The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 19, 1951, Page 7

; : 4 i e than slang.The ultra-high-speed non-voting variet Pcause ‘ jets fly so ‘Tast that oe rat } they re all in the fourth grade passing over the surface of th } b in a St. Paul school machine makes the metal liter | These kids are Frederick Bach- ly boiling hot i mann and Julian Anderson, who “This happens even at altitudes / are nine years old, and Mickey . where the temperature of the a eg Luckey, who is eight. T: a s sub-zero, And the result is th : a nerhaps to know a | - the pilot may be cooked«in t i ; world affairs, but these cockpit. It has been necessary ; # ‘have heard about the terribl: work out means of cooling t! i sone Frospect of starvation in India imside of these jets, to protect t } So the kids formed a club, re Filot i lected funds and sent What's: more, under certair Cpl. aley Will Receive Medal Friday Morning THE AP PRESS NEWS IN PICTURES ‘Senator Get ‘Most Welcome | ‘Letter In Career Thursday, July 19, 1981 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Call From Japan Awakens Whites At one o'clock Tuesday ‘Engineers Build Cooling System Meee | WASHINGTON. —)— There, morning the telephone rang J j : : has: been‘ an exchange of letters| in the housy.66 Birk, CBacles For et Planes between Democratic e White at 1 Nassau Lane. Minnesota ents. Humphrey of three of his constitu The constituents works to Senator H The children, Charles, Jr., ll, and Janie Ann, 9, were NEW YORK.—(%).—Pitots to call a fast plane a hot plane hese days it’s r re trut < 1 conditions of flight, the temy | $11 of it. Send it all to a ture may rise and fall sud C they said. CHARLES WHITE through enormous ranges, fl Whereupon ; below-zero to 300 degrees a cat down and 4 to} gag’, she. Rurried. very Anywayjithis >is: becus ; rie “Dear Mike, + Dear id froma ewakeing teen. m9 tirst-class problem for t at fi i | Dear Fred.” ing and ventilating & iq | We'd like to quote some this The party on the other end ho never expected to get tang! a : | letter. of the line was calling from od with jct planes if they could S| rea on I ‘ i SE alike yy hat Japan. It was her husband. help it : § Corr AD-DRESSED — Anne i have ceceived since 1 bave been | Sat, Chaties WAG, wihthe.<|: tt waa encuell taekeintne 0 j pede eeu pega te cares aU. Ss ator none was more. fiftieth AAA Automatic {dies from catching cold in i skill, ec 0 story's s oth o} * 1 = & i : f philatelic classics as | Hi#wail welcome or more pleasing than’ Weapons Battalion, Stationed drait ee : 99 marks 100th anniversary of first for ten months in Korea he But now Minneapolis-Honey 4 : Hawaiian vostaze stamp. ° N ‘$s u D DE N DEATH — reaestrians examine crosses, one for each of Colorado’s traffic ha was on was on a five day well has worked out a gadget for 2 . oe victims in 1951, planted before wrecked auto at busy Denver intersection as warning to all. rest leave in Japan. air-conditioning these hot plane { wih ; Asked what they talked and the experts consider t) mv WR about, Mrs. White said mostly = problem solved. . You have how much he wanted te come They do jt. with cont arms, machin late Wake aesivetins home and how he missed her ) Which let in cold ait : some other boy or git and the children. sutomatically, and do it se é 0 ? Sgt. 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