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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-18
KEY COTTAGES

SEASIDE cottage, four rooms and
bath, boat dock, lot 102 12O,
highway to ocean, n miles north
of Key West. Beautiful view, all
for 5000. Little Torch Key. Also
cottage, elevated to catch South
ocean breezes, two bedrooms, liv-
ing room, kitchen and bath, fur
nished, boat basin, lot 80 x 325,
Planted in coconut palms. Yours for
$500. Summerland Key. johnson
and Johnson, 41e Duval. Phone 2
1881.
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COMPLETE line Of books for chill.
dren and teenagers at the Book
Shop, 534 Fleming st.
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TWO bedroom CHS home, IA
years old in desirable location,
Handicapped, tile bath and kitchen.
Partially furnished if desired. Low
down payment, FILA mortgage.
1905 South St.
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'4S CHEVROLET. New paint. Good
running condition. 1915 Watson
st. Phone 2-2654.
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DRIVER for local deliveries. Must
have drivers license and know
city well. Apply in person. Gulf
stream Food Department Store,
HOS White St.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW

Notice is Hereby Given that the
undersigned, desiring to engage in
or Key West Radio & TV Service"
ivol Simonton Street.. Key West,
Monroe County, State Of florida, in
tend to register the said name with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Monroe County, Florida. -
WILFRED E. JULIUS,
Sole Owner.
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THREE bedroom home, large land.
scaped lot, many extras, good
terms, immediate possession. 2s12
Staples. Phone 2-6979.
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31-Carden and Lawn
Supplies

CHLORADANE for the control OF
ants, Insecticides. Dry. LIQUID
and soluable fertilizers. Key West
Garden and Lawn Supplies. Phone
2-6912.
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35-Wanted To Buy

WANTED acres, so or rs more or
Less, at $50. along the mainland,
in the Keys, or what have you. A.
G. Wern, 1755 Harrison Ave-, Gin
cinnati IA, Ohio.
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ONE BEDROOM apartment for
quiet adults. Linens and utilities
furnished. $50 weekly. 1904 Florida
st. or phone 2-3435.
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33-Miscellaneouu
Make The
ARTMAN PRESS
YOUR headquarters for shs
finest In printing. DIAL 1851.

PHILCO radios. refrigerators,
Speed Queen washing machines.
Pierce Bros. Cor. Fleming and
Elizabeth. Phone 2-5922.
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9-Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCE super market cash
Ter. Apply in person. Gulfstream
Food Dept. Store, HOS White st.
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l7-Personal Services

PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast. seq.
vice. Larry Karns Studio, -
Duval. Phone 2-6811.
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WANTED bag boys. Must be over
16 years. Apply in person FauS-
to'S Food Palace.
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1851 CHEVROLET Station Wagon.
Excellent condition. New battery
and mufher assembly. Trailer
hitch. Sale price $1185. Cash 1895.
Balance financed. Can be seen at
corner of Ave. E and Roosevelt
Blvd. or call 2-5328.
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COLORED or white, care for min
or children, nights Free room,
board, SO per week. 1910 Won
Phister before 6 p. m.
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2 BEDROOM Sunshine house
$780,. down $50. monthly. 24o4
Patterson Ave-
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WILL care for children in my
home day or night. 1405 Olivia
St.
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Pictures And Stories Of News
Events Of Interest To Everyone
Can Be Found In The Citizen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-18

