The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 15, 1951, Page 8

meres _ nate kT Jens ceaeatemsmne, Never Missed A aaa m AMI =n |Eouador President | jayns iast night. This should not . ——— -Paid Man In | | ey pandas a 2 Day Of Schoo! ted in the Heart of the City ird Hig | WEATHERMAN (Witt Visit Here "vow snus ny te wc venient wa me |for the most essential drinking ee neetEs.e ROOMS so: aesenvations United States Is Relativel | Say. | The President of Ecuador. | cooking and bathing purpos nd_ good: luck sere Gi BATH and TELEPHONE | om ao we por | King urged all who have batt os Sa of . with 5 | age Miller FORECAST make an overnight stop {tubs to take baths instead of Tuppe Ford Pers ning } own ite st | | at The Little White House at | showers. He said that Se mF x Key West and Vicinity: Partly} Key West on Tuesday, 19 June ashe seteale doo. Hotel Hotel ote cloudy and continued hot and| enroute to Washington where = S)0U#d refrain oe eG 226 NE. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave, PRESIDENT OF DUPONT COMPANY sultry today through Saturday.| he will be officially received | cars during the pres¢ ney Seiliag 180 Reece és 80 4 pe “K GREENWALT Some scattered showers likely! by President Truman, Capt. , Meanwhile Poin dwellers peter Elevator B yaaa : IS CRAWFORD HALLOC my near the shore. Light to moderate| C©- C. Adell announced today. 'complained about their lack of Satariann Heated NEW YORK—(?).—A list of. variable winds, freshening near water during_ the te 8 OCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION America’s top salaries has been| | Showers. p. m. peak h« 3 Florida: Continued hot and sul-| . . said she could made public—and we're all re-- Medal Of Honor |try and generally fair today and| Family Affection inti tr cctock minded ‘again that some people | For Geor ia Boy Saturday except for local thun That was just th make, an awful iot of money be-| $' . | | dershowers in afternoons fore. taxes. and| | this reporter tried to get water lil aa lomenes ‘Sometimes Costly 2° 2 The names at the top include | #. ; me | Jacksonville thru the Florida At La Concha Hotel Several. old, standbys—like Char-|% Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:| SPRINGFIELD, Mass. —U/?) Andrews les E. Wilson of General Motors. Light to moderate variable winds/ Family affection is a lovely thing, turned off bis < In fact it develops that General today and Saturday. Partly cloudy | but it cost Ciro Rovelli of Spring-| the dinir pores hows; savate et the ee weather with widely scattered | field ugnest (salaries. Second on she thundershowers. He took list after Wilson was Albert Brad- Jacksonville to Apalachicola: | and sat h ley, executive vice-president of rs. Dr. J. A. Valdes Specializing in Eye Examination and Visual Training COMPLETE SERVICE ON ! . Me 1g re ffort to e vave a 50,000 in ar three-year-« on his ich is fed by G.'M. He pulled down $541,000 Pe ce a storm warnings ‘fe $25 to have his son on h 5 city Nate : off DUPLICATION of LENSES altogether. wath sas - ———— by ave to close vt ese wx ARS EXPERIENCE WE CAN HELP But the number-three man on the list is relatively unknown, de- spite ‘his extraordinary position inthis world of ours. This third | man is president of one of Amer- | iea's most celebrated coporations —I, E. DuPont De Nemours. You| { Lowest last night know—nylon, and all the rest. Mean And incidentally DuPont owns a} 4 . Se Normal oodly chunk of General Motors WS. THIS COMMUNEPY McAndre Observations taken at City Office, 9:00 AM.. EST ‘| TEMPERATURES he pu "t water tow : We Use Bausch and Lomb Products Exclusively | 24 Hour ser e On Any AND OTHER H Exe Glass Preseriptton | ater || orrice nour Oe | cery a BAN Co. ¥ WEST. Key West, Fla., June 15, 1951 Temperatures AT 7:30 A.M., Highest yesterday 92 continuing | ity plumbing percent 49 ee | ay B ham E stock itself. ot See | Precipitation eee 55 from ' Well, the president of DuPont is, : | Total last 24 hours 0 Sine oe <a Aauedust ee ‘ ; 4 © ‘ | ” Boston 53} Aq a believe it or not, 48 years old. His | P | Total this month 17 ins. Buttalo 59| The n & name is Crawford Hallock Green | Deficiericy this month . 