The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 23, 1953, Page 7

Poray Studio MISS LINDA JOLLY, daughter of Mrs. Laura Jolly, 1407 Pe- tronia, is Beta Sigma Phi’s candidate for March of Dimes Queen this year. Volunteers For March Of Dimes Drive Increase ‘The number of volunteers to help in the polio fund further increases tvery day, according to Chairman Bill Neblett of the March of Dimes Campaign ‘or Monroe County. It is not always possible to communi- eate with all organizations and to invited them individually to parti- eipate in this worthy drive. « Among the volunteers seeking to heip in the campaign are the fol- low ng: Key. West Outboard Association, * Reg. U. S. Pat. OFF, Non * Automatic ‘on DAG" REG. $299.50 VALUE! OFFER LIMITED! TRADE IN YOUR OLD WASHER... SWITCH TO WORK-FREE WASHDAYS NOW! 5 YEAR GUARANTEE ONLY THOR OFFERS A 5S YEAR GUARANTEE COVERING PARTS AND LABOR mee eee Come "Today OVERSEAS RADIO & APPLIANCE CO. “Your THOR Dealer™ 417 Duval St. Dial 2.3251 which plans a regatta Sunday for the benefit of the March of Dimes. The Key West Golf Club, which featured a Golf Tournament for the March of Dimes today. The American Legion Auxiliary, which has scheduled a dance on February 6. The Navy Wives Club headed by Mis. Mary T. Smith. The County Director’s office was visited recently by a group of boys ranging in years from 6 to 14 who wanted some special mission in the polio drive. They suggested a “Wishing Well” or some similar activity. Among these young men were the Walterson brothers of 603 Thomas Street, William, Henry and Jerry, and Jeffery Berman. Volunteers are needed, prefera- bly an organization, to operate a stand on which will be displayed bottles bearing labels for each state in the union. In past years this method of raising funds has proven very successful as it is an invitation to tourists from many states to fill bottles labeled with the name of their state; all of which goes to swell the total con- tribution to the March of Dimes in Monroe County. San Carlos Has |New Language Class Started The Board of Directors of San Carlos Institute announces that a tional Spanish, especially for be- ginners, has commenced in the school, 516 Duval St., upstairs. Lessons are conducted by Miss B. Remond, using the bdoks recom- mended by the Latin American Institute Press. The class . meets on Mondays at 3:30 p.m. New students enrolled are: Mar- | $0 Jensen, John P. Hannick, - jlidm C. Stanfield, Marie Ellis, | Harriet Roberts, Celia Hernandez, | Minnie Brown, Hazel Rivet, Dar- lene Gard, Dorothy Raymer, Earle S. Johnson, Bronna Smith, M. | Parmer. Enrollment is still open for this class. | The special class. for children jl every Wednesday from 4:00 to 5:00 | p.m. has been cancelled this com- | ing Wednesday, January 28, on oc- \casion of the Commemoration of | Jose Marti’s Birthday Centennial. | Directors of San Carlos Institute | have declared this day as a Cuban | Holiday. A long patriotic program has been organized for the occa- sion. The public is cordially in- vited to the events. It is estimated that average dis- posable personal income for each verson in the United States was $782 in 1951, measured in dollars of the 193539 value, compared with$553 in 1929 and $389 in 1933. Your Child WILL LIKE THIS NEW COUGH HELP For coughs and acute bronchitis due to colds ~~ can now Creomulsion specially prepared for’ inanew pink and blue and be sure: (1) Your child will like it. (2) It contains only safe, preven i ients. (3) It contains no sarcotics to dis- turb nature's processes. (4) It will aid nature to spothe and heal raw, tender, igGsmed throat aad broschial iembremes. thus reheving the Cough ed promoting rest sleep. Ask for Cicomulsion for Cail- deg in the pink end blue package CREOMUESION FOR CHILDREN eneves Coughs, Chest Colts, Acute Brenchite new class for adults in Conversa- ” Margaret's Critie | “WEATHERMAN Lauds Truman UNION CITY, N. J., w—Harry Says S. Truman did more than any other president for ‘the advance- ew |ment of musical eulture in the na- Key West and Vicinity: Partly | tion’s capital, says the music critic cloudy and mild today. Increas-/who once was denounced by the ing cloudiness tonight followed |former chief executive for writing by light rain Saturday. eee lukewarm review of a concert by Saturday afternoon or night./his daughter, Margaret. Moderate to fresh east to south} The compliment to Truman ap- winds becoming northerly saree ae in an article by Paul Hume, day. jin the latest issue of The Sign, Florida: Increasing cloudiness |national Catholic magazine pub- and mild with showers and thun- lished here. oe F dershowers in extreme north por-| Truman’s “enthusiastic support tion this afternoon and in cen-|0f our National Symphony Orches- tral portion tonight. Saturday,|'f@ and his constant efforts to fair, ‘colder north, cloudy with|™ake Congress appropriate. funds showers and thundershowers, | fF @ great municipal concert hall clearing and becoming colder in| ee Hosa capital bey en | . im to serious music-lovers Pe nviiie through the Flor-|°f this music-loving city,” Hume ida Straits: Moderate, increasing |“T°t® to fresh, southeast to south winds | agi eae today, shifting to fresh northerly | , Many waiioe’ thikiy that vite Saturday. Increasing cloudiness | vandals resorted to objectless des- followed by showers and thun- * truction in their g i day, clearing Saturday. of the 7" ot i East Gulf: Moderate, increas- | pe, wenaal nee ing to fresh southerly winds to-| ———————___________ day, shifting to fresh northerly 1 over north portion tonight and a ar over south portion Saturday. In- | : = creasing cloudiness followed by | Eileen one ot = ne showers and thundershowers in| gure, easy. Use STE. S’ Electric extreme north today and else- | Eeand Rat & Hoel Paste. Rate oes where tonight and Saturday,| ‘They eat one tiny dose, ie! clearing late tonight and Satur-| My i2,oph Diack and, brown rats (not | day. ’ for 75 years. Big tube, 35¢ at Western Caribbean: Moderate| counters. Ask for STEARNS’ Electrie easterly winds becoming variable over northwest portion Saturday. Partly cloudy weather and widely scattered showers. Brand RAT & ROACH PASTE. i WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS | IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. Dial 2-6262 Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., Jan. 23, 1953 9:00 A.M., EST Temperatures Highest yesterday ___. Lowest last night Mean _ Normal -. 3 Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month _.. Excess this month Total this year _ Excess this year __. 2.43 ins. Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 14% Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.01 ins.—1016.3 mbs. Tomorrow's Almanac Pmrane os 48 om. peomet: 2 6:06. p.m. Moonrise ‘ Moaenset 2:41 om, TOMORROW'S _ TID} 6:06 a.m. 4:44 p.m. 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of (Continuation of standard equipment illustroted 1s dependest on availability of (east end) —+2h 20m Boca Chica Station— Tide high water Sandy Pt.) —oh 40m Caldes Channel {north end) +2h 10m +14 ft. (—)—Minus sign: Corrections fo be subtracted. {+)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added. —_=—="__ TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 A.M., EST Atlanta Augusta Billings Birmingham Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Corpus Christi Denver . Detroit _ El Paso é Ft. Worth Galveston Jacksonville _. ‘Kansas Citv KEY WEST Lee Key West Airport | Los Angeles | Louisville Meridian | Miami = Minneapolis Memphis New Orleans New York Norfolk Oklahoma City {Omaha Pensacola __ Pittsburgh _ Roanoke _ St. Louis San Antonio Seattle Tallahassee Tampa Washington increased tisns,, one of the religious groups bss tees chosen as 8 patios jiday im deference to th j just as oher ho jon a national bas: jother religious groups. ys a Friday, January 23, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 JAP FIGHTERS GO TO FRONT LINE FIGHTING TOKYO —A Japanese antiair- craft battalion soon will be sent to Hokkaido, only a few miles from Russian-occupied territory, a Tckyo newspaper reported: today. The Japanese government, with U. S. backing, recently warned Russia that its planes may be shot down if they intrude over Japanese territory. The government reported fre- quent violations over Hokkaido. Today’s report is the first indica- MENTAL INSTITUTION ESCAPEES AT LARGE KINGS PARK, N. 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