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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
NAACP TO Help
Police Dept.

Problems involving the De-
trolt polio, force must be met IN
new ways, Rev Robert l.. Brad
by Jr president OF Detroit
branch NAACP. SAID IN calling
branch meeting on police
problems This meeting viii bc
held SUNDAY, Jan 9. a, Ebenezer
Church, corner Of Willis and
Brush streets, starting Al $3.50
% m
MUST FIND WAY
Rev. Mr. Brady said further
The Negro community must
find q way TO satisfy is lust
grievances and put on end TO
See NAACP. Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Harper Strikers
On Probation

Three liafpcr Hospital strik-
ers. found guilty OF assault and
battery charges. were placed
on probation by Recorders Judge
Paul + Krausc last week Those
placed on six months probation
we're Mrs Alice johnson Of 1919
Euclid. Mrs. Ella NJ Burke. 81
of SOILS BruCh. and Mrs, Amanda
Beattie. SO. Of 4426 Brush.
All were employed by the
hospital Meanwhile. most Of the
workers who went out on strike
several months ago. have re-
turned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
lex Smith On Baird's Staff

,org.s. ''''''On, retired detective
s,snt a named a haliff IN
Ss,.r5ayn' County Circuit last
Be- uy Sheriff Andrew
Ben won reputation as
VIM 90 expert investigator
poi i,e member of the Detroit
was 'ol'e For many years he
Hell ass.gneo to the old Can.
Ia Conc precinct where he waged
Who nan war against crime.
Der :, rs retired he was a mem.
cation SQUAD special 'nVes'i-
nj, o,,ly after the race r,o, d,
" Vas assigned to work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

SIN co persons were re-
fi. The main dining
port last Tues, ap-
Aaaie twenty four hours
s,te "a had been ISSUED.
To Continue Segregation
} p G General Manager Paul
~ @ he VIII continue TO
az. 8W concessions on Sc
gtl4t oa, The decision. he
sa from Frederic J. Bell.
NAt president and at
lgc corporation.
Asked what ACTON the Gov
ernmeai wll take 10 compel
compliance With the order. Ro-
bert 2 BolYe. assistant Gener-
al Counsel Of the CAA. said
there arc several disciplinary
courses. The food concession.
aire operates under a contract
he said which carries a speci-
iic agreement 10 operate in
compliance with CAA diFeciives
WHello specific action
bris 1i ect would have 10
b hf ac M ry me courts. he said
he p#rt eat however. that
tr EcIrrd law which
ra<o u>icueanor for fail
tra We CAA directlves,
$500 Penalty
Ae l who violates
tc liable 10 the
pena 'eo laN - $500 in fine
ana IS noatas "a jail Mr. Boyle
esq
Aa.pe Matthew's editor OF tho
r4wn AFRO. American, last
-It''F or, party OF SIX per
re reporter and a
iaain- PIG olt 10 the airport
esi W. Ie banning segre-
~ toH cuanation They
.ia, service in the man
I The party included , mem.
e'rs e the Alpa appa Alpha
| sorofiil which was holding its
| snnusl convention here. They
Z were Yrs, Margaret Davis Bow.
~ Of heg Orleans. La. Mrs.
Eelma DAVIS Perkins. of Baton
( nouse ~ and Miss Patricia
Z higgins lnior at Howard
university
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
BANDIT GETS CASH

Posing as customer e h' ~
held up Gratiot storekeeper last
THURSDAY evening and obtained
Sl7500
Mike Anseluro. %. 2lSl Gratlot
told police that man came mo
his store. selected an article ana
81, him a dollar bill to pay
for II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Air Terminal Owners
DEFY Federal Order

= WASHINGTON, ID. c. tNNPA)-Ar Terminal Ser
v,> nc ae conceSsionaire operating the dining room
th coffee and soda fountain at the Washington Ma
toaal u. defying the Federal GoyeI ment on the
oiacr 81 t yi AeronauticS Authority to abolish racial
s...Ln.nt nd discrimination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Schuyler, Forum
Speaker, Sunday
At St. Antoine ~

