The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 21, 1953, Page 2

Page2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, January 21, 1953 Avalanche Buries Avalanche Station ALTA, Utah @ — The only ava- Tanche research station was with- equipment under tons of snow, brush and debris. “Our research installation has been set back 10 years,” Mont- gomery said. HUNDREDS OF Overloading a food freezer, slows down the rate of dress, CHEERING out scientific equipment today —jand foods that freeze too slowly due to an avalanche, may lose quality or spoil. For] DEMOCRATS Ranger Montgomery M, Atwa- quickest freezing, place packages APPLAUD HIM against freezing plates or coils and leave a little space between pack- ages so air can circulate freely. Put up a list of frozen foods near the freezer and keep it up-to-date by listing the foods as you put them in and check them off as you take them out. ter of the U. S. Forest Service, which operates the research sta- tion at this resort in the moun- tains near Salt Lake City, said two. snowslides on Flagstaff and Cardiff Mountains. buried the ‘in- Stallation’s instrument tower and By ERNEST B. VACCARO EN ROUTE TO INDEPENDE- ENCE, MO., WITH TRUMAN i®— Harry S. Truman, ex-President of the United States, took the long trip home today. After nearly eight years as the head of a great government,” he headed for Missouri in the role of “Mr. Truman, private citizen.” And alone with Mrs. Truman in the splendor of the private railroad car in which he had stormed the country in many a fiery campaign trip, he had opportunity to reflect again upon an eventful career and take thought of the future. For Harry Truman, despite his 68 years, has made clear that he will be a man to reckon with in the years ahead. His emotions were stirred, as they have seldom been stirred be- jfore, by the sendoff he got at Washington last night at the end of a trying day in which he surren- dered the presidency to Dwight D. Eisenhower, Hundreds of cheering Democrat- ie followers thronged around the rear platform of the presidential car which Eisenhower had placed at his predecessor’s disposal, Dis- trict of Columbia Commissioner F. Joseph Donahue described Tru- man a “the greatest friend” of “little people all over the world.” An obvious lump in his throat, the gray-haired Truman, his wife and daughter by his side, respond- ed that “‘in all my career, and it has been a long one, I’ve never had an experience like this.” “This is the first time I’ve had the experience of being sent home in a blaze of glory,’ he went on. “Yl never forget this if I live to be a hundred—and that’s what I expect to do.” For more than 30 minutes, peo- ple climbed aboard the car to pump: his hand, tell him goodbye ‘and wish him luck and predict |that the Democrats again will be restored to power. Democratic senators, the outgo- ing Cabinet, government workers and all sorts of people passed through the receiving line in such numbers that the Baltimore & Ohio’s National Limited pulled out of Union Station seven minutes late. Truman is due in Independence, Mo., tonight for a hometown wel- come. Meanwhile, his long-time secre- tary, Matthew J. Connelly, is fly- ing to Kansas City from Washing- ton to set up private offices for his boss in the Federal Reserve Rank Building. , Truman’s future plans, remained a subject for speculation.. But he may disclose them within a few days after he has had a rest, For the first time since he suc- ceeded to the presidency, Truman was powerless to do anything about this train. For it is a regularly scheduled passenger train of the B&O, and the private car hooked onto it. And Harry Truman is no longer riding on a special train subject to his orders. The train stopped first at Silver ||Spring, Md., where from two to three hundred people turned out to wave at him. He barely had time to wave back until it was on its way again. At Martinsburg, W. Va., there 4 | were several hundred on hand at the railroad station. But before more than a score of them could | work their way back to the special RUGS CLEANED All Formal Garments chemically processed. All work guaranteed and fully insured, POINCIANA DRY CLEANERS 218 Simonton St. Dial 2-7632 Opening Thursday Night THE PREVIEW LOUNGE Presents... Miss Jerri Blanchard Broadway’s Favorite Comedienne 700 Duval St. Phone 2-7822 “DOG RACES START SATURDAY, JAN. 31 10 RACES NIGHTLY QUINELLA’S --- DAILY DOUBLE STRONG ARM BRAND COFFES Triumph Coifee Mill we ALL GROCERS ANYTHING ERNIN au SEF THE TWINS TOMOBILES WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHOOLING RACES FREE PARKING — BUSES EVERY \&4 HOUR ABSOLUTELY NO MINORS KEY WEST KENNEL CLUB STOCK ISLAND Truman Expected To Disclose His Future Plans Shortly ° ° Sisters Killed Baltimore (#—Two elderly sisters were killed last night when struck at an intersection. by a speeding hit-run automobile. Police said one of the bodies was dragged 100 yards. Police charged Carroll M. John- son, 30-year-old Negro, with caus- ing the death of the two women and also placed six traffic charges against him. Pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital were Miss Margaret Far- rell, 68, and Miss Mary Farrell, 62. car, the train was on again. Gone were the Secret Service agents who guarded his every step for so long. Missing were the Army, Navy and Air Force aides. No pilot car’rode ahead of this train to check the tracks. No rule of the railroads required that ev- ery bridge and trestle over which his homeward bound car moved be guarded by armed police and rail- road detectives, And Harry Truman, ex-Presi- dent, shorn of his presidenti trappings, stayed within his pri- vate car. For, while reporters rode two cars behind, they were few in