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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
REUTHER RAPS ADMINISTRATIONS BIG BUSINESS TIE.UP

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the CO pEestannry.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
FBI Men Killed

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

HOLLYWOOD W-MnppT hFlA
Aay % Hsllyweod. Ms eElelallg
80 pears &C taaay.
FiAy PEARS "a. &c vuars-an
i65 II tham-slTnnmnd 40 ne paiia
% veia CO whelhar the city 81 ~.
lywood. Cali. sAeul6 Be ineerpF
aind. ca Nes. fa. fno1. - vulas
were egHmie4. fnenEpurnfina 80
won, o. % r..
Thln monah nnllywoc6 ID eaia.
hFnllng he maldan anniEarnarY go
. hintnrieal exhlhll. bamQaais 80
npegial ~ shewA lionYwoed . els
daiy newspapaF. tAe ciilsea tews
- oui . special edilisn b signal
i1s ne evsnl. and h Il hllsd wifA
lninTaxling estes nhoul the lnwna
hinioFy. Fer lnataneas
How C tha town 90 ila mamef
A auceanmGal Kanaas nmninsasmam
cane b. Cai4nEmln 10 estahiiaA Q
faneh home nsaf Los Anaelea. rs
sic. Mrn. Harvey wnenn. took .
maln trip Las sd me- Q woman
uho talksd ahoui Der aummsT
hone near chieaao. n was Gales
Elollywood. MFa. wneux lined to
nams ard gave 4 10 her callior-
ola FnneA. -.
There was > pinsappis pian1a.
lion 10 MD Hollywood during TIE
iasos. Toward the end 81 ths falh
esnanry, ne area was . eeuier e
ismon sruwins. Some folks think
ghe prineipal indastry here haan1
changed mueh -
mollywood's lneorpofalinn dat
last lona. On taie. eiilssns vela6 -
snnsx Iiollywoed 70 Lee Angales.
TIE prineipal Feason was thsi hol-
lywood eoaidn't provide adeqnats
sNwers and waler iw aself. 80.
One AZ ths lass passed duriag
the town's hriaf undergraduates VS.
. spead limit faf eli vehielaa. II
niles PEI houF n the siralshlaway.
8 maes PEI bur- srUun4 esr'
nafs. -
The first movis siudie was s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
Falling Ceiling
Shocks japanese

TOKYO R-Dored 80 . tala.
vintnm ahuw. Emp9Fur HlFuhlaa
walked ct ef his sifaina Feem 10
hia labeEainry. whefe ~ atn6ies
marans lie a. . hoehy.
ID - ksurs Later. ths massive
plastsr eelilna e ne slfzlng eoom
collapsed. Ths impsrial heassAoid
teday ruportsd ne lneAaenA wAieA
happsmad 10 Gays age. u aAoeknd
tAa 1apamRae mntAnm-
II carries 0 rignllisanes hsrs nes
knewn h the weslerm wprid. fug
lAa expresses - lel tAe ceiling
f4a" = almosi tha sane - 20
aasaaslnaia ne rzler."
The imperial heusshald sad 10
naslasnea was invclved. tat PER.
las ammmsr Tains sna damp
weather w0re FssponslAla.
~TAa eonstruetioa eompany "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
70 Feared Dead
In Predawn
Ship Collision

