The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 18, 1954, Page 7

“ MENDES-FRANCE WILE ORGANIZE NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT NOW By HARVEY HUDSON PARIS Pierre Mendes-France set about organizing a new French government today to deliver the Indochina peace he has promised within a month. But his Cabinet apparently will not include Foreign Minister Georges Bidault, the na- tion’s negotiator at the Geneva con- ference. The National Assembly approved Mendes-France as premier early ‘today after the 47-year-old Radical ‘Socialist (moderate) a three-point program, including a ‘promise he would reach an Indo- china settlement before July 20 or resign. The vote was 419-47, with 154 deputies abstaining. Commu- nists supported him. ' The new Premier offered his pro- gram as a three-stage project, lead- ‘ing off with the Indochina peace. ‘When that was achieved, he said, “he would: ‘ 1, Submit a “coherent and de- ‘tailed program for economic re- | covery.” 2. Attempt to reconcile the divi- ‘sions within France on the Euro- pean Defense Community Treaty to rearm West Germans in a six- nation European army. Of the six nations, France and Italy still must ratify it. Bidault’s absence from the new , Bovernment appeared certain after his Popular Republican Movement (MRP) announced it would not take part in Mendes-France’s Cabinet. i etree told the Assem- ly: “If the conflict in Indochina is not settled — and settled quickly— it is the risk of war, of an inter- national war and perhaps an atom- fe war—that must be envisaged.” He did not outline any precise plan for achieving peace beyond continuation of the Geneva talks and a promise that ‘“‘no measure will be neglected that shows itself necessary to this end.” This im- plied direct negotiations with Ho . Chi Minh, Moscow-tutored leader of the Vietminh rebels in Indo- china, Mendes-France has, consist- ently urged such negotiations in the ast. é The new Premier declared, how- ever, that every possible precaution would be taken to safeguard France’s forces in Indochina. He also declared his plan did not en- visage a surrender. “France does not have to accept and will not accept conditions for settlement which would be'in cor- flict with its most vital interests,” she declared. “France will remain in the Far East. Neither our al- lies, nor our enemies must harbor the last doubt on the meaning of our determination.” Rita Hayworth Film Is Slated At The Monroe ‘Rita Hayworth, the most faseina. ting lady of our screen, appears as the most notorious woman of our time in Columbia , Pictures’ e § i z ' § z ¥ 3 A : il if i zB Sg a2 g x & = rg # pat 8% aa = 5 Z F : 5 z Fr ¥ § i} Today's Assembly vote saw Com-| Tr munists, Socialists, Radical Social- ists, a big bloc of De Gaullists and scatterings from other parties lined up behind Mendes-France. Inde- pendent Republicans and MRP members mostly abstained, but eight MRPs disobeyed party or- ders to vote for confirmation, These eight gave Mendes-France six more than the needed 314 votes, even without the 99 Com- munists and fellow travelers who balloted for him. The Premier had warned the Assembly earlier he would not accept the premiership if his majority was made possible | p by Communist votes. The victory made the economic | “ and financial expert France’s 14th Premier since the liberation. His Cabinet will be the nation’s 20th postwar government. A brilliant orator, Mendes-France failed by 13 votes to win the pre- miership a 37-day govern- ment crisis last year. The job was finally won then by former Pre- mier Joseph Laniel, who resigned Saturday after losing an Assembly confidence issue, vote on the Indochina | }2:° eneral’s Horse Will Be Given A Good Home JUNCTION CITY, Kan. wi — Millwood, the favorite horse of the late Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, heto of .Bataan, isn’t going to spend his remaining days among mules after all. The Army recently ordered the transfer of 16 retired horses at nearby Ft. Riley, including Mill- . wood, to Camp Carson, Colo., where the Army maintains a mule pack train. ose cavalrymen and some local citizens protested Ft. Riley is a former cavalry Army’s . equestrian team Pa Olympic eg lye lerstanding th be or dives the rest of their ives. They'll continue to live on Kan- sas soil. A similar arrangement reportedly is pending for the 14 other horses. A carillon of 72 bells