The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 24, 1954, Page 5

, June 24,1954 = THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Latin-American Governments Ajoid Taking Sides In Fight THE IATED PRESS American govern- have discreetly poet et any official stand on ua- jalan War which exploded on doorsteps last week. But political leaders, newspapers hd Leftist student groups through- mt the southern lands are busily lanning resentment against the inited States. Government leaders have gener- | adopted a wait-and-see atti- tole, apparently desiring to offend / neither the United States nor the / embattled regime of Leftist Presi- dent Jacobo Arbenz Guzman. But many individual legislators make no bones of their belief that the United States is backing the rebel. forces which seek to ovr- throw Arbenz’ Communist-backed ernment. mgs “oatirntey Pgs ragpaea inst the U1 ites in many oi itg southern neighbors since the war broke out, but most of them have been sparked by student groups which are traditionally Left- ist, ‘The general trend of official sen- timent was reflected in Argentina, where President Juan D, Peron’s nomic mala. ‘The proposal indicated Argentina plans to steer an officially neu- tral course. But the anti-Peron Radical party, which controls only 14 seats in the 158-member House, The. governments of Chile and Uruguay refrained from taking a ‘even though their Par- had voted through resolu- ig the Arbenz cause. vote in Chile’s Chamber of as 94-15, with the rest cary , strong- the United States, _Temained officially has declared that she remain absolutely neu- conflict. Honduras and Nicaragua have limited their official comment to denials of Guatemalan charges that ‘they served as launching bases for the invasion. Latin-American newspapers, less restrained than their governments, reflected various shades of opin- fon. Chicks Hatch On Dump STANDISH, Maine (#—A batch | relie: ote discarded at the town dump ha in ‘hot sunshine, caretaker Bert Chaplin reported. Chaplin said last night the chicks to be flourishing despite Old Kidnap Mystery Is Solved Now SPRINGFIELD, Mass. i—A kid- nap mystery dating back 42 years apparently was solved today by a telephone call from the victim now living in West Virginia. Robert Thompson was only three years old when his father took him from the home of his mother here in 1912, a short time after his parents were divorced, and cus- tody of their son given to the mother. He was the object of a nation- wide search at the time, but no trace of the child or his father ever was found. The mystery was broken last night when Springfield police re- ceived a telephone call from a man who identified himself as Rob- ert Wilson Pitman, 45, of Japonica Land, Woodrum Park, Charleston W. Va. “Pitman” told police that hist father whom he had known as “Wilson Ambrose 'Pitnian’” died re- cently, and that he learned of his true name and past history from newspaper clippings and other pa- pers he found in his father’s ef- fects. The West Virginia man reported that his father assumed the name of Pitman right after the abduc- tion, ard that until his father died, he thought that was his real name. He telephoned police to ask them if his mother, Mrs, Rose Ethel Mason Thompson still was living. Police located an aunt, Mrs. Ruth Rawson, who said that the kid- naped boy’s mother, now Mrs. Rose Tracy, of Jericho Center, Vt., is in a hospital at Burlington, Vt., following an operation. Police said the West Virginia man said he will come here and go to Burlington to see the mother he never knew. He is married and the father of two children, police said. CBS Networks -|To Telecast In Color In August BOSTON, (More than 40 ma- jor CBS television network pro- grams will be broadcast in color beginning Aug. 22, Hubbell Robin- son Jr., vice president in charge of network programs, has an-- nounced, In an address to the Advertising Federation of America, Robinson said the first color telecast will be of Ed Sullivan’s Toast of The Town on Sunday, Aug. 22. About three or more different Programs will be presented in color each week, he said. The pro- grams will originate in New York City and Hollywood, Calif. CBS presented a sample of it color shows today, a 15-minute closed circuit telecast of The New Revue, originating in New York and seen on 10 receivers in the Hotel Statler here, ASTHMA FIND CURB FOR MISERY DUE TO ASTHMA ATTACKS. RUSHED New hope for relief from asthma parox- is seen today in reports of success na palliative gly gli ve out 41 chicks after baking | of Diesseed CENTRAL PHARMACY Cor. White St. @ Truman Ave, Mail Orders Filled NAVARRO, Inc. & By FRANK CAREY AP Science Reporter ANN ARBOR, Mich. #—Dis- covery of almost 900 new pe eee or pip-squeak planets — Te- discovery of some of those that have been “‘lost” for many years— A (GOOD’YE TIRES rr #190 Pip-squeak Planets “Found” By Astronomer was reported today by an Indiana , nomical Society that the tiny heav- University astronomer who said|enly wanderers — ranging in di- th findings should help reduce a| ameter from two miles to 50 miles potential traffic hazard of any fu-!|— had been spotted during a five ture travel in spaceships. year search. Dr. Frank K. 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