The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 14, 1953, Page 5

Seeurity Council Is Quiet On 1954 Military Budget By ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON # — The mili- tary’s first rough guess about what will be needed in way of men, mu-) aitions and money fur next year appeared today to have encount- ered a diffident response from the top-level National Security Council. Secretary of Defense Wilson and a score of his chief uniformed and civilian advisers went to the se- eurity council meeting yesterday with unanimous but preliminary/ Joint} Chiefs. of Staff on force levels and| recommendations of the —___— | Notes 7 By BILL GIBB Key West Police Dept. ia Headhunters 0 Amazon Valley Death in a variety of guises ac- companied the progress of the Lewis Cotlow Amazon Expeditions. The day-by-day record of thrilling could thereby escape a death sen. adventures among little - known tence. South American tribes has been! made into an impressive real-life’. advent nicolor. “Jungle Headhunters,” | brings to the screen for the first! time many of the macabre rites of} Savage peoples. | Revealing for the first time the dramatic excitement of a raid by Jivaros, and the subsequent cere- | probable commitments for the) Key West Police officers continue, mony of their tsantsa dance hon-| year beginning next July. President Eisenhower presided at the meeting, which was long. Back at the Pentagon In the af- ternoon, Wilson held his weekly conference. A few weeks ago had hinted about the possibility clipping a couple of billion dol- off military spending next fis- year. fresh back from the secur- eeting, be talked cau- bout it being “too early” the size of next year’s Paes NI toa ce- the day by White ss Secretary James C. fie lto improve in marksmanship un- der the direction of Navy Chief Forsythe. The men are using a pis- |tol range at Stock Island through jthe cooperation of the Key West Gun Club. Yesterday, they went through a jrapid fire course which included the so-called “fast draw.” Officer Harry Lee Baker led the field as ‘usual. Next in line came Officers R. L. James and Mario Santana. Baker, shooting a snub nose revol- |ver — generally conceded to be junfit for target practice — is pro- bably the best shooter amongst all the police officers. However, it wouldn't be fair not) joring the successful shrinking of| a human head, the film takes the jaudience on a perilous, thrill-pack- | ed_journey. i The expedition lived long among and filmed the daily habits of such {peoples as the suspicious Bororos, ithe colorful Colorados and the \skirted Yaguas during the journey | from San Blas off the coast of |Panama to the wild jungle country | where the Jivaros live. | | How a gigantic alligator can be Teduced to a mere skeleton by the ‘murderous piranha, the killer fish infesting river waters; how one hundred pounds of aquatic rat meets an enemy, and the accuracy ‘Kidnaper May Plead Guilty In U.S. Court Sh Se WASHINGTON \ — Indications charges against Hall and his wo- alty only when (1) the victim is wh On TECH = |from Kansas City that Carl Austin 0 Hall may plead guilty in the kid-| nap-killing of Bobby Greenlease to accept such a plea. lraise the question whether he| If Hall should plead guilty with/entered, and accepted by the court “2ich is a fede kidnaping ne . ithe thought of throwing himself the judge may proceed to empane! Statute, state a if they _ gael — age is e film, with print in Tech- imposed, regardless or the plea. | Wsdnesday, October“, (553 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page S death sentence, the judge under jhandle the Lindbergh kidnap law bergh law provides the death pen- the law could impose it, the ex-} Our Used Car Lot Is Perts said if They pointed out, moreover, that Open until 9 PM, Each Night ardless of the oi of prose- Invite You to Come ir. By JACK ADAMS man friend, Mrs. Bonnie Brown harmed and (2) a death sentence Heady, the presiding judge has is recommended by a jury. absolute discretion whether or not) This led legal experts to specu. Hlate today that if a guilty plea is cution under the Li rgh law, {solely upon the mercy of the judge,/a jury for the specific purpose of saw fit could bri = and the court agreed to this ar-jgetting its recommendation on a But legal authorities say there rangement, the most severe pen- sentence after it has heard the full a way such a sentence cohld be alty he could get would be life story of the abduction and killing in Kansas. since t __|imprisonment, : jof 6-year-old Bobby actual killing took place in that In the federal courts, which will| This is true because the Lind-! If this jury recommended a state. NAVARRO, Inc. USED CAR LOT 424 Southard St. Dial 2-2242 NEW WAY TO SAVE! Prices Good Through SATURDAY 1 October 17th nS Quantity Rights Reserved that speculation on the ade mnicht: be proms ‘of a blow gun tipped with lethal | jcurare, all are revealed in the ito mention that Eddie Ramirez, \Bill Bethel, and Gene Hernandez a & possibly inaccurate. Wil- with a1 questioners. conceded that the Joint arrived at force size esti- mpered by considera- of economics. This wasn’t . The Joint Chiefs are sup- look only upon bald mili-! ssities. , evidently having in spectre of the Russian enace and what can be to prevent or fight it off,! wanted to know how high contl-| mental defenses: loomed in the} “new look” which the Joint Chiefs pl been giving the military sit- “Very high; it’s up in the top of the tree,” Wilson answered crypti- cally. That could mean that continental defense might have been a per- Plexing and costly item in the rec- ommendations of the Joint Chiefs, one which the security council thought might warrant still anoth- er look. Summing up, Wilson said “we made progress” with the material the military men took to the se- curity council meeting. War Stragglers Seen MANILA # — Constabulary and/ customs officers reported three Japanese stragglers of World War II entered a village on Lubang Is- SE>SSEEC.8F nate “LIVES UI 86 PROOF + 51% KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY © 49% GRAIN GEUTRAL SPIRITS - THE BOURBON DE LUXE COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY are giving him such close compe-) tition that it is going to be a nip) and tuck battle to determine the winner in the soon to be scheduled Police Pistol competition. None of the above is closely re- lated to Safety but the police offi- cers who are working so hard to improve their efficiency on the job} deserve a mention. After all, evéry- time they go to the range, it means extra duty hours. The Key West Safety Council is anxious to get started on some of, its planned programs. It needs as many folks as possible to help serve on various committees. If you have any ideas and want to see them put through, get in touch! with Bill Gale, Business Mgr. of the telephone company. He will tell you what committee chairman to contact. This is a short column written in a hurry because of Percy Cur- ry’s (Citizen foreman) insistence that we shouldn’t miss an edition. Don’t forget to contact The Key West Safety Council and let’s get a few more things accomplished here in town for the health and sa- fety of all people. land just outside Manila Bay over, the weekend, shot and killed one resident, wounded another and walked off with all the food, they; could carry. P TO ITS NAME” C. 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