Coral Gables Riviera-Times
Friday, October 31, 1947, page 6 (of 12)
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Pepper Terms Commie Probe Hysterical
Sen. Claude Pepper Thursday denounced the current Congressional un-American Activities Committee's probe into Hollywood communists as a "hysterical witchhunt" similar to the religious inquisitions of Spain which "in historical retrospect seem very ridiculous to us today." Speaking before 500 students and faculty members crowded in the University's lecture hall on the Main Campus at the invitation of the Damon Runyon American Legion Post, the senator said, in part, of the investigation that: "A man is guaranteed by the constitution the right to think, write and say what he pleases as long as he does not commit an overt act against the country... he's got the privilege to think right or wrong... and every citizen has the perogative of saying 'it's none of your business' when asked what he believes on any religious, political or social controversy." Singling out the case of movie actor Larry Parks, one of the Hollywood group under investigation, Pepper said that placing an individual on the pillory infringed upon a citizen's constitutional rights by interfering with his ability to earn a living. The senator stated a belief that reactionism would disappear from congress before 1950 just as all other sensational purges have passed from the scene.
Country Club Ballot Names Earl DeNoon
Earl M. DeNoon was unopposed for election to the presidency of the Country Club of Coral Gables on ballots mailed to members Thursday afternoon. The balloting closes at 6 P. M. on Monday. Nominated for the board of directors, of which three will be elected, were Sam L. Elcook, Jr., Alfred T. Eldredge, Frank A. Froehling, Dr. Thomas S. Gowin, James A. Henderson, E. C. (Ted) Hodge, Frank Howard, Clinton T. McCreedy, Dr. L. D. Pankey, Dr. Oden Schaeffer, A. Laurence Schroeder, Jr., O. B. Sutton, and Richard E. Thiel.
Student Congress Elects Ponceite As Speaker
Denis O'Donovan of Ponce de Leon was unanimously elected Speaker of the House at the Miami Student Congress this week at Edison High. Eighty delegates from Ponce, Edison, Miami High, Andrew Jackson and Miami Beach voted enthusiastically to have frequent sessions through the year. Nosed Out Allen McCormick of Ponce was nosed out in the race for the Senate presidency by Bob Mendelson of Edison, and was elected Senate Parliamentarian. Representatives Charles Steers, John Leonardy and Howard Mizner were voted among the six outstanding speakers of the day. Leonardy introduced a compulsory Health Insurance Bill, which was passed by the Senate. Authority Created The Senate also passed a bill creating a Missouri Valley Authority, introduced by Mendelson. The House passed a Conservation Bill sponsored by Harvey Penley of Edison. Purpose of the Congress was to teach students correct democratic procedures and to give them actual speech experience. "All the schools showed a fine spirit of co-operation," said O'Donovan.
Student Thumbers Are Dismissed With Warning
Charges against three University of Miami students were dismissed Monday evening in Municipal Court by Judge C. R. Robertsan upon payment of court costs. The three students, Henry T. Butler, Elliott F. Robins, and Henry Pursen, were booked on a charge of hitch-hiking which is a violation of city ordinance 496. W. G. Kimbrough, director of public safety, said that University of Miami officials had requested the enforcement of the law to prevent accidents and that in the future the law would be strictly enforced. The ordinance provides for a $25 fine, five days in jail or a combination of both, upon conviction.
Sewer Plans Are Readied For Commission
M. B. Garris the engineer employed by Coral Gables to prepare plans and specifications for a storm and sanitary sewer system expects to have the plans completed covering the business district in time for the City Commission meeting on November 4, City Manager McIlwain said today. If a suitable method to finance the construction can be found McIlwain said that he would recommend to the City Commission that construction begin as soon as possible in order to prevent a recurrence of flash floods in the downtown area.
Members Model For Own Style Show
Members of the Riviera Country Club again resumed the role of models when they staged "something different" for the style shows recently in the clubhouse during cocktail hour. Mrs. William A. Carr and Mrs. Frank Newman were in charge of the arrangements for the show, in which garments from Raoul's and Minna Lee's were featured.
Pan-American Anniversary Is Celebrated
In ceremonies held in Miami, Key West and Havana, Pan American World Airways was honored this week on the occasion of the completion of 20 years of air and passenger service to Cuba. Attending were newspapermen and state officials who were flown to the ceremonial ports of call. Gov. Millard Caldwell was official host for the celebration which concluded with a banquet at the Columbus Hotel. The memorial dedicated at Key West cited the great progress of commercial aviation and urged all citizens to "take pride in and preserve our nation's merchant air fleet which now stands first on the air routes of the world."
Negro Ordered Held In Fatal Shooting
Willie James McKinis, negro, was ordered held for the Circuit Court Grand Jury by Justice of the Peace O. B. Sutton after witnesses had testified that he fatally shot George Lucas, 35 year old negro of 3223 Charles Avenue, Coconut Grove, on October 17 at Washington Avenue and Douglas Road.
Richard Denmark Heads Gables Gray-Y Club
Richard Denmark was elected president of the Gra-Y Club of Coconut Grove at a meeting held Tuesday in the elementary school. Other officers elected were: Buddy Mullins, secretary-treasurer, and Robert Denmark, program director.
Marksmen To Compete In Tournament
Four residents of Coral Gables and three from Coconut Grove will match their shooting skill against representatives of other Florida east coast cities at a meeting of the Florida East Coast Pistol League at the Palmetto Pistol and Rifle Club on Sunday, November 2. The Coral Gables residents who will take part in the seven matches are L. W. Robertson, F. J. Neff, W. H. Alexaner, and Mrs. Helen Kelley. Those from Coconut Grove are C. L. Theed, R. W. Theed, and R. G. Stiles. Crack shots from West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Hallandale, Hollywood, Miami, and Miami Beach will compete in the event.
Gables Philharmonic To Play At Beach
The Philharmonic Orchestra of Coral Gables, under the direction of Oliver Washburn, has been retained to play for the annual convention of Milk Industry Foundation tonight at the Roney-Plaza Hotel on Miami Beach. A program of favorite concert numbers has been arranged. Mary Davies and Harry Graham will be soloists and will also collaborate in two duets. Also included in the program will be the University of Miami Chorale, under the direction of William Lee.
Boulder Dam was completed in 1936. It is 726 feet tall, and contains 3,251,137 cubic yards of concrete. Its reservoir, Lake Mead, 115 miles long, impounds 32,359,000 acre feet of water. It is the largest artificial lake in the world.
Benjamin C. Tilghman, an American, discovered the commercial process for converting wood pulp by chemical means.
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