The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 25, 1951, Page 4

Page 4 ; ke oh si THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday. July 25, 195 fi —_ 24 J, —_— PERSONALS. NEWS ( ; 4. GINGRAS, Society Edit . L Z Rea Ree MS 1 7 oF Ad cor 7 Re ‘ | zs eae oe OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PHONE: Ci : : itizen G és eo s $$$ : 2 I Cross Urges a Help “Mai? s Night Or tl ‘Ki | ae meee = or Stricken Vi ' u isenhower Get N DD 4 : c » s ew > 2 " lhc tims Of Floods by Dot eadquar ete In France ns : » urg appeal for help to relieve and rehabilitat Mh: ee floods now sweeping Over Kansas, Missouri, O} ee t ext time I challenge any- | i. ; ie today b chalc. souri, Okalhoma and | Wagan oleate tomahawks at « ie aching |tlmesaie Ss n paces, or to Indian wrestling, | help these flood stricken aeons a ee West to do all the mis os a c tt . think twice be- generously as po 4 Ma an Ea contributing to the a Ci ; : Seales eee ae 4 foun! chaimman said J tar] Dillon, local Red . t se sige Strand | Theater Pointing out that emer ¥e ——--- I ; sil a decree “The | - funds are desperatels ei er INi J gehts ee aptation of perate canna | at 0 dia £ imore C ors ie said that President Truman hi se ineteen . Attend : Tales. ie bree ¢ written to Re ) . ey rs N Us : ahawks, ik sident * nives re aretha. < written to Red Cross president E. Bridal Shower ifles of 1755 are mach in Americans to contr : rae Se . ul ans { sabe at lea the fierce, fast acti $5,000,000 through their loc ear F sa Betty Hig £ £ s ee Sune eee Cross chapter ‘ st u avahib seri “ny ast { A bridal sh t unbearable breakin, These dis — A bridal shower wi poin 1 tomahawk £ § & St sast aters are 5 va t tomahawk fight ree dislocating the lives of an ery Monday night for Miss Betty Ju wckwoodsman poe pe cag mated forty five thou and famil Higgs at the home of her pa (Sys Montgomery, and “ Huy ies and the number erowing Mr and Mrs. Earl Higgs, 643 V ye ian spy who scouted for larger as the floods continu 8/ iam Street tt ish out of Albany, N. Y. Dillon said. i ; nig! June is to be mar t a friendly Mohawk, but M0 —. i that at points the! the Bins a Gris August [oat ot nee rae working with ssippi River rising dan : st Methodist Churc The : nch at Montreal, Canada ~— gerously, over 17,000 persons are Btoee age ves nue t } tomahawk head Head in shelters, and n n 42,000 <i Mrs. Ruby € 416 | Ped off the duel, the te] an Eee (ed thousand: pa — is Street n i began. The fron- lunteers are giving hours of their | dip cater wher and the Indian battled | time helping these victims of ees aaa Sliven were & i ith ng knives, lash- | raging waters. sed EGiy ane gifts were é : t ta , standing ‘toe to | A ‘Without the help of every — shower umbrell: toc : | - 3 American these people will ° k and green ribbons ry has to do with the} : i SACRE aia Gobet wi not| were played during the ¢ Roan iS toad » with the} () Wirephoto vi ! pee ia Sea back on their ice ee sh the ev Indian War in the; HERE'S THE SCENE as Gen. Dwight D. Eisenh' P via Radio = pee th ea gieee rehabilitate | Tess Care i e 2 4h by bee ia Ww : a the British; Rei. France. was turned over to the Atlanti ean poers : eee military. eeu at S| s and their families,”|M were elen Care rench foughtefer control of| Auriol (lef ic Past’ nations Monday. France’ ii the chapter chairman es,” | Miss Nancy Brooks and Mrs. } i eft) gestures in deliveri is Sicning aid ks and Mrs. Nel la. Both. sides enl We ing the presentation address. Gen. Ei He then indicat tat lie Collar. ae ’ es enlisted the| in right foreground. At . Gen. Eisenhower ) ; atelathat allicen. 