The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 29, 1946, Page 4

"£.GE FOUR Beautiful Dancing, In Baron Reci Tonight at the Key West High School auditorium, the Baron School of the Dance will give a recital 7:00 p.m. ‘ program presents many. beautiful and intricut dancing, v vide variety of colorful In the program are: Corp de Ballet; Julie Stone, Mae Kaplan, Letr Garcia, Joan Lanier, Bett Conova, Norma Wallace, Edna Delpino, Carleen Moore, a xraham and Julius Pinder. Ballet: Mary Harris, Nuehouse, Wallace and featuring E in a toe ballet to} of Tales Spanish Bullfighter dance} ll be d it is the the motion ericana’ st Side Dru Nuehouse, danced by Paul Baron same dance he did picture “Pan West Side, tap: No- Christine ates, Ethel Weaver, lan Paul Authority On Play, Stop And Lt. Rolly Hill ‘shortly out of the Army is spending two days at the Con¢ha Hotel. He (apparently) the Southernmost City in the coun he one furtherest from his on his last stop to put the finish paragraphs to his latest book commended By Rolly Hill”. He is sampling the good eating plz , Places to stop, shop, etc. He will return to Miami Beach Wednesday, where he ig spending the winter. His book is in the hands of the pub- lisher now and his last chapter on Florida, left from Key West I chosen aC SOCIETY By PATRICIA Dona Graham,} Vienna} Where To Go, Eat, City Sells 1,11 Bicycle Licenses LAST YEAR 1,562 PURCHASED: SELLING MORE THIS YEAR * PHONE 535 ‘Fine Costumery tal Tonight At 7:00 Carl Graham, Jackoline Schaf- |fer, Julius Pinder and Carleen Moore. Jack in the Box, an acrobatic dance: Yolanda Harris. | Trio tap: Norma Wallace, Joan! | Lanier and Betty Conova. ! Ballroom Tango: Ruth Simone | and Paul Baron. The second act will include Begine to Beguine, tap interpre- tation by Paul Baron. Wooden Soldier by Yolanda} Har Military tap: Norma Wallace, Joan Lanier and Betty Conova. Acrobatic control dance by Carleen Moore. Authentic East Indian Temple | Dance by Davie Prince. Corp de Ballet featuring Gail Wallace. Ballroom Ballet featuring Ruth | Simone in Moonlight Madona. The music will be furnished by Hector Barrosa and his La Concha Orchestra. Madam Suzan ‘Staley disigned the costumes. Bicycle licenses sold 1,118 by this morning according to rec- | ords in. city tax | office: — The licensés which only went en sale'a*'week ago are bein; rapidly purchased. Last year only 1,562 were purchased. Army Recruiting Officers Coming | Lt. Colonel Eugene W. Hilton, Commanding Officer in the Miami Recruiting Service and Sgt. Floyd Crawford will again visit Key. West in connection with Army recruitment. The Army recruiting team will be in the Post Office Building here in Key West on January 29, 30 and 31. of this week to help ap- plicants start or continue their Army careers. This recruiting team wlil make two three-day visits to Key West each month, at which times they, will explain many Army policies, such as 20- year retirement, educational benefits, reenlistment | furloughs and bonuges,;in3#rance, and se- curity unequaled, in history. Fire This Morning On Passover Street Shop Writing Here the army he served as Secretary to Generals Eisenhower, Smith, Craig, Dunn, Patton, Doolittle, Archbishop Spellman, Winston Churchill, Sir Arthur Tedder and all visiting generals in A. F. H-2 in Algiers, Eisenhower’s* head- quarters. Lt. Hill thinks Key West a great town ana would like to| spend more time: here, He plans to come back in March for a week or two. Popularly known as Rolly, he is author of “Living the Life of Rolly”. Mr. Rolly has served two years in General Eisenhower's The Fire Department was called out at 1:15 o'clock this morning and upon arriving on the scene discovered a small fire on the outside of a small resi- dence in the rear of a lane on Passover street. The fire was quickly extinguished with very little damage resulting. Acting Fire Chief John Car- bonell stated that he has reasons: today Rolly Hill lives in Minneapolis, Minn., Hollywood, Califor- nia. During his five years in headquarters in Africa and Italy to believe that the fire wargof ; He is known as an authority on| incendiary origin inasmuch, a ‘where to go, play, eat, stop and) pottle of kerosene was fou Raop.” the premises. The alarm was sounded