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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
March OF Dimes Queen Contest
Ends Tonight At Eight O'Clock

plies significant of the occasion
at the Casa Marina Jaycee Bali.
City Commissioner Louis Car
bonell and the local Musicians
Union with Ruby Crawley, liason
officer, deserve great credit for
their share in promoting the
drive They have devoted their
entire time for two weeks to the
drive with their nightly Duval
street shows proving more popu-
lar with local fans each night.
Chairman c. B. Harvey point
ed out that while some people in
Key West could devote MANY
hours and much money to the
March of Dimes cause, that in the
main all he is asking is, please
Mrs. Housewife, fill in your coin
Cards which were mailed you
TODAY as the end of the drive is
in sight.
The drive is far behind sched-
ule and if no acceleration in do
nations is seen soon, it is posi-
bic that the Foundation may be
forced to curtail its operations.
Your child or your neighbor's
child MAY need the care which
those very dimes can provide
we hope not--but make sure they
are there"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
FursfeRbergs,
Former Residents.
No,U La City

DR.. and Mrs. Frank p far-
stenberg Of Baltimore. Maryland.
are in the city reaewlng acQuain-
tances. DR.. Furstenberg was air.
ector az the Monroe CosniV
Health Department IN 1874
As that time be was . major
in Public Health seFvine. TIE
doctor IS now IN private pras'tire
in the Maryland elty.
The FuIstenberas. wiil lNava
the Island CRY this Suncay. on
their way back East
DR.. Furstenberg IS amAKeo -
the Improvements and aIowlh "a
Key West in the past five years.
He was glad 20 find many ana
provements that he hsd fouNhi
for during his stay locally.
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viii serve refreshments through
out the evening which is being
prepared by the ship. Captain
Lee has made special arrange
ments to raise the elevator above
the flight deck to place the
orchestra and present the show
on, leaving the entire flight deck
for the various activities of the
dance.
The dance party will begin at
900 p. M. followed by entertain
ment, then dancing will continue
on until 1900 P. NJ.
The floor show will include,
Miss Harriet King. Jay Ray, the
incompatible Disc Jockey Mimic
THE Lanes" comedy team, Gerry
Pinder, Al Albertus, Joyce Ed
wards, and the Mello- Aires
vocal trio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
Ite0 Dances This Week At Local
Hotels, Proceeds From Which
viii 30 To March OF Dimes Fund

Ray Souza at the drums, and
Miss Beatrice Moreno, pianist
Mike Jacobs will emcee the pro-
ceediEgs.
On Saturday night at the Casa
Marina Hotel, there will take
place the March of Dimes ball,
sponsored by the Junior Cham
Der of Commirce and the Jayshees
jointly, and this affair will also
feature a floor show and such en-
tertainers as AL Albertus and
Ruth Newton. among many
others. Music will be by Berniei
Cummings and his orchestra.
These two events should net a
goodly sum for this most worthy
project, for it is certain that
both will be more than usually
well-attended and successful.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
AeroUias "Q'' 0
Passenger List :

Passengers leaving for Havana,
Cuba, via Aerovias %" S.A,:
Antonio Poggiolo, Maria Pog-
giolo, Edward Proyer, Lucretis
Proyer, Norman Waite, Richard
Anon, Charles Revell. Sylvia Re-
veil, Edna Hodges, Graden Hold
ges, Benjamin Kaminsky, Heller
Kaminsky, Arthur Dyer, Heller
Dyer, John Feeney, Marie Perry
Rollin Weatherall, Hazel Wealth.
erall, George Wetherall.
Helen Weatherall, Maria Con.
zalez, Margarita Gregorisch, Lui!
Gonzalez, Georgina Gonzalez
Max Friedman, - Henry Ross
Kernhner Bender, Marguerite
Bender, LaVon Crosse, Gustavt
Giesel, Ernest Hudson, BERTHE
Hudson, Edward Chapman, Lou
Use Chapman, Ernest Moser, Mar.
tina Moser.
Ruben Ward, Ethel Ward, Jam.
es Carson, Marvin Qurstron, VIII.
ton Erickson, Aurelio Perez
Zoila Tejero, Hazel Bell, Car
Gillespie, Cyril Perkins, George
F. Blake, Neil Stanley Braboy
Marie D. Braboy, William Nc
Gregor, Betty MeGregor, Caro-
Lewis, Garland Petefich, Car
Walter, Irva Walter, Vance Hun.
sucker, Ray Haggerty.
Attic Twitchell, Samuel Miller
Thomas L. Judkins, Judith Jud-
kins. Paul L. Bregou, Loretta
Bregou, Frank Kully, Virginia
Kullk, Kenneth Sparks, Wionons
Ash, Velma Sparks, Pearl Like
Edwar Lipke, Ray Weidenaar
Helen Weidenaar.
William Webber, Alma Webber
kenny Korthhaver, Ida Korth.
haver, William Rekerle, Orville
Witter, Carl Garmann, George
Collin, James Nicholson, Eunice
Nicholson, Richard Nicholson
Olga Ruiz, Josefina Hernandez.
Maria Marales, John Bohnel
Teresa Bohnel, Henry Hawkins
James S. Curtis, Thomas Sulli.
van, Harold Abilez, Francis X
Doyle, Mary Miller, Marion Mil.
Ter, E. Massey, Helen Massey
Lawrence Hagerle, Clifford Bat.
zei
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

