The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1954, Page 9

j them, several began moving : fH ? ee foulup in the maneuver ze ah ‘y yl weet afi | ERFEE EE rl by reap EE pai} ek ge8 & ist? Ha A & correspondent asked an infantry colonel who was the operation. ess we really would U.S. Marines,” said the eitearreiie ie 5 zs of 2 menting on the superior fire- of the modern army over the past, Brig. Gen, John f i i ously toward the nearest seek 3 of armor at more than 100 yards,” he said. “That means a Doughboy in his foxhole can knock out any now known to be in ex- ore said: his biggest ¢ turnover of trained yn of approximately to train more than in 1953, and will problem with 8,000 i ate i itty ite L Hide srtee ek Fi = an HT aS | “as strong as any hu- sknow—is as high as these men have con- rill eed Adm. Carney . Top Grocer Says Calls For Line |&°V't Sometimes mie Too Far ‘WASHINGTON U—The president of the National Assn. of Retail Grocers today pictured the federal government as. “a big brother whom you love and respect! but t}who sometimes gets too big for his britches.” Vincent L. Browner of Des Moines, Iowa, said that, for ex- , : ES i! i Hel all out in our efforts to cut gov- ernment down to its proper size.” He said consideration of “meas- ures, including premature tax cuts, i ‘fi that will interfere with the effici-| i ency and effectiveness of our com- mon defense” should be deferred. “But we must seek prudently,” he said, “for other reasonable np Gigrasping, socialistic tentacles of federal government.” Advances Told In (Tobacco Research LAKE PLACID, N.Y. ®@— A physician predicts that research- ers soon will isolate an agent in tobacto tars that he says causes cancers. Dr. Ernest L. Wynder, chief res- ident in medicine at Memorial Hos- pital in New York City, told a state health conference here: “T believe that within the not too distant future we shall have iso- lated this agent. We will then be able to remove it through differ- ent methods of manufacturing to- bacco or by filtering it out.” MARGARET TRUMAN ag aval] SIGNS NEW CONTRACT NEW. YORK #-— Margaret Truman has signed a new one- year contract with the National Broadcasting Co. for her fourth season of Tadio and television est appearances. NBC @id not disclose financial terms. The daughter of former Presi- dent Harry S. Truman has ap- peared in a variety of roles. rang- ing from drama to singing to comedy. 4 ee EEE inst former government answer | workers who still have status on | the civil service roster but who have invoked the Fifth Amendment ie board s Clardy, 2 member of the Hous: tee against self-incrimina- Un-American Activities Committee, {fon when asked about subversive said the measure was aimed main-! activities. \ hidden along the road to the payoff tified several spot to which Smith had been or-| picked him dered, asked openly why Smith | masked persons. He J. Marsin, 41, charged with kid- drove his wife back to Phoenix/Saturday with idnaping aping wealthy in- , : “We've got an answer fo; = sot hang Faget a6 gat silently. is That delayed the search for the| Marsin’s hand-picked lawyeT,} thing,” Flynn said. “ Pring! ae dem tly cae ; abductor by more than two hours,|John J. Flynn, who prosecuted| at the proper time in jail while officers resumed a overheard one officer said. Many ‘successful cases as deputy search today for the missing ran-| buried. ~ | Mt fie" ' som money. Two days of hunting failed to said tase eee beciy kiner ass. Smith yprnlingredigeccie: ia Somewhere ‘in. the Superstition | turn up any clue. The search today ly criticized the methods. used bY | 1 amm bandoned mine where ‘i x was released Thursday night, was Mountains,‘ police believed, . were | was extended into al tions late. Wednesday, she sai 7 Hae ed ; a c- hidden. the. marked. bill id for | shafts. ay, said, | not taken to her for identification | Police and added, “That was pra‘ ills, s i ,one. Masked. kidnaper was | until the next. afternoon. tically no identification at all.” New York State had 1684 Mrs. Evelyn Ann Smith’s reléasé| Police also were hunting @ tifle, ld her. . At that time, it was learned, he| Flynn said the first description | ple over 65 years old in by her husband Herbert. a pistol and a pair of binoculars |//Investigating officers, who had| was taken to her home to be iden-| given officers by Mrs. Smith said|has an estimated 1,450,°00 ; Quantity Rights Reserved oe -- TENDER KRUST ; | C BREAD — wu 12 Sala Limited Roast Beef QQ“ $1 PACKAGE For Frying or Broiling ; Armour’s Evaporated CHICKEN BREAST « 6% || : SEATROUT = 4% MILK 3 29 June Dairy -- Grade “A” Sealtest -- Sally Southern VEGETABLES Hunt's U.S. No. 1 Maine POTATOES 10+ 33c|| lomato Sauce - 5c Fancy Winesap Powdered Bleach Hampden’s Dry Lager APPLES = 2 25¢ | pUREX | BEER Ocoma Chicken Pot Pies 4 $1|| ™ 19¢ | «nom 9Be MAXWELL HOUSE ---- All Grinds With $5.00 or More C : Grocery Order __ g ' WITHOUT ORDER, REG. PRICE... . LB. ,