The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 9, 1954, Page 7

A Thursday, December 9,194 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN . Page 7 Embattled Finn | : i i clini ap Fell aM Hei iil ¢. 2 § Hi : & i E 7 : = i ite z : i ; li i Pe 8: aln ie peseige seeHtfe i et aE et “a EHH i oee, fz But it | predis is FB By GEORGE BOULTWOOD BONN, Germany w—The jack boot and Prussian steel helmet, old 4 : z z : £ & 2 ¢ “#]9 2457 2358 Peay Fi i LH ig individuality’ among the NATO forces or whether they should look |. » as much like their -allies as pos- sible. Officials calculate it will cost about million dollars to oufit the 500,000 members of the future force. uniform shown to the par- ry. security committee in cludes service dress, battle dress, working overalls and a uniform for wear off duty. With the service dréss, of loose Dlouse and ski pants, the German will: wear a jaunty ski cap. ed cap, designed in dashing style, .will be worn with “Eisenhower —. and off-duty dress. erman frontier guards- the committee they pre- J s aahett al it was more attractive girls. The _ Citizen § oy Fe peaked cap for off-duty |}. Twins Win H d [ Z iis it ui | filet ste eee i i tinued to take food, eatng two eggs and all quantities of other semisolid » Galeazzi-Lisi ‘scheduled con- sultations again ‘today with: ved specialists to try to determine the exact riature of the Pope’s iliness and measure his progress since new treatment was started last Saturday. One ies said. last. night it still is undecided “| war, or resulting from Rhee Won't Have Among Koreans | SEOUL (#—President Syngman. Rhee has threatened stern puni- tive measures against Koreans ad- wane coexistence with commu- The 79-year-old President said in a statement the Communists were advocating coexistence through Japan, Red China, and Britain, and “the situation is. such that’ the United States is inclined to go along.” “Even if the United States turns out to be an- advocate of coex- istence,” Rhee said, “we are de- termined to fight and die dom and: independence.”” Pro-Japahese an mmu- such coexistence, Rhee said, and added: “Police and those who. the government and , sup) ithe anti-Communist policy should in- vestigate and report such pel PENN IS PENNED sion,| BY CHRISTMAS BOX CHICAGO @ — Policemen who went to arrest William Penn for 21 traffic offenses were told by his wife he wasn’t in. Then the offi- cers -heard a crash. °° They opened a closet doo: and there was Penn, beneath a Christ- mas box that had fallen on his head. He won't find out what’s in it. He's serving out a $210 fine at the rate of $1.50 a day. Deadline Near Hospital Stay Long Mental Ends For Ross Elsa Honors Old Friend NEW YORK wW—Elsa Maxwell gave her most impressive New York party in years last night— with the same honor guest for whom: ske threw a big one 20 On Veterans’ Dental Work Many veterans who have non- compensable. service - connected dental conditions have only a brief time in whch to apply for out - patient treatment, George H. Hans- kat, Contact Representative in Charge for the Veterans Adminis- peed Office, in Key West, wid final date for applying is one year from date of discharge from the armed forces or December 31, 1954, whichever is later, Hanskat | said. Under former laws thefinal date was June 27, but Congress extend. ed the time and the President ap- proved the change. Veterans were reminded by Hanskat that this law does not apply to (1) veterans hav. ing service - connected conditions bag are compensable, (2) veter- ans. having dental conditions not service connected but which ag- gtavate service connected disabili- ties or injuries. Those to which the December 31, 1954, date applies are entitled to one - time treatment only except- ing those whose injuries were in- curred in combat, as a prisoner of other ser- vice connected injuries. ‘For more details information con- tact Hanskat at room 104, Post Of- °| fice Bldg. Autopsy Set Into Mystery Death Of Gladys George HOLLYWOOD u— An autopsy was ordered today into the death of Gladys George, 50-year-old for- mer movie and stage actress found unconscious yesterday in her apartment. Her physician, Dr. Russell Jones said there was a possibility her death was caused by a barbitur- ate. He said he had her sent to the hospital and that she died be- fore tests could be completed that would have determined whether she had taken sleeping tablets. Dr. Jones said the actress had been treated, successfully, for throat cancer a few years ago. Miss George was acclaimed as one of the best performers of 1936 by the Motion Picture Academy for her role in “Valiant Is the Word for Carrie.” She made her stage debut when only 3, The daughter of Sir Arthur and Lady. Clare, she was married four times. Her lasthusband was a Les Angeles bellboy, Kenneth C. Bradley. They were wed in 1946 and divorced in 1950. Miss--George had become a re- e- | clus“ Tecent years. FLASH FIRE KILLS THREE IN FAMILY CHICAGO (#—A father and his two small daughters died last night in a flash fire at their North Side home. The victims were identified as Earl Jorgensen, 30, and his chil- dren, Elizabeth, 5, and Margaret 2. The wife and two other children escaped uninjured. Firemen said the victims appar- reached them. Cause of the fire was legals HOME ! AT LAST TOKYO — Canadian Squadron Leader Andrew R. MacKenzie, freed by the’ Olinése Reds Sunday after two years: in prison, left Tokyo today by Plane for Van- couver, Canada. _ Member New York Stock Fichence ALSO: INVESTMENT FUNDS... We Buy and Sell All Stocks Ticker Service, . . « Direct From New York Stock Exchange * —-Branch 613% DUVAL STREET Jack Elias. $18 SIMONTON STREET COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FLORIDA POULTRY, EGG & FISH CO. Be = Week-End Specials Fla. SMALL EGGS . 3 doz. $1.25 FLORIDA GRADE A—Dressed and Drawn STEWING HENS . 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In ordering Ross released, Judge Lewis said the road to Farview “could be properly classified as “the road of no return,” adding: “It is quite conceivable, because of the wholly inadequate system of examinations that many more patients of sound mind are knock- ing at the door of freedom at Farview without being heard.” Judge Lewis ordered Ross’ re- lease after four psychiatrists tes- tified he was sane. Ross said he plans to work for » local contractor and live with a brother here. Dr. Asa L. Hickok, assistant at Farview, said he would wel- years ago. 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