ST Antoine YMCA 1919 Forum
series will open Sunday. Jan.
9th at 4 p. m. with George s.
SCHUYLER as principal speaker.
Schuyler recently returned from
south America where he spent
many weeks and months study
ing first hand the problems Of
the darker peoples Of these
countries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

with Andrew }. Smith on Prose
cutor Win. f. Dowhngs staff TO
investigate the riot cases which
brought about the arrest ana
conviction Of Leo Upton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Outstanding Men
Women OfE48 Named

CHICAGO (NNPA)-For their historic contributions
democracy and national unity during the past year. The
Chicago Defender has named eight Negroes nine whites
and nine organizations its Honor Roll of Democracy for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Excitement
Too Much For
Mrs. A. Fews

RIVER ROUGE. - Funeral
services for on sunlee who died
~ heart attack as River Rouge
policemen arrested her nephew
for dlsorderly conduct in her
boz occue stand. Wll be held
nom the Fews Memorial Church
Thursday.
Mrs, Agnes Fews Of $50
Beechwood, River Rouge, owner
of the Downrlver Cab Company
icll dead Of heart attack last
week as her nephew, Leonard
Reed, Of 537i2 Beechwood. was
arrested by policemen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
CALLED TO QUIET
DISTURBANCE

Rouge policemen stated that
they were called 10 the stand
when an unidentified man
walked out and left Henry Joe
Rcmondlnie Of 1903 Birwood.
cab driver sitting at a table
with dinners ordered for both
he and the unidentified man.
SLIPPED OUT OF CAFE
Remondinie told police that
the unidentified passenger had
MIN drive him 70 the Fews'
combination barbecue and cab
stand After arriving, he told
the csbbie that he would have
70 60 inside 10 get change for
a large bill which Ramondinie
was unable 10 cash
Shortly after the dinners were
ordered the unidentified passen-
ger slipped out without paying
tor the dinners
RELEASED ON BOND
II was then that Reed is sup
posed TO have started an argu-
mont with Ramondinie about
paving for the dinners Police
mon were called and were un-
able 70 quiet Reed Reed was
poinc carried 10 iail when Mrs
Flows who has been suffering
from weak hear,S collapsed
and dicd
Reed was released from jail
or disordorlv conduct CHARGE
and placed on 2 s25 bond The
unidentified passenger has not
been located Mrs Fews is sur
viyed by her husband. l. r..
FcWs
Evening star., 1949-08-25

many should first become a mem
ber of the Council of Europe.
DR.. Adenauer, who will be West
Germany's first chancellor (pre-
mier) denied he told q news con-
ference Tuesday that his govern
ment would seek Atlantic pact
membership.
Germany does desire to join the
Council Of Europe" he said in an
interview.
"As things stand at present
Germany in my opinion would not
now be eligible to join the Atlantic
pact. First we must be a member
of the Council of Europe. Then
we must quietly await further
developments"
Australia will continue rigid ra-
tioning of gasoline to keep dowr
its export of dollar goods.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Ecuador Concentrates
On Relieving Plight Of
Earthquake Victims

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Aug. Is
(CDN Ecuador is happy about
the help it is getting from all
parts of the world. but is fully
determined to do some heroic
tugging at its own bootstraps to
rise out of the crevasse into which
it was tossed by an earthquake.
Almost the entire national life
here today is dedicated to helping
bury the dead. house the home
less, resettle the refugees and re-
build ruined villages.
Sunday soccer games are being
played for the quake cause and
attract huge crowds. Plans for
q national benefit lottery were
under way almost before the dust
had settled.
Club Members Clear Debris.
The currently fashionable tea
rummy" sessions are no longer
quite so fashionable unless they
are being played for the national
cause: Homes of the high have
been opened to orphans of the
humble.
One land-poor squire in the
Ambato region, who could not
afford as large a cash donation
as he felt he wanted to give,
abandoned his own fields and
turned all his workers over to
the task of clearing rubble under
the governments direction.
A woman's club in the earth
quake regions fringe dropped its
teas, tatting and table talk; the
members rolled up their sleeves
and went to work with their
bare hands, cleaning debris from
a blocked road isolating nearby
village. from help.
Refugees still f1ocking south
ward from the quake area have
flooded into Guayas Province and
Its capital, Guayaquil. Many are
injured, most are virtually penni-
less, all are stunned and bewil-
dered.
Indian Woman, Baby Wait.
eve are doing something TOR
all of them" harassed but proud
Gov. Clodoveo Alcivar of Guayas
told q delegation of American Of
fcials. Some we give cash grants
and allow them to get themselves
Strengthened out. Others are
given needed treatment in medi-
cal institutions. Others are pro-
vided temporary shelter and
food"
On the bench in the Governors
waiting room sat an ancient
Indian woman. She was swathed
In dead black from head to foot.
An incredibly wrinkled old face
peered out from an enveloping
shawl. In her arms she Graded
an infant, whose tiny face still
was almost as wrinkled as the old
woman's.
Courteously. the Governor beck
oned her into his Office where,
side by side, hang full-length
portraits, of George Washington
and South Americas hero, Simon
Bolivar.
THE Governor was sure he could
"do something" for them.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
New Germany Urged
by British as Member
OF European Council
By the Assoeioisd Press

LONDON. Aug. 25.-Germany's
cooperation with the West
should be through the Council Of
Europe rather than the Atlantic
pact, a Foreign ONCE spokesman
said yesterday.
It was Britain's view. the
spokesman said at a news con-
ference, that "Germany's. associa-
ton with the Council of Europe
would be a more appropriate form
Of cooperation"
With diplomatic caution. how
ever, he would not say directly
that Britain did not want Ger
many In the Atlantic pact.
To repeated requests by re-
porters for a direct statement
the spokesman simply replied
that he had purposely emphasized
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Admiral Roper to Speak
At Navy Niqht Program

Rear Admiral John Roper, dep
uty chief of naval personnel, will
speak at a Navy Night program at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Water
gate.
Irving c. Root, superintendent
of National Capital Parks, an
nounced the program will include
q concert by the Navy Band, with
Ben Mitchell Morris, tenor, as
Soloist.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
AirIines Mark 80 Years
Of World Cooperation

More than 10 airlines through
out the world today are celebrat-
ing the 30th anniversary Of inter-
national cooperation as members
of the International Air Trans
port Association.
The $500 aircraft Of the asso-
ciation which fly the flags OF 40
nations now are carrying 20.000,-
900 passengers annually and the
yearly mileage exceeds l,000, ,000,-
900 miles, with 100000 tons Of
cargo. The head office Is In
Montreal, Canada.
Evening star., 1949-08-25

son in Municipal Court the cat
had attacked a neighbor's dog,
and he fired the gun at the urgent
request of the neighbor.
Moore also argued he didn't
actually hit the cat. Police charge
he did. however, and this question
is due to be decided by a jury
October 20. with Moore remaining
under 500 bond in the meantime.
The jury trial will be on a charge
of cruelty to animals.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
District Man Fined $40
For Firing BIB Shot al CAT

Firing a BB-gun brought a SO
fine yesterday to a man who
pleaded he was doing it to
frighten a cat out of a tree.
James E. Moore. IS. colored, of
the 1900 block OF Kenyon street
NV. told Judge George D. Neil
Evening star., 1949-08-25

Britain's view that Germany
ought to cooperate instead
through the Council Of Europe.
The 12-nation Council OF
Europe is holding it's first meeting
in Strasbourg, France. Informal
British suggestions that West
Germany be admitted to the
council have gotten a lukewarm
response from some French
leaders.
Newsmen had asked the spokes-
man to comment on published re-
ports that DR.. Konrad Adnauer
chancellor designate of the new
West German federal republic, said
yesterday at Bonn he believes Ger
many should become a member OF
the Atlantic pact:
The spokesman noted that DR.
Adenauer was talking only as q
private individual. since he has
not yet taken Office in West Ger
many's new government.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Adenouer Doubts Germany
Is EiqibIe for Pact Now

BONN. Germany, Aug. rs R.-
DR.. Konrad Adenauer said last
night that he does not think Ger
many is eligible now to join the
Atlantic pact. He suggested Ger
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23

