The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 16, 1952, Page 2

Bs it i Commended For Outs 16, 1952 Publisher ‘ Business Manager - ‘Butered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter oe duly The Key Pest Citizen THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘Wednesday, Published daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub- tisher, from The Citizen Building, corner of Greene And Ann Streets. Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County Pose 3 TELEPHONES 61 -and 1935 of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for reproduction of ell news dispatches credited to it | | @ 00; otuerwise credited in this paper, and also the local news publishea here. ‘Member Florida Press Association ana Associate: Dailies of Florida Hil He eu ant AD’ RATES KNOWN ON APPLICATION Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issue ubjects of toca) or general interest, but it will not publish ‘Bubecription (by carrier) 2fc per week, year $12.00, single copy 5c 8 bi : a ys ei F Hiitiils fins al fakp: gs a4ife alge ilk ‘iia be A ; iF By Hal ge 5 ii i ie Hical seitepiat ule iz ra ae re int 5 ei z 3! Rene 433 Hu tna Hi ata i 3 i i- j ee Aye tH LEND-LEASE SAVED RUSSIA The Army has released an official history of Lend- Lease aid to.Russia in World War Il, which clearly shows He of 932 that this aid enabled Russia to stand up under the ham- mer-blows of Hitler's army in 1942. . “i Bees Ta S. equipment and The book, “Persian Corridor. and Aid to Russia,” is revealing in that it indicates that U. Russian divi- sions in the critical period of the Russo-German War. materials supplied as many as 150 or 200 1g4 ii an Hl g Se af fin: Fer i fit Te ip i il 2 int Official U.S. Navy Photo wain Mate, First Class, U. 8. Na , Key West, was officially commended( today by Captain A, E, Buckley, tions during recovery activities at Key West area. Lend-Lease aid to Russia amounted to more than $8,- 500,000,000 and included 14,884 aircraft and 409,526 FRANK B. PAYTON, JR. Boatsws Pott fae eS ais ass ah ae . li tk vl FULLY AIR CONDITIONED TODAY ONLY AN CARLOS Theatre i si otis ii oe nahin and etn Manlng fom because of Soviet assertions that her soldiers and fac- U. §. manufactured trucks. These figures are sobering to- day The rescue mission was unustial in itself in that it is very seldom that surface forces, or other forces for that matter, are called upon to provide tow services for a. “free-| the victory over Ger- in World War Il. These figures make it clear that tories alone were responsible for te in ballooning” received the bi from the USS Sea Poacher, a submarine, and towed the blimp through restricted shoal w: to.the sea area off Boca Chica. At one time the blimp was lost, but due to su tayton turned the rescue boat around end in the ‘solid blackness of the blimp. Under Payton’s direction, 'a crew of the Naval Air Station crash boat which had the difference between American Lend-Lease aid spelled : Russian victory and Russian defeat. seamanship ed the ga perior retriev FLYING TO THE MOON Man's first flight to the moon isn’t going to be as 7 on writers and others have according to Dr. Clayton §.’ White, re- easy as some of the comic book “earch director of the Lovelace Clinic in Albuquerque, led us to believe, of Muriel R. and Frank Black Payton, Sr., of Miami, Florida. His i N. M. West girl is the daughter of Clarence Higgs, County C The doctor points out that oxygen begins to run out at about 10 thousand feet, and there isn’t any at all above Wu ce a | i i #4] i (HBL aod a5 ia Hatt iit Hp 043543 1 ron i Kareay Rewhing PIVVOVIVITS = OF OURS p i THe ao : i tn ai ane if i Bi ae i ute it Hi ii ah Hf “Ea tha ui eRe BILL GIBB + tn iia 1! il thi Histteth ae i ili iv drs til patna" gba gaya" tbat: : 1 pits te ae ; oy ill ithe iia iF qliti : at sire as ee ai yi fits? cit | Biers hee : | | eel 4 STE ie nee ie ot ee H i He SVVTVVTTS and above that is intensive ultra- . White calls attention to the earth’s atmosphere, of course, But the research director agrees that getting a rocket People who never make mistakes are poor com- panions. Camping out during summer is a great sport for those Despite the popular notion, the best man usually | doesn’t win, except in sports. ‘ ship into the upper atmoaphere is feasible! f f F ~~ Also at about 60 thousand feet there is a poisonous Petty honors appeal to petty minds. the fact that once the pilot he must look out for speeding meteors and other flying bodies. ometre pressure is down to a point that decompression sickness affects the pilot's blood and lungs. 60 thousand feet. In addition, at 22 thousand feet the bar- violet light. And, concentration of ozone