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witness to this truth. Though revel-
atoms be many, Religion is one:
its Source, its Meaning is the
same.
To say that man is TO recognize
this Day as Gods ana is to enter
into the New Age through religion
does not mean that he will enter
it simply by devotional exercises,
by a personal idealism or through
the good offices of some venerated
tradition. Religion, enduing men
with power from on high, has come
into the world again according to
the immemorial principle of all the
world-religlons of the past. In this
age Baha'u'llah has proclaimed
Himself as entrusted by God with
a supreme mission OF deiiverance
and guidance TO all mankind. This
New Age is the Dawn OF n new
Spiritual Dispensaticn enriched
with larger blessings than any
Dispensation of the past. Man. by
his own effort, must attain that
fame of mind, that attitude of soul
toward God and man, which can
come only through the influence
of religion. From: Religion and
the New Age, by George Town.
Shend, formerly Canon of ST PAT.
rick'S Cathedral, Cathedral, Dub
lin, and Archbishop of Clonfert.
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Indian appeal--warned South Ko
rea that the u. n. Command would
IforcibIy resist any attempt to free
the PoWs or attack indian troops
Souh Korea. which considers
India pro-Communist, has repeat.
edly threatened 10 drive the In.
dams from Korea-by force, il
necessary.
The situation frightened after the
Indians killed 3 POWs and wound.
led 10 recently in putting down
two attempted escapes by the pris.
oners.
Meanwhile, Allied engineers
worked speedily constructing facil-
titles near Panmunjom where the
Communists will interview the
North Korean and Chinese POWs
who refuse to 10 home.
The camp is scheduled for com
pletion Monday morning and it is
possible that the explanations de-
signed to persuade POWS to ac-
cept repatriation vii, get under
way at that time.
The explanations have been de-
layed since Sept. 26, mainly be.
cause of a snarl over facilities.
Both the U. N. Command and
Reds turned down centers built by
the other and demanded detailed
changes.
There was no official indication
whether the U. N. Command teams
would start meeting with the 3s9
former Allied soldiers who have
refused repatriation. This number
includes % Americans and l Bri.
On.
A spokesman said the UNC was
in no hurry because of the small
involved.
The 14,70O Chinese p0Ws staged
celebrations Saturday morning in
observance of the Nationalist Chi
neSe independence Day.
AT the same time, four North
Korean prisoners who changed
their minds and asked to be re-
patriated were turned over 10 the
Communists.
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so we can find them after a heavy
rain. Tourists are Very important
to the business life of Key West
and they come here for rest and
recreation. We, who live here like
to get cut and have sun in the sun
too. An adequate Recreation Pro
gram is a Must.
Our City Cemetery with its
many spots of Historical signlfi.
canoe has always been of interest
10 visitors here. This should be one
of the most beautiful places II
Key West and could he with proper
attention and care. The condition
1t is now in is enc of the main
reasons for my being 4 Candidate.
| don't want to bay any docks and
I am not in favor OF giving any.
more Of our resources away. want
to see the taxpayer get service fol
his money and that Is why / an
running for the office OF City Com
missioner.
"A friend of nire. 8 minister
once told ME that hey West wa.
the nearest thing TO Paradise that
he ever expected "a find on t1i.
earth. and that ne n0ped. wh77 80
was on this earth. that he could
stay here. I Ike it here 49,. a-s
win or. lose, / an gong 10 keeR
working TO make this City the
place where everyone will want 10
stay lpd. pol. adv.)
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Installation
Slated Sun. At
list Methodist

