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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19
Coming EUessts

THURSDAY, MAY 19-
Meeting, United Daughters of
the Confederacy, 4:30 PM,
at Home of Mrs. Stephen w.
Douglass, 332 Duval Street.
Members and Their Guests.
Regular Meeting, Southernnost
Post No. 1911, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, 800 PM.
VFW Clubhouse, Elizabeth
Street.
FRIDAY, MAY 20
Officers Wives Luncheon. 1890
D. m, Fort Taylor. Comman-
der Fitzgerald, guest speaker.
Reservations must be made
before Wednesday, May l8.
at 6 p. m.
Children's Fashion Show, Up
stairs Auditorium of Division
Street School. 7:30 PM.
Sponsored by Room Mothers
for Benefit of School. Free
Will Offering.
SUNDAY, MAY %
Opening of Children's Art Ex-
hibition, 200 PM, Martello
Gallery, Under Sponsorship
of Key West Art and His
torical Society. Free to pub
lie opening day.
TUESDAY, MAY "a
Special Meeting, Parent-Teach-
er Association. Division ST.
School, 7s45 PM. Instaila-
ton of New Officers and
Dedication of New Piano.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25-
Meeting, Navy Wives Club No.
80. 200 PM, Naval Station
Clubrooms. -
THURSDAY, MAY 90 :.
Summer Roundup of First
Grade Registrars of Division
Street School, 100 to 4:oo
PM, Reynolds Street School,
Reynolds and South Streets.
Continuing Friday, May ~,
Same Hours.
Meeting, American Legion Aux
iliary, 800 PM, at Legion
Home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19

pa arrived in Key West the past
weekend for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont
Curry. l4O5 Albury street. and
sisters. Dorothy Faye and San
dra.
Mrs. Parker plans to remain
here a month. She is happy to
be back in the Island Caty meet
inc old friends and renewing past
acquaintances. ..,b,. Mice
Shirley Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19
Special Meeting OF Division Street
School P.T.A. And Dedication OF Ne,U
Piano Take Place At School Tuesday

Dedication of a new piano and
Installation Of new officers foT
the 1913. 90 term will feature a
sprCiai NESTING of the Division
siItsrt Elementary Schools Par
cni-Tencheg Association on the
ninht q Tuesday. May "a.
TIE piano has already been
parrhaaed Cor the dedication.
Tho buying Of the new instru-
w.ent Was contaminated the past
weekend by a committee headed
~ Miss Catherine Logan, music
traehef "a the school.
The special meeting May "a
will b. the last of the present
sChooi year II will be presided
over b. Mrs. C. Sam b. Curry,
pF, ndent. Who will vacate the
chniF tn the Fall la Mrs. Merville
honam. the newly-eiected head
~ IA organization.
TIE new vlce-president viii be
Eugene Roberts. secretary. Miss
haae sands treasurer. Mrs. Ralph
Hath. and historian. Mrs. Nellie
liendfiCks
Purchase % new piano at this
time Was made possible largely
10 funds realized from the May
nay Esnsiyal. which was one of
a. usaMf wttCceszftil. financially
IN recent years.
aansira Thompson. who gar
mrcd the most votes IN a contest
cnnducted previous 10 the Fes-
uvai was crowned queen, and
waync Brantley was the king
Aiiendants included Billie Eliza
hsth Arnold. Jo Ann Atwell
noFSahea PindeT Barbara Sue
nolmnaa. Eila Barcclo. Jack Nc
Dnmmuh. Richard Nc sick, Lar
~ Rodfiguez. Michael Hartman
ana Dan Sch0neek.
Fiower girls were Patricia Nc
Cure. Annelle Saunders, Nancy
RnAerss. Celia Acevedo. Sandrs
Chirry and Carolyn jerks. The
ooNn bearers were Richard Ele'
loi and John Gardner.
The KING and queen were ap-
pr0priately attired for the ocea-
ninn and were seated on a gor'
ernnslv decorated throne imme-
aatsly following the coronation
The eirl attendants were beauti-
Gal m their pastel dresses anc
the boy attendants were dressed
IN dark coats and light pants
Vhs flower girls were also attireo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19

they admired my fortitude and
pioneer spirit, and that they
considered me somewhat OF an
Empire Builder, on the fringes Of
the class containing DR.. Living,
ston, Cecil Rhodes and Daniel
Boone.
I fully expect some OF then
will be kind and thoughtful
enough to send me a box of fever
medicine and cobra serum any
day now.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19

The iris is the colored diaphra-
gm of the eye, the center Of
which is pierced 10 form The pa
pill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19

Some 5000 people are said "a
have persisted i'm the severe IA
mine of i877-i878 in North Chi
/ ma.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19
Personal Mention
Cuban Nerve Specialist
wmiiina Oqdens Here

d.. Carlos Suarez Radillo, en-
incua nerve specialist of Havana
Goa. q spending the weekend
In key West Is the guest OF Mr'
end Ma. Gilbert Ogden at their
nomc on Duval street DIR. Radlllo
tnpfusses himself as delighted
Wlth Key West. and states ne
Noula llke 90 visit here more
ollsn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19

The copper mines of Falun
Sweden, have been worked since
the 18th century.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-19

As q sport, falconry dates BACK
~ some }, 900 years b. c., in Chi
ma.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24

of lumber and tie making
ny Horse reservoir where standing tim
been purchased from the bureau
lands that will be
contractors Tie mills area Here's
Mcdowell at cy Tonners mill creek the loo oe
side. All photos series taken bv Mel Ruder
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
June Showers Welcome
At Hungry Horse

June showers were welcomed in
the Hungry Horse reservoir area
this week. It somewhat reduced
the forest fire threat of a June
below normal for rain, and curbed
the dust on the much travelled
forest service road to Spotted Bear.
What was once a peaceful, trav-
eled by fishermen and hunters, so
mile long forest road, is now a
traffic artery. Clearing, logging,
and road building activities in the
Hungry Horse reservoir area en-
ploy about 500 men.
The bureau of reclamation CO.
operation with the Flathead ma
tional forest Thursday issued an
informal release prohibiting camp
fires and overnight camping on
the south fork to Twin creeks. All
vehicles entering the area will be
required to carry an axe, shovel
and bucket in accordance with
state and federal fire regulations.
Smoking while travelling is not
permitted.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
Speakers Named
For State Camp

Rev. John Wright Toilette, New
Platz, N. Y, and Rev. John Fer
70, Fresno, Calf, will be princi-
pal speakers at the statewide
Assembly of God encampment
starting July l.
The To-day session will take
place on the 81 acre wooded tract
near the junction of the Flathead
river with its south fork in Hun
cry Horse, ten miles from Glac-
Ter national park.
About 1900 members of the
faith which has 70 churches in
Montana are expected.
Starting Monday at the camp
! grounds is four-day Christ's Am
bassadors Youth seminar with
about rs teenagers expected
Speakers and instructors will in
clude Rev. and Mrs. Gene Mar
tin, San Diego, Calf, Rev. Walter
Buck, Havre, state youth leader,
and Rev. c. A. Brown, Great Falls
former national Sunday School
representative.
Director of the camp established
last year is Rev. Leo B. Hinton.
Its buildings, constructed mostly
by volunteer labor, include "a
by 120-foot tabernacle with 3D.
foot high ceiling.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
Park Travel Has Healthy Boom

Glacier national park travel con-
tinues at near record level ahead
of last summer. Sunday there were
4,127 visitors in the alpine vaca-
tionland compared to 1886 for
Sunday, June 20 year ago.
Travel into the park is now
over 1000 a day with Washing
ton, California, Illinois, Minnesota,
Oregon and Montana cars most
frequently observed. Total travel
last year was 281, 562.
Wednesday there were 2,731 per-
sons who entered Glacier COM
pared to 1,475 year ago. Coming
in by way of West Glacier were
1,121 and through st. Mary 1,068-
Last year the fourth Sunday OF
June saw 4,402 visitors enter the
park, and then the July 4th three
day weekend set a record with
17,157. This July 4th is another
three-day weekend.
Courtesy Station
At the Columbia Falls port-of-
entry station in Columbia Heights,
259 cars were checked through
Thursday with Washington in the
lead with 40 followed by Calf
ornia with %. Cars from 40 diff
ferent states stop at the courtesy
station on an average day.
At Hungry Horse
Between the hours of 10 am. and
2 pm. Thursday at the vista point
overlooking Hungry Horse dam
construction, there were 284 Wis
itors. Weekend days now bring
about $50 sightseers to the vista
point, and on week days the figure
runs about $50.
Arrive by Air
Northwest Airlines haven't miss
ed flight into the Flathead since
they started east and westbound
service June 8. Also of air inter-
est are two or three light planes
at the Quarter Circle NC
ranch on the edge of Glacier above
Polebridge this weekend from
Portland and Seattle.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
Army Truck Proues
Able to Supply
Belly Riuer Station

