The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1947, Page 4

et a oe 2 . Log hearer | ° b cy meget wet ret ne Yat 3+ aa te: gd tas KeY Wast Crrizin ee ee Buried Tank = | Who Knows? ‘FireTruckUsed _.- For Irrigation,..:,.. Explodes; Injures 1. Who acted as Secretary of} 70 In War saw Pal | AIGLE, Switzerland,—(AP).— ‘State when Mr. Marshall was in| 2. Who is William L. Clay- During a long drought here re- nem WARSAW.—(AP). — Workmen |” Xs cantly: a group of grape growers * diene wp war-ruined . streets |. 3. How long has Brazil been ‘persuaded the fire department to . 2 cg started excavating a | independent? |tap a nearby stream with a fire radi trolled type of German} 4 Who plans a “mass cru- Pump and 1,900 feet of hose that “Goliath” tank. sade?” , brought moisture to parched ' vineyards. ' Passersby halted to watch. So; 5. How are isotopes used in + did a bus filled with passengers. | medicine? | ' Suddenly the tank exploded. 30) 6. How many veterans drew Showing Of Film persons were seriously injured.'how much in terminal leave | Forty others received slight in- | honds?” 1& ’ 4 . juries. 7. What German town is well- Calcutta Begins ‘known because of a children’s | Today At Strand 7 9 tlegend about a musician?” { DAY Un ree eee: ee ee “Calcutta” is the title and the | Hoe? Expert Says Canines | 9. Where do most of the Semi- heesanigy ove ga Paagge i pag Never Had It Sa Gaod | nole Indians live? he. cooreetape a bapei Bg Sep y Ts é » 8a Gaoc | 10. Where is the Punjab? | Starting today, at the Strand | WILLIAM J. Ww Theatre. Ae sabi la | | Although “Calcutta” is laid in —Dog: ; ‘India, it is not a story about In- C oo nares pn rong tty The Answers ‘dia, but a murder-mystery with have the economic | ‘an Indian locale. It also deals ability to bu take prover; !. Robert A. Lovett. with the adventures of daring gall ae ectans Chee | 2. Under Secretary of State for | pilots flying the famous “hump” ence . president of Na-) Economic Affairs. jfrom -Caleutta to Chungking, tional Week, Inc. | 3. 125 years. ; China, The happy result, he adds. is| * Labor organizations — in-| Ajlan Ladd plays one of these can celebrate “Na-|censed by labor legislation. pilots, who returns from a trip _ g anal Week” Sept. 2] to |. 5. Combined with sugar the | with his co-pilot, William Ben- : Se g ) a the view that living | sotops °th be traced in the body | dix, to find that- their flying = Av § # in the U.S. are higher |through the energy emitted. , has b urdered—with Gas Geer belore. Ter | "6. 9,000,000 veterans; $1,830,- ee Sac iggy Dogs receive inoculations — to | 990,000. : | Ladd and Bendix cannot wait protect them from disease, he| /- een the : en cat | for the police to hunt down the says. They get medical dental = Literacy, 1 ie socees ’ | murderer, They set out after him and aon sagan They eat —— ‘themselves, and things imme- : one pounds of. prepared eres: m 'diately begin popping. They Sus- 20 sony carefully to give them adequate | sap: as marry the murder victim. The* 4. nutrition. California Gold Find | suspense mounts until it is cli- A researcher has said,” Olson) Grass VALLEY, Calif—(AP).|maxed by pulse-pounding, un- ~ recalls, ‘that if we were regl-' __Gontractor Paul Jenks’ work- | guessable revelations. ~ |men, digging in a basement, turn- . ‘led up five $20 gold coins of the | The average land animal is | 1890's. ' about 80 per cent water. = ini ata eo a | Oe enn TT RERREUBREMEREBBU ERE RRRERER ERE ES. 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RBERBBUBRBBKEBBBBEBSeBeeeeeest NS THIS 18 RICH: Living standards HELP WANTED FOR SALE dogdom sameaesee einen iandeaiecnmns neue meen mmnccanoneanmantiiinlid | TN 9 Wigher than ‘ever. Man and wife to operate small Wardrobe trunk, good congition,, mented to a balance dict like | hotel. Man must have all- | $30.00. 1101 Simonton Rigen. dogs are, we would add years| around mechanical ability. Wife, Grocery. sept17-2tx to our lives and life to our} active also. P. O. Box 869. ' years.” set9-10t a ee < as ' Motor scooter, 1947 model, first- | elass condition. 