The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 9, 1947, Page 8

‘PAGE EIGHT -7 Republican Election Sweep Chosen | Today's Anniversaries (Know America) 125, 1906. | sa kus, New Eng- AL Top News Story Of Past Year ant sermst ond Sent gee pene es tor hee NATION’S EDITORS AL-4————————"——"-"—" ' sic, composer and organist, born in Portland, Maine. Died April icafayman, nied sinha cham- 'ant-, -general in 1903, born in Pitts-| jpion of religious liberty, an in-' burgh: * Died S 904 leaped to death, and the LaSalle domitable spirit, born in Nor-| 8 ied Sept. 1, 1 1900—Richard Halliburton, the SO LIST STRIKES, on toll was doubled. wich, Conn. Died Nov. 20, 1806.' jtravel. book inritad: Jekoemtiner, DECONTROLS, EXECU- i Aral ne ST. apUis, CARET 1805—Charles wr A. msdedeel born in Brownsville, Tenn... Lost; “ . They came from behind to|noted Louisiana historian, her | at sea and adjudged dead, in Aug- TIONS OF WAR CRIM-| win the National League pennant |foremost citizen his day, born in| ust 1939. we INALS race from the Brapklyn Dodgers'New Orleans. Died Feb. 11, 1895. cninkaeeenctcenpiroeiencsgennesiont in a thrilling playoff, and then| g39-John Knowles Paine,| Subscribe to The Citizen—25c¢ By JOHN L. SPRINGER went on to upset most dopesters famed Harvard professor of mu- ! weekly. AP Newstfeatures Writer |by conquering the Boston Red| ———— ete eed The Republican party’s election Sox in the World Series. Pee R aR Rea nRn nnn n nme nnmnn nnn enneeenan sweep, assuring it of control of], Other stories which were high '> 9 CASH hi Cc ane nd giving it in the voting were the Paris peace |> >| the new Congress and giving !\conference, the resignations of \P x GROECRY 4 the favored historical position in|Henry Wallace and Harold L. H . ay Netuuuiihaos Me ‘ the 1948 Presidential race, was)Ickes from the Cabinet, shortages’ “The Friendly Neighborhood Market” 4 the outstanding news story of of meats an Fic foodstuffs, 'p 611 FRANCIS St. “The Ex-Serviceman’s Store” PHONE 493 { i ee ,y|Man’s explorations of ace ~ 1946 in the opinion of member |Tiaa” and rockets, the Garssoa |B STOP - COMPARE - SHOP and SAVE { editors of The Associated Press| case and the housing crisis. > Paul invites you to, come to this, “Your Neighborhood 4 who participated in the annual i Market,” for all your table supplies. Comparison will prove, 4 poll. A DSSRISNO DCD NE cS Ne ep NHS, => Quality for Quality, Value for Value, Ag Pay Ho isha and ¢ When final election results were | Your Grocer SELLS T: aften less when you shop at this, your friendly little market. 4 compiled in November, it was| hat GOOD 4 STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES | found that the G.O.P. had picked STAR * B ip FRESH FRUITS and VEGETA’ P i and the BETTER GRADE of MEATS 4 up 54 seats in the House of Repre- AMERICAN > a are To See Y ‘ sentatives, giving it a total of 245] Cupaw COFFEE , Remember, “Paul” Wants To See You { to the opposition’s 188. It now also a ‘ holds 51 out of 95 seats in the Try A Pound Today!! , WE DELIVER ORDERS — CALL 493 Senate. This meant that the v ee nena et heel Democratic and New Deal tides,| 7 ene een A Rens fe er which had been running since 1930 and through three full ad- | ministrations of Franklin D.} Roosevelt, finally had subsided. | It meant that legislation enacted | in the next two’ critical years! VICTORY | would carry the Republican stamp. In foreign circles the vote MAA eae CASH MARKE prsseeeee was interpreted widely as a ae 4 e : ‘ i4 e { to the right. ng stories of the'Y 2 Quality { KEY WEST'S LARGEST FOOD MARKET { Quality 4 year, ria nee pnanian by the > Groceries > LOUIS MUNIZ and A. ALEXANDER, Owners > Meats editors, were: > 4 __ Everything for Your Table Under One Roof > ° 4 twvwvvvwvw~ 1028 DIVISION STREET PHONE 1080 wwwwvvvvv MEAT - POULTRY - DAIRY PRODUCTS “Grade “A” WESTERN READY-to-EAT PIC-NIC Pork Chops ib. 53;| HAMS ».45° 2.—STRIKES. News of indus-| trial shutdowns was on’ front, pages at the beginning of-the year | —with the vast General Motors plants closed as a‘result of a United Auto Workers’ strike be-| gun in the previous October—and | was still there at the year’s close| Top Stories Of 1945 1,—Birth of atomic bomb. 2.—Surrender of Japan. 3.—Collapse of Germany. 4.—Death of Roosevelt. ofc “eetonem TBRISKET “BEEF . STEW.» 26 BEEF TONGUE w. Ale “ara csa” | SHORTENING we 37¢ (0) cose | CAN ROAST cis Ib.37© mt rial of was criminals ff Sliced Breakfast SKINLESS CABBAGE ge tenpenizeD Picnic Europe, Asia and Pacific. | B ACON oe 69° FR ANKS lb. RANKS ". 