Word: hotelman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Murrow's Person to Person reached to California to show how the other half of 1% of the population lives-in a visit to Hotelman Conrad Hilton's 61-room Bel-Air home. Hilton led the cameras through endless hallways, lounges, state dining rooms, silver vaults and patios-all of them bearing a startling resemblance to Statler lobbies. It was almost a relief, in the second part of. the program, to visit the 4½-room Manhattan apartment of Red Buttons, who did a serviceable imitation of Hilton by patting his wall and confiding that it was made...
...HOTELMAN CONRAD HILTON, who now has four hotels abuilding outside the U.S. (in Havana, Mexico City, Acapulco and Istanbul), will soon start work on a fifth in Rome. Hilton has just formed a joint company with his Italian backers, will put up a 400-room luxury hotel, with a shopping center, swimming pools, tennis courts and gardens, in the northwestern part of the city. Estimated cost: about...
...goodtime town" and a smuggler's paradise (less than 1% of the millions of dollars worth of watches, silks and other luxury goods imported into Pondicherry went to its local citizens). Last week elderly, solemn Indian officials moved into choice hotel rooms previously used as brothels. One disgruntled hotelman pointed to a big stack of empty whisky bottles beside his back veranda and sighed: "That is a sight that Pondicherry will not again...
...Said Hotelman Conrad Hilton, who operates 27 hotels in three nations and will soon open one in Istanbul, only a few miles from the Iron Curtain: U.S. businessmen should take a "calculated risk" and start trading with Iron Curtain nations. "The circulation of food to the hungry of the captive nations would be more effective than H-bombs in the destruction of Communism...
Crown, a sometime partner of Hotelman Conrad Hilton as well as Chicago's biggest materials supplier, then bought an additional 21% from lesser investors, for a total of 65%. But in spite of his stock control. Crown felt honor-bound to re tain the building management installed by Real Estate Promoter Roger L. Stevens, who quarterbacked the original buying syndicate. This arrangement nettled him, however, and last week he took up Stevens and his colleagues on an offer to sell out at about $50 a share-provided that they could deliver almost all the outstanding stock...