The pastor of the First Metho.
dist Church, J. Paul Touehton, has
announced that the teachers and
officers of the church school of the
church will be held ON Sunday
evening. This is d part of the
special emphasis by the pastor to
call attention of the whole church
to its responsibility in the field oil
teaching. The topic of the evening
sermon will be THE Church A
Teacher by Whom" the teacher
should be inspired and inspiring.
The teacher should be capable
person. The teacher should be in,
formed and faithful.
1t is expected that the Rev. Jorge
Cortizo, pastor Of st. Marks Meth
odist Church, Camaguey, Cuba
will be guest preacher at morn.
ing service at the First Methodist
Church. Last February Mr.. Touch
ton was for a week one of the
guest preachers at the church
where Mr.. Cortizo was then the
pastor. The young people of the
church are bringing Mr.. Cortizo
to the United States that he may
attend next week the pastor S
school a Leesburg.
In the morning worship service
at the First Methodist Church Mr..
Willis H. Walker will sing 'In My
Fathers House, by McDermid.
While in the evening worship SER
vice Mrs. Orion Russell win sing
Hear Our Humble Prayer" by
Franz Shubert.
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Religion Is
Needed For New
Age --Bafla'i
The Spirit of the New Dav.

AN NsNtA - VI tAAS &NNN LAY
/ Only through religion so it ha:
been revealed can mankind enter
the New Age. For that which vii
mark off this coming era from al
1.-THE eras Of the past is that in il tht
Unity Of God Will BE- acknowledged
Throughout the globe. and all man
kind conscious Of their brother,
hood win unite in submission tc
lone Universal Father and in obed,
Iience 10 one universal Revelation
This is the Day" wrote Baha'u
'llah, In which Gods most excel,
Ilent favors have been poured out
upon men, the Day in which His
most mighty grace hath been in.
fused into all created things. II is
incumbent upon all the peoples OF
the world TO reconcile their diff.
ferences and with perfect unity and
Ipeace abide beneath the shadow
Iof the Tree of His care and loving
kindness. Soon viii the presen,
day order be rolled up and a new
lone spread out in lis stead" Sc
great. He declard in another place.
would be the changes that must
Icome to pass in This New Day,
that nations would be shaken to
their base, craftsmanship and
learning be confCunded and only
those would be enlightened who
turned TO God. received at the
hand of favor the wine of inspira.
ton and drank it IN His Name
saying Praise be to Thee, desired
of the peoples OF the world; Praise
be TO Thee. beloved of the hearts
of the yearning.' "
In many such announcements
as these BAHIA 'u'llah long ago pro-
Iclaimed the advent Of the Day OF
God.
Human wisdom cannot explain
what this New Age is whence not
why it comes nor whittier it leads.
Human wisdom does not know
what to do with this New Age, can
mot take advantage Of its construc-
suve opportunities nor bring into
the field Of action its progressive
ideas and noble ideals. Ecclesias.
teal wisdom did not succeed. Mum
dane wisdom has failed. Religion
reminS yet to be tried.
The time of the maturity of the
human race is near at hand, great
new tasks are set and great new
achievements await the exertion of
mans growing strength. If the diff.
IflcultieS that confront humanity al
the moment are new and UMPIRE
lcedented so in like measure is the
guidance and the help now offered
by God. God never has deserted
His people on their upward way in
the past and assurediy He has not
done so now. The march of Man.
kind is one single and continuous
Progress is a reality,
ordained by the Creator and con.
trolled by Him. Since the world
began every Great Faith has borne
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CITY CANDIDATE
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prove City-Nagy relations? II so
now?
IL. If elected, viii you try TO i'm
prove the tourist industry in Key
West? If so. how2
b. How do You plan 10 repre-.
sent the little man?
Il. How do you plan to repre-
sent the big mar who has a
capital investment in Key West?
IS What qualifications and ex-
perienee did you submit TO the
people Of Key West for considera-
when you paid your QUALIFYING
fee,
As. Are you or ere you not IN
favor of the $4,000 900 Aqueduct
Commission bond Issue on which
the people of the City of Key West
and Monroe County (Freeholders)
will vote on Oct. y, 1858. one week
before the 1853 City Elections?
Why?
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STORM HAZEL
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Slaced storm Hazel, so named for
The eighth letter of the alphabet
about 400 miles east OF Brunswick,
Ca, moving northeastward al
about IS miles per hour. Highest
winds were Is to IS miles per hour
and only possible slight accelera.
ton In forward speed was ex.
pected.
Little information was received
from the storm area during the
night.
All storm warnings were lowered
around the Florida peninsula, but
small craft were told to remain in
port along the northeast Florida,
Georgia and Carolina coasts until
Che winds and rough seas subside.
The Sl6-foot British freighter
5. S. Berylstone was temporarily
disabled In rough seas on the
fringe Of the storm about SIS miles
southeast Of Mayport, Fla.
The cutter Sweetgum was en-
route to the scene.
The Coast Guard reported the
vessels captain radioed the "ship
was not answering the helm and
needed assistance. Later the can.
lain said he didn't need any help
but was not sure of his position.
The Coast Guard said - ~
would 60 alongside, give the
ereighter her position AHA ma,x
Dnre everything was all right
aboard. The Berylstone was going
Forth In ballast after unloading
Fertilizer at Miami.
Over in the Gulf OF Mexico the
Coast Guard cutter Nemesis es-
eorted the fishing boat Georgia
Nae to port after she developed
leak. The fishing boat Cayo
Huesto sank Thursday but hel
Aree crewmen were rescued BY
NE shrimp boat Lillian Walters.
The storms forward movement
vas rapid both at sea and on land.
Walter r. Davis. forecaster at the
Miami Weather Bureau, said the
peed with which it, swept across
DE peninsula reduced the chance
4 considerable flooding over much
the state.
Punta Gorda on the Gulf Coast
kported inches OF rain. Fort
eeade and Lake Wales in the
center of the state had 5 inches
ZACH and Melbourne on the East
least recorded inches in eight
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led me the $500 and said John,
l want you 10 keep this for me-
Displays Revolver
''He walked 70 the closet, came
back with a % caliber revolver
and said, Amt this a beaut. -
Hager told Of returning Tuesday
morning with a rented car, an
other suitcase and a briefcaxe
asked BY Hall. Hall then had Hager
take the OfDay woman where she
could get a CAB. he said.
While riding with her she said
There must be million dollars
back there" Hager related.
That's when got scared" he
told Sehafers.
He said he went back TO Steve
at the tourist court where Hall
told him he was an ex-coHvict and
that insurance Investigators were
looking for him.
When Hager saw Hall the first
time that morning, be said, Steve
was wild, pacing up and down
like a mad man. He said the
plans had been changed"
HageT said he was away from
Hall about three hours Tuesday
afternoon. On his return, he said,
he noticed mud on the tenders Of
the rented car which he had left
with Hall. He said Hall then ap-.
peared in a good frame of mind.
Hager rented an apartment for
Hall at his request. 1t was there
1t. Shoulders arrested Hall at
8 pm.
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Is Ready

