The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 20, 1954, Page 7

Thursday, May'2d, 1954 | THE KEY West CITIZEN Page 7 Inquiry Into Bans On Trade Stop Inhaling That Smoke, Says |Credit To Truman With Red China ” And in an obvious reference to MecCanthy’s televised tangle with Army i ““We will want to go into this matter very thoroughly and see that, the we are giving, or its ;|land titles office | Weatherman ral Says enforces what he said would be a practical “‘block- ade”. on. the coast. of China by telling American allies “they. will not get one cent of American mon- ey so long as they either ship goods to Red China or ‘Slow their ships to be used to c-~~> ,_In response to a,question by Sen. Chavez (D-NM), McCarthy said it was “‘correct” that he was criticiz- iitg policies of the GOP administra- tion, He said Eisenhower had “taken many steps in the right direction” but thadn’t gone far so “if he were running now, because I think his batting average is high.” “I am painfully aware—very bro gee stions for oa today’s for a genera plan of action by the United States in the Far East will be hailed by some as ‘an attack upon the Ei- senhower administration,”’ Mc- Carthy said. “However, with the world going up in flames and our civilization facing the imminent threat of fur- i enslavement, every senator and every congress- man has a duty to add whatever contribution he may have—hoping that if all suggested courses of action are freely discussed and carefully considered we may ar- tive at the proper solution,” COLLINS CLAIMS (Continued from Page One) lins referred to the incident in his talk as “some ill mannered per- son—that’s putting it mildly—is bothering us.” The loud speaker MUNDT EXPECTS (Continued from Page One) dentjal order a “gag”, said of it: .. “It is ridiculous beyond compre- héfsion to have the Presjdent and the Secretary of the Army say want all the facts on the Will Be Made Boston Doctor aie Here’s one Republican who wants to give Democratic former Presi- dent Harty Truman “credit for ty- ing up the Communists for three years in Korea.” Rep. Waker Judd (R-Minn), chairman of a House Foréign Af- By FRANK. CAREY daree Ot . }the Cuban National Anthem “Hym- Turta acquired part of the land in 1911 and the remainder in 1918 from Mike Podgorny, chased the tract in railway. A clerk in Podgorny’s title, re: the railroad the rights to ‘ail coal” subsequently found but omitting the words “and petroleum.” The ertor vent unnoticed until Alberta’s oil boom: In 1943 the deed was changed to read: “Re- Serving unto the CPR ail coal ‘and petroleum.’” The CPR leased the land to Im- Perial Oil in March 1951. Turta went to court. In May 1952, the Alberta Su- Preme Court ruled in the farmer’s favor. a Justice W. G. E, held the not have the authority to change the deed. The Appellate Division of the Al- But when Overholt later asked the viet tas doetors how mi ou approxmiatély oie third who indicated they were smokers, would givé up smoking, not a single hand was raised. Amid laughter, it said a smile: bi this panei has been a to: tal waste of time.” Protests Block UN Appointment D NATIONS, N. Y. w— ,| Peter Pfeiffer, criticized in the United States as having a Nazi record, will not become West Ger- Many’s observer at U. N. head- quarters, A U.N. announcement last night said Pfeiffer’s a had Hans E. ‘Riesger, present West German obsetver, will continue in the post. The Jewish Labor Committee of New York and Rep. Javiie (R-NY) were among those who protested after Pfeiffer’s appointment was held diplomatic posts under the Nazis in Prague, Mos- ccw, Paris and Rome. He was classitied after the war as only Key West and Vicnity: Clear to partly cloudy and continued rath- er watm thru . Risk of scat- tered rain and showers this afternoon or tonight and Fri- day afternoon. High temperature jin Eoin Dybgt | Maa are low tonight 75 degrees. le to moderate south southwester-|#, Rominal member of the party, ip wie.iea Hebe. who joined to hold his government State of Florida: Partly cloudy |40- with scattered thundershowers in} —————_____ the south and east portions this af- . ternoon and tonight, and possibly inthe extreme south portion to- night and Friday. Slightly cooler in the north portion tonight and the | | north and central portions Friday. Marine Forecast Observations Taken At City Office Key West, at 7 AM., E TEMPERATURES i yesterday Lowest last night ... Mean .. Normal PRECIPITATION Total last 24 hours A Total this month ..... Deficiency this month Total this year ... Excess this year Relative Humidity, 7 A.M. 19% Barometer (Sea Level), 7:00 A.M. 29.92 ins.