weighing half a million pounds in Riverside Church, New York City, is rated as the world’s largest, the order. | % TY, Florida, to-' A parcel of submerged land in Pine Channel lying east of and ee Lots 2 and 3 of = RY BEACH 2 subdivision corded in Plat Book Phy 127, Monroé County Public R. ords, in Section 38, Townsh' 66 South, Range 39 East, Mon- roe County, Florida, containing 1.68 acres, more or less. The Purchaser is re the advertising cost tary stamps. Sale, if and when made, shall bead ect to the arusteus starving 5% of the phos. tals nder. ‘he Trustees of the Internal Im- provement ran evens the Hight to_rejec! @ sale. IR of the Trustees ef the Inteenol renprevennent Fund of the State of Florida, RET ae Governor C. Billot, 8 st im x, bar oetittip eet Ss LF R BID the ‘Board ot Publie pny) OF Monroe oun admisisttetion Floride, at Attest: y. Menroe Ses oe vy rel ks shell be eht Denail be ansempied Dy shipper. 6-Teachers Desks — light oak — ight sk No. 410 oF Sogingrn, DS Chairs — Ment’ - te a abenb led ary je No. 1980 or al Sota reing. Desks" Southern Desk No. L-102 or equal s-Laprarions ys ae Southern Desk No. Lr: or “asi ‘atal hinets — 9 i Southern Desk No. L-1709 or equal 2-Vertical Files — drawer . legal ua ot pook ‘rucks — Southern Desk equal lo. wu 2] Sta — Seythern patho tie0 or equal. - he Hendae or equi 1 ay jes — 35° high grained, LR lastic finish pescidal Tables — 37” high Siael Tables at" t rained tle END, ing Co a 16” high = Mabisteenin, Scking Chaire — 18° high — Maple finish {2-Stecking Chairs — 16° hich — Maple graineé fintsh rves the Nght to to rejeet sole" Ne. cave informalities and any a ide. "HEARD Pe "SERGE | * GERALD H. ADAMS, Chairman. HORACE O'BRYANT y. 4-11-18, 1954, T© ALL WHOM IT MAY Cox cman Notice ts hereby atten thet filed my final return as ancillaty admin- istrator of the. estate of ak Cow! pe daceadea: that I my Fetter for final discharge and that will apply to ty Honorable Ray- oni Fa, County Judge of joni 4 County, Flo on Het 2 64 for pproval ot the gai and for final discharge s¢ ane Ty administrator of thé estate of eR at Pa ae wads inistrat ri melt im Batts cr syron 's) Cowih 1 4011-18, 1954. Tallahassee, Florida fav fist, 1954 ve th hi mn that “a the ft the State of 0 Law, will offer. for. objections Snty, Tae raiiee lorida, at 11:60 o'clock, A. . y 18th, 1964, the follow) dopcribed fo A isaie i eit Sout Commencing st t ri yd it the inter: ag Py ft th jt Fecction 0, an it Ran e lahassee Mer- idl ety, ‘aca, Monroe Coun- ty, Florida ald the Northerly Way 4A he eaten eye 8 istiny ‘ebruar: 15,1444; thence North along ant 918.35 the M. H. W, L. o Nanaeeae, batt 15 4 3 ec 00” Tie 266 fest more -South 15 dgs, et more or I hs vis re or 14, in Seetlo: ha County, Purchase? is requi wertising cost and documen. imps. The when Sale, if Pk be sAiect ord Truss: Bie mhoeniate mineral 4 ri ind metals sre ee oe ah Patvoleum ‘thereon ‘The Triystees of the Internal Im- Css eens, pontavs the right XY ORDER of the Tru: eqs of Inte ARS MEDad prgiazmens Pa oe CMARLEY 7. JOHNS, Atte: FG PRE Governor. Trusteés I. 1. Fun June 11-18-36; july 2-9, 1954. ‘4 TY,. FLORi ‘loridi ype ‘our’ ease of ey West, Florida, 8) gelenda? months ie Pr @ first pee ica . Each ai shall be ih got ‘and ° oe ( Tet AR yo - June acftes-as, 188e, yee iniatrat: foe th ate of Rex D. Caan, at the Com- in the City i, ‘est, Florige for furnishing Srentestoe? (ae M. ite the minimum cost for each additional mi mile duritg this » he musi mum charge up £ the-hours of 6 P. ana@ the cost fer each OY wile after the first mi! irs. qualified for consideration, all meet the fellewing me. it state the mini- one mile during M. thru 8 A. M. @itional during be presently licensed a ty tolearry a4 a wreek- established as a Dusiness wi the eity limits of Key West. nimi uipinépt to con- Jee et at tense mone’ standard type erane mounted tew truck. L. i insvrane ire- Suant shail be 310 a0.080.f0 ra Derty '$50/100,000.00, personal Each | proposal furnjshing these heme ment be eneloned ink dealed enyélope an@ marked of the e sal ty the right to re: or te waive ini or pt sea ott al al ormality in any Did neuvem ey “Clerk. June 11-18, 1954 Jtiprove- , jorida, | en- | ¢ LEGAL NOTICES (qaaxtixoo) NOTICE UNDER FICTY SIDER Fieririous NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that érsigned, desiring to engage under the fictitions t New,” 421 Fleming ey West, Florida, intend Stevens Feels Integrity Of Army Is Safe By ELTON C. FAY QUANTICO, Va. —Secretary of the Army Stevens, looking back on the long and bitter days of his dis- pute with Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis), tr to régister said “name with tn Clerk of the Circuit Co tf Foe County, Florida. -""* ° Mon- Dated June 3, 1954. DA W. GELLRICH, OLICE S. CURRY’ Se june 4-11-18-25, 1954, "01° Owners. eck ces IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF 7; 16th SUDIC: CIRCUIT, ty AnD FOR MONRO COUNTY, Flom. TDA. CHANCERY. IN Case No. JEANNETTE E. BLISS Plaintite, DIVORCE Defendant NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: LOUIS K. BLISS ‘cad lachelor Officers’ Qu Naval Air Station @uerte™® YOU ARE HERES EREBY NOT! that sult for divorce has bes hen inst you herein and you are quired ‘to serve a copy of your Answer on Attorneys for Plaintiff, and file the original thereof with the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 9th dav of July, 1954, otherwise Decree Pro Contesso will be entered against you. DATED at Key West Florida, this §th day of June, (SEAL) EARL R. ADAMs, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: (84) FLORENCE E. SAWYER Deput; . William R. Neblett Silane. NEBLETT & YOUMANS Attorneys for Plaintiff 419 Southard Street Key West, Florida june 11-18-25; july 2.1954 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF THE 16th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLOR- ma. IN CHANCERY. No. 18-1118 W. FULLER, worice 2 aintift, < ‘© DEFEN SUIT TO FORCLOSE A MORTGAGE FRE Ee etd: GIO and: ‘gtizaperH MAG- Sais Titi Ae. ca. Ms and AD- ELINE ADRIAN, his wife, efendents. TO: pr. J. ERRICO 901 West Harrison St. Chicago, Illinois. You, BMIL 3. BRRICO, are here- by notified that Bill of Com- plaint to Foreclose the Mortgage on the following described proper- ty, to wit: Lots 14,15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, and 23 in Block One (1) as shown on a Plat entitled “MA DALAY” a subdivision in Sec- tion 6, ‘Township 62 South, Rangé 39 East, recorded in Plat Book 1 at page 194 of the Public Records of Monroe Coun- ty, Florida together with the improvements contained there- on; together with the furniture and furnishings, fixtures and equipment contained therein, known as the “Mandalay Res- taurant and Cabins.” has béen filed against vou, and you are required to serve 2 copy of your answer or Pleading to the Bill of mplaint on the Plaintiff's At- JAMES G. PACE and vs. LOUIS K. BLIgs, ELBRIDGE ve. ing: in the of the”Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 29th day of June, 1954. If you fail to do so, Hips | ior gpd by default will be taken + Inst you for the relief demand- the Bill of Complaint. ig notice shall be Published once & week for four consecutive yee in THE KEY WEST CITI- PONE. AND ORDERED at Key West, Florfda this 27 day of May, A. _D.1954. (SBAL) EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk Circuit.Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: (s@) FLORENCE E. SAWYER Deputy Clerk. JAMES G. PACE and ARTHUR LLNER wh Testsere tor the Plaintiff. may 38; june 4-11-18, 1954. Tallahassee, Florida May 3ist, 1954 TICE No NOTICE is ‘hereby given that the Trustees of the Internal pmprove- nd of the State of Florida, nt to Law, will offer for ale, for objections only, in Talla- haasée, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock, A. M. July 13th, 1954, following déseribed land in MO) ‘d IDA, to-wit: A parcel of bay bottom land in the Straits of Florida south of te: as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the south- westerly right of way line of Simonton Street and the south- easterly right of way line of South Street, bear southwest- erly along the southeasterly right of way line of South Street for a distance of 161.25 feet to & point: thence at right angles and in a southeasterly dirgction for a distance of 325 tack, more or less, to a point on the shoreline of the Bay of Floride, said point also to be known a8 the point of begin- ning of the parcel of bay bot- tom land‘hereinafter described; from said point of beginning, continue bearing southeasterly and at right angles to said South Street for a distance of 190 feet, more or less, to a point, sald point being on the pro- longation of a line bearing southwest and at right angles Simonton St: said iso. being the therly ‘kation line of iy bot- tom