1012 Division - Under favorable conditions, the | - ; . - American dog production now is |Colored janitor. Apply Rr pene namin . —". gpa oh F ouse, x 96. Beautifully Qne family in each four in REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | landscaped. Fruit trees. Furn- | . . . For any kind of properties in Key | ished. Inquire at bach, =D West, .be it home or business, | contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem- | : , ing Street, Phone 153. ‘Royal typewriter, like new. $60. sept9-12tx | 1010 Division Stret. septl6-3tx cities and towns now has a dog, * and hardly a farm is without one. Many of the four-legged fa- vorites have improved their sta- - thome in life. Among them are ” “Cayer Dogs,” “War Dogs,” “See- ing Eye Dogs,” and “Movie . “=. Olsen points out that for- * tunes of dogs rise or fall with the « fortunes of their owners. They | MISCELLANEOUS j eats iene meee thermo tenement \Kor guaranteed plumbing work - and repairs, call John Curry, 512 Margaret Street, Phone 781. WAR ASSETS SALE FOR VETERANS ONLY! WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION SALE * gladly share the wealth of the OF | Give us a try on your next job. , wealthy, and loyally share the SET ASIDE ITEMS | Free estimates. sept2-l1mo poverty of the poor. ‘ AT Many of them receive little or }GATO STORAGE WAREHOUSE, | Vacuum cleaners and washing no eare, and scrunge their sus- KEY WEST, FLA. machines repaired. C'Briant. Ociaber 1 and 2, 9 A.M. Telephone 1164-M. sept2-Imo Inspection September 29 and 30, ; —-_-———__~- Sea EN L 9AM.-3 PM © Swedish massage treatments, -5 The following listed items will-be; for $13.00, 10 for $25.00. Phone sold to Veterans of World War| 575 for appointment. II on the sales dates indicated! sept2-1mo above: undn presentation: of ewi= jn dence of honorable discharge | Motors rewound and repaired. All from the ne | appliances repaired. C. & W. Typewriters; Typists chairs; Swi-| Pectrie Shop, 832 Duval Street vey chairs; Straight chairs;! phone 1341 sient “ 8-20tx Chairs, leather upholstered; | j staan Office chairs, metal; Executive | & Typists desks; Office tables; | ponted at ee N bi Office & Records safes; Filing | cechia: ia pci : we . i fireproof; Binoculars | eae Eockn, Mane "a va (7 power); Bicycles; Folding ay , : cois; Machinists vises; Pattern | vision Strest, ee makers vises; Winter flying! e . helmets. Powe : Ladies, the Hollywood Glamour * tenance from neighborhood gar- bage cans. ; Se, he submits, there is a lot of reom for improvement for a lot of dogs. Among the points being stress- ed im National Dog Week is that man’s best friend should be treated as such. ~ LAUGH AWHILE ‘Almost Normal Again Two old maids were in an in- sane asylum for years, always) gale Under the Jurisdiction of | Ladies —. i ae ie Miami Customer Service Center | icing wagers two hours. gee, signe aye te War Assets Administration | oe AKG SERRE: 5h e “1 wish some tall, handsome man 901 N.E. Second Ave. advance. Phone 439. Air Con- wound wind his arms around me Miami, Fla. ditioned for your convenience. " sept18-1tprojectJ A-268 | Evans-Pilkington Studio. (Next and squeeze me until I gasp.” door to Bus Station). sep15-tf “Now you're talking sense.” replied Jane. “You'll be out of here in a few days.” Mathematics A girl of twenty who contem- ‘plates marrying a man of forty. FOR SALE Will pay 1 to 5 dollars per ounce Furniture for sale. 37-2 Poinciana.| for cut hair, 26 to 36 or more sep15-6tx | inches in length. Mail full length sample to P.O. Box 105, Key Vacuum cleaner, 1946 model, with! West, for prices. septl5-6tx twenty—then they'll reach sixty ‘round about the same time. says clergyman, should re-| all attachments. $40.00. [yp 3 coe ‘member that when she is forty Division Street. septi6-te | Mrs. Jessie Sawyer, dressmaker, he will be sixty. ' has moved from 1407 Pine to It is, of course, better for a “ _Chevrolet, fair condition. | 900 Pearl St. septl6-5tx irl of forty to marry a man of 295.00. 644 William Street. {oe eee eee ee f : septl3-5tx | FOR RENT 8-inch Craftsman table saw and|Furnished four-room apartment, ‘2 h.p. motor, new. Complete} Maid and janitor service, linens set of carpenter’s tools. 142-Aj and all utilities furnished. Apply Poinciana. septl6-3tx| Coral Hotel Apartments. Op- | posite Post Office. sept3-14tx Plumbing supplies, complete! stock. Plastic tile, paints and| Furnished 2%-room utility apart-. » «87 > brushes. Robert Leonard Co.| ment. All utilities furnished. 1532 N.W. 62nd Street, Miami,| Sea Isle Apts. 915 Windsor Fla. Phone 7-342]. sept2-tf! Lane, septlé-tt The United States uses about _ 139 million railroad ties every « year, enough to build 43,000 miles * of track. + “From 10 to 20 tons of water must fall on corn land to produce a bushel of grain. oR a a