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

he, NEWS GLASGOW, Scotland (9— Jim Ruthven, arrested on a ‘house- ile id | rt pife ! Erie Ha “et ce Piel a HH fy a two Allied tactical air beea formed to help ern Europe frem Com- atiack. They embrace squadrons from the United States, Hi ii Canada, Britain, France, the Neth. | erlands Belgium. od pe new air forces will be command of Lt. Gen Lauris Norsiad, commenter - in - chief of Allied Alr Forces in Cen- Europe. NEW YORK u—More than two dollars in: grants for va- Flous educational and scientitic seat have been made *y tic first cuarter of this :year. The foundation annoraerd Si. day that about 125 individual ap- ations were mode to cc! . hospitals and other institu- tions, and to individuels. WASHINGTON @—The Defense Department todey identified 1°72 Additional battle casualties in Ko- Tea in a new list (No. 547) thet Teported 33 killed, .107 wounded one missing and one iajured. LOS ANGELES #City Health Bad statistic today: Winter foods wined out more than three million of Loz Anceles famed gambusia affinis, tiny fish with voracious appetites for mos- quito larvae. Two million were washed out of Stocking ponds in Reseda and Northridge and another million y they give | Senne STRONG ARM BRAND corres) New and Used Metal | Triumph Coffee Mill at MLL GROCERS — ¥ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, April 21, 1952 BRIEFS ; them away to individuals who have private ponds. FORT WORTH, Tex. (P—A gov- ernment official predicted today 1952 would witness “the greatest construction activity Administration for Defense (PAD) said present industry plans call for laying about 10,000 miles of this year—6,500 miles of s |erude oil lines and 3,500 miles for oil-pipeline in history.” John E. Boice of the Petroleum ment by the bank employe would Dlanket the robber with dyed am- monium hydroxide. shot from a tiny nozzle under 2,000 pounds of e. ‘The ammonia would blind and sicken the robber. The purple dye wouldn't wash off him for several | days, and would never come off any money he held. REME HEADQUARTERS, | 2°mination. “I am in Kefauv- ah oe (ex | ere aimy,” Douglas said “T am Allied Powers in Europe dheavy head and throat cold will keep Gen. Dwight Eisenhower in bed for another day. Ioformants said his temperature has dropped to normal but an- other day of rest is needed to lick an “upper respiratory infection.” The gencral was ordered to bed by bis doctor on Saturday. War Roundup By GEOTGE A. MCARTHUR SEOUL, Korea wm — U. S. Sabre Jet’ pilots ‘today shot down seven . | aad damaged six Communist MIG Jets the Fifth Air Force announced. ‘The Air Force said the Russian- mado jets were bagged in three Separate aerial duels involving 100 Red planes The day's biggest fight pro- duced America’s 1th jet ace— ;Capt. Robert J. Love, San Ber- | mardino, Calif. He ‘shot down two MIGs in a baitle involving 28 Sa- na and 50 MIGs, the Air Force said. Three other MIGs were’ shot down—three were damaged and one of the Reds new fast type 15 ft in this scrap. It raged 42,099 feet down oa gfe ‘front w light. The heayiest action Sunday was least of Ku & on the central | front An patrol battled hand-to-hand with a strongly en- trenched Communist ce: 110 minutes. Allied troops used thoir ficts and rifle butts agains | the Reds. The Allied raiders then wit’ j drew and fought the Reds for fou | hours with eet te tile ground as sporadic and generally id U. S. navy planc ist rail lines in 12 Places along the 155-mile coasta | Stretch between’ Wonsan and Song- | —— Officer George M. Uh! released a 2! j The U. S. battlesh off four rail t with her 16-inc ip lowa sealed ls near Songjin | quantiti t ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 128 Duval Street & Wood Desks Used Cash Registers Used Typewriters Rentals by the week npany for | “{ Am In Six Unemployed Kefauver’s Army” Receive $110 TALLAHASSEE, Chairman Ray- mond E. Barnes of the Florida In- ‘| dustrial Commission today re- leased the figures on total weekly payments to 3,882 recipients as $70,146 for an average payment of about $17.77. This covers the week ending April 11. This is about $2,000 less than the week previous when payments of $72,030 were made to 3,978 individuals. The payments for the corres- ponding week of 1951 to 3,721 un-' | | employed was $54,086. In this coun- ty 6 persons received $110 for | | week ending April 11. Birthday Is Observed MOORE HAVEN (# — Dr. Dun- can M. Draughn observed his 65th birthday today but it was nothing like the celebration this town gave its only physician a day in ad- vance. Dr. Draughn, who set up prac- tice here in 1919 and brought an estimated 1,500 babies into the world since that time, led a pa- rade down the main street and was given a television set by ad- (@) Wirephoto SEN. PAUL DOUGLAS (D-IIL) tells newsmen that he would not accept the party nomina- tion for president, and is throw- | Estes Kefauver of Tennessee for the Democratic presidential More than 600 persons thronged the city park eat from over- leaded les of food and pay trib- ute to the “country doctor” who served the community from row- boats, mules and model T auto- mobiles. ° Hospital Is ° Dedicated ORLANDO #—The C. L. Eccles- ton Hospital, which will serve crippled Negro children from 11 counties, was dedicated here Sun- day. The American Legion, the Ne mours Foundation and the Florida Children’s Commission Crippled jointly contributed to construction of the hospital. NEWS NOTES The first tobacco is believed to have been taken to Europe in 1558, Weaving is believed to be one of the earliest, if not the earliest, craft practiced by mankind. Helicopters have been used to lay high voltage electric cable across difficult terrain in Eng- land. Dr. J. A. Valdes Specializing in Eye Examination and Visual Training COMPLETE SERVICE ON DUPLICATION of LENSES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE enlisted. for the duration.” sevccovescosooooooosoccs eoce @ eo MRS. GEORGE W. CAREY Mrs. George W. Carey, a former convention of the Florida Federa- tion of Garden Clubs. | The convention ends Wednesday. Winners Told TAMPA (#—The Florida Medical Association has announced the fol- lowing prizewinners in its state high school essay contest on the advantages of the private practice stella Las W: rd, St. Petersbur; Stella ‘ard, St. rsburg, $100; William W. Bellis, Pensacola, IN THIS COMMUNITY $50; and Louise Baughan, Gaines- |] We Use Bausch and Lomb — Products Exclusively i “4 Hour Service On Any Eye Glass Prescription OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 A. M. 5 P.M, 619 Duval St. TELEPHONE: Located in the Heart of the City azasonasts ROOMS «-"nescavations with BATH end TELEPHONE Ritz Pershing Miller Hotel Hotel Hotel 1323 E Flagler St. 228 NE. Ist Ave. 29 NE. Ist Ave 102 Rooms 100 Rooms 80 Elevator Elevator Rooms Solarium Heated Elevator 3 BLOCES FROM UNION BUS STATION Also For Reservation anywhere in the United States on Scheduled Airlines Call at 721 Duval St. Three Flights Daily TO HAVANA Leave Arrive Plight Key West Havana $2 11S AM. 11:00AM. 34 MS PM. 2:30 PM. 388 G00 PM. 445 PM. 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