The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 22, 1954, Page 12

The Weatherman Says Key West and Vicnity: Clear to partly cloudy thru Saturday with Tisk of widely scattered showers Saturday. Not much change in temperature with low tonight near 72 and high Saturday near 82 - 84. Moderate, occasionally fresh northeast winds becoming varia- Florida: Fair and continued mild to cool thru Saturday except partly cloudy and fewer showers on lower east coast. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits: North to northeast winds, moderate over north portion and moderate to fresh over south por- ion thru Saturday. Partly cloudy weather with few showers mostly over south portion. East Gulf: Gentle to moderate northeasterly winds thru Saturday. Clear to partly cloudy weather. Western Caribbean: Moderate to fresh northeasterly winds over north portion and gentle to mod- tate variable winds south portion thru Saturday. Partly cloudy wea- ther with a few showers, ... Weather Summary for the Tropi- cal Atlanite, Caribbean Sea Area and the East Gulf of Mexico: Wea- ther are about normal throughout the hurricane belt with no signs of a tropical storm.. Observation Taken at Post Office Building, 7:00 A.M., EST, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, October 22, 1954 |Ex-Convict Slays Chicago Cop In Bar Gun Battle CHICAGO (# — An ex-convict, hunted by police for nearly four months after his escape from the | » Criminal Courts building, fatally shot a policeman in a gun fight in a North Side saloon last night. Detective Charles P. Annerino, 30, was shot near the heart by! Gus Amedeo, 26, whom he had sought to arrest. Annerino slumped to the floor but fired one shot at the fleeing fugitive. He died an hour later at a hospital. Annerino’s partner William Murphy, lunged at the gunman as he attempted: to flee. But after a brief struggle, Amedeo broke free and fled through the front door- way. He collided with a third de- tective, John Bosquette, who said he was unable to hold Amedeo. Murphy and Bosquette chased the gunman and emptied their re- volvers at him before he dis- appeared through a passageway. Murphy said -he heard Amedeo gasp as if wounded. _ Annerino was ranked as a hero in the police department. Since joining the foree eight years ago | he had killed three bandits and wounded four others in gun fights.’ | ik USS Guavina Returns From Cruise TODAY'S STOCK MARKET NEARLY HOME—Crew members of the submarine Guavina gathered on the deck as the ship docked Thursday morning, taking pictures and searching the crowd gathered at the dock for the first glimpse of their waiting families—Official U.S. vi Key West, Fla., Oct. 22,1954 | new yoRK w—Slightly lower prices prevailed in early trading in the stock market today. Selected shares managed to post gains, however. The pace of trading was rather slow. Texas Pacifie Land Trust rose more than a point on company .| Plans to set up a new corporation .| to carry on an oil business. Studebaker - Packard was fractionally higher following news of a good demand for 1955 Stude- bakers. Issues going moderately lower iheluded U.S. Steel, Chrysler, Good- rich, Douglas, Radio Corp., Con- solidated Edison, DuPont, \New York Central, Union Pacific and Cities Service. Higher were General Motors, Texas Co., Schenley, Standard Oil (NJ) and Chesapeake & Ohio. .| Bahia Honda (bridge) .....—ch 10m (east end) ...+-2h 20m Chicas) Sandy Pt. No Name Key Caldes Channel (north end) +2h 10m +14 ft (—)—Minus sign: to be subtracted. (+)-Plus sient Corrections to be -added. 9.0 #, ch &m Time of Height of Tide high water High Tides Low Tides 7:58 a.m. 1:21 a.m. & 7:52 p.m. 1:28 p.m. * ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Lewinsky's Men's Shop Proudly Presents The Newest and Smartest in Men’s Wear for Fall... 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The wives and children of the crew were also on hand to greet their love-ones as well as the band from the USS Bushnell. LOOKS GOOD, BUT IT’S GOT TO GO—J. N. Hudson, gunners mate first class from the submarine Guavina, is trying to explain the growth on his face to his wife and children. Mrs. Hudson broke the news that the beard must come off before papa went home.—Official U.S. Navy Photo. had been discussed “only ix the ymost general terms.” Hull also said sales of military supplies on the Korean m b t + and e tablish a hwan re- did not elaborate. Money Exchange -|Rate Talks Fail \In Seoul, Korea SEOUL (®—Gen. John E. Hull, U.S. Far East commander, said tonight his talks with Korean offi-| cials on the dollar-hwan exchange | E RED 3 rate havé ended “in complete fail-| PEEL QOD AGAIN FAST ure.” | with famous 5.5.5. TONIC serve. | Before leaving for Tokyo after! two days of fruitless conferences with President Syngman Rhee and| { other South Korean officials, Hull | said U.S. Treasury checks and | greenbacks would be converted! into Korean hwan to meet the| Army’s needs in Korea | An exchange rate of 500 hwan to $1 will be used, Hull said. The legal rate is 180, the black market ranges from 600 to 800. For A Quick Loan | $25 TO $300 Heart of the dispute is South See “MAC” Korea’s refusal to raise the ex- | ee change rate to what the United 703 Duval Street TELEPHONE 2-855$ States considers realistic. South Regularly $4.58 GAL. Korea cut off hwan advances to White Paint $2.99 the U.S. 8th Army Oct. 1. The Army has been unable to pay its Monroe Specialty Co. 1920 FLAGLER AVE. 100,000 Korean employes since. Hull also indicated there had been no progress on other outstand- ing differences over the handling of the 700-million-dollar U.S. econo- mic and military aid program for Korea. 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Smith ‘that he plans to resyb- mit to the new Congress his health reinsurance program, which was shelved by the GOP-led 83rd Con- gress. Eisenhower termed “‘the logical alternative to socialized medicine” his program which calls for gov- ernment guarantees of up to 75 per cent of the losses suffered by private and nonprofit insurance firms through voluntary expansion of their health and medical pro- grams. The President spent a good part of yesterday boosting the candi- dacies of Sen. Irving Ives, who °s seeking the. governorship of New York, and Clifford P. Case, who is running for the Senate in New Jersey. One of the highlights of his day was a 34-hour automobile tour of the populous Manhattan, Brooklyn and Bronx sections during which he stopped from time to time :o chat with citizens. Vice President Nixon planned to be off by plane today for Billings, Mont., after boosting GOP candi- dacies in Illinois. | Speaking in Rock Island, Ill last night, Nixon said every Dem. ocratic and Republican aspirant | for election to the House and Sen- | ate should say publicly how he | stands on the Eisenhower admin-| istration security program. | Nixon asserted that “any candi-| date who refuses to take a stand | in favor of the President’s pro- gram will by that action disqual- | ify himself to represent the Ameri- | can people in the nation’s eal during these critical times.” Meanwhile, Democratic House | Leader Rayburn of Texas was in Independence, Mo., home town of former President Harry S. Tru- man, Introduced by Truman, Ray- burn told a rally a Democratic Congress will be elected Nov. 2 and then “will lay down such a constructive program that even President Eisenhower will take it to his bosom.” Elsewhere in Independence, John Roosevelt appeared before a GOP audience and said the last week has produced what he called a groundswell of support for Re- publican erngressional candidates. The official nickname of West Virginia University teams is the “Mountaineers.” Training Movie Shots Completed At Air Station After two weeks of location shoot- ing, representatives of the Naval Photographic Center departed Key West and Airship Development Squadron 11 for their headquarters at Washongtin, D. C. The job of the photographie Fast, Efficient Television Installation and Repairs team was to film a complete train- | ing movie on special phases of an- ti-submarine warfare as applied to| airships. 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