The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 14, 1954, Page 10

Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, December 14, 1954 SANTA’S Mail Box Children of Key West and Monroe County are invited to send their letters to Santa Claus to The Key West Citizen, Each day Santa will read in The Citizen what the girls and boys want for Christmas so that he can start filling orders ahead of time. All letters will be placed in The Citizen’s Special Mail Bag and sent to Santa at Toyland, North Pole, by special airplane. Children are asked to make their letters as brief as possible and to be sure the writing is legible. Christmas will be here before you know it, so get busy and start sending your letters to Santa at The Key West Citizen. Dear Santa, I want a bicycle for Christmas and my brother wants a bicycle too. Your Pal, Calvin LaMar Jackson, 228 Truman Ave. Dear Santa Claus, Will you please bring me a two wheeled bike. A double gun hols- ter and guns. There will be a coke and some cookies on the table so please help yourself, Thank you for everything, I love you, Johnny Milner Age 5 Dear Santa Claus, T am a little girl three years old. Please bring me a baby doll and a baby buggy. And I have a Kitty Kat named Kitty Pep and please bring him a fish. Love from Lou Jones Mary Lou Trailer Ct., Stock Island Dar Santa, I am a little girl 6 years old and I don’t know how to write yet so my Daddy is writing this for me. I would like very much to have a bicycle. Do you think you cout bring me one? Natalie Solano 410 Catherine St. Dear Santa, I mailed a letter to you this morning but forgot to put a stamp on it so I’m sending you another. I want a cowboy suit and a trin and a trailer truck, Thank You, Richard Feyer Dear Santa, I want a walking bride doll. My name is Patsy. My sister Janie wants a doll stroller and a doll. Sharon, my other sister wants a do'l and stroller. Larry my brother, wants a bear and wagon. Hurry and come please. Love, Patricia Ann Carpenter, 542 B W. Poinciana Dear Santa, I am a good girl and eat my vegetables most of the time. Please honey, I want a doll suitcase and Mrs. Santa Claus to make me some doll clothes. Please bring my sister, Dink, who is two years old, the same thing so she won't cry for mine and some panties. I am four years old. I Love you Beth Ferris 2420 Patterson Dear Santa, I am just writing you to let you know what I want for Christmas, I want a doll and a bike and an electric iron, please, with love to all and Merry Christmas and to all good night. Thank you, Santa. Juliette McIntosh 618 Whitehad St. Dear Santa Claus, I would like to have a globe and a black board. Do you know what else I want? I want a doll, Love, Daryl Ann Fitzharris 12222 White St. Dear Santa Claus, I am a very good girl and also help my Momma very much and I never tell lies. Would you please bring me a red horse, a pretty doll, and a small cute piano. I am four years old so my sister is writ- ing this for me. Thank You, Love you very much Pitty Ann Gonzalez, 416 Olivia St, Dear Santa Claus, I am dreaming of you every night. I am five years old. Please bring me a train, dump trucks and would like to have ‘a tent. I also have a dog named Tippie and he would like to have a pound of wein- ers. Thank You, Darrell Jones, Mary Lou Trailer Ct., Stock Island. Dear Santa, My name is Lona Munnings, I hav a brother and his name is Floyd Jr., and we have been a good girl and boy. Please leave me a walking doll, a tea set, ice box, washing machine and a cowgirl out- fit. My brother wants a train set, cowboy suit, a football and every- thing that is nice for us. I will leave you something on the table. Thank you, Santa. Thanking you in advance, Lona and Floyd Munnings Jr. 1-B’Fort Village. Dear Santa, 1. I want a chemistry se’ A dentist set. . A knight set, . A tuba. . A Caterpillar tractor. . Some football shoulder pads. . A pair of sneakers, . And a basketball Terry Tuynam 167-D Peary Court Age 8. Dear Santa, My name is Annette Knowles and I am 8 years old, I have three sis- ters, Sylvia 4 yrs., McKellar 3 yrs., and Shirley 3 mos, and one brother 6 yrs. old. We would like for you to bring us plenty of toys. A piano, New Home For Disabled Man Is Provided By Co-Workers HARRISBURG. Pa. (® — Bob Wolfe woke up in his new home here today—a nome that already iis filled with at least 50,000 mem- ories. “Some people hate a home with memories,” he said. “Me—I love it because they are all pleasant memories.” Bob, who made his observations from a wheel chair, was given the! home yesterday by Harrisburg residents, The 32-year-old former Marine was permanently disabled while fighting a fire here 16 months ago. A spinal injury, suffered when a wall collapsed, paralyzed him from the waist down. Members of the Riverside fire company, of which he was a mem- ber, began a door-to-door fund drive and had the house built for Bob at an estimated cost of $20,- 000. “When I was lying in the hos- pital for 11 months after the ac- cident, things looked pretty dim,” he recalled. “Then, out of a clear blue sky, } I get this beautiful home given to me and about all I can do is get all choked up and start to sniffle. “I even caught myself crying last night when people dropped by to welcome me into my new home.” The new home, a_ sprawling, Van Johnson Is Rebel Captain In Strand Movie With his role as a Confederate captain behind the Union lines dur- ing the last days of the Civ] War in “The Siege at Red River,” to open at the Strand Theatre Thurs- day, Van Johnson further affirmed his repuation as one of Hollywood’s most versatile stars and one of its most durable military men. Van, whose co-star in the film is Joanne Dru, has beein in uniform for al- most half of his 44 movie roles to date. He wore his first army uni- form in “The War Against Mrs. Hadley” 12 years ago and has ap- peared as a member of various forces in “A Guy Named Joe,” “Battleground” and “The Caine| Mutiny,” still released, among a long list of his combat epics. | After finishing “The Siege at Red | River’ and his first role as a Con- federate soldier, Van was convine- ed that a soldier in enemy terri- tory 90 years ago took just as many risks and had just as adventurous a time of it as soldiers in the same spot today. For his role as Captain Farra- day, Van was called on to ride a horse for the first time and here again he demonstrated his versa- tilite Before “The Siege at Red River” was finished he had be- come an expert rider although he admitted “that I spent too many nights dining off the mantel after my first introduction to the saddle.” bike, dolls and a cowboy suit for | my little brother. | Annette Knowles 723 Elizabeth St |Dear Santa Claus, I would like very much to have |a Cindy strutter doll, a doll strol- | er, a little bathinette, nurse set and |a quilt set and please bring Tom- my a baby doll and trains. He is two and is a good boy. I am a good girl. I will leave you something good. We love you Santa. Nancy and Tommy 117 Simonton St, ranch-type building, is completely equipped with the latest appliances | and fixtures. Wolfe, his wife and their daughters, 4 and 5, had lived | in a rented two-story house in cen- tral Harrisburg. “The best part of the whole thing is that now I can manage to get around my home because it is all on one floor,” Bob said. Referring to his future, Bob says: | “I am receiving some insurance to take care of me and my fam- ily and I intend to learn some} job that I can do at home to keep| my time occupied.” “They tell me that the money was donated in everything from nickles and dimes to large bills,” he said. “Along those lines I figure at| least 50,000 persons had a hand in this. | “Yep, I got a brand new home already equipped with 50,000 pleas- ant memories. That’s a_ pretty good start I think.” Chamber Resents Reference To Town As Outpost MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho W— Herman Hass, president of the Chamber of Commerce here, says he plans to write a letter to the Hollywood Coordinating Commit- tee, an organization which an- nounced Sunday it will send a group of movie stars to Mountain Home Air Force Base Christmas Day. Hass says he thinks that’s a fine idea, but he told a reporter he! doesn’t think much of one of the reasons the committee gave for the trip: That the base is 55 miles | from the nearest settlement. “They must think we’re a bunch ot cowboys and Indians,” said Hass, who lives about 11 miles | fi the base, i 5,000 other residentse "i shout han ACCIDENT FAILS TO HALT WEDDING RESBURG, Idaho (» — Ned D. McMinn and Merla May Williams were married in Madison Memo- rial Hospital, where the bride was | being treated for a broken collar | e uto accident. | The wedding took place on sched- | bone received in an ai ule. Only the locale was changed And, also on schedule, a recep- tion was held after the in the bride’s home, Th attended. ne earon ——— HOTEL KEEPS FIREMEN BUSY IN COLO. TOWN BOULDER, Colo. — If it Wweren’t for the Boulderado Hotel, | life would be Pretty dull for! Boulder firemen. On Nov. 12 the department an-| swered its second call in four days | te put out a minor blaze at the hotel in this city of 25,000. It didn’t receive another alarm until Sun-| day. That was to quench a small fire | in a coal pile, wooden boxes and tubbish—at the Boulderado Hotel. NO SANTAS AT PARTY MIAMI, Fla. (®—Harry Nichols, a professional Santa Claus here, thought it would be nice to have all the other professional Santa Clauses at a party. He sent out invitations, bought refreshments and waited expectantly. Three newspapermen and a small boy showed up, but no Santas. ee CITIZEN ADS BRING RESULTS SPEEDY RELIEF from excess stomach acidity WELCOME HOME CAKE—Lt, Cmdr. Ted N. Swain (right) and Chief Nickolis Salaki (left) accept the cake which was presented to the crew of the Submarine Picuda by USS Bushnell cook D. S. Lindgren Saturday on the occasion of the sub’s return from a three-month tour of duty in the Mediterranean and waters around Englarei and Scotland. The sub came safely through the recent storm which lashed the British Isles and surrounding waters, taking a toll of lives and ships.— Official U.S, Navy Photo, BISMA-REX In less than one minute. . Bisma-Rex neutralizes excess stom- ach acidity. Then various ingred- tents it contains, working in re- lays, continue to bring prolonged relief. Try it. 4% Oz. 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