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

Tage THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘ j TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 127 Pupi Named | In 1 Report; Thirty-one students at Poin- Game Blementary School were feted on the honor roll for the} feet «ix weeks’ period of the 1906-4? school year, it was re- petted today. Ninety-six pupils hed perfect attendance for the fest sie weeks. Hener roll pupils Carole Catlett, Sandra Haffield, Ale Wumphrics, Mary Ann oe Soloman, Ardiss . Key Williams, Anthony Atte, Jimmy Bradford, Donald | Germeck, Dean de Mello, Barry Starnes, Gary Trowbridge, Mar- the Trowbridge debe Marcetius, Jeanne Haf- Late Watson, Daniel Smith, Berry, Michgel McCraw, | teen Sims, Danny Shea, Billy Tormey. Evelyn Parker Morice Sykes, Norma Tony de Mello, Ronald Robert Sanford, Syivia ond Ray Winkle Deakins, Pinde Smith Pertect ettendance record for the six-week period follow Anthony Attilio, Jimmy Brad- fd. Donald Cormack, Robert Hernendes, Samuel McCraw, Deen de Metio, Gary Trowbridge, deen Albury, June Albury, Eve- fee Armetrong, Anne Buckman, Carole Catlett Neney Deakins, Sandra Haf- field, Alice Humphries, Shirley MePeli, Sally Putnam, Mary Ann Seth, Carolyn Smith, Judith Geleion, Ardiss Williams, Kay Witttems, John McClure, Randall ‘Warren, Beverly Thompson, Har- ty Bethel, Lewis Bishop, Mary Nell Bracy teria Spencer, Ruth Mazeau, Bivley Brill, Betty Jean Bennett, George Roberts, Jeanne Haffield, debe) =Mareeilus, Martha Ann ‘bridge, Danie! Smith, Billy Danny Shea, Michael Metrew, Leon Sims, Leon Thomp- on Henry Rogers, Eugene Barry, ©emnie Thompson, Marie Sykes, Cereiyn Robertson, Barbara Cruz, Ruth Rese Albury, Norma Deak- ime, Evelyn Parker, Horlivia Ace- vedo, Geil Pardue, Paula Wil- fet, Sandra Warren, Beverly Triedeau Hetty Sue Starnes, Patricia (Neal, Beverly Jean Hyland, Rey Blien Fieidman, Joyce Breed- Barbera Baughman, Isabel- be Bartolone, Bobby Bracey, Law- femee Russell, Keith Ray, Betty em Henning, Billy Wolfcale, Retest Sits Rebert Sanford, Jack Powell, Remeld Pinder, David Murray, dames McCraw, Tony de Mello, Deen Braun, Sylvia Smith, Mari- tye Weteon, Philip Thompson, Mery Mergaret Cameron, Virgin- a Grease Sem Roberts, Herman Roberts, Larry O'Neal, Shirley Thompson, Sue Thompson, Shirley . Hugh Williams, Robert Wedel, Richard Baughman, Don- 4 Breeding, Donald Brachtl, Miehae! Jester, Alva Jo Steen end Margaret Cormack. ; Veterans Of Foreign Wars Drive Gets Kress’ Support & KK. Avant, manager of the & WW Kress Company in Key Weat has consented to allow the 104 VFW Chevrolet to park on Krew property for the purpose of selling tickets in the Veterans afl Poreign War building drive. The area displaying the automo- bile, to be given away Nov. 22, ® ext door to the Kress Build- img at 500 Duval Street Vance Stirrup, commander of Arthur Sawyer Post of the Amer- eh Legion, has extended the helping hand of the Key West Legiomnaives. Tickets for the VPW 1946 Chevrolet and the 3- day all-expense trip to Cuba will @ew be sold at the American Le- gion Hall Commander Edward Haury of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3911, wishes to thank the men for their assistance. Com- mender Haury states that Post 9911 has never before in its his- tory solicited help until now, and emily at the present time because | the members are anxious to put the Building Fund Drive the top” “over | ARRESTED ON GAMBLING CHARGE At 10:30 last night Chief Deputy Sheriff Moreno Wallace | Mered # house on Terry lane end arrested Stephen Pla on a} charge of conducting a gambling ome. Wallace said there we Shout « dozen men in the place. Pie was held under bail of $150. Hallowe'en a Tonight While the witches are witch- | tng. Mrs. Grace Crosby will fore- | tell events as fortune-teller (for @mmement only) at the USO} NEOS Dance at St. Mary's Parish | Center, 1021 Duval street, tonight @ 90. Service men and other young people are expected in large mumbers. Dress will be re | eeoacceosroeece People’s Forum SCOCCOOCOOOEOOOOOOOOOCLOD Citizen welcomes exprea~ tra Set ine cdltor reserves “the e lor reserv: fe any items which Mbelous or unwar- ‘iters should be requested ot! DEFENDS EXEMPTION Editor, The Citizen: Be it ever so humble, there is no place like home. I have noticed through the columns of your .paper that our City Manager has twice referred to what I may call a delinquency in our tax income on account of ‘the homestead exemption act. I am not referring to the dated articles, as this is not for any: political argument. Since “Home Sweet Home” has *| been translated into every lan- | guage in the