number, and the club car immedi- ately next to his quarters was largely occupied by strangers. Reporters recalled how he loved to stroll the length of the special train, sticking his nose into draw- ing rooms and compartments to voice a greeting while en route to the engine to sit with the engineer for miles at a time, It didn’t matter too much last night for Truman was tired. Tues- the move ing day. Up before 6 a.m., he hai dictated mail and mor White House thanking stenograph- ers and clerks for their help |have been denied to 185 of 746 crew- men on the French liner He de France, here for the first time since the McCarran-Walter Immi- gration Act became effective. U. S. immigration officials, who flew to France and screened the crewmen on the liner’s voyage west, barred the 185 under terms of the law which requires incoming alien seamen to sign questionnaires concerning possible Communist or through the years. Then he had taken that historic ride to the Capi- tol with Eisenhower. What did.they talk about? “The weather and the crowd,” he told questioning reporters, ‘and how nice the turnout was. And how I hoped he would have a very suc- cessful regime.” After the big ceremony was over, he had driven immediately to Dean Acheson’s house in old Géorge- town, where approximately 300 of the outgoing secretary of state’s neighbors gave him an unexpected and roaring welcome. A smile and a wave of the black homburg he were to the inaugural did not satistye these Democrats. Their cries of “We want Tru- , brought him out of the house. “May T say to you that I appre- ciate this more than any enthusi- astic welcome I ever had as presi- dent or as vice president or sena- tor,” he told them. “This is the greatest demonstration any man could have. I’m just Mr. Truman, private citizen.” . New Jersey cranberry growers Produce about 95,000 barrels in 1952. a Your Grocer SELLS that Good STAR * BRAND AMERICAN and CUBAN ~—-TRY A POUND TODAY—— Seance REASONABLE Aluminum Jalc “3 DUVAL STREET be had FRENCH LINER MEN 1400 Duval COFFEE |r: SALES and INSTALLATIONS Miami Awning Windows Clearview Louver Windows MISS BARBARA TAYLOR to represent the Naval Air in competition for the Key West Navy Charity Carnival Queen. Miss Taylor is 5’ 7”, weighs 120 lbs., and has brown hair, and blue eyes. Her home town sided in Key West for the civil service employee and works in the Central Office at Boca Chica Naval Air Station, Key West. i s a coeducational TAKES, HIS Jers 5 Oe es teak ee ALONG TO THE ARMY [somewhat unusual status at that CHICAGO w—Jamés Fickey, 20,|time answered his draft notice Monday and brought -along 11 of his|# friends who had enlisted to go into the Army with him. When Fickey, of near Joliet, Il., got his draft notice, eight of his friends decided they would enlist | and go along with him. At a going- away party Saturday three more of his friends decided to volunteer. The enlistments at the Joliet re- cruiting station set ap all - time record of volunteers from any Il- linois draft board in one day. Tax Consultation...Accounting ROBERT J. GROVER Former Internal Revenue Agent In Charge of the Key Wes, Office Announces his severance from same, and the opening of a local ice 0 serve the people of this area on Tax Consultation and I accounting service at 227 Duval St. (Caroline St. entrance) OFFICE PHONE 2.5022 RESIDENCE PHONE 2.3640 AIR CONDITIONED Mat. 2 & 4:06 Night 6:12 & 8:18 has been chosen by unanimous vote Station Administrative department Mermaid (OF ZENDA is Cincinnati, Ohio, but she has re- day had been a long and exhaust-| SHORE LEAVE DENIED NEW YORK (®—Shore lea criminal connections and other subjects. Nearly 9% million trucks owned and operated in the United States. FOR QUICK SALE 2 BRICK HOUSES FURNISHED Nicely Landscaped Lots HAVE BEEN REDUCED _ FROM $18,500.00 TO $17,000 For Immediate Sale SEE HORACE YOUNG CASA CAYO HUESO DIAL 2-9193 . - Accessories pA THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI ‘at POPULAR PRICES Located In the Heart of the City WRITE or WIRE RATES for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE LJ s e' Ritz Pershing Miller Hotel Hotel Hotel 132 &. Flagler St. 226.N.E. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave. 102 Rooms 100 Rooms % Elevator Elevator Rooms Solarium Heated Elevator 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION usies Storm-Stop Awnings Jalousie Doors Superior Casements Venetian Blinds Canvas Awnings Patio Furniture West Venetian Blind Co. DIAL 2-553) Dial 2-3345 POOR OLD CRAI - SERVICE STATION Francis at Truman YOUR PURE OIL DEALER . . Tubes . . Batteries last year and a half. Barbara is a Esther Williams, Stavnast Ceased, Victor Mature, Deborah Kerr, ane Walter Pidgeon, James Mason KEY WEST David Brian Lewis Stone ag In Technicolor Action and Romance Musical Technicolor | SALVAGE CO. aoe nate | MONROE Site Old Cars and Trucks DIAL 2.5196 Last Times Today | Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. CELLS vez | THe LADY) INDIA ore | Factory Methods Used - 5 POSSESSED | 17pRISTNG All Work Guaranteed mOe Service see ||. (JamesMason | coo, emery +4 DAVID CIFELLI) || "4 June Havoc | and Audrey Lon 920 Truman Aye, (Rear) Serial: Western Dial 2-7637¢@%* ON OF GERONIMO In Technicolor ALL SPANISH PICTURE AND CARTOON BOX OFFICE OPENS 1:45 P.M. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE PHONE 2.3419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE STARTING THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY 1 HE UPROARIOUS STORY OF THE G.1. WHO TOOK HIS PET LION JANET LEIGH-CARLETON CARPENTER: w=. FEARLESS FAGAN (2 sexz) . —.. ounces venener Setesiorn soc nome a eresne some. + sum STANLEY DONEN + sacen EDWIN H. KNOPF - “oo SAN CARLOS THEATER aioe’