The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 30, 1946, Page 3

ees: Ce a a ec rans Scans, na WH G8O47 WAT ge ines Yeterams Are Warned Of Pitfalls tn Building Homes, Buying Lots» 2: yo ware = ° re; Swear sge es Wee, * Shy een | *TORK BRINGS GIRL @ end Mre Pau! T. Campbell, DF Poinciana are the parents ad wy we! ef & daughter, born at 11:55 p.m st Menemang Wednesday at Municipal hospital Git. TO ZURMORSTS ae ed ” + 2 2 Geegiter was born te Mrs ee tel ete Bernerd Burheorst. 602 Southard oe, wey at 4:20 am. at ameripal hospital eter” ereumd and get the feel i oe & fewae A Wigh percentage of owner os pied = & On amet to be sagt in @ neighborhood. Pride ( Fwnorep ws insur against tepreeintion Hf those houses : eunitey cost range to the vet ms eraiect, he will feel at * ame, will fot be “keeping up the Joneses nor will he : > te he he @roperty value dragged amg — 4 w@ by adverse influence } a a ons ‘Transportation Important fede te tae Bearing divectly on che f eigherhoed mw the convenience om | Ge we enapertation This is a mod hone thew o6s fectesity as important to — om ~~ werrds * heating and . sé money — Rasy walki distance Ee te oe ® thd Wemey Wa is pare ee poogs cates by Wer emt vet heavy waffic directly — eons wt of @ homesite is undesir- ‘The reel estate man living in @emmenity knows the con- et @ neighborhood in te shepping § centers. schools, parks and @ieperounds, Whether a fam- ‘ly bas children or not. each of thove povmts we important for its ee ee eee ace | sabe is real value even | ihe bas no inten- ton at re colling. , . age family owns one j ® @ generation and the lo-| stem of the site on which the ghee & Built is of utmost im- | + Gertenee. 1 i Mot a matter to be 2 fhertied «=f determines the en-|} es wemmtent in which the membe = a the family will spend their! ves i, for the present, I would rec- waeend that young children evel ewithming, as the water . | may be contaminated from mild aes, or, if on the beach, from > @age dumped into the water ...Avoid over-exertions which it lower resistance, but play- — ae out-of-doors in the sun should ~ emeouraged as the virus can- eet withstand drying or the sun's 4 —fiwat the fly. Use fly swat-| pape any other means ; the fies around your Keep ali food covered and greens closed | Be careful in purchasing specially food that is to be tike fruit, raddishes, | fer d, cake | = oS OF tenoote: During an epi- oon ; r spre demic the children should be | rg . <= tmpected daily and any child fom ; * 2 with @ cold, headache. diarrhea hy ee, vam @& fever should be sent home on ae ee end expluded from school until | - she feels well. a = —/ est uspected cases of en > e ae ane bo . r itary Precautions } dab FT quem when ~ Rg eee kept | = ot they 4 The ground around the = should kept clean or _ << ; - = 9 das drippings when = ea ahs ave emptied is good me- — , id be screened and a Week with para- henzine (kills maggots ft way), lime, oil, end animal houses F should be sprayed and the in- | e ede should be painted with 5 | s ¢ ODT in ofl. This will § kill fies that settle on the wall | end lasts for 30 days thes of stables or longer. | Alt bakeries, restaurants and food stores should be screened sad be inspected for flies and general sanitary conditions | All bottles, and cans should be % ey diapered of as mosquitoes will 5 id feed in @ small amount of water «4 empty cams and bottles. All garbage dumps should be spray- Small piles of vefuse should eaned uf re cently granted National Airlines} ajj..g , Bar, $2 Poin * arming I Sounded bert Dillard, $10. By Nav y Man ln Radio Talk Clay warns Hoover of disorder AN ae ent tele Poet ty 3 __ HE REY WEST E 'Hospital_. Auxiliary to an “open house” event at the | Municipal hospita! Sunday, AIRLINE ANNOUNCES | | WEST PALM BEACH, May, 30| other room has. been furnished—_ adults '(PNS).—Plantation Air Lines re- ,cently announced changes in its {daily flight from Miami that will} as a memorial. to her sister | allow passengers making a round | and brother-in-law. TTIZ House Suriday; Child Oxygen Tent Sought club gave in the early Miss Hartell is looking for a 53 i donor. for a hospital youth bed irom for the new ward and also an 3 to 5 o'clock. | oxygen tent for children. An SCHEDULE CHANGES Since the last reception an-' oxygen mask can be used for summer school session. hemispheres. Bulbs selected for| in ey this one by Miss Marie Hartell, but it frightens the babies, so a{ The group will leave for Gua-} the southern hemisphere have bers superintendent of the . hospital, tent is essential. ; Miss Hartell explains, Members of the auxilary will act as hostesses Sunday after- trip to Tampa an extra hour in Another room has béén set | noon. Mrs Cyril Mi ail ol Tampe. | aside and painted for use as | piss Mary Trevor will serve at Morning flights will leave Mi- nd 8 i ami at 7:50 am. with stops 4 a as et | ihe pamek bow! and