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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-17
CLIFFORD HICKS HAS
OPERATION TODAY

Clifford Hicks, Comptroller of
the Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District, underwent surg
cry this morning at Monroe Gen
eral Hospital. His condition is
listed as serious, although doc
tors report that the surgery twas
satisfactory"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-17

Release Call
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SIXTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade !
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Miss Jane Mac
Larry's Star Dust
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SEVENTH, RACE - SIS mile
Grade Z
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EIGHTH RACE - S.lS mile
Grade ]
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NINTH RACE - kIs mile
Grade
Gay Skipper
Texas Speed
Judy Doll
Range Twilight
Meadow Craft
Legal Looter
Irene HEN
Midnight Caper
TENTH RACE - - mile
Grade 5
Gay Gift
Dancing JM
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C.. o. D.
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Beauty's Gift
Miss Oberlin
Archangel
Tumble Time
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day. which was kept-supposedly
out of reach.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
SILVER SHOP

$3.50 SiverpIoted 52-Pc. Service for
oS
paHs. s;h>arnio+ed T,ovs
2 so Sterno g. Light Condelobro 9sS Das w .dS
$50 Sterling Silver Consoles IA high s4e pas IoS .as
S5 Sverpoted Butter Dish 399 p1s .o% .o1
6o8 sverpoed Sugar. Ceomer Set-se S. pms lo% as
2o8 Siverploted English Shell Butter Dish 1o0 pas Is a1
S4 Sterling coose/Ash Troy Set- 800 pas 1os .a1
$50 Ape Setting imported Stoinless- 5S9
Evening star., 1954-09-30
CEDAR WARDRORES AND
UNPAINTED FURNITURE

The 4h Fla saosr sorn0 and PARkt"0to"
1925 Cedar Wardrobe say
Sove SIS on this big wordrobe II 3ox62 zx2
Use II in your holl closet, bedroom to store clothes
90 e5 Double Cedor Wordrobe 351zx65 1zxzl -54S9
7o5 Utility 3-Tier Toble with Electric Outlet 7x21x5O
l3 o5 Imprinted Knoy Pine Chest 33xl 9xl 4999
Is IS Unponted Hardwood Bookcase 3o28x8A
IS IS Imprinted Hardwood Bookcase, 36x28x8 --1ls9
l8 o5 Imprinted Hardwood Bookcase 42x28x84
24e5 Poker Tobe mahogany color finish green
IS Folding Black Metol Teo Wogon---- -----S.SS
ga IS Imprinted Mr. Mrs. Chest drowers- 249S
Point it youef oeque this handsome NJ g Mrs Chest
II hos roomy dowers Measures 46x33xl4k in Imprinted
knoty pine . ... ...a
II o5 Imprinted 4Drowe Knoy Pine Chest 27xl
SO o5 Imprinted oDrowe Knot Pine Mr. Mrs. Chest 53xozx
81 S. Imprinted 7-rower Knotty Pine Desk,
IA e5 Imprinted Tier Bookcase, Al zx3oxo oA"----lz9
Roomy storage space inside and uobIe on top!
Plastic top 1t 20x24x3o". y - -.
IS o5 Kitchen Postc Top Base Cobinet. lex2ox3e"
1895 Double Door MetoI Wardrobe, 64x24xzo" 1893
o5 Double Door Utility Shelf Cobnet, metol 64xZ4xl
17o5 chenee spoee sover Metal cobine 64xz7x'
80 .05 Douglas 5-Pc. Dinette Set
S3o Heat and chip resont in yellow Or grey 6u
3Ox4O inches when closed but with the S-neh eo
opens to 3ox48 choed leg chairs red yellow Plastic
1895 Imprinted Vanity and Bench Set, 35xl7x3o" "SSS
Evening star., 1954-09-30
CHINA. GLASSWARE AND GIFTS

