The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1951, Page 6

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Page § THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday. June 14, 1951 | IMMEDIATE REPAIR OF sede ¢ DETECTOR TWO YOUNGSTERS i : " : 5 (Continued from Page One) | W : Atomic Explosion In Spring Tests At Eniwetok Lise aliteceedine che. wad clea “I floor fixed. | . 1 “I am not Key West Citizen ; NEWS and EDITORIAL soa tn wo ot | PELEPRONE j | i | 1 AUTOMOBILES SEE THE 1 | . ‘ ~ —— ‘ wa | TWINS (LEX. cre N. ca. : | @ Courtesy @ Varicty @Cleanliness and Friendliness | j 4 1935 t Y ‘ ne 4 BUSINESS - ADVERTISING | | 4 Sed boys bad : TELEPHONE , ie . P i st bed j B | c the a ; 5 litt will get iid Higgs that the kitchen ey teetone Pitts em ory Wipro gee Superetite Market | to the extent 1 HERE 1S A GENERAL VIEW OF THE 1951 ATOM BOMB TEST at Eniwetok, ins an early ites the job| 1 y phase of the nuclear blast during the spring exp2riments. Atomic experts announced in Washing- f THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! fon Wednesday that they gained “much useful” information toward creation of the hydrogen ge on Me It Ss NATURAL AT ARCHER Ss bomb in the Eniwetok tests. This picture was released Wednesday in Washington by the Atomic crac ied p 4 & 4 TU ATE | SEVEN BIG REASONS / ) teel b he Lh this i , * | : a | Energy Commission. K “n ce pate Sie es A NER Why You'll, Always Get A Better Deal at j rs ° 7 " é is i cai eee rn | ¥ “Fire Ball” Rises In Atom Blast At Eniwetok See ie ae A ® ¢€ K E R I] Ss - i} ! } ME ANYTHING CONCERNING. ff j o | rapa: ‘ @ Producis @Weli Stocked Shelves @ Economy Prices @Valucs 1130 Duvak Sr. Pu. 1870-1871 ff M& Gr. "A Shipped—Dressed and Drawn FRYERS » 49¢c GR. “A” LARGE EGGS © 56c SUPER MARKET Wilson's Tenderized - Whole or String End t WHITE and PETRONIA STREETS HAMS » 56c CENTER SLICES Lb. 97¢ ? ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM GR. ’A” U.S. GOOD STEER é Atomic Energy Commission Photo via (4) Wirephoto} 4 RY 3 wre: Lb. ADe Round Sieak Lb. O8e THE “FIRE BALL” OF AN atomic iXPLOSION rises through the clouds ag, fhe force of the * BL, HASEENO ARM TU AR “blast spreads upward during the 1951 ‘mh at Eniwetok this spring. The first offitial public re- u FRESH—ALL BEEF port on the tests was made in Washington Wednesday at a joint news conference of the Atomic | FF Energy Commission and the Defense Department. The commission released this picture in Washing- | WESTERN—RIB OR LOIN END ton’ Wednesday, | round eat Lb. SPc Pork Roast : 49c reat Rock Face For Governor’s Conference || LEAN END CUT { COLORED QLEO ; | Pork Chops uo 39c Bae GBit pops 18: Ideal 2Cans | Libby’s Cut BE. DOG FOOD ~~. 25¢ «4 4 Cem 10c Pet—Evaporated MILK ... can 1% FLORIDA CANE SUGAR 5 & 43c Hunt's Tomato Magnolia Condensed SAUCE ...can 5c} MILK ... can 23c Wilson's Certified Corned Aunt Jemima Pancake BEEF .... can 39c} FLOUR. . pkg. l5c PARKAY : 34c CLOVERRIDGE GR. A” LARGE EGGS... °=" 59 eee 0. & Factory Packed IDEAL SUGAR 5-" 44c/nOG FOOD Del Monte Bartlet i 2d | PEARS» 29] 2 27 (®) Photo| Florida 2 Cans TOMATOES . i ; : EVERY STATE IN THE NATION is sending a rock to Gatlinburg, Tenn., for the National Gov- Large Package ‘CHICKEN-OF-THE-SEA érnors’ conference in September—and here's “the thing that came from North Carolina. Miss Fay Green Label FLORIDA—46-0Z. Huskey of the Gatlinburg Chamber of Commerce is amused and mystified by the great rock face. GRAPEFRUIT ICE 19 ‘The rude sculpture was unearthed some years ago near Cherokee. N. C., and is thought to be Chero- S U p EI R SU DS 29% ’ can i4 kee Indian origin. It was sent to the governors’ conference collection by Samuel E. Beck of Ashe- ville. N. C., founder of the Cherokee museum. eee oe Niblet's Collie Receives Aitendance ¢ Meri il CORN 2:235¢] om 3c ~ STRUNK LUMBER YARD SAYS PREMIER RUN OF THE : GARDEN a PICNIC SIZE WHITE HOUSE wi eS & i The Florida Keys from Pine Key to Big Cop- en nttrn ! a pit is God’s last outpost—unpampered by mu an’s PEAS ? Cans 29 ue ‘| civilization, not even electricity, but a bright sun, C pp e auice PEPPERS : 2 for 5c clear blue sky, clean sanitary water, plenty of fish- Pee aie tae ee ing without shoving somebody aside, plenty of Vita Nip Grapefruit FANCY RED TOMATOES . . . . 2 Ibs. 2le ARCHER'S *Stperote Manner” “The Store That Serves You Best” 814 Fleming Street Key West, Florida WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES wild beasties, and a benevolent government to re- habilitate the prehistoric baby deers and other animals of by gone ages. ONLY MOSQUITOES AND STORMS MUST BE GUARDED AGAINST STRUNK’S HAS ALL MATERIALS YOU NEED TO PROTECT AGAINST THE HAZARDS Thousands Relax and Recuperate in the Florida Keys. Even Miami Papers List the Best Fishing Catches Down This Way STRUNK LUMBER YARD PHONE 816 120 SIMONTON STREET JUICE om 19¢| 2» om 25 ¢ > CARROTS .. .@. . . . 2 orig. hens. 1% CANTALOPES ==. . | . 7 each ce. CELERY 2 stalks 15c Select the its “men—U¢ SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN a

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