The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 3, 1949, Page 6

PAGE six Navy Yard Workers To Be | Solicited By Local Group In March Of Dimes Campaign Revealed ‘Today £ | By Chaplain Sporrer Of Naval Stat bh Aud Ji Contributions from — civilian workers at Key West Naval base to the March of Dimes will be| turned over to the local camp: n| Hometown Paper Gives Account OF, A. Patton nes) Calloway (From Apalachicola THE KEY WEST CITIZE Of Interest To You, Bat... Too Late To Classify By RUSSELL KAY Switches Salutations To His Readers From “Merry Christmas” To “Happy New Year” Switching our salutations LL O11 Peretti ene to » “Happy b y the a ‘New Year,” Syeiveldbine: the ar- Beas endl rival ox, another Babe’ that car-! We are tempted to believe that ries a number instead of a name, a8 individuals we are powerless. | “1949.” Forgetting that our leadership is saat y . ; made up of individuals, men like The kind of a year it turns out! ourselves, who are influenced by | to be for Florida, the nation’and the thoughts and actions of oth- exercise of force ee JANUARY 8, 1949) | NEW 26° TIRE BICYCLES — _.. $39.95 and wp so All Si-zs of BICYCLES, TRICYCLES and WAGONS 1021 Duval Street DEFENSE FORCES PROGRAM Deposit will hold any merchandise MONDAY on our Lay-Away Plan 7:30 P.M.—Spanisb Class. TUESDAY Overseas Cycle Store 10:00 A.M.—Bowling, for Nav: Wives, at U. S. Sub brains cma ccc Truman Ave. Base Bowling Alleys. | —-0—e—e—s— nett 1: 30 P.M.—Hospital Party (2nd Phone 1380 Tues.) WEDNESDAY 2:30 P.M.—Hospital Fishing Trip 2:00 P.M.—Navy Wives -Club. 7:00 P.M—Juke Box Dance, neadquarters instead of being; Funeral services were held games. Wilt not beat in on your rugs youled with collections from ser- | fom Sangaree Funeral ‘Home | the world depends to a large ex-) “ers, Discounting the influc nee | THURSDAY and furnishings when sudden | vice personnel as : oe ee ne ‘yesterday afternoon (Thursday) | tent:on the-kirid ef; thinking and | ee bpd viduals posseos, We 1:00 P.M.—Sewing Machines,| showers catch you with your TI ealec rode afte! " , a ) 2 rf This was. revealed today after at 3:00 o'clock for Mr. George | action you and J and a lotof oth | Wn ee individual. sphere Billards. Showers. | windews open while you are ; 4 consultation between Lt.Comd. Ajexander Patton HL, who passed | os i DGG Ha), SPUCre FRIDAY if h is pro- | >. E. Sporrer. senior chanlain of away at the home of his mother, c” ‘ntividuals indulge in during | of influence or mine ‘may be J 2:00 P.M.-Pre-natal Class. away if your home is p the base, and James M. Calloway, Mrs; Hugh Williams in Key West | 'the next 265 days ‘small, it nevertheless is part of a 9.00 PM.—Dance, Orchestra. tected with... : county March of Dimes campig on Christmas Day. The Rev. Ray If as individuals cept the Sigantic pattern. Our thoughts} —— SATURDAY director . mond EK. MacBlaine was the of-{ New Year as an opportunity to and actions, whether we admit it 2:00 P.M.—Boxing Training. : Chaplain Sporrer, who i in ficiating minister, and intern-} make our world a-better place to or net, affect the thinking and SUNDAY ! charge of March of Dimes work nent took place in © Magnoli: | live, if we carry over from day ; action of others, 9:30 A.M.—Communion Break- ! : the nave al_base, to a Woe “Y cemetery with Sangaree in! to‘ day the spirit of good-will and! ' au pe owe pon aneU our laity, fast (monthly). | balls rhe See nould bevcred. OUSTES | ee eee aie BAU Pe eee 1:00 P.M,—Picnic ign up). | ‘an contri a iean wecdeuacie | Mr. Patton, who served during ! pesmrercets aith in our hearts, if we sprea ve i ted to the Jocal headauat ers. the entire recent world conflict, : good-will and giecns joln_with z HASTINGS ADAMS | . Agcorc ing! Y, hepa ; ve i | was only recently discharged, lt foun neighbors to advance the . oh fe j gonpry, ers EY ° “y we - . and was making his home with javelfarcror allvand conscentiously (Continued From Page One) ‘Coalsas the naval station, has been named) 45 mother at the time of death. gigouthe sbestewe -canety, penlom Co. of Key. West’ wish to thank | ™ Awning overall campaign dire ctor for civ “J He is a sonvof the ‘late ey Ontnll + our given