The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 12, 1953, Page 3

jvision stars, among them Kather- € |ine Hepburn, Ingrid Bergman, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Catherine Cor- nell, Burns and Allen, Vera Elien and, yes, even the Duke of Wind- | sor, have studied with Arthur Mur- |ray Studios, Mr. Carbonell con- | ferred with Miss Rollene Jackson, manager of the local Arthur Mur- manager of | ray Studio. (Incidentally, Vera El- today an-|!en was former Arthur Murray in- $ structress. ) Unusual Dane Tié-In Set ~ Show At Strand Ygnacio Carbonell the Strand nounced an unusual tie-in for the | Their conference has resulted in Strand’s forthcoming feature pre- " jaheir joint free offer to those at- sentation of “Meet Me At The | tending “Meet Me At The Fair” Fair,” starring Dan Dailey, of free dance instruction at the through the cooperation of the | Arthur Murray Studio. Each night local branch of Arthur Murray’s | during the local: run of the picture Dance Studios ! 200 movie goers: will receive a free The picture, being an outstand-| coupon entitling them to free in- ing musical, in which Dan Dailey | struction at Arthur Murray’s. If does one of his criginal dance | the person receiving the certificate routines, causes frustration in| cannot use it, he-or ‘she may give those who would tike to dance but |it to a friend. The coupons are have never taken time to learn the ;limited to one to each individual. basic fundamentals of dancing. ; Since many movie, radio and tele-; Subser’be to The Citizen Brighten up and protect your car with our fine custom made auto tops and seat covers in durable, colorful fabrics! EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK— AUTOMOBILE PAINTING “REE ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN (WE FINANCE) "SON'S AUTO TRIM JIMMY JENKINS, Mor. a Simonton Sts, Dial 2-395) DRESS UP YOUR CAR FOR THE SEASON ¥ Row equippcd to do all types body, fender it work. . . expert craftsmen that assure you of ient service. Take new Pride in your car with a “ch joh by us. Drive in tor an estimate, teday! NO MATTER HOW SMALL THE JoB — we FINANCE ALL WORK GUARANTEED Simonton St. Body Works IMMY JENKINS and ALEXANDER, Mgrs. SIMONTON ST. DIAL 2.3951 NO MINO ADMITTE ost Tir “15 P} >e Parkin. Every “4 Hr. idm. 25¢ *e Supervised ma, \ QUINIELAS EVERY RACE Y DOURLES & * RAC KWHS. BAND. (Continued trom: PageOne; tremendous round ““of. aéppiause for its présentation:of a La-Cum- Paisita which featured ~ Gayle Rae Varela and Lonis Cruz in a tango. The parade traveled’ a-route six miles long and took.one hour and 25 minutes. Key Westers who witnessed the paradé reported fresh upon completion «‘ of the parade as they did’at the start. Following the parade the band was dismissed '“and.\- miémbers allowed their freedom, until 11:30 p.m. The trip back " to- Key. West was started at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday via Vero. Beach and* Fort. Pierce, with a two hour lay over-in the latter city. In Fort Pierce’ the band mem- bers were guests’ of Maj. J. B. O'Neal, director -of. the’ well known Fort Pierce High School Band, and members of the’ band. Maj. O'Neal will “shortly come to Key West to ‘sérve’ as guest director ata concert’ the -local band will present. Hearing ‘so much.. about. Key West from. their newly . made friends, members. of. the Fort Pierce band began planning a May vacation trip to Key West. e band and chaperones re- turned to Key West shortly after midnight Tuesday. |that the band members ‘looked as | The - WEATHERMAN Says —— Key West and Vicinity: Partly} | cloudy to cloudy with scattered | showers tonight and Friday. Con- | tinued mild. Gentle to moderate easterly to southerly winds in- creasing to fresh and shifting to northerly by Friday night. Florida: Increasing cloudiness | today followed by showers by night and on Friday. Colder in north portion Friday. Continued mild | otherwise. | Jacksonville thru the Florida | Straits: Moderate southeast to south winds today becoming mod- erate to fresh southeast to south | over south portion and fresh south | to southwest winds over north por- tion and shifting to fresh northerly over extreme north portion Friday. Increasing cloudiness today follow- ed by showers tonight or Friday. East Gulf: Increasing southeast to south winds becoming fresh south to southwest over north por- | tion and southeast to south over | south portion this afternoon. Winds shifting to fresh northerly over north portion tonight and elsewhere by late Friday. Increasing cloudi- ness followed by showers tonight and continuing over south portion SIYSTERY THRILLER (Continued from Page One) _ An