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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Hope Mounts
That Rhee NAV
Change Stand
Withdrawal Of
Most Difficult
Demands Possible
By ROBERT EUNsoN

TOKYO R-Tne possibility that
formula is being reached which
will settle differences between
President Syngman Rhee and the
United States over a Korean armi-
stice YVES seen today.
Rhee may drop his opposition
to truce if the U. S. concludes
an agreement to rush to his aid
if South Korea is attacked again.
A highly-plaeed South Korean
source indicated today that stub
born 7S-year-old Rhee may drop
two of his demands that are now
blocking an armistlce If the U. S.
agrees to the third--a firm mill
tary defense pact.
That is the one point the Presi.
dent will never back down on" the
source said. HE may give in on
the other two points immediate
withdrawal of. American and Chi.
nese forces and three-month time
limit on a political conference"
but he viii never give in on the
defense pact"
If Rhee were to drop his other
two demands, which are almost
certainly beyond the power of the
U. N. to grant, it seemed likely
that 'Rhee and Special Presidential
Envoy Walter s. Robertson could
easily hammer out a suitable Sc
curity pact In their current secret
talks in Seoul.
This could mean the withdrawal
of Rhee opposition and the sign
ing of an armlstice to end the
bloody war, now in its fourth year.
The source, an extremely relia.
bic one. said at doesn't matter
whether they decide TO write the
pact before or after the armistice
is signed. Rhee may agree TO wait
until after an armistice. But he is
demanding, and win continue 10
demand. that there be a firm mill.
tary alliance with the United States
guaranteeing South Korea against
further Communist aggression.
The source said Rhee and other
top South Korean officials had been
pressing for such a defense pact
for more than year, both In
Washington and through U. n. mil
itary leaders in Tokyo.
Rhee and Robertson have beer
meeting secretly. The assistant
secretary of state Is in Korea as q
representative OF President Eisen.
hover and attempting to convince
Rhee that an armistiee is neees.
Sary.
An American source said the
Z, 5. probably could guarantee "a
defend Rhee'S country. but that Ii,
senhower wasn't going along with
Roh demands - withdraw u. S.
forces from Korea.
with az investment Of rs. 00(
battle casualties. the United State,
isn't about to withdraw from Ko
Fea," The American source said
The moral principle Is toS
strung Rhee is going 10 have I,
poJ up with American soldiers il
this country until We feel the sit
uation is safe enough 10 withdraw.
The United States has abou
hall million service men in The
Continued On Page Twelvel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Truck Runs Over
Man S Foot Today,
Ills Injury Slight

4 city garbage collection work.
er mlraeulously escaped serious
injury this morning when q truck
ran over his foot
The man. Leon Ambrose, s0s
Windsor Lane vas al work when
q truck driven by Freddy Robin.
son. si6 Terry Lane backed up and
struck him He apparently slipped
when be attempted to dodge the
vehicle The accident occurred at
Catherine ard Pearl Streets.
Ambrose was rushed 10 the Non
roe General Hospital where his IN
Hlrles we're diagnosed as nothing
worse than Iaecratsona.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

ed her.
One of the rapists she said, went
to the kitchen for a drink of water
and fingerprintS were obtained.
Meanwhile, the family and
friends Of the suspects continued
to maintain the innocence of the
pair. Neighbors today said that
III was impossible that they could
have committed such a crime.
They are good boys"
The pair have been identified by
police as Prince Gabriel, n. 1927
Emma Street and Andrew Jackson
81. 7l6 Emma Street. They have
remained noncOmmittal about any
connection with the alleged crime.
Investigation viii continue into
the. case today. Law enforcement
officials have indicated that they
viii have the case wound up by
Monday one way or the other. "
The manner in which the pair
sygl0e,v ssaa1 anfreace 10 the
second story apartment and com.
mitted t1e attack is being check.
cd closely. it was reported today.
They apparently scaled q drain
pipe and cut a screen 70 gain en-
trance.
AZ the time Of the attack. they
threatened the woman az knife
point. The woman said that she
Continued on Page TRelrel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Rhee Reported As Happy After
Talk With Emissary From US.
Price Of Accepting
Truce Is Not Told
After Conferences
By ROBERT 3. TUcKMAN


SEOUL R-South Korea's Pres
ident Syngman Rhee was de-
scribed as very happy" today
following a 40-minute secret con-
ference with a special truce ennis
sary from Washington and the top
u. N. military commander.
Speculation mounted that the
stubborn old statesman might ac-
cept an armistice.
No new conferences were SEIZED.
uled. Most members Of Rhee's
Cabinet went into closed door Ses-
sion Immediately after the session.
Members Of the U. N. delegation
met at the u. S. embassy.
Rhee's price for accepting a
truce has not been disclosed.
But high sources were quoted as
saying he might agree if the U. Z.
gives him an iron-clad pledge to
come TO his aid in tie event Of a
new Red attack.
Gen. Mark Clark, the u. N. COM
mander, few here from Tokyo to
join Assistant Secretary of State
Walter S. Robertson in the critical
second meeting in Rhee's hilltop
presidential mansion. Clark was
accompanied by Ambassador Ro-
bert Murphy, his political adviser,
and 1t. Gen. William X. Harrison
Jr., chief Allied truce negotiator.
| Just before the session began a
source close TO Robertson said that
eff things go as well as they have
so far" the mission would not
have to remain in Korea much
longer. The party was expected to
leave for Washington in two or
three days with q stOp-oh in Tokyo.
The assistant secretary of state
plans to tour the fighting front
before leaving Korea.
Robertson and other high u. S.
officials were scheduled to be
guests of honor Saturday night at
dinner given by Rhee and his
Austrian.born wife.
Saturdays crucial session began
at 1850 D. m. (I2:30 a. m. Saturday
EST and broke up at $40.
South Korea's Prime Minister
Paik Too Chin and Foreign Min
lister Pyun Yung Tai sat in on the
session.
! Robertson few here from Wash
ington with secret messages "a
Rhee from Eisenhowe r and Secre'
tary Of State John Foster Dulles.
| He met for almost three hours with
the defiant statesman Friday and
said afterward he was very op.
/ timistic" that Rhee could be won
over.
/ Rhee also expressed optimism
over the outlook for an agreement.
/ The aging President has refused
to accept a truce negotiated at
Panmuniom aud created a crisis
when he ordered The release Q.
! e 600 anti Communist Korean
prisoners from Z. N. stockades.
Robertson emerged from Fri
days meeting TO tell newSmen eve
hope We are naSing progress II
removing misunderstanding" in ~
terms.
And Rhse said "AF. RoheFtSnE
has brought good ideas and oui
mutual understanding Is belni
greatly improved. "
/ The Korean pubic Information ct
/ ice quoted Rhee s. saying th'
talks mad been ''vgTv good' ard Al
understanding nlxht he rsaehsa
I Rhee has baked at aEv tgwr'
.aS1eh leaves ais eaaatry divide,
a, Continued Ca Page Twstvsg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
E1-PreSident
Yarns Of Danger
In Cutting Our
Armed Strength

PHILADELPHIA R - Former
President Harry S. Truman con-
demned defense budget slashes by
the Eisenhower administration last
night and chaStised what he called
a RECKLESS" wing of the COP,
blaming it for cuts in the Mutual
Security program.
In his first formal speech since
leaving the White House, private
citizen Truman said he wanted to
warn the people "soberly and
plainly" not to be misled by the
desire for lower taxes Unto cutting
corners on our national security"
Increasing the risk of World
War III means increasing the risk
Of atom bombs on 0ul own homes, "
Truman told national conven-
Zion of the Reserve Officers Asso-
station.
He said balanced program"
Of military goals was worked out
by the Joint Chiefs of Staff in
1851, and that they urged the tar
gets to be achieved just as soon
as possible after 1854.
Because it was about that
time" said Truman, that they
expected the Soviets to have
amassed a stockpiie Of atomic
bombs that would put this country
in the gravest kind OF danger"
at is Of the highest significance, "
he went on, "that Gen. Hoyt Van
denberg (retiring Air Force chief
of staff and Gen. Omar Bradley
(retiring chief Of staff testified a
little while ago that nothing has
happened to change the strategic
estimate If the Joint Chiefs of Staff
ON which that program was
based"
AS the President has said, our
government sees no reliable evil
dence of any modification in the
fundamental Soviet aim of world
dominion" Trumansdeclared. !"
IL the Soviets are genuinely inter-
ested in real settlements, we must
be able to negotiate from strength.
IF they are tempted to make
war, we must be able to deter
them by our strength
Truman contended that the So
defense appropriations" and plan
accordingly. He said there can be
40 doctrine more dangerous than
the notion that we cannot afford
to defend ourselves"
Il am sorry 10 read, however, ="
said Truman, "that a great deal
has happened to cut that program
down"
Obviously enjoying his out-of-of-
flee role. Truman began his talk
with mellow mildnGsS, confiding:
I'm. glad to be here as a private
citizen--a retired colonel, il you
please"
But then he quickly turned to
taxes, defense and foreign policy.
The ex.President declared that
the elections last fall have not
changed the attitude Of the Demo.
cratic party toward the foreign
policy Of the United States. The
Democratic party, in the Congress
and out. continues to support the
United Nations, and the unity and
defense of the free world.
Unfortunately, however, the
elections Of last fall have strength.
ened the irresponsible element in
the Republican party. The grave
burden Of national leadership has
Continued On Page Twelvel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Truman Scores COP
Cuts In Defense Bmdget
Gambling Charge
Placed Against
Fun, Inc, OaUner

