The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 8, 1947, Page 12

——— 23¢ ste 2 Ibs. 49¢ A) Sones or SMALTZ HERRINGS MEMEDN Fresh Daily: Potato Salad id and Cole Slaw ibs. 93c CIGARETTES canon 91 SOA THE DESIRED BRANDS Rinso - Lux or Dreft SOAP PKG. 9:| POWDER 31: 31s LARGE ¢ aes a 25¢ CICARROTS.2 sorcms 15¢ California YOUNG farther down in the same says. he diane has the see any, conflict, and would never allow the charter to give the city manager “to dismiss as he sees fit”. Sweeting said later that he was not asking that the) city manager ‘be given’ such a power ‘but only that the conflict be clarified. — - The commission consented to renewal of the lease to the Unit- ed States Marine Corps of the rifle) range on Stock ‘Island in response to. a_ notification by Capt. Wm. S. Witt that an appl cation for a rroeeet is forth- coming. The Commniaiiog was inform- ed by L. W. Joyner and J. M. Whiteland. of the City Electric Examining Board that Robert H. Roberts of. Homestead received a grade of 34 and Robert H. Rob- erts, 923 Fleming street, a grade of 38.in a. master electrician’s examination given May 2. Albert Cruz passed a journeyman élec-. trician test and Charles B. Par- ris'of Porter Place passed as ap- pliance repairman. . Action ‘was deferred by the; commission regarding an. appli- ‘cation of a change in zone from Resident AB to Business B of the Mary E. Roberts estate, when no address was ascertainable. Later it was identified as the Clarisse Roberts home, corner of Margaret and Division street, but action was deferred. The Commission approved anj ordinance paying a $2,000 debt to The Key West Citizen,’ $18,091.- 50 to the city electric system and $727.77 to William A, Freeman, agent, merican Insurance Com- pany, New York for workmen’s comipensation. By. 3-4;; votes two. measures were passed providing the City Electric Salon: with approxi- mately! $24,000 for extraordinary equipment needs. Commissioner Hunter Harden objected, saying he would like to-find out what the money will be spent for. A beer and wine license was spproved for H. B. Smith and Henry L. Rogers who operate the Atomic Lunch oposite the Over- seas Hotel’on Fleming street. In the closing moments of the | meeting, Fred Albury asked the commission who was going to de- velop Garrison Bight and told the members that some action is expected on this question. Gerald H. Adams protested at a sign near the Municipal Stadium re- serving an area for parking of city officials. The commissioners and city manager expressed no knowledge of the -sign. Finally, R. C. Hicken, volunteer police- man at Poinciana, stated that it had been put up by the Key West Housing Authority. TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1812—$50,000 is given for relief in Venezuela, by Act of Congress —first such relief given to a for- eign country. 1823—“Home, Sweet Home”, by John Howard Payne, first sung, in London, in play, “Clari, or The Maid of Orleans.” 1828—The American Peace So- ciety founded in New York. 1871—Britain and United States sign treaty agreeing to arbitrate the Alabama Claims—first great modern example of arbitration between nations. 1879—George B. Selden of {Rochester, N. Y., applies for pat- ent for his “road engine” (gaso- lene auto)—delays its issue 16 lyears because ahead of his time and unable to interest capital. In 1906, almost every Anierican car manufacturer paying him royal- ties. 1884—Historic failure of Grant &* Ward, of which Gen. U. S. iGrant partner. 1919—First American . Legion Convention opens in St. Louis. 1942—Battle of the Coral Seas ends—“and the. tide turn.” 1944—Some 1800 American air- planes in raid on Berlin. 1945—Germany’s surrender for- mally ratified in Berlin. 1946—Light and gas ordered cut in East as coal shortage hits in- dustry. begins to} Dante and Goethe were phil- osophers as well as poets. Doz. fae ; 2 Bunches : ‘U. S..NO..1 MAINE”. POTATOES. .. ale sii ibbiea Large Bunch... 4% ; Bunch . 19¢ ORANGES 1b, See 1 Phy 8 iis VEGETABLE SOUP cw ie TOMATOES 2 =: 33 TOMATO CATSUP Se CREAM ... 2a CALIFORNIA a OLEO cations, Bh MEAT SPECIALS VEAL ROAST. . 1. 29 COLD CUTS... ». owls or Roasters DAISY CHEESE..... b ‘WILSON’S CERTIFIED PURE PORK SAUSAGE 1. ARMOUR’S STAR BRISKET b. 59¢ CORNED BEEF . Factory-Packed GRAN ULATED SUGAR 101. 95¢ “Unum st 1G BETTER FOOD fer LESS! (qo BROADWAYs=MARKET We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities SUNKIST