The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 8, 1947, Page 5

' Two Mississi veterans have started unique postwor business, the W.L. Pet. Armed Car fees Edwin C. H ms sys left end R. R. Hornbeok ove preeident y approved businesss loan, the service employs. thies other veterans ae 1 sss Saeceeceneee® Shelleratit Class 0 8 2 ~ 4 AboutGreen Lights) 4, Well-Astended e 20 0k Uk * * The design and creation of t L. Pet, Takes Gare of tts Nine Lives’ shell ear rings, pins and neck- : = i *« * * * laces Tuesday night at St. Mary’s @ Parish Center engrossed the in- ; terest of the Shellcraft Class un- 4 by t Is Not Green: der the instruction of Miss Fran soo @@ 888 8 ww 8 @ B a | Watson and USO NCCS WD Area 375s BaLTINORE—(AP). — a | Worker Eileen Coughlin. 1 353 2 Accompanied by Assistant Se nan of its ni \Troop. Leader Mrs. Andrew the class included Julie Lange, ; Barbara Pritchard, Joyce Loun- | ders, Virginia Demeritt, Gloria }Muniz, Eleanor Gato, Lorraine ; Warnock, Marylin Adams, Joyce | Johnecn and Jean Mercer. There y were Girl Scouts from Troops 5 tand 8, both Public school and Convent students. Twelve registrations for the | cooking class to be held at the j Parish Center next Monday will la: accepted, from girls who de- isire to earn Merit Badges in i Cooking. |New Blood Group | Is Believed Found NEW YORK.—(AP).—A new {blood group different from the |four standard known groups has. [cians and a science graduate em- jployed by the Red Cross trans- fusion service, the Australian News and Information Bureau tsays. group was found while testing a woman's blood for classification in Jone of the standard groups. It still eee, |S SPORTS and Radios Urged fer | RECREATION || Brasil’s Aircraft any from jay- ‘“ a policeman com- iG—Gulf Dock, stationed here, motivated by re- west Caroline Street; Craig’ cent air disasters, plan to ask Dock, north end of Grinnellj Congress to require trained radio | officers on all international Sunday afternoon, at Munici-} passenger ‘safety precaution. pal Gadium, pus Avenue; This group, headed by Fred ai reet. . i {Irons, of Decautur, Ga., claims Municipal Golf Course, that trend to eliminate flight LP wa Park on Di radio officers removes the main ¢| safety factor on international air vision Street (day and night routes, especially those over facilities). seas, mountains and foreign ter- | tdoor courts vitory unequipped with safety ph ga Beach and Bayview measures equal to those within | view Park. the United States. j ters. this week-end at 1011, Di- : 2 TO 1 ‘The Fourth of July: Fiesta com- ; of Mario. Mora te use. his. build- of races and aquatic events, j Pritchard, and Mrs. M. Lounders, | been found by two Sydney physi-} | The. physicians said the new is being studied to determine} what importance it might have in transfusions or other medical) |G—South south} RIO DE JANEIRO—(AP)— | end af Duval Street. Forty U. S. flight radio officers FISHIN james, usually on) flights of commercial airlines as | - - Girls In Event! vision street, Director Fito Boza announced yesterday. At a meet- ing of the committee, an offer ing at the above address free of | The committee. named Ivan!" | Baggett, photographer, to han- dle concessions at South Beach where pienics and other events) - will be held. Dr. Fred Carbonell and Walter Maloney of the Key West Outboard Racing Club, have ‘offered to stage a’ number Baggett also suggested that a Latin-American revue be staged in the High School auditorium, one of the three nights of the fiesta, July 3, 4 and 5. Fifty stores have ‘ordered bal- Jots for the voting of the popu- larity contest and will have them ready for distribution by this week-end. Three more en- tries ‘in , the contest were an- nounced’ in the contest today, bringing to 19 the total number entered, The latest entries fol- low: ‘ Nellie Aguiar, 16-year-old | daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Julio Avall, 1007 Newton street. Nellie weighs 127 pounds. She is a brunette with black hair and brown eyes and is a clerk at the Central Pharmacy. Zonaida_ Perez, 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Perez, 1009 Watson street, is 5 feet, 5 inches in height, and | weighs 127. She has brown eyes and brown hair. Zonaida was one of Albert Boza’s conga line girls. Wanda Peeples, 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Mara, 1018 Division street, is a newcomer from Macon, Ga. Wanda is a beautiful blonde and a graduate of Miller High School, Vv. W. F. Auxiliary Meets Veterans of Foreign Wars will if WHISPERING is impolite... especially when the victim is ameng those present... . FROM THEIR SON; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Garner, 927 Love lane, said yesterday they had received a letter from), their son, who is in the Merchant Marine. At the time of writing he was Legionvs. Bob's in Trinidad. He said he was eee Yshocked.to hear of the death of|] POPULAR BRANDS of cg 1 Cay aarp Again Cigars and Cold Soft Drinks ‘ COMPLETE accident. Good is largely a matter of | restraint in all things. Dairy va. Naval w.L. | *; ragtchel hi baked Weakness is more hostile to 3 G—Tables at Bay- virtue than is vice. | |e view Park. 24 v4 sritionaover'| BROADWAY 43 a4 CIGAR STORE iy 610 Duval Street Received Daily by Leased Wire Immediate Delivery First Cost Is Last Cost!! eLarge Heating Unit 100-Gal. Heavy-Duty Tank —GUARANTEED— —TERMS— elo. Down Payment eSmall Monthly Payments FREE ESTIMATE Made in Key West—Instalied by; LEE BROS. 614 Greene Street PHONE 4 KEY WEST, FLA. in Macon. She is 5 feet 2 and! announces in today’s Citizen weighs 1114. that plumbing material is now available and that he is ready ALN | +4 accept plumbing work of al MEETINGS kinds. Duffy feels that plumbing is a public trust and that ther is only one way to do a plumb. ing job, and that is the righ! a ah way. He invites the public t The Ladies Auxiliary of the| call him, telephone 118, and h wilk‘be pleased to give an esti- meet at;8 o’clock tonight at the} mate. No job is too small for in the plumbing business for more than 25 consecutive years, § 10 years in Key Wes! club rooms. prompt, courteous attention. = Duffy holds several . maste! j ‘ plumber’s licenses. He has been ri bi a t DO thar! TER AIT a ee Se ee is five feet, three inches tall and! 1 ‘QIAMQNMDS . . . 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