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i one He iat Shage i HY de 2 Hi beds 5 it 3 E $ i [ ic Ez 4 I m anid dently" for: ones hist and Roman Cath- Hl Hany Bin iztt i i : ii +s ii 'y rosé to t#o-when Tom Vann Black- burn, 18, of Frostproof, died yes-|the North sieky He ; were asked to publicize plants of Acme bers — ake of a blast today in the w a Police said a night watehman narrowly escaped death in the ex- plosion which caused damage esti- mated. at $30,000 to $50,000. De- tective G. E. Oberstaedt of Hialeah police estimated at least six sticks of dynamite were used. Paul Jacobs, pre . » Said recent a e fenlte the company by. both CIO stoneworkers and the AFL team- sters were unsuccessful, but he re- fysed to blame the dynamiting on this controversy. Just 10 minutes before the ex- plosion, C. H. Williams, the night watchman, had made his rounds and checked the dispatcher’s shed which was demolished in the ex- plosion. INSURANCE CO. LOSS IS NOT INSURED LOUISVILLE, Ky. #—A man walked into the Shively. insurance ageney and asked for a job. George Hill, a partner in the agency, told the man to wait. When Hill came back, the man —who had been standing by the cash register—was gone. So was ag loss wasn’t covered by in- surance. 1ST SESSION OF (Continued From Page One) Cracking down with his gavel, Watkins stopped him. ‘The senator,” he thundered, “ig out of order.” McCarthy made another try. Interruptions Once again Watkins stopped him, declaring “‘we aren't going to be interrupted by these diver- si and sidelines.” A cmthe committee,” the chairman declared, “will be in’récess.” * Johnson, in’ his brief formal statement, recalled that his March 12 interview with the Denver news- paper was shortly after Sen, Flanders. (R-Vt) criticized MeCar- thy in a Senate speech March 9. ‘He added: “The Flanders speech on the ,| Senate floor which was the fore- runner of my March 12 statement pertained to the question whether or not Senator McCarthy be re- moved,from the chairmanship of a Senate committee. - position then jand now is. that that. matter, should be decided. hy: the majority party in charge of the organization of the Senate and that it:.was. not the business of the Senate Demo- cratic party at all. Faith In Ability “J have full faith in my ability to weigh the charges which have ’|been made against Senator Mc- Carthy together. with whatever evidence’-that may be presented without prejudice.” In the 2% hour session before the recess until tomorrow, the Sen- ate group did little more than lay the groundwork for its hearings. Much of the time was taken up with ‘reading into the record cor- tespondenee related to a charge that McCarthy was contemptuous of a Senate subcommittee on elec- tions and privileges of the Senate Rules Committee. That subcommittee looked into McCarthy’s financial affairs in 1952 Dorcas Society To Meet Thursday The Dorcas Society of the Grace Lutheran Church will hold its first meeting of the, fall season at the church, Thursday, September 2 at 7:30. p. m. ‘ This is to be a very important meeting. Plans are to be made for the coming bazaar. A drive for membership will be started, as many former members have been transferred to other parts of the country. All wives of service personnel at- tending the church are invited to come and visit the group. Their Presence and help in the organi- zation is needed. After the meeting refreshments will be served by the hostess for the evening. Day Authorized To Sign City Checks New. City Finance Director John Day-was officially authorized yes- terday to sign city checks at a special meeting of the City Com- mission. Day will assume his new duties Wednesday. Former Finance Direc- tor Craig Bowen, it was revealed Monday, will remain in Key West for an entire week to indoctrinate Day in office procedure. Meanwhile, workers in the city hall annex feted Bowen with a surprise party this afternoon, PHENIX CITY (Continuea From Page One) lottery counts and two illegal gam- bling equipment charges. Although a previous grand jury in effect had cleared him, the gam- bler was finally charged with the slaying of taxicab driver John Mancil during a gun brawl in the; 601 Club on Aug. 6, 1950. Also indicted were a father and son whose incredible story made headlines when the young man, Bill Clark, was ordered to prison last month for probation violation. Young Clark was given five years probation on a grand larceny con- viction in 1951. Although he was to have worked on a farm, he was permitted to return to the night club operated by his father, Wil- liam Henry, Clark, The son subse- quently was arrested 11 times be- fore Judge J. B. Hicks finally