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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-14
Senators To Quiz Adams For Details On Role
Of White House In Bringing Row To Head

them to quit investigating the
Army.
Adams acknowledged that on
Oct. Il, the day after a row in
which he has sworn that Cohn
declared war" on the Army and
threatened Army officials with
harrassing investigations, he ac-
cepted from COIN a $40 ticket to
a prize fight.
Adams said he repaid Cohn
some months later, slipping ga $40
bill into his pocket" He said Cohn
had previously refused the $40.
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 storyxof their
row was due for exposure. {"
Adams said that wasn't so, and
denied also that he had ever
suggested Schine should pay for
the ticket.
II never asked Dave Schine for
a stick OF gum" he said.
jenkins: "Mr. Adams. some
three or four months after you
had accepted this $40 ticket, I will
ask you if you didn't realize that
yours and the secretary's appease-
ment OF the senator and his staff.
your following them, your making
peace, your giving favors to Dave
Schine, your holding him as a hos
tage, all Of those things, you didn't
realize, Mr.. Adams, there was
going to be a public exposure of
all OF these Vaccinations and deal.
mgs, and that it was then, and not
until then, that you forced the
money on this boy for a ticket
that you say you understood did
not cost him a diner"
The Army's special counsel.
James st. Clair, objected to state
ments IN the question which he
said jenkins appeared to be offer
Ing as facts. Chairman Mundt
(R-SD) ruled that Jenkins was
asking his question in terms of
allegations made by the Mccarthy
side. Stellar said he had no
strenuous" objections.
Adams then testified:
"The answer to the question is
no."
Adams denounced as 'false" the
Mccarthy CONN allegation that he
had implored Cohn to try to get
him into a lucrative law practice
In New York City.
Adams said there had been
"jocular" talk about a law partner
ship, but that Cohn was aware the
discussion was just "a converse
ton piece"
Adams acknowledged that he
had shown to four newsmen oprt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-14
By G. MILTON KELLY

| WASHINGTON H-Senators gel
a chance today to ask Army Coun.
selor John G. Adams for more
details on the roles he says tor
White House aides and Atty. Gen.
Brownell played in bringing the
McCarthy-Army row to a head.
This is the 18th day of hearings
in the Senate Investigations sub
committees search for the truth
in conflicting charges flung back
wand forth by Sen. Mccarthy Or.
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
ire a m n for Pvt. G. David
Schine.
Adams said at one point that
he had been pounded and pound
ed and bounded and bounded"
Schine was consultant to the
Mccarthy subcommittee before be-
ing drafted last November. Nc
Carthy and Cohn have stepped
temporarily from their respective
roles as chairman and chief coun-
sci of the subcommittee for this
inquiry.
Under persistent cross-examina.
ton 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. 81 never made any overt
acts which were in any way i'm
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," modifying" or econ
ciliating."
But Adams baked 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 meeting with Brownell
and others last Jan. Fl 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 Nc
Carthy camp in mid-March led to
the present investigation.
jenkins never did cut deeply yes
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Tallahassee. FLORIDA
Awril 4Rth. 1884

Tallahassee. FlorIoe
April 2sth. 1854
NOT I @ r
NOTICE IL hereby given tnat sne
rnsnt Fund Of the state of Florida.
pmrsuant TO Law, will offer Tor
sale. for objections only, IN Tai.
iahassee. Florida, at 1900 o'clock
M. Tune Sth, 1854. the following
described lands In MONROE COuN-
Try. Florida, to.wit:
Two parcels Of submerged lah9
In Bonefish Blight IN Secu.on ::
rs Monroe County, Florida,
the first parcel lying westerly
ana northerly Of Govt. Lot OF
ssid Section 8. containing
ceres. more or less; the second
nsrcei living northerly OF GOVT.
tots 6 and z Of said Section 5.
with an arm or leg extenolnS
northwesterly to connect WIN
containing ss.1s acres, more or
1rs purchaser Is required to pay
the advertising cost and documen-
'A The sale. IL and when made. shall
he subject TO the Trustees reserv.
ing unto themselves 75% OF tns
so% OF the petroleum thereon or
The trustees Of the Internal I'm.
nrovement Fund reserve the right 70
i' RY ORDER Of the Trustees OF the
internal Improvement Fund OF the
STATE u CHARLEY Z. JOHNS.
Acting Governor
Attest: r. C. Elliott, Sec.
Trustees I. /. Fund
NAV 7-14-21-2S; June 4, 1855
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-14