This summer a former army
four wheeled drive truck is TAX
ing the place of pack horses and
a wagon team to supply Glacier
national parks isolated Belly Riv-
er ranger station.
Supplying the post is still con-
sidered a difficult undertaking
even for four-wheeled truck, and
"a team, being kept on hand just
in case. Ranger at the station
which is 10 miles from Chief
Mountain highway is Joe Heimes.
Only other Glacier national park
ranger station not supplied by mo-
tor vehicle is the post at the head
of Waterton lake. Pack horses are
used to bring supplies to the ID
mountain lookouts and to trail ca
bins.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
Walsh Appointed
Liquor Vendor

o. T. Walsh will become vendor
of Columbia Falls state liquor
store Monday morning. He sue
ceeds former mayor, Chris Raaen,
and the transfer will be effected
by H. o. Ekern, examiner for the
state liquor board.
Word of the appointment was
received in Columbia Falls Thurs
day. Unconfirmed reports this
week were that he would get the
position for which there have been
at least four other candidates.
Walsh is a brother of Sheriff
Dick Walsh, and former COM
mander of the local VFW post. He
is now at the state VFW conven-
ton in Billings. The family were
among the first settlers in the
Flathead.
The store is to continue in its
present location, which has been
leased from Raaen by the state
for three years.
New manager of the Whitefish
state liquor store is Otto White
who succeeded Thomas Stacey, and
prominently mentioned for the
Kalispell store is 1. D. Rognlien.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
River Bottom At
Hungry Horse
'UnWutered'

Three big pumps late Thursday
officially "unwatered'' the river
bed where will rise the 52O-foot
nigh Hungry Horse dam, the
worlds fourth largest built of con-
crete.
Still with some of its mountain
stream speed, the Flathead's south
fork is shunted through the 1.18O-
foot long 36-foot in diameter div
ersion tunnel.
Under construction toward a
helghth of lis feet is the upper
cofferdam, and downstream the
lower now appears as a roadway
fill. In this section of the river bed
between the two dams, drillers
Thursday were "jackhammering"
into rock that a few days ago was
under water.
Explosives will be packed into
the drill holes, and after the blast
ing, big power ,shovels will load
the rock into trucks.
Sluicing operations with water
from FaWn creek is driven at $50
pounds pressure through a four
inch nozzle to help bare the rock
that will become foundations for
the big concrete structure.
Adding color to the damsite view
are the bright red and orange
painted steel columns of the con-
crete mixing plant and gravel
screening structures. A more drab
building is the 40 by 80-foot
quonset nearing completion today
near the river bottom. 1t will house
the electricians shop and rigger's
loft. About 600 feet above the
canyon bottom, the 20O-foot, larg-
est Of the galloway headtowers
IS now about half completed.
Employment increased slowly
his week to a total of just over
LOO.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
Stort U. S. No. 2
Highway Survey

An improved U. S. highway No
from Bolton east across the con-
tinental divide is another step clo-
ser. Wednesday a U. S. bureau OF
public roads crew started survey
ing in the vicinity of Nyack. In
charge of the party of IA is j. P
Heidelman.
Further U. S. highway No. 2
improvement is expected this sum-
mer. Bids are to be opened June
20 in Helena for surfacing the G
mile stretch of the highway re-
built from Bolton east. This Sec
ton was rebuilt in 1947-48 con-
tract.
In Hungry Horse, also on No. 2,
the state highway department has
just finished placing new inch
gravel base, and is now being
resurfaced. Also getting new
gravel base and surface is state
highway No. 40 into Columbia
Falls.
Improved state road mainten-
ance, favored by dryer weather
and larger crews, is bringing fav-
orable vacationer comments. Only
complaint heard this week was
that a detour out of Great Falls
was not properly marked.
In Glacier national park, re-
building of 9.94 miles of Going-to-
the-Sun highway up the Garden
Wall to Logan pass is expected to
start this fall. Traffic will not be
held up. Favorable action by con-
gress is expected on the 1913, 400
request by the department of in
terror for the construction. When
this section is completed Glacier
will have SO miles of one of Amer
ica's best continental divide high
way crossings.
Completion of the 141s mile F
and S contract for rebuilding and
oillng the east shore road from
U. S. No. Y to Bigfork is expect
ed in July. Oiling is to start this
coming week. The S233, 992.08 con-
tract calls for a 26-foot wide high
way. Shortest north-south route,
the east shore road, when other
sections are surfaced puts Missoula
and U. S. highway No. 10 within
three hours driving distance of
Glacier national park.
To keep the dust off near rip
ening cherry crop, the state high.
way department is putting down
a light oil coat on a section of the
road from Bear Dance lodge, and
near Poison.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
|NaturQIists Slate
Skyline Hike Along
Parks Garden Wall
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS PHoTa