from Sailorman Calls New Jersey Ph eph J Fioreldo of Trenton, N. J., won the free phone call at USO Club bingo last night. His mother, Mrs. Anthony Fioreldo, of 10 W. Paul Avenue, the r vhen she receiv Wednesday night. The bingo is a regular Sunday night feature of the USO Club ‘at 303 Duval street. The tenth prize every Sunday night is a free phone call home. Mrs. Yankee To Address Wives Thomas Scott Gay, Jr., for the next Officers’ luncheon and club meet- announce that the guest be Mrs. William Yankee will tell during her ing, speaker Ya of Santo Tomas and the Philippines. luncheon and meeting held Friday, Feb. 1st at at the Mort Taylor Reservations m. r than Thursday, Mrs. Stene at the | 339, ex- Mrs. Gay at street. All officers’ cordially invited to get acquainted. Social Calendar ll be come Bridge », Fort Taylor Offi- cers’ Club. 8 p.m. x * Birthday Ball, Hotel. 9 p.m. eke * THURSDAY West Neekly Winter Visitor Social. 8 p.m. USO, corner of Duval and Caroline Streets irl Scouts, Troop 4, Fleming set Methodist Church. 4:00 ¥* 4M SATURDAY Brownie Troops, Fleming Street Methodist Church. 10:00 a.m. x * MONDAY Jayshees, Junior Chamber of Commerce Clubhouse. 8:00 p.m. Key West Players, Barn Thea- ter. 8:00 p.m. Joan of Are was born in 1412 in Domremy, France. Brownie Troops macist’s Mate First Class| | constantly until cheese is melted La} box 312, situated at Windsor Lane and William streets. The Weather — FORECAST |To Church Next Sunday, February 3rd, | both Brownie troops and troops) | 4 and‘5 of the Girl Scouts will nieet at the corner of Eaton and} Key West and vicinity: Partly Simonton streets, at 7:00 p.m..) | cloudy with little change, in tem- to. attend the monthly church) perature this afternoon, tonight meeting. This month the service! and Wednesday; moderate to oc- | will be held at the First Baptist} casionally fresh northeast to | Chureh, jeast winds, becoming easterly | ae | tonight and Wednesday. ; i * Florida: Partly cloudy with Tomato Shr imp | tittle change in temperature to- | day, tonight and Wednesday. Jacksonville through Florida \Weekend Rarebit | | | Straits and East Gulf: Moderate Weekends with friends drop-| winds, north to northeasterly ping in calls for short-order|over north portion, and north- supper dishes with lots of flavor! east to easterly over south por- } and flair. Tomato shrimp rarebit' tion today, becoming easterly | has a fine, robust savor of toma-| tonight and Wednesday, occas- toes, cheese and shrimp well| sionally fresh through the Flor- }laced with mustard and is one | ida Straits; weather partly {dish you can make in a matter! cloudy, with a few widely scat- }of minutes. When served on tered showers over extreme waffles, it is hearty enough to} squth portion tonight. satisfy healthy appetites. | hJacksonygilg’ = to Apalachicola: The unique new flavor factor] yj small craft. or- storm warn- has as its base a can of condens- ings havevbeen:issued. {ed cream of tomato sgup, undi- ‘REPORT ‘Juted. To this add 1YBb. {grated {American cheese and heat in a} Key West, Fla. Jan. 29, 1946 \ saucepdn ever low heat, stirring|Observation taken’ at 7:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (City Office) Temperatures Highest last. 24 hours Lowest last night Mean Noma... Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m., inches ps Es Tota\ rainfall since Jan. 1, inches __ Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches es = Total rainfall since Jan. 1, SCS Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches Ee Relative Humidity 89% Tomorrow’s Almanac Sunfise i - 4:10 Sunset 6:11 Mootirise 5:10 ‘Moonset 3:56 Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) High Tide Low Tide 9:14 a.m. 2:22 am: 10:07 p.m. 1:26..p.m. | and the mixture is smooth. Add| teaspoon prepared yellow | mustard, blend well, then gently |stir in one 7-oz. can shrimp, | cleaned and washed. Served over waffles with buttered asparagus this makes a distinctive dish for Sunday night suppers. Raymond Einhorn Visited Here y worn, who is in charge of the Food Accounting Branch of the OPA in Washing- | jton, D. C., was in Key West! Saturday and Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs. A .Einhorn, and jhis brother Sidney. He :came jdown for the unveiling ' of ‘the | stone on the grave of his father, Abraham Einhorn. The unveiling’ was a religious cérerhony con-/} ; @ucted by Rabbi L. Lehrer and attended -by members of the! local Jewish congregation. . DURING ECLIPSE Wy p.m. p.m. Eee See | Some _ butterflies’ wings are - Detroit,—During a total eclipse! shingled with more than a mil- } of the sun, the sun is virtually) lion scales. | blacked out because the moon,; | which comes betwen the earth | and the sun, has no atmosphere to bend the sun’s rays. Eons before the manufacture! of paper in China or by the Nile, wasps were producing wood ipulp for their nests. r. WONT DECEIVE YOU » collector’ | | | | | a.m. | a.m, | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CORAL ROCKETS By L. P, ARTMAN, JR. \MAABAAAADAARADAAAADANDDEAAAAAASBMMEA! JO Night at 8:55 O'Clock in the. “EMliy Post” rule of covering { HO? TIME Understand there was a hot time at one of the club meetings jlast week. This ‘club is one of {those places where there are no holds barred and everything is said right out, one of those “Dr. Johnson’s ket “There is ngth= ing more {refreshing than “the breezes of truth and. there. is nothing which makes. for-better gPPiendship ett is when’ meti’ Hold | back: anit: do’ not reveal to each rn : other, Welk revolved ‘aroun® *t tolls on’ the Overseas Highway. One side was kidding the other side about their stand that ,the bridges were to be turned ‘over to the: State Road Department and there were some fancy good natured arrows flung: The other group was talking about the fact that the Overseas Highway was the only highway in the state now not toll free and talking about efforts now underway to get a State Road Department and RFC grant claiming that the highway was a military neces- sity. After it was all over the men walked out arm in arm and completely forgot all about the kidding. id e e FISHING ARTICLES FREE Well here’s' a lifting of policy ai bit! Charter bdatmen ‘as you know! are‘ not! the world’s richest meh. So from now on The Citizen is going 'to lift ad restrictions and ‘lét the boatmen get mention of their boats in news fishing arti- cles they bring in. A quick ref- erence fishing, bottom fishing and sightseeing boat column is planned but regarded fishing there need not be an ad placed in order to get your stories print- ed. So slap us down with those tales of big amberjack, tarpon, and sailfish. e e KEY WEST GIRL IN AD Herman Holtsberg of Herman’s, an up and coming young merch- ant for ladies wear, has hit upon the idea of ideas. It.is probably safe to say that nothing is more satisfying than a photograph, except for the actual person. And what is more doubly satis- jfying than a photograph of a young local lady in ‘a’ bedatitul dress. Well that is just what Herman hag done. Cuts have ar- rived showing a pretty young lady with a new creation of dress design which Herman now has. We won't tei: you who the young lady is but watch for Herman’s ad this week and you will see a mighty pretty dress and a mighty pretty young lady. e e FIRST LEADS ARE RUMORS Show you what a good serv- ice an ink and paper record does in a paper, first iead we got cn the story yesterday that nc one service station would be desig- nated as an inspecting station for cars but that the police would | handle this, wag that Sweeting’s had beeri cesignated. We cover the city hall pretty thoroughly and hadn’t heard that one yet, so checked the city charter which stated that no commissioner may secure services from the city and provided quite a penalty for do- ing same. Then went into Mana- ger King’s oiiice and asked him. He said he hadn’t heard any- thing of it and stated that it was the police who would handle the inspecting: One rumor down. Mind you, we are mighty happy to* get’ these leads as long as there is a stoi'y of some sort. It’s our job to make the story fact- ual. You folks’ just give’ us what you héar. ‘Next rumor was that there! was ari/.accident -and- one fellow had ‘ost three fingers .{and the other two hanging by shreds. Well it was the Galey Sweeting accident, which result- ed in a bad cut on-one finger but nothing serious. However both ended up in ~good stories and thanks. to our informants. Purelésl -PLENA MIN Twe tiny copsules contein ALL VITAMINS known to be essential to human sutrition, plus liver and iron. 72's $2.59 <-s Bexet mooucr 288's $7.95 S -{at the entrance to our city? ‘Wo | WONDERING Wonder how the homicide} squad is coming along? Wonder. what the city is doing about ac-| quiring title to the Garrison! Right project? Wonder what hap-/ Pened. tothe mighty wonderful] project “of ‘getting a tug. and| barge to haul wet refuse out to sea'as is done in New York andi | Havana harbors. and- eliminate the .unsightly and: very: smelly’ icity incinerator 6n Stock Island, n- | der.Wwhen sucn streets as Caro- line down by the waterfront will be retreaded? Wonder how the | race for representative from Key West and the county commission- er elections will come out? Won- der when building materials will be freed? Wonder when the} | Beach project will be completed? | Wonder when the State Road | Department will retread Roose- velt Boulevard on the ocean | side? Just to show you that Key West is simmering with ideas. e e MUNICIPAL SPONGE DOCK (Caroline and Grinnell) Here dock strange, wide beam- ed boats covered with the brown sponges, wrested from sea bot- toms, dried and cured. Bargain- ing..with representatives of :com-!| panies from all over the country takes»place’ usually*-every Mon- smaller catches brought in by small boats ‘and “every few months ‘or go there is’-about a week of brisk trading when the larger sponging fleet is in. The sponges are of different grades, such as sheepswool, grass, yel- low and are all gathered from) the beds of Monroe county by} native spongers, many of whom} know no other kind of business. The sponge poles with hook on the end are sometimes laced to- gether to go a depth of 60 feet. The spongermen’s knowledge of /Mrs. Ellen. Darsey day, Wednesday, Friday for the], ;|men who are returning to the, | O. Walker, 707 Thomas street, TUESDAY, JANUARY. 29,1946. (Well, Shut My Mouth z ag | We're Superstitious Died: Last Evening) a, sccaacs ean | KENT, Ohio. — Ancient su- Mix Ellen’ L. Darsey. 66, died | Perstition is the basis of the " A the mouth when yawning, re- Nees ae ee | veals Dr. Daniel Ww. Pearce, head sided. at 1529 Flagler avenue. _ | #t Kent State university. Funeral services will be hel Centaries 689)= Snoste. tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock thought to inhabit the bodies of at the Chapel of the Pritchard! ©YeTYone, Dr. Pearce ; explains, Funeral Home. Father James MacConnelf ‘of St. Paul’s’ Epis- copal Church,, offiggating. or | Survivor$ $ ar ant . sér, } Clarence E. Shine ‘of Key West! and two grandchildren. “LONESOME ROAD” | so persons covered their, mouths | to prevent escape of the. spirits ‘or entrance of other sp;rits. Ghosts were also-supposed to ‘cause emotion, pain and action, the psychologist says. « MAKE A DATE were COMING SOON WATCH FOR IT | | i I | But One Liquor License Granted Story of Eugene Albury bein; granted a license for dispensin; liquor was in error, City Cler! Roy Hamlin said today in re- viewing the minutes of the last city commissioner meeting. Another refusal for a liquor: license was that of Higinia Nebo. | The only license granted was one for a package store license to Curro’s Bar, which wags re- quired under new state laws.) Curro’s already has a_ liquor license. Ey is k $595 ServiceMen Returning Home (Speciat to The Citizen) PEARL HARBOR, T. H.—The following is a list of Key West po eile VV IV IPI IOV IT IO IV III COTO Y i ' » states after serving with the > United States forces overseas: Harold K. Melan, 1403. Pine street; Cyril L. Lopovsky; Curtis Brown, 817 Emma street; Alvin and Walter P. Spires. All heat is the result of the the sea and sea bottoms is un- fathomable. When brought up} from the bottom the sponges are | black and slimy. Beaten and left; in crawls until most of the ani-| mal matter has gone off with the; tide, the sponges are finally dried! on beaches and on boats and given a quick trimming. When bought on the docks they. are taken to sponge warehouses, trimmed, assorted, packed “and sent off to the markets of the world. Political “BOB” KING For State Senator For Representative JOHN CARBONELL, JR. For Representative BERNIE C. 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