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the refunding program, and ALSO
to take up matters in connection
with the city charter.
The committee named to make
the trip is composed of Coun-
cilmen Gerald Saunders and
John Carbonell, and Ciy Attor-
ney T. S. Caro-.
1t was also decided to request
the Attorney General of the State
of Florida to send bond rep
resentative to Key West to- dis
cuss the bond refunding question
with the City Council.
Two special bills in the inter-
est of the refunding agreements
will be forwarded to the legisla-
ture for enactment in order to
help the city carry on with the
refunding program.
Attorney ]. Lancelot Lester
gave complete outline of the
operations of the bond-refund-
ing program, and advised the
council to proceed at once to
make arrangements for securing
some new agency that may be
able to carry the proposition
through to a successful compile.
tor
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THREE-ACT COMEDY DRAMA TO BE
PRESENTED AT SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

Key West Lions Club annual
drive to raise funds for blind
work in this community will
center around THE Vinegar
Tree, three-act comedy drama
to be presentd by Key West
Players on Thursday and Friday,
May 6 and z, in the High School
Auditorium.
Under the able direction of
Mrs. Robb Roy Ricketts,, the
play will be produced with an
excellent cast selected from this
newly-organized Little Theater
group.
The noticeable upward trend
of American comedy writer's to-
ward the realm of satire reaches
its climax in 1.-THE Vinegar
Tree. For years the French
dramatists dominated this par
ticular field--then came the
English. But of late years the
younger American authors have
avidly pursued this medium and
given it an impetus that is
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ami and has had little opportun-
ity to master the English Ian
guage. 1t is his hope that he
win be placed in a position
where his language and know
ledge of Latin life will be of
benefit to his country.
Private Joe M. Echeverria, al !.
SO native of Tampa, was a Pan
American Always translator in
charge of shipments to South
America, prior to his induction
last week. Private Exheverria,
who speaks and writes, % dia-
lects of Portuguese, as well as
Spanish, English and Italian, met
Private Vega on the Induction
bus bound for Camp Banding.
and assumed the role of personal
guide and interpreter as long as
their Army careers permit.
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SHOWS HOW WORK
AND SERVICE WIN
NO LESS THAN GUNS

A doctor caring for ms pa
tientS, farmer tending 10 ms
crops and a storekeeper waiting
on ms customers al are Serv-
ing their country in the same spir-
il that's bound to beat the enemy.
This is the keynote Of Chester
fields tribute campaign Wrhicn
mas been running since the firzt Of
the year IN Newspapers al otef
the country. II has avon Sc Much
favorable comment from the Gov
eminent. various trade groups
and the general public that me
Mggett & Myers Tobacco Com
pany. makers of GheSterdeld G
gsrettes. viii coaainue II
The first ad in the current series
pays tribute n the men and NO
men of medicine. American doc
tors are making medical history
-. serving on all the fighting
fronts and doing double duty AZ
home, caring for their own pa
tients and those Of doctors wno
have gone into the service. Never
before has the doctors pledge
meant SO much, TO serve human
~ faithfully wherever the need
may be- As Chesterfield says.
They're True to Their Pledge
Another ad in this series paws q
well-deServed tribute 70 the Snnau
Storekeepers Of America Their
work 4 not spectacular. little pub
lkised vet day IN and day cut
the = keir - 10 SD
ply Americas food. clothing
f3ZpisRiass aRs Is fZlspdly whiis
ChesteTEeid packsge that gives
smokers what ttiey want
In tkisS series Chesterheld
pays tribute to the farmer. q
WAACS. warworkerS, WAVES
and to the men and women Of "a
dio. Chesterfield invites your at
tention TO its two top-rznking "a
do shows: Fred Wsring and ms
gang with victory tunes and the
nations top-notch I5-minute var
iety shOw-Harry James and An
erica's leading dance band
Each ad viii again carry TIE
seal urging readers 70 Back ID
the Man in Uniform-Buy War
Bonds-Write Lrttsrs" Copywise.
Chesterfield again stresses the
importance of .'ftlr right comb
nation of the worlds best cigar
cite tobaccos" in making 2 blend
that gives smokers the miIder.
cooler. better taste they like
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JAS. DeLAND

Continued from Page One)
Chicago, which is negotiating
the deal for the city.
The Nuveen company has adj
vanced an amount of $500 to be
used in payment of Mr.. Caro's
services from time to time.
A petition from residents in
the vicinity of Whitehead and
Olivia streets, was read last night
protesting the granting of a beer
and wine license to John j. Par
IA, who has made application to
the city to operate a place OF
business at 828 Whitehead street.
The matter was referred to the
taxation committee.
Mayor Willard M. Albury adj
dressed the board and gave an
outline of the proceedings that
took place in Tallahassee before
the Florida Security Commits
sion when the Key West delega-
ton was there in the interest of
the bond-refunding program. The
mayor requested that certain
correspondence bearing on this
matter be placed on the city
records.
Since Mr.. drummer of the r.
E. drummer Company, which
had been handling the bond-re-
program for Key West,
has stated that he will not pro-
coed further with this matter,
due 10 the fact the company has
been dissolved. i was decided to
send a committee 10 Tallahassee
to confer with the authorities
there in an effort to secure SONG
agency to continue on with
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Convent Of Mary Immaculate A|umnaG
Association Holds Its Annual Reunion
(Contributedl

Mary Roseiina, superior. who gra-
ciously assented to the requests
OF the members. In her beautiful
contralto voice she sang Mother
Macree, an Ave Maria and Morn
ing; one in honor of each Jubilee
commemorated. In response to
the great ovation rendered, she
sang a ditty entitled, "Esouime,
Again" This was enjoyed inn
mensely and was in conformity
with the light spirit that reigned
through the evening.
Mrs. Grace Lowe was present
ed with a gift as an expression
of affection and appreciation for
her devotion and in commemora-
ton her golden jubilee.
st. Teresa's Hall was trans
formed into a most attractively
decorated banquet room where
delicious refreshments were
served by the juniors under the
supervision of Sr Margaret.
Those. present were:
Mesdames Lopez Johnson,
Grace Lowe, Gloriana M. Bayly,
Manuel Perez, Sybil Delaney,
Ralph Miner Meroba jerks
Hood, Mary Sweeting, John
Roberts, Roy Roberts, Vincent
McDermott, Thomas Reyes, sMiz-
pah Perez, Edward Graham, Al
fred Armengol, Miriam Thomp-
son, Raymond Delgado, Paul
Newhause, O'Neil Adams, Rod
man Bethel, Howard Wilson,
Wilhelmina Harvey, Francis
Johnson, Evelio Cabot, Louis
Roberts, Joaquin Godinet, Har-
old Cruz, Eva B. Warner, ]. f..
Goodson, VIM. Curry Harris, E.
]. Patterson, Willard Roberts,
Douglas v. Mccarthy, Dennis
Julian, Gilmore Parks, Aquilino
Lopez, Jr., Joseph H, Richard
son, Paul Mesa, Faye Roberts, j.
v. Woodson, Owen M. Curry.
Celina Rodriguez, Hector Bar
roso, Chas. Wardlow, Jr., ANNE
Saunders, Harvey D. Davis, YIN.
Gibson, Thomas S. Caro- and S.
j. Barrett.
Misses Anita Cato, Isabel j.
Mcknight, Rita Pinder, Tessie
Falk, Ophelia T. Lester, Mary
T. Van Grieken, Rose Appel.
Louise Lee, Josephine James,
Beulah Brantley, Margaret Dion,
Eloina Cato, Anna Louisa Cas-
tillo, Dora Medina, Gwendolyn
James, Dorothy Albury, Beatrice
Moreno, Lelanette Roberts, Or
child Lake, Lydia Garcia, Sylvia
Gwynn, Ondina Pita, Dulce Cas-
tillo, MARY Whalton and Mar
garita Lacedonia.
Guests present were: Miss
Ida Masse and Miss Marsela
Schreifel, alumnae of the Acad-
envy of the Sacred Heart, Tam
pa. The graduating class: Misses
Jessie Michael, Orquidea Cuesta.
Migdalia Solano, Gloria Myers,
Mary Belle Archer, Lettie Sulli-
van, Harriet Ward, Betty Rob-
erts, Ruth Page, Lois Busto.
Brenda Johnson, Betty Kline,
Marion Edmonds, Catherine
Yradi and Mary Myers.
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IuSf:a!!2!z 90 I'd E
szs::...s!By Wotkins E. WRIGHT