Mrs. B. West Palm Beach at 8:35 am., c hospital crib, fhe Woman's | A a = wiston 9:10 am,, Fort Myers, °® ee committee will be responsible a.m., Arcadia 10:20 am, and| A%ilery has doriated another | for the decoratoin of the lobby. | j arriving in Tampa at 10:57 a.m. which is on order. and a third | - Mrs Roy Dulion will be on The return flight to Miami will} #8 #0 be purchased with the | hand to answer questions make the same stops on its pres-| Sheek, given to the hospital by | about the Blue Cross hospital- ent schedule, leaving Tampa at 2| the Junior Woman's club from | ization plan and Mrs. U. J. pm. Passengers from other} the proceeds of the cebaret | peigado, treasurer of the aux- iliary to answer questions and receive memberships to the points will thus have three hours in Tampa for business or shop-} Duval USO To Start — Bridge Instruction | euxiliary. EAL TO OPERATE The Duval Street USO an-| The . \TAMPA-SAN JUAN RUN nounces a class in contract bridge | livers bus marked “hospital” de- passengers to the door. TAMPA, May 30 (FNS)—The to begin Friday at 2:30 p.m. on Mostern Air Lines announced re-|the patio. i cently “that service would start} There will be a half hour of} immediately, including air pag-|imstruction before playing: Serv- sengers, mail and express, be-|i¢emen, servicemen’s wives and tween Tampa and San Juan,!the women of Key West are in- Puerto Rico. | vited. t The announcement came in the eg form of a wire from Capt. Eddie VISITING SISTER | a Rickenbacker to Mayor Curtis L.| wijliam Pinder left by bus | : SUCCESS! Hixon. erday for De Land, where The civil aeronautics board re- yentensay he will visit his sister, Mrs. Fred | i permission to operate between SEE ER | Tampa be Havana, Cuba. Thats Why Dion Awarded Second The famous novelist invited an} ~ admirer to visit his home. The} Prep School Trophy \yisitor could not conceal her dis- { John Dion, Key West, has won !appointment when she observed } the Schrader Memorial trophy for;the author’s modest surround-! highest scholastic average in the ‘ings. o| lower school of St. Leo College, “Is there something wrong?” | us : } preparatory school, for the second ‘asked her host. straight yea 6 | “Well,” frankly confessed the | A son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J.!lady, “the homes you describe in} Dion, 512 Simonton street, he was ‘your writings are so magnifi-{ a freshman at St, Leo this year. cent, I can’t understand why you ‘| His brother, Robert, a junior, |built such a modest one for your-| received honorable mention in the self.” | upper school “My dear, friend,” answered | Others attending St. Leo from|the novelist, “words are cheap, ! Key West the past year are: Ray-|but materials are expensive!” i mond Delgado, Wilfred Dion, Ed- SD | ward McCown, Helis .Oropeza,| Plain vegetable or fruit salad | Robert Parks, William Roberts, | for 4 becomes generous servings! Frank Sosin and Paul Toppino. | for 7 or 8 when added to a pa age of gelatin dissolved in 2 cups COUNTY €ANEER - |of boiling water. eR eet (Continued trom Page One) | 8 $2; Leonard Warren, $2; Midget | White House Cafe, $2. und Niles, Mrs. Sebas:| tian brera, Buck Thompson, Mrs. Cyril Marshall, C. A. Bush- nell, Sylvia Troujillo, A. Canylo, John Stirrup, Robert Dopp, Cur- vos Bar, Mrs. Ness, T. H. Frazier, Norman Artman, Bill Curry,} Dukes Barbecue, Archer, Groc- ery, Smith Grocery and Gardner Pharmacy, $1 each, | Miscellaneous, $68.91 and Rob- | unless Germans get food. CARD OF THANKS Friends everywhere, neighbors | and Dr. L. H. Conly, in our im-| mediate’ home community, were | very thoughtful and kind during } the illness and following the death of our beloved one, Maria Santana. We desire to express our heartfelt appreciation. We also want to thank those who do- nated cars and floral offerings. may30-1tx THE FAMILY. si “Your Credit Is Good at Paul J. 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To get your copy | | send 10c with your name and address to— |“GOOD WILL” TOUR _ (Tricking Toles SET AT SOUTHERN: ) i I LAKELAND, May 30 (FNS).—| JOHANNESBURG. — AP — |An event in the annals of educa-/ Tulips that flowered in, Holland’ jtion will be experienced by a class} this spring wit: bloom again in them.” lof 50. Florida students, who, un-' South Afri¢an gardens next Nov- der the auspices of Florida South-} ember. During the war, Dutch’ ; ' |“good will” tour with a thirst for ing the difficulty of the reversed to see.’ ‘ern College here, will combine a/ Scientists succeeded in overcom- knowledge during this~ year’s! seasons in the north and south jtemala to spend a month samp-' their development. slowed down cycle is inverted. ling the customs, heritage, beauty i and knowledge in Central Amer- ica’s “Land of the Maya”. Head-| quarters for the school sessions will be Antigua, ancient capital city. 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