The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 4, 1949, Page 6

4 — Maurice © Dricer, noted gour- Who hes traveled over the for the perfect staying at * y West Late ime Hotel. He ar- eS last Tuesda: of interim spent several 1 Havana os the guest ee Tourist of Commission, sampled their culinary Driver visited Maine, he presented the governor ! with a golden lobster having the world’s out- lobsters. On the fifteen- Drewer to present Gov: with some golden Pres, fer having the world’s out- Pending peas Dretce: lectures the country on restaur feed, and drinks. His crea ef the famous Dreier special tel one of New York's popular drinks, and is the Ceektall in the world that be taken with equal enjoy beth before and after my the esteurant edi a Mayfair Magazine of mand Village, and of the Gitle News. He has a week mt bromdcast in New York "T Challenge You.” which broadest Sundays over The radio program! Are You From?” former- om Motus! me of his origina tions deer stated that anyone enough to eat in Key lat hee aiready won half the auperb relaxed atmosphere all te the enjoyment of most any of toed. At the Casa Marina, hes enjoyed his meals iy. The shrimps taste su- and no matter how fast are flown to other parts of country, they will never the same as they do in Flor = once they are put on ice jength of time they lose etieate jodin flavor that them such a great culinary ' meat of Key West is pe he, and one that it ; fortunate the rest of| world can receive from Key Pompano and grapefruit, the magic skies of Key give the most discerning | @ source of the greatest Dreieer follows a care fe routine in Key West. ai th Geer Morina, and feels that it ix @ Aetinite way to enjoy foud the Before breakfast. be ai- aye dekes.e dip in the aterm. Then a break- @ & large arepefruit juice, ot by coffee and a half of t isthetimes the alert, i roll boy of the Casa Ma indueds bim to try some of — breakfest rolls, bui ® gourmet should go light ~ TO HAVANA Ar. Hevane 11:00 A.M. 12:00 A.M. 2:30 P.M. 15 P.M. 4:45 P.M. ne PM. #00 P.M. AEROVIAS “Q” S. A. $4 FLEMING STREET ADOLPHUS LONG GRAIN RICE . 2 Ibs. 29 Aunt Jemima's PANCAKE FLOUR .... lic wf fed enjoyment because | the ever shining sun. | fre ht Five Flights Daily ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent YOU ALWAYS DO BETTER WHEN YOU SHOP at ARCHER’ Friday and Saturday Specials UGAR 54 Evaporated Milk 2::23c 2 CANS IDEAL 3 LBS. BAKERITE Dog Food . . 25¢ | Shortening . . 85c Linsys Corned Beef. . cgi Shane Mise eariears sb Baer bet GiaMueh aNswens | Cf every minute of every day of every week.” Laubscher pointed out that there is no othét organization in the city to do the work of, an- swering letters inquiting about Key West. He said-that each one attention. " An Rae Mee tourists is bei | season, In addi stay overnight or fora few days, the number of motorists who are driving into’, the. ‘city for afew hours visit then Jeaving'for Mi- ami in the same evening , is unusually great. Those ,jone- day | visitors who come into the Cham- ber office for help and informa- tion are given a cordial welcome, ; come home sometime.” ; stay” you area doctor, not a baby sit? ter.” “I wasn’t waiting for Harps he Said. “But somebody shou! here» Mrs. Harper’s-had a at 'y bad time of it. She fell and sprained her hip; it would happen descriptive literature about the} whan. she. was two. months preg- city and all the assistance they| nant, and there was very little ask for, The Chamber 8f Com-| I could do.” meree iries to interest them in “Oh, I'm sorry. She was sleep- making Key West their vacation} ing so quietly I didn’t realize she l It didn’t seem like the land for a future year. at ail.-You know,” she Miss Persis Larsen, information added, “with everything $0. quiet clerk at the Chamber office re-|. and peaceful, Nothing happen- marked that the demand for| ing.” souvenir Key West maps ‘was so great that a supply of 20,000 that si wesonthend January Ist, and} told, anditio.pl the kids were that was expected to last for the }/ Just comin: i i " | pretty bad attack of food poison- entire season hag,been exhausted | Ine my 4 within six weekg time. ° “ Manager Laubscher réiterated J. D. McAndrews’ statement that more funds were necessary if the organization was to continue to | perate in the same. capacity that jit had in he past.. Nearly af! | thousand dollars must be expend- ed for city maps alotie this year, | he said. McAndrews said, “No business nor organization can remain sta- tionary. It must either go for- ward or slip backward. On be- | half of this island; the Chamber ‘of Comerce has gone all out to promote tourist business. If this | promotion is to continue ‘and if } we are to"provide maps and de- seriptive material to the ple who write and visit the ‘city— |For The Purpose Of Spending Money With Us, it is necessary that the organization receive the necessary funds with which to work. 4 “Gosh,” he said, “IT had a heck of a time. The baby was sick with chan I'd, been here to help ut.’ etty, who had poured