Vincent Wallet was arrested
on a charge of gambling and
allowing minors to gamble.
with bond set at 500. at Fun,
Incorporated. S3S Duval St.
at IL am. Police Chief Jo-
seph Kemp announced today.
Chief Kemp had placed Po-
lice Officer L. Soriano in
plain clothes at the place. be-
cause of complaints that chill
dren were playing a game OF
chance.
The arrest was made one
hour after the plain clothes
man was sent there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Honor Rhodes

OXFORD. England Up This
old university town win see q sen.
timental pilgrimage next week to
honor q man who even in the 10th
century wasn't recancIed to hav-
ing the American colonies break
away from England.
He was Cecil Rhodes. who was
born July 5. 1855, and gave his
name 10 the Rhodes scholarships
just 50 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

Key West, Florida. hos the
most equoble climate in the
country. with On average
ronge Of only l4' Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

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BACHELOR, to share new 2-bedrm.
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SINGLE iS6G. GIRL, e1-25, share 5-rm.
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lathe. Levin-B, new. S100;. ieWelr,
showcases. 8. custom made. 9f4
TYPE;wR1TFER. Underwood, model 5
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TYPEWRITER, Underwood, offc,
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standard port; reasonably priced
HOPWOODS,- Sth and K sts. NV
VACUUM SALE,-Brand-n new Eurekq
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Apex tank, S29.95: Royal hanc
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silver 5-piece antique coffee-tea set
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1888 IRVING ST. NV. - Single,
nicely furn. Frisidaire. next bath,
cont. hot water: empl. only. $50 %.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-compl. furn.
inclu. running water and refgr. 1242
31st ST. NV. NE. s-5473. Ill
DUPONT CIRCLE. clio r st. NV
Nicely furnished; newly decorated;
lee. light housekeeping room for
MT. Pleasant, 1854 18th st, NV
Lge. well-furn. rm., twin beds; hot
plate. refgr.; running water; utlls.;
utensils; bus at door; $3.50 for /;
$50 for >. HU. 3-9725. III
Evening star., 1953-10-09
FARM 6 GARDEN Cont. }

NEW EQUIPMENT--l. H. c. Cub,
Super A. c. H. and M. tractors,
plows. mowers. rakes. forage har-
vesters. corn pickers. balers. drills,
spreaders, leaders. power units,
wagons. heavy-duty discs, hammer
mills and shelters. new Holland bal
ers. forage harvesters. hlowerS, saws
cement mixers and discs. New Idea
mowers, rakes. corn pickers. spread
ers. elevators wagons. leaders.
wagon unloaders. bodies, sprayers,
lime and fertilizer dist. Brillion
grass seeders, Myers hay condition
ers, Daler and binder twine; parts
ana service MALONEY'S. INC,
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service MALONEY'S.
INC, Silver Spring, Md. JU. S-3333
FERTILIZER. GRASS SEED.
complete garden and lawn supplies.
MALONEY'S. INC, Silver Spring.
good rich topsoil for
lawns and greenhouses; very rea-
sonahle Call 10 S-4Q33 III
Evening star., 1953-10-09
SLAUGHTER'S HOTEL
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM WITH BOARD. for elderly
lady - feeble but rational; tray
service. Phone JU. 5-5l63. %
n inEton i section: SPACE mac % for net . dog dog
must be provided. Box 207-V, Star.
UNFURN. RM., with pvt. bath in pvt.
home. in NV, near transp., by set
tied man. Box 220-V Star.