The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 9, 1953, Page 3

airfields from which, Communist, RATLED OUT SAFELY | Menday, March 9, 1953 ;planes strike almost daily at Allied re iplanes pressing the air war in | WITHOUT HIS °CHUTE | Koreas ‘LITHEROE, = Allied planes have not been per- laghete out of stich a ” yonea | mitted to strike them. in Manchu-' g jet pilot. “We'll have to bail out.” | ria. But if Chinese river and har-; Sam Carlyon, 1 gritted his | Dulles Tackles [= Navy Doubts That UN. Problems | a a Blockade Of China | | is] ‘Can Be Enf. In Visit Today an Be Enforeed UNITED - NATIONS, U, S_ Secretary of $ ter Dulles tackled problems here tod. briefing with the erican U. N. delegation and his first. visit as U. S. foreign policy chief to the world organization’s headquarters. His visit is hard on the heels of Washington talks with Britain’s Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden during which the Western Allies’ attitude toward Soviet government changes caused by Stalin’s death was touched on. Eden follows Dul- les here tomorrow fcr two days of talks with other U. N. delegates. Neither has, commented publicly about their taikks on what the Rus- sian changes may mean. Dulles planned to talk with re- porters after paying his respects to U. N. Secretary General Trygve Lie, Assembly President Lester B. Pearson of Canada and Joao Car- los Muniz of Brazl, chairman of the Assembly Politicai Committee. An early morning conference at the U. S. mission with Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., chief U. S. dele- gate, and members ot his mission was to start the secretary’s pro- gram: Recently back from a swing around Europe and now preparing @ trip to the Middle East, Dulles planned an early afternoon lunch- eon with Latin-American delegates and talks with others. The Political Committee wound up iis debates on: Korean truce proposals Saturday» without indi- cat'ng any new aetion. Its Korea discussion today was confined to thé problem of Korean reconstruc- tionand U, N. officials did not ex- pect, Russia's Andrei A. Gromyko | to show up, especialiy since it is the day of Stalin's funeral. | Gromyko flew in Saturday morn- j ing to head the Soviet delegation | duting the absence of Andrei Vi- shinsky, former foreign minister | ited Nations scheduling a By OLEN CLEMENTS TOKYO (® — Navy men doubt any blockade of the China coast Force probably would want to hit | Chinese. air. traffic over Manchu- bor traffic could pe bombed by! rs U. S. Navy planes, then the Air{*eeth and jumped. He landed with a thud just out- | side his own front door and 15 feet down from his bedroom win- | would .be very effective unless |rian bases. planes and patrol craft got inside| That would open up new fields | dow. the 12-mile limit and especially to /of operation in the Korean War. the intricate network of rivers and | canals. The close inshore area of China} More than that of Massachusetts | teems with junks and light draught | 424 Connecticut. combined. ai iat |to China. | coast. But the inshore traffic would | jat them too. ‘men is how far they would be al- ‘ai close ?\the Korean War. | \Navy planes have to turn back at ‘jthe Yalu River, which separates | 4 |Manchuria and North Korea, | virgen vessels. They meet .the ships of foreign nations on the high seas | and load cargo for trensshipment Many ply the coast with Chinese | and Russian-originated cargo. China’s river and canal traffic always has been the heaviest in the world. | The U. S. Navy could stop ocean- | going traffic along the 2,000-mile | flow uninterruptedly unless. planes and ships were permitted to strike | The big question asked by Navy lowed to go if a blockade. were | ordered. To open up river, canal and inshore traffic to U. S. planes and patrol craft would raise another question in the conduct of | NATIONA Just inside Manchuria on the ~~ China side of the river are Red | At present U. S. Air Force and | The area of Formosa is slightly | bruised. SHARP TALONS AND A KEEN EYE keep the osprey alive along our coasts and inland waters. Ospreys, returning each year to their old nests, are banded for the purpose of recording their travels, life span, etc. You will note one of these bands on the leg of this bird, caught in arrested motion by. the camera. Nationwide interest in conservation is evidenced by large at- tendance at Audubon Screen Tours sponsored in, the United States ad Canada by the Netional Audubon Society to spread the message of conserving our heritage of natural resources. “It was a very realistic dream,” Sam said later. He wasn’t even “We're nailing up his bedroom window,” said the boy’s mother. Taal Pathy Source! 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N. delegate. | Vishinsky sailed back to Russia Friday for conferences. gulles and Eden emerge on the U,, N.. stage as plans are being | made for a Sécurity Council meet- | Its America’s lowest-priced _ One-piece curved windshield and car-wide rear window. ‘Unit To Meet \Navy Volunteer Arkansas Baby ing Wednesday to discuss a eet Is Born On Bus oy, {9 Lie:, Spokesmen for their | LITTLE ROCK, Ark, w—Thom- gations said neither now in-|as Fowler Sargent made his en- ga to fake part in committee trance into the world on a bus Council sessions. $ | yesterday. Dulles ygets an Amvets peace |” |. awardat a luncheon to be held in| When a passenger told Robert The regular meeting of the) new Naval " Reserve Officers | Composite Volunteer Unit will | be held tonight, Monday, March | 19, 1953, at 8:00 p.m. The meet- private dining room here to- | Gartland, driver on the bus bound Toiw,-and then may go back to|from Hot Springs to Little Rock, ton.. Eden pians to leave that a baby was being born on his} |bus he speeded up for a 25-mile | dash to a Little Rock hospital. anaged to plug loop- | U. N. Assembly em- 0 without opening up a bitter | c debate. Talk before this | cn opened of expanding the! terms ted to speculation | relations of U. N. allies | be. strained. The agreement | ded this. } Formosa is 245 miles long and 83 milesjacross at its widest point. | During the trip Dr. E. Feldman, a retired physician from Milling- ton, Tenn., unwourd the umbilical cord which tangled around the baby’s head and caimed the moth- er, Mrs. Linda Sargent, 44, mother of nine other children. Feldman said, “Nothing new to me. I was a country doctor for 40 years—delivered ‘em in barns, wagons and what have you.” Hospital attendants say mother and son are doing fine. No. 91 on the U.S, Naval Sta- tion. 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