This summer for the first time, a
regularly conducted naturalist sky
line hike from Logan pass is being
scheduled in Glacier national park.
Leaving the continental divide
pass at an elevation of 1854 feet,
reached by automobile, the mixers
each Tuesday at a. m. will take
an eight to ten mile trip along the
Garden Wall. The trail holds ap-
proximately the same elevation to
Granite Park chalets.
Chief Naturalist M. E. Beatty
commented that it will offer va
cationers a good opportunity to
see alpine flowers, deer, bear,
mountain sheep and goats.
The parks summer naturalist
program is underway July l. 9th
er trail trips include the hike from
Lake Mcdonald hotel each Thurs
day, staying overnight at Sperry
chalets, reached only by trail, and
walking to Sperry glacier.
Other naturalist conducted trail
trips is the Many Glacier hotel
to Cracker lake each Sunday; the
Grinnell glacier trips each Monday,
Wednesday and Friday; to Ice
berg lake every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, all in the Many Gla-
cier area. Logan pass has a daily
trip to Hidden lake viewpoint, and
the daily, except Sunday, Ava
lanche campground to Avalanche
lake hike.
Park naturalists also conduct
campfire programs and evening
lectures, and maintain the in
formation service at Logan pass
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
Swiftcurrent P a SIS
Opens This Weekend

Glacier national parks first 194e
opening of a trail pass across the
continental divide is scheduled for
this weekend. 1t will be Swiftcur-
rent pass between the Mcdonald
valley and Many Glacier.
Logan pass, the continental di-
vide crossing of the parks Going
to-the-Sun highway, was opened
Memorial day.
Also opened are Ptarmigan tun-
mel between the Belly river dist
riot and Many Glacier, and Indian
pass.
Slated for early July clearing of
snow is Gunsight pass, and Bould-
er, most remote of the parks ma
jor passes, is expected to be ready
for mixers and horsemen in mid
July. Snow drifts will remain near
most park passes all summer.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
Horse Ads OutrQnk
Passenger Cars In
Hungry Horse News

Horses are once more coming
into their own in the Hungry
Horse area. Classified advertise
ments about horses have been in
creasing in the Hungry Horse
News until with this issue there
are nine horse and saddle ads and
five on passenger cars and three
on trucks.
Organization of the Rocky Noun
tain Riders, local saddle club, in
April has resulted in about Is
horses being purchased.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Davis of Hun
cry Horse will have fish. He caught
1872 pound Dolly Warden Thurs
day afternoon in the South Fork.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
-krosno Farce at OIney
With Films Guy Madison
BY Horny Macarthur

sometimes the professional heatergoer
of perform John Loves
laughter through
As ample lot of comedy
rst undoubtedly occasionally
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Meridian Hill Park-"Amphi-
tryon 38";; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Bride OF Venge-
ance";; l, $40, $40. 7:25. and
$40 pm.
Capitol-"Iets Live q Little;
11:10 am. 1850, 4:35. 7:20. and
1905 am. Stage shows: 1885,
3:35. $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia "The stratton
Story; 1880 am. 1885, $40, 6:45.
7:45 and $50 pm.
Dupont-"The Love Life OF Ma
poleon": 1:25. $3.50. $50. 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Hippodrome "Rembrandt";; !;
$3.50, 6:45 and $50 pm.
Keiths-"The Big Steal: ll:49
am. 1850. 1855. 5:55. 7:55 and
9:59 pm.
Ltttle-"LoSt Horizon; 11:00
am, 2:35, 6:10 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Big Cat;
40 am; 1:40, $40. $40. TAO
and 9:45 pm.
National-"We Were Strang-
ers":: 1920 am; las, $3.50, 5:35.
7:35, and 9:35 pm.
Palace - Edward. My Son.;
11:45 am. 2:l5, 4:45. tbs and
GAS pm.
Pix-"The Lash: $50, $50,
$40 and 1890 pm.
Playhouse-"Quartet":: II am.
/, $40, $40. 1880, and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux - Tulsa; 1880
am. 1910, 2:35. 4:25. 6:15. sos
and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"Bride of Vengeance;
11:40 am; 1:40, $40, $40. TAO
and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-29