4 : aid of two of: the’ five Iro right is French Interim Defense Mi : ¢uibiticncchould be made din n-| 4 ttending — the wer me bes. Mohawks qQuols are officers, enlisted men and se Minister Jules Moch. In the f the MOET aed oe i aegis Brooks ™M Ros and Huron 1 Panda ng Sige — civilian employes of the 12 nations in the pact. . 201% F ~ eS apter a emolo r Sasa peearenas ‘ > banne — s 2 a Street or by telephon- | ~ ie righ a Carey rai Morteaim: — of | be — toa ee oes ing 2 |Nellie Collar, Mrs. Ruth J in the warfare tt 6 Popes eee 1 i hrough no choice | astries W 2 <n erm at the iain te — Mis f their own, but from necessity. | ith ¢ —_ Custar d F illing | Sherman’s B iss Jane Perry, general | Miss Na aps ase ate The picture is what is kc |S] ee ee Ys al | Miss Nancy Phillips : . ” s known as | « roul 2 > ee ee Atlanta, | othy Mie ian idaadiohe ts tt a t It is one of the un-| - sa - pe uf nder Refri i ation r a on, ugh Duggan, | cua tee, 5 outed, but better “th ae D. : Paul Albury and Mrs Cae R ic . isses Tess Carey, Doreen|the year. Bit nailer — of) Continuous refrigeration dur-,tain bacteria pl Irives Cn , Nettles. . Carola rll Nancy Brooks, Barbara | veterans aa to ane sera Deon | jing the brief period before dis ei bacteria play a prominent log that ‘i 2S) . S- yrole an ea 7a? ; rg ann and June Yat {te Blue, a real Indian w “ oa tribution to the consumer and by ole and a number of metallic WASHINGTON, D. \ Apply lo Wed lee sou and Vita Barrosa tbeen a screen actor for aver 1aS | pasteurizing temperature during | jcompounds may froduce food Pt A four , : Pe y D a ————— years, has the role of Sagamore, | the last stage of manufacture can | poison pe plane is exp The f sine friendly Delaws : | prevent pois gi 50: “4 j ach here at 3 to pei ig aig applies mee ing es Games 1elps W “y re natler . v ho portant ie tg Earl KL a on foods are inherently | with the. body of d 1e ofices of speted E : ontgomery) | ; . Lang-/ poisonous owing to th .« | Sherm , Judge Raymond R. Lord. : iF or Young People avenss the ‘ting of his broth ford said today in a statement to |.of ankoloid poe beeen am re =a Ching “Levie Austin Green, Jr, 19, of = i er, dispatch rider for the Red | the press pole vids O1 more obscure but | * ations. r US. Naval Station ale =o a The Youth Fe ae ie Coats, and to clear the boy of an| He referred particularly to any ee erat subs tances,” Dr. | nic wed is bringi : Shee Reid, 22, of 415 Margaret)" Presbyterian ack at Bene t charge as a spy. Reginald | P&S" ies or other foods contain-| He it prenae | wheel oad ae i] ptreet. = | Saturday evening in the a : enny = ist as a British officer |°"2. ° cream custard filling injstanda ast a ee the highest two . ai died Sunday i John Thomas Cerezo, 19, of 916] jrecreation hall for a OAATE BOGS LHe. Wards for CHEN ee ea eee Conte EE | CON: ie Subic s cannot | 50 : eart attacks, Francis Street and Betts ing of dancing a social-even: ns, until his daughter is kid- |furnishes an excellent n i mpletely prevent contamina- e buried in Arti Higgs, 18 wo Betty June ing and game: Pra cied ding an ate ris kid-|, medium jtion of food from dust, ut } | Cemetery on Frida: BE 48, of 643 Williams Street.