The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1947, Page 2

$ several : ‘or other county. o ‘i far asi. That informed, |! | the.-only: two: men. we. sion race next November are ——#land again; at me ‘ip _ fthe City Hall, those commis+ joel have waged fights in the interest of the commun- ity asa whole. Pers Later’ on, another cand: date for the commission wil LPRIL | ~ Sergeant Rudolph W. | for use on, the sewer proj-|° i Key West. Area ‘Supervisor | 43 ; Curry: Moreno said: two ad i est bear of _Monroe county com- rs, according to an Asso- , Press dispatch published in| 48 The ,Citizen today. Another bill ;wold have increased the}: y. of. the: judge of the crim- 1 court to $3,600 yearly, was “by Representative Papy: heard; mentioned, in: cannec- :smended by aroipelien » tion with the oe commis. i Sphere Zhay iyeinstieta en: dition. _ 3 g a was held at Aeropalms. All triends| ‘493 Fleming Street. ing; for’ the: Navy, it Key: West. Club, .Nayal “Air Station, which|Mr. Poole is now stationed’ in ; beautifully decorated ‘with}Key West aboard the USS ‘Sar- ing flowers, * ‘The: bride was‘ given in mar- riage by her father, Colonel Mc- Cafferty, with Comdr: and Mrs. Yankey .as best man and matron of honor, The bride wore.a beau- tion ‘of pink silk, with ead-dress, of ‘pink tulle gay of white carnations, with pink tulle ‘and white satin, streamers.’ ‘The’ matron ‘of ‘honor wore’ a ; light biue silk dress. ‘The bride’s en} | Mother ‘wore “a |: c i dress,’ Both wore corsages of.pink, i carnations."\’t wean % -After the, recaption . the. youtig! | |couple left for a trig to’New Or- eee fay brig buch nig i 1 ite | Mr: and Mrs, Neil Knowles 4n- pounced today ithe birth of a Waughter: yesterday: in a local hos- ‘pital, The, newcomer. weighed eight and one-half pounds, and! - has been named Joan Birdie. rest! tour ‘of. duty: here. »- by * Mi fosep! James. - ne éeezee ‘The ‘couple’ will return “to ‘Key: spina. : x Apply To Wed « Applications: for marriage. 1i- censes» were: filed Saturday: with County. Judge: Raymond R.. Lord by Alfred»E. Maggio; 38, ‘Miami, . |and> Helen’ E. Otto, 25; Birming- ham, ‘Ala, and by ‘George: W. Clear, 18, U.S: Navy, and. Gloria Martinez," 17; ° of |3633.. Flagler Avenue. © _ West to-reside during Lief. Hill's [ STRIKING. TEEEPHONE gonduct a: campaign that}: 4 pirthday. party. for Billy Os- will accord with the: sentir terhoudt, aged. three. years, was ments of more than 90 per/'given esterday by his. parents, t—abe- west Cal t—mbs- west: striking! union’ here is:\American Union of: Telephone Workers, Lo- cent of ‘Key Westers gen- ' S/erally. Next month, may bring ‘| forth announcementa.of sev-|' =| eral aspirants for the’ cit ; mmission. Two -yeats ago f e candidates totaled 28, a record for membershi 4 ly. IE}: the city's governing: ‘The: Citizen: recalla rightly, |; - (Continued: as ‘largest ni } <4 “candidates, ‘under the the inyitat the . oe pale ai ea RU seal Lepkstion to: the youth: off the city, indi- {cated that he would come Marshal Stalin, the leader|:here- soon: but did, not state | Soviet , says |: Why he could not, come now. p< saa The fact is hig. presence North, is. required, for. ne “do hot wish a repetition of|'c...day millions of fans: wi of war” but! nay trikute. to him’ in special the charges that the “intriguer} ceremo nies at all parks, On of fnternational reaction” | “Babe” Ruth Day, April’ 27, in mmnemeens ay | AMERICA'S. GREAT a Mescow radio, was ates ior home especially the| Will come to. Key West later. tion of the '30s, which caused hi wy} all fandom wilt honor one}: of baseball’s truly. great. He _ the American: people: to, let | discover a: former: Viee Pres- It certainly. ig humiliating! Mr, and Mrs,.N. L, Osterhoudt, in| 648=4 Newacant-=nbe, their home at 520 Grinnell. street. F Today The Citizen says in an - editorial. paragraph: t ee . . “Nowadays when 2a friend in- ey wites you to sit down-he may be inviting. you to join:a strike.” ved? an -invalid’s life in..a. Euro- “Babe” Buti, in declin-| he family “and as beauteous as her |’ 19i18—To. Be- Announced—ubc sisters. 1NIWevOH 1.Q Quiz Shi * Senora Patino. dissuaded her tusband; when first:he found:rich tin: deposits, from selling out to ‘ fie, a erican interests at. a price Newpia Dancs which, although handsome, . was Nesey: Dance: Ba far short, of the fortune he pro- |! 