ras Hn Co. m n. Washington ln
20" Lozy Susan With soIod Bowl
3eo5 Chino Service g. 53Pe Irish Linen" pottem
l4.o5 Dinnerwoe 45Pc Service for 8, Cherry Voile1s9
1895 Turkey Plotter, lo" hand pointed 695
6e5 Settings China 5Pc "cloe" pottern $50
Swedish one nopkn holder with Napkins lzS
LAMPS
PARKtnsto"
24.ee Swing Arm eWoy Floor
10Y Chino toote Lonps- ------3 sos $iS
" '' " 1899
2e go Chino Bristol Toble lomps
S6 Tobe Lamps, II Styles bess and wrought IS
ss9 coeFass Chop Royon Toffeto Lamp Sodes-- 29S
Evening star., 1954-09-30
,ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

az nbeo Mixoster compete with ottochmen 29
a. e5 al Mixer complete with ucer attachment zss
10 SO G Multi-speed Portfolio Mixer ---------- 1875
II o5 G + steon iron 1z.s
IL e5 Presto steom or Dry Iron on---------------l2 l2s
i7 50 @ & Iinhtueoht DIV Iron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Se
ID IS GE TroveI steom Iron Observation-Disclosures los
"a so lniverso CUP Automatic PereoIotor IT'S
30 so niverso )O-Cup Automatic Percootor 1875
81 o5 G Automatic Tooster r----------I5 ISIS
q 90 Toost@aoser Automatic Tooer ------------ le:
81 so Toostmoser De luxe Automatic Tooster IT'S
al 50 e,nheonN A,tomotie Cooker-Frver ----- 2l s
80 50 Universal Combinofon Wolfe Sandwich Grill Il
s. 81 al Combination Wofe Sandwich Grill IT'S
"A az Westnohore Automotic Rooster ------ 2o!
e6 % Reoino Twin Brush Woxer er---------3 3d.!
81 o5 presto A,ron1otic Skillet ------------ zl s
81 o5 s,nbeom Automatic Skillet Observation-Disclosures 49,!
Evening star., 1954-09-30
MIRRORS AND PICTURES

Hsch Co. stu F Washsnston A
80 e5 Vsnetion Mirror. big 56x6o"-
Shosproof Pittsburgh Gloss Door Mo l2x47h" 3ss
soeprocf Pittsburgh Gloss Door Mirror, l454" $40
3os46 Vsneon Mirror Pittsburgh Gloss beveled
Frosd Peswss cndsopss gold sof fomss 2osS" iss
Evening star., 1954-09-30
TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM

Washington pARKtnoon;
34oo5 Kroehes 2Pc. Doveno Suite upholstered in nyon 70
innerspnq doveno and matching chair z9
1926 BeIne Platform Rocker nyon covered foam cuhione
eoors red green, grey and
7
22e e5 Maple 6-Pc Soto Bed Suite chos tobe II
54o5 lo0 Foam Rubber Cushion Chairs. borre lowson
arm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ---------------------z 2
1895 Foom Cushion Traditional
80 e5 Matching Choirs, 5 styles es---------------- 5
1895 Duron pIostic chairs for
1895 Plastic Frede Choir eoos: red bone ehor br
Evening star., 1954-09-30
APPLIANCES. RADIOS


80 o5 Lewt conister Voeuu model attachments So 90
Voter Heoe oeoIon capacity lOyeo worronty
50oe5 Double Door Refrigerator 1854 model door for
freezer Observation-Disclosures ---2so.s5
1925 Bendx Dioomoc Washers and your old wosher1see5
e8c Unbeoobe IS Records IS titles choose
Records SO VI rpm unbeokobIe, so titles S9e
1895 HF Tobe Model Photography mahogany cobne oonotie
record chonqer pIoys all records 1895
54e5 Clock Rodio ivory Plastic eobnet up switch
zi.e5
"a o5 AM Tobe Rodio vory Plastic eobinet ---I6.e5
1895 coey Portfolio Rodio. batteries extra
BLANKETS
PARKinOton
24o5 Embroidered Royon Satin Down-Fled Comforter 1928
1926 Electric BIonket guaranteed for 5o9o royon 5
WOOL Filled Royon-sotin Comforter
1926 AWoo Weight Bonkets coIor royon bound
1898
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6.oo
Evening star., 1954-09-30
DINING ROOM FURNITURE

