The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 14, 1947, Page 6

Vidal, distinguished ‘Cu- oetess, will be one of the from the neighboring re- during Jose Marti Week 1947 Key West Interna- Fishing Tournament.’ intention to help repre- her country during the: fes- was announced by. Dr.) 0 A. Fernandez Sanchez, u lawyer and newspaper- pn for “Mafiana,” Cuban mag- ne. Miss Vidal then verified report with a personal visit The Citizen office. The talented visitor, who: is ' widely known in Havana and Fempa, will recite some of her @wn poetry regarding Jose Marti d@uring observance of Marti Week. She has printed a book of poetry The Weather FORECAST teday and tonight. partly cloudy Mild, Winds moderate to fresh gont, variable becoming west to north-| ‘Gyre onicale” westerly Saturday. United Frit claims hol BO The Cuban visitors said that Jose Marti Week was being given considerable prominence Havana newspapers and those of other Cuban cities. raat AAAAAAAAADAAALARASEAARAADAAAAAADD the notorious pirate who plied these waters. She will dedicate some ‘poetry to Marti Week. Dr. foreword to the, poetry volume, was on his 78th. trip, tg,Key West, |/ where he has a number of friends. He~was~en route to-Bos- property region Chaparra, © Dr: hez repre- sents tHe owners, hanied Gerrero. in the NAMES MRS, VANESSA aineg \Mari Barmine, Di N POETESS TO ATTEND JOSE) * * * * * Verse To Key West Fishing Tourney Event Mrs. Mari Barmine, promin- tured in ‘the Jayshee Fashion TI WEEK; TO RECITE POETR — Saturday night at the Casa engineer architect from the Ath- ens Polytechnical School in Athens, Greece, and received her Sanchez, who wrote a! master’s degree in architecture) ” from, Columbia University. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN stinguished Designer, Features Jayshee Fashion Show Tomorrow: ; Mrs. Semine: was graduated; Mary Jane Lofland who will be +ent textile designer, will be fea-|from a ool of dress designing her model. In doing her draping, in Paris, France, and worked. she. will © be inkorpoepbahg whee jas a textile designer there be-) Parisian dress designing and her|— : “fore coming to the United States.! textile designing as both will be Marina Hotel. Mrs. Barmine is' She is rated as one of the best her own original creationa | {the wife of Alexander Barmine, | textile designers in this country] The Barmines have been win- for Marti Week and called it! author of the stirring book, “One| and her designs are to be seen) ter residents in Key West for ‘Gasparilla” after the name. of who Survived.” She is a graduate |in all the finer, more expensive several years and this year, for’ the first time, Mrs. Barmine's : mies and her friend from Coming: “Till the End of Time” ‘ thens are visiting with them,’ ; Mrs. Barmine will drape some’ having just recently arrived from: t shops , States. throughout the United tof cher own material on Mrs.! Greece. Legionnaires - Off To Miami _ Beach Meeting. tend the tenth district conference | , to be held at the: Miami Beach | | Post, No. 85, 1828 Alton road.) ; Edward Deering, tenth district | | commander, Coral Gables, will be: SAUNDERS PRESIDENT the presiding ofticer. Mrs, Vanessa. Saunders: was elected president of the Wom- Key West and Vicinity, Partly| en's Auxiliary of the Veterans of @loudy with scattered showers! Foreign Wars last night at the Saturday; VFW club house. She succeeds and continued) Mrs. Ruth Higgs, retiring presi- lent. Those contemplating making the trip’ are Post Commander} Vance C, Stirrup, National Ex-! ecutive Committeeman Albert J. Mills, George J. Pernick, Chet de| Gare, Voiture Locale 728, U. J.| i Delgado, Grand _ Conducteur, | . 40/8, . rt. L, DiNegro, Jr., SEER EEE Mie a x ba dt Cc. B. Harvey,! . i ‘i i E. Smith, senior vice sit : s . War-| Florida: Increasing cloudiness|Mary E. Smi ni presi Harty' Metzger, George A. War with scattered showers south! Portion and cloudy with showers’ President; portion, Continued warm area. Partly cloudy and Saturday with little'Haury. : n | .The auxiliary discussed plans rup will give the annual report in temperature over south! pertion and colder Convention south portion Saturday. | 462-M. shifting to westerly over gerth portion Saturday. ie @nd showery over north portion today partly cloudy Saturday. East Gulf: Moderate to fresh| winds, south to southeast over) squth portion and southwest,| @hifting to west and northwest @ver north portion today, tonight | and Saturday. Partly cloudy ex-) ~ eept cloudy with showers north po. 7. Se partion today and,,qver central Bus Leaves from LaConcha Hotel portions tonight, \;)\:. REPORT Bey West, Fla, March 14, 1947 will (@bservation taken at 8:30 am.,)° Eastern Standbird Time, City Office) Reinfall, 24 hours ending $:30 a.m., inches . 03 Relative Humidity 82% Tomorrow's Almanac (Eastern Standard Time) i 6:36 a.m. 6:36 p.m. 1:48 a.m. | 12:25 p.m. | TIDES Tomorrow Naval Base (Eastern Stanaard Time) High Tide Low Tide 5:42 a.m. 9:11 a.m, 3:48 p.m. 11:45 p.m. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of| Height of CHURCHILL PAYS (Continued from Page One) and tonight, becoming, stead of hearing tl SEE ALL, KEY WEST’ .!.": : miss the Iskind: in your own DO THE ISLAND THE OP oi PHONE 413-W. 619''c) STREET TO OUR CUSTOMERS . . . . We---the Monroe will CLOSE at Our Present Location, 510 Fleming Street, on MARCH 15th at As We Are Preparing to MOVE to SATURDAY OUR NEW April 20. For You Corner WILLIAM and SOUTHARD STREETS dent; Edna’ Arthur, junior’ vice ren, ‘William ‘R. Warren, George | Edna Riggs Johnson, :H, Conant, Clifford J. Raines,! morning press conference by treasurer; Helen I, Nyberg, chap- Robert Dillard, and Frank Pio- Clark Clifford, legal adviser to clear! nd cooler in lain; Colette’ Young, conductréss; dela! 9). «+ | Faitshassce po “trustee for three ‘years, Nelb ae Vie the session on Sunday, ost! Commander Vance C. Stir- over north’ for the Fourth District VFW of Arthur Sawyer Post. On Sat- to be’ held here urday evening George J. Pernick, Jacksonville through Florida! April 19 and 20, including a ban- firaits: Moderate to fresh south-|quet om Sunday, oe today and tonight! reservations, call Mrs. Haury, chef de gare, will outline the an- nual activities of the local Voi- ture of the 40 and 8, fun and Hon- or organization of the American Legion. ; the Truman’speech will do more he clashing of to restore peace in the world sabers in some parts of the world. than everything else that has Besides, Churchill concluded,| been said since the war ended. ve a Bldg. * | a fe lies oFersennt Stationery faa ‘A Nice Selection of | Market — 8:00 P.M. LOCATION The ANNOUNCEMENT of OUR OPENING DATE at the New || Location ‘will be Announced in The Citizen as soon as workmen complete their work on the store Btation— ° Tide |high water Bahia Honda) =—Ohr. (bridge) _—— 10min. 0.0 ft. Ne Name Key +2hr. feast side) —.20 min. Boca Chica —Ohr. (Sandy Point) 40 min. @aldas Channel +2hr. (north end) —10 min. +1.4 ft. 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