The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 21, 1953, Page 7

PLUGS SOUGHT FOR RED PROPAGAN By JOWN CHADWICK ernment undercover agents in the lication of the Daily Peoples Wor! Our Used Car Lot Is Open until § PM. Communist political propagandaflite embassies particular WASHINGTON #—Senate prob- ers have called for tighter security laws to plug loopholes they say mit Communists to food Amer with propaganda in peacetime con West Coest counterpart of the Dai Commanist rty testified at the hearings They said the Reds have Y Worker. im a secret plant if the set Up secret printing plants and have hidden need arises.” Welker sald ‘he subcom mittee ey other Printing developed “strong evidence” that set wp underground presses and photographic equipment for the financing of secret Communist ee im wer. One step they urged is designed fe force Reds to disclose printing Propagends wort mm case the party is outlawed Sen Welker (BR Idahe who PriINUng equipment almost wholly through the dir from Mo mate agencies of cials, Gysipment they allegedly BSve headed 4 three-member subcom- ‘be Soviet satellites.” Gored away for ure in case the Communist party i outlawed or 6 war with Russia breaks out Another would require diploma Ge and consular officers putting @ut politics! propagands in this Gountry to register under the for t egents registration act—thus ibeling any propaganda they dis ‘The proposals were advanced by Ge Senate internal security sub Gommitice yesterday in making Public 356 pages of secret testi. Miony taken in a probe of Com Munist undergrousd printing facil fies and illegal propaganda Chairman Jenner (R-Ind) said the closed-door hearings clearly Ghowed “that ‘oopholes in our @ecurity la iow the Communist @onspirators to flood the United States in peacetime with tons of Propaganda and to prepare secret tinuing their anda activities in case of Ex Communists and former gov- mittee task force t& investigation, Panying stat We learn nists have » lars in bo ranging all the wry nd cylinder presses, offset presses and photographic equipment, to mimeograph machines and other types of duplicating devices which have been hidden away for future needs.” Welker said thet “huge quanti ties of paper and other supplies also were purchased and hidden away. He added One of these printing outfits was set up in the back room of a bookstore in © Hil, NC, directly across the street from the campus of the | ity of North Carolina; ar is a country Newspaper near Birming- ham, Ala.: another ir dustrial plant in New York “We were told that arrangements have been made to continue pub- conduct tae ther plant State Dogs Get More Protection Each Year Under New Laws By SAUL PETT NEW YORK @—This is national dog week, and if you don't get the idea,, you—not the dog—may end up needing a lawyer For as every vear goes by, there ere more state laws and more §udicial decisions around the coun: try to protect the 22 million dogs in this country from people Almost every state, according to the Gaines Dog Research Center now makes it a criminal offense to kill a dog simply because he Wesspasses on your property Just this year Arkansas joined several othe: in making it illegal to “dump” or abandon dogs slong roads and other places Tn Maryland, you now can be fined up to $500 snd sent to jail for a y for the “unlawful kill- ing, or poisoning of the dog of another persons, or of ex. Posing poison or ground glass with the intent that it shall be taken by dogs.” In Louisiana, not long ago, the State court of appeals ruled that the owner of a dog who runs into . Pedestrians while answering his owner's whistle is not responsible Dogs, the court ruled, have the same right as people to bump accidentally into pedestrians The California Court of Appeals has held it is not the fault of a Great Dane if se bowls over a small woman in leaning on her Small women, the court ruled in effect, should know better than to let Great Danes lean on them In New York St i is a mis demeanor to clip » dog's ears You also can be fined up to $1,000 and given up to a year in jal for starting a fight between dogs or between other animals. And this law, too is on the books “A person who wilfully throws. drops or places, or causes to be thrown, dropped or placed upon any road, highway, street, or pub lic place, any glass, nai pieces of metal or other substance which might wound, disaole or injure any animal,, is guilty of » misdemean- or in New York City, you can be fined $10 and-or sent to the clink for 10 days for stealing a dog in Huntington, W.Va., last month @ Man Was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $10 for kicking a puppy to death. The man said the pup nipped his son and himself but the court held that was not Suitable provocatior While there are more designed to protect dogs, some States hold that dogs, like peop! should live up to the letter of the law In Quincy, Mass, a gardener died, bequeathing $5,000 for the old age care of his dog. The state tax commissioner ruied that the dog must pay a state mheritance tax plus an annual iax on any income from the balance Highway Mishap MUSKOGER C. Hardis statutes Okla, —Richard 29, was cruising down US. Mi ay 64 yesterday with his atm out the window Suddenly, his auto and another sideswiped, The door handle from the other car pierced Hardin's arm, Te impact tore the handle from the door and stuck in arm until Hardin {inally his car Trooper Gordon Schulze said a motorist stopped to aid Hardin and the injured man fell out the cat when the door was opened The door handle dropped from his arm to the pavement He was hospitalized condition his stopped of in serious Some 8 million went through the 19. Sue? HOLLYWOOD NOTES By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, Sept 19 # — It looks as though the movies cag kid everything else but the mov- ies The forthcoming Robert Cum mings-Marie Wilson film, “Marry Me Again,” contained « hilarious satire on 3D movies. The climax came when Bob and Marie took off their polarized glasses at a movie and proved to be cross-eyed. The sequence was weil received at the sheak preview Then the picture was shown to &@ top theater chief. He was ready to buy the film for his large cir- cult until he viewed the 3D satire. His smile became a frown. He didn't go for the kidding of stereo films. As a result, the sequence was trimmed down to @ minimum Well,, here I am back at the gla mor grind after besking at Balboa Bay. Things have been happening in Hollywood during my aosence, but many of the events have a familiar ring to them 1 see Rite Hayworth’s in the news again. It's tunny, but that always seems to happen just when she has a picture coming out. It must be coincidence And that vet space grabber Lana Turner cemented ber alliance with sexy Lex Barker, who apparently has abdicated his position as Tar- tan the ape man. I was disap Pointed when they got married in Europe. I've always enjoyed at tending Lana's weddings Lucille Ball also got although she wishes she hadn't. A correction for the record: Lucy hasn't been as politically inactive a8 some people have claimed. She lent her name to the Truman cam paign in 1948 and for Eisenhower in 1952 The sad note he recent news was the death of Lewis Stone. His last public appearance was at the MGM sales convention two weeks ago. He and Lionel Barrymore were honored for their long serv tee at the studio. Stone was proud of the fact that he had been under contract to a sturio longer than any actor in history. He lasted 29 ye and that's a record that e news, wil ever be broker Recently he + studying TV “Oh, I don't expect it for some time te come h rked. “But 1 bought a set so puld keep an eye on TV. It's 4 I think the ment is improv still has a long way to go. he was to get y of enterta » know some da Inmate Charged HUNTSVILLE. Prison robbe ce is ¢ ed with mu bing at Farm The Charice dea Tex. 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