The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 8, 1943, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN .- |FOUR WOMEN ORDERED| COUNCIL APPOINTS +TO GET OUT OF TOWN teacher;; The case against Ula Biale, F |Frances Kallahan, Richard Ker Patricia Byrd, Dorothy John |Mary E. Roberts, Sylvia Wi liams. 1A—Miss Williams, _ | PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS a arta etiatas e Harris School Honor Roll “3 SOCIETY s-! (Continued from Page One normally would pass on the ap- | cision on all future applications fir teacher; erce, and M Ze F concern. BUY WAR BONDS Chas. Aronovitz DEPARTMENT STORE Key West's Largest Derartment Store Motor freight volume in March thrive in the climate of Key West, 13.6 per cent above February. except in a few obscure spots which meet the necessities of those who resort to them, feeling assured of congenial surroundings. The play would have called for no ‘criticism had it: been presented to a “sophisticated” ;audience. i Perhaps few “eommunities can surpass Key West when it comes teache Oecccccccccsccsssessoooovecee Cecccccccccccce | \ STEPHEN C SINGLETON REVIEWS KEY i; Hnoor Roll of pupils for the Marilyn Adams, Dean Brown,| Jane Woods and Gertrude Mor-’ Plication. . last six-week study period at the|Donald Ewton, Gilbert Gates,} |. ee ; ‘ . LAYERS’ ‘THE VINEGAR TREE’ Harris School follows: Kenneth Kerr, Johnnie Lamber.| "8°" Charged with fighting, Mr. Russell will render a de- WEST P! | 1B and C—Mrs. Watkins {son, John Lowe, Allen Mundy,|@S dismissed yesterday after- z ? "| Robert Muse. ;noon by Justice of the Peace : | teacher; Wayne Huddleston, A. ‘ ... |Raul Carbonell, who ordered /in lieu of a plumbing board. By STEPHEN C, SINGLETON |G. Boyer, Robert Appelrouth. a6 and A—Miss. Haskins. }inom to Jeave town. : Executive Secretary, Key West Chamber of Commerce | 1B—Mrs. Stricker, teacher; ees spnie apna ened Irene Ezell, charged with vag-| 5: C- Singleton, executive s The title of the play seems to; But, the toughest, and the best! Patricia Byrd. lton ‘Warren, Bruce Cleare, Billig {t@0cy> Was discharged and shg|frlary of the Chamber of Cc be appropriate. Seldom has so) Sf us (often the same person) Pipes ae Williams, DuBrueil, Jack Gibson, Norman ‘00 Was warned to leave Key; a Saree = ware i seks SeeRteae te cree ‘ 2 |Hicks, Donald Key, J s, | West. iPelative to the. radio br talented and personally, Braciov® | gnd especially children. y/yp2B—and ;A >-sMiss Haskins,| Vita Barros Se Be an CE EE AREER ‘8 Bie se a an organization, labofing fof & i yh = frd yA askins,| Vita Barroso, Julie Lange, Rose- z Gut of Fort Lauderdale in whict most worthy cause, sponsored bye]; “Vinegar Tree” felt no such in acher; Frank’ Roberts, Jimmie} mary Lowe, Marilyn Martin, Pa- WPA BIGGEST Key West was given much vz tine civic club, inflicted oh ap un- hibiti .T9.,.Ap.,, audience com-| Butler, Patricia Ann Johnson, tricia Mills, Shirley Nelson, Faye _ es | able publicity. Mr. Singleton » suspecting community” so"SothSih | Bosed Jargely of women. pd. chi. Robe se Lastres, Vita Barroso,| Ross, Linda Sue Hankamer. (Continued from Page One) _| requested to write to Fort I offering. dren, it’ fe Hest of virginity, Julie Lange, May Ranger, Faye; 9a Mrs. Somers, _ teacher: / other reason than its airport build-|erdale and extend the t i i what be called draggltt ih’“d"“ few ‘reféreneds to | Ross, Uiitda “Sue Hankamer. {Camille Walterson, Elizabetis ing program. the City Council for the excel- histicated” Day. which, being in- Ssex;"DENG lb#D! of the women’ 2A—Mrs. Somers, teacher; Bar-|Walterson, Barbara Jean Pinder, The majority of U. &. airports| lent program advertising the ti ed, : thing alien and childret inthe audience heard|bara Jean Pinder, Ruby Ennis,| Jewel Gardner, Hortense Calleja,; were built or improved by WPA. |land City. aif aieerse ards ¢ T hacchotic still| ‘he words “God” and “Damn”|Myrna Curry, Shirley Thomp- | Hilary Higgs, Carlton Pinder,'In all, more than 800 airports re-| An ordinance was passed is ris ‘ at the homely virtues| US¢®, More abundantly than they|son, Clements Betancourt, Gus-| Thomas Archer, Gustavo Perez.|ceived WPA attention. Almost/ its first reading providing th Be aictinbniatie Achabion had heard them in the previous six tavo Perez. Sess thout exception, they are in mil-|all fresh meats coming into Key that distinguish Americans from if ! 