DUNCENEss. Enalana u =
Twenty aeamam wasa feared killed
to-day N q myalefinus pFadawa
ship cnillalon that sank the a.ftS-
Zen Elalian lrelghter vitiorla cland-
IA IN ne Enallsh chsnnel.
The g.as4aea FrsmeA earso
steamer TsHpa. whleA eraahed with
TIE VisioriA clamdia. steamed away
later with little damage and 10
FNpurtnd casualties.
The Italian ship. whose hone
port was Genoa. repeatedly carries
. erew e 3. BIT only I've sur.
vivurs he'd heen picked up By res
cue vessels some I've hours amer
lhe disasleE 80 mlles eff this souiA-
east Enaland pnrt.
y. 3. Air FnFea kelicoptera I'D
planes, q nrlilaA hslleupteF amd .
swarm q resems hoats reported
Hpoiiing numerous hedies iloating
b ne wrsekaesslrsWn ehsnnel
waters.
NE . myalsry a present hsw
ne eolllalnn eeemred Cor ne
waathar 49, clear a. far a. we
ruula zee, repoFtea David Oslinr.
veteran sea Fwsene workers.
The sea was dead calm With q
wind. be eonsinned. s'but pieking
- survivors was made mere dil
feult because EAs water vas eov.
cred with . large amounl af wreck.
age and . lot e ell"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
Hollywood
Notes
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Lsss sxpsFimenisl waxA0. whi<h
wana e. tha aR Dee. 81 te1i.
Among ne flruls reesrde6 ~ tha
aiallsa: tha nrsi rseaptiw q "
u an aiFrlana. 10. tie MEsl al
laa@lh mevia co ~. ID: lhs frnl
easarnGa AZ Q alsasiar-aAs Lens
baaeA earthauaks ef in11 -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

n yea ere sedneing. ny this Or
q mid-morning snaek and park.up.
o. Scr . hrst eaufne a hunrA o.
ainn6F, Pwt ahnui Q eup and .
haif ef eannsa lnmaio haice n !
small saueepaa: Eprinkle an eve
lope e unilaxared aelatia ever tAs
haire and stir we1. Place exar
mederaie hsat I'D stir unfa tAs
geinsia disanlxes and fomnto mlee
Is hut. Nee II drinkf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

nAMI0NA nAANkA - 8-Aa
uni6sn1lna1 wsman yesterday a.
- q Teea1 asaGn1nr e 4
eFaUln6 49, q e. GlEeal
A hna 6nunm Amsky ma1na. hRr9
% hay ~ - eFamisEua WnaaAang
tssiA a. alazAlne Cd. 81
waarAma
paytuaa nsseA PsiEelnaa gaea
Lgn1ay, ED - - $780,. 80
tAa wumAa. ~v@Ve 81 msrs
narve tAaa I kavA-
Ne dl1m1 - - uomans aama.
he eallna - - nne hnFs ana a.
a1aam6ama eaFts6 IN erea1zre
away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

CHARLESTON. y. Va. @ns
slais camsaEvallsa Dsparsmana 70.
poFtad a So luseaa nros hEnAa ous
n went vwulmda yesanrday. Rate
rsparta So - nrun weFa hmEmlaa
IN Ne stnia. 80 q Aassa e. 4
eontEuA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

ASHAMED q - ineidsni e. ! 49,
6oing - - al ever aanm e ia
ewn &C.. tAe anneuneemsna sala
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Youth Is Arrested
In Hit-Run Death
Speeiol Dispofeh TO The Siar

WARRENTON, Va, Dec. g.
A 19-year -old Warrenton youth
was arrested at his home early
today as the hit-and-run driver
responsible for the traffic death
last week of a 65-year-old
woman and for injuring her son
and daughter.
Virginia State Trooper c. F
Saunders identified him as Dan
Franklin Hibbs.
Trooper Saunders said Hibbs
admitted he drove the car which
killed Mrs. Rose Redman Knave,
65, of Paris, Va, and caused in
jury to her son by a previous
marriage, Henry Redman, 80
and a daughter, Mrs. Edna Har-
rington, 80, also of the Fauquier
County community.
The mishap occurred on the
night of November % while the
three were walking along State
Route SIS on their way home
from a 10-nnile trip to the
grocery at Linden, Va. The
death car is reported to have
stopped, directed a truck behind
to put its lights on the victims
and then took off.
Trooper Saunders said Hibbs
told him he fled the scene be-
cause he was frightened. The
Evening star., 1953-12-02
1916 Mystery Death
OF That's S Young King
Ruled Assassination
BY the Assoeia,.d Press

