The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 15, 1947, Page 6

‘ot the’ Housing ‘dnd Home * Agency, Washington, C.. in “a “letter ‘to Congress- _ George Smathers, stated, “e@m-inclined to agree that in'ell last night was, being “kid- best interests of the Federal: ded” by a group of commission yernment that the project be ‘followers about the “loudness” to Navy jurisdic- | of the shirt he was wearing. —_! “about the | \.” He» was writi “¢ransfer™ of houses in Poinciana | to the Navy. Foley's’ letter r provisions of Section 4, : Act. ~The*letter also stated. that the commanding officer of the Sub-! tharine- Base, Key West, had ; letters were made public to The - assurance that no civilians | Citizen by City Commissioner living in the project, who |Louis. Carbonell. _ ae employed in Naval ‘activities, sioner stated today that “Foley’s | Jaycees. would be" evicted. “1 a ‘tbajority of the peo- Key West to be in fa- ee the project Your de- Room Mothers. will stage its an- mul Hallowe’ en’ Cafnival to-' Saw 5 beginning at’ 5:30 p.m., ‘cok cael Catholic Cen-| ‘al street. "ftom 5:30 to 7:30, o'clock will ‘Ve, for the ‘younger children, and @ pe m., will start the evening tf for ‘the older girls, boys and Cakes, candies, | sandwiches, bit soft drinks will be served. ‘for the older group, with pi by Charles Lofd and his 2 x5 LAGE , Music Makers, will be given. re will be. fish. ponds, haunted |house and; many “other interesting games, including bingo,’ and prizes will be given. “> Bxecutive Board oaing. County - Polio Chapter van: Executive Committee Boa) of . the Monroe ‘Chapter of the National tile Pa- the age Oliver Griswald set the in motion -with an report on the wo- 's- S committee in’ Jacksonville last month. outstanding workers at the ; rence, including Mrs: Sally , Leon, Health Consultant. }ithe national staff in New fork, “The conference brought out @uch facts as the important role ‘Women were playing in the year fround fight against infantile | , Paralysis and. their plans to train @ nurse aides to relieve doctors specialists from routine treatment, for more important work reuiring their special skill. Mrs. Ann Cobo, chaitman of the local women’s. committee, fade plans for her group to meet ‘before the ‘next ~ board fmecting, so that plans for the} Women can be made and a re- port compiled. Mr. James ‘Mudphy; chairman | @f ‘the Monroe County Chapter, states that the chapter.‘has pur- corrective. shoes. for use | fh’ infantile paralysis treatment. { Also present af the meeting, Mrs. Ww. C. Biveating. Norma Mrs, A. Ivan L. Baggett. - lans were made for future Meetings with all members.’ be- thg Notified by mail. Half of all the sensory nerves | inthe -human body Jeading to} the brain are contained in, the! herve bindles of the two optic Merves, - About-73 per cent of the peo- | ple of Cuba are white, the re- mainder being mainly of negro or ‘niews blood, Conference | stated that there were} | Mr, and Mrs. George C. Park revealed that ‘you fellows mistook me for How- Project Fla-8073,: Poin- ard Overlin, like they did twice ‘Place, Key West, was re-|at the Elks Club the first night by the Navy on March |I wore the shirt.” i sae The request, was made {—————______ Garaival T omorrow ae io and-Senior: High SCO Mf me Property. Sales \ to A. L. Skipper a property at Rock Harbor for $2,000, _Mosteller, Paul | a, Jr, Louls Carbonell, Isa- | fe Weintraub, Dr. Parramore, | ‘Grove property for $2,600. | CARBONELL EXPLAINS — MISTAKEN IDENTITY Commissioner Jo ltn Carbon-' | ‘The veteran councilman-com- | jmissioner took the’ heckling gra- ‘ ciously and.remarked, “None oi meet with general approval in | Key West, and I am in accord ‘ Lett "| K SCENE from the Broad Both Foley’s and Smathers’ OE ae: PROCGAWY : The ‘commis- i York cast.. The drama festival tdecision was made’ in a¢cordance | “DREAM GIRL” HIT COMING TO KEY WEST hit, “Dream Girl”, one ‘of the drama festival plays which comes to the stage of the High School Auditorium on December 1, 1947, with an all-star New is sponsored by the Key West with what he-told-me.he would ‘ | Kenn ae nein im. Information On Gift Packages that whatever decision he -reach- For Overscaa * i ed, he- would consult , Congress. | man Smathers