The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1949, Page 8

NAVY BLESSINGS wera Ve 19-7 & sree ote oh A Meh wt Stren Vernes hae town for ay 7 a tant tom Died Sunday At Soslthes Sigmete.- Ne tenant Me! tet at am — fay simanest an tite Oe deahenvet ‘Com That's ing Gtencns teat sin cowie Pie obigger of me & we Lerey Tay @ charter boat to fish. » ater | «=6Wayee Meecha was born in Hungary, as oo © (he taf of and hae been a resident of Miami * Fiewt anes in tor twenty years. i « fatins the Co The bedy was taken to Miami tee Teterte today by the Pritchard Funeral Fleet om atm burtal Frank Moocha Home Hearse for Funera frank Moceha, 72, died Sun- oome Mee etug's day at Marathon while on a fish- trip with some friends. Mr- ¢ Snorer and Meeche was stricken a ew min- wets before he was to go aboard ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR STANDARDIZING ARMS Ser- tr wuts and bolts”, ter 4 France wuelis treaty wan military mission to Bri- indicates om Soe fwrdamentally the procedure he been worked out, down to sli bet vital parts of the de- fetive achinery of the western group, Luxembourg, nd Holland, already has gines wow factories ees of similar nature British-designed jet now standard ap, with some planes being built in ERNESTO LECUONA TO GIVE AUDITION TO MIGAUEL MARISCAL Lecuona ing, he will be met by a really imposing ‘elegation. Mayor Lou-; is M. J. Fisner has asked to join (®) Photo}, - DEFENDANTS IN CIVIL RIGHTS TRIAL at Rome, Ga., stand outside. courtroom after Federal Judge Frank A. Hooper declared a mistrial Saturday. They were accused of plotting to deprive seven Negroes of their rights by arresting them unjustly and then turning them over to a Ku Klux Kjan mob for whipping. The jury foreman said they were split se’ for conviction and five for acquittal and that there was no chance for agreement. Left to right: Sam H. Peters, Deputy Sheriff John F. Blockley, Truman Purcell, Deputy Sheriff William Hartline, Terrell Wheeler, Wood- tow Daniel, Deputy Sheriff Stokes McCauley, Dade County Sheriff John W. hyochs Farris (Cotton) Durham and Robert . Keener. Feel Services ‘Richard Russell Funeral Services will be held tomorrow morning at 10:30 { o'clock for Richard B. Russell, 77, who died Saturday Morning the composer Ernesto * arrives here this eae COSTLY PET When 894 United Street after a | illness. | long Held Tuesday For WEDNESDAY — at 1:30 A. M. in his residence at RURSDAY— 7:30 PM—Dramatic Rehearsal: | Kedar Adour, of 7:45 PM—Spanish | Class with bo Benildes Re- Instructor. 8:30 PM—USO, CCS Junior Hostess Meeting, lst. and 3rd Mon- days. 9:00 PM—Wiener Roast. v~. 10:00 ‘AM—Navy Wives Bowl- ing, U. S. Naval pi Alleys, "2:00 PM—Prenatal Class and Health Clinic, 203. Fleming Street. %:30 PM—Dramatic Rehearsal: : Kedar Adour, of|* U.S. N., Dramatic|’ Admiral-CharlessMy Coake 2) Coach. born at Fort Smith, Arkamens bed “8:00 PM.—Movie Feature. Ee 00 P.M.—Fishing Trip—U.S. |. Naval Hospital Pa- | * tients. 6:00 PM—Radio Hour. 9:00 PM—Dance — Tune Top- pers Orchestra, En- tertainment — Vo-/ TRY A POUND TODAY! ealists. 2:00 PM—Navy Wives Sewing Group — (Singer Electric). the “Gentlemen Of The Press” smote « _ want a picture of /lio leave.” ra shots by Jose . oe Piette the Chamber's official photographer, Vacarro was led to ke for an official recording ents on this latest | oye, my Se tee A visit yoared as they flied a hands with emed little need . ntle reminder, “Do “at ve Key West a boost” “ose by an introduction by « of the Vacarro’s comments e tor the record inclu “ ast mow finished a Commerce as our we've had a wonderful our seventh trip to t we hope to come mnin M » whpredictable man. has enjoyed his va- As you know, he stayed ~ three weeks this time. He's wonderful sun tan. He ha: wining and he has been « nearly every day. He me day when the} I think that to by legation so that he can show some of the appreciation felt by the citizens of Key West for the hon- or Lecuona is doing this City in giving this concert here so soon after his brother's death. Dr. Ju- of the members of the board of directo: Chamber will be in the delega-| tion As soon as the greetings are from the plane, the party will cheery as the} proceed to the Hotel La Concha where Senor Lecuona is staying their} And following that there will be a banquet at the Delmonico rest- aurant friends of Lecuona and members “ of the Latin American Chamber Southern | of Commerce. On Tuesday Lecuona will brin: decorate the Marti, Cuban patriot the Latin-American Park pty ; and the Cuban club Some time on Tuesday, Ernesto bt Mr.