The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 9

Saturday Nov 20 1943 THE MIAMI HERALD Pag 9- THE SERVICE PARADE Liquor Hoard Quiz Called Silver Star Awarded Miamian Posthumously Miami Hunter Loses Right Leg Mr-and Mrs Birmingham 68 19th rd have left for Adrian Mich where their soru Robert Birmingham 29 is in a critical condition after losing hi3 right leg in a hunting accident Young Birmingnam a eraduae of Miami Senior High school wai hunting deer 200 miles north of Adrian when his rifle accidentally discharged The bullet entered hi! thigh and emerged from hia foot shattering the leg Waller Winclicll Watch For Hat To Sail Into Ring When His Says One Two Three Go! Scrambled Kggs: Insiders discount the statements that Gov Dewey is not a candidate for the 1944 Presidency They claim Dewey has a brain-trust of three public relations men who watch the trends for him Dewey is expected to throw his hat in the ring when the time is opportune Supreme Court Justice Aurelio had plenty to fight for in the recent election The job pays $22500 a 3 ear for 14 years At the end of that time Aurelio will be 70 and entitled to retirement on a measly $11 000 per annum for life A titled application for citizenship ill he refused as the result of his alleged eonnectlon with thp set that ran with Vane loneigan accused wife Killer Whtn Wacs hear the md of that song which goes: "Nothing can stop the Armv Air C01 ps!" they shout: "Kxcept a woman!" Her believes Nancy do Maiigny will quit him within six months She spent her only coin $10000 for his defense Death Near 9 But Bear Is Reprieved Upset from what first was believed poison Chubbie 7-year-old 400-pound trained bear of the Barnes Shows became so unruly in her cage at winter headquarters Fifth ct and 63rd st Friday that her trainer called for police and a sub-machine gun Sgt Charles Stanton responded but before tne machine gun arrived trainer Charles Beers was able to get close enough to her to fasten her more securely within the cage Later never knowing how close she had been to execution Chub-bie quieted down Her owners later discounted a poison theory and concluded that Chubbie probably just feeling well clothing their chance of survival will be sharply The relief association will try to raise 20 million garments throughout the United States The drive will end Dec 4 Articles collected w'ill be delivered to Greece by the International Red Cross Greek Relief Opens Drive For Clothes A drive ill be started today by the Greek War Relief association to collect 50000 garments in Miami to help clothe the people of Greece John Colozoff chairman of the local relief chapter sttessed the need for warm clothing such as wool suits coats jackets sweaters and trousers There also is a vital need for simple dresses of all materials every kind of clothing blankets towels sheets pillow slips and shoes he said Colozoff asked that donations be left at the Hill bldg 998 Flagler st relief Those with clothing to give but who lack transportation are asked to call 3-4673 A truck will pick up the offerings "Greeks have been unable to replace worn out clothing since the German Colozoff said all Greece there Is scarcely a clothing store open The women cannot find material or thread to mend garments or to make new ones The people are almost exhausted Unless they get warm test PETROLEUM JEUYTH1SWAY Pres Morohns Mpa thuzno axwi sbrssions 5c tnpJecu 10c HOTEL JAMES Newly Built 44 Rlork Off Llnzoln Koa4 1 Short Blorlc To Oeeaa Hotel Rooms and Apta by Day or Week 1680 JAMES AVE MIAMI BEACH a in PHONE 5-112: Nothing that happens in the rest of the wot Id can change thp first-night swanky doodles They still have the best seats the best clothes and the worst manners If jou want to fracture some illusions about have a look at the past -faced weary Broadwayites who sit around in the all-night places Nearly all of them appear 10 years older than thev are and they feel it Vhy someone stop the radio clowns from ismg physical disabilities the subject for quipping? Before vou send phonograph records to men overseas make sure first they have a phonograph to play them on Many soldiers W'rite that they get records but play them Boston officials are the strictest censors when it comes to books plays and films They consider a risque joke more dangerous Nazi propaganda KEYSTONE RESTAURANT 6234 NORTHEAST SECOND AVENUE The Home ot Well-Balanced Meals' Dinner from to 8 Doily 12 to 8 Sinday (CinSED MOVDIT51 On May 27 1940 this column mentioned a charge made on the floor of Congress concerning a Robert Reiner The charge was that Reiner was president of the Board of Trade for the German-American Commerce Inc of New York The Congressman alleged that the group was a front for pro-Nazis Reiner is currently engaged in contracts for the Army and Navy! The column has received a letter stating that Colonl James Roamer never issued any orders regarding the book "Under Cover" We will be glad to underscore the denial after we hear from the Washington correspondents Van Devander and Plaver who on Oct 27th published it They wrote "Col Roamer told us he was making the survey Some of the quiz shows have become romedy programs with the questions serving as stooges for quips Movietown should dream up new angles about films dealing with Nazi-occupied places Too many of the recent ones fail in the same pattern You cannot make Americans understand the natuie of the enemy with yawns Hollywood makeup wizards should quit trying to give Dinah Shore a coating of glamour They hide her fiesh natuial appeal We know what it proves hut anonymous actors on most radio serials earn fatter wages than inany of the weUknown in Broadway hits Britisher went wild over Irving Bet lln which is no scoop of rourse His personality gets into hearts the way hi songs do When the picture "Confessions of a Nazi Spv" was leleased some legislators in the Capitol tried to suppress it That movie's revelations were eventually confirmed by the ftont pages Now Ihe same obstructionists want to muzzle "Under Cover" the No 1 bc-t-selling hook You do not need a good show to have a hit these days Mrtely a theater for it One street in New Yoik (oJnl) has 25 joynu all of them prospering Menjon letuined from overseas to report that among the pet movie stars of the troops Is Jane Russell who made one film wnich has never been released JJisl OhitfiruxL SACSCELOfJfi NOW OPEN 834 Ponce de Leon Blvd Coral Gables Private Dining Room for Banquets and Parties DINNERS: DAILY 5 to 8:30 LUNCHEONS: DAILY 11 A to 2:30 SUNDAY DINNERS: 12:00 to 8:30 LA SEVILLA at 2000 Ponce de Leon Blvd Is under the same management as Barcelona Reservation for both locations Phone 4-1525 BRE1C CONE Who Despoiled Onion Bed A prowler early Friday added-insult to injury when he walked through Police Chief Leslie onion bed No one in the household at 1837 23rd st heard him hut a sizable footprint in the pet onion bed under a living room window revealed at daylight that the prowler had been around The chief said a very light sleeper He believe the Intruder wa frightened sway before he made an attempt to enter the house Groator Finast DINNER Ssrvad 5 30 to 10 Daily Luncheons Served Noon Till 3 Owned unci Operated He WALKER- SKAGSETH Food Stores Frankie Mattlitwi' Mulls After Sum RESTAURANT AND BAR 0 th ftt (iRmlamt Trail) at 24th Ati Ph 4-0646 Park Fraa (jJIicAsl io OPENDAi: 11 A TO 2 Yon can tell that people are conscious of the 1944 elections When men who may run for that high office appear on the screen they attract lusty applause and hissing Cong Melvin Maas says the Japs are still winning the In case you're tempted to take him seriously be reminded that Maas was the expert who aftPr a few visit to the South Tacific after Tearl Harbor returned to report that the Japs had sunk our fleet Cong Clare Hoffman has attacked the war records of Naval officers He tried to get a court martial for one of them The same Congressman Hoffman whose own son Leo (a lieutenant In the Navy) has a soft shore assignment far from the battle lines Been stationed at the Brewster plant In Long Island right along Florida Power and Light co employes of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local