The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 15, 1954, Page 12

THE XEY .EST CITIZENPage 12 Monday, November 15, 1954 Private Owners Struggle With Indian Gov't NEW DELHI ® — The future in a mounting struggle between private property interests and the Nehru government. hk government contends its en- will pay for a. oa property a in land reforms, housi dustrial development pet Pag in- cluding nationalization. Compensa- tion at full market value, the gov- ernment should not not. be e Property owners, @ powerful bloc within Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s own Congress party, di itions. The government must pay own- ers for any Property ‘ “acquired or taken possession of.” But the con- stitution does. not say how that — should be deter- stitution. to give Parliament the Tight to set compensation. In ef- fect, this would mean the govern- ment would decide how much to pay; Parliament would be asked claiming “the fundamental right” of full compensation, insist this amendmént would discourage the foreign investors India is trying to attract lead Kids Can Sue For Book Destruction LONDON, # — British school- teachers seizing comic books from children in classrooms had better pak destroy them, The kids may i This warning was issued recent- ly by are National Union of Teachers, whose legal eagles have |}. come up with the following opin- jon: “The comic is not valueless, Ownership does not reside in the teacher. To destroy it or otherwise deprive the true owner of it perm- anently would be an illegal act...” Radar Tracing Of Storms Planned TOKYO #—The U.S. Weather Bureau next summer will try tracing the course of typhoons ani hurricanes by radar. The plan, to be tried out at Ber- muda, involves the releasing of balloons: with an attached reflector device into the eye = center of a cp or ty R.H. Simpson, spots! assistant to the chief of the U.S. Weather Bureau, told an international*sym- balloons in the calm, central area. of the storm. Pets Welcome Friendly Thief LONDON, (#—A thief posing as a plumber was greeted by Mrs. Ruth Osborne’s two poodles as he walked up the stairs of her house, The maid who let the imposter in said the friendly dogs — Susie and Simone — lifted their paws and the “plumber” gravely shook them He then proceeded to Mrs. Os- borne’s bedroom and filched a box pounds ($9,800). He came downstairs, shook the! poodles’ paws a second time and | departed with the loot. cn ere ncn Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND, AMER EAN COFFEE) and CUBAN — TRY A POUND TODAY — STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph Coffee Mill at ALL GROCERS erin nN BABY FOOD STRAINED 3 for 29c “=| PETER PAN Peanut Buiter 37c 12-02, Jar... SPRY | L-Lb. Tin... 33° MAHATMA, LONG GRAIN RIC! 2Lb, Pkg... 29¢ WATERMAID — RICE 2Lb. Pkg. . « 24¢ PARSON'S SUDSY AMMONIA PINT QUART l5c 25c Armour’s HOOD 33 BLEACH DISINFECTANT The ONLY bleach with “Hibitin’ added to guard against damage. -GRAPEFRUI ‘DELICIOUS APPLES STOP EVERYTHING! , STOP EVERYTHING NOW — Quantit Rights Reservec NEAREST TABLE SUPPLY FOR THESE BUYS! LIBBY’'S YELLOW CLING HALVES PEACHES 4 NO. 212 CANS en EVERBEST GRAPE NAM 29 SS Golden Harvest TOMATOES 3 »- Delmonte Fancy 721 Duval Street — 1835 Flagler Avenne C A TSUP 2 vce nae = 79c WINE BOND’S—All Varieties FIFTH BOTTLE ROYAL HAWAIAN Chunk-Style TUNA Vr al OUR VALUES ARE MILES AHEAD! FROZEN FOODS Pic-Me-Up ORANGE or B&W Brand GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 108 99 RASPBERRIES 1’. ea. 29c BLACKEYE PEAS ‘mac 2 for 39¢ BRUSSEL SPROUTS 13. r. 29¢ SWEET, JUICY NG NICE ES ORA - 19¢ GRAPES 2. lbs. 25¢ LARGE 4 for 29 “wo Lb. 19e IDAHO BAKERS 101s. mess Bag 59e TOMATOES Fancy Red Ripe lb. 19¢ Armour's * Canned Meats! TAMALES |. voi 28¢ DRIED BEEF ».0. 5 aa. 12-02. Can ¢ ! HANOVER GRADE A PEAS No. 303 Can “§9¢ | ° BREASTS Canton‘s Ga. Shipped Grade A QUICK-FROZEN MIXED ° LEGS fF RVER a PARTS = GROUND BEEF ei om 31: 8% Sliced Bacon Palm River, Rindless, Lb. Pkg. A% SPARE RIBS SMALL LITTLE PIG! Fine For Dirr's Gold Seal Wieners « 49e BORAX .. . € 19¢ ns 35¢}