re- yoked ‘his probation and ordered him to prison. . . FULL FURY OF (Continued trom Page One) gration officers and public health Officials as it reached port. ‘The authorities were aboard a small cutter. The winds and high seas slammed the cutter against the side of the liner with such force that attempts to board the big vessel were abandoned. Veteran government men said they believed it was the first time in at least 20 years this had hap- pened. The superliner: United States, al- so arriving this morning, had to drop two anchors to assist in the landing operation. The liner Queen Elizabeth, however, beat the main force of the storm getting into port and reported “practically a normal docking.” Storm warnings were hoisted from Cape Charles, Va., north to Portsmouth, N.H. Winds of 75 m.p.h. lashed the North Carolina coast . yesterday. The wind and heavy rain damaged power and communication lines. Trees were blown down and a few houses lost their roofs, DETROIT .PAPER (Continued from Page One) tion” than they normally would. 2. That he was “unduly aggres- sive and persistent” in - seeking favor for Schine and that he ‘“con- sumed an inordinate amount of committee. time’? in such effort, but 3. That the investigation. of. al. leged subversion at Fort Mon- mout , N. J., was not designed by Cohn as a lever to get preferential treatment for Schine. On Stevens and Adams: 1. That “the evidence reasonably inspires belief that Secretary Stev- ens and Mr. Adams made efforts to terminate or influence investi- gations and hearings at Fort Mon- mouth.” 2. That they “were also derelict in not registering vigorous protest with the committee” when : they first became aware of (Cohn) ap- proaches they considered improp- er. 3. That all the Pentagon officials involved were “errant” for failing to reprdiate. ft" Sehine be given preference im Army orders ai uly assigu- ments. 4. That Adams was guilty of “vigorous and dilligent efforts” io block McCafthy committee sub- poenas for members of Army Loyalty Boards. 5. That Adams wae further guilty ; of “placation, appeasement and vacillation” in his dealings with the McCarthy committee, The News said the majority found no cause for action regard- ing two other “defendants,” Fran- cis Carr, staff chief of McCarthy's subcommittee, and H. Struve Hen- sel, counsel. for the Defense De- partment. The separate report of Potter, a legless veteran of World War I, said, according to the News: “I am convinced that the prin- cipal accusations of each side in this controversy was borne out.” As to Schine, the Potter report found Schine’s services of “‘doubt- ful value” to the McCarthy In- vestigating Committee. The Mich- igan senator also saw no. specia) qualifications in Schine’s record for a special Army post. Of Stevens, Potter said: “xxx Secretary of the Army Stevens showed a lack of compe- tency in this matter which at times suggested bewilderment. He did not grasp the far-reaching and del- eterious effect cf such indecision on Army personnel,” CITIZEN WANT ADS PAY! Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND aacusan COFFEE —— TRY A POUND TODAY — SVURONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph Cottee Mill at ALL GROCERS Boats Lost In Typhoon .~ TODAY'S TAIPEH, Formosa w—The ty- STOCK MARKET |x» wiics sserrines rermosa Sunday drowned at least one fish- NEW YORK (#—Aireraft shares |€rman and 40 fishing boats still were sold freely today in a de-| fay. unreported, authorities said to- clining stock market. 4 In early dealings, losses went to between 1 and 2 points in the air-| crafts, and in several other sections | of the list. | Everything was down in key sec-| tions of the, list with few excep-| tions. 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If you're out of town, that’s no a po onige S considerations. ve that my accusers Just send a sample and tell us how many. We'll either entertain quotation, and print ly, too. such motives | Fhenqge jee or are unwitting vic- : - ® Something You Need Printed Now? Commercial Printers pressure groups in the country who are best char- IN THE ErniZEN BUILDING E Et i £ A & i 6. s uf i l i i i i ‘ iin i $s re iH ll bi Ne : Eg te fr a é Warehouse, Factory Forms? We print ‘em any size, any shape, any color, any quantity. Artman Press raat: et i attF TH ¢ [ a W TIME CHANGE gs ‘ > Hit 227 ¢ 5 radia 88 EE i : FS dete & E : eee acterized as opponents of a vigor- ous fight against communism.” As this Senate committee began its inquity, another prepared to make public tomorrow its findings on McCarthy's row with Army of- | ficials—subject of 396 days of hear- ings earlier this year, [ | i ui i iF a gE z i E i ij i a