The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 9, 1952, Page 8

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN = Seturds —_ Her Court The Queen And 7. u Key vlary Candidat Enes and Rosaline ‘a —s H MAS. IRENE B. WHETSTONE vestig: . It is all too much for * Your loving husband | Wilbur 55, v1 fter I ought to pay my! P. S. Tell the boss I have re-| failin es respects President Truman be-| covered from my virus infection, from Covk County Chi fefore gettin: town. On the | and I'll Be back at work Monday bg over taxi driver 1 Pagemeienee “— Se Ww > § prett, ause I really | 4 E ventor and ‘ «cua -* 1-4 find out what Lm Kentuchy a a November election | « h| refusal to pa $1,400 of button up here o little | because | her 1944 income taxes. § n on, now, | tends the U.S. C ” Wash. | taxes t t v believe Toll Road Opens DENVER i « me s first portant t ad the Boul pike 50 « ' turr P t th ado ; De 7 Army Photo |“* * | PVT. JACOB HUMBERT. |i. \; ~# 807% Eaton street, Key West, | py . Flotida, has arrived at Camp | cit roa Breckinridge, Ky. and is cur h rently undergoing basic train ing Qh the famed ist Air borne Divister The first long-distance tele. | phone cali was made from Bran ford to Paris, Ontario, Canada by Alexander Grahum Bell over TRAVEL INFORMATION . TICKETS SEABOARD RAILROAD Ticker OFFICE AGENTS ALL SCHEDULED AIRLINES HAVANA-NASSAU Ee Is Sh a a a, SS WEST indies y PP SYREGUELYN MARAE. (5-yoarsied cance ARTHUR MURRA § Relp from her tothe Le father, Arthur Marre, as she opens some of the ROUND TRIP AIR $20.00 at flowded her Atiatte, Go. home « vew G0 alter NEEDS ten — Women. TOURS FROM $42.50 ' ee ® desire to he someone's “Valentine.” Of the x 1 Ghd 6 hell piewes ormall, boxes of candy aad thes ¢ : ’ Yoret OVER Ihe WHLid, wbuLi 20,000 eHivelopes ax to be $ I M 0 N E epee: even though epening ictters tias been @ year oround TRAVEL AGENCY ai the Marve home. These ietiers are stored in a hase tateenton. teclede nae. a Opposite Greyhound Bus Station bow ‘ and gree pees t iP yhom: Jackie, Why «© yeur ago Was given not ' ee 2 we. wettann 510 SOUTMARD STREET Met Wiritis th Hive, bas umoreved and ct ate wit rae foe PHONE 29 ue J WW 'rer me a” BRA formed a new group called “The A Rolls Royce-Vintage 1928 CONCH CHOWDER by RAYMER Weatherman Sam Goldsmith ged into The Citizen office esterday saying, “It certainly is The rest of us shivered typewriters and gave him looks. He finally’ legh: | onspiracy against est propagandayby pulling up a trouser leg to expose long woc ocks and you better + ‘et believe it long wooly unde: rhe Spe yee Oe ‘aie ee de pS ro year? The last I heard, Harold Citizen Staff Photo Laubscher of the Chamber of “DUD” WILSON with one of his — Royces. He's bring mmeree and Mrs. J “ Fores ing the fanciest Rolls for permanent t ing in Key West an who extracts out all those a a almy weather” reports from , : = nie, nee . , ll scholarships $2.00 a month in arists weve toahing i Jol f <- "he cays, Pay oe = Textile Co ege atdiion, to, complet exemption aa eee emahawks for Put |The just sink. 1 used to publicize ° trem eetaet oes ting the Indian sign on visitors. | joe et b cowboy on @ Fellowshi Set U ht TT Some chisel-edged mind is at| 0% hia. but by riding Old . ps P One of the world’s most im- work, I received a picture of a #52 Cadillac evidently cut from latest edition of Time penetrable jungles is located in Venezuela NEW YORK. —(4".