The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 29, 1946, Page 2

ee terieres fates Sees <r wet ee 2 —— | KEY WEST'S OUTLOOK “Rorrows come not in single files but in battal-| toms,” said Shakespeare, and | he could have added, just as! truly, that, eimilarily, the same applies toe joys. And what applies to pages ek mental or spiritual things “2 aetna pe Pee i exterior 0! y - —_— yes ee oiscy, of Templestowe, about Recently, report after re- | pert about federal and com- | mercial installations in Key West had been depressing, hut the pendulum has swung the other way, according to jafermation Representative | Rersie CC. Papy brought beck to Key West from his five-day stay in Washing- } ten, hustling to promote the ietereete of his community. Piret, tet as consider the eavy air base on Boca Chica that wae te have been put on a caretaker basin, Den't be specific in what ou eay.” Mr. Papy request- led because neither the Navy nor the Navy Depart- ment Hkes to be anticipated iim amy announcement it is going to make. The fact is, each resents having any- thing said about what the Navy i going to do until the hour when the bloody die |was to be cast for the life or death of Rebecca. It was a scene of bustle and life, as if the whole vicinity had poured forth its in- habitants to a village wake, or rural feast. On the present occasion, a | throne was erected for the Grand | Master at the east end, surround- ed with seats of distinction for the Preceptors and Knights of the Order. Over these floated the sa- ered standard, called Le Beau- seant, which was the ensign, as its name was the battle-cry, of the Templars. At the opposite end of the lists was a pile of faggots, so arranged | around a stake, deeply fixed in | the pon, as to leave a space | for the victim whom they were destined to consume, to. enter | within the fatal circle, in order to be chained to the stake by the | fetters which Bonk Eady ap that jurpose. Beside this. deadly ap- Parswus stood four black slaves, whose colour and African fea- | tures, then so little known in Eng- | land, appalled the multitude, who gazed on them as on demons the official announcement