The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1951, Page 7

Thursday, June 28, 1951 THE KEY WEST CITIZ! = = : aS EG oe = ' a ie A oe ox__fest |The Crucial =e howpital Hip wellet wes e : | — | hospita. is wallet was ex f BURNED UP but the thugs got their loot Corpse CH the Tose Vd } Question ALBUQUERQ Disabled Vets | Animal Collector May Be Eligible | Balked By For New Insurance Jungle Terrorists eet Doe Disabled veterans recently sep-| SINGAPORE. —(?).— Supplier = arated from service may be eligi-|of wild animals for Hollywood | Ciipter 22 1‘ er 2 “How co. ble for a new type of Govern-| motion pictures, 36-year-old Dick | “One thou ment Life Insurance as a result|Hatchcock of Los Angeles, has| J,VENING hung warmly over! ji, Stas : : : the Observation Deck. Scat-| 4,2! of a law especially enacted for! Peached Singapore to find he can-| teres couples formed little islands| "= ette lighter Ssokit vente SR Elementary ed t, beat- | slavia is nominai had to be|and free. #).— Four ian R. Hoffman men jumped J CARLSBAD, N. M P).- nan alley ng him so e?” } Cynthia Hunter, and were to nd dollars.” }be arrdnged prominently on my ger said, “Are you really; bureau. My father was a Matt led? Hunter, whom I loath a ren you're fighting to stay| was married to Oversea Transportation | their benefit, Veterans Adminie-|2°t enter Ma "s jungles be-| here and’ there. Planes droned,! “ nS pnttioee ec | ‘ Bee eal cinaia takin cause of Communist terrorists. cougied, made the sounds of giant| a lot ng plea oe eal, eg Tae mean ~ Com an Ine | : ‘ oday | Hatchcock, part owner of a pri- | bumoiebees. |keep away from jobs that take | he CATHOLI . ? a The present Congress authoriz-| vate zoo in Los Angeles, said he| They took seats opposite each y from the theater. I’m| to be used only s aoe €d this insurance ‘by Public Law|had planned to hire hunters: in| other..put close enough for ‘their | stz ut t acting, jaded to} if my v FRIDAY MEAT Fast. Dependable Freight and Express Service 23, to provide special coverage} Malaya to collect tigers, leopards, | Kne=8sto be awkward. Red drop-| 2 : aces nr Sea PRIVILEGE between | es crocodiles, snakes and lizards, | Pd imto a chair ju ¢ within mon. ee = se ese ™ a Rind ara! a Ub to, $20,000 for certain disabled) But all he has at present are sev- | j tore’ range. lunged ahead before Jig-| a hetiy. wel SANTA FE, N: M—().—Cath MIAMI AND KEY WEST : veterans « onda. her er. nde a = Ma yaa ee cee Lic f eS Fe Pour basic requirements are ost anal croc odiles and a six-| | motel Powe pyer. Une: Veer's 2 jlen cash from ath Sally, Wo ft anta Fe diocese thi Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS : ulrer are | foo! 0. ss st 5 S e an Hunter f tt : established by law veterans to| apore eles ae a Wark and hs Sa credit ret-| visitor : _ Between Migmni and. For Wee R qualify for thi They! ‘Said Hateheock: “In the course| nd skin was dramatic ally en-| e: show jewelry| that by p Re of eat it on a are: Gfimny cbtesr U haveseorse sepoas| GHG ake domes get eee eaten re Express Schedule § 1. The vet must — have| head hunters cannibals, fave had | whiskey brea a Grdaattn heuer calledtl Be EA Ee: ae 1 at (No Stops En Route) been disabled in active service or} brushes with esaped _ leopards,| She arched hor head, cons: met Gidher, and for wiistl “Jigser asked. * Sa siege Riba > was LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY EX- under the sperial conditions| been bitten by pdisonous snakes,| of bis appraisal. “Aren't igagement ring would bring| the d and th 2 : . nts tes CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M, Ar- specified in the Act but I do not fancy a shot in the | App fk incorpo ” she n. I'm on call as a prof idee : : throughout the tives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- 