world, the fear of freedom should not be placed over his head. } have always heard that a man’s home is his| castle. The average man has to live j until he is forty or fifty years of age to accumulate enough out of a salary to acquire a home. So for humanity’s sake, let his homestead be left as free from taxes as possible that he may spend his remaining days with- out fear of his castle being taken from him when he may need it most. WILLARD McFERRIS LOWE “Gundy” Key West, Fla, 908 Grinnell St., Oct. 29, 1947. The Weather FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and continued mild this afternoon, tonight and Wednes- day. Some likelihood of widely scattered showers over the Keys. Moderate to fresh easterly winds moderating by Wednesday. Small craft warning displayed. Florida: Partly cloudy, mild and rather windy-this afternoon, tonight and Wednesday. showers southeast coastal section in early morning and at night. Jacksonville through the Flor- ida $traits: Small craft warning indicated to sunset today south of Miami through Keys. Fresh east- erly winds this afternoon except occasionally ‘moderately strong south of Miami; fresh to modetate easterly winds tonight and Wed- nesday. Partly cloudy weather with few showers over south por- tion. East Gulf of Mexico: Easterly winds, fresh this afternoon and moderate to fresh tonight and Wednesday. Partly cloudy with few showers over extreme south portion. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: Small craft warnings displayed until sunset today south of Miami through the Florida | Keys for fresh, occasionally moderately strong easterly winds. REPORT Key West, Fla, Oct. 29, 1946 (Observation taken at 8:30 a.m., Eastern Standard Time, City Office) Temperatures Highest yesterday 85 Lowest last night 76 Mean 80 Normal . 7 Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m,, inches 0 Relative Humidity _ 12% Tomorrow's Almanac (Eastern Standard Time) Sunrise 6:33 a.m. Sunset 5:48 p.m. | Moonrise 11:25 a.m. Moonset 10:04 p.m. TIDES Tomorrow Naval Base (Eastern Standard Time) High Tide Low Tide 7:07 a.m. 1:59 p.m. 6:03 p.m. Additional Tide Data Reference Station, Key West Time of| Height of | Station— Tide |high water Bahia Honda —Ohr. (bridge) 10min. 0.0 ft. No Name Key +2hr. (east side) 20 min. Boca Chica —0Ohr. (Sandy Point) 40 min. Caldas Channel +2hr. (north end) 10 min. +1.4 ft. Plus corrections to be added. Minus tracted. OPA THE VICTIM MT. VERNON, IIl.—One Few! rrections to be sub-|} | j}about me!” of | girl friends frantic with jealousy, an Rathi LETTER FROM A LADY NINA LESLIE CALLEJA SREB BRB BURBS I had a very disturbing letter the other day. “Dear Miss Calleja,” it read, “T don’t know you, and you don’t: know me, but I have been read-* ing with a great deal of interest your stories in The Citizen, and ‘I believe that you must be a per- son of great sympathy and deep understanding, thé way you | write about people. Maybe you, j can help me, and tell me what to do. I am very unhappy, and I have fhade everyone around me unhappy too, because I don’t {seem to get over a love affair I \had. There doesn’t seem to be anything left that interests me at all. I just put everything into my love affair, and lived only told me that he wasn’t coming ; back, we’d never see each other again. Sometimes I feel that life is not worth living without him.! I have my family and my friends, but they can’t help me. can take his place. Can I keep on, being miserable like this, with | every day just the same and unfair that he could have loved! me, as he said he did, and yet be| able to go away and leave me. How can people love someon one day and the next day be able} to leave them and forget them? I can’t understand it at all. All I know is that I still love him, and always will, and that I am very unhappy. Please, Miss Calleja write a story and tell me what you think I ought to do. A very grateful friend, A G. ‘ * * Very well, Miss G. —I will ter was one of the very few sur- |prises I have had in my life. Al- so, it embarrassed me a little. First of all, I have always con-| sidered sorrow, unhappiness and heartbreak intensely personal things, that can’t be shared with} anyone, and with which no one on earth can help. And since they are so very personal, and nobody can possibly help you to bear them, how can you discuss them? It seems sort of indecent. I think that anyone who has had a truly great sorrow in their life will agree with me that you just have to contend with it alone, in dread- ful loneliness maybe, but alone. Secondly, Miss G. , Lam probably the .most utterly un- qualifiéd person in the entire