The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 9, 1951, Page 8

Page 8 THE KEY West c! No Parking | | Duval Tomorrow City Manager Dave King to-} day asked Key Westers as a pet | sonal favor not to park on Du street tomorrow night before o during the Armistice Day Amer- ican Legion parade. King said he wants no parking on Duval street from Truman avenue to Greene street, the line of march of the parade, before the parade begins at 8 p.m. and after, “If are parked along Du- wal,” said King, “spectators w not be able to view the parade.’ oa RMISTICE DAY (Continuea trom Page One) val Street to Front St., will disband 6. Trophies for the prize- ning floats will be presented at the American Legion He | | where it wir 10 p.m. Competing units have a representative in attend ance FIRST DIVISION (Forms on D St United St. to the Beach proper ty) Division Marshall: Antonio Arango Key West Police Department Escort Parade Marshall—M Spottswooc U.S. Marine: gle Corp l John M. Drum and Bu I€S Detachment ON SUNDAY, Armistice Day thing Unit Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 3911 Marching Unit Veterans of Foreign Wars Au- xiliary Unit No. 3911 Marching Unit. Robert J. Perry M \Political il Rally Tonight At Chapter der of Demolay, Float Boy Scout Troop No. Marching Unit A politica ly will be held to- Boy Scout Tr No. 54 Mareh- | night with idates for ing Unit city commissione. sent to ad Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Float. ; tess the audience | Girl Scouts Marching Unit | The six-way bo ated for 8 Kiwanis Club Float bd. m., at the corner of Angela and Thomas streets The public i and hear the vz Sociedad de C Car. San Carlos Institute 1 Decorated | attend advocated invited to Decorated Car. | platforn | Elks Club Float | Alexander Johnson will be in —— charge of the gathering and will SECOND DIVISION jintroduce the half dozen candi- (Forms on South Street, from | 4#*s Duval. Street to Whitehead} ~~ v t) PRESIDENT TO RE ion Marshall: Albert E. Berg , Contimied fram E oer 8 i Band. conspicuously missing Marchise ea poner School | day's cool temperatures. William Weech Post 16g,| %0¢ Short wote a brown gabar- American Legion, Marching; {ine suit. As a.concession to the Unit. tropical tradition of Key West he arried a tan tkapical straw hat. | AP White Hapse correspondent | Tony Vaccaro™warmed himself with a checked’ waistcoat. The Washington Stat’s veteran White Veterans of Foreign Wars Au a Bouse cstrospondent yee Fox j xiliary Unit No. 6021 Marching] feet ones Unit. | lient spirits. William Weech Unit No. 16 Am. Legion Auxiliary, Marching Unit. | Veterans of Foreign Wars Post | No, 6021 Marching Unit | one | News cameras and flash bulbs po Team—Douglass High| opened the 4 o'clock press con- choo! ference. The press; radio, televi-| Douglass High School Fioat rid ecules | sion and ney Boy Scout Troop No. 59 March-| showed the ing Unit. "Rotary Club Float excitement of boys | starting out on a pleasant vacation \during which hard work must be | Musician’s Local No. 202 De- | done. | corated Truck For some of the press it is | ' Bolsum Bread Decorated; their first visit to Key West. | Truck. These new comers plied the local | Fleet Re: e Branch press with questions about Key Float. Fleet Reserve eorated Cars. (2) West, where to go, what to do, where to get gifts for their famil- | ies back in the North. } Sea Scout Troop The female clement is definitel Marching Unit. | absent. Unlike Jast March, there Junior Chamber of Commerce |iS not a single woman among the No. 56 | Auxiliary De-| | No. 250 Float. | visiting press H Monroe General Hospital Au-| ; At yesterday's press conference xiliary Float. |this reporter was the woman | lin the crowded BQO press room THIRD DIVISION The brief press conference end (Forms on South St. from Du i oe . happy a pea spEpeny val St. to Simonton Street) | zine journalists le ing for the big | Division Marshall: John M. | party at La Concha Hote Stewart | ‘Today's pr S confer. Key West High School Band, | U. S, Naval Air Station March- | | ing Unit | e ; I No. 28 Marathon Post No. 154, Amer ican Legion, Marching Unit yon