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oo ame = cert 1 Ne a8 9 w “OBSERVATIONS ‘OF A FOOL By BILL LEE We were disucssing hurricanes, Tt on ne me eee > - - ie, Fie i | TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS ; OLD PURSE MIRRORS — (Know America) Purse mirrers from disparded Pc e T. Alan Goldsborough of >a8s can be ysed gs candlehold- the U. Columbia, born at Greensboro, | trays on them to protect sped eh Md., 70 years ago. jriture. Larger mirrors can, Prof. Ellsworth Huntington of , ¥ale, famed geographer, born in| Piece of felt on one side. Galesburg, [ll., 71 years ago. Francis B. Davis, Jr., heaid cals noted explorer- pao born dry ice, the red tide, and atomic ichairman of United States Rub- ----. bomb -— all in one Senter of ber born at Fort Edward, N: Y. wards. 64 years ago. i there, 60 years ago. District Court, District of TS Of you can plage smal *dsh- ° used as coasters by ease rs Martin H. Eisenhart, ordliaent s of Bausch & Lamb Optical, ~Ro- ¢ € ; 4 + ee Se ee eB ta, we “4 oe SON ROA. FH. SOS ERS & ST “tm! A 2d 8 eSATA “Personally, } don't want to be arqund when they dump any dry ice into a hurricane”, said Will- ard M. Albury, Monroe County superintendent of schools. “The ice might make us toq much might flood us out.” e effered the suggestion that the ae ige might have the ef- fect of s wey up the winds of the hurr eaten Ws vp if they're gaing to try the dry iee on the hurrigane that is hovering around ip the Atlan- tie right now”, wondered Albert Copper, a member of the city commissian. «We all loaked at the newspaper to see what “they” are going to do about the dry ice experiment: The’ newspaper reported the Army fiyers-at Miami had said they woukin’t be ready with the dry i¢e for some time yet, “Your statement about the dry ice and the hurricane reminds ma Alvin G. Brush, board chairman | ¢3 years ago. of American Home Products Corp.,| Dr. Percival Hall, bern on Long Island, N. Y., 5l'emeritus of Gallaudet College, years aga. Louise A. Boyd of San Rafael, ‘town, D. C,, 75 years ago. | ton er ee 8 ere IRRRRRR RRA R RES A ee CLASSIFIED va Information for the een. narge von meavLsn - eigen manta tein otis rs german se under this head ante i with ingagted 1a 43 ae Oitisen wt ssenta Etat elr t c rs] to PUBLIC sain. | Me patra ou is for To inset any Micatlon op in mut @ tate for hinektace type is 3c ajbe in The cpietic office re. word, and the minimum charge for} o'clock in the morning on the day the first 15 wards is 45c. of publication. 1} advertising is accepted under the following n Aitions: In ‘the wnt of x > time 5 ror in saventis! ing. transient oF camteace me’ sitizen ip ony the first insertion in Advect nd Ne ant nf for only the actual RR or a canta B, Pads advertisement where the error occur “HELP WANTED FOR SALE Man and wife to operate small 5’ 814" green storm awning shut- hotel. Man must have all-; ters, com eh Just painted, around mechanical ability. Wife’ Phone 112- septl3-3tx active also, P. O. Box 869. at A bt set9-10t Place orders now for radiance that we are told some time ago that when they developed the atam bamb they would destroy ali life”, Cooper remarked. “But the atom bombs dropped in the United States and Japan without that dire resylt.” “Yes, that's true”, agreed Al- | bury. seems caused by an upheaval under- That, is. by some yol- canig agency. “There are some people who think the red tide may be caused by the atomic bomb”, suggested Cooper. That was about as far as the eanversatian went. But/ yeu can see what the result was—just Mama’s eating matches.’ _ We looked around and heard a singing this line, over and ever. He looked all right, but A prominent man was com- plaining about dogs. “I've been annoyed for two nights by a bunch of about ten dogs tha 2 “But I still stick to my = want to earn $1§0.00 a week. Three-wheel motorcycle. ha inal remark—fooling around tides and winds seems to! Ke i nected with the fastest growing rose bushes to arrive Oct. 1. 60c 7~ Loegal. girl wanted. Must know how to type and have general knowledge of office work. Permanent job. Write Postoffice Box 466, Key West. sept13-3t ARVICE TQ MEN Corner Grocery Store. Will sacri-\ fice. Inquire 632 Olivia St... #/ sep}5-2tx Engine are now available in in good condition. $185.00. Ap-’ ° West for two wide-awake ply 2207 Flagler. sept]3-3tx t and health and hos- pitalisation salesmen. Be con- MISCELLANEOUS Accident and Health Agency in Flerida. We can insure up to age 80. World wide coverage. No exclusion policy. Write to- day to State Insurance Agency. 1210 Pacific Bldg.. Miami, Flor- ide. Attention M, P. Calver, for full information. Give full qual- ifigations. Car essential. sept}5-2t Experienced Automobile Me- and repairs, call John Curry; Free estimates. Vacuum cleaners and was machines repaired. © Telephone 1164-M. ss for $13.00, 10 for $25.00. Phone BICYCLES eV 7 iRented and repaired. New, jbip ¢ cycles and tricycles in stock, Overseas Cycle Store, 920 ae vision Street. Telephone ¥380: Wanted: Two or three passengers | to Miami and return, leaving | Wednesday morning, Septem- ber 17. Share expenses. Ross, somehow those words coming 6t1 Division Street. aut of his mouth seemed to be sep15-2tx | setae, out of place. \Ladies, the Hollywood Glamout “Papa's lit and mama’s eating FOR SALE | Sittings require two ee . matches.” site : : | Please make appointments, jin He wandered off up the street /Living room suite, veryj§pod con-| sqvance. Phone 439. Air ‘Con- and we stood watching him for} dition. 