govern-' ment, MacArthur replied: "I believe the theater com- ibility of. régister’ his views as he Siento es if they are hon- “est views and not in contradic- tion to any implementing direc- tives that he may have received.” MPhen,;-referring to what he called: the “implications” of Mc- Mahon’s question, ‘the general said he didnot believe that “any segment.-of- American society shall-be so gagged that the truth and Yhe full truth shall not be brought out.” ‘Phe ‘American way, MacArthur went on, is for full airing of di- verse opinions on controversial issues while “the Soviet method is entirely in contradition to that.” McMahon asked how MacAr- thur would feel about a subordi- nate officer in his theater who had felt as the general feels Wowld he, McMahon asked, de- fend the right of a brigadier gen- eral on his staff to express policy opinions contrary to those being pursued by the government, the general answered: “I wouldn‘t have a brigadier general or anyone else on my staff that didn’t freely and give me his opinions in contradiction to my own. The very value of a subordin- ate is the freedom with which he expresses his initiative.” For.,.that. matter, MacArthur) had had officers under id who disagreed with le added: “I listened toj them*and on occasions they have BL convinced me that I was wrong! and they were right.” MANCHURIAN (Continued from Page One) posts Finging Seoul ten miles to the north. The Reds used heavy artillery fire against the tank columns tangihg'rout of Seoul today but; faileg;;te prevent another heavy | raid—the third in'as many days- gh Benet 11 miles north of} Our airmen. flying under rain clouds, reported hundreds more Red trucks rolling south despite the found-the-clock air attacks. More than 1,000 sorties were flown’Thursday for the fifth straight day. Their bag included four: smoke. generators near Mumsan; used to screen Com- munist troop movements. A*4rein ‘was trapped near the Red Capital of Pyongyang by} pranés- which sealed both ends of a tunnel with bombs Ridgway In Tokyo ‘Lieutenant General Ridgway, flew back Matthew here the Korean war front While in Korea, Ridgway ¢ ferred -with his top ground air gommanders and made an in spection: tour of frontline battic posts: Everywhere he went. Ridgway expr 1 his* Satisfaction at th< way United Nattions troops had hurled back the first. phase of the Communists’ big Spring offensive And he predicted that the ne enemy assualt will meet the sa fate.~ Ridgway said the Commun- ists im’ Korea will “continue to |< pay ‘the bloody price they've | Th House Acorn iations Com- been paying.” Our front line | mittee rejected a measure to troops, he. added, have “com- | £!v¢ lical school es- lots a plete confidence, complete self- | tablished in Flori assurance in their ability to [sidy of $3,000 per student per handle anything that's throwh | year at them.” t yesterday Attempts may By*Eighth Army. estimates, the| made to bring the bill to Reds ave suffered close to 8,000| House floor for debate. casualties, killed or wounded, | —_——_-—__—_ since thir offensive started April} The cork oak tree takes 20 23nd | years to produce usabie bark Senator Brien © this | morning after a two day visit to| a ‘Mrs. € sidisiad Has. |Adop ted 7-Year- ‘Old tifa Boy Mrs. Ralph B. Seidenberg avenue, has “ Giovanni Guzzo, seven Italian boy through Foste jents’ Pian for W. Carlson, 292? “adopted” ar-Ole r Children, Inc. ‘fer him to have without Plan that your care and interest will do much to bring brightness into his life. Giovanni needs love and understanding, above all, with which to face the difficult, unger- tain future 4 | (Continues from Page One) do further pledge themselves; in- sofar as time and circumstances permit, to act as voluntary game wardens and to aid in the arrest d conviction of any person or persons hunting, trapping, or molesting the wild life on the | Low Florida Keys. And Be It Further Resolved That The Key West Citizen a | daily newspdper in Monroe coun- ity, Florida be and hereby is re- quested to publish this resolution. Many instances were related |whereby the Key Owners have ‘been of assistance to the Game work for conserva- Warden in his enjoyed by business after the PUBLIC (Continued & WILL VOTE