work to the best of our all contestants for théir interest: steem es pen a nays) eu Patton whowas borolandecenred ability, we will find many rough : and fine exhibits. A big bouquet j Shutter, sere oatinas departments. and, ‘2 this community, and who pass- Bbots cing litois Dae bway ave beer ‘Jalso is due to Newt Kitchings, | & Prowler from etatig departments ane) od away in Jacksonville about | smoothed for us. : *| Chairman’ of the Jaycee Christ — shops to aid him vdent | H"years ago. He,is a grandson Fear and Doubt can only be mas Lighting Contest Commit- Ventilation d pruerenon ee Acts Hl at ‘of theilate MudgelGecieenAMbars jevercome by Faith and Courses: \| tee, for his untiring efforts. Control ; weed Riaensed * Calloway sta The body arrived by train on; eee shen. we ae ae art taith- : t Strom | Wednesday morning of this week NG LT oh pea eon WINDOWS, PORCHES AND ; ie With eon re pu Sal avaai yet at the weeeae teva fully and well in its creation. SCREEN DOORS ; the navy yare workers peings * ~ be on The Golden Rule is as effective channeled through local head-|8"oup of Legionnaires who es-| Wane aerit Geer uel andlitiee Roin-tight interlocking louvérs repel parce a corted bis body to the Fune: al Ute nas se i | blowing rain, block drofts nd protect quarters, Monroe county stands a { wil it to measure our wh better chance kof equalling | Parlor. His mother and a broth-) | eee erenat ae eeemipae | your window sills from water rot, dis- siavettcring its, record vof last! &t arrived at the home of Mr. and fenoushisandiactions cron cay lodging of putty around windows, ‘and li aaa ; “| Mrs. Bryant G. Patton Tuesday j ony, weawill eenerate: 2) force 2 For All Occasi | reduce painting mainvenance cost te het lain'S told tl in- | night ; powerful that no evil can hold or A lecasions almost nothing. plain Sporrer told the coun- | "6 ty Bieactoe he would seek permis-, Besides his mother he is sur- : eee ee # if we choose, talk our- Soo ae H (CANS BHORNED ay sion from national headquarters; Vived by a brother, Harrison Pate ees ‘ a wees fae For the | Cc CE 1042 fcthe polio foundation to lump|ton of Hollywood, Fla and a RUSSELL KAY elves inte! & war ora Uepreren aoe WEB oe) he pol cs) Ato ¢ ump o ” sik is - a ve Ca KS. rse! S$ olL naval base contributions ant | daughter, Patricia Patton just as we can thinks ourselevs CHILDREN || VENETIAN BLIND CO. a BYE DRE c ee A large number of other rela-| | Says Success of 1949 Depends into illness and mental turmoil. < i ais ae Siete EROS Oe eee ac wigs curaiveaniral . On Our Thinking and It has been demonstrated that if Tro ical Trader \ vest ee to cage le ER a ae Action Each of the ‘ enough people stop an individual P i 123 DUVAL Department heads of the naval | ¢ Active pallbearers were Her 365 D fon the street and tell him how STREET ee aciva, wi ip 'd| bert and Howard Sapp and Mer- aye) ¢ : bs 718 Duval Street | base drive will be announced } ber - Hl PR D ill he looks, even though he may © MOR E B Lu ES PHONE 1000 t or write for shortly. Many departments have | cer P. Spear, all cousins of Pan-| | ore Sears Ane Ces artant hed vill 5 iN — Clyde McCoy holds trumpet, with H drive, Montgomery said. Wiggins and Phillip Schoelles aie ate ted Tahoe well. (Bo dhegame token aie we: go the floral business at Memphis, Tenn. After 31 years of dance band Be + eter as 4 | Honorary pallbearers we hale erp : al erates aaeriicts Dea (eae trooping, McCoy said he may even sell the trumpet. |g. Rice, C. R. Witherspoon, B. L fare of others as well as our- about with long faces and talk} _ ioc nl oti bin a06 FLY Wickers’ Body B. Rice, CR Witherspoon. B. Te" selves, we can realize as never depression and hard times it will j Vi Solomon, W. D. Buzzett, Eldridge scrore the “Happy” year we so not be long before we will find 5 Key Wetox | Interesting Notes t D T A Ft Got W. PL Dodd. Wi, | Suibly shout about on the stroke ourselves up te our necks in one m | (Y) ri ¢é lee a eiiaen ocean a Otethe mystics hour. of our own making. r | One champ for going without ue 10 Arrive Lovett, St», Charles, Vietor and) 7 we carry into the’New Year In Florida today we have many | (JM submarine |food was Terence