BANGKOK, Thailand, Dec. 2.
"A Thai appeals court ruled to-
day that King Amanda Mahidol.
who died inysteriously in 1916.
was assassinated. The court did
not name the assassin.
The 1 to I decision condemned
to death two royal pages. Mai
Chit Singhaseni and Mai Busya
Pattamasirind, who were near
the royal bedchamber when the
king was shot.
The court acquitted Mai Cha
liew Pathumros. the kings one
time private secretary.
The lengthy decision was read
aloud in a marathon 17-hour
court session which begun yes
terday. Judge Luang Pariphond
Prochana Phisut's minority opin-
ion was read today. He dis
agreed with the assassination
verdict and held that an acci-
dent was probable. He also held
that the two pages as we'll as
the former private secretary
should have been acquitted.
The majority ruled, however
that Nal Chit and Mai Busya
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Puppy Too Destructive.
Put Up for Sole Again

PORTSMOUTH, N. H. R.-
For sale: one dog-part Boxer.
part Great Dane, a dash Of Shet-
land pony. At least that's the
way Fireman Carl Akerley de-
scribes the puppy he recently
brought home as a pet.
In the three days Mr.. Akerley
said the 3-foot-high animal
broke several leashes, wrecked
furniture, tore down q window
shade and curtain, crashed
through a closed cellar door, put
the neighborhood CANNES in fear
for their lives.
Evening star., 1953-12-02

were accomplices by permitting
the assassin to enter the kings
chamber.
The young king was found
dead in his bed on June g.. 1916,
shot by his own gun. His death
was listed as suicide or acci-
dental.
The present Thai government
took over in a 1947 coup, and re-
opened the inquiry into the
Staying.
1'oday's decision is expected
to be appealed to the Thai SUI
preme court.
Evening star., 1953-12-02

youth said he had bought the
car two days before.
Hibbs was placed in the War
renton jail pending a conference
later today between Trooper
Saunders and Commemorative
Attorney Charles Stone of War
renton. Bond initially was set
at $4,000 on charge Of hit-and-
run driving causing fatal injury.
Trooper Saunders said.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
House Cat Bots Mail
Beck Out Of Slot

HOLLYWOOD.-When ceusus
enumerator Dan Kennedy found
no one home after several visits
to a residence here. he dropped
q Census Bureau form into the
mail slot.
It came flying right back out.
He tried again. Same thing.
Kennedy peered through the
mail slot.
Inside was . Siamese cat.
which had been batting the en-
velope back at him with its paws.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
South American Area

RIO DE JANERIO.-South
America has an area Of about
7,570, 900 square miles, or equal
to about IA per cent of the total
land surface of the world.
Evening star., 1953-12-02

Irregular Checking Accounts
especial Checking Accounts
sSavings Accounts
SChristmas Savings Clubs
STravclerS Checks
sSafe Deposit Boxes
"Nieht Depository
sTruSt Services
sPersonal Loans
Business Loans
Collateral Loans
oAutomobile Loans
SInSursnce Loans
sHome Improvement
&Modesnization Loans
Evening star., 1953-12-02
E8H O help wanted
for Christmas

Here at Vim. E. Miller we've always tried to stock
exactly what this time of
of the things believe you of the
good odfashioned Christmas spirit
We believe you're tired of battling traffic =.
fighting crowds and being waited on by partime
employees who know very little about the
Christmas gifts you're buy s.@
But cheer up reader, for here at "Furniture's
Hall good old days when Christmas
shopping was easy, fun Parking is still easy here
off the fringe Of downtown traffic. You
still shop in huge crowds don't ole
You still choose those really important gifts
for the home esurely and with the friendly help of
experienced sales counseors
In short we're wearing "No Help Wanted"
sign Christmas Season the good
service you get during the other eleven months of the
year. help you select gift they'll appreciate for
because they'll use it for years. And we guarantee
delivery by Christmas Eve.
So give furniture Millers where you don't lose
your Christmas spirit in the rush
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ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE EASY PARKING
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-16
Singer Guy Mitchell Sued
For Divorce By His Wife,
Former 1852 ssMiss USA"

