The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 1, 1946, Page 4

Cars Per Year The sutemebile industry is «& 6900,000-car year Butek alone has a goal units « year, Harlow H @enerel manager of . ameerts. Neither goal will be reached in 1947, he it Ht i usually an optimist. But Re i wise © realist. He thinks eteriets will limit the industry from sttaming the 6,000,000-car 5TH MISSOURI DISTRICT AP Newsteatures LBERT L. REEVES, JR., 40, NOS A. AXTELL, 37, Democrat Republican, is seeking his first is a newcomer to politics. The | elective office although he was Kansas City attorney was the sen- active in poli- sation of the} % ] tics before his Missouri pri- maries when he won. handily{j | over strong op- .| position. De- spite the fact that he had the endorsement of President Tru- / man and the; \ » Pendergast ma- chine, political service. He en- tered the Army in 1942 as’ a captain and rose to be lieu- tenant colonel after service in the Far East where he oper- * ated motor con- voys over the Ledo road. He REEVES wartime army} Church at 2:30 in the afternoon. Scouts Hold Party Troop 8, Girk Scouts, held Halloween — Social night at the Wesley House play~ ground. Many enjoyable were’ played ineluding telling by Mary Demeritt; the haunted house, by Shirley Nel-/ son, and the witches’ grab-bag, | | by Mrs- Nettles. The troop and) Pre-Nuptial Parties Held For Popular Young Couple , : * A series of parties is being held | the Women's Society of Chris- for Miss Mary Maxine Crites; tian Service here, attended a and Lt. William K. Williams, | district meeting of the organiza- whose marriage will take place! tion in Miami Wednesday with Saturday in the First Methodist; Mrs. Charles H. Ketchum, Miss iGretna McClain and Mrs. G.; Leon Wells. Rev. Leon Wells, pastor of the ‘First Methodist Church, accom- | panied the group. The meeting} of the donations | was held at Trinity Methodist | contributed: Church, = Attend Miami Meeting Mrs. J. L, Daniels, president of Lt. and Mrs. Floyd Clark en-' tertained with a dinner Wednes- day, and last evening the Fleet Sonar School officers and their} wives held a picnic and miscel-! laneous shower at Fort Taylor | Officers’ Club. fly buzzing around a steak I think their leader are appreciative! nothing of it, but when I find « and services! horsefly—darned if I don’t get suspicious!” within the next year and AXTELL experts had gumme thing, plus many other been inclined to feeters, will bold off Buick from discount his chances for victory; is the son of a federal district judge. After college graduation he headed the Baylor University speech department-for a year and ite Clear | . “ SC zate sn Sorn| ain TROUSERS onnie Cobo entertained with a’ vate i what did you have | cocktail party and a linen show- ng oe | Q U A LI T Y er for the bride-elect Monday} privite—“Taters”, sir. | evening in the former’s home.} Captain (to sergeant) — What | for Immediately following the re- ; does he mean by “taters”, serg- | hearsal this evening, the bride- | eant? | Men groom’s parents will hold a} Sergeant — It’s only his ig-| anal ity im the campaign. He is a veter- ae fonsc. Curaice imme- an of World War II and in the} @ateky eve two things: absentee- and @ high turnover of em he can solve these im time the Buick di- attain the 550,000 cars third piece in the in- nt gow, Buick is producing care a day. Curtice with the added fa- ean bring that up to i = that he ay : @ffietency is now about i @ per com of it oc 18 to 25 age group,” . it is mostly men They they won't bt ?* nt ql z i i E's Buick had about workers on its pay- of them returned the meet part, he said, they geod workmen except for . out that Buick fee Seen Piring at the rate of Sheet 2400 workers a week. But im the plant has SF, geting only about 1,100 a Last —_ it was only eS dans ' pa i ti te — soon, we hope @¢ cam Bek these two problems,” att Cartice. “Then we can really @ Ger that goa! of 550,000 cars «peer ~ dealt expect to take third i the tedestry right away USO Costume Prise Mawey Reyes was awarded first @ the Jackson Square USO dence lest night for Be mest beewtiful costume The tee = Committee included Seewter. Pran Watson, Mrs. Freer ead Gerry Pinder feeee wee dressed a3 a ee dancer i & costume of ee @te ent chiffon and @ Seed drew of gold sequins. "he fer shew eparkied with eterteeng Bumbers Vocal solos Were eeedered by Ray Darling ont Geren Crus A vocal trio te Lingtee = Beribmer Veda) Phemnpeee ant Eine Phelan was Geared wopeatedly They sang a Sy chores from the forth oming