CONNERsvILLE, Ind. tR-Law-
yer George Kerrigan, court-ap-
pointed to defend John Senate on
charges of failure to provide and
non-support, expected trouble in
court Thursday and was ready.
Senate, who had been in court
previously on similar charges,
went into action when he heard
Judge Allen WileS impose a $500
fine and six-month jail sentence.
He hit Prosecutor Hugh Russell in
the jaw and kicked and clawed
everyone in reach.
kerrigan, who said later he had
expected just such an outbreak,
pulled a blackjack from his pocket
and knocked out Senate. After
order was restored Judge Wnes
added a 1-to-7 year sentence.
The average depth of the worlds
oceans is about two miles.
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footing when settling the Trieste
dispute.
Trieste was liberated by our
troops" he stormed. I'VE, all the
sons of our country, have shed
out blood for the freedom of Tri.
este while our brothers in Trieste
fought for a full 20 years to gain
their freedom"
His speech was broadcast BY
Belgrade radio.
YugoSlayia protested to the
United States and Britain last
night, demanding they give I'D
their plan for letting Italy admin.
lister the Allied zone. A formal
Yugoslav note. delivered to US.
and British ENJOYS at the Foreign
Office, said the contemplated move
would give italian expanSionism
/. a hridgehead on the Yugo.
Slav shore of the Adriauc."
Warning In Note
The YugoSlav note warned that
.Tito's government reserved the
right TO ''uSe appropriate means
on the basis of the United Nations
Charter-to protect the interests Of
Yugoslavia in the Trieste area"
The strategic Trieste area near
the head of the Adriatic was Ital-
ian before World War II. The ItaI.
iian peace treaty in 1947 made il
a free territory. II was divided
into two zones. Zone A, including
the city and port facilities of Tri.
este. was placed under joint Brit.
lSh'American supervision. Zone &
was occupied by the YugoSlavS.
Tito emphasized Yugoslavia
could recognize the right of the
Allies TO occupy Trieste but could
not recognize the "Allies handing
over that occupation TO Italy"
The decision to cede Zone A IN
Italy had been presented 10 Yugo-
Siavfa as an accomplished fact
Tito said. adding:
But we say from this place
/. for us II is not an accom-
.pliShed fact"
Declaring that Yugoslavia has
done everything possible TO solve
the Trieste problem without in.
fringing on her national Interests.
Tito proclaimed:
Our patience has come TO an
end"
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PHOTO ON PAGE THREE


