The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 9, 1951, Page 1

Pres. Truman Has Asked Local Boy Congress Lo End State a : re ' \orea battle Of War WithGermany His Parents Will Visit Him At * Australia And Camp Gordon Mabaman r New Zealand eee Soon I Have Considered eC 7 . ‘i Taking Step Ace Jets Showed \ Inclination To WASHINGTON : —(H? esident asked end tk {ow b tween tl United Ss : ind Gern Australia and New Jland have already taken such action, And its u stood that France and Brit- ain are considering Gniy Two Finish same step In ending the state of RL C. Training war with Germany, the Al . lied occupation would net ‘ be affected: The chick pur- cal. For example. 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PRICE FIVE CENTS s KEY WE ————___ Cautioned Against Over Optimism Of Peace Talk Meanwhile Hard Fighting Dead Babv’s Has Broken Out Father Ached To Testify On East Front Mether Still Missing: TOKYO, July 9. —(-P). — General Ridgway has warned that it’s no sure Subpecna For Father Of Baby Strangled June 30 On Greyhound Key Lamb, alleged father ‘e will come from thing pes the armistice negotiations which get underway in |Keorea in a few hours. Ridgway told | pondents: “Whether there is to be good faith or not is only to be judged by performance, , and we haven't come to the performance stage. Agree- corres- of th w born baby found stran- i to death on Greyhound Key June 30, has been subpoenaed »pear at Coroner Roy Ham- quest tomorrow at 4 p. m., n said this noon. ment on an armistice must ice of sheriff Berlin Saw- precede a cessal searching for th » of hos- tilities. ot City Alter: ney Lester \vaits Umdr. Walker Has sss, ters He went Geet Assumed Command (2..25¢ e dead baby, who v the ladies room of the Post house. 10 days Coufirmation Of ny orl ci ge a " Socuin cht: ellie . nm t 4. Aboard Cutlass = expected to be present — ~ . ‘ ip F} » as. S six man. coroners’ jury meets to. vaya) death of the baby. ©. Dr. Edward Gonzalez said after WAY Q ructions there. Ridg JUDGE WISEHEART #* — ePaper ics performing the autopsy on the IS LEAVING AREA = a See baby that she had been strangled AROUND JULY 21 H chad Ta cet disclosed) with a belt shortly. after birth, ig es Heri ‘icane Jitters ted’ the five negotia-| “The mother of the baby is in need of medical attention accord- ing to examination of the child's body and evidence found in a cot- tage at Greyhound Key where she me from Kacs-. spent the night. Korean capital “At the ‘time of the discovery ¢ talks will be! of the baby, the sheriff's office said that she hati a bus ticket i degin from Chattanooga, Tenn. to Kev » Korean West. It was reported that she - was on her way to'Key West to meet her husband, a sailor Sta- - tioned here, It was ‘further reported that s = since the husband was then at sea, er plans to confer! she took the bus to Miami” An d se, View Ad- isclosed source said that the 2n may not have been legally probably married ta the navy man and was helicopter, enroute here to find him when the the talks! birth occurred t underway. There} Serving ‘on the six mah jury to- nouncement of! morrow will be Everett Rivas, -| foreman, George Schreiber, James W. Murphy, Earl Hathaway, Charles Riggs and Williem F. Du- val. the delegate Not Justified is only oe MIAMI x8 fev id not te frequent bably tomorro Newlyweds End co: : Koreans Use exowort on Tigers Claw, Tonic U.S Ale For Good Luck believe any Up At Hospital oe Bitter ~ thE as at last uncover- orth Korea’s a) n Now we . kne' nt} | why North Korea made: se much | trouble. It was the tiger medicine, cj that’s what, Ti medicine and and mor-| tiger-elaws. claw j rea is li foot in: the United States, only muct ‘more effective. After all, what would 5 a you expect, comparing a rabbit and @ tiger? But the medicine itself is the al s€cret. The c is mere su- erstition. Before g into bat- Marees May Take . rio.—_i?)—The | ic, of claw whiskers, fast writing | bones and teeth. A jiger Of this ter in the age ofjand nothing can stop yeu; wel), on the railroads. And what's hardly anything. - diesel is also making it] And ifcidentally, the Chinese or electric lines. Unless | are fortified with tiger-tonic, ton traffic is pretty heavy, the diesel | The only trouble. from the Com- s cheaper than building trolk |munist viewpoint, is that — the h rails to supply power. South Koreans are equally famil- now an answer from Liew- ‘iar with the stuff. vans, chief consulting en-' Come to think, though, the rab of the Tennessee Valley) bit's foot or something te He spoke at a gather-| have worked pretty wel r our American I tute of | side > Evans said type of storage battery possible for electric lo-} Truman's Message . Received In fran New Battery West ¢ vs: Marijuana Charge |& Fishing Expert Visits City —_—_————_—_____ gui ; R ves to run over lines that Dr. Co’ Hey wires on only one} = se the line. The batteries! somal = the engine is in} rolley—and then} r the load the} four fifths of a} ceording to Ev-} sugh power soure~ | he country no’ system practical. it would be) sel power under '} POOR OLD CRAIG had eng SERVICE STATION to have admitted being Francis at Truman Phone 9134 Your PU ILD Tires .. Tubes . . Batteries . Accessories BEST COSTS LESS |