The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 31, 1949, Page 5

niineniiennscemansaatinisstsiasriniaiciiais Ee ot Mb Vernon, N, y, ¥ «Yess than three weeks, ft »yta Key West, planning to stay e000 cir. And Mrs. Fred Of Mt. Vernon, Become Permanent Mr..and Mrs, Fred Hawley, of » are visiting third time in and Mr, in an in- | a ‘Key. West for the Mawkins explains why _ teresting anecdote, The Hawieys ciosed wu; their! home in May of this gon upon | Meeiding te take an extended au- fomobile trip all over the coun- tty... visiting each of the 48 states, and planning to consume approximately one year for the ieean, velling easily. ,and slowh they first drove through way Jersey and then Pennsylvania, ineluding the Pocono mountain _feetion of that state; then the: came down through West Virgin- ja, over to Maryland, through the District of Columbia, into. Vir- ginia ,and on down the eastern seaboard to Florida.’ | Arriving in Miami, they felt no Florida trip would be com-! t..plete without driving over the! « Overseas Highway, so they came | _oyernight and having decided to! up the west*tdast of Flo- rida into Alabama, ; Georgia, Instead, when they atrived here’ er stayed four days’ before de- ting, and then “they™ left re- lueteantly, because'Mrs. Hawley felt.so well here.) rly last week they drove to Miami and out into. the Ever- Rpee National Park, which iey found most interesting, but! lowing which, instead of con-! ing on north, Mrs. Hawley aéked her husband to drive back t§"Key West for’ another day or! two, This'they did, spending the weekend here, and leaving Sun- day ‘evening. This,, time they reached Fort Myers. before turn. inging back, buts this A morning = finds them here \in,cthe Island ? City once again, and very unde- 4 cided about futurg moves. 3 “I don't know hat kind of j magic. this: place,’ rked on | IM says “Mr. awley, | ? scratching’ his ear'in perplexity, “hut the minute’@ WHG@et away a,” 4 Hawl New uh | ‘Y|my partner is an energetic go- fat night. Whenever I show up at |Ana of this I do not approve,” jcouple, and are always smiling bbbhdd dh LILI TI IIIT LLL LS York, May Residents Here from here’ she starts nagging to come back. I don’t know what to. do about it, except to come ck, or she'd give me no peace.” Mr. Hawiey says she doesn’t Quite know, either, why she is so Pleased with Key West, except | that when she is here -he feels 80 healshy and fine. She is often troubled with rheumatism, . she Says, but here, she adds, she feels like galloping around like a colt. There is really. no réagon they cannot stay here indefinitely, Mr, Hawley explains, because, <: he says: “I have a business in New York City. We deal in sta- tionery, and allied produets, and getter whose only pleasure is to work from early morning to late MISS MILDRED=-@RTMEYER, Washington business counsel named {requenily in testimony in the place, which is not too often I have to keep moving out of his way as he dashes around being busy, so I mostly stay out of there.” The Hawleys’ children are all grown up and married with chil- dren of their own, and, says Mrs. Hawley: “We seldom see them unless they want to park the youngsters with us for a while to autographed photograph of presidential aide. The inscripti Photo hangs on wall of Hunt's she adds darkly, “because chil- dren aren't what they use to be. It. appears now that they must not be spanked when they are naughty, or even spoken to harshly, I don’t understand it.” The Hawleys are a delightful MOSCOW—(#)—A n combine is being tested on Russi- an grain fields this summer, “Iz- vestia”, “Pravda” and other pers reecntly announced that this ; experimental machine was now’ being tried out on the fields of pa- and in good humor, They get great enjoyment from life. Ev- erything new is interesting to them, and they are extremely frinedly and easy to talk to, It may be that we will have them as permanent residents !a- ter on, They seem almost to have abandoned their original plan of traveling over the United States. “At this rate,” says Mr. Haw- ley, “we'll never make it in a year, as we first thought, nor in two years, nor even in ive or ten.” ‘Boy Scout ‘Uproll In“ : Fitst Aid Class Twelve Boy Scouts enrolled in i Cross First Aid Class Mon- : night in the rectory of the Catholic Church. “i The instructor is Darnell Carey, chairman of the, safety service, committee for the, Key West Chapter of the American Red} +He will be assisted in con- | Siri this class. by Leonard | try, also an authorized Red | Cross instructor of First Aid and Tony