The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 11, 1947, Page 6

face rouR jaccurate and authentic informa- jtion will be made. LATE TO | TOO | The B-17 aircrafts are utilized | ‘ for penetration of hurricanes at} jlow and medium levels, while the | B-29s handle reconnaissance at jvery high levels, above 30,000 - |fee. The Superforts will also cir- jele the storms tracking them by; | means of radar. | Scientists will attempt to de- By RUSSELL KAY ! ;: flights as are necessary to on THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Rose Bootery, ! Juvenile Bootery To Be Combined The Rose Bootery and the ;Rose Juvenile Bootery have been combined’ and hereafter the com- {bined stores will be known as “The Rose Bootery,” located at 427 Duval street, opposite the La today, states that Roosevelt has approved an allot- ment of $51,000 for the improve- ment of the Roosevelt Boulevard. ee Key West In Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF SEPTEMBER 11, 1937 Applications of 13 Key Westers for pension: ere approved yes- terday at a meeting of the State Public schools in Key West wilt |P!®*¢e- pe, Tecbeneds ons Bonga :.S€0! - roward\BAwileans local deputy President ! |\Carpenters Doll | House To Be Given Welfare Board held in Fort} ade Away Saturday} The doll house that won the $100 prize in the Labor Day pa- | will be given away Sau ay afternoon at the home of Carpen- | ters Union, No. 655, on Grinnell, jStreet. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1947 depicting the Labor Day theme in the parade held last week, It will be given away 6:00 jo’clock Saturday afternoon at the jGrinnell street address. Further deiails may be found in the Car- ‘penters Union advertisement ap- pearing on the front page of this issue of The Citizen. Mothers are asked to bring their children to the carpenters’ home that afternoon to try for a substantial prize stroy approaching storms by Concha Hotel. tember 13. : ny een ie led Jas to their direction and intensi-|4topping dry ice into them or! The Rose Bootery is owned eR aaa ob internal revenue vend Heat tiarop emma at with |ty. They plot the probable course |USing other chemicals and possi- i. operated by Mr. Dave Rose,| Burglars entered the home of |, 'S: Walser, Sa RE OLY, the beautiful beni It ‘doll| bly bombs. Success the usecof pe! d by - Dave Rose, | us |from a vacatign in Havana. ie eautiful, we ut doll | 7 oe wna that}of the storm and report to the! Ree ie tenia cetacean of wide experience in the ;W. W. Demeritt, Whitehead and | house was voted the best float} BUY IT IN KEY WEST t | loca o! warning service where fre- ee ie pa poianssheowt ce shoe business. He has with him |Division street, yesterday and; Hilary Albury; Jr. .graduate.of (= SPECIAL by! said erty tel pee ne - | ganizations are now ‘prepared to his two Sons, who also are expert jtook all the foodstuffs in the re. }the Key West High School, left HEATRE | Service Sal ws | Brow rn ave : eet areaariiie e ose jotery will special-jmissing was a pair of eyeglass gin his Gein year in the : SwaSnow ine a BI Is ud curate advance warning as pos- jarea suffering “rom route) Ys sseFad tile cmgtingallae enoun |Site Revecior meChend rare University cubis, || -THE FaRMER'’s DaucHTeR'}! Venetian Inds fee sabe nt that's | sible ithe use of dry ice which is drop ce ladies jane ? ! Loretta Young | eFinished Better Than New! . ; - ‘ped from above the clouds. footwear for ladies and children | daughter, Mrs. Al Moore. —_—_—_—_ | eCompletely Renovated che 4 the Re a ne The tendeney of hurricanes to | But whether we experience a!Of such well known makes as De Today The Citizen says in an Starting Sunday PAI TED } pw Ty - 4 : ‘ _ - ve in a very erratic manner jhurricane this season or not, we |Hafre Shoes; Deb Shoes by Joy,| J. J. Trevor, chairman of the |editorial paragraph: b { “NOCTURNE” | ~ ree: r 9 de eae « nas been the greatest contribu- can count on one next Spring ;Flatterers by Carla, and other ‘troop committee of local Boy| “Life would be fine if we! George Raft Cc CORDED » = -~ : ine 8 in their