The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 10, 1953, Page 7

Mrs. Harvey W. Cohn, new medi- cal doctor at the Florida Keys Clinic, and his wife. Another guest will be the new Monroe County Patrolman, Deputy Sheriff E. E. driven by Sistrunk, has been plae ed in service for the Upper Keys area. Members and guests are urged to attend as several matters of Upper Keys Cof To Meet Monday OKAY OF HALL AS GOP HEAD EXPECTED By JACK BELL despite its presidential election vic- to help get a fund raising cam- WASHINGTON «#—The Republi-|tory last fall. paign under way. ean National Committee appeared ready to ratify teday the choice by President Eisenhower and con- gressional leaders of former Rep. Leonard W. Hall cf New York as its new chairman. Hall got unanimous approval as a successor for C. Wesley Roberts, who resigned, in an informal can- vass yesterday of Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon and Senate and House leaders. The canvass was made by a GOP national subcom- mittee. The 52-year-old Hall, who served several terms as chairman of the Republican Congressional Cam- paign Committee before he quit Congress to win election as a New York surrogate judge, takes over a party described by some of its members as financially “broke” Friday, April 10, 1953 FOODS THE KEY WEST CITIZEN In a swansong statement, Rob- erts predicted that the GOP will increase its slim margins in the Senate and House in the 1954 elec- tions. The new administration, Roberts declared, “has been handicapped in taking over actual operative control of government as a conse- quence of the ingenious and sur- reptitious devices by which the |Democrats violated the concepts jof civil service by packing the civil service lists, at top level, with political patronage ...” Nevertheless, he added, ‘‘no man has ever taken command and done more in so short a space of time” as Eisenhower. Sen. Taft of Ohfo, the Republi- can leader, said one of Hall’s first jobs apparently will have to be Page 7 DON'T DRY OUT in an ADMIRAL now! 2 GREAT FOOD SAVING APPLIANCES IN 1 Dual-Temp Get An Exciting New 1953 Model The Ohio senator, one of those who approved Hall’s selection, said he hopes the new chairman picks a Western man as his executive assistant, The name of Wayne Hood, Wisconsin state chairman, was mentioned by some other party members in this connection. Hall’s election seemed likely to inspire a Democratic blast at his record of voting in Congress. The New Yorker traveled on Eisen- hower’s presidential campaign train and is reported generally in accord with the President's views on major issues. Democrats already were firing away at Republican claims that they are trim ming federal ex- penses, have stopped the drop in farm prices, are cleaning up sub- versives in the government and have taken strong steps in foreign Policy in their 75 days in office. Republicans said they already have cut appropriation requests to congress 444 million dollars under former President Truman’s esti- mates. But Sen. Sparkman (D-Ala) said this was just one of many “fulsome claims which are made without any resemblance to the facts.” Sparkman, the 1952 Democratic vice presidential nominee, said he believes that when Congress has completed its work on the budget, the GOP will have increased the total over Truman’s estimates. | In this connection, Sen, Magnu- son (D-Wash) pointed out that Gen. Brownell was asking for nine million dollars more in funds than the Justice Department has in the current year, although his request was seven million under Truman's estimates. The Democratic National Com- mittee said in a statement that Taft himself had said the Repub- licans were making slow progress, that the business men chosen for high government posts have no experience in government and that @ new program can’t beputinto effect before July 1. Some past GOP chairmen have been non-salaried. Roberts was paid $32,500 a year. He resigned after a islative committee criticized his acceptance of a fee for helping to negotiate the sale of a hospital to the state. The committee said he ootagp the spirit of the lobbying ws. Hands Off War Wrecks MANILA (#.—Some 150 tons of scrap iron valued at $5,000 was seized at Cebu on grounds it had been salvaged from sunken vessels without authority. The Philippines government claims ‘ownership of war wrecks dotting its coast. It is conducting a survey to determine what wrecks can be: raised as part of Japanese war reparations, ee Taree wores iw MITAMT Drug Discovered To Stop Fatal Black Cancer by ALTON L, BLAKESLEE AP Science Reporter CHICAGO ®—Discovery of the first drug stopping the speedy and almost-always fatal black cancer, melanoma, was announced. today. It works only for a time. But it has banished this dread cancer in one human for at least a year, and has helped a tew others. Until now there has not been any drug or treatment, except sur- gery at the very earliest signs, which has had the slightest effect upon melanoma. This dark cancer- ous growth always starts some- where on the skin, then spreads with distressing rapidity inside the body. This heartening step in chemical warfare upon cancer was reported to the American Association for Cancer Research by Doctors Far- ber, Virginia Downing, and Majib Abu-Hydar of the Children’s Can- cer Research Foundation and De- partment of Pathology, Harvard Medical School, Boston. TEPA has been used so far upon 17 humans with melanomas, Dr. Farber said. It temporarily knocked out the cancers in five. ‘The other 12 were persons in whom the cancers already had spread to internal organs. Work on mice indicates that Tepa might entirely abolish human melanomas if they were caught very early, said Dr. Farber. Mel- anomas account for about three per cent of all cancer deaths. 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