The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1954, Page 2

Senator Gore Endorses ee In Call To Hold Presidemt Respensible For Aides’ Acts By JACK BELL WASHINGTON (Sen. Gore (D-Tenn) gaid today he is ‘tired of excusing” some of President Eisenhower's actions on grounds of “bad advice.” Gore said this in endorsing a call by Paul M. Butler, chairman-glect of the Democratic National Com- mittee, for ‘ criticism” of Eisenhower, but without “vilifi- cation,” Butler, a South Bend, Ind., law- yer picked in New Orleans last week to sueceed Stephen A. Mitch- ell as head of the Democratic com- mittee, told his first Washington news conference yesterday: “I will never wilify the President, as Sen, McCarthy (RWis) has this week, but all the roars of Chair- man Hall and other Republicans will not deter me. from calling attention to the failures of the Butler xeferred here to McCar- thy’s statement earlier this week in which he accused hacsnacnage of displaying a “shrinking show weakness” in dealing with Com- munist China. He also referred to GOP National Chairman Leonard W. Hall’s netort last Monday to a Butler remark ef eapnciy” fo lead. al sid hal Butler's criticism. meant the Dem- ocrats had “thrown in the ash can” their pledge to cooperate with the Presidat. Yesterday — after hearing of Butler’s latest statement on Eisen- hower ~ Hall said “the American won't think much of his ip these attacks on the Gore said in an interview he con- The New KEY WEST SPORTS Rete tee - 920 CAROLINE STREET Announces... Weekly Entertainment Free! Free! —- Freel SATURDAY NITE DANCE Free} . Free! 2300 — 9100 HOURS Shipmate V. L. Smith, M.C. SUNDAY JAM SESSION bam fo ¥ SILVERS ANGLER 4000 » 2100 HOURS FUN FOR ALL! Cocktail Hours, 1600 - 1800 Hours and the record .of the President of the United States with reluctance,” Gore said, “but our system .of gov- ernment will fail unless those hold- ing office are held the actions of their a point where I am tired of excusing some of the President’s actions on, the ground that the has received Some Democratic candidates in this year’s political campaign steered clear of direct criticism of the President, but Butler said he, believes Democratic congrssional leaders agree with him the time bas come “to scrutinize, to chal.’ lenge, to debate” presidential de- cisions, “I am ibappy to say that Demo- cratic spokesmen have consistently treated the President with courtesy and donsideration,” Butler said in a statement he read. “Mr. Risen- hower would be a happier man if he were treated as well by his own eety.” Butler told his news confenence “Most of us criticize the actions’ ‘he will never question Eisenhow- er’s “loyalty or integrity.” He also Said there was nothing “personal” in his statement last week about the President’s leadership capacity. | East ‘Coast, Si East Gulf: Northeast winds to- day, moderate over north portion and fresh over gouth portion.. Mod- Approval Given Key West Gets Union Protests | Claims Examiner Jobs Are Open des-France won a 294-265 vote. of ‘approval’ in the ‘National Agsem-| uted as Ami ‘hs to-| esting playgrounds North Afri.|¢#! adventure land not duplicated bly Jast night, for his ‘ward Frarice’s restive erate to fresh southeasterly winds | Sunday. Generally fair except in- creasing cloudines: rth portion Sunday afternoon se y P Western Caribbean: Moderate to fresh northeast winds thru Sunday. Partly cloudy weather and only a few showers. He said outlaw bands in Algeria have been eut off from their sup- ply route through Tunisia, and ef ” and a “‘tropi- anywi else in the world” in a sa in December 5 § Fo § g2525 "3 the Lehigh Foundries, Inc., “‘pend- NEW DELHI #—Unemployment and underemployment combine to - {firing of an Ingersoll-Rand em- -s| trical Workers Union (Ind). forts to eliminate them will be| present the Indian government the 2 “biggest problem it faces,” says the Minister of Commerce and In. dustry, Tatte T, Krighnamachari. No one in or out of the govern- ment has ever tried to deter- mine the number of unemployed in India, Some estimates put it at about 80 millions in a popula- spoken of Mr. Bisenhower’s fail- ue to lead, of this inability — so far at least — to unify or reconcile — conflicting forces. Surely this is ip] Barometer (Sea Level). 7 A.M. the realm of ween ate criticism.” 30.19 ins.—1022.4 mbs, Butler. parri qwestions on caeogs whether Adlai E. Stevenson might]... Tomorrow's ve become the party’s presidential Sunset ro am, nominee again in 1956, but Demo reo rise : eratic Gov. Frank Clement of Ten- M nessee told @ ase page Hie <i luncheon lay er’s | TOMORROW’: election ke ctemias, tate re- ad wived Stevenson strength in the South. Clement seid he didn't believe there was any “ground swell” for him as a@ potential vice presiden- tual candidate in ’56, but that he thas “never run from” what he called his duty to the people. Ld Ad Mail Order , » To Be Reviewed WASHINGTON — A Senate group is said to be planning to review an order by Postmaster General Summerfi permitting delivery of advertising mail bear- ing no specific address. : H. W. Brawley, Demoeratic staff member of the Senate Post Office Committee, said yesterday hear- ings on the order and its results would be held early next year. Brawley said the order, issued jast year, has brought protests to the committee from householders, postal unions, and weekly news- papers thet claim loss of adver- tising as a result, The Post Office tment has said such mail stim because it doesn’t require sorting. apg could void the order iW. . HOTEL LA CONCHA Complete Sunday Dinners, $1.25 and up _ Served from 11:30 to 2 — 5:30 to 8 “Kip” at the Organ ENJOY A DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNER Banana Tree Grill 523 Truman Avenue Fruit Cup or Homemade Soup ROAST TURKEY Whipped Poiaioos - Fresh Vegetable hippe bd gs oN Hot Rolls - Dessert » Beverage ALL FOR $1.65 or Choose From 20 Other Entrees Bring The Children! Special Prices DINNER SERVED 12 NOON TO 8:39 P.M, 5 business | Boston and is less expensive to handle | Buffalo third straight day today, swelling flood waters that reportedly have ¢laimed two lives and caused dam- age estimated in million of dol- lars. High Tides 11:38 a.m. ae ger ae _More than 5,000 persons wer ADDITIONAL TiDB DATA jlisted as homeless in the Singa- Reference Station: Key West Pore area alone. Dispatches from Bahia Honda nie. a. fedecst capital of (bridge) ......