The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 25, 1953, Page 5

Pridey, September 15,1953 = THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Cause Of Confessions And By ELTON C. Fay a ai 3 a i i ge 3 2 ii ll 7 3% 3 ti i FH ih fi it i =< Mit} AL i i t i | ! or without i i $5 tees hether been i in any *¢tion in indjvidual cases. F ill rs Hi : We Are Prepared To Furnish You With Clean, Pure Cub2 » Crushed ICE Thompson Enterp ; Inc. (Ice Divis Dial 26831 Key West, Florida Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service between MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West Schedule (Ne Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) 1 6:00 PM. Arrives ot Miami at 12:00 LEAVES MIAMI SUNDAYS) et 12:00 o'clock Midnight Key West of 6:00 o'clock Local Schedule LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A.M. (Stops At All Intermediate ) and arrives et Miami at 4:00 o'clock P.M. LEAVES MIAM! DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock and yo at Key West et 5:00 o'clock Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service FULL CARGO INSURANCE MAIN OFFICE and WARS t Cor, Beton and Francis $5, TeLe 2.700) Pege i E . following with any attempt at formal ‘an un-| , The allegations of false confes-| measure up|*9ns have revolved primarily standard of individual con- | about yy efterta to create ser rcelatinen fesse bacteriological warfare in the Ko- TODAY'S leas Mount | BUSINESS or Top Level | MIRROR Big 4 Meeting | th Sentence ? & nH il : i 3 re fil fi ; ir fi H i g 5 g 3 g Fix ie! £3 28 H plies. And the government's price programs, plus high proe i costs, put a flaor under the With less than 20 countries to —_ U.N. officials hoped at the grocery jget the formal statements out food prices haven't been the the way by Monday, then culprits in raising the total Ue political committees to t of living at @ fairly steady Such issues as Korea, Pal ce since spring. Rents have con-| disarmament and Moroceo- creep higher at various| Big Four meetings—to 's the nation This summer asreements on Germany, Ai last of federal rémt controls Korea and other issues were lifted. And higher transit the world, have been fares have added to the costs of delegates from countries workers in various cities, political an? geographical In the midst of this gloom over tion. the prospects of a continued drain| lceland’s Thor Thors, sum: 1 on your pocketbook, there's the re- up the argument for the Assem! H ass i | : g fi i ! # i : i é i 248 5 ' Jew. . me punished treasury that he'll keep his word) He quoted recent statements by death in fanatically Moslem ve Eisenhower, Britain's men. to together, could he have meant a fed- = sad rors asked. sales tax Such a tax would world must know, it @ direct effect on the cost know, why ve ing. “The ti come ‘The prediction that meat prices facts, Whee Sgt by reg Me may turn firmer in a few months day, over the radio and comes just when the Agriculture newspapers, that over 80 Department is reporting that meat cities and centers of population production is greater now than at here in America are being singled ™@nt and frustration, any time since January. ‘out as targets for atomic attacks, *#!4. This should halt the increase in and as we can imagine that such| | the cattle population which is gone visits would be returned in the Th science that on in recent years. If the cattle visitors’ own territory, has not the history, collection, identification drops, meat will be- time arrived for facing facts oa 5 | ma \ . sas are alco send. Awakening to this deadly outlook. eognosy we not tinue live ee ee a ing cheep and lambs to the pock- aie caeiiien bleedin: *| Fighting girattes swing their long ing houses and the resultant drop «put it seems clear that the Becks like baseball bats in an ef- in the sheep population can easily decision lies with the big lea fort to } mean higher prices. responsibility.” Pork prices are high because a a ae earlier couaen, this year farmers raised 10 per hors emphasized that cent fewer pigs than last year, oem appeared to have The cost of tiving is likely to's new regime in Ri stay high, most observers feel, ‘5iwhat he termed “ as business in general rolls vai at its present high rate — by ioe Secretary The Department of Commerce a Soviet reports that consumer purchases |Andrel td m seem to be still climbing in tune doors seem to be open, to high individua: incomes. Whole. TTS asserted, “at sale prices for commodities—ex- |*lose¢. Any entrance will cept farm products—hold firm, |t¢ negotiators enter in "A few traders in stocks and 00d and ir good faith. bonds may think they see a change coming, but it heen shove “? Postman Held In Of Rich tag. 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