LOS ANGELES, Up ~ Singer
Guy Mitchell has been sued for
divorce by Jacqueline Loughrey,
the "Miss U.S.A.Y of 1852, who
complained that he told her other
women were better lovers.
Miss Loughrey's suit asserted
Mitchell boosted Of affairs with
other women and even had more
affection for his horse, Scotch"
than he did for her.
The beauty also complained
that Mitchell drank to excess and
had severely beaten her upon
occasion"
She previously sued for sep
-arate maintenance. In her div
orce suit, Miss Loughrey asked
for all of their community pro-
perry, which she values at $780,
900, alimony of $4,000 a month
and legal costs.
They were married Oct %,
1852, after she won the Miss USA
title at the 'Miss Universe beau
ty pageant at Long Beach, Calf.
They separated last Sept. %.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-16
Sugar Heir Convicted Of
Assault On Wife No. 5

SANTA ANA, CAL, R-Adolph
Spreckles II has been found guilty
of simple assault upon one of his
former wives. He will be SEN
fenced Jan. 8.
Kay Williams, SO, ex-wife No.
S, accused the 41-year-old sugar
heir of felonious assault with in
tent to do great bodily harm, and
asserted that she spent 10 days in
a hospital as a result Of a beat
ing administered at his Balboa Is
land home last Aug. 20.
A Superior Court jury DELHI
Grated less than two hours yes
terday before convicting Spreck-
els on the lesser charge, mis-
demeanor. His counsel said they
were happy about the verdict and
would seek probation for him.
The court reduced Spreckels'
bail from $4,000 to $500, pend
ing sentence. He could receive
$500 fine or six months in Jail,
or both.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK @ = The stock
market was somewhat higher to-
day with trading on the modest
side.
Gains ran to around a point while
losses ranged to little past a
point. The upside, however, was
more popular.
Most major divisions Of the mar
ket we're higher. Airerafts seemed
bit backward with Douglas off
Ia at 63ls in early trading. Other
minus signs cropped up in oils,
utilities, and chemicals.
The whole market was subdued
with many leading issues not put
ting in an appearance on the tape
until the session was well under.
way.
Higher stocks Included Pennyyi-
vania Railroad, Texas Co. Eas.
man Kodak, General Eldclrk1 ]
Rexall, Republic Steel, General
Motors, Chrysler. and Zenith Radio
Lower stocks Included American
Telephone, Baltimore & Ohio, Stan
siard Oil (NJl. Eastern Air Lines,
Homestake Mining, Dow Chemical,
Studebaker, and Radio Corp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Sonar School To
Graduate 70 Men

Fleet Sonar School win graduate
70 sailors tomorrow at 9 IN.
graduation exercises In the Naval
Base Theater. These men have
Just completed 4 rigorous e.Enonth
course In basic electronics, sonar
maintenance, and the techniques
and tactics used ia antl.submafinA
warfare.
Captain w. H. TruesdelI, Sonar
School Commanding Officer, win
present diplomas, and relatives Of
the graduates are cordially invited
ID attend the exercises.
Top man ID the class was Ray
mond T. Allison. SOs, who achiev-
cd d s.577 average: while william
II. Braun, sos, UsCG. placed sec.
Ond with q S.461 score. Allison,
from Wilmington, Calf, win re-
turn to the destroyer USS Picking,
and Braun, from Sidney, Ohio, will
report 10 the Commander Third
Coast Guard District for assign
Inent % duty.
other class members made more
valuable TO the Navy and Coasi
Guard BY their schooling win Join
anti-sub units throughout the neet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Adv. Group Asks
Funds ToLure
Summer Visitors

