The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 11, 1950, Page 7

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RENN ee nce reer te aint Mosquito-Costtrol Project Here Yesterday CWO J. R. Hutcheraft mad West Kiwanis Club -/ Chairmati sat, <a | Shop Com Giding project” yesterday which| City Commissioner CB oes a effective until Decem. vey, employed in the public Key West Kiwanis club last night|™eeting of all shop committees in an address at South Beach at the Naval Station : Restaurant. ° Larry o d to promote efficien: of oil gn 165 different ponds! service, tye “a RE = in size from 30- square =e GSW EL it kas otal vases represent Douglass School the mosquito- miir Zeleski of Stevens Point, ‘Wis. ‘and ‘Sgt. John Friel (right) of Philadelphia. Pa. The project was not it Tains . i sp ah re een de hundred and forty pupils ie Committee Was @f water down here that stands|°! .Duoglass school evacuated b | Invited By i: i ;_| their scool in 40 seconds, the re- j > Ses arena et mee ee ce wpe Seana] LOMay’s Your Last | soe, Hotta foes breed in the standing water|#¢S'day and today in all Key y| TAMPA, Oct. 11—()—Sena Baa 3. Tt are SE ies West schools, announces Chief Chance To Get Lew } = fe toavenins car ara *"*| Drill In 40 Seconds | Will Hold Tampa, Fla. Hearings | Adjuster Speaks — ee os ae ‘To Rotary Thurs. | "P's ss Raymond N. Poston, }surance adjuster, . will marsh type; Aedes sollicitans and! 0S.,2Vi<r SehOl also evacuated! WasHINGTON, Oct. 11—().|hold hearings here. Foss Jaa NS een adjust their school i seco! | Aedes taenyhirinchus, _vicious- Pupils in lesips aa high| —Here’s news for anybody who; Holland said he had invited the} biting _ mosquitoes. Two are}school, which has the largest en-| wants to buy a new house: par soiee: Culex quinque-|rollment with 630 pupils, comple-| Today’: ‘itus and Aedes Egypti. Egypti their drill in 55. seconds. Rey- ¥ : 2 are the yellow fever mosquitoes, molds : lah, 345 pupils, wes ‘aneasy-term mortgage. lyer, of Tennessee, assured him it B Cha ment agency in Miami. Tomorrow new and drastic| would. controls go into effect. |. Holland said Kefauver told} Down payments will have to} be bigger. If you're not a veteran/itively tome to /Tampa” Al-} you will have to make a down/though he had a number of other! the Florida ment of anywhere from ten!cities to“visit first. Inc, : : cen ho: “He apparently | Miami #© stitute 9% peggent of all the Fy school with Pe Pui = mis 50 per cent on’a new home} Holland added, “He a tly | Miami mosquitoes here. pute and 15 seconds, Key Westinayments for veterans will run|West Coast situation.’ 2:15 PB, and 7:30 P. dnformed the group} junior high school, with 210 m five tq. $i ReEceAt ce: |a:When ghe Kefegvert committed] Full @hedule of the he was And hefe's another blow at|was jn Miami several weeks ago,| time from the -Islané the asy tg agp a ¢ ft announced it would go to Tam-| lows: gages will have to off in) 7 = a 20 years. This wil niean higher | s ge te monthly payments. x There are two. dthér new de- rts in Tampa that the idea velopments in the fight against/had ben dropped. inflation: | Holland was here yesterday to President Trumam “has © ma@med/ address a civic. club and later} his top labor conciliater, Cyrus/talked to newsmen. to note that} pils, “a mimuté;and“the Con issioners hadjof Mary Immaculate, a minute. placed om the*bdllot at the No-|~ Drills at Douglass and.at the vember election a proposal « for|convent were.conducted otday, @stablishinent: of g Monroe Coun-}eonvent were conducted today, able assistance I will receive from} thrée votes behind in districts the county when the abatement) four and five. But in all_ other community Jeaders, concerned at| Pinder render. the “migration” of Chinese stud- frigerators. mph. in gusts at Vera Cruz. The But here is one consoling pros-|intensity has decreased rapidly (®) Wirephoto via Radio from Tokyo MASTER SGT. VERON HEDRICK from London, Ky.. plants the guidon of his First Cavalry Di- vision company on the 38th Parallel north of Kaesong. Korea. He and his fellow-Americans are in full view of North Korean Reds moving. about on-a ridge fo the north. With Hedrick are-Pvt. Cas-. » : | . o cn xy Wot =| Completes Fire Kefauver Senate Crime Committee Miami Insuranee | ™*=* members of the Key West Rotary = ee Club at their regular luncheon- e Leroy Torres of the fire depart- : |tor Spessard L. Holland said yes-} meeting tomorrow iii connection ¢ IF Te oe ee oe et ment Term Mortga jterday the Kefauver Senate) with Fire Prevention week. which major problem. Two are the salt-|.,-2¢ 122 Bupils in the St. Fran- : ge jCrime Committee definitely witl] began Monday. | -—_~ — - —_— “ 38.74 |comittee to come here and its Of : . Your last chance to gct/chairman, Senator Eates Keteu- Departure Time Of |= “| NEW ORLEANS ss ss 35 Wi 93.00" him: Tell your people I