The Hecht Co., 4h r., Wahin0ton and PARKsn0ton; srd
1926 Modern Lined Oak Dining Room Units. choice
fet,, or tobe or four chairs. Eoch---------
7-Pc. Mahogany Modern, tobe, china. a chairs
47o.e5 Georeion Dining Room, epc., magnificent sty
veneer. TobIe, 5 shield back side chairs, ] arm ch
buffet
1905 Solid Maple 7-Pe. Colonial Dining Group. I
hutch china and buffet
Evening star., 1954-09-30
SPREADS


1898 Liberty Bell" Heirloom Spread 1893
Heavy reversible spreod need oil with
authentic coono designs Extrooroe sizes twin. slxllo
double, o6x l0. In antique white beoched white.
oe8 chompun Royon and Acetote oeto speod single DOUBLE
sss
Pillow shons --- -. -. -.----- -. -. sss
7o8 Frneed CondIewick Spreods SINGLE double S.
Chropun Royon Toffeta Spreods with rue
ottoched 1898
shoms. 4ss; Volon@ee nee .-~----- - 4ss
Country Cousin" Denim spreod irwin double sss
Droperes 1... ~".---- ~-' -. ---' ~ sss
Cote curton 4ss Pillow shos 49, Day Bed Throws 1923
SLTPCOVER AND DRAPERY FABRICS
eth n suer sons PARKnoOn
2e 2es n Perfect Cotton speoe and Drope Fobries 4s"
wide, vo-dyed peshrunk, slight misprints
22o Yd Cotton eorkcoth Fobic, 4S" wide SO
81 e5 Choir Cover in this fobe S22 56eS Soto $44
2ss Upholstery Fobrcs Z 80
So eS Choir reuphostered In ts fobre e----.----sTsS
e6ee Soto vsuphosteEed $e7
Evening star., 1954-09-30

ZSO
You famous Presto 4-auo pressure cooker Cooks
vegetables meets in minutes time Preserves nature
flovors Of foods too. Buy for yourself . for gift!
oo5 Royon Toeto Shower Ensemble curtain and window doPes 49s
4o5 Mroed Woste Bosket with Matching Tissue Box ovo round
3.es
4o5 Wicker Weave Bathroom Hoper. moze black
white 3.9s
sos Nodded Wood Toilet Scot heavy duty white enone fnh 49s
4o5 Carpet Sweeper sefodustne plostie be brush 39s
7o5 MetoI ronno Toble mesh metol
Notehino foam rubber pad and cover set to fit lo9
l4.o5 Outdoor Dryer all meto, with l8 plastic SSs
3o5 Foldno Londy Cort boa clothes wheels
2.9s
aluminium Conster and Range Set with salt shaker
Ape Conster and Grease 3.ss
3:4o Govonized Metol Trosh Con- 20 gallon ass
6.e5 Cherry Wood Sood Serving Set 4 individual bowls.
pcs. for 3Sa
2o8 Quality Toilet Tissues. 900 sheet rolls, postels
20 for las
o5 Hammered Aluminium Fibeaos Insulated Ice Bucket 29s
OK 6Pe Sheffield Stones Steel Seok Set 49s
e5 Bathroom Scale moonied dol oecurote weeht-- 4os
l7 o5 Solid Bross Wood Correr 9.9s
ee5 Electric Dryer with drying stand. oil chrome 4ss
IA o5 Electric Heoe sofety o,Iord orl front ess
: az hammered Aluminium Casserole " ut----- 2.9s
o5 Ainlm Casserole Service 2ouort divided pyx insert 9s
Is o5 Conbinoon Wofer and Sandwich Tooster So
4o5 Ladder Stool Combination oil Steel rubber sofety eod 39
2o5 Frame Oven To Tobe Serving Pieces
Evening star., 1954-09-30