TALLAHASSEE R-The Legis-
lature is going to be asked to adj
vance the State Advertising Com
mission 100000 so the agency can
50 ahead with its plans for at
tracing summer tourists to Flor
Ida.
The Commission viii have It's
rev appropriation by July 1 but
needs some money now SO it can
contract for advertising in maya
zines which have headlines sew
eral months Ia advance of the is
sues in which advertisements ap-
pear.
The suggestion that the Legisla-
tnre be asked for the advance
came from Secretary of State
r. A. Gray, an ex-officio mem
Der Of the Commission. Cray add
Cd he believes the Commission has
q good chance Of getting the ST.
el2.41s appropriation II Is asking
for the coming two years. The
agency had a million dollar ap.
preparation for this bienninm.
The Commission, meeting for the
first time since Gov. Dan Nc
Carly replaced all except one Of
The members appointed by former
Gov. Fuller Warren, elected Dick
Pope, Cypress Gardens, vice chair
man. McCarty is chairman but
since the governor rarely attends
meetings, Pope viii perform most
Of the duties Of chairman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
FIRST ATOMIC
(Conflnued from PAGE one)

y
heat in those reactors Is an un-
necessary and undesirable prod
net disposed Of BY elaborate water
cooling syssesfn.
But now they want the heat %
produce power 70 drive naval YES
sells and later industrial machinery.
So the intense local heating Of a
reaesor ID being tapped.
Two types Of reacters are 70 be
used in two submarines 10 see
which works best--the thermal re.
actor IN which the speed or ener-
gy Of nsutrcns released IN the fis-
sion process Ii relatively low; an
intermediate reactor In which nen.
srun release Is faster.
The relatively low neutron speed
of the thermal reactor means that
ordinary steel and other materials
would absorb or capture too many
az the neufruns.
10 meet this situation, scientists
81 the acc, the Bureau Of Mines.
az the Westinghouse Corp. and Of
! number al other firms turned 70
1 metal little known or used untfl
they demanded Il in Quantisy--1ir-
coninm.
Zirconium looks, feels, weighs
and generally appears 10 BE much
like hleA-grade steel. But Il has the
happy advantage Of neutron ab.
sorpsaen FAR lower than steel. II IL
used Tor key parts oi the reactor's
core.
when TIE Acc and WESTINGHOUSE
started lockiak Tor quantities q
xirccnium II cost ever 500 q pc0n6
and was ehsalnahle nyanlly Ii loss
a. eNly ahous glye pounds. Produe-
ton ncw q coming h 81 the rate
az ~, go pounds 4 rear ard TIE
cost 4 down 10 abous SIS 1 pczRd
x.awtnn .. Gaixer. m4aazer cE
ne PIllshurgA AEC area. suns wp
ne pregrAm fev kailalng TIE atara.
il pcwer plant 10 drive the first
sReA suhmarinA sAla way
cshia9 has eams - skst Euaa
make az Eees the last hls pea.
stmizsie. We are gang riaht
ahead
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
|Loeser Gains
Win In Navy
|SoftbaIPlay

The USS Loeser battled their
way to the championship of the
Key West Deslant Unit SoftbalI
Tourney BY capturing two stright
wins. The first victory came on
Saturday, March q at the Naval
Station Annex Field when they
emerged victorious by a 14-5 score.
The second tilt was played on Sum
day, March 20 with the Loeser
again winning. T-3 to give them the
title.
The strong LOeser nine had
fought very hard since the first
game in the 1858 mid-winter tour
nament when they lost to the
Sarsfield nine in an extra inning
game by score Of 1 to 3. Having
that one loss on their record they
went on to defeat tie Blackwood
by . score Of II to 4, the Saufley
In a very tight and hard fought
game by score of 5 to I, the
Parle by q score Of Z to 4 and
the Delong by score Of 3 to 2
thus giving them a crack at the
Coates for the championship. It
was necessary for the LOeser to
win both games in order to be-
come the winner Of the tourna-
ment. OF course credit for winning
both games goes to the entire
team but the main brace Of win
ming came from the hurting Of
little Chandler, the Loeser pitcher.
He pitched two superb games.
Having had no rest after playing
Saturday he went back in again
Sunday night and pitched another
very good game. The losing pitch
er was Feely who also did an ex-
cellent job on the mound.
After the game was over Com
inander d. M. Swift, USN, Com
mander Destroyer Division COL
presented to the Captain Of the
Loeser team 4 beautiful II inch
engraved trophy as the prize for
winning the tournament. He then
presented the Captain Of the
Coates team q beautiful II inch
trophy as the runner.np Of the
tournament. Each player Of the
winning team received very nice
individual award. Both ships are
| in Escort Squadron Eight. Com
mander Swift Is the senior Des-
liant representative in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
MCCARTHY HOPES
fcontinned frnm Page Onel