Mrs. Beckham and DR.. Cul.
pepef. of Tallahassee will be
among the Schools guest speak.
ers. These state officers make q
special trip here to hold the
School annually, so every person
interested in P.T.A. work should
plan to attend some or all of the
meetings. Mrs. Hatch said.
The first meeting, to be held
on Wednesday evening, February
is, 81 8 o'clock, in the High
School Auditorium, will have Dr.
Culpeper as speaker, and prior to
the meeting a dinner will be held
at 9 o'clock for guests and mem
bers of the Monroe County Coun-
Gil P.T.A. Executive Board at the
A & B Lobster House.
An all-day session will be held
the following day, Thursday,
February is, with registration be-
ginning at 9 a. m, at the Truman
Elementary School, and the ses-
sion continuing until about HAS
a. m, when luncheon will be
served at Lees Restaurant.
Reservations for this luncheon
must be made through local
P.T.A. presidents not later than
Tuesday morning, February IA
Mrs. Hatch stressed. Second SEES
sion win begin at 1870, following
the luncheon, and last until i
q. m. Theme of the entire session
viii be Stepping Stones. For
Leaders"
Wednesdays meeting was Their
adjourned and delightful re.
freshments consisting of soft
drinks and cookies were served
IN the cafeteria of the school BY
the hostesses.
Nine guests from Tavernier at.
tended the meeting and luncheon
that was held prior to the meet.
ing.
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contest can be announced in time
for the La Concha Hotel Birthday
Ball on Friday night. being spon-
sored by the VFW, and its Aux
Hilary, with Vera Woods as chair
man and for the Casa Marina
Birthday Ball on Saturday night
being sponsored by the Jaycees
and its Auxiliary, Jayshees with
Joe Pinder, chairman.
The winners will be introduced
at the dance to be given. at the La
Concha VIEW Dance and runners
up will be presented also, if in at
tendance, On Saturday night, the
winners will be awarded the tro-
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4 henlMf 81 social events have
1asH bid fuF the March Of
Nwma hlnd. such a. the large
80 ssaetmfsl Bridge and canas-
= F'8fss last Wednesday, az the
kMaa Magina Hotel. and more are
g aasN plsrw this week.
So Friday night the Ladies
AWHlitaFY "a WV are sponsoring
asnNfis hall "a the la Concha
ikesHl - pF9eeds from which
@ = taffnd over 20 the Polio
NssN ana tsia hail promises 20
g. MMns9 wuts4taining.
= Ne-a evening has been plan
fwA asNa mlii tnrlnsie q floor show
#sN professional end amateur
snsKs l@snegA Wlfh music by Her
tsfs HIS win his saxophone,
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Coming EUents
THURSDAY. JANUARY 2!

