The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 11, 1946, Page 4

mee ida, 5 eee eae ae PRP PA ae cae ate ae 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN * DID YOU KNOW? | THEANSWERS Some Facts About China, Thibet and Outer Mongolia abet “akior aliee China is about a third larger than continental US, It is 1,860 2 4,000. * miles from north to south and more than 2,000 miles east to west. 3. Yes, unless Congress pro- Shae vides for its extension. ie 4, No; in April 180,000 men OPENING fame home; enlistments wi e, for the All the important religions in’ the worltare represented, but a PRACTICE ‘of GENERAL MEDICINE Di Negro, Raymond Carter IID ILOODS. Ave Married In Church Service| She Wastes : ° @® efter decorated with len Foster, sister of the bride, Her Smile oe@ teem. Miss who wore yellow marquisette and 1 Seere emt Rey- carried a bouquet of blue. corn- On An MP \oe* Come were emited flowers and iris. Maid of honor,| AP Newsfeatures ty te Mew Lewing-|Miss Faye Roberts, wore blue BALTIMORE.—"One may © We Piret Gongre-jcrepe and carried a bouquet also} jute and smile, and be a «fee, Geime the double of blue corn-fowers and iris. villain.” China h igi f its ween Mr. Carter, Scottown, O., was. hakes- ina has no religion of its own, s mmanded Wedding be place on Sat- lienlied by Thomas Foster, broth- hy Agel pee don’t _ : , : bei age ge Pier age deme i 3s er-in-law of the bride, as bestman| try to convince Judge Paul Confucianism and Taoism are regarded by the Chinese as po-| Task Force m ., = Seeeter of Mr. and |and F. C. Brown was the grooms-| sson that a woman who | litical philosophies, not religions. Buddhism, imported from India, ve Wool, chemicals and dyes, Beet ©. 0) Negro, was giv-|man, sic sana Cl : Hl : eae © © Seeviewe by ber father. She} The newlyweds left § te=} ee at genet en ee Lelia, foley, sneer“ It has a history dating back to 2205 B.C, ¥ wt f Phones: Office 647 - Residence 566-4 Se Shee tatlete and white bon-|ly for Scotpownt! i Sia sean: 48,000,000 Mohammedans in China, 2,624,168 iron ore. bride's roses| groom's pérenis... T . Gt wots Cintge. stified lies padih1s.000 Protestants. : & Democratic, 25,16) 10 ch *! 1 10:00 A.M, -.12:00 Noon and 2005 08 at. bouquet of |turn this week gnd.be-et-home-to}~ Rt a young women gave him 9. (a) Cruisers; (B) HOURS pearbecry Se their friends “at 120% .Duncan|- 4-“broad smile” as they pass- and (c) submarines. 4c % Mrs. El-jstreet. : "1" ‘¢d on a Street,'and that he 10. Special Japanese envoy é i i Washington at the time of Pearl. * oe dg Sere China is one.of the foremost coal countries of the world with Harbor; recently in. the news as The judge informed the | reserves estimated at 243,670,000,000 tons. giving information to the prose- H aa i he trial of Japanese Danish Matron Heads U. N. Group Vs defendant that 0, defense cution for t of Ja war criminals. | i "I am going to dismiss . . . « every case where the conver- Seeking Equal Rights For Women} s23 S'rcisy fares thi fficer.” th t de- by ADELAIDE KERR, AP Newsteatures Writer si EP eadaa ap heehee SAOHEN Dewieh clubwoman, who is her country's only “A smile from a woman is “eeeee Sle censor, heads the United Nations sub-commis- eat cite or the be- »@ the probli i gi a conversation. ee eee wekbng os roblem of getting equal rights for wo- I think about as much a | Begtrup, president of the National Council Lc agpgerah ia nga a roe nd Na ty is to smile back.” Bamboo, which serves a multitude of purposes in China, is cul- would like to have answered. + saws of Thursday Night Ch kedidedded i: “ope, mises ee ee wo henani asidne Bia ons nia ace nna earnestly »as! y. do. they Dances Are Set Soetal Work About 80 percent of thé people of China are farmers. It | calf a cow a bossy?” I At Duval U.S.9. 