The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 10, 1943, Page 4

——— THt KEY WEST CITIZEN VISITING HERE | CITY COUNCIL TWO-FOOTED LATIN LIGHTNING TUESDAY, AUGUST 86, 100% “JEWELER’S TRICK LEAVES HIM COL LUNCHEON AT YACHT | cius mucH enjoyed WEATHER REPORT rgeant Jack E. Wallace, (Continued from Page Une) errs ed Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wallace of said they were Maitland Adams, ieee a ™ ee By the Clabs Reporter Observation taken at 8:30 a. m Of Mr. anc eal ete -sgeilion —_ presi By ADELAIDE KERR since she was four. First in tour = — oe > *y West, was among the recent E, P. Winter and Horace ryan i ‘ * onvy ist caves in the Gypsy quarter of HOMINY The Key W Yacht Club Sat EW.-T. (City Office) ‘silage priggn : wybe you think you envy isi e€ ypsy CITIZENS . ean T A ‘arrivals in Key West for a visit The six that were sub- cian eatin. Granada, Spain, where she w . eon ; sania emmend h his parents and other rela-| mitted at a previous meeting were “co. i bilied as the world’s born. Next. in. vé parts of K ast 24 hours s well as friends. E. P. Winter. Horace O'Bryant, greatest Spanish gypsy dancer. Spain, where the wandering A last night «nt Wallace, who is an Reginald Pritchard. Joe Pearl- 2 °° aie ot ants d. And then, at eight, WAR m A She often makes two thousand a ayas troupe ae oe ses lane 66 ‘aerial gunner in the Air Corps, is|mam, Maitland Adams and Russell, When she flashes, likh, in Paris, where she starred ‘SOPARTMENT SAYS MANY : ¥ : 84 now stationed at Biggs Field, El Johnson. ughtning, across a stage, Manhat- Raquel Miller show “ + ee , r . i u Precipitatica Paso, Texas. He € pects to leave As the matter stands now. the zan’s Latin: under as. And Danced in Euro; wales WEL BF CALLED *"' tricity, Public Worke Rainfall 24 hours ending tom on the return trip to/council will await word from Mz. 114: of people in Manhattan who _ For sever aite foe REEMAMINA TION ; sayratd beac pid orla inches T. camp. Carr as to whether he desires to joint Latin, crowd around later, Carmen d sata a | Tot Seep Aa 3 eet have another meeting called in the (3 tious respects troupe in va F Sy HERMAN ® ALLEN point. « Ngfice bane Set 1.27; (Continued from Page One» 2088. but_ the majority of the <a eee eee emacs he ame I ly VeFETOSs- | , i cutie Seams © ee One council were outspoken in their ~ ‘ edhe wank ane weeen Se 200 @e teeerts " { the c s usual bree rainfall since Jan. 1, mis Shells from the shirs and bombs dehieiation to bane tk OM Not Even One beta = a = HEAVY CERMAS ue presentid at se luncheon ee 0 ; i membershi oagyeagnee lut -_ s y at Deficiency since January 1, and bullets from the skies have pig ag uy 5 an si 4 acy ae . Vald A.M nd A ae ae ” contributed greatly to the success depends on whatever may be of- e and her When ae a arts ac : H ( ¥ elative Humidity i she and her eine g . : : Ps O “ih . of the Allies on land. saint yeh easel as They come to|her black hair swit 7 P heels clacking, her vey = Tomorrow's Almanac —___________ | sides concerned. of scarlet, she seems t < scs i 6-59 a TEE ee | Franklin J. Albert. who was sia- | ng the trified. And she elect nen D me, = al ciate tioned in Key West with the WPA ak ae thi A. t s K pier 4 out of this di As one critic 5 ‘ K. ¢ s aos (i forces sometime back, was pres- st knocks you out H. A. Bra 4 ‘ ent at the meeting last night in 7 pear ‘ the interest of the newly appoint- ~ A Little Girl . GIVEN PROMOTION Tomorrow's Tides TTT”. ff eational committe. which Berge = - —— (Naval Base) FOR SALE will endeavor to secure a loan | 8 Al ly 95 pounds ae a8 High Tide Low Tide —— from the Federal Works Agency ‘ 1 é w M ; 3 ( Her eves a k , 5:55 j COCOANUT PALMS, two years fer carrying on a recreation pro- cs pla ine ; oe eae 1:22 p “ Se ea 1126 South St. gram in Key West. ngs ag iv lith : FORECAST aug9-3tx Mr. Albert said that he would aha =e near 4 : , elect J AEN —____ willingly cooverate with the mem- : ot i cs : Peewee ad wa \L LIBRARY BOOKS. Li- ters of the committee in endeav- . i ' : copies of latest best seli- oring to get the program under ~* . é i 8 = ot mien ad way as soon as possible. The bud- Likes U.S. Men : . SMITH, bookseller, get set up by the recreation com- ‘ . oe. F : : JMPE: . monton and Eaton Sts. mittee was submitted to the ye — t i : ; council last night, and received y as ees — ‘ a Regen Meee See the approval of the board. sag ae asaegive = ae ‘yg 40-FT. CABIN CRUISER The budget calls for the employ- . ’ - | A At able for ing, sleeps ment of a manager of recreational | : aaa if pe - mot verhauled. activities at a salary of $3,600 per ~ ee Bike Sgr Pp Whitehead St sane annum. an assistant at $2.400 and ° - aes z 2 various other employes The total , aaseaag Not o: . FOR SALE_N amount for teking care of the ~ “*. " C a x ¢. Dinette Set. te Personnel would be $31.160 to be | “ Pry Nosinia a> ak 4 expended only where actual need ' ssc dip ia aca TORT B. a )3tx #8 Shown for whatever the activ- ‘' : STRAND THEATER 7 AUB ™ ities mav be. TEMPERATURES ge eee INDIAN SERVES aw —. rie 3 D Porm. vessel. which had been used in requested to write the Stat» De- AS ARMY CHAPLAIN GINGER 2OGEES « for the 24 ae : <'"" conection with the vocational partment at Washinc’on ‘ONCE UPe® cy de si si = training school. was donated to ing that 2 representaliy HONE Y™MOOG® ‘ report the 1 * Pl the city at last night's meeting. io Key West on October WA Comung THE WRECHEE Gl B nem : and was duly eccepted. The city is a Cuban holiday, at which tim Indian Highest I t psi ‘"” in turn decided to donate the ves- Augustin Parla will be presented ' I last 24 ght “sips sel to the Stadium Committee to with e medal honoring him as be- Arn ' st * \ \ ’ 2 - ‘ dispose of as thev saw fit. The ing the first sirmzn to make a Hy t / 3 POI : committee will offer the vessel flight £ Kev West to Cuba O1sp ( E ne a for sale, and will use the receipts :nan aqo. Representatives Lorn in Eluin, O ncemer veal . 2 larg derived for taking care of a part na will also be invited 21 W: of the expense in providing to come here for the ceremonies. Y MARRIED BACHELO® te amusement at the stadium Mr. Parla is at present director ; ond “AVENC IN. OE © 20-3 grounds. and inspector of the Airport Di 4OUSl OF ORE eS ae Mayor Willard M. Albury was vision in Havana S 1 ’ KEY WEST 90 81 — es ¥ K.W. AIRPORT 30 76 aa — Pith aaa cae ami, % - ; OF FECHNI \ BOOKS —_ S Ss . ( . . < PA EI R HELP WANTED W E HEN HELP. < More WAACS ELI Was WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. 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