The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 16, 1949, Page 4

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’ for Japon “Make the water |} oe off the mountains, don't let arm Arthur K Spillers, chief of the surveys of depen. With its huge population, mounta:nous Japan must use ev- oy evetieble inch of soil for femed Spillers said the steep slopes of ‘» mountains allow water | mus te ron off swiftly, carrying soil, wt and rock, These destroy rice developments, The F. B. I. reports that one wf every 10 applicants for jobs . om atomie energy hag a police + ’ ** * ‘ One of the most vicious diseases ¥ a vhildren is rheu- tie heart disease. ery year it does far more damage to chil- than po cla mae matic heart was recently announced which “wiparently is dramatically effec- tive. Doctors from the New York ““"tntiemary have reported its use ome 22 seriously il) cases and ve | Geund success A every case, The m, is to ‘draw the ame iid loos (5 ¢. ¢. for ‘each pound of weight) and pass the ~—edékeod through a machine that ex- poses the blood to invisible ultra- rays. The blood then re+ to the child. The treat- oF only takes 15 minutes ys a if howr and less than three Wweatments are required on the average yf OB 0 berate lied ~ Trradlatio®*” eeived scant publicity. seamen 7 the ° me announcement had been : sf le about polio @he: “lesser oer my of children), every “paper * ——wittthe country would have car- ried it in headlines. x * aS. The Jews in Hungary are also e beginning to suffer because of ~ the increasing Russian anti-Seme- tie program. All stores in Hun- «@eeery owned by Jews are to be ex- ee lated by the government. a S Be economic boss of Hungary is poltan Vas, a communist stooge. . He made the announcement about - taking the Jewish stores and 2 ui head up the © program. S¥ Prrangely enough, he himself is a dew s at x *« * lt is reported from Hungary . g* that Cardinal Mendzenty was re- - > ewntly visited in prison by his . %# mother. On seeing her, he asked .,.<when his trial was to begin. ~ tome x * < Snakes are not cold blooded as i usually believed, but have ge ~ body temperatures often . higher ")** than man’s-One scientist has been taking the temperature of hun- dreds of wth Porith an . eight- one - thermometer immediately shooting them. ost ¥ wakes don't shiver or sweat 2T SMecause they denot burn fuel for . ody heat as we do. Actually, the snake method is much more ef- ficient than ours. When the snake 2? T wants to warm up or cool off, he hunts for a warm or cool place, as the case may be. As a result , af more efficiency in using food, » ¢ @me snakes can go three years without food. x* *«* * ‘In Hong Kong, police have br | mn trying to crack down on the “" lack market in gold. They fig- S? Waed they could best catch black marketeers by pretending to be *w black marketeer. One police in- she spector in disguise arrested two men who managed to prove at headquarters that they were police inspectors also mas- r- querading as black marketeers. ~ es 3f: WILL YOU SMILE? | 3i \ Tough Situation a A man went to a physician, complaining of prolonged head- aches The doctor told him to OO a smoking — ‘t am always in bed by nine, Seeepunrs bachelor and live with my . maiden aunt. Now, seriously a ast eauses my headaches?’ + “I have never used tobacco, in| ‘any form.” “Well, then. stap drinking. ws 1 am @ total abstainer.” Late hours, then, and ot J. women.” "| don't know,” said the balk-| e @a doctor. “I guess your halo’s pnching Liha. © 39¢ © AS¢| su 16¢ EP a PROS avait enidunmsme mes ageatarsonenrp etait ¥ BD sooyit barre nein ot Olivia Clean Sweep... Making Room .-»Redueing Stock at Reduced Soon We ' Move ae Our New Building BROOMS 79¢ MOPS om 49¢ CLOROX Cicanser 1/4 i BBe| 2 15¢ POUND BEEF STEW . 2% FRESH’ POUND GROUND MEAT 39 BREAKFAST BOILED VEAL Beef Tongues Pure Lar d SHIPPED GRADE “A“ SWIFT'S SUGAR-CURED FRESH SMOKED LARGE PICNIC SMOKED Eggs = 55c|Hams + 35¢ NO. 2 SIZE PINEAPPLE NO, 2! SIZE Hunt's Purple NO. 22 SIZE Libby’s FRUIT JUICE 2 « S5e | Plums = 18¢| Corsi ~ 29¢ 1 0: Old Glory Green Peas Bk 5 pete 2 3 C Roast ; ‘Libby‘s Tomato Juice PHILADELPHIA CREAM OLD VIRGINIA CORNED*BEEF BEEF cans 2 OO CAN BAKERITE MILK You Can’t Bake Wrong 4 cans 43¢ 3 lbs. 69¢e WINESAP U. S. No. 1 Potatoes Apples 5 2c | 229 YELLOW HANDLE FIVE-STRING HANG HOOK Metal King SUPER sus 2 IC 10c ‘A Inside Box titer OCTAGON LAUNDRY TOWELS | SOAP 2 rolls 2%e| 2 bars 15¢e “THE PERFECT OVEN ROAST” RIB ROAST 1 09° BONELESS - ROLLED KITCHEN PAPER U.S. GRADE “A” CHUCK Mnoast_ « 49° WILSON'S CERTIFIED—These Are Boneless and Sugar-Cured | Hams «= 59¢e SLICED Tripe ... Pigs Feet Ears... Beef Brains SWIFT’S PREMIUM BONED ... ROLLED Tiny New Potatoes Sunsweet PRUNE Maine Sardines - JUICE LIBBY'S HUNT'S TOMATO CATSUP btl. 15e NABISCO SOCIAL TEAS 2 pkgs. 25¢ FRESH TENDER CALIFORNIA CORN Lettuce Carrots A = 25c|2—25¢| 219% LARGE BOX RITZ 25¢ Chitterlings 11 i ride . eth

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