904? WOr: is estimated that only. ja percent live in towns and cities. | Duval Street USO is’ sponsor-} Expands Fast, ing a series 6f ‘Thursday ‘night F i ryt at St Mary’s Parish sal Tea has beén the chief beverage of China for more than 1,000 : “hue, ter, 1021 Duval street, from, 8:30 ’ ee Rector Says years. sestion | to 10:45 o%lock. First dance of the series has been set for June|' Merit system examinations, re- {13 : cently’ announced by the Merit | Music will be furnished by | System council, include 15 classes 2 sith Pieet World War | Don Rada and his. band. of social: work positions with the The Great Wall of China winds for 1,400 miles over mountain, payer waa R they must fight for On the committee for planning| State Welfare board, it was stat-| valley and river. It has an average height of 20 feet and its top MONROE is che seid. “Today the first of these dances are Rose|ed here today by the Rev. James | forms a roadway 13 feet wide. It was built about 228-210 B.C. Today and Every Tuesday thes «@ stupid. old- |Curry, chairman, with Dottie/H. MacConnell, Monroe county nae ry eee eee’ Sa on = ’ SPANISH, PICTURE wey te pet it You | Leahan as assistant chairman. member of the District 10 Wel- " he} QUE LINDO ES: MICHOACAN young women into a | At the Duval Street USO} fare Board. Keep knives away from tl i u 2 § the temper| con‘ Tito Guizay ~ Gloria Marin a working against there will be informal games| The grouping of so many Village Faces | stones Meat oer eae bles Cannot | -y, Angel Garaza Washable Colors, Ray- proved themselves (with Mrs. Eileen S. Coughlin in} classifications in a single ex- Col Goes Home” ons, Woolens for witel pewer im the last | charge. Miss Cecelia Rogan, as-| amination offers an unusual Manmade Flood, be Rept Snatu- ERA Bc RAAT RD aby’s Things! tedey meny men— (sistant director will supervise} opportunity to qualify for Silk culture has flourished for 4,000. years. One of the oldest iron industries in the world is in Shansi. Know The Answers? ; A farmer had been taking @ kindergarten’ class through his, EA on OH ; up-to-date farm. had explain-| So little is known of Thibet that its population is variously bea shee Heed £ be. moe ve] «4 ta”? a estimated by “experts” from 700,000 to 6,000,000. : chiar pad(s nee on ar dren.’ When-he-had fin his talk he asked the-tiny tots if there were. any questions that they , The northwest portion of Outer Mongolia, a Soviet pro- tectorate, has @ population density of only 1 per square mile. Vast stretches are desert. Winter even in north China is comparatively short. A ; ‘SOuBeeeesees Wheat is a more! popylar food than rice in north China. 4 ter rage tir }! ‘ There are no railroads im five provinces and the total for , all of China avetages 1 mile to 204 square miles of territory. t t} ihe fc WONDERFUL for White Clothes, mm te Europe—iavor giv- equal rights al ed Na Coun quested | om-| t and fa-| bs | fir |the activities at the Parish cen- | ter. Servicemen and their wives and the public are invited to at- tend. Thompsons Visiting Daughter In, Miami social work employment with the State Welfare Agency. since all employees of that or- ganization must meet. merit system standards, the Rev. MacConnell said. Two of the classifications, dis- trict welfare visitor and war- AP Newsteatures ZAPATA, Tex.—This early-day | settlement on the Rio Grande} will have to move when the gov-! ernment dams the river to pro- vide irrigation storage for the} lower valley, but still has po place | to go. { AT LAST! fas? relief tom PRICKLY HEAT @ Use these blue with your regul @ Whitens! B: @ Blues while Ends Bluing Streaks (am » heads| Mr. and Mrs. T. T:-Thompson, ti tsi a County Judge M. B. Bravo said’ : ) meni-| 529 Simonton. street’ left» today Lie aie ig ta a that no new site had been found.