The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 24, 1951, Page 8

mses ttottme PAGE niGRT THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Adell Prais Elementary Pupils Tell Of... . WV V ETT VV VY VV VET : | KEY WEST NEW l | Brosman Chosen TRUMAN SCHOOL ACTIVIT ES a: ¥ Apyeats agile Air Force Band A well-cone was sent to tha} |Z , ; 14th Air Force Band at Robir REYNOLDS SCHOOL Fixst Grade | Hughes brought the flag pole for j the U.N. flag. t The p tiol boyn from ‘Trameb| Air Force Base, Georgia, by Cay Most of the children sli will Elementary School are going to} tain C. C. Adel commande come to first grade isi wie march in the “Armed Forces Naval Base, Key West Slips JP etinok "Wednesdays be| Day” parade. They are Lieuten-| The message read, “The noon to see what school can be} 21? pinird Felton, Donald Ce formance of the 1th Air Fo: like: We put out on the tables some of the things that we usc. They used our blocks, books, peg-boards, and cla Some of them liked it so much that they did not want to leave. Band in Key West on Arm Forces ‘Day was outstanding an contributed immeasurably t success of the occasion. We a; preciated the special effort n cessary to fly the band her the end of a fully scheculed and I can grateful for their coming done to all your fine musician: Edmund Van Hoose, Elliot! story-| Acosta, Robert Vargas, Lionel | Rojas, Keith Roberts, Joey Curry, | Billy Rojas, and Henry Villati. | He have been studying about, The P.T.A. gave them cach a sur- c s a. We had a test bisa iNeciwhen they were ready to} _©0me of the girls in our class hindi 3 , are going to camp this year. os : We are studying Mexico now. It We'have a new pupil. His name] is yery interesting. Their main is Neil Parker and he used to $0 goods are tamales, frijoles, tor-| ti’ school at Matecumbe. He is in| titias if ie f ure you we Of The Key We. 10 YEARS AGO ” ee SEEK TO PROVID DIOS After two years of educ Mis. Mary Sweeting’s room. We go to the library twice a aay E RA A wo yea luca Toni Swain has_ gone to New! week, also to music twice a week | IN ork in cautioning Key We London, Conn., and, Scotty Smith} We like to go to library and NEW Det 7 India’s at at is 4 ‘ “ Philadelphia, Pa. sie very much. It is interesting. government-operated radio 1 nikratory birds, E .G has gone to Philadelp musie very ash: y s int ; ROE, SNUG -BRSEE ae Pebion Of the ical ve f Miss Hulbert’s First Grade Mr. William A. Robinson's | | gram plans to 76 regional | lang-| includes this Weiaie, : iplace uages spoken by at least 200,000 p2en Ore Reading: Phonics is the Magic) Sixth Grade Class people Msi: ie, oan Bee on fee Meacwics:| MU pue est eport. to you we on Information and broadcasting | federal court Bee eee tas Gao ee ee on (#) Wirephoto; Minister R. R. Diwakar told! Greene said his home eanna yer; ats ‘2 ‘| about our next project in science - parliament that the government's , stacked with confis i Henty Johnson, Bobby Sawyer) We have just finished a projec'| PAUL W. BROSMAN (above), | aii india Radio now caters to 14|slinushots, BB guns, The t dean of the Tulane University Law School in New Orleans, has been nominated by Presi- dent Truman to be a member of the new Court of Military Appeals. He is on.military leave Leonard Peterson; and Rosejon the airplane and we wish to Mari¢ Pinder are. having fun) rey) you about 1 reading “Friends and Neighbors,"! Getting ready for the project a,second grade basic reader. was a lot of fun. We were all ask-| In the “Eye and Ear Phonics) eq to bring in model airplanes Indian languages, many of their dialects, and glish, One million radio sets two years is the target of gov- | * * * within like to keep them as pet j, _» * “ : n , ernment campaigns to s ad in- ras shat - geht ae Workbooks,” the above named! ang gliders. Gary Welker of Rest from Tulane and is with the foresee aie in Rea a | Regi we civilian childfen had 100 percent on the/ Beach brought in three airplanes.| Air Force at Mitchell Field on pyiwakay said. there won fense “in Key West will be held} Jast phonic game. Also Nelda) ysing Gary's models we learned) Long Island, N. Y. ee eee se the week of May 30-June| Jean Hall had a perfect score. the name of each part on an air- > crease of 10,000. monthly Art: After learning “The Little! pane _) ° > Y : plane. Pe 5 = 3 seeds ‘Feapot Song,” we made blue and)" ‘Phe question “Why does an air- Today $ Birthday S| omnes cee ales ie eke hme yellow teapots from __ plasticine. plane stay up?” was asked by) Dr. Lillian M. Gilbreath of)‘the rrairie dog’s eyes act fil-| Key West draft boare Next..we will cut and decorate} 4}) This was not very difficult to| Montclair, N. J., famous con-| ters