The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 22, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR GOBS MUST PAY OR STAY IN JAIL SENTENCE PASSED IN CRIM- INAL COURT ON CAR THEFT CHARGE Two sailors were given their choice of paying $25 and costs each or serving 60 days in eoun- ty jail after they pleaded guilty this morning before Judge Wil liam ‘V. Albury of Criminal Court to charges of using the property of another without consent. The sailors are E. W. Usher and F. W. Waldschmidt. They were still in county jail this afternoon while their friends made an at- tempt to raise the money to pay the fines and costs. According to the evidence the} two men’ drove off from the Du- val street boxing arena Wednes- day night in a car owned by Manuel Rodriguez. Later they were caught at revolver point by Night Police Captain Alberto Camero. Arraigned yesterday before | Peace Justice Franklin Arenberg, the men were held for action of | the Criminal Court. They were taken to county jail and held there after their arrest when nav- al officers entered no_ protest against arraignment of the pair by the civil authorities. The sheriff's office is making an effort to break up the practice of driving cars without permis- sion of the owners. Owners are warned to keep their cars locked. Unlocked ca are held by aui- thorities to be a temptation. “Easter Week Programs At Division School Two very interesting recholic} day programs were presented by the pupils of Division Street School during the past week. Miss Susie Gardner’s first | grade gave a Dutch play follow- | ing a study of child life in Hol-| land. This little play was en- titled “We Like Windmills”. On the stage were three large wind- mills which actually turned. } Across the front of the stage was a canal in which sailboats sailed, | and along which gay tulips nodded their heads. Two American children visited Holland. They were Sue Lasit- ter and Jack Wiley There they met the Wind, portrayed by Elsie Lee Thompson, and a group of Dutch children who acquainted them with the ways of Dutch people Pupils appearing as Dutch chil-| dren were: Zola Marie Camus, Fay Clark, Delores Gomez, Diana Gonzalez, Daniel Estevez, Norma Watson, Don Williams, Gary Thompson, Fred Schenck, Sonny Roberts and Peter Diaz. The sailboats that sailed down the canal we Terry Doughtry and Albert Key. The Easter program was in charge of Miss Gladys Pinder's fourth grade. Their play was] called, “Have You Seen The} Easter Rabbit?”, and depicted a} search by Peggy and Jimmy for} the Easter Rabbit, “or if you can| find him before er it will bring you good luc! As these} two children, played by Mer-| s Bernal and Tom Villi- asanes, wandered through a field asking the spring flowers if they had seen the ter Rabbit they! came upon an elf sleeping under | a huge toadstool. This elf, be-| ing of a kindly nature, aided} them in their search. After) much patient questioning of the various awakening flowers, the| Rabbit was found under the elf’s very own toadstool. He pre- sented each with a_ brightly colored Easter egg, and their| quest w ended. The Easter |" Rabbit was represented by Ran- dall Wagner, the elf was Sergio De La Guerra. Rain fairies who awakened the flowers were: Rose | Marie Shanahan and Irene} Wright. The flowers were Elsie| Mora and Betty Jean Bisonet as} spring beauties: Mary Frances/ Lumley anl Barbara Schuster as/ yellow violets and Margaret Kerr | and Edna Mae Alvarez were pur- | Florencio Reyes an-| ple violets. nounced the program. | Revue Show Continues With a line-up of lovely girls} in the only Revue Show in Key West, the presents two shows nightly, 12:30 a. m. complete floor at 10:45 p. m. and Patrons assert this is the only} tropical night club on the keys— a place to spend a romantic eve-j| ning amid a true Latin-Ame can atmosphere with dancing at) its best. The East River, which separates Manhattan and the Bronx from long. Habana-Madrid Club} Brooklyn and Queens is 16 — SUNDAY DINNER uggestions. N EASTER feast is usual following | the Easter service. Perhaps the fav- | orite choice is poultry, either chicken tr for master breakfast. Both turkeys and hams are low in price and either makes a@ festive dinner, says Miss Cora An- thony of the A&P Kitchen. Veal comes third in popularity. An egg-rich dessert is a good idea being both nutritive and appetizing. Fine | |Total rainfall since Mar. quality eggs are plentiful and low in price and so may be used freely for cus- tards, souffles, sponge and angel cakes. Asparagus is still fairly high but early | aspdrdgus is a treat to-which many peo- ple look forward with eagerness. Peas and mushrooms go well with poultry, new cabbage and spinach with ham. | Celery is delicious cooked as well as raw, | Salad greens are inexpensive. Fresh pineapple is now fairly plenti- ful along with rhubarb. Here are three Easter dinners at three price levels. Low Cost Dinner Roast Stuffed Chicken Giblet Gravy Boiled Rice Carrots and Peas Bread and Butter Floating Island Tea or Coffee Milk Moderate Cost Dinner Baked Ham With Cinnamon Apples Mashed Sweet Potatoes Spinach in Cream Radishes Celery Bread and Butter Lemon Meringue Pie ‘Tea or Coffee Milk Very Special Dinner Mock Turtle Soup Turkey with Mushroom Stuffing Gravy New Potatoes New Asparagus Raspberry Jelly Green Salad with Olive Dressing Rolls and Butter Fresh Pineapple Sundae Coffee VID LIS SS SS Ss HARTS LAND AFRICAN | |POMPANO AND WAHOO Messrs. Thomas Hart and Thomas, Jr., of Wynnewood, Penna., fishing aboard Capt. Reggie Trevor's “Madeline” yesterday, had, to use Mr. Hart’s own expression, “the best fishing day of our lives” with a catch consisting of two uncommon fish, a four- teen-pound wahoo and a fif- teen-pound African pompano. In addition to these beau- ties of the deep, the pair caught two bonito, a baby shark and a few barracuda, one of the latter weighing twenty pounds. Emulating real sportsmen, most of the barracudas were released. Mr, and Mrs. Hart and family, regular yearly visi- tors in Key West, are enthus- iastic endorsers of the “‘fish- ing superiority” of local wa- ters. In the summer-time they fish out of Cape May, N. J. Bs ISS SI Ss In Missouri, the average as- phalt or concrete road lasts about 30 years, the average oil or maca- dam road 10 years. 2S AT “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING Strictly Fireproof Garage | Open The Year Around Boca Chica Resort and FISHING CAMP Restaurant—Home Cooking Cottages—Charter and Row Boats—Private Beach MONROE THEATER W. Morris—Rosemary Lane THE RETURN OF DR. X * and HONEYMOON IN BALI Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c: Night—15-25c |Full moon, 23rd High |Low Sponge Cake | THE WEATHER 75th Mer. Time (City Office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours 8 {Lowest last night i ee Normal _. Precipitation Rainfall, 24 -hours ending 7:30 a. m., inches ase) 1, inches oe Deficiency inches 3. Total rainfall since Jan. | inches Deficiency inches Wind Direction ‘and. Velocity W--18 miles per hour Relative Humidity 78% since Jan. i N.B.-Comfortable humidity should be a few points below mean temperature Barometer at 7:30 a. m. today Sea level, 29.75 (1007.5 millibars: 1 Tomorrow's Almanac 6:38 a. . 6:39 p. . 6:48 p. 6:10 a. 2:33 p. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) AM. 9:24 = z 3:05 FORECAST (Till 7:30 p.m., Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset 10:0 3:2! no decided change in jing northeast Saturday. Florida: Generally fair jnight. | CONDITIONS | Pressure is low this mornin; from the extreme eastern Lak jida peninsula, and over th |southern Rockies and upper Ri |Grande Valley; lately strong high pressure are: lis crested over the upper Gulf coast. WHERE GOOD FOOD MAY BE OBTAINED o—o—Oo Cocktail Lounge Observation taken at 7:30 a,:m., 3} 7 0.62 0.82 2.80|€ommerce which 1.48 jerally fair tonight and Saturday; | tempera- probably fresh at times, becom- to- inight and Saturday; slightly cold- {er in extreme north portion to- |region southward over the Flor- | while a_ moder- | Mis- | sissippi and Missouri Valleys and | SELECTED anon SUBJECTS extends southward to the middle | Moderate to heavy rain has oc- | curred since yesterday mornin; THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘SALES UP’ SAYS | STATE C. OF C. 1 |INDEPENDENT MERCHANTS STATEWIDE REPORT IN- CREASED BUSINESS 1| JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Mar. 22 (FNS),—Steady business |provement in Florida is reflected in a-statement issued recently by the Florida State Charhber of shows that sales of independent merchants have increased from 2.9 to 31.5 percent during January of this lyear over the same period a year |ago. Greatest gain is shown by St. Petersburg with 31.5; West Palm | Beach follows with 13.3; Miami ) |is next’with 12.2; Orlando next vith 7.4, followed by Tampa, 6.4, im- m. jana Jacksonville, 5.5. m. m. |the state’s foremost tourist cen- m. |ters” show the greatest sales m, |creases, an indication It is interesting to note that in- of what trade really means to these com- tourist local merchants in P.M. | munities. 0 | 4\in Florida, and there has also [been light to moderate precipita- ‘tion in scattered localities» from Gen- |the Missouri and Mississippi’ Val- \ley eastward over the north and | middle Atlantic States. Temperatures are below: norm- imiddle Mississippi and Ohio Val- leys and Lake region, with read- lings below zero in Minnesota; while elsewhere temperatures Tee gel Be sasonable. | S. KENNEDY, g oS ‘icial in Charge. PALACE | Tex Ritter 4) SONG OF ih BUCKAROO e G) | | ewoccccnencnescnconsonse NO NAME LODGE Directly on Beach Famous Bahia Honda Fishing . 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POST TOASTIES, - 25e LEE’S FOOD CENTER Duval and Angela Streets Phone 94 Bosaiaaet BEEF ROAST, Ib - White, Guaranteed LARGE EGGS, doz. Large SHIPPED EGGS, doz. .. Country Roll BUTTER, ib OLEO, acpergeandieenabeeplenaipanrsguaaeitsemepeemangesaner oer = Dgasee Cussuceer af a a o Stone Crab Dinners a Spec Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Craig, Owners ANSWERS 70 TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ Below are the Answers to Today's Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 1.° No. Examples; agile; turbine. No. Yes. - Federal Home Loén Bank Board. Luzon, Athens. Ernest T. Weir. SAC Caesarian. odiid Pieces of wire padded, and covered with. leather ‘that are used to curl hair. An Eskimo ice hut. fragile; SPAM Bw pe ay S For Fifty Years A NAME! In Coffee In Key West STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE THAT'S A REPUTATION Lopez Funeral Service Established 1885 * Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone 135° Night 696 — MONROE — MEAT MARKET POTATOES, 10 lbs. SUGAR, 5 lbs. ONIONS, 3 Ibs. ORANGES, doz. 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