2.24 ins. GV 8000 | 72 could be expe F 4 walt, but he is known in ie world | Total this year 4.91 ins Chic ago $7 ing the pres } j eed eee be popes Deficiency this yea: 742 ins.) Corpus ‘Chtisti_., 73| of home piling re Zi A i ts “UGseenie.” ‘al § ee Sage 50,as the water shortage age few me Geeanle,” which he} (®) Wirephoto| Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M, | Denver et Giese en eed vik is said to like better. | N% lei P: 65| Water shortagés have tried vari Greenie was paid $439,550 for) THE MEDAL OF HONOR, | — “acioge 36 | Ous, methods of conservation. One his : DuPont in} | Ft. Worth 66 | ous 17 aid running DuPont in} highest U. S. military award, | Earometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M Vaaivasisn go|shut off water during certain The DuPont organization has| Wil be given to PFC. Luther | Se ee ee: ‘iockecuville 75 Well publicized: hours. Others car pe always been a family proposition.| H+ Story (above), 19, of Ameri- | REPORT = Sansas Cliy 66|tied on active publicity cam i , ration a cus, Ga., missing in action in |“ 2 g2|Paigns to appeal to the public to It is a huge corporation and a! | Temorrow’s Almanac Key West 0 ted by thi ‘ huge family. Hundreds of mem-| Korea since last September 1.) Hee Key West Airport g4| conserve. One city ie La e bers, all somehow related, have) He was last seen wounded but panrine. Sec ee Los Angeles 54| Navy, penal imposed stiff been known to gather on the an-| still fighting after saving his pepnees 4:26 pm,| Louisville Ss paar ees hile a te cestral estate in Wilmington for) company from destruction. The a 2:39 am,| Meridian a Repos tae ig taken very seriously by the) seistives in Washingion, June | 7g1< ! New York co betige PE ea ee s eit three famous elder DuPonts who | He . | Tides Neral BY thelr page ey : their run the show. Ss la an small, for ong | | Oklahoma City j So the president of the com- : SER, , [mara aged | : hours BD - rraree COACH ASSOCIATION pany is a relative. He is married} CONTRACTOR TO ; TOMORROW jooune i a | a PANORAMIC Z ey Gi to-Margaretta Lammot DuPont.| (Continued from Page One) | ‘High Low ee t THE PAN-AMERICAN Sealilial Cinsleailien Arenee was the president of the} Richard Sawyer, 1210 Washington 6:18 a.m. eS reed Spe 61; ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES stampanes company at the time Greenwalt! feat SEERA AES heb at 8:24 p.m. 1:34 pm. | Roanoke { | Here is Amer married daughter Margaretta. But|Stect 1s repairing a porch ata o— |St. Louis 68 and EQUIPMENT whpaleslt's, rach CARL MAYHAY ‘ this 18 getting ahead of the story.| cost of $300. Salome Atderles $12 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA an Antonio pe a pa Phorie 9541) Ramis precision s DrHAY oe Actually, Greenwalt was work-| Mickens lane, is making general) Reference Station: Key West | San Feancisao . 2 a ick | Pan-American you have all aA M COMPANY — ing for DuPont for years before | repairs at a cost of $150. Time of| Height o1 | Seattle : ¢ (pGraduatien Special) rei h ec mosis the wore y tha : 1 eae ; he ever heard of Margaretta. He| Plumbing Inspector Harry. Al- Station— Tide {high wate) | Tallahassee =the | We have just received our new | have a whale of alot 202 S. Bederal Hhg worked his way,,up from one of} sing issued permits to Mrs..Geo.| ;| Bahia Honde Tampa ....... ‘ 83) ine of WHITE. and WYCKOFF | dollar for dollar you'll be tNiam' a ‘ re fun out of life when you 1 is investment. ‘ these jobs they give bright young | A. Roberts, 331 William . street) —Oh 9.0 ft | Washington 64 STATIONERY more : : : u enginecrs. | and.800 Eaton street; to Dr, 1 HL) ttetigmre Key vie | Sore | os Stationery Makes A Nice | Tesller, on Display Setukday. Sunday And’ Mohday—Next to ; Greenwalt was born in 1902,|Conly, 903 Washington str sh (east end) 42h 20m | The Wesleyan Female Col | GRADUATION GIFT | Palms Service Station, Stock Island in Cummington, Massachusetts.|C. M. DeMerritt, 914 Francis es 8 i ton, sac Tap. vig: tangerine ”| Boca Chica | Macon, Ga., chartered in 103 is} Parker Qnd Sheatier PEN | a bichasd sie Fah sien a a 0 Max Cohen on Patricia st (Sandy Pt) . 0h 40n8 |}said to have been the first, to} and the boy was bro' up in ila- | — delphia, to which the family mov-| ry | Gales Channel }confer academic degrees on Wo-|_-ss (We Deliver) i rth end) +2h 10m +14 fr | men | ed-in his infancy. His father was| activ | noi ) -+2h 4 a staff doctor at the famous Girard | 4—)--Minus nS Worregtioy | ae roe rEEES €daSE (444 College. His mother, Mary was cto be subtracted. concert pianist — and incidental-| ate machine han 4 in his home ois eer Corrections + a ly, she was one of the discoverers |a hobby. This in addition to con- dod | of the uses of colored light in| siderable skill on the cello keey LEU SEaTs VOU e oes zz heightening the effects of music| his spare time