The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 18, 1946, Page 6

YY 18, 1946 AGE SIX THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MONDAY, FEBRU. FOF OI OE PLATS TOC OCS | FIVE. THOUSAND COURSES The circus was introduced into SOCIETY " Situation In Florida "RHE SNAPPER eed Se ce i Published by Key West Senior High School Students e errr “ Ne . With Comptroller Of State EDITORIAL nd BUSINESS. STAFF ee | 3 Editor, Betty Cottrell Sports Editor, Fred Miller, Jr. NEW a i ‘Having A Won ime pS le es Asst. Editor, Carolynne Morgan | Asst. Sports Ed., Betty Burchell con Dureig oq Ss i Fashion Editor, Joan Porter Art Editor, Elsie Curry ; ‘ Takes In the Whole School . | States in 1914, but there are now AE SSC Revealed In Reports Filed orp STRAND THEATER PHONE 535 | Christian era, iron’ was used as} Coming: “Caribbean Mystery” a medium of exchange in many LNs wi isolated regions of Africa. ies Parties, Luncheons, Dances In Gay euady nee Eee > | TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 18 ralll =$0: 15.25.° Collige: coutty, Asst. Fashion Ed., Ann Doherty | Business Mgr., Andre Mumford “i i i pene aeeEM at punty: itor, Gerry Albur; . Bus, Mgr., Bi a | Social Whir l At Officer. s Club Florida taxpayers will be asked, lowest in point of general reve> ihcgeoles Br sanola ead t wis Asst. Bus. Mgr., Billy Stewart \ pias aie ABS pay more taxes this year, but’ nue millage last year with 1.5|/®Asseeese040424440444400040440000000s Robert S. Kerr, present gover- MONROE THEATER : : é e| New Téaches’ nor of Oklahoma, was the first ( arties, luncheons and dances presented with a corsage made the increase in tax millage levied! mills, also, carried. away welcome any suggestions you} “ising Joepreaear a cere Stone of red paper cut ‘like a heart, and for all purpgses by the various) honers again: “by “cutting to | lWe'd like to lake this oppor-| might have.’ Not only that, if you; R@tive bore to, become governor)... Jor E BROWN in { have been keeping Mrs. " 4 H \ oe Wn ete : y of the state t Ps ae se } a = ‘ties will be considerable less! single mill.@ 3% : ‘ 4 fare planning to go to some im- i‘ a e and staff at the Officer’s Club backed by frilly, lacy. white pene " eC ‘ab , B Sy -#,_|tanity to welcome a-new teacher | 2 “POLO JO. Whitehead and United streets paper. Mrs. L, A. Storm wag the than the jump in other living ex-| Phe, downwatd trénd in mill fdcitity x ay pportant évent and are at a loss as « Subset ‘icerking: | “T; Shark” * Rng at full speed these past hostess, with Mrs. Mitchell guest pensés. This is being revealed by| age hal abeen'’ confinedin the] te the yo Miss: Nicelys: SB bio wht to Wear;dtistllook up Joan | iti PN Comtogs... “Ngee ali yen . speaker. =. *j millage reports filed with State’ most _— at: eves aaa teaches, English and has the 11A}and she'll give you some expert| het =e i 7 . M. ri 65, This has been ‘made _possible,| homeroom. " jadvice, a la High School.” Joan " On Thursday night Guinea Hen’ ‘One hundred and fourty night Comptroller J. M. Lee from. 65, s 3 é ‘ : 8 a Y aae was the cesar attraction on the ‘fighter pilots of squadron-90, en- of the 67 counties. Q | state offitials'deélare, by the in- * Fate as pif Kéd as her Assistant, a new- 5, menu at the Valentine dinner] joyed the buffet and cocktail Records from the counties re-| creasing ambtnt“of axes poiiréd| Chapel : camer to’ Sr. Hi and the former and dance. Three couples won’ party, Friday night. The group porting show a slight increase) into Florida’s bulgifig ‘coffers ‘by t, ‘ I Fashion Editor of The Scoops, the jitter bug cont and with drew for prizes and two costume over the entire state in millage’ the horse and dog tracks. This! The first chapel program of the; 11) Second semester was given over Ann Doherty: Our: Going-Out-of-the a a Rade a oa aici a -{ levies for school purposes. The! tax is distributed equally to a A zi Next dwtimeds cur F Ea. 3 deor prizes, favors and dancing dolls, a bottle of Tabo and a love- | i, choo \ s r ‘"|to reports on the previous semes- ext in Hine is cur Feawures Ed.,|™ B | { two orchestras, everyone had ly silver dish were the gifts. The unofficial gain is reported si iy ie eeecabi ste Ahaha to their! ows activities by the old Student|a Junior, “who, I think, we al: |g a gay 2 it of the buffet supper was the slightly less than one- i’ i know, Gerry+Albury. Now, if the bd hy eae wives Fnchathe erent amount of fried chicken, Out of 65 counties reporting 26; Contrary to general belief that eoap EE Sete ase nie Features satan very onde ene shich took place on Friday, had which was quickly consumed and showed an increase in levies, 24 the larger counties pay a greater the “new ‘Stident.Countil offi. | while hasiéRouch of basketball tu the Valentine motiff also. The after the dancing, at. midnight. showed no change from last percent of taxes for the upkeep oats it you cap, attribute that to the fables were festivally decorated coffee and ham sandwiches fol- year, while 15 counties showed a_ of their schools, tax reports from) ""s t+. the new officers took the |fact that Gefry is a guard on our with vivid red Bouganvilla and lowed the course of the fried cut in educational millage. Sum-; the counties reveal. that in ten oath, Joyce Mulberg, old Council Very prorgi ing Girls’ Team, un- fern and over the tables huge chicken. Lieut.-Comdr. William ter county again took first posi-; of the smaller counties 52 per- president, tified. the program | der the leadership of our pleasant red hearts accented the theme.’ Packs is the commanding officer tion with a levy of 10 mills; cent of millage levies had been over to. the tiew. president, Galey |coach (who also needs no intro- he each guest arrived, she was of the group. | Escambia county showed a gain! set aside for educational pur- Sweeting és | duction), Mrs. Hoffmeister. ‘ of nearly five mills. Wakulla: poses. In ten of the most.densely For the’ musical side of the pro-} Heading, our Sports Depar:- county headed the list of those: populated counties the amount is gram, community singing was -ients now: don’t guess, yes, it is Total millage levies on . all, cent-above: last. years: Inthe — ge Cpa fi A 5 Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Aguilar are; After a delightful stay in Key other sources of revenue fixed; largest counties the increase is i S ae ees Bret oy ee patie cea Mies inning to leave’ today ‘for, West, Miss Romelia Sanchez left by the counties showed a, jump) apprOxifitdfery *tone - half that h e. a lors, was the ry co Betty rBugediberrik yaork with ee where they will remain today over the! highway ‘for over the state of) approximately | amvantObbA DEA VO Row tee Ih on at @bes vi Se alrb a shy. Fred in Handling the Girls’ endl for a few days visiting with rela-, Miamij! Whvie (she: will board’ a two, mills.,'The principle reason, Duiling ud Holand! @ihlifiis-|1| ous aia eonnes! atid LAN them, ‘of the SportgyRepartment)«iBptly tives and iriends. Pan-American” “plane for her fors;-thg j increase, according . to) tr&fion" é thifiBe” was Set ‘only |i i a ti id sane’ been, ing the books for| — | home: int Ffakiati@) Cabh. AIC! =| SEEM officials,;may be traced aed orvetit ofthe state ie ions js WAS KTegy vangiies eee bah fately< ana ill A ° Miss Sanchez, who was exceed- | tp the genenal.inerease in. prices; coniptroter’*"The present law |") 7.2... saan ‘ liygcatehii # P i Miss Medina Weds ingly pleaséd with her visit here,' on practically; all, items purchas-| provides’ °tiat ‘the ‘millaigé’be ‘Se Bere ae orgs Tie ale a cic and stated that she hoped to eq, or:scheduled to be purchased, | levied by thé: fespective’ Boards fa added’a_ speci 4 se | y * ee reducing the school millage with! estimated at .48 percent of the - J sae | é 4 ie 4 - Aguilars Plan | Visitor Leaves a four mill levy against eight a; total levies. In the 10 smaller DROVES Soe He ONO red Mule ee ee Or warears = ee C7 . G year ago. Lee county reported a| counties the increase for school : all job font ean then: 4 3 Tr ip To Miami For Cuba 2.5 mill reduction. | fund this year will be up .12 per- (heen te peel teenam choke CONTINUES! (2 aera _ S. @ ou . of ‘the? . i i the sports sizzle. ae Mr. €araballo make Key West her home at py the counties. The county offi-;| of County