—oh 10m alaya, said more than half the “ati ae country’s 50,000 square miles of Boca Chica ’ a is hoe two million —ch 4m 3 been affected indy Pt. fo Name Key 1 floods, faldes Channel (north end) - to ict tures “AT 7:30 AM, EST Atlanta .. Augusta star. (Continued from Page One) ven bigger than the Forrestal. -21| Air Force proponents charged ~ 34) its own 5 ic ce to challenge tion of some 375 millions. Without reliable statistics, Indian planners cannot determine if their efforts have improved the situation. However, Planning Minister Gu'- zarilal Nanda says he thinks there has been “no improvement in the employment situation on the whole” since independence came in 1947, Employment difficulties are hav- ing an effect on attempts to solve another major problem—industri- . The current five - year a which ends in 1956, provides the equivalent of 3% billion dollars for industrialization. However, the planning commission reports that efforts in this sector are lagging. An important reason for the lag 5th Amendment Firing Basis PHILLIPSBURG, N.J, — The ploye for refusing to answer ques- tions before the McCarthy Senate subcommittee will be “processed to the limit” by the United Elec- »The policy committee of the union said Thursday it will file a grievance against the firing of} Maurice K. Slater, a former busi- ness manager of UE which rep- resents employes at the Ingersoll-| Rand plant, Slater claimed fifth amendment protection against possible self-| incrimination before the subcom- mittge Wednesday. The grdup has | been investigating Communist ac- tivity in defense plants in Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. | The firm said Slater was fired | Thursday because ‘we believe his conduct has been harmful to the} business interests of the company} and its employes,” The union policy committee said the UE is “unalterably opposed to such union-wrecking methods” | and would demand the reinstate-| ment of Slater ‘with all his rights.” | Meanwhile, in Easton, Pa., Har-| old Allen, who also invoked the} fifth amendment before the same | subcommittee, was supended by ing a full investigation of the sit- uation.” Allen is a member of the United | Steelworkers Union (CIO), Three other witnesses who in- voked the fifth amendment before | the subcommittee were suspended from their jobs Thursday. John Babirak and Paul Ault, 43, were suspended hy the Bethlehem Steel Co. with a “notice of inten- tion to discharge,” Babirak is em- Ault in the firm’s Williamsport, Pa., plant. as Alvin J, Heller, 27, was suspend- ed by the Luria Engineering Co, of Bethlehem, effective immedi- ately, ‘pending investigation.” Two other Bethlehem Steel em- ployes who inyoked the fifth amendment before the subcommit- tee were suspended earlier this week, They are Joseph Picucci and John Szabo, both of Bethlehem, “Censure” Bureau Gets A Letter WASHINGTON (? — What hap- pens to. a letter addressed to “‘the Department.of Censure” in Wash- ington? The office of Sen. Fulbright (D- Ark) said the post office routed one such epistle with an Arkansas postmark to Sen, Watkins (R- and seope of industrializa- Some economists fear the -|an author of censure charges SANTA FE, N.M. Highlands the primary mission of| University of Las Vegas, N.M., Air Force's Strategic Air Com-|has been trying to sell two heli- ind. The Navy advocates con-|copters for six months. Only trou- tested Air Force elaims, to the pow of ~ B36, ly today ip m the Army-Navy-Air ee few operas filmed just as they’re played on the stage, and with no | ¢ombatant ship ever — $197,369,000 \attempt to overcome the heftiness| when fully fitted with antiaircraft \that ‘sometimes accompanies _a | weapons, electronir equipment and good voice or the difference in|other gear. This does not include pnd is the government won't let it The sehool formerly had use for Foree Register|them under Air Force contracts. : days are ne Biate Bon gone and ‘as C, Donnelly told rd of Educational Fi- m up there. They were really uspicious of us,” ‘The government wants them sold r junk—a total of about $2,000, nor. In their present shape, Connor said, the school probably eould get about $10,000, IKE’S NEPHEW IN WASHINGTON (M—A nephew of "| President and Mrs. Eisenhower will be inducted into the Army next Wednesday. He is Richard Gill Jr., 22, son of Mrs. George G. Moore, a sister of Mrs. Eisenhow- er. Your Grocer SELLS That Geod Utah), chairman of the special committee that recommended cen- ployed in Bethelehem, Pa., and |} The fifth U. §. Civl Service Re. gion has announced an examina- tion for claims examiner, $4205, $4620 and $5060 a year. These posi. tions are located in the Birming. HAM, Alabama, area office of the Socia: Security Administration, By- reay of Old Age and Survivors In- surance, Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Applicants for these positions will Page 2 THE KEY WEST citiz be required to take a written test, Also, applicants must Present cer- tain experience in addition to pass- ing the written test. Interested persons may secure application forms or information as to where such forms are avail- able at any post office of the Fifth U. S. Civl ‘Serviee Regional Offi 5 Forsyth Street, N. W. Atlanta, Georgia, . 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