| Lec young Miguel M ented in his playing of the piano Senor Lecuona is taking the time jout to hear and give advice as he says, he too was once a poc boy, interested in just one thing— Latin American Chamber de-! de Poo, president and most of the Latin American i after the disembarkation attended by some old morning, Senor flowers and nt to Jose (P) Pisgto | in Bayv and that will be followed, MRS. C. A. CUTLER fondles | a visit to the San Carlos club, ene of the 102 chinchillas | which she and her husband \ have brought from California | to their fur-raising ranch near | Columbus, Ga., at a cost of | nearly $100,000. The little fur- | which look a bit like | rabbits, are almost worth their monur anged to go hear 1 who lives Miguel is Hy tal uona has ) Simonton stre rs old, and unus bearers, hir hat and help he can, because weight in gold. teable. record . .As 1}Making music. And since Young B. Armstrong _ of pe to be back again in Miguel who already plays with K, “Roied _physcian-hy- Moreh ant again next November,) the Los Cubancheros orchestra born in Bangor, s all in the hands of the «K West refers to as “Uncle 1 f the Latin Chamber of Commerce i entertain the appre men were Douglas National Air Lines; President of the and J. Y. Porter, IV anfortunately detained Preaweieee Sanchez Lucas’ Body Sent To fe Buried From To Alabama For ‘ hapel Tomorrow Funeral Services { George F. Lucas, N, who died from in- automobile t Boulevard | by Lopez] more, Ala Permit Issued bor Bird Aviary: -_ viary at his hoi yermit issued Davi wner of Thomas} streets, calls for the | ncrete block addi- st of $2,000. | Mail The Citizen to Friends also intere: thing and the Latin Ame: are much ed in just the music, I one making uona mber interested in helping hint as they can. Young M GIRL SCOUT RUTH ABERLE, 16, rests in a hospital bed at Longview, Wash., after being lost in snow-covered mountains for four days without food. Six hundred men searched the forests for her in the greatest hunt the region had ever known. Ruth was found in an abandoned cabin where she took refuge from the bitter cold. The hospital reported she is little the worse for her experience. i Cemetery. | Russell; one daughter, Mrs. Bur+ jers will be selected from. the Fire 8:00 PM—Bingo, sponsored by St. Mary’s Parish Organizations. The funeral will leave Lopez ; Funeral Home Chapel to go to S:. Mary’s Star of the Sea Church where Mass for the dead will be| FRIDAY— isaid by Rev. Joseph Maring. 10:00 AM—Navy Wives Bowl- Burial will be in Catholic fag, 0." SS Neg ; Station Alleys. %;00 PM-—Party, Naval Hospital 5 (2nd Friday). 30 PM—Dramatic Rehearsal. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Olympia rell Atchison, Miami, Fla:; two grandchildren Miss Olga Atch son, Miami, Fla.; Burrell Atch: son, Miami, Fla.; two nieces, Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Pena Mor- ales. Russell was a member of the Key West Fire Department for 44 years and Captain of No., 3 Fire Station the’ time of his retirement. Honorary Pallbéar- Department. Pallbearers will be Louis M. J. Eisner, Henry Haskins, Seon} Whalton, Mike Bonamy, Zorsky, William A. Freeman. Atomizers - Stationery Xmas Wrappings ORIENTAL PHARMACY 1000 Duval Street Phone 979 Whatever Your Printing Needs, We Can Do the Job — and at low prices, too! Call 51 Ford C. Frick, president of the National Baseball League, born at Wawaka, Ind., 55 years ago. 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