permitting it to hstand | ed mailing questionaires to men teacups. Will’you have tea with) answer since we had the modeli struction engineer in | us? airplane to help us. After much| management, born in Stairway to Stardom Program: | diseussion, we finally concluded! Calif., 73 years ago. Twjee a week, right after lunch, | that the airplane is held up by a! Charles G. Taylor, president of Wwe broadcast over our play radio! yacuum created by air currents| the Metropolitan Life Insurance station, W.K,W.F, We sing songs! flowing over the wings. Co., New York, born in Peters- and. make announcements for MIKE McKEE, burg, Va., 68 years ago. audience applause. Sometimes we JOHN SELLER Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick of get prizes. Reporters. New York, famous preacher Seience:: We clip the weather thor, born in 2 aa emeritus and forevast from “The Citizen” paper.|_ “a sTORY OF KEY WEST” | Buffalo, N. Y., 73 years ago We learn to read the weather petureit wou hare ’ Walter S. Franklin, president of news. We sound out such MON on or eo tie nee Oe likes Perueyivania alread; bort @ . continued,” “moderate,” and catch a lot of shrimp each day.|at Ashland, Md., 67 years ago. fair. | Many: tourists like shrimp. “| Willard L. Thorp, assistant RSA | We have many charter boats,| secretary of state, a famous econ- Mas. Leota Somers’ Second Grade) o.) nator bonis are situated in Omist, born in Oswego, N.Y, Jimmy Williams brought a) Garrison Bight. They take people, Yearrs ago large brown bag to school one} on deep-sea fishing triffs. We have) Elsa Maxwell, radio _ star, day. We were all very excited and! ay airplane here that takes peo-| columnist, hostess, born at Keo- interested when he started to pull pie on sightseeing tours over the) Kuk, Iowa, 68 years ago. out, animals—oh, yes, they were] city. We also have Prof. Edward C. Kirkland of industrial | the sun's intense glare Oakiand, 2 52 a car that Play animals. 2 | talk shtsceing trips through| Bowdoin College, Maine, noted We learned their names and) tho city teacher of American ~ history, had a paper cireus in our room. The patrols from Truman,born in Bellows Falls, Vt., 57 The animals visited our library} Schoo] will march in the Armed) Years ago and Miss Sands played a circus) Forces Day parade.’ Boy Scouts! Mrs. Grace Morrison (Poole) record for us. We wished to share} and Girl Scouts will march, too, Reynolds of Paducah, Ky., lec- them with the other grades of our; Phe Armed Forces Day parade! turer on world affairs, one-time school, is usually a big parade in Key/| President, General Federation of Some of the boys and girls in| west. We celebrate it each year.) Women's Clubs, born in Wake- ur room are going to write an} ya, march in the| field, Mass., 71 years ago. animal story all by themselves. WESTERN—LOIN OR RIB END Pork Loin Roast ARMOUR’S DEXTER TRAY PAC y people will parade. BRYAN KEITH ROBERTS, EULOGIO PEREZ, OZONE FOR THE HOME NEW YORK— (#) —Research- ers at General Electiic labora- ies say they have produced a Miss Pauline Nihoul's Third Grade At chapel Thursday morning, g : the-children of the second and) WHAT WE ARE STUDYING! pf eVice that cre third’ grades enjoyed singing) we have been studying about Poeun if iveere some of their favorite songs. The) Canada. Canada has many ex-| *0'™ @ bottle. Bible story was read by Jerry ports and import: “The CARES The new gadget is said to en- Sa nports. e exports) 7 Saskia ea j Torano. are paper, wheat, nickle, lumber able housewives sto produce in "Miss Nihoul’s third grade gave |,, nie li a ,.| their homes the same fresh, clean oe NH ; copper, and meat. The imports : } a ‘pantomine presentation of the are machine effect noted in the atmosphere i coal, petroleum, poem, “Somebody's Mother,” as it) auto parts, farm implements, and after a thunderstorm. Reporters ates ozone being BLUE PLATE—COLORED—TINFOIL WRAPPED OLEO : was read by Charles Payson. sugar. -——- —— participating were Sofia The United ‘States is .divided Castor oil is an important raw Rendon, “Somebody's Mother.”