destructive Con the gubernatorial campaign | Well known makes. ‘Scouts, made an address at a {could all do whatever we pleas- | e — ” i ae ey soem: & tracked igets under way and Tom Watson! For young feet they specialize | meeting of Troop 5 last night in|ed, and were pleased always to} MONROE THEATRE | TAPE TAPED A ettuctenn | , janet charted. Methods for determ. |Bets Rner Vay ane in fanning in Medi-Cross for boys and girls. |Wesley House. laGewnnteven aeaerr en tan Reasareeine | ade ase out ining position, | intensity andthe breeze. That promises to be from infants to teen-agers. They | ee | + “FEUD OF THE WEST” {| Removed and Installed Gd the oo —. mevement of hurricanes are aigure enough storms and it will (fit children’s shoe x. J. Lancelot Lester, Jr., and M.| One-third of all passenger auto- | Hoot Gibson | KEY WEST feree am xter constantly being studied to find | take more dry ice or B-29s to,clusive X-Ray shoe- fitting sys-|Ignatius Lester, left sterday |mobiles registered in the United | | } = = ue [the best plan of control, So far peak it up. It is a bit too early ,tem, which enables parents to sce for New Orleans to resume their |States in 1946 were at least 10 HOemune Sunday, | VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY ees 6 ms ted Give |ercund ond over the top hrowghsl, start charting it now, but it exactly Bove their children’s shoes aes in Tulane University. |years old. | HOR OMBRES Ay aU irsal ataseuin: Skane ws = feasibility of long-range radar Promises 10 | Elsewhere in today’s Citizen| A special dispatch from Wash-| Irises should be dug and di- | (goes) Jetterson Mutat Baie - ™ on hee - being ole he Sete A | Read the Classified Ads in The' appears the announcement of the , ington, published in The Citizen vided deciewial four or tive years Gila pe cat Be « During the Atlantic hurricane | Gitizen, Rose Bootery. | Soe oan @ ond t ' 4 September 12-17, 1945, proper- tevetel thet fae el ty damage amounted to five mil- —— 4 8 wi net be proton hon dollars, but there were only 9 .) ove ww 6 they Pole’. two fatalities. The fact that the | ar e % ee ot quem =P ' life was so small despite | ’ . Gener, pertiowterly these WH lithe itensity of this twister was | FLEMING STREET & . eaearre = pte fronts. | for the most part due to the e- 805 Corner William Street PHONE 16 a Coded t bon s jeelient well-planned — bulletins WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST of \) ‘ * f88 made possible by the Hurricane | y Reconnaissance Plan. Two lives | % ad lost constitute a marked decrease \ an from the 500 lost during the un- ) } — The Sard econnaissance Squad- e @ Pp R L I \ t anether Morrison Field, West Palm % ALL INGREDIENTS for SOUSE a N Ferricane for they believe that /Beach, will conduct hurricane | eBreakfast BACON eBUTTER CHEESE EGGS N . ~ : ssance flights during “ Beeee tae me ck chemicals ox |reconmolasance ae 5 \ dh mey be pomible wo) #47. Three B17 and four B-29 WeCarry Nice Selection 3 ‘i | aes aircrafts have been placed in this FROSTED" ee ae iets an eet op ont ieee ‘ j | sheaiestastemennaiiie ROS! FD: The ermy-nevy Weather Bur. | *ecial service, A mininun P| Southern Dairies SEALTEST N Q ” tight daily has been esta a 4 < eae Ceraens com lished; however, in case of PINT phan || ¢ ons Flaw ot ts regula: 2 CUPS 28e ounnateten: the | treme emergencies, as a a ane , e a a ag Sbarrowner” sic | © LIBBY'S FAMOUS FOODS On SALE This Week- End og Ty I ae ENROLL IN A if SUGAR 5 Ibs. 46e | SOAP POWDER 31c N n iS eek- En One of the strange ange ‘ ‘ ‘EK Cl | Contadina TOMATO Ivory eG. Sue P Geom. et ct tr Eatin veonn.|. StPerior SEWING Class PASTE 3 for 28¢ | SOAP 2 for 33c |, fy boldly Lessons for Beginners or Advanced PASTE or y 5 32¢ . ’ < @eissonce Oreep, . 4 — Groups. . .New Classes Starting J All Brands Numaid OLEO Ib. a & Libby Y Large 46-Oz Can Cc peaks teopeal frants and burrs. | MORNING Classes Siart Sept. 221] CREAM for 45¢ | CRISCO 3.1b. can $1.15 | . 5 end bring beck information Tuesdays and ae Stockley at Whole No. 2 Cans ff! 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