McSwiney. | HAVANA Tomorrow jand Raymond Anderson, C- O-lthe same hate and tolerance, the ‘problems that must be solved. If : | Lord Mayor of Cork, who ‘went Th Fligh obinson, Sr. . G. E. Weems ‘i ; : Gi ; , . MS, | ame greed and selfishness, then! as individuals we reach a deter- T f A \en a hunger strike in 1920 and Dr. J. S. Murrow, John, Lovett it will just be “another year” as mination to find the answers and rumpet Ish died after 69 days. tl tee Flights Daily The remains of Harry L. Wick-) St» Joe Moore, Frank Vincents | far as ‘we are concerned. And join with our friends and nei=' | ‘O HAVANA TO KEY WEST ers, 33, World War II veteran, ee uy ands Theta one: Le- | Probably not as happy a y as! bors in working them out ret __tSpecial (The Citizen) RlAvdn abercan iaucen fores Lv. Key West Ar. Havana | Lv. Havana Ar. Key West familiarly known as Bubber| |, Members of ne Mosrian sac} the one just past. ing our Faith and Courage. GREAT LAKES, Ill., Jan. 3 shrimp dish with finely’ grated 10:15 A.M. 11:00 A.M, 9:00 A.M. 9:45 A.M. Wickers, will arrive in Key West) 810" Auk PONE ae none If we face the New Year with can do so j Five Key West men are serving onion, cur powder, salt and 1:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M. tomorrow morning by U. S. Army | 8¥@rd for their comrade: hearts that are burdened with = Most of our difficulties ‘ (a ird the submarine USS Trum- pepper; se over hot ‘cooked 4:00° P.M. 4:45 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. Transport plane poe eer ame nae foers am! doubts we will spread from distrust and misundersten !- | petfish, one of the Navy's new rice. Bubber Wickers was one of DAUGHTER BORN [ihe depart livicee yews tite (ne BU (bu nie Foc HGncereUnte! qilanersines Gach pibBestens AEROVIAS “Q” S. A. Key West's outstanding ball play-| TQ VON RATHS ' fluence that we will actu- points en which we all agree an! | returned fron North Atlantic wa- After World War I the Italian} ers, and the field on Flagler av Mr andienirsilede Vanenath y bring upon ourselves and the if we nse those points to sti th ter where it participated in the sculptor Alceo Dossena repro- ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent enue was named in his honor, He (959 °5. “poinciana reported the dire results those with tickling the others one at} Fleet Tactical exercises duced numerous pieces of Ren- was killed in the Normany inva-j} 514) of a daughter in the Monroe | Ct >t ant fears hive imaged in a time in a spirit of truce cooper- / The men are Charles aissance sculpture and, he, said, | Sore a) 8 esis = i. Sa ston. | County Hospital at 1:35 p. m. yes- | 0M” troubled minds. ation, we can always work them | Cann, chief fire controlman, . disposed of them as copies at a : Funeral services will be held) jc jay, The baby weighed three | During these last few days of out a : |, [busta of Mrs. Sheila L. Mc- slight profit. They were so good, Sa he Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock | unis, 13's ounces the old year is a good time to stop Let's face the New Year with} Cann of 5-G Fort Tay! Dennis however, that the art dealer sold IREE HOTELS IN at POPULAR PRICES itt St. Mary's Star of the Sea! : ‘and count our change. As bad as. strong hearts and a determina-| A. Andrews, chief clectrician’s the copies as originals for fabu- {| ———————————— + 2S Aa a es Catholic Church, where the body 8IST CONGRESS | situations are, they could still be tion to find the answers to our! mate, USN, husband of Mrs. Eve- lous sun H Located in the Heart of the City will be placed Wednesday at 10 “a ! worse. Worrying won't improve problems by working together in| jyn J, Andrews of 72-1 Poinciana —— | RATES WRITE or WIRE am. A mass for the dead wilh (Continied From Page One) | them any. Their solution can only. confidence, unselfishly, with the] place: Gordon A. Maschk:, cif IT REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS be said at this hour in the morn-! i end an increase in taxes and} be found through: the exercise of: welfare of all as our object. If we | torpedoman’s mate, USN, hus- | with BATH and TELE: ing. Rev. Joseph Maring, rector the repeal of the