The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 9, 1949, Page 6

a dad “#9 | PAGE six . THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 194§ “ ° ! The first successful plat : Miss Pennington | cate, weigh heavy, moi objects, were produced in Miss Louise Pennington, field |” representative of the Social Se- curity Board will be in the of- ‘EE ETTER NOW RO! County Att Ss had , tees GENE TIERNE Yr | tine comma, |cars. item. tae%. dey Rains Spread i age ite | j artists in cooperation with the lo-| Were entitled to this. Thru Sa th f cal Gar , would Willis’ 1 read: “I kn Cc re) M E S T O : K E Y | Fort projects wortuuhie one” | ate low on authecity shied uthern WEST THIS A.M. Pass Warren's Suagesti miissio | On i miggeaton of George! Sigh ay Bee justices. of States Today Movie Actress Now Recovering From |State C. OF C. } Allen Sane ee the State Health| the peace. If the justice has an department, the county ‘passed a| office, he pays his own office : f rri . , ‘ resolution sponsoring: Mosquito| rent. =. ai is ota ae fice of Florida State Employ- Control work. Rep. “Bernie C.]T> Send Letter To Asst. States| U°?% the Gulf coast y ment Service here tomorrow Papy had offered to present the Attorney morning have spread northward | from 8 a. m. to 1 p. m. legislation for enactment at Tal- thru Mississippi, Alabama, Geor- | ————-——_ —. lahassee, Warren said. linas since that|the Northwest. Coldest weather in the country this morning is The County Commissioners ; “” i went on record as advising As-|ia and the Carolinas sin Thanks County For Use of | sistant States Attorney Curry,|tifne and rain is falling in most ; 5 i sy reported in the upper part of the . _ were ¢ A Miss yan ine Key West‘ Harris that they would pay no] settions of these states this morn-| Mississippi valley. Subzero tem- Fever Blisters | Ts k PS St nd: high school publicly thanked th ) bills incurred in ‘a coronet’s in- ing. Rajnfall has been light to [peratures prevail in that region 7 akes Sta a somnrniesionegs fanned the: quest held in the third Justice of! moderate for the most part but, and also over North Dakota. Pre- county commissioner forthe use | Peace district or in any other dis-! rile. ti Hyreg ae Gene Tie Cc ° , f the county’: ting x ag locally heavy rains in connection} sent temperatures in the in. preneny Cassini, the mo- A alnst Hasté b ph nie ee Si ecaenes| trict whereby it is necessary to| vith “thunderstorms have been} tie states range from near freez- 4 | i si H A vie star, arrived here by airplane g ; Appoint Teecee Ps a ihave a Justice of; Peace from a) sorted in the central part of ing in northern New England up- this morning and says she will baht “ Soe or! district othen ‘than ‘his own, un- and over northern| ward to 60 or higher in the Gulf cid Ed F. T Alabama pidteen) ‘dwin F’. Trevor, president. of | less the Justice of the Peace in Georgia A low preemine eyeiem |region : spend several days enjoying the Feo. 0 | | the Key West Chamber of Com-j which inquest is being held is.| Ge°°sia- low pre re syste! = gion. fine Key West weather e Chamber of Com- merce, was officially appointed | out of the county or is confined | Sere ot Niereenae As she stepped with her hus- [merce tokes the position, Harold | , as a representative df Monroe to his bed with illness. Mississippi valley sable ts 5 Colee said in Jacksonville today, | County in the proceedings to be! has produced snow in pi band Oleg Cassi the air- that congressional» committees | jheld in Washington by the CAB! g,Reason for the letter to |the Lake region but in most? plone she tried hard to smile handling wage and hour, and la- | | regarding the National Airlines.! States Attorney Curry Harris , northeastern states prevuiling ' ) ' P j was that with the payment of | weather since yesterday morning . pleasantly to the 25 persons who bor legislation, are in too big Tre has “been, delegated by} sins “siready . contracted: the 2 ¢ v ures For All Occasions had gathered at Mecham Field to hurw to get the bills on to the) , | the Key West Chamber of Com-| County Pill havesapents cove epee Hetig ieee cen —ALSO. ‘ ore b on lias iain n't quite floor. Colee is