The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1949, Page 6

Where have you ur wat) umen White Howe} PRESIDENT RELAXES % thele sirplone | (Continued From Page One) @ Bese Cette Meval Air cae Tt is mot ‘known yet fe Wineiee after the > Md when be will return, here, but it np oe Boe will be shortly. afte? the cere- The President wetked vepidly ponies at Winter Park. ty the Seplene cortying the) Phe President had orange Then taking #| juice and some toast this. morn; ant Wt of paper from’ ing. He is feeling fine.” Phot, be determined to re Then Haassett revealed that were the ue! roles He would pred M. Vinson, Chief Justice of @ Be = aewepapermen. the United States Supreme Court, Geld te the President will be in Key West later in the (oth te the week to spend part of his vaca- House Ce tion with the President. It is not known the exact day he will be hew long he will re- they here, nor nein wett seid that the producers the ent of the of 9 “synthetic orange juice” Robert © Mixer, machine hid proposed to the es. WHA SEPM Novy the installation of such a Ver FD my Where have Yet machine at the U.S. Naval Sta- Bae! hs Pr eatete a88I9 | tion ¥ poten! pee ebeve paper What is synthetic orange Aetarme! 108 one of the Washington bgt emenent,” responded Nix pewspapermen asked Hassett. apreting 46 though he was I don't know,” responded the b Pie dent Me T on lough- | .. y 0 beer, as this Vhite House pro-| = : _— a. this a White House pi Pe shed eee He was!” “Certainly fot. It came to the ee ere = ever ™ '"' Navy. You'll have to see the aoe taetines te be when | avy about it.” Sete the President | Then Hassett revealed that bora Mutt Heme "| Mejor Harry’ H. Vaughan, mili- —: | Geen of erewer'| tary aide to the President and Gene = again Brigadier General Robert H. yw se tamaehy | Mainedry, air aide, had gone fish- ing this morning. Hassett said all | the remainder of the President's party hed gone with Mr. Truman te the beach. ee tee of tehine Bat the = gowd- natured oe A orreemg the ‘ bane y ny = m! There was nothing more to re- Ry ee } | Port, Hassett said thet Rater So far as I know, the Presi- @ent has made no engagements, | and he will werk about as hard Beeustrton, North Caro j Ged of & heart attack O Hovel Huspi | here as he does in Washington,” be oot in| Hassett. “He is down here ae cade for relaxation and intends to > tae bed, ton bed.” hey Mave Late this afternoon the =mem- bers of the official press party ‘willbe given cocktails at the | Commiesioned Officers’ Mess at Fort Taylor. Yesterday afternoon He wae @ fine man oe & the White Mowe to er hw day teetce yosterttay Merten tame the telegram =! com = —) “ ** | hey were quests at a party given * 9 = Acropalms Club at the Seaplane feached ever and)“ the tehear er: Then the and atin a teed cot watked| 26 NEWSPAPER MEN ; the: er’ “— of Novel ont} (Continued Prom Page One) ‘ : Ames + y\ papers aed magazines in the} BERNARD F. DICKMAN, postmaster at St. Louis, and his bric; — . ore ‘ : 7 weeny, ate ceosonesin’ the former Mrs, Pat Harrington, postmistress at Mount Oliy- a meting the Presiden’ ¥ ave expected to. “file j: ‘ et Abeer Weller D | upwards of 500,000 words during Miss., for 15 years, leave New York by plane on their honeymoon. TF, het of etell te the | their two-week -stay in| Key} They are en route to Bermuda. dl wm Chet ‘ te) Weet Thet means Key West} aldson introduced them to each other at a postmasters’ conven — « been} will figure in the news stories Ann meveral wrens b ‘ ith: | going out of the city for ¢ . tion in New York last year. A Belem! Adore and | sory carries the Key West “date-| ——-—-— © © Adel, USN, com- | jine N ki P. af te West Noval Base.) Here is o list of themen who| Nal ing aper a . ger rf yng came on the press plane: ao & oe Newspaper Correspondents Advi Pil Sere Mayor Adore] Robert G. Nixon, International |“! VISes. bs ¥ Reign D. Spald | News Service; Ernest B. Vaccaro T S u : ret Russe Ml Mills: The Associated Press; Merriman 0 U: le Supplies 1 wrt Wee dee Lom Fire | { Smith United Press Association; a Reery Weker of the Nave (By The Associa Tenn) ‘ 4 b Joseph A. Fox, The Washington NANKING, M 4 Bey ol Tee, | Stor: Anthony Leviero, The New aden pes) Bios Cea @ be np. Sher ™ | York Times; Thomas E. Reynolds, | R°man Catholic newspaper, pub- . “ye Whe 1 The Chicago Sun-Times; Joseph lished here, though violently an- oui Prank Bentley. | short. The Baltimore Sun; Carl| ti-¢omMmunist, today said editor ~~ a Monroe County | tevin. The New York Herald-Tri-| ‘2lly that the war in China is con- ~ yy} Dune: Jack Doherty, The New aap vr sseoepa of the supplies Te0O8) Vork Daily News: Ls > Nationalis receive from tes eo Gas elas Maw Meus; Lourence H.| pe United State eS ; The Chicago Tribune; now bow trove | w © Booth, T Life M: } Just as long as supplies contin Chirag te was Roose a, Supe sane ue to pc fre he Uni > - . ies; Mardell Anirews, The} cui ot oe ice te eres eed cout line street and} Washington Post alter Fitz-| oon > ane gery ue = we Geer tw ¢ the White H maurice, Newsweek John Carl-| 5 atin f itorial asserted ’ none ji og leg asia tb t pointed out that the bulk of ye) hoy But ; | Television the supplies are used by the errdine street , . t 7 communist — force and they Ge Mews! ation. the Preside ph vam an Television | thereby were given an incentive ee pect aD sonn sanganegser.! ty continue fighting te Chews i] { officer Television (sound) Were the shipment of goods el nnd Key West Nava Radio Cosrespondents =| discontinued, the editorial writer oe ans M v “~~ go maintained, it would not be long mt ws © the Little |! Broadcasting Co.; Chas.) ching VY YONNt Be over it White 6 . fent was-| Collingwood, Columbia Broad : on t © appeared | Casting System; Charter Heslip. CARD OF THANKS tree. 4 and wash | Mutual Bro: System. | $ doch vane We take this means thru The Are ' t Thomas aven. Paramount| Citizen to thank the many friend were Meriman Matthew J. ( Nev Alfred Oeth, Paramount] 4"d neighbors for their kindnc > ot Ww Hassett, | New jand sympathy shown during the ares A “ Photographers | bereavement of the loss of our Hate Deg os Byron Hi. Rollin ciated | husband, father and brother, th ih Ad K De € stos: Milton Freier, Aeme| late Albert Perez os M seme Be tures. Inc.: Al. Muto, In-| We thank the nursing staff and Hos elt sal News Photos: Robert, Miss: Hartel of Monroe County rigs Robert HIW ily, Life Magazine | Hospital, Doctors Conly and Shep ee" t Sion _| ard; Honor Guard, American L« as Welle ; Preai-| NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR {¢ion; pallbca Rev, G. Leon be mt Wil ! ‘ | Wells and choir; and thank thea t Le ; . —— ¥ rare ory | those who sent flowers and th ‘es ; "©"! Henry Moeser, deceased, will of-| io07-14 THE FAMILY esident | fer for sale for cash to the high Prijey ® te est bidder pee " = Or Plymouth Sedan. 1939 -_ . | Model. Engine No, Pé 239917 |#] THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI Vr Il property of said Estate, at the} Bec AM ARR NCAT gram . yt door of the Monroe County! Located in the Heart of the City te om of Genet Court House, on Wednesday. | RATES | March 9, 1949, at np hah re | REASONABLE ROOMS A.M. Said Plymouth Sedan can) re sna #4 YOU sMiLEy be inspected between 9:00 A.M } with BATH and TELEPHONE SMILE: nd 6:00 P.M. at the Monroc| sty Court House gara Plenty Of Administrator reserves the right , eject any and all bids. Oecasions Dated at’ Key West, Florida, this 7th day of March, A.D. 1949. Bruit ! ' kinned (sd) EARL R. ADAM we the fire + augh at my As Administr of the ow lishnes of George Henry Moese?, de- Grant t lite ceased yea i mar7.1949 abs 20g | PRESIDENT TRUMAN (center) in his White House office does a