will pos-} Beginning Thursday, . October Berg. 12, departure time for busses of : ing —.for |. p | | "San [ORG Fes seus sosting $24,250 or more., Downjhas Quite a ize on the Florida| PM; been dtanged tol, ‘ : As:time went by, with no fur-|a M, 1230 P.M, 2:15 P. M, fer word, there have been many| 5-00 P. M.,°7:30 P. M,, 12:30 A. M- THOSE COOKIES— (Csatinued From Paze One} |sea through the port of Wonsan. and drapes, TV sets,-stoves, re-}> Highest winds reported was 119! demands= The answeris=aio sur- Here Yesterday _ BIRTHDAY By A? Newnearurer Phis year's record bonefish| Mrs. Louise Duke, Mrs. An- | catch, a 11% pounder, was'{nette Dewey and Mrs Irene Ga-| EDDIE (Edwin Sawiey) DYER: landed early this week by Hagen cek were the high bowlers ves-| DOr Oct IL 2908 at Morgan Sands with a fly rod and a 10- 5 Se terday morning when women of dinals. he mown 2: pound-test leader the Naval Station bowled at the ft. shies camer Sands -won the trophy several N: 2 2 ° u peal ana for a nine-pouader. javal Station Bowling Alleys. i 19 years as @ maginger : ‘ ‘The scores were 167 for Mrs.| he finished in the second duvigion Edgar, guide, who advertises “12 |#55 for Mrs. Gacek. Institute, he started in’ baseball minutes by seaplane to the best'|, Other women bowlers yester-| im 1922. As a bbnefishing in the Florida keys.” day were _Alice Noack, Edith /| the Ch ectal ‘od - fosc ich tee Holt, Juanita Pass, Wanda Pul-| debut a landed by the party. aih. Pat Downen, Flossie Higgins, | eens Edgar would not disclose the |Lutille Clarey, Isobel Bliss, June| So oowe an SRAMP CONES sacdiicie of Ales. 4 gro Tucker, Fern Wingate, Helen E!- Rich he nai ioe = lis, Julene Tyndall, Alice Mit-} TRIUMPH . chell, Phyllis Walsh, Oiga Chero,| covered. Doris Ashe, Marie Farho, Janet| COFFEE MeNill and Dorothy Gravat ; MEL The N. C. C. S. and the Navy} e Sports Calendar Wives Club sponsor the bowling} BASEBALE. and provide a baby sitter for! 3 ‘mothers wanting to bow! at build-| so: oe ae ing 178 from 9 to 12 o'clock Tues :30—Clowns vs. mmbers. and Fri morning. ; 3:30—Bombers vs. Gulfstream. oe a v Next time you make Waldorf} GOLF salad, add a little prepared horse- | Municipal Golf Course radish to the salad dressing that} (Stock Island) goes over the apples and celery. | Daily and Sunday play TENNIS Morning, Afternoon and Night) Miami in- address (Continued From Page One) 13, Block 4, of Tract 4, has changed ownership for the con- Davis to Norman C. and Patsy J. DETROIT ____$53.00* | CINCINNATI __s3505" nged Lines, M. : tose City fol- M., 11:00 4 hi A i.) oa » o ‘oP ” * f ¢ district is established.” thirteen districts, the ve ‘Ching, as chairman of the new is SE EES Hit Railroad Junction Ris : / ‘Adked if Hip tue that thel GwotGada ware tected wee yc: | wage stabilization board. | ADVISORY | American B-29's hit a North : t sre, menaio Inst for 3 nnd he epponent bE ree bs sche [rere wend Son Sy & | i i: i oe ji ion. Mos’ wi iy GEL diese Gricoed and rey rte Metcial: count is a5 $1. TS he sold in the USA. | New Orleans Weather Bureau, |churian ‘Wooder. The target wal Se e i oes an — ee ee District 1}, Getting back to the curbs on} Advisory No. 8-1, 3:30 am, CST,| the town of Kangeye. - " rc i= t j _ off : 72 hours.” housing credit, they are expect-| Oct 11, 1950. > It’s the second successive day . j Reason aed i. 7 ‘em ni about Parrott ___. = 96 Ted to knock out the props from} The hurricane has moved in-}Kanggye has been hit by the : a 3 ae a 1 ae reat g|under the record building boom.}land and at 3:30 a. m. CST... | Suoexfotiag ana pilots said results Prefers Ses zi hinese De Home construction may drop by} 0930Z . . . the center was located} Were. excellent. ' +2 ¢ ee Pret — 90 Tajtgd ane thind next scar ray |abeuk 20 miles omth’ of Vera The North Koreans have final- = ; English Schools SS — Disteny {Will mean a shrinking market for} Cruz, Mexico near latitude 188|l¥ Sive® their answer to. General e | a : District 3lhome accessories like furniture| and longitude 96. Douglas MacArthur's surrender oe SINGAPORE— (#). —Chinese } Parrott eae } H ; ents to English schools run by the] Parrott government, afé considering ‘the/ pinger establishment .in Singapore of a multi-million dollar Uni-} Parrott _ = re won't be so maky buyers. versity, te help preserve Chinese) pinger S . language, culture, arts and] District il. The seience. * © fee j—3 Mail = 2 Prime pect: ._» _ }Sinee: moving “inland. Scattered fhe new controls may bring| squalls will -continue: over the : Sung. He Broadcast ico today. : to~ hi le, telling” No further advisories will_be| could wot on > issued. - to Friends MacArthur is an_ echo from Soviet Russia. housing prices{ “down, oo south@est Gulf Of Mex- North Korea’s Premier ~ In Seoul, a spokesman for the Korean republic says the North an straight Nye Oe

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