The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 27, 1954, Page 2

Wee t THE KEY WEST CITIZEN — seturday, November 17, 1954 | AS coe PYG PS. SDR ER ge a : ee “From The Ocean To The Pan” ALL YOU CAN EAT! Chef, Salad - Cole Slaw - Rolls and Butter ® MONDAY ONLY . THE LossTeR CAN EAT .. © Open For Breakfast 7:00 A.M. THE BOULEVARD NATIVE SEA FOOD HOUSE ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD AT FIRST STREET moor A DELICIOUS OUS SUNDAY DINNER Banana Tree Grill ‘ §23 Truman Avenue Fruit Cup or Homemade Soup FRIED CHICKEN Whipped Potatoes - Fresh Vegetable Relishes - Salad Hot Rolls - Dessert - Beverage ALL FOR $1.65 or Choose From 20 Other Entrees Bring The Children! Special Prices DINWER SERVED 12 NOON TO 8:36 P.M. > gga Social Club Presents A -Free-For-Members DANCE Tonight Moy. 27, 0PM. -2 A.M. CUBAN CLUB : >* Music By “Los Jovenes del Cayo” ADMISSION: MEMBERS: FREE _ _— $1. i —— Ladies, $1.25 21" EMERSON TABLE M MODEL TV SET WILL BE GIVEN AWAY! Come One! Come All! Subscribe To The Citizen-25c Weekly Non-Members: Teamsters e End Strike e 5 In Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH W—AFL Team- sters Local 249 has ended a costly year-long strike against five major | department stores—paving the way |for settlement by 11 other AFL | unions involved in the walkout. A new contract, signed yester- day, brought hope the 11 other unions will settle quickly. The teamsters’ rank and file voted 422- 299 to authorize signing of the three-year. pact. . Sources close to both sides in teamsters lost three million dollars in wages. During the walkout the | Stores have withheld earnings re- ports. Informed observers estima- ted, however, the strike cost the stores between 25 and 40 per cent of their normal gross business. ‘The teamsters struck a year ago today. The main issues were whether the union or the stores should. determine when helpers were needed on trucks and when the stores could use parcel for deliveries. The union had rights under the old contract. The agreement gives the stores the power to decide when to as- sign helpers. As for use of parcel post, the stores agreed to use this form of delivery only when all drivers are working. : The teamsters’ strike was quick- ly joined by other AFL unions. Union spokesmen say 2200 remain ‘on strike today. But, as they have | since the strike started, the stores —Kaufmann’s, Horne’s, Gimbel’s, | Frank & Seder and Rosenbaum’s |=continue | operating. Those work- ing are either members of ClO unions or do not belong to any union. ‘Joan Blondell Is Sued By Comedian NEW YORK (#—Comedian Bob- by Clark is suing actress Joan Blondell for $12,000 which he says she borrowed from him in 1948, The action was disclosed yester- | day in State Supreme Court when | Justice Irving L. Levey reserved decision on Clark’s motion to ex- | amine Miss me = questions pertai to Mind Rondel former wife of Broadway producer Mike Todd, en-' tered s general denialemnd charged the examination Tequest was @ expedition. Clark said, he lent the money Sept. 30, 1948, and was promised | repayment with interest by Jan. 1, 1949. 7 A.M. +1 A.M. Daily i Tia LaCONCHA HOTEL the controversy estimated the| ble or Navy Hears Of |Ejected Heekler Files Charges Swaps Made By Its Sailors WASHINGTON (®—The Navy is investigating reports that some American sailors in Hong Kong and .other Asiatic ports have traded Navy equipment for curios, liquor, women and possibly naz- cotics. Special investigators were as- signed to Hong Kong three weeks ago by the Far East Command. This was disclosed by the Navy yesterday after an Associated Press story from Hong Kong re- ported equipment trading by gulli- | *# dishonest Am grag e Pers The’ Navy said Adm. Robert 83. Carney, chief of naval aettian: this week warned all commanders and officers in the Western Paci- fic they. must “comport themselves not only with legality, but also bee dignity, discretion, and good tes.” i's added, in response ® in- aa that pilfering from ships has been a recurrent problem. it said some of this was done with the connivance of ‘merchants and | hawkers, who used to board Navy ships in Eastern ports to peddle their wares. Last year, the Far East Com- merchants to board ships at Hong Kong. This order was difficult to administer and a flat prohibiton of all visits Bu merchants later was put in eff The Navy said it Teceived re- ports in the past natives had traded narcotics for ship equip- ment supplied by American sailors on liberty. a” TRUMAN SCHOOL MEETINGS SET The executive board of the TULSA, Okla. (M—A 40-year-old Tulsa widow was held today for | Oct. 6 and a state- cyighrgy au- topsy showed poison in his through a lonely hearts club. | Tulsa County officers were to, leave for Lexington, N.C., today | to join an investigation into the | death of Harley Lanning. Langing | married Mrs, Doss in 1947 and | died in 1952 at the age of 54. His | death had béen attributed to a} heart condition. |_ Edmondson said two of Mrs. } Doss’ husbands died shortly after | making her the beneficiary of \Against Vice-President Nixon SAN FRANCISCO, (®—Vice Pres- ident Richard Nixon faces a $150,- 000 suit, charged with assault, bat- tery and false mment by. a man ejected from a political rally last month after a heckler shouted, | “tell us a dog story, Dick.” The heckler’s remark came as Nixon was finishing a speech at a San Mateo, Calif., rally Oct. 29. Guards began escorting James Heavey, 33, of San Francisco, trom the but when the speech ended, Nixon called him | g95, yp and lectured him on freedom of speech. Heavey’s suit charges he was as- fonsge battered and falsely de- tained by 12 men under Nixon’s suffering “grave and | severe humiliation, embarrassment and shame, including shock and injury to his nerves and nervous system.” The complaint describes the man who seized. Heavey as “agents, servants and employes” of the vice President who “were at all times acting within the course and scope} , of their employment and under the direction and control and super- vision” of Nixon. The suit asks $50,000 general and $25,000 punitive damages for as- sault, and the same amounts for being “restrained without his consent.” For Bargains Galore, Read ' The Citizen’s Classified Ads :. Ca Col SAND BAR PRESENTS Norman Your Favorite Organist | Vocalist Green rol lier Box Office Open: 1:45 - 9:00 P.M. 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Salads Rolls and Butter $1.25 Broiled Salisbury Steak, Munshroom Sauce $1.60 1.35 Roast Sirloin of Beet, Mushroom Sauce ___ 1.70 1.40 Virginia Baked Ham, Fruit Sauce _._—=..——é«d:« 7s 1.75 Seafood Platter with Lobster, Drawn Butter 2.10 2.00 Roast California Turkey, Cranberry Scuce, Oyster Dressing ...... 2.35 2.78 Broiled Filet Mignon, Century Style. 3.10 Mixed Green Salad with Chef's Dressing Buttered June Peas Asparagus Hollandaise Baked Hubbard Squash Assorted Hot Breads, Muffins, Butter and Honey Bread Pudding with Vanilla Sauce Ice Cream Sherbet Tella COMPLETE DINNER PRICE