pretty well filled. INCORPORATED She wrote books about it. The Greenewalts have _ thi WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS we In any case, Greenéwalt was/| children and live jin a big: house IN THE LINE OF “THE $' STORE OF QUALITY” Key West's Largest Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Store brought up in a ‘lively intellectual | near Wilmington, seat ‘of the Du- atmosphere. But the arts were not| Pont empire for him. He went to Massach aie - etts Institute of Technology and |. i¢d; chemical engineering— ating with honors in. 1922. |¥ was’ ‘Vhen 19° years ‘old AUTOM e's E uch is’ very young ‘indeed. to} P ay Wot through M-ET-with or T VW { | Ss without honors. That same yeat, age 19, Greenewalt went to work} 1130 Duvan Sr. PH.1870-1871 for DuPont. He : s éd a “Control Chemist in one of} _ the laboratories—which means he was learning the busin It w: a job, and it paid, and | Greenewalt advanced rapidly but it didn’t seem to be big. busi-| ness at all, then, It wa: Children’s on Father’s Day TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. Phone 1000 IN THURSDAY CITIZEN THE ITEM PWATERMELONS = Sc Should Have Read WATERMELONS » 5c BAER’S POINCIANA MKT. 903 DUVAL ST. So SPECIALS New Shipment of Cool Sheer On or Off Shoulder BLOUSES IN PINK & BLUE 949 Crepe Blouses isk. mize enb. cor 9]!9 in Cottons, in a Wide Variety of Styles, Colors and Prints, Including South Pacific Prints, Nautical Pat- terns, Florals and Solids—All Sizes 10 to 20 at.:. only about one in°-20 of DuPont's research. pro- jects really pays off. } Greenwalt himsel fhad an im-| portant part in one of tho: ing. projects. About ten y erhe had started out in the organ- ization, he became one of the leaders in developing commercial yarn out of the chemical wonder } stuff, nylon | Greenwalt, became assistant} director of the DuPont experi-| mental station in 1939, and in two more y s he was on the board of directo of the whole works. Greenwalt then held a series| of vice-presidencies in several dif- ferent branches of DuPont. And | in—January of 1948, he ected president of the corporation. DuPont, incidentally, the big- gest chenical company in the United States, with nearly 100,000 | stockholders and assets of well} oyer one and one half billion dol- } lars, It algo controls the Reming- FOR THE CHILDREN WE HAVE A COMPLETE ASSORT- MENT AND LARGE VARIETY OF COOL, COMFORTABLE HOT WEATHER CLOTHES SUCH AS PINAFORES. SHORTS, BRAS, BATHING SUITS IN LASTEX. COTTONS AND TERRY CLOTH IN THE ONE AND TWO PIECE STYLES. Fly to Havana and Mexico 4 ton, arms company : H SIZES 1 TOM AT... And 40 give you an idea of Du- Three Flights Daily Three Flights Weakly FROM $l 19 UP 4 4 ; Q Boat § interest in General Motors | bt HAVANA VERA CRUZ, MEXICO : 4 d c L ) ~DuPont's dividend from G-M in 1948-—the “year Greenwalt | was eg-t Arrive Leave Arrive Vera clected—was 45 million. dolla Flight Key West Havana | Flight Havana Cruz, Mex. AND YOU SHOULDN'T OVERLOOK GETTING \ : 1h de Gaite on uu te be wlect.| fF 952 10:18 AM. 11:00 AM. | 991 7:45 A.M. 12:15 P.M. A PAIR OF THOSE NICE COOL SANDALS FOR THE ed president of when you re 45 9 954 1:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M, Mon. - Wed. - Fri. BOYS AND GIRLS WHICH WE HAVE IN NATURAL a ais From his comfort-loving feet to his de- yeats old, C. H. Greenwalt jsf °S8 = 00 P.M. 4:45 P.M, VERA CRUZ, MEXICO, AND IN COLORS—THE IDEAL SHOE TO WEAR ON | iB) ¢( | Q lighted eyebrows, Dad will register joy oné of only two men not named 39 See eee THEIR SUMMER VACATION. AND FOR THOSE 2 JN ey when he unwraps bis new Evans Slippers. DuPont who have headed the cor- TO KEY WEST i Lesve: Briive WHO LIKE KEDETTES FOR THEIR OFFSPRING— Finest quality leathers, handsome styling, poration ‘in its 147-ycar history Leave ““pirive, | Liget. Veen ue eee WE HAVE PLENTY OF THEM FOR YOU ALSO: NOT peefect &t—what a gift for Whar otant Greenwalt is a director of sev-/f} Flight’ Havana Key West | 992 _ ean a FORGETTING SANDALS, FLATTIES AND BAL- satis if 951 = 900 AM. 9:45 AM. pane ee oe. Round Trip $90.00, Plus Tax LERINAS FOR THE BIG GIRL AND MOTHER, TOO. 983 12:00 PM. Ts PM. Connections: Vera Cruz to 955 3:00 P.M, 3:45 P.M, Mexico City, $1.98 by Bus AEROVIAS “Q” S. A. ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent Phones: 162 - 448 - 1106 WS” For the Brands You Know! “Be LEWINSKY’S s#° 52 bob Phone 146 LE ALN A STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | GET THE HABIT of SHOPPING at PEARLMAN’S Airposi: 482