The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 10, 1954, Page 8

ene s.r 9 THEKEY WEST CrrTzEN Friday, December 10, 1954 For Decision iCall For Release Of 11 . By TOM HOGE bs "UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. w— U. N. Assembly pushed for vote today on demands by the ted States and its. 15 Korean lar Allies that Red China yield p11. American airmen held as . Western diplomats predicted least 45 of the 60 member states wuld rally behind the call. Weary delegates prepared to re- ume debate on the resolution aft- two meetings yesterday, the econd lasting. until nearly mid- ight. Hopeful of clearing up the m before the Assembly: goes into final scheduled week, they nned to remain in session util ey reach a ballot on the 16-pow- resolution condemning impris- ment of the men and calling on o1 » General Dag Hammar- to. work for their release. anticipated the resolu- ~ encounter opposition the »five-nation . Soviet has fought it bitterly. of Arab-Asian states d to abstain. $ believed -the —resolu- could “Have mustered 55 fa- ‘vorable votes if it had not included condemnation of Red China. This caused apprehension among Arab- Asian nations with little desire to go on record denouncing Peiping. Syria reflected this feeling in yesterday’s debate. Her chief dele- gate, Ahmed Shukairi, said that he favored the speedy release of the airmen but saw little’ point in denouncing the Chinese if the As- sembly sincerely wanted to win the Americans freedom. Russia's Jacob Malik spear- ~ headed the bitter Soviet bloc at: tack, angrily denouncing the com- plaint as ‘‘shameful.” He declared the Assembly had no right to try For Home or to intervene in Chinese justice. He hinted the Communists would ig- nore\.any action the United Na- tions might take. U. S. Chief Delegate Henry Cab- ot “Bodge Jr. accused Malik of making ‘hollow, misleading state- ments in charging the airmen were spies. He declared the plan was on a legitimate mission and that the men, as uniformed military Personnel, ‘should be handed over at once under the terms of the Korean armistice. Both British Minister of State Anthony. Nutting and France’s Henri, Hoppenot firmly backed Lodge’s stand. Nutting said he pitied Malik for having to come before the Assem- bly with such a weak case and for being placed in the position of having to read out.a “tissue of Palpable falsehoods.” ‘Th Western Big Three have been . -hard at Russia’s repeated attempts to throw out the case on the contention that only Chinese volunteers took part in the Korean conflict and therefore Pei- ping is not bound by the armis- tice. The Western Powers said an official Peiping representative signed the armistice agreement and China’s Prmier-Foreign Min- ister Chou En-lai represented the Chinese side at the Geneva -con- ference last June. FRAZIER IS CIVILIAN Lt. Norman R. 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Clear to partly cloudy wea- ther with only a few showers, Observation Taken at Post Office Building, 7:00 A.M., EST, Key West, Fla., Dec. 10, 1954 Temperatures Highest yesterday Lowest last night Mean Normal Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month _. 0.50 ins. Deficiency this month _ 0.04, ins. Total this year ______56.54 ins. Excess this year —___. 18.32 ins. 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Snead, who carded a 3-under-par 67 yesterday, came to the golf course this morning but told Ray O’Brien, PGA tournament direc- tor, that he ecouldn’t play. When called to tee off at 9:55 a.m., the White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., pro had left the club grounds, Julius Boros led the field of 161 players. The 35-year-old pro from Mid Pines N. C., paced yester- day’s opening round with a 4-under par 66. Tied with Snead one stroke back were Ted Kroll of New Hartford, N. °¥., and ‘Joe Brown of West Des Moines, Iowa. An accident 3rd graf 18. DEATH MRS. PHOEBE HAZLEWOOD MORSE Mrs. Phoebe Hazlewood Morse, 73, died early this morning at Mon- roe General Hospital. Mrs. Morse, known throughout the country as the “Silhouette La- dy,” has been a resident of Key West for the last 15 years, coming here from Dade City, Her silhou- ettes of famous figures, as well as pictures of familiar Key West scenes, have been used as illus- trations for numerous publications. She is survived by two sons, Lt. P. V. 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