The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 22, 1946, Page 2

The Key West Citizen yay, | Datly Exeept Sunday, by No From The Citizen Suilding Corner Greene and Ann Streets Only Dally News: in Key West and Monroe County Entered at Key West, Florida @s second class matter fwely entitied to use for republica- tion of all news dispatches crediteé to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published here. 5.00 Three Months —. WWW 2.75 (me Month 1.00 Weekly »..— _ ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application a Nrwence2 nom dont eens sicea Wy SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of ., obit- wary notices, poems, ete. will be charged for at the rate of 10 cents ® line Notices for entertainment by churches from which @ revenne is to be derived are 5 cents a line. The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issues and subjects of local or general ipterest, but it will not publish anonymous communicaticns. ra €DITORIAL. | - ASSOCIATION IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1. More Hotels and Apart- ments. 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 3. Aitports—Land and Sea. 4. Consolidation of County and City Governments. 5. Community Auditorium. MONOGRAPHS Dear.Mr. President: We believe you have enjoyed your brief vaca- tion in Key West thoroughly, and we know that the people of the city’ would be pleased to have the privilege of waving farewell as you drive down Duval street, our main thoroughfare, on *Pyour way to the airport. Thank you, Mr. President. i Sincerely, THE ORACLE. —_—_— IDEAL ¢ pifeat that gtory about Col- el Thompson, who fre- ntly visited here in his seboat Everglades, de- Wing. as he stood on the >t tee at the local golf + cour r ae“ raeGcod Lord has nev- “@® giveti us a more pleasing y than this.” That brings to mind the pleasant weather that has prevailed in Key West since President Truman arrived last Sunday. Neither he nor anybody else could wish for a more genial temperature —snot too warm, not too thilly. ‘Ever since he has been here the mercury has risen and fallen oniy a few de- wrees. As a result of the al- mbst unchangeable tempera-. ture, a’ “good have made the rounds of the town about the weather. One of them is: “Don’t tip off the Presi- dent that’ we ordered this weather for him from Sears, Roebuck.” Of course, we are aware that the present climatic conditions are normal for Key West, the only frost- free city in the United States. Since the Weather jureau -was established in Key West in 1871, no frost has occurred in this city. Winter, as applied in Key West is a term, not a condi- tion. We have an occasional norther, during which the temperature may drop to the 60’s or 50’s. As a rule, those temperatures last two or three days, and the tem- perature climbs to the 70's again. And, while the President ix enjoying this really balmy weather, it should be remembered also that, as he is on a ship four miles long and a mile wide, and afchored 111 miles out in the sea, ozone is wafted shoreward, regardless of What pazt of the ship he on. Pleasant weather and a good place to rest — that’s what, Key West is to via All Grocers President or anybody else. Miss Rodriguez To Be Wed At Fleming Street Chureh Here Dr. and Mrs. Ramon S. Rod- riguez, 925 Fleming street, ‘te- day announced the engagement of their daughter, Ramona, to Lt. (jg) Robert J. Stampfl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stampfl of Peekskill, N. ¥Y. The wedding will be held at the Fleming Street Methodist Church on De- cember 18th, at 8:30 p. m. Miss Rodriguez is a graduate of the Convent of Mary Imma- ithe Chi En dies to! te. pa many jokes; culate here, class of 1945. She at- tended Florida State College for Women and is now employed by a radio station. Lt. (jg) Stampfl is a graduate of Peekskill Military Academy, Class of 1941. In 1944, he was graduated from Harvard with a BS. degree in economics. Six months later he was commus- pital in Baltimore, undergoing; very easy to read.” THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FOUR ‘CHARGED WITH ASSAU: Eloy and Ruy Garcia and TRUMAN LEA T: Boy Released re a a i PL Re tM Erwin J. Tyson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, Erwin J. Tyson, 112 Ann | tae Naval Base. He was. accom- " ici-| Panied by Admiral Leahy and a street, w ig released from Munici. “i re. : Fz 'y est Perez were arrested last ‘hight pal