The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 30, 1953, Page 10

TET i 3 qe fy i & s f i rai tional New Year’s Eve Pies Pierartgs yea re ul Hh a ruil bie i §ge : H 5 A Hi fr i g i fi 5 i 2 3 Rg : Fa iets & & : & : i i : £38 pre BE MH Hs 3 i i i E WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF i ; ul a ft é ' ERR EA s a FE fael E ; z if y out such bad toys?” r letters complained about flimsy table games whose parts did not match and children’s shoes that fell apart when exposed to rainy weather. Moscow newspapers complained also about the cost of the toys. A doll’s chair cost 22 rubles—as much | < Ht Pa ge ab Es "2 2 i 8 5 fg TROPICAL TRADER |} ifs FEIE it ue ie a real sink, water in the tap, wash- ing machine, meat grinder, pots and pans. But the cost was 1,500 rubles—nearly as much as a real -|American Can and Continental Kitchen for a real family would Can companies yesterday. Removal was made under a/ (The ruble is quoted officially court injunction prohibiting strik-jat four to the U. S. dollar, But reeks.|ing can company workers from|1,500 rubles would amount to more interfering with the withdrawals, |than two months’ salary ef an ord- More cans will be taken out to-|inary factory worker.) morrow. ay ld 4 4 : E E : a § 3 Est. Since 1928 Telephone 2.9450 rl H i 5 TAMPA —W. E. Minish and (Continued from Page One) his son Danny, struggling to keep| volunteered in the press to ap- from drowning in the swift flow-|pear,” said the Mayor. Dewar, 26, gave birth to|ing Hillsborough River were saved Monday afternoon with Dr.|by a Korean war veteran and a Jennings, 31, a woman gen-|quick thinking 12-year-old girl. Practitioner, in attendance.| While Ernest Fisher, the’ vet- Opening This Week “LIGHTING UP KEY WEST” NEIL SAUNDERS ANNOUNCES a later Dr, Jen- gave birth to a son, FRANCISCO, (» — Vincent Hallinan, 1952 Progressive party candidate for president, is fighting a recommendation that he be dis- 30.10 ins.—1019.3 mbs. barred. He said he intends to run omorrow’s Alma again for office. 4 : maa am.| The State Bar of California rec- 5:49 p.m.|ommended to the State Supreme 3:07 a.m,|Court that Hallinan be stripped of 2:03 his right to practice because he "88 PiM-|nad been found guilty of a crime ne His $36,739 in income taxes, CATANIA, Sicily, u — Concetta Zarba, 60, was arrested today and charged = ee her husband with boiling Police aceused her of a bucked of olive oil over 70- year-old Nunzio after an ar- +14 @) gument over Corrections | ment. fe) HOLLYWOOD, —More than 800 film notables attended the pre- miere last night of “The Eddie Cantor Story”, which portrays the comedian’s 40 years in show busi- ness. Keefe Brasselle plays the net ete gee ges : Injured In Sewer Blast BIRMINGHAM, Ala, (—Edward Cobb, 4, was. playing with two he pulled the trigger of his cap near a sewer opening. The the afternoon and their uncle, Dr. = that followed was believed been caused by escaping 3. Edward’s brothers David, 6, and Douglas, 12, beat out the fire on his burning elothes, but the boy | was burned on the face, neck and 1 ia -arulitien ‘wes described as | good last night. Temperatures At 7:30 A.M., EST Augute —.....____. 56; Birmingham “The firz|Our big treat on the day before|Bismark head. I/New Year's Eve was to see the|Boston from a box. But it was such/Buffslo sellout that even the star ofiChay PHILADELPHIA (#—Four broth-|7; Patrick, from 3 to 7, take partjere, 3. < SSS4ese F gon’s engage|fo. the eran, jumped into the river, Ann Alexander ran for a boat key, un locked her father’s boat and rowed ‘to the spot where Fisher was hold- ing up the man and boy, WEST PALM BEACH (#}—Pres- ident Phil O'Connell of the Florida International League has called a directors meeting in Tampa on Jan. 9. O'Connell said he believed Ha- vana’s status in the league will be clarified by that time and d- MIAMI BEACH — The largest construction permit ever issued in this city calls for a 545-room hotel on the old Firestone estate at a cost of 10 million dollars. The hotel, to be called the Fon- tainbleau, is expected to be ready 1954-55 winter season. The 14 story building is to have a convention hall seating 2,000, a swimming pool and cabana area with 250 units. TODAY'S STOCK MARKET NEW