The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 26, 1951, Page 7

THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN oh GE SEVEN Loveri ng Tells Of Purchase L k Magazine's Drawing Of A-Bomb Delivered 42 Advancements (21: 2°07" ret es. Rob state sn i“ Made At Fleet 3 Tregembo. Jr./en BB Of Marti’ Taps Residence Will Be Remodeled As Public Cuban- American Museum [Ensign Reed Has | To Honor. Marti Completed Course | By FRANK W. LOVERING TAMPA. — The Ybor City, here Marti, the f r pendence live days following evolution began in the freedom of isle, hi - bu. i#t into a pu Museum to honor } The names of the me: chased the pro east corner residence in! Ensign Taomas C. Reed has re- cently jeted a four months All Weather Fiving ati All Weather Training} The All Weather! ef advanced ments and | igned to qualify] All Weather} who sma Fast Direct Service To All Mcjor Cities Avenida de * ae . —formeriy GIANT LUXURY LINERS—Daylight Flighi: are not being made pul 2 B-S0 carrying an.A-bomb in a pra Force cleared the drawing. Be S ies Cation of the old Marti b mman's article says the bomb he saw was n This drawing is de: a * ing what thé A-bomb would look like being ¢ | © mission im Washington denied that Berryman ¥ s 1 * saying he did mbt see a representation of one. A Ele < Te BUFFALO $49.00° | ian second class, Kirby L. Gee, | prrrspuRGH $39.00° PHILADELPHIA $34.00" DALLAS wccur durin: day, May 20 Avenida de will highlight a CLEVELAND $40.9 Elect os NEW YORK $39 74 ANGELES $99, Hi =e or. WASHINGTON —_ Los ¢ asa Request ~ | er legal Subjects of deporta- CINCINNATI $38.74" NEW ORLEANS $35.00" CHICAGO $43.74" Purchase of the bui e . t AU Parrs Plas Tax ti sent Rubeas: t West about at the req 1 Reservations—Phone or Write: 24. hours. 7 . government t 3 ae of the Pan- = bie gob of Tampa and — 4 . Chamber of Cor uprising. This| Bat: they, nereed “Mart The. hegotiafions went.tn ous- | ly. Lynching was” talked of and) ‘s/tuat suddenly Rubens ‘chamber do: u was thrown wide’. @pén h {saw by, the light inthe c $- whp said running. Key Wes! “was not to interfere | boat was sailing the next *", and the\lawyer’s best int _{} ‘required him t be . aboai my ‘baggage in plenty of tim t RR | Rubens called on Judge Boar rmish in the| lman nex tmorming, reqnested a | “épcedy> trial” fer « two. Ten Years’ War aid bare who had been jailed a Republic charge of disorderly co! d Seoe and whose lynching was hum a rom their homes ed. At the trial there were n and to escape Spain's, ther complainant “nor . witnesses ganizatiors Rregram to Anthony the advisory cc pa’s Mayor Hixon chase had been made i Cuban citizens v preserved as a Cuba's. greatest patriot. “It wi be dedicated. public use a of the close tic t and Cuba” as The dedicatior Ss ¥ t nding among its} uctures because of] . heavy hand-wrought| = of the design which w: me winter's workers in VICTORY CASH MARKET } move cigal PREETI Monroe Market per eee Seo {Pe Broag ee i= Bane Tate eres 8 BRING US YOUR PROCTER AND GAMBLE SOAP COUPONS Tre ade 1 eplacements| Damaed Cuban Curt” 1, ah. Sa ie 1028 Truman Ave. We Deliver TEL. 1080 of the pos fang Key West Cuban} .Rubens. returned North ar 533 William St.. Corner Southard Phone 411 Ybor City set forth on their| Marti learned “that” eli .s developme the Island City—a mis-j outrages: were. being i TENDER DELICIOUS can center.” ¢ objective was to un-/ against his ‘pegple, Free Delivery