BARMAIDS, experienced or mex
perienced. Duffy's Tavern, 21S
Duval st.
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CESSPOOLS pumped or cleaned.
Reasonable and good service.
Phone 2-5241, ask for Sam.
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FURNISHED two bedroom home,
317 Peacon Lane. Phone 2-6465
between 5 and 7 p. m.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Cmupter 2O72&-Acts of 1871
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Olive G. Romero of 1912 Harris
Ave, Key West, Fla, holder of
County Tax Certificate No. 80. is
sued the first day Of June, AID. 1851,
has filed same in my office, and
has made application for a tax deed
TO be issued thereon. Said Certific-
ate embraces the following describ-
ed property in the County of Mon
roe, State Of Florida, to-wit:
Lot 10. Square 8, Tract 1s-Dl-2s ,
As recorded In Monroe County
Records. -
The assessment of said uroperty
under the said certificate was in
the name of: ]. L. Ley, 81 Flem-
Ing Street, Kew West, Fla.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, the
property described herein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
Court House door on the first Mon
day In the month of May, 1854,
which Is the third dav of May. 1854.
Dated this 18th day of March,
Circuit Court
SeaD FARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of Circuit Court Monroe
County, Florida
BY: Florence E. Sawyer. DC,
mar1S-25; apr1-S,1954
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 70. l5c.
Artman Press. Phone 1851.
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26-Lots For Sale

WATERFRONT lot 100x1O0 SUM-
rise Drive. $4,000. cash. Phone
2-23S7.
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NEAR the beach, business with
living quarters and motel. For
quick, sale. Phone 2-3492, appoint
ment.
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STORE for rent, 108 Duval st. In
quire Tropical Hotel, Mr.. Rama
no.
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FORMICA Table, four chairs, $50.
Admiral vacuum cleaner, $40.
Remington Rand Portable type
writer $50. Phone 2-S418, IA B
Poinciana.
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.24-Business
Opportunities

BAR, Imperial Cafe, short order
kitchen. Patio with bandstand
and equipment. Inquire Z p. m,
1109 Whitehead, Phone 2-7S34.
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8-Male Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED Meat Cutter. Year
round position. Apply in person.
Gufstream Food, HOS White.
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40-Moving

A. B. Transfer, Storage Co. Local,
long distance moving TOO Caro-
line. Tel. 2-8461.
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40 MACHINES for your use. You
wash EN- and you know they are
washed right. Soak, wash, 3 rinses,
SIS. Dried. ready to put away
SIS. Wash EN- home, we will dry
EN-, $.35 load. Paups "Self Ser
vice" Laundry, 426 White st.
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7-Business Rentals

BUILDING now used by Table
Supply, Duval at Petronia. Avail
able July /. Approximately so x
100. Parking facilities Apply John
Rivero, 664 South Drive, Miami
Springs. Phone S87792.
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For Rent or Lease
Cottages For Rent

NEW, 1 room efficiency cottage,
furnished, for couple. Utilities in
cluded. Call 2-5809.
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l3-Nursery Schools

MARIAN Trellis play yard, 913
White St. Hourly, daily, and
weekly child care.
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CABINS, apartments, rooms, trail
er space, bar and restaurant on
premises. Friedins Perky Lodge
10 miles north of Boca Chica.)
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MODERN completely furnished eff.
ficiencies, weekly and monthly
rates. Phone 2-5776.
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NEW ONE bedroom apartment,
one block from Naval Station.
Apply 600 Whitehead St.
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5A--FOr Rent
Miscellaneous

GARAGES and store room in bust
ness section. Cab 2-3931 between
10 and z.
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THE SUNSHINE School, $40 South
ard has opening for a limited
number of pre-school children.
Phone 2-3912.
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SMALL crib and mattress, custom
built, Az" thick. Good condition.
Phone 2-8654.
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Blue wallet containing cash and
valuable papers. Return to Jean
Sipes, SO Grinnell St. Apt. No. /.
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CHS house 21a years old, 3 bed
rooms, 2 tile baths, tile kitchen
with nook, Large jalousie porch, uti-
lily room, terrazzo floors, carport,
6 x Is workshop, large cement pa
ito. 1214 Laird.
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APARTMENTS $50 to $50 per mon
tn. Lighthousekeeping rooms for
working men, $40 to SIS per week.
All william.
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KODALUX light meter. Reward.
600 S. W. 18th Rd., Miami IS,
Fla.
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: LUCY F. BROWN,
22S E. 72nd Street
New York 81, \. 7.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that Bill of Complaint for divorce
has been filed against you, and you
are hereby required TO serve a copy
OF your Answer to the Bill OF Com
plant on the Plaintiffs attorney,
and file the original Answer in the
office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court on or before the 18th day OF
April, 1884. in default of which the
Bill of Complaint will be taken as
confessed against you.
This Notice shall be published for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
west Citizen, newspaper pub
ltshed in Monroe County, Florida.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
18th day OF March, AID. 1854.
Circuit Court
SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Herman Cerezo,
deputy Clerk.
Name and address of Plaintiffs
attorney:
NJ. Ignatius Lester
40 Fleming Street
Key West, Florida
mar1S.ss;apr1.s,1s 1884
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39-Trailers For Sale

