The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 9, 1950, Page 3

MONDAY, OCTORER 9, 1950 = LOOK. JERRY. HERE HE T CHANGED MV MIND CMON.LETS OS COMES BACK ae : PLAY BASEBALL 7 } THE KEY WEST CITIZEN sso TRE z= His Mind’s Changed | It'S A PUSHOVER FOR US. TANK CHASING SNIPERS - MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE, SLURP. DIANA WILL BE READY’ it A FEW MINUTES. NO, FRIZZ/ wDON'T LET HIM HAVE OICKIE DARE ANNAPOLIS 2? HATE 10 3 STEP ON A DREAM. KIDS, ' BUT YOU'D HAVE TO BE SMACK INTA ANNAPOLIS, FIGGER ! TH’ UNE STATES NAVAL DEMY ! THE STORM IS VEERING WEST AND WERE STALL W. AFLOAT.’ KEEP YOUR WEN HIS re ~ NOSE UP SWAN SONG! SABOTAGE FAILS TO Kl, BELLE COLUMBIA, CARLO RESCUES HER IN MIDSEA AND FLIES ON TO CAPRI. SCORCHY IS LEFT TO FACE THE STORMY SEAS ‘SWAN SONG <. MY.../ HOW WY] [Way THAT DRESS HAROLy | | Fe : LITTLE GIRL FITS YO" ANYMORE. (US Army Photo wis AP Waephot HAS GROWN... JEEPERS iu: DON'T Ou RECOGNIZE WHO H-HE (S > AW GOLLY, } THAT HURT ! NEVER WANTED TO DO ANYTHING sO MUCH IN wi Se ei AN AMERICAN TANK crashes through am eneny roadblock near Seoul im = drive eguimet Bed snipers still in the area. Infantrymen of the ?th Division (right) are reday to cach through the smashed barrier and put an end to the snipers’ fire. > = = ~~ wevwvevevevey |siarting-at 9 o'clock, will mark Today in History fa 7 ry jthe opening of the general pro- KEY WEST (2 SSiGe tos) eee wT are” in Key West. wh NEWS be climaxed by a bril 2 uen and entert._.zmeni night at San Cark Of Days Gone By = Ernesto Sanchez Estrada, chief of the plant beard im the Depart-,; ment of Agrirulture, Commerce and Labor of Cuba, arrived on jthe Governor Cobb yesterds | oon and will remain here un-' 4 Saturday. | Plans for the new Postfice | iding. which is to be appr hi Fy maiely 130 feet by 180 feet fa EGR Teken Frew The Files {brought to the city this CAPE // | Of The Key West Citizen |y Robert Mayo, assistant REMEMBER 2 j chief engineer in the office | supervising architect of the ury Department. Mr. Ma itizen ‘here to collect C_7a abeut z ate that tion of sewerage and water sys- of |}tems in the building county in Washington! everything possible to} 25 YEARS AGO he Florida Keys Aqueduct} project. Conforming to a custem follo jed for many years, the ition of taday will begin 4 N.j o'clock this afternoon when a « large parade will start from Sar |Carlos hall on Duval str The MacLe: a, for a two week's line of march will be from San! sch uiliarization trip to Galveston |Carlos up Duval to South- i Corpus Christi, Texas. jard, thence to William street = then to Maire pict im the city | Officials of San Carlos Institute| cemetery, then to Cuban pict/SY Senda se Seng iam a me a nced today that the annual; where the graves of the Cuban/“eness = PS Dream Won’t Down! Ginn pe Yee tans coh ne na lectins a ee cee brated tomorrow merning at the;floral tributes. Memorial address- | Lo: Martires de la Patria plot at “S Wil be made at both pigces— the city cemetery, starting at 10:09 the Maime plot and at the Cuban | RORRUMENET COM MAMEAKERRHUe eRe eA tarnel 1 SEE IT, Too! CHINS UP GANG, WE'LL WIN YET ! o'clock in the morning. | piot Newsprint ———————— i} Second Shasts Lieut. Commander T. J. Brady. sTROMG ARM BRANP COFFEE | U.S.N. prblic works officer of the i*Raral jed today that preliminary werk} COFFEE =, | = jon the dredeing contract recentiv | MILL I — THE = llet by the Navy Department, had | | Artmen Press - | been started at the local subma- 7 . = bi _ i nnd ee | Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Boyce, lof Chicago, I, wera errivals in | Key West yesterday afternoon for @ stay at the La Concha hotel |The Boyces came here to visit ; with their son, Herbert, who is ja seaman connected with the Key SORRY YOUR PILOT Was LosT/ I RADIOED S.o.s.} T DID ALL POSSIBLE ‘A RECORD CROWD “WHILE THE AUDIENCE AT DARNEGIE HALL WAITED, THE CROONING WAS DISAPPOINTED LAST KNIGHT’ WAS BEING NIGHT WHEN SIR OAKY ENTHUSIASTICALLY DOAKS FAILED TO MOBBED BY A BEVY OF TEEN-AGE GIRLS. HE ESCAPED INTO THE \ YOUR MAJESTY, THERES | | BUT We sore, fungi FOR ROYAL > | West-West Gulf Patrol. They are fishing today and stated if “our catch is satisfactory, we will stay Unemployment Assurance en tor « few days” Today The Citizen says im an} editorial paragraph: | “A little repression in times of | plenty wili postpone depression.” | | 20 YEARS AGO An elaborate free dance ‘te be | given at the Cuban Club tonight, FILZLCLCLLLEA Dh Ree oe A MAN WN THE COURTYARD WHO