The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 22, 1951, Page 1

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eee leeenenanetemes The Associated Press Teletype Features and Photo Services For 71 Yeaus Devoted to the of cn Vinsons Have Th anksgiving Dinner At Little White H FERRY SERVIC UBA STARTS IN aie CARIB QUEEN ee aa isle RES WILL BE USED Pi st Lady Motoreycle Hits T he ank iseiving i Stalin Musie ON KEY WE o . : . eee Dion Elected 2D...) MARGARET WILL JOIN HER PAR i Ope Says Vioder! rs HAVANA RUNS W nn arked Car cu. Dave ,TTE on aes AN: : (oe 2 Parked Cars 5 | crence Proves LATTER PART OF ; Os :, aYV I ape 1t ea VLA : \ ] Basseiber stuck cx Savings Assn. aves £0 interruptec ee: ey Not eede NEX'T WEEK Deca 1X] i God ferry service between Ke President Grou ) | B > 5 i | - xiste nee Oi aes ) Vee By SUSAN McAVOY é é 2 seo 7 a West and Havana. called, The organization meeting for | dV FEC ttack \ \N Dy Ol Ne ; é > ‘ . ‘ the naming of the officers of . ° ce a si cts wer -~ 1e greatest econo ent. the First Federal Savings and aaa F piece shen y Truman and their close in the history of tt t Loan’ Asdelation shakey a west EAE e WATCHER pre ae Instead Order For friends, U.S. Supreme OE ene . was held terday after: Ss ; K ID s N < . . Pe ee will -be resumed next Hs Z Aa a ai ial SMILE BACK IN FLY HOT TUR 2 lremble Ye Tyrants Court Chief Justice and Fred ‘Dion, vice president The following officers were RECOGNITION FOR RAIN-SOAKED TROOPS ay Was Sent To Hungarian Mrs. Fred Vinson sat down of the Gulf-Atlantic Trar Stl i J. Dion, president By DOROTHY RAYME CY Y Communists ite the traditional Ameri- ortation Co. said tod Robert H. Garrison, execu The Preside \ ‘ \SHINGTON, Nov. 22, im._| cau. Thankegiving «dinner Bion oonticmied aceports| “Tvs vice: presidemamndicasers- «| States. m ' : 6 obenines ; Voice of America” has re- *t the Little White House by Cuban government of- Eugene Anheir, vice presi- a Niet ‘ t , y he cal A ed an offer by Hungarian Com-| #t 2 o’elock this afternoon. ficials that the 5 eas dant Sade wakirke eee cnet y ts e Vatic © se 1 vateh of “Hun The President returned € ‘ pleased as the n Va music catoeil Pin J. Y. Porter, 1V,' attorney ; ruying Premieri ig Key West yesterday aft- landing craft Cz ich dieekee Coaur Bs i On Pane Say 3 ev his over night trip to will be purchased Arthur N. Hughes, manager the Cuban Cultural and Lindsley Lumber company, | Key West's Newly-Elected Commissioners Greet President Harr uman Washingson: Hees eee! lustrial Bank of Deve elrecter : i ed at Boca Chica by new ment for 200,000 ae nas yemnaneaaag 79: , - . coe . . : wis Mayor C. B. Harve being leased to the Gulf- Armando Cobo, director. : oe : | ioners Dr. Atlantie company for an| VP" recipt of approval “wd Jack Delaney from the Home Loan Bank, the Association is expected to Manager Dave and ) | King av well as top ranki indefinite period for opera- tion. open for business on January Key West city commissioners} 1, 1952. | Navy officials. have asked for an appoi : The President pointed up the with Cuba's President Carlos Prio signifieance and tradition of Socarras ‘to offer the city’s Whole ——— 5 f J saic . The Carib Queen can carry 900! | - passengers and 230 automobiles S 1 | i aan and truck trailers. It will make st | SCCOMG IN Lace least three trips a week between} Robert H. Givens, number two Key West and Havana, Dior said. man in Miami's City Commission, Cuban officials estimate that the ; first former Key! ferry will bring $100,000,000 an nually to the island of Cuba For Key West, the resump tion of ferry More than three centuries ax |the Pilgrim fathers deemed it fit {ting to pause in their autumn la | bors and to give thanks to Almighty iGod for the abundant yield ‘of the \soil of their homeland. i “In keeping with that custom. ‘hallowed by generations of ob servance, our hearts impel us, primary, is a Wester Givens was the youngest Colonel in the United States Army during World War I service for the ‘irst time in 16 the words of Dion “More for the prosperity of Key West than the establishment of the Flo@Ma East “'Cowsr railroad before World War I. It means a brand new era of prosperity here.” Dion, whose company has been hegotiating with Cuba's President and bank officials for the past six months, continued “Should the war off, Key West will have a sup porting industry which will be greater even than the Naval pay roll here. It means a vast ex pansion of export and import years means in ituation level! The Key Wester left here over | of years ago for Tampa, | and later settled in the Magic City. Mrs. Fannie Curry of Whitehead | street is related to the prowtising Miamian and he also has relatives living on Varela street, a score 19 Seamen Are | | Rescued Off Fla. MIAMI, Noy The cap- } tain and 18 crewmen of a Haitian cutter were brought to Miami early | today by the coast guard which re- Jonee again in this autumnal sea 'son, to turn in humble gratitude {to the giver of our bounties.” | Margaret, Truman could not join iin parent Mor Lig Thanksy’ eine dinner at