The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 14, 1954, Page 5

organ Beatt ‘Charges Thef By Businesses MIAMI (®—Big banks, insurace companies ‘and builders were he- cused of assisting in the theffof millions of dollars of public cr¢it. The statement was madejby Morgan Beatty, National Brad- casting. Co., news commentpor, at the ‘closing session of th annual convention of Kiwa ternational yesterday. “TI say as a fact, not as ofnion|: and I can prove it, that freat banks and insurance compayes as well as builders have been ya inky i ing socialism uni e hanced ae Beatty said,./There has been widespread the! pi pub- lic eredit—and thievery is fievery, any way you look at it. “T say to you, that whe a great insurance company issys a 24 million dollar loan for} Project that costs only 20 mi when the builders were e public credit, and practicall/ none. of their own money, andjWhen FHA allowed that to go o/ an multi- plied a thousand foldjnd allowed the ‘builders to pocl} four mil- lion on the deal—thy is not pri- vate enterprise. It ignot good cit- in- | 4 izenship. And the qjstion of loy- alty to the principlq Kiwanis has set forth is d before us.” obtained’ unemplofent insurance payments last yef amounting to nearly. seven mijpn dollars. m boyDepartment in- vestigators ‘‘nowtell us that the loss of unempyment insurance last year pr y was close to to you that Friday, May 14, 1954 VV || AMARILLO, Tex. 9 — Gen. Nathan F, Twining said today the new Russian heavy jet bomber, /|comparable in size to the huge 4 |sole purpose of reaching “impor- 4 |tant targets in the United States.” in a speech prepared for an Armed Forcés Day ceremony here that the Reds’ medium bombers / jean reach “any important target _|in Europe or Asia or North j | Africa .... ; “They would need the new heavy bomber only to reach important targets in the United States.” Placing heavy emphasis on the recent Russian display of air pow- fF, |er over Moscow, he said the Soviet {Union now has “thousands more combat planes’’ than the U. S. Air Force, Navy, Marines and Army combined. Twining’s estimate seemed in apparent confliet with that made last month by Rep. Schrivner (R- Kan), chairman of a House Ap- propriations subcommittee hand- ling military funds. Scrivner said the United States outnumbers Rus- sia by a 3-2 ratio in the air. However, it was not clear wheth- er Scrivner was referring to over- all air strength, in all types of planes, or to con-bat craft. Neither is there any precise definition of a “combat” plane applicable to both nations. Neither man used figures. There has been official announcement that as of last January the United States Air Force, Navy and Ma- rine Corps had about 33,000 planes POPULAR SINGING STAR—Rosaura Biada, popular Cuban soprano, made a decided hit here Tuesday and Wednesday, when she appeared on programs’ with Ernesto Lecuona, world-famed composer, at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Biada is a niece of local resident Joseph Boza. She is the wife of a University of Havana professor. Her programs ranged from favorite Lecuona selections to American folk-songs. E Concha Hotel SUNDAY'S COMPLETE DINNER Choice of: Jellied Consomme Cream of Chicken , French Onion Au Gratin Broiled Salisbury Steak, Au Jus ———_______ _ $1.25 ELOPMENT American B52, was developed for | The Air Force chief of staff said |- of all types, of which one third were jets. Russian strength has been estimated at 20,000 planes in active service, 20,000 in reserve. Twining said today the Soviet air force “is by far the biggest air force in the world.” But he said: “We still have a considerable lead over the ‘Reds in long-range air power as well as in weapons that. can be delivered by long- range air power. We can maintain this advantage if we are willing to pay the price in material re-' sources and in the human resource of hard work.” He said that in the annual air parade over Moscow two weeks ago the Russians unveiled “some- thing very new,” whereas a year ago they showed only some im- proved MIG fighters and light jet bombers. In this year’s air parade, he said, the Soviets “included nine new medium jet bombers com- parable in size and design to ou own B47,” “Of course,” he said, “we al- ready have hundreds of B47s in ahead of them at present. But we must face the fact that the Reds have now begun to.copy, and per- haps try to improve upon. our me-* dium jet bomber. They did the same thing with our B29 a few years ago and they soon produced | hundreds of them. “Even more significant, how-| ‘ ever, was the new heavy jet bomb- er that they displayed for the first time in flight. .. “Actually this new heavy jet bomber is comparable in size and appearance to our own B52. We have as yet only a few B52s. The Reds have now proved to the world that they have at least one long- range jet bomber of a similar type. “It is interesting to note that the new heavy bomber and the medium bombers of the Reds are all equipped with extremely pow- erfyl engines embedded in the The Boeing B52’has a wing span of 185 feet, a length of 153, weighs about 300,000 pounds when ‘fully loaded and fueled. It is powered with eight J57 jet engines, develop- our own Air Force, so we are'ing about 10,000 pounds of thrust Key West's No. 1 ~ Tourist Alfraction MUNICIPAL AQUARIUM SEE TROPICAL FISH, SHELLS and GIANT. TURTLES Turn Left at the End of Duval Street WARNS OF REDS’ OF AIR POWER each. Its combat radius, without mid-air refueling for which it is equipped, is about 3,000 miles. Its speed is “faster” than the medi- um B47 which flies well above 600 miles per hour. . Twining’s phrasing suggested that the engines in the new Soviet heavy bomber exceed substantially the power of the J57 engine, most powerful in present operational use by the United States Air Force, CAMPAIGN SLOGAN WASHINGTON, (#—‘Back Ike- Vote Republican,” is the slogan adopted by the Republican Nation- al Committee for the coming Con- ‘gressional election campaign. Daily Service! NEW YORK WASHINGTON Convenient Connections in MIAMI DPs Are Subject To US. Draft CHICAGO — A displaced per- son in the United States for per- manent residence may be drafted for military service, the U.S. Cire cuit Court of Appeals has held. In its decision yesterday, the court unanimously upheld the three-year prison sentence given Anpanas J. Rumsa, 23, a Lithue anian who defied the draft. Rumsa contended in the lower court that when he came here in 1950 he was under a temporary and not a permanent status. Fur- ther), he argued that under a U.S.-Lithuanian treaty, both coun- tries agreed not to conscript each other’s citizens, But the appeal court ruled that the 1951 draft law superseded the treaty and “makes all aliens ad- mitted for permanent residence available for immediate induction. yihilice of the Cia Roast Sirloin of Beef with Mushroom Sauce _.__ 1.50 Virginia Baked Ham with Raisin Sauce _._._ 1.50 Drive Down All the Way boca plietreenroged Calves Sweetbreads Saute, Mushroom Sauce _ 1.50 LA ConcHa. 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