The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 8, 1954, Page 2

Atoms-For Peace Program Has Gained Strength Children of Key West and Monroe County are imvited to send their letters to Samta Claus to The Key. West Citizen. Each day Santa will read in The Citizen what the girls and boys want for Christmas so that he can start filling orders ahead of time. All letters will be placed: in The Citizen’s Special Mail Bag and sent to Santa at Toyland, North Pole, by special airplane. Children are asked to make their letters as brief inn goneible and to be sure the writing is legible. Christmas will be here before you know it, so get busy and start sending your letters to Santa at The Key West Citizen. Dear Santa, » 1, 1 want a tent. 2. I want a walking doll. 3. I want a pencil box. 4, 1 want a bird 4. 1 want a bitd. . L want a dog. . I want a book. want a Chinese doll. I want story book. Nancy Domenech 45-1 Poinciana, ar Santa Claus, lay I.please have a tent, boat a life jacket. I please have a pocket) please have water boots, please have an airplane. please have a cowboy suit. | mother have a new car, | ‘Tony Domenech Dear Santa Claus, ° ‘Please bring me a service sta- tion, a dump dtuck, an airplane. . Thank you. Merry Xmas to you. : Richard Merrill, Jr. 54 Rest Beach Age 5 Dear Santa, | Will you please bring me a dia- per bag, and a stroller and a ba- by doll. My sister wants the same | things. My brother wants a basket ball and.a pop gun. Love, school. IT am good at home, I do not tell lies. I want a cowboy suit. Sineerely yours, Rodney Domenech Dear Santa Claus, TI love you Jauanita Navarro Dear Santa, Please bring me a helicopter. And a Prince Valiant sword and shield. . Thank you, . Michael Kenneth Knowles Dear Santa Claus, I want a doll house and a make- up set. I want a doll. My baby brother who is two yeazs old wants a Howdy Doody doll and a, haby service station, « Thank you Santa. Merry Xmas. ’ Donna Mae Merrille 54 Rest Beach Dear Santa, My name is Chris Davis. I am six years old. My brother’s name is Pat. He is two years old. We have not been very good boys, but we will be good from now on. Santa, I want a rifle, a desk and blocks to build houses with and what other things you think I should have: Pat wants some pu'l toys, a play telephone and a peg Since Eisenhower Made Proposal A Year Ago -MTOMS FOR PEACE 580 By WARREN ROGERS JR. | WASHINGTON (® #— President, _Eisenhower’s. atoms-for-peaee pro* .posal. has. taken. hold. despite. the: runcertain future seer for it when {exactly one year ago today. Eisenhower's proposal electrified the U.N. General Assembly then and) captured the imagination off the free world Four days ago a approval on the program in some- Such’ acceptance could hardly have been seen a year ago by the men who.-helped “Eisenhower. re- juggle his speech to include the atoms-for-peace proposal, them furiously eranked out texts aboard the presidential plane Columbine muda to New York. Reporters whe met the Colum- bine at La Guardia Field were sur- prised to fimd’the speech printed on sheets of different sized paper,| a giveaway that something had been added. This something was the atoms-for-peace plan, con- ceived as a ray of. hope im what otherwise would have been a gloomy speech. Eisenhower agreed to make the speech \in response to mounting pressure to give the public more information about the horrors of atomie war. He told the U.N. the U.S. atomic stockpile had more explosive power than all the bombs and all the shells dropped. and) fired throughout World War II. Then he made his appeal: (1) pool atomic materials. and know- how among the nations principally involved, necessarily includ- ing Russia; (2) work out details in| “private conversation” undertaken im good faith. The immediate Russian reaction was an outburst of derision. The Soviets, however, reconsidered and came out with a more sober state- ment after the rest of the world applauded Eisenhower. The Soviets said Eisenhower’s idea was good but did not go far “nough. They said it should pro- hibit :atomie weapons by a pledge not to use them. The United States repeated that such a pledge was include a system of inspection to make sure nobody cheated. The Russians said no to this. | privately on ways and means of getting Eisenhower's program un- rare unanimous vote: stamped: U.N. |’ taking the President from Ber-| ~ Defionse Will Try Proving Marital Bliss Of Sheppards By RIELMAN MORIN man at the time his wife CLEVELAND —- Br. Samuel|¥25 murdered. _ ‘Sheppard's lawyers’ summoned a new set off vtillnessets today to sup-|- port a main pillar’ of his defense —that he was a happily married The Weatherman Says: Key West and Witinity: Mostly partly cloudy todt.iy thru Thursday; warmer tonight. a4 nd Thursday with low tonight near 64 - 65 and high on Thursday néar %6 - 78, Mod- erate, oceasiond lly fresh easterly winds becoming southeast Thurs- Florida: Inert:asing cloudiness with slowly rising temperatures this afternoon, tonight and Thurs- day. Scattered showers extreme north portion "Dbursday. Jacksonville thru the Florida |j, Straits: Modery ite northeast to east winds fresh af: times ovgr south portion becomiiag moderate east to southeast ever south portion and southeast te s@uth over north por- tin. Thursday partly cloudy wea- ther