The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 15, 1954, Page 10

4 Scout Troop of ~ Has Tortugas Camping Trip / Nineteen Boy. Scouts of Key West Troop 54 were taken on a ‘camping trip to Dry Tortugas last Weekend by a Navy vessel . The USS EPC 618, eommanded by Lt. (jg) D. M. Greathouse, USN, took the boys on the trip. Enroute the Scouts were incor- Porated into the ship's routine, Bwabbing decks, running the en- Bines and navigating the ship. rtly after arrival at Fort Jefferson, the Scouts toured the @ld fort, went swimming, fished, and then settled down to the busi- Ress of setting up camp for the night. A beach party also was Ledr. William M, Kidd, Royal) 3 Boy Scouts Of Troop 54 Enjoy Dry Torturas Outing|""™ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN + Thursday, July 15, 1954 » a |St. Helena Island '1Residents Need . -|Economic Aid MONTREAL ® — The 3,000 in- ' | habitants of St. Helena, the island _ |famed as Napoleon’s death place, . | are having a tough time econom- ES R. A. Thorpe, the island’s only . |industrialist, came here to attend ¥ {a Chamber of Commerce confer- # ence and to seek business for St. Helena’s only export, handmade } | lace. ' | “The island’s population is hav- ‘ ling a hard time,” he said. “There is practically no prospect for the future except the one possibility I Spc |eame to explore here—and that is a market for the lace our women- folk make.” Thorpe owns eight flax mills on St. Helena, but six are closed down and the others are threatened due to unprofitable production. St. Helena is a British colony in the South Atlantic about 1,500 miles northwest of Cape Town. Na- poleon spent a six-year exile there after his armies were crushed at Waterloo. American colleges and universi- ties have nearly 34,000 foreign student enrolled. WHAT'S NEW AT RAUL'S? we See Poge3 “WE ARCHER'S] 814 FLEMING STREET Superette Market The Best Deal In Town! l’s Natural At Archer’s! SEVEN BIG REASONS Why Youw’ll Always Get A Better Deal at ARCHER'S oCourtesy eVariety eCleanliness and Friendliness @Preducts Well Stecked Sheives eValues eEconemy Prices Canadian Navy, and Ledr. S. E.) ~~ Thompson, USN, were along to Hormel’s U.S. Good | Soearerarnnereeters ee mae eee | Pyaar Banking Convenience: | “?¥ Steaks » 55c pon es, 25, anim peoiiucer standing): Ledr. S. E. Thompson, USN, William Truesdell, Capers Barr, Merle DeLand, Sumner a ee June Dairy Gr. A Large---Limited Stanley Rubin will be married next i Thompson, Harold Cates, George Thompson, Arnold Brye, John Bigler, John Momm, William Barr, Charles Clark. Middle row, standing: Phillip Sherman, Thomas Roberts, Robert Cooper. Fresh Shipped Gr. A FRYERS = 39c row, kneeling: Robert Harris, Lykes Sugar-Cured Sliced BACON «47 ¢ Ledr. W. M. Kidd, RCN, and Lean Meaty Spare Ribs» 39c U.S. Commercial Boneless Beef Stew Meat + 55c SEE THE MEAT YOU BUY! Our Butcher Will Give You the Cut You Desire Air Conditioned Free Parking Night Depository Drive-In Window Bank by Mail Safety Deposit Boxes for the protection of your valuables Long Experience In This Community Courteous Service Doz. CHILDREN’S PLAY SHOES... Styled Just Like Mother’s Sizes from Small 3 to Large 3 in Different Styles and Colors Be Bank at Your Friendly Community Bank... ba Bites. - CITED—Lt. Thomas W. Luther, The “cm | FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK today was cited for meritorious achievement when serving AT KEY WEST Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation against the enemy in Korea from June 4, 1953, to Feb. 14, 1954. He served as a dermatol- | egist with two medical com- panies. The citation was signed Some Have by Major General R. McC. Pate, Sold at $3.49 Also, Boys’ Play Shoes at Same Sale Price Drastically Reduced To $1.95 As Part Of Our Mid-Summer Sale be NILES LS eR URL OUR STORE |S. AIR-CONDITIONED USMC. — Official U.S. Navy Photo. Oo heen Lykes VIENNA 2Cans | Calif.—in Syrup Sliced, 2/2 Size Sausage .. . 3oc | Peaches can 28c Maxwell House COFFEE = 99% With $5.00 or More Grocery Order Armour’s Evaporated Libby's Garden Milk . 2 cans 25c | Peas 2 cans 35c Welch's Qt. Btl. | Sunshine Krispy Lb. Pkg. Grape Juice 39c | Crackers . . 23c a Repeat SALE: Of a SALE that sold out Completely FOR COMFORT, STYLE AND COOLNESS Hand Ufade \ASHOECO SANDALS ~~ Product of the National Shoe Mfg. Co. @ GASY TO ORDER BY MAIL, JUST LET US KNOW YOUR SHOE SIZE Sunshine Sweet SUGAR 5 « 39c With $5.00 Grocery Order For Fabulous Washes | | | | | Bleaches and Disinfects | F LG. | ab . PKG. | | | for your family. But with a modern cfectric rege, you'll find that you and yoor kitehen stay cooler—i® te 12 degrees cooler on hot summer days. It’s cool because heat gees directly to your cocking utensils on surface units, cooks the food quickly. And with electric cooking yeu get even, eontrolied heat, sate- matically. No more pot-watching, wo more standing ever a hot stove. ‘With automatic eontrois, you oan leave the kitehen and let your elee- trie range take care of the meal. This summer, switch to electric cooking-~-end hoop cool while serv- ing more hot meals for your family. @ COMPOSITION SOLE ARE LONG WEARING AND FLEXIBLE City Electric System ELECTRICITY 28c|Clorox = 5c POTATOES 10 - 39 ONIONS _ LB. Be | AVOCADOS — _ 20¢ | CANTALOUPES «= 25¢ PHONE 2-5132 TODAY'S | FOR FREE DELIVERY Children’s Regular Grocery Orders | | | | | | | | | | | | ! On hot sammer afterneens, it’s a chore te prepere a health{ul, hot meal | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 402 DUVAL STREET | ,