| In the absence of Mr. and M Fe ee ene Se attack and mas- | the development of harmfuljand other simila » utensils, | y- at Crawford Otte, 2 VX 1 | Joseph Syieniai. peasy . — at st Wriliams. bacterial products. He said that {are 4 x eee sources bay saplane Base, and “Ger 4-1, group, Mr. al ay nine srenda Marshall, as the daugh- | ™@8"Y outbreaks of food Noa Enea eI to harbour ni imerous | 7 é Gerald k r. and Mrs. Walter C rw Leepabsiaie d poison-jso called soprophyt 3 Lan La Barre, 21, of 626 Cason’ yn, the oat adv at " a ates a the hearts of a young] ing caused by the souring of can spel o hytic micro rs. buc ar | _ Lane. present at the gathering. ss er in her fathers command | this particular type of . id in'| He em i a tI e | Col - ‘ Members present were: M Ge n Mae squaw fever” 1 bingeing and homes had been jof care Hae free ae me sista! { *adiS In Ra | | Sarah Brow es Miss | lantgomery, does ‘wh the cause of outbreaks of food ; He rigeration *O Bred) s | eine ning Events | Mrs. cic te Epes she with a role which is is poisoning x rene . lit eae ae Seg 1g from foods in. | McKEESPORT, ‘Pi IE re Z ct eee | es atz, Lionel Cz i ¢ yy. ae Satis Bn which these ¢ - 1 25ia- is 4) = sah JULY 25- | Don Campbell, Bill Carr von) pha Ieoa me 4 Dr. Langford explained that | ; pineivsi ia, in them- es (?)—The widow 6 . : agers’ Dance, St. Paul's} Ja" Mercer, Philip rao = Piers quoi Trai? is.a top| feed poisoning is a broad term pet might under | moceyy) whip in . j Young Peoples’ Service Lea- ward Gasherk Cline Clawed od eee < arn and a welcome{and the illness may be caused by | stanc tions produce sub- | Mrs. Vera Buchanan, { | a = p. m., St. Paul's Episco- | | éeten ‘Cleween, —- He = _ romrw osterns. tis histor.|a variety of factors. He said eae — n ly poisonous if la commanding lead i 5 g Price ere Hall. | Judy Merit, and Miss Ke ly’ Ke fal tere ¢ throughs a maintains in- vo per s spetial on Bri Be Airship Dev. ce ae SO. PASS ougnou let et | erection, n | ron Officers’ Wive p Dev- | | se Poets! . rs’ Wives’ Club, D > a | Mrs. Buchanan ear h 23.80, .m Raul's Restaurant, | =| Allen Will B ‘1 irectors Of Today’ 8 Bir thdavs 2°" 2 Wi Review Group, Officers What’ Cooki ul | V9 |for the Truman admit ives Club, 10 a. m.,, Fort | Ing | ( Chamb . VV » Dr. Leonard A. Sct | With more than nat a 8 ‘ Taylor Officers Club. I SO. 00 Sho Here A er eel | Sn pcosmemenernc’ U_ ot U. S. |cincts reported—126 ae d ~. American Legion, Ar- it Key West } p ae Hiawa. of divect HF lH hoch Ron waren Buchanan had ur Sawyer Post N “County C | pe : rectors 0 1€ | Ind., »| ‘That , t Ww) ost No. 28, 8 | i unty Commissioner Joe Chamber of C 44 years 7 at gave her a4 j pam, Stock Islanc es * CONCH 11 bh itidin er Joe Al- amber of Commerce held a reg Wil Il | than 7,00 e | Home. : id Post RECIPE EVERY DAY |. ti i ng a new $9,000 prin war monthly JTuncheon- business tc arash "e " aulae, Ambassador foeaane, McK me ot Meeting, La Concha N | 5 t tblishment at 333 Simon-] Meeting