The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 14, 1952, Page 4

wrest THE KEY WEST civizen Thursdey, February 14, 1952) p . Wants std poe Passo) ) L€Xtile Industry Germans In Army (Conte: ved trom Page One) d PARIS ~— #— Premier Edga quantities of L..em reat (rom co. ° ~ Is Moving South Faure demanded early toda densed vapor v ithin the condense: to the svaporating water within th ‘This totent new GAINESVILLE. Ga. —Textile France's National Assembly ay taining intense Roger Milliken says in- prove a 6-nation European army iain tn pom Pree dustry is moving South for OMe with Germans in it or get a new we know, evaporating bapeed ressen—the eT" government. But Faure said the shy other liquid. eon cone — sind United States and Britain mus ‘The president of the huge Deer. guarantee that Germany won in-Milliken textile industry spoke threaten Europe with war again sm s-ainesville Chamber The Premier, whose government of Commerce «:aner evaper ito possible to maintain, dhat aloes naw aathenl werket has held office for only four weeks transfer at low di gets @ higher hourly rate of pay ited the vote on the inter cause | have subdivided the cycle) jut the Southern worker. ‘with 2 @ational army pian a ballot of cor takes fidnce—one in which a @ larger annual income de‘ea would cause the Cabinet's rosign of tion . the cycle is rman rearma . en pon Ty Kn hloaded Gun dorsed a provision to the m>tio very low ratio oes Ss & P A ny Britain— degrees “Thou y |Meither of which will be member. feveatiol "Ts is Se ae on ae com of the projected European army— to the fact mandment, anc ise Rev. Edward |W keep the proposed force iogeth ing the condense: F. Rice was only trying to enforce | ¢. In other words, don't let Ger to the point of im it when he hauled out his 12-gauge Er Pe ber eae ont ons on condensatios b ‘shotgun © own independent army it, or) \ per Rice, pastor of the Ascension | —_—_—_ -. when he heard a oie i asl | af early Wednesday ' wie to call potce and wer Foster Parents ilibes s:0nne come ot hive ber | NEW YORK, (#)—Eighty-five le 7-7 until officers —— ‘Ideriy New Yorkers have been booked Charles 1: | adopted” into the homes of ‘suspicion of burglary | rounger foster parents under the Wasn't Rice taking @ chance © | Private Residence program of soaking the Sixth Commandment | ‘he Jewish Community Service Ur ate on con |here. Sponsors of the plan be lieve that oldsters thus placed | ave advantages they would not have in institutions E = ‘= =. LOB ANGELLS Mickey Co- hen, deposed mobster who used : Funeral ped how he evaded the pouiten: | SAIGON, Indochine, UP)—The the forbidding walls of McNeil Is-|%¥SPaper, Le Journa: D’Ex- land Federa. ; enitentiary in Wash-| 7*™* Orient, has just reported ington State today od 1 “resurrection” in the all-Chi- swaggering tese twin city of Cholon condition we a ee ost. Tt said a 70-year-old Vietnam fe fl factor income tax evasion, has spen | #¢ woman “died” there recently tan heat transfer for any of! seven months, four days in jai! |*%d friends end relatives gather time refinishing the sur-| here, none of which applies on hi @@ in » mortuary to recite pra, faces. in is too inecon-| penitentiary sentence. He has ap | & venient to frequently dismantle the | pealed the conviction and sentence: But, added the Journal, the entire for the purpose of but Wednesday he gave notice thy woman suddenly raised herself Scam conception olives’ | © warted fo get on with the busi-| “fom the funeral couch. As far ee eee eee ee eel ee Gils Se mectaty. |p fe known, she's oti living. case of system. once the pro- authorities re —_—_ per are established for| fused to say whether Cohen bad EISENHOWER URGED of the film factor, been received there, but loca | (Continued From Page One) these are coated with &| sources sald be ‘had been sex! tyne hime if the, veges frst ree 5 