The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1951, Page 8

Page 8 THE KEY West CITIZEN “The Farmer’s Stake in Stabilization PRICE STABILIZATION PROTECTS YOU AS A SELLER YOUR SECURITY AND PRO: AND PROSPER! It is impossible to separate the prosperity of the farmers from the prosperity of the entire Nation. The farmer sells his products to 152 millions of fellow Americans. How much they can buy and what they can afford to pay is important to him. Price stabilization pro- ti ices up. Prices of fi d ise" along with always rise more slowly than Geen Over a period of time if \SPERITY DEPEND ON THE SECURITY TY OF THE ENTIRE U. SA: prices get too high, most people | have to buy less of everything. When fewer goods are bought, production must be cut and fewer people have jobs in factories and stores. These unemployed, in turn, must cut down on their buying. As a result of all these actions, farmers in the long run are able to sell less. Since it is hard for them to cut production, soon they have to sell at lower prices as supply of their products exceeds demands. Inflation can be controlled. It is being controlled. But it is the re- sponsibility of every person in every occupation to join in the battle. Each one of us has a stake in stabilization. i Search Is Continued School Dikiceds |See O’Bryant Orville Calhoun, of the State Fridey, November 23, 1951 ARMY OFFICER oe Bele vee ae j af 1 viteously, lying a’ - (Continued from Page One) ,|Bore, bandages snl liga Wag was laughing and telling me thal/taken into the Chaplain’s tent | I was repeating myself! He put his! where I sat mutely on a bed ifield jacket on me, his gloves./next to my Field First Sergeant gave me a clean handkerchief to who was out of his head, due to blow my nose on, and put me iM)a concussion grenade. He shook | the front seat of his jeep. The S3/like a leaf, as he held his hands and he climbed in behind me, and over hig ¢ and carried on. off we went to the dressing sta-! We were all finally evacuated. tion. I heard the Battalion Surgeon The scene here was straight!calling for more Helicopters— vounded, PEARLMAN‘'S INCORPORATED — “THE STORE OF QUALITY” Key West's Largest Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s ‘Store For Bulloch Fred Horn, of the Federal Gc ernment’s office of Education are NO TRACE OF today conferring with Monroe 0 9 County’s Superintendant of Pub-| VANISHED lic Instruction Horace O’Bryant AIRCRAFT HAS cation for expansion funds need- BEEN DISCOVERED ed for Poinciana School. The U.S. Navy Air-Sea team in| yy OyBryant said this morn- the Key West area is continuing ing, “The fact that we are s' search for Lieutenant William R.j ing to get Poinciana’s appropr Bulloch USN, Fleet All Weather! tion through for next year d ‘Training Unit pilot, who has been|t in any way jeopardize the missing since 8:22 Wednesday applications for other school im- evening when his fellow pilots lost! provements. ; y z all radio contact with him. At that | “Poinciana is growing so rapid- lime, the single-engined Grumman| 1¥_ that aad ‘a wept Hellcat in which Lt. Bulloch was| $teater than the rest, and the: the sole occupant, was reported 82 miles due west of Boca Chica. The Navy Air-Sea Rescue team, their situation as soon as pi The educational leaders Department of Education and J.. at the latter's offices over the, possibility of advancing the appli- | fore, we are attmpting to relieve | It's Time to Give Thought to Your CHRISTMAS sic SHOPPING Here You Will Find One of the Largest Varieties of Practical as well as Novelty Gift Items See Our Big Window Displays THEY ARE CHUCK FULL OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR - MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN Everythng in Underwear, Hosiery, Bath Robes, Handker- chiefs, Household Goods, Hundreds of Novelty Items. Men's Ties, Bath Robes, Socks, Belts, Wallets, Kits, Cigar, Cigarette and Table Sets. All kinds of Linens, Pillow Case Sets, Table Sets, Variety Sets, Dresser Sets, etc. Our Prices Are Lower Than Ever SHOP HERE AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE ON HIGH QUALITY GIFT MERCHANDISE ; e ° almost over. It’s been the worst}ily. When I get home I'm com-} ° P hin Mill nightmare I've ever had. My|ing to Florida to lie on some) tz ers: § er head has been fixed up, and|pleasant beach somewhere. See Tae Hotel Hotel oy’ll start sewing at the end en. Give my Godchild 2 eo 101 ‘ote! stitches come out. I'll go back Sincerely, “a eige eee Ate and do it again, probably. FREDDIE” | Solarium “Heated Elevator which has been diligently working around the clock since the 30 year old aviator was reported missing, continue their study of the area} throughout the day. | —<—$<—<— { GET THE HABIT of SHOPPING at has thus far discovered no trace} Faney up a plain Waldorf salad- of the vanished aircraft. diced apples, celery, and mayonn- Lieutenant Bulloch, a student in, #ise — with some finely cut dates the night tactics phase of the|#nd slivered Brazil nuts. Serve FAWTULANT All Weather Train-|i? lettuce cups or on shredded ing- Course, was flying a night) lettuce. PEARLMAN’S radar low altitude bombing mission at the time of his disappearance. His wife, the former Miss Doro- thy Louise Ward of Dermott, Ark-| ansas and his parents, Mr. and| Mrs. William Bulloch, 612 South Main, Dermott, have been officially notified of his disappearance. Lieutenant Bulloch, his wife and a@ 2 year old son, William Robert) Jr., resided at 1428 Vernon Ave.| in Key West, Florida. A graduate of the United States Naval Academy, class of 1943, Lieutenant Bulloch saw combat action during World War 1 in the European-Afriean Theater of Operations as a deck officer aboard the USS Marblehead. He! was designated a naval aviator at Foros Christi, ‘Texas in March GABARDINE Suits Formerly $72.50 SAVE $10.00 MISS IRENE E, ALBURY Miss Irene E. Albury, 71, died this morning at 7:30 A.M. in the Albury residence at 730 Southard Street. Funeral’ Services will be held SUITS Formerly $49.50 to $65.00 SAVE UP TO $27.50 tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. at} TROUSERS St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic | Were $25.00 Church. SAVE $6.05 A Mass for the dead will be said at this hour. Rev. Gavinus Agana S.J. will officiate at th services, Burial will be in the family plot in the Catholic Cemetery. Lopez Funeral Home is in charge of -arrangements. Survivors are; one nephew, Judge Hilary U. Albury, eight nieces, Mrs. Rosemary Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Dorothy Poindexter, Mrs. Edah M. Barcia, Mrs. Ella May Carlstedt, Miss Muriel Louise Al- bury, Mrs. Mary Ann Garlotte, Miss Jean Albury, and Miss Joan Albury. —— “JET PLANES * «Continued From Pace One in the fighting along the snow- covered battlefront. 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