The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 3, 1953, Page 10

Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, April 3, 1953 Wilson Completes Sale Of Stock WASHINGTON «--Secretary of | Defense Wilson has disposed of all his General Motors stock, retaining | “mo beneficial interest of any kind,” he has told the Senate Armed Services Committee. Confirmation of Wilson, former | |weeks at the insistence of many \senators that he dispose of his stock in the big automotive firm, the largest single defense contrac- | tor. Wilson valued. the stock at about 2% million dollars. Wilson’s letter to the committee, made public ‘late Wednesday, gave jno details of the disposition. The committee had not asked for such h Relate Experiences Floods, fires, famine, Chinese wars and. uprisings are common experiences for Dr. John D. James who, for the past 40 years LATEST Missionary To |REDS DELIVER 7 China IDEAS FOR WAR END By The Associated Press While Western leaders continued to sound words of caution, the @. M. president, was held up for | details. — vse ALL MEN’S These Well Known Men's Shoes in a Variety of Styles Formerly Sold up to $13.95 AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Appelrouth's Shoe Center DIAL 2-2532 604 DUVAL STREET a8 been. an American missionary in China. He will carry these ex- js Periences to his aidience when he poag eibeulhe sation tne speaks during the course of a re- Ke fi ‘din vival series running each night at | “°Te4™ fighting. the Church of God of Prophecy,| The U. N. Command agreed to | 909 Angela Street, it has been an-|@ meeting at Panmunjom on Mon- nounced by Mrs. Dolly Hall, pas-| day to discuss plans. for exchang- tor of the church. ing mien ae —— Gen eek ; an artidle usiness . Marl fore resumption of truce talks. It fet be td members af tae tamsty Clark wh de the origi | when they were in the midst of| ¥25 - re = prigmal |the Communist War in the Orient. | PRPOES: om Se. Serecnere. t In Washington, responsible offi- | He will also give his views of cials and Western diplomats saw | Communism in China, increasing evidence that Russia’s Accompanying Dr. ames — to| snowballing peace offensive was a | Key West is his wife who is a! reversal of cold war tactics aimed Chickasaw Indian and also an at stalling the West’s defense build- evangelist. Mrs. James began her up and wrecking the anti-Soviet missionary work in Oklahoma world’s unity. Baptist churches when she was This confronts leaders in the Ei- only 12 years-old and she bas! senhower administration with the been active in the field since. | ecitical problem of negotiating set- She will render a special musi-| tlements with Moscow while main- cal program each night in several taining the military power that en- foreign launguages as -well as in ables them to negotiate from Te cette 3 — and Dr. James vecently re-| But some authorities say the turned from Cuba where they did! Russians are running a risk, too. missionary - evangelistic work | If the Western world maintains its among the Chinese population in| unity it may be able to create a Havana. They will return to Cuba stability which the Soviets will find soon and resume their mission- difficult te upset. ary work. The spotlight remained focused on Korea, the scene of the fighting. NOTICE More light will be shed on the situa- To Whom It May Concern tion when the prisoner of war talks On and after this oie I will not | Pen Monday. If the Reds resort be responsible for any debts con- eT cal pice: agin f | Segounies tracted for by my wife, Della. for questioning their sincerity. April 3, 1953. In addition to events in Korea WILLIAM HARTMAN. | these were the latest developments Tonight's Entries (NOT POST POSITIONS) First Race — 5-16 mile Fiesta Girl Rathy Ann Flashy Reward Communists delivered to the U. 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Matt Wynn Traveling Bug Make Haste Ninth Race — 5-16 mile Magnate Reckoning Breezemont Foothill, Bridle Comer Gunette Phoned. My Bitsey Tenth Race —— 5-16 mile Whispering Charlie Bar-K Betty Bob Renegrade Hazy Moon Do Or Die Honest Buddy Pagoda Eleventh Race — 38 mile Lone Andy Gene Huff Authentic Couring News Honey Rebei Crystal Ghost Glen Page Broward Bred Easter is a in the “surprise a day” peace of- fensive: > United Nations—Russia’s Andrei Vishinsky, recently returned from Moscow, for the first time in sev- en years had nv hard words for B. Ridgway warned that the So- viet threat against the Western Al- lies had not diminished by one iota. In a speech at the second an- niversary of SHAPE’s creation, the NATO commander said Soviet Rus- sia has increased and continues to increase her military capacity. He made no mention of current Soviet Peace moves. Berlin—The Russians have in- vited the Americans and French to join them in talks with the British on air safety over Germany. This is the outgrowth of the recent inci- dent in which an unarmed British bomber was shot down by Soviet MIG fighters. Moscow—The British Admiralty invited the Soviet Union to take part in the coronation naval review and the Russians accepted, a dip- lomatie source said. This was in- terpreted by Western diplomats as contributing to the general atmos- phere of conciliation now prevail- ing. _ Washington—New words of cau- and aid were heard on Capitol Hill. This came after Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Commit- tee yesterday, said the Western world may be facing a period that will make the hardships of the last two years look easy. Ike May Name Lehman To Subversive Board WASHINGTON (#—Former Gov. Thomas J. Herbert of Ohio today was reported as President Eisen- hower’s likely choice for chairman of the Subversive Activities Con- trol Board. Herbert, 58-year-old Cleveland lawyer, has been backed by Ohio’s Republican Senators Taft and Bricker for a federal appointment. If he is hamed chairman, Her- bert would succeed Peter Campbell Brown, who has been acting chair- man since June, 1951. LOS ANGELES i#—A Philadel- phia surgeon says lung-cancer vic- ‘The survival rate was deter- mined in operations performed on 205 volunteer patients, Dr. John H. Gibbon Jr. told the American Sur- gical Association yesterday. Per- sons alive five years after opera- tions are rated survivors. time of renewing our Faith and renewing our Hope Faith in the Future and Hope for Life Eternal. We of the United States are fortunate in living in a country in which we can exercise the freedoms of Hope and Faith,—Hope for the realization of our fondest dreams, with a Faith that with Works, those dreams can be accomplished. 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