$500 FOR EQUITY in ~ "a ROY.
craft. See Ina at Captain Kidd's
Trailer Camp, Stock Island. "
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ONE bedroom, an electric. Private
bath. utilities, linens, dishes fur
nished. Nj and B Motel. 1881 Eaton.
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5-ROoms For Rent

LARGE, comfortable, twin or
double. Daily or weekly. SIS
Francis st.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
No. 1S-1O1O
VALENTINE NJ. BROWN,
Plaintiff,
,.c,, vs.. DIVORCE
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FINE water colors of Key West
by Avery Johnson "The Wins
low Homer" of today can be seen
by appointment. Call Mrs. Newton,
2-2757.
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WILL take care of children in my
home, good recommendation.
Call 2-3080.
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mar. 4-11-1S-25, 1854.
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EFFICIENCY apartments, couple
only. No pets. Also large.
comfortable room. Weekly rates
The Stone Hotel, 921 White st.
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$295. DOWN - "a Fords ana
Chevs. delivery miles 1895 uo.
Superman, 1401 N. w. 36th St.. Mia.
mi, Fla.
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36-Bicycles and Tricycles

WE Repair all makes Of American
and English bicycles. ALI parts
and accessories in stock. Overseas
Cycle Store, 1880 Eaton St.. Phone
2-6081.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Review of the Week: Foreign Policy Problems
Continued From Page A-25.)

Continued From Page A-25)
Nam demanded strongly that
Chief of State Bao Dali re-
varnp his Geneva delegation to
include a more representative
Wet Namese group. In Hanoi.
the Wet Mini rebels pulled two
daring raids obviously meant
to emphasize Communist
strength in that metropolis
Of the Tonkin area, most
strategic in Indo-C China.
With French parliamentary
debate turning to the Indo-
China question, hope dwin-
died that the European army
plan could be ratified before
the Geneva parley.
M. Laniel's price for armi-
stice in Indo-C China was SUM-
GENTLY high to buoy the sag
ging spirits Of American Gov
eminent officials who foresee
an almost inevitable Red take
over If the French military
forces pull out at this stage.
But there was no indication
that the National Assembly
had any intention of exacting
M. Laniel's price.
The French Premier asked
Wet Mimi withdrawal from
Laos Cambodia. and appar-
emily from all the strategic
areas Of Wet Nam. including
the all-important Red River
(Tonkin) delta and the Saigon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Hill Protests Dropping
Agriculture Yearbook
By james BirehfieId

Members of Congress fear the
Agriculture Department may
be getting penny wise and
pound foolish,
Looking over the depart.
ment's budget. members Of the
House Appropriations Com
mittee have found a glaring
omission: No request for funds
to publish the departments
Yearbook of Agriculture.
This omission hurts in two
ways. First. the yearbook is
the chief. . plush giveaway
item for Representatives and
Senators. And second, the
yearbook Is. acclaimed nation
ally as an outstanding contri-
button to scientific agriculture.
Hopes Views
Chairman Hope Of the House
Agriculture Committee, an
avowed proponent of Govern
ment economy, believes that
disseminating the yearbook is
not consistent with Agriculture
Secretary Benson's policy of
emphasizing research and edu-
cation.
Mr.. Hope said he thought
past small annual appropria-
tions for the yearbook (the
1854 edition, which will be on
agricultural marketing, will
cost $217 ,000) have been we'll
worthwhile. He believes, in
fact. that the yearbook might
be more widely circulated if
the departments extension
service did a better publicity
job.
Representative Andersen Of
the House Appropriations Com
mittee said he is confident that
Congress will restore the ap-
preparations for the yearbook.
He said it seems foolish for
the department to spend about
$50 million a year for research
and then eliminate the means
of getting the results of that
research to the farmers.
Chairman Aiken of the Sen
ate Agriculture Committee has
a slightly different opinion. He
said a desire to economic has
caused the department to cut
expenses wherever it can. He
thought, however. that the
yearbook might be continued
in a less expensive form.
While the main interest of
many Congressman in the
yearbook undoubtedly arises
from the fact that it offers
something free for constituents.
the book is one Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Hemisphere

THE UNITED STATES
l. went into the Caracas
meeting of the Organization Of
American States last week de-
termined to strike a blow
against Communist infiltration
into South and Central Amer
lea and avoid commitments on
nter-American economic pol
Icy.
Most Latin American ma
lions. on the other hand. went
determined to get some spe-
cif1c economic concessions out
Of the United States and avoid
firm action against commu-
niSm.
The delegations believed
they had good reasons tor TAX
ing their conflicting stands:
Secretary OF State Dulles.
personally leading the United
States delegation, wanted &C
ton against communism be-
cause he feared Reds already
were running the Guatemalan
government and were threat
ening to take over elsewhere
But he could offer little on the
economic front: First, because
the United States has little
money to spend in large-scale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Metropolitan Scene
Area Transit Control
Faces Tough Shedding
By John W. Thompson. Jr.

card that tells a parent how
his child is doing.
District schools are on the
verge of going back to specific
grading CA, B. c, D and F.
after a 13-year layoff. There
are rumblings in Arlington and
in some spots in Montgoin-
cry County, and open revolt
in Annapolis against vague re-
ports that don't evaluate the
ehild's performance against
class standard.
Children who have never had
to stand up to the competition
Of their classmates may get
the surprise Of their lives when
they see their personnel re-
port on their first job.
No Surprise
No reader Of this column
should have been surprised the
other day when the Virginia
State Highway Department
pleaded empty pockets on
being asked to bear. along with
the District and Uncle Sam, a
little Of the cost of a new
bridge across the Potomac
q bridge. incidentally. primar-
lily for the benefit Of Virginia
residents and taxpayers.
The State Highway Depart
ment has great interest in
both the E street and Jones
Point bridges until the sub
ject Of money is raised. Then
it runs. not walks. to the near
est exit. %+%
Weeks Quote
Quote Of the week: Com
missioner Renah Camalier,
after fulfilling an ambition to
drive the Lorton and Deco
guam (penal institution) Rail-
road over its emile length:
II was impressed with the
eQuanimity Of all on board"
= = =
Poyins the Piper
A piper called Capital Transit
Plays this tune and the public
must dance It:
Service? Not what you'd
like 1t.
But the fare? Always hike It!
AS for surplus, we'll get along
sans it."
Il
Family Court Motto-Think
Carefully! The wife you save
may be your own.
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publication that helps pay its
own way.
Some Of its editions, in fact,
are practically best sellers.
excepting Livestock
Healthy" for example, was
published in 1912 and 1852
copies were sold at 1925 each.
The volume has been one Of
the most sought after year,
books published.
Plons for Revision
Before the appropriations
cut the department had plan
ned to issue another book on
livestock diseases in 1856.
Since the 1912 edition much
new information has been dis
covered about diseases Of
animals. and the proposed
volume would bring to farmers
and livestock raisers up-to-
date information on the latest
scientific discoveries.
Among the earlier books
that had a good sale were
Soils and Men," published in
1888; Food and Life" released
the following year. and "Cli-
mate and Man." put out in
194l. They sold 1882, 12,-
$40 and 1905 copies, respec-
lively. All are out of print
now.
Grass" published in l948,
has been sold to 1888 pur-
chasers. Trees" printed the
next year. to 45,331, and In
sects," released in 1852, to
5000. Over 10000 copies Of
the current volume, Plant
Diseases" have been sold to
date.
Appeal Broodened,
Recently the yearbook's APP
peal has been broadened.
Under the editorship of Alfred
Stefferud. a former foreign
correspondent for the Asso-
ciated Press, sections have
been included for the house.
wife. the small-home owner
and the city gardener, as well
as for the farmer.
The entire work of assem-
bling material, planning the
books layout and editing is
done by Mr.. Stefferud and one
assistant. 1t is probably one
of the cheapest publishing
ventures in the United States.
The books published in 1910,
l94l and 1912 cost only 81
cents, rs cents and 81 cents q
copy. These costs were only
about one third of the selling
price.
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developmental programs; Sec
ond. because the Latin Ameri-
can nations themselves must
create a more favorable eco
nomic climate before investors
will be attracted or invest
ments pay OF.
Most Latin Americans
wanted to steer clear Of the
Communist problem because
they feared vigorous action
would mean outside (that is,
United States) intervention
in their internal affairs. But
the same countries wanted
United States action on trade.
investment and development
because Uncle Sam is their
biggest trader and because
they are convinced that If this
country were as generous
southwark as westward and
eastward, then most current
economic difficulties IN Latin
America would be to a large
extent solved.
Upshot last week was a Sc
ries Of moves at Caracas ap-
parently leading toward little
more than carefully worded
resolutions. perhaps creation
Of a commission or two and
then adjournment.
Venezuela welcomed the del
egates. but at the same time
warned against foreign Gin
tervention." The speaker
seemed more worried. actually.
about the United States atti-
tude toward the Venezuelan
military dictatorship than its
attitude toward Guatemalan
communism.
Secretary Dulles. however,
emphasized that all American
countries had been inflltrated
by Communists and that it
was q common problem to be
solved comparatively. Any "in-
tervention." he said, came
from Russia which was direct
ing the Red subversion.
It was Guatemala itself
which stated the extreme
Latin American case. The
Guatemalan delegate criticized
the United States for wanting
to take up the subject of COM
munism. I'VE are Of the opin-
ion." he said. that the topic
was only a pretext for inter-
vention in our internal affairs.
1t would make pan American
ism an instrument for the ex-
elusive service of monopolistic
interests"
1t was apparent, however,
that some Latin American
countries would stand with the
United States. Peru, Cuba and
the Dominican Republic indi-
Gated in speeches and press
conferences they would work
for a joint approach to the
Red problem.
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sector. Around the Tonkin
area. M. Laniel seeks no.
mans land behind which the
Wet Mimi must retire.
Will the Price Stick?
Whether M. Laniel will be
able to keep to this price with
many assembly deputies OBJ
,viously willing to trade renun-
citation Of the European army
plan for q much more lenient
cease-fire in Indo-C China was
a prospect United States Dip
lomatS and military officials
hated to think about.
There were two develop
ments on the Korean aspects
of the forthcoming Switzerland
parley.
Arthur Deans resignation as
special representative Of the
United States on Korean truce
negotiations confirmed many
observers suspicious that the
State Department was not en-
tirely satisfied with his han
ding Of the Panmunjom talks
broken on last December. Mr..
Dean left under an especially
puZzling cloud because the
State Department had denied
just a few short weeks ago
that he was on the way out.
Unanswered Is the question
Of what rank will be held by
the envoy the United States
sends to Geneva. With Capt.
tol Hill baying about the I'M
seemly amount of recognition
Red China will get. the State
Department probably will try
to send as low-ranking a rep
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reSentative rs international
custom and our allies feelings
will allow.
In Seoul. meanwhile, the
Republic of Korea announced
1t would demobilize 100000
troops this year. a curious
tactical move in view of Pres
ident Syngman Rhee's recent
reiteration of his intention to
reopen the war II the Com
munist Chinese don't get out
of MOI tn Korea.