2. The veterar must back from your bandits r i correspondent pa i 4 tice of night. Pn aeuarated frarn Sach Sir,” he emphasised, “wild | eg Ba k LEAVES. MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT vied on or after April 25, animals at least are good sports,| jh Ucy ‘4 ays of t u SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid under other. than di bie, but bandits no? vigger Monsigr B! i the night and arrives at Key West at pies * than dishonorable sient ie aie | w hae hamite ‘ take wate wth 6:00 o'clock: A.M. 3. VA must find that the vet-| ACCIDENT TAX | ment fi ne in Septembe Octobe Local Schedule are suffering from disa-| PROPOSED | : F int higseh Soy (Stops At All Intermediate Points) bilities for which VA compensa- a id Fi long Aes a9 to LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- tion would be payable if 10 per-| _ RHINELANDER, Wis.—(ay.—aj Crator’s lice e ; ‘ b CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock tominic ending Gath A.M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 state icia “ éent or more in degree: and, official has come up with} bership card ee o'clock P.M. 4. VA also must find that, be-|#" idea for a tax that all good | “How did you t into Room vould be b tC LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT cause of these disabilities, the) Sltizens would try to dodge. It's| S10 at the 1s?” | “How did he come t A . SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. veterans would not be insurable|2" #ecident tax, by which each| s Bakad [for the icb?” and arrives at Key West at. 5:00 under the good health standards|@¥tomobile driver would be tax=| ar don't | i fe ecw ebinc haee V.B Le Fae of National Service Life Insur-/ 4 i a ia in which he was| “pe you expect me t i tha Hever eiatal aed 1 expects the bishops of eins involved. The amount of the tax | that!” __ Sheen es a abi spe * AOD. ance that! erinkled a wry smile He , re and ¢ . . Radek: Wisse’. conallions - aKa rarer depend on how much the} “It's the trut ll let me| even said he was a far of mine ene Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service Sine caver many groups. who|@iver was to blame, | expl t seen me pe: pee j Ware ae nti yea pata| Raymond Jens, vice chair-| : Male =| | : FULL CARGO INSURANCE . J ne an | an actor's hangout Jigg » plated her for a : € types of service on and after; 2. of Wisconsin's ‘chlebwiye| | with Some friénds: the Revere| Sole moment. “Now tell me MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts. June 17, 1950, and who were|C°™mission, broached the plan} Hotel. | was called to the tele-| how that deal between you and pra PHONES: $2 and 93 separated on and after April 25,|" @ speech before the annual] phone was worked.” | ically all natural re u SIBt. Phege groin ére: banquet of the summer high con-| ‘When \ vis?” |. Mail and tele our! f by man ‘ 1. Those who served in the ference. Under the plan, offered| {Two go. Late at night.”| react a dette vps to e setive service of Army, Navy,| 0" your thought ‘and com-| an ccf A a | og | care of the Revere Hotel. The let- | : = 2 Ait Force, Marine Corps, and{Ments,” a state body of accident!| pe cashed Me if T manteg yg nc: | tex would contain half the agreed | you?” : a Poust Guard appraisers would) investigate] He said that it was a job of ut y to General|” “A newly formed Co-op acting om 2. The Reserve components of C&¢h motor vehicle accident in-| personation: that.1 w and a stub for | company th branches of the Forces, ine . : Armed, Y°!ving $50 or more damage. The| in at an East Side hotel Boot! Times Bull naise, ‘5 the : t lot.” Ec ‘luding the National | @PP¥aisers would establish the | Personate somebody, ar Ar ner things, T was t She to full into J be a pe St roportionate responsibility of| leave town at once. I agreed t dbag in the valise, < it * Eee Te d when called or ordered to! Froportionate responsibility of} ta45 the job.” ramed photographs. 