B-359 will holcj their monthly card game and party at 8 tonight at Indiana State society hall 2170 17tli ave JLVL fjteaisw TYlhxmL GOOD HEALTH' reach CLARA MAY DOWNEY'S I ey A' sv4 H) ClIIL rmrrrm arcoJUryOiitsid Romwith Baths imlComolotelytCarpeted Patio fa? Dinineand Dancin la RATES from 'GOOD FOOD DD SANDWICH SHOP 238 23rd St Miami Beach A (Close All Day Monday) 55c CfflSEFOOD Jnst As Yon I It IHNNfr MAet OlNR Tilt 1AM Tk 0t 1720 AtTON RD 438 41st ST MIAMI BEACH PHONE 5-2206 tTA TTH OC A For Dlfferonti lMnnrr EnJovrornfc Tty among ITALIAN-AMERICAII IS GOOD FOOD FROM 6 DAILY 5 ON SUNDAYS (CLOSED MONDAY) COCKTAIL LOUNGE From 6 BC5E 5f nr or VENETIAN JIT VET to ALTON ROAD and DADE BOCLEVARD By HAZEL FOWLER Herald Service Editor In a colorful ceremony which Included a review of the cadet corps at Bainbridge Md tribute was paid to the memory of a former Miamian w'ho lost his life In the Tunisian campaign Tho soldier T-5 I eon Rush 26 was awarded the Silver Star posthumously for his bravery in carrying out an important mission that cost him his life Corp Bush who lived here with an aunt Mrs Alex Tucker 2140 52nd st wmrked as a plasterer before entering the Army in 1942 Information sent his fiancee Miss Ruth Englund 1718 81th st described the circumstances brought the highest tributes from Army officials "He sent w-ith a portable radio and three men to establish a post from which to observe enemy artillery battery which was subjecting his company to heavy fire Despite intense artillery mortar and small arms fire Bush maintained his post on a bare ridge without cover and relayed the sendings of the observer by radio to his company commander who in turn passed them on to a friendly artillery unit which fired on the enemy battery and silenced In presenting the Silver Star to the father Burrell Bush Colquitt Ga the commanding officer said Bush was killed by enemy mortar shell while at his post Two of the men assigned to the mission were killed starting up the hill but Bush and one other got to the top and carried out their work Bush was ordered to come down but asked hi company commander to be allowed to stay at his post and direct the firing knowing It was almost certain death A foinier University of Florida student Karri Cone 21 has been appointed a naval aviation cadet and assigned to Pensacola for training He is the son of Mrs Gertrude Mariie 1920 First st Jack Stinson 22 a graduate of Andrew Jackson High school is aboard a ship in the North African area after four ears with the Navy A radio technician 2-e he was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in that area He is the son of Mrs Walter Bolduc 1600 41st st who moved here from Macon Ga about 19 years ago A sister Mary Frances Stinson 20 graduate of Andrew Jackson in 1940 joined the WAVES last January She is a storekeeper l-o stationed at Gordon airport Atlanta Joseph Brelg former Miami Senior High school track star Is enroute to a coastal base for further orders which he hopes means foreign duty One of the first to enlist In the Navy from the Miami area he worked for Ingalls Electric co until he started his basic training in 1910 at Opa-locka The son of Mr and Mrs Breig 542 Third st he was promoted to chief aviation machinist's mate before leaving Hutchinson Kan for his new station He has served an apprenticeship of more -than three years at home bases He has a brother Francis Breig seaman 1-c who visited him last month on hLs first short leave in two years Francis who enlisted In October 1941 drewr active service at the dose of his basic training at Norfolk Va Kgt John Buxton son of Mr and Mrs Buxton 6346 First who entered th service two and a half years ago 1 stationed at Fort Myers after duty at Kingman field Ariz Rgt Buxton who spent a recent furlough here is attending instructor school Tfc Richard Strolim sevn of Mr Iren Strohm 565 R8th st will hp rpstly to sorvioe giant Lthorator bombpr when hp graduate in a few day from Ihp air-planp school at Kplr field Miss Up attended Embry-Riddle School of Aviation prior to hi induction Aviation Cadet Harold AY Kerr and John Onkey of