cause climbing the q steps would
be too much Of a strain.
at means. ] think, that very
here" the governor said.
The elevator Is the type that
has a folding stool that is carried
up the stairway along a track BY
a moving chain. Mccarty said II
cost 81, 800 and can be taken out
and re-installed If the mansion Is
remodeled or rebuilt.
The governor said he has his
message to the Legislature almost
in form for delivery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
HOW TO MAKE

Continued from Page Onel
derably TO cultivate that warm
friendship.
Augusta muss Do one shlna for
Psesldens Eisenhower. that was
unnecessary here. Tho eoss-
munlsy q BUILDING : house FOR
ne pFesldent. adjacent % HE
Cell ceurse. u viii be seFnplsi-
Cd seen ard glven 10 him fer
hls occupancy during his vlslss
lhore.
Key WesseFs who entertained
the White House press In the
five years Of their visits with Pre-
sident Truman say that Augusta,
Ca, win never be able 10 dupli.
cate the informality or Key West,
Iss natural charms Of sea, beach,
fishing, and It's artificial charms
On DuvaI Street which lured many
Z newsman into early morning
hour entertainment.
Augusta. c.. according ~ enc
White House nsWsmsn's sssfs-
mani hes nothlng huf ere hessl
coffee uhep for entertainment.
Key West. On ne esheF hard.
net onlY he'd hIph quosa u res
aauranis. bars, nlsnf clubs, and
h0rlasuuo shows Tor . town this
sire, but h hes 3 eonssani M
lux o. celebrities. female -
wall % male. vine keep things
Jumping.
During the seml.annual visits Of
President Truman TO Key West.
Ia November and March, the
journalists always saw The Il.
land City 1t Is lIveli1ss, and lis
climate a rs best. TAey could
not Be bored here. any more than
tbe natives can. because as writer
Benedict Thlelen saya;
Hkay Wesi " ne place where
ne unoxpeeled happens Win
inconsistencies regularity"
Augusta can never compete on
that score. II has 4 relatively
stable population. Is net known as
q hlg time tourist resort. and does
not have 4 large number II gla.
moroas young ladies' who are SEEK.
lng or have just 01sained divorces,
TIE beaches here are filled with
such visitors from The North. wha
come 10 Key West both for It,
climate, and for the three rnonsA's
residence requirement tAas e.
ahles them b Gle Sait. maktng
Key West ! Reno ID niniatare.
50 TIE cu1seasatyezy Mfdeopen
city cf Key West VIII ecntinpe 10
b yeAFaed Coz b. 10 eorrS If
WhiiA Rouss journalists, wha can
not fAn 10 fIad saiet. old Saath
Augusta father daA ii ecEnpArisoa.
shey say. Formal dinnsr parties
Ay Augussa's ed families. o.
ChamheE IL Commerce. or civic
elahs eanncl eFer saAskliate ief
tie Rxclkement eEieFea vialkin9
press ID the hveles4 fear square
mics q mari b fks uaissd STATES.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Soviet Move In U.N.
Rejected BY Council
NEW YORK fAPl

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. April
/ ia Soviet move in the Krem-
Inns new ''let's-be friends" cam
paign was rejected in the U. N.
yesterday.
The Is-nation Economic and So.
.cial Council turned down Russia's
request to make Russian one Of the
official languages Of the council.