Commissioners. es of ‘musical entertainment. is s e ot : ; gece 7 ie dance was enjoyed by all| As our Art Editor, we have back fe ug some future date. cials point out the fact that the; I think the fact that county who. attended with us, Mr. Marshall’s promising B 2 Cie eax of Miss Holly | admitted general increase in liv-| officials have been able to keep z ancEtid lent) < Bisie Curry. Elsie edroom uite , Belores M of New York F rm Enlisted ing expenses, according to the) taxes at a considerable lower An Editorial | will ar best to make the pa- Was SALT. ity and F araballo of Key oO wy ‘ federal government, has for the| level than the mounting costs of TateDduci he Staff: per attraetive,-and that’s enougn $175.00 PRICE 2 West ; hace bechnane Wii Club last year been 3,3 percent. |living is a most commendable introducing the Staff) for ane : : SE TIE nad. ox tves Clu | The average millage for this: piece of work”. Comptroller J.| Well, here I am sitting at the|!00 MP 4 : 4 sa anda Min GearceuBatler —_ | year, aside from the school taxes, M. Lee said in Tallahassee. “Con-|typewriter, about to commence 1 st, but certainly not the are, best m a ma bride smaid, Service wives will be interest-, will be approximately 9.20 mills, ' tinued and increased economy|my first editorial, as editor of the least, is our Business Manage:, Teg S030 Veen ease paice $91.45 ed to hear that a club has been’ records reveal. General revenue, with public funds by county and|Paper . . . excuse me a minute Who will handle typing, mimeo- formed at the USO, 303 Duval, levies showed a wider variety of} state spending agencies is of the}While I brush away another spi- 8taphing, binding, sales, keep the Strect for enlisted men’s wives. range than school tax millage | highest importance. I hope none|der web. ; . I haven’t used this peeks and all the other thousand The meeting consists of lunch-| Bay county, for instance, cut the’ of ‘us will forget our obligations|typewriter for quite a while. As things that the business manager eon at 12:30 on Wednesday, fol-|levy from 14.25 mills to 10.50 to the future of our state when}! was trying to decide what I was has to do. I want to wish him to the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Cara- pallo are now at home to their, friends at 922 Catherine street. SUMED case rosd—cCpenr— b9bbE-RAe_ gans When you get to know Caro- Spenser, Miss\ Trevor. To you old ma street, anndunces the iss Machi lowed by a sewing class conduct-| mills. Liberty county, in the! we are tempted to spend the tax-|8oing to write about, I decided to luck, he'll probably need it, even at eee nee 6 Miss acnin ed by Mrs. Nell Hogue. As the same section of the state dropped; pavers money for sotnething: not } introduce the members of the Sue be balp of cm “speenarire LIVING ROO r ‘SUITE zi En raged personnel of the club develops from 24 mills last year to 15; definitely egséntial ‘to otir“state new staff to you. C pesitapaeaingaath als ents who help : 3 2 £ g further actiyities of interest to. mills. Walton county, also inj or county ‘gévernment'} Comp-}\ First }.would:like tu.introduce if poore: iiipetaaet Was ~-SALE.— ts ye 7 ' wives..of..service-men will be West Florida; jumped? frém142'$. troller Lee said. myjable,assistant,:;none:other than! ,. Now, of course, couldn’t finish ¥ Louis Machin ‘of ake All service wives aré wel-| that capable senior; Caroline Mor- Withoyt, introducing our genial $150.00 - PRICE. iG? & Samaneme: fads se ths ats 4 e line likeddave aces ack . students she needs no -introduc- Pere to. Peiro Peres, on ofl Shark Boat’ Brings Fr E2;000s «|i tse: tec rrking with her lop hut you new students who Wes. Tia Peres * Social Calendar ba 3 = recently; one thing stands;out and are not icquainted with her, just The engagement occured on : e z ie 77 OW Ye, | thatris that you can always Ge. | Fe oe eran, aes youd id Fe ‘ 2 4 ity : 1 2 dion, her to be there willing 1! er willing and waiting ‘o Miss M epi e sisi wei MONDAY 2 aes lbs: Liy er, 70 lbs: Fins Week x HH iready when you piel her help. She guides the paper in a 7 : s Of amily, are) Key West Players, Barn Thea-j APU Pe