of the 34-page statement of charges
against Mccarthy, Cohn and Fran
CHS P. Carr which finally became
the basis for the current inquiry.
He said the documeu. was shown
Gin full to Joseph Alsop," a Wash
ington columnist, and that parts
of it were shown to Philip Potter of
The Baltimore Sunpapers, Homer
Bigan. 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
informal were already known
to many people, some Of the things
had already 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 Fl. Monmouth
where Lawton is commanding
general.
His reason, Adams said, was
that Pentagon screening officials
fei. there was not enough evidence
against the individuals to justify
hearings on their cases. Lawton
declined to withdraw the charges,
Adams said, passing the respon-
sibility to the secretary.
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Tallahassee, Florida,
April 7th. 1856

No n G. e
NOTICE IL hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State Of Florida,
Pursuant to Law, will offer for sale,
for objections only. in Tallahassee.
18th, 1884. the following described
to-wit:
A parcel Of bay bottom land in
the Bay Of Florida, lying neeth-
erly and adjacent to the Vast
erly 80 feet Of Tract II and the
Easterly AZ feet Of Tract fS Of
HILTON HAVEN SUBDIVISION
E ssstic Ws S9' c Sa sne and in az
recorded in Plat Book 2, #age
1873, Public Records OF M01roe
County, Florida. Containine0.b2
of an acre, more or less, lying
and being Fin Township 81
South. Range Is East. Monroe
County, Florida.
Correct legal description to be
furnished with deed.
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and documen-
tary stamps.
80 The Sale, IL and. when made. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserving
INTO DEMONSTRATING Of the phos.
phate, minerals and metals and 500
Of the petroleum thereon or there
The Trustees Of Internal I'M
provement Fund reserve the right
to reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees of the
Internal Improvement Fund for the
State Of Florida.
Acting Governor.
Attest: r. c. Elliot, Sec.
Trustees ]. ]. Fund
aprl6-23-30;may7. 1884
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-14

terday into the story of the Jan
q 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. Il
session, told a newsman:
"I'm not going to tell you q
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 Nc
Carthy to have given him a por-
ton Of the contents Of q secret
FBI memorandum to the Army
about personnel at TT. Monmouth,
N. j., where the senator's inves-
tigation conferred. 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
"guess" that he wouldn't take
more than 10 minutes to question
John Adams, although he recalled
he had underestimate how long
his examination of Stevens would
take. Stevens was q witness, off
and on, for IA days and isn't fin
ished yet.
In any event, Mccarthy said. his
''yery brief" He said COhn would
do most of the cross-examining Of
Adams for their side. vFas 35,.1
ri intend to cut my cross-ex.
animation of every witness down
to the very minimum" Mccarthy
said, $50 that we can get back
to our other work" 4&IAtI
Sen. Mcclellan DARK said he
was gratified that "the conduct of
the hearings has markedly i'm
proved" in the past two days. va
81 trust that from here on out
the committee and all participants
will be able to demonstrate that
this unpleasant and disagreeable
task can and will be performed
with dignity and decorum," Nc
Clellan said. ~
Army counselor Adams disputed
vigorously late yesterday conten-
tons 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
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-14

tation. Also, many adults and aged
people died in Russia during World
War II, on the front and in the
rear areas, 50 the population now
adays is comparatively young in
average age.
There are around 30 million
Soviet citizens ane 162 million
Americans. The Soviet population.
it official claims are correct. is
growing by a little over three mil.
lions a year while the us. popula.
ton increased by 2,7oo, 900 In 1855.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Tallahassee, Florida,
April 7th. 1854.
4 N IN n n ~