39¢ Pound H AMS | lb. 43¢ as the nation suffered from the effects of the history - making strike by John L. Lewis’ United Mine Workers. During the year there were strikes by steel. work- ers, railroad workers, communi- Sliced Thick, Sliced Thin, or as you like it. Ib. 35¢ Bologna with Russia provided headline after headline. Behind the head- lind s there was apparent evidence of a developing U.S. policy to! adopt a firmer attitude on ques- | tions upon which there was a dif- | ference of opinion with the So- viets. 8. — NATIONAL RAILROAD | STRIKE. Until President Tr: uman | stepped down on two rail unions! Strawberries - Mushrooms - Artichokes - Cauliflower - Egg Plants - Pigeon Peas EATING and COOKING APPLES . Sweet Juicy | ORANGES Fine Florida GRAPEFRUIT 2 ws 20° 29° Doz. Fresh ‘Picked cor 20° | STRAWBERRIES pox 49° and virtually forced them to re- turn to lees a shutdown of the Sweet Stringless = | Dozen <a 2 Ibs. 29° rst domestic ragedi S sh: 3 wal de tee Ripe AVOC ADOS Key TOMATOES Ib. 19¢ Salle Hotel in June, which exac ed a toll of 61 dead. But this ca tastrophe cember another hotel fire—! this one at the modern Winecoff Hotel in Atlanta, in which scores Monday thru Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m, STORE HOURS Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.—Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EE@EEEEPROMPT FREE DELIVER Ye Ge was exceeded in D by THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ig | [Ee | | THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1947 Follow the Thousands of KEY WEST HOUSEWIVES who TRADE at the. BROADWAY for—— LARGER SELECTIONS! LOWER FOOD PRICES! Broadway sures Market Duval at Petronia St. “Cash and Carry for Lower Prices” MEAT BACON WESTERN SHOULDER PORK ROAST Lower Prices ». 6c Ib. 37¢ Best Quality | U. S. No. 1 MAINE POTATOES INDIAN RIVER ASSORTED ORANGES | COLD CUTS « 47° 2) aerate eaia 19° “A” GRADE CELLOPHANE Shouder ROAST Ib. 3le ALMONDS VEAL BREAST for Stewing Ib. 25e be as 49: ] smoked CELERY HEARTS YOUNG TENDER BEEF LIVER ...... lb. 58¢ 15° Bunch Great Northern BEANS 2 1. 35° BRILLO Piet 12°] [VEL 36° 49 BUTTER MILK at LOW COST PALMOLIVE SOAP 12 16 CLOROX ¥2-Gallon SUPER SUDS Bi Quart 13¢ Regular Size Package Bath Size “Package CASHMERE BOUQUET cations workers, packing house, workers, and scores of others. 5 i Carey c 3.—OPA DECONTROLS. At the! 2 13 end of June, President Truman! Pillsbury anima ner PET refused to sign a’ bill extending 9 READY FOR Package Ib. 4qa | Jiffy ti the Office of Price Administra- B ll d j BISCUITS 5 15 FLOUR ‘Dh Aye tion, but demanded a law to give a aF 8 THE OVEN = C de ee kk, 19 that bureau greater powers. For} MIX ... are a month the country was without e Quaker Cocoamarsh price control: Then a new OPA} he Id M d l P Il b FLOUR -lb. Dllliwas passed and signed: By thal 0 edai or FLlls ury 5 i 4 cH OATS 2 5¢ CHOCOLATE 25° year’s end only rents, sugar and id | = pkgs. S¥ ae ae Tall Cans vice were still under controls. The | Marcal rising cost of living was a main T No. 244 Hunt's Fancy HANKIES .. &Pkgs 23 c topic. of conversation in every FRUIT COCKTAIL : Cc 36c | ‘ No. 21 kitchen, but economists debated id : | PEACH Cc *29¢ Lang's ous! whether it was because the OPA | ss DILL id i ad stayed too long or had not stayed long enough. |g ASTOR L-lb. Jar GRAPE Hunt's Fancy FRUIT ‘iicaaaale aes 4.—NUERNBERG TRIAL AND 1 Ae Saga EXECUTIONS. This year saw the | COFFEE 37¢ | COCKTAI Pia 39¢ TOMATO 17° Resoisgmonaaian end of 11 Nazi bigwigs who were | KTAIL bie Lp found guilty of war crimes after } eee ict Quart Bottle Coc : “AA” GRADE a precedent-setting trial by an | Crosse and Blackwell BEECHNUT Allied court at Nuernberg. The Littl 14-o0z. Cc story had a dramatic climax: Be- ittle’s f CATSUP : 25 : MUELLER’S Bottle fore 10 went to the gallows ac-| Vy _ SHETTY P cording to plan, the Number Two! SWEET POTATOES — ae 31° BG es RY os gre 12° Nazi, Hermann Goering, swal- MACARONI Pkg. pratt ns Fi 3 25¢ Dozen lowed poison and had a last, aim | Strained ... Jars qe on the hangman. a ~ MAYONNAISE 27° c —ATOMIC BOMB EXPERI. / ‘ ( OC A < Ol ’ A Z yay MENTS. Two of these at Bikini| Velveeta CHEESE | Junior ...... vate eehne in the Pacific gave a new -lb. 93 6 25¢ Plus | SampbellsetOMATe Insight into the destructiveness ackage rosi of nue world’s most awesome Pac kage C for Deposit | SOUP 2 Cans 19° WICE re OZ. 29¢ reas DEGNAL SEE nDER CASE. |} PHILLIPS’ 1 Niblet near Maxwell House co) he brutal slaying of 6-! es . | i cago In January to the confess thicke 2 CORN z 29 HEMO 59° of William Heirens in July, this ‘lidshpa Cos j ais aioe on a series of shocks to Hol: PEANUT Borden's he public. j lolsum winW8. cers “roucw". pw. KRUITS and VEGETABLE SPECIALS BUTTER *S2= 29 STARLAC 29° _ Be cat America’s relations ff, Complete Line of Garden-Fresh GREENS and VEGETABLES at the Lowest Prices ff Jar of persons were trapped others EN * WC Reserve The Right To Limit Quantity’ pgmneereencmmmeeroe (Ws We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities