The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1950, Page 4

| } THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1959 chy ry (NINA LESLIE GULEY, Society Editor | «Officers Wives Club Addressed Mote ne ” Ls With caries or dental decay fact? oan: oc- ing in the United States four io] or, five times faster than it can corrected by the dent ‘available, specific ’ ists steps should be taken to safeguard children’s ‘so death, Dr. Herman H. Gray poi ed out yesterday at a meeting ee the Officers Wives Club held }<i7 Ft. Gaylor Officets Club. pies ing on “A Dental int- of at Pro- gram For Children,” Dr. Gray, who is conducting a survey tre: Service, reported in detail on it dental sodium fluor dD in ‘Key West for the Public Health the ide | b T l By b fe iu cate) ti (4a fs b mht ani tite pci Es mares rere Sot Fort Taylor Officers Club Here ; ; ay becney } eral weeks here with relative: and ‘friends. | ‘mGoming Events © ZUESDAY, APRIL 2 : Ta bz. } t C eeeinanal ‘ogram held locally under the direction of Dr. William Shum- pert, whose team is one of 50 now _working throughout the United “States under the Public Health »! Service. re; The national program, under , Way sirice last year, is designed to help prevent dental decay in children. Such treatment is ap- \plied idea’ly at the apparance of each new tooth, or at the ages of 3, 7, 10 and 13. The benefits of oithe treatinent for adults are still being investigated. ‘The speaker stated that an al- é te method. of combatting de- ¢eay-would be to add a minute amount of sodium fluoride to the drinking water, a means now em- ‘ployed by various communities, with Gainesville the first city in .»Blor io do so. ~” “Pooth decay is the commonest disease of man,” Dr. Gray de- elared, pointing out that faulty diet is ofter. a cause of it. He sug- "gested substitution of fruits for ‘the refined sugar contained in ‘candy, soft drinks and ice cream i ah stressed the importance of blishing the habit of brush- ing teeth in young children. oanae sucking was deplored ‘as ‘permarently distorting the os of the mouth and thoat. By Dr. Herman H. Gray At Luncheon Meeting Held Yesterday The speaker advocated a change in the child's activity or putting mustard or pepper on the thumb. Another effective remedy, he said, is forcing the child to suck hisithumb in front of a mirror when he wants to be out play- ing. Dr. Gray stressed the impor- tance of saving the baby teeth as a means cf preserving the nor- mal shape of the mouth and as an aid in keeping detay away from the permanent teeth. Baby teeth are easy to fill and should be checked frequently by a den- tist, he declared, pointing out that dente! abscesses or gum boils act as foci of infection, to various physical ailments. Mrs. Nathalie Beshany . and Mrs. Alice Laughon were hos- tesses at the luncheon which pre- ceded Dr. Gray’s talk. Mrs. Jean- ne Mann, chairman of the Club's advisory board, presided and presented a silver butter plate on behalf of the club’ to Mrs Gwen Morror, who has just re- tired after serving nine months as chairman. Mrs. C C. Adell asked for volunteers for Navy Relief work, announcing the forthcoming es- tablishment of a class in indoc- trination ef interviewers under the leadership of Mrs. Peggy Say- lor, executive secretary of the local Navy Relief group. Mrs. O. A. Smith spoke in behalf of the thrift shop. The club was thanked by Mrs Herbert Pace for its donation tc the colored Old People’s Home. and Mrs. Mann announced the proposed starting of weekly class- es in reducing, to bg held Tues: day mornings at the Seaplane | Base. Mrs. C. S. Carlisle won oor prize of the afternoon. th la : ¢ Home Nursing 2 Helen Berezovsky, . new- «::1¥@ppointed home nursing chair- ft for the/Key West Chapter ¢ American. Red Cross, an- ; that six members of the home. nursing class com- the 12-hour course this * is one of six classes which is now Cross chapter. in the auditorium of the h unit and the first store Poinciana business dis- fre Gwconeee “Stork a He eld #& stork shower was held at aylor Officers Club on Wed- yy afternoon of this week ni honoring Mrs. Nicholas Lucker *s and Mrs. Rodney Sanders. t “(fhe table was decorated with vabouquet of assorted flowers tarrying out the pink and blue color scheme, with the tradition- al stork figure, and the gifts had been placed in pink and blue+Arguellas, R. J. Brown, { t s-baby bootees. te Phe cake had decorations of Small storks topping the pink and » blue icing, and the storks them-' 'Sel@es were giver to the honorees at the party as a memento of the} oceasion. After the many beautiful and Former Key Westers Now Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Pastor Pages, | formerly of Key West but now| making their home in New York, j arrived over the Overseas High-| way this week for a stay of se “Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re- bekah Lodge No. 14. 8:00 P.M.,' at Knights -of‘ Pythias Hall, Fleming street. Visiting Rebekuhs. welcome. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26— Meeting, La Contha Navy | tons Wives Club No. 88, 7:30 P.M. | in clubrooms, Building 178, U. S. Naval Station. Weekly meeting, Key West Bridge Association, 7:30 P.M. siwat American Legion Home, Stock Island. Duplicate bridge. THURSDAY, APRIL 27— ¢ Sewing group of Monroe Coun- x? ty Hospital Auxiliary 'Four Tables Of Duplicate Bridge Classes - Now Being Conducted By Red Cross trict. To enroll in one of the Home nursing classes, call Mrs. N-ttles, telephone 286 at the Red _Cross chapter. Mrs. Grace Naser, a Home nursing instructor gave the course. The . following will receive their Red Cross Home Nursing being conducted by thei! certificates: Mrs. Lee Thompson, The classes!Mrs. Anna M. Mills, Mrs. Gene- vieve. P. Kuhn, Mrs. Robert Knowles, Miss Leslie Gates and Mrs, Carola R. Nettles. Wednesday useful gifts were opened and shown, party games were pla¥- ed, the prize of a charming plas- tic apron being awarded to Mrs. R. J. Brown. Refreshments of cake, _ ice cream and coffee were served, and guests attending the affair included the Mesdames B. W. Webb, Haley Rogers, J. R. E.: A. Christofferson, James E. Hugus, H. L. Campbell, J. J. Albright, Jr. B. H. Gardner, John Grieshey and W. Holm. Hostesses for the occasion were the Mesdames J. S. Phillips. C. G. Lubbock, L. T. Howard and T. E. Slayton. Played Wednesday Four tables of bridge were ens gaged in play at the last ion of the Key West Bridge Associa- tion, which met Wednesday even- ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Amer- ican Legion Home on Stock Is- and. High score for north and south positions were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Chappell, and east and west high scorers were Mrs. Carl Dunn and Charles Simmons. Those desiring to play in next Wednesday’s games are request- ed by the Key West Bridge As- sociation to communicate with Mrs. C, R, Reagan at 1002-M and make their reservation Murrays Of Tennessee Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Murray and their daughter, Ann, of Bris- tol, Tennessee, are spending their vacation in Key West, and are enthusiastic about the fine ,; .meets at 2 P.M. at Hospital. *+ ©Call Mrs. Rutt, 420-W for} transportation. H climate and the wonderful fishing they have had. leading { ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE TO WED Races {| QUADRUPLE AMPUTEE SOON | Soom | (&) Wirephoto JIMMY WILSON of Jacksonville, Fla., World War II veteran who lost both hands and both feet in an airplane crash while in service, will be married to Miss Dorothy Mortenson June 8. The happy lovers pose in Jacksonville after announcement of their engagement. He is 25 and she is 23. | Lanes Pay Visit iP he To Citizen Office: This Morning | WEATHER Mr, and Mrs. Donald R. Lang:+ and daughter,,Fhorenge paid a courtesy call to The Citizen. this morning. Mr. Lane . is. .Christian, Key West and Vicinity: to partly cloudy and Clear continued Science committeeman’ on’ publi. Mild today through Sunday. Gen- cation