very WELL" she said, .Pll read
the play aloud, Joe. If the others
want to listen. let them"
"Okay," said Joe. Although I
to me alone"
SELFISH" said Kathleen.
Ruby smiled. 'Fll read the
play aloud, Kathleen, on one
condition." she said.
whats that?" Kathleen want
ed to know.
THAT you read aloud to us the
you to do"
"Oh!" said Kathleen breathless-
ly. But l haven't got the part
yeti"
you WILL" said Ruby. watch
ing Paul come toward them.
Something tells me you'll hear
the good news very soon."
To The Canoes
nURING the rest of the day
- Kathleen walked as one tread
ing upon a feathery cloud. AT
last a part in a professional play.
IN company with honest good
ness actorSi Her happiness was
SO great that she felt she sim
ply must share it with others
and as a result she was gracious
ness personified.
Joe, watching her, thought he
had never seen her lovelier. Her
chnyn0 nNIar Lick
Her hair was a bright halo about
her beautifully-shaped head.
And as the guests who had
been invited to the barbecue, and
who were not staying overnight.
began to leave, they did so with
hearts as full of gratitude for
Kathleen's sweetness as their
stomachs were full of barbecued
pork and all the fixings.
Kathleen now turned her at
tention to the people who were
to be her guests until sometime
the next day.
IF anyone gets hungry" she
said, "there'll be sandwiches and
a bowl of salad in the dining
room-also the makings of iced
tea"
Hungry" said Daisy Doran. 81
feel now as though could never
again eat bite of food"
You'll feel differently before
bedtime" said Uncle Frank.
Anyway, it's there for YOU"
What time will the moon be up
tonight. Uncle Frank?" Kathleen
asked.
Around nine o'clock, think"
her uncle replied.
Suppose we plan to do our
canoeing them" said Kathleen.
That all right with everybody"
"Suits me-" said Daisy. She
smiled at Joe. Remember" she
said, I'm counting on you, Joe,
honey"
"Yas'm," said Joe.
There are three canoes" said
Kathleen. "Just enough for three
couples"
Where do / come in?" said
Uncle Frank, laughing.
"You never cared for canoe
ing" Kathleen reminded. "Or
that's what you always told me-"
well. can't man change his
mind-the same as a woman?"
"Of course, but" -
"You can stay here and talk to
me, Mr.. Frank" said Mrs. Bux-
ton. Il don't like canoeing either"
Then it's all ssettledp said
Kath1eenq
aAll except who canoes with
whom" said Paul.
i"I'm taking Ruby, II she'll let.
me-" said Fred. it'll give us
chance to discuss some directing
problems in next weeks play"
very well,'' said Ruby. sal
though wanted to get away from
shop talk while was out here"
Paul slid over beside Kathleen.
THAT leaves you and me-" he
said. Il hope you don't mind"
"Of course l don'tl" said Kath-
leen. She glanced over to where
Daisy was holding on to Joe's
arm. "You two seem to have your
plan all made"
"Yes," said Daisy. "Joe's going
to show me how to handle a pad
die"
''Really?" said Ruby, not both
ering to conceal the sarcasm. do
be careful, my DEAR" she added,
land don't tempt Joe to handle
the paddle-on you"
To be continued
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The Alumnae Association helC
its 34th annual reunion on Easter
Monday at its Alma Mater. It was
the most joyful reunion and the
most enjoyable one in the fecol-
lection of those present. 1t wa.
truly a home coming for very
many who attended for the first
time in many years and the hap
piness that prevailed was imme-
diately felt by each as she en-
tered and was greeted by ST.. Cath
crime and officers and at once
Joined in the chatter with class
mates. There were many teach
ers of former years and in greet
ing these many recollections OF
school days were brought back.
This reunion was especial IN
many ways. The Alumnae cele-
brated the Silver Jubilee of Mrs
Mary Curry Sweeting and Mrs.
Meroba jerks Hood, the Golden
Jubilee of Mrs. Grace Lowe, who
has faithfully served as treasurer
since 1912, and the Diamond Jubi-
lee of the establishment of the
Convent Of Mary Immaculate.
Each particular incident COM
memorated brought added cheer.
Mrs. Gloriana M. Bayly welcom-
ed the alumnae and the guests.
She exhorted the members to
keep ever in mind the present
emergency and continue their adj
nirable efforts toward victori-
Gus end, making all the required
sacrifices cheerfully and willingly
knowing that our boys at the
battle-fronts were ever making
greater sacrifices for us She re-
minded that prayer is still the
greatest weapon to bring about an
early victorious end of hostilities
and world peace.
Most of the Alumnae are now
engaged in the war effort either
as voluntary workers or in the
employ of agencies involved in
this work. Representative in the
military service was Miss Teresa
Falk, an ensign in the Nursing
Corps of the Navy.
A short business meeting was
held during which the same Off
GERS were elected for another
year. These are: Mrs. Gloriana
M. Bayly, president; Miss Emma
Curry, vice-president; Mrs. Paul
E. Newhouse, secretary; Mrs
Grace Lowe, treasurer; and Miss
Margarita Lacedonia, reporter.
Mrs. Lopez Johnson is honorary
president.
A very interesting and enter
tanning program was presented
in st. Cecelia's Hall. This con-
sisted of: Song Give New Glory
to Old Glory by the High School,
recitation by Miss Harriette Ward
reading by Miss Lois Busto; and
song, ION America" by the High
School "On America" was ac-
companied on the piano by Sr
Elizabeth, its composer, who rem.
dered it beautifully.
The treat of the evening was
the selection rendered by Sr
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TWINS ALSO COUSINS