CUEEUN RUUS
Spring PARKington
8ee II Perfect Carpet Royon Pile Boodoo yd 400
Somple o'xl2 reeuIory
1895 Wool Broided ox1Z Rugs 59.95
7o5 Coowoys Votu pile oyon broodloon 5oe So. Yd
so5 Berwick Extro Heavy Cotton Twist Boodoon eoors,
6.e5 So. I'd.
1895 Clover Twist and Princess exl2 Cotton Broodoom
Ruos --: -------<----------- 1895
ST perfect Black Rubber Mats limit customer
CURTAINS
Permanent Finish Rued ooondy curoins 80" wide
the poi 54, e5 Il" lengths pair 29e
81" and 90" enoths 35e
Cotton oeondy Cooee Sets printed Ied tops As" long. 36
ses ehonese Royon Nnon Tooed crtons ivory so wide to
poi, 54", g.. 72", 81" and 80" lengths peir, zss
"Chromeow and Acetote Pinch Peoed Dropees, g.
Y" and 90" lengths coIors------- poir ATT
1898 Fberoos Drow Doperes pinch peoed so" wide po
oored Non curtoins ivory 54 So" 72 s and 90" lengths
FuRuffed NyIon curoins-Ioo" wide to pair 81
Teored 1na poeron. curto s4 wide to poi 5
DUPONT FIBER
Evening star., 1954-10-21

! approve Of those horrible sports
shirts that men wear sometimes
when they want 10 be eraanci-
pated. Or those shorts they
sometimes wear In summer
their legs n'tattractiye enough
for those. But back Ia the days
of George washington and Alex
ander Hamilton men had real
selegance. They wore satin and
yelvets and laces. and nobody
accused them Of being foppish.
ITS too bad our men Of today
can't 60 back to those handsome
fashions Of long ago. and live up
TO their womenfolk.s
There was q crusading light In
the eyes Of Edna Woolman Chase
and q prophetic note in her gently
modulated voice as she smiled at
the fluStered men around the
luncheon table and added:
Maybe they will"
Evening star., 1954-10-21
THE EVENING STAR. washington. .. 6.
THURSDAY OCTOBER Ell, 1854

FRIDAY
Fried Oysters Tartar Sauce
Baked Potato Acorn Squash H
Cabbage-Cdrrot Slalo
Apple Pie toith Streusel Topping Tea
Apple Pie with Streusel Topping.
cups pared and sliced apples "a cup flour
" sugar tablespoons butter
" teaspoon cinnamon Pastry for 1-crust pie
u cup brown sugar
Fit lower crust into 9nch and crimp edges
bne sugar salt and cinnamon and mix with apples Fill pie
For topping butter into and flour and sprinkle
apples Bake 425-degree for 80 minutes until
apples are tender and topping is Drowned. @ ses
SATURDAY.
Braised Short Ribs Uith Vegetables
Brotpn n SerDe Rolls Tossed Garden Salad
Fruit Jello
Braised Short Ribs with Vegetables.
az pounds 1l2 cups bouilon
Salt. pepper -four fat medium carrots
medium onion small onions
u cup celery leaves to medium potatoes
2 sprigs parsley
individual servings Remove any
fat Sprinkle with salt and and roll -four
Dutch melt tablespoons fat and brown short ribs
thoroughly Add sliced onion celery leaves parsley and liquid
Cover and simmer low heat for hours until meat
nearly tender adding liquid small quantities. needed
Add vegetables sprinkle with salt and and continue
cooking covered for 80 minutes until vegetables
Remove meat to platter Skim most of fat from liquid dilute
to the desired strength and hicken with smooth flour and
water paste. Season. Makes servings.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
By Dorothy Roe
Assoeiuisd Press Momen.s { Editor

