The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 16, 1947, Page 6

5 ; : PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1947 » © Reti Song And Dance ae “\USO Host Crusoes Return —_‘|MOVIE TOMCINT 48 Retirement Plan Seng e , , ostess ‘ pe: PARISH CENTER OLD SAILING SHIPS Fiesta Enjoyed Bathe Sa | Dance Last Night To Island City! |» move wit ve won a © The USO-NCCS Junior Hos-| Mr: and Mrs. Hilary Crusoe |yal street this eventing at © To Be Considered). DELIVER THE GOODS = “gage Center Sa Ta itesses dance at St. Mary’s Parish . their daughter, Helen, re- | o'clock under USO NOOS ity Commissioners will hold . i , ihe >eti .m., Tues-| The Song and Dance Fiesta ee uC Somers \Center last night was a gala af-|turned this week after visiting pices By SAUL PETT a special meeting at 8 p. m., Sec a AP Newsteatures Writer |day, July 22, to discuss the re-|presented, by Mrs. Eléna McCoy | 4 son was born in Key West 'fair, enjoyed by a large number ‘another daughter, Mrs. Julius _ leet . city s. | 5 i a 1 Hospital at 4:06 p. m.,/cf service ind friends. The Lax, Jr., at their home in Rich- ited in New York ene hos' ili i i tirement plan for city employes. jat St. Mary's Parish Center under | Genera P: P. icf service men a r x, Jr., N™ YORK —-Like graceful ghosts, gree oe sulle wave This ais was to have been ysO NCGS auspices Monday |July 14. to Mr. and Mrs. Law- /hall was decorated with a char- mond, Va. The Crusoes also vis- ton before return memy of the eee trade routes as thoug is popes voted on at last night’s meeting, | night pro¥ided delightful enter- "ence Gomez, 1205 Division street. | treuse color scheme, and hae hed never heard of supersonic speeds. ‘: but it was agreed more time). . ‘ The newcomer weighed six | Sainvillaea. John Pritchard and: f tn @m age when the average boy grows up to believe that tainment for a capacity au- his orchestra furnished music | ! —) ICKLY | » s e grante: hi is- ds. | ti the only big square-riggers and schooners left are built on Hol se ona accalliiie dience of service men and friends. |p?” eiciendees ;from 9 p. m. until midnight. movie lots, wind-driven vessels of oak and iron Con-| any provisions of the plan. ! The. program included the fol- ; Daughter To Lauckses | The committee in charge of ar- te find cargoes to haul at speeds frequently no faster than lowing soloists: Patricia Yates, Another birth in Key West |rangements includes the Misses , the Maytiower s - Nate ep . » |General Hospital was that of a|Hilda Castillo, | Ordina, Pita,(’|’- At ast 60 American sailing .|Apply For Four ene ae etic cyt wi ldaughter, at 9:18 p.m, July 15,jShirley Lieder, Joan: Elkertson, eels of more than 500 tons i| Li es To Wed: anne Ailigood, “Irish Eyes Are +¢ Mr, and Mrs. Kermit Laucks, |Elayne Albury, Elissa Moreno, | Gale ere till in commercial use, | tcens “| Smiling;” Joyce Lounders, “The |1391 Newton street. She weighed |Sylvia Sanchez, Olive Gatto, and_, ererding to the Tr De | Applications for marriage li-|Silyer Lining,” and Marlene ‘nine pounds, two ounces, | Betty Johnson. ie | ' mts bureau of customs | censes were filed yesterday by | Parks, The Small Cafe.” : sae Oa : Saaremaa eee = . welgn sailing craft still; four couples with County Judge Daneg Humbers presented were Son,To Robertses The English “window tax’ bas: | © trade are estimated to number | Raymond R. Lord. They were a Zaibays""Heartache,” by Dol- Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Roberts €4 on the number of windows \ Geren 100 and 150. Billie G. Sutton, 26, U. S. Ma- oo Yoctee and Joy Pinder: |AMnounce the birth of a seven |it homes, was assessed in 1696 to | | This figure. of course, is pain- | - |rines, and Eula M. Champion, Toc dancemens “Deloces Losld ’ land one-half pound gon