The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 28, 1951, Page 8

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 8 ‘Airport Meeting _ |To Be Sept. 10 Negotiations Pi the chase of Meacham cos between the City and Key West Improvement, Inc., owners, and the County who hold the lease will be post- poned from September 3 to September 16, at 10 a.m. it was learned today. The original meeting plan- ned was moved up because the 3rd falls on Labor Day, City Attorney M. Ignatius Lester said. ' The City has until Sep-, | tember 15 to file a new suit for condemnation of Mea- cham Field, if the September 10 negotiations fail to bring agreement. Teachers Will itinued From Page One) past year,” said Hurka. “Our building program, expanded, cur- » and new materials all tend to met the needs of Monroe ou! school children.” Mary Milner, president of the MCT. t the gavel to Hi Mrs. Jennie May Watkins} installed as treasurer and Miss Martha Morris, ecreta’ One of the leading achieve-| ments of the Association last vas the establishment of a union in which all Mon- county teachers and their re contractor, of the channel crossing on Roosevelt boulevard to the state Ss can participate. Mrs.) 2 ee ere hg rlotte Haskins, head’ the K La L d i] Ad ] n, with Pauline Niahol, tre- ey argo an | ncoming mira |astirer and“ Amelia Cabot, secre- | i Re di =e tary ‘Brings 38, 000 Urges Readiness. Hurka ° explained | 4 EIGHTY-THREE-YEAR OLD BERNARR MACFADDE Monte County Ateac i tel Anna Ark In a me idressed to a beside his plane at Teterboro, N. J., Airport before h ation works for the betterment $9.0 Atlantic. Fleet Units, Adm into thd Hudson River twenty feet from the rocky New of schools in general, rather than} D. McCormick, new cc shore. “I fee] like a million,” said the phy $ for the exclusive benefit of the) * -in-Chief' of the Atlantic cuers dragged him from the water. “Next teachers. ing to jump over Niagara Falls.” MacFadden “Another function,” j at respon- ason between tl! the Florida Edu arge and potent element ski suit, a Mae West life preserver and a second safety as country’s strength I de- Secretary Kimball Tells VFW Veils Navy Favors Education Benetits For Korean Vets; No 52-20" Clause * meeting to be n Miami. The sc! iral McC at to id de all that we The Navy Secretary and very grave.” He Was Commenting On $90, 000 Has Been (Cont y that: It Proposed Korean ontin I a letter nor Ful- TERE: OmK ler Warren. Readjustment Act The Gove added NEW to Rev. ge announc- YORK Secretary personal re gers in the m pital ss for the building wimming pool as one combatting delinquency “If the city charges pool,” Marc! to way "POLIO “GROUP gi Monroe County Infan will tod campme Foreigr P: where rs is Ch pt Caf 1 of ‘the pc ; ae ae | night at the offic Blu hela | ¢ are the ones 5 i to pState Emplo up F pater tsi mton stre nanage when Knight said te were} All member jpersons are ur Boats Must Move will Mr ty Manager t tro Page ne} "| Reser vations Urged For O.W.C. Luncheon pp é G. J. LeBreton, ig of the hostesses fi Wives Club lunche be held Friday T 12:15 p.m. at lor, requests that all 8 arid'naval officers’ w rea atrange to hear t! given at the lunch Engineer Fred Froho will be about disaster n time of war remind: Korean v granted to World War T FOR SALE ROBERT M. 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Sirugo has offered to negotiate the sale ne eg command | g ing the appointment. a ‘ The local church leader | OPLu ae dear Ml te stated that the appointment to incre n not altogether ou’ They'll , “hs cio ai h puanbeee a aos marto self disci-|still be needed to swoop down|| Spanish and American Dishes t : a ee re : ha agian . Givers War. the basic require: eer sites for one me + , 8 a anc ‘ 0 G ‘ ouin: trainin wi nifields—places for the assault} W | rer, Alice Robi en he wrote that he consid- 5 : y urer, Alice Robi cen be sehen ee of gaining ¢ aft to land with their waves YOUR HOST B. D. COLLETTE " at stre " , e ie neal Gs sadiness.!of combat troops : : + ‘ ions from the floor will be wel-| honor and a privilege to . pe bees - paki Petia »f combat troop aban ©! come a 2’ meeting hich I pledge my loyal sup- i = i Agreements Approve r t the’ meeting wench and man to d to keep t i one ee . joard members als: to) port, {this cc fleet } ? juct a membership c: 2 2% og Atlantic beeied lt! the Unidentified Woman | witt new er be in dow au c furth (Continued from Page One) | i during @ recent holiday at the Lido in Venice, Lisiy, With the partially submenged statesman is | his wite (left). Woman af right is unidentified. Airlines TICKET OFFICE: Meacham Airport It Was All Industrialists Port OF A Fake Allied Bombing Plot Views By Gov't WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.— TOKYO, Aug. 2¢—()—The j--The . government today United Nations Command hag git: charged that the Reds sent one @ top industrialists for their views of their own: planes over” ues On. proposed. changes. in... manus song and then blamed the © at- facturers’ price Tegulations which} tack on the Allies may lower some prices.and raise —— version of the Kaesong others. mbing incident is contained in wee penny Brice stabilization =° bulletin released by the Pub- - of figuring ceiling may reduce! tic Information Office at“Gen~ costs of items made from raw ma-}eral Ridgway’s headquarters in ~ terials that have dropped in price | Tokyo | seg hebagrns as cotton, wool, The bulletin repeated that no He said the O-P.S. is anxious) UN planes were in the-Kaesong to put the revised. order in opera-)#7e@ #t the time of the alleged” tion as soon as possible. Much} Sttéck last Wednesday—and ad- Mmay lepend on the outcome of/@ed that an unidentified “plane today’s discussions. | was. The bulletin asserted: Changes in the basic general} “It’s beyond «doubt that this manufacturers’ order were made! Wes @ Communist:aircraft.” And it went on to. say “that } ' T acenmaey by the new price con-; ‘trol law passed by congress in}there's every indication “that July. A tentative revised. draft} personnel at ' Kae- jas been prepared by O. P. S.,|Song were accessories to a deli-: | which invited the manufacturers | berate. fraud. The ‘bulletin charg- ; to Washington to discuss the es that they used their military [changes (10 am, ED.T). jcontrol of the conference site as The official said O.P.S. has not{“a cloak of deceit” to perpetrate | decided whether to make the new} what it.calls. “a sham of-unpre- — | regulation compulsory on all); cedented. proportions.” jTanufacturers or allow them i an option between the old order new ons id be 2 i ceil-| to yesterday's Communist ‘note j bisesbarp © message on peta ate his ney eee i pected. "Citizen Staff” Photo { is "made mandatory, ; goods where raw material costs FORT BRAGG, Aug. 28.) | hi ave dropped might be reduced. ; long the lines of} , These. will Ge among the ques: ; of Worla | Ho8s up for review with cena trialists today. O.P.S. officials would. not ha-! zard a guess as to when the re-} vised order actually would be} issued, But, one said, O.P.S. is anxious to get it out as soon as! 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