The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1946, Page 6

Key West In — Days Ge Gone By|Pan-American Highway Bridge (EDITOR'S NOTE: oY se be Sean] “had ined Monroe county physicians, city its name to Eleuthera, ie d S35 i 8 and thelr [in York in ‘the ‘interests of Sxpedition a the cigar and leaf tobacco trade, and: J. A. Saurez, largest. tobacco dealer, arrived here «yesterday fie: from Havana. a new queen angel fish was gaptured yesterday by Emory L. Pierce, biologist at the Key West aquarium, i aldest stories about got their name ; iven, to them} The SS Yoro of the Standard the Brit-] Fruit and Steamship Co., arrived a y would} in port this morning from Phil- efore:. the} adelphia. which the Crown had lev- —— Numerous Key Westers were _ of thelin Tallahassee today. attending | the state-wide Rotary conven- The Steamship Cuba of the . and O. S. S. Co., arrived here esterday afternoon with 53 pas- is has completed arrange- nents for his annual fishing ex- rsion aid expects to leave to- Cuban watérs in search of mar- ‘An interesting meeting of the Young Democartic club of Mon- roe county was held last night at ‘the court house with William Arnold in charge. Among The Citizen’s editorial , 1946) comments “Dites, deco min, hized, a Congo’ Ee tly civi tribe "got vily again, We can understand that imapulse. Se : i ited nd, § 4 ‘Sure esumed about! July der the super- “E .. McCarthy. s}vey will b juin this area ision of Lieut. Nearly./150 Women émployed Ahe WPA, sewing ‘toon project give’ is ‘morning Ari] .was staged awomen evacuated | the building jin. 80, sdeonds. at , e} at faa Le chardéon announces that he will be a candidate for ‘ie a the office of constable from the 6:54 gim.* second precinct, 52 a.m. Present quota of WPA work- ers will remain at its current level, WPA officials said today, following rumors that 500 men and women were to be added to the rolls here. Oscar Herrara was arrested ‘lyesterday by sheriff’s deputies on an assault and battery cha He was lodged in the county TORY | April 23, 1946 1635—Boston' Public Latin, old- i | SeHook “in country, ‘W. Curry Harris announced officially togay that he has re- considered -his plan of running jonary Wareto Eng-}io. county judge in the June Mf) enters’ harbors: of | py imar . F 5 ‘y and that he will not be au tires several) . ‘candidate. 1789—Gen: Washington arrives in New ‘York ‘City, then capital of | country,’ ‘to take oath as’ first President—a gala day for New York. 1789—U. S. Senate debates the then subject of major importance —what title to give the» new President, finally decided on as “Mr. President.” * 1843—Last day of the world ac- cording to the Millerites. <Johii’ Paul Jones ‘eapties olut The wrecking Tug Warbler re- ERS ccokithetg of eae next mner emigrant party reac! t. Crhnanal Sutter; Cal.’ 1885—First - banquet of Grid- t 5 four up for iron Club, noted newspapermen’s cour society: ¥ Sun Light hd . *1896—(50 years’ ago) Edison's be TALK Vitascope presented as the last! 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Supreme” Court up- Tnisnde tno vecora of the olds decisions of the Federal La-|l] © OPTOMETRIST has ever been bor Relations Board entitling em- ; oa ® company : to-solicit uhion-member-‘|] Office Houra: 9-12 2-5 p.m. efén Advent: ‘Ship and distribute literature on| |} Evenings by Appointment company property. London that with the pur-| xh ts hee . Address Phones = z establishing mM colony im _In 1945 more than 57,209,000,-'|/619 Duva) Office 33% } 4 » World “where every’ 900 quartd of “milk ‘were con- Street Residence 295) 4 might enjoy his own opin-| sumed. Sema and interested citizens t were advised today that Social Eg Anges _ a8) Security act funds were available u forty-] for establishing a health unit into, debt and took to the jungle} the first of ticles on the Miami bridge to links of the the Pan-. a series of four ar- feasibility Key the Dominican Republic, Central and South America. We overwi eastern branch of ‘American Highway.) This is tone round trip daily on that seg- ment of the route between Key West and Havana as soon as con- struction of the first transport is of a fer- fest, and ater completed. between Cuban and Mexico will Rica through the use of