N q II i q u
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve.
ment Fund Of the state OF Florida.
for objections only, in Tallahassee,
Florida, ut 1900, o'clock A.. NJ, May
18th, 1854, the following described
land in MONROE COUNTY. Florida,
to-wit:
Commence at q point on the
eenteriine OF US. Highway No.
1, said point being z4o0 feet
westerly Of, az measured along
edge Of the westerly approach
slab OF Channel No. bridge,
and said centerline bearing
South SIC or West: thence run
northerly perpendicular to said
centerline 400 feet TO o point,
said point being the point OF
beginning Of the property here
matter described: thence con-
tinus nortnsriy psrpssn % feet:
thence westerly parallel TO said
centerline 500 feet: thence
southerly perpendicular TO said
centerline 40 feet: thence east
erly parallei to said centerlin0
500 feet to the P.O.B. Containing
0.27S Of an acre, more or less
lying and being In Section 30,
township "a South. Range %
East, Monroe County. Florida.
The Purchaser 10 required TO pay
the advertising cost ana documen'
tary atAmps. v
The Sale, II and when made. SHAH
be subject TO the Trustees deserving
unto themselves 1871 Of the pnos.
phate. minerals and metals ana SO%
81 4he petroleum thereon or there.
The Trustees Of Internal I'm
provement Fund reserve the rignt
~ nv ORDER Of the Trustees Of the
internal Improvement Fund for the
s'As " CHARLEY e. JOHNS.
Acting Governor.
Attest: r. G. Elliot, Sec.
Trustees ]. !. Fund
apr16.23-30:may7.14.lsb4
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CALL For BIDS

CALL FOR BIDS
The Board Of Public Instruction
of Monroe County will open sealed
bids at $500 p. M. TUESDAY, May ~,
1884. in the Boards Administrator
building for these items:
4. One chassis for o 66.passen-
ger school bus COB. BODY
4. one Se.passenger school bus
body COB. Key Weat)
All items must conform fuuy
with the specifications and require-
ments OF the State Of Florida. BIOS
shall be ON forms provided by =.
Pope Baird, Transportation Con-
suitant, state Department OF Ecu
cation. Tallahassee, Florida:
The Board reserves the right 70
waive informalities and to reject
any and all bids.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC IN:
STRUCT1ON OF MONROE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
GERALD II. ADAMS,
HORACE o1BRYANT, superin-
tandent and Secretary
apr. 40: may TIA, 1864
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NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF
HTJDGET AND MEETING FOR
PURPOSE OF HEARING Oh.
JECTIONs AND COMPLAINTS i,

JECTIONs AND COMPLAINTS
TO ALI wHoMrr MAY coNcERN'
Pursuant to Chapter 2oe5S. Laws
OF FLORIDA. Acts Of 1871, the Sos arc
Of commissioners OF Everglades
Drainage District has completed q
budget showing the debt service
renuirements Of the District during
the fiscal year beginning on the lst
day Of next November. and the sane
has been placed on file In the o.
T;ce of the Secretary. at Room 62z'
Com eau Building, West Palm beacn,
Florida. where the same may De
Examined and this is to notary youu
that said Board will meet az eal ~
Mace on the 27th day of Mag, "a. ~.
iasi. at Eleven O'clock a. M; ior
the uurpose Of hearing the oD1ec.
tions and complaints with respect
to r Gag Hu1 81 'coMM1ssIoNERs:
EVERGLADES DRAINAGE DIS
tSs Chairman
". TURNER WALLIS.
Secretary
.w ia 1874
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
BurkcyiIIe School

Grade RI The Second Grade
IS glad to announce the arrival
Of family Of baby snails We
think we have about So babies IN
our aquarium
Grade IV-The Fourth Grade
has some pictures of birds on the
bulletins Board In their class
room We are studying W h t
kinds of birds they are Some are,
robins, blue-jays and other in
teresting birds We are trying to
find these birds around our
homes and schools. We are very
glad to have our piano music
teacher Miss Elnmie Walton
back with rs.
Grade V-The Fifth Grade is
studying Mexico in Geography
class, We are going to put a Mex
isan scene upon The board in the
back of our room We are going
to have Mexican dancers, Mex
hcan children and a Mexican
market scene with fields and
mountains in the BACKGROUND
Grade vi The Sixth and Sew
enth grades took a trip to Wash
ington on May z We left Burke
VILE by Pickett Bus about 6 a. m.
In Richmond we changed to the
Grayline Bus We arrived in
Washington at l1:15 a. m. We
toured the White HOUSE. seeing
many beautiful rooms, We tour
ed the Capital as the guests Of
W NJ Abbtt The Senate was in
session and we were lucky to see
Vice President Nixon Senator
Byrd, Senator Willis Robertson
and many others Our next stop
was the 700 whore we ate our
lunch and spent about an hour
looking at the many different
animals We saw the jefferson
Memorial. the Lincoln Memor-
ial, The WashinatQn Monument
ana the Pentaeon building on
our way ont Of Washington we
went by Arlington Nationa Gem
eteIy saw the tomb Of the Un-
known Soldier We &rriyed i'm
BufkeTjlle around 8 p. m.
Grade VII The seventh
Grade Win sapn start work on
their commencement exercise
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21

OF churches who is now serving
church in Lauuinville N. c..
preached at Muddy Greek Bap-
list Church, on Sunday afternoon
The Rev Lee Palm6re. Of Rich
mbnd spent a night recently in
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Nelson
Palmore. He had been holding
revival services in the Methodist
Church in Gladys, Va.
Meredith Swami and family, of
Roanoke. were recent guests in
the homes of his sisters, Mrs Cor
don and Mrs Cosby.
John Swami is planning an ex-
tensiVe visit to Iowa where he
lived for many years before COM
ing back to his Virginia hame
Mrs. BERTHE Palmore Hurst, Of
Richmond spent several days last
week visiting friends in the COM
munity
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Trenton

t h e Womans Circle of h e
Presbyterian Church met IN the
home Of Miss Virginia Maloney
OH Friday, May IA at 2 p. m.
The Bible Study on the book of
Acts was led by Mrs. ely d e
Tha ckston.
Fred Wadden. OF U. S. Navy,
recently returned from seas near
Indo- China. visited his grand
parents. Mr.. an d Mrs, +. l.,
Young on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs HarWood Cary
and son, Bin spent Mothers Day
with his mother. Mrs. b. T. Cary,
Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs N. j Templeton
visited Nh. and Mrs. l.. l.. simp-
son, OF Tuggle, last week
Rev. and Mrs. Milton Ander-
son. Of Wake Forest, N c., were
week end guests OF Mr., ana Mrs.
john Howard on Sunday. Mr.
Anderson has accepted the posi-
ton Of supply pastor of Mt Nebo
and Cullen Baptist Churchf.s He
nls. ONE more year 1T wake For
est Seminary
Mr.. and Mrs CLYDE ThafkSton
Wele dinner guests Of Nm. and
Mrs.. John Anderson on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G Anderson,
Jrt have returned to their home
after an absence OF two weeks.
Mr. Anderson was a patient ~
Mcclure Hospital
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
r. w. Simpson To Be
POwhatan Minister

Robert ", Simpson, of Webs
burg. West Va, will be the new
minister Of Genito. Providence
and Pine Grove Presbyterian
Churches, in Powhatan Court
House, uron his graduation from
Union Theological Seminary in
Fi.clmlond. May ..
MIR Simpson is married to the
former M ISIS Margaret Louise
Mann OF Thomas. West, Va. The
Seminary viii graduate the lar
gest class jim her l42 Year history,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Trenholm

