The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 30, 1951, Page 9

Token From The Files | 0) The Key West Citisen WMDAAAAADAsAAAsasannranns 10 YEARS AGO iaaree licenses for 1041 do Oo Or Kale until Tuesday, the Gay after Labor Day, Gwen @olyn Borden, Clerk in the of fee of County Judge Raymond Lord said today in revealing that inahy Monroe County residents have attempted to file their ap Pileations this week | Mayor Willard M. Albury and | city council by Saturday will | have given full approval to an | Ordinance transferring the city's Water system to eorhinission it appeared today | — Offices of the Red Cross in Key Weat have been moved from their old location at the USO] Gentér On Duval street to the} Mise Leonor announced Miss Cleo MeLauglin, consult ral Building, @h, ‘seeretary, ay. . furée on tiberculosis with the; State Board of Health at Tacksonville, was an arrival in the city gesterday to conduct a AUBERCUldsis X+Hay clinic in con etn with Dr. J. B. Parra » Head of the Monroe Coun Hey West's most attractive Sung Woman will be named by logs Juniot Chamber. of Com ce imerhbers at La Concha Hotel tonight in a selection pre limitary'to the Miami Junior Chaitibei’s Labor Day “Tropical Festival” i Froin the editoral pages of The Oitizeit: “Democracy suffers more fipm ‘its loud-mouthed friends than from its enemies.” ee Batory Switches re tty."to operate a e topaiat passen- + Ber’ service by sea between In- die and Europe with the depar- ture aon of the 14,300-ton “Ba- tory”: SAbandoning the Gdynia- Uni- ted States’ service, the queen of the Pdlish ocean lines is opening sefyice from Poland to India via Seuthampton,. Gibraltar, Port Sajd, Suez, and Aden. India, ini Intaining its neutrailty in the ale War, has paid little atten- to possible political signifi- eabce of the new Polish link be- teeenCommunist Europe and this! couiitry, | . During its operations to ‘the United:States. the “Batory” fre- quently: was, called a “spy ship” because of the passengers it car- tied; some ‘ot ‘them allegedly un-| dercover.* ‘ RUSSIA‘S “TAKING WAYS” BELGRADE—(#)—The Yugo- slays claim that the Russians have “taking ways”. The Soviet penchant for acquiring other people's property was lampoon- ed recently in a cartoon in one. of Yugoslavia's humorist} publications. | It showed a swimmer tmerg- ing: stark-naked from the ocean surf to be met on the beach by an astonished friend. “Why, comrade,” inquired the friend, What -has happened? You are the aqueduct |” naked. Where is your bathing suit?” | it was stolen,” replied swimmer. “The Hottentots §t.from me.” | “The Hottentots,” exclaimed] the’ friend, “but there are no} Hottentots here.” a Quiet,” shushed the swim-/} fner, “the Russians may hear} you.” \ ~ al Slow Starter KELVINGTON, Sask.— (®—| Russell Patrick and his family | the} took} had alittle trouble getting start-) ed on their summer holidays. First ‘of all Patrick parked the} ea¥ outside a garage to get some last-minute requirements. While hé was inside, the car rolled] hackwards through the plate glass window of a store. | Somewhat unnerved, they started again for Calgary. From ill Lake, 30 miles from here,/ Mattick telephoned back to say} H-anyone else was going to Cal- they might bring along the ing tackle he had forgotten. He was 40 miles away when an- other phone call came. “I forgot my wallet too,” he said. etartorcalare?yist Z a: AP PRESS NEWS IN PICTURES SOARING dena, Cal AAD Junior OVER clear Track Pigtailed Loita Mae Mauer, Pasa high jump bar at four feet 814 and Field Championshins, Waterbury Shahlabtehes Turner Joy ibove) is anes, United Nations Ps Kaesong, South Korea, ABLE IN ANOTHER FIELD — soprano Licia Albanese examines some of the shoes she designed and had executed in Italy, Designing is done between singing engagements. BERLIN TODA border between East and F est é BEFORE RECORD RUN — italian Romuto . Port checks his supercharged motoroycle before Munich-to-Ingolstadt run on German Autobahn to claim five new world syeed records, inches in National “ Conn 0 leven buildings, part of Parkmerced housing project at San Francisco, afford a view of Lake Merced and the Pacific Ocean (upper background), RIDING IN STYLE — Singers Francisco Valentino (left) and Lubomir Vichegonov ride burros during sightseeing trip in Central City, Colo., where they sang in summer opera season. Opera areas hear Berlin's ate cen ee ease) Distaff Rule (Called Cruel RANGOON (4) A woman lhne established an iron-elad rule | lin Communist-oecupied territory | adjoining the border of the Pe }eu anid Hanthawaddy immediately north of Rangoon. Buxom Ma Saw Mya, Heutenant of Red Flag ehief ‘Tha hin Soe, is dseetibed by refugees fleeing the area as more cruel than any imale Communist they i know, The refugees, now in Rangoon, | said the woman maintaing a jun gle loveneat. Petty leadets war among them. selves for her favors. Acotding to the refuge her current “husbands” are two lead- ers she wooed from the White Flag party Ma Saw Mya is the self-ap- | pointed president of the people’s | court set up in the area to try | refue | recalcitrant villagers, the gees stated. They said the penal ty for all offences, including tax evasion, was Bets i ator, | NEW WHEAT VARIETY DES MOINES- variety of wheat, known as “Vi wo” is being grown this year on two farms in this state. Farmers in the area are watching the new wheat with considerable in- terest. The 1) new variety, a red fall wheat, was developedtin Indint na. It grows an exceptionally Jong head many of which mens ure more than six inches. Yield records indicate the large head will produce 10 to 20 biishels per acre More than the standard va- vieties, 1028 Truman _ US. GRADE FRESH GROUND Hamburger we LARD 23¢ FRANCO AMERICAN SILVER COW LIBBY'S FAB» SUNSWEET PRUNE districts | feputed | rival | A new!) SPAGHETTI MILK 3% 40 BLEACH o™ 13 Baby Foods>=:25c ws CATSUP JUICE. o™ STUDENTS ‘GET BREAK | bgt ef BRUNSWICK, Ny dm For the first fine: it, many and summer abundant this for college students The student placement bureau jat Rutgers University feperts ithat jobs this summer have far louthumbered applicants and on- time 3, part jobs have beet | summer jly the most lucrative positions have been filled The bureau stated that de» mands for technically’ trained jmen have been | heavy and that one-third the en- Ritteering students 1 the elass of fee at Rutgers fousid sprmther | jobs in their major field. T les We ° io Tl ete on eee ae BRING US YOUR PROCTER AND GAMBLE soar Ave. Weft » 59 Wesson OIL 33¢ 27¢ 3ic 1401 BOTTLE _TME KEY Weer CITIREN Peas 9 Don't Worry If Jr. Spurns Food NEW YORK=-(4}-A baby us- tantly — its weight in the first yeor, If it it On eat like it did in Fagg “a would weigh 70 pounds two ‘years, and 700 pounds at four years Dr, Steine of Valley Stream, N. ¥, gives the éstima- tes in an article in GP, est General Prac of the Academy of é tloners. The point, he appetite to devline after the first a ae that its’ normal for the ty about it. seen cane ed The state of Travancore is at the southern tip of India, par a‘ year, and mothers shouldn't wor- rmoar