item of the Auxiliary's agenda
They visit tine patients. bringing
them entertainment cheering
them ON and in every way, at
tempting % make their stay,
whether long or short, as COM
Portable as possible.
The local Auxiliary visits the
Naval Hospital here once every
month. usually the third Thurs
day OF Friday. but due to the con-
vcntion being held at this time, it
has been postponed until Monday,
the 29th. Games are played or
other entertainment is furnished,
refreshments are served, and the
evening Is made as entertaining
a. possible
The president Of the Southern
most auxiliary. Mrs. Edna Arthur,
Is Chairman of the Halls Com
mittee for the convention, but
will not arrive in Miami until
Wednesday. Until then she will
be represented by the past presi-
dent and present auxiliary treas
urer, Mrs. Vanessa Saunders, who
Is also the official delegate for
the local club.
The next meeting of Southern
most Auxiliary will be held
Thursday, September 8, at 800
p. IN. at the v. +. w. Hall ON
Elizabeth street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
Aerovias 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
for Havana on Aerovias 90:
Antonio Lopez, Santiago Con
zalez, Jose Gonzalez, Althrofe
Nickel, Marie Nickel, Edward
Strunk, Marion Strunk,s John
Reeves, Daniel Webster. Beryle
Webster, Daniel Webster, Jr.,
George Asheworth, Mary Louise
Asheworth, Edwin Ivie, Sue Ivei,
Robert Berger. Thelma Berger,
Richard Battaline, Charles Coli
son, Hilda Collision, Charles Kaer-
fott, Virginia Kaerfott, William
Sienna, Betty Sands, Linda Sands,
Claude Melvin.
Thelma Melvin, Robert. Daven-
port, Jean Davenport, George T.
Whitehead Mary Whitehead, Sam
Hilderbrandt, Jeremiah Lucey,
Ray Clements, George W. Aakbik,
Iva Aakbik, Ellen Aakbik, Pedro
Martinez, Felicia Valdes, Cecil
Hamilton, Almpra Hamilton, Re-
gina Sienna, Watts Davis Gladys
Brown. Edward Tagan, Daryl
Karr. David Loe, Sarah Loe, Vir-
ginia Loe.
Salvador Diaz. Metodia Perez,
Mario Muller, Lila Sotolongo,
Arnoldo Muller, Francisco Ra-
mos, Aurora Nunez, Nuri Ramos,
Maria Austrich, Oscar Gonzalez,
Celia Bode. Carmen Martinez,
Mary Stance, Cecilia Apostles,
Charles Hoppe, Mary Hoppe,
Frank Bell, Ralph Menkhus, An
drew Comerford, Alyce Menkhus,
Catherine Comerford, Robert
Sheriff..
Daisy Gomez, Julia Benemelia,
Lorenzo, Gomez, Esperanto Perez,
Gonzalez Torres. David Foster,
Thomas Fooks, Edward Marquee,
Angela Hernandez, Nelia Mar
cuez, Oscar Nebo, Mario Alfonso,
Consuelo Bobes, Consuelo Alton
so, Herbert Powell, Evangelos
JanetoS, Louis JanetOS, Paul Jane
tos Clyde Clark, George Mitchell,
Jose Blanco.
Bernabel Muniz, Francisco Gar
ceran, Zenaida Simpson, Edward
Berriman, Hubert Bells, Oliver
Bells, Jess Gardner, Dorothy
Gardner, JoJse Perez, Margot
Parade, Lila Perez, Mercedes
Moya, Antonio Villanozon, Gerar-
dina Garcia, Jesus Hernandez,
Miguel Torrens, Daisy Hernandez,
Seafina MorrozoS.
Armando Ochoa, hester Car
bonell, Margarita Vaida, Nelson
Carbonell, Victoria Mestre, Mario
Ruiz Ma, Mario Ruiz, Jr., Mar
celino Aragon, Sara Beguiristain,
Juan Salome, Adolfo Medina,
Carmen Lopez. Martial Collado,
| Alicia Calm, Jose Collado, En-
rique Walls Amalia Perez, Sylvia
Walls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
Reenlistment
Till Sept. lin
Army, Air Force

Former Army and Air Force
members who have been dis
charged from service since June
2, f949, have until September /,
to reenliSt in the Air Force in the
grade they held at the time they
were discharged provided they
meet current enlistment require
ments, Sgt. Edward M. Gerritw,
at the Key West recruiting sta
tion,s said today.
New Air Force directives, eff
fective September l, state that
Air Force personnel who have
been discharged over 80 days but
less than one year must drop one
grade in rank if they reenlist.
Further information may be OBJ
tainde at the local recruiting Of
cife, 2l2 P. o. Building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
Miss adams
Hsaarei ~
Inanhesn

