The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 21

Mond.y, j.n.:i. 1952 cccc jait iFrattrtero focamtarr 2 I 12 HIM ii ji i i I 'C 1 shop today 9:30 to 9 pm! Q) a great saves of filth floor housewares department! 49 Monday Medley: BAD GAG S-BY-TIIE-B A Chinese leaders and police officials will meet at noon today in a Chinatown restaurant to work out a compromise deal on the shooting of firecrackers during Chinese New Year's (the celebration starts this wk-end), The compromise: only small firecrackers will be allowed, thje shooting must be confined to one hour at noon and one hour at night, and the 'crackers must be sold to Chinese only. "I don't want to see any peddlers selling their stuff to whites," thundered Chief Mike Gaffey the other day, whereupon Marvin Lewis, atty. for the Chinese Six Companies, inquired archly: "Not even Occidentally?" Big Ed Wilson, the Congressional candidate, was driving his car across Market at Montgomery Fri. noon and stalled right in the middle of the dizzy intersection.

The oncoming motorists, of course, immediately began blowing their silly horns, to the point where Wilson, grinding on the starter, blew his top. "Awright, awright," he shouted to Gordon Soltau, the 49er football star, who was sitting in the back seat, "open the doors and let 'em Maestro Pierre Monteux got a laugh for himself in front of the F'mont a couple of mornings ago. He was walking his tiny French poodle, Fifi, and as they approached that live elephant (the one with the "I like Ike" banner on it) a Republican shouted nervously: "Hey, keep that.dog away might scare the elephant" Glancing down at eight-pound Fifi, Monteux chuckled: VYou hear zat, Feefee? Zat beeg GOP elephant ees afraid of a leetle Democratic Traffic Cop Pat Byrne, wfio pilots a tricycle along Van Nessi was writing out a ticket for' an illegally parked car one aft? last, week when up bustled the owner. "Hey," he snapped at Pat, "you can't do that. There ain't no chalk mark on my tire wiped it off myself ae 3tc sc THE TALKTAIL LOUNGE: Pat Valentino, the heavyweight boxf ighter, has his Millbrae home up for sale and will move to H'wood for keeps.

Plenty movie jobs, is why. I figger Pat will be a sensation down there at least sartorially. His rainbow-hued sports jackets, shirts and ties all made by his wife, Shirley are the wildest. Even Hollywood will blink twice through its dark glasses Insidem from Art Bell, the florist: Practically all the tulips and daffodils on sale around town now have been imported from N'York storms ruined the local crop Ed Baron, the Marina moneybags, is plotting a six months' tour of Europe; meaning he'll be the next to resign from the Public Utilities Commission? January is like this: The Chi-Chi, long one of the brighter night spots along our B'way, is about to cut out its shows on the other hand, Dick Miller, the Sausalito yacht salesman, reports that he b.as mora customers for boats than he has boats for customers; amazed me, too. 5jf )(c j(c OF HUMAN INTEREST: Leave us consider, for the nonce case.pt a husband and wife who run a thriving baRery in the Sunset District She loves to gamble, but he won't hear of it However, several days ago he was called to Lozangeles on business and you can guess what happened.

She cleaned out the cash register and scurried to Reno, where she was promptly cleaned out herself Nevertheless, there was a train she could catch that'd get her back to S. F. well before her husband. So she boarded it "The City of San Francisco" She was he passenger who sat huddled in her seat throughout the snowbound ordeal, crying steadily and quietly, hour after hour. SAN FRANCISCAN Herbert Edward Law, the historic cap another in specials frotn our jumbo garbage can it's galvanized! 3 1 -gal.

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He commutes to Sonoma by bus every day (he doing a mural there) and a few morn Insrs back he arrived at the Sausalito Greyhound station to dis cover that his bus had left three was burning plenty, raised such finally rolled out a bus, and he a in a middle seat with unbending dignity. Tony Barrett, who has been peddling his sweet-scented lavender in front of the Emporium for decades, will get his Big Night next Thursday, when a Briddish movie titled "The Lavender Hill Mob" opens at the Bridge Theater; Tony the Lavender Man will be the guest of honor, and it all sounds quite Remember Trlnce Modune. the man who sued a Towell Hotel for alleged discrimination? "Chauvinists," he called 'em. So now applied pretty well when Law Here's the difference: Carl Jim Pack, was in L. A.

on mad. Such a wizeguy. When to close the doors real fast so pinch 'em in the place where bucking for a Meanie Man of the minutes early. Well, Rome, who fuss that the Greyhound people rode all alone to Sonoma, sitting nice and Sanfranciscoish. Oxford accented Nigerian noble.

and Bay Meadows racetrack cal ed "Bit or Arnca. ine Millionaire Mortimer Fleish- (and he's a day), is planning Atty. Ed Newman, just I'm sorry. They can't all Newest addition to here is Warren Sweitzer, tell you that Warren was Hillsgrove, Khode lsiana. day, and when she got she discovered oops give me your 13 cents and Mrs.

Borden, bowled off with her head in the find out that the inspector's Examiner avery day axwpt Saturday In running- a drive in chauvinist. MEET THE PEOPLE: hacker, who's 85 if he's a day a trip to South America admitted to the bar. is already cn Easy St. He lives in S'Leandro, at 2475 Easy and be rems. v'know.

Still friends? the Philippine Air lines staff and what could be more appropriate, I ask you? I ask you, but do you tell me? No. So I'll born on Sept. 24, 1930, over IN an airplane. SHORTSNORT: Attractive Mrs. Clay Borden was driving to Oakland the other to the Bay Bridge toll plaza that she had only 13 cents in her bag So she explained her plight to an inspector who, bowled over by her charm, cooed: "Here take this Quarter for the collector.

Repay me any time And charge it up to love!" over bv HIS charm, drove clouds. Maybe she'll never name is rea vove. Hsrb Caen'i column appears In Tha.