with touches of pearl and rhine.
stone embroidery. She carried q
bouquet OF white carnations and
was attended by her sister, Violet
Diequez who wore a blue iulIe
gown and carried pink carnations.
Armando Alvarez was best man.
Refreshments were served to
more than eighty guests present at
the reception which followed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pease left on a
weeks wedding trip to Miami after
which they will make their home
in Key West.
Mrs. Pease Is employed at the
u. S. Navy Exchange and Mr..
Pease is a member of the crew of
the U. S. S. Howard Gilmore.
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BRITISH GUIANA

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declared by British Gov. Sir Al
fred Savage, life among the 45o,-
1000 residents Of diverse races ap-
Ipeared TO be following the normal
Icourse-except on the political
front.
Britain cracked down on the col
lony's vernm en- yesterday,
charging that Prime Minister. Ched.
ldi Jagan and his five ousted as
sociates were serving Moscow in
stead of Britain.
1.-The faction in power have
shown they are prepared to go to
any length, including violence, to
turn British Guiana into Commu-
mist state" the London govern
.meut declared.
The ousted Cabinet ministers, all
members Of the leltist Peoples
Progressive party, we're accused
of supporting Communist fronts,
fomenting strikes and threatening
the public welfare. They have been
in office only six months.
INVESTIGATION SET
In announcing suspension of the
Constitution, Britain said a COM
mission of inquiry would investi-
gate the political advance of the
colony" and make Recommended
tons for a revised Constitution"
Jagan and his American-born
wife, the former Janet Rosenberg,
said yesterday they were "most
unhappy about the whole situa-
tion.'' Both have denied they are
Communists. Jagan is an East In
dian who once studied dentistry
in Chicago. His wife, whom he
met in Chicago Is executive sec
rotary of the PIP.
The party running on leftist
platform, won Is Of the "a elected
seats in the colony's House of AS
Sembly last April in the first cleo
lions held under the new Constitu-
ton.
While the elected ministers have
been deprived of governmental re-
sponsibility, they technically re-
tain office and viii Draw pay upul
the order suspending the Con-
stituti0n has been Under consider
alton by the British Parliament
for 40 days and is approved. Par
Lament will not convene for an
other 10 days.
In London, most newspapers
gave the British government an
pat on the back for its
action in British Guiana. But the.
Laborite Daily Herald accused the
Colonial Ministry Of magnifying
the danger of a Communist coup
in this colony. 1t said:
The governments claim that
the situation was getting out of
hand conflicts with he evidence
from independent observers on the
spot.
The first Russian reaction came
from the Komsomolskaya Pravda, /
newspaper Of the Communist
Youth League. It accused Britain
Of trying TO suppress "a national
Liberation movement" in British
Guiana.
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Cdtechislls Glass
Set Here Sundays

All children not attending fhe
Catholic School are invited 10
attend a caseehiSm class held
each Sunday after the $50
Mass at St. Mays Star of the
Sea Church.
The class includes prepare.
fion for Holy Communion.
Parents are urged TO direct
their children to attend these
classes. If necessary, transpor-
fation can be arranged.
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Rev. Ivey Will
Preach Sunday