world to give advice to other people, since my forty years have represented a series of the most thonumental mistakes ever made by a human being. Not that I am adverse to giv- the mistakes. Show me anyone who wont stop everything at the vice, asked or unasked. And so, for what it is worth, and I warn you it is worth very little, this | is what I would say to you: The average man has all the instincts of a tomcat, and noth- ing much can be done to cor. rect it, short of stern measur which, for the sake of posterity. I hesitate to recommend. Once you accept this premise, and reconcile yourself to its inevit- ability, you wont permit male! lapses to bother you very much. You don’t understand how anyone can love a person one day and leave them the next? I've seen it happen in the course of an hour, to say nothing of the life-time that is twenty-four hours. It sounds callous, of course, but it is an undeniable fact that the best, fas’ and most lasting cure ‘for the loss of a lover is the acquisition of another as fast as it can be decently managed. If you could get one, you can get another. Heaven knows. there's plenty of them. Only ... don't expect too much of them. The ideal arrangement would |be to have some man who is | practically out of his mind about yu, and of whom you are mod- | erately fond, in an offhand sort | of fashion that still leaves you |plenty of time for other things. If you are kind to him he will |be ever so grateful to you and break his neck trying to get you as much in love with him as he is with you. Secure in the knowl- jedge that you are being kind just out of the goodness of your heart, you in turn will get a smug, vir- ‘tuous sort of feeling, and will be able to go about saying patroniz- ingly to all your girl friends: “Of course I don’t love him, but lhe is so good, and he is so crazy This will drive the the victims of the new rent con-| because most of them are having trol regulations office, rent for its office would be in-| ,creased from $50 to $100. The was which was notified that swains in the OPA no end of trouble keeping their line or even on the hook. If you want to keep on being either formal or costume. Admis-|OPA has no appeal, as new ceil-| in love with the man who de- dom te free. {ings cover only housi facilities. | serted you, by all means do it for him. Now he has left, and he | Nothing | nothing to live for? It seems very ! answer you. Receiving your let-} ing advice, even in the face of | drop of a hat in order to give ad-} + - | a 3 | MISS CARMEN ROGEEL, charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Miguiel Rogel, 1902 Seidenberg Avenue, who will be married next month to Carl Cano Metcalf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Proceso |Cano, 1900 Stoples Avenue. Miss Rogel Weds Carl Metcalf On George Smathers November 15th To Be Guest OF Mrs. Miguiel Rogel, 1902 Sei- i denberg Avenue, announces the approaching marriage of her | daughter, Miss Carmen Rogel, to Tv mowedt R \ Gacl Calo Metcsik ‘omorrow afternoon Represen- | The nuptial ceremony will take, tative: elect George Smathers will } place at 0 p.m., Friday, No-! arrive in Key West and will be a vember 15, at the First Baptist’ guest of the Key West Lions in Church, with Rev. Yelton, pastor, the evening, i CHEGERETS Z said today. Gerald Saunders M. N. Dand: and groom's at- tendant will be Joe Cano. | The affair will begin with a = |dinner, and, at its conclusion, | Barber, 101, Shaved |Smathers will make an address. When he concludes, the first Victor Hugo, D | BUENOS AIRES.—(AP)—Take jit from his barber—Victor Hugo wouldn't stop ialking. | as Emile Astier; who says he re- | Girl Scout Week Is jcently telebrated his 101st birth- | S number on the program will be presented. | day, claims to have shaved the Key West Girl Scouts, along jfamous French writer who died j seonis f in 1885, | with a million others throughout “Hugo was very advanced, and | the country, are celebrating Girl }never wore a hat,” Astier said, |Scout Week this week. Sunday '“He was a good customer, but he | was set aside as church day and | talked continuous] j yesterday as home-making day. leer from that flaw, which a The schedule for the remainder would naturally notice, WW rve Citizer stier said Hugo was better than | 0! the week will obseive © ltizen two other customers, Alexander | SP Day today, Gis H ider a ow. I ational Dumas the Younger and Victor- | tY, Day tomorrow, 1 tenis | iano Sardou, Both used to come| Friendship Day Thursday, 0 tg.be shorn to the Asticr shop in |28¢ Crafts Day on Fri | Paris’ Rue de laClichy Out-of-Doors Day on Satur | ' but for