lgnds purchased from the State Interna] _ Improvement Fund by Mr. Al Logan and Mr. Morris Mazar of Key West, Florida; thence bear at right angles and in a southwesterly direction along the prolonga- tion of said demarkation line for a distance of 80 feet to a point; thence at right angles and in a southwestefly di: tion for a distance of 205, to si of 30 feet, mere or less, back to the int of beginning. Containing .86 of an acre, more or less. ‘The Purchaser is required to pay the advertising cost ahd documen- tery stamps. Sale, if and when maa shall be sybject to the Trustees re: gail mto themselves 75% of the phosphate, minerals and metals and 50% 6: @ petroleum thereon or thereunder. ‘The Sree of the Internal Im- yvement Fund reserve th Po°reject the sale. * ‘He Pent o Internal Improvemen the State of Florida. "Und of CHARLEY £. JOHNS, Acting Go’ ¥ Attest: F.C. ELLIOT. seer ‘Trustees L I. Fund. dune 11-18-25; july 2-9, 1954 voiced confidence today that ‘the integrity of the Army no lnger is at stake.” He also made it plain he intends to decline an invitation to an after- the-hearings cocktail party to be given Monday by Sen. Mundt (R- SD) for participants on both sides —and expects no Army personnel will attend. Mundt presided over the 36-day hearings, which ended in Washing- ton yesterday. Stevens, here for a four-day meeting of top Defense Depart- ment and armed forces officials, also told newsmen: 1. “I am _ absolutely confident that there will be no abuse of Army personnel, in or out of uniform,” who appear from now on before McCarthy’s Communist - hunting subcommittee. One of the back- ground issues in the row with the senator was Stevens’ contention that a general who appeared be- fore McCarthy had been abused. 2. He has no intention ‘“‘whatso- ever” of resigning, but proposes to serve as long as he is of “‘serv- ice to the country.” 3. “I feel that the integrity of the Army was at stake. We’ve been through that now. It must be abundantly clear to everyone that the Army is just as interested and active in ridding itself of subver- sives as anyone else in the United States.” In expressing confidence there would be. no abuse of Army per- sonnel before the McCarthy or any other committee, Stevens said there would be cooperation, that “from the start of my term of office I have consistently cooper- ated with all members of Con- gress) and committees and I in- tend to continue that policy.” Secretary of Defense Wilson, who called this meeting of high military and defense officials, expressed his own views about combatting com- munism in a chat with reporters last night. He said he thought free men could and must counter commu- nism “without subscribing to some of the things we would finally be willing to fight to avoid.” Com- munism, he said, is a serious mat- ter but “we don’t want to back down on our own concept of free a society.” One American Scores At Chess NEW YORK (#—Donald Byrne, a 24-year-old University of Michi- gan instructor, chalked up Amer- ica’s first victory in the Soviet U.S. chess tournament by beating the champion of Russia. He defeated Yuri Auerbach in 59 moves. Byrne’s brother Robert, 26, fought a losing battle with Alexan- der Kotov at a neighboring table in a banquet room at the Hotel Roosevelt. The Russians are far ahead in points, 6-2. In the eight first-round games, they won five, drew two and lost one. The next round starts tomorrow night. jthe early morning hours. Haircut Is Ordered For Arrested Youth BALTIMORE (# — The “drape- style” haircut of 16-year-old John Powell was transformed by court order yesterday into a crew cut similar to the one adornirg the i of the officer who atrested im. Patrolman Joseph Engle picked up young Powell to ask him what he was doing on a fire escape in When Powell appeared in court, Magistrate Reuben Caplan was too fascinated ‘with the long temple locks which ended in ducktails at the back of the head to even hear the case. “You look like a wild man,” commented the judge. He told young Powell to get his hair cut| “like Patrolman Engle’s” and re- turn. When he returned, the judge in- spected the job, then missed Powell. Lettuce, Not Ham OMAHA ® — Mrs. Joseph 0.) Hebenstreit was thinking of a/ boiled ham sandwich when she opened a meat package from her grocery store. What she found in the package was the store’s bank deposit. 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