The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 17, 1951, Page 8

Key Books By A. de T, GINGRAS (WHITE HOUSE PROFILE by Bess Furman, Non-fiction, publish ed by Bobbs-Merrill Co. w York City and Indianapolis, 368 pages.) All over the | there are houses left from our architectural yesterdays There are the three story and a basement red bricks that come in rows and rows on the side streets of the cities, the brownstone fronts, the white wooden ones..with brass- knockered doors, the grey stone houses with the iron grillwork on the windows or porches, the gin- gerbread ones. And there are the gabled houses on the streets of the towns, and on the suburban roads running out from the cities. And up Boston way there are the proud ones behind the elms on the square and the cape cod cottages. And down to the south the elegant ones with the pillared porches, the Fren- ch windowed ones in New Orleans, the Bahama houses in Key West And sometimes in some house here and there over the land a special raan or woman lives for a time, and for that the house 1s for- ever remembered by the people who come after. There is the house where Poe wrote Annabel Lee and saw the raven on his chamber door. There is the Washington house where Sousa lived, the Monticello of Jefferson, the Mount Vernon of Washington, the pillared porch where Lee sat in the evenings, the New.England house where Emily Dickenson wrote her immortal poe- tl Lieutenant Thomas W. Budd, Jr., USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas W. Budd, 41 N. Bay- ard Ave., Woodbury, N. J,, has recently months course in All Weather Flight at the Fleet All Weath- er Training Unit, Atlantic, Key West, Florida. The course con- sists Of advanced flight train- ing in instruments and night tactics designed to qualify the pilot for Carrier All Weather Squadrons. He wili report to the Com- mander, Air For Atlantic Fleet. for further assignment to duty involving flying. Lieutenant Budd entered naval service as a Midshipman at the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., graduating in 1943 with a Bachelor of Science degree. He was subsequently stationed aboard the USS Rich mond as a deck officer. In Oc: tober 1944, he was selected to enter flight training at Corpus Christi, Texas. Thirteen months later, he was designated a naval aviator after completing the prescribed flight training gourse. Tn addition to his B. S, degree from Annapolis. Lieutenant Budd holds a Master of ence degree in Aeronautical Engin- eering from Massachusetts In stitute of Technology. Lieutenant Budd is married to the former Miss Francise Kir. osy, daughter of Mr. Michaet Kiresy. 9716 Schiller Blvd. Franklin Park, Il. ‘They resid ed at 915 Johnson Street in Key West Liedténant Bude was affiliated with Gamma Alpha Rho and Sigma Xi fraternities in college. He is a graduate of Woodbury High School, Woodbury, N. J entree THREE HOTELS IN Located in'the RATES THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Mer ,| And if completed a four | MIAMI IM UNION BUS STATION ay, December 17, 1951 Fy Convict Convicted In Poison Moonshine Deaths ix Veterans To Be Honored PASADENA, Dec. 17.—.—The | Pasadena tournament of roses has a 63-year history. A has been a grand This coming N Year's Day there will be six—every one a win ner of the country’s highest decora tion, the congressional medal of honor. All six are veterans of the war in Korea ays there one MONDAY’S Fei WEDNESDAY DIXIE DARLING’ try, the Hemmingway house in Key West But there is. only one house in jthe land where history has been jtreoping in and out of the front door and the back door down the stairs, in and out of the rooms for the last one hundred and fifty years. That is the White House at 1600 Penns. ia Avenue in Washington, where the presidents of the United States and their fam lies have lived since John and Abi gail Adams. Bess Furman, new feature writer on the Washington staff of the New York Times, has written a profile of that house. She has packed it with factual inform BUY FOR LESS AT OUR STORES up and reporter and NEW STORE 1835 FLAGLER tion which should serve scholar iwith personality sidelights on th y a RIGHTS | White House occupants of interest RIGHT jas long as readers want Americar RESERVED 727 DUVAL ST. history to come alive. And Furman has introduced the boo! the public at a significant time ir jthe lifetime of that house. | For many months President Tru tien that | man and his family have been | Snecif i 7 . ts . Jing across the street at Blair House) °\'. Specifically he CLAPP’S Libby's Halves Yellow Cling $0 that the old mansion, weary ; * (age ae “ se ardy’s arw | its beams and its plumbing with all i jot the history pacing its halls ove convicted and given a life BABY FOOD NO. 214 CAN the years, might be given a re cies gs STRAINED rejuvenation. And now the job i f “ almost finished. Already the chin ; 3 Po 5 and silver is being packed at Bla Modest Her oO Or 4 Cc Ss tP House for taking it | across the CHOPPED unswee rune street. And before many days have passed the Truma will be livin again in the big White House when they aren’t in Key West ir the little White House guests staying in tt White House in Washington after its complete re-doing still hear creepy noises they can’t explain when the midnight comes, it means that not enough of the basic ‘structure was removed to pre vent the historical ghosts from coming back through some Novem ber dusk. If the strange noise sounds a little complaining it might ‘br Abigail Adams, the first lady to live in the White House. aloud a letter she is writing sister,” not one room or cham-! ber is finished of the whole. It is |habitable by fires in every part,! thirteen of which we are ot keep daily, or sleep in set and dampness.” Or if it is the song of a mocking- |bird singing somewhere in the {house, it may be the ghost of the |bird Thomas Jefferson trained to sit on his shoulder, take food from his lips, and hop up the stairs after {him step by step. 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