rf a ‘ “ - Assisni yisiting her from Pittsburgh te 8,00 p.m. 2) : oe | Most. { \ steady way ,ind without her we 1 Only—5-P imilated leather up- ~ Peecodt sti Migr. "| Jay Slices} Je. ChuibAbade’ 8:00 ; ayes .oNewT kmow. you-would like to | Would be'lost. Dp olstexed chairs, exten-), p.m: Using Sand Pilé’Edland Por! SO LL MAB « know \who the gossipeditors are,! | Now’ that you have indirect!y , 4 sion table, plasticitop’ oe by ) but, pfcqurse, I can’t tell-you. Bu: | been’ introduced to the staff, and iterated he bath aS AIT pete *Teen Agers’ Party \viesbax es Boiling; Long Chain) PQPPY DAY ——;|Persey this much, they real'y sponsor, would like to tell you Was. -SALE- o” _ Jr-Sr. High \School. P.-T. A, 4 rae are; experts. inithis field) and)you' that any’) nd“all of us are open E _ Is Success "School ‘Auditorium. 8:00 p.m.| With Thirty’ Hooks'Use: |‘ : i ,_ [hadajbetter ywaitch out» for they | for, suggestions, Remember, this $72\50 ..__. b# RIC! YP kk * In Fishi , Saturday, Pebruaty' 23, ‘witt'-| might, be lurking behind. you | is your paper and we're only here 7 : oa | WEDNESDAY n Fishing be Poppy Day' in Key West: ‘| when you: least: expect it, and, of|to serve you, so don’t be bashful. it Friday nights’, teen-agers’ and| FOLDING TABLE and 4 FOLDING. CHAIRS arents’ party at St. Paul’s Par. | Bridge Club, Officers’ Club on __ These little red flowers are ’ jcourse, you won’t-know it. That We'll certaishy, appreciate your S party at ot, Fa ahs i 4 * made by disabled veterans of”=|describes our students’ friends,|suggestions and opinions, fs : TT ‘ tre ) | Be Hall, sponsored by the P.-T | Whitehead Strest. $/00;p.m. | prank Brownlee, operator - of!’ both wise cn Lake City, Fla. |Smelly and Melly. canted Beautiful 5-Piece BRIDGE SE $32 50 A. of the Jr.-Sr. High School, | Saas jthe shark fishing boat at A. &| The materials are furnished Next in line comes our Fashior ABOUT 200 MILES Reg. $42.50 Values ........ SALE PRICE - a evening. Dancing was s m i i Beis B. Fish Market, brings in about] the veterans at no cost by the |Editor, Joan Porter. Joan has oman of age ita Bathe BS 12,000 pounds of liver a week and American Legion Auxiliary jreally had some experience in} CLEVELAND.—The stcel pipe a Assimilated Leather Coverings and they are paid by the Aux- this line as fashion editor of Thej installed in Washington's Penta- , aided by members} about 700 pounds of fins. ilia ildi ‘ - ays ry for evel com- {Scoops and also The Snapper.| gon building would stretch from Large REED i ‘ @ the P.-T. A. | The boat is originally from Sa-) pleted. me She has heid down this position | Chicago ny Indianapolis, about CLOTHES BASKETS $3.50 and $3.95 9 lerno, Fla. but has been ‘shack The cr rc y of |for quite some time, but she wil!! two hundred miles, ————— ee Ph McCULLEYS HAVE GIRL fishing here for the past lew the ‘Assi Meant Legion Rae a Eth a EN Sg nt Mass. hone Call | A baby girl was born to Mr.'Months. The crew is using part iliery paggpey ry: esiacrial = : Maple-Top KITCHEN TABLES ] Next and Mrs. James McCulley on Fri-,0f the Sand Pile island across} 40 i45 dead and living heroes. Announcing the O07 enin P op 22 45 sl day at 2:12 p.m, at the Key West from the foot of Simonton street! ‘These veteriitis havsigiver! £ P a 4 Reg. $27.50 Values _...».. SALE PRICE e | Naval Hospital. The baby was ‘© boil the livers. their arms, legs and eyes to fh ¥ Ic a - ab a ea | The boat goes out in good wea- Ps a if Bcc AWM atte NE catia ee ™ ies an a os tea, | De CieR SERVICE: STATION, Tfonsiraicted CHAIRS . fee Sunday. night bingo at the) —-—_______. [peiclarnede ce ipsa pce ual tutnities a oa " 0 ete : Sega pale ued Wel IRS BPO Clad, 308 Duvat street last| | TELEPHONE’ SERVICE For naber aiuncyp ener cast out |p Tteas easy (to tong ti | aes . ROCK HARBOR, FLORIDA tHe pooge youll Were | pa sd Messachusetts, intends, to, make|-" PHILADELPHIA“ New Work On ie tenofathom. bar, baited) pew rite WED LOWEB™ |I] ycsttee oe ttree ers cane Taveralen 2) SORE FOL PRigRs 3.95 we of this call to telephone his|'City has more ‘telephones than'‘With big chunks,of, meat. \ON'POPPY DAY to show that | Gulf: Products’ @Expert