The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1952, Page 3

denencnnelt na cate ane Esa CENT ena Atte dinitiniieite ioe acelin i Sacap ai Saeuneee e orae ene errs scentnace cease eccnmmennnnte ceeemmanmaredemamtets mtomemast erm ee Thorsday, April 17, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Marvin Ariz Is i ppt HE V3 N H L p } mate chief, was transferred from | 4 equip- | the U. S. Naval Station, Key West, | BA ¥i 210-3: MNT Mattie ie to the U.S.S. Prairie, under Com- | mander, Western Sea Frontier. F an Chief Artz had been assigned duty ; with the Key West Shore Patrol ! since his arrival on the Naval Sta- ! tion. Chief Artz was born in 1908, at Faith, North Carolina. His parents are deceased. He is married to the | former Jean Obrine of Sara, Penn- sylvania. They have one child, George C., aged 13, e Dies At % NEW HAVEN, Conn. ® —John Adlerhurst, interviewed on his 95th birthday April 3 at the iron works he had operated here since 1900, said he couldn't remember ever having had to stay away from work because of iliness. {pronou ¢ ) | by plu in a small, portable electron meter which activates a : a He fell ill the next day, and was taken to a hospital. y he died. pS I, The normal human spine has 33 or 34 vertebrae of which 9 or 10 are fused into two bones, the sacrum and coccyx. od cusan COFFEE ——TRY A POUND TODAY children threatened by an | <1: i and is a 2 foutantieenn| CASH MARKET 1028 Truman Ave We Deliver Tel. 1080 an Z F F me 3 y a : vainly attempts to explain his feeli to his wife but she is a ie— ° Ay — bag gre realist. He even tries to veer, Bat that gesture ends In the PiGNio—4T GLb. Vg: of white. futility which haunts his exi All he can do is ‘noon’. to make a indings in monkeys appar- Faith is the PALMDALE ” — Florida high- gaily wi i al (3 babes w 4 Be ine light Bead Taecparolmen and Navy divers |fantile Paralysis supported. their | Wr (eet setlalist, and’ apothet in the book. ‘Mos uncle is currently performing Las Vegas. Bonar spent most of his childhood touring the’ U. §. with his parents, who were acro- ats. . b - — ; . To Leave City |The ts oy pani. ;—EVERY EGG GUARANTEED Sam M. Hylton. torpedoman | ar, who is 28. That h ed after third class, was transferred from | Rp ie coo arma spcecerme mtr ee Bozen the U. S. Naval Station today, af-'| USE T-4-L FOR ter three years in the Key West | ATHLETE’S FOOT area. He will report to the U. §. 8. BECAUSE— = — — a : Walke, destroyer 723, in San Fran- Ht peels | Brisket of Beef incendiary but not explosive apd | Before his entry into the Naval | Call Mr. that true gunpowder was invented service, Hylton attended Herndon | cisco. posew ca eg RI B STE : ' 1 ean | by Boger Bacon about 1248 A.D. |High School, Herndon, W. Va. | = = ARMOUR'S EVAPORATED Before his arrival to the Ord- BE A REAL ESTATE BROKER M ILK 339% OR SALESMAN COFFEE » 83c/LARD «= 17 | Real estate offers a profitable lifetime career—$20,00° in ¥ ROLL commissions collected in 1951 by one of our graduates. REAL ESTATE LICENSE COURSE IDEAL Super Suds (Prepares You for State Exam.) DOG Fi 2 Cans 27 LGE. BOX 2 7¢ By Frank Eck Tuesday “ston ae) Fisheating work. YOBK--J. DiM , wreckage hy rd Br toed ed ow" | Som ME, Hylion Sarney Daniels said Stolen from Milton iD Miami Sunday night went into the creek about 45 p. m. night. The wreck- age was not until Tuesday. Daniels Said identity of the boy, W. Kelley, was obtained pestionine another boy who r fo Miami after the ac- eident : i ing at Great Lakes, Illinois. i° A native of West Virginia, he was born in Bud on February 2, | cca aged 1929. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. | It is believed that gunpowders Sam Hylton, now reside in Hern-| - | made by the ancient Chinese were | don Heights, West Virginia O'd Batteri i . Mr. ¥ . ip cg "you" jot said the boy was pinned in pleads h a q the wreckage and drowned, i it increasing bitterness that Moses realized that the first generation of the Exodus would never lose its siave ity. So he began to put in their sons and daugh- ters. These would grow into a new people, a free people dedicated to| the service of Jehovah, They | E retired. Man, they fed me line after line for the TV cameras. It | take this Sun- | roni To be given in Key West Pd St. Paul's Parish Hall ON MON..AY NIGHTS, 7 to 16:45 P.M. (5 WEEKS) TO BEGIN MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 28, at 7 P. M. and on the eve of f Bis life's work, he died. Sholem Asch has kept to the! lines of the story of Moses as it appears in the Peniateuch. Now and then he has given his own nationalizing to some legend, but he has not refused to accept miracu- anations of events, nor re- | Over 2000 Graduates . . . all of whom passed State exam except four! duced Moses himself to 9 legend. Ping HUNTS (Guest Review by A. Watney, Eng- ‘arrell (¥an- i Ush journalist.) kee TV coordinator) is getting up ee ae) BIAVEEY' Salistice fo hp show. 14 Oz Bottle € Dies On Beach ve Sees Ae | LAKE WORTH « — June Ellen| “There | Weaver. 18, North Lake, Wis. died | ire my old uniiorm (he. 3) ri) | This is the only real estate course we will offer this seasen in Key West. To enrell ate } egiaasa of a heart attack while ; + ea | hewitt tc Mie Bees | oe oe Pn ly were ch here Tuesday, Dr. Grady Brantley reported. _, Se papettiee res ee tenaemategencise 35 VIENNA SAUSAGE -19¢ tend first class Monday night, 7 P.M, April 28, at the St. Paul's Parish Hall. BISCAYNE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE | ming cartier in the day with a girl ‘The girl had been at the home | friend. She Uadecwent 2 leg opera. | of an uncle. Gene Winsauer, West | ties Christmas and bad bees ip Palm Beach, since Christmas and | the area since thai time. i etd