The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 23, 1947, Page 6

asters io ee ee THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1947 ‘Love Herbs’ es. Attomnt Ta Be | Go Good With Attempt To Be \Lisard? Hearts Thrown Away HONG KONG—(AP) —Ip La an amahi (servant) of tiie Kow- loon Hospital, is the proud adop- tive mother of. joe shé describes as “a miracle ba’ The child—a Bt ead her first look at the world in a side sttect in Shamshupio. Her. mother, a 28-year-old« stieet. "sweeper, al- ready had four’ children!” Wh e n the fifth was /born, the mother, |’ without ‘tying the umbilical cord on her ¢hild, dropped the infant down a 14 foot nullah. The nullah ‘was. filled with about a foot of water which cushioned the child’s fall. While the child’s body was submerged its head rested’on a sandbank which lifted the nose and mouth} above the water level. Two Ceres Chinese heard the cries of the baby. smother, found lying a en from the ‘eneuri ig awaiting: trial. i a Dawe, Down, Down Go PRICES at the VICTORY duly CASH MARKET tcmoniat Merchandise 1028 Division Street Phone 1080. 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Hitherto, Jit was stated, fossilized insects of this type—but with a wing- span of only 80 centimeters—had been found only in “the ‘coal strata in Commentry, France, {and it was believed they were complain bitterly that there jextant only in the carboniferous Hee ie, 335 « million. years aethe present find, it. was stated, proves they existed also much later; about 110 to 120 million years ago. market price of hippo fat has risen 200 per cent to 50 cents an ounce, No, 2% Size BABO....... 2le| RITZ “ie 26e| VEL ......-3le , — anes BLUE PLATE \ SILVER cow ; cans 3c MAYONNAISE . ax 3c | MILK PEANUT BUTTER . . . je 31¢ DOG FOOD 2 cans 2 | COFFEE. ..... 1b. 47c No. 1 Tall Size eevee FRUIT COCKTAIL, . . = 27: BUTTER Ib. 69c | CHEESE . 89 ROAST. lb. 38¢ FRANKS | ROAST | STEAKS Ib. 33¢ Ib. 59¢ Ib, 49¢ Key West's Largest and Finest PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — Sweet Juicy , ORANGES. oe 5 19¢ Table or Juice GRAPEFRUITS ..6 for 25¢ SOUTH CAROLINA LARGE “Juicy YAMS ....3 lbs. 25e | KEY LIMES doz. 10¢ Faney YELLOW ONIONS ..::..3 Ibs. 19 Ripe Avocadoes - Stringbeans - Fresh Sp Spinach - Squash SNEPROMPT FREE DELIVERY “We Reserve The Might To Limit Qu: | Fossil Dra gontlies | Are Super Giants }{musicians, born in Fy Cnt wy Brooklyn, N. Y., THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) 1750—Thomas Pinckney, famed} South .Carolina’ lawyer, . soldier, diplomat,. . governor,.. scientific Nov. 22, 1828. | 1835—Adiai E. Stevenson, Ti- | nois lawyer, congressman, 23rd } Vice President, born in Chris- tian County, Ky.,.Died June 13, 1914. 1838—F. Hopkinson Smith, no- ted’ engineer, popular novelist, delightful lec: turer,’ born ‘in’ Baltimore. Died April 7, 1915. 1847—(100 years ago) Henry Preserved Smith, noted Presby- terian ‘educator, "Biblical scholar, pioneer American in modern criticism, born in Troy, Ohio. Died at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,. Feb. 26, 1927. 1872—John Stewart Bryan, Richmond, Va., newspaper edi- tor, publisher, president of the College ‘of William and Mary, born in Henriche Co., Va. Died in Richmond, Oct. 16, 1944. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 21, 1947 : (Know America) 1759—Thomas Cooper, noted English agitator, here at 35 for greater freedom of expression, noted scientist, prolific pamph- leteer, a minor prophet his dav born in sere aia died May - 1839. 1780—John Forsyth, acal Georgia lawyer, orator, senator, governor, secretary of state, born Fredericksburg, Va. Died October 21, 1841. 1821—Collis_ P. gra California merchant in leader-president in icteling we Southern. Pacific .R.- R., born at Harwinton, Conn. Died August 13, 1900. . | 1832—Leopold Damrosch, here at 40 because discontented with German life, noted New York |musician, father of two noted Germany. Died February 15, 1885. 1882—Newell C. Wyeth noted illustrator and mural _ painter, born at Needham, Mass. Died October 19, 1945. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Clinton P. Anderson, secretary of agriculture, born at Center- ville, S. D., 52° years ago. Dr. William D. Coolidge, direc- tor emeritus of research of the General Electric Co. born in Hudson, Mass., 74 years ago. Hugh Baillie, president of the Pas, 57 years ago. Maj. Gen. Robert M. Little john, War Assets Administra- tor, born at Jonesville, S. C., 57 years ago, Maury Maverick of San An- tonio, Texas, one-time congress- man, chairman of the Smaller War Plants Corp., born in San Antonio, 52 years ago. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 1947 (Know America) Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., rec- tor of the University of Vir- ginia, onetime secretary of state, born in Chicago, 47 years ago. Lieut. Gen. Oscar W. Gris- wold born in Ruby Valley, Ne- vada, 61 years ago. Oscar L. Chapman, undersec- retary of the interior, | born Omega, Va., 51 years ago. ~ Professor Charles Brewster Tinker of Yale, professor emeri- tus of English‘ literature, born in Auburn, Maine, 71 years ago. Burton Rascoe of New York, author-editor, born Fulton, Ky., 55. years ago. Dr. George W. Beadle, chair- man ofthe Division of Biology, the California Institute of Tech- nology, born at Wahoo, Nebras- ka, 44 years ago. Constance Bennett, jborn in New York, ago. Dr. Mary A. Cheek, jot Rockford College, |born at Danville, Ky., ago. actress, 42 years president Illinois, 56 years Crystals pure Cane Sugar [gree ecccccecescoooccsooooooce . reg ae aie ga ee Training Planned 2:2 RE ane For Greek Workers. ATHENS, Greece —(AP).—With ; ‘od for release from. government in | with wingspread of over one farmer, born Charleston. Died hopes of atigmemung the antl jobs between now and the first laborating with the Ministry of \ \ N) \ N) Ve N) A) 4 N ) N) N @ N) N N N ) ® N N N ‘ N) .) 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