The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1949, Page 4

* "TORR eee eee HEHE ree eee eT wt Ou cl nT = until May. Certificates will be given to the students in best out-| standing on Pan American Day, : April 14, after the annual ex- aminations. ; New students are weléome to these lessons, schedule as fol- From 7:30 to 9:00 °° TL Colorful Art Exhibit Now Being Shown At Casa Marina Hotel By Artist Donald W, Hirleman | Jail, He, Under $100,000 Bond, “And She: Under. aight’s ineeting tei Ten britiantly Tih site ditniihivakets én’ in'|o:m Beginners at N.C. C.S., or in simi-| ders will be advertised to be re-»\ ©» are on tensity with which 1021 Duval street (Saint Mary’s Se n t. -offi- * igo ; ie Ate c whe has .por- | parish Hell) ; ro YORK, ’ ficial whose Name was not di- ae iP aa eee roan a ronutent of Wayed nature hes’ ¢arned him _, Tameday: “From 3:15 bo’ 4:15 puith Coplan, reg vulged,. assert lp eet oer the ee Ag ts he feet three years. the ee af ot “The White Savage.”| p.m. Beginners at San Carlo the senate shy : t : all A payment of $961.32 to Wil- Mr Hivleman tegen we mote Most of the subjects are trop- School, 516 Duval street (up- sea é ‘ a _saetlly | liam A F man as agent for the of Gaining in 1801 at the ieal in their nature, stairs). tere sieceou Surety Company of © Art lnvtitute After four years! ore taken diréct from Wednesday: From 8:00 to 9:00 |g 40 5 é ee ie ri few York | for employes’ yeaa Cnn Me rn SERS, |S | tor tneir settings. Batt Adveacon stidents bt. Sen! Saale saat ee provided in another meas- to arlos Se ; i pa introdi tonight. => the y on the iP of oP ee on ex-| There bi Padi ah Bcd 4 eit oe 2 count ing He U2 yi jure ns be uced reat are: The tation; Negro;} sons at San Car 00} on | ie == evavied a ia ah Bahamese Cat; Beach Shack; — Sax: From. Pe a0 to 2 30 | gh berineet: ; States ing who prt | actively : ‘encased in es- mo Aceords Wi ith wvdivetual expression . ‘beginners. Thursday: From 7 . 4 "2 St Ange ot ele cur Performer; Native Girl with to 4:15 p. ink Intermediate! yS rahe last Friday, | The woman, a Brook has iRe ent Me himself | Shell; Moonlight Fantasy; Jeal-| Spanish. bes y hay # ause of | refused 10" talk about her case equirem \ cet PRARER ct Method of | ous Lover; Tropical Night; Cuban Abs eeole oe phy tig ee pcs het arvesk Hise, eidthee aol ee ei fomdition believing Dancer: Shar ° ° nds.| an aunt de: tearf that 7 sont ol the creates pad Mr. se aver paintings i Legion Meeting — Pegaso banedt is $100,000, | was guilty on the a “wn ‘od ae Of Citizenship vonbeat 7 harmenine. the vari- og weeny throughout the Uni- ‘Wednesda Ni ht MN Otficial Wachingion wes keen- fev ed ‘make any weed TALLAHASSEE, March "7 oly wide range of color ex- " States, Mexico, and the Ha- ¥ g oh by cinsterestied deine atone teeth: ema ny fur- reese cn ee Poe ’ : ; : ' ' of public instruction, /was advised by the Attorney General that in his opinion a per- son, born outside of. the United | States of alien parents, who Unemployment Cont To Grow But Not Atioing. Ee ag GS Skilled‘‘And Competent der eighteen years of age, su person is a citizen of the’ 1d Process Of “Screening” Going On In Removing - Absentee And Inefficient Workers Legion, will be held- Wednesday evening at 8p. m. at the Post Home on Stock Island. Final nominations for officers Will bé received at this meeting. Delegates to the Department Convention, Sarasota, April 8-10, 1949, will be chosen. The fourth event in the Au-; County Audubon and the Na- ee oop A 4 “gh tional Audubon Society. A mati- fehest «= Auditorium at mee for students of all the ete night when] schools will be given at 2 o'clock Toon W-—, o— of Pieas-| on Thursday afternoon in the au- Michigan, present! ditorium of the Division Street ~ This dy Te -" School, it was announced today all Personal Mention. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Silberman, owners of the Key West Ventian Blind Co., are entertaining ° as their house guests, Mrs, Silber- man’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mey- er Redlich, and her sister and two children, Mrs, Herman Shaf- ner, Rhoda Marcia and Carol Judith of Mount Vernon, N.Y. They are spending several weeks here and will remain un- til after the Confirmation of Ira Joel Silberman which will take place next month. Also visiting Key West and en- joying their stay immensely are Mr, Silberman’s brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sil- berman of New York. They are staying at the Casa Marina Hotel. include lazy, . inefficient ‘or ab- | sentee workmen, who have lost their jobs during the process of faegiene see the’: workmen who (By The Associated Press) are proficient. and: di indable. WASHINGTON; March 7. The time is past: eng ecore Unemployment is continuing but can. get a job-he knows: little or is confined for the most part to) nothihg about,- but «the trained unskilled or inefficient. workmen. | man and’ woman still are employ: Men and women, well trained in| ed, a fairly large percentage of} their jobs, still: are finding em- | them at salaries higher than were | ployment, and in some parts: of | paid last year. the country there is a demand for: The. prediction was reiterated that class of worker. today, that this year will be a Many of those, the announce- good one. economically, with |’ ment explained, who have lost| jobs for competent workmen their jobs are in that category of} generally. The trend shows sg workmen who apparently do not | many . maufacturers. are. placi {seem aware that the bonanza of premium .6n skiled and efficient jobs is a thing of the past. They | workmen.’ by George Mills White, Screen ewe The Medieys appear} Tour Chairman for the local so- BROKEN? Let us repair them for you at once. Our op- tician can replace the broken lens~ without . a. prescription and do the job in ONE, DAY. “ As MY eae oz : KEYS _ OPTICAL SERVICE. 110 Duval Street a Gheapidnty oak Vag yee ea a WHY HAVE A WATCH One of (he feetured attractions, in the form of individual de- Tel dis ttt coniiewe. Aineor with their own lights. Already apening Seturdey ot the Rilke there have been Pea inquiries ‘\etitorm at lp. m. are twelve! and requests from people who wow etew boxes of unusual} would like to acquire them after heowty end distinetion. These/ the Flower Show. shetow bones were designed by} The exhibit will, be open to Gene Otto, prominent Key West | the ic from 1:10.98 p. m. on ave, 1 The boxes are made | p.m," y and Monflay. A regular meeting of Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28 American Mr. and Mrs. Alex Picard have left. by way »of Florida's west coast. to their home in Saginag, inael onth’s visi’ h jams swot To Benefit |seloe To aa street. Sehool Library | Indian Program Mrs. Picard and Mrs. Ellsworth are sisters and this was their ‘| first reunion in 25 years. ‘A Rummoge Sele for the bene-] “Miss Dixon’s‘class in. the Di- iit ae ae poe pero 1 ot the Nbrery being established | vision Street School will have an in their praise of the Island City. = the Diwwion Street Blementary| Indian program in the school Sehee! will be conducted Satur-| auditorium tomorrow, March 8th, “oy emt Monday this coming! at 2:30 p.m. No admission will weekend, March 12 and 14. ' be charged but. a collection will The sale ts being sponsored and | be taken, the proceeds to be used will be conducted by the Perent-| for the