The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 14, 1951, Page 8

closed today he has been awarded ee GI __ Sette December 4, 151 Exchange Club | Ford Cites Sellers For Superiority J.P.McRae Died To Study In Africa [eee eeiion eae He dis 12 Pl | aes , *AS oI : vall.ia Fulbright fellowship to make anes Are E | rses Use 'Thur sday A. M. ASHEVILLE, N.C. i, — A well-|a | Fulbe n¢ orses ® ! ¢ known Southern forester is going |"), yursh will leave next month Downed By r bd 14—m.—|to study the effect of trees and |p, for London, where he will ‘ = : 4 34, whose |tree-cutting on water resources nd two weeks with colonial of- 1 8 Of I luoride Marie McRae | and weather in British Eas officials before continuing to town. He will then go over- cksonville City Commission- | eg to his headquarters at Kiku rd D. Sutton was much in| ‘The forester is Dr, Charles a yesterday | Hursh of the Southeastern Forest yu, in Kenya Colony. American Ace €IViCc CLUB WILL Astonishing Record REQI r cin com morning Chalked Up By TO CONSIDER THE Cause of death is believed to R A have bee attack. ¢ “ Me haa? .. PROJEST Rae, a bi “ae pr AEG TAS America’s Hottest eee. 8 cnet, THREE HOTELS IN MI MI at POPULAR PRICES Jet Ace At their r meeting yester mo WAL cauanaer day the Key West Exchange Club rwout ‘ ¥IFTH AIR FORCE, Korea, Died a. ereohitiog endorsing tie y today ae in the Heart of pn ee 1 : : He died 1 Dec. 14,—-(7).—Twelve Communist site & use of fluoride in the city’s water REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS planes shot down in just 16 days— | | ee supply. The Exchangites will re wospital._ Vis that’s the astonishing record, ebalk. “4 quest the City Commission to con R k f T with BATH and TELEPHONE ¥ ed up by America’s hottest jet a sider this project before the next alata ay e e Mill e Major George A. Davis, Juniot “ol commission meeting ockerener, 1tz Pershing er ; Lubbock, Fexas. ie n followed an add. . . i i © : Davis bagged four Communist | Dr. Delio Cobo, Hoover, Jom Army Hotel Hotel Hotel H migs yesterday in two slashing air | 6 r, who told - a8 E Flagler St. 226 N.E. Ist Ave, 229 N.E. Ist Ave. 4 battles Gyer North Korea, That | Official U. S. Navy Photo fluoride to ROCKFORD nois, Dec. 14— Rooms 100 Rooms Bone i is Mig Kill to nine, water supply will Hacker ‘Maver end tac vator Elevator ‘coms if three more than Major James A. | Lieutenant Henry C. Cutler. reduce dental decay in children Ra epee Okt Solarium Heated Elevator i Jabara shot down to set the pre- | Bee oer eee a Herbert E. Hoover 3 BLOUKS FROM UNION BUS STATION é Re ce eo he returned to| mcapntly appea of race nae kalb, Iinois. John D. | Lessee i U-S last spring Seo said the annual cost = a ° = Davis also has bagged three Red | ee | : he water suply of o his illustri- | z tu-2 bombers, probably ‘destroyed | Treinin m y * about Staff E , esake 2 one Mig and damaged one Tu-2 and | 1 son if sodium si Rerines Z 2 West, Fi nti : i : | Fl email fo A ci glints | St of advane piciride dies aot and Bee On eas | Y fo Havana ‘ vats. merican je pilots | is in tnstrun t ltag ise Ge habinass’ to ers Il his Sale : 4 LOOK! / wn 13 Red jets and pro-| if! : aste odor or sa s t : : ! i i © \ wat For ma ea 1 cde <chicoedeh teak 3 Medae enero basen | ie for Con c= [Ramre water has be wad wt SAMPSON Also jet ein “iting Squadrons out ects in a great variety of : i DaVis-Was calm and unexcited | He will report indu Plants Three Flights Daily For R vation ' after. yesterd: historic battles. | ¢r, Air Force for uoridating the community's| Mck ¢ or neser' i ars metal - sane ener further assigr ity |W supply will sharply reduce TO HAVANA anywhere in the : day! he seid. “This morning’s| involving flying the dental bills of the younger gen- | xe wiki x eure Arrive é Hight is @ little bit old now. We| Lieutenant Cut! eration, and older children not re A Lee ine Havana United States on Hnorth of the Sinanju River al try a peas the Sy benefits nd fuori i Ae a 11:00 A.M. when Wha flight of about 50) the United + ;@ation can be protected by appli Harv | % .M. 2:30 P.M. rm i emny, Annapolis. | tlons of sodium fluoride to their | 956 400 PM. ius pM, | Scheduled Airlines “1 just led'my 12 planes into the | in 1943 with a Aeeth tomy es Seiencé-degree. He v | SN. 8 ean R To bo WEST buh ' “EF BOt one right awayAd quently stationed abc 2 Pi - immediate | : 121 Duval) St : coupia af bursts he went M46#epin | USS Philadelphia operat ‘Fine amp s Deliver S Flight TEet"®, ArHive i atid’ bailed out. We fought awhile | the Mediterranean Sea. In No- | Y | ight javana =Key West Next to Margaret i until we. got low on fuel-my wing| vember 1944, he was selected | R eae ad Wk siets shcaidlieaet caters 951~ 9:00 AM. 9:45 A.M. : Tine GEL. One mig came in fin| to enfer flight training at Pen. | RENAME SPECIAL PRICES TO | 953 12:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M. Ann Siore ing at'us-from 8 o'clock. We broke se Fla Tus n pone lat- | NEW YORK —Pine Camp, an z CHURCHES - SCHOOLS jf 955 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. and made three or four turns. When| er. he was designated 2 1 |Army installation near Water >, ee Coan COREEE LODGES - CLUBS AND | T'was just about to get behind him | aviator after comple lowe iY, Hee teon renamed Still P: ae ‘king syRoNs = BRAN _jCorer ewours || AEROVIAS “@Q” Ss. A. to fire,-he broke off and went into | ea ent training Camp Drum in honor of Lt. Gen riump. @) me oT alite aed roe | piano Then he pulled up into | eestor robes fc ae joes A pee the eas "Em In Coffee ~ Cé&A Sal 5S ee | ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent loop. SF nent of the Army has ann Per is ‘ "1 was about 600 feet behind him | study in June 1948 AiG gtaeed’ 2! The filn Mill OR VOrNICe | Phones: 162 - 448 - 1106 Airport: 482 Lt. 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