1 was ¥, ! tive duty or active training pene one involved and issue. tc “Just like that?” {t arise peel ith y. oo ee ies. tor ld days'or more. nim @ notice of assessment, with} “When he. me d the fee,|thing available that would help] “I con't know. Soon, 1 lsope." : : at) a $25 minimum } it-vas dust like th y impersonation. : got f . 3. Cadets and midshipmen at! * > ; 2 Jigger got to his the United States Military, Navat|, The tax rate would ‘multiply pe much of : “The letter came. 3 to Red. “Okay, Trady. On your and Coast Guard Academies for suceceding mishaps until “a @ nesitatd briefly. “One thou-; phoned me final instructions,| way, and good luck.” He held out é : : ; and dosiars.” | The re ne ane re w driver who repeated in accidents | **2 ‘ , lere were lots of little proce-| his hand 4. Commissioned officers of the wind: con ek , | But didn” you suspect it might| dural details for me to follow. be-|_ She got up and put her lis to Public Health Service and of the ahi a tax rate so) be something of a’ criminal na-| fore and after the impersonation,|his cheek impulsively. Jigge Coast and Geodetic Survey while high that he could no longer af-i|+ture, something that might oe | Fe But the big things were: I-was to} looked at her in embarrassment. , ford to continue to hold a driy-| YOu an accessor in the FLEMISH ARMS} Her tight calm was ¢ assigned to certain — specified Her eves train e's the ed on ally Woods, but my real name|eyes were wet duties. a calmly, Sompecied a fee of was Susan The, ‘traned someone deeply d by an a ; 5. Reserve components of ‘the size’ went. with something shady;| photographs v > my Aunt Pen-| expected kindnes: of og BRING US YOUR PROCTER AND GAMBLE SOAP COUPON: Armed Forces, including the RUBBER BOOM but frankly, I didn’t care.” iny and my dead grandmother| {Ke be couttnaai : Ui} ‘s National Guard, while engaged| MAKES FORTUNES i: . ‘sn ~ ~ oe 2 i 4 ip scral flights in Government] " piscaaae 1028 Truman Ave. We Deliver TEL. 1080 Se ob et et ay a RE ig ‘\Weati i Of White Sailor € Cap Has Wade | Foi Cantrell . BOSTON BUTT Lb. ¢ period;, with or without pay as cee in. the... sleepy. southern un~incident to their” military or! T8hing centre, Tavoy has boune . naval training ed citizens right into the money, SAM at. Money there comes _ so ‘ea All of these groups may apply | )0ne mes y| for the new insurance within one Se dh down for.a'| year from the date that VA finds nt ae a their disabilities to be service |e Tia it is difficult to mect | onnected. also iw covered:|#Tavoyan who is not tith. Al SESeee U.S. GRADED WESTERN a nother viahe ‘ tk : ahs world demand. for rubber has This group includes — those brought about this harpy state were disabled on their way to re- port for induction or for active milite service on and after} June 27, 1950, and w F | ated or otherwise released from) “Most south coast © plantations | further military service on and! are located in Communistoce after April 25, 1951. This group) cupied territory: This, helps to- may apply for the} new, insur-) wards making illegal trading ance within one year from: the safe, Nonetheless he said buying date that they suffered their dis-/in the badlands is a chancey | abilities business beeause the rebels are | All of the foregoing groups may known to murder customers to | apply for any plan of National) retrieve stocks for another | Service Life Insurance, term, of|The Communists ,who are not | with certain differ- | averse to earning a fast buck al | on the south coast. It sent prices to five times their normal but buyers easily recover their out- | separ |p. | ay Franks © 38c\smom = BACON - 45c|STEAKS-79¢ Pork Chops} OLEO LARD permanent ences from the regular NSLI con-| so make customers pay for the tracts privilege of trading in their ter- For one thing, the new insur-/| ritory which houses the richest ance, whether term or perman- | plantations. | Lb. Lb. Lb. Pkg. ent, is non-participating; that is, ee | no dividends will be paid on it.) WOLF CALI And, because it is non-partici 1G ET THE BIRD pating, th premium — rates ir most cases, especially for the| UPLAND, Calif.