Hollywood.
Pauiette Goddard has slgnec
Pedro ArmendiraZ 70 be her lead.
ing man In "Enaznorada Ths
Loved One" Pedro and Maris
Felix have already made this as a
Mexican movie. Nov Pedro viii
do 1t with Paulette In English II
her first movie venture with John
Steinbeck. one Of her favorite
males IN private life.
Would you like TO see Frank
Sinatra dancing the can-can
Well, Frane6ot Tone would. He
and Partner Irving Allen are after
Frankie to take the top role with
Tone in La Vie Parisienne To
be made in Gay Paree. OF course
Lana Turner plays a woman OF
IS in "A Life OF Her Own" one
of her first two moeies when she
returns 10 Hollywood in Sep
tember.
Marjorie Main and Jules Mum
shin supply the laffs for Joe Pas
ternak's Summer Stock" Saw
Joe at lunch yesterday and he
assured me that Judy Garland
would be well enough by Septem-
Der to star in this movie with
Gene Kelly and Gloria De Haven
Celeste Holm has been offered
the Mary Martin role in the Lon
don show OF South Pacific" II
Evening star., 1949-06-29
'RKO Gets Bargain,
And in Orchids, Too
BY the Assoeio.ed Press


Movie studios. accustomed to
paying top prices for nearly every
thing. get a break now and then.
When The Big Steal" company
went to Mexico on location. Direc-
tor Don Siegel ordered more than
1000 freshly cut orchids. gar
denias. camellias, azaleas and
roses for a swimming pool Sc
quence.
The flowers were shipped from
Fortin de las Flores to the loca-
ton site at Tehuacan. some so
miles away. The RKO business
Office here has just received the
bill. Total cost, including trans
portation. 100 pesos (about $50.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Hollywood Diary
Tone Sees Sinotro os q Doncer
BY SheiIoh Greham.

they pay her enough khe sAolf
take IL. It's been q month since
I saw the show IN New York ]
am still ravtng. Celeste. by ths
way. has said No" 10 Milton
Berle's movie. Always Leave Ell
Laughing. Size Was afraid Mi,
would always leave her holding
the bag
Greer Carson Is still search
Ing for her leading man, but don I
be too surprised II Orson Welles
por;rays the bull In Europa and
the Bull. The bull is o not 80
mythical character called the
marshal and he typlhes the Red
menace IN Europe
Cary Grant and Betsy Drake
have kissed and made up-aetu-
ally. they never euarreled-lust
decided not 10 see each other SO
much. Well. now they are seeing
each other much more
Ida Lupino Is cabling Leo Dale
in Italy. at my suggestion, TO be
Evening star., 1949-06-29

ingenue role, has been given less
help by Mr.. Krasna than she was
by Emlyn Williams for a couple
of weeks. but she does ably
enough. Morton L. Stevens. Viola
Roache. Philippa Bevans. Porter
Van Zandt. William Putch, Vicki
Marsden and Donald Foster also
are properly comic in roles of
varying Importance.
Mr.. Madison may be, not only
personable. but a dreamboat in
the eyes Of his enthusiastic young
admirers and he probably Is a
likable lad, too.s He also is ample
living PROCTOR was last night,
at least-that the motion picture
is q directors medium.
Evening star., 1949-06-29

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Evening star., 1949-06-29

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Wen. 10 Be- mace n Roras war-
f6a completes Fugitive From
Terror n I'll Dale ss TOE
Italian actor under contract nj
.oih-F Fox for Ex -cg;tss without
facing . camera J aw sLsr sr 81
italian movie With Valentino Cor
tes The bay Is great
walter PscSeoe- rcs Spence
Tracy. Jack Benny Or Fretye
March. viii probably END I'D as
The Father o. the Bride With
Elraheih Tayi0. Psdgs says he
Evening star., 1949-06-29

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Evening star., 1949-06-29

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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-01
} MEETING

Lotus Senior girls to meet after
church services Sunday, June 5, in
Seattle Buddhist temple.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-06-01
Japanese Coal Heads Stop Here

tanned by c. T. Takahashi. well
xnown local businessman. who ar
ranged the visitors program for Sc
attic.
After few days in Chicago, the
commission will proceed to Pitts
ourgh, Penn. where they expect
to stay for the greater part of their
three-month itinerary.
Members of the commission are
Takeshi Kondo, chief, assessment
section coal board. Ministry of Com
nerce and Industry, Tokyo: Masa~
nobu Tokutomi, deputy chief OF
mining department, Mitsui Mining
Co., Tokyo; Naomi Nishijima, dir
ector, Mltsubishi Mining Co., To-
kyo; Mitsuo Ariga, assistant general
Superintendent, Yubari Coal Mining
Co.. Hokkaido; Shigeo Terauchi,
raiheiyo Mines. Hokkaido; and Eli
Nishijima. Mitsubishi Mining Co,
F'ukuoka.