YORK, ® — The stock |‘tid market moved fractionally higher in early dealings today. The pace of trading slowed after a brisk Most groups had a mixed appear- ance, with small gains in the maj- ority. Among the better performers were the steels, motors, mail or- — aircrafts, coppers and rub- rs. Small gains were shown by Beth- Jehem Steel, Goodrich, Chrysler, National Distillers, Admiral Corp., Commonwealth Edison. Union Car- bide, General Electric and Stan- dard Oil. On the minus side were Consolidated Edison, Zenith, Du Pont, Chesapeake & Ohio and East- ern Air Lines. ‘ LIMITED EXCHANGE OF SECRETS TOLD WASHINGTON —A very limit- ed exchange of secret atomic in- formation for peaceful purposes has been under way for some time between the United States and) friendly nations, Sen. Hickenlooper (R-lowa) has disclosed. a Hickenlooper, vice chairman of the Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee, said yesterday this in-|j that |ment that the “abandonment of | “he was after the re-organiza- |the bid-matching procedure was a | tion of the police department.” [blow to the program .. .” He then asked the group: “De| He referred to a feature of the you want me to start calling off |Truman policy, not revived, which | law violations in the police de- |permitted the government to ask | Partment — it is going te in- ctor in a surplus labor volve some pretty big names.” Harvey then asked him if he knew of any payoffs, “TI can’t answer that,” Gibb re- ctors in areas oo ice pale Peed bet fubeontracts rn nstai "d ge it up again.” Hagerty “Oh, forget it,” he then told the committee when they expressed in- terest in the subject. He did tell|© of a couple of incidents which the Mayor asked to be kept “off the|2enhowe record.” He told Commissioner Jack De- laney that he didn’t go to the Grand Jury with his information’ “because he has no i ata oa Eisner then took the . “I’m not here to cause any com-|*4mPaign promises motion,” he said. ine of ag Aly Brae cy g te He then asked if Gibb had made his statement telling of his “‘meet- ing” with cab drivers in regular|{*ce of the record ma session, He was assured that Gibb perp yrdipsap cadena ition to the m: at Gibb. iw. “Did you see me meeting with the cab drivers in front of Pepe's . Cafe?” he asked, fatter cose “You were outside,” Gibb agreed. “Did you ever see me talking to cab drivers before?” Eisner ask- ent from letting any con- ed. “Yes, many times,” was Gibb’s|tracts to other than a low bidder, | retort. ments being made, but | detest |employment, for “ my name being used in connec- {preventing economic dislocations.” tion with vice,” Eisner declared. | The amendment was drastically He pointed out that when he was jrevised in a Senate-House confer- a city commissioner, he was an |ence, to bar preferential treatment outspoken crusader against vice. Gibb at one point, said that “it was not he that made the accusa- tions, but Louis Carbonell.” But, Carbonell pointed out that he was the one who was asking the questions. Gibb agreed. Gibb also hit out at the press, saying that they failed to honor his request that his suspension for conduct unbecoming an officer, be Squelched. Carbonell commented thaf “when we started this investigation, we & 4 by the administrat He then directed his questions |ity leader, Sen, Knowland (Calif), | could take such action as he took.” | He referred to this chronology | Complete Neon Sign Service Making It A Complete Advertising Serpice TELEPHONE 32-6313 Overseas Transportation Company, Inc, Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Serviee between MIAMI and KEY WEST Alse Serving ALL POINTS. ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West (Ne Stops En Route) SALES and INSTALLATIONS Clearview Aluminum Jalousies (Reg. Trademark) Storm-Stop Awnings — Aluminum or Fiber Glass Jalousie Doors — Glass or Aluminum “# gt i formation dealt with ‘“mat~~'-'s|is Processing” and involved atomic isotopes, used widely in isewu! research. He declined to elaborate. NEW YEAR’S EVE TAB (Continued From Page One) ay Spot in Greenwich Village, Some places will have “open house,” meaning that regular Prices will prevail without covers or minimdms. 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