The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 21, 1952, Page 8

Pose THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tauredey, Febrvery 21, "8 N vemos In | STUDENT PRESS KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL ho. 6 THURSDAY, FEB. 2), 1952 Writteu and Edited by Students of the Schoo! vade Martello Towers ¥ § Parrot Fever MIAMI WF — Five cases of psit tacosis (parrot fever) have been F found among birds in Dade Coun ty, Dr. J. T. Smedley of the coun ty health department reported to. day The birds came from four avi aries which are under quarantine Because some !irds were trans ferred to other aviaries lisease was discovered i of nme aviaries has been quarantined Dr. Smedicy said there has been Mo instance of the disease being contracted by a person in the coun ty. A report that there had been @ human victim in the state proved untrue, said the health officer Coy Resigns Today WASHINGTON & — Wayne Coy resigned today as chairman of the Federal Communications Commis sion Coy told reporters he 5 quit ting because he could atford the personal sacrifice of « inuing in the $15,000-a-year jo’ Coy added that he had asked | President Truman to relieve him | @ his post so that “I can negotiate for a job in private industry | The FCC supervises operations | ‘of the radio and television industry Citizen Staff Photo — other duties \ _ \ if E Fp Anthony Barrera, Paul Bervaidi, John Bra- F itt i ERs i aa H i FZ cH Flee . oy, 1%, was named chairman THIS BEVY OF BEAUTIFUL NYMPHS was sndpped a» + opt through their paces at [of the commission in December Martello ‘Towers in preparation for the Semana Alc Pageant scheduled for March | ™47. He left a job as assistant i 7-4. In the pageant the gals will do an exotic dance aroun: Fountain of Joy.” Included in | 10 the Publisher of the Washington where we terson, W. the group are Barbara Porter, Ruth Haller, Dottic Lucas, Dottic Sundors, Peggiec Clare, June Al- and as manager of radio sta Rext two nights. A deli- tion WINX to become a member ‘was Marden, and bert, Laurie Huckaby and Connie Morrison of the FCC pm. Ss CJ. Cornell, girls for oS Ay we'll eve, to oon © and bis chemical formulas to upset | emperature ‘old terton. boys. boys . Sehweitze ave us mt senses sy ms |Site Upped ck ad stacy rsa ina aaa | LAKELAND ot — The Feder | lost in| ‘The Gitts’ Volleyball Tournament | squad Van top of a desk which is deco. | American history classes. A. teat | Sate pe annn Tally ~ came to an end Tuesday, Fet ruary |@ practice of course, with | must bh n scheduled, but un- | 287 an ae itr LT. ARMANDO CANALEJO Torpedoman Now ; Qualified For Submarine Duty Leonard Franklin, Jr, of th USS. Trumpetfish (SS 425), son jof Leonard and Tia Franklin of Ward, Arkansas, has recently Birds Found With | K ey Wester Greets Cuban Naval Officers At BOQ, Seaplane Base Official U.S. Navy Photo friend whe said she'll sell you hers.” | thanked him and told him of my earlier good fortune. The phone is ringing t is another bike. "SAVE LIVES | Miami qualified in submarines. 5, with the ninth graders winning | son. and black sign reading der democratic procedure it was bern gna ipag 4 eorece, "et | Torpecioman Third Class Prank 22-20 from the eleventh. That} Until late Thursday might, “King Edward!” No, please, not moved and unanimously passed ‘The morning bulletin lin first enlisted in 1948 for three makes the final standings first | was still no chaperon for the Mr. Schweitzer, but Hoke Holeom) . that the test be forgotten till Mon- Forecast for Peninsular Florida |¥@r. Following his Recruit Place, eighth; second, tenth, third, hove t defoch, Findly. cur ie principal of the day day for tonight and Friday morning: | Training at San Diego, Calif, ; fourth, eleventh have to default. , Mr.| What is that noise? Guess we'd Ail kidding aside, the seniors did Clear and colder Northern Districts | Franklin served aboard the USS | seerers were: Norma Ma-]Van snd several of his tennis play-| netter go to the rescue. It looks | a0 excellent job and took over ver | clear to partly cloudy and cooler | LST 845. From June to August, from with 38 had searched for hours, they | os though some pupil was out of successfully. Even in the office | south ond Contral Districts, Lowest | 1950, he attended the U.S, Naval | — S from the ele- — Merrit of the Wesley | order as the new teacher is taking ane were pe BR 8 temperatures 35 to 41 degrees in } Submarine School in ve Lon. | ‘venth, 31 points; and Pegay ' very kindly consented fo see the “principal.” Poor Pamela Russell made out the whole 5 | don, Conn, and upon uation from with “2840 be thelr chaperon sed thus won a) ™ payroll and got out the bulletin, | Me Colder locations near the Geor- | don, assigned to the USS. Trum i~ 4 the gratitude of the tennis teams. tt that some of the new | Glendora Sawyer took over Mrs.|” Borccast for Friday: Partly | Petfish (SS 425). He re-enlisted ‘The squads left Key West early teachers are really learning things Wellons’ desk and was acting f0F | cloudy in North and mestly cloudy | fr six years in July, 1931, on | Friday moraing in two cars, one | conduct their classes. Yet in south portion, | board the U.S.S. Trum dtiven by Mr. Van and the other Somes is taking over! At noon everything returned to} puture outlook: No|_ Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, the ty John hag thang) who went come algebra e looks quite ermal, and the three upper | prose danger lay and Sunday former Era Lorrane Chassereau were: Vita June Yates, 80 one else is getting | #*8des prepared to leave school mornings. of Charleston, South Carolina, re- Diana (Poochie) Fernandez, Lynn be is. at 1:30 for Bayview Park. where side in Key West, Florida. Sellers. Dolores Villate, Leo Carey. ory it looks | {he juniors and seniors prepared to — on:2 errremnmee eiamenenes en John Crus, Don Cruz, Frank Ro- . oan! show their superiority at basket. berts, and Peter Knight. ball and softball | 1 Senior Doy By Reberte Ven Alen deatr at gs soe over the job of instructing ref is i rH NORTHCOOL WATER REPELLENT Summer Suit 35 = TITTLE ACCIDENTS won't ruin your day | or your appearance if you're wearing | “REPEL-O-TIZED” Nowrncoot. 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