The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 21, 1951, Page 1

Warmest City in Nation Today Was KEY WEST THE SOU THERNMOST Che Ken West Cilisen NEWSPAPER IN - Lm The Associated Prass Teletype | Features and “nto Services For 71 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West | THE U.S.A. VOL. LXx11, No. 277 KEY WEST, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, ciiteisetlaen 21, 1951 New City $542 000In oe nty Read Finecieeidaniis Will Be Staviud Wialin 30 Da $330,000 BLYD. REPAIR WORK NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION By AL PALMER State Representative Bernie C. Papy announced | 8¥ SUSAN McAVOY eday tl I President Harry S. Truman arrived at Boca Chica Field at 1:38 p. m. today that bids in the $143,-| washington where he accused the Republican party of rolling up 000, and $69,000, “dirty smear campaign” against Democratic candidates. have been awarded the R. | H. Wright’ Construc Lion | Vinson were with the President, as well as several White House official Company for the Marathon | | next year if Mr. President And Mrs. Truman levels | Truman decides not to seek reelection. >} Road and Big Pine Key| ‘4 group of administration leaders saw the President off in Washingto Road. | Here at Key West, new Mayor C. B. Harvey, City Manager Dave King, si | Cobo and Jack Delaney greeted the President. Mon'oe County Commissi These contracts, coup-| and other commissionsts ware ry hand as uae top ranking iw«vai o..1¢ia $ . 5 commanding jicer of the Key West Navai Station. led with the 30, 000} The White House press and radio pomcsnencents arrived at Boca Chie Roosevelt| Boulevard _re-| President's plane ‘The Independence” landed. It was in Washington w Guests of Eastern Airlines, the entire ¢ terday and spent the night in Miami at the S $542,000 | Keys to Miami Beach were given the cor: of County road work will | steeted the men and the sole woman reporter, my | pair and alteration work. | Hotel will mean that pondents by Burnett Rott elf, and gave us police ¢ A quick poll on the “White House Special” bringing us back to Key West mornii 9:30 re-| Both pleaded guilty to signing a!" We" aon't offer this as amile e ‘ ae A P pre ithi O, s r > arking| Worthless check for fifty dollars. bt Police Officer Henry Lounders! time to say anything for . or be underway within 30/ vealed that only one of the correspondents had to use bis police card — and t to help a parking Sek Jaime “eed: Dar tw the ot TR ees ie was dispatched to the scene of the| against any nominee, I can- days. | The flight up in an EAL DC-4 took 40 minutes. Cor back the airlines brought the press in aj local police station when the fugi-| central front who seems = have ‘accident at 12:35 this morning.) not make any decision now The long awaited fuce-lifting | «Silver Falcon” a Martin 404 plane which is the first time any but company officials have flown in it. All tive called to report the car he {errs ag ns wrest blom. When he got there the Navy am-| whatsoev: of Roosevelt Boulevard will be arrangements for the trip up and back were made by “Skip” Selinger, Traffic and Sales representative in| Was charged with stealing had been |""{tTed ‘be supply problem. | hulanee, and two corpsmen were; M. Ignatius Lester 3-0 as City welcomed by citizens of the Is-} Washington. | stolen by someone else. land “his hotels ieGe Louie res there. They showed him the man’ Attorney (Delaney, Cobo pass- land City who have yearned for The reception at the Sea Isle Hotel yesterday at the Beach. the only scheduléd entertainment, was| According to police the newly-|e° knows where to find a ven, | lving.on the side of the road.| ing). a clean-up on Key West's “front (Continued 01 Page Three {Continuea on Page Three) able whee ikea Lounders felt for his pulse and} Earlier Commissioner Cobo door. gre = — - jmenu for Thanksgiving ig ae fol Checked the heart beat. Finding}had offered the name of J. Y. The miles of pavement which lows: ‘yea g none he called police station by) Porter IV as city attorney. His skirt the island’s south side were torn up by a hurricane in the middle thirties. since tren. Source Of Income |Arrive In Europe | storms have taken their toll of | ' the remaining roadway and| CHICAGO, Nov, 21.