seen Sam) Saee by plane Watunntag. |ehoice tails to make headway a: is @ very confidential | the convention, No Republican can. ae ee ee oe Wants Price a nn renew om oe condition for very long of ’ © Son. Keteuver of Tensensee ‘The preliminary catetatone| COLPO!s tion for President, began his cam show potable cr drinking wa- I - @—The United | paign for the New Hampshire pri ter be = producet® from, the ) Been ety mary March 11 sources of sea water at a cost as/in the world to meat cop 5. The dominant Taft faction o low as two cents per one ton. How | trols ineffective in peacetime, Dou the Louisiana Republican State ‘ever, we are not anticipating suct Go Ain. Sen Crenctace, weit toe Central Committee accused a: economy operation in our ex States Meat Packers As {isenhower leader of running « plant, but if we car sociation today tummy candidate in the state GOV oo diye wld peti Allan, viee president of the asso. \r'mary. The group 1 plant at the cost of or sh | clation’s board of directors, de | secking court order to force the certs per one ton, such | elared millions of home freezer’ nmittee to certify results from ‘experimental would CAP 12,000 frozen food locker » Jan. 15 primary that gave them to give us date to buile over the nation could |1¢ of 12 contested seats. The Taft ” or a large municipa | make the enforcement of regula-|kroup voted to throw out the re on ee Cee tions extremely difficult. sults as “illegal.” sea water at lowe | He called the ‘s moat) 6 The Cuyahoga County icec such as two cents per ton control “il advised, tion Board in Cleveland, Ohio, ‘This cost is in the range of lov “and ominous,” and | threw off the ballot the names of water rates in some parts of th that the association would six of eight Kefauver-supportin; States. Most parts of the ‘everything in its power to candidates for the Ohio delegstio” vane States tave water rate | Knock out price controls this year. to the Democratic National Con considerad.; | igher than two cent. See © std Gate petitions hed ti | ts, wholesale, Wate arble played an important part improperly prepared. But Ke wees OF 0 Vaied Gtemme ot Oar in construction in Biblical fauver backers said it was mere! lowest r » four to six cent @ scheme to beat the Tennessan = ing of thi ‘@ neighbor ‘ te pa thou. . owe wm of this pile GREEN & ELIZABETH STs. - . "wably greate: PRESH ATLANTIC & GULF SEAFOODS + os betwee FROM OUR OWN BOATS dollars. THURS., FRI & SAT. SPECIALS «ably in JUMBOS .. per lb. 69c Shrimp #3. ++ Ib. 6c FRESH COOKED, PEELED ... lb. $1.19 CRAB iT .. 1 Ib. can $1.39 SPANISH seeeee Ib. 99c KING STEAKS ........... Ib. 39% MANGO SNAPPER ........ Ib. 39 vw peed Be: Se a * Sinkee vibes =| YRLOWIAL |... | | oh. aoe cones Bet ee en] CANE SNAPPER... . . Ib, Sc | hin wevtinty conte per ton et oe | HOGSNAPPER . . 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S. purchases reach- bb. (Unemployed Get General Heads $96 In County TALLAHASSEE. smeployment nents totaling $74,134 were recei vd by 4.288 unemployed workers in he stat ry 1, atcording to the Florida In ustrial € light decrease from the $79,022 vid out the previous week. Re sorts evel as this time last year. Coronation Won't Military Mission Be Telecast Feb. 13. compensation Un pay the week ending Febru mmission, This is tion at the ted Nations Success in 1946 and The Fr wer the state is at about the same “°°! 9” and 1,50 indeate that employment con ficers. It already in this county $96 was pad tc = s : ‘ memployed workers in covered ° . omploy ment > eupest . y ery Hungry - a HUNGRY HORSE, Mont —Ever wonder how mation Bureau's igh Hungry Horse Dam now ris in a Montana canyon got its name? Back in March, 1901 Story goes, from a pack string while cross ing the Flathead River's South Fork. The horses were found a month snow. 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