| into states, but in Canada the| material in making paints; varn- || CLOVER RIDGE—GRADE “A” LARGE—IN CARTONS Glénda Archer, Marilyn Richard- ishes, lubricants, and nylon. states are called Prov The} son, Nancy Roberts, Milton Es-|...:.. ‘Cz a te (Otte The = = qifrialdo, “Jack Freeman, Myrna|CeP\ttl Of Canada is Ottawa, The) 1 first and the biggest fish. It Hyre, George Keen—the throng) prance and. Enel ma explored | W8S 4 red snapper. I caught about who'passed her by. Mary Huddle, Canada, but Sayin won it in| 30F 14 fish. T caught a blue Judy Nichols, Walter Munyon, the F she h and Indian War. runner and a yellowtail. Most of Jean-Hazlewood, George Mira, ; “North tem-/ the fish I caught were grunts. Barbara’ Carey—the, children com- cma tem=| "Most all of us got our lines ing home from school Royce hung on the sea bottom. One SKaggs—the boy stopped to help lady named Mrs. Hazel, caught a DOZEN LIBBY’S 12-OZ. CAN Canada is in the perature zene SANDRA HAFFIELD, CLARA LARIZ, the little old lady. Reporters, faitly large grouper. “Another The street scene was arranged F *\lady caught a jewfish. We stop- by John Baird and John Anncz. ‘Phe announcer for the entire program was John Gardner. ped three times to fish on the way home. When we got out as far as we were going, all we could see of 1 went on a shrimp| Key West was the radio beacons. boat. The boat’s name was Poka- nh iqegot tothe: A&B: Lob: MY FISHING TRIP +By Edmund VanHoose Last Sunday I went on a fish- ing trip. We FACTORY PACKED SUGAR ......5 Ibs. 44c Miss Frances Cochran's Of Days Gone By Taken From The Files Citizen MAbAbbbbhbAhAS4AAL ABAD eene said, but people apparen the direction of Williar tarte | who will be called into the army, WHITE and PETRONIA STREETS released el ee | coTToN TO INDIA | U.S. ALLOCATES EXTRA (P).—-The Unit 4 Hocated to India ¢#t in his woodshed, he cidn't go NEW ed State np additional quota of 200,00u for a revolver or rifle. He just The Merino sheep was con- bales of colton of 500 pounds Picked up @ handy club and dis’ se soq so valuable in Spain at " t demand of 400,- Patched the animal with a solid; °"™ ea ‘ baa eran nang : a blow to the head. one time that anyone aippenoting if ales f 401 pounds each, * 4 as path. | Deputy Commerce Minister D. R The. retired rancher who lives to excort one was put to de sage | Karmarkar told parliament here. - chairmar He O'Bryant ar | nounced tod ne MATCH PRICE WITH The 2. 1] convention of oe QUALITY AND * * eve H * i Japan, as we it, are lv to use the bayonet whe the loot seems eas: grab THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1951. more yw the THE RUGGED LIFE west of here, has the pelt, MISSOULA, Mont. — (49, — than three fect long, to she When Louis Albert found a bob- predator no longer ex ——$—<——<_—— ARCHER'S HAS THE BEST BARGAINS MEATS and PRODUCE are plentiful now .. . and you'll see some mighty tempting "BARGAINS" (?) ... IN PRINT... But, remember, it’s only a bargain if quality is there. too. Don’t buy on price alone... Look ,and compare! Consider size, freshness and quality at these prices, and we believe that you'll agree ARCHER'S MEATS AND PRODUCE REPRE- SENT TOP VALUE. to U.S. GOOD TENDER JUICY ANYTHING CONCERNING AUTOMOBILES SEE THE TWINS 1130 Duvan St. PH. 1870-1871 ARMOUR’S STAR—10 to 12 Lb. Avg —SHANK HALF OR WHOLE HANS : 59c » AQec c 35¢ 59c CALO Roast Beef 47¢| DOG FOOD 2 = 25¢ FLORIDA--NO. 1 CAN Fourth Grade Class hontas eae ner = we was thirteen peo-| ster House we almost had a box We had a discussion today, ple on the ship. We went out May 11, of why we like to come about ten or twelve miles, The, {ull of fish. I really had a guod {6 sehool, and -these are some of|ride was fun, but the sun was, UMe On my fishing trip the reasons hot a « 4 Cans 22¢ 1. To learn to read and write. | Where we went the water was! % 2” 2. To use our brains so they) clear. There was all kinds of fish at ’ ’ Fr) _ pula -_ won't get rusty I was able to see the fish swim- 3..Tp get a good education so} ming around. There were blue that we may get a good job after! runners, grunts, yellowtails jew ‘ith Ostrex. Contains tonic for weak, feeling due solely to body's Iack of tron We finish school. and gro: y aw fish, and grouper. One time I saw ny men and women call ” 4. To learn good manners a great big fish. I didn't know Re‘Tapi@tar'pens tim, vigor, younger feng, 5. To keep busy and keep-us. what kind b+ was. We stopped by | #0 today, at specally redueed price, ony 456 out of mischief. the ligh? dows Call drug stores everywhere—in BLUEBIRD ORANGE—45-0Z. JUICE ......... can 3c — Man, You're Crazy Forget age! Thousands are peppy at 70. ‘Try DEL MONTE SLICED BEETS NO. 303 GLASS 17¢ pei At 6. To learn to love and respect # lady caught 11.0 weer ar aimeduaye Pharmacy our flag and country. 7. To learn to be bor-and a good citizen 8. To learn cleanliness in our WASHING POWDER od neigh- Coca-Cola rday life. FoFo paint to read and aibbeel CASE OF 24 the best books. i Pe ek ae a a oe ee ‘ ibe To cat the right kinds of} STOKLEY’S BARTLETT—16-0Z, H1.-‘To learn to. be. kind t EARS Mrs. Vivien Bass’ : Fifth Grade News: | Juice ORANGES Zs ; : . Shh: bag 39c Garth Saunders and Marlene Carbonell each brought a turtle CALIFORNIA—ORIGINAL BUNCHES te school. 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