The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 5, 1949, Page 6

PAGE SIX DEATH-DEALING TORNADO DEVASTATES HERE | ERAL VIEW of the Bradley section in Warren, heavy lum mill town. At least 46 persons were section of wn, buildings were splintered and scattered to SURVIVOR YALE PLANE CRASH Cee ! ol | i \ | i ie (#) Wirephoto ROBERT RK. ADAMS at Seattle, Wash @ chartered plane fiyic after the holi 24, of Corvallis, Ore., lies in a hospital | with hand and arms burned in the crash of ‘ale University students back to school jays. Fourteen of the 30 persons aboard were { billed. A rv as the hospital one of the 13 injured survivors taken to | “gem | 1949 MAY BE BETTER . b). (Continued From Page One) 4 they were oblivious to and rican markets opened yps on our own fair shores. It wa ar people started | getting t how the y ephone calls trom radio and picked up items like machines and mink! NOT answering simple s correctly | s the a fresh-faced girl named Barbara! von Olympics honors | » closer. to being a na- tional heroine than anyone since Helen Wills It was the year women were urged to crop their hair short, like the flappers of the twen- year ties, and climb into clothes like Napoleon's wife, Josephine, wore, It was the year “Life with t ypened, and showed s of being just as healthy a show as “Life with Father” It was the year people with television sets really; began to BEAUT Y_x. poses with her pet ™ BICYCLES | . $39.95 and up Cee Also All Sizzs of BICYCLES, Your Grocer SELLS That Good) TRICYCLES and WAGONS STAR * BR AND Deposit will hold cay merchandise on our Lay-Away Plan AMERICAN and CUBAN ——Try A Pound Today COFFEE Overseas Cycle Store | £20 Truman Ave. Phone 1380) mance woreis ww MTAMI Located in the Heart of the City \ RATES > \ WRITE or WIRE | REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS | with BATH and TELEPHONE | at POPULAR PRICES . ) ; : Ford Pershing Miller Hotel Hotel Hotel MMR td BL 80 NE. Istcave, _ceusiplaietoance 80 Roor 100 Rooms = us merits seyewe 80 Rooms Sol Heated Elevator BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION WARREN, ARK.; | to say out loud they'd been lucky ; that ice | shape of balls instead of cubes. {out toupee. ; fume manufacturer ! and | touch of his product was | feet. ses ‘bows which permitted ‘one to! _, it was. the r of the pastel wear them draped around the Shades in’ cosmetics and alto i Peck vik uncemaies shades in stockin Tee was stheseyeuriithatvallady.| ecceascenye:)-.1neavens ;showed up at the Metropolitan THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1949 AT LEAST ae PERSONS = (®) Wirephoto Ark., after passage of the devastating tornado. Death took a killed and about 300 were injured. Throughout the Bradley the winds. with real a consider- ' making ‘diamond decorations, grouse because their living bobby room was always full of people pins —many of whom they: didn’t able improvement over last even know. | year’s solid gold jobs. It was the year that a few peo-| It was the year (hat lady Ne ver the place were able | Writers -' cccupiec nemlselves ple all over the place were able UiihleRcariciand roamencenaltae ‘biographical novels It was the year when there wasn't much in the way of new ; popular tunes, but every nice | oldie we ever heard was dregged out of moth-balls. It was the year when they tried to persuade the girls to go back ‘to closed toe, closed heel shoes—|} and a whole raft of them refused! to change from open-toe, sling backs i It was the year when necklines d from a-way up here to It was the year they attached |‘ down there, and are still bands to the end of eye plunging enough to find an apartment. It was the year they discovered could be frozen in the It was the year Charles Bi opened in a Broadway hit with- It was the year that one per- broke down confessed that a NOT guaranteed to deliver the man of your dreams, hog-tied, at your! publicly above, it was a pretty horrible year when you think about it, | Opera ning wi > nee era opening with the needs of wasnt it? Glad its over with. her hair dyed purple to match ; her dress. ; that most guests It was the year that women movie stars kept pretty much out of trouble, but several male glamor boys didn't It was the year a $2-bill bought about a pound of but- ter, a dozen eggs and a stick of gum. Tt was the RAIN! ‘ Will not beat in-on your rugs and furnishings when sudden showers catch you with your windows open while you are away if your home is pic- tected with... CLEARVIEW Trade Mark Reg year they tarted The Original Potented You can depend upon our * Goclest Prescription Department etre to use only the Purest and mM ainee Freshest of Ingredients. & Prowler Guord Prescriptions Yentiation Control Called For an and WINDOWS, PORCHES AND Deli d SCREEN DOORS elivere Rain-tight interlocking louvers repel blowing rain, block drafts and protect kw kk yeur window sills from water rct, dis ing of putty around windows, and painting maintcnance cost to aimost nothing Convenient Payment Plan CALL—PHONE 1042 ——KEY WEST—— VENETIAN BLIND Co. Awnings = Jalousies Venetian Blinds 123 DUVAL STREET or write for UTERATURE WITHOUT OBLIGATION GARDNER'S — PHARMACY — The Rexall Store 1114 TRUMAN AVENUE Corner Varela Street PHONE. 177 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT BY USING Seats 1949 SALE CATALOG DRASTIC REDUCTIONS On Family Needs as Well as Household Items See This Scale Catalog Today! Simonton and Fleming Streets Phone 1560 * || PAJAMAS $3.98 has broken out on a small ‘scale on both islands, particularly in wooded areas. Mail The Citizen to Relatives CEILINGS ARE THE LIMIT ect.coxe LY | Continued From Page One) | Dutch have announced on sev- CHICAGO—(#)—If something in a hotel the | eral occasions that warfare had chances are 50-50 it will be the ceiling. tended in those countries, but to- An analysis of 1,000 hotel accidents, compiled by Kemper In-| day fighting or skirmishes were surance safety engineers, showed that in 140 of them, persons were | reported from both Java and Su- injure alli jects. or See af epee ae Sees IE: falls ae. The Dutch explained that their of these were l.urt by the ceilin~ | most of them in falls on stair-| +455. have not yet succeeded in or parts of it falling un them. | ways. Another 210 persons trip- stopping guerilla fighting, which Next to ceilings the most | ped gver miscellaneous objects. | dangerous falling objects wth] Half of this group tripped on de- ae guests somehow bec~ -- | fective stairs and another quarter involved were windows, wincow | tripped on rugs. shades and various types of lift- Fatty persons were caught in TRIUMPH ing, rolling or folding bed~. doors, revolving and otherwise, — However, the survey owed | and another 70 percent hurt are far more j sinclascs:! AML Grocers \ one >" falls on you, For All Occasions i —ALSO— TOYS ciitiortn i] Tropical Trader 718 Duval Street PHONE 1000 VWUVYVVVYVVYVVVVVVVVVVYY" | STRONG ARM BRAND — themselves. on sharp objects. 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