ms ete Hours CAE EVER SAECED All of this i r ”e the latest plan for a, kpifing of a dog ee ccs MONDAY THRU THURSDAY —11:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. BACON eee lb. 41c the longtime pro; t Cuba Libre.” The Spanish strike; was “a dname@:Cuban cur.” FRIDAY — 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. ay CLUB and redevelop Ybor y cakers were a two-fold menace! boycott’ on ‘Key West estabi SATURDAY — 11:00 A.M. 2:00 P.M. and 4:09 P.M. To establish Pr nm they reached their haven at, ments followed and all nece: fqusciim was first suggested-by Koy West i tieé for “Site aban, patriots wer: No Phcae Orders, Please. Thurs.. Fri. and Sat. the government of Cuba which, Protests In Vain also asked Tampa t6 name astrect! Any such imporiatién of Spain: {upped Gown from” Tampa Specials for Thurs. Fri. and Sat. RK CHOPS . bb. & tb. jolated United States a ee - n ¢ local Fed-i “It was hard fer Rubens whe 2 ecmed ‘i pay h¢ came -back to Key West Oleo—'-Lb. Prints bly for the @¢t - sufficient facts t pro ng had been art- breaches df the ~ immigra’ ich was proof. laws, but he: persisted: The son protests of, the factory owner Ww ibecn “struck” was. applaud leaders believed the the Key. bicer supporters. 9 ed, and word, in the C Grade “A” Georgia tb. 5 5 Dressed and Drawn é C SMALL, TENDERIZED PICNIC WESTERN PRIME RIB HAMS... th. 45c\BEEF ROAST . Ib, €%c ban revolution. Second Landmark CHURNGOLD = 36c HUNT'S TOMATO | CATSUP 10.20. 20¢ @ picturesque cigs which Marti exhor i Sobers the Cu of a Key West hotel WELCH'S " * with z a Sees Now. Marti insisted on < G ie od L In 4's : | Key West.” Rubens. -urget rape Jj ice@ z. Bt Lb. 7 Rages es, rot to do se. “They tet at Pr sa pS MO Bl DDE counsel woulda Ta™pa as the lawyer Was head nd Rubens, a 24 Washingtoh. Marti did ¥, . took ower. G0 then. Warrants were “brought from for deportation of the Sp the Seiden-; cigar waakers from Key WwW “P POWDER Super Suds: :::29¢ ae eae GRITS = = =15¢ Hichest Quality Butter Made LAND O' LAKES » 79 GR. “A” MEDIUM JUNE DAIRY EGGS vom 59¢ JUNE DAIRY—IN ‘.'s OLEO no 34e APMOTIA'S PORY SAUSAGE |»! 39c END cuTs Pork Loin Roast » 46c BANNER BRAND SLICED BACON + 46c ARMOUR’S EVAPORATED—TALL SIZE CREAS .... . Jag POTATOES .. . . 5 lbs. 19 CARROTS . . . - 2 behs. lict WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TS LEMIT QUANTITIES HAND PACKED—NO. « FACTORY PACKED Tomatoes. . 2 cans 35c SUGAR tOCATOLA ... | 3, 29e With Order of $10 or More Trend 2 27¢ er can Be SNOW CAP SNOWDRIFT storreninc amt3e |3 == 696 == 946 FANCY YELLOW FIRM - RIPE ONIONS 2» Ile BANANAS - GREEN TOP | CARROTS 2 15¢ |. POTATO corpus write to cover each Key West,! The case went before an Reds Move Forward In —— Pronged Offensive Where Reds Started Current wpe cHOr : Ee fananyone STATUTE MILES | iP) Wirephoto Map THE HEAVY WHITE ARROWS indicate three-armed pincer eperation by Communist forces moving ahead in mid-Korea. One force has spanned the imjin river in the west to the north of Seoul. The second has bent United Nations line in drive down the center of the Korean Ppenin- sula. The third arm threatened Chunchon-Seoul highway leading into the capital from the north- east. Only around Hwachon, east of the break-through. did U.N. forces (black arrow) hold firm- a ——— broken line represents the battle front at the time the Communists started their offensive last week. Wea * sv 82.3507 a a t | |