Hospital this morning after | Others of the Presidential party. and Marie Pena this marniag by treatment for minor injuries re-| Mr. Truman spoke to the gath-} neouty Sheriff Will Archer on a! ceivéd when he was knocked off | ering of some 500 enlisted men charge of assault and battery. | his bicycle yesterday by a bus on j 29d their guests, saying he could) preferred against them by = United street. The youth receiv-| 0 along with rivalry between the sro oe ia re vane heath | asta! 6 they beat him} X-rays revealed | Sevices “so long as you remem- if ep dere ber you work on the same team.” aah the, es, oeela, aod Du-| He urged the young people to} : read the Constitution, which, he| I know you will never let it; Said, is a “very simple document,} down.” 1 ] Secretary of the Interior J. A. medical treatment for the restor-| The President added, “You! Krug called the temporary White ation of his sight. The matter} young people can keep our coun-| House once yesterday from Wash- was referred to the Board of; try great as it always has been' ington and Attorney General Tem Directors meeting to follow im-} great or you can let it down. And’ Clark called iwice. mediately upon adjournment. = all the trimmings last night be-~ ‘ 7 te MAXWELL CO. ine. eit an. ed abrasions. no serious injuries. REV. G. LEON WELLS (Continued tron Page One) ma. ORIGINAL “DESIGN | | | sioned in the Navy and is at prese ent assigned to the submarine tender U.S.S. Howard W. Gil- more. Miss Nell R. Sands Is Given Shower A miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Clarence S. Higgs. Sr., Mrs. William Carey and Mrs. Jan- ice Saunders for Miss Nell Rose Sands, bride-elect of Clarence S. Higgs, Jr., was held Wednesday night at 7:30 o’clock at the Cath- olic Parrish Hail. Mrs’ Ruth A. Higgs was in charge of the following program: piano solo, “Morning Prayer”, Betty June Hig; ‘The Sweetest Story Ever Told”, duet by Bobby Buckley at the piano and Becky Gregory on the marimba; solo, “If You Were the Oniy Girl in the World”, sung by Miss Bobby Buckley, accompanied by Lor- raine Nottage at the piano; two piano solos, “Tonight We Love” and “Melody of Love”, were ren- dered by Teresa Car two pi- ano selections by Le ine Not- tage, “Deep Purple” and “Clare | De Tune”: solo, “Ah, Sweet Mys- tery of Life”, Ruth Enons, ac- | companied by Ailene Spear. The program ended with all the guests singing “Let Me Call You Sweetheart”. Prize in a question and answer | Baker and door \pxize was taken by Mrs. George Stewart. * The ‘many gifts received were opened by, the bride’s attendants igg. the program, Aftey Ye- freshinents of ice créam lang cake were served, the gtiests proeeeded to admire the gifts.“ An enjoyable evenjng .was had by. all. 4 e present includéed:” | sdames Frank B.iPayton, Jr., Virgil Roberts, Harry Rob- erts, Leon Myers, Julia Nelson, field, Alton Roberts, Vernon De Leon, Bessie Weech, N. L. Oster- houdt, Harold Solomon, Leo Mc- Mahon, Lela Baker, Charles Tay- jlor, Lyle McCown, Grace Craft, ; Blanche Gardner, William Ma- lone, Earnest Mullins, C. C. Brown. Mesdames L. 1. Higgs, Jerome Nottage, H. E. Day, Arnold Cru- soe, John Ogden. J. F. Powell. James Carey, Dewey J. Buckley, Joaquin Godinet, Ben- jamin Lowe, Leo Hicks, Shelby Roberts, John W. Saunders, Ro- land Albury, J. Garland, Pat Warnock, Arnold Key, George E. Saunders, Rudelph Sands, Beryl Curry, Archie Roberts. Paul Monsalvatg Margaret Monsalvatge, Ruby sae, .€, Readdick, A. J. Dion, Malcolm Pinder, Denniz Juliaft, Elizabeth Singleton, Leonard Curry, Giffon Bailey, Walter Landuyt, Harry Baker, Marion Stark, Leonard Roberts, Blanche Roberts, Cleve- land Higgs, Angel Delgado, Glen- wood Sweeting, Virgil Lowe, Robert F. Roberts, Earl Higgs, James Porter. Mesdames Eddie Albury, Phil ip Gibson, George Stewart, Ruth} Voght, Dee Albury, J. H. Bla-j} fom, Charles Hjort, Clyde Baker, W. R. McClintock, Lotta H. Cathy, Edgar L. Kilborn, E. Strunk, Ill, E. A. Strunk, J WwW: c Sweeting, Marie Richardson, Her- man Sands and J. R. Faraldo. Misses Rose May Higgs, Geor- gina Angueira, Joan Elbertson, Tess Carey, Ruth Gibson, Betty} Higgs, Dolores Valdes, Cleo Ros-} am, Rose M. Pind Lorraine Nottage, May Sands, Ernestine Evans, Catherine Conner, Bar- bara Readdick, Becky Gregory, Barbara Buckley,’ Dorothy Waga- man, Vida Thompson, Faye Rob-j} erts, Yvonne .Stewart, , Coralie} Schrader and Marguerte De Leon. 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