luxurious, |P"0ximately six hours, streamlined automobile ocean, liners. pleted hours. trans- (To Be Continued) Celery raw Develops the jaw But celery stewed Is more quietly chewed. —Tradewinds. clock yesterday afternoon from Mobile where the tug towed, ¥ x * * the Italian F Steamship Madelana Odero \\ from Key West, which was floated by the Warb- ler after being ashore from April 4 to April 8. Miss Mary C. Morgan, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin‘ T.! Morgan of Key West, has been elected secretary of the Alpha Phi Kappa Psi society at Smith college, Northampton, Mass. The Citizen commented, editor- ially as follows today. “The importance salads is stressed! stated that lettuce that orange juice Fountain of Youth. es ety ane aot ety Mos cg ents oO en it is uce * gS on: softer sleep, that pineapples aid. digestion and sweeten the voice, that oranges, limes, grapefruit ™*-7 and lemons will clear the com-! plexion,.it may, be concluded that , is the real Wie f ‘cating. 3 Hours 50 Minutes eFor information and reservations, tall 514 Southard Btreet, Phone 1040 THE “ROYALE FAMILY” OFFERS YOU GOOD WINES AT POPULAR PRICES! Croix Royale Premium Sherry is only one inember of the “Royale Family” of Premium table and dessert wines, that bring you good wines at prices moderate enough for everyday use. You'll like them! Croix Royale Premium California Table Wines: Burgundy, Claret, Sautemne, Zinfandel, Rhine. Royale Premium California Dessert Wines: ,, Port, White Port, Muscatel, Tokay, Angelica. CROIX Croix Sherry, CALHFORNIA WINES CAMEO VINEYARDS COMPANY - FRESNO, CALIFORNIA EARL WINE COMPANY 20 S. Davis Street Jacksonville. Florida The operation of the segment await the completion of certain The completion of the $30,000,- {Sections of the proposed Pan- 000 Overseas Highway over the;American Highway through the} ag Florida Keys to Key West pro-| YUtatan’ Peninsula. ‘It is ‘also vides the major connecting link | Pl gh in the Eastern Branch of the Pan- |Completed through Haiti and the American Highway now being; Dominican Republic, ferry serv- projected, with the ultimate aim |ice will be provided to bridge the of connecting the eastern section | Overwater gaps between Cuba of the United States and Canada|2nd Haiti and between the Do- with Ctiba, Haiti, Jamaica, the|™inican Republic and Puerto Mexico, | Rica, thereby extending the Pan- American Highway to these It is the plan of the Gulf At-|Points. The trip of approximate- lantic Transportation Co. to com-|!y.115 nautical miles will be com- plete the overwater links of the ae in seven hours. The trip Pan-American Highway by bridg- | ghee ing the overwater gaps j kes Cuba and Haiti will be completed Key West, Florida, and Havana,|in approximately 10 hours. The Cuba; the western tip of Cuba| trip of 90 nautical miles between and Jamaica and Haiti, and the |Dominican Republic and Puerto Dominican Republic and Puerto|Rica will be completed in ap- d that, when highways are 150 nautical miles between Fares between Key West and ports designed to conform with Havana have tentatively been the engineering specifications of listed as follows: Foot passengers, $3.00; automobile and four pas- Present planning indicates that Sengers, $20.00; truck up to 30 it, will require approximately six feet, $40.00; truck and_ trailer, hours to complete the 90 nautical mile trip each way between Key $5,00. West and Havana. The trip of 130. nautical miles between the west- | ernmost porteof Cuba.and the Yucatan Peninsula will be com-| in approximately nine, It is proposed to operate | _ turned to this port’ ai 3:30 o’- 50.00; private cabins, per ubin, we k* flies to. , JACKSONVILLE! 1 in Minister to Washington, born. od Shirley Te: ago. 7 . Francis H.° Taylor, director of. New York’s Metropolitan Mu- years ago. 71.1 per cent housewi' prefer shetti and Meat Balls to shop for all their’ needs in s one store. & born}. Santa Monica, ‘Cal, 18 years born in Philadelphia, 43 Lester B,i Pedmoh) “Caniadhis| a .00 - $1.50 - $2.00. Special . ~ A recent survey proved that KNIGHTS OF PY' ' Key. West Lodge to be held on Friday evening at © 8 o’clock at 728 Fleming Street. © The Rank of Esquire will be conferred. 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