— Celanes¢ ‘Corp. of America has announced the establishment of five gradu a galloping python right Florida swamplands giddap yell - Sauay he the mag, with a printed note which might his wa F ’ . be called “Owed To A Cadillac nyt ye Gone ~~ S ate ,falow hips for advanced Future Prince a re and alack! coiled not as he spun, ag a sad wor im textiles a our textiic it FS Bony cl pu're off the |°f the field colleges. Of Wales track without a sleek, black| GOING TO THE DOGS as| purpose of the program is to Cadillac.” Hmm! I guess there is |COMmentator for the fashion) produce trained personnel for no other choice, but Pd like my | 5 canines sporisored by careers in the textile fibers in- mer to know that I can/ the Humane Society Off 0) dustry. Two Marathon tomorrow to rehearse for Lowell Textile ¢ a rideyin a, Rolls-Royce any tine, the old byt smooth cream ether one of the gown displays | search Foundation, Lowell, ‘Mass. qb with the blat top owhedby | a, ~—S ‘One each will be at North Caro- xd Wilson. However, if wishes | Named To pes ay ye rey parses std patart a riding | lemson College, Clemson, ~~ DAP Fad tne! and George Institute of Tech-; nology in Georg! auc the’ heek with the hine age. I also @bt a pic-} from Larry Karns depicting paper bags atop a broom Hall Of Fame “ Scholarships SINGAPORE.—(#).— The gov- ernment has announced a new scheme whereby 50 Malayan boys under 11 each year will be awarded scholarships in English schools. Requirements for the scholar- ships are that the boys must have been born in the Colony, be phy- sically fit and have successfully completed the fourth year in a vernacular school. Value of the - coming next next Thursday evening . . . Aside to Barl Adams that money was for a toothpaste smile ® la Hayes, so there! .. . At the last Officers’ Wives’ Club lunch. eon Mrs. F. A. Hatfield and Mrs. C. 4. McCoy were NOT feuding ol’ Kaintueky style . and so to a party given by charming Mrs, Hugh Williams. That's June in February. tw titled “A Uipile of Old Bags) |Yakety-Yaking over Witch Broom Kraft bags at that.” He mentioned that William Sea-| brook, voo-doo researcher, was dead of bottle complications but | that his book “No Hiding Place,” | was good in psychopathetic way.” Also in the mail was a/ ard to Susan MeAvoy from New | York writer Crosswell Bowen: | Having wonderful time. Lovely | snow, ice. sleet and slush. Wish | you were here. P. S. New York} is a nice place to live in but I wouldn't want to visit here.” j A TRUE TWO RING CIRCUS is about to hit town. Tennessee Williams will direct one of fiw act plays for the are East Martello Towers for a ring theater and Maida Lazarovici has who is expected someday to become Prince of Wales, is shown here in a birthday pie- ture made as he sat in his pram in St. James’ Park, Lon. don, November 14. Charles now irst i line to suceeed to the throne. without all this but hold on to the ‘brass ring, kids, here we go again! 1 y time Thursday at Aero- | palms even if I never win at} a : becomes fi (#) Wirephoto Bingo like the Bernreuters Joan} PAUL WANER (above), former | - " and John. Doris Reichel, VX-1| Dig Wague star with Pitts- candidate for Navy Carnival) burgh, now running a baseball driving range in Sarasota, Fla. when information Queen knows how to dance. es-/| pecially to her husband's Key of his elee- Notes! Doug O'Neil has the type | tion to baseball's Hall of Fame, of himor that keeps everyone! said he belli he still could entranced including Laura 190 games a season “if they would let game of doubleheaders appreciation O'Banion and Morton, the chap from Texas. Doug says he used to have the southeastern regional | territory for the sale of Soggies.| Pressed “This is different in breakfast! honor me off one he ex- of the GIFFEN INDUSTRIES, INC. 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