Martinez, a Boy Scout leader. Seouts attending last night wele Peter Hilton, Frank Rivas, Freddie Frohock, Paul Braun, Thomas Cornell, Edmund Sawyer, Gefie Lang and Burhl Knopp of Trd@p 253, Joseph. Carbonell, ; Richard Herrick and Homer Her- rick‘of Troop 54, and Parker Mentzer, Troop 250, Upon completion of the course, the Scouts will be presented with their American Red Cross Junior First Aid Certificates. PA | See Pe St dy 2. dp de tect tate te tnttatntnd Aerovias “Q” = Passenger List 02444442444 4244444 The follow!ng passengers left for Havens on Aerovias “Q”: Benjamin Coni, Henry A. Amold Sr., Isabel Arnold, Henry A.. Arnold Jr. Rhoda L. Arnold, Evnesto Vasseur, Berta Valdez, Herland Fabare, Luis Bassols, Secunda Felipe, Emilia Bernal, Ja del Castillo, Maria Or- ma¥g, Luis Ocampa, aria ee vaigz, Godoal Porro, Roy G. sitkecr, Mary Talarico, Daisy cheff, Nick Pencheff, Enri- que Valls, Robert Plummer, wil- tizm McDermott, Joseph Sing- leton, Jack Grat, Joseph Ker- rigan. Adolph de Angelis, de Angelis, Zoila Tejero, Caso, Roberto Medrano, tina Acevedo, Elvira, Dorothy Julia Egian- Perez, \VFW-To Hold Pre-Labor Day Dance Friday » The Cooties, fun organization of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will on Friday night of this week, September 2, sponsor a dance at their clubhouse on Elizabeth st. The affair will begin at 9 p. m., and continue to 1 a. m., and music will be furnished by The Three Sharps. Prizes will be awarded, and the dance is open to the pub- lic, it is announced. Jr. Woman’s Club To Meet Tuesday Evening It has been announced that the Key West Junior Woman's Club will on Tuesday evening, Septem- ber 6, hold a meeting at the Wo- man’s Clubhouse on Duval street. The meeting is scheduled to be- gin at 8 o'clock. eS rarris, 55, one, of the oldest WAC’ Chattanooga, atid ¥. Senate Investigating Committee's probe of fi left is a presidential Christmas “ electric id F. 'B..Moss, Milton, Fla., at USO, Columbia, S.C. () Wirephoto secretary’ to James V. Hunt. percenters, points Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vauchan. ion reads: “To my good friend Col. James V. Hunt with all good wishes, H. H. Vaughan.” office in Washington. “card” photo of 1948. Upper the All- Union Agricultural Acad-| Moscow. its power—as do So- ‘actors—through ca- s from the subtrans- on to the combine. Mexico has a_land_ frontier with the United States of more than 1,500 miles , the speediest of The sailfis é swimmers. can travel at 68 miles an hour. b ”'—. Cpl. Genevieve “Granny” 's, Skates with Rets. F. D. Parker, andol, Phillips, Charles See riniam Malcolm, Flor- entino Delgado, Esther Perez, lio Balsels, Ramon, )Bustillo, re ey Busto, Phillip ‘Toppin Madeline Toppino, Louis Car ton, Virginia Carlton, Al Bore- son, Edna Boreson, Lawrence, Katherine Dorothy A. h,, Carlos Gonzalez, ina pos. ‘ ee u Miss, fleet passes im review on its way into the Gulf of Mexico Mrs. Robinson Returns From Visit To Sister Mrs. Mirnie H. Robinson re- turned on Sunday evening to her home at 417 Simonton street August 13, when she was called to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. ‘C. W. Sanderson, who was dan- gerously ill. Mrs. Robinson reports that her sister in now improving. Key West In Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF AUGUST 31, 1939 The Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District received a tele- gram today, stating that the Re- construction Finance Corporation had not approved the increase in tolls on the bridges. Chairman John R. Slade said, in view of that decision, the tolls will not be raised, | sessed Scoutmistress Eva B. Warner and Lieutenant Vanessa Collins will be in charge of the Girl Scouts who will leave tomorrow to eneamp at Big Pine Key. Advices received by The Citi- | zen just before going to press to- day indicated that war will be- gin in Europe at almost any mo- ment. Yesterday afternoon 403 WPA workers in Key West were laid off, but were informed that they may make application for re-em- ployment at the end of 30 days, Mrs. Ponl Cannady and daugh- ‘ter, Jeanette, who had been vis- iting the former’s mother, Mrs. Addie Thompson, left this morn- ing for their home in Coconut | Grove. Miss Paula Camero, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William G. Ca- mero, 211 Whitehead street, has returned from a visit to her cou- sin, Miss Mary Rose Prime, of Coral Gables. Mr. and Mrs. J. Otto Kirchhein- er entertained at diner last night in honor of the birthday an- niversaries of County Commis- sioner Braxton.B,. Warren