The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 9, 1953, Page 3

Engineer’s Club To Meet Tuesday The regular monthly meeting of the Key West Engineer's Club will be held on Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, 1953, at 8 p. m. at the Armory on the corner of White and South- rd. ard. J. R. Munson, Lt., USN, Ships Department Planning Officer, U. S. Naval Station will be the guest speaker. Mr. Munson enlisted in the Navy in 1935 as Radioman and within a short time was one of the first men to be advanced to Chief Electronics Technician. He reé- ceived his Commission in 1942, and was one of the first Officers to be given instruction in Radar and later was placed in charge of Ra- dar School at Bellview, Washington D. C. Before coming to Key West Mr. Munson was Chief Instructor at Maintenance Engineering School at Bellview, Washington, D. C. and had duty in the bureau of Ships, Head of Code 983- maintenance map location. In be- son had had his share of sea dut; | and th ecomparison between them. ject and all members and: their friends are invited to hear Mr. Munson. * STREET NAME CHANGED PROVIDENCE, R. I name of Blount Street was changed to Imperial Place by the city .coun- cil this week. The change’ was requested by Felix Mirando, head of the Imperi- al Knife Co., located on what was Blount Street. He said too many people listed his knife company as being located on “Blunt” street. hegre Fail” Dalby Service! NEW YORK WASHINGTON — a DIAL 2-5510 or your travel agent TICKET OFFICE: Meacham Airport NATIONAL “Y Airlines bine of, the. Gland SEE or CALL ee eae *“SBARACUDA” JOHN BLACKWELL “SNAPPER” JOHN PEARSON: LOOK! NEW CAR TRADE - INS THESE AND MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ...WHERE YOU GET THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN Year 1947 1947 1950 W948 1951 1959 1942 1951 1946 1950 1951 1948 1951 1941 1946 1949 CAR Dodge fordor Dodge Cl. Coupe Chevrolet forder Willys Sta. 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USED CAR LOT RD ST DIAL 2-742 Electronics | } tween his shore duties Mr. Mun-|'- Mr. Munson‘will speak on the basic |” fundamentals of Radar and Sonar | : This should be an interesting sub-| © w—The | § |Appears Here Tuesday MISS PATTY BERG. nationally known golf professional, will appear at the Key West Golf Course’ Tuesday for an exhi- ‘bition and clinic at 1:00 p.m. Patty-is fourth money winner in the women’s class and has en- tered many tournaments being held in Miami and Tampa dur- ing this season. All golfers in the area are invited to attend the clinic and exhibition. The other three players to make up the foursome are Joe Lopez, Sr., Norton Harris and Fred Lux. CAP Groups Have New Meeting Site Important to all senior and cadet members of the Civil Air Patrol should be the announcement of the new CAP meeting place. ‘Arrangements are completed for the new location in the Armory, corner Southard and White Streets. It will now be possible for the two groups to meet together and talk over porblems asone body. Different courses will be con- ducted for the groups, both se- Paretly and together. All this should combine’ to serve as a big step forward in the CAP’s number-one objective, Cadet train- ing. The next regular meeting will be held Thursday, February 12 at 8 p. m. New members are wel- come. Anyone interested in avia- tion or any of its branches is urged to attend. Bill Renna, rookie outfielder from Kansas. City making a bid for the New York Yankees this spring, holds a B. A. degree from Santa Clara U. "Cough Help FOR LITTLE CHILDREN For coughs and acute bronchitis due to colds you can now get Creomulsion specially prepared for Children in a new pink and blue package and be sure: (1) Your child will like it. (2) It contains only safe, proven ingredients. (3) It contains no narcotics to dis- turb nature’s processes. 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