two-way handshake with tiring Secretary of Defense James V. Forrestal (left), and his appointed successor, Lopis A. John- Johnson is a lawyer from West Virginia, American Legion, he served under President Franklin D. Roosevelt as assistant secretary of war. son (right). HERE’S a} Ford Hotel 60 N.E. 3rd St. 80 Rooms + Elevator Solarium lotel 226 N.E. Ist Elevator EFeated Pershing 100 Rooms AN ALL-POSTAL HONEYMOON Postmaster General Jesse Den- “They will live in St. Louis. On the Sunny Side of the Street — Be Cool with our NEW CANVAS AWNINGS * Enjoy that sun... but keep your home cool and comfort- able with Canvas Awnings. Quality made, of the finest materials, in gay, colorful stripes, woven or painted. Don't wait. Choose now while the selectionis good. Estimates freely given. Telephone today. Convenient Payment Plan CALL—PHONE 1042 ——KEY EST—— VENETIAN BLIND co. Awnings = Venetian at POPULAR PRICES WRITE or WIRE for RESERVATIONS Miller Hotel 229 NE. Ist Ave. 80 Rooms Elevator Ave, 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION A former national commander of the dent last were Cuba i AC TION EXPECYED , «Conunued From Page One’ and Associates, well known in financial all over the country. “The people of Key West and | of Cuba are very appreciative of | the assistance given by Presi- | and the Maritime Commission which gave the go ahead signal) December which means so much not only to! the future economy of Key West, but will materially assist.to the! economy of Cuba, but aid much! in further: ing Latin American re- lations. “Since traffic into has been double since the original surveys} inquiries all over the U.S. asking for this service, it is obvi- | ous that the early consummation | of the project will meet with! mueh approval here sek abroad.’ ‘Risielialiane for eaghelional 3 appointment to the onan of | died Liquid.F uels Wharfman’ and Liquid Fuels Pump Operator will be opened on7 March 1949 by the Board of U. S. Examiners at the Naval Station. Registers established as a Pa ill be used to fil ¢ these positions which may. at Naval Activities in Key West. Rates of | diem. fstalbina wile rate is+.$8,32 | per diem, and maximum is | per diem. Rates of pay for Liquid Fuels Pump Operator. begin... at, ' $9.68. per diem. Intermediate rate | is $10.16 is $10.64 tained fr Board at (®) wreypye Regional Georgia. Copies. nouncem who are “also cireles ing 91, Ni Truman’s administration | to this project Key West increased more than} and} and tripled, | made two years ago, have more htan ov Application forms may be ob-; tion, from the Secretary of the! Board of U.S, Civil Examiners at any first or second! ;class Post Office, Civil ~ Service Region, duties and qualifications of the! positions, are posted at the Key! West Post Office, and at Build-} AEROVIAS "Q” S.A Mrs. Mercedes Rodfiquex, hae this morning at 2 o'clock in her residence, 1515 Pine. street, | after 2 long illness. | Survivors are, three daughters, ‘Mrs: Annie Sweeting, Mrs, Julia Saunders, Miss Mary Rodriquez; two sons, Oscar and Mario Rodri- fours granchildren, and | four: great granchildren. Funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5 Perna in the chapel of Pritchard Funer- pay for Liquid Fuels 'al Home, Rev. Robert, Weaver, an begin at $7.84* per pet | 4 Civil - Service is $8.80! Over 25,000 Pairs Of Eyes PRESCRIBED FOR IN THE PAST 20 YEARS. . Ray Ban Sun Glasses Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. and American Optical Co, Products Used Exclusively Dr. J. A. Valdes OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9-12 arid 2-5 pan. Evenings by Appointment ADDRESS PHONES Galey Memoria] Office, $32 Hospital, 417 Eaton St. per diem, and maximum per diem. ‘om the Recorder’ of the t u Building 91, Naval Sta-! Service! or from the, Fifth, U. 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