The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 14, 1954, Page 9

) hereby given that the of ne State of Plorids, will for sale, Comm: t_on ithe rend abe has a ot as measured along to said thence westerly parall: feet; centerline 600 BRS. i uired to pay the way yortising cost and Gocumens stam) phate, of the pet unger. The Tru ff Internal Im- nt, pune reserve the right stees of the — inorexenel: Fund for the State of a. HARLEY E. JOHNS, £ Oeting Governor. Attest: F. C. Elltot, Sec. ‘Truste L. Fund 93-0;mayT-14,1964 BIDS the Board ofr Patile Instruction wi open Por Ae Tuesday, May 18, a P ‘Administration | re: = | for. objectio: * id irmi HORACE OBRYANT, Superin- tee may Tit, 1966 OTICH OF COMPLETION OF Or ee AND MEETING FOR PURPOSE OF HEARING OB- SECTIONS AND COMPLAINTS. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERR: 20688, Laws of oat, the board Evergiad' ing, Flor a Pohere the same may ined and this is to m: Oeste, Gay 0 . Pisa at Hleven O'clock. A. i tor the purpose of hearing theo! ee tions, and complaints with respec to_said budge’ SSIONERS - BOAR SSP TRNTTE Sie TRICT (Seal) By B. D. COLE, ee Attest: ‘WALLIS, WwW. TURNER Mecrtlesy offer . for te Lae “onty, in, Tal Florlds st she folie Sth, 1954, June ‘ONR following in MONROE COUN- Township 66 ‘Monroe County, the frat parcel ying westerly and northerly of Gov't. Lot 5 oH said Section 5, Bim rged more oF pare! lying northerly of Go ts 6 and 7 - with an arm ly to connect with pti lt Tot said Section 5, containing acres, more or ris required to pay eost and documen- of the Internal Im- provemen' ma reserve the right to reject the sale. on ‘BY ORDER of the Trustees 0: ae internal Iinpgovement Fund of the State o! lor [ARLEY FE. JOHNS, bce Acting Governor C, lott, Se Tr Fund ; June 4, 1954 Florida, 954. :F _ Attest: F.C may 7-14-2 . Tallahas: April 161 ce sh internal = me! a of tt te of Florida, Pursuant to Law, for gbjectios mn} Tote 1804, the. fol 3 jands in MONROE fda, to-wit: reel of bay bottom land in southeasterly o! 3 40, 41 21 42 in .“SUN KREST” Subdivi- sion, sald Subdivision being in a part of Government Lot 1, Sec- tion 34, Township 67 South, Range 25 East, on Stock Island, Monroe County, Florida, and being recorded in Plat Book 1. Page 107, Public Records of Monroe County, Florida. Con- taining 1.2 acres, more or less. Correct legal description to be furnished with deed. Purchaser is juired to Pier rtising cost and documens amps. ‘The Sale, if and when made, shall be subject to ‘Trustees rving oF he petroleum th undet ‘Trustees of the Internal ‘tm- ovement. Fund reserve the a: 2 A BY ORDER of the ‘Trustees the Internal Improvement Fu the State of Florida. CHARLEY E. JOHNS, Acting Governor. Attest: F. C. Elliot, Sec. ‘Trust I, Funé $0;may7-14-21,1954 Citizen Advertisements Help Save You oMney .. Section No, id |. be sub: pamato phate, minerals and metals Swimmer Is A ™ The charge is disorderly‘ HISS fe re White House aides and Atty. Gen. fer ae feat Life: “to tbl mighf’ rier s real assistance, Kirkwood ar Wallahatecs, Florida NOTICE sah is hereb; en that the in I e a, 2 2 10 at 11:60 oMlock 54, the following A.M, Sune sth, iow described land I Florian toi ee ed ‘land in in Section mship 66 South, Range Monroe County, Flor- ida, lying northwesterly of and adjacent to Lot 10, Block 5 of the. Resubdi: Block 2 and Marathon Beach, recorded in PB 2, Page 21, Monroe County Public Records. ntaining one acre, more or Purchaser is required to pay ertising cost and documen- as ‘amps. he Sale, if and when made, shall be bject to thi tees Senators To Quiz Adams For Details On Role Of White House In Bringing Row To A Head By G. MILTON KELLY WASHINGTON (#—Senators get -| a chance today to ask Army Coun- selor John G. Adams for more details on the roles he says top Brownell played in bringing the McCarthy-Army row to a head. to} ‘This is the 17th day of hearings in the Senate Investigations sub- committee’s search for the truth in conflicting charges flung back vand forth by Sen. McCarthy (R- Wis) and top Pentagon - officials and their aides. Adams, in his second full day of testimony, stuck pretty closely yesterday to the account which he and Secretary of the Army Ste- vens had given previously: that Roy M. Cohn and, to.a lesser de- gree, McCarthy used improper pressures to win favored Army treatment for Pvt. G. David Schine. Adams said at one point that he had been “pounded and pound- ed and hounded and hounded.” Schine was a consultant to the McCarthy subcommittee before be- ing drafted last Noyember. Mc- Carthy and Cohn have stepped temporarily from their respective roles as chairman’ and chief coun- sel of the subcommittee for this a inquiry. le. ¥ ORDER of the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund of the State of Florida. CHARLEY E. JOHNS, Acting Governor Attest: F. C. Elliott, Sec. by I. f Fund * may 1-14-21-28; june 4, 1954 Tallah: , Florida, ‘ an ith, 1954 na Ice NOTICH is hereby given that the ‘Trustees of the Internal Improve- ment Fund of thi lorida, Pursuant to Law, will offer for sale, only, in Tallahassee, Florida, at 11:00 o’clock A. M., May 18th, 1954, the following described land in MONROE Co! , Florida, jan | to-wit: A parcel of bay bottom land in the Bay of Florida, lying weeth- erly and adjacent to the West- erly 30 feet of Tract 17 sng te Easterly 45 feet of Tract 18 of HILTON HAVEN SUBDIVISION on the Islang of lorida, and Wing rT roe and being Y South, Range 25 East, County, Florida. Correct legal description to be furnished with deed. ' The Purchaser is required to pay the advertising cost and documen- beg stam} eo Trustees 5 ft the phi of the petroleum thereon under. The Trustees of Internal Im- provement Fw eserve the right to reject the st BY ORDER ¢ Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund for the State of Florida, CHARLEY EB, JOHNS, Acting Governor. ot, Sec. ~ Lt. Fund 23-30;may7-14,1954 rr STAR * BRAND sacupan COFFEE on this job. They borrow for home repairs from City Loan Company.” aaa, ca. | Key West 2-5681 $24 Southard St. as Under persistent cross-examina- tion by Special Counsel Ray H. Jenkins, Adams said it was not true, as the McCarthy side alleges, that he and Stevens used Schine as a “hostage” in attempts to in- duce the subcommittee to halt or divert a search for subversives in the Army. Adams said he tried to cooperate with the subcommittee, not hinder its work. “I never made any overt acts which were in any way im- proper,” he said. Jenkins questioned him closely about his motives in dealing with McCarthy and Cohn. Adams agreed when Jenkins characterized his at- titude toward the subcommittee as “placating,” ‘‘mollifying” or “‘con- ciliating.” \ But Adams balked at the word “appeasement.” He said at one point, “That isn’t appeasement; that’s living with people.” McCarthy repeatedly has blamed “civilian politicians” and hold-over Democrats at the Pentagon for the whole dispute. But. Adams testified Wednesday that it was Sherman Adams, White House chief of staff, who first sug- gested at a meeting with Brownell and others last Jan. 21 that Adams put |in writing: .a blow-by-blow: ac- count of relations with Cohn and McCarthy. Publication of such a chronology and’ countercharges by the Mc- Carthy camp in mid-March led to the present investigation. Jenkins never did cut deeply yes- jterday into the story of the Jan. 21 meeting. Some subcommittee members said they planned search- ing exploration into that subject. Jenkins, when asked whether he Plans to call Brownell or Sherman Adams or any of the others John Adams says attended the Jan. 21 session, told a newsman: “Tm not going to tell you a story. So I’m not going to answer your questions.” Brownell declined to give any details about the meeting at his news conference. yesterday. The White House had no comment. Brownell did tell newsmen the Justice Department will look into every- legal question raised in the McCarthy-Army hearings. He had been asked specifically about an Army officer said by Mc- Carthy to have given him a por- tion of the contents of a secret FBI memorandum to the Army about personnel at Ft. Monmouth, N. J., where the senator’s inves- tigation centered. McCarthy con- tended security information had been deleted. Brownell himself had told the subcommittee earlier that “unauthorized use” had been made of the FBI data. ; “That will be studied along with the others,” the attorney general said yesterday. ‘“‘The Army has. already started. its investigation, and normally this is a matter in their primary jurisdiction. We will decide. later what else might be necessary to be done.” McCarthy gave a reporter a “guess” that he wouldn’t take more than 10 minutes: to ‘question John Adams, although ‘he recalled he had underestimated how long his examination of Stevens.would take. Stevens was a witnéss, off and on, for 14 days and isn’t fin- ished yet. : In any event, McCartlfY said,his “very brief.” He said Cohn would |do most of the cross-examining of Adams for their side. “I intend to cut my cross-ex- amination of every witness down to the very minimum,” McCarthy said, “so that we can get back to our other work.” Sen. McClellan (D-Ark) said he was gratified that “the conduct of the hearings has markedly’ im- proved” in the past two days. “TI trust that from ‘here on’ out the committee and all participants will be able to demonstrate that this unpleasant and disagreeable vigorously late yesterday conten- tions by McCarthy and Cohn that he offered up the Air Force and Navy as a fertile field for “juicy” investigation of homosexuals and subversives in an effort to get ~ POLITICAL - ADVERTISING | (Here and There) The Sclening is quoted advertisement my NEWS-PRESS” on Myers Ma ing in other mainland papers. if verbatim from a 24-column-inch opponent which appeared in the Fort 11, and which is also appear. is reproduced only in part. QUOTE “The Key West candidate in starting his advertising cam- paign in Key West used the slogan: Now.’ * We want a State Senator FROM AND FOR Monree County. * * “Lee County was separated from Monree County in 1887. From then until 1938.— a total of 51 years — the Senater was ‘FROM AND FOR’ Monroe County. “After 1955 Lee County loses one of its R Monroe County. Elect a Senator ‘FROM AN resentatives to FOR’ Monree County and we will be back to where we were before 1938." “UNQUOTE VOTERS OF MONROE COUNTY: NEBLETT’S ad in the mainland paper says as follows: “The voters of the jected the incumbent by 4 2 to 1 vote in the Ist primary. Hi his RECORD. What is his platform now?" Answer: SECTIONALISM PREJUDICE “On the mainland alone, in Lee, ties, the vote was 6,338 AGAINST and Collier and Hendry Coun- only 4,221 FOR tne present state senator. Three out of every five voters en the mainland said on May “IT’S TIME FOR A CHANGE” UNQUOTE Make That Change By Voting On May 25th For NEBLETT For Your State SENATOR ON WKWF 7:15 TONIGHT (Paid Political Advertisement) ed | had shown them to quit investigating the Army. Adams acknowledged that on — day after a row in has sworn that Cohn “declared war” on the Army and threatened Army officials with harrassing investigations, he ac- owes from Cohn a $20 ticket to Adams said he repaid Cohn some months later, slipping “a $20 bill into his pocket.” He said Cohn had previously refused the $20. Adams said he also repaid Cohn for some theater tickets, Jenkins suggested that Adams repaid Cohn then because it seemed likely “the jig was up” and that the whole storysof their fase was partrges “er Me ms Sai wasn’t so, and denied also that “he had ever should the ticket. oe ‘I never asked Dave Schine a stick of gum,” he said, “ Jenkins; 3 three or four months after you had accepted this $20 ticket, I will colliery ie didn’t realize that secretary’s appease- ment of the senator and his staff, your following them, your making peace, your giving favors to Dave » your holding him as a hos- tage, ail of those things, you didn't realize, Mr. Adams, there was going to be a public exposure of all of these machinations and deal- ings, and that it was then, and not until then, that you forced special counsel, objected to state- _ the question which he said Jenkins appeared to be offer- as facts. Chairman Mundt (R-SD) ruled that Jenkins was asking his question in terms of allegations made by the McCarthy . St.Clair said he had no “strenious” objections. Adams then testified: “The answer to the question is no.” c Adams denounced as “false” the McCarthy-Cohn allegation that he had implored Cohn to try to get him into a luctative law practice in New York City. : Adams said there had been “jocular” talk about a law partner- ship, but that Cohn was aware the i was just ‘“‘a- conversa- tion piece.” Adams acknowledged that he to four newsmen oprt Friday, May 14, 1956 7" THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~ Page 9 Soviet Birth Rate Lags By TOM WHITNEY NEW YORK ® — Good evidence indicates the Russian birth rate today is a little lower than that of the United States. The Soviet government for many years has taken costly measures to encourage fertility. There are baby bonuses and pensions and also special medals for Russian women who rear big families. There ar subsidies for baby clothing and lots of other benefits to make child- bearing and child rearing easier. The Soviet government outlawed abortions — once legal in Russia. It makes birth control devices of such low quality that in effect it discourages voluntary limitation on the size of families. But, judging by population fig- ures which have become available through official Soviet sources, the Russian birth rate has not kept pace with that of the United States. The Russians have announced of the 34-page statement of charges against McCarthy, Cohn and Fran- cis P. Carr which finally became the basis for the current inquiry. He said the documem: was shown “in full to Joseph Alsop,” a Wash- ington columnist, and that parts of it were shown to Philip Potter of The Baltimore Sunpapers, Homer Bigam: of The New York Herald Tribune and Murrey Marder of The Washington Post. He said he showed them the document because he admired “some” and trusted all of them, and that the reason was not “‘be- cause they were unfriendly to Sen. McCarthy.” He said parts of the information were - already known to many people, some of the things hadalready appeared in print, and that the four newsmen promised— and lived up to their promise— not to reveal the document: until it had been released. Adams also testified that he telephoned Maj. Gen. Kirke B. Law‘on last year and asked wheth- er Lawton was willing to withdraw security charges against nine per- sons employed at Ft. Monmouth where Lawton is commanding general. His reason, Adams said, was that Pentagon screening officials fek: there was not enough evidence against the .individuals to justify hearings on their cases. Lawton their net increase in population in i af current years is three million to if the 1953 death rate as 8.9 persons per thousand. Comparison of these two Soviet figures — taking into consideration that immigration and emigration in the Soviet Union are both in- significant — leads to an estimate that in 1935 about five million So- viet children were born and that the birth rate is about 24 per 1,000. The total number of births in the United States in 1953 has been announced by the U. S. Census Bureau as nearly four million and the birth rate was around 25 per 1,000. The U.S. death rate in 1953 was 9.6 per 1000. If the Russian claim to a lower death rate is true, this represents a major accomplishment. No more than 25 years ago Russian death rates were double the U.S. rate. Greene Street Phone 2- There has been real improvement 2-568! Television Sets Admiral RCA Accessories Rotors ~ Lead-Ins Towers and Masts TV Antennas And Others Call or Come In For Information OVERSEAS Radio & Appliance Co. declined to withdraw the charges, Adams said, passing the respon- sibility to (he secretary. PHONE 2-325! 617 DUVAL ST. 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