CHICAGO. = When Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph R. Greco adopted one
of pair of twins-the boy and
Mrs. Vern Carozza adopted the
little girl, the babies. besides being
brother and sister. became cous-
ms, as Greco is Mrs. Carrozza's
brother.
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INTERPRETER NEEDED
TO INDUCT JOSE DIAZ
VEGA AT BLANDING
tspecIal 70 The CItIzenl

CAMP BLANDING, Fla, April
28.--Private Jose Diaz Vegas
inability to speak English is no
problem for personnel of the
Reception Center at Camp Bland
ing--his Miami draft board sent
an interpreter to be indicted
with him. q
Private Vega was born in
Tampa but moved to Cuba with
his parents at the age of five.
Having returned to this country
two years ago, he has been asso-
ciated with other Cubans in Mi
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Chapter q
Kashleen's Chance

2 UBY HOWARD, enjoying her
N self thoroughly, smiled at
Uncle Frank.
This" she said, SIS what call
living. Really living. I mean"
Mr.. Frank, refilling his paper
plate and taking place beside
her, thought she looked lovely
even when there was a bit of
grease upon her face.
"I'm glad you ike it" he said
sincerely. After all my rovings
about, ! think it's the only way
to live"
Ruby searched his face. did it
ever occur to you that the
actress, Stella, might now be
ready to settle down-and enjoy
this sort of life with your" she
asked.
Eyes, it has occurred to me, /"
said Uncle Frank. But it's too
late now. Pm afraid Stella would
never fit into the picture at this
late day."
Il wonder" said Ruby thought
fully, IF could fit into it"
you do" Uncle Frank said.
Il keep thinking how well you
fit in. And / keep thinking also
how much like Stella you are in
some ways. It's almost as though
Stella had come back to me-
with a lot of improvements"
''That's a queer sort of thing
to say, Mr.. Frankfurt / like it.
I'm taking it as a compliment.
Do you mind?"
Certainly not. I mean it for a
compliment"
"And you still feel" Ruby con-
tinued presently, ''that Kathleen
should give up all thought of the
stage-and live this sort of life?"
II do" Uncle Frank replied.
Tell me frankly, straight from
your heart: would you advise
Kathleen to go on trying to be
an actress?"
Il don't think l would" Ruby
said after a moments thought.
"And yet / may feel differently
about it when / see her acting"
Meaning you are going to see
her?"
1T looks that way. Paul wants
to give her a small part in Good
bye, Honey Chilep"
Cant you keep him from do
ing this?"
81 could make scene, I sup
pose. But it wouldn't do much
good-only make everyone un-
happy. Besides, since I'm encour-
aging Joe to write me a play, I
am scarcely in a position where /
can criticise Paul for encouraging
Kathleen"
We Shall See
MO, I suppose not" said Uncle
IN Frank. Maybe it would be
best in the long run for Kathleen
to have her chance. She may be
a terrific flop professionally
and, frankly, I hope and pray she
will be. Then, once she's con-
WINGED she isn't cut out for the
stage. she may settle down and
marry joe"
h0Oy Sll41GQ, anu pdtlSO OIlC1G
Franks hand 1--WE shall see
what we shall see." she said cryp-
tically.
Maybe there's some handwrit
ing on the wall, after ALL said
Uncle Frank. ''On the outside, of
the barbecue house-or some
place like that"
Joe Neely came I'D.
''The plays all ready for read
ing" he said.
"Good" said Ruby. Suppose
you read it to me tomorrow"
Il thought it would be nice if
you read it-aloud," said Joe. 81
could get a better idea of how
the lines sound"
"And the rest of US could
listen" said Kathleen. who had
come up just in time to hear Joe's
words. sWe can all sit out on the
porch-or in the honeysuckle
arbor, and have a real reading
like when"
Like when the director reads
script to the cast" Joe cut in.
you said that before"
Ruby looked at them. Such a
nice couple, she thought-and
what shame for them to be so
Snappish with each other.
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VISITING HERE

Miss Esther Bezanilla, daughter
of Gonzalo BeZaniIla. owner Of the
Palace Theater. and Mrs. BezsniI-
la. is Sepnding the Easier Vacs-
ton in Key West at the home. SIT
Elizabeth street
Miss Bezanilla Is a student a.
the Rosarran Academy IN West
Palm Beach She viii be gradu-
ated from this institute next
month,
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Christian Family Week
At Ley Memorial Church

Christian Family Week will be
observed at Ley Memorial church
with preaching services each
evening through the week from
May 2 to 9 at 8 p. m. Rev. Parker
will be the speaker.
The services will close on Mo-
theirs Day with two great services.
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FORECAST

fOhECASI
Key West and Vicinity: Con-
tinued mild temperature tonight
and Thursday forenoon.
Florida: Little change in tenn
perature tonight and Thursday
forenoon.
Hatteras, N. c., to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft or
storm warnings have been is
sued.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Bedroom
Suite, platform rocker, easy
chair, double bed complete,
odds and ends. Leaving town.
713 Peacon's Lane, call 275-J.
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BICYCLES-Motor Scooter, Flash
light Batteries. Electric Irons,
Cords. Large Pedestal Fan, "a
inch. Apply at Skating Rink.
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SPECIAL-One thousand Manila
Second Sheets, $1,000 Sc 500
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FOR SALE-Dwelling, z rooms,
2 baths. $50 William Street.
Also Duplex house, TBS South
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FOR SALE-Household furniture.
Apply at 916 Grinnell St,
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TECHNICAL BOOKS - New
Shipment weekly. A look at
our Technical Shelf may save
you dimes of postage and
weeks of waiting. PAUL
SMITH, bookseller, 33f Simon.
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WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken at $50 a. m.
E.W.T. City Office
Temperatures
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LOST at Strand Theater Satur-
day, brown wallet containing
money: important to owner for
sick child's medical expenses.
Also working mans gas ration
book, car licenses and job
Identification. Reward CRATE
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Tomorrows Tides
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High Tide Low Tide
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Key West. Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-04
Church in Chevy Chase
To Mark Anniversary

The Chevy Chase Baptist Church
will celebrate its Goth anniversary
at a special service tomorrow morn
ing when the Rev. Edward o. Clark
will conduct the communion service
and give message entitled, "Our
Lord and His Church"
The church was organized on De-
cember 6, 1923, with SO charter men,
bers.
1t plans to erect a new colonial
type church edifice as soon as the
war is ended. An exhibit of his
torical material and a display OF the
model Of the proposed new church
will be feature of the service.
An anniversary service and recep-
ton will be held Wednesday eve
ming. Representative Bryson, OF
South Carolina, will be the speaker.
The present pastor was called
shortly after the organization of
the church and is now serving his
goth wear.