Tues- |make up a state deficiency caus- * | felly email compared with the - |21 of 724 Eaton street; Ralph S. | pte tag ans by little Mix, dav morning at Municipal Hos-|ed by clipping and defacing of \ el) atl deve, when America had 4. Wilcox, 57, of Miami, and Cleo liaintthaghinasSang vandbante ‘pital. The new arrival has been | Coins. ‘ tom: of shipping under B. Cone, 34, of Tavernier; Billy If You Were the Only Girl,” by given the name of Jack Albert. | == z | fast. beautiful clippers of Anderson, Ala., atne ales and To Pinder. Y |” Mrs. Roberts, before her mar- | : " Horn for the Ay Mannen, 21, of es Gact sLinda.” Was sung by Tage, Was Miss Marie Thompson, Get Cool Soothing Relief mnie 6 carried t. Vernon, Ill; and Jorge C. |p yara Jolley and Blanche Al. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin | ’ na While the world fleet of siz- @hle square riggers has been duced to less than 10. fore Font, 39, of 1144 Duval street, and idigode Thompson, 320 Margaret street. Maria Toro, 28, of E-1 Fort Tay- Sigs catples, participated’ Gn —— - a a lor. “The Anniversary Song,” in-| Seek Divorces cluding Dolly Marie Owens, Lu- At Once-This Fast, New Way! soothes, So the = is @” ‘ou troubled by distress of femaie functional penodie ainearee 1. Instantly—it co; @e@ oft wind-jammers operate Lead glass is used for optical ; lig Mateeet” Marie ne PB scakinciaivortesiien ances? Does this make you feel s0° fefreshes! Heat f ce a alaeteical cille Saunders, arlene Parks, etitions seeking divorces were dred, highest ‘ < “4 " : a cideasteedineiiaen te @ mere respectable — Siar cereals Blanche Alligood, Patricia Yates, fiied yesterday with Circuit Himes? "then DO try Lydia BE. 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Only Johnson's Prickly Heat Powder cont f end im the Greet Lakes are 43 stheoner barges end 14 schoon- ore, ali over 500 tons. Gre, the @%-ton schooner C. B® Botrn till operates out of | |tive index makes its use neces- Gohmronagohmon v v STRAND THEATRE” fle as a whaler :|Pacifie Queen - = e d, windjammers are used Long Beach, . the star of a the entire cast, which also in- , SENSATIO NAL Now Showing bentonite —the super-absorbent. Sep fe teode ions in the West | harbor exhibition there. cluded ‘songsters Joan McKnight, NEW CURLER! §f “THE YEARLING” / = failies bet mall ports and The late war heavily reduc- Rose Yates, Sonja Sauhders and | Ra |} Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman Tira e-| harbors suttabile for steamers. Up ed the number of tall ships. No Dorothy Lesher. Miss Beatrice ry re 3 ce (Pulitzer Prize-Winning ee Che only heat pouder with > | end down the west coast of one was hit harder than 73- Moreno was the pianist. iP 1 Picture) Aupoc-absacbert benilonita/ . AT LAST! year-old Capt. Gustaf Erikson Valuable assistance with foot. eath A tea, the t . arting. oe oa Salle ond bulk cargues and’ be- of Finland. lights, loudspeaker, stage effects, | 4 AN EASIER ce | tween the cust and Cape- Erikson had built up his fleet wardrobe and make-up was ren- |; 4 WOME © |] Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur JOHNSON’S zz tewn they carry timber and man- | of square riggers to eleven, car- dered by Mrs. Mary McKnight, .} * PERMANENT! e | Onay actured « : : rying nitrates from Chile, Swed- Mrs. Cuca Owens, Mrs. Hector } MONROE THEATRE i ty From Austrelia. there are FINNISH BARQUE, Pamir, one|ich lumber for Australia, case oil Barrosa, Alfredo Barrosa, and | | NS ahecing PRICKLY HEAT 25 : Qi windjemmers carrying of Capt. Erikson’s ships seized for Fiji and guano from Juan de Tony. Martinez. ; Mrs. Theresa AUICKERE Che nails crtrioeatce "GENTLEMAN | Wheat scross the Pacific. They | >Y New Zealand during war. |Nova. 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