A. 80 haiaa.en. u l2i2 Mar
8mFt silsst yesterday entertain
- f ifn lies.n a ti,e south
So Nst.a assessing Miss I.or-
~ AisHe asuei,teT ~ Mayor
a mtlasa Asianss
m Alianss wiil leave Coz West
tf " ~. eaFly ln Septem-
49, 81 ftlnlr hrf sitifiirs Ia den
~ tN af en- Wet Virginia
~ sN6e end tseiure school
seae p lead = week with
IS F1isilufEh.
tNi az ti,e iilnehrtsn. besides
M n ANA Mss Adams
~ A8* Hafe saunders and
~ ~ ehagpeil
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
Nessi,rrs az SoHfhernmosf Auxiliary
IoIfH Intending Miami Contention

fahr w W.
9 hia IN Niani.
yesterday Srx.
4nn iiit laeai Pet
M ASS afe there ard
~ F aaaN ihe entire
- 4F nlsnhnls Will
aI,a stay
14 elasine day
m Sass ofRanl.
HIIs feags esq. had
M3 ohleh has
e4gh Yenf. until
m aanlna of Is
m ~ 4 Mls . mcEn-
So go
a flHn ladies have
m aum a. go Alaska.
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81 afiand ihis con-
~ msH - mHlniefs frsn
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Me Eaa malls and old
ae Iwna renewed.
f8Nman fiew down
tm g. make IRE
~ ana ether I'M
He9 alu IN Miami
~ d - h1.nof o. this
aAish So fifsy years
m - aflHs ~ welfare of
So - tas ihFts waIs the ma
$50 w aNsNRa ~ within the
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
Soviet Has Vast
PropuuundistS

MOSCCW--(AP)-T are
about 250,0O0 propagandists of
the Communist Party in the Sc
Wet Union. Revealing this,
'.Pravda" said there had been a
large growth in their numbers
since the publication in 1888 of
the Short Course of History of
the Communist Party of the So
Wet Union"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
Eastern Stars
To Hold Picnic
Thursday

u has been announced that the
annual Robert Morris picnic of
Fern Chapter No. 81. Order East
ern Star, will be held at the new
Monroe County Beach on Thurs
day. August 25, with supper serv-
ed al 6 o'clock.
Each member is entitled to
bring one guest to the picnic, and
all visiting Eastern Stars to the
city are cordially invited by the
Order TO attend also.
II has further been announced
That IN the event of inclement
weather, the picknickers will
meet instead at the Masonic Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23

Randy Adell and Hope Hovey
Harris.
Always lovely and interesting,
and with splendid programs Of
Tered. these meetings of the OFF,
GERS Wives Club take place at the
Officers Club at Fl. Taylor on
alternate Fridays. and are attend
ed not only by members of long
standing. bat by guests of the
members and by wives of officers
newly stationed in this district.
As customary. the Club issues
= cordial invitation 20 all newly
arrived officers wives TO attend
the luncheon meetings and be-
come acquainted.
The meeting 90 be held on Fri
day 1T this week should prove ex-
ccptionaliy pleasant and well-at-
tended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
COnch Club
To Meet
TOMORROW

There will be a meeting of the
COnch Club key West students
at the University of Florida) at
ct Paufs Parish Hall on Bahama
street at 7:3O p. m, Wednesday,
August oath.
Plans will be discussed for a
Labor Day float and a scholar
ship banquet. Old members are
urged to attend. and many new
students at the University, living
IN Key West are invited to join.
Present officers of the Conch
Club are: Ernest Avila, President,
Clip Smith, Vice-President, Ray
mand Delgado. Secretary, and Ar
chic Potter. Treasurer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
l.sia ilamce Held IA USO-NCCS
snaslay Night Well attended

u.s. ffHH Hes1fafa Orchestra
aifui music irosn
~ ~ feN244ofs fsg the large
INiEEmfn aIlll Junior
ata 4ilfnIIed ihe sun
m - 8ame a. uSO Noes.
HNt @a8 uFuNided
- klslfnas. CA ~. who
&f So ~ 81 Your
As s2 sna Again" and
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fae lntf Ffsnl Ne
#f21e fsfEseut Ncre che
iSli,an Samniefs. Ruby
- m Neta Wtasd
"a Iera. q q a.. and
iea ghe Misses Chris
e8 Elena Monnn.
ilsnnsna. naFenp clawson.
49, naissk iiaxerly Arthur,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23

