The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 3, 1949, Page 10

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2 ‘SHR ey weer CrnizEN SHURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1940 OS ANGELES, Calif—After| Searching telephone directaries | ’ : for fiftee Herbert Wil-! en years, B BERT W. DANA liam Berthold discovered a name | (New srk, oi He : ss on eer in Los An-, KEY WEST, Fla., Feb. 25.—This year-round, froatfree city | 7%". He -disled. the, number | what marfy claim the finest climate to be found. . Entirel thur Berthold. Did you ever tive a jounded by water, it is 350 miles south of Cairo, Egypt. in Denvey? Were you/\married south of Cleveland, Ohio. Once the wealthiest city in| to a gir) named Bonnie Dowell!" ; and as late as the éarly ‘90s the poorest, and almoat| When the answer to the three. town, it is enjoying a marvelous rebirth. ‘ questions were all in the af-! revival was started when the late President Roosevelt | {itmative, Berthold, 37, cried: frequent visits for the of fishing for barracuda | Then youre my father!’ A other game fish. The rseas Newey was built and | @PPY reunion followed, Berth- doulevard approach to the city was named after the Presi- et ‘Reheat and | ; Under President ‘Truman the STAMPS ! "eau Hea IN THE NEWS 4 popularity of Key West continues + Strong as ever, with hi rT, Ww millions of (Know America) 1815—-United States declares ! By SYD KRONISH &P Newsfeatures . dollars appropriated for one of es pee naval bases in the fid and the President coming war on the Algerian pirates. 1845—Florida—the 27th States a. for visits to the little White House admitted to Statehood. Key West is almost a foreign +teeee ‘ To aid in the fight against tu-} _1846—Historie Brook Farm Yes, in hardest —_— : is Cubap. The natives go to} two special sets of semi-postals. social cooperation. vesrighter thar any $08P - chiveh on Sunday and at 2 $m |, One set of three!” 1847 The first adhesive post- ever made! = o'tlbek they're watching a cock | stamps depicts | age stamps authorized by Con-, aress—first on sale in New York July 1. 1849—(100 years ago) The De- partment of the Interior created. the anti-tuber- culosis cross. The 1.75 franc} plus 25 cen- * fight. The rest of the time they're ‘ sipping a small cup of strong * Cuban coffee (un buchito), at- , fending to their duties and the s Cleans even grimiest over- : alts cleaner faster than soap! When you wash, FAB NEW INGREDIENT GETS’ DAD'S SHIRTS. WHITER! FAB contains a fabulous, new ingredient that ‘gets® : / ; Wetting Action = Dibibess of being hospitable, times is orange,“ 1851—The National Soldiers’ ealte wah sultan aah ~ peg Fe s * I drove down Simonton St. 1.20 franc plus} Home, Washington, established pate oR and more thor- + looking for lodgings in the Hibis- 30 centimes is _ by Congress. * eus Motel, one of the newest and * finest motor courts operated by centimes plus 5 centimes is blue. i Merry and Margaret Mitcheli,| The other set pictures. Archduch- * “No vacancy,” a sign that may. ¢8s Isabelle on the 4 fr plus 3 fr | ‘drive you to distraction before} 25 and Archduke Albert: on the *you are through with Florida,| 20 fr plus 20 fr green. _ war conspicuous by its absence, ; Scmce. © | yet they had no accommodations. i { " : | oughly, pushes dirt out! ra | And FAB is up to twice as economical as soap in hard water. No soapscum with FAB! FABULOUS SUDS IN HARDEST WATER! | 1855—The Secretary of War authorized to spend $30,000 for} camels to be tried out in Texas for military purposes. 1863 — First conseription or draft law enacted by Congress, in midst of the Civil War. 1873—Congress passes so-called A Newfoundland stamp carried ; a> <n rga.in Kansas City, Mo. es Stearate tebe ebaribar tic ie ctahathartiee abrir stare te Pike Se a okote tate t bata Ortettl eeaece: + But the Mitchells are hospita- “bievrand one day saw that 175 epersons were taken care of Sareunt town, If you stay at the + Hibiscus, the North Beach Inn at tthe other site o f town, or one of rseveral motels, you may be ~surprised when they give you a -card to the Sun and Sand Beach +Club, There, at small expenses efor a locker and towel, you dan Tenjo¥ the privileges of a private celué and meet your neighbors trem: the diferent states. »«d& you feel like eating at the felub, you ean order a buffet-' tetyle dimnér that is deliciaus. I still peemember the fried chicken abt the best I've had since eleay New York—cooked the Ww way after seasoning ing in flour. ; ~ A lime chiffon pie was some- thing'@ little different at the Sun nd Sand Club, which is a very informal.place where you ean get in a shirt with open collar. eLime-pie is strictly a creation of the keys, which is a shame, Made efvome the small, very tart, yellow limes that come from the region, } -condensed milk and egg yolks, it ‘is a rich and flavorful dessert. JThegratives don't even bother to eship their limes out any many, Sin recent years, deserted their esroves. But now they're coming *back, and you'll learn one of the ‘PARIns in this space on’ Monday. :$50,000 Estate ?Recluse Leaves + WAYNESBORO, Pa—Miss El- lenSowers, an aged spinster who ‘ivdi®alone for more than 50 hee in a dilapidated Civil War *real Sand Starfihouse; was found dead on eherekitchen floor by a neighbor whi came alarmed when she tail@@.to see her about. isi the frayed furnishings, Sher{Biletney:' found , $25,000 in eneg@Mable bands ahd $150 in teas.’ A bankboole : indicated a ape al account af $22,000. There is ne record of heirs. WELL YOU SMILE? Same Crash For a long time the visitor to zthe great museum stood gazing eat the Egyptian mummy, "swarthed in bandages. “Tell me Tone “Thing,” he ventured. > “What is it, sir?” asked the guide. “Was it a motor or =plane accident?” + TODAY’S S ANNIVERSARIES ‘S< (Know America) > 1831—George M. Pullman, the feriginator of the Pullman car, sChiGage contractor-builder, born Stheé® Died Oct. 19, 1897. * 1847—Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephane, Boston University professor of vocal physiology, outstanding in better- Tent ‘of the welfare of the deaf, wn in Scotland. Died Aug. 2, 31932. ° * 1860—John M. Ward, famous Ddaseball player of the 1880's and ‘early 1890's, born Bellefante, Pa. Died March 4, 1925. > 1887--Lincoln Beachey, a noted genre aviator, born in San rancisco, died in plane accident, March 14, 1915. ‘1911—Jean Harlow, an air- -~tte0ee actress, Died ¥937 by H. G. Hawker who made the first attempt to fly the Atlantic in 1919 was sold in London for | 90 pounds (approximately $360). | later. a | The Stamp was on an envelope dated “St. Johns, April 12, 1919." Hawker’s plane crashed in mid- Atlantic but he and his navigator weré rescued by a ship. e * e : Japan has issued a special 2 yen rose colored stamp for use on New Year's greeting cards. This adhesive illus- trates a little girl playing a game called{ “hane - tsuki” which is com- Parable to our} PCE SE She ts St Mnsticth Lr iret Ah iy it oh Rite. oat’ A ernee hho chee rhc tete oe erbete tt parte Ht * =F a2 = 48 —p) 3 game of bad-| happens ta have a loose wire, Salary. Grab Act—increasing sal- aries for everyone from President down—repealed, for most part, FAB WASHES GRIMIEST WORK CLOTHES CLEANER: THAN ANY SOAPE | © FAB with Super-Wett Action instantly penetrates materials; pusHes dirt, out! Grimiest overalls and chit! dren's play clothes, g cleaner faster! No * oH ing" S0ap scum with F 1918—Food Administration or- ders beefless and porkless Tues- days. 1943—Big Jap canvey wiped aut in battle on the Bismarck Sea. 1947—President Truman speaks in Mexico City. } 1948—CIO packing house un-| ion ealls for nation-wide strike | for March 16. A Never run a vacuum e¢leaner with one hand while removing-e | metal lamp out of the way with! the .other, If either , applianee thread into a little ball and, drop into glass of water. It joats. other little bal of thread into a glass of water and FAB. minton. Japan has also. issued a long rectan- | gular, 5 yen stamp commemorating “Stamp Hobby Week.” . e . e Romania has issued a new air- mail set of three values, reports’ the Penny Black Stamp Co. The 30 lei red depicts the emblem of | the Republic and a plane flying ever factories and oil wells. The 50 lei olive green shows a plane flying ove ra field. Also pictur- ed on this one are a tractor, a worker, a factory and an oil well. The 100 lei blue pictures a plane, ocean liner, trucks and a train, ese -e Burma will issue new postage stamps in a variety of colors to commemorate the first anniver- sary of Burmese independence. The stamps, will be marked “public” and “service.” The “service” stamps will be used for official correspondence only. ! kee Luexembourg has issued a set of five new stamps each showing a profile portrait of Grand Duch- ess Charlotte, reports the New York Stamp| Co. In the up- per right cor- ner is a royal crown. The stamps are: 25) centimes grey-j{ blue, 1 france red-violet, 1.50 fr blue-green, 2 fr grey-violet and 4 fr blue. ge! elena Brazil has issued a 40 centavos light violet stamp designed to help the world fight against the dread - disease, cancer, reports Leon Monosson. This stamp pic- tures a giant crab covering the globe. A knife is imbedded in the center of the crab. ae 8 STAMP NOTES: The Philip- pine Republic has issued a new 3 centavos dark and light green stamp depict- ing the sam- paguita, the national flower of the Philip-j; On Ye eee ae France has is.| sued a 15 franc orange stamp == picturing the Luxembourg Palace in Paris. In 1946 the same design appeared on a 10 france dark blue adhesive ‘ . The Colombian Tequen- dama Falls design now reappears on a 10 centavos light maroon issue. The Israeli Government is not opposed to the employment of} Arabs in the orange groves as} long as they are paid the same wages as Jewish workers. the current may run through the body. . in It sinks; becomes soategns ence. h You can use half as muc FAB as soap in hardest water...and get a tub or washer full of rich, thick, dirt-bustin’ SUDS. DEL MONTE COFFEE ...- ‘TOP WAVE TUNA | Can sae 25¢ Hunt’s TOMATO Sauce can 5e A 2 Lb. Box RICE ..... 2 185 29 Olea CASE—PLUS DEPOSIT 12-0Z. CAN 14-0Z. BOTTLE SNIDER'’S CATSUP..........19¢ PORK ROAST 2 : Cans Ib,45e Choice BOSTON BUTTS SILVER COW baa: MILK .. . 31a Cans 38¢| “Velveeta CHEESE 15¢ CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP Large 46-Oz. Can GRAPEFRUIT NUMAID . - - ‘* 25c/JUICE . COCA-COLA .....83¢ | SPAM: ....... 38 | DOG FOOD ..... 23 ‘BEECH NUT BABY FOOD NO. 2 CAN HAND PACKED TOMATOES 23c 1028 Truman Avenue “Specials for Friday & Sat. Quality Meats, Fruits. Vegetables and Groceries at Prices well within Your Budget . ... . SHOP AT VICTORY and SAVE. Can 2 CANS IDEAL POTATOES 5 Ibs. 24e FANCY YELLOW ONIONS .. . 3 Ibs. 14e sucep © BACON 4. VEL larse DGe IDEAL DOCG FOOD 2 cans 23¢e 16: 3 Jas 25¢ av Ib. 4%

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