AtSocut0o FEo1t women Editor
For so years Edna Woolman
Chase has been molding the
fashion tastes Of women all over
the world as ernploye, editor-in-
chief and finally chairman o1
the editorial board Of Vogue
magazine.
Her memoirs. always ii
Vogue" published today, trace
the fashion history Of America
from the days OF the little dress
maker to the present mass
production which makes Paris
fashions available to every
woman in the country within
weeks Of their unveiling.
so Yeors
And for so years this gentle,
soft-spoken lady Of Quaker up-
bringing has been worrying
about quite another matter. She
spoke about it at a small and
intimate luncheon celebrating
the publication of her book, as
she chatted with a few friends
and well-wishers. Said the
aristocratic and ladylike Mrs.
Chase:
i think American women look
wonderful practically all OF the
time. But why can't somebody
do something about the men?n
Evening star., 1954-10-21
Men Need Elegance Says Vogue Editor,

Having seen women through
the hazards sof the dust-rufIie
skirt. the hustle, the fiappel
sack, the Empress Eugene era
the football shoulders of World
War Il. the new look. and
now the "neW, new look, Mrs
Chase feels that the distaff side
is well prepared to cope with
fashion as It comes. But men
well
IT does seem to me they could
look more attractive, !, mur-
INJURED Mrs. Chase Wistfully. y
have observed and reported
mems fashions as well as wom-
ems for all these years. and
give you my word of honor,
could take mans suit Of 1890
from some musty closet. and il
would not vary more than q
half-inch from the things they
are wearing today.
The Some Coots
They have the same ctat and
trousers, the same shirt and
collar. and always that tie that
has to go straight down the
middle.
Women experiment with coli
ors and fabrics and necklines
- especially l1ecklines. Why
couldn't men wear aScots for
q change, or knot their ties on
Evening star., 1954-10-21

, the side--0f do something ID
change the monotony of It ALP
She looked critically at the
well-tailored and conservative
literary editor Of the New YORK
Times. who sat at her left, and
said triumphantly
You see. Mr.. Brown, you are
wearing your tie exactly the
same way as every other man
in the room. Your suit 81 brown,
theirs are gray 0r blue and
that's the only difference. Ma
ture didn't intend It SO, you
know. The males Of every other
species the birds and the
beasts ARE the ones with the
gay plumage and the handsome
pelts. Only in the human race
are the males the drab ones,
while the females gild and
glorify themselves just to at
tract them. 1t doesn't seem
fair. "
Well, now that you mention
It. ] suppose it isn't stammered
the blushing Mr.. Brown. hastily
covering his tie with his hand.
But ! just never happened to
wear an ascot.
Elescnt Homilton
Mrs. Chase warmed to her
subject.
! don't mean, Z she said. that
Evening star., 1954-10-21
Dutch Orchestra to Play

Under the High Patronage
Of Her Majesty. the Queen Of
the Netherlands. and under,
the patronage of Mrs. Eisen-
hover and His Excellency. the
Ambassador Of the Netherlands
and Nine. Van Roijen. the
ConcertgebouW Orchestra Of.
Amsterdam will play here in
Washington at $50 o'clock on
the evening of Tuesday. Mo-
vember %. In Constitution Hall
under the sponsorship of the
Netlerland America Founda-
ton.
Mrs. Parke H. Brady is chair
man of the event. which viii
Evening star., 1954-10-21

