The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 21, 1952, Page 9

Be Ended Say Management, | Labor, Government Officials _, Motion Picture Industry Criticized For Not Weeding Out Communists agement, an! govern te | Measles Serum stow Doubled This Year| Red Cross Reports | | Camamunist-doninated un jons but they can! et together on how to tackle the problem A Genate labor subconnniticr iy mode ek wned January calls on the Amerncan even labor leaders disagreed | por Croce for immune serut po themselves except on me lobulin, the measles serum out oe - bony y my o were nearly double those of the ag ay= gg holy ¢ ome month last yeer, Dr. David ants new law his feta. °° . , “On the other hand. the Justice > W — ~~ tor of the Red | » . f rugram, announc Depariment. the head of the Na ~ J tional Association of Manufactur. °° Bn. a S A total | AFL. economist alt pt 5,000 vials o me serum al ean legislation Bor distributed last munth } they did not agree on the type of imultenegusly, the U. 8. Pub laws needed ‘ be Health Service repurted that These viewpoints were expressd | Measles had reached epidemic in reply ‘© » questionnsire seat proportions in «a sumber of) out by the subcommtte: hi principally New York oo Commu. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Con plans public hearin» nism in labor early nex! month ol a it, and Massachusetts. x waMisin outside ae lee was raked over th upplier of the serum, processed | coals in a report to the House over fron itduted World War the weekend by the Up American | pia it distributed, with | Activities Committee out cherge, through state and} Highlights of the House Commit. snenic health — departments | tee’s findings of its lengthy hear of eve » the nation ings and investigations, and it Dr. Leonard S. Sheele, Public recommenda tien» Service surgeon general, 1. It ageused. the motion picture | ¢, vat the serum has given industry ‘of failing Wo tohe “post Koucticing physicians « much tive and determined steps 10 needed weapun against measles, weed out Communists. It said de ying cun have serious conse- spite its Reds Hollywood hearings over the years, 1 found last year that Communist infiltra quences for very young children and for sickly persons of any P) Wirephot tion has not lessened. It said 1951 “#S : testimony revealed more than 30| , ier the Red Cross “began! ansey up RICHARD ©. PARSONS, 24, anil bie bride, the for " distributing the globulin in 1044, po film figures were definitely iden la total of 3146363 vinls have evr Mary dean Pleeger, 22, ave st nm at Tulsa, Okla, at the tine ied” 28 Communists or fellow |) supplied to physicians, Last| 0! their wedding, Jan. 2. Mrs. Parvuns, daughter of @ prominent year ©48.206 were shipped. De- Tulye industrialist, bas been « ged with murder in the pistol « Erie Johnston, president of the duying of her husband in their El Paso, Tex., apartment. The bride of less than two month tatement to police he shot her 24-year-old husband after the pair had argued about the amount of aid her wealthy parents heve given the couple. neefiaihaly | setts grand jury . 19. 41 investigations * estab are * wriers. From 1937 tu 1041, he lished” that the strongest lobor an-| Dr. Karl 'T. chairman La. Belcher was attached to Admiral W jon in Mawaii,” the International | of the corporation of M8. 1. T., ave ss Hulwy's staff, and served on Langshoremen's and Worehowse- a statement in Cambridge, Mass. R s For wed both the carriers York men's Union, was under “complete saying M. 1, T. had not felt justi- eport town and Enterprie when they Commenist dowination.” =~ |fied in taking action against Dr. " en issioned. In 1947, 3. Ht said pronouncements of the Struik “on the basis of rumors and Dut In City fe urs service, Lt. Belcher Methodist Federation for Social Ac | charges that no one could substan @ dire vl was transferred tien Saco 1908 frequently do- | tate.” Lt. duha J. Belcher, sc, Ugn, | Fleet Reserve nounced Pasciem, but “only one 5. It announced to question ~ one During his four years of in denunciation of Communism has | tater Oliver GED [iE Feperied to the Commanding sctive duty, Mr. Belcher wes as been noted.” The organization earl. | service | Officer, U.S. Noval Sta for sociated with the Coca Cola Bat fer was & committee serv: | duty ae Disbursing Ofijeer. He ting Company in Dothen, Alu ; described in | ps LA. Ge) ©. A. Shaw, SC reporting for gew duty the Navy tanker, Sabine aera “tver star (over 24 years), Ameri ff in New York, the Rey. J¥ek R. | laws making peacetime Lt. Belcher, « native of Dothan, can = and World War If Vic-| MILAN %—Kurope’s oul MeMichael. executive seeretary of subject to thesdeath lye Alabama, is the son of Mrs. 0. T. tory’ |'n¢ traffic problems—and the the federation, not ouly denied the wartime spying: the same 6f | Beicher of Ivon City, Georgia ant Lt. Beleher is married to the | »ethods and = machinery teh | report but said the federation had travel restrictions -on diplomats | the late Mr. Belcher. He entered former Miss Livile Kingry of |°09 help to solve them—will be| close ties with the Meohditst from Soviet and satellite countries | the Novy os an enlisted man in Dothan, Alabama. They have two |hightighted in Milan's second | Chureh that those countries now impose | 1927, and has served since that children, Paul Ann, 14, and | international traffic and safety | 4 The committer repert criti jon American diplomats; laws to time in the Supply Corps. In Penny Juyee, 11. The Belcher exhibition, | cized the Maorsachusetts tnstitute | make wire-tapped evidence admis | August, 1944, he received his ly is gesiding at 226 Simon The show, sponeted by the of Technology for allowing math sible in court: and for immunity | commission as Lieutenant G®). ton street, Key West Automobile Club of Milan, will) ematics Professor Dr. Dirk J. from prosecution for witnesses | Lt. "s colorful naval —_——. be held in June. Sixteen coun- | Strutk, identified by » former un- whose testimony is essential to in- career has included service on! Natural gas has practically no ame! Low Cost Housing Project Nears Completion ee, PE ow GEORGE WARREN ALLEN PROJECT. off Roosevelt Boulevard, will be one of the most modern are being constructed by the Key West Housing Authority. ‘Greet Key Wester | | objects caleulated to be 49,967,283,- fh “i ci tat og cost bowsing projects in the United States, The dwellings EE on pe oF Thuredey, Pebrvery 71,1998 8386 THE KEY WEST crvsen = Pose o ‘Winston Churchill | a ‘Conference Site To Be Developed And Mrs. Truman re est Plants Approved | Prime Minister Winston |_ WASHINGTON w — The Defense Churchili of Great BSritein Production Administration shook the hand of 2 okayed the building of three Key West soldier wounded "ulti-million dollar paper in the Korean battiefsent “hich will boost this.country’s wut- and now a petient at Walter | da eae sa Reed hospitel. The veteran > is Private 1¢ Marvin Lb. | bar Be phn aepcagerte Creel, son of Mr. and Bes. eh tan benstite-the 6th tie Gnactres M. D. Creel, 319 Posse | te pe : ees The occasion was C@husch- Raneter tintin Ue W's goodbye at the Unlem | charieston, Tenn., Site million dol Stetion in Washington. D. just before he sailed Harty, Tex., $15,04000; and Enjland efter conferences 8t Tacoma Newsprint Co., Stetiacoom, the White House, The ple | Wash, five million. ture and story appeared Desptie DPA approval, the work | the Times-Herald, 7 ton. D. C. newspaper, ing the scene of BROOKSVILLE, FLA. —Ciosing the deal on the purciras lend for the St. Johns Presbytery Weekiwachee River Confer [ ing and bon voyage wishes, But since newsprint is hgh on | ence Site are, left to right: Dr. Marshall C. Dendy, member Private Creel wes pictuted the government priority list, op | the Presbytery Board of Trustets; N. P. Yowell, Chairman of second from right in the — provai is considered likely. the Board; Dr. George B. White, a member of the Board; SM Ninew; of 25 injured men, Newsprint is the technical name — Loftin, a Director of the Hermande State Bank where the trans Mrs, Creei brought the ior the grade uf paper on which action tuck place; and Alvin Cuggler, Brooksville attorney who clipping into Tye Key West newspapers are printed. i led the , Site is to be developed with hatred deal. The Conference Citisam _cltice | tals wees | Many publishers have complain. 1 of & $300,000 Development Fund now being raised by. the along with an. invitation (cu abvut shortages of newsprint, 2? tery. The ef the fund will be used by the rhah bee con, Rat ee, | 408 cnet Nigh Cente | Home Missions Committee tw expand Its work in this south Flor- read: : | du ares where the population is growing so rapidly, will be glad to receive Private IC Marvin L. Creel oldest man now representing «| Brown has served as city editor Lasts 70 Years on Thursday afternoon newspaper in AP editor and general man January 31, 1952 ‘On July 2, 1881, the the | ager News. at 430 o'clock” LNDIANA| ® — A young| News almost daily The invitation came im af | inan who was given a “temporary” takes little active part | Five Little Slams envelope stamped in gold: jo> un the Indianapolis News more Heation of the . “The White House.” than 1 years ago—the day Presi'| However, lest year at the ROSETOWN, Sisk. «)—Die dent Garfield was shot—is still on of 92 he secepted « pray, <§ SS ener tas as tc hatnmen” He covered te final ing and rahing ote ——— ee | Wirt review of the Me ¥. We is Hilton U. Brown, The News Associated Press membership is in| before it left Camp Atterbury his name and records in the New , York general office show he is the | end Mrs. Jock Cracknell bid anc made five litte slams in « row market reporter, at» bridge tournament here Astronomy Club hoes Sleuthing The Key West Astronomy club is Yelping in a nation wide search for in- pri- { ion isn't unusual. But > s VICTO CASH MA 1 stolen telescope. The stolen strument is one of the ately owned the time it was taken. It had a | mirror 12 inches in diameter which would not be easy to bide. If you see one. please notify the local ‘lub, or the police department of | Saint Paul, Minnesota. The local club has its own S-inch . Whitley. | } reflector, made by W.M With it the members have observed 144.487.779.081 miles from Key West | #0 for the light travelled 8 mil- lion years to get here, | Traffic Meetit ‘ wee tries took part in the first ex- hibition last spring.