purpose of things needed einian ge NURI BARE Sx es ae SS eee Sunset Gives ‘ Rise To Report + Of Huge Fire A spectacular sunset which occurred last evening at about the same time asa fire alarm rang gave rise to the, erron-. eous report that there hed been a huge fire off the Key West Naval Station. At 6:10 p.m., a:fire alarm took the Fire. Department to. skillet and. low heat; side to achieve a -goiden-brown before turning. The mush should have a crisp golden-browh crust. Subse. to The Citizen ——- Mrs, B. F, Aldridge, Florence, Alabama, arrived here Saturday to be the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Thompson, 1307 Petronia street. This is Mrs. Aldridge’s second} Thompson street where brush -. Teachers Association of the, in the classroom and for books visit to Key West, and she plans} caught fire. There was: no oS ahi school, of which Mrs. C. Sam B.! for the library. het to remain here for an indefinite] property damage. THAT $ SICK? Curry \* president. The public is cordially invited: length of time. At 6:40 p.m. firemen were ae . Mrs Curry urges anyone wish- | to attend. nadia RE Spear 0 Fas called by an excited woman : ie t© contribute articles of Seek Divorces who said there was a house oOo weertng apparel for the sale to Calendar OF tring the Heme to the school. Those willing to contribute ar- Coming Events tieles but unable to go to the wheel mey Phone 63 and have} MONDAY, MARCH 7— on fire near the Commission- Petitions seeking divotces were| ed Officers’ Mess at Fort Tay- filed Saturday in the office of| lor. Firemen found a fire Circuit Court Clerk Earl Adams| beneath a barbecue pit. by Phyllis Andrews Lambert A Let Us Make It Well For You With Our Expert Repair Service. the items picked up later. Meeting, Executive Board of inst Harold Lambert; by Cel- ° All proceeds will go toward Poinciana P.T.A., 8 p. m. at ep Buroghy against Alfred Fr eeholders Best In Town. enlerging the library for the home of Mrs, Earl Drink- Buroghy; by Laura Bernice Park : in henefits of the students. house, 229-D, © Poinciana] against John Stevenson Park, and Onl Vote. In- Fe 000 ~ Place. by Zilphia Sue. Rifle, against | y H ee Ceeil D. Riddle, Apply To We inhe hs : ea ‘| Meeting, Room Mothérs of Di- F rs ve F or vision poet. & School, 7:30 p. m, at the school. Teel. Home After | TUESDAY, MARCH 8— Full Rehearsal, “The Crucifix- Free iniepeetion. i js Free Estimates ved a Bond Elections Immediate servile. ,.,. ALL WORK DONE ON {(Specta! to: The Citizen? ~ ‘oak : licdtion fof*a marriage] TALLAHASSEE, March 7, —'| OUR*PREMISES AND GUARANTEED BY US. : “ eek . Stay Here ion,” Key West Community] An applica’ th sod oe Singers, 7:30 p. m., First Con-j license was filed Saturday in {| The Pasco. county’ supervisor of 000 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fisher of In- gregational Church. office of County bing py reer registration, Mrs. Dove C. Falls, ; anepols, Indiana, left today by} Regular meeting, women of the | R. Lord by ee hi Nav ‘and| inquired as to whether or not Every watch should be inspected at least cor for their home in the mid- First Presbyterian Church, 8+] Jr. 31, of , the ¥ persons who are not freeholders 1 Lee Busey, 10, of 8. once a year. C. leaning and oiling now west after spending a week’s va-- p. m. at the home of Mrs. J.'| Miss Francies aoa but pay personal taxes are qual- mi save mejor repairs later. Bring caution here E. Sterling, 709% Truman] the Naval Seaplane Base. Base. ified to vote in a bond election. ! lay ach pate REE INSPECTION Me Fisher is editor of the Avenue. Seteenermenrner t Mrs. Falls was advised by the Bui wi in for’a church page of the Indianapolis}; Meeting, Division Street Ele- Directors Of attorney general’ that only free- y our experts. Stor. He is also president of the mentary School P.