—%,—~A sur-| BREMERHAVEN (Gecrnanvel ntinued On ge Hight) vey shows that the sales tax still, Nov. 21,— dvance elements, an | 3, the greatest single source of in-|of the U 28th Infantry Divi- RAUL TOIRETTO TA CREE TICES dividual state revenue in the! sion h rived in” Germany POOR OLD CRAIG | | United es. But the income tax! ' The Ris sion, known’ as the Key- lis gaining ground: The survey was made by Com- merce Clearing House, a private} y that reports. on tax and| ° The survey shows the sales tax| : (Continued From Page Three) | _ = SERVICE STATION Francis at Truman Phone 9134) Your PURE OIL Dealer | completes Amer an reinforcements of General isenhower's European arm. The 28th is the last to arrive four U. S. Divisions poured (Conpaiuey: on Eerane Three? | age Tires .. Tubes . . Batteries} pusiness law. . . Accessories | Boca Chica At 1:38 This Afternoon enormous alists were flown up to Miami at 11 a ‘Sales Tax Largest |Advance Troops “ee WYLK'S RESTAURANT STOGK ISLAND * Commission Retains Dave King As City M Delaney Mayor Pro-Tem With Eisner Named To Utility Board O Arrive At John Boal is Jie entenced To ‘Year In Jail today after a 24 hour trip to slush funds’ to wage @ | The President was accempenied by Mrs. Truman who will have Thanksgiving dinner with him tomer- j row at The Little White House, Naval station. Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court and Mrs. Fred Ss. Vinson has been mentioned in political speculation as a possible Democratic candidate for President throughout worthless chee! Sgt. Jimmie James of the Key W Police Force here last Oct | been sentenced to a year in pr by Judge E. G. Palm Beach, in, new Commissioners Or. Delio jon Chairman Gerald Saunders | is headed by Capt. C. C. Adel, ‘a field three hours before the hen the President departed. m. yes of Lenoir, six h, vice-Mayor of the Beach, who ourtesy cards Of Worthless Issuer Checks Was Captured By Sgt. Jimmie James Of Pelice Department Davis. who was wantec | John E Florida for His wife, M N.C months on Repeats Their Famous THANKSGIVING DINNER FROM 12 IN UNTIL “2” VERMONT TURKEY - LONG ISLAND DUCKLING - SIRLOIN OF BEEF (FROM SouP Palace Theater Stephen McNally & Gail Russell in | | | “BIR CADET” | { MATCHETT'S | BAKERY Pumpkin, Mince, Apple, Lemon, Lime and Custard Pies BREAD, ROLLS AND CAKES PHONE ORDERS PREFERRED , CALL 301 901 DUVAL ST.) THURSDAY SPECIALS Pumpkin Pie, Mince Pie and Apple Pie PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW We Close at 2 P.M. Thursday TEL. 1463 PEREZ BROS. BAKERY 1025 White Street HOTEL LA CONCHA Thanksgiving Menu TO NUTS) All You Can Eat $2.00, Children '% Price issuing until captured by Newell at West], it was reported in an Associated Press dispatch today. | Ora Lee Davis, ; char, ee ee ae ee ESQUINALDO NAMED MUNICIPAL JUDGE; LESTER CONFIRMED AS CITY ATTORNEY The new City Commis. jsion last night made the | following appointments, ; Commissioner Jack De- |laney as mayor pro-tem by '4-0 vote, as Delaney pass- Motoreyelist Killed In Crash Today NAVY LEGAL OFFICERS ARE INVESTIGATING THE ACCIDENT i led, A Navy man was killed instantly ; Dave Ki naa early this morning as his motor-! ave Aing, city manager cycle crashed into the stop sign, 4-0 with Delaney passing. at the triangle near the Naval! The new commissioner hospital, throwing him 95 feet off, had prior te the nomina- be foad: andthe: motoreycle 190: js e iauaee ie position in unequivocal terms. Said 1 The man’s name will not be dis-! closed until the Navy has notified; Delaney: his next of kin. ( “I don’t feel qualified at this Turkey Dinners Planned For American Fighters SOMEWHERE IN wana Nov. |21.#.—The atmosphere in Korea is not who you'd call traditional | American. But that doesn’t keep | the boys from doing their best ‘\vith Thanksgiving. A large number of the men will i get turkey this Thanksgiving—not ll, but many. And the trimmings } depe nd on ee conditions—a won- ae ‘The holiday wine will be 32 beer. ‘Lue traditional pumpkin pie vill be made with sweet potatues, if at all. Much of it depends on the ingen- vt We mess sergeants; and some of the mess sergeants are plenty ingenious. ges. “stuffed celery hearts, oliv- es, shrimp cocktail, buttered pay | buttered corn, candied yams, r turkey, hot rolls, mince pie, cake and assorted fruits." We give thanks for such men as. ; Sergeant Effinger o, Louis, | The only problems is how to