Heaven's sake don't both MARINES ADVISED | er other people about it. It wasn’t (aocctslcouume ccen) j their fault and there’s no reason, JACKSONVIL why they should suffer as well Men enlisting in the Un s you. And anyway, you appat Marines after October 6 ‘ently are doing enough sufferi entitled to the “GI” Bill of Rig ; Yourself to adequately cover the jf they have served 90 days Pp | most agonizing love affair since | 4, the termination of the w je began, | has been un M { I hope you won't think I am Charles R rs, J fhiec | unkind and unfeeling and flip ¢, Marine recruiting. to Pant about this thing, I do appre- Staic of Florida ifice ciate your having written to me,! {no Post Office and I wish I could somehow help z | YOu, but, dear, all 1 can do is! \anaaea nanan ane: tell you what I think is the sen-® sible thing for you to do—forget s A N Cc H E z jthe other man as best you can a and get another one as quickly FISH MAKRET Bee aeeini Foot of VIRGINIA STREET This advice probably doesn't at Bayview Park help matters at all, but it is ub-| eLight Hand Fishing TACKLE solutely the best I can do. | am! eMullet, Shiners and Crawfish sure you are young, because if} BAIT you were older you would very Also A Complete Line of likely have had other love af FRESH FSi fairs and be able to accept, at eYellowtails eJewtish least with sur © equanimity, Snappers e Grouper: the desertions, heartbreak, dis- VYYVYYVYWvVVYVVYV VY" appointments, anger, unhappiness | —————_________— r and otherunpleasant things that somehow seem to manage to in- sert themselves into even the most beautiful love affairs. | And being’ young, you've so ; ini much precious time ahead of Twe tiny cqpsules contain you, which is about the only ALL VITAMINS thing we oldsters envy you, I known to be essential to human J think. Key West Seine ae ante ACehie ee ean ren the Rainbow Room of Hotel business in Key. West and Miamj,| L2 Concha at a eae =. Se The newlyweds will _honey-! Cntcrwanment. pi ee re ee | moon in Havana, Cuba, and then) ore aoe ae Ne ae will make their future home in |2R4. Delo Cobo, chairman of the | Miami. (Matzon ofhonor at the’ {0cis! committee, bas) prepalseae wedding ceremony will be Mrs. aes see eam nS Being Observed Here) COLDS Relieve misery, as most mot hers do. Rub the throat, chest icks and back with time-tested VaPpoRus, autrition, plus liver and iron. 72's $2.59 288's $7.95 a Jexalt no’ GARDNER'S PHARMACY 1114 Division St., Cor. Varela Phone 177 |[Lena the Hyena, Famed Comic Strip Character, To Arrive Here Tomorrow Lena the Hyena will be rid-; costume ball at Raul's Club | ing high here tomorrow, Arriv- ' October 3ist, Key Westers ing from her native Lower Slob- | desire to meet Lena ané ovia by special airplane, she will | one ef the season's gayest land at Meacham Field at 5:45 events can purchase p. m., where the public is invited ; Appelrouth’s or from any to greet her. — — A welcoming committee of , those In ume Jaycees and public officials will Teservations eam be rade by “ephone 34-J. it escort her to the county jail j % | where she will be a guest of Mon- | Originally the dance walt to |roe county during her stay in fave been held at the city: | but a late change in Lena wiil make her public the event to Raul’s, a debut at the Jaycees’ Halloween State T.B. Secretary To Speak Here Tonight | Mrs. May Pynchon, executive | in ioday's Citizen, - -_ | REHEARSAL FOR KEY WEST CAPERS | HELD LAST NIGHT tary of the Florida Tuber- | culosis and Health Association, | Key West friends will speak at tonight’s meeting Lions and theld a rehearsal last night in the jof the Monroe County Tubercu-| High School auditorium of the losis and Health Association in| entertainment, “Key West Ce me eeu ue See at | pers,” that will be presented on 8 p.m, Jerry Travers, presi- Vent of the county ont an.|the evenings of November 14 | nounced terday. land 15. | for the annual} The rehearsal was sal drive will be com- | under the direction of JR. Mas |; pleted during the business ses- | cellus, instructor in music at the sion, ihigs school, assisted t r - _— — | Adams, director the Jacks | Troop 5 Attends | Square USO | Church Services| Gerald Saunders, wh Members of Troop Girl; an active part in the Scouts, with their leaders, at- | said he expected that at | tended services at Gospel Hall,! Key .Westers will part observance of which be- Sunday night in Girl Scout Sunda gins Girl Scout W: i Plans are being mz ide for a hike | jon Saturday to Stock Island, ! | where the girls will be given les- | | sons in out-of-doors cookery and camp craft. 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