Joyce Park. Resale and Caroline
Camalier. Nancy and Janice Ross,
Kitty and Oneida Ramos, Mica
Smith, Meta Valdez, Edith
knuck. Stella Delgado, Lillian
stewart Magdalena Russell,
Joyce Bradley, Hilda Pullaria,
Alice Johnson. Helen Crusoe.
Bertha May. Betty Sands, Rose
Mary Roberts. Betty Clark, Alice
Johnson. Kathryn Rizzi, Betty
Johnson. Betty Armayor, Rose
Garcia. Clara Armayor, Rose Ma
chin. Peggy Pinder. Betty Caring,
Gerry Grimaldi, Alice DeArmas,
Juanita Nycomucerno. Elsie Mora,
Vicki hi Sylvestro, Shirley Spen-
Ger. Joyce Thompson, Joan Porter
and Beverly Selph.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
II NOTED CUBANS
Continued From Page Onel

CONTINUED From Page One)
Raul cossio Del Pine; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rafael Farinas Rojas; Mr..
Francisco Ferrano; Mr.. Romai
and Mr.. Jose Gonzalez Diaz.
There were four aldermen OF
the city Of Havana in the group.
They. are Mr.. Diaz; MIR. Lao;
Mrs. Valdivieso and Mr.. Del
Pine.
] The group was met at the Nat
ional Always line this morning
by Mayor A. Maitland AGarns,
who welcomed them officially to
the city; Circuit Court Judge
Aquilino Lopez, Jr.; Cuban Con-
sui Juan A. Perez. Juon Lopez.
president of the Cuban Club; v.
Molina. vice president of the
Cuban Club; Pablo Fernandez,
president of the San Carlos Club;
Raul Alpizar, of the Cuba Tour
ist Commission, and Ganzaiez
Bezanilla.
After a sightseeing trip through
the city, the group was the guests
at the luncheon at Lees Orient
Restaurant. The luncheon was at
tended by Mayor Adams, Chair
man Frank Bentley of the Monroe
County Commission and numer-
Gus other officials.
Following the luncheon the
Cubans were scheduled to take a
trip up Overseas Highway as far
as Marathon, visit the San Carlos
Institute. A cocktail party was
scheduled to be held at Delmino-
cos Restaurant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
Coming EUents
TUESDAY. AUGUST. 23-

TUESDAY, AUGUST 23-
Regular Meeting, Sparkling
Waters Rebekah Lodge No.
a.. 7:30 p. M. at knights of
Pythias Hall.
Teenage Dance, Monroe County
Beach Patio, sponsored a n d
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Myrtland Gates,
Practice Session, Key West
Community Singers, 7:45 P.
M. at Congregational Church.
Preparation for coming con-
cert.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "a
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. 88, Naval
Station Beach for luncheon
and swimming.
Meeting. Conch Club, St. PauPs
Parish Hall on Bahama St.,
7:30 P. M.
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is
Annual Robert Morris Picnic of
Fern Chapter No. 81, Order
Eastern Star Supper served
at 6 P M. at new Monroe
County Beach.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 90
Fried chicken supper to be
held by Key West Guard of
Honor for members and
guests, American Legion
Home, Stock Island.
Luncheon Meeting. Officers
Wives Club. 1890 P. M. at
Officers Club, Fl. Taylor.
Musical Program, featuring
Maxine Thomas and Navy
Juniors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
This Is MartelIO
Gallery Week

This week is known officially
as West Martello Gallery Week.
Mayor A. Maitland Adams sign
ed a proclamation making this
the week when the old West Mar
tello Tower IS being made pub
lie gallery by the Monroe County
Art and Historical Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-23
Visiting
BPW Members
Entertained

Mrs. Mary Lee. Graham and
Mrs. Claire Arlen yesterday en-
tentained at luncheon and with a
sightseeing trip for two visiting
members of the Business and Pro-
fesional Women's Club of Pensa-
cola, Florida.
These visiting members were
the Misses Billie Sedwick and
Bessie Dabbs, and though they
were in Key West very briefly,
enjoyed their visit immensely,
they said.