The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 26, 1947, Page 6

wobbly Felenty Sommtenwsene te ee ene ew Se 4 $ PAGE SIX 4 “ HE KEY WasT CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, es on- i rr a LE COTTE TT ET ee Ol Ol lll bbb btn in bp dn bp hp en bp tin tent | Honor Roll Of WERE LUCKY TO ‘LIVE | San Carlos School : IN KEY WEST! Released Today, Honor roll of San Carlos School By MARIPOSA “Mimi” HAYES 'for the last six weeks was an-! Ed {mounced today by Benildes L.! PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABRAASMAAAAAAAAABALAASD Remond, Spanish instructor, and’ Anytime you get dissatisfied with your lot in life, think of the | Lillian W. Conart, English in-! rest of the world— i i i | structor. { HG ieee "i copsider: it ‘well, am you will decide with me} ste ows: } at we're ducky to live in Key West! | ADULT DEPARTMENT (Spe-! Traveling, in line with my work for. the American Women’s | cial Spanish Instruction) —Mrs. | | Volunteer Services and French Provisional Government, has en-| Joseph M. Whitson, Mrs. James abled’ me to see “! rating & C. Register. Mrs. J. E. McLarnan,{ ua me oO see how. the shen, half lives. _- | Mrs. N. B Bessac, Mra. James wW<l | . Just out of Miami, enroute to Fort Myers, even today, late in ‘Herring, Olive A Kroll, Ruth I November, the floads there have not receded. Home after homej parson, Alma Lafitte, Ethea K Stands pitifully swamped in several feet of water, while the streets, Stricker, Janice Whiting and A.; such as they are, look like canals. In some cases the people have: Artimian. } built wooden runways from highway to house, a sort of swinging; CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT! bridge affair. Others have managed to purchase rowboats. A little | (Elementary Spanish and Eng-} housewife wading knee deep, hanging her wash out over a lake of , Jish)—2nd Grade: Celido Pons, not an uncommon sighty Mario Disgdiertt and’ Miguel Ma- in ihe Everglades. 1 | Tiseal; Ist Grade: George Disg- fields of planted vege-} TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS | diert!. Manuel Botella, Nelso Za- » ruined, airfields and: (Know America) Hae ME aa es stand in the water. I pit-' Angelo Patri of New York! onq@ Ana Maria Puzon. a poor cow submerged up to City, noted teacher, writer,| perfect. Attendance—Luis Ma- her belly, vainly searching for journalist on child training, born ; yjseal, Leonardo Alonso, Cecilia some grazing land. jin Italy, 70 years ago. Fernandez, George Disgdiertt, have been whipping . Rear Admiral Lawrence F.) Henrietta Sands, Mario D) ¢ coast, fires sweeping Reifsnider, commander of the} diertt, Nelso Zamardo, Ana Ma- gland, droughts in the Gulf Sea Frontier, New Orleans, ;} ria Puzon, Yolanda Cabot, - s—yes, we're lucky to born at Westminster, Md., 60' melia Cabot, Gloria Disgdiertt live in Key West. years ago. and Miguel Mariscal. Over in France they are facing} Maj. Gen. Harry H:. Vaughan, another cold winter with a short-|the President's military aide; VF' We To Meet Freedom Your Newspaper Serves the Community by enlightening its people!! 4 age of coal; they are sending all born at Glasgow, Mo, 54 years | | ! j the gold they can muster to, ago. Friday Nicht: Read and You Know!! i America’ for ¢ It is hard on “Oscar S, Stauffer, editor of Af o ! i the little ones. Every time I am'the Topeka, Kans., Capital, born! A home or quarters for VFW i able to get a French baby, adopt-} at Hope, Kans., 61 -years ago. ! Post 3911, will be the main sub- ed into un American home, I re-' Prof: Helen C. White, noted | ject discu i at a special meet & joice, It means no more suffer-' University of Wisconsin profes- | ing, called for Friday night by ‘ ing for that little “bundle of sor of English, auther, born in Commander Jask E. Clark. The iNew Haven, Conn. 51 years meeting was decided on at a! po Ree eR Ne Wey OTC Sabo: . | beach party given by the Ladies a “Black - i Rabie’ 7, Tam Wallace of Louisville, | Auxiliary of the post at the Sun || api panies «Ky. noted newspaper editor, | and Sand Club. horrified. How could our. 5" ot Hurricane, Ky, 73 yea, iion have sunk so 1] as see e im a Aévelativse ‘oh’ ofplinns bamiek®s ! In 1885 and for a few years told me of a case} Charles Brackett, author-pro-; thereafter boatloads of Egyptian 2 woman in tears had to @ucer, born Saratoga Springs, N. | mummies were imported into pay $4000 to adopt a baby in Ne Y., 55 years ago. j England and their linen wrap-| York City. Théy showed me pi Rear Admiral William S- Par-| pings were converted into pa- ‘ tures of the whole thing—a two- , Sons, born in Chicago, 46 years,;per; mummy paper was of fine e write-up in P.M. exposing , 280. quality and much in demand. ; whole terrible thing. So I! ~ = z ated nd I spoke at club; and groups, at conven- d supper Clubs, any-} W THANKSGIVING AND ¥ MA SAVING FOR THE : FC NEEDY GO TOGETHER [§ tions where I could, telling people} everywhere that they did not! have to resort to “Black Market” (lumination. So All May See.. As Long As You Can READ to adopt babies. I told them I! could arrange to get them’ the} de st, prettiest little tots they ever laid eyes on, just for the price of the fare over from France. Preparing adoption papers for | French children is no trouble. 1} told them these babies fram | France had such nice little man- | ners, were trained in this charm- | ing way from the crib, and it nyed with them. I succeeded ng quite a number. I al- thought of the happiness it was bringing to those little ones, yet from the letters I received from their new parents, it was these who were thrilled. I was amused at an old bache- lor who said he was considering adopting a French baby when he asked Mademoiselle Mimi, “Have you any about 18 years old?’ Since my ent tour of the Florida universities I have the cooperation of a young French girl whom I placed there as a French teacher. She is collecting hipment from, She has put a sign; on the blackboard as_ follows: “The longer you wait, the more they freeze.” Be sure to do your share, too. Leave all donations at the official receiving depot, 709 Ashe Street. | Boxes are now waiting to be filled for Christmas shipment. Lew’'s “cheer these unfortunate] . who are, not as lucky as*we we're lucky to live in Key the Printed Word, You Can Have the World Before Your Eyes! Se WHAT’S GOING ON IN KEY WEST?...THE NEWS AS IT HAPPEN COMES TO YOU WHILE IT’S NEWS --. POLITICAL . . . SOCIAL . . . MRS. JONES’ NEW BABY ++» WHAT THE STORES HAVE FOR YOU TO PURCHASE! ee Read all, know all through the illuminating columns of the Key West Citizen. Sea Pe Looking for a job or offering one? ° Got a house to sell or want to buy? Have you a house or apartment for rent or do you want to rent one? The FOR SALE and WANTED columns are interesting!!! POLO WOOO ws SOUR Want to have the best of every- thing you can afford? Find it-first in the AD COLUMNS of the Key West Citizen, then enjoy it in your own home. LAUGH AWHILE! | All's Well It was the first day of a new term, and the teacher asked a small girl in her cl. a new *pupil—what, her father’s name d the child. aid the teach- but what does your mother him?” ‘She doesn’t call him any- thing,” was the quick reply. “She likes him.” Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service —— between —— MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West Ady,” repli Shop in the KEY WEST CITIZEN Before You Shop in the Stores! Express Schedule: (No Stops En Route) % LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. 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