The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 15, 1952, Page 7

Tuesday, January 15, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 ART CLASSES-— MARTELLO GALLERY=—— b COUNTY BEACH —— = voice OD ADULTS: Thursday Eve 8-9 P.M. CHILDREN: Saturday 2-4—R,M. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION vard said the plane ap- engine plane from the treacherous ntly “undershot” the runway. | Telephone 1731 from 12-5 o'clock waters of East River. He told of the plane's disappear- | ——- — Fog Halts Efforts To Raise Airliner ::# e-evs ws NEW YORK .® -— Fog, which a y have caused the crash of a | his tion's top safety devices, is used ground crews who watch an screen ie its pilot by landing Northeast airliner Monday, today Fluet of the Civil Aero- halted efforts to raise the two Fld for a rad veather. All 3 on board, Pilot Al Marsh of Winthrop, i eriow y bur Mass.. said only that “it was very Newsprint for New York from Boston. easy "s Investigators are waiting to view Pened Second Sheets flickered off a on board were from New England, ——_THE—— ssachusetts. Artman Press The plang plummeted into the | ance from the radar s —_—_—— S- riyer while coming in to LaGuardia added that “we assume” it struck nding in murky | the water at this point. FOR SALE at least cad were rescued. The plane was bound Sudden. It looked to be a_ fairly landing and then it hap- the wreckage to determine the Only five passengers remained ‘3 cause of the crash. in hospitals today, and none was FOR 5 ie They want to know why the reported in serious condition. All CITIZEN BUILDING — plane’s image D radar screen at the field as it Mostly from |was being guided through a rou tine bad weather landing Radar, considered one of avia- have been found on the earth, Only about 1,450 meteorites so far fohi THE CARBONELL BROTHERS turned out in force Saturday night f < of trons are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carbonell and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ( mm DINNER PARTY SATURDAY EVE w@ ' to ’ | : | ys Ammeles, Cal, > | New Orleans, La. } } — —— ‘e * —_—=—. —— “a: | — = et ° } aS Plus U.S. Tox. sn al Cron ADDITIONAL SAVINGS ON ROUND TRIP FARES . 1 | a | aaee 8 e i t o oy wv. 10h } SOCIAL HIGHLIGHT OF THE SEASON, with dinner and dancing t N official opening attended by scores cf K West Wr fe this picture, left to right, are Albert J. Mills, Mrs. Mills, Willia: en, J Mrs. C. C. Evans, Knoxvi! 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' officer of the U.S. Naval Basgg, Mrs. Michael Lanasa, Michael L.anasa and M Adell a. o | EY ISLANDS | (% Aver | m : Momeaccng a pies City , Government : a4 Soviets Say Off the land and blown far out to) Ad. @ ’ U.N, Wants To | county Surveyor John Robertson Are ‘Burned Up Se gee: said houses had been unroofed in neil and a federal agercy are va Shelve Plans {many parts of Kirkwall and “We France Represer {understand it looks ‘ike a battle ‘field out in the country Declares That Atom Control Has Now Come The Cit (ee. | ‘ shone Service is { yrowing, too cking prot’em heating plant At Grimsetter Airport the winds as 4 The ative | Administration f ‘registered 130 miles an hour | British Aiw Minis jone prolonged g }an hour. sance. Officials reporte Closer Together The highest previous wind spec« af : on record in the British Isles PARIS « 2 eens ete 3 ; ‘| 113. miles an hour at Pembr I ek the etienauhed cus charged today the Western powers | wales, on Jan. 18, 1945 ling that the beat are trying to give Russia's now the’ dele. next atomic control proposals a “first less the smoke abated. | rate burial’ by shunting them tter from James L. from the United Nations General | 7) oppocn of the Genera said, “These iinistration which Assembly to the new Disarmament | see right thro ae wikacroad th clouds of ck smoke and creating a nui and the cost is up far less 300 calls eo conferences failed to than prices in general! — A Soviet. spokesman The Po River, stretching for 417 miles, is Italy's longest river “LADIES” already! My, how they have grown! And you can say the same for Florida’s telephone service. IN JUST FIVE telephones you can call has more than doubled. insel r tactics—we years in Florida, the number of Commission Meanwhile, t! al Asi ‘ < Kuzman V. Kisselev, White Rus-| Arab group of hich fos part aes > ALL. a ” : y E A . the price of this bigger, better “pack- sian delegate, told the Assembly }tered secret B talks six notice to you that you BEST OF ALL, the price ge P Political Committee that the new] weeks ago in an 3 t to reac nd your employes shall henceforth age” of service has gone up on the average far Jess than é Russian offer, made last Saturday, } agreement on de > f kaid t room prices in general... and less than our cost of providing “flows directly from directives of | veloped str he exclusive control Joseph Vissarionovitch Stalin.” | Western view . ted tes of America the service. The revised Russian plan calls| A leading represents ysical sealing of ALWAYS a bargain, telephone service is today an for an internatianal control system | group said they felt s « ill not be~ tolerated.” | aE i ea da ae for atomic energy to begin at the | Soviet position by the rma he said the issue, if nec-| even better buy than it was ten years ago, and a smaller ment Commission most profitable cc same time the atomic bomb is settied in Federal part of the family budget banned, and would permit continu Ru Kemp im ous inspection of Russian atomic | facilities: ja wants the fu ha decision on to res It is “another effort to reach | this session. She agreement,’’ Kisselev said lier, however, to Jean Chauvel of France told the | armament Co’ U. N. Monday that the rival East ern and Western schemes for atomic control have come consid-| June 1 an investiga s to be an Harry S. Davis e lower the boom J. B. KINCAID, South Florida Manager LONG DISTANCE CALLS — go through faster when you give erably closer tog with the Until this new proposal was of s their attitude.” submission of the Soviet plan fered, the Russians } d ee ocunce ancl pA But Britain, France and the jon an immediate ban on ate he city 2B: town | ' United States proposed it be sub-| bomb, to be followed later by « structed to dig into phone number. i mitted to the Disarmament Com-/trol measures. The gap betv t could | includes Canada| ban and control has be ing point for the West. w Tnot want to shelve its strongest on, which he 11 Security Council mem for intensive study selev insisted this was an at-| weapon before there are tempt to shelve the matter and guarantees the peace wil be kept and bring up sizes. which screens SOUTHERN SELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY