The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 8, 1950, Page 4

COUNTY ACCEPTS CAPT. ADELL’S OFFER OF 15,000 CUBIC YARDS OF MARL Allen Warns That Money Will Have Meeting Of Key West d To Take Place Next Monday E aoa f the Key West { 5. Roberts Smith | gd bie zoaetiog of the Key Went 6. Peter Varela, the home of Jack. Sellers next) 7. Ygnacio Caspones, Monday night at eight. | Jack Sellers Ralph Hartenstine said that on C nder. Ralph” ten conan will be: Ms si To Be Found For |: SOCIETY INE VV... Key West Players Announced Today —\"3"s yexmanent_p cgrem t Sreen H F | By NIRA LESLIE: GULEY : It you've ever stopped to won- weaknesses of other beings, hu- | ‘en's. instruction for Key ospital Support at ..The Citizen Office—51 der what might happen in Heav-|man or supernatural, will be | ’ tch with the Univer:| en should a soul be delivered ‘played by Jonthan Jackson, who! .;.° cr ntiamion Saturday, March jthere by mistake and ahead of ‘hil patna to the name “Grand~ 3" . cela bs 4 4, A round of challenge miatch- time, you'll be much intrigued by | pa,” a carry-over from his me- in | “You 05 to determine who-will play in -cResidence—6291 Ah ete te On Ms te tee Doll Festival: Sponsored By. Monroe County Commissioners last night accepted the 15,000 cubic yards of marl that the Na- vy had offered them. The county will try to have the Dredgers’ Key operation, started as soon as Possible. The offer was made by Cap- tain C. C. Adell, USN, command- ing officer of the U.S. Naval Station. City Commissioiers had made the request at a special meeting. All marl is to be taken out by March 1, and the maximum amount that can be had is 15,000 cubic yards. From July, 1949 to January, 1950, some 95,393 cubic yards have been sold by the Navy 10 cents a yard, The amount sold each month is as follows: July, 7451; August, 9,807; Sep- tember, 11,338; October, 14,445; November, 15,236; December, 16,- 524; January, 20,792. Captain C. €. Adell stated in a letter to City Manager Ralph Spalding: “It is obviously not to the Navy’s interest to sell ma- terial it now owns for 10 cents per cubic yard, and in the future find it necessary to purchase @redged material at a much higher price.” Commissioner Joe Allen voted for acceptance of the Adell offer, but Allen thought that it was just prolonging the agony, He reasoned that thirty days from now, the public would be in the same fix. i Allen mairdained that it was the City Commissioners who forced the county to go out of the marl business. Allen said that the county and Navy could have worked out an agreement, had not the city blocked the move. Allen stated that he could see thatthe city wants Garrison the new play now in Pr arastoated Pesci ms ere Sg ern Peete * c Can’t Take It With You” two Miami, § he w is “Heaven Car seasons ago. Tennis Wait,” a comedy in three.acts by} In all probability one of the! & the ten Khe Wins Reynolds School Last Week Was Harry Segall. This is the,,stage-}hits characters of the show will production from which .one of |be Max Levene, Joe’s fight man- Grand Success; Fine Program Given h Hollywood's finer achievements | ager, a role being expertly car- The Doll Festival, sponsored by , Diaz, Marguerite Quesado, Butch} bs made, a called ““Here [ried by Walter V. Burns, who is Reynolds School, in the auditor- Gordon, Teresa Murray, Thomas,Comes Mr, Jordan,” starring|a “Natural” for the part. 1 Pol- i ‘ i ss t ine ii ‘ bonell, Harvey Sellers Bob Pol School last week, was a grana aaitt, Nora’ Alonzo, Chester Clause Rains ae oie ee wees saved lock, Peter Varela, malvin Whit . ber wmpead A . Walter sees Hundreds of dolls were susie Sharon Gray, and Jose | has beer amen to ats tg, ing, prod duction, will appear as Se nee i preseecaeg Com- i i, si You Do My Partner? walk- “ Toles, aa ba bi 3, Mander Ralph Bluauvelt, Jac! an “ade lnaghd “Baby Dell oan ap ty: : and