rom Page One? a.day. She nocratic.” activities 24 hx » called it Four school pr the measure The House Committee und very Public approved a 30 games, raffles church, pa- 1 education- anizaions. i ng will be moved P. W. KIE F ER ELECTED incipals opposed Amusements bill to and The bill passed the Senate was International Regional CAA be Chief Frank C. Stone who de- the scribed air operational specifica- ~ In Spirited Verbal Sparring Today Building Permits ‘Issued Leo Lopez A building permit rere to Leo Lopez, 18 ocrg, to extend a house even feet and enclose it. ‘ost is $690. Another army i was. issued | 17 Seiden porch | The! barracks build- from the old arracks area to North Beach May Sanchez, according to a ner- nit issued in the office of build- ing inspector Ralph Russell. The kis “ory | Says Tides t |care. Giovanni wants to be a me- chanic and is very interested in Naval Base jarithmetic. He loves to play soc- TOMORROW | cer. We sincerely hope that you High Low \ -| will enjoy knowing and _ helping 8:58 a.m. 2:24am. | Giovanni, and we are confident 10:25 p.m. 3:41 pm. | 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station; Key West Time of| Height o: | Station— Tide [high wate: Bahia Honda (bridge) _.—Oh 0m 0.0 th; No Name Key | (eas*’ 2nd) .+2h 2um Boca Caica (Sandy Pt) -0h 40m taldes Channel (north end) +2h 10m +14 f ‘—)—Minus sign. Correction to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Cortections t he added ILL-FATED CUBANA (Cohtinued from Page One) condition which existed at the time of the crash because of the NAL flight, or in weather con- ditions when no other air. traf- fie is involved. ’ Barker pointed out that, a civilian pilot is not relieved from radio contact even though visual flying rules are being ; Maintained in clearance. In- | Strument flying rules are for | the purpese of designating al- titude for a flight pattern. i After a brief recess for discus- | sion, Barker retiined to the stand. | He testified that three navy rep-! resentatives had attended a joint ; conference a few months ago. ! requesed, at that time, dis-j cussion of clearance advice for! 45 aircraft in the adjacent warn- | ing areca of Key West and said j they would appreciate that CAA} ) send some one,to give naval pi- lecture "on non-military a a state sub- flving rules and other details, Second witness this morning tions for the Carribean area. | LTCMDR. Benjamin Berry ad- journed the inquiry until further ,Rotice. WEATHERMAN | Lets Face It rer Wiatecnss ‘Sent To § GEORGE M RAY | Tt has come to me from a most re- liable source that we're on the verge of losing Brother G. Leon TEMPE R. {TU RES| 11 7:30 AM., EST he going was a bit roi but! Negri, Jr., will ent the Squad- arry on, wot say, old boy?”{ ron pennant to Captain Stephan or “I haven't a clue, but I'll have; The ComSubRon Four pennant a go at it, chum. will remain in the Clamagore. And on the news beat, tired at; ———— — the end of a day, J] never more, “I'm run ragged a janap.” I sigh “I've had it ANYTHING CONCERNING T'll go to the rack.” AUTOMOBILES SEE THE Unt ss that? télephone ~ rings, oa TWINS A, ton of cont is neede k L113Q DUVAL St. PH. 1870-1871 duce a ton of paper io HAVANA THREE FLIGHTS DAILY TO HAVANA TO KEY WEST Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Flight Key West Havana Flight Havana Key West 952 10:15 A.M. 11:00 A.M. { 951 9:00 A.M, 9:45 A.M. 954 1:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 953 12:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M. 956 4:00 P.M. 4:45 P.M, | 955 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. AEROVIAS “'Q” S. A. ROGELIO GOMEZ, Ageat rity LOAN ca. | Baby I ‘alls I ' Wells, minister of the Stone FORECAST Methodist Church. This may rot — | “Key West und Vicinity: Partly | 22 ews te you It may not de, Atlanta aa cloudy and continued warm to-|2°WS © any of us. But as tor me Bilin : 5 day thru Saturday. Light to mod.|2%@ ™yY house we're gonna iake| aa deate vatlahin wokda this Godly gentleman to one side !i'mir 62 Florida; Fair and warm today|@"4 trY our dead level best to per-| 19” Pe and ‘Saturday, except for 4 few|suade him to remain with us as! "=" 48 local: thundershowers in the aft- long as possible. In my opinion, Puifalo ay ernoons and evenings. rae pamenp ry ares i Bay au Jacksonville thru the Florida| the finest in the land. No person. © a7 GIOVANNI GUZZO Straite: Light Moderate: west ality is more balanced nor God-) wrist 72 we to northw winds jirected. jo other minister can és i} has been announced by Mrs.