The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 8, 1949, Page 6

bara Salt sn eine ae tdetiaanielte Mlicensdtind mish ioe. oh. ty bbe GENcetinits eeeumnete penguin a Late Bulletins (Continued From Page One) Passion Play. The man wha. play- ed the role in the last perform: ance of the play in 1934, 56-year old Alois Lang, was rejected be- cause he is a formes Nazi. sym- pathizer, * i MUST LEAVE STATE be held} TALLAHASSEE. — Florida's Home, | most notorious long term convict, | Al House. today won a. condition- al pardon. The pardon, condition- ed on House’s agreement to leave L. Di-} the state and not return, will be leffective November 14th. FREED . LONDON.—An American em- Gloriana Bay-|passy aide in Prague, Samuel American Legion} Meryn, has been freed from pri- Unit 28. a son and ordered out of Czechos- * Prayer” by! iovakia. Meryn had been accused gon, accompanied on spying by the Czech govern- ment. News of Meryn’s release _jcame from the ‘official Czechos- “|lovak news agency. REAPPOINT SHOTTON BROOKLYN—Burt Shotton was reappointed manager of the rooklyn Dodgers today, putting an end to all rumors that he would be let out. No terms announced but it was believed that Shotton was hired for one year at the same salary he received for lead- ing the Dodgers to a pennant this year, about 25-thousand dol- wad, Key West Honor; Taps—Elbert L. “3 ¢ Echo—Arent T. Sjur- LZ : “My Buddy” by Mrs. Eva accompanied on the by Mrs. Newell V. Pinder. of colors: Key West of Honor. * Harry J. Metzger, Chaplain, Arthur Sawyer 24, American Legion. “on gee DiNegro stated PROMOTED the community is cordially} WASHINGTON.—Rear Admiral to attend this Memorial] John J. Ballentine has been pro- which will commemorate} moted to Vice Admiral and given that ended the first} command of the sixth task fleet War? giving thanks for V-}in the Mediterranean. Admiral ended the European| Ballentine replaces Vice Admiral second World War] Fcrrest Sherman, who has been ended the|made chief of naval operations. RECAPTURED CLEVELAND, Ga.—Two of the ith at the hand of ¢ S aren drove tial. la vere recaptured near Cleve- h to Homestead where : SPURN “PINKS” PITTSBURGH. — A _ survey ‘eo gee iore bts shows that. more than 100,000 Al - Bran] that| electrical workers have spurned wo ge seat the) the left-wing electrical union of the killing. Hollings- and are sticking with the C-I-O. worth's parents came. here Faia The left-wing union was expell- Asheville, N. C., and conferred) ©? from the C-I-O last week be- he. cause its leaders did not follow ~~ g national C-I-O policy. Westerdey afternoon in Fed- eral Court, Judge Barker heard RESTORED TO DUTY WASHINGTON.—A big figure Attermey Albury ask him to be ionate. ‘ ;.|.in the Armed Forces Controversy, Navy Captain John Commelin, has been restored to active duty. Crommelin got only a sharp re- primand for his part in the dis- pute. He released confidential Navy correspondence and there- by started the congressional in- quiry into military policy, ROCKS COMMUNITY MOBILE.—An explosion of a sixteen inch natural gas pipeline know who he had shot. It was|f0cked the small community of Saraland, Alabama today and dafk in “ 1 ¥ * We patrol craft at the sent panicky motorists fleeing in all directions. and I had been friends,” Fecalaed soli Teal st tun CANCELS MEETING CHICAGO.—John L. Lewis has abruptly cancelled today’s sched- (Continued From Page One) { ujed meeting with his United Meacham Field have been drov-!|Mine Workers policy. committee. ped because activ! of the Lewis offered no explanation for base would have conflicted with his move. He merely said he is commercial aviation operations| busy and cannot’ meet with the at the field. ' group until tomorrow morning. te second degree murder,” bury stolen from the ship's gun lock- ex”, said Hollingsworth. “I was seared, so I whirled around and fi one shot.” ingeworth said he did not $400,000 NAVAL | MAS ayy LULA > AUS A | _NOW AVAILABLE! Slats, tt ed with non-chalk- ing synthetic enamel. iso ALUMINUM BLINDS Available Free Estimates—Call 682 PROMPT DELIVERY | ee a feet from a trestle escaped injury. The Armistice Day Program Of Events ‘At 11:30 p.m, Armistice Day, | November 11, an elaborate dis- play of fireworks has been ar- ranged for presentation at the American Legion Home on Stock Island. : The exhibition of one hour duration is one of the many fea- tures scheduled during the Arm- istice Day celebration to be held at the Legion Home from Novem- ber 10 to 12. The following program will be presented. Announcement: Electric Flash Salutes. Opening of Display; Morning Glory: Grand imitation of the flower in its splendor; Rapture. Shells; Hundreds of golden stars that trail across the sky; Field of Clover: Interming- ling colors forming a field of clover; Essence of Moonlight: A volume of iridescent light with glittering stars; Flame - Flower: under | near Perry, Fia., Sunday. eveining | playing gorgeous effects of rain-| bow. stars; \ Aerial -Cascade: A bouquet of American Beauty Roses; Legion of Honor: Color forming varigated field of flowers; Prismatic Torrents: Forming a shining _ scintillating screen of fire; Blanket of Snow: Spreading over the heavy snow fall; Serpten Nest; Discharges a number of Fiery Serpents; Jewels of Night: Stores of great brilliants; Floral Break: Immense quantity of green stars; Mellow Moonlight Sheen; A mist | of silvery moonlight that changes to tints; Poppies in Cornfield: Golden corn sheaves interspersed | with poppies; Washington Glory: Releasing National colors; Fish and Whistl Swarms of flying fish and whistles; Silver Whee! Silver. stars in every directio: Rain of Blood Shells: Myriads of heavens a! a busy street at Columbia, 5. C. jumped and sprained his ie ‘That Just Can’t Be Jailed — worth of candy for them- selves and then tried to pay for it with a ten-dollar bill. He investigated and found ; that they had more than $100 stuffed in their pockets. When Longo asked them where they had got it, they told him willingly enough— the money was in a neigh- bor’s house and they just climbed through a window and took it, money from them and turned it to the owner. No action will be taker against the mischievous chil- dren. The eldest is only five years old. | ae = deep red stars; Roses and Violets , Shells: Combination of colors; Golden Cloud Shell: Immense cloud ‘of, glittering gold. fiery tenacles; Shell of Brin; Fill the heavens with green, stream- ers of fire; Twinkling Star Shell: Tiny planets of. red and blue light; Royal Prize Shell: Blend- ing of yellow, crimson;-blue and green; Red of Pink Shells: Open- ing with colors then 4 smaller shells; Ruby Jewel Shell: A vol- ume of ruby stars; Cloud ° of Crystal Shell: Show- lers parkling white star: meral Shower Shell: Hundreds of emerald jewels; Ocean, Waves Shell: Changing hues of the locean; Arabian Nights: Spectacu- ling silv jyellow. fire; Artillery Sh ell: } Opening with colors and conclud- jing with flash reports. One Kind Of Thiet Comet or Octupus: Expe! 24) Silver Shell: Showers of spark-} llar fires; Maid of the Mist: Soft} | ENJOYED FLOWER STORY Editor, The Citizen: I have enjoyed your account of “The Passion Flower” and would appreciate any other articles of such a nature. : Mr. Meyers seems to have. a vast background on such material and his way of presenting this information makes good reading. RANDOLPH T. RUSSELL. Key West, Fia., Nov. 7, 1949. TRUMAN TO. REMAIN (Continued From Page One) which he will deliver before Con- gress early in January. The grounds around the Little White House at the Naval Station never looked any better than they do now. The grass is in fine shape, the trees that were. trans- planted some time ago are all growing and ‘blooming nicely. Everywhere throughout the Na- val Staticn, Navy seamen gre moéwing the grass and making the Naval Station shipshape for | the President. + The large party of newsm@n, photographers, . telegraphers--and others that usually accompany the President on any trip he makes here will occupy quarters in the Bachelor Officers’ Quarters at the Naval Station. : The Western Union has install- ed its equipment for sending out the thousands of words the news- men daily send out all over. the world in the BOQ. Already West- ern Union workmen are ready- ing the automatic equipment, ‘White sidewall tires optional at exten cost, Lreat yourself to the thrill of this New 1950 Studebaker’s TAKE K LOOKI TAKE A’RIDED YOU'LL TAKE IT AWAYE | | ve tia igual Scurday pron see the’ ay western thriller. Willie however, had been studying current events at school and did not intend to ;8ive up without a struggle.’ ' “You ‘have no constitutional ‘right to do-this, mother,” he said. “Why not?” asked his parent. “Because you are exercising rule without consent of the gov- erned.” Noah’s Ark was calked with pitch, a form of petroleum gather- Ds from the shores of the Dead ea. The emerald is a silicate of alu- minum and beryllium. oh Take a YOUR trip! IF YOU LIKE To Go visiTING 8 at jpend a few days at the farm See that new grandson © IE YOU LINE QUTDOOR THRILLS See 'a big-time game Hunting’s best now Fi bs the West's at its best 4° Go where the fish are biting q 4 YOU LIKE FON & FESTIVITIES Take the family to a Fair 4 © (Go to 4 Gay Resort 't miss that class reunion Take in that big convention 1130 Duval St. es is Our very cordial invitation to you to ¢ome in and drive this amazing new 1950 Studebaker. ‘Take it out. Try it out. 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