The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 16, 1952, Page 12

Citizen Staff Photo gains. in Racial Relation Officer told the audience that public housing would be wherever feasible for underprivileged families. Presidential Wanbat Jets Arrive In In Mass Overwater Fifty-Eight Planes : Compose Largest Overwater Flight In History Of Jets By MILO FARNETI -| TOKYO ™ — Fifty-eight U. S. | Thunderjets darted down onto Yo- todsy, epeoleting Se Mees lay, g a jet overwater flight in =, | 10,895 miles across | States and the P. Hiei shington ‘Tuesday. . ‘Truman's alternate sf FT] Far East, a beefing up- of planes.’ Col. David _ | City, a pioneer jet the flight of new first operational type aerial refuelling. The planes from the 3: Escort Wing took i jul FA ue rg i | i i i ? 7 th SF fF ; B-29 Superfort tanker: i “It is a significant 49 n i . oa C Of C. Stresses did not nam ment,” Weyland said. “The i Speaks To Colored Group Se bet se he AS, | Fy i i : 843 iF | : E oF li test ‘Associated ‘Press tab- | proves tactical airplanes can | Negro Homing | Advertising Need of delegate votes, based on | moved to any part of the world A warning that Key West will Siated preferences,|at the drop of a hat.” ‘from Ailantis, Ga..| |? 0 able to compete as a tourist less it spends more money on tour- ist advertising was Trends Key West Chamber Commerce monthly released The: newslestter says that “The. City’s new budget still provides $200 per year for use of the Cham- ber o. ‘ommerce to purchase ad- i vertising. The County allocates + | $3100 annually for this purpose just as last year. The Chamber's re- quest for more County funds with which to compete with other resort communities vastly expand- ing their advertising program was it turn down. ‘The Chamber publishes the list of other Florida cities and their amounts allocated for tourist ad- tay ood 1952 which shows that , | only communities reporting appropriate less than Key West and that these are much smaller cities, and dependent upon citrus or farming, not tourists for a live- lihood. Miami. Beach, of course, spends | budgeted for 1952 tourist advertis- . St. Petersburg is second with . | $103,000 and Daytona Beach third with $110,000. The Chamber says that Monroe County is heavily dependent upon tourist industry. “The 1950 census,” it states, ‘reports five farms in Monroe County, and not one produces live- stock as a business. Manufacturing is almost neglibile.” The Chamber continues: “In Key West, the Navy pro- ~ |campaign manager, Gael Sullivan, | chine guns and extra that efforts had been made to tanks, tak oa the hase ate erce advertising program. We simply are not doing enough to tell the America’s Number One Vacation land.” [i #4 Sa8 »e g with 248%, Rus-| Weyland told newsmen more (not counting disputed del-|Sabre jets—the enly American Mississippi and Texas), | fighter able to stand up to the Harriman 108, Kerr 42, Stevenson | Communist MIG15—are on the way 41%, Barkley 27%, others 196, un-' also, “But we don’t want to be |. committed or in dispute 419%. | too specific.” Nomination requires 616 votes. ited As Kefauver and Buscell headed | intieee tye an ye for me to take personal (the | ing its: plane : mand of their campaigns ai convention scene, Kerr had a date persis okey 28 ne hel okt Missouri delegates in St./ or 1 800 to 2,000 Two new names were injected Pat + age into the idential nom- | AT™Y. staff fatian confused president Far East, said in in i. former State the Reds are in for an . Michael V. ‘Blansfield urged | €T Pounding from his fellow Connecticut delegates to | “4% continues. consider former Postmaster Gen-| Allied planes staged the two eral James A. Farley as a “‘sec-| est raids of the war in the ond and serious choice.” The 16-| three weeks—at Pyongy: vote Connecticut delegation is | Week and against 13 North i r Papegenied installations, . | ing the great Suiho’ June 3 cage said pd a in- | jets are reserve strength “in istrator Oscar R. Ewing to get in | anybody wants to start I the race. Ewing thanked them, | thing bigger.” He pet io 9 saying he still is for President | apparent concern over the report- pen | Be “ pe soe! <—- |ed Red jet fighter force. nomina' it will not s “The MIGs can’t down nomination. ; into Souht Korea,” = bese “and In Frankfort, Kentucky Gov. | on top of that, I don’t think they Lawrence Wetherby said Barkley | want to.” is steadily gaining favor among; Weyland said the Th age eag leaders in joo: Be og Doi be assigned to the Japan De- He said he had several hundred| (ery sq cian oo {ays temporary communications to’ prove it. | elocaahy. Some . bd Bist’s pilots In other Democratic develop- | flew combat mi: ; issions in Korea ane. office of Gov. Gordon | C*tler in - py . . e long it der mooring at comes 0 Till air vores tow. can Oy phe nation at the convention, an-|!#nes to the combat theater in- nounced oe fine Democratic gov- | ne oe by ship. Sonnet panies et a Da | tucled the Thunderjets in ba ocratic governors join in a request | minutes, to Ge Dometane national a hes byes said his pilots had lit- man for a “free, untrammel e trouble in s convention.” 3 | But he prety cm rere ‘The camps of three presidential ae aspirants—Kerr, Russell and middle of the Pacific looking riman—belittied and denied “‘re-| the tanker planes.’ . ~ ports" passed along by Kefauver’s| Each plane flew with loaded me Hu [ il gig uf i Fi s = vit er a ? 2 Ei i Hi op in : 5 8 3 5 & i aE Ce g f iH ef $287 i £ bribe some of Kefauver’s Califor-|on “the _ belly. ‘Thunder; delegates and to “‘gangup” on landed at Travis hie Forse tees ‘Tennessee senator. | Rear San Francisco, Hawaii, Mid- Meanwhile, in Denver, Gen.| way, Wake, Eniwetok, Garin aed D. Eisenhower got ready Iwo Jima en route. The 2,400-mile lay aside for a few days stretch between Travis and Hawaii fishing. Aides indicated he | set a new over-water jet flight two or more invita- | record. has received to make ma-| Rext month in ad-/ 7, a campaign SUB LANDINGS DENIED : etticlal | KUALA LUMPUR wi—Malayan CoP bs nominee Police headquarters have gop coy weather Missed as “untrue” a report in a “ — the rats in/Kuala Lampur Chinese newspaper par ear eo that grass that Rassian submarines operating ‘n work- from Hainan have been aoalen level, Commanist agents and of the the Malayan coast. g55 E E il mh rt, am CO. telex in a Barwa. Lie back in the “Feat High” position; your circulation is stimulated; your taut nerves untie, Use 3 Barwa in the garden-in your den