3B—Mrs. Huddleston, teache : ; a the parasites that shed a phos- months, if any. | 3B—Mrs. Huddleston, teach-| Rosario Lopez, Fay Pent, Doris |it@7y use today. Our air forces West be inspected locally befo 2 i -| It is to be hoped that the next/er; Jimmie Cooper, Richard | pj 7 .,{ training program would be years| _ Phorescent glow abroad in the cap- | per, Piarott, June Haun, Tommy j = | itals of Europe, and the night club} Presentation by the Key West/Roberts, Mitchell Appelrouth. | West, James Pettis, Neil Berg-|Pchind its present peak without | areas of New York and Washing-| Players will be the work of an au; 34_Mrs. Albury, teacher; Joe|strom, Donnie Carbonell, Hilton | those WPA airports. ton. ioe whose poverty of mie is not Faulk, Billie Osterhoudt, Rosina | Sawyer, Sammie Nodine, Jimmie | so acute that lacking wit he mus Cooper, Gerre Gray, June John- | Cooper. leon ee ee | SAMs. Albury, wont AE tapecinaee ik ae | Dale Jane yeeee, Gall, Sweet-|Tony Barrera, Kenneth _Baza,|Carmen Avila, Edna _Elwood,| realized, the suggestion is offered ; riquez. P “|Jerry Carter, Kenneth Felton,| Delores Ennis, Shirley Papy. | that the name, “Key West Play- | 1B Miss -D Ao Julius Pinder, Barbara Black-| §p mr. Carey, teacher; Ralph ers,” be changed to “Washington” | aes ungan, teacher: | welder, Rosina Cooper, Peggie | pyBreuil, Betty Bowman. Doro-! a $4 hat | Grace ernandez, Martha Anne|Creech, Patricia Cruz, Ruth a & eS ‘, or “New York” Players, so that! Go ngoif, thy Carbonell, Virginia Cox, the judg-{ Gandolfo, Jimmy Lamberson,| Haun, Allene Speer, Gail Sweet-| Jyanita Davis, Sophie Roberts, | Bigt Ry ' Thompson, Doris Tyson,|ing, June Yates. ‘ini < €' me! 2) Rattles Weng)” » | ng, eae 2 __| Lillian Stewart, Beverly Suarez. | just CGiot eyes Wels is |; 4B—Miss Dungan, teacher; | 6A—Mrs,, Ely, teacher; Loret-| 4Al—Mrs. ‘Mundy, teacher; | Billy Cruz, Jimmy’ Curry, John! ta Cattonell, Gloria Brown, Pa | ilies may roperly be Dove Hawi the nes to the fr al igotous use| with i a Z H yy Crawley, Jacquelyn Duane, of profanity. Vi wo ie the| For, Ruth Hanka-| Sanchez, Walter Walterson, Vi writer pleatis quilty. After all,! ican : most profanity is a confession on} undermined, itis Curry, Jimmy Lamberson, Chas. 'tricia Harrison, Alton Norris, At |! er ‘ Goehring, Maurice Ghingold, , + ng, mer, PAT’ ‘Gibson, Jr. Lillian|ian Cox, Anita Fernandez, Grace David Pettis, Eddie Weatherford, | | hing Saveyer.* | Fernandez, Beverly Gibson, Mary | wynae Dawson. : Bag MOTHER’S DAY the part of its practioner, that} resorts of parasi re the an-|_ 5BMrs. Mathison, _ teacher; Ellen Kelly, Pauline Mills. PES SS Sea ae | his vocabulary is inadequate and| cient standards of American man-/ Leonard Salazar, Christine Las-|_ 442—Mrs. Meador, _ teacher; | ~ = that he wousses” Genushe he is ig-| ners are corroded. jtres, Joyce Gibson, Dorene}James Ewton, Jesse Martin, Joan) We have a large selechon of Gat: norant of language that will better} Key West, the real Key West,! Clawson, Carolyn Betancourt, | Kimball, Margot Mowatt. | STRAND THEATER . define his sentiments. So this is|is not “sophisticated.” It is} Barbara Delgado. |. 4Al—Mrs. Mundy, _ teacher: | i | ane not a crusade against profanity,| American—old fashioned, if you! 5SA—Mrs. Russell, teacher; De-| Horace Averette, Kenneth Key,} bias Ror pte ea | little as can be said in its favor. | like that word better. lores Ennis. | Millard Solomon, Gay Lou Bar-/ ‘WHITE CARGO’ | 6B—Mr. Carey, teacher; Ralph|roso, Ruth Rose Gibson, Sarah ES Pa A A Oa ea Coming: “Immortal Sergeant” | But these standards do ae the dialogue of the tur- \ r-|Helen_ Jefferson, and C — Mrs. For Last Minute ‘Shoppers We Suggest rrryrrriry @ Coccccccccococcocccs| = Z ~ ;DuBreuil, Betty Bowman, Vir-| Roberts, Mary Lou Solomon, ' \ RECITAL TONIGHT rmayor. | mer. ; WEATHER REPORT 6A—Mrs. Ely, teacher; Lenora} 5B — Mrs. Mathison, teacher:} : ‘ There will be an organ recital Dorene Clawson, Observation taken at 8:30 a. ta! presented this evening, begin-! | Aurelia Villate. pa | ning at 8 o'clock, at St. Paul's Attendance | BRIAN DONLEVY in ‘emperatures | Episcopal Church, under the di: Perfect attendance record of|rio Branly, John Richard Clause. | ‘“ ” Highest last 24 hours | ‘WAKE ISLAND Lowest last night 77; An excellent program has been School for the fifth six-week pe-|Joe Curry, Herman Johnson,; Mean 80! arranged, and an evening of riod of the 1942-'43 school se |e Z Precipitation who attend. i 1B ; ——_—-—_——— teacher; Kenneth Bearup, Billy} Rainfall 24 hours ending Japanese broadcast reveals loss Begleman, Richard Hall, Wayn 9 ri i a : HOLTSBERG’S ; d —_—_ 1B—Mrs. Stricker, teacher; x . omer trés “ ~ inches" —— ~ oT. 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