—(#).—-When a} younger groups, are much lower} pretty’ gitl passes the home of than are the standard NSLI rates.) Mrs. Evelyn Price, she’s apt to There are other differences,| hear a wolf whistle. The appre- but the essential benefits, rights} ciative calls come from “Jimmy; and privileges of regular NSLI) Mrs, Price's talking Mynah bird. pre carried in the new insurance} And if the pretty girl has a few} er premium rates, lower; moments, Jimmy is always de- annuity rates, and a lower rate| lighted to run through his voca- of interest, Those who are totally) bulary of more ‘than 70 phr disabled also may apply for a He might rattle off such Waiver of premiums on the new| pressions as: “Hi, baby," “What's | * law stipulates; your name?” “I love you,” “Oh FOR YOUR 4h OF i JULY PICNIC ICE COLD WATERMELON SUNSHINE CRISPY Ib. box KITCHEN CHARM Crackers 25¢] Wax Paper MUSTARD 8 | ede 5en3 C under Ic insurance that no waiver may be denied on boy,” “Darn the dogs,” “Put the the grounds that the service-con-/ coffee on,” “I doubt it,” or “Get : me total! the doctor.” nected disability bee prior to the effective date of such Put them all together and they insurance. don’t make much sense, but Jime For further information see) my doesn’t seem to notice. Other | the VA office, Room 218, Post-|birds in the neighborhood don’t | Ww seem to like Jimmy.’ He sits ;around for hours mocking .theit calls. PAPER PLATES NAPKINS oe. SANDWICH sacs@eDe COFFEE th 83c LIBBYS EPs ime Vienna Sausage GR. “A” MEDIUM.IN CARTON | office Building, Ke ae Today’s Birthdays|“"* —_ Vice Admiral Arthur D, Struble,| BARE-HANDED commander of the First FY FISHING x in Portland, Oreg,, 57 9 ee DU QUOIN, TN—@).—Boy} "Dr. Harold W Dodds, president Scout Leader Les Harrison has @ iversity, born) new trick to >teach his charges. of Princeton Utica, Pa., 62 years ago It's how to land a big bass with- SILVER COW Lov W. Henderson, Ambassador | out pole, line or net. to India, born Rogers, Ark., 59| Harrison snatched a 7 pound, Cans ‘Rhea 3 ounce bass from Du Quoin's re- Floyd Del \ington, D. C.,, servoir with only his bare hands. novelist, borr . IL, 64-years, His fishing gear was still in the the car, No further verification) + HUNT'S ‘Gen. Carl Spaatz, retired, born seemed required, Harrison being at Boyerstown, Pa., 60 years a scout master. But he refers * Official U.S. Navy Photo! Prof. Harlan T. Stetson of the} doubters to a witness tothe feat.| Me echusette Inst of ‘Technol-| Two days later two elty water| WHILE HIS OFFICERS’ LOOK on APPROVINGLY, R. ©. Cantrell is trash canning his white oxy nomer physicist, born | workers duplicated the barehand-| sailor's hat after he received his advancement to Chief Aviation Ordinanceman. Cantrell, a native in Haverhill, Mass. 66 years ago./ed catching of another big bass! 94 Greggton. Texas, is assigned for duty with the Air Development Squadron One, Boca Chica CATSUP Wr. il s genbie of tine,| But 4heir fish was handicapped. | ; ' "se Soe <astine [their motorboat propellor had| Field, Key West. In background, lef! to right, are Chief Gunner E. B. Beck. Lt. G. S. Cripps and Dakota ‘Yerritory, 62 years ago. i KO'd it Chief Aviation Ordinanceman, P. W. Luce. Tee