easel comedy produc- Gem, “Beet Bevtle Forward Tee Gemeee by Gerald Pinder aeh Werge Spereen, singly and Gpeter. Geer & foretaste of the Gepeherwen ability of the equate artiate who will appear i the Get performance of the ee o& Sowember 10, at Boca ee ean Weteen was costumed as! ‘See Ge Hyene” Gloria Saw- oF eee the deer prise & Mews, eet Mere Grace Cros Oe See pemeler ae « fortune tel m duty were Ge © F Browery, Mrs. L dees eet Mire A Herts Music er heraiebed by Joho Pritchard ft be chest» Senders Return Home J Hee Sands cn Phaahe: avenue, arrived Gh femme yesterday after a six weeks Gp through Virginia and Pt oe ohirne tem of Wieoes oe ered ond nhs med by HENRY J. TAYLOR Wee tomes co ewondent, Pre and huvee Monte ys and Pridays WKWF nae Pm. Presonred by GEneRat moTORS a trip} then went to the. University of Missouri law school, graduating in 1931. He served as ‘treasurer of the Jackson County Reauhheente Committee from 1934 to 1936. ‘OEE? To Sp eak! Mrs. Carbonell, JelnBtehick |Win J.C.C. Costume Prizes To Woman’. s Flub| Despite the presence of Lena ‘the Hyena, a colorful throng at- tended last night’s Halloween masquerade of the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce at Raul’s. primary campaign took a middle- | of-the-road position. He said that! the endorsements of the President | and the machine came as a sur- prise to him. Oliver Griswold, local writer, will be the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Key West Woman’s Club Tuesday at four The women’s costume prize Pp. m., at the club house on Duval’ was won by Mrs. Ignacio ae street, Mrs. Dan Navarro, the bonell, dressed as a Chinese club president, announced” today. maiden. John Mezck took the Mr. Griswold’s subject is “Some. men’s prize for his scarecrow Colorful Characters of the Keys.” CStume bulging with straw at The speaker has long been inter- she ree ested in the history and legend of the Keys and South Florida, and has written numerous his- torical and feature articles for magazines and newspapers. Mr. Griswold’s talk will in- clude sketches of Dr. Henry Per- rine, Jacob Houseman, the self- styled proprietor of Indian Key a Driftwood Hallowe’en Fete Set Out Tonight so announces else- 's Citizen that he will hold his Hallowe’en Dance and Floor Show tonight at the Driftwood sinee rain last evening hundred years ago; Charles| interferred with the festivities. Howe, a substantial public serv-| The floor show will be at 10, ant; Henry Flagler, and others.| 11:30 and 12:30 o’clock. Dr. Perrine was the brilliant; Hector Barroso’s Spotlight scientist whose understanding of} Band will play from 9 to 2 the agricultural and commercial! o’clock. Dance if you wish. possibilities of South Florida proved him a quarter of a cen- tury ahead of his time. ; Jacob Houseman was a trader! who offered to relieve the Gov-| ernment of the necessity of wag-j ing the Seminole Indian War by! eradicating the Seminoles: at has VINOL. $200 a head. Charles Howe, who y at one time owned Key Vaca, the ORIENTAL PHARMAC o- site of Marathon, took refuge Strand Theater from the Indians in Key West aj OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND in century ago. Mr. Griswold will, describe Flagler’s unrealized “TO EACH HIS OWN” News - Sport - Shorts Every Home Needs a“Grandma’” | Home isn't. complete without her! If she’s with you help keep her in good health. Should her appetite “slip,” get VINOL. This modern tonic contains Vitamin Bl and Iron, combined with other valuable ingredients, Your druggist dream of Key West as the chief} United States port for South and Central American trade. Mrs. Navarro and the members! of the Cook Book Committee | = are extending a special plea to the club membership to bring to "Winice Theater Tuesday’s meeting recipes for the Cook Book to be published by; f anes DOUSEES, in a BELOW THE DEADLINE | the club this winter. Plans for} eeoccccvescceooors |the book are progressing, and it) Coming, Sunday and Monday; Spanish Picture is urgently important that all] recipes possible be submitted on Tuesday. Chest Colds waters VICKS — VVaroRus ROBERTS’ | Office Supplies & Equipment |123 DUVAL ST.—PHONE 250! CUSTOM TAILORED | VENETIAN BLINDS *Awnings : *Window Shades § Available in the Best Materials and Workmanship "WE SPECIALIZE IN THE COMPLETE SERVICE OF VENETIAN BLINDS Retaped, Recorded and ROYAL TYPEWRITER Repainted Sales and Service Agency aot We Have Several Reconditioned KEY WEST TYPEWRITERS | Venetian Blind Co. 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