The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 27, 1950, Page 2

| | ann 2 n people to give it the funds tion and its citizens in times : y is familiar | om work of the Red Cross during the war and) instances, financial ‘vital part of the relief ex- nate ‘people. ‘with the annual appeal 1d not overlook the im- conti n wade by volunteer workers,’ serving in communities from “| coast to coast. These individuals give hours of work ‘without compensation and help to make possible the extensive assistance that the Red Cross provides. : While it is not possible for every citi- zen of Monree County to give of his, or her, time, to carry out the purposes “for which the. Red Cross was organized, everyone of us can have a part in_ this great work by making a cash contribu- tion, This is necessary if the staff of pro- q GRTL: isto'fenetion and} + { voluntedts have an op- |), Brig : to make an intelligent contribu-’ Re ce aed NEEDY Enbald fot be hecessary to argue pe : 8 . Ih - wy | the point, with readers f The Key West Se cp eeaie i ad Citizen, We feel sure that most of them | the sometimes fantastic humor is was watching. The whole thing will gladly make a, contribution to. the|{R¢ old Riark Sacuy ie tog nag unnerved me. So T said, | “Polly funds now beirig solicited. If everybody |relaying them with . rightly want some chasnpalanssty ae will promptly respond to the appeal, the | etched clarity. darn bird just glared. and shov: necessary funds will be easily raised. | The book is a hilerious. Jambi Maes uniet, oe ar “| poon on a recent series of his-| 1 am glad that Mrs. Lang does This will insure help to American com- | torical novels that have revolved, not have a sore throat after all, munities in 1950, whenever disaster strikes around buxom beauties.who, de- and why do they call a parrot Dear Readers: ; . ‘ ; spite scandalous interludes of “Polly” even if it is a boy? T are beginning to under- or disease threatens the existing medical more thar. somewhat shocking| I once had a huge parrot nam- S Ho , es ‘axpayers . > resources. nature, seem forever seeking the ed “PETER THE DRUNG” and ign showed a fe pe Ae it ig easier to vote bonds for really beautiful reasons for exist-. that bird could. really talk. He, ad i ON a gravestone combing improvements than it is to collect What the nation needs is a Congress | 2c: The dtus store, pocket could “Strsuf der Kisser” in| ““Avidly Brunhilde turned’ to tions of such, novels ar ly. Germat,.and.could turn the air reo e in-English and he loved beer. Baber andmiother made me get rid. Oone of the. peculiar things about truth im ‘after’ what: he cut loose, . ; while the ladies’ aid’ was. A f * ‘ ing in the parldr. I gave hitn }«: in general is that it requires very little ees paced LNs ene. argument to support, itself. thi e Bt pve et the force, pere PE- ; 3 ee fi % DRUNK” on/ fis /Broad:|. Ruark throws" iti “thee bwerRa-S aiid signed onl. a AMP fb T AS the dpéta vas oe op i ae From old New Orleans to pres-| rage s a fimpe Wagner became immersed in ahtul 4 ig’ ousand, feet over Long Island, | ent day New York: Or, rather; he }.--The heard..o! . ‘oblivio may: letection, |.or something -conjui sig © ee “ba- us > hi d - ‘ fhrows Grenadine into the works, had jumped ship in some “ba-| oblivvous th her sur od, heady, | Aad pot ie 4 @ gaint airliner made its way. :A door ac- o Soined: a’ 4 : Into! £ vslay@\ trade, Pata” country and joined a‘rev-| Mme. Wagner, your cue.” ing up at her, a cidentally opened and when a 28-year-old ins ACA ve wae bi ines; ‘olution. From the stage, Fricka’s sum: favocie authors. ‘steward grabbed for it, an air drift suck- | poiitics boudaiy; "| ‘Wishing I could do same, 1} mons shook the rafters. Agatha Christie, John 1 ed him out, A passenger, who witnessed {thing ypu can imagine sein i ee ee ee ee Catt, Rex. Stout aie Stanies On the same day, an airliner, flying | never alone MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, the accident said, “The wind blew him jever anything’ a a pened = 3 over Tampa Bay, reported a similar event.| ‘The gfand:Slani 1950—Tactful and full of resource, out.” you car bet your Here again, a twenty-eight-year-old at-|vertising and at bie programs) Announcements Gati- Wilh vieed a08 your “ubiiidies = ego for & door which flew [* Ruak's cinasle || State Demeoeratic Primary. |‘° withstand fortune'’s attacks. open and he was sucked out. His right leg May 2, 1950 If the minor aspects are favor- thitaxes to pay the interest and retire || ahte to vote courageously in an election page one, hoping that this book th@bonds. year. s the last ‘THE ORACLE CHANCE OR GOD, ce hae. s of the Communist Party in-New which resulted. in thei conviction, lowed by the sentencing of six de- nsels to serve terms in jai of court. ; Your Horoscope that Grenadine was. disrespectful, sarcastic and irisolent, In addition, they attempted to ubstruct jus-’ tice and sabotage the judicial . system. They used the courts as machine and fatched abo: d you've got a book you’ll latched about a post use in operating | remember. A able, there is opportunity for rn - a a pp ff intend tdi 7 J the plane’s steps, passengers sotinded the |_ “THE HORSE'S MOUTHS by sutcess, if not, it will be better await TO KEY WEST alarm and the man held on until the big |70%C= eee 5 be For U. S. eegay ee ee to,"keep in the snaitow waters of Date Arrive Leave Arrive hi d funniest book to 4th Congressional Dis quiet life. In all events, walk Fon ‘West ship landed safely. England in the past PAT CANNON faints Fligh. Key West Havana | Flight .— Key - Thus, on the same day, from two | Well, you've got me — 15 ee 952 10:15AM. 11:00 A.M. | 981 —s O46 ADA lanes flying many miles apart, an atten- |cause I have not readSaim the ‘. For U. S. Congressman GOOD POSITION t{ 954 145P.M. 2:30PM. / 953 12:30PM iS PM ? diertoregd seats: books that have come/out ot| 4th Congressional District |! ose 0 400 PM. 4:45PM. | 955 3:00PM, S45 PM, dant was sucked out of the cabin as he England:in the- past-tertmyentse--[-+-~ BILL LANTAFF Said one Englishman to an- uu Ti reached-for an accidentally-opened door.} Yo should... . however .... ties, AE you looked at 8 postage AERCVIAS Q s. A. } In-one instance, the man fell to his death {bang out of this one. It is about stamp, how could you tell that For State. Senator iss allan it thiomnmn i Leh cree an artist who is nuttier than a JAMES A. FRANKLIN we will never lose a war? ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent neys atthe judge ang ne ee remarkably, fruit cake, but who can really Re-Election oe wees ; i because he swaite - x | paint: ;whier: “he. icant: Borrdvyy or [PT 5 “Because the King is on the trial. This is an attempt to explain the dif- | steal the paint. In; fact he goes For State Sencor side that doesn’t get licked.” trial would’ of these. men. or attempt to | into a nobleman’s~eastle white NORWOOD R. STR \YHORN f RRS 2S TER the nobleman ig not there and paints huge ‘feet all over the}{ manor. inscrutable mysteries of what judge had se ed» thi il chance and others call God? jail during the sbroceeding would never have, been €¢o! For State Re; tative 208 Duval C'RERNIE. C, PAPY Garden Inn "5,200: ~~ """'Re-Election Finest Mixed Drinks =BEER end WINE— ‘ “f 4 If you think you know a lot you had eck RB? the objectionable fuctits of: the attorneys ; ; Interesting Notes For State Representative ww Prices Are Born Here would have accomplished their purpose. — a Aion Shay Hau i J. ¥. PORTER, IV RADE ig NORMA BECK Pigs under 15@ pounds appear neennn_2_-acecnanacaane ce eee pr gpa a espe eT : ; For County Commissioner “DIVORCEES ANONYMOUS” Cut rates and below-cost prices rarely sige beet dete es A Second Distt ——————— | e : ee help the individual who thinks he gets an| as much as 30 per cent-cf RANK STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | From Chicago comes the story of. a 6 ET af OOD ef the | ———_____——— |} @ young attoriiey, whose practice included fal ean ba i Say te Gin on feed “of .aweing|*' For Comte pecacuei nes TRIUMPH hig many divorce cases and who, after try- TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC rc NEL ee ol RODMAN J. BETHEL COFFEE ing to reeoncile a couple in his office, 2 eae iety says the ‘ees wre pei o Teele MILL |} @ happeged to run into a former client. She With almost all of the four hundred |see the Teton range in western}. For County Commissioner at won her divorce but he asked her to go in | thousand members of the union who mine Wyoming was J Iter, in Second District All Grocers ee ‘LOUIS CARBONELL ae Can anes an For County Commissioner Second District FRED J. DION 4807. and convince the other couple that, a di- soft coal on strike and with the nation’s voree Id be a mistake. A ee si a eted by; the three-day work- ‘The woman suceeeded ahd, Bed ye fh J ident reluctantly invoked sult, there, was formed a group.of wore the powers of the Taft-Hartley Act, which TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Know America) Justice Hugo L. Black of the STRAND conditions BZ Last Times Today } | i FOR HOME or , i eee — under the name, “Divorcees Anonym ‘he has repeutetly saidshoutd be repealed: |v. s. Supreme, Goutt,.; in }, For County Commissioner : . ‘ ‘ to do what they ean to pi aoa There’ are a Tapae bf members of |Harlem, Ala, 64 ald we a hale Fourth District East Side, West Side COMMERCIAL USE. S290 W) Prof. Arthur M. Schelsinger,{| __. BEN N. ADAMS Som, . ‘ Congress who agree with the President ‘that thé obnoxious faw should ‘be repealed, but who, unlike the Chief Exeeutive, have insisted that the new law should contain adequate’ powers for the President te use Bore don at Salinas, California, if a strike imperils the national health tara Trew rictedl Eek. and safety. ist, born in Chicago, 46~ years Mr. Lewis, the doughty leader of the | 380. miners, is an old aftagonist of the Presi- A Rapa eee it; born dent. He has knowingly or not given great |” vice Aamiral AMthucAW hen Strength to the insistence that any new |ford, born in Chicago, $4) years labor law shall eontai uate clauses [48° be nia adeq David Sarnoff, chairman of the Third District couples from breaking up their, : The attorney, Samuel M. Starr, says that the organization has thirty-five ac- tive members, has been. set up as a non- profit corporation and will issue charters for branches in other cities, The mémbers work for nothing except the satisfaction they experience from saving a miartiage- that apparently is about to go. on the rocks. We Are Prepared To Furnish You = With Clear, Pare | Cube Crushed IGE: \n Eitiiiiiees. Inc (ICE DIVISION) , famous Harvard . histori: and author, born in Xertia, Onke, 62 Years ago. } John E. Steinbeck, fattious au- eee ee ee EEE EEE R For County Commissioner |} psueatc' veteran ‘ourtl istric’ Coming: EASY LIVING PAUL E. MESA Victor Miwture, Eacille Ball, eee EEE ne Sonny Tufts and Lizabeth Seott For County Commissioner Fourth District GERALD SAUNDERS Last Times Today For Member of School Board raid Diwiet Nosotros Las Probres EUGENE L. ROBERTS PEDRO INFANTE. EVIE, a For Member of Schoo) Board [ff svanian riceare i Coming: INNER SANCTUM 7) rei EPHONE NO. 8 ‘deintiipelii ceria ais One of these days we: will know all there*is to be known aff@ there won't be }to protect the health and safety of the . é ‘s 4, Chas, Rus- KEY WEST, FLORIDA any excuse for us to linger aropnd. public, 2 es in Bae ‘sO, vensbeoese eo i One RO — aor i nat Ree eS ca | ‘incense oes! ie eg pe eet So eENacors& ak .