The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1947, Page 7

Pn watch baying sprees. the multimillion “bookkeeping = to for those “losses.” . © 8 con asked about invasion money byt wan mews Pee tenes ‘Mauretania ‘May Go After TNS eto i ft? i F ft iif: an z! i } | used in World War) things to many THE KEV WEST CITIZEN ‘SHINY NEW HOMES ALUMINUM PORTABLE HOUSES BID FOR THE RES egerene ame AP Newsfeatures VEATTLE.—Aluminum left the kitchen to win a war, and now | a Seattle firm proposes a new mission for the metal—win-' | ming the peace by providing quick and inexpensive relief for the probiem. An aluminum house which can be set up in an estimated 100 man-hours and completed at a total cost of $2,500, has been designed. It leaves the factory as a package containing alum- inum siding and rofing, with the necessary framework of wood, as the builder follows a dia-». instruction sheet. as the outside cost of completiny The houses come in four styles, |the largest two-bedroom bunga- | according to Norpac, Inc., the | low. smallest being a 12 x 24-foot cab-| The manufaciurers recommend in with an adjoining carport or/a concrete slab foundation, in-, porch. Carl Amussen, president | stalled with radiant coil heating. | sf i if ft : “ weeerrrees Branch Office In This State For Best Foods) ATLANTA, Sept. 16 tetebinhmemt of « vite for the direct dis- ~~ tthution of produeas of the Best | im Florida and South ane bh * ty Palmer W. Schade, | ee preekdent in charge of the| ) euthers cegien The operation <places « @utributorship ar-| angement recently terminated At the same time, Schade an eoumeced the appowutment of T A Derle. Flovide District Manager © euperviee =the branch office cm teeta Hesdquerters are being estab-| thet ot Jeckeenville, Branch tee end Gietribution points a a oe Rete tone Beak amd Savannah an — ws abo ~ = oe & «| TODAY IN HISTORY ems ee te Me tran, | | ee ee (Kaew Americe) a = ae the: cmmmy ettinet a) Presse nt Washington Ne ee pe ereetene of the Capitol in} a oe | coy oe } Pa " otetine )-Piest sue of the New | Vous Time a « xa te Oe ee cad turning 8td—Fatture of Jay Couke &| Bee ee Rete Peereetie: tae Some great Philedelpnia banking ees 4 ates ithe ne, oe eoulting ine nation-wide emt cn He ee pur. Smaneial panic 0-Grvile Wright Mies with} * pamenger for an hour and 35! “ite, « notable flight of the! American tanks attack » om & Mihiel salient— orld War | ® | nite et 1939 Germans and Uussans — . ate ate wmert = meet i Poland as friends in tak-| owen thes het & heck “Me over Poland 104) — President Roosevelt asks | a & » Congres: for some $6 billion for ew agen a Se eee et he Remrtere i549 Discicsure that Canadian = * outtng * PRP” ccuters had 67 percent casualties Sere: oe te benbetiel Benet” 4) Dreppe Owe FO sormet eee US. First Army batiles Sees th egetieed keting of Germans east of Bachen. | arr woe “> oletiee pres 1946)-—Seeretary of War Stim- omnes som feeigne and Patterson named Dhee Ge Amero and Br) os succensor “~ tet Comme tovvttery %46—eeretary Wallace prom- on nl ted ceoutetone @e President Truman he would make fe more statements until vsti + mars at wth | ered fy Pore Conference is over Bement Ms gemer el ate often manag retewen (he Rewhama:t the © cotateteatect weer + erputing the 4 teemagee 8 peers ememal troeee i There are evidences that beer wee brewed by the Egyptians of the Pourth Dynasty, some 3,000 fft- te years before the Christian era lremey. The United States gov- taty Gem Croce \ eomment cites « legal basis for wed im Mealy ib ft is @ provision of interna- sama Hew emal law under which military we Pome? Eeceevelt Greet: ccoumanders are for the time be- OE het Whe Belen Be ine the legal government of an fetter crwit® invaded country ostom © The Treasury Department says me of the reasons for issuing in- currency wes that “we did net went te pay our men in dol y. and thus turn dol- United ee ait thm against the mtry” just war our arn Treasury 0,000,000 in Germany by cashing dollar - " spertenre’ checks for marks at German . end by paying out actual Jolters to our troops. These dol- ant avadieon vOn lave were never recovered oho © = We filed « claim for our net at of eooupation but we were more successful in collecting were the European coun. whe ecleimed reparations m Germany too teow Chee ™ . we « quested thar Rewer can tries mera! circulation in, of the company, suggests $5,000 | Amussen expects them to come CANNED HOUSING comes true with this aluminum home delivered in package. qetemeneentiinnels *— all cut to size. Like the structures boys make, the house emerges | ‘housing line after many of its ‘families instead of automobiles. | TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Admiral James O. Richardson, one time commander of the U.S. |Fleet, born at Paris, Tex., 69 years ‘ago. ! U.S. Senator Edward Martin of | » |Pennsylvania, born in Greene Co.,} ‘Pa., 68 years ago. Michael J. Quill of New York, linternational president of the} Transport Workers ef America, | born in Ireland, 42 years ago. Dr. John Franklin Norris of Ft. Worth, Tex., noted Baptist clergy- | man, born at Dadeville, Ala., 70 years ago. i } John C. Cooper of the Insti-! |tute for Advanced Study, Princ ORT TRADE rere: ig {a more .refined and loveable na- PAGE FIV ae Your Horoscope THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, ATTENTION! 1947—Today gives a military na- To All My Friends and Customers ture. 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Aluminum lin Sweden tae ene dna pony lis one of the few metals which | 7 98'S i Un ‘actually have seen a price de- cline since V-J day. 4 The firm begag by producing garages and happened into the garages were being filled with The United States has 161 na- tional forests with a total area of 181 million acres. SMITH’ ROCE WHITE STREETS HASTINGS C. SM™ Corner of Catherine Street Proprietor 120 THE BEST of FOODS at LOWEST PRICES We cannot tell you more. Only by comparison can ment. VISIT OUR STORE and SEE THE VALUES. Creamery Butter FRIDAY and car T * DEPARTMENT lb 89 We Have Western BEEF, VEAL and e JOHN COBO, Butcher ——- Va-lb. Prints Any Cut You Desire, Cuban or American Boneléss BEEF Meaty BRISK! VEAL and LAMB | LARD. Meaty PIC-NIC HAMS pounn 58c_ || LIVER. 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