12:07): ceeded. to compile. Tatinie ee sa ed to have, SOUTHERN. CROSS came with two-thi of his for- (Coptinued: trow, Pare Cne) intact through the depres) the plan: of the Creator who sent to join other tin interests in sharp | these\billions of. stars’ whirling limitation of production, and the through spacé atia terrific speed Chaco war which Bolivia largely |'to some unknown destination, financed bya’ heavy tax on’ tin!“ Don’t wait to be in New York Paar, fe inside- of. a. plan¢tarium.. We are |! Ae ap Elizabeth of England, blessed right hete, in Key West,|! & with the most beautiful-aky of the * | Blgetric. installation: employes. ae ePibaats Lirke sk Ceca cal’*17; composed‘ of American aeet! Telephone and Telegraph’ work- ers, mostly: linemen.; _The SFTW "lis ‘composed! of Southern: Bell’em- ployes-and: the ACEW- of Western ‘+ At your drugstore, 59¢ or. DRE is Hie, ps: ‘cone. | Mot associated with any government SERVING 29 LEADING SOUTHERN AND. EASTERN CITIES dates Tor, HRT ity a i Bites ah pti “ ey ‘ ‘3 Plights:Daity'* " PPO Re ee er Oe vow we the: best-infermed. read thi Fresh, ‘new vi news: tion, et a oe a ee ey ey ow oe am aS OS ew om GD MAD GD GED OD ca aD ‘Christion Science Publishing. Pl % PB-3. ‘One, Norway. Street, Boston 15, Moss., U.S. AD. Enclosed. is $1; for which please send. me ‘The Christin ‘Monitor for.one month. pe or Chicago to look at'the stars]) i Hi LE ‘parent to the throne, born. onaaeh fact: was apparent: in. Wash-|. Op rua AND N- ©] ington long; long years ago, i wn He's the same old pipe; dreamer who killed: millions tiff, ve. PAIVORCE ‘BERNARD SASANOFF, : erty. Street,” Plainfield, Ne: - are hereby required to file your + appearance in the above divorce ac- 2 {'4ien, on or before May 22nd, 1947, or a default will be entered against Deputy Clerk. 1947 ‘AL LEGIN HERE! of That at the Seasion of the Lemial ture of the State of Florida, which convened on April: 8, 1947, } | 2pplication will: be made for the Nagsage of special or local legisla- tion, the substance of which Is. as followa:. nm Act. relating. to. Everglades Drainage District. providing. for the power of the, Board: of Com: talasioners of said’ District ‘to re- deem tax sale certificates. on lands: of anid District; exempting such. lands. trom the operation of Chapter 22.079, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1943 and amendatory Acts, until June 30, 1949; provid- ing for. the sale of county tax certificates on, Jands in sald Dis- trict to the respective counties in rae paces sds a Sangged oe \¢. re! in, Of AI certifi- oe eid spehite. uetll June Ppea! jaye in con- flhet harewithe oe ot A this “Anril’14. 1947. COMM COMMISSION GLABRA PRAT 3 By: WD LSABECK, th Suse apr 22, 1947 } 8 United: States. We are located so close ‘to. the Tropic of Cancer, “only: 1:degree 5 minutes North of it} that’ we may gaze at’the Trop- in all its beauty and}: see more stars of the. Southern]! ‘sky, than from any point of the Main ‘land. Let us look up and|’ learn: how to read thé bogk of the heavens open before our Sun Hurts: Eyes; . Safeguard: Them. 3}eyes almost every night in the}; During the war the - Armed}. Forces recognized the importance of guarding eyes from sunglare lage. Airmen received goggles made to rigid military specifica- tions, Genuine 12 Karat Gold N| Filled, Air Corps Type ‘sun. glasses, with “Glarex” ¢ool sage- een lenses, ground-and polished fefore curving, .Pearl-Tex sweat bar. and self-adjusting rocking » pads, and comfortable seli- ijysting ear pieces, are now of- fered, to you at only $5.00, includ. ing handsome case. Sun-glasse* like these are regularly sold in stores for $10.00 to $15.00. Scien- tifically safe ‘protection from glare, sun, wind, dust and ex- posure. Ideal for auto drivers, farmers; and*all outdoor workers and sportsmen. Sold on 10-day no tisk. trial; money-back guarantee. Semi no money. Just # deposit $5.00:.with> your Postmin, plus when, sun-glasses. arrive. If you prefer, send $5.00, and’ we wilk mail postpaid. lidwest Scie Co,,, Dept. 313-A, 1148 .W.. 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