The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 3, 1953, Page 7

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Senntor’Greets Home State Boys , 4s ws 404 % UTH : CHRIST Saturday, 7:30 P.M. See... “Heathen Redeemed See how an A while tortu ” n can je HS Announces Annual Needy Basket Project %Gea, Hull Te Pusee ora perstpal | PUSAN, Korea a—Gea. John E . ‘ | . |Hull, Allied Far East commander,|week’s diszstro Santa Claus Is Coming To Town December 5 #'h*"se' nooo 9 Thursday, December 3, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 It was announced today by Ar-/experienced when he or she talked; * thur Sawyer Post No. 28, Ameri- with Santa, the American Legion! § ° can Legion, that good old maniinvites you to come to 509 Dea Aim At Strength Y Oo Santa Claus himself will arrive/Street, Saturday, December 5, and | in downtown Key West aboard a have a picture made of your child PHILADELPHIA W—Air Force! a bright and shiny red fire engine, with Santa. For every picture made Secretary Harold E. Talbott saic having had to leave his reindeer some family will realize part of yesterday America is “trying to} and sleigh up in the cold and snow your Christmas cheer. win a war without fighting” by be- ‘of the North Country. |_ The photographer will be Judd) coming ‘‘so strong no one will dare Santa will arrive and set up Bowles. j _ jattack us,” jheadquarters at $09 Duval Street) The chairman for this year’s’ Talbott, in an address before lat 2p. m., Saturday, December, booth is Alan Dunsmore. Anyone the Pennsylvania Society of Sons is and will be avaliable for all the/having toys or experience making of the Revolution, said he didn’t kiddies and grown-ups to see and UP baskets, they would like to do-/know, however, “how long we will disease—leprosy: italk with until late that night. After the clamor of Saturday night he will rest Sunday and then again put in an appearance from 2p, m. Monday through Thursday, December 7 to 10. Although it is not necessary for them to have a ‘picture to get to talk with that ; |grand old man, anyone desiring a SENATOR HARLEY M. KILGORE of West Va. (center), shakes hands and speaks with four Fleet Sonar Schoo! sailors from his native state (left to right) R. M. Gardner, SA; D. S, Hickman, SA; W, A. Smith, SN; and C. E. Cook, SN, during the Senator's visit to Fleet Sonar School Monday, Touring the schools to determine U. S. preparedness against the submarine menace, Senator Kil- gore told Captain W, H. Truesdell, Commanding Officer, Fleet Sonar School, that he was very favorably impressed with the new Fleet Sonar School and thought that the Government was get- ting good value for every dollar put into the structure. In addition, the Senator commented that the new school would save the Government large sums of money which presently go into the repair and upkeep of temporary structures.—Official U.S, Navy Photo. lana a $3,500-a-week job to enter idea.” Further talks are scheduled Haver May Star la Catholic convent last February, next week, jmay make her screen comeback The 26-year-old actress was in HOLLYWOOD — Negotiations erly next year, She and her agent, the ee 1% gg springen Ned Marin, and producer Jerry/t®? become a nun, en she re- are under way for actress June ie % ‘ a : producer fr turned home, saying ill health Haver to co-star in the movie “My Wald have gone over tentative forced her to give up religious life. Sister Eileen.” |plans, and a Columbia Pictures Miss Haver, who quit Hollywood|spokesman says “June likes the/READ THE CITIZEN DAILY “| wouldnt think picture of their child or children with Santa may have it made for a nominal sum. The picture be an 8 by 10%, black and white, jand delivery will be made before jChristmas Day. This project is an annual one | sponsored by the Legion in or- der to raise funds te provide food baskets and toys for the needy families of Key West. The | booth this year promises te be 2 great improvement over the ene set up last year since most of the difficulties encountered then have now been ironed out. From the proceeds of the last! Needy Basket Photo Booth spon-| sored by the American Legion| over 25 baskets were given to the needy of this city. Only through the courteous and wonderful Christmas spirit was this a suc- cess last year, We, who have much to be thankful for, should be will- ing to support this project to give a little cheer to less fortunate peo- jmate should call him at 2-2286. The Legion announced that any canned goods or other donations on this line will be greatly appreciat- Don't forget now that Santa will be available on the following days: Saturday, Dec. Sth from 2 Pp. m. until] 9 p, m. and again on Mon through Thurs. from 2 p. m. until 9 p. m. Have that picture made wil} {2iS year and make someone else Mrs. William J. Condon—is expect- happy! Flute Player ‘Appeals Cases jthe Mexican army on charges of Playing sour notes at the Falcon Dam dedication has challenged his accuser to a musical duel—flute versus a trombone. ‘ Sgt. Silvestre Mayorga was ousted in disgrace for what his superior called playing false notes in a rendition of the national an- \them in the presence of residents Eisenhower and Ruiz Cortines Mayorga appealed. At a hearing yesterday he said he played for 15 years with sym- |Phonic orchestras ana the ballet and with the orchestra at the Pal- ace of Fine Arts. iple than ourselves. All of the pro-| \fits realized from this picture booth are used in the preparation of the baskets, | If you would like to have a last-' ing reminder of the joy your child Trombone player Amador Perez, director of the army band, had little training by comparison, Ma- yorga said, and knew little or noth- ing about flutes. Furthermore, Mayorga said, he would be happy to meet Perez on the field of honor and let experts decide whether he could tweed'e of washing | ® diapers without CLOROX!” with Clorox your linens - — ing dinginess and stains. ete are sanitary. No other — rm-killing efficiency! When you launder for Clorox removes lin Z re important, your : — estiied product equals Clorox in ge Make your bathroom “guest clean” with CLOROX! ] When you include Clerex in your bothroom cleoning routine, you | need have no concern ebeut un- | expected company. For Clerex removes stcins, deodorizes, disins fects. It quickly ond easily makes your bathroom sperkling clean, fresh, sanitary! See label direcs tions for the uses of Clorox America te! ©1883, Carex Chemical Co cL More good news! Clorox also deodorizes .. . leaves linens daisy fresh even when dried indoors! In addition, Clorox, a liquid, contains no gritty particles to damage wash and washer. Clorox is extra gentle, free from cause tic, made by an exclusive, patented formula! iF 2. Bright fast colors... Clorox s Pemoves dulling fim. OROX-cleay... it’s SAFER for fami the flute better than Perez could woot with th trombone. SESE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS | MEXICO CITY (®—A flute play-| er dishonorably discharged from TICKETS |] 105 Simonton St, have to maintain that situation.” Talbott said the United States has built up a strong home defense! — with “50 bases where defense air- craft can be in the air in three minutes.” “Held Over By Special Request” OUTSTANDING REVIVAL CHURCH OF GOD 1008 OLIVIA STREET YOUTH EVANGELISTS from PORTLAND, OREGON Come! 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