ee ie Pee nl or four cae By eH — Sellers, Chester Keawley E. group; William Washington ‘in Ford, Paule Helen Sel-| enthusiastic rehearsals, it. world! boards of the barn, Wallace 4:, Hamblen, Melvin ms, the Novelty Doll groyp'for hand- lers, Larry Collin, Deborah Aun: | seem that the Key West’ Players | Blake. These two are the “Men- Johnny Sellers, and ak Hart- carved Charlie MeC&rthy; Jay Dler, Bill Cormack, Gladys Mal-| aye well on. their way. taward-atace” of “Heaven Can Wait,” and °Mstine. Several new members | Cooper in the Character Doll soot. seeasio fc oLeere d Alice i really outstandin« shows); or |theirs is the disturbing experi-{ will bé intriduced at the meet- jilor; Tie. bo ilgers, Cec rida Lazarovici,- in tence Blin i % ; i Sata me Pepay: bell-qroup ee Bred, Renty Tanrtors Cecile pea gale ur hago S hes i stay byes eS ee ee wont The Key West Championshigs her doll in a hand-crocheted Lopez, Pay Cooper, ‘Diana Diaz,! finest productions; _ inc! ing Attractive Jean Dunn will; 2¢ expected. to become an ann skati costume, and Beverly Crawford Banks, and Rosalie “The Guardsman,” “Angel carry the ingenue lead, that of Jual event in both cles ae Toning ta the Bridé. Doll ‘group. Mu@s "A | Street,” “Blythe Spirit ” es Ge seed a named Bette Log- | doubles. Prewar.chamipion, san Blue, red, and white’ ribbons 1 See You, was played by: many others is directing this an, te keep your eye on her | Varela, has returned-to the game were awarded other dolls in each’ »duaudelina Garcia, Jimmy Wil- show, which will be the third for reel talent. jand is playing better tennis group. The judges. were Mrs: liems, Nancy Ramirez, Bert Aus-j production of this current sea-) The role of the housekeeper,|than ever’ before. An annual Jules Kovash, Mrs, William. T. tin Roberts,Mary “Ann Valdez, son. les. Ames, will be played by {tournament for Juniors 16, 17,” Nelson, and Mrs. Edward Gra- Jimmie Reynolds, Florence Kroll, ack Chapiesky, a. newcomer. Beulah Garrick, a professional jane 18 years old and for boys (up ham. iLarry Meggs, Delores Garcie. an ihe Barn, ill are the leading who played Mme. er in | to and including 15 years) will be, The program was presented by pas Hilgers, Linda Pierce, and male role in “Heaven rad Wait,” “Blithe Spirit” for ‘three years | inensig ae sponag & Taule children of Reynolds School, as- Joe Mecurio. that of a young boxer named Joe just outside London: Miss Gar- i i i i va oe j rari x : well under way. mentary School. Roger Simmons, Linda Roberts, | over-zealous and newly-appoint-| Other members of the ‘cast in«| is at the moment are: The First Grade Chorus sang Frederick Carnival, Marguerite! ed meesenger from Heaven, iv chats: Miaeatne =: tiller Nancy} 1. Ralph Hartenstine ‘ Rock-a-Bye Baby, My Candle, Perez, Alvio Acevedo, Brenda/ Borne off to the afterworld sixty Morgan, Emily Cotton, Everett| 2 Lt. Walter Pate Baby's Boat, I've a Dear Little Valdez; Thornton Sanchez, Linda! years ahead of time. * Winter ‘Douglas Hughes, William| 3- Lt. E. A. Hamblen Dolly, The Little French Doll, Nelson, Richard Knowles, Cecelia}” ‘The part of the messenger, who | Bond, Whitnel Swain, Paul Kel-| 4 Andy Alonzo | and Raggedy Ann. The chorus Albury, Danny Puig, and Burma’ is called 7013, will be filled by, ler, Robert Pollock, Donald Sti- e esoxaied of the following quem. Phalete 5 is 4g pavid Newton, and it is a role efel, and Gerald Saunders. a Safer C Relief : ras f _ ie Princess was dramatized that perfectly suits Mr. Newton's}. Frequent rehearsals are sched- H Laudelina Garcia, Farlin Guze- by the third grades with the fol-| type of comdey interpretation. | wed throuoghout the next few} when new drugs or old fail to oa wick, Charles Stirrup, Georgia lowing cast: ; : Mr. Jordan, the majordomo of | weeks and from all evidences it} your cold don't delay. Safe, depend- | Ruth Ray, Nancy Ramirez, Pa-’ Prince, Richard Collins; Prin-'the netherworld, and as kindly | would certainly seem that “Hea-j able Creomulsion gocs quickly to the mela Yates, Irene Pue, Jo Ann cess, Edna Lou Manning; Attend-| and tolerant as a saint when con- | ven.Can Wait” is something we | scat of the trouble to relieve acuté bronchitis or chest colds. Creomulsion has stood the test of more than 30 Ouradnik, Arent Sjursen, Sonny ants, Dianne Burnham, Jane ‘fronted with the vagaries and‘ can well afford to wait and see! Romaguerra, Peggy Bath, Linda Gomez, Virginia Pawela, andj me é years and millions of users. It contains: safe, proven’ ingredients, no narcotics Expected to attend the meet- infg are club members Roberts Smith, Joe Pinder, Ygnacio Car- Scratch Feed, Laying and Growing Mash VICTORY +.CASH MARKET 028 TRUMAN AVENUE we Deliver—Telephone 1080 _ WEBSTER’S DICTIONARY Authoritative... Up-To-Date ; pes wouesedsecsese ny Will Go, CLIP THIS COUPON Lowe, Rosalind Grooms, Florence Edith Adams; Ladies-in-Waiting, eT Hoffman, Denise Sutton, Olga.Beverly Jones, Clara Horton, Third Audubon Screen Tour Bight dredged, and this way they}Perez, Linda Pierce, Delores Ocilia Hernandez, Josephine Gar- H pee ie oe eet: eae "t may.get it done. But, added the} Garcia, Carolyn Gingerrick, Glen- cia, Xciomara Alfonso, Sandra ° promptly according to directions. ' ; Commissioner, “What is morejdo Carey, Patricia Miller, and Roberts, Emily Harris, Alexa] Takes Place Monday Evening Scans. Wien enteobe imp@rtant, dredging the Bight, or}David Lee Ogden. The French Washington, Janet Cormack. and ie CREOMULSION: by wail ped J] keeping the hospital going.” Doll was represented by Glenda mary Herrick; Guards, Danny} The third number of the..1950%. Relieves Coughs * Chesi Colds © Bronchitis bron anh Oe eaeeesasesessensd amie moepital, warned pgien is Archer and Raggedy Ann by parca, yours by rae abby | Audubon Screen Tour Series, \A ociseiniabni sie Eee ke a tip paises re abe running in the “red,” and] Linda Pierce. stro, .George rtiz, arold | ‘ai nom age the de will have to be assum-] An Indian Dance was given by: | Cates, Nilo Ridriguez, Gary Dopp, | sponsored: Jeinls- bythe: Merqee stro ° ° ed by the taxpayers now that the county is out of the marl busi- ness. Hudgins, of Hudgins & Alfonso, told the Board that no contractor other than Joe Sirugo would take the city proposition in Garrison geht. Hudgins said that Sirugo ca. omly handle the deal, be- @§use he iias a short haul. «Contractor Sirugo was then #iven the floor. Said Sirugo; “I ed 100,900 yards to complete Bill Wideman, Milton Spurney,, Ray Martin, Freddie Graves, and Russell Wood, Edward Koehn,, David Adams. Richard Rash, Dail Ereckson, J.} The Minuet was danced by: L. Sounders, Donald Crusoe, An-| Katherine Pratt, Lanny Harris,! Berkeley, California at 8 o’elock dres Hernandez, Eugene Albury, Rachel Diaz, Penny Rosam, Alice t Mond meenibas ay Ney, Stevie Makowski, and Johnny Vargas, Jeanne Sanchez, Sandra, "°* won ee. PVSRMIS: 6 <0 Cabanas. {Carbonell, Orletta Stirrup, Ed-| West High School. The Danish Dance of Greeting die Boza, Pat Frohock, Richard! Harwell, who has appeared was danced by: | Anti, Fred Puig, Ray Edwards,}over coast-to-coast radio broad- Nancy Lee Smith, Randy Joey Curry, Phil Spencer, ani! casts featuring his imitations of Smith, Nell Buie, . Peter Adams, | William Earl Hamilton. bird calls, will show his new Audrey Saunders, Billy Collins,} The teachers of color film “Canada West} and County Audubon Society and} the National Audubon Society) LUD To will present Bert Harwell, of Meet Tonight It has been annouriced that the Key West Astronomy Club will hold a meeting tonight at 8:00 o'clock at the Presbyterian Church, which all members and interested persons are welcome ‘to attend. Reynolds H building program my com- pany has planned. It will cost me aout 50 cents a cubic yard to get marl out of the bight. I only py the County 25 cents a yard for the mar] from Dredgers’ Key, s@ I more than anyone else will -bg hurt by the closing of Dredg- ers’ Key. It will cost me $25,000.’ Abprove Plat Grassy Key Beach pl: new road has recently been built and will allow prop- reach their land aad improve their properties. Charley Toppino Is Lew Bidder . Charley Toppino’s low bid of $2.60 sq. yd., for the Chamber of COmmerce road sm Marathon was accepted Alonzo Cothron’s bid of $2.70 8q. yd., for a road on Upper Mate- cumbe was accepted Bids are also to be asked for a road on First street at Big Pine Key Wants Road Built At Marathon € M. Walker of Marathon was Spokesman for a group of tax- payers who want the county to build a road on the south portion of Hog Key, Marathon. Questions $150 Expenditure 8 Clerk Earl Adams was read- ing out a long list of bills for the Cammissioners’ approval. One bill of $150 was singled out by Ce ssioner Harry Harris. Said Clerk Adams: “WKWF, $igo “Why?” Questioned Harris, “Menthly charge,” replied Ad- ang For how long?” ‘They get $1 every month.” Apply To Wed Applications for marriage li- eempes were filed yesterday in the efffee of County Judge Raymond R tLerd by Roy Butler, 36, and Adeline Butler, 49, both of 411 Witham street, and by Robert L Pedpter, 22, of Islamorada and Gegaidine Ogden, 22, of Miami. Set out water for birds in clay or “wooden bowls to prevent tredZing—or add an old pocket reflect warming light. Connie Arnold, Stewart Brenney, Carol Wawrzyniak, Bob Gardner, Judith Yellin, Joey Pinder, Anita McCormick, and Paul Marrero. The Chimes of Dunkirk Dance was presented by: Irene Pue, Vaughn Mesa, Mar- tha Rodriguez, Billy Cabanas, Sharon Grossman, Anthony Br: sher, Georgina Valdez, Reginaldo School expressed their sincere | appreciation to all who assisted with the Doll Festival, especial- fly the parents and the teachers who helped with the program: Mrs. Catherine Logan, Mrs. Mary C. Buckner, Mrs. Hattie Lou | Hamilton, Miss Pauline Nihoul, | Miss Marjorie Roberts, and Miss} ,Gladys Pinder. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Doyle of Spring Hill, Alabama, have an. nounced the engagement of theii daughter, Caroline, to Lt. George Patterson Sheld, U. S. Army. Lt. Shedd is the son of Major- General and Mrs. W. E. Shedd of Bradenton, Fla., and a gr nd- son of the late Hon. G. Bowne Patterson, of Key West. Mis: Etta Patterson and Mrs. H. A. Prindle, both of Key West, are his aunts, Miss Doyle, Of Spring Hill, Ala, To Become Bride Of Lt. George Patterson Shedd, USA, In April He. attended High School here, | Jand ‘during the war he and his mother, who is the former Miss Lettie Patterson, spent two years in the old Patterson home on! Caroline street. He is now sta- | tioned at Fort Benning, Georgia. His many friends in Key West will be interested in hearing of his engagement and approach- jing marriage, which is scheduled to take place in April. | Mallory Chapter Of United Daughters Of Confederacy To Meet It has been learned that a meeting of the Stephen R. Mal- ory Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will be held |tomorrow afternoon, Thursday, at 4:30 o'clock at the home of | Mrs. Stephen W. Douglass, 322 | Duval street. Honor guest of the occasion will be Mrs. Robert D. Wright, of Newberry, North Carolina, past president-general of the United Daughters of the Con- federacy, who is in Key West at the p. t time visiting her son, Lt.-Commander Downs Wright, USN, stationed atBoca Chica } Field. | It has been anounced that any members of other chapters of tha | }UDC who are now visiting Key West will receive a welcome at the meeting, and are invited to will supplement his pictures by lecture and by an amazing per- formance of whistled bird-song and calls. The film shows gorgeous views of scenery in the Canadian Rockies, with unusual ctdse-up views of beaver, moose and elk, buffalo, mountain sheep and goats, rufous hummingbirds, mountain bluebirds and many other creatures of the Canadian Northwest mountains and rugged coasts. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock Mr. Harwell has a treat in store for elementary school children, with bird-calls and action-packed to capture and hold their atten- tion from the start. This perform- ance will be held, as is customary, in the auditorium ‘of Truman Elementary School. Seek Divorces Petitions seeking divorces were | filed yesterday in the office of Cireuit Court Clerk Earl R. Adams by Violet Lefevre of Key West against Bernard Lefevre of Washington, D. C. and by Robert Earl Dane of Key West against irley Mae Dane of Thomaston, Ga. ARIADNE RESCUES (Continued From Page One) | the British freighter, Federal Mariner, at high tide. The Ariadne, a 155-foot vessel, was still standing by the Federal! Mariner. Lieutenant F. X. Riley of the Coast Guard who commands the | Ariadne, said his ship went 240 miles southwest of Key West to rescue the Honduran ship, Patria. attend the affair tomorrow after- noon. The regular bi-weekly lunch- eon meeting of the Officers Wives Club will take place at Ft. of this week, February 10, at 12:30 P. M., it has been announc- ed. Hostesses at the meeting will Taylor Officers Club on Friday! Luncheon-Meeting On Friday be Mrs. Grace Naser and Mrs, [Berar Gustavson and a special Program has been arranged dur- ing which Mrs. Jean Fielders will deliver a travel talk on Japan, and a musical interlude will take place with Mrs. Wanda Gills pre- senting vocal renditions, accom- Then they hauled it to La Fe, Cuba. color pictures whieh are designed ; % ' ° Coming Events | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8— Meeting, La Concha Navy Wives Club No. 88, 7:30 P. M. | In Clubrooms, Building 178, U. S. Naval Station. Meeting, Monroe County Coun- cil of P.T.A. Executive Board, 3:30 P. M. in Bayview Park I Meeting, Key West Astronomy Club, 8:00 P. M., at Presby- terian Church. ¢ | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9— Meeting, Sewing Group, Mon- roe County Hospital Auxil- iary,2 P.M. at Hospital. Call Mrs. Rutt, 420-W for transportation. Meetings, Fleet Reserve Asso- ciation, Braneh 56, and Wo- man’s Auxiliary, 8:30 P. M., at Clubrooms, Front and Fitzpatrick streets. Social hour is to follow business sessions, Meeting, Stephen R. Mallory Chapter of United Daughters of Confereracy, 4:30 P. M., at home of Mrs. Douglass, 322 Duval street. Mrs. Robert D. Wright, honor guest. Visiting UDCs invited to attend. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10— Annual Hospital Charity Ball, sponsored by Woman’s Aux- iliary of Monroe County Hos- pital. Elks Club Annex. Luncheon - meeting, Officers Wives Club, 12:30 P. M. Officers Club, Ft. Taylor. Mesdames Grace Naser ani Barbara Gustavson, hostesses, Travel talk and musical pro- gram MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13— Meeting, Key West Tenis Club. 8:00 P .M., at home of Jack Sellers. Many matters of im- he Patria had been adrift a week,” said Lieutenant Riley. “It had ten persons aboard her, and they were glad to reach land again.” = 2 eae ee SAE panied by Mrs. Jane Daniels at the piano. A baby-sitter will be availab or the convenience of mothers of small children desiring to at- tend the luncheon-meeting, and reservations for the affair should be made not later than this even- ing, in order that eonfusion Tah be avoided. portance to be discussed. Third Audubon Screen Tour, Bert Harwell, speaker, and color film “Canada West.” 8 P. M., at High School torium. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25— Opening of Flower Show, spon- sored by Key West Garden Club. Etks Club Annex. Three days. 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