Dutch poppy seed odds color ond flavor.
Fried Chicken Crazy Rice
Peas CduHfoUer
Poppy Seed Cake Coffee
Poppy Seed Cake.
cups sfted cake flour IA sugar
" teaspoon salt teaspoon vanilla
teaspoons double-actng ! milk
baking powder whites
"a cup poppy seed "A cup sugar
" cup butter
St together first ingredients poppy Grad
ualy add the butter mix until vanilla and
Of the milk. Add alternately with
ing milk egg whites they peaks;
into wegreased, lightly houred 8x3nch tube
/ hour Is minutes in 350-degree
minutes; turn onto rack to cool completely Dust with conec
ioners'
Veal Outlets ScaHoped Potatoes
French Fried Potatoes Green Beans
Baked CuStard Tea
French Fried Eggplant.
l small eggplant Cracker crumbs
] beaten Fat for frying
! tablespoon water
Pare eggplant and slice 1a-nch thick slices In -nch
strips. Dip into beaten with then roll
cracker crumbs let dry Fry in Deep hot fat 375 degrees F
till golden brown about to minutes Drain towels;
salt. Makes servings
TUESDAY.
Roast Shoulder OF Lamb Mint Sauce
Lima
Lettuce Salad Spoon Srend
Baked Pear
Spoon Bread.
] package corn muffin mix cups milk
2 teaspoons salt egg
Empty of package saucepan add salt and "a
Of the milk and beat until smooth Add remaining milk
mix well. Heat gently stirring mixture sides
and bottom of until thick and from heat
add and beat Pour into
degrees F. IS minutes Makes 6 to servings.
Evening star., 1954-10-21

6Iozed oppIe rings dress up" this foil dinner.
WEDNESDAY
Pork Chops Glazed Apple Rings
Mashed Potatoes Broccoli
Celery-Nut Salad Bueberry Tnrts
chops about tablespoon
Do add Reduce heat; closely
until the turning occasionally Approx
cooking time chops minutes
to hour To apple rings for ganishng
"a meantime, Acup sugar
acup water cook for minutes Add apple rings
sirup and cook until apples are tender and glazed.
THURSDAY
Lamb Pie NTH Parsley Crust
Zucchtni CreGmed Corn
Apricot Whip
Lamb Pie with Parsley Crust.
2h cups diced leftover u teaspoon rosemary
biscuit
gravy tablespoons chopped celery
Heat lamb in the gravy add rosemary. Make biscuit
dough according the directions the package using
mix and adding parsley thin. line mufn
Fill with the lamb mixture with biscuit
dough pricked with Bake for 20 to IS hot
oven 45o degrees FJ until the crust deicaey Drowned
Serves 8. #ss#s #H# BY "Vi."
Evening star., 1954-10-21

help provide ScholarshipS Tor
outstanding Dutch students in
American universities.
Mrs. James Lawrence Hough-
telling | is in charge Of boxes
for the concert. Other COM
mitteel members include Mrs.
John ~. Begg. Mrs. William q.
Holman. Mrs. Garrison Nor
ton, Mrs. Clarence A. Aspin-
wall. MRS. Emerson Bigelow.
Mrs. Stanley K. Hornbeck and
Mrs. J. M. w. Koning Hamil-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-10

irrelevant" to the charges ex.
changed by Army officials and Nc.
carthy. These turn on Army con-
tentions that Mccarthy and his
aides brought improper pressures
for preferred treatment for Pvt.
u. David Schine, wealthy New
Yorker who was an unpaid con.
sultant to the Mccarthy subcom.
m 7 before he was drafted last
fall.
Mccarthy counter-charges that
tne Army tried to stop his inves-
ugatlon of Communists n -
service and tried to use Schine as
a hostage" for that purpose.
At jenkins protest against going
INTO the Peress matter, Mccarthy
argued that it went to "the heart
and SOUL of his counter. charges.
Sen. Mcclellan DARK sided
with Mccarthy in the demand for
the names and Mundt ruled that
stevens must give them to the
committee, although the chairman
SAD that they might not be re-
leased publicly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-10
JOHNS MAKES EARLY
(Continued from Page One)