except mostly cloudy in ex- treme north partion Thursday. East Gulf: Moderate easterly winds becominy; southeast to south over south portion and southerly over north portion by Thursday. Partly cludy w@ather except most- ly cloudy in extreme north portion Thursday. Western Caribbean: Moderate oc- caionally fresh northeast to east winds thru Thursday. Partly cloudy weather with only a few showers. ‘Observation Taken at Post Office Building, 7:00 A.M. EST, Key West, Fla., Dec, 8, 1954 Temperatures Highest yesterday ing, said he kept moaning: I tried to get to her . . don’t happen. ” behind,” the witness testified. ‘ing with cold.” a previous witness, Mrs. Eileen Huge, the techni-| cian, who X-rayed him that morn- “I heard Marilyn screaming and Sheppard also cried out once, “I thought I saw someone on the ach... . Something hit me from Mrs. Huge said she found a “red mark” on his neck on the left rear side, and blood in his mouth and on his teeth when she asked to open his jaws so she could make an X-ray. She said he was “shak- The same statement came from Mrs. Anna Franz, a nurse who helped un- dress Sheppard in the hospital. His clothes, she said; were “soaking Joy Ride Ends In Punishment BLACKFOOT, Idaho » — Four teen-aged took a joy ride yesterday, one that landed them in county custody. Officers said the old-model |ecoupe, driven by 19-year-old Floyd | Coby, overturned along the Rose- Groveland Road. Unhurt, the boys righted it and drove on. But four miles down the road, the coupe was demolished when it mt out of control and crashed into a bridge abutment. Mon,, Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. “420 SOUTHARD ST. SERVICE STATION Francis at Truman DIAL 2-9193 ‘Your PURE OIL Dealer Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries ACCESSORIES RADIO and| a Factory Methods Used— All Work Cuaranteed Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment | FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE| SERVICE—SEE DAVID CIFELLI 928 Truman Avenue 25000 Eskimo Nite Sunday Night 2 Pieces of Furs will be Awarded Each Sunday Night Even so, negotiations began Lowest last night _ Mean _ Normal wet” and his skin was ‘‘clammy.” When she tried to take his tem- perature, she said, the thermom- TELEPHONE 2-6008 eee eter didn’t register. Precipitation “His feet were—well, shriveled MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY: 7:00 = 10:23 SHOWDOWN, 8:57 THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY TONY CURTIS Sensation of thes Generation! J = FLESH and ve 4 FURY » MONROE Thurs. - Fri. « Dec. 9-10-11 / ON OUR STAGE See the... World Famous Mechanical Man IS IT HUMAN??? IS IT A MACHINE???799? Make It Smile | and WIN.TWO | | FREE PASSES, ae _ Make It Laugh der way. In private exchanges, | American and Soviet leaders talked over details. Then, along about midsummer, the talks foun- dered. In the. meantime, the United Total last 24 hours Total this month _. Excess this month Total this year _ Excess this year Linda. Age 8 Dear Santa, , 1 want a tent please. I want «|° Doat please, I] want an airplane board. I will be waiting for your visit. Yours truly, Chris and Pat 3512 Duck Ave. P. S. I signed Pat’s name for .|—as though they had been in wa- .|ter for a long time,” she said. .|. Part of Sheppard’s story is that .|he was knocked out in a struggle .|in the bedroom. Then he says he {thought he saw a “form” out- Relative Humidity. 7 A.M. please. I want a pocket knife, J [pi as he is only two years want water boots. T am good at old and cannot write, a Legionitems @ States dealt Russia out and got together with several allies on a revised version of the plan. Instead of a pool which would hold mater- "Barometer (Sea Level), 7 A.M, , }side, moving toward the lakefront ials as well as data, they. discusse a clearing information would flow which have | not. Eisenhower's original proposal Full Moo house through which and nuclear goods among those ‘nations a 30.14 ins.—1020.7 mbs, Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 7:01 am. Sunset __ 5338 p.m, Moonrise 5:25 p.m, Moonset 6:31 am. ee 8 and those which have below his home. He pursued the assailant, ‘he says, and was struck down a second time, and came to with the lake waves washing over him. He says he does ‘not know how long he, was in the water. Prior to the testimony from the | two women, Dr. Richard, Sheppard, | under cross-examination, said dis- agreements between his.. brother FOR YOUR TELEVISION OR RADIO Cak = 28511 Fniico TV Sales and Service KEY WEST RADIO & TV SERVICE 826 DUVAL STREET ~ Trade-In, Allowances and WIN $10.00 PLUS—On Our Screen The Lusty Men By NORMAN KRANICH with Post Commander, Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, |was aimed also at inspiring some Sam and Marilyn were of a/ “mi- | sort’ of break in the disarmament] TOMORROW'S nor character.” He said he con- American Legion The. Santa Claus picture taking booth, located at ‘the San Carlos Theatre, js doing a rushing busi- ness these days. With only a few days remaining for taking the pic- tures, we show promise of setting and all time record. You are not asked to give to charity; only to} have a picture of your child made with Santa. Claus for a nominal fee. Money derived from this pro- ject is being used to fill Christ- mas baskets