Taft-Hartley| Faith and Courage. Peace of can do this we wil have nothing | hand of Mts, Marion E, Maschka INT KILLS We and TELEPHONE of the Church will officiate. Bur- | law mind cannot be bought over the | to fear and 1949 will indeed prove | of 218 Simonton street; William F 5 { P s . ipl will be in the family plot in| Shortly after the senate was] counter, ner can it be achieved | a HAPPY yeat je ea ee rere ana Ore ershine Miller Gatholic Cemetery, Lopez Funer- convened, it’ was noised in one eee Geet Gene Rae Lana canNe e | fa) 1 Homie is in charge of arrange- | senate chamber that Senator Taft | i By lepaeaiay MERE R SOE LEG ONEGEOR 4 2) | Hotel Hotel Hotel nents who had been the Republican F INNS IGNORE RUSSTANS lig: strest, ane Donald © Sail iff 60 N.E. ard St. 226 NLE. Ist Ave. A a AN Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Rose policy leader in the #0th congress, | 4 RUA NO )S Speier arene i | 80 Rooms 100 Rooms seal Stic A. Wickers; three sist Mrs. would be challenged by a ETOP | i Lee RE a aie raat FOR THE LIFE “Elevator Elevator 80 Kooms Odell Rouse, Mrs. Lorina Roberts of Republicans, who were back-| — HELSINKI-(¥)-—The Finns seem to have found something te | band of Mis. Mary siege " an Sétarium Heated Elevator And Mra, Dondthy Atwolle twoling Senator Boniy Cabot Lodge | talk about besides the Russians. There was a time after the war| 0! 16! (OCT Lot OF THE PALIT Ak 4 ‘ _ brothers, William and Franklin. of Massachusetts. In. the show [hee Fale ORR teres appeared to dominate, or at least, weik! : =) ig 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION Wickers own, Taft won by a vote of 20} down, almost every eunversation & te Subscribe to The Citizen The honor guard of Arthur to 1 to continue for another four | here. _ |- - oe Sawyer Post will attend the fu-; years as Republican policy leader Ginna , tor replied, “Does it anake any | === neral in a body, hold services at = Nov eany ae A en ee | TRUCKING SERVICE . . » Furni- the grave side, fire a volley, fol-| It is estimated that approxi-| “Wheres” asked a Finn, “shall| phe Finn smiled. “Food isn’t] ture Moving . .. General Hauling lowed by taps by a bugler. Pall- mately one million > <{/we have dinner?” Recalliny his} rationed anymore, you know.” He{+ + + Every Load Fully Insured | ; 1» American | bearers will be selected from the; are permanently disabled as a|last trip to a restaurant here| was proud and justly so ISLAND CPLY ‘TRANSFER membership. result of rheumatic diseases. more thantiwo veara aco, a vise They went to- un extremely phone 166 504) Seutharalst ie * --—-— hice restaurant atop one of Hel RESIDENT PHONE 1002-R | sinki’s fine buildings. Everything a i} Fr Gerry | wont beautifully, especially NSECTICIDAL we {fine a pair of lamb chops as you 8 Colors and White # | can find this side of Par i } “During the war said the} | Finn, “we didn’t dance. We're du ADMIRES OWN WORK — Amerigo Impre-Tot, Hungarian who has lived In Italy since 1933, looks at his humorous works, at Rome studio. He has been employed by the Shah of Persia to carve a monument in Teheran to Iranian soldiers who in combat wit after their officers fled. Impre-Tot was a parachute tronper with the Allies in Ttaly, :ing it now.’ Hours had passed and the {tor met a lot of ws and s |there hadn't been a word abc ; Russia. It was left to him to bring it up + “Oh, Russia,” said a young en ginecr. “You Americans get too excited about the Russians. ook j we live beside them and we sec to be. getting on “That,” the visitor mar i ‘was. quite an observation for a Finn.” The Tombstone of King Zet of at, about n the Louvre 7.000 years old Paris. ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 126 DUVAL ST. PHONE We Have A Complete Line of Cards For AU Occasions Royal Standard and Portable TYPEWRITERS SHR ERG ream 256 h Russians, stuck to their guns. To Humans | Harmless and Pels Also DIANOL Pow- der to Mix with Your Own Fiat Paint for Same Re- sults. On Interior or H j Exterior Surfaces: Insects destroyed in from 1 to 24 hours after touch- ing the paint include... ROACHES, ANTS, SCOR PIONS, SPIDERS. 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