and Glenwood Kirchheiner, the first et whom was 72 and the latter Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, 1120 Stump Lane, announe the birth of a daughter Tuesday. The baby weighed 12 pounds. Today The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: “A Kansas man named Wise, said to have had five wives, proves again there isn't much in a name.” WILL YOU SMILE? Christopher Columbus! Teacher: “Give me for any one year, the number of tons of coal shipped out of the United States.” Quiz Kid: “1942. None” In 1875. nails were first manu- factured from wire. flags and bunting the Biloxi, start. the shrimping season. Thursday from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Presbyterian Church WHITE STREET To Raise Funds for New Organ PUBLIC INVITED Adults $1.00 Children 50¢ Dr. J. A. Valdes Specialiazng ia Eye Examination and Visual Training Complete aiesien on Duplication of Lenses ° 20 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE "N THIS COMMUNITY e OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 P.M. ADDRESS: Galey Memorial Hospital 417 Eaton Street TELEPHONE: Office-—332 after having been in Miami since}! WILL YOU SMILE? eee acerprepyraer Scented A Bird When John Long of Fort Worth took his hunting dog out last fall j to show him off to,several strang- ers, to-his amazement the pointed at one of them. | “He’s smarter than you , Said the man, “my name is Part ; tridge.” ‘ ished— ee fears. Just beyond life’s gateway, Where they count not .time by years. terian Church. Open to pub- lic. 6 to 8 P.M. at Church, Benefit of Organ Fund, Bunco Party, sponsored by Fern Chapter No, 21, Order of Eastern Star, 8 P. M., St, Paul’s Parish Hall. Open to public, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Pre-Labor Day Dance, 9 p. m. NATIONAL Al tol a.m., by Coot- { re iettes, at VPW Hall on Eliza- ' | summer EXCURSION beth st. Musie by The Three (#) Wirephoto : FARES. Moy 15th + October 31 Sharps. Prizes. ‘TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 Teenage Danee, Monroe County MRS. NORMAN SHEEBE of | Reckford. IlJ., poses in her hotel | in Philadelphia. where the American Legion ey is 21-DAY ROUND. TRIPS»: rtland Cates. under way. Mrs. he is 5 entice Key West Jr. Woman's} slated to become the new presi- NEW YORK $111.50°. Club, 8 P, M. at Woman’s Clubhouse on Duval street. Practice session, Key — West Community Singers, 7:45 P. M,, at Congregational Church. Preparation for coming con- | cert. | dent of the women’s auxiliary of the Legion. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Meeting, La Coneha Navy Wives Club No. 88, 10 A. M.,| at Clubrooms in Building 178, | U. S. Naval Station. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 | Luncheon Meeting, Officers, Wives Club, 12:30 P, M, at Of- j ficers Club, Ft. Taylor, Pro- gram to be announced later. Mail The Citizen to Relatives Restoration of Electricity | In Event of Hurricane | When a hurricane hits Key West, the power and light eireuits are kept in service until they automatically free themselves from the load because of wire being blown down, short circuited or grounded, or until the situation becomes dangevous to life and property, in which case all eire vemoved from service. are Restoration of services requires that each circuit be in- spected in its entirety before the line is again energized When the power is turned on again some houses and busi- nesses will immediately receive service, while others will be without lights because of transformer trouble or defcetive primary or service wires. The line erews strive to give service to hospitals, doc- tors, city sump* pumps, ice plant, business area, dairies, per- ishable food installations and schgols as quickly as possible. In some cases we are unable to restore service to individual or isolated power failures because of the time required to restore such service. Judgment is exercised to correct the trouble that will give the greater number of people service. Work is then started on the restoration of isolated eases of trouble. This explains why both your adjoining neighbors may have lights, yet the house in between has none. This utility regrets that everybody cannot be the first to receive re and that someone must be the last. We urge that patie be exereised as every employec of the City Electric System will strive to restore your service as quickly and safe- ly as possible, Remember, in all eases of fallen wire or wires on poles -—~DO NOT TOUCH THEM or try to move them as he energized, ey may City Electric System