The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 14, 1952, Page 9

Officials Promise To Newark Airpo rt Closed Pending Investigations ——— 6 may Former Governor Arrested (AP) Wirephoto FORMER ALABAMA GOV. JAMES E. FOLSOM 1» booked in county jai) at Birmingham. Ala., following his arrest on a charge of driving while intox: cated. The 6 foot, 68-inch former executive was released on $300 bond after being held about an hour. He went out of office ir January, 91951 For Duty In City Lieutenant (junior grade) Robert Lee Ghormiey, Jr.. Supply Corps USN, has reported for ditty as Commissary, Clothing and Small Stores Officer, at the U.S. Naval Station. He relieves Lt. (JG) L. Vv Mansfield who is being transferred to the destroyer tender, USS Pra rie, San Diego. Califotnia Ss graduat Naval Academy, _ Ghormiey served aboard the | PITTSBYRGH ) — Elettra Marconi, B-year-old daughter of the late Guglielmo Marconi. en- joyed the best of American food SHOWN ABOVE IS BRAILEY ODHAM. who spoke im Key West Mon ning sernorsitip, With nin. are the members of the steering commitice wh the feft: lazy Wew c& STRONG SENTIMENT FOR EVENTUAL REOPENING OF AIRPORT NEW YORK — *—Government and airline officials have promised to keep disaster-haunted Newark, N. J., airport closed pending con- gressional “and other responsible official investigations.” Another direct result of the New Yor: metropolitan area's fourth | qi ‘agreement by 2 airlines to ‘ereate » special safety committve and to hold flights over congested areas to a minimum Government and airline officials met here for almost six hours Tuesday in the wake of Monday's smashup of a National Airlines plane in Elizabeth, N. J Newsmen were barred from the closed meeting, but two persons who attended said there was strong sentiment for eventual reopenin; agency, operetes s well as Newark Airport Elizabeth's disaster Monday 4ill 32 persons, was the third time plané using Newark Airpert A total of 118 passengers and resi dents has died in two months irtiner accident was last month's dive into the East River by a Boston-New York plane. All 3% aboard were saved by quick rescue work The Port Authority called Tues day's meeting, which was attend ed by representatives of 25 domes tie airlines, three transport asso ciations. pilots, the Civil Aeronan ties Administration and the Civil Aeronautics Board A statement issued after the meeting said the conferees unani , Newark Airport closed wats! toe in quiries are finished. No estimate of the time required for the various investigations was made statement. {nthe meantime, Newark flights have been diverted to LaGuardia. lile wild and Teterboro. Violent protests by were a chief i i oot lilt rn : F [ SANTA MUNICA, Calif, # —A ses Station attendant, Ever Rey | nolds, 28, was in jail Wednesday for investigation of grand theft but the |money he is accused of taking ‘newer left the station. | Police detectives said he claimed | he was robbed of $951.55 but later admitted he stuffed money j down a pipe leading inte « = Detectives said Reynolds told them 5 3 =sF 5 t bi and o $24 in change from the money sles Fisherman, Charles Laid. Dy Presided At Murder Inquest CORONER IRA ALBURY from the left: State Attors Youmar local at Today’s Business Mirror by SAM DAWSON YORK ®—Tarc fowing tem NEW fasjest corporation's books t! es are takir abou each dollar the ‘ carns—a higher perces than at the peak of th Some companies give ev: than that to the Ihee lector. Their tax check than twice as big « And this opens up questions for mana € i stockholders and, in the b for employes, too i. Can present be sintgined’ 2. M ' borrow more mone day cash operations 4 berrow more to build ar ? 4 Can business induce mal |to invest more ioney Will need for cash make the mor supply painfully tight by Mared 8° Most shareholders note in the jannual reperts’ now b iste that Uncle Sam is a far \bigger share of the profits than they are. He gets 52 cents of each dollar of “ordinary profit of the | majority of corporations. And when | gross earnings top the average for jthe years M649, the shove that average is cess, ond the tax coll 3 cents more af that profit” dollar. 5 As « result, the net pr the majority of gnanufacturis jcompanies is lower for 1951 than }it was for 1950 But not all of them. Every oi) company reporting | #0 far has larger net profits than t |ghowed @ year earlier Busine jwas very geod for the off com |panies, and also they, like the jmining companies, get a special \tax allowance becguse of the de | pletion of their assets due to the Nature of their operations Other compares doing better im | 1931 than in 1950 can be found j}these industries: Machine tools leoal, utilities and airlines But while profits went up for mines ount removing | they went down for steel! mills and ent up meta! fabricators, They wilt work for the : nie afd KR ' Thursday, Pebrvery 14, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Smoke From Coal |Favor Program Ot Makes Good State Road Dept. Drinking Alcohol |,r9274 »» s« By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE of Commerce re Page? The Sé Associated Press Science Writer | this area, favors bride BIRMINGHam, Ale. The | building programs outlinca smoke from hot, simmering and | State Road Department. The boiling coal will make good drink. J@Rdorsed the program whic! ing (ethyl) alcobol cludes the new Lower Tampa Also perfumes. gasoiime. medi-| Bridge, another span to the cines, rubber, clothes, piastics and | Bridge and a new bridge = of other synthetic chemi ; Manatee River at Bradento e | meet! Toe smoke is the result of light-| Burne mn bane ing @ fire in a seam of under | eiecied ~ ng ground coal, and then boiling, in- | Lakeland of consuming most of the . The quality of this cpal smoke tt mt, and how to get it subject of a 2-day sympos- here at the first International , Conference on the Underground Gasification of Coal ; a] . Two of the fumes already pro. Gets Soc. See. duced by these underground fires | at Gorgas, Ala.. in England ce. Number A 9] many, Belgium, France and Italy| . t —are carbon monoxide and hydro. | gen. They are the basic materials; TROY, N. Y for the perfumes and ail the rest| Moses, whose the miracles to come from | won her world ( smoke “Security number Dr. Carl Bordenca of the South-|—at the age of # , William Care John Patstone. St. Petersour Tony Dwyer, Fi. Myers. vice dents; and Seott Christopn Pa, secretary-treasurer Beet Citizen Staff Phot my rom jeft), presided at t a nto the death of George HM. Moepkin held last Mond i a verdict of first degree urder against B. ly Hill, who is hek sed of the murder tine [yen wah synthetic nests. e~ Me . J. Lancelot Leste Attorney Perfecto Amansee » represents the accused sailor and Bob methods and catalysts already en- risen Moses of nearby . ist for making all these conver. sions. As soon as the engineers “ ihn " . are able to produce these gases in Tin Snips Aid ‘Collared’ Tot ‘Youthful Bride st ct inittien wut tome possible * *T FRANCES Ont i A " profits of stores. wm cause un the Island City: From 1S-vew 1 bride wmong 19) the coal fumes may compete in t the sew Indian ost with fermentation and petrel- hoo! the Northwest I In- eum aleohols. an Reserve The present Aga Khan is third of tus ip nediaic CASH MA 1028 Truman Ave. We # Wirepiot NANCY LOUISE RUPPRECHT, & months old ‘man Eart Anderson ships away with tin shears at the metal wails as Patrol ‘cotta he Wears es & penalty for being too curious Naney , betas by Hey mothe Everett Ruppreebt wt their Min neapoll inspected a metal holder for hot table dishes and ended up wearing it as 4 collar she couldn't get off. Police came to the rescue for the airlines and down for the; any ane year of World War Ui raitrosds. Seles of chemical com 16% billion dollars. panies soared, but profit after tax. And after Uncle Sam taxes the es is down. Taxes and material | income of the corporation, he then controls cut earnings of the auto taxes the income the individual liance makers. Taxes and gets from dividends the corporation operating costs clipped the Jays In spiie ot paying more to the Because of the high tax rates, | 1% men. most corporations have Unele Sem has a real stake in| Maintained the dividend rate they | trying to keep profits | Pay to shareholders. This has re high corporate management ar. | sulted ina big drep in the amount gues of profit the companies are retein The Treasury @xpects to take in | to run, the business. In \950 nearly 23 billien dollars in taxes from business this fiseal year. In the fiseal year starting July 1 the take is expected t6 be nearer % billion dollars, because the new higher rates were effective nine months of the ak ge ran gs mean more trips they were pared. wil fective all 12 months this year, |'® the banks or the security mark huge total in the year ahead |“ for money be almost twice the peak an amount collected from business im | Holland Wants ‘Russell To Run TAMPA ® Sen. Richard Kussell of Georgia is the choice of Flor ida’s Sen. Spessard Holland for the Demoeratic nemmation for Press dent, “jost os in 198 Holland seid he was on friendly terms with Sen. Estey Kefauver of Tennessee, an announced candid: te for the nomination, bet adried | 1 feel Russell is more expert eneed—is much more typicol of the Southern point of view Holland was here for Governors Day at the State Fair . ‘Irvin Laughs At » +6 ’ Soviet Comment EAST ORANGE, N. J. ne } tet comment on: his recent elec tion defeat for a place in the New | Jersey Legislature is “just » big | laugh,” Negro Baseball Star Monte Irvin says Soviet Sport—the top sports pe per im Russia—Tuewtey med decett and bribery of voters for the New York Giant outfielders) [loss 0 sett 4 wes “out of the Question” in America for a Neere to be clevied to on organ of siete |) authority | irvin ran for a place in the ; on 2 12-man Democratic ticket which was beaten last Nov 7 im normality Republican Essex |Coump. The winning GOP slate |tmeluded Edward T. Bowser, Sr., also a Negro GRADE A MEDIUM bighe | retained carnings totalled 13%: bil lion dollars, but last year they are estimated to have totalled 6'» bil lion dollars. ever for new plapts mt, the smaller re WITH ORDER OF $10.00 OR MORE SUGAR 5: Wesson Oil an 5% RICE .... 2 LBS. 2% LARGE BOX FIRM RIPE Bananas 2 -19c TUNA FISH [44-12 oa Butter Beans 2 ~ 25c Citizen Staff Phot reign for the gal exer say