Marathon Unit No. 154, Amer ican Legion Auxiliary, Decorat- : | ed Cars. Se en i Marathon Boy Scouts March oe ing Unit. ass Key West Guard of Hono Marching Arthur Post No. 28 Also For Reservation Three Flights Daily LS gala anywhere in the Leave Arrive Flight Key West Havana U: 952 10:15 A.M. 11:00 A.M. nited States on 954 91:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M. } sels oe Aah ce Scheduled Airlines TO KEY WEST 721 Duval St. Pion: pers Arrive ight lavana Key West 91 3:00AM. susam, | Next to Margaret 933 12:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M, A 955 3:00 PM. 3:45 P.M. nn Store AEROVIAS “Q”" S. A. ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent Phones: 162 - 448 - 1106 Airport: 482 jing vacation at | housed at hotels and motels. November 11, 1951, 'Prof. Held As Burglar () Wirephoto DR. GWYNNE NETTLER (above), sociology professor at Santa Barbara college in San- ta Barbara, Calif., is in jail with burglarizing homes in the city and in nearby Montecito. He is also accused of carrying a pistol concealed in his car. One Of ‘the proféssdr’s: Classes is on methods of crime detec- tion. Police said he was arrest- ed on a tip from a woman who told police that Nettler had mistreated he ence may give some hint of im- portant guests who will visit the President while he is on his work the Little House. Following the press conference journalists, and local leaders will be entertained by the Fort Taylor's | Officer's Mess at a gala reception | there. Visiting journalists are being ager to begin work on their Key West | suntans, some of them rushed out to the beach desipte the breezes to case the locale of their leisure hours. A drawing of the psanhuny esgaed by C. B. HARVEY is shows above. This structure, a the Legionn aires of on Home on Stock Island, pictured’ above. The White | cool | Arthur Sawye' Home was formally dedicated on Navy Steps U ip JACKSONVILLE F 9.—(P)—After tw ¢ on ‘ attae| with eal bombs, the N S the pace of i ck or fast carrier force stear g north in the Atlantic Oc« Black Air Force ASE at Jacksonville, attacke h Blue Carrier Force twice d when it was about 250 miles east of Mia The Blue Force i posed of |the battle-carrie: Mid carrier Tarawé two oth heavy cruisers destroyers About attack on plane carryi ie bomb attacke formation of about 35 and 25 ship screem force Despite bad both at- light and 27 screening after coup: an hou first ‘oopships tacks were evaluated excel lent The Angio-Egyptian Sudan, now claimed by pt tains nearly {a million square miles of territory yand about eight miliion people Your Grocer SELLS STAR * BRAND tat Goo ana cUBAN COFFE —TRY A POUND TODA || Dr. J. A. 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She is carrying ‘Low-Cost Housing ‘Brought About By Louis Carbonell Sometimes we wonder who it was who made the profound remark having to do with the sage obser vation, ‘““fo err is human.” Who- J ever he was, he must have had | politics on his mind at the time | for in no other phase of human en- | deavor is a man exposed to mis- | takes to such a degree as he who | would serve his fellow man. | And during the five-and-a-half years that I have served the tax- I, | payers and citizens of Key West | too, have made my share of m | sett that | takes. But I sincerely believe jthe civic improvements which I have proposed—and rs have supported—have more than offset ithe rare ses of misju |for which I readily admit thinking citizen is no substitute for And exper As every aware—there experience. }made up chiefly of {tories and minor defeats {fair sprinkling of err only human. ma Over two I contact Fue 141 | George S gressman — and betwe tO; made arrangements for the Pee \tion of Key West housing brought before the United Stat |Senate Slum Clearance Committee. |The low cost housing which you jsee being built today on First | Str is the result of my efforts j in arr tee to pres anging a Key West commit ent this city’s case be fore the Washington authorities Almost a year ago I made a | motion in City Commission to pur- hase additional fire fightir quipment. 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