—1013.5 mbs. SWAMPSCOTT, Mass. (Continued from Page Ore) the Cuban National Band played “The Star Spangled Banner” and a detachment of Marines stood at attention. Thé’ Band then played novaya” as General Gispert with tears in his eyes placed a wreath on the monument of his friend Jo- se Marti. Children Aid Children from the San Carlos In- stituté sang the two National An- thems as the band played and the wreaths were placed. The Cuban group is in Key West to celebrate Cuban Liberation Day and to attend the festivities of Fies- ta Alegre y Beteficia sponsored by the San Carlos Institute. The festivities will include a pa- rade tomorrow night followed by, a street dance on Duval Street be- twéen Southard and Fleming Streets. The parade will start at 6:30 Fri- day from the corner of South and Duval Streets and will proceed the full length of Duval Street. Parking Prohibited Parking will not be permitted from 5:30 p. m. until after the pa- rade on Duval Street. The parade will have marching unit’ and bands from the Fleet Sonar School in ad- dition to the Cuban National Band. A marching unit from the Jose Marti gunboat will also be in the parade along with several floats. Julio Cabanas, who became ill from the overwork of the event planning for the féstivities, was in very good spirits for the ceremon- ies today. He said that his wife had doctored him which enabled his speedy recovery. A dance has been scheduled by the Junipr Woman’s Club at the Casa Marina for visiting dignitar- ies Friday night. The public is in- vited to this event and to the street dance on Duval Street Friday night. Tonight as part of the celebration “The Filibusters” a play written by Commander Ray Byrns (retir- ed) will be presented at the San Carlos Theatre at 8 p. m. (THROUGH MAY 22) Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise Sunset . Moonrise Moonset .. (Naval Base) High Tide Lew Tide 0:37 a.m. 4:45 a.m. 11:13 p.m. 6:36 p.m. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of Station— Tide high water Bahia Honda (bridge) ....ch 10m Ne Name Key 9.0 tt ih these hearings and then | ™ have them this order.” Sen. Potter .(R-Mich) said he Knows of no way McCarthy could be forced to. take the witness stand in. the investigation if the senator should decide to walk out. esc a SUBSCRIBE To THE CITIZEN (north end) +14 ft, {—)—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: be added. Corrections te | ii Treat your family to salads, desserts and fruit drinks made with Sealtest Sherbet, the cooling delightful treat flavored with real fresh fruite*. Get. several pints of Sealtest Sherbet today at this specigl low price. HIGHLIGHTS WASHINGTON ‘uw — Chairman Bridgesw(R-NH) pledges the Sen- ate appropriations Committee will to find out how far America’s have gone i ¢ bans on Pees ing public hearings on the % McCarthy has left in doubt the course he may follow when the bearings resume Monday. Sen. Pot- ter (R-Mich), a member of the mittee, says he knows of no way senators investigating the Mel Army controversy could foree the Wisconsin Republican to take the stand if he should de- cide to walk out. SOCIAL SECURITY—The House Ways and Means Committee con- siders President Eisenhower's re- quest for bigger social security benefits. The committee yesterday ‘approved: administration proposals to extend federal retirement and death benefit insurance coverage to more than seven million per- sons now excluded. POLLUTION OF WATER (Continued from Page One) last Thursday when .88 of an inch of water fell. . Dr. Morrison said he believed conditions should “be all right” for bathing at the County Beach. When told of Adm. Towner’s dis- patch, Norman Cruger, residént engineer in charge of the city’s sewer project, said: “That’s a bunch of nonsense. What we were pumping into the ocean was ditch water which we ‘|had to pump into the sanitary system. The ditch water resulted in an overload on the old sump station. “A” -at Catherine and Howe Streets. Okay From County “We got an okay from the County Health Department to pump overboard for 24 hours, which we did,” Cruger continued. He added that the pumping end- ed about 9 p.m. yesterday. When asked why the warning signs had been posted at the beach last weekend, Cruger said it also had been necessary to pump out of the manhole at Whitehead and United Streets following last Thursday’s heavy rain. Cruger said today that the pumping was ended, “unless we run into unforeseen circumstan- ces,” A horse is mounted or harnessed from the left or “near” side, Almost four million babies were born in the United States in 1952.. -|the smaller fractions. Losses were | around a point. sues. “jern Pacific, American Telephone, Y | Copper, Sinclair Oil, Goodyear, SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN pease iia ame Republican Gives (CONGRESS -'. TODAY'S STOCK MARKET NEW YORK # — The stock market advanced quietly today in early dealings. Most major divisions were ahead a little, usually showing gains in scattered. Chrysler wes active and up around a point. New York Central gained a point in active trading. Baltimore & Ohio also was up Railroads as a group were higher along with steels, motors, oils, cop- Pers, rubbers, chemicals, utilities, and quite a few misc is- Among higher stocks were South- U.S. Steel, Studébaker, Anaconda Allied Chemical, General Electric, and American Woolen. Koreans Vote On National torts—help the16milesof ters Sush out waste, Get Doan’ 804 White St. Assembly Today SEOUL (#—Koreans from crowd- ed, bomb-wrecked cities and shell- pocked farms trekked to polling booths today to vote for a new South Korean National Assembly. 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