for the needy. We are open from 5 to 8 p. m. on week days, and from 2 to 8 p. m, on Saturdays. Won’t you please stop} by and see us? Arthur’ Sawyer} Post Santa Claus picture taking | booth Committee thanks all who have been in to see us so far, and promise early delivery on the pic- “tures. ME See ee Flag Presentation The Key West Guard of Honor, under the command of Captain U. J. Delgado, participated in the pre- sentation of flags at. the American Legion Post home at Marathon, on Sunday. Flags of our country were presented to the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, High School, and the Fire Department. bie SHI. Key Lime Festival Also on Sunday December 5, the next regular Post meeting on We nesday night December 8. Yours Bes oa ae Country Vaceine May Prove End ‘Of Syphilis CHICAGO (®—Encouraging evi- dence that a syphilis preventive can be developed was reported by a medical team today. The doctors based their hopes | for a syphilis vaccine on the re- sults of 15 months of experiments with 62 volunteers at Sing Sing Penitentiary in Ossining, N. Y. Such a. vaccine would complete | medical science’s one-two punch knockout of the disease. For ‘sev- eral years doctors have been cur- ing syphilis with penicillin. Dr. John C. Cutler, senior sur- geo and acting chief of the vene- real disease program of the U.S. Public Health Service, described the experiments at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology, Before the infection, an injection ‘deadlock. It was thought that by diverting attention to peaceful ‘ses some progress might be pos- sible on barring wartime uses: This disarmament feature was jettisoned in the feeling it would be unwise to strip Western Allies of defensive power if Russia were un- touched by any such pledge. Congress, meanwhile, approved ‘modernization of the 1946 Atomic Energy Act. The effect was to per- mit private development of atom- ie power plants and to allow a fuller exchange of nuclear secrets with friendlier nations. Last September, when the U.N. got under way again, Secretary of State’ Dulles appeared before the delegates to ‘press again for the President’s proposal. Then the shift from pool to \clearing house was publicly re- vealed. The United States an- nounced it was putting up nuclear materials for fuel in experimental atomic power plants to be built In the end; despite bitter words, versations had moved into a new |phase. Eisenhower, announcing this early last month, voiced the hope these talks — also secret — | would “‘be more fruitful” than the | first phase. TODAY'S Russia went along. About that) time the stalled U.S.-Russian con-| ‘TIDES (Naval Base) Time of Hi of Tide highwater Low Tides 3:05 am. 2:07 p.m, ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Bahia Hondas (bridge) .....—oh 10m (east end) ....+2h 20m Boca Chica Sandy Pt. No Name Key Caldes Channel (north end) doctor.” Aged Pilot Isn’t Grounded Long Station— High Tides 9:45 a.m. 8:49 p.m. 9.0 Montee, 92, the nation’; ah dom only for a moment. tomobile but when an ambulan attendant suggested that he go +2h 10m the hospital, he said: “Just put $4 ft. (—)—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (4+)—Plus sign: Corrections te be I'll be on my way.” by. The driver was not held. Temperatures AT 7:30 A.M., EST Atlanta — 30| Augusta — tn 19} Birmingham — WH 38 Bismark Buffalo __ Charleston - Chicago Corpus Christi - {Denver weap. St ee 28 p33] aa. 28. sidered the murdered woman “a bit jealous of Sam’s work as a ‘LOS ANGELES W®—~A traffic ac- cident grounded James W. (Dad) M oldest ac- tive licensed pilot, yesterday, but He was knocked down by an aie patch on this.cut on my head and The attendant did, and Montee took off, walking to his home near- NOW OPEN The New KEY WEST SPORTS CENTER Lounge - Bar _ Package Store 7AM. -1 A.M. Daily 1342 Fleming FREE PARKING IN REAR ENTRANCE TODAY ONLY Robert Mitchum and Susan Ha There Will Be No Extra Admission For This STRAND 100% Air Conditioned Box Office Opens at 1:45 P.M, CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM THERE ON “The Finest and Largest Theatre in Key West eee screemtnnae gn erect neen inert SR ST SR SEE Last Times Today | Thurs. - Fri, -Sat. 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Many leading is-| New Orleans sen; “Will the American people | immunity develops during the|sues. were quite active at Un-| New York wake up before or after it is too; course of human syphilis. Ths | changed prices. \Norfolk __ late?” jconfirms the concepts of immu-| Trading was brisk. The tape fell | Okjahoma City Other guests included Southern | nity established in animal experi-| behind as much as four minutes Omaha . 25: gage Area Vice Commander Billy And- | mentation. im reporting floor transactions, but) Pensacola 48 erson;,Tenth District Commander! “The 15-month study also devel-| it caught up quickly. Pittsburgh 15 ‘Victor Wildt, and various Post Com-| Ped information the | Steels were mostly lower, motors | Roanoke Manders of the tenth district, * | Possibility? that a vaccine mignt|steady, rubbers mixed, merchan-| St. Louis _ x ee be developed to immunize against |dising shares mixed, aircrafts|San Antonio _ Rush Fox News Cartoon Box Office Open: 1:45 - 9:00 P.M. 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