The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 17, 1949, Page 6

Pact sn THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1949 TRE KEY WEST CITIZEN heed eanerets am now Ne: dependent on Amery WAT IT MEANS. letters a day regarding: civilian] settle damage claims by natives! thas.if, they. persisted, in xemai nted, by persons who were in- if war claims. injured through non-combat ac- -| ing in iio. threatened area it was cnt suffered property loss} ican dollars to get preg fe in about 600 oysters an howe. es; The biggest jssue which will tivities, such as being pit by a} their own responsibility. in the attack on Pearl Harbor:| feet, will igs Se aed aya in| ee ivi ian War Claims Liti ation come before the commission is:| jeep beliind the linés; ** Théy see the situation in the} They contend that as the war had| money wi ge bed ian fale Ca added dadadadadadedidech lated My Can anything ‘be collected by} But what of Americans who Philippines and the other Amer-| not started, it was not a combat bf llboardal aud Sapakens? STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE By CLARKE BEACH. AP Newsfeatures Americans who suffered war! continued to live: and do busi-| ican islands as entirely different.| operation. They had not been dation of he soins fon pes rRIUMPH WASHINGTON damage fn Asia or Europe? In-| ness in Europe, in Japan, or on} For fear of alarming the popula-| warned to leave Hawaii. There-+ assets in this co Ys COFFEE Among the messes left by war is a welter} ternational law clearly reliéves| the continent, of Asia after they] tion or unnecessarily Wisrupting| fore, they say, they are as en-| ernment and private property. ©! claims and litigation. a nation from any responsibility| had been advised that war was' normal activities, no firm warn-| titled to damages as persons who! j¢ ig estimated that the fund, MILL Tens of thousands of civilians are demanding redress for} for damage inflicted in the] likely? State Department spokes-| ing was given. The government] were living in the Philippines. | 1.0, finally accumulated, will at tejurier and losses, and soon they will get their hearing. The| course of combat operations. U.S.}men have told Congress that! was thus responsibile for their] Som@ limit has to be set. on t to from $225,000,000 to] gy Born pony mpd authorized a War Claims Commission to go to} military units, moreover, have|they felt ample warning had the total damages that can be} 2mount to 000, < Grocers Work on | fe. funds sogr yieer eunes whx Pdiviee Congress as to the action which seems justified. These ge the war @uthor ised Det , y. disability ‘ 5 “ p-/ 27, 1929. They get $1 for each iy and | b T j e Ww | ° ‘ | t sen | ~ } » | s ns c as ree anized up to now, So the vas | b Y re still up in the air | ' Y. idea of how many ane Wan % they are when you learn} * » that overnment department , , Bex has received as many as 1,600) a - 7 Your Grocer SELLS <That Goos | eae nt | 3 STAR * BRAND DREFT : . 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