The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 26, 1947, Page 1

| Key West, Florida, has the mos? equable climate in the country, with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit ecomes visable OFF KEY WEST age for repairs, the Key West | RUSSIAN ZONE be brought here during the af- that 20 Russians have been or- ported. paper published in this city. stating that by reason of her! themselves to their specified “Please send a tug to takg ‘to foment strikes in France. asked that a Fleet tug, which ‘is A VOL. ‘OL. LVI. Je 231 10,000 - TON VESSEL’S* The Navy tug USS Tuscor 0) came disabled 25 miles south- ong 1g EDITOR OF SOVIET- Naval Base announced during | (Ry 'The Associated Pream) ternoon. The seas were fairly dered expelled from France. At about 3 a. m., the captain Reason for the action, the an- thrust bearing in the main drive , fs. ; SPhere of action in France. é in tow,” the captain radioed’ They will be taken to ee a large tug and capable of tow- MAIN DRIVE SHAFT’ 20 Russians is towing the SS Archer‘s Hope, | west of Sand Key Light early LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER IN’ the forenoon. | PARIS, Nov. 26.—The French smooth and she was towine well, One of the Russians is the edi of the tanker radioed a message nouncement explained, is that} shaft developing trouble, that "| It was indicated that they had The Coast Guard immediately border of France on:a train and! RENDERED | ‘0 d T d a 10,000-ton tanker, which be- | today, to the Key West anchor- PARIS; TO BE TAKEN TO It is expected the tanker will | government announced today the commander of the tug re- {tor of a Soviet-language news- | to the U. S. Coast Guard here, the Russians have not confined | he was drifting toward the 1 ; been secretly active in helping got in touch with the Navy and (Continued On Page Eight) ing the 10,000-ton tanker, be! sent at once to the aid of the dis- abled. vesel Wanted At Once! The tug Tuscorora was imme- diately dispatched. She left Key West Submarine Base shortly | before 4 a.m. Later she report- ed she had taken the tanker j in tow and was proceeding to! Key West anchorage. 1 quvncagnanvveninoscovngencasernnecenvernneeerneetete, MOULDINGS | —at—— | | eee SPECIAL = i ‘STRUNK LUMBER nt ] PHONE 816 Thanksgiving Dinner S™S0Natsnetiet “ARP Steaks, of Course! | [\Anencennnnnannnnn. Those Large, Tender Choice Ones ‘MOTOR TUNE-' UP. Found Only at ——-SAVES GAS———__ WE AVER’ S | Lou Smith Auto Service | White at Fleming St. Phone 5. Opposite Army Barracks | wvvvevewvveweveves RAMONIN'S RESTAURANT Will Serve A Complete | THANKSGIVING — Turkey Dinner With All the Fixin’s 11LAM.t09 PM. | 1—SPECIAL CHILD'S PLATE— | ~First-Class Mechanic j Good Pay to Right Man ' | NAVARRO, Incorporated Opposite Bus Station Completely Air-Conditioned Monroe Motors 1113 Ti3 White Street PHONE 725 | THIS IS THE DATE NOVEMBER 28TH, 1947 "HARD TIMES PARTY’ | Legion Home, Stock Island 8:30 P.M. — ? ADMISSION: 50c Per Person Lee's Orient Restaurant 506 Fleming Street, Near Duval Street Invites You and Yours to Enjoy Your In A Truly Home,” Like Atmosphere \t Served 11:30 to 9 P.M. CALL and Reservations SPECIAL PLATE FOR CHILDREN — == -~ bet J Wrst Cittz NEWSPAPER SOUTHERNMOST KEY WEST, FLORIDA, Molotov Agrees. |] Austria Treaty, } First Discussed INSISTS THAT DETAILS BE SETTLED WITHOUT ANY, RELATION TO TREATY FOR’ GERMANY (By The Associated Preasd | LONDON, Nov. 26.—Comm ,Sar Molotov has agreed wi ith | \ Secretary Marshall and Foreign | ; Minister Bevin to consider the | | rete ‘treaty first, according | a_story published today in} The London Daily News. } But, the News continues, there | is a string attached to the agree- ment. Molotov’ agrees to the proposal, as set forth: yesterday ! by Marshall, if the discussion is | confined wholly fo, Austria, en- | tirely aside from, any considera- | ition of details that in any way ; | pertain to “the 4 treaty , with Germany. Molotov was si in n, | the economies. of, Austria and! ! Ger ‘many should not be discussed | in their relation to each other. | . That provision is ing con- | sidered this ‘afternoon’ af a con- ference of the Bif Four. i aE ee ees! IV VVC VV VV TTI VOT j BRADY'S | ——for———_ CHOICE POULTRY 1214 White Street Phone 540 Rneeeasasoarecacsa. AP Newsfeatures TH HANKSGIVING at EI PRADO RESTAURANT 1117 DIVISION STREET ROAST TURKEY. ote en “—* land coast. A pply To Wed Applications for marriage censes were filed yesterday wis County Judge Raymond R. Lord by Charles .R. Torres, 38, of 1028! comer’ ‘teat Catherine street, and Mary RT | Mashed Batatces) Blizzard, 22, o 5 Greene street, | SALAD and Robert W. Smith, 21, of the U. S. Navy, and Edna Mueller, wa 21, of Key West Cottage Court. RE-OPENING | Thanksgiving Day at 12:00 Noon THE CASA CAYO HUESO (SOUTHERNMOST HOUSE) DINING ROOM and * nm Opening of “THE GATE RESTAURANT’ - LOCATED AT SOUTHARD STR ENTRANCE TO SUBMARINE BASE We Will Serve From 11 A.M. to 4 A.M. Daily Special Thanksgiving Day FOUR-COURSE Turkey DINNER $125 re: With All the Gid-Fashioned Trimmings Featuring—Just Good Home-Cooked Food Under New Management of PAT —]——$ $$ __ Stan's Gate Bar Will Serve Cocktails for 25¢ During Dinner ILGRIMS LAND AGAIN—More than three centuries after the first landing at Plymouth Rock new refugees from Old World persecution pay homage to that symbol of freedom on the New Eng- Above are the traditional painting of the landing in 1620 and a photo of Nathan and Esther Rybak and their son, Aaron, 11, ; who have been resettled by the United Service for New Americans. To them, the term DPs stands for "Delayed Pilgrims.” ae Associated Press Day Wire Service and AP Features For 67 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West IN THE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1947 U. S.A. PRICE FIVE CENT: ler Base Building _ Will Be In Shape | For Truman Party ¥STRUCTURE BEING AIRED, CLEANED, PAINTED POOPIE IG I as BEFORE PRESIDENT’S COMING; ROPE BARRIERS TO SURROUND PLACE ' When President Trurran reaches Key West, as he now is sched- | uled to do. December 3, he will find his winter White House at the \U. C. Submarine Base, spic, span and ready for occupancy. Workmen at the Submarine Base were busily engaged today in painting the spacious, two-story and more or less rambling build- | ing and placing it in readiness for the President's coming. Thanksgiving Finds Everything ‘Closed In City i eecTiankenieinga Days sill ba | observed by Federal, County . j The building is being thrown open to the breezes that blow | and ‘City offices tomorrow. h the base and it is being thoroughly aired. Workmen are | They will all be closed, | also cleaning the structure, and placing everything ship-shape for | All member stores of the | President Truman. | Key West Retail Merchants | Around the building, rope barriers are to be thrown. A Marine | Neccciations will alse) close detachment is being drawn up for the security of the President and | tomorrow. x his party. None will be admitted, | There will be no meeting eeen by permission. _ | of the Boars oo omer | H 1 ing § station | Advance party of the Presi | aa ace, s ; ah 1 dent is expected to arrive here | Church Parish Hall. i ite rhe 4 e The, Key West Naval Base | To Cost $13,000 early Monday, There will % | will also be on a holiday Construction ot a concrete pice Comesooug epee Cl Mee | basis. : block filling station at White and , "€WS Services and various news- | _ Schools will close today “ pivicion streets was authorized papers*The last time the Presi- and will reopen again Mon- 6}, 4 building permit issued to- dent was here there were 28 day morning. day by Building Inspector Errol newsmen and photographers in Sawyer to H. Ramos i Key West: COMIILMILS The cost of the structure will’ Tt is ected Masia rpened ee ————— ——— _ be $13,000. Roy Edwards is the Jast M rch, that the corres- contractor. \ pondents and photographers == | be housed: ihithe (C Marina, SLATE STEETTBSS {and the various clubs _through- les tie Naval base POOR OLD “CRAIG jm: th Naval Base here, ‘to go Canines if the v wea Division at Francis Phone 9134 | good Gace oF ihe fd PALACE THEATER, DON CASTLE in “HIGH TIDE” | News and Features man Un EON SH IG. at a! nO onmmemumvnursceere, Outboard Motors $127 00, was here he enjoyed a day's SERED. <a (Continued On Page Eight) _ narecwire (BOS WOT alle es —eecanuee an i WANTE to manage small PARTS R ATTE N T J O N ! { hotel . . . WRITE POSTOFFICE poy-s KEY WEST AUTO PAHIS|> : { Game —2eccseet Monster Dance, 9 till ?, Elks Club, § weemmrald Phone 442 essere |} ? bd 3 >| |p n ° ee TOR SALE mmm. { Tonight (Thanksgiving Eve) “ FOR THE FINEST I? peer 5 5 = 4 ‘47 Buick Super, low mileage > Admission, $1.00 Fer Person (Tax Included) 4 NAVARRO. Incorporated THANKSGIVING ; Door Prize:. 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