for Florida with offices in. tle to moderate northeast and Biscayne building, Miami east winds, fresh at times off Last night, Lane spoke ,at the shore. Christian | Sciencé Society Sachs a 3 Elizabeth caudets A> Florida: Mostly ‘clear today. Sunday partly cloudy, slightly warmer in north portion, con- tinued mild in south portion. Jacksonville Thru The Florida} Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:| Gentle io moderate variable winds over south portion and ; moderate northeast winds over south portion today. Sunday mod- erate south winds over north por- tion and moderate east to east winds over Mostly clear today.. Sunday part- lk ai eae Richard Ervin, Sr. TALLAHASSEE, April (#),—The father of Attorney Gen- eral Richerd Ervin died unexpec- tedly here today 22. _He was 73-year-old Richard jy cloudy Ervin, Sr. He hadn’t been in ill “ Jacksonville To Apalachicola: health and death was attributed No small craft or storm warnings to a heart attack have been issued. | Mister in had been om- ployed by the state since 1921 Report | He worked with the Road De- Observation Taken at City Office, partment, the Cabinet Internal 8:30 A.M., EST Impr< ent Fund Board and ee Fla? Apolo (105 the Comptroller’ office peace etn LEN cyt) | In addition to the Temperature | 3 Highest yesterday 78} Gene he is wrviv a : 7 widow. and three other sons and Lowest last night sy three daughters aes 16 No funeral haye been Normal 8 made pending the return here of Se the ‘Att sche Gar al oe Precipitation i i 5 Total last 24 hours 0 ins mete ln io x Total this month ins. PWO-CYCLE CRASH peficieney this month ins. (Conunued t-om Fage One) Total this year 23 ins. j upeWhitehead strect for approxi Deficiency this year 1.58 ins. | mately sixty fec ‘ mae Margaret Woodson is under ob-. Relative Humidity, 8:30 a.m. servation at the hospital suffer- 62% ing from bruises and shock SaTE Christopher was not critically in /AROMETER jured i Sea Level, 8:30 a.m. Damage to the Christopher 30.14 ins.—1020.3 mbs. motorcycle was estimated at Sere $250 and wbout $75 for Reney’s Tomorrow’s Almanac Naval Base machine. Sunri: | aks ace Sunset SENATE LEADERS aaocntise 4 Moonset i Continued From Fage One) ° { ocrats and Republicans will vote Tides | the same way.” | | High-ranking . Democrats in tQMORROW Congre: y they probably will Eastern Stanaard Time have to offer a compromise in High Low : order to get any .sort. of exten- 2:37 a.m. 5:55 a.m. : sion. 12:44 p.m 8:47 p.m The Senate Banking. Gommit- Cie ter eae peel eats consider, rent, contols. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | poe bet mares | Reference Station: Key West CORRECTION | : ise of Belant ot In Thursday's Citizen of build, StaHon— Tide. [high wates ing permits, Anibal Armayor was % 4 ome | reported as being issued permits (ridge) ——Oh 10m 9.0 ft. nh No Name Key (east end) _.+2h 20m Boca Chica (Sandy Pt.) —0h 40m Caldes Channel (north end) _+2h 10m +1.4 ft in the amount of $500 for eae! building’ at 1426 and 1430 Tropi- cal street The perrnit for each buildin vas actually $5,000 neer for Wallace and Clauser,| (—)—Minus sign. Corrections consulting engineers for water to be subtracted. and sewer construction. { (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to! The family is staying at the: be added. M. & B. Motel during their vaca-* Mr. Murray is a resident engi- tion here. ‘ Mt. Etna is 10,741 feet high. ln bn td dn ddd bnn bn tntndntntntntntnd | KEY WEST NEWS Of Days Gone By Taken From* » The Files Of The Key West 04£4444444444444444 444444444444 4444444 Daily Citizen) PHONES: SFORZA BELIEVES Continued ¥rom Page One) ithroughout the nation noisy stu- Gent demonstrations’ fanned Ita- lain feelings over 'the disputed sof the three: powers to realize the ‘| pledge. made in. March, 1948, “have been impeded by the Sov- iet Union.” : Ruusia yesterday ‘ that Britain ‘and the United States withdraw occupation troops from Trieste and accused the Western Powers of not adher- demanded Russia has opposed | peace trea’ heated debate in the chamber, as free. territory. Sforza said efforts |, ing to provisions of the Italian; :. SOCIETY ... PERSONALS ... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ... Citizen’ Office, 51; Residence, 629. AF WANTS TO SOLVE (Contined From Page One) supersonic speeds by Major Ric- hard Johnson, holder of the res cognized world jet sppéd record of re than 670 miles an hour Ret in’ 1948 at Muroc, California, Reports. of an explosion or earthtremor that rattled dishes and broke ‘windows ‘near here began pouring in to police, news- papers and radio stations Thurs. day. Telephone callers timed the disturbance at about 11:30 AM, Reports of a second blast aboug | 12:15 PM: yesterday created morg excitement It mounted when two |} more occurred about 3:30 P.M. Johnson heard about the stery blasts. He recalled they i |returning the free territory t} ooincided roughly with the time 10 TEARS AGO 1 20 EARS AGO Italy. » caiq| he was in the air and told supers County Supervisor of Regis-! The carrier pigeon captured “We Italians, however,” said jor officers about it. They per. tration John England today p yesterday at the power house of | Sforza, “remain confident in| mitted him to disclose that those ed a total of 6,423 registered vot- the local electric company, prob-| the tripartite decision. workin ers as qualified to vote in the coming May 7th and May 28th primaries and the eleceion next fall. This, according to Mr. Eng- land, is one of the heaviest re- gistrations in Monroe County in modern times, and_ indicate: he and many county ., officials think, an intense interest on the part of the electorate in the com- ing primary. elections. ¥ 4 Delance O. Maxtin, .who: has been stationed at the U. §, Weather Bureau since June, 1934, as observer, left on the 11 o'clock } sterday morning pursuant | issued from Washing- ton, transferring him to Cincin- ably came from Havana. It is not a government carrier, as was thought possible when report of its capture was first made. 6 ok & Monroe County is expected to continue to choose her county commissioners just as she has done in the past. There appears to be little qharice that she will be affected by the fight now (being waged in,Leon county to, deferm- ine how: : county“ ‘commissigners are to ruin in the'comihg primary there. Re tk ered | Hoover urges Congress. to, ap- ! propriate funds at once for? Key ! West postoffice. President asks nati, O. ! for $525,000 in order that contract i Ke ok | be let at once. Information to. this Mayor Willard M. Albury re-, effect reached The Citizen last ceived notice yesterday of a, night in en Associated Press dis- meeting of the Overseas Road! patch. and Toll Bridge Commission, of | xk *& ~ which he is a member, to be held! The newly organized Garden at 9 o'clock this morning in the Club, with E. A. Strunk, Jr., as office of the State Road Depart-| president, has called a meeting to ment in Miami. | be held tomorrow evening, begin- ek os ‘ning at 8 o'clock, at the Woman's The local Weather Bureau, un- | Club home on Division street. der the direction of, Meteorolo- ; ~ k* * gist G. S. Kennedy, has been ad- | Attorney W. H. Malone, , who 2 vised of the appointment of Rus- | has been in Miami since Sunday,‘ sell A. Gutteridge, who is com- , is expected to return tomorrow. ing tomorrow from: Ft. Lauder-, ven eock dale and will take the «place of| 25 YEARS AGO - Clyde R. Hughes; junior observer,j Ministers with. wives and Chil-, who has Seen promoted. to the dren, numbering in all not tess position of observer.’ Delance “than thirty, took’a few hours‘off Martin has been transferred. nf Cross-State. caravan th (Pensa: cola will ‘begin ‘from’ Key West tomorrow when a delegation of local Jaycees will leave for the. convention tity to attend the an: nual convocation of Florida Jun- ior Chambers of Commerce to be held Apri! 25, 26 and 27, hangar for.eypicnic: Fish had- been ’ Caught’ bY, Prss Sinks ‘4nd: Coons, the, doek.,was.a. busy scene in the. cleaning 0f » yellow: tails. Others, tried fishing but the high winds spoiled: the sport. Over a,fire of coals Dr. ,Ley kept the fish spluttering in the crisco ;in the | big ‘frying pan until enough, were * * ' perfectly ready; .for the | whole Today The Citizen says in.an company. He was unanimously editorial ‘agraph: A | given the degree of C. A. “Come “The rst for knowledge is Again.” The table was. spread in a not as acute as the hunger for the corner of the hangar, with the coin of the realm.” | cars grouxed around for addi- ‘yesterday’ ahd gathekéd ‘at the big” berg*Thompson, ahd Robert F, close to the project feel a logical explanation linking the dives with the explosions. SEARCH CONTINUES (Continueu From Page One} c Italy’s Foreign Minister said | they the waverings of the western| ¢,, | press on the tripartite pledge, |“since Marshal Tito rebelled | against Soviet hegemony” are} | understandable. Yugoslavia —oc- cupies zone B of Trieste and has | j Practically annexed it, Tokyo, in the Viginity of. Mount § Fujiyama. Part of the search i tional wind-breaks, ‘and with Sent tng filly ate ie Ps 800 feet. seats of boards +. | oe Some firemen climbed about Three hundred Egypt Shriners | half way up the mountain through | will leave Tampa for Havana via] fog and clouds before turniing back. They will go to the | Key West this afternoon on board say top tomorrow. Should they find | the steamchip Cuba, a¢eording to the plane, they will send a run- information received from the yest coast city, and are due to yer back with the word. ar ve here tomorrow morning. | Meanwhile, the American KE MOK |searchers are in constant radio Nationa’ly well known Ameri- touch with their bases which in cans and others continue to be- turn are in contact with search come members of the Oversea! headquarters at Johnson Air | Highway Assiciation. Today Cap-! Base near Tokyo. tain Clark D. Stearns, executive The accident may prove to be vice president of the association, ‘the second worst in the history of received the memberships of Col. ! the occupation of Japan. A trans- Robert M. Thompson and Mr. and’ port plane crashed in May, 1947 Mrs. Stephen Pell and proposed killing 41 persons as it neared the hono: membership General Gerardo Machado, presi- dent-elect of Cuba gM nS SSeS SS xk k * In 1947 Americans ate an .,, The sate of tickets for the dance average of 79.9 pounds of beef and cabaret that will,be given by and 70 pounds of pork, the first i; Korea. i _the, Key West Country Club in time in 25 years beef exceeded Aronovitz’ . Hall” tomorrow eve-, pork. ning was started yesterday. The’ “purchasing of the ‘tickets . have} ‘been’ such, the committee, Nor-| Dolls Of The »Spottswood, ‘are confident in ae, Month At claring that. the attemdance at . 2 the affair will be . among the, Children s Corner Remember little _ girl's largest that has ever been present: your at any other similar event given birthday with the doll of i in Key West {month. Lovely dresses with : full skirts adorn the doll of her CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the public for their contributions towards Louise Edmonds’ funeral to be condtct- ed Sunday, April 23, at 4 o'clock. THREE FRIENDS. ‘dreams. Start a collection of these charming dolls that she will treasure even after she is gro’ Stop in at the CHILD i CORNER, Fleming at Simonton ; Street, and see them, or call apr22-1tx at 76.—(Advt.) '** tn'this'city for Kirk Sterling Sily Silversmiths, Samiucl Kirk & Son of Baltimore, Kirk Sterling h, preference among discriminating brides of the last century quartcr for its superb quality, artistry, and value. You are pattems . . . several over a century old; none ever discontinued. Flppo The Beachcgyber, your well-known Key West jeweler, is now'vour represent On Display now at TH. E BEA CH COMBER 614 Daval Street intment: ative er. Crafted by America’s oldest ais Won outstanding and a invited to see Kirk's cleven of , the end of a flight to Japan from _ :