the Little Whife House }She is definitely expected in Key West the latter part of next week, however, Presidential Press Secre itary Joe Short told White House correspondents at the 3 p.m. con | ference held immediately after the | President's arrival yesterday The President went to the beach in today’s warmer temperatures. At 2 o'clock the Trumans, .the ; Vinsons and top White House staff | sat down to a dinner that consist business between Cuba and the scued them from their battered | | , States: ind leaking ship about 15 miles off | of thefollowing menu according to Dion gave as an example the! the Florida coast | Short: « fact that certain business con- While three crewmembers * still | Shrimp Cocktail cerns had offered his company are missing, the Coast Guard be- | Roast. Turkey, Pressing and $1,000 a day rental for a limited lieves th so may have made it Gravy amount of space on the ferry for BE iruck traile to shore eel Sweet Potatoes Green Peas Pineapple and Cheese Cottage ‘The Overseas highway was k lI A ae that tourists with cars will pass Plum Pudding through here tremendous amounts — of going to and from ferry Dion further said that the ferry means reestablishing Key West as id days and money and s Cuba on the Met In Germany FRANKFURT Germany, Nov American sources here say the big three powers and west PRESIDENT HARR arrival yest Delio Cobe city officials Photo by McLain C. B. Harvey, on his Among the guests are § | Woodward, Ambassador to C. The Vinsons will | | tomorrow, Short said Yesterday the new | City Commissioners were preseni Mavor and 8 major port of entry, pushing it a eS) = oe NEW : |ed to the Preisdent and “shook up into the class and even beyond . ; so ihands with h as he came. off oe Adams Leaves For | ATT TENT TON eet. TICKET OFFICE “ou sue mew vesrexosy Palace Theater le pg men President ar eneral manager ° con + \ It w: a different commission {his first arrival of hie tenth worl R A U L, : § ‘On the Isle of Samoa’ jing vacation on November 8 Phone 1a Mrs. Truman chatted warn PRICE TOURS 411 Fleming St. who has been talking with the bale & Pacis aa: 1 ay Weak cuban officials on the purchase andi Lty. Certificates the pa : Have Thoneleslal Pease agreement and has now com-| CHiairman of the Board of County Ad ble = , RESTAURANT Re secort ies arrangements Goimiilapher Che ) : : meetin | With reporters as she stood with The ferry will arvive and depart, Commissioners | Gerald | Saunders Oraple Dinner with Jaffe’s “THANKSGIVIN the President for the numerou rom Guif-Atlantic docks here,! Adams have signed ey i B } 12 NOON ‘TILL 10 P.M. are Hee G | photographs taken vn an the old Code Maloy tains otis we nae gr) Beauty Salon 100 DINNERS WL | DANCE INADVERTEDLY OMITTED pong a AONE nf rg cp s. Dion edictec at Sef- work done on the County Jail Seca So ARK SERVED 1 © : | brown hat, brown alligator shoes dees would hegir he spring =| Coucehonn ‘ FRIDAY, NOV. 23 os D THURS. BENEFIT R spetiz Fer 1947 FORD |and gold earrings. Mrs. Vinson 1 $ ca Paiceones Wil Heyes CEREBRAL PALSY CLINIC S inte ‘ : jwore.a bankers’ grey suit. and « wa Fage Fiver | contractors, architects, and bond! Come 1} — Saturday, Nov. 24, Saree ie Club Coupe poinen Fiat ae ts after Earl R. Adams thas) WOME 1N a ; 9:30 P.M pec : MILES AND MILES OF | Both ladies seemed fresh and executed these certificates. in| Solve Yc ur M eur . AN. GOOD TRANSPORTATION, relaxed. after the fight) down ONLY: ass DOOR PRIZES Complete Stock of Mechanic | Miami this week HAND TOOLS The money will not be . 4 j until the certificates Guaranteed for Life executed Roy’s Key West White House. The President stepped into hi | black Lincoln with the . Chief tJustice and the procession ‘began to Key West es ailable Keced are staying at the Little ; | ave been | ec Sy icsthe 924 Simonton intention of the County Commissic = Auto Parts Co, _| full $350,000 at one time, bot vothen MOTORS INC. On Truman’ avendes sweet “4 t s of me 4 se AERIAL LATIN RS SED - thildren from the school named 121 DUVAL STREET moras oF warns: as. the mote M H Mi A E> SERVICE 9 nett eee BEAMS Soe ede Gerciye duc acd.work ig connie orris Minors SALES jatter the Chief Executive, lined ‘Continued Op Page Six? YLK’S RESTAURANT STOCK ISLAND Repeats Their Famous | THANKSGIVING DINNER as per cont “ : : CONVERTIBLES 35 MILES PER GALLON 615 DUVAL STREET GUARANTEED THANKSGIVING DINNER, $1.75 4119 WHITE ST. PHONE 725 @ FOOTBAL KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL vs. Price $1345.09 KMashed Potatoes ~ Peas - Dressing $450.00 Down. sT. PETER AND PAUL, MIAMI DR aig stealer cates 18 Months for Balance \ FROM 12 NOON UNTIL “2° VERMONT TURKEY - LONG ISLAND FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 8:15 P. M. -WICKER’S FIELD: deans s You Peas or Striagbeans \ = i DUCKLING - SIRLOIN OF BEEF anberry Sauce - Dressing - I eee ADVANCE TICKETS NOW ON SALE i (FROM SOUP TO NUTS) 9 s ' Ls i I e - Celerg ence NAVARRO § Loi Yes ADMISSION. $1.20 pki eee eee eee 424 Southard St Tel. 216 einen q | | }

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