The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 3, 1950, Page 3

* sepadimetadeentamaetion ee nee to nace After Key West In ‘ ; i W WILL YOU PLEASE vies Vear. In Navy; Served (Days Cone By PASH! = | p= ipidl Weseetatneacs ane Paanreyy ; Re WOULDN'T WANT TO Miss IT AND \ ° | AS TAKEN FROM FILES Z ena 4 Ships Most Of Time Rss" rr ’ eames - pid ALL RIGHT. (ee owe eee Wan ° of. County Commissioners was Pes -Heur re | held this morning in the office of & Aeeteomacatvite ul Fire In ithe clerk to discuss matters with 4 Richard P. Daniel, attorney for Finally the State Road Department, rela- tive to the extension of the road - Put Out At Dawn eivcabane PITTSBURGH, Feb. 3.—~>).— “Stormy Weather,” one of the world’s most famous racing yachts, is the first entry in this | wugh « wdemned building year's Havana-Key West Race. . wae finelly put out at dawn Owner William Labrot, well-| ——— tater known sportsman of Baltimore, : | ‘ * eemnn were injored and Thyreday with the rece_com-| THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY others evereome by smoke mittee of the Key West Yacht * wtee the stubborn blaze was | Club. ‘ oS * ght under control. The five . | Informal meeting of the Board! An tite fire that swept 7 he titing—the former home! The subject of whether or not the Unten Storage Company— ‘-ey West will exclusively cham- ated © the Point Area of Pion the ccuse of “no automobile ; herghs Golden Triongle. The Porn blowing” among cities of “> ag © between the Olin, Mon. this state, appears to depend = “ehtle and Ai ~ upon whether or not the Public 4 Cert ein atbeny Rivers safety committee of the City naa oo arnt Council working in co-operation | sagging "e upperhand | ith Guy Carleton. champion of "he bhas fhe cause here can work out a wetemmed building is On vay of bringing such a feature to * he Ste of Pitteburgh’s proposed the city and not make necessary evelopment area at the revision of the city ordinances f the Allegheny and now on the books. Monongerhela River —_— — — Meeting of the Democratic ones ser- Executive Committee of Monroe . v County was held last night in mM Mee the county courthouse at 7:30 ‘clock to consider the program setting the filing fees of the mty he has been in the candidates in the 1940 election. heve been spent on sea Many parties were given last | weekend end this week for Mrs.} [E < Z Motilda Monegold. who celebrat- QUITE = HAVE A ed her 83rd zirthday amever| N A FEW BOXES LOAD YOU'VE Re agar tl GO : ANTIQUES CDR Meek plans on entering ANTIQUES 2--- HO INTERESTING! I'D BE GLAD TO TAKE THOSE BOXES "vy on last Saturday, January °7 27 Judson Ramsey and Harold A. , ‘ Rey Scouts. Sea Scouts . ¢ ‘ Iferbough. were sightseeing visi- tors th city tod. id went Spend Weekend At Camp over the entire island seeing all the sights and were delighted. ‘ - lackwon Lee Sawyer On Keys d They are from Arlington, Va. Pe () I Todev The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: . “A drunkard can be cured; a i) ate fe ld I . vy gambler never; i) dj . As TEMPERATURES At 7:30 A.M... EST ° : Naval Captain pe HOMER HOOPEE ; ‘ommander J. A. Fitzgerald, Billings 20 Se MLOVE, YOU SAW HER, = ' : : or J. A. Fitzgerald, ‘ ’ OW, I THINK I'LL UEN, executive office { the Birmingham 36} & PERFORMANCE AS bs WAIT UNTIL THE > Key West Navel. Stutlon, has Rismark 3 RACEY RAREBIT’ IN THE SECOND ACT en selected by the U.S. Navy Boston 31 FIRST ACT -Do Yo! ise aptair mi ¥ ced Buffalo 7 ‘ Chicago 13 Howeve Commande Fitz- Denver 20} ie eamadine’ wii ae 17 ee er Poe wee oR Paso 36 | Sil Renton 4 me Ft. Worth 33 . fore a new KEY WEST 69 fe Fitegerald will Key West Airport 69 pass @ stiff mental test, Louisville 22 ng bjects Meridian 39 ar ‘ n n He Minneapolis 2 © pass the physi- Memphis ae oa New York 30} ule nths be- Oklahoma City 29 ander Fitz i wil] Omaha 12 n his Pittsburgh 19 3 Roanoke 32 St. L 20 39 : Rockw lust 19 t n New York shington 34 : |. John D. Ewing, publisher-edi- Arthur Noble. Reaves tor of the Shreveport, La., Times, hey Cakes jeg in New Orleans, 58 years READ THE TIME, CHILLUN.” - Tor r aie T GOTTA KNOW THE BATTY . tects ba F oa . BARON'S RANGE AND AIM/ “mp | Me'l The Citizen to Friends warn eke’ TORN ISOLATED Bi RACING BLIZZARD ao neem OAKY,-DON’T JUST STAND £ THERE! SURE, YOUR § MAJESTY \ SIM EG Kg iy AN SS (®) Wirepl.oto : RUD Mert Dekete, ic in the grip of frigid isolation, as disclosed by this aerial <eeeets eee Rteeked Of routes leading into the community but no reports of distress 2 The only tee of bumen activity are tracks leading to and from the village hohe me Heer ee flog. U.S. Por OF ~* Seow bee fallen te @ depth of about 38 inches in this section.