The Woman's Missionary Soc
iety Of Muddy Creek Baptist
Church held its May meeting in
the home of Mrs r. B. Swami
With a large attendance.
The theme was Educating for
Truth in South America. and
interesting reports were given Of
the Baptist schools in Reef.
Brazil and of other countries of
that continent.
The Rev Cecil Smith, former
minister on the Gainesville field
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21

lection from manifestations by in
sefts These dust have no fun
igatina action, however and are
not effective in destroying the
insects which are in the kernels
al the time Of harvest.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-06
Wouldn't He Like to Swallow These Words Nov

We know that we are faced with problem
and that no politician can solve it. The cit
izens of Arkansas are capable of working
tooether and solving this problem without
the help of any politician, as they have
done through the years.
The relationship between the white and Me-
GRO citizens of Arkansas is better than in
most Southern states and any politician
that tries to destroy this relationship is
trying to destroy Arkansas itself.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-06
The 100 per cent Property
Assessment

The 100 per cent property Assessment
Is not an issue to thinking people. The peo-
pie of Arkansas will vote FOR or AGAINST
the assessment in the November Election
no matter who is our Governor. The Gov
ernor passed this on to the people for you
to decide on. The Governor will NOT be re-
sponsibIe for YOUR decision.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-06

Calling All Faubus Helpers -.

There are some of including Reverend Roland Smith
Chairman of the Meeting Indignation held at Mt Zion
Baptist July pledged themselves and their people
TO help Smith declared July IL
before group of representatives all of the State I'VE
must let the ready
because he signed resolution
canq for the things supporting has
publicly against supporters of Fabus want
program alright for Them but they going to find them
while others marching to VIC
tov with pride and admiration SALUTE THE FINE
CHRISTIAN MINISTER'S OF POLITICS AND HAVE
TIE PEOPLES INTERESTS AT HEART
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-06
About Welfare

The 1853 General Assembly proposed
LEGISLATION which set the welfare policy Ct
the State, Not Governor Cherry. Three
Thousand persons got off the rolls of their
own accord not wanting any investigation.
The Welfare Board in each County is
set up locally and it recommends the coun-
ty director. Any person taken off the rolls
has the right to appeal to the County
Board If still not satisfied, he may appeal
to the State Board
The withdraw of welfare clients who
were avoiding investigation made way tor
more money to deserving clients.
Governor Cherry cannot act in your
case unless you make an appeal directly to
his Board.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-06
Faubus First
To Inject
Racial Issue

o,a,' Eaubus of Huntsville tap
IT. 20 ssgr.gationf yesterday as
the No, / issue in the sose .a';rS |
race He is one of four oppos .a'
Governor Cherry's bid foE Se1
o'' Faubus said that II elected ear ne
J - Ssln local interests carry
out whatever their decls s"t '
nsned to be on the subject ,,sH
Hs said "gradualism" was ,ne
: Wv course Arkansas eouia loi-
1 low in bringing about de-ses'e
n CATION ,, candidate In
n the race thus far to maSe ~
V cation an issus:tnerfy IA ,ol.
sant,v that Arkansas would io..
zen ~. law in the matter OF pun
~, ms .ohoal aggregation. Cherry ,e
~ ~ the United States su
rem. Court ruling that pun pun
N school segregation was u"e'''
tutionsl. .y
,orrral statement, Fauou
In q lOlhoa
,said. that A
L.nsas in not ready Tor .o'
nfa,s and sudden mixing OF |,
80. in the public schools a.
that any attempt to soive . ~ -
, nrob,em by pressure or manc
tnrv methods will ieoparoi1s'
q manv communities, the gooa
iation, which exist DEW
whites and Negroes -,
ain nv opinion, de-segresa'
nj /. the No. / issue in this gupe,
III tor tai campaign and I am In tn
~ IN t tors making my position cIea
st I'll The outset with the EXPIRE
III hone that this issue does NOT
AM nSns a temptation to acts
II declarations of demagogueIs
en- IL inc part Of those who mis ,io,
~ play upon racial prejudice
STEM 70 ,t,.b ends or. as in the ca q.
Communism, to Great III WI
,yaen whites and Negroes
A disrupt this country,
- Governor. RuI"
. IN r.rbu, was asked VIVA
~ governor could do in sn''
am
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-06

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