Miami are enrolled in the class taking basic flight instruction at the Independence Kan Army air field Cadet Kerr is the son of Mrs Mary Kerr 2928 19th ter and Cadet Onkey is the son of Mrs Rosalie Onkey 3181 Sec ond st A former Miami Edison student Lt AYallace jr and his bride the former Maxine Stanley Me Allen Tex are visiting relatives in Miami on his first leave after foreign duly Lt Wallace wa married two months before he left for duty in the Pacific as a fighter pilot He saw foreign service for six months He and Mrs Wallace are visiting his sisters Mrs Hollis Mrs Day and 'Mrs Pearce and a brother Wallace all of Miami Before leaving Miami Lt Wallace lived at 113 101st st Mother Is Accused Of Murdering Child PENSACOLA Nov 19 Mrs Cagel llollid wife of a sailor Friday was accused of murdpr in connection W'lth the death of her chilcT which the office said had been strangled shortly after birth Mrs Hollid admitted being th mother of the Infant after its body was found in an outbuilding near here If Your Child Is Coughing Creomulsion relieves promptly because lt goes right to the scat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to so the and heal raw tender Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding that your child Is to be benefited and you are to like its quick action in allaying the harassing cough without upsetting the stomach or you are to have your money back No narcotics CREOMULSION for Coughs Chest Colds Bronchitis By The Associated Press LOUISVILLE Ky Nov The Senate appropriation of $10000 for an Investigation of the whiskv famine was termed "useless" Friday by the men who direct the industry in this bourbon producing fenter Answering the often heard charge of distillerv executives said there was less whisky on sale because none had been made for more than a year and the public grabbed for it more eagerly than it did for nylon stockings One of the worst misstatements they claimed is that there Is a five-year supply on hand Actually they declared under present rate of consumption only two to two and a half supply remains Total stocks in Kentucky were listed by the Kentucky tax commission in its latest report as 4046-378 barrels Much of that has been bottled since the report Barrels of four-year-old liquors contain less than a full barrel because of evaporation It must be four years old before it can be bottled in bond The rate of evaporation shows it is to a advantage to bottle his barreled goods in four years instead of "hoarding" as the Washington investigators seem to suspect the distillers said CITY LIFE Vital Statistics A cn against Georg Mallow 1810 23rd st charged with keeping chirkcns illegally wa continued Friday by Judge Louie Ban-del In City court to give Mallow a Chance to obtain the signatures of residents for 200 feet around his chicken yard Tho case will he hcatd Wednesday Miami Optimist Hull's board of governors at a luncheon Friday unanimously elected Victor Moore vice-president to the presidency being vacated by Lt Comdr Thomas Lynch who resigned because he is being transferred by the Navy next w'eek to Oakland Cal Fritz Gordon as chosen vice-president The club meeting at noon next Wednesday at the Royal Center will be a farewell party for Lynch Licensed To JT'ed Euxene 21 Army Newark and Miami Roach and Barbaia 20 secretary- Newark and 1461 Washington ave Miami Beach Rov 28 Army Valdosta Ga and Belmore hotel Miami Bpach and Catherine 20 Lake Park Ga and Belmore hotel McCARTHY-LUCKEY Edward 32 Army Watervliet and Miami Beach and Myrtis 23 student nurse Homestead Ernest 28 Army 2488 55th at and Dorothy 18 telegraph operator 40 56th at Miami Walter 22 Marine Fiarkvllle pa and NAS Miami and Marv Poitla 21 Frackvllle and 555 28th at Miami del VI A MOL-MI NOR Fran cl a A 23 Navy New Orleans Ia and Miami and Jtillth Elizabeth 21 stenographer New Otleana and Strand hotel Miami Aubrey 28 soldier Rome Ga and Miami Beach and Bonnie 31 saleslady Menlo Ga and Ivdo hotel Miami Beach Maholnt Dealer 24 Navv Omaha Neh and Pier 2 and Catherine 23 Omaha and 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