The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 22, 1946, Page 2

elie OUTSIDE PUBLICITY How much publicity is! going out of Key West about its excellence as a winter resort? How much of the publicity is being used? One who is not familiar Chapter 22 with the boosting of a sum- OUNTED is mer or a winter resort may} MOU tr the outlaw — think that it is too early now j tan th ek on bie for the Preceptory of Temple- stowe, for the purpose of nego- tiating his daughter's redemption. But his stre: failed him to- tention of potential tourists for next winter, but such a view is wrong. All Florida cities that make it a point to attract 2) tourists are at present busy te get their share of the tourist “trade” next winter. four miles of the Temple-Court; and he was rendered altogether imeapable of proceeding farther dwelt a Jewish Rabbi of his tribe, eminent in the medical profes- yeomen te bring Key West to the at-! and guides, the Jew had set out sion, and to whom Isaac was well | 3scetic. bigot, What is_Key West doing in Boe te ee that respect? @ apeticn |r Pew tak Serh rs wr On the morrow, when Isaac A ending notions, cards of Our writing or speaking} proposed to rise and pursue his ite ssa's,|lecally about Key West’s/ journey, Nathan remoastrated be ee tee of 08 cn"! climate, boating and fishing | 2£2i"5t Lage! ag: = is of no consequence in at- traecting tourists, be cause (on eetertainmen' ee eee Ge Eeviced are § conte a a dee Pee the only thing accomplished eed ahiewts Bf berei ot is in our telling one another what we know already. The objective should be to con- vey those messages to per- sons who reside elsewhere, particularly those persons who intend to come to Flor- ida next winter. host with term and as his physician. It might cost him, he said, his life- But Isaac replied that more than life and death depended upon his going stowe. . “To Templestowe!” said his host that morning to Temple- surprise. “Wottest thou that Lucas de Beaumanoir, the chief of their order, and whom they Grand Master, is now him- self at Templestowe?” “He is well known unto me,” said Isaac; “the Gentiles deliver this Lucas Beaumanoir as a man zealous to slaying for every point tally ere he had reached within }|™ than a small market-town, where | #! { Sponge sales in Key West have jbeen increasing recently. This morning the sales totaled more than $6,000. Today The Citizen says in an o 3 flesh i announcing the death of! i saute th Soeag oo epee to | feeding ‘Mrs. Lorraine Schmucker, former- aieh Mr perepregh: " e order, or 5 on ‘ly of Key West. The e said! *S hat fails to interest us: an “Conrade,” said the Grand s . canesee tother man’s pains and symptoms Master, “dear companion of pneumonia was the cause of - ” battles'and my toils, to thy faith- jalso his morwtery Seaman ful bosom alone can I my sorrows. Not one object in Eng- land hath met mime ey<s which it could rest ba agp with pleasure, save the tombs of our brethren, pie: The graduating class of the; ple, deep and foul.” Convent of Mary Immaculate; At this moment = squire, clothed | Went on an outing yesterday toi STRONG ARM BRAND COFFER TRIUMPH beneath the massive roof of our|in a threadbare vestment (for the ;Sand Key. i COFFEE Temple Church in yonder proud| aspirants after this holy t SSE capital.” wore during their noviciate the | William Mendell, newly aj MILL “It is but true,” answered Con- | cast-off garments of the knights), | pointed district deputy grandmass| AT ALL rade Mont-Fitchet; “it is but too|emtered the garden, and bowing | bl oe © know that angling in the! pg coed pass 8 coastal waters in Key West) There have ~y ramen in Gulf coast? = - a @ court Key Westers should now opinion of the judges, | Civie bodies have been a sotalol goon organized to spread the! brethren have termed him a fierce mews about the advantages} destroyer of the Saracens, ‘and 3 i i key . We} cruel tyrant to the Children o! ny ln — als | the Promise. Nevertheless, I must | present myself at Templestowe, about 26 percent of the peo-} though he hath made his face like ple who come to Florida for | unto a fiery furnace seven times the winter, or a part of it, } heated.” are concerned chiefly in en-| the pressing cause of his journey. He then explained to Nathan tertainment. The other 75) “Thou seest,” said Isaac, “how it * stands with me, and that I may pereent are seeking a0} not tarry. Peradventure, the pres- “lagreeable climate exec ence of this wholesome recreation is pro- 1 : vided. To a large majority | Fo the ill which he doth meai- of those people fishing is! tate, and that ‘h —— sewer te i i it is} me lo" ter ~"y seg re 22,000,000 | -_— : people in the U. S. who en-! joy fishing—, but do they) Lucas Beaumanoir, Your Horoscope WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1946— is better than it is elsewhere | This is a day of security and pros- “ he |Perity. A kind nature, a trustful along the Atlantic or t © | disposition, and many © friends lwho will show their friendship . lin a substantial way. Siecess in be stressing that fact/tite will be almost certain and through some medium ofjwill be well deserved. On the true; and the irregularities of our profoundly before the Grand Mas- ‘ter of Odd Fellows, made an ad-! GROCERS being the chief man over them,! ing too the further fact we are the only free-frost city| ip the United States. side publicity? How you think