today at 12:15 at the | 5 orn Pawtucket, R. 1} troller Cliff vl Wives’ Club 88 10:30 avy} HAM GOES FLORIDIAN 2 oH Ke ding Inspector] Chamber of Commerce building : 2 itor’ a Building 178, Naval St ‘tion. ’| Four slices han a nt i ll announced today. Manager Harold Laubscher said | in M: etapa ek actor, born Bowling, Officers’ W % Silees 7 | thick and : ¥ sis cut 1-16 inch} n took out Pte re to move that details of the Chamber's pro- eee of Sore . Since Nawal eras ives, 1:30] Dee 7 at east 4 x 6 inches ( to the rear of the} tam for the future would be. an abeth W. Wilson of Riles, ation Bowling | Pre be é nenb hod dots Simonton and to move nounced later Mass., mathemati- Meeting eos : ve pared mustard another part of the hac e to Cud bd eR ary, born in Washington, eting, Junior Chamber of Two tablespoons chopped leeks |) Key. The new print sk K . Dp 1 . ago. ; | weeuse: ’ bh Tuimeeeene RES lin rs : according te (Continued from Page One) Solana i prea tne The y lime t | cg as e spiscopal bisho} ! cus eres Bridge bl dis tablespoons pineapple juice ell Hoff, 1003 Seminary i City employees to start th J., born Buffalo, Gubiseascote Coral Room, ich Ron oe on baie t wo ut a $200 permit .to or edurc 2, Ago. : Meeting. Scottish R es ghtly with must-| 4 his porch. The Spider Web uesday’s meeting of Dr. E. K ; arrish of Windsor, 8 pam: oh ish Rite Bodies, a Gi each slice lay four to|\“ on Flagler avenue took out Langford, Monroe County Health} strat oldtime artist-illu- i Me 4 e cottish Rite Temple. | ; : ee of asparagus, depending | a permit to, hang a neon sign. officer and other authorities Be rator, born in Philadelphia, &1 e a Junior Debs, 7:30 p. | o; A ir thickness. Roll and-fast-|-. ne sulted in an agreement to coordi Spiele Spe: * m., Wome en at each e ® se toperill u dinles o2 a 1 i ; ium bman's Club. Auditor- | Place Page sn i er argo F r ench M F pong ae: Un she cay Wee of a ec salts, playwright, | THURSDAY, JULY 26 dish. Mix the proscar ener ay orm : teak eh eet N. Cc 7 4 wn oe - Ss fa _ ant le é the juice: e anti-mosquito unit, coun-| 3 years ago. ul Sw imming Classes, Offic: et stand for ten minutes.| New ¢ abi at ty, Navy or City will be 2 i oO side Club, 2:30-3:30 p.m.,|y ioe sprinkle | 4€ inet specific areas for fogging As it ‘i re protected liberties Seaplane Base Po Ne : DARTS ‘ f is , . ee alii Seine Ci = x : pepper. Bake in ¢ cayenne} |. PARIS, July .2&—(A)--French | is now, often City foggers will ETE Lapa lass, Monroe County | (350 dex sa se a moderate oven | ! re ident Vineent Auriol has ask- | go up one street, sending mosqui REL You can | Hos spital Woman’s Auxiliary F BERTON) 200t iinutes. |ed premier Georges Bid ae a toes over to another street that| ae ae | 2 , “i . ys For a richer Bes ida oO a ‘ z ngs! at oe car — Monroe General Hos- | dist Be her, stantial | Special conference, oreshieie the Navy is fogging. ‘DIAPER RASH °* ‘diaper Mc stir g rp cheest Hh a wiew to forming “a news Neil Saunders, member of the pA psagpidiien, Withgriirge at LYCO‘BO-ROL. | | i vane Ladies Auxiliary before h cabinet see | Mosquito Control board, said th t| ised Ca a oe an panthers Ne | rp eae ard, sé a ae y ir i bi ii I ost 391 1.8 pm Post , arersite siiiiiieen the first meeting of that body all