The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 9, 1953, Page 3

sas niwige rrr rt rte en ee eee tee Netty ty tes eet eee esicnstet Rg eren NEW YORK (AP)Greyhound Aifil G Eq ‘I S74Int Harv 15 Kresge (SS) 35%Kress (SH) 42%Lehman Cp 56 Ligg & My 160% Lockh Airc 65% Loew's 26% Lorillard @YLou & Nash 11 Montg Ward 1014Murphy 117, Murray Cp 32%Nash Kelv 28% Nehi 55% Packard 16%4Penny (JC) 62 Pepsi Cola 37% Philco 39%4Philip Mor 53 Radio Cp 2114 Reading Co 45% Reo Mitrs 35 Rexall Drug 20%Schenley Ind 47 Seab Al RR 714 Sears Roeb 32MeSinclair Oil 6% Sou Co ‘76 27% Studebaker 40% 22% Swift 3635 13%4Texas Co 55% 19 Tex PC & O 41% 73 Un Bag & P 47 24 Un Carbide n 71%Un Oil Cal 39% 52%Un Pac ls 37% 57% 43% 40% 12% 3 78%Willys ov a 6% 54% Woolworth 5,500 MORE PLANES (Continued from Page One) subsequently level off in the neigh- borhood of 35 to 40 billion dollars annually. He predicted this on ability to maintain the armed force at its present manpower strength of 3,- 600,000, with an Air Force eventu- ally reaching the 143-wing size and Sen. Wiley W. Traitors More WASHINGTON (®—The inc’ Senate Fore wants th allies t placed United States its punish traitors and hig subversives with more thai on the wrist.” W) called in a stateme tightening the U. the United K France and other fi He cited ds “an hole” the which prevent Alger Hiss on a cha lying under oath by de: ing that he handed government secrets to a Soviet spy ring. S., A pound of coal produces about as much heat as would be pro- duced by burning 1,300 safety matches from end to end. a Navy continued at a strength of about 1,200 ships of all types. At his own session with news- men, the President insisted there was no way money for the Korean War could be singled out of the general military budget. He told reporters he give them exact figures on the Ko- rean War and didn’t think they could get them from the Penta-| gon. In his budget message and summary, the President indicated he foresaw no immediate end to the war. 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SMALL CRAFT WARNING. cloudy and scattered showers and torms today and clear- in north portion in after- n and south portion early to- t. Fair and colder tonight ay. onville through the Flor- ida Straits: Small craft warnings. Increasing southerly winds he- coming fresh to moderately strong 25/35 mph. shifting to northwesterly over north portion today and south portion tonight. Fresh to moderately strong north- vinds Saturday. Cloudy with cattered showers and thunder- showers clearing this afternoon and tonight. East Gulf: Small craft warning. Fresh to moderately strong 25/35 |mph. southerly winds shifting to couldn’t {northwesterly over north - and central portions today and in extreme south portion tonight. Fresh to moderate northerly winds Saturday. Cloudy with showers and thunderstorms, clear- ing today. Saturday, fair. Western Caribbean: Moderate southeast to east winds today and Saturday except becoming moderately northeasterly over northwest portion tonight. Partly Anti-Filibuster By JOHN CHADWICK WASHINGTON ‘#—Senate anti- filibuster leaders here claimed some benefits from their opening- session fight despité overwhelm- ing defeat by a combination of Republicans and Southern Demo- crats. But they made clear they were thinking of ultimate victory in an- other Congress and not counting on Republican promises of at- tempts later this year to make it easier to choke off filibusters. Sen. Jenner (R-Ind) told a re- porter, however, that as chairman of the Senate Rules Committee he would work for early Senate action on a resolution he intro- duced to modify present require- ments for limiting debate. Any such attempt was given little if any chance of success by the senators who battled in vain to persuade the Senate to start off the new GOP-controlled Con- gress with a revised set of rules. Sen. Neely (D-WVa) said Pres- ident-elect Eisenhower was “the only man on earth” who could bring it about and appealed to him to call on GOP senators “to go down the line” for a change in Senate rules so that a majority would be able to enact eivil rights measures, Just after Neely injected Eisen- hower’s name into the debate, the Senate’ voted 70-21 to kill the anti- filibuster effort initiated by a bi- Partisan group of 19 senators. With that fight disposed of, the Senate quit until Friday, when it will take up the knotty ugestion of what to do about committee assignments. The GOP leadership is backing a plan to enlarge 10 cloudy weather with few showers mostly in north portion. Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., Jan. 9, 1953 9:00 A.M., EST Temperatures ae eee ee era nectiatins OD) Precipitation Total last 24 hours ___. Total this month __.___. Deficiency this month _ Total this year _..._. Deficiency this year ___ 0 ins. .34 ins. -22 ins. 34 ins. -22 ins. Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 89% Baromiefef (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M, 29.88 ins.—1011.9 mbs, 7:14 am. 5:56 p.m, 2:11am, eee) p.m, Sunset ___ Moonrise Moonset | (+)—Plus sign: be | Billings ... TOMORROW'S TIDES (Naval Base) HIGH Low 5:49 a.m, 9:42 a.m, 4:12 p.m, —— pm, 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of Bahia Honda - (bridge) ——-ch 10m 9,0 ft. No Name Key (east end) —+2h 20m Boca Chica Station— Sandy Pt.) Caldes Channel (north end) Tide high water —oh 40m +2h 10m (—)—Minus sign: to be subtracted. Corrections to added, TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 A.M., EST Atlanta .... AUSUSEa crecencssoron Birmingham Birmark Boston .. Buffalo Charleston ... | Chicago . Corpus Christi Denver sven Detroit El Paso . Ft. Worth .. Galveston . Jacksonville Kansas City ... | KEY WEST . Key West Airport ...... Los Angeles . SRUUBELESERSRSENARKBMANSShssesesVRsesas major committees and reduce five others. When it came up for ap- Proval late Wednesday, Sen. Lyn- don B. Johnson of Texas, the Dem- ocratie leader, blocked action. He called parts of the plan entirely unsatisfactory. The House also took Thursday off. Its next session was set for to- day. But it has no business sched- uled then other than to receive President Truman’s budget mes- Sage. The Senate test on the filibuster issue provided the first roll-call vote of the new Senate and showed that on this issue at least Repub- licans and Southern Democrats were in firm control. The vote was on a motion of Sen. Taft of Ohio, the Republican floor leader, to kill an earlier motion of the 19 senators. that the Senate adopt new rules. Voting for Taft’s motion were 41 Republicans and 29 Democrats. Against it were 15 Democrats and five Republicans—Duff Pa), Hen- drickson NJ), Ives NY), Kuchel Calif) and Tobey NH). Neely’s appeal to Eisenhower to take a hand in the situation brought a sharp retort from Sen. Knowland (R-Calif), chairman of the Senate GOP Policy Committee, Knowland said Eisenhower had refrained from intervening in the rules fight “because he clearly understands the Constitution” and its division of the executive and legislative branches. Neely ‘has gotten used to the Senate being rubber stamps” for the White House, Knowland snapped, but Eisenhower recog- nizes that “Senate rules are for the Senate to decide.” Sen. Douglas (D-Ill) told report- ers that although the proposal had been beaten, “the fight was not _ erermmecreteseneenmetemem eRe THREE HOTELS IN Committee Feels It Made Some Headway O'BRIEN FUNERAL POSTPONED The funeral of Miss Cecelia O’Brien is postponed until 11 a.m. Saturday, due te weather conditions, Today’s Stock Market other areas of the list were mixed with a lower tendency in evidence. Today's session started like a typical end - of - the - week market with cross - currents of buying and selling as traders eceeet ie snewaats tor Che wed “some rewards for employes who are entitled to them.” “I LIKE IT HERE” (Continued from Page One) in criminal court. Walden filed three charges of driving while in- toxicated and causing an aeci- dent, three for leaving the scene fo an accident, one resisting ar- rest with Apr yo es ge Sy destruction property, public drunkenness. . Dade County has an auto theft charge against Davis. A score of other cases were handled by Judge Caro and Coun- ty Solicitor Allen B. Cleare, Jr., in the first court session of the new year. 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