The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 25, 1950, Page 4

erent ‘RSE rage snaneneraenatn . . — ashcemesitoasnause a Weaeeeeeeeacaa. ‘Mise Eeith Williame, Of Key West, » Member Of Economie Cooperation team which is helping Europe to its economic health. Williams, a member of the | Economic Cooperation Adminis- | ai succeeded a’ tration office which acts as liaison] the post-war chaos aa pectin: with the Mutual Defense Assist-| which would have facilitated ance Program, works in the his-| Communist troops. The essential toric Hotel Talleyrand, near the| purpose of the work in which Place de la Concorde, which at} Miss Williems is engaged is to aid the turn of the nineteenth een-|the free nations of Europe to tury, housed Charles de Talley-|stand on their own feet without rand, famous statesman andjextraordinary aid. As stated in eounselor to Napoleon. _ {the 1948 U. S. law creating the ‘The Key West woman, who!ECA, “the existing situation in|’ has been with ECA in Paris for}Europe endangers the establish- witemonths is attached to the of-} ment of a lentpig peace, the gen- fice of the Special Representative, a welfare. 3 tional inter- the ain ions in count Litas ean Seach el the ee uate = liv-| ~~ Eo ow barbs “Bolllevaid | Bineau in a Neuilly section of Paris, ‘near the Bois de: Boulogne. which Miss Williams is employed _seeretary, is to coordinate’ the Plan program with<that |?’ Before joining: the” Paris atti World Re Mutual. Assistance ‘ Pro-}of ECA, ‘Miss Williams worked @tam, in order that the mental consideration of economic} Red’ Cross in Germany. She was ef the Information Division of! theory that unless a country pre- perves its economic health, mili- ~Rehearsals For Presentation “Of ‘The Crucifixion’ To Begin - ‘Musie- lovers of Key West will be delighted to learn that the evifey West Community ~ Singers ‘ ys ~ ppg setbing PT at the same lgcation, Friday, April. % at the!” Sinke there is’time, for only. six Methodist _C Cieesievtelen, rehearsal it is important ~ that Simonton Germany. ‘group ‘aye, these ‘rehearsals, and these 're-! pear Church “oa ‘iam cor se A Mr” ae cae Oe we ai , owt dun) Oe ‘and were ‘won by Mesdames Lois Bor te: e |} luncheon den and-Doris Logan. +9 nied, sb 4 A. presertation of a silver but- of the! OQficers’ Wives ‘ ter plate. -vas made to Mrs. Hol- lub held yesterday at the Offir zapfel as a token of esteem from Club at Ft. Taylor - (the Officers Wives Club in ap- wt Heist, the former preciation of her having served a Cacace, was guest term as co-chairman of the or- a ‘= for the occasion, and ad- ganization the gathering with an in-! The next meeting of the group @ and entertaining talk will be held on Friday, March “i her experiences in 10,at 12:30 p. m., at Officers Club, wdiress designing in Paris. Ft. Taylor, and plans regarding at the meeting were the program for the forthcoming ", Mesdames Laura Nelson and meeting will be made public as tt Cordell, and door prizes. soon as they are available. crea Mes, Walter Palmet Hombred With heon Party At Officers Club Several Navy wives ond f their ley and her mother, Mrs. Cullen; hi ‘ee S were guests at a h- | Mis. ‘S-°D."B. Merrill and her iven at nA Fort co Of. other, Mrs. Vincent, and moth- @ ¥-in-law, Mrs. Merrill, Sr.; Mrs. i Healy in honor, df ‘he A. MéAllister and ‘her mother, Walter er. Mi ts." Lyons; Mrs. J: D2 Eaton og return next ‘bath Mane het ‘mother, ” Mis. “Butler; 5 Fall in East Orange, N. Mrs. W. H. Lucero and her moth- ‘with her son-in-law und daugh- and Mrs. Hart. irs, Healy, ed the place of each mother, and Among other guests at -the'an arrangement of carnations ” funcheon were: Mrs. C. E. Weak- jformed the centerpiece. Fortins Leave Today For Home In Connecticut Club Building, Duval street. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fortin iett| td F Now throug , ~this Morning for their home in 6PM. 5 Fries pete ag ‘New Lorfon, Connecticut. They Opening of Flower Show, spon- “have ‘been‘in Key West visiting} ' ' sored’ by Key' West -Garden Mrs, Fortin’s sister, Lena Club. Elks ” “eluy Annex. Sant and brother Hor Rob- | ‘Three days. (0) RY} ane A . “Th we _Mr. Fortin’ first eo ye ae Bua Tennis to the a expresses! Club, 8 P.M, at ihome‘of hingaell ae totes oe i Jack Seliers dav m West and is i Rect nd nue. ! “ ap Lass -anp _” Visitin the near future, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2¢— to | Fortin is an engineer. on Meeting Sparkling Waters Re- | gsthe New. York, New Haven and bekas Lodge No. 14, 7:30 P. Hartford Railroad. M,, at Knights of Pythias enna Hall, Fleming street. Visit- ed Key West ing Rebekehs welcome. First rehearsal by Key West fill ates Bi Rbag Tennis Club Community Singers for pres- bi slopes sang The oie amet Pe & . M., at Con- we rapa: eets e Ag frcastionah Church on Wil- 2 Wh has been. announced ‘that ce oa Full attendance a meeting of the Key. West Ten, ‘nls Club will be heldon Mon. ba eerie MARCH 1 day evening, February 27, at 3 » wh o'clock at the home of Jack Sell- “Ch Ho acuta Saibding ite day @ts on Laird Avenue. vu S. Naval Station. Coming Events SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25— Exhibit of paintings by Edythe and Hari Kidd. Woman's PRIME MINISTER CLEMENT ATTLEE, whose Labor government, stands at microphone in Walthamstow as returns, flow in from Thursday’s general election. He has just been notified of his Te Slantiog buibe Hees St/cormstnes sures. We. Was istrict. At tight, former Prime Minister Wins to: ‘urchill x Commons. okleiig shaking hands. with his defeated, opponent, Socialist Patcar ay Sener Rie’ When ‘you get your” yoo (heft, arcWomtinak Magsis attlee's baboriien ane Churchill's re were Bea a Gleam secede Comtrel-ofCommons, — i ‘ Before you leave, consult a | good lawyer so that he can assure you of a good set! en! You have done your part and should have your share of aim trouble in getting a as ; ck ce dio F 4 a good sett t, as | @) Witephotos via Radio From London| °,"indiscreet with his infidelity. has been in control of the British Your husband’s behavior distressing, particularly so, as ‘| your girls are at a most. impres- sionable age. wise for you to 4 a a8 secretary: withthe American To British Election formerly secretary to the Chief By The Associated Press Military Government in Bremen, /n This Country The Republicans up the results of the British elec tion, and the Democrats are play- ing them down. | Spec . " Says not allowed to pass names on thie ‘Last. Ni ht | and we will be unable to comply Taps ot the | i Key West and Vicinity: Partly | with these requests. . cloudy and scattered showers to- |, LOUISA. police ives ogg mi eee a HN day and tonight. Sunday partly se ry. held last cloudy. Little change in tem-| ~, Address Your Letters to: A nrew Inight at the Casa Roma courts ae Gunte § 4 sderat “LOUISA”, P. O. BOX 532, woned mew 1 that was sponsored by the Key. P&tature. Gentle tom a aren . Orangeburg, 8. C. ed opto te West Kiwania:clubi , Variable winds, mostly northeast Frank J. Dornoff, Dearbetm sane that the election displays a world ; trend to the right’ which is so and it is expected that subse- marked that it will have. it quent rehearsals will be held at fect on this’ year’s congressional the same hour.each Tuesday eve- races. One Republican | sentative, Charles Halleck of In- ‘diana, is so optimistic feels the Republicans. will win trol of the House. this Fall. {The awakening schedule’ to begin on ‘Tuesday, | hi earsals, as well as the presenta- of the British people to the dan- February 28, at the bir: hour tion itself on Good Friday, ..will gers of socialism, is being actom- panied by: a. similar. awakening in ‘this ‘country.’ A Administration: ‘Democrats terpret things differently, Tae, instance,» Demoeratic : Senator Hubert. Humphrey of ‘Minnesota says'there’s’ ng way to translate’ the “British election ré- iL attendance be present at each Con bby Says Halleck: | rmer Baroness Cheuk ‘Adiveaed’ , Says’ Humphrey: ‘ of the Conservatives in Britain are farther to the left than the And Humphrey adds: “ ston Churchill were office in this country assified as a Gangerous So- one-half — million votes, These Normal -— Tithe outside it said, “Return in ~ votes distributed among the’So-, : .\ five days,” so here I am. ¢ ts and Conservatives might Precipitation sat ae tion to the British election Reynaud commented on. the com- plete elimination of from the British, Ps s in the old Parliament. Bach can- BAROMETER THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Cidate for Parliament:imust, put. .., Sea, bevel, 8:30 am, THIS COUPON Disihownes #8. (Be mat fee) up the equivalent of $420 before 30.16:«ins.-1021.3 mbs. a a tion that. the cia he can run.. But otherwise the ee: the Communist de Duties on not treasury. Sunrist’ represent the enyAyy/ birth, but rather @ fox ays, the Bis Shion rép-: seat.in Parliament. ryof the! sa-ralled spending the winter er, Mrs. Kelman; Mrs. Weilding ! which reject both capi- talism and Communism -~A Roman Catholic parliamentarian ’ “i Dieutenant Commander andj Small carnation corsages mark- &" money: is forfeited to the’ British Tomorrow’s Almanac : CLES 6:6 ana] Norwood Strayhorn The ‘Communists have had to Sunset FeA8 16:38. porh. 2XPERIENCED do: lot of forfeiting.’ Out of 100 Moonrise... 12:46" eee ROGRESSIVE Jak the! Reds, only one got his,money re-» Moonset 2:20 .a-m} turned—and he did .not et a es _ et * Tides nt Se —— | Naval Base ‘eacing between a British Labor, TOMORROW or Conservative cabinet is like | Eastern Stanuard Time choosing between burgundy or a} High Low good bordeaux. I think British) 7:01 a.m, 9:35 a.m. “A governments are © always Sood EES 4:19 p.m. INDUSTRIALIST ROBBED OF FORTU NE IN JEWELRY WILLIAM G. MATHER (left), multi-millionaire india of Cleveland, ©,, was robbed of Do ' about $350,000 in jewels by bandits who walked into. his wife's bedroom early Thursday. At j 1” Beachcomber. right is a view of the bedroom after the robbers ransacked it and slugged Mrs. Mather. ee a Ms % "Fish Fly Held. Le » By ] Kiwanians ‘WEATHERMAN | Se réaders “eatin sate asking» for the addresses pects wo navy boys who wish- ed to correspond with someone, We are very sorry but we are Hie i ae ie tou = San Antonio Wise esstugesosset Food and soft ‘drinks were ‘and east. ete gene ty served from 7 to 9, and the pro-’. Florida: Clear ‘to partly cloudy Joe Allen Will fits from the affair. went into thru Sunday except mostly cloudy ‘the underprivileged children’s with a few showers over extreme ey "south portion todey. Lathe chance | Attend Smathers’ Sam Lawrence,,... committee in temperature: ° ‘ chairman, stated today” “Thapks Jacksonville; pita’ the | Florida Mee! I J to ihe efforts of eee ae Straits and East Gulf‘of) Mexico: ting A Jax rest Turner, our chef, * the Gentle’’" to! mbderaté! variable were delicious and the cidwd ity thru'n: pits | Mostly Joe Allen, Monroe County cam- enjoyed the informe } gets to- cloudy with, ae Wwers Over | hpaign manager for Congressman, gether.” 4 } ysonth: portion, otherwise penne Stathers, wag by: Se, c , general} fair Weather... | ee eo, Oe a BOR P. so : ie Jacks@iville to ‘iApalachicol ,meeting of all. Smathers’ countypand SUBAN (Continued From Pag «i; Noismall craft or storm warnings,compaigm managers of the state. TRY A haps ‘within ‘a couple of; months) -have been’ issued. { f Pegg esate ha Nae « Wr or even Tess. . ent ‘A new ‘election’ would not,.ne-,, Report wares. 4 Sonatol Pichi in Key Wea tor cessarily reproduce the, resultso Wes Hee" Feb. %;.,1950 the one just concluded, because’ aia’ faken at City Of! | BAD PENNY most Liberal candidates would _ es. sles RST: ? | Boss: Well, did you read the not. bother to run again. Though? ete a 4 letter: I sent you? swamped in the individual vot- Highest yesterday? *® ' "821 Office Boy: Yes, sir. I read it ing, the Liberals nevertheless Lowest. last night» =e 70} inside and outside. On the inside picked up more than, two-and> Mean 176’ it said, “You are fired,” but on draw an entirely different pitture Total last 24 hours .00 ins. than the present one, ;; | Total this month _ 2.8% ins. | The British Communists not Excess this month - 1.58 ins. only were shut out in the election Tot 3.17 ins. —they also stand to lose a tidy Deficiency this year .02 ins. For STATE SENATOR amount of ¢ The Reds put 100 candidates in the field. Not! Relative Humidity. 8:30 am. | 92,000 defaitions « eae la single one was. elected, and 13% | they lost the two seats they had | CLIP pocwesnnsenes Patrecian « bhen, gokd, « . ehrwing 1.4 — same fine chee tom worth tara ass by the sau whe craw disner cere Whare House, many sta Mans - Place weomme, Sig? re Fe ne -Visit Our Silver Departme Finest ee ~ Putnes (2) Wirephoto