The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 31, 1946, Page 4

5 ha t ", et Hef i Program Urged To Make City Attractive Te Tourists And Home Folks ‘High Sehool Grads Entertained By Lions Club At Dance-Party hu ~* s eehool, and their; Lions Earl E. Hamilton, S. M. tained Qdom, R. Charles Hicken and yan —_ *! Dr. Delio Cobo. WEATHER AND TIDES | Observer Sam Goldsmith of the | f the class of 46, Key | tainment committee composed of} si tee penn t THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Pie In Sky--- Flier Toots For Dinner AP Newsteatures BALTIMORE. — Inventor Charles Adler, Jr., installed an automobile horn on his air- plane as a safety device, but the horn is proving handy in other ways, too. Adler doesn't live far from the airport. So just before he lands he circles his home, blows the horn and his wife . puts the finishing touches on dinner. Most pilots at the airport have to yell for a line boy to give them service. Adler just toots his horn. If he wants to communicate with his son at home, he sounds the horn staccato style in Morse code. His son knows the code. Adler got the idea for his airplane horn when he had to make an emergency landing in a cornfield. There was a fairly wide concrete highway beside the field. Adler was afraid of hitting somebody because his motor had gone dead and he was coming in U. S. weather bureau, relayed} ut dumoe last evening by} +, , special entertainment fea- West Loons club in > ture! was presented by sevén- mary sicteg” year-old Katherine Lorraine Hod- ‘few took place Ae ges in the form of. a Hula dance wguler weekly meeting }with vocal arrangements. *» end wes under the Door prizes were awarded and cup of the mos wl refreshments were served. Piano Pupils on From Pole To Pole - ° WARSAW. — AP — Telegrams Give Recital are slow in Poland. ~ Messages arrive in one city pasitiage <8 Chapin, Greig, Peat another as much as“ two and other e@Mposers vonths after their sdispatch — } plano pupils of often because the telegraph Bodier and Catherine! office doesn’t have enough per- presented in a re-' sonnel. the Woman's club on Du- eet Wednesday night. eying the recijal num- ted we Rosam, Shirley Fer- 2 jthis intelligence to Pelican Bill) ase wale Hilario this afternoon: chard, Matin pete | “Fair to partly cloudy this aft- | Moore, Dora Me ~), @rnobn, tonight and Saturday. Ci Moderate, occasionally fresh, tie . and southeast) winds.” d » Tomomow's' tides}: high, 12. ) a. m? and 11:20 a. m.; ‘low, 4.37} and 6.27 p. m. «. Dore Martinez and Jud- } Daughtry | ee Salt and Pepper | Penne ‘i 7 When Claude Pepper was at-} Dance Pupils Win tending Harvard University he | Baron Scholarships happened to sit next to an Eng-! pupils at the Paul Bar- lish fellow student at lunch. “My Sehee! of the Dance have name is Pepper,” the then fu-j swerded scholarships, it was ture United States senator. said, } need today {introducing himself. “Are you; ere Gale Wallace, 11, joshing me?” the Engliahmen | Prints, 12, and Carlene asked. . “My name is Salt.” Re- | 11. Gale will, as a result of cently Salt and Pepper met again | holarship, go to the Ballet*When H. E. Salt, now a barrister whool in New York for a‘#* Lincoln’s Inn, entertained his | former schoolmate in a teagon club. « Printz won a two months erohip for outstanding acro- | at dancing while Carlene Moore was recognized for super- evrebatic dancing. THtEr PAYS FOR CHICKENS DUQUOIN, TL—A thief that tole fourteen of the chickens be-| BF oaing to Parmer J, Wesely Tucker dropped his purse which ! oteined $13.14, which was just |. #8 conte less than. th chiekens | | would have jt sold at! the OPA ceilit IN MEMORIAM te loving memory of our wife aod mother, A. Taylor, who pasted aWay on May 31, 1945:°* lonely year has passed us by © last we felt her touch ered ber never-ending love, je that meant so much. Bureau of Labor Statistics re- ports wholesale prices up. FREE! | mely year since last she ked @ those she held dear— their pain, to soothe their Overlookin: BISCAYNE BOULE CLOSE TO THEATRES, SPECIAL $ NOW | h away a tear. came or THANKS em though the Master call- + te ume, on high, to rest, twell forever in our hearts, i silently. SIL ao —Lhaheatheatlel Never leave salad dressing on silver forks as discoloration may set in. Strand Theater DOROTHY LAMOUR in “RAINBOW ISLAND” News -Shorts - Sports Coming: “Her Highness and the Bell Boy” aan Bauaeaeua li Monroe Theater DOROTHY McGUIRE in A Tree Grows In Brooklyn News - Sports - Shorts Something New Has Been Added! CYPRESS SHADES NOW AVAILABLE To Shade That Hot, Sunny Forek. 120 Duval, Jeff Hotel Bldg. it | CALL 1042 for Estimates) MIAMI FLORIDA g Biscayne Bay VARD AT 8th STREET SHOPS, TRANSPORTATION UMMER RATES N EFFECT SHRIBaDBaLLs me that we loved best. 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