and myself before ; ! i Those planning to send Christ-: taking action.” ‘gas. and other gift packages abroad should get in touch with the district office of the U. S. Department of Commerce, at 947 ,Seybold Building, Miami, re- garding. regulations governing such shipments, according to William Seltzer, commerce de- partment district manager. Copies of the regulations ap- plicable to all . principal, coun- tries of the world have been re- ceived at the commerce depart- A warranty deed was filed yesterday with Circuit Court Clerk Ross C. Sawyer completing the sale for $25,000 of the South- ern Cross Hotel, Duval street, by the Monmouth Holding Company ment office, and copies will be to Mr.«and Mrs. Victor A. Lang. jsupplied upon request, it was , Sale of a property at 1126 Von Stated. ! Pfister street to Mr. and Mrs. Ph Rae ER aM Lucian B. McDonald by- Mr. and ‘CLARK GABLE IN : Mrs. Alpheus Higgs for $10,500; “THE HUCKSTERS” AT was contained in another ‘proper- STRAND THEATER ty deed. Key Farm Land:Company sold! Marking his return to acting to Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacRae ‘after an absence of more than a property at Rock Harbor for year and a_ half, Clark Gable $400. heads an all-star cast in one of Herbert L. Alley transferred a the year’s most talked-about mo- property at Tavernier.to Mr..and tion pictures, “The. Hucksters.” Mrs, John B. Turk, Jr, for $350.) the fata Frederd Reva O. Kock transferred to ;Wakeman’s novel about the radii the city of Key West a property | advertising business, which open- near Division and Watson streets ed for a three-day run on the ! for $4,800. \screen ata the Strand Theatre to- | Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland = T.! day, also marks the American. Knowles transferred to the city sim debut of Deborah Kerr, one | Key West a roperty near, ‘of England's leading cinema | | vision .. aid fatson streets? for | stars, With other top roles played | sie } ‘by Sydney Greenstreet, Adolph | Clyde C; Upchiuret transferred | yrenjog, Ayaa Gardner, ‘Keenan ; Wynn" and“Edward Arnold. ‘ to Cleland™S. ‘Hattaway' a’ Lime: Mr. and Mrs, Sam H.. Pinder ' transferred to Mr. and Mrs. ‘An- thony Demeritt a property in Ba- hama street for $900.. ! transferred for a nominal sum a IN CASES property near Duval and United Delivered streets to Alton G. Park, i To Your Home, Elizabeth B. Albury transferred ICE COLD $ CALIFORNIA STH WINE .. 97c Per Carton CIGARETTES $1.78 PHONE 215 BAER’S MARKET 39 Per Case | WE CAN CORRECT The average speed of U. S. ‘oeight trains reached a veck of . Zar, ‘16.7 miles per hour in 1939 and '1940 (up from 11.5 miles per hour in 1921) but has declined slightly since, J. CARMONA LIQUOR STORE ' 1114 Duval Street A Complete Stock of ... WINES, LIQUORS, RUM and GIN at. CUT-RATE PRICES We deliver to any place on the Island, between 9 A.M. to 12 Mid- night—Sundays, between 12 Noon to 6 P.M: and 9 P.M. to 12 Mid- night, in 10 minutes. Call 1348 for Prompt Free Delivery We Reserve the Right to Refuse! Delivery to Anyone STRAND THEATRE Now Showing “THE VERDICT” Sidney Greenstreet ’’ Starting Thursday “THE HUCKSTERS” . Clark Gable MONROE THEATRE Now Showing “VACATION IN RENO” i Jack Haley Starting Thursday "SHADOWS of the RANGE” Johnny Mack Brown Local Marine Detachment Southernmost Detachment, Ma- bow Room of the La Concha Ho- CN EEE 8 *.tel-on Friday, Oct: 17. Dancing )o¢eeeeeeecccooecocoooees: will begin at 9 p. m.,. and the music will be by Prieeard’s: or- chestra. i} The awarding of the eo tion ‘radio-phonograph console set as first prize, and the auto- matic electric roaster as -the sec- ond prize will be made at this dance, *) <All funds from the sale of tick- Sr can beeen ae Roberts sureties 123 Duval Street -EATON’S Personal and Gift . Stationery - Greeting Cards - Cocktail Napkins Typewriter and Adding Machine \| —— PHONE 250—— with VENETIAN BLINDS! + Venetian blinds lend enchantment and captivating beauty to your ‘windows... regulate ventilation... ‘wontrol sunlight... insure privacy, KEY west— qa) VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY {20 Duval, Jefferson Hotel Bldg CALL 1042 for Estimates CLOSING OUT ONLY STAYING OP! 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