The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1950, Page 8

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ag amt q a os i | | + i MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1950 . PAGE EIGH? THE KEY WEST CITIZEN . 0 4 . a | : ISN’T THIS A MOUTHFUL? i eee AIRLINER BELIEVED SABOTAGED Business Good (OS Commumists | 05 much of this word | : jon the theory that you don’t ne : i Held In Jail At road manners if you are dri Throu hout | , a five-ton truck. 8 |Uberlandia io oases teh ° ° ae i police force to the last H Entire Nation | 10 De saNEiRo. peat —| PRY force th at \(#).—Here’s something about a! ‘The pendulum then swung in a! 5 . Latin American uprising to end|the other direction 4 So Reports Acting | all Latin-American uprisings. We | troops returned and i Chairman Keyserling [shall recount it in narrative |unists plus the fell 5 thi ox i | style. landed in the pokey once To Chief Executive | Once upon a time there was < | Which brings us to the present i Of U.S. Today -village in the interior of Brazil] moment in the political life of ; . | called Uberlandia. This place w j Ub rlandia, Brazil ' WASHINGTON, April 17.—(), j jdependent on a large British- |— —r——— i p|—Economic advisers have told owned plantation. After some | +2 | ; President Truman that the bus- centuries of quiet, Communism | ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES i nets. outlook for the Bene each to Uberiandia, and 68 citi- 49g DUVAL ST. PHONE 250 f months is very strong. Mr. Tru- Sins joined the party ; |man got that report from Acting ! Brandishing guns, the 68 seiz-} ROYAL PORTABLES | pie a vas Boeling of the British owned plantation, — 3 ; tl resident's Ci - f Eco- 25 suese of “dowr {the White House with anothe were called from a nearby gar- | | tcouneil member, John D. Clark. | rison. They rounded up the 68 | Their report ‘to the President peasants and flung them into the i i 7 | : Y | i | is confidential. But while it will| Uberlandia dungeon. Then the | not be made public, Keyserling | P ; : : eee eiidinra went hame. { or 7 p for news- | The new Nash Rambler custom convertible offers | windows, These safety rails also form a strong struc- oe : 2 g { {Jater summed it up for news Shas | : rigidity of the Airflyt They had failed to reckon with | men. He said the outlook is’ full-size five-passenger accommodations. Exterior ap- | tural bridge-beam for extra rigidity of the Airflyte tee etlow caballo. (heen were strong despite unemployment. pearance is highlighted with sweeping front-to-rear | ve a ae : i. taeeios 6 coeen. i Ke; ng said things look} fender lines. | Priced below the lowest of today’s five-passenger mee We Gave ee an eee ve: : re | Rambler revives the name of one of America’s | convertibles, it includes at no exira t about $300 > ‘ . aps - The ‘ good whatever way you measure as ase és including: clectrically | jail, closed in and released the SALES . . . SERVICE { the situation He added that! first mass produced cars first built in 1902 at Nash | werth of custom appointments including electrically eaten: iheuihan there nenoceas March showed indications of| Motors’ Kenosha, Wisconsin plant. It claims new | operated top, Weather Eye conditioned air heater, | 68. Then togeth; ———— = a “strengthened economic activity.”| standards of safe The car offers the protection | radio, one piece windshield, direction signals, clock, As for unemployment, Ke: yser-| of two heavy stecl rails overhead at the top of side | rubber foam cushions and many oth i ()-Wirephoto!ling said the nation faces more |_ ——————— 2 ae oe ye fi Z of it because of a steadily rising [teesseeernans ar E of a RAE at Ths, | VRURLINE OFFICIALS INSPECT THE TORN FUSELAGE Saber‘ torch: Hak he aout Fire Department | P le’ F British European Airways Viking plane at the Northolt Airport, } “Unemployment levels are’ not | H cop es Oram i ee a on ‘London, after the Paris-bound craft, ripped open by a mysterious critical or dangerous, but they are ; Puts Out Brush | | Direct Hit With | blest over the English Channel, had managed to return safely to higher than they ought to be. | Wg cats ss eile | its base, with 92 persons aboard. At first believed to have been | We must strive for. enough | . S “d cha ek aan Meiewn cd ten ee | iW t Pi st ] | steuck by lightning, officials later said that the plane “certainly” | pansion and enough of new: in iFire n Saturdav | STs, PEE the ealtor ronarven the | Wy ALCL ISUO. | Sas sabotaged. Only the stewardess was injured by the blast, a a Sjpimante eee. | ” ; are considered libelous 0: - ROCHESTER, N. Y.—( Which wrecked the plane’s gallery and cloakroom. Dera sa pbs isi ah ac A brush‘ fire in the rear of} ante, T™ toolicg in Rochester the constantly increasing labor air and } pide 5 ana pr eee aa —4 force,” ~ | Tropic’s Cafe, Duval and Angela | 300 words. at = story without explanation, an ‘Z - streets, called out the Fire De-! the writers monet a oom PART the | we pass it on without explana- | me $ | letters and will he published @n- | tio; i 4 Navy Te Piai, pe 100 Ave 110,000 RAILROAD ee at 6:30 p.m. on Satur-} tea» Fequented otherwise. es Hibansc Corsau 5 ce E (Continued From Page One’ | day. There was no property dam-; N HI of Rochester, waited for a large! ; j R Thi S whether the walkout, if called, | age, the firemen quickly extin : SNOW WAIST-HIGH | truck “tp pass andvas the deured , ghar it should be against all railroads, | guishing the fire itor, The Citize j went by, he-leaned out, pointed B Rese: ve ecru Ss 1s ummer or only those using the largest Bee ek Disa Oe RECN i Please renew o: subscription! a water pistol at her and fired. | Eos ' | number of diesel locomotiv | |to The Citizen. We are still in, He scored a direct hit, too. | At Various Air Stations [rasersie aries, | Ottumwa School | eis?" i sae He sore! sabes bh 2 GLORIOUS SIZES Re . zs i s s Ke | Eagle ive altho officially i ’ action have been submitted to B d S - Th: {is supposed to be spring. The ER YOUR NEEDs |) i ‘Approximately 2,100 Naval Aira | the committee since it began de- oard Sees at , high and ° today, ee — LINE OF : dite sesuiis: will be given 5 jliberations last Thursday. uy - it is snowing and ieee aes Roc veakcceak 5 eight weeks of indoctrination | How Tg G Rid All legal meditation require-| Qty qf ; Study | drifting azain. This is not usual , n 4 Saree eres OF. indo ons |LLOW 10 Get ht | ments have been exhausted ana| SUudents Study weather for our part of the coun- = " ing enjoy- FANCYS EXTRA training at Naval air stations # i a ren $s g 254 @esuehout the country this sum- the unioa is at liberty to call al anne ; ‘try, howveer, as we have had ment, light up a co id ‘ The recruits who are new corpions 5 ' Streamlined aggre: e education ey 1 our garden v the dis- k Py HAY-A-TAMPA +P 2 yr 25¢ members of organized aauasrons | I E I ° d ja8_ Scorpions breed in such ma-} won't do eny more in Ottumwa. appe snow in the’ back- \ or! A. mild, mettow, i, $at- of the Naval Air Reserve, wili| 1S xp aine | terials. i The school Board has decided it’s "oun ee : COME TO THE | _isfying blend ‘of smooth, CooL sont _— report to their training areas at |, When one gets into the home, | time to squeeze in the three “R’S' Am enjoying The Southern- fragrant tobaccos. Try one IS: Various dates in June. WASHINGTON, April 17.—(#). there’s no particular reason for | comewhor- along t line. And Most Corner” a lot, keeps us in TROPICAL TRADER = tod d il agree! Phe first full-scale summer| Now and then » finds a! Setting disturbed about it: sim-|the results is a school-wide up- touch with what is going on in lacy and you teaiaing of recruits for the Naval |" Sus bien Someone finds 81 bly get the household spray gun| roar. About 21 seniors in’ the the southernmost city. }] 718 Duval Street Phone 1000 : Soe Ait Reserve program was con. ,fW scorpions in his home and and give the scorpion a dose of | Ottumwa High School will not Since: yours, } = ‘ ducted last summer. Results| gets somewhat disturbed about appends and that'll be the end} get’ their diploma this Spring, . MRS. ARTHUR J. MIXDORF. ino aap dist iver Stiietm Showed that the trained recruits | it, knowing that the sting of one | of the. pest. 5 y don’t know Eagle River, Wisi aa tee EV y Phurades Morning! iii—<e were the best potential material | o¢ these little animals, they're not! 4S sctiplons: are carnivorous | Y of English April 11, 1950. | = Broadway's WEEKEND SPECIALS Start EVERY T y 8 3 in their respective squadrons. |... ., cee animals, feeding on insects and grammar. $$$ | i A Ree Nog) Alc Reserve pro. | Wert Sean some folks nie other: small, soft-bodied: animals, |""rne schodl Board set the new aminations in 8th aad-oih erade|. L ADD UP A t gram, launched in July, 1946, has | they is quite painful. jit. is practically -impossible to| requirements after learning that grammar. And if they can’t pa ty 2 i anactive membership of more| Agricultural Experiment Sta-| control them with-a-poison bait, {Ottumwa graduates in college it, the school board says it only | > 2 ont «than 25,000 enlisted personnel | tion entomologists receive rather the Experiment Station ento- complain of not knowing plain proves how badly they need the | 5 TO ay who attend regularly scheduled | frequent letters from folks who | mologi: | English. subject. There y be some] 5 / 3 ; drills. The membership was in-|are seeking information on con-} So, ¢ leaning up decaying wood Under the new rules, no stu- squawks from parents of geni-, fx aS | seeped by more than 2,500 during | trolling scorpions. Well, the most and. other debris and using a/dent can graduate from high uses. But the School Board is g | g aK 3 ‘the last year. effective thing you can do to, good household insecticide against | <chool without first passing ex- adamant. 5 = * Air stations tentatively des: keep scorpions out of your home any that show up are the best'| — jt = = ---———_— | $ = Mated as recruit training centers | is to eliminate decaying. wood or | measures to take against scor- Hi = ‘Rte: Anacostia, Washington, D. C.; other debris in or near the house, ' pions. | es wD 3 = 2 = S tksonville, Florida; Norfolk, akginia; Memphis, Tennessee; He, Washington; Atlanta, The expenditure of $500 3 NG = ia; Columbus, Ohio; Dall. af nea eth at : When You Shop Day In and Day Out at BROADWAY 7 @rleans, Lousiana; New York, = R t lew York; Okiand, Californi a = Glathe, Kansas; St. Louis, Mi : Grade “A” Georgia Whole or Cut-Up Tender - Well Trimmed “CLUB” & iri;iGrosse Tle, Michigan; Los : & mitos, California; Miami, Flor- | . FRYERS . . ms lb. 58¢ STEAKS ‘ . : lb. 2 ..Minneapolis, Minnesota; | aS = 1 peg sila ae a |. [| Young : Tender - Select BEEF Wilson's Laurel “SLICED” 3 ae = 8. LIVER. ... ..QupbeSBG@EBACON: .... 1b: 3 $502,931.11 RECEIVED = : Fo y E fContinued From Page One: | Sao », | Colored - Quartered MIOLQ. Made's “Sunbeam” SKINLESS j een completed, O'Bryant said. | mye = ‘ {Eb. . " f Mee bas school will te “| =f iMargarine .. fe. 29ehRRANKS.... 2. = than the combined ° | +S : 5 Tavernier and Isl: | = - , r the population of the ty »wns pce = Haye’ increased greatly in recent = cy ws. WORK hs si : Rirdsove ‘ “Fresh Frozen’ years. | | FAN . : . AME plans, except the lunch-| 2 Ve 4 rppms have been approved by the | ~~ 5 — ea es A | 3 . 29 1% u State-Depar nt for ther Key | = pw es Lbs € * wm West’ High School additions, the = JUICY ift’ "| primary school, the Poinciana | am | PROBA Swift's Glenwood Creamery School, the Reynolds School, the | * e Truman Tlementary School and | 3 Grapefruit for ¢ Eh: the Douglass School 3 ¢ CALIFORNIA SUNKIST Roll For Sale o-Nox! for the new school building | School Board had in mind, e ons sie c ses . cries will go a long way to have the} schools of Monroe County near the HP. DR. HERZ WIL SPE. AK | Continued From Fage One) and other Florida doctors, specia- lists from New York, chicago, Baltimore, and Washington, will | be featured. Guest speaker be: fore the general session of the convention Dr Altos Ochsner, Ochsner Clinic, New leans. Dr, Herz is also the M onroe | County Medical Society repre- sentative in the House of Dele- gates, policy making body of the ‘state group. Dr. Herbert E. 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