The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 1, 1949, Page 6

Grown ot frog ee eee t weeence there will = she scuthbound ted + Natewead sa! eeued wr view te Mh Pre htt trp ate nr Wee ** pte wanag Hamad Aovtenns 0) Bay WE et emeet ote booming t ite Paget wee mo othatde Pie creet bamnnes resutence in tee wortd tte, i 1400 Penney! Avenue, Washington. DC te fie residence of » of the United Hemme lerprmeimnaty amid its erodes and serves y aditional edifice | = million § visitors a/ White Howse was the first betiding erected in Wash-| wae first oecupied in mt ond Mrs John Pour veers after it was fey the Brite in the war Wet wee reconstructed in, Wee then painted white, | ®t be called the White Sie exh ti known! the warld today i every American home. ew tte arenes of gaiwty pleasantries and Only, every move. MH the White House is of national comment. | have ry didi over such | a roe using tthe use of forks was con- te Parisian), Dolly Mad- | we af rogue, President | Pilieere’+ installation of a bath (eeme physictars of that day condemned the bath tub as being | ond unsanitary), and | Preakdent Truman's construction @ & few baleuny | How after one hundred thirty-| tee years the living quarters of | the White House have been tem- , pererily vecated for a $4,500,000 Whaling job Recently walls! hove @racked. cetlings have sag- | #04 aft floors hove sunk so that the Building has been declared | wemte for habitation and es-! pecially for the receptions and! halle which the President gives ocemons ' TE y Engineers heve folind that the} White House was built on clay with me foundation under its in- terior wa and only shallo * wnder the outer * Tesult, the interior | been settling, bend- sand cracking plaster. Although it would be cheaper to tear down the White House and tulld & new one than to restore he present building to a safe condition, it is more desirable to} wtain the original landmark with ite Risteric and symbolic values. | Therefore, the outer walls are to ee hept but the nner walls are to be replaced by stee! img eM concrete foundation. It) will be these inner steel walls which will support the building | and the outer walls will merely | be «shell for appearance only This undertaking will be a tre-| mendous engineering feat and net be completed until sometime in 1950. In the mean- time the President and his family ' are residing at Beir House, the| history of which I will write, ebout next week | WH YOU SMILEY She Had His Number frame rest- lady Se your married life wer try Unhappy? What was the wouble’ December wedded Mas i Johnson Land sakes om, * was 7 te de dn been done? airplane. with another record passenger load of 222. Navy personnel. VENUS ON PARADE IN NEW ORLEANS MARDI GRAS PARADE OF THE KREWE OF VENUS, goddess f Jove, winds its wav through the streets in to | Mew Orleans Mardi Gras festival. All. of the krewe members in this parade are women. Mules im festive colors draw the floats past crowds lining the streets. créas¢ in the 4 percent rate of interest at this time. e Veterans vie - {go into. the business of raising Corner {frogs for several well known res- i taurants. Can I get a GI guaran- teed loan for this type of busi- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | ness? , ON VA GUARANTEED LOANS | A: Veterans Interest in VA guaranteed loans ; will guarantee ioans or any kind continues among’ veterans, as in-! Of legitimate business, but it will be up to you to’ find the lender dicated by many questions Te-' nq make your arrangements ceived. Answers to these ques- | with him. tions are obtained from the Vet-| 'Q: Is it true that VA will only erans Administration and pub-! guarantee business loans up to lished in this column by Key | $4009 or less? West Citizen as a service to our! A: VA will guarantee 50 per- veterans. pak of the loan up to a maxi- Q: Sometime ago I heard that|mum of $4,000 if the loan is. for the 4 percent rate of interest on, the purchase of business real GI guaranteed loans would be; property, and up to $2,000 for increased to 4% percent. Has this; non-real’ estate business loans. Administration A: No. The Administrator of} Veterans Affairs announced re-| cently that the will be no in- | SHOES—SHOES!! NOW SHOWING DURING OUR Easter Sale The Latest Styles for Children White, Red and Brown SANDALS Also MULTI-COLOR SANDALS One-Strap Patent Leather Patent Leather Oxfords Tan Oxfords, Etc. Regular $200 jar § Wow only Something New DEL'S SCUFF SANDALS In Red and White Come In and Look Them Over! 