The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 27, 1952, Page 8

‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, June 27, 1952 Page 8 Ss Presidential Persistent |Suitor Shot Race MIA MI .® —A persistent suitor | | was shot early today oy an irate By The Associated Press | husband. | Gen Dwight Einse} tep Police identified the suitor as j {Ping up his d Michael Angelo Geordina, 33, and presidential nc ” re | lon the Demoer 2 serious” condition power and jaded lacency, at Jackson Memorial Hospital from | negligence and cyt let wound in the chest. | | His speech before n Lee Graham said | 0 > < = 2) Sea aenoe ea George Talis admitted firing five | natin culo was. | shots at Geordina after he kicked | ally at the nation’s youth. They the back door at 3:30 a. m. and are sickened, he said, by ded to see Talis and Mrs. a nd “talk things over.’ At the hospital Geordina told po- I he had been ‘‘seeing’’ Mrs. Talis for the past four years and Opening Night Crowd At Theatre er, ster s 4 i he was in ‘ demic” corruption in nd “a {| but will meet moral i 4 | campaign with ideal hig of the m and ener Eisenhower said the Unit gone around to her house “‘to States has handled R k over the situation.” gingerly. Less softr Talis was held for investigation. might have prevented th conflict and kept China and Baltic states fror hind the Iron Curtain The speech ¢ |answer to statem ” Assumes Post TALLAHASSEE (®—Dr. William Potts has assumed the post of | an'y : cal director of Lantana Tu- the day by Eisenhower's chief rival ilnki« oe for the GOP nomination, Ohio Ser culosis Hospital, it was ibs Sid ported here Thursday. Dr. I. C. Robert Taft. “I am afraid,” Taft told a W ington, D. C. news S idt, acting director for sever- al months, remains as chief sur- geon. | Dr. Potts came to Florida from Pennsylvania, where he was di- | rector of the aglesville Tubercu- S|losis Hospital. He formerly was | 8 with the Hillsborough County Tu- | berculosis Unit at Tampa, confe “that Eisenhower's backers would k urge him to conduct the campaign t Dewe New York Gov. loss to President nd of dine Bt ft a i i ii con as Dev man Citizen Staff Photo opening on Thursday, June 26, of the renovated stic crowd lined up before the ticket EARLYBIRDS CUE UP for the first night's San Carlos Theatre, has been blamed on ‘“‘me-too” tac- De ties which lacked fight An enthusi formerly ey is into Merritt’s car and Merritt was forced to drive away slowly. The police cars followed, also slowly. The grim procession continued for eight miles to Kauffman’s home and Kauffman, carrying hie, emerged and got in Merritt's car. |A police bullet punctured a tire. There were more shots. Kauffmaa |and his son each was hit in the Police Are Forced To ai at Costa Mesa. }head. : atner sons entered the house. Tear gas |@uffman fell out dead, still bombs were hurled through the | “Mutching his son. SANTA ANA, Calif. (An air-| windows after Kauffman refused | craft worker was shot and killed | +t, surrender. He threw several of and his 2-year-old son was criti- > cally wounded Wednesday night | — San ack out. One set the | cause they represent bad luck while during a gunfight with police who | house on fire. | others honor them as representing Soon Merritt, carrying his son, | good luck, had forced him from his barricad- | MIAMI «r0rctan ences ed home with tear gas. ‘ Located in the Heart of the City Some primitive peoples kill all twins as soon as they are born be Officers said that the dead man, | Gary F. Kauffman, 30, had taken as hostages his own bahy, Gary Jr., and two other persons. Police pieced together this ac- THREE HOTELS IN count of what happened: i RATES WRITE or WIRE Kauffman and his wife are sep- REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS arated. She recer moved from with BATH and TELEPHONE their home in nearby Costa Mesa e P 2 ~ to the home of Mr. and Mrs. James | R hing Mill Merritt here, taking Gary Jr. with 1tz ers te) er her. F Hotel Hotel Hotel Wednesday night as Mr. and 132 E Flagler St. 226 NE. Ist Ave, 229 NE. Ist Ave, Mrs. Merritt stood in their yard, | 102 Rooms 100 Rooms 80 Kauffman approached them, de- | Elevator Elevator Rooms manding to see his wife. As the Solarium Heated Elevawr Merritts entered their house he fired a pistol, wounding Mrs. Mer- ritt in the arm. | When police cars converged on} the house Kauffman picked up his | own child and forced Merritt to | carry Merritt’s 2 - year - son. As| they reached the front porch, | Kauffman told police he'd shoot | if they didn’t let him through. He | used his child as a shield. The two men and their sons got \ 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION 30° OFF SALE First customer was Julio Cabanas, dern theatre will show first run movies working now for Ei nomination at the movie rwer’s | Electrocuted booth on Duval street long bi dr., president of the San Carlos e spacious, mi : GOP’s July 7 ccd asain a aan subtitles. Current offering is a good suspense convention at Chicag padiaioete murder story cen It “Sc al Shee! with Broderick Crawford, The Taft's campa or VEYMOUTH, Mass. » —Three- Ingalls, said his man a it | seazald Linda Pekkanen was has the nomination sewed up any-|electrocuted Thursday when her way. In a statement he credited | Perspiration-soaked body became Taft with all but three of the 604|Wedged between a short-circuited delegate votes needed to win. {floor lamp and a metal radiator. The Associated Press tabulation |She was chasing her pet kitten in) Sty on statements of avowed |the living room of her home. | and conceded alignments for the Last minute details are being completed and a mar- The inside decor is attractive and new but in keeping ) tile in the lobby has been retained as part of the beauty THIS ROCK famous “Viva Za quee will be con: with the Cubs a of the San Carlos Theatre. vention platform today, to be fol- | Wants Parcel . 1 - first ballot—shows Taft has 482 Exp anation R U d to Eisenhower's 404, with 129 for |!owed Saturday by Harriman and | | others and 191 uncommitted or | Kefauver. I W t d Post Rates PPlG [oirratea Missisippi’s States Rights Dem: | Ss an e OF In the Democratic race—the con- /ocrats named an 18-vote delega- | WASHINGTON i — Postmaster | vention at Chicago comes two |tion General Donaldson asked the In- | weeks after the GOP’s—there w terstate Commerce Commission to- talk of a stop-Harriman road t Thursday. Technically unin- s |Structed, it will support Russell, | k By BILL GIBB Chief of Police Kemp has issued! rning to July 4th celebrants | > the dischar g of fireworks |Vance In paroel poreatates: , backers of Sen. Richard on of city ordianaces. | The petition did not say just | Georgia have been soun s his potice are going to how much will be asked by way | the forces of other who now claims he will have 300 | |votes when convention time rolls | By Senators Don’t Understand Reason For Apology day to grant another general ad- | being fashioned by Southerners a that According to the report Kerr backers claim at least eight g ¢ of the 12 votes put together in es for |New Mexico Thursday. They also By Acheson To = ordinance and anyone |of an increase. Democratic president ni are unpledged formally. Kerr said | Great Britain viol will be arrested | It said merely that fourth class tion. The idea: Hold the line | i Seattle he expects to be a com- | That kind of news sure sounds |Mail service—or parcel post—is | against Mutual Security Adminis- | Pf®mise winner after a convention WASHINGTON W—Secretary of good. The culprit who invented |Mot paying its way, despite a gen- | trator Averell Harriman if he dlock State is going to have fr, ‘s to be used as a means eral 25 per cent increase in parcel | snoyjq suddenly get the support | Gov. John Fine of Pennsylvania, | re ‘ NETCSS oF célebrating ought to be strung |Post rates granted by the com-| 4¢ president Truman. much courted by Republican aspi- about t >. Every year various forms of |™ssion last year. The higher ra Illinois Gov. Adlai rants because of his influence with ain f i Ty iaere seeause the death and |became effective last Oct. 1. ligenesally is cones his state's 70 - vote delegation, | . Het Lsuunniters: Taek eee lr ee rerinion, shiked te irack avith Mx. nuaiar edged a little bit off the fence! bi ea h they are especially dangerous due |)" cnarées fol packaged mall ernor, who had be Thursday. He said he feelin. eines | Sen. ¢ t they @ , by 100 million dollars a year. | : to Eisenhower now, whereas befor ‘ to many we n buildings only wants to be re . ore | Sanat to so many w | Post Office Department officials h : rks is a job for evinces a wait-and-s I of fir dD y ¢ had been inclined to be against | him said, in response to an inquiry. | 1 | Both Taft and Eisenhower lost | that even this had not been suf. Harriman—like nesee Sen. I i be conduct Russe id Sen. Knowl who brought the matter to t ed ¢ areas. ‘ficient ke put the paseaie meervace ck ae ; backing in a re-survey of New| ttention by re on a self-sustaining basis, because ee Pl ere Jersey's 38 delegates. Th had | haga tenons about ¢ quite a few loose man- ‘of postal wage increases and high- | S¢@rch of conv: ean ined acl 2 ie Bucshouee| i that a full text of ‘ the streets of Key ler pay to railways for carrying Ren ceee cana six for Taft. After a meeting | ey ee eae We ite, there have been no | mail. efauver lead 4 aes ; ; I os con reported but a word of | Under the law, parcel post rates | Sell has 134, Harriman 99 b pol atiwed tanioe : t be amiss may be changed either by Con- ©7S0D 90!2, ot a undecided i A t e striking one of gress or the ICC. are uncom d erate , t rate of —— De r ¢ it. Re-| WY yet all selp cr| Needed Money an ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES : ine — oft en Robert and EQUIPMENT =| sudden stop’ LOS ANGELES — Marilyn! % -<@ | choice de- | y calendar girl turned mov neue i we 126 Duval Street. 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