The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 10, 1954, Page 5

‘Thursday, June 10, 1954 THE Korean Piano Prodigy To Study In US. FORT WORTH, Tex. (7—Tong ll (Tony) Han and a couple of friends plan to leave here today on ‘a trip that will end with the 's fi u ty his friends say, is a child and the 5th Air up some $4,600 to Tony’s friends is Lt. Samuel E. Anderson, and the a real Tony fan — is > ‘Thomas Cutshaw, former ‘orce interpreter. They ar- ere at Carswell Air Force with Tony. ’s story while excluded him- in the drama. it was really started the ball this way, Cutshaw family lived in the war began Russians con- fi BRE Plipecg Mas elt i i pire? % oh "s father, a musi- the boy to play the the manager of ‘orce theater in Seoul playing the piano. on the program. heard the performance 80 impressed that he sent on a tour of Air Force then that members of the Force, of which Anderson commanding officer, be- up a collection to send ee pe zF. eke i i i eesszyy bb325aed 11 1 130 ‘AUL, Minn, ey — Haile Ethiopia’s mn-eyed Lionwet Judah, heads for the Far is Spokane, Wash. Yesterday the Twin Cities and the country of southern crammed schedule glimpses of greening fields, tall silos, the Hormel meat- at Austin and the ‘ayo Clinic at Rochester, stopped briefly at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Doty Rochester, where he smiling- a glass of lemonade and homemade cookies. grueling tour sapped the tmany in the royal par- ' eS footed ruler of Chris- tendom’s oldest nation disclaimed fatigue. “‘Any tirednes- I is offset by the wonder- ful reception I am having,” he commented. TOKYO w—A Japanese fishing boat captain released by the Rus- Kyodo news agency said two small fishing boats returned to Rausu in Hokkaido, Japan’s north- ernmost main island. They were seized by the Soviets May 28. Twelve crewmen were aboard boats. They reported they had been held on one of t> sian-held Kurile Islands, north of Hokkaido. They said at least 10 Japanese fishing boats and crews stili were held in the area. Miss Japna Named OSAKA, Japan (®—Miss Japan, 1954, is a dark-haired 18-year-old beauty who weighs only 101 pounds, Mieko Kondo of Nagoya. Miss Kondo was named to rep- resent Japan in this summer’s Miss Universe contest at Long Beach, Calif., after a 3% hour pageant of bathing suit and kimono-draped beauties here last night. She stands 5 feet 1% inches and measures 34-21-36 in the places where beauty queens are mea- sured. ‘Whales hear sounds transmitted through air very poorly, but are sensitive to sounds heard through the.water. . KEY WEST CITIZEN The Weatherman Says Page § Key West and Vicinity: Clear te partly cloudy today through Fri- day. Not much change in tempera- ture. Gentle to moderate north- east and east winds. Florida: Fair, continued rather warm through Friday. Jacksonville through the Florida Straits and East Gulf: Gentle variable, mostly northwest to north winds over north portion and northeast to east over south portion through Friday. Few show- ers near the Cuban coast, other- wise fair weather. Western Caribbean: Gentle to moderate easterly winds through Friday. Mostly cloudy and seat- tered showers in north portion, partly cloudy with widely scattered showers in south portion. Observation Taken at Post Office Building, 7:00 A.M., EST, Key West, Fla., June 10, 1954 Temperatures Highest yesterday Lowest last night Total this month .. Deficiency this month Total this year Excess this yeai Relative Humidity, 7 A.M. 14% Barometer (Sea Level), 7 A.M. 30.02 ins.—1016.6 mbs. Tomorrow’s Almanac Sunrise . Sunset Moonrise Moonset TOMORROW'S TIDES (Naval Base) High Tides Low Tides 6:02 a.m, 1:00 a.m, 7:29 p.m. 11:52 p.m, ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West FLA, ASSOCIATION’S Holiday and American Legion and newspapers such as the New York Gaines also said. that officials of = organization recently met with Congress: 4 and legislation regarding visas, du- ty, etc., which would encourage travel in this country by citizens of 82 European nations. In a brief address, Mr. Hallet also reviewed the activities of the “| organization and congratulated the “| Key West Chapter on its fine pro- 3 gress, pointing out that they must Time of Height of por Station— Tide high water Bahia Honda (bridge) .....—oh 10m 9.0 tt, No Name Key (east end) ....-2h 20m Boca Chica Sandy Pt. .—oh 40m Caldes Channel itn rth end. id (no » + 414 fe |—)—Minus sign: Corrections : to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections te be a TODAY'S STOCK MARKET NEW YORK (# — Demand for aircrafts and steels in early trading today encouraged a gentle rise in the stock market following two days of severe losses. Gains at the best went into the major fractions, and there were many minus signs in the list, but the higher trend of the market as a whole was unmistakable. Higher with the aircrafts and steels were most motors, distillers, radio-televisions, utilities. coppers, chemicals, railroads, oils, airlines, and many textiles. No major group was clearly depressed. Among higher stocks were U.S. Steel, General Motors, Studebaker, Boeing, Douglas Aircraft, National Distillers, Radio Corp., Kennecott Copper, Du Pont, General Electric, Southern Railway, and Texas Co. Lower were Youngstown Sheet & Tube, U.S. Rubber, American Smelting, International Nickel, Westinghouse Electric, and New York Central. RESUMPTION OF (Continued from Page One) own tours if the service is not re- stored. 30-Minute Tours Since last Oct. 15, a Navy bus left the Chamber office at 2 p.m., Monday through Friday, taking tourists and school classes on a 30-minute tour of the Naval Sta- tion. There was no charge for the trips. Passengers called at the Chamber office to sign up for the tours. The Chamber operated a free checking service for cameras and binoculars which tourists left at the Chamber office until they returned from the tour. Laubscher said: “Chamber cials long have felt that the Naval installation here, and particularly the former Little White House, constituted an attraction that al- most every tourist wanted to see. “Because of security regula- until the bus tours began,” Laub- scher added. “Those who made the tour were high in their praise of the service made available by the Navy.” California is 3,500 years old, stands 272 feet high and is more than 101 (feet around the base. of Commerce offi-|T. (Continued from Page One) tion plan for city employees in next year’s budgef. He brought out the fact that such ‘@ program could be set up to provide for medical care for all city employees at a cost of but $7,200 per year. The board agreed with Lang that the hospital plan is a fine idea. MYSTERY MAN’S (Continued from Page One) put his affairs in the hands another lawyer and Reeves was off that case. next victim was Mrs. Haw- res gave so many ex- Reev den and asked for the agreed payment, $5,000, Gandy related. (Reeves said the same amount was to be paid for Mrs. Hawley’s death, but that killing Gerlach was worth $10,000). and Durden was arrested at that He did not have $5,000 with him, however, so early “For God’s sake don’t get hot how.” Reeves said he wanted the mon- ey by 9 o'clock the next morning for sure and hung up. Officers immediately went to Donnelly’s home on the outskirts of Lake Wales and arrested him. Other Victims Hinted Sheriff Gordon has hinted there might be others on the death list, with the result the case has been compared to that on the New York gang slayer ring dubbed Murder The sheriff said friends of Don- tions, it was impossible for the| ;, public to visit the Naval Station | ; The General Sherman tree in| i Friends: : I would like to take this opportunity of thanking you for the two great months of Used Car Sales in April and May. I can see by the num- ber of units we moved that you are interested in good, clean, dependable used cars. I have just returned from up-state and purchased a huge selection of the clean- est used cars that I could find. They are. all guaranteed and mechanically OK. I would like to invite each and everyone of you who are looking or anticipating pur- chasing a Good Used Car to look over the selection we have. I have listed approxi- mately 50 that we can offer you for your inspection and approval, giving you a clear- eut description of each. 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