-T. A., 7:45 holders, who are otherwise qual- O Riverside golf club in that city. P.M. Mrs. C. Sam B, Curry, A ified, may vote in such election. While in the city, Fisher play-| President, In Charge. Highway ssi. This opinion was.based on the sup- | ed the local course, and also went | THURSDAY, MARCH 10— position that the term Pa SPEGIAL OFFER deep-sea fishing. His cateh was} Audubon Screen Tours, Key 4 barracuda, 3 mackerel, 2 West High School, 8:00 P.M. groupers, one mutton-fish. Tom and Arlene Hadley in ‘This is the Fishers’ second visit “Happy Valley”, color movie.| )REW SMYRNA BEACH, Mar.{ 103, Florida Satutes, 1941. te Key West, the first time being} FRIDAY, MARCH 11— 7.—Business and civic leaders of in 1988. While here they were vee, Officers’ Wives} the Florida east coast will gather Cauliflower ot. broccoli may be | guests of the Green Trellis, Eliz- Club, 1 p. m. at aoe Taylor. at St. Augustine on Wednesday, | varied by serving with mustard | abeth street SATURDAY, MARCH March 9, for a meeting of the|sauce. The sauce may be pre election” came within the pur- Meet Wednesday view of Article 9, Section 6, Flor- (Special to The Citize ida Constitution, and Chapter ' FOR LIMITED TIME Bring In This Ad With Any Standard Make and Model Watch That Is Not Rusted for CLEANING and OILING at ee Annual Ball joosacnil ‘by Hu-| board of directors of the East] pared easily by seasoning a rich $2 95 Di vi sion Street mane Society, Raul’s:Club on|] Coast Highways Association, J.| cream sauce with prepared mus- i d r , the Boulevard. Entertain‘}7.- McCormick, president, an-| tard, sugar, and a’dash of bottled School P T. A ment. nounced today. The meeting will | horseradish. j oOo ‘ wi. Ae Annual Ball sponsored by Hu-| begin at 11 a. m. at the Hotel | G ; Servi mane Society, Raul’s Club on | Bennett. Every Job Guaranteed — Immediate Service. Meets Tomorr ow ‘the Boulevard. Entertain-} Committee reports will be giv- RELIEF AT LAST | ‘ ; ment. en and the advertising program Reguler monthly meeting’ of} Annual Key West Garden Club} for the coming year will be dis- F Y COUGH : the Division Street Elementary Flower Show, Elks Auditor-| cussed. or our | Lt , Sehoo!'s Parent-Teachers Asso- ium, 1 p. m, to 9 p. m. The association’s advertising Creomulsion relieves prom ly because PO LOCK $ ciation will be held tomerrow| Rummage Sale, 9 A.M. to 6|and publicity program, Smith fight to the seat of the trouble Ey QUALITY night nage P.M., Corner Simonton’ and} claimed is ger fr al Pe Se Sete Sod sage Bieme indie Mrs. C m B. Curry, presi- Angela Streets. Benefit Di-| sizeable portion of the substan- nature to soothe J dent, announces the meeting will vision Street “Elementary | tial inciemse of traffic on U. & raw, tender, inflamed bronchial . £W ELERS be conducted as usual in the up- ‘School's Library. * _}1 and AlA over last year. Funds wal you «bot pak Cosammntae paeers : Q alee euditorium of the school); MONDAY, MARCH 14— for advertising and promotion! ™ y Sgt Aes tle o! pieg ' ——— 3 at 7:45 o'clock. Rummage Sale, 9 A.M. to 6 are derived from annual mem- ae way it icy ala ular te lo mga 508 DUVAL STREET jotherg of the school P.M., Corner Simonton and | bership contributions. Among ‘ ” F es with meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight Angela Streets.» Benefit Di-! those invited to the meeting are Experienced Jewelers tor Three Generations te plan for the May Festival and vision Street “Elementary Harold R. Laubscher and J. D. CREOMUL. ; s study course ere School's Library. McAndrews, Key West. | for SION H