The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1952, Page 3

Frankfurt, made the arrangements | AND REFORM BY . be {to have Johnny join h r the! ~ ESE NATIONALIS Christmas With His Family Full Story Of Christmas Party [Promoted In (Serving Abroad —|cvcir arts: ful bs CHINESE NATIONALISTS Complete Plans (Marine Corps NEW YORK w — His passort|the tip halted him here on TUes-) nese Nationalist Cabinet Wednel WASHINGTON: (Dictated fromthe hands of Middle of the Road POW Sh ti troubles over, two-and-a-half-year- | day. day put the finishing touches on & Florida) By the time many of you|Progressive Democrats, serving 00 ing Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28 to- Reoniaay Gea enema tie! old Johnny Booth is due in Frank-}| He was cared for by a Trans mn Ww of Feceive this, I hope to be home |all the people, rich or poor, the : on ao i | cicurtsen men were Promoted re: (durt) Germany, now. World Airines official until a eabie os reform prog ve release ie complete pro- | ‘ ter di ived from his father. mit private owners! and doing my last-minute aa laborer and the capitalist. LONDON —Three leading Brit- he aaa ae Tana = patio Barracks. Eleven are Foe ania panieoratwes ses : | hecares (7.41 <a is eaten : |Korean veterans. ivi i anal i fe holieved. that th ow| The Gee ee ings here over the shooting of | Legionnaieres scheduled to get un-|Harold E. Bell, Dave L. Gonza- " r tile region wh lbonds and shares in public ¢ ; A | : 5 The father, Lt. Col. Maynard|was a fertile region when man/bonds and shares in public corpor+ riotous Communist prisoners in | Mi ve P Pp LY derway at 4 p. m. on Saturday |lez, Curtis P. Hebert, Michael) pooth, who is with the Army in|first appeared there. lations. meget te “Tepes Hote Fare: Pre Korea and demanded a fuller ex- | at the American Legion Home on | Keogh, and Joseph B. Thompson. led planation. Stock Island. The eight men who earned their 8 s The liberal, independent Man-|~ The program as released by the [Seca Stripe, include, Ralph W. | § ARARAAAAARAATATAAAAATAUAAAN chester Guardian and the conserv- |Committee is as follows: Master|T. Bush, Oscar M. Cejudo, Wil- ative London Daily Mail warned of Ceremonies, Legionnaire John W. |!iam D. Collier, James T. Harri- i Em Wi cece psec ecg Miller; Movies (Comedies, etc.), |son, James B. Hunt, John A. Mul- a er-of-war issue. 30 minutes; Christmas Music and |!er, and Thomas F. Wagner. ie The laborite London Daily Herald Carols with Norman _C. Kranich | ape ae os, he = called the latest shooting episode |25 accompanist on piano; Clown| Subseribe to The Citizen 4 . ope | at Pongam, where 84 Red prisoners | ¢t specialtities, John Esperdy and | ————__—_______ ae were killed and 120 wounded, ‘“dis- Company; Arrival of Santa Claus; . turbing” and demanded “let’s have | Distribution of gifts to children in the facts.” attendance; Christmas Music. = That Delicious—Smooth Holiday Treat Hes Ae a8sF eet 157E ne TH i rif tf Fi = g FE hb fi z 12 ANYTHING CONCERNING i: it | & & 3 2 3 3 BY “It does the United Nations no | This annual event of Arthur Saw-| [ighuiedihdlaaietiieiemaaau good to have to admit that some of |¥er Post 28 was arranged by the TW | N the prisoners in its hands are still |following committee: Judson Ste- out of control,” the Guardian said phens, Chairman; ‘Joe Metzger, in an editorial. ¢ M. E. Lewis and John W. Moser. 1130 Duval St. Dial 2-2401 In a full column, front-page edi- torial, the Daily Mail cautioned against playing into Communist hands by calling the Americans appy.” “tae ups «sere They Are: why the Americans fired but why 3,600 prisoners were allowed to concentrate in such a fashion,” it said. The Daily Herald referred to a statement in the House of Com- {mons Wednesday that the British government has been pressing the U. S. government for full reports on earlier Korean prison incidents but the reports have not yet been received. ‘This is not the way to establish confidence between allies who have @ joint responsibility in Korea un der the U. 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