|! \ ~ 4 rgw heat: powder No harah inacociant Blues while { coun- | for Miami for two-months’: visit | joquire jal ae -|Zapata doesn’t even know where’! containing ‘super - absorbent , os real 1. @ Ends extra bi : 1 ter ; g! scoial experience or |7""*" pagepee sa : FE Redtonitel:dolt ., ick! * ¥ 5 : se Does mem-) with their daughter, Mrs: Mary j special training in a graduate it can. get a drinking water sup- | entonite! Johngon’s Pri ly E 5 @ Saves time, 2 n Hu-|L, Clark, Mr. Thompsohilis'a;for-+ "104 of coviat work, or both, | PY. It may be four years be- | Heat Powder quickly ‘soothes 4 Wf your dealer does not have AV; 31 ga ub- jmer Key West’ newspaper pub- The! hay Sactancell slated fore Zapata actually will have to and cools the itchy, burning BLU.WHITE yet, remember — } evelt is} jisher. fj k gets under prickly rash. And the bentonite wo, 1 Keep asking for it! aap of th rr hes pase that since 4 large number of va- ON Be Moers i Lo qathitiee ‘wih’ iolindea'ss— it's new! Keep asking for i | fit wt. = atts : Fone st working | CLUB SESSION POSTPONED | Sancies exist on the social work) nding water the town. wil a heh & nree-fold job: | staffs of the State Welfare board ing the skin dry. Try it today. #) Te survey hts and priv- | United | me of! ight of | ffice. (2) omen’s acking. | Human hich it is fore the n Sep- 4 feet it is & very favorable g* thet the Sub-Commission @ the Stetus of Women was formed te carly in the history @ the United Nations and I deel we shall get something out @ 1%” says its chairman. M Bes to have} been t i her present chool- | . & q o study | ¢ nship fell | nged her | aints, she tions ranks. | joined | incil of ‘she has | A session of the Everready Star club, to have beef eondietéed -this afternoon, has, betn \pstperied ‘to Tuesday, June 17 iat the homp: of Mrs. Inez Steadman ‘on: Hiizabeth eet, club officials: said today.’ AN ESSAY¥\ON PROGS i The Chicago Board of »Educa- tion has caused a classic essay to be immortalized in type. It’s out frogs and was written by young Norwegian. The essay: hat a wonderful bird the frog are! When he stand he sit, al- | most When he hop he fly, al- most. He ain’t got no. sense, hardly. He ain’t got no tail hardly, either. When he sit he sit on what‘he ain’t got, almost.” Which? “Of course, I must ask you for a deposit,” said the landlady. “Certainly,” replied the new tenant, handing over the requir- ed sum. F “Thanks. Now, shall we trust other or do you want a re- ceipt?” You can shine windows by} and the district boards, those who, successfully pass the. tests can be considered for early em- Ploymeént in almost every part of the state. Position on the em- ployment registers will depend on the grade made. ’ ‘Applications to take the tests must be filed in the Merit Sys- tem office in Gainesville not later than June 15, the Rev. MacConnell emphasized. Ap- plication forms and complete information as to the classes of examinations may be obtained from the Merit System office or any office of the local district welfare boards. “Social work is a rapidly ex- panding profession,” the Rev. MacConnell commented. “By passing the merit system tests, college graduates and other eligibles who may wish to adopt social work as a vocation may qualify for experience that will be Valuable'to them in their pro- fessional advancement.” Gob Humor Gob—I .am ‘burning with love for you., have to have its moving program | well organized, | Now. in Congress is an appro- priation “bill carrying ‘funds’ for’ initial work on the dam. When} the dam jis finished and the lake! is full the area on which Zapata, now rests will be 10 to 15 feet under water. The lake will. ex-} tend far up the Rio Grande. Zapata is a town of 1,500 per-} sons and some 400 buildings. 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