| Saturday. Few. widely. seattered| 4 the lasting good in the given [<' 6) Edna Blue, international chair-| thundershowers in the after.(Petiod Brother Wells has done.|#! Pa 53 man. pesdauerters of the plan! noons, otherwise fair weather. [Christ has in him a true steward,| Ft. Worth 60} v4 me 52nd street, New)’ Kast Gulf of Mexico: Light to!@ noble witness and a_ tireless, Galveston 7 lle iene a Salad aed 1k moderate variable mostly west to|Servant. The countless lives he: nw . Siw eA ns 1-| northwest winds today and Sat-|has touched have beon molded Kansas City at secure childt | When only two urday. Clear to partly cloudy | into a fashion like unto the Mas-| KEY WE 07 | months old, his father was killed| weather. Clara) Rinaed dont inavc ult Key West Airport 75 in an air-raid, leaving the’ mother ae I ' v2 and child without support. For TUR 9) , _ * Louisvill 52 years they lived in cee having REPORT | THE RED COATS ARE Merid 63 fost their home and all their be.| hey *West Fla, May 4, 1951 | (Continued izom Page One) MI i 73 longings. They were dependent Observations taken at Vity Office, | way-of-London beverage con iionesu 49! on charity for their food, and 9:00 A.M. EST bination called “gin and toni Mc i 61 often had nothing to eat but wild] Temperatures “It’s time to > A teh, Me herbs. Giovanni has grandparents) Highest yesterday wis BGP CONOR hy R N 4% who refused to help his mother at} Lowest last night 75|men at the b N 60 all for years. as she marriedj}Mean —_._. : S g0! pecially amc i ¢ C ; against their wishes, but when| Normal 7y| Weather Tr ae) Giovanni, grew into a very sweet aide American ; siti Lisi p ; boy, he wax accepted by them, , Precipitation mca! ¥ : > and he and his mother were al-| Total last 24 hours 0 .|sack” (gO © to: “bed |lowed to live with them. Total this month 03 head) ‘ The grandparents, howe Deficiency this month .18 ins Lt. Harry Phillips of t) only tolerate their daughter, giv-] Total this year 4.71 ing. Navy. one: of the: for jing her no love and treating her] Deficiency this year 1.58 i copter pilots in his field as aservant. This tense situation —_— at ah with ’ has reflected very badly on Gio- Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. , "ck mind vanni, who though so young, 16" Flight Lt. Jar lunderstands and suffers for his aes i@im) Read hi u mother. The grandfather collects Larometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M mn campaign make » the widow's pension of $9.80 29.90 ir — mbs. face it!” an. international CAPTAIN DAVIS monthly. These people are vei ENR {He sweats that he used the ch int r One) poor field workers. Their war Tomorrow‘s Alman plenge: 1 before _-he n Ste As the damaged house lacks all comfort. Sunrise 5:49 am, Key West and did not “cop it exchange salutes, the | Giovanni is a nice little’ boy, Sunset 6: 59 p.m. from a local church advertise-; new ComSubRon Four pennant lively and quick, with a pleasant Moonrose 5:17 a.m, ment 1 be hoisted | personality, very sensitive. He is Moonsct 6:54 p. Vocabularies here er pon conclusion of the cere- much in need of good nourish- New Moon May 5 tiched with such as)'mony, the Commanding Officer of | ing food, vitamins, etc., impossible —— smashing blonde and! the Clamagore, Cdr. T. B. De- 15 Floors---Lives (P\ TOMMY JAIVA, JR., (top), 2, tumbled 15 floors from an apart- ment building in New Y nd escaped death. He is in a hos- pital now with a fractured leg and cuts ard bruises. The dia- gram on the building at the bottom traces Tommy's fall. He landed in shrubbery which broke the force of his plunge. The baby crawled atop a radiator in his home, pushed open a win- dow and accidenta!ly fell through. THREE HOTELS nV AMI Located in the Heart of the City ‘SONA! ROOMS so: "RESERvATIONS REASONABLE Miller at POPULAR PRICES with BATH and TELEPHONE Ford Pershing Hotel Hotel Hotel 60 NE, 3rd St. 226 N.E. Ist Ave, 229 N.E. 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