The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1948 Deaths from automobile acci- Temperstures = ne ris | BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT |<<='s are fewer im congested bad Caverns of New aaa Sa = areas than in those less densely maims at 36 Gegrecs throughout populated. TRANSPORTATION et S. S. CUBA Finertys Announce Newcomer | SS. Cuba left for Havana at) Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Pinay! 4 p.im. yesterday with 47 first announce the arrival of a son! 1 the P. & O,' born Tuesday, August 6th at a/ oe ny announced 1°21 hospital. The new arrival teamship pany has been named Ronald Vincent. ! today.« The boat arrived at the He and his mother are reported Cuban capital at 10:30 o'clock as doing nicely. Mrs._ Finerty | last © fh addition the ship before her marriage was Miss id Your automobiles and five Marguerite Valenzuela. | sacks: of mail. WEEK-END SPECIALS AT THE BERMUDA MEAT MARKET ALso: Tendersec Px Nix Hams 3B Mrs. Bernard J. Cruz and; On Friday, August 16, the party daughter, Phyllis, will leave over | will return to Lakeland where | the highway tomorrow morning they will witness the graduating} in ¢ompany of Mrs. Thurman exercises which will be ;held in} Sarids, Sr., and son, Thurman, | the: outdoor campus chapel. { Jr, én Toute to Tampa, where} Miss Carey’s mother,’ tirother, | Mrs. Cruz will visit with her sis- ter, Mrs. William A. Crosby. On Sunday, Mrs. Cruz and Mr. and Mrs. Crosby will motor to Lakeland where they will attend the Baccalaureate exercises at College Heights Church. Miss Miriam E. Carey, daughter of Mrs, Henry Car 910 Grinnell street, is a member of the grad- uating class and will receive a Bachelor of Science Degree. STUDY RULES FOR LIME INDUSTRY Norman, and a cousin, Mrs. Mil- ler Bryant, of West Palm Beach, will also be present at the grad- uation. On Tuesday, August 13, at the Sacred Heart Church in Tampa, Mrs. Cruz will attend the wed- ding of her son and Miss Yo- landa Volente, of that city. The newlyweds will arrive in Key West the latter part of next week. “AIRPLANES DIZZY ‘Arriving from Tampa, Cuba carried 21 first class pas- ‘sengers and 102 tons of freight. John A. Dulany, mayor of Pa- hokee, announced this week that the state plans to build an addi- tion to the Farmers’ Market in the form of a $25,000 pre-cooling plant. All the latest advance- ments in pre-cooling science will be incorporated in its equip- ment... The new-plant will have a storage capacity of four cars, Dulany said. “Key West's Outstanding” the! WHEN IN NEW yorK eee New 23-Story Hotel Transit Lines to Fair Grounes © Centrally Ubcated © Free Swimming Pool, Gym ¢ Separate Floors for Ladies » rconditioned Restaurant KENMORE # WEW YORK 145 EAST 24d STE en ‘a TuRKEL, vo lec Armour’s Star Breexies: Sliced Bacon @ 2ic-2ic We carry « large emort ment of Colic Cuts watt the best of flavor Ctowerbicom Rol Bune: 2 ue Large Selectec Frese Eggs don a Lad BD = We bandle selected Live Poultry trom Tennessee Hem. (4 t 6 Bal B Bic pao Come to the Most Sanitary and Up-To-Date Market ix town. We have TWO BUTCHERS end TWO DELIVERY BOYS to give you Courteous and Prompt Attention PHONE 52 WHITE AND VIRGINIA STS. “GEESE Spin Parachates In Use| ¥5 CITRUS COMMISSION LAYS Be LA -CONCHA HOTEL PLANS TO ADVERTISE SPELLS ARE CURED ‘Cy dé pees 4 Beautiful—Air-Conditioned STATE PRODUCTS | & , H Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and™ ee (Associated Press Feature Service) | | Strictly Fireproof |Archers Grocéry HOMESTEAD, Aug. 9 (FNS).— Believing that the Florida limes is suffering cause there is no regulation gov- erning juice content, and pack, more than 50 growers met here last week and named Luther L. Chandler, prominent} Dade county grower and chair-} man of the Florida Citrus Com- mission, as the head of a commit- | tee to make a study of lime con- ditions and to recommend proper regulations. From the recom-{ mendations made, a_ regulatory Jaw will be drawn for submis- sion to the 1941 Legislature. The question of advertising Florida limes will also be consid- ered by the committee. The Cit- rus Commission has offered to in- clude limes in its advertising Program for a small charge per box. Many growers stated that they believed this would be the log- ical solution of the lime adver- tising problem, as the commission maintains 14 groups of display salesmen in the north and adver- tises Florida citrus fruit by means of coast to coast radio programs, billboards, car cards and maga- zine and newspaper display ads. They believe