is more! important than what you) i ; by think. paren Santa Claus helps the air-| - and ways. Hundreds of com-| munities that have been \ waiting on airways corpora- tions to build local airports) are going to be able to get) co the globe in the pres- ont of civilization Recently. in Bogota, Col- fey 1.006 persons, de- eotthed ip press dispatches o* howd tame (triensly, o fist fight be- tween twe Colomubians or twe Poles would not have reseited im the fermation of « mek. Evidently, the native (@emblans. for reasens up- cession, which took place in: the headquarters city of our eceupation zone and except for seattered officers and nen-coms, virtually no sold-} ler in the parade had seen combat action against the/ | publicity, should be stress-) whole a life is promised which will be well worth the living. In. the.,early days of .Pennsyl- Are we getting that out-|vania, beaver pelts were used for money. RADIO PROGRAM ANNOESCED BY STATION Sabject to Change Where to Listen— 1600 On Your Dial Mutual Broadcasting System (*Designates Network Program) Wednesday. May 22nd P.M. to Midnight help from Uncle Sam in| 609 Mors, view of the fact that Con-| ¢:39 Weather Report gress has approved an ex-) 6:35 1600 Club penditure of 4,500,000,000) Fulton Lewis, Jr.* te help in setting up a! King Cole Trio nationwide system of flying Ceeil Brown, New fields. \ Inside of Spo i a seated age Song?* | 8:30 Fresh i PITIFUL PARADE = 3:00. Gabriel. Heatex" | 9:15 Real Life Stories* American troops paraded | 9:30 Spotlight Band“ in Frankfurt on the first an-| 10:00 Endorsed by Di niversary of V-E Day and | 19:30 Food For even German onlookers) ee > a ae . were amazed. Only two!,,. Sg Fae armored vehicles, both light {133 Ness patrol cars, were in the pro-| 12:00 Moonlite Serenade kee@ws, have developed Wehrmacht. same bentility Baa the/ There have been com-| epeeese ¢ pampeon plaints about the manner! ,: ae Gales refugees m an incident) in which the United States! 5. eoUuties Folks* eorem, they express them-' demobilized its soldiers, re-| ; Cire - solver unpleasentiy im ) placing veterans with inex- @eaner that seems to deny the theery that all men are tbrethers and charmed by —otheriy love perienced and untrained re eruits. They do not give the German people a demon- stration of power, a they should have, but reflect The Western Union tele-) in their lack of stern dis- graph eempeny hes to pay 4) cipline, the traditional Pederal tax of 25 per cent} weakness of democracies. = telegrams which comes The peace of the world which | Novelty 0 Vietor Lindlahr* me of the pockets of the) demanded, when the war ; 35 cai cuemer end this tax i#/ ended, that the United 00 sa of Time Wiper than lexury taxes. It| States maintain a strong! 1:15 ee: » evident that the telegraph} military force in Germany., 1:45 ; hony* © O08 & lomery, bet an emmen-| While no one can say exact- 2:00 Cedric Foster, N ss) form of communication.| iy what strength was neces- 2:15 Smiletime* The Citizes enderstand on “30 Queen For A Day sary. even a million battle- 3°59 x Sew at the company is asking) tested veterans would not 3.95 Russ Marean O © © teteetion i this tax) have been too many. Gov- 3-15 Music rar ot _mere than 10 per) ernment could have made it 3-30 Lady Be Be ot. The writer believes) attractive for men to remain: 4:00 Erskine Johnson* het even thie reduction is; in service by transporting! 4:15 The Johnson Family* tow Otte, but the 25 per! their families and by paying 43° J22z Jamboree out shakedews & unthink-) well-disciplined, war-exper-) *#° The Rhythm Makers gible & the light of the com-! ienced men for under-taking | 27? Eadie Key, Outpost guar * prevent unfavorable) the necessary job of occupa-! 5.30 Contes Midnight* fame sal condition. i tion. :45 Tom Mix* ei brethren in England are even more gross than those in France.” “‘Because they are more wealthy,” answered the Grand ter. “Bear with me, brother, although I should something vaunt myself.: I look upon no brethren whom [ can bring my to embrace under holy name. ‘hat say our statues, and how do our brethren observe them? ay should wear no vain or worldly ornament, no crest upon their helmet, no gold upon stirrup t or bridle-bit; yet who now go Th es ‘s i pranked out so proudly and so} » e squire departed with a pro- | gaily as the poor soldiers of the|found reverence, and in a few} ‘emple? They are forbidden by | Minutes returned = t ' ter, - stood . silent, . awaiting his. last night at a meeting of} permission ,ere he presumed A tell his errand. ih biies What is thine errand” “A Jew stands without the gate, — and sf tigen father,” tosis squire, 10 ys to spea! with brother Brian de Bois-Guil- bert.” “Thou were right to give me knowledge of it,” said the Grand Master, “lead the Jew to our! nce. 6 ca t | ‘ i I our statues to take one bird by| isaac of York. means of another, to shoot beasts' (To be continued) SUSES Datiwza i) MIAM! AND NORTH | dperAterw Leare Every Two Hours On The Even Hour SAVE YOUR CAR — TRAVEL BY BUS / 4 TODAY IN HISTORY | | RUSSELL, Kan. — Deciding; American steamship to cross the) pary) Baker, 12-year-old paper she. way. serap iron imto « conveyance} ; (Know America) “ {that riding would be a | 1 2 Atlantic, starts out from Savan-! poy hammered together a wash-| 1856—U. S. Sen. Charles Sum-| that putts around at about 30 m.! ! 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