The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1951, Page 5

Man P le ads Guilty | Look, Ma! There’s That Man fgain! At Prelim Heari ring a4 Belore Ira Albury ohn Thomas ilty to Pritchett three char reeny in a pleaded of petty ry hearing Peace Ira F. JP First Court yes- rnoon prel efore Justice of the iry in the accused of entering mises of Saunders, wyer’s lane Bradley, yer’s lane parsonage ¢ First Congreg: 41 Church The stolen goods included a type- ter, four automobile tires and Most of the goods Pritchett was were recover- apprehended by mstable Harry H. Jokinson in a cal bar. He is be lodged in County Jail awaiting an appear- ance in Cri minal Ci binned Court SCOUTING AROUND By GAIL PARISH Your Mariners, Girl Scouts and rown of Key West are sure isy with plans to do for others { Christmas Four troops are enthusiastically. nd happily filling Christmas bas- kets with presents and food for less fortunate families: Mrs. W. A. Cox and her Intermediate -Scouts of Troop no. 3 are already getting materials their, asket | Intermediate Troop No. 5, under. the direction of their le: r, Mrs. +4 Saunders, are assembling | together Neil food food and presents for their basket Also, they are making their Christ POPULARITY PLUS a light fantastic { et mas decorations. Mrs. Sam Toth’s t H t witt e Re € ariners of Troop no. 8 are com:) oy ree i : ie 1 Christmas 11 hope to money through their cookie and candy sale to permit adequate basket for a family The planned-on fund raising ed, but with determination and proper spirit the troop hopes to bring family. Troop no. e enough scheme Christmas to some The Brownies of Troop No. 6 un the direction of their leader. Delio Cobo. busily putting | the finishing tou s on their place cards for the Monroe General hos- The brand - new intermediate couts of Troop No. 10 under their leader, Mrs. Sam Toth, are plan- iz Christmas party (more about that next week.) Being so rec nized their treasury does not mit a donation. How: ever, they are making a surprise | for their mothers Irs. J. L. Hemphill and her | Brownies of Troop no. 7 are putting | | the finishing touches. on the pre-| sents | At Christmas time if you see | Mrs. Alfred Guinette with a flock | of little girls in vestments running | don’t be alarmed | are not seeing things. They | rownies of Troop No. 9} They wil visit shut- | over Key West to bring them | little bit of Christmas in song. | The Girl Scouts are making sure } happy | | | around town. for you are the B t many people have a KWHS BAND IS tinued From Page One) reed. He transmitted the to Dr. Vidana In former years a Miami high chool band has been transported i for the February festival. This will be the first year that the | mes | | o Cu Key West high school baud has | f { Alpi ho has officesyin the} Car building next*to the Cuban consulates said he is ver¥q happy about the invitation. He has { stesi: by! the Cuban 'Na- | irist Commission to ob-! stographs of ‘the band so} Key West youngsters will | ven full pubiieity before | r I in Havana i ) remendous a * temperature of| THE LONG AND SHORT 100 degre e heat increasing hah ‘ ; muc 80 per cent Fahrenheit t pe seconc « I S a " t I ( N Ww t Ru and Norway mine 1o Chase. H sen Spitsbergen coa zen Staff Photo MEMBERS of Beta § h took place at Wylk’s rec H. Miller, Mrs. i r and Mrs. T SORORITY “ we Sieg AS Sr cay sane as nee ana a vy wife ER Injured ‘Fighting Blaze fered after Citizen Staff Photo Skewis places, and girls, land City Navy Wives dance » for more of that Ski Jump! and her husband who Clyde J. Ca =. of the Key West Fire Department is in Ga-|! ley Memorial hospital as a re- sult of a severe cut received when he was fighting a fire on November 30, Fire Chief Leroy Torres reported today. Carey was taken to the hos- pital last Sunday following a re- faction to lockjaw injections: suf- he had two stitches in the hand Carey is being treated“by Dr. Mario Fernandez Big Bear jets. B. C. (#—Ben Volpatti, | {hunting in the Elk Valley, drop- |ped one of the largest bears ever | shot in this district. The big bear | weighed 900 pounds, with a giant | head and skin measuring 7 1-2 sq. | feet. LT. IRA GEORGE 2nd Lt Ira E. George, Jr., grandson of J. C. White, 1009 Eaton street, is now stationed it Brooks Air Force Base, San | tonio, Texas, with the 6923rd Proc, Sqdn., USAF securi- vice in the Deputy Chief of Staff of Material office. He attended Key West High school before entering the service in 1944 and was discharged from the 509th Bomb Group at Rose- well air force base, New Mexi co, in 1948. He attended New Mexico College of A. & M. be- fore returning to Key West i August and going to work in the Public Information office for the Navy. He was editor of the Key Outpost before being recalled to active duty, Octo- ber 25. While. here, he. was_as- sociated with. the Key. West Players at the Barn Theater and was for several weeks di- rector of the production, “The Drunkard.” Tuesday, December 11,1951 Are » Megas In Stock Inv gif : Key West and Vicinity; Cloudy. | j with, occasional light rain this j afternoon becoming partly cloudy jtonigbt. Generally fair and con- | tinued mild Winds Wednesday |should be light to. m | variable both today and ) day. | Florida the extreme jlight rain or cloudiness in | north and ' cooler t | nesday. Generally tinued mild in the Jacksonville thr | Straits and the and Wednes- Cloudy rth v drizzle. Increasing ren the portions. Slightly al portion Wed- fair and con- extreme south, h the Florida} t Gulf Area: | cooler in oce inder of ; Light to moderate variable winds | becoming northerly over the ex- }treme north th afternoon and jover the remainc of the north } portion tonight and Wednesday. Cloudy with occasional light rain over the extre north and partly cloudy else } THE NEW YORK DAILY MIRROR said a spokesman for Frank National chairman, said that McKinney invested $1,000 in the. Empire 1940's. Ten months later, the spokesman said, Frank Colien’ “Oat. eee back McKinney's interest for $75,000. The firm’s bankruptey. M. McHale (right) Indiana Democratic chairman and McKinney's.” $74,000 in the same manner, Report Key West, Fla Observations taken at City © tice 9:00 A.M., EST Temperatures cathe oes i Highest yesterday Lowest last night Dec Tomorrow's Almanac Mean Sunrise 7:02a.m, Normal Sunset 5/39 Dm, a Moonrise ¥ Precipitation — Total last 24 hours T ins. Tid ‘ Total this n 1.00 ins. 1 es Excess this month 49 ins.| ¥aval Base Total this year ‘OMORROW eed Deficiency this year High low i — 9:24 a.m. 2:34 am, Relative Humidity * 9:00 A.M. 8:11 p.m. 1:30 p.m. — | The ancient Egyptians colored Barometer (Sea Leve1) 9:00 AM, | glass with material containing Co- | | 30. 4020.0 mbs. balt. Rememser how we alt World War Il? Wedd tt threatened, we Citizen Staff, Photo WEEKEND WEDDING wi | CPL. FRANK EUGENE MOORE, USMC, and Dorothea Paulie Ferrell, were married Saturday afternoon by Justice ofsghi | Peace I Albury. The happy couple will live in. Men a Tenn Moore will return to work as an engineér | soon ashe is discharged from the Marine Corps soth April » wedding brought out four smartly ‘clad Marin: in Overseas Transportatien. Company, Ine. 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