Repair Service 3 = - . ie ere wife in Brookline, Mass. The free, in ‘all’ South’ ‘America, Central Sharks get on the hooks.they fight | «1 ou, geinember?” hone call home is a regular fea-| America and the West Indies Gite a bit and even force the! jstieas conn e of the Sunday night bingo.! combined. esti barrel under. water, but a3 i '°@ Tire Repairing: : COC EP PPP ee Oe MRE eee * “$17.00 . $11.95 Assorted Coverings — WINE - dian % oe they tire and die the barrel comes! Other weekly activites at. the; te Peleg cae og back to the surface. A : a giomeati Seerraecina panes IMITATES OTHER BIRDS Then chain is then brought in| NOB Personnel Here s ) Large EXTRA SPECIAL at t on Tuesday night,| CHICAGO.—The lyre bird of 0” 4 differential gear and wound lta TWO HOTELS in... MI AMI at POPULAR PRICES “RAG RUGS 0g 00 SO ,| Australia can imitate not only UP until the shark appears above Framed Reg. $11.50 Values patio dance on Thursday night,{ other birds but the barking of a water. A large hook is run Located inthe Heart of the City MIRRORS __. sectieegee-e--ci.cs Now. $8.95 = } through the shark’s eye or jaw @ lecture on Key West on Friday} 40g, the buzz of a saw, the sound Beer. Right, and informal dancing and| of an ax and the toot of a motor and the aye acapea See ahs refreshments on Saturday night.| horn. lithe al bg Re ae hee a pe |the shark aboard. It is dropped Rat * Writ Wir with BATH and TELEPHONE Well-Constructed ‘ " Were NOW Large Oak Office CHAIRS .... $12.50 $8.95 Ao ee ee | on jon the deck and men with shark ; ij a : Nga ed Musical Tuesday |..MOB Gericen inate ork 7 Ford Hotel Pershing Hotel |= minors, others cut_____ $4.50 $1.95 i : e ' i Other wep on tp lines con- 60 N.E. 3rd Street 226 N.E. Ist Avenue | Were now ‘ inue to be brought in in this - I At Gato Home manne ue —_ Plies 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 gre re ida METAL PIN-UP LAMPS _. ah bg es arks are found on the li | " : bid Musical is. planned for Tuesday toe time el Navy Photos, |W. psioees SRO UNION Oey eee $18.50 evening, at 8:15 at the home of Some of the sharks caught have } > gE waa wh 2 > a st eae : been tremendous, with many said! Above, left to right: ESTHER to go to the twenty-fiye foot! BARRANCO,. Y2c, 6f Cayey. Pu- length. These are the great white | €tto Rico, and Lew Gripp, S2c, uf sharks, Twenty-five feet is about Jersey City. N. J: : the greatest length a shark at-! Las tains. On one occasion a, huge shark Was brought. in whose weight yery nearly overturned the Shark fishing boat, Ps RAISING FUNDS CHICAGO.—At least $71,000,- Miss Anita Gato, by the Friends { sts to play at the musi-! ¢al are Mrs. Violet Knight, vio-| Kipist, accompanied by. Miss Kathleen Oxley and Mrs) John Heyes O'Neill, tenor, accom- apnied by Miss Gato. i Mrs. Knight won the scholar- ship at the Peabody School of Music and studied under the famed Oscar Shunsky. She also was the organizer of the Wash- ington trio. Miss Oxley is the assistant di- rector of the USO and she stud- igd and graduated from the Uni- wersity of Boston. | Mr. O'Neill studied in New| Navy Photo | | NUMBER OF SCHOOLS York, but he is primarily inter-| i —_ Above, left to right: MARGOT @sted in dancing as he has a ENSIGN D.E.FROEHNER - CHICAGO.—There were 200,-|/RIVERA. SP(Q)3c, of Salinac, gchool in New York, and is visit-, Assistant Provisions, Clothing [000 one-room schools in the Puerto Rico .and Ray Mome In- ing Key West for a tew weeks and Commissary Officer ! United States in 1915-1916. i gram, S2c, Camden, N. J. boverpye’t “YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY can Eaton, and,,Simonton’ Streets INE SOLO by Whitney Dough of Philadelphia.’ Pa. RLS’ DUET by Cleota Roberts and Betty Lord of Key We:t Stone Church Young Peoples’ Choir nea MALE QUARTETTE, Service Men 000 is being collected in America GOSPEL SPEAKER, Dr. James F, Spink of Chicago, Ill. to finance the Catholic and ‘ Erase churches and missions jj; ALSO: Lively Choruses and Testimonies of Europe and Asia. rag FR SEE? 2 A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT YOU JUST Navy Photos SRRRERRR ERR ROMER ER ERROR EES Everybody Welcome! ‘