that more publicity could be obtained in this way, dollar for dollar, then through any other medium. VACATION SCHOOL CLOSES TONIGHT Tonight at 7:30 o'clock, the closirig program of the Vacation Church School of the First. and Fleming Street Methodist church- es will be held at the First M. E.! church. The program and social hour will continue from 7:30 to 9:00 o'clock Parents and friends are cordial- ly invited to attend the program of the evening and view the ex- hibits of work done by the pupils in the school. Perfect Alibi Magistrate—Where were you at th® time the burglary oc- curred, madam? Agitated Old Lady—I sound. asleep in my And so were all my gue was Max Schmeling, former heavy- weight champion, long to a German parachute corps. SIOTIITS Ss PROVING ONCE MORE IT’S A SMALL WORLD (By Associated Press) HOUSTON, Tex., Aug. 9.— L. E. Parchman, telephone company district plant chief, was atop sergeant of the 412th Batfalion during the World war,’ stringing tele- phone wire up to the front Tine. Tn the fall of 1918 the bat- talion ran short of wire and while waiting for a shipment, Parchman left the front for avacation. Before he re- turned the Armistice was signed. When the army started: its maneuvers early this summer, Parchman was called for the job of wire-stringing. Open- ing up a shipment at Jasper. Tex., he found an invoice dat- ed Oct. 30, 1918, covering wire consigned to the A.E.F. —the wire he needed 22 years ago in France. market for} be-j maturity j ness, so the air corps ‘the bedroom. is said to be-| s | HOUSTON, Tex., Augg®AsPhe |, spin parachute, sort of an insur- ance policy for test pilots, has made its appearance at the Na- tional Guard airport here. Taking new ships on trial spins for the army is a rigorous busi- has de- veloped the spin ’chute to cut | | ; down the turnover in test pilots. | Folded, the parachute is 5 by 7 inches. When the rip cord is pulled, it blossoms out into a 5- foot circle. It is attached to the tail assembly of the plane. (Photos by Santa Fe Railway) GALLUP, N. -MEX.—Ten thousand Indians from thirty tribes will ‘attend the annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial to be held here August .14 to 17 iriclusive. The most talented among them will present age-old symbolie-dances, sing or chant traditional tribal songs, compete in sports and games and exhibit their handiwork in rag and blanket weaving, pottery-making, basket-weaving, Katchina-doll carving and decorating, | and silversmith’s art. Scenes similar to above will be enacted. Upper left, masked Navajos made-up for their best dance, Yei-ba-chai or Fire Dance. Right, Hopi Katchina doll-carver and decorator at work. Lower left, Zuni leader signaling his men to start dancing. Right, Tug-of-war for Indian women. Appeal to Vanity A huge waterspout, fore-run- | + ney RR a - Tex Ritter MAN FROM TEXAS also COMEDY and SERIAL First Conductor—How do you ner of a tropical disturbance, ap- ee og cee keep the ladies from going out: Peared offshore about five miles from Miami | the back door of your street car? > jsands gathered on the In case of a flat spin, when the|' Second Conductor—Oh, I just plane leaves a vertical position and starts whirling flatly—like a falling leaf circling down—the pilot finds it almost impossible to bring the ship under control. This is where the spin ‘chute comes in. The pilot pulls a rip cord, and ‘chute spreads open, say, “Out the front way, please. Old ladies can go out the back if week. Thou-! beach to last watch tthe phenomenon. necessary“—and they all go out! Tommie’s Skating Palace the front. eee The Florida float, stop- International Lions Convention ping the circular ‘movements of {at Havana, walked off with first the plane long enough for the | Prize in the commercial class. propeller blast to hit the control! |The Gulf Beach club also rated} surface of the tail assembly. first place in attendance with the j After the plane is brought un- | exception of the Havana club, in der control, the pilot jerks an- an attendance which exceeded ; other rip cord, releasing the para-|the 7,000 mark. chute from the ship. i Then the pilot lands and won- ders why he ever took the job in the first place. Turn About Mrs. Giddy—I wonder why those inquisitive people across the street are always looking in- to our window? Mr. Giddy—Maybe, it’s to find out why you are always looking into theirs. On Time, Perhaps Husband—I’ve got a_ surprise} for you—two tickets for the theater. Wife—Fine, at once. 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