Unknown Man. . James Gibbs = The technical staff is topped by stage manager Ed Giesbert assist- ed by Audrey Greenbaum and Gladys Jackson who also did publicity with Dorothy Raymer and |the director, Bob Pollock. Set design was worked out by Richard Goodhart and Frank Pen- nington; lighting, and that’s some job with a mystery play, Norman Street, Jim Ray and Bob White. Sound effects are arranged by Miss Greenabum, Bob Smith and Al Droge. Giesbert, Pennington, Miss Grenbaum and veteran set artist Burt Garnett did the paint- ing. Betty Lenney whose husband Cmdr. James Lenney handled the Navy public relations, is on the make-up staff with Pat Lowry. Properties are taken care of by Ann Carleton, Rita Sawyer and Eleanor Rothwell. Prompter is Jo- anne Vermette; wardrobe, Virginia Komlos, who knows a thing or two about prowlers in reality and pro- grams and posters by Josef Hur- ka, Bob McQuain, Bill Brady (he says it has two “r’s” in the Celtic spelling) and Miss Vermette. Bats seeing you at the Barn! NORTH KOREAN POW MURDERED IN CAMP TOKYO — A North Korean Prisoner of war was found dead In Tampa, Harold “Doc” Caster- | Friday. ton, band director; and Joe Cornell,| Western Caribbean: Moderate to : drill master, appeared for the first | fresh east and northeast winds and | time in uniforms. They drew a round of applause from the .band members who had no prior knowl- edge that their leaders were going to appear in uniforms. No greater tribute can be Paid the band than that given today by “Doc” Casterton, he said: “It is the best marching band I have ever worked with and I have worked with quite a few in my day.” Much of the success of the band as a marching unit belongs to Cor- nell, who gives hours of his time to the drilling of the unit. A list of names of the band members and chaperones who attended the Gasparilla will be printed later in The Citizen. “Doe” -Casterton was mighty proud of a gift that was given him for the band library. It was a group of Mexican Overtures by Merle J. Issac, purchased in Tam- Pa by Stephen Trevor, Louis B. Cruz, Jr., Jerry P. Pita, Franklin D. Hernandez, James _D._ Davis, Adolph Alcala, Jr., and Darrell Hendricks, all members of ‘the band. DEATH. Mrs. Aurora Agiar Lopez Mrs. Aurora Aguiar Lopez, 28, | formerly of this city, died Febru- ary 10th in New York ‘City. She is survived by her husband, Raymond Lopez, a three-year-old son, Raymond. ‘Antonio, Jr.; her mother, Micaela - Aguiar, New York; \three brothers and. two sis- ters in Tampa. .. "The body will be'taken to‘Tampa j for funeral services and: burial. partly cloudy weather thru Friday. | A few scattered showers. | Observations taken at City Oftice| | Key West, Fla., Feb. 12, 1953 9:00 A.M., EST | Temperatures Highest yesterday Lowest last night Mean ... | Normal } Precipitation } Total last 24 hours ........... Total this month . Excess this month Total this year Excess this year .... Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 18% lo Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.05 ins.—1017.6 mbs. 1.45 ins. -76 ins. 6.15 ins. 3.92 ins. Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise . :03 a.m. Sunset 6:20 p.m. Moonrise .. 6:34 a.m. Moonset see 6:04 P.M. | (New Moon) TOMORROW'S TIDES (Naval Base) HIGH 9:48 a.m. 9:32 p.m. Low 3:24 a.m. 2:50 p.m. 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of 9.0 ft. Bahia Honda (bridge) ———oh 10m No Name Key (east end) —+2h 20m Boca Chica Station— Sandy Pt.) Caldes Channel (north end) Tide high water —oh 40m +2h 10m +14 ft. (—)—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to be | i ALL-TIME HIGH (Continued trom Page One) pletion date of the Big Pine Key | line. H Final inspection of the line is scheduled for late this week. “It appears that all or part of the line can be energized by March Ist,” Dunton said He recommended that two complete line crews be employed now that the Big Pine Key line is being added, and in view of the other expansion during the year. “Direction of these crews will be facilitated by the radio equipment now installed and operating. We recommend that consideration be given to establishing two crews in| the near future,” Dunton’s report | stated. Present at yesterd: y's Board | meeting were members, C. B. Har- ' Merville Rosam, comptroller, 10 Races Nightly > vey, Chairman, Fernando Camus, | vice-chairman, Ernest Ramsey, | secretary, Louis M. J. Eisner and | Horace O'Bryant C. A. Van Deursen, manager and re- presented the system, Kenneth Ward and Dunton, R. W. Beck. Les ter, the attorney. was on hand to give legal advice $15,000 GOAL (Continued from Page One) Beta Sigma Phi will sponsor aj dance later in the drive | “We hope to this drive up within a month,” the fund chair- | man said j | SPOTTSWOOD TELLS | | (Continued from Page One) but most, have upon inv of rape, not a! ti- follow ing instead | Subscribe to The Citizes on Koje Island Saturday, apparent- ly murdered by fellow captives, the U. N. POW Command an- nounced. Subscribe to The Citizen ORDINANCE NO. 368 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING | SECTION 32.4 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLOR- IDA, 1952, RELATING TO THE SCHEDULE OF LICENSES FOR PERSONS OR COMPANIES EN- GAGED IN BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA,} BY PROVIDING FOR THE) LICENSING OF PERSONS EN-) GAGING IN OR MANAGING THE | BUSINESS OF DISPLAYING, | SELLING OR OFFERING FOR SALE ANY SHEET, PAPER OR} PAMPHLET PREDICTING THE OUTCOME OF ANY DOG RACE,}| DECLARING THIS ORDINANCE TO BE AN EMERGENCY ORDI- NANCE: AND PROVIDING WHEN | ORDINANCE GOES INTO EF- FECT. | Be it enacted by the City Com-/| mission of The City of Key Wei Florida: { Section 1. That Section 32.4 of the Code of The City of Key West, | Florida, 1952, be amended by add- ing a new item thereunder, to be known as Item (149.1), to read as follows: i Racing — Displaying, -selling or offering for sale sheets, pa- pers or pamphlets predicting the outcome of any dog race Before any person, engaged in the business of displaying, sell- ing or offering for sale any sheet, paper (Other than a bona fide ravspaper) or pai phlet, the purpose of which is to list the names of entries for subsequent races from the date of publication, and to predict the outcome of any dog race, shall engage in or manage such business, said person shall al- low himself to be fingerprinted and such fingerprints shall be submitted to the Federal Bu- reau of Investigation for inves- tigation. Said person must also obtain from the Chief of Police of The City of Key West, Flori- da, a certificate certifying that fingerprint requirements have been complied with and that the applicant has been a bona fide resident for at least three years prior tothe date of ap- plication. Said license shall be issued only to the applicant whose name appears on the license, and shall not be trans- ferrable. Any persons licensed to engage in said business shall be required to deposit with the City Manager 2 hours in ad- vance of the race, the sheet, Papers, or pamphlets predict- ing the outcome of the race for which the predictions are made. Section 2. This Ordinance is here by declared to be an emergency measure, on the grounds that this | Ordinance is necessary for pre- ervation of the peace, health, prosperity and safety of the peo-/ ple of The City of Key West, Flor- ida Section 3. That the reading of this Ordinance at two regular meetings, not less than one week apart, is hereby dispensed with by unanimous vote of the Commission. Section 4. This Ordinance shall) go into effect immediately upon its Passage and adoption and authen-| presiding ecer' and the Clerk of a the Commission, and publication thereof one time in a newspaper | of general circulation published in| The City of Key West, Florida. Passed and adopted by the City Commission at a meeting held this Lith day of February, A.D. 1953. is) C.-B. HARVEY Mayor. Attest VICTOR LOWE City Clerk, feb2,2953 | Ticket Selling Campaign To Be Carried On Fri. “Have you bought your ticket to the Key Club Sweetheart Dance?” That’s the question you're going to be asked Friday afternoon when the Keyettes and Key Club boys invade downtown Key West on a ticket selling. rampage. Chances are you'll buy one too, when you learn that this semi- formal dance is being held on St. Valentine’s day, Saturday, Febru- ary 14, with the proceeds going toward the two’ service clubs’ pro- jects. For a nominal charge, _you'll ANYTHING CONCERNING AUTOMOBILES SEE THE TWINS 1130 Duval St. Dial 2-240 Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND AMERICAN and CUBAN ——TRY A POUND TODAY—| STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph Coffee Mill at ALL GROCERS COFFEE | | Thursday, Februgry 12, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 oe dance from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. 89 NEW CASUALTIES in the beautiful Rainbow Room of IDENTIFIED BY GOV'T La Concha hotel, Norman Kranich ASHINGTON Defense and his orchestra will be provid- bea sit? ident fied ing some of the smoothest music ps oat camila ina new Fr ne, eae ee ea 1 NOE | ae Seah whic incited it off, the Key Club and Keyetie Sweethearts will be crowned. een ae your. chance fora trely romantic evening so don’t miss ¥ getting your ticket tomorrow. 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