'The Wonderful Working Power
'of God" viii DE the Rev. J. L.
IIvey's sermon theme Sunday morn
ing at the Poinciana Baptist
Church. Tie service is set for
Il q. m.
He viii preach again at the eve.
ming service at 1880 p m. Sunday.
His topic at that tine will be The
Young Christian At Work"
Tuesday night church members
viii visit the Old Folks Home on
Stock Island. The regular weekly
prayer meeting is set for Wednes-
day at 100 p. m.
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Olga Diegues
Is Married
|TONaUy Man
s

Olga Dieguez. daughter u Mr..
and Mrs. Angle Dieguez became
the bride Of Leyaughn L. Pease on
Saturday evening at a wedding in
the home of her parents at coo
Whitehead st.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a white satin gown
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SANTIAGO, Chila Up - Twenty
one persons were killed and rs 9th
erS seriously injured last night ir
a collision between a crowded bus
and a passenger train NEAR, the
city Of LinareS, an official an
nouncement said. sEs
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SECRECY SHROUDS
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tNOutluueu rEOLH axe OuGi
mapping. Hall has blamed the slay.
ling on the missing man, saying
he turned Bobby over to him a
short time after the child was tax
Ien from his school. But authori.
ties have raised doubts that Marsh
even was involved IN the plot.
Still being closely checked in the
station wagon in which Hall and
Mrs. Heady drove to st. Joseph
Mo-, after the kidnapping. The FIJI
declined to comment on what clues
it might have discovered in the
vehicle, which was found aban.
doned in north Kansas City.
Still unexplained is a letter the
St. Louis cab driver who led po.
lice to Hall said he and Sandy
O'Day opened alter Hall had told
the woman to take 1t to California
and mail it.
According TO the cab driver,
John Hager, the letter read:
Things not going as well as ex.
pected. May have TO leave the
country by ship or pane. Carl"
The FBT declined to comment
on the letter.
Hall met the O'Day woman In
St. Louis. She was arrested here
and is being held as a material
witness.
Funeral Held
Funeral services were held yes
terday for little Bobby.
At about the same time Mrs.
Heady and Hall made their first
court appearance. They waived a
hearing on a federal charge of ex-
tortion in connection with the
$500, 900 ransom.
Both face murder charges in
St. Joseph and kidnap charges
here.
The child'S body was found We'd
neSday buried in the yard of Mrs.
Heady's home in St. Joseph. He
was taken from the French In
stitute OF Notre Dame de Sion in
Kansas City Sept. rs. Both murder
and kidnapping are punishable by
death in Missouri.
Edward Scheuller. L. S. attorney
for Western Missouri. said last
night he has no intention of turn
ing the prisoners ever 10 state
authorities for prosecution at this
time.
Rapid Prosecution Seen
"My assistants and | are anx.
ious TO see that these people are
prosecuted as rapidly as possible
and that they &c. the maximum
penalty for the crime they have
committed, Scheafler said. 1T
does not appear that all the evi.
dence has been obtained"
Hager. who spent nearly two
days driving for Hall. had re,
NAMED unidentified until last
night.
Il first thought had a good,
time Charley then | knew | had
something worse" the cab driver
said. Hager said he got scared
and went to the police after learn.
ing of the huge sum of money
in suitcases Hall mad with him.
Police across the country con-
inue6 on the alert tor Marsh, al
though TIE FBI says it has issued
no nationwide order fer his arrest.
A federal warrant for unlawful
flight 10 escape murder charge
has been issued against him..
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In lumber-scarce Afghanistan,
only the ceilings in most houses
are made of wood.
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OptometriSts say that women are
only one-fifth as likely 10 lie ealor
blind as mea.
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Cbssrvstions Taken AZ City offie
Key West. Fla. Oct. 10, 1853
at Q AM. EST
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TEMPERATURES
PRECIPITATION

Relative humidity. ,
77T
naFenssser lses Lsvsll, 7:0o AM
$3.50 ins.--lO09.l mbs.
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DO added.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Rslsrenes Staten: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
lhsidgel oh l0m 90 n
No Name Key
4 least andl ---l2h 1Om
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The average depth of the world S
oceans is about two miles.