The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 22, 1953, Page 3

million dollars from American paz-| Zonday, June “7 j sengers: elemental The biggest rise in American! ce cf Bes Clark Confers With Rhee On Truce ‘Legion To Plan | Americans Spend SEOUL W—Gen. Mark Clark; problems and added, “The truce VU. N. commander, conferred to-j timetable is more or less up to day with President Syngman Rhee, | Communists.” He said a tr then announced he can sign an/could be completed promptly armistice without South Korean!the Reds desire it.” approval, but he said doing so} Cjark’s comments indicated the would “depend on instructions | free-swinging South Kerea from my government.” ernment would check with “I am authorized at the present time to sign the armistice which has been drawn up,” he told news- men after what was apparently a showdown meeting with the rebel- Hous Rhee. “I am not trying to be overly optimistic. There are many prob-| lems. I feel somewhat more en- couraged; more hopeful,””*he added | Clark said he could not reveal | why he was encouraged. What effect the talk might have} on an armistice was not apparent. | Although Clark indicated the| truce document was virtually com- more such lone actions as single-handed release of 27,000 Red Korean prisoners Wednesday night. Rhee’s action froze the ar talks on the edge of si left the UNC a plump tz the Reds, who demanded rec of the prisoners and U. of South Korea if the / an ‘armistice. South Korea showed no remorse truce which would against any 705 Duval Street Phone FOR MONEY ON YouR Car OR FURNITURE 705 DUVAL STREET KEY WEST In Springtime, Children, Like Flowers, Come Out Just About Everywhere ACCORDING TO COMMANDER H. N. KIRKMAN OF THE STATE HIGHWAY PATROL And that gives us an extra good reason for being better and more careful drivers during the Spring and Summer months, if for no other reason, said Kirkman. 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