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A: Dividends on NSLI will paid a tive w to soon as the adminis rk of determining the amount due to each participant | can be accomplished. (Veterans wishing further in- formation out veterans’ bene- fits may ha their quest an- swered by writing the nearest VA office.) The Yangtze River is China's longest and most important water-way, running east and west for some 3,000 miles. For a limited time only—DuBarry Rose Cream Mask by Richard Hudnut—regular 2.00 jar for only 1.00* “plus tox DuBarry Beauty Preparations by Richard Hudnut at GARDNER’S MAC Y= THE STORE DIVISION STREET Corner Varela Street PHONE 177 ed green evrd. Insurance ; | Will You Smile? Splendid Sort ae = isvoing ey ‘ ire no drinkers. re you Now that Hungary is behind | 5 toa! abstainer? Monroe J. Rathbone, president the the iron curtain it is a strange! Youth — Oh, yes, sir, Fre-'.) aed Off of New Ji . Ni jer thee country. It came un- | quently. one Stand 7 der the news spotlight with the mock trial of Mindszenty who GRAND JURY years ago. a was drugged and his secretary} (Continued From Page One? Dr. Winfred G. Leutner, presi-: 4 iy og let out the children attending} dent of Western Reserve Univer- t stop @ Jom fi terribly tortured. The ordinary Lai dity, Cleveland ,born in Cleve-' out rab jon ordinary ! haround: ‘the schools are left un- ance Co, Philadelphia, born Cob- people ‘suffer too. Every person : The motorcycle and other po- | land, 70 years ago. Your Grocer SE Pagan Secs CARANE Says. den, Iil,, 63 years ago. ee is recorded in a government card | index of red, white and green | jicemen are called upon to appear| Edmund Duffy, Baltimore car-| as witnesses before Municipal) 4oonist, born Jersey City, N. J. City Manager Spalding was a!” ps Kenneth H. Condit, dean of| Tey A Pound witness ‘before the Grand Jury (‘the Princeton University School! cards. Red means. communist. Court from 2 p. m. on each day.} 0 years ago. yesterJay, as was George Allen eokdtnaiiaian Se By HASTINGS BAKER years ago. peasant. Green means trouble. I you had a grandfather who per- haps owned a small shi would be green becayie ber of your family © \ above the working class. It is that | easy to be recorded on the dread- * * same period, and often the streets ‘oft the Pi Mutual Life Insur- White means ordinary labori The schools let out at about the) yin A, Stevenson, 3 | MAXWELL CO,, im * ; Varren, the County's mao tery pr is 2 . sector and commander o: 2 ald oe ae delet 4 thur Sawyer Post 28 of the fs well knows, may have been full! A*erican Legion. | The a 4 i of bad intentions but the troops ed. to ‘reabes: how didn’t pay. much attention to any- ne Rash Was backfiring, Their thing except the, music. Irafted | road intelligence organization Seated Rasoke To tne tis Wao | left them ignorant and they kept shoots his wife, it makes a big | °” he file murderous © bullets _ erence’ whether the victim ne ihe lee enta- (oneiaketant actually dies. It is the difference : . r between murder and attempted Axis Sally would be treated like 2 tries to kill a murder, i The case of Axis Sally is some- | what like the man who shoots a dummy with intent to murder but with no one around to be killed. In the case of the frus- trated killer; the law says thére is no crime, even though the man is a murderer in evry way i except that, unknown to him, ithe murder could not succeed. Goebbels and his gang of pro-} paganda artists failed to realize that American boys, had long ago learned to shrug off the radio commercial. 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