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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

Ille first IN the seasons series
81 Community Concerts, sponsor
80 10 me Key West Woman's
Ci4h win BE- presented on We'd
neeiay evening Of next week,
1atuaf}f. AZ $50 o'clock in the
CunEeni Auditorium, with the
apesarsnce Of GyOrgy Sander,
woDd- famous pianist.
8andof. q native Of Budapest,
bctan his career there al eighteen
- career which has brought him
oonccrt srmmphs on three con-
iintnis n former piano student
81 Ne grfat Hungarian composer
piatisl Bella Bartok and a pupil
IN eompusilion Of Zoltan Kodaly,
b. nppraTed for the seven years
follaan1R his debut as soloist
with 3le leading symphony or
ebeylraRui Europe. Although his
early ifnces Of talent were of
FFadiar aalibFe he waited until
saaturat hefore launching the
enrsar .ahich brought him fame
tlsfearlleut the world. News of
49, ma|cIanship travelled before
him t,ltha United States, and his
dellili ~ Garnegie Hall. 1889. won
immo1 CATS recogniti0n of his
ariisirt nom The press and public
n this 10nntry. After half a year
lllliiiIE demands Of u. s. audi
rncra IL has concerts. Sander
waa ceilesl for the first time to
soufh stmerica. where he created
> senAalikAa sustained in season
aitQT wHBon successes.
from 1912 70 1874, Gyorgy
kandor was in the service of the
Uniird States Army, in the Signal
Curfs. ln4ntelligence, and finally
In : Sra.riai Service School before
~ hodhrhhle discharge. Out of
khaki he Immediately returned to
thg piano. Presenting two Car
nGHin RENTALS. a coast
taar and returning TO Latin
Auerica iaF bis first postwar
csnutt tour. the pianist found
thai ia military career had had
l|liIr efrtf upon his previous
plfsilarIt 81 the music world. A
NpEai example IS a statement
Fnaia by ~ Razon. a leading
ha0nCa Ares newspaper: Dur
ng his appearance here in 1899,
haaaof proved himself the most
olseiiilcd piano virtuoso of our
tn1f 90 rcsffrmed that rank
uran has return here last even
Durina The season l945-46,
thls Hinaarian American srtiS'
fHslied , nnisicianly trust which
g1asrd ~ entire music world. as
aril a. hlIaself, mingled JOY and
ns.iness Nth the Philadelphia
Orchestra under the direction OF
NaNana Ormandy Gyorgy San
a. presented world premiere
rnffasnibNess Of Bella Bartok's
Hhna and last Piano Concerto.
wfntsn by the world-famous
fiunaarian composer ON his death
bed AZ concerts In both Phila-
dsiphis ana New York City. one
Il ahfh was broadcast nation
usia owes CHS. Sander gave com
rIsia fitcl.iy of expression 10 the
Irarlrat.on ID his teacher, friend
anl lrilas countryman.
"A Colinabia artist, the pianist
- - aEVoTably received OF
49, 90 tuo albums Of hi:
fnusi l1aorprctations. first This
fano Nfisic Of Liszt," then Rach'
n,sn,nos sacond Piano concer'
tn. Nels released by the recording
nnunar Ia tao successive
lauth uls most recent RELEASE
ha laalisnt Interpretation o
islfs Spata IN B Minor"
Thr hobbies Of Gyorgy Sandoi
ere closely interlinked with hi
gslarf First Of an he consider
piasing the piano As much hob
L. asa career, deriving equa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Paul Baron, Mickey RenIla
Starred In New Years Eve
Dance Here Tomorrow Night
BY DOROTHY RAYMER

The bright lights of the show
world will shine in Key West on
the night Of December 81 when
New Years eve floor show Isl
slated for the South Beach Re-
staurant.
Entertainment begins at 1880
p. M. and will be supplemented
by a smorgasberd buffet supper
with initial serving at 500 pm.
Favors an dconfetti go with the
celebration.
Local and professional talent
lined up tor the gala affair will
be headed BY Paul Baron, Key
West dancing instructors. Mrs.
George Mickey Renna will ap-
pear with Mr.. Baron in a special
ballroom number. Mickey will
wear gown which is an exact
copy of the lavish costume worn
by Jennifer Jones for the ball
room scene in the movie, Mad
anne Bovary."
Another feature Of the hour
and a half of entertainment IS
the voice Of Viola Veit, cham
teuse. who sang at the Blue Angel
night club in New York City.
Miss Welt is a daughter Of the
late Conrad Welt. noted movie
actor. She is a regular winter
visitor to this city.
John White, tenor, stationed
here with the Navy, will contri@
butte modern ballads. Norman
Kranich and his orchestra will
play for the show and for dane
ing.
Lighting effects are being pre-
pared by Al BeeRerts. Alfredo,
conga drum player is featured IN
the voedoo number starring Paul
Baron. A spectacular cape run1ba-
tap is also part of Baron's pre-
sentation. He will wear the orlgl-s
nal costume which he donned
for the dance in the movie, Pan
Americana"
This movie was one OF two
which Baron made while IN
Hollywood with the Xavier Gu
gat orchestra. Baron has enjoyed
colorful career behind the foot
lights.
Il began dancing, or rather
hoofing, in amateur contests,
back in Chicago when / was
eight years old" Baron says. I
haa 70 uI.1sarn everything in the
steps that / hal picked up and
which were self-taught when |
finally had the chance to take
professional dancing lessons"
In 1898, Paul got his first big
break when Sally Rand spotted
him and signed him for a role
in her revue, Streets of Paris.
An engagement at the Colony
Club in Chicago and the Holly
wood venture followed when
BARON vas under contract 10
Xavier Cugat.
ba4un souad the countrya
dancing in theaters and night
clubs and eventually landed IN
New York City. During the war
bond drives, lie personally sold
a million dollars in bonds in
one night at tue ST. George Hotel
in Brooklyn on a show IN which
famous comedians, Maury Ans
Eteroaln anu Nl--- henny appear
ed.
Back in Detroit, Sally Rand
again asked Baron to join her
troupe when the show came to
Key West, Baron decided that
the Island City was just the place
for a dancing school.
He is now in his seventh year
as instructor for children's ballet,
ballroom classes for adults, but
now and than returns to the big
time circuit for appearances. He
was starred at Kitty Davis Club
in Miami Beach for four years
and also danced at The Compam-
our and other theatefs in Havana,
Cuba His dance recitals featur-
ing students are we'll known in
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Trenchard
Connin Here
Visiting Father

Trenchard cenniff, q student
at Riverside Military Academy
is visiting his father, Emmett r.
Commit, manager of the Casa
Marina Hotel, over the Christmas
holidays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

A petition seeking a divorce
was filed yesterday in the office
of Circuit Court Clerk Earl r.
Adams by Susan Assume Pisano
against Harry Charles Pi5ano.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Duncan, 1907
'Duval street, announce the birth
of a daughter this morning al
2:40 in the Monroe county nos
pital, weighing eight pounds
fifteen ounces.
The new arrival has been given
the name of Charlotte Ann:
Mrs. Duncan was the former
Orchid Lake of this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

Government statisticiaus esti-
mate that the rat population Of
the u. s., is at least 10000 600,
about equally divided between
farm and city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
apply To We'd

An application for a marriags
license was flied yesterday n
the office of County Judge Ray.
mond r. Lord by Monroe Bethea0
%, of the y. s. Navy. and Fran
ces Ann Fullwood, 10, Of 1918
Truman avenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

aardsns Have Son
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Harden
announce the birth Of a son,
weighing seven pounds, twelve
and one-haf ounces at the JACK
SON Memorial Hospital, at 6:24
a. M. December Is. The new ar-
rival ha. been named Gregory
Joseph.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

When cooked, pound Of raj
sins weighs two pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
MOVIE ACTOR TIED,
 GAGGED IN DIANA
 BARRYM0RE'S APT.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20-lR-Robert Wilcox, motion picture actor, was found bound and gagged today in the apartment of actress Diana Barrymore. Police said he was tied up by two men who ransacked the apartment.
 Police said Wilcox told them he was alone in the apartment when two men appeared at the door at S::30 am. and said they wanted to leave flowers for Miss Barrymore, who is confined to Roosevelt hos pital from the effects of a fall.
 Wilcox said he told the men the daughter of the late John Barry more was in the hospital but the men insisted on leaving the flowers.
 Taken from the apartment, the police said, were mink coat, a silver fox scarf, a suitcase and about $50 in silver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
GAP SQUADRON
 MEETS TOMORROW

Eager to complete organizational requirements so that programs of search-rescue and pre-flight train ing may be initiated early in 1850, members of Juneau Civil Air Patrol Squadron plan busy two hours tomorrow evening.
 The Squadron will meet at 7:3O pm. in the Resident Engineers office at the Army Dock.
 Appointments will be made by Alan G. Marcum, Squadron com- mander, to an aeronautical rating hoard. This group will determine qualifications and procedures to govern selection of pilots.
 The official table of organiza- ton will be discussed and temporary and permanent assignments made, and Marcum will review require ments for initiating a military basic training program.
 Should there be time, section personnel will go over progress charts and meet informally in preparation for internal training classes which will start January 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
MRS. RIDDEN RETURNS

After an extended stay in Seat- tie, Mrs. Henry Roden returned to Juneau today, a passenger on the Denali.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
CHRISTMAS CAROLS

The Rev. J. P. Porter Of the Community Methodist Church an- nounced this morning that all resi- dents interested in joining in Christmas Carol singing should be at the church by o'clock, the night of Christmas Eve. As the group will cover several different areas, he suggested that flash lights be taken along. There. will be refreshments following the sing ing, at 8 o'clock at the Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
BIG DAY TOMORROW AT AWv5 NURSERY

Tomorrow is the big day at the AWVS Cooperative Nursery. Tomor- TOW is the day of the Christmas party. The time | is pm. and the place is the Nursery room at the Governors House. The tree is already in place and the decora- tions on it are the productions of the children themselves.
 Since the party is a cooperative one, as are all functions of the Nursery, the mothers will provide the refreshments and each child will take present to put into the grab-bag. And of course each child will have the opportunity to draw a present out again. A limit of 30 cents has been placed on the cost of the gifts.
 Mothers of all children are cor dially invited to attend and join in the fun. Especially welcome are those who do not ordinarily have the opportunity to watch the Nur- sery in action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
kIWANi5 DINNER
 TOMORROW NIGHT
 REPLACES MEETING

A festive dinner honoring mem bers' wives and other guests, a short snappy program and what ever the rest of the evening holds for each couple-such is the holiday fare for Kiwanians, who usually meet for a "wednesday luncheon program.
 The Kiwanis Club party will be at 2 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Baranof Gold Room. The pro- gram was deliberately planned to be short so as not to interfere with other Christmas-week activities, says President Stanley Baskin.
 Dr. John Montgomery, program chairman, is being assisted in a clever novelty number by Kiwan- ians Archie Betts, pr. Henry C.. Harris, Dr. John Clements and Ed Shaffer.
 With Kiwanians and others all over the country, many Juneau Xii wanians plan to tune in Christmas Eve for an hour of choral music to be broadcast from Il to l2 p m. December 24 over the Mutual system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20

Scientists classify electronics as tool more versatile than any previously known"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
ELk5 CHRISTMAS D0IkG5 WAS BIG
 THING FOR KIDS

Think of it, 900 children of Cas- 5ineau Channel under the age of l4 attended the Juneau lodge of Elks Christmas doings last Satur- jay afternoon, free show at the Capitol Theatre and then distribu- ion of bags of Christmas goodies.
 But, HOO children received bene- it's of the Elks doings, shut-ins, those in hospitals and those in vari- GUS homes, they were remembered too, as the Tags were distributed to them.
 The bags contained nuts, candy an apple, orange and either a toy or a balloon.
 The bags were filled by officers of the lodge, Pers. trustees, activi- ties committee and wives and the work was done last Thursday night.
 Fred Lappi was the happy Santa and he also visited both hospitals and passed out bags.
 The bus company brought III Minnie Fields home children and they also had big time.
 But there were other assistants involved in the doings.
 When the free show at the Capl- tol was over, the kids dropped across the street to the Elks Hall. And then right there the Police De- partment, Highway Patrol and Fire Department boys guarded the kids on the trek across the street and traffic was re-routed on Franklin for the time being. There were no accidents and everything went off in the real jovial Christmas spirit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
RED SHELTON IN
 THE SHOW OFF"
 AT 10TH CENTURY

An 150-pound Great Dane proved to be the great bane of Red Skel- tons life during filming of the new M-G-M comedy-drama, "The Show off" coming to the 20th Century Theatre tonight.
 The dog was cast for an import ant role in the picture and, accord ingly, was introduced to the come dian. AS Red extended his hand to receive a canine handshake, the huge animal leaped on him and pinned him to the ground
 Skelton gazed up at the massive mutt and a light of recognition dawned in his eyes. It was the same dog that had been specially trained for the M-G-M piesVre, Bathing Beauty" to knock Red down every time it saw him. After two years, General the Dane, hadn't for gotten his trainingl
 "The Show-Off" is based on George Kelly's hit play, with Skel- ton in the title role of the egotist who makes a nuisance of himself with his in-laws. Blonde Marilyn Maxwell has the feminine lead, with other featured roles played by Mar jorie Main, Virginia O'Brien, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, George Cleveland, Leon Ames and Marshall Thompson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
COAST GUARD AID IN
 SEARCH FOR LOG RAFT

A Coast Guard aircraft from An- nette Island joined the tug Adak in search for the raft lost by the tug Sunday morning at Cora Point near Cape Decision.
 The raft, containing 750,0O0 board feet of timber, was lost after it went aground on Cora Point. The Adak was forced to give up search for it due to icing condi- tions.
 The Coast Guard aircraft found only 40 logs before giving up the search as it's fuel became exhausted today, Coast Guard headquarters here said.
 The raft of logs was bound for Ocean Falls, B.C. It was owned by the Columbia Lumber Company of Juneau, which had chartered the Adak from Owens Brothers of Hood Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
5ALvATI0N ARMY s
 WILL GIVE PROGRAM

The Salvation Army Sunday School will present their Christmas program Wednesday night at their hall on Willoughby at 7:30 o'clock. A varied and interesting program to he presented, consisting of re- citations, drills and music and a pageant of the Nativity. A vocal solo, "Cantique de Noel" will be sung by Eddie Williams.
 A skit, "One more shopping day before Christmas given by the fac ulty precedes the arrival of Santa with treats for all.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
FAMOUS STARS OF SILENT DAYS IN
 CAPITOL FEATURE

Five famous stars of the silent screen are seen in the new John Ford Merriam c. Cooper Technicolor picture, B Godfathers,' now at the Capitol Theatre. The quintet com- prises Mae Marsh, Gertrude Astor, Eva Novak, Ruth Clifford and Francis Ford.
 Miss Marsh, who rose to silent screen fame after her appearance in "The Birth of a Nation," has appearance in numher of John Ford-directed pictures, including The Grapes of Wrath" My Darl- ing Clementine" and the recent Fort Apache" Her latest role casts her as Ward Bonds wife.
 8 Godfathers,' based on the novel by Peter B. Kyne, stars John Wayne, Pedro Armendariz and Harry Carey, Jr., son of the famous western star. It was filmed on loca- ion in Death Valley, California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
HISTORICAL MOVIE
 FEATURED AT p-TA

Parent-Teacher Association mem- bers at their Christmas program last night saw a movie produced by the Sears-R -Roebuck Foundation showing the creation of the Bill of Rights.
 The movie was a discussion by historical characters of the prob lems faced in drawing up the United States Constitution.
 A bass solo was sung by H. E. Salisbury. and P.-T.A members, led by Mrs. Ronald Lister, sang Christ mas carols.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
CHRISTMAS TREES UP

The city tree was erected this morning on the corner of the City Hall. Lights are appearing on sev- ei.tl other outside trees in the residential district and many inside trees are glowing through the win dows. A small outside tree is on the marquee of the Drug Store, and several others are planned on other business establishments.
 With plenty of snow, it looks like real Christmas week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20

Nugget Shop open evenings.-adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
MIXED UP

Two dates were mixed up. The correct evenings for different pro- grams in the community are as fol- lows: O.E.S. Christmas party and election of officers, tonight in Eagl- es Hall; Douglas Community party Wednesday evening; Douglas Public School program Thursday evening and the Community Methodist Church on Friday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
TO WEISSER; IDAHO

Seymore Faurot was passenger last Sunday for his family home in Weisser, Idaho, where he will spend the Christmas holidays prior to accepting a position as designer and decorator for the Hotel Hung erford at San Francisco, Calf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-20
SN0WpL0W5 BROUGHT
 INTO ACTION AZ SNOW
 BLANkETS JUNEAU AREA

The Juneau Street Department grader went into action early this morning in it's first anti-snow work of the winter.
 Confining it's work to outlying areas, the grader battled the six inch fall on hillside streets, Mayor Waino Hendrickson said today.
 Meanwhile, Frank A. Metcalf, Territorial Highway Engineer, said that rotary snowplow will be brought into action soon on Glacier Highway and the Douglas Road.
 He warned motorists not to park cars on either road. Cars left along the road will be either covered With snow thrown by the blow or lm- pounded hy the Alaska Highway Patrol, he said.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
SITUATIONS MEN
ACCOUNTANT. 81. c. P. A., com

ACCOUNTANT, 81. c. P. A., complet-
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soRsDle ssPs part or sms; so7t tax returns: Fs''
ACCOUNTING graduate seeks employ
99s nsnt essIh Ssth G. p A. or arm as jr
AkcHiTESGr viii produce plans fol-
2xee!Ss Sa.ls sul'dsos sos eiEehssssst' sssl
Artist. Commercial, employed, de-
sires part time art. sign or show
s eff HxRy HGsf y AEo@&RD R2sE or si isont1tss5 s6
BookKEEPEaPDE1eninss, p I D%; Saturdays;
qualified to take complete charge. in
cluding financial statements, trade
analyses and tax returns. Box lie
BooKKEEPER-otice .-typiss; 90
years exper. all phases Of double
charge EN-. 1851.
work. willing and able: TR. s7s5.
or any type of work. NO. 1889.
Boy !oS colored: lore y wants n, ,,s. messenger
,9S q any sna 5SMEs 4 l!shs sKS%N SSah ''e
BRICKLAYER. English. coming to o.
S. about Sept. / to Study American
construction methods. What offers
Of employment7 Box Sc, Star. 29'
BUSINESS ADMINISTR.. married. age
and property mangt.. Govt. reports.
procurement, transp.; masters de-
gree; 9 years exper. q. g. A., South
America Box 437:C. star.
CARPENTER FOREMAN, .thoroughly
hish-ciass residential. ". b. REY-
NOLpe, 90. 073e.
CHAUfFEUh and would handle
ysaht; license4 nsyiseteF; fo2d sdu::
cation end ro1A 0og It'll 0eAe
Evening star., 1949-03-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER and secretary. 6 year.
experience in handling complete Sc,
Of books and secretarial work; col
sSo !sse edpcat.9n ~ 1a9a minimum; salary
C0LORED GIRL desires 5 days part.
time work r As waisress; reliable, hon
COLORED GIRL, references, desire.
position as waitress. fountain, coun.
COMP PANION and home nursing 70,
elderly or .semi-invalid. by refined
ohee1iui asDosson xG@s i. H. 5s
DREssMAKER-Especially good a
alterations; tisfaction guaranteed
r1LE Ehi tiSzi cIEkkzrYr1sr; settled Gov.
MRS as.iSls fl sGGaG sR'G5sas'
GENERa1 RSt lsI OFFICE FFfeEa GiEKk inf ffnovl.es,
Of typing; NV; seetien; private in
seT maid in store; s days. TR
GIRL, colored, desires job in dr.,
cleaning; waitress and fountain cir
experience. Ii. 429s.
GIRL. colored. wishes days work
orator. Cali TR. 55i5. 49,,
GIRL, colored. wants work Mon
through Fri. RA. 041S.
GIRL. colored, neat wants work as
eounter ,n Eisl ds,s or hotel maid; excel
GIRL WANTS WORK cleaning offices,
5 days week ST. 1499.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as elevator
operator. maid in store or ONCE.
GIRLS G2j, colored, desire Jobs as
bus girls or aid. 1924 23rd st. nv
GHADG2TE PRACTICAL NURSE. col
ored, desires private duty cases tor
institutional work: specialize IN OBJ.
cases and maSsaging. SO4 Il. !. ave
GnsADGAfTEn f npfksAScT1 npPfksAScT1cAL NURSE. COL
ored, wishes any kind part-time 3oo.
Call VI. 92e5: City rsfersnces: es.:,,...
pQlitions any type case acceptable
Evening star., 1949-03-27
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Evening star., 1949-03-27
statesmen

In sales of major kitchen
appliances. We have t2) sales posi-
tons open in District of Columbia
and f2D counties IN Northern VII
ginia for experienced statesmen who
have sold major kitchen appliances
to department stores, furniture
stores. appliance dealers. hardware
dealers and commercial plumbers in
territories mentioned. Age is no
barrier, however successful past ex-
perience and knowledge that a
buyers market prevails is preredui-
site requirement. Our lines consist
elecTic and gas ranges, retrisera,
torsv dish washers, disposals and
complete line steel kitchen cabinets,
ali Of which are nationally adver-
tised This is commission job
with car expense, drawing account.
We will consider statesmen who can
submit complete information in flrst
letter giving names and soaadt addresses T,3 Of
Information will be held in conf
dence until after interview at our
main display headquarters in Wash
on Stor