\OOuLluucO 1rOm rage OueJ
job and their services are needed
they will be retained.
81 am confident that all the new
state employees are doing the work
for which they are being paid, just
as l am confident that other state
employees, recommended or relat.
ed to Sen. Collins and hired during
previous administrations, are do
ing theirs.
Figures compiled in the comp
troller's office will show that in
the seventh months I have been
acting governor the road depart.
ment payroll has increased only
$1o4, GOO. Nearly $4,000 of this rep
resents raises given to workers in
the lower brackets who do not
believe could live on salaries of
$3.50 a month or less.
"The rest represents workers
who are needed because we are
building roads in contrast to the
do-nothing policy Of the Dick Simp-
son board l had to fire. In the 10
other state departments under di-
rect jurisdiction of the governor
the payroll has risen only SIS. 800.
t'The total increase since Sep
tember 1858 in the IL departments
under the governor is less than
$40, 900, not $452, 600 as charged
by the senator from Leon County. !"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-10
|Odham Takes Part
In Statewide
Rally For Collins
By BENNETT DELoAcH

JACKSONVILLE R-Brailey Cd
ham will take leading part on
the program at statewide rally
for Leroy Collins in Tampa to-
morrow night.
Oldham, who ran third in the
first primary vote, will introduce
Collins at the gathering to beheld
in the Tampa municipal auditori-
UNI. Oldham previously said he
will support Collins in the runoff
against Acting Gov. Charley Johns
for the two-year term as governor.
Collins began a fast moving
round of conferences this morn
ing with supporters of Oldham.
After the talk she started out on
a handshaking tour in the down
town business area.
He will top off the day with a
television appearance on WMBR-
TV at $3.50 pm. tonight. He is to
visit city hall, the courthouse, of
flee buildings and talk to transit
workers in the afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-10
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK NEThe stock mar
ket staged a restrained rise today
in early dealings.
The advance took prices up ma.
jor fractions occasionally, but
most gains were small. Almost
every section Of the list was dotted
with minus signs.
Higher on balance were the rail-
roads, steels, motors, and aircrafts.
The chemicals were mostly lower
as were the coppers. Otherwise,
the market was steady to mixed.
Chrysler, Fridays most active
issue with a gain Of Ia, opened
today on q block Of 1000 shares
up " at 61as.
Among higher stocks were New
York Central, Missouri Pacific pre-
ferred, American Smelling, Mathie.
son Chemical, us. Steel, General
Motors, Boeing, Republic Aviation,
and Radio Corp.
Lower were Bethlehem Steel,
Sears Roebuck, Philco, Anaconda
Copper, Du Pont, Westinghouse
Electric, and Pennsylvania Rail.
road.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-10
CONGRESS
|HICHLICHTS

WASHINGTON "a - The Sem
ate Investigations subcommittee
reaches a crossroads in its in
quiry into the McCarthy-Army
row after a weekend Of activity by
Republican members who aim to
cut short the public hearings.
Sen. Everett Dirksen (R-1l) pre-
pares to ask fellow subcommittee
members to call as the next Wit.
ness Sen. Joseph r. Mccarthy (R.
Wis.,. Dirksen suggests other pos
sible witnesses, except Secretary
of the Army Robert T. Stevens,
be heard in closed session - il at
ALL.
Subcommittee Democrats oppose
Dirksen's suggestion, The senti-
ments of Chairman Karl E. Mundt
R-SD) loom as a possibly de-
cisiye unknown factor in any vote
by the group, which the Repubi-
cans control 4-3.
ATOMIC -. The Joint House.
Senate Atomic Energy COMMITTEE
opens public hearings on an ad.
ministration proposal to allow pr.
vate industry a major role in the
development Of peacetime atomic
power. Rep. w. Sterling Cole (R.
N.Y., chairman Of the group, pre-.
diets Congress will approve the
plan, as well as one to exchange
more atomic information with al
lies.
TAXES - The Senate Finance
Committee continues its secret stu
dy of the administration bill which
calls for major revision of the ma
tons tax law.