get all that dinner into a batteged mess kit. However, itwill be*done, ow uray be sure—it will be done. Be notifying Capt. Harry Lee! motion died fer want of # sec- ast Bakér and Coroner Roy Hamlin of| ond. elt the pian’s death, | Enrique Esquinaide, Jr. muni- lin. arrived and had Loun-jcipal judge, by 4-0 vote, Delaney all the Navy investigator and passing. Cobo made the motion Gontinued Gy Page Six) ‘Continued Op Page Taree) Si» xch-roeatiadlpeedes Breton wee ee ea THANKSGIVING MENU — $2.25 ae | Shrimp Cocktail - Queen Olives - Stuffed Celery Thanksgiving — TURKEY 90UP g g Wine Served és | All Dinners Choice SoOUy NNER ~ $1.00 Roast YOUNG TOM TURKEY DE LUXE DINNER $1.75 Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Sauce, Giblet Gravy 4 ROAST FRESH PORK HAM Roast Turkey or Whipped Potatoes, Candied Yams, Glazed Carrots. RAMONIN’S RESTAURANT 615 DUVAL THANKSGIVING STREET DINNER, $1.75 MENU ROAST PORK—Mashed Potatoes - Peas - Dressi Apple Sauce - Brown Gravy - Salad - Olive - Celery - Lettuce - Radish Pumpkin Pie - Tea or Coffee ROAST TURKEY— stringbeans - Candied Yams Mashed Potatoes ROAST CHICKEN—Peas or Stringbeans - Sauce - Mashed Potatoes - Cranber Salad - Olive Pumpkin Pie - auce - Celery - Dressing - Brown Gray Candied Yams - Dressing - Brown Grav Lettuce - Radish Tea or Coffee Fresh Green Peas, Fresh Buttered Broccoli WALDORF SALAD—Fresh Vegetable Salad in Aspic —Combination Salad Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream, Mince Pie, Fruit Cake Coffee Tea Milk Serving from 1 P.M. until “2” Teale Portion $1.00. NOW OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Roast Pork EL PASAJE 1005 TRUMAN AVENUE NANCY and CHUCK THORNBURGH Announce the Reopening of | Raul’s Restaurant and Cocktail i e y y Price $2.50 SERVED FROM 12 NOON TO 8:30 P.M. SHRIMP COCKTAIL THANKSGIVING CELERY HEARTS - QUEEN OLIVES DINNER ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY $1 75 DRESSING - qishETG GRA ve CF SRRY SAUCE soup . SALAD HU CANDIED YA ED POTATOES Roast Young Turkey HATO SAL ay wre and “Trimmings” Vegetables Yellow Rice Dessert Beverage JUNIOR PORTION, $1.00 SERVING FROM 11 A.M. ON DELMONICO RESTAURANT MILK Lee’s Orient RE-OPENS FOR SEASON ON THANKSGIVING DAY THANKSGIVING DINNER PHONE 1379 FOR Served from 11:30 A. Special Child’s Plate M. ‘till 9:00 PLM, RESERVATIONS 506 Fleming Street 218 DUVAL STREET Candlelight Dining Room Serving your NEW PERKY LODGE 12 Miles from Key West Have Thanksgiving Dinner with Jaffe’s 12 NOON ‘TILL 19 P.M. 100 DINNERS WILL BE SERVED THURS. COMPLETE Turkey Dinner WITH ALL FIXINS | PHONE PERKY. NO. 3, | FOR RESERVATIONS Tj hanksgiving Feast IPM. 9PM lo assure your table by Reservation . phone 2193-M 1209 VIRGINIA STREET DON’T BE FOOLED, ON THE FINEST, ALWAYS AVAILABLE “Best in Key West“ SGIVING DINNER Hearts of Celery, Relish Shrimp Cocktail or Tomato Juice and Chicken Soup a la reine ROAST STUFFED YOUNG TOM TURKEY and Cranberry Sauce Candied Sweet Potatoes, New Garden Peas Tossed Green Salad Home Made Mince or Pumpkin Pie Coffee or Tea $1.95 SERVED 11:30 A.M. TO 10:00 P.m. SPECIAL CHILDREN’S PLATTER AVAILABLE INSIST THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd New decorations have just been added to make Raul’s the most beautiful restaurant in Florida. Raul’s will again feature the finest in food, liquor, and service at reasonable prices. Our Thanksgiving Day Menu... $2.85 Served from 12:00 Noon to 10:00 P.M. Thursday GLASS OF DINNER WINE APPETIZER CREAM OF CHICKEN OR CONSOMME ROYALE RELISH TRAY ENTREES... Roast Vermont Turkey CHESTNUT DRESSING AND CRANBERRY SAUCE Braised Long Island Duck STEWED APPLES Baked Sugar Cured Ham WINE SAUCE y CHEF’S SALAD CANDIED YAMS FRENCH FRIED POTATOES ITALIAN SQUASH GARDEN PEAS ASSORTED DINNER ROLLS AND BUTTER DESSER MINCE MEAT PIE - PUMPKIN PIE - APPLE PIE ER CAKE - ICE CREAM WITH PETIT FOURS E TEA MILK eFor Your Added Enjoyment Starting Friday, December 7th, Raul’s will Feature Dancing to the Music of Gus Ayala and his orchestra eFor Thanksgiving Reservations Phone 1933 and Our Manager, Mr. Roy Young, will be Happy to Assist You. Starting Friday, November 23, Raul’s will Serve Breakfast from 7 A.M. to 11 A.M.; Lunch from 11 A.M. to 1 P.M.; Dinner from 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. Special Consideration Given to Parties and Banquets.