her- elf, a cup-of coffee, sat down in a eeeas et to, drink it. aes gs 4 ak Licey door ‘opened and larpet came in. He took off his: cap and: bowed - politely to Betty, said, “Howdy”*:to Doctor Newton. Then, with great -delib- eration, he .took” off his lumber- jacket and threw them on a chair. SEAR 3 okay?” he asked. “Folks all better?” “Yes, they're better.” Doctor Newton got up from the rocking} chair. “But you'll have to stick | around, Luke, because they'll be The “WEATHERMAN | Key! West and Vicinity: Fair to partly. cloudy today thru Sat- urday; slowly rising temperature. ! Gentle to moderate winds, most-} ly_easterly, Florida: Partly cloudy ol the southeast coast this morn-| ing; otherwise fair thru Sat day. . Slowly About 55 per cent of the oil | production trom Middle East fields is under British operation. on at least one meal a day). Then follows a glorious day .at the beach .broken up only by either a splendid buffet, or a nice hot lunch in the patio. By four Aered Rene: tempera-| Drei sady for his after f ‘ loiter dinner. Straits: Gentle . to moderate northeasterly .winds today. Light to moderate, variable mostly | southeastenly } winds Saturday. | In conclusion, Dreicer stated that he has secured valuable in- formation for his forthcoming book, “How To Be A Gourmet” and feels that in the case of Pres- ident Trumah coming to Key West so often, here is a case where a man is right and Presi- dent at the same time. FLY to HAVANA Fair, weather. ‘Bast ‘Gulf of Mexico: Light. to moderate vanalee; winds “today | . TO KEY WEST Ly. Havana At. Key West - 9:00 A.M. 9:45 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 12:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:15 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. TELEPHONE 67 TOMATOES Ie | NO. 2 CAN Golden Harvest |fiad'a bad —_ her trying L a of . “Yes, I-get you, Doe.” . thing'I can and leyen o'clock. You'd hee te a “Tll stick around, 1 well, n’t'mean we've got to|! just hate to face 11 he comes? After all, | Cpfessed, at Harper. Leg ae tated im | glad. eyes wi bp He was obviously tend they weren’ 53 she had been surprised at r. astonished at what he was doing now. He was’still seated in the rocker, but he was not rocking. He had leaned over toward the window and was b! it. As she begin to polish the window vigor- invisible apeeee ished, entranced. So it wasn’t Mrs. “aah 3 er’s star at all, Betty thought. was belonged to hoped so. The deed a strange famil; T {thru Saturday. Fair weather. Jacksonville * to Apalachicol. HEY were in the cht on the way home when George New- ton said something that made Betty wonder if he hadn’t be reading her mind. “A doctor should be married. He needs a wife and the back- ground of a home.” “Yes—yes, agreed. “I’m glad you’ve changed | th your mind. I remember one time’ you said you were through with such nonsense as love. Maybe you didn’t chance,” she added, thinkjng to : It is said that an electric refrig 3 ‘erator has 1,397 separate parts. ive him’ an opportunity to- tel fier that he his former wife. econciled. Getty hands were clenched } ittention, Your wife's time of it and I don’t tight Ib her lap. but her volee aid young, . sounded quite gay, ap seascnaDy sure of} question. 1 not worried about! the sto joking. I’m: sure; 4 'm. glad— cena tit vic Bid repeat it if‘only to con- | vince herself she was honestly: what yor I don't want ‘her ping thing.” tty, who had avoided looki: ing 4 re Newton was puzzled. This was teyihe to - fan pac Sonversreen He thought. ‘ing to pre-| Were they talking at cross. pur- 't there. es, or was Betty trying to ish im propose? He needed no help.; Be knew what he wanted. It had taken him a long time to find out, but he knew now. "4 In a minute, when they got to a place that was less public, he would pull the car over to the side of the road and stop. Then he would put his arms around her and tell her the right wa’ Then Betty softy sai Ty think I should tel] you my secret too. Jack and I became engaged, tonight. We plan to get, matried before Christmas.” They drove the rest. of the Yor inesilence. As he helped ‘her of the car in front ofthe hoi he thanked her profusely-—too | profusely —for coming::to his rescue at the Harpers’. ‘Not until she was in the house and\up in her room did she realize fat he had not wished her happiness. t ell that w all tight too, ah 0) erself, king back, tl the. She and Jack: would’ find ppiness anyhow. She. would paeke it her business to see that iy did. What was the matter with Doctor George Newton? Had he_ forgotten his manners? Or didn’t he think anybody should get married but himself?: To be continued) Harper’s tears; She was ‘ing his breath upon hed, Betty saw him as if vga ee remove some hen he had fin- he looked out, seemingly Mr, Harper's, .Or maybe it joth. of them. She Harper: were in- 4 en of course,” Betty give your marriage a No small craft or storm waning have been issued. | ‘cans MONROE MARKET == ‘GROCERY STORE Paul T. 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