The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 7, 1951, Page 10

Se leer gar nee: Naar SS Ie ee RT BP RU He Att woe vote eo weg Se - ee Wome ar 6) ip CaGE Yuin LTJG Smith Has Re ported For Key West Duty leutenant (jg) Perry w.| Smith has reported to the Staff | of Commanding Officer, Surface | Anti-Submarine Development De- tachment, Key West, for serve | duty. Prior to being recalled in- to the naval service, Lt. Smith | wag television director for Amer- ican Broadcasting Company, New York City, and television program supervisor and business manager for= the National Broadcasting Company, New York. Lt. Smith is the son of Mrs. Em-| ma_J. Smith of 3019 Fairview | avenue, Dallas, Texas is deceased. He a ern-Methodist University Schoo! of Engineering in Dallas and was graduated from the U. S. Nava Academy in 1945 with a helor'| of Science Degree in Electrical Engineerifig. While at Southern Methodist he was a member of |leading woman artists ‘purchased the football, basketball and base-| for $2,500 the Eaton street home | ball.teams, and of the soccer and} of Grace Park. baseball teams ut the Academy. After two mc duty at the Jacksonville, NEWS Of Days Gone By Taken From The Files | Of The Key West Citizen MAADbbbbbbbhhhbhhhshhoss 10 YEARS AGO Norberg Thompson and A: Mait- land Adams nearly two weeks ago completed negotiations for the $40,000 purchase of Rest Beach, according ta.a warranty deed filed late yesterday. Doris Lee, one of the nation’s} ths of temporary. val Air Station, Fla., Lt. Monroe county sheriff's depu- ; | ties and constables today had gone Smith at-| through an entire week without tended the Submarine Officers’|making an arrest—the first time School at New London, Conn,,!sueh a thing has happened in and-then reported to the Fleet! months. The usual Saturday night SonarScnool at San Diego, Calif.,; celebration is expected to break for @ Manth’s training prior to be-| the crimeless period tonight. ing assigned to the submarine USS Sea Fox (SS402) for duty.|. At least four local ballplayers He was.attached to the Sea Fox|have been offered berths with for two with the exception Fort Lauderdale and Ocala teams of three months when he was on} °f the Florida State League, Roy temporary duty under instruction! Hamiin, manager of the Key West at thé Special Weapons and De-|Conchs announced today. vices School, New London, Conn.| _ Men on the list include: Julis From: March 15, 1948, until re.|(Dodo) Villareal, Cyril (Belis) leased-to inactive duty in. June,| Griffen, Juanie Navarro and Joe 1948; Lt. Smith was executive of-| House) Casa | ser Of an experimental patrol craft attached to the Navy Elec-} . ) tronics” ‘Laboratory, Point Loma,|St#tes that at least five highway Calif. , sections in the Key West area Lt, Smith is married to the for-| Should be studied as locations for mer Miss Alice Jeannette § _| flight strips, emergeney airplane son of-Pelham, N. Y. They have| !@nding fields of the type in use one child, Robert William, 2, Mrs.|!" Germany. | Smith and small son expect to! join® Lt Smith in Key West in| the heli future. News from Washington, D. C. | More than 3,500 persons regis- tered for civilian defense, William V. Little, chairman of the divis- ion of labor and personnel Monroe county defense council announced Texas Dhaascnis Grace Diplomatic 9. | Tables In Wash., D. c, Ernest Hemingway, big, brown and looking about as you would a wa on the a0. és Sly expect him to look, perched on a lay afternoon and held up. his Peeeann fablaty cP husbabd ore 7 ;Cuban fishing trip by talking served regularly in foreign em- jabout everything under the sun s here. ++.» except China. he.dual role of farm wife nal CapHol Hill aide played by! Mrs. Elizabeth Reeves wifes of R. Baldwin Meyers—| good deed.” Justite Dept. attorney who hails frome Kor& Worth, Tex. She came | to Washington in 1941 to wort School Building Ss for {rier T Congressman | From the editorial pages of The Meyer: | Citizen: “It is always time to ag a Frit#G. Lanh In that job she) Wj ll B I d suceeded her ‘esent boss, Rep.| 1 e ill Wingate Luc of Grapevine.) James Campbell, representa- Tex... who congressional | tive of the State De partment of ry fc earl ye |Education in Tallahassee is ex- ieee ted to arrive in Key West this LIQUID GAS | GAS DOES | weekend with an architect to | make inspection of the new IT CHEAPER | school buildings here. CHIGAGO—(4),—1 Hughes,| The ‘announcement was made of Qkdahoma Ci rived here |here by Horace O'Bryant, school Py atly in his own plane on $4 00| superintendent, who said that worth of |Campbell and the architect He flew the country’s only pro-| would also inspect the newly pane+powered airplane to attend] constructed schools all along the the Liquefied Petroleum Gas As-| keys in Monroe county sociation’s convention. He id he LA Re 1. < mane paid‘about eight cents a gallon for| The sturgeon has me so propane,a.gallon of avi are today that it is a novelty in line costs him 31 cents. |a large part of the world. Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. 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