drug Money back ple aa eed KEY’S OPTICAL oan Sse gone pein socialist Rene Ma wt i take place July 31st at the LY 423 Simonton St. inis Class, icers’ Wive ed to win a \ t Monroe county courthouse é : Club, 9 < Hann} aa v of confi- | ics a courthouse. ee ae ae 2 eienieilliaial } oe h hae Manager King said that} Me cine os She 7:3 fy I I “ate | bo oa wil the. _secomuite <somel Meeting, JayShees, 7:30 1b ‘ ° | board will start work sediate~ | JayCee C is : oaa : \ a immediate ‘ee resect ation Sy n History iy using the DDT it has plus} CH COMPLE . PORTS me pen Lt . < Boveri s fogging equipment. i i. “hy » rt bur -< fj . sundy’s Lane, | ney have the DDT, we have CLEA noes 28, 8 p.m, Li bhouse sgl 8, Canada, in| the equipment,” said King. VE ; M me, Stock Island Outboard} side r with Britian—both Seana Meeting, Dr. Felix \ P 0 es ee NS victory j IN Lodge No. 64, 8 p.m, Cuban ) ee a __1868--Wyoming Territory cre-| a Bi eit tod ae an M Dad oe Jara & ted out of parts of Dakota, Utah | All N ded PRIDAY, JULY 2i- = eta as —— ce aris Meeting, Alcoholics = Ano: ses CACC: ay oe in St. Louis, Chi- | FOR mous, 8 p.m., First * Presbyteriar strik and Louisvile “in railroad | “ | . Church Annex se cpp | MONDAY, JULY get A. pes | ier nina’ Gi 30 expériments, at Se ¥e batho Aurelio Torres, 74, the first re) Yi Swimming Class, Of! 1909-—Fre nck : Youls OOk N¥J.| operator of silent movies in the You Pa ne | Wives, 3:30-4:30 pa < ; jouis Bleriot the | City of Key West, died yesterday Y plane Base Officers’ } i sh ¢ hannel—| in Miami after a short illness. No More! Meeting, Mariner Scout Listory of avi- |‘: Mr- “Torres also, manufactured No. 8 “Flying C a | cigars in Key We 2 4 ying Cloud United States ratif | . AN est prior to going i Sea Scout Headqua t with P: i Pode new | aa poor in 1916. . ALL, WORK ’ ‘TUESDAY, JULY 31 : sh acnnicb ete 1a: Panama to e will be buried in M ; DONE KY Alb i J M ’ LY 3i— OV t aI \ across gy { fi lami on ‘ * Dinner Meeting, Kiwani Owners Assor s, tee aid % _— = I _— — er S ew 4 6:45 p.m., South Beach Pat x ee 1944—-Ag Gefen The Cane | ae survived by his sister OF MIAML FLA., F Restaurant. ) : erty raha a her Am- Mrs. \ W. P. Curry of 221 Duval WATCH REPAIR we Bridge, Office lw ree j hb cee Cone | Street; two brothers, Edward A ah ” p.m, Fort eee gis on Be Sales A ie Fomsy George ; ee of Miami; five DIAL REFINISHING, $2.95 - A . Monroe : © ¢ pace. | 5. rec Su ie, h >: . gets . 3 7 Bacon Navy W Ga pases | Jack and A. Aurelio, = of Mi. CALENDARS, $8.50 - cHRomoanaena tn » Navy Wives, 9 ¢ Foreigt sentenced to from} ami; three dat : . Pi S. $1 : Naval Statio - ‘ . reign) 8 months to twe ‘ aughters icked Up and i leys a Rosthome, Stock | de a bs to two years on war snag Mrs. Charles : Delivered Weekly WEDNESDAY, AUGUS Meeting, Eiks Lo " ; re Trade Commiss -| pr Leland Wallace, also of Mi- ' oo ae Concha ec ag ig a to curb growth| Mr. Torres was a member of the FA ives Club, No. 88, 1( 1m. Club bv Wives’} Knights of Pythias. Building 178, Naval Statio: a Court! thro es as they | ela ceilliasencooced tac j : Near Pool. beroibe ranges wave at U. S.| _Peiping has ¢ } ; ONCHA HOTEL 4 lines in. Korea. S$ a population of 1 | WeR KEY WEST. : 556,364, eserve the Right to Reject An i 3 y Watch Too Badly D a aps