The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 4, 1947, Page 5

| keen DECEMBER “4, 1947 a pgionnaires | Present Rainbow Girls With Fla ag) “Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, merican Legion, presented an merican flag to the Order of inbow for Girls at their reg- ular ‘meeting held ‘Tuesday eve- fling at the Masonic Hall. Miss Anne Doughtry, Worthy Advis- or, accepted the flag and ex- essed the appreciation of the ‘inbow Girls, The flag was presented by orge A. Warren, first vice commander’ of Arthur Saw- fet Post. Captain U. J. Delgado, ‘West Guard of Honor, gave instructive. talk,‘ relative 4 proper display of the U. S. @ Commander Warren and ‘din Delgado were accom- ied.-by the following mem- of the Honor Guard: Ker- Aibhardson, George W. Sikes, ‘Hartmann, Eurial Watson, jodela, and Vance C. Typ. Se peniation of U. S. flags is Americanism project of the /TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS , (Know America) pe Geni Walter L. Reed, re- , son of yellow fever's con-| jueror, born at Fort Apache, | izong,..70, years, ago. Major Geberal Frank D. Mer- ill of Burma’s “Merrill's Mar- ders”. fame, born at Woodvil- Mass., 44 years ago. ¥ Franke” A Banks, civil engi- teer’of Grand Coulee Dam, born Saco, Maine, 64 years ago. Dednna* Durbin, singer,actress, wn Winnipeg, Canada, 25 years 9. Rey. Dr. Charles Clayton Mor- jon -of Chicago, founder and wmer editor of The Christian ventury, born at Harrison, Ohio, j year's: ago. Fowler D. McConnell, _ presi- lent of Sears Roebuck, Chicago, mm at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, yéars ago. ' } Elbridge W. Palmer, president of the.Kingsport, Tenn. Press,! mm at Meredith, N. H., 61} ats | ago. Dr. Robert Redfield, dean of fre University of Chicago’s soci. | sl sciences, born in Chicago, 50 years ago. ‘es more than a year to ie glass of some big tele- TRUMAN SPENDS! » (Continued From Page One) went with the President when he was here last March, will be unable to go along this time be- cause of ill health. Any of the Key West fisher- men is proud to offer his services to the President. It is considered an_ honor. < If Mr. Truman does 80 fishing, it will be in the Dolphin, @ trim Navy vessel, especially equip- Ped to carry fishing Parties. It is presumed that. Capt. Wil- lard Saunders, USN, command: ing officer of the Key West Sub: f marine Base, who is respon- sible for the safety of the. Pres- ident, will accompany Mr,-Tru- man on the fishing trip. Also on the schedule: for to- morrow, Ross said, is the ‘ad-! dress Mr. Truman will deliver at Everglades. The President is scheduled to go over the speech and release it for publication tomorrow to the press. It wlil be } delivered at about 2:50 p.m., Sat- | urday. i “Otherwise, it looks to be ex- | tremely quiet,” Ross concluded. “There just isn’t any news to be released.” Ross was wearing a blue work {shirt loaned him by the Navy. He is a blue-eyed man, slender and active. With the Presidential ‘party here’ are Admiral - ‘Willi Dd. Leahy, the President's chief ef staff; Dr. John R. Steelmap, a§- sistant to the President; Rear ; Admiral James H. Foskett, his naval aide; Clark M. Clifford, presidential adviser; Judge John Caskie_ Collett of the Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals, an old friend of the President; Stanley’. Wood- | ward, state department thief of; protocol; Matthew Connelly; Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Grabam, presidential physician, and Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughn, his: mil- itary aide. a Woodward and Connelly* are | newcomers here. The others in ; the party have visited Key West j CARD OF THANKS We are very anxious to express our sense’ of gratitude to . the many friends for the expressions of sympathy and assistaheé on the occasion of our recent be- loved one, Catherine Carbonell.’ We would like to address each one personally, but find this im-' possible. Our thanks is extended | to the donors of-cars ‘and’. many beautiful florals. dec4-1t THE FAMILY." Joseph H. Short, Baltimore Sun. 4 , dee reavement in the loss of our be-'. sie oof Pept cheat .on-the occasion ef Mr, Truman’s two previous trips, a, year .ago. last Noyergber, and last March. ‘ Newspaper men and radiomen covering the President's stay in Key West are. John: ‘Rous, A-P. Photos; Anthony Laviero, New York Timés; Charles Vandevan- der, New. York» Post; Radford Mobley, Knight Newspaper; James F.- King, Kansas City Star} ‘Phillips J. Peck, Interna- tional News. Setvice; John Beal, Time; Joseph Fox, Washington Star; Brysgn Rash, A.B.C.; John Ad- ams,:C.B.S.; Willard ‘Edwards, Chicag6' ‘Tribune; Merriman Smith, United Press; Jerry Greene; Mew -York:: News; “Ar- thur Brinault N.B.C.; Keith Williams, N.B.C.; Ernest S. Va- carro, Associated Préss; Frank Cancellare, I.N.P.; John Toridro, | Movietone News; John Martin- son, Movietone News. All of the above are staying | at the B.O.Q., Submarine Base. 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