The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 20, 1953, Page 5

CHURCHILL MAY CLARIFY - "TALK OF PEACE FLIGHT LONDON @ — Prime Minister’ |postponed and then called off al. Baha’i Followers ebrate Birth Their Prophet T Up As Indochina Objective empting ‘Targets Are Lined |Wage Raise Asked WASHINGTON u — The Eisen- hower administration was reported today seriously considering ask- HANOI, Indochina W—If Com-jto move divisions right up-to the |S Congress to increase the pres- tom Mentuy evening the Bba'}@unist chief Ho Ch Minh decides|pecimater before Inenching on ef-(t % cent - an - bear minimum ; - lto launch an offensive in Indo-|tack on the delta, wage, paces ol Bn ee ere sun Gaus ae Group of Key West held. meet-\-hing any time soon, three tempt-| While the French await the next! Former Secretary ot Labor Mar mors that he is thinking of making| Back in harness zgain—and look- ing to commemorate the anniver-|ing targets are lined up like wo0d-| vietminh move, they are busy in'tin P. Durkin had decided before @ one-man peace pilgrimage to ing his old chipper self—Churchill sary of the birth of the Bab. Thelen ducks. the delta trying to wipe out 50,000/he resigned last month to ask Moscow if Britain’s Western al-|reportedly set out quickly to push Bab was the first of the prophets! They are: the vast, sprawling |vietminh regular and guerrilla sol-|White House clearance for a re- lies, continue to cold-shoulder his his proposals. jot the Baha'i World Faith. The Red River Delta, embracing the/diers who roam about sabotaging quest to raise the minimum to $1. Sdea of top-level Kast-West talks. | Most British newspapers carried name Bab means “gate.” The Bab cities of Hanoi and Haiphong; Lai French lines of communication, at-| Durkin’s successor, James P. Several meni opposi-|tenewed reports today—attributed the inaugurator of 2 separate Chau, 200 miles northwest of Hanoi/tacxing Vietnamese villages and|Mitchell, is now putting finishing tion Labor propia they|to unnamed diplomatic sources in religions dispensation. This dispen-|and capital of the pro-French|,mbushing French patrols. touches on all the department's would. question the Conservative|Paris—that Churchill was deter. sation was of short duration and|mountain tribes; ot ae little jegislative proposals, Responsible leader on this und other major|™ined to try to arrange a direct! ‘The Florida training farm of the By ROBERT H. JOHNSON Jr. |Festricted in range because he ap- bgpescces eer Se eek ns “ang Engineers say that a tempera-|sources, both on Capitol Hill and tters when Parliament @Pproach to Malenkov even if hey, ‘ork Giants forms the color-| > ’ * ,lpeared and taught among the fan-| Avenues of : ider ‘Ure difference of only one degree|in the Labor Department, said they — today, " {has to go it alone. ris - S attha seamaiy lutea ele a, A\ tical religious tribes of old Persia,|™unist Vietminh are much wider between the walls of your home| think Mitchell will give full support ‘The Prime Minister's aides said| The reports said if necessary the |“! ba “ poi ee eee cong the| ‘Abd’ul-Baha says of the Bab in reel 3s creed ears tte the warmer air in the toom/to a higher minimum wage and he may make his position clear|doughty old statesman is willing)™@" drama and love story |Presidents of the United States and|Some Answered Questions: “The|he R ve cong will cause dirt and dust to settle|that the odds are in favor of White at that time. Foreign Secretary|t0 fly to Moscow for such » meet-|will unfold on the Monroe Theatre| eric pledged friendship as(Goverament, the nation, the doc-|t#rritory. say most of this is|°? ‘Be walls. ites papeunameton _ Eden also was scheduled to make/ing. A British foreign office spokes-\screen beginning Thursday in “Big strong as international Falcon/tors of divinity, and the great Per! ntainous, economically gnim- ; a statement during the opening|man told newsmen last night he Leaguer,” new M-G-M offering!nam. sonages, desired to extinguish his) ont and of little stfategc| Tuesday, October 20, 1993 | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page § [session of the House of Commons|had nothing to say regarding these| starring Edward G. Robinson and| Presidents Risenhower and Ad- Hight, but they could not te ‘Groms|Value. Nevertheless, the Red tide| ——————— i rea: reports. i moon arose, p i ic decisions om radeon te celé-choald the idea,|Ver-Ellea, peaghae gy ~ gpa 4 gad forth, bis ations became firm-ias swePt much deeper into Indo- last weekend. Dulles was reported to have ar-| This is the story of the hundreds) © imaginary line across the dam/ly established, and his dawning-| a1) french High Command says ; Churchill was said not to have|sued during his visit here thatiof eager youngsters who dream Of|seoarates their countries and ded.(place became brilliant. He impart- the Vietminh can hurl eight Chi-| '* abandoned his original proposal for/the Big Three should at least await'someday playing baseball with a icated the Falcon project as a sym-jed divine education to an unen-|) 4. trained and Chinese-equipped an intimate round-table discussion|Russia’s reply to their formal in-lhig league team, and, bol of unity. lightened multitude and produced) divisions into new drives. Seasonal en world problems. vitation to a foreign ministers’ |the story of young Adam Polachuk| Eartier, Eisenhower crossed the|marvellous results on the FOCUS, | ccnacte! veins: have-ehled and He was said to have broached|comference at Lugano, Switzerland, |(Jett Richards), who bas s, tWo-lnio Grande to the brand new town|morals, customs, and conditions Of there's. clear weather ahead for | the subject to U. S. Secretary of|Nov. 9 to discuss German unity,|fold problem on his hands wiftn he!o¢ Nuevo Guerrero as the guest|the Persians. He announced the)).770 scale fighting. | State Dulles during the Big Three|Austrian independence and Euro-larrives at the training quarters for|of Ruiz Cortines at a musical fes.|glad tidings of the manifestation| The Red River Delta is probably | ; meeting here, but Dulles reported-|P€a0 security. the two-week tryout which will tival that had a note of tragedy. jof the Sun of Baha to his followers, the most attractive target. The ly was cold to the idea even : determine whether he is of big) A plane carrying 14 or more|and prepared them to believe.” wedge-shaped, ..400-mile — defense | on the though he did not close the door), Here's how to make delicious jeague calibre. First he must prove|persons to the fiesta, including bal-| The teachings of the Bab so up-|derimeter of the French there.| nm on it. ‘ toast cases for creamed meat, fish|his mettle as a third baseman tollet dancers to perform for Eisen-|set and disturbed the old order of ringed by 1,200 reinforced concrete | Churchill, who will be 79 next/oF vegetables. Brush rounds of|the farm’s manager, Lobert (Ed-'hower, crashed between Monterrey |religious divines of Persia that he,|fortifications, is surrounded by | f month, made his first call for talks|bread with melted butter or mar-| ward G. Robinson) and to the Sreatjand Nuevo Guerrerc. All aboard|and many of his followers was Vietminh forces everywhere ex-| on the highest level last spring. |garine and press the rounds into\Car] Hubbell (playing himself.)\were believed lost. But there was martyred for his stand for the neW|eept for a stretch of 160 miles Arrangements for a meeting|muffin pans; toast until browned|Then he must convince his Pennsyl-Ino indication that either President rules, new laws, and a new re-|bordering the Gulf of Tonkin. This '- with “isenhower andjin a moderately hot oven for 10 to|vania coal miner father, who be-jhad been informed of the crash. ligion. He is remembered today asiruns from Phat Diem, in the south-| es in Bermuda to/15- minutes These toast cases also|lieyes him to be at college study- Following the fiesta, Eisenhower|a perfect educator. easternmost part of the delta, to} a meeting, with|taste good filled with scrambled/ing law, that baseball is the onlylentertained Ruiz Cortines and Moneay, in the extreme northeast-| Malenkov .werejeggs. thing in life that matters to him.|some 500 guests at lunch on the ‘ makes for a story replete with dra-|dents flew back to their capitals| NEW YORK ut—Gen, Mark W. COUNTY COURT HOUSE [matic tension, human appeal and/last night. Clark, who is retiring from the| JOIN OUR ate our Fockets the unflagging color and excite-/ Three thousand sweating citizens|Army Oct. 31, was given a recep-| Thursday, 8 P.M., October 22, 1953 ’ ment of baseball thrills. of both nations beid out against|tion Monday at Governors Island) MERCHANDISE 5 : ‘ The cast is a topnotch one, Ed-|the bla: border sun to cheerjhere, headquarters of the First! = {a ‘There comes 8 time in each political campaign when ward G. Robinson makes a lovable|their chiefs of state at the dedi-|Army. | All Are Invited d some of the candidates will start promising the people figure of Lobert, the man on whose|¢ation. _»Today there will be the fat CLUB q what they will “give” them. No politician ever “gave” shoulders falls the responsibility of| The sun struck shafts of light|itional auto parade up lower Broad-| the people any streets, sewers, sidewalks, whiteways or swimming pools. Whatever you, the people, get your city government, you When a politician tells you. “We'll find the money.” However he does both, with the Texas side of the dam before the Clark Is Honored ern@ip of Indochina. help of the girl who loves him,|dedication ceremony. Both presi- Thus, it’s easy for the Vietminh from pay for. | finding fresh talent for the Giants and whose sympathetic understand- ing guides the fledglings, Jeff Rich- ards, who actually was a ball player before becoming an actor, from the V-shaped, 60-foot monu-' ment. The moment of dedication came when drapings around its base were dropped, revealing the lway to City Hall where Clark will be greeted by Mayor Vincent R. ‘Impellitteri, other city officials and ‘officers of the armed forces. great seals of both nations, one Clark, 40 years in the Army 15 WEEKS — $1.00 WEEK Esther & Bill's | FLORIDA KEYS AQUEDUCT COMMISSION on each side of the V. ,{and recently Far East commander, Speaking slowly, intensely and|arrived here by plane Sunday. in Spanish, President Ruiz Cortines told the crowd at the dedication that the dam was more than any- thing a source of “human pros- perity” for “‘a vast group of hu- man beings—men, women and chil- dren—without distinction of na- tionality, race, language or reli- President Eisenhower, looking out over Falcon Lake toward the church tower that is the only thing you can still see of the inundated town of Falcon, Tex., said the dam in the deepest sense was “created in the hearts of the citizens of q " he is probably ‘telling you the truth, But the whole i truth is that the only place for the city government to “find” any money is in the TAX PAYERS’ POCKET. I am campaigning mainly on two ideas. First, that each section of the city shall get its fair share of all ‘4 municipal services; and second, that the city shall get 4 full value for each of yopr tax dollars which it spends. . ‘Ia the meantime, at election time, WATCH YOUR POCKETS eye eeeee 2 gives complete validity to the part’ jof Adam Polachuck. Vera-Ellen, | who rose to starmdom as a dancer, now proves herself equally adept! }in straight drama with the role of Christy, the attractive girl who | convinces Adam that if he runs out 703 DUVAL STREET Now on Display! |the Giants but who makes a sur- | prising comeback on the rival team, William Campbell as the | brash big-city boy who proves him- | self a formidable outfielder, and BEN KETCHUM FOR CITY COMMISSIONER — Group Three (Paid Political i Advertisement) | William Crandall, playing the son of a famous baseball star. A custard cup makes a neat hold- two nations who respect and be- lieve in one another”. He said these are people who despise totalitarianism in any form er for a partly-used pad of steel wool. Line the cup first, if you like, with a piece of aluminum foil. the one sure way fo solve today's driving problems You'll be giving yourself a welcome rest from traffic nerves on amy tri near or far, when you re vacardis« It means unmatched riding ease in re- Clining, adjustable chairs ... it means freedom from all driving strain and jand -he promised friendship and concern for the well-being not only jof Mexico but of all the neighbor Americas. : Artillery pieces boomed 21-gun salutes as the two Presidents left the border to return to their own banks of the Rio Grande. The dam was built to conserve water and prevent floods for the rich citrus and vegetable lands that extend through the river's lower valley to the Gulf of Mexico, It cost about 47 million dollars. 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