328 Simonton Street, up-| gitioned for your convenience: ° same time. stairs. Phone 716-W. Evans-Pilkington Studio. (Next * * * sep15-3tx door to Bus Station). sep15-4f Furniture for sale. 37-2 Poinciana. caidas: SMa Peis: ail « I | oni étx | Will pay 1 to 5 dollars per ounce for cut hair, 26 to 36 of more Three 1942 Ford trucks, one %- P. “Key ton panel two %-ton canopy. sample to P.O. Box 105, West, for prices. septl]5-6tk: | faught growled and yeam- | Apply Adams Dairy. aovie-reoientieenntan tineviceedactea sma pac for two nights. Then I septl0-6t! Mrs. Jessie Sawyer, dressmaker, Med up the city to send dog | —————-—------+. | has moved from 1407 Pine ‘to ce to my house to get /Bicyclé, balloon tires, perfect con-} 999 Pearl St. septi6-Stx blasted bs iyite stoma rs hy fan } No. 2 Jawe Lane. i f , cen aa ae sore T, tanh. sebagai | | REAL ESPATE FOR SAL: vice from t 1994 *Chevrolet, ' fair condition. For any ‘kind of properties in Kes ws mento come and $295.00. €44 William Street.- West, be it home or busthess, “ dogs. The ' septl3-5tx} contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem- ~’ eight of them and 1 sent them ing Street, Phone 153. dicey out to: the pound. Vacuum cleaner, 1946 model, with sept9-12fx “Key West is the darnest place}. al! attachments. $40.00. 1215 ; 7 for dogs of all kinds. i like dogs, Division Street. septl6-tf | FOR RENT otek. t like them in droves.” rs nian y — “ t Royal typewriter, like new. $60./Large five-windaw furnished § An oil heater had just been 1010 Division Stret. septl6-3tx! room, adjaining kitchen, for caffee shop con- j— couple or business woman; ‘with s ducted ay oeueier\ Sian er Craftsman table saw pee kitchen privileges if desired. - uel in Fleming street. It looks My - motor, new. Complete! Hot water; also washing facili- like @ capable heater, but hard- Poi of carpenter's tools. 142-A! ties, 912 Fleming Street, g@own-- : , ly neeeasary this kind of weather. cinciana. septl6-3tx| stairs. Phone 397-M. - ee the heater lg Portable Electric White Sewing satel f “we aah te the taxi driv- Machine. 127-B Poinciana. : Furnished four-room apartment, / ers warm.” said Dewey. é sepl3- tx| maid and janitor service, linens ’ bread amile. “They get cold j : ~ and all utilities furnished. Apply’ ¢ pa the cosner at might and For ie. Feo — Room; Coral Hotel Apartments. Op- want it nice and warm in here | “UHC. f9°-) Porter Place. posite Post Office. sept3-14tx when they come in for their sep13-3tx - mesning coffee.” a Desirable room with South Beach Py x *« *€ Fiumabive Pl supplies, rt pe view in private home. Qutside j Another resident just returned — pwd ; (Becta | ce entrance. Twin beds, bath to Key West—and glad to be back! ye39 Nw, 6and St et, Mi °»| with shower. Phone 605-M. * * again, is Cyril nar the ar-! ino” ‘Phone 7. —" oe septll-6tx. tist, wha, with his wife, went up . to _ Newbury, Mass., One 54 cubic foot Warren com- ee apartment. te ses ree _. — ea mercial refrigerator, with com- f P ee around Key West”, said Cyril. “When I get back here I can go into my own shop and putter a pressor; one 42-inch high speed exhaust fan; one 2-burn- ul a Mek dae ae Sue wack ment. All utilities furnished. Sea Isle Apts., , hood; two 6 x 6 venetian blinds; ‘ B around. I rae sind oy a one commercial grease trap; same: aaron j mege pe re ; foolin a ers 60" round oak table with cen- | Furnished apartment. 914 Packer, , can't ng any ter pedestal. Apply Duffy’s! Street. septl6- lt else. Pp x Tavern. sep15-3tx The sensation of color can be by stimuli other than instance, pressure on while in complete - e- >-_— ee mm the eyeball Geraness. ——————— New 2-staryy duplex apartment LOST house. Lot 90 x 96. Beautifully landscaped. Fruit trees. Furn- ished. Inquire at 700 White St. sepntl3-6tx Lady’s Elgin watch, yellow gold.” On No Name Key, Sunday. Please call Miss Thomas, Co- lumbia Laundry. septi6-2t will be . | chester, N. Y., born in Yoyk,, Pa... . president © | Washington, D. C., born arnt . ep we rf aa inches in length. Mail full Jength . . Furnished 242-room utility apart- s each. Freéeman’s, Phone 672-W: uf sept2-tues-fri-9tx . * For guaranteed plumbing ‘work 4 a 915 Windsor,,,.,» ‘ 512 Margaret Street, Phone’ 781: ~ ** Give us a try on your riext job. sep Z-imo ~ Swedish massage treatments,.-5-- A about nothing—or was it? chanic. Apply Navarro, Inc., op- G78 for appointment. sept2-Imo: me x. ia posite Bus Station. sep15-3t ! It’s funny snings you'll he reer while rosené around the streets Colored janitor. Apply Key Laiotere eg ne me cate . a - to Key West. ° West Citizen. septl6-tf; 2PPUa . “Papa's lit and mama’s eating Electric Shop, 832 Duval Street, | matches; Papa's lit and Mama's TRANSPORTATION | Phone 1341. seps-20tx eating matches; Papa's lit and