THURSDAY, JANUARY 90
Weekly meeting, Sewing Group,
Monroe County Hospital Wo-
mans Auxiliary. 2 p, NJ, at
Hospital. Call Mrs. Rutt, 400
w for transportation.
Social meeting, Key West Jun
ior Woman's Club, P. M, at
Woman's Clubhouse on Duval
street.
Exhibition of paintings by Mar
tina Watson Sauer, afternoons
until February /, Key West
Woman's Clubhouse, Duval
street.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81
March of Dimes Ball, sponsored
by Ladies Auxiliary of WV,
Rainbow Room of La Con-
cha Hotel, Dancing 9 p. NJ, TO
A. M. Floor show at IL PM.
Door prize.
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 P. M, a,
Officers Club, Fit. Taylor
Bridge and canasta playing
to follow luncheon.
Bingo Party, sponsored by Key
West Junior Woman's Club. 8
p. NJ, at Elks Club Annex,
Duval street. Benefit Com
munity Welfare Fund,
SATURDAY, JANUARY %
March of Dimes Ball, sponsor
ed by Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Hotel Casa Mar
ina. Dress optional. Music
by Bernice Cummings and
his orchestra.
MONDAY, JANUARY 80
Laura" presentation of Kew
West Players. $50 p. NJ, at
Barn Theatre on Duval street
Performance each night of
week.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Dance Recital, Ted Shawn.
sponsored by High School
P.T.A. Evening, at High
School Auditorium. More de.
tails later.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY g.
Canasta Party: sponsored by
Business and Professional
Women's Club 8 p. M, al
Elks Club Auditorium. Pro.
ceeds to 60 to Boulevard Pool
Fund.
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Chapman Field
Group Urged To
Meet At Station

Mrs. William r. Warren. presi-
dent of the Key West Garden
Club, requests that all those
making the bus trip to Chapman
Field, Coconut Grove, be at the
local Greyhound bus station at
$50 p. m. tomorrow.
The large group will make a
trip to Chapman field where an
! experimental station is situated,
and where many rare plants and
flowers are grown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
Monroe County Council Of PIT. A.
T. Hare School OF Instruction.
! ifh Guest Speakers In February

aH fexasaT nauushiy meeting
A #N Ekneli 81 Parent Teach
ESQ atiens q Monrue coun-
Mss heid ~ Wednesday Of last
@A 81 90 b ~. ia the audi
t 81 tne Harris Elementary
wth kiFa Betty Hatch.
H4 q tae Association, in
t af
# failinN the meeting 20
~ MFs Hatch tsrned the pro-
Ns## Heef f. Mrs. Anna Rasam.
#m ehaifInaH who introduce
m MpNiand. music director
M atMfw &efsntl. and her chorus
usNsNea 81 girls and
Me ~ Hsuls School body
E feHieFed very beautifully
fNs Nlertlaua which were much
s ~ en- aaaemhiaae.
So hs4teHfN pastor II the
AN isFl@n Church. was then
Ma A. the guest speaker
~ aHaNfnaon. uho ave a
asia tlmely talk on How
H Delinquency Can Be
~ o. Our Present Modern
49, a. save some interesting
Hn thH subject. and his
@ss weli received by an
8@ap
M AHnaa Dup then led the
sHfif singing. accompanied
~ @e NWnihY Edwards al the
sat thas nsucludnd the pro.
$50 MHiEh Fgeeeded the bust.
~ MNstnN
WlffHe reports and presi.
Nta ffpnff Wefr given. and
fiassh announced that tbe
H8 ~ insiractiuna would ~
- February rs and 10 IN
49, Nest ufninN nat al mem.
M - - toeai PTAs try 10
ssasmaf tfs meuunes since this
a& ~ instruciion means ths
ee e. tiae isRal PTA's as the
AMtiHase 10 tige State
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
'LAURELS EXPECTED
FOR LEE in LAURA

pense element which keeps the
audience on edge" Lee said Il
even get goose pimples myself as
/ live the part of the girl. And as
for working with the rest of the
cast, it's wonderful. We mix fun
with seriousness and everybody
is congenial."
1t looks like laurels for Lee, in
Laura"
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apply To We'd

Applications for marriage IL
censes were filed yesterday in
the office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord by Harold w. Sea-
vey, 81, of the U. S. Navy and
Mary Palenzuela Macy, 26, of
17-H Porter place; by Raymond
c, Wright 81, of the U. S, Navy
and Catherine Gabriel Alsing,
SO, of 1901 Avenue E, and by
Leonard S. Harding, 20, of the
u. S. Navy and Mailor Merle
hawthorne "a, of 305 Whitehead
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

The simultaneous contests for
Queen Of .;ie Presidents Ball and
Miss March 'of Dimes" will end
at 8 .. M, tonight, when all votes
must be in and paid for. All con-
testants have been urged to ex-
change their contributions for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

win form the entertainment por-
ton of the program. Mesdames
Jeanne Mann and Gigi Beshany
viii act as hostesses, and there
win be a baby-sitter available for
the convenience of mothers of
young children wishing to attend
the affair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

votes with Chairman
C. B. Harvey and to
deposit their votes in
the ballot boxes at Joe
Aliens Book Store by
this deadIine so that
the winners of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
Miss Roberts To Wed George
ViIIare0I Here On February IIfh

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman F Rob-
erts. of 1910 Poinciana Place,
have today announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Pearl
Glendora, to George viliareal,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Vii
lareal. Sr., of this city.
Both Miss Roberts and Mr.. Vii
lareal are popular members of the
KEY West younger set; the bride-
groom-to-be is known to his many
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

player to participate in every
game of the evening. Proceeds
from the affair will go into the
Community Welfare Fund of the
Junior Woman's Club.
Originally scheduled to be held
al St. Pau'S Parish Hall on Ba-
hama street, it is called to the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
Bridge Ind CGn0sta To Be
Played ~ Officers Mess Club
Luncheon Ind Meeting Friday

R aua canasta playing will
- - se nFoFfau ~ the Officers
WEE Eiah Mneie~sn. meeting 20
- @ - Ffsaay ~ this week AZ
d ma ~ Ofilrers Club. Fl.
i hes been announced.
aanas wtll take place inn
ate9 after she iunrheon. and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

friends as "Bunsie," star PLAYER
of softbail and basketball.
The marriage Is scheduled ~
take place on Saturday, Febru-
airy IL, at the home of the par
ents of the groom to-be 8o7
Catherine street.
No formal invitations have been
issued for the event, but both
Miss Roberts and Mr.. Villareal
state they hope to see all their
friends present at their marriage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
Junior WOmGn's Club Sponsors
iliHgO Party Friday EUening

= was announced today that
ihf hmN Vest Junior Woman's
NaAtt NiA sponsor q bingo party
- ffAaaF evening Of this week,
eiausnR 81 Z o'clock. at the
iAa Niao Annex on Duval street.
sFtanes sal BE- awarded for each
sans and oRe ticket entities the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
BY DOROTHY RAYMER

vital anu intense, Lee EUllOCk
matches the portrait painted by
Gerald Leake which is now on
display at the Mar Ed Dress Shop,
where gowns for the play are be-
ing made. Lee, who is Mrs. Rob-
ert Pollock, has the top feminine
lead in the drama, Laura" pre-
scented by the Key West Players,
beginning January 80.
Lee is excited about her role
and delighted with the work
which Leake accomplished in
half dozen sittings. The first
one took place at his art school
out on Flagler street and Second
avenue.
''In all, Mr. Leake took about
10 hours to complete my picture,
beginning with a charcoal sketch.
then primary one in oil, Lee
/ said. Il found out that modelling
for fashion, which have done,
and sitting for an artist, are two
entirely different fields Believe
me, the latter is much more in
teresting although eXhausting,
too, since l had to sit perfectly
still"
She added that although she
was interested in art that her
own brush work was limited to
paiofipo fllrpitl1rei
Lee, who looks as if the song
Dark Eyes" might have been
writted about her, first became
interested in the theater during
her school sojurn in Boston, Mas
sachusetts.
4 really wanted to be ballet
dancer. | began lessons when |
was about five years old. But be-
ing an only child, my family de-
cided that any form of a stage
career was not to be-" She smiled
and added, But they couldn't OBJ
ject to the very proper speech
and what was called 'elocution
lessons / took at the Boston
school, That and student plays
kept the love of the stage bub-
bling in. my mind"
Still in pursuit of the footlights,
Lee took a job in the front Of
| flee of Irving Berlin's New York
agency There she had associa-
ton with famous show people in
Guiding Fred Astaire. noted dane
er and movie star. She says he's
an extremely shy fellow with
humble demeanor.
Marriage five years ago TO Bob
Pollock, one of Key Vests jewel
ers, brought exotic Lee to Key
West The old longing for the
stage was reaWakened when she
went to a Players tryout Just for
lark. She was selected for the
leading Womans role in the play,
The Night of January 49," She
also took part in THE Guards
man" For comedy "Skylark, "
Mrs. Pollock was promoter and
also helped with stage manage
ment and the decoration of the
set.
Honestly" she emphasized, "
as much as | like acting, I'm still
satisfied to do anything else at
the Barn Theater l like the smell
of grease paint, backstage or on
stage And it's all equally inn
portant Bob. my husband. is one
of the behind the scenes men for
Laura and he gets lift out of
| working with our organization of
Players too"
Lee frankly admits that she
likes the fire which goes with her
role in Laura" She doesn't in
tend to emulate Gene Tierney
who had the part in the movie
version, but expects to put her
own ultra -dramatic interpreta-
ton into what she terms modest
ly, "A flattering role"
| It's all exciting, with 4 sus-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
hHfh Mention Ind Al AIbertus
10 Be Featured On Program At
MARCH Of Dimes Dance Saturday

fhe March - Dunes dance
ssaaNea b. the Junior Cham
o. - gmnmefce wall have on its
FfaNiam Saturday night, the
ftifattH - the Martcllo Art and
tslAiMteal SsRlety bat not in her
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26
Seeks DiUOrce

A petition seeking a divorce
was filed yesterday in the office
of Circuit Court Clerk Earl r
Adams by Phyllis Dawn Pritch-
ard and Charles Ray Pritchard,
both of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

Nse = wonderful and . real treat
a. u stuFu for persons attending
fiss asnee "a the Casa Marina
AsHfei
AaMiV aets are "a the making to
ssia e. those previously report
- = aaie there Is the Music of
NFfnia Cummings and his orch
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

attention of those having plan
ned for some time to attend the
party that the place of the party
has been changed to the Elks
Club Annex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

The Columbia River. forming
the boundary between Washing
ton and Oregon, is believed To
carry more water than all other
American Pacific coast streams
combined.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

eaiiclai capacity.
Ruth Newton, cura
go Toe the Society.
~iii take part in the
program, as a blues
siaGeF Those who
have heard her say
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-26

One of the worlds largest chair
lifts is the S20O-foot lift used by
skitrs in Squaw Valley near
Reno, New.
Evening star., 1950-11-08
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT.

Bar lie Duo, in case you've
never tried it, is a delightful
French currant jelly, delicious
with cream cheese. Barbecue
is also good when served as a
meat accompaniment, and a
lot of people like it on toast
or English muffins for break
fast. Harry has the imported
Barbecue, and straight from
France.
It's impossible to name all of
the items Mr.. Angelica handles,
but if it's Italian delicatessen
products you're looking for, An
gelico's is the stand to find
them.
GEORGES DELICATESSEN,
stands 33O-332, is the place for
Kosher foods. He handles
freshly made potato salad and
cole slaw, ready cooked corned
beef, genuine New York Kosher
franks and salami, Kosher dill
pickles, kraut and tomatoes,
cream cheese with chives, dry
cottage cheese in bulk, and that
famous health food-yogurt.
He has a large variety of
marinated (pickled) herring,
and smoked white fish.
Here you'll find Georges IA
nous onion rolls, pumpernickel,
rye and bagles. This stand is
also noted for Halvah. In the
Kosher line, it's Georges at
Center Market City.
WE'RE FAMOUS for Italian
and Kosher foods down at
Center Market City
5th and K NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-08
&Zx3x@f
SENTER
MARKET CITY
with Af Axke|

WIN /0k /a/HE
THAT wonderful institution,
the delicatessen, abounds in
Center Market City. We have
eight of them, each supplying
its own particular kind of deli
catessen products. Let's wander
down the aisles of the Market:
HARRY ANGELICA, who has
stands 115-121, specializes in
Italian products. We've often
told you about the dozens of
varieties of spaghetti you can
find at this stand. Harry is
also well known for his Italian
cheeses, hot sausages, maca-
rOni and noodles.
Of course, olive oil is one of
the leading products at this
stand, and Harry also sells wine
vinegar, spinach noodles, wild
rice (time for that, now, tooD,
jumbo filet, dry chestnuts
lever try chestnut pudding?),
brown rice, Spanish saffron,
Major Grey's chutney and a
wonderful chestnut flour.
Are you a Barbecue fan?
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2lus Columbus, Okie
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