executive vice Aes ,| merce to be its representative at . { aor sea 8 president of the State Chamber, Ent | the hearings, and the resolution! money than was budgeted. for | jn nearly all states east of the For the make Fbrua dressed a} de |last night will give Trevor an| m@uests for the entire year. | Mississippi River, However, a ‘ He number 1 4 (OERBIDTG| oe nes ah tea ence cen ion: Clerk Earl Adams had reveal- | change to colder has occurred in CHILDREN jer lip numbe of h ed Pane anne Leon Infirmary in Atlanta, Ga., geultonal 10 us Eape ceent edit this) Snfocmation to. the the upper Mississippi valley sec- | o. fever bliste ch were heal siona delegation, i nis case favoring the National pana t p tg | ing and wi nde st difficult urging a stand against hiking the | FomovNS 4 Pisce ot eaveareld (Ways. All parties .who inter-| «county Commissioners, | iba he lever elaine reales Tropical Trader SET it recovering 1 fmove ‘than 10-or 13 cents, and | John Henry Whitehouse of Pen- |p" minutes to procent the a, commissioner Harry. Harris Plains have warmed up some. A | 718 Duval Street 1 ‘ ering from a mor a 5 ya s Pir jar Page ee 4 5 | severe 4 k of fever blisters,” against federal legislation that} sacola, Fla, And he now feels | suments before the CAB at the Og: Iie colleagues) Ch the, urnen new storm out of the (stan PHONE 1000 Mrs. Ca 1 And I hope would nullify Florida's right-to-| well enough to play with a toy | hearings. ae Napa = Teeeitiegee a Gulf has moved down into Mo) ie that durin n Key West work constitutional amendment.{ monkey beside his oxygen tent. Approve Plat Beach aia HOG Pe bumedi down Mane and is producing snow in that fhey disappear The latter is anys ies ae S pul A plane was flying the child to Resolution was passed approv-! on Plantation Key that could rit Su RS a age eto be something tet woe Lapa Rees a hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y. |ing a plat of the Matecumbe|have been saved had the trucks Bi Co ; Ss THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES - a Aen Haney rena aw for the Taft-| tt. was forced down by bad | Oc ean-Bay ‘Front Property, In-{ been in service. (The fire trucks | eware | — - —_—_— She was wearing a light tan ‘vt s pee bers of the Cn.|' Weather, and the operation was | corporated for" record. are on keys without _ batteries, F Located in the Heart of the City rig ne A ge i pig taeda ee aly teh Ha to Ga_| Performed in Atlanta instead. Reads Ruling of Auditor _{ hose, etc.) rom Common Colds z RATES WRITE or WIRE husband carried a bundle of &ress who have replied to Co- * —___________| County Clerk Earl Adams read| Harris assured that the h ANG ON: c REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS overcoats and scarves which they lee’s letter complain, one of com- ° ;# letter.from State Auditor Bry-|needed equipment would be} » That Hi : : ith BATH A needed in New York City, which > “stacking,” and the other Hook Hearing an Willis relative to the payment| forthcoming as quickly as a min- | Creomulsion relieves promptly because with BATH and TELEPHONE they hac just lett of a” tendency to rush those bills D of fees to Justices of Peace in or-|imum needed cost of servicing | it goes right to the seat of the trouble F d P ° ] ° Mr. and Mrs. Cassir it into tea withoat adequate hear- Is ¢ ti d der that their offices. be main-|the trucks was given the com- Ape looven and expel Sree Or ershing Miller ee are aren earns in bis letter to /Flotida’s conto ee ee ee tained en feal crer tender tahgstes BCGACENAL Hotel, where they are to 1 rduten aad Cae ene Justice of the Peace.Roy Ham-! The monthly report of County | (vous Weabrase Tell Peucariggiet Hotel Hotel Hotel @ beast until the end of the week, Eressmen and senator “Ihe prow! _ Preliminary hearing of charges |lin had asked for expenses to} budgeted accounts was presented | t sell you a bottle of Creomulsion 60 N.E. 3rd St. 226 NLE. Ist Ave. 229 NE. Ist Ave. Some. These were | lesisiati ay weeken (filed against ie Hook, a|Tun his office, At that timeiby Clerk Earl Adams. The report} with the understanding you must like 80 Rooms 100 Rooms 80 Rooms gee tena a De: RGU IRUaCinites cleailoe whois: charged. with asl = ‘Ris as follows: | the wey it quickly allays the cough’ Elevator Elevator B —, reached here y« : i waullingshis wite Billie in Du: Amount On Hand or you are to have your money back. Solarium Heated levator vening t lane from Nev P i 9 ty sted by Peace Justice Ira Al-| General Revenue $18,779.52 $107.4 for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Mn ee tae ond Spt cop. e orum ducted py Bases es a ; i Fine and Forfeiture 10,454.01 13,686 ee RN ns a EEE po — 4 ‘ey jury yesterday look is - also! = 7 Cassini, Prince and NESS peeceeeecercece e| charged with entering his wife's # an eee ae . anes manne ene idney home, 524 Margaret street, and | Hospital le HG a0 ane Fa ates ce-cies.| tearing up clothing and doing! Excess Fee _ Re sacd eee ! ‘ GD piemnat writing mworven the | Cther destruction in the place, | Monroe Co. Beach Acct. '63{667.91 aa Be, newspaper columnist writing é SGA | Bathing Beach Bonds 7,781.15 10,254.78 035.92 ee eee & Say Se j G | Warrants Amount On Hand poe Tam + Sypeagecinagie YMCA Committee | Name of Fund— Paid 1, 1948 Budgeted Ree ieeeet Badin | tee es I 4 | 3eneral Revenue $83,189.17 $ : $244,140.00} | The Woted clumniet stepped! KAtt"a.sea-grg-te, peeie To Meet Friday {ine ana Fortcitue . “t.an828 off the plane t t | —— i - | Roa 11,669.21 rackets and inqu “ BANDED CARRIER PIGEON ( Gomitte: gement of | # al 8,000.00 reporte Edit Citizen ' ; mica | Excess Fee Has the ther been a ‘ || Monroe Co. Beach Acct. e e as it is now? : hing Beach Bonds 4,265.93 ean pe ai ore Se oe “ . here for wee 1 | 9 K ntly passe a be | »f e ne tire C DOSE to in-| Me hip of the e : wees - n effort to nsists ¢ ; Palm Beact aid Ig < y bh had ap-| 11 tt voit | parer flown a long distance! d wo ° and was exhausted TODAY'S | Closer examination revealed | NNIVERS IES that the bird was unharmed and / ost all wee vill are destruc . ANNIVERSARIE had an aluminum band on its| tiv T include. the . boll : aac gi (Know America) lég whit the tetreretinttorembers | acorn-, hickory nut estnut-, in ati ate pret terrors William H. H ” AU-48L45-90. It was -agreed to| plum-, cherry, gri ic mt | " ] erhere, Ohio senat Blace the pigeon. on. the upper| coPn:, grape, sugar n the event your dealer n in Berkeley, Va.| porch of the courthouse to rest| strawberry-, potato-, closer-, pc mth after being inaugu-'and that’ the local Audubon} and bean | 4 April 4, 184 society would attempt to find] ————— 1 | popular’ out where the bird was, banded | cannot supply you with , wrapher-author his, originally. Sierra reported that \°) LAX, | England. Died in' the pigeon flew away about four | yy, | : rm y Oct. 17,, o'clock n the afternoon and was | | El R f 6 hot sen in this vieiity ain | Qe | an Electric hetrigerator, s27—W Dwight Whit. Harold R. Laubsched, secretary | | Be tamed ¥ Jof the local Audubon Society | | 3 * ‘ " ‘ tN { e this information to the] fe « Tablet Form » Easy to Take | | ¢ El S sta miplon, Mass, Died. une’ 7,! National Society in" New. York | #osssutete. Tobe the Uity Eleetrie System | 1804 jand has received word from them | : 49 William] that the bird is a carrier pigeon | —_————— A e Gut 1% : which was banded by W. L.| | f : ty d E | | ~s Twenge | Chances, 486" Cooper Street | —IF SO— las a Tew Six and Eight I nist, |S. W. Atlanta, Georgia. It is é fa hor, bern | the place it was banded. Oldest Russell Receives Special Prize } D Muy 16 The Sheriff and = Mr Sierra 1 4 ive to be commended, Mr. Whit Youngest Russe >ceives Special Prize ] | f . 6 | ing said, for calling to the at ai ing Acciona ati popu — = or sale. ; ter » of the local Audubon| ASSOCIATED PRESS Society such situations as that is Continu le One one way we all may learn more , \ VISITOR Tl d | ; I cart Feb. 9, 1949 You Pay Less: i Gilbert Albury, 609 Petronia Street J d ‘In the Middle Ages, almost ev ou y Born January 16th, 1873 - M. t 7 ‘ Bs | Perera! § You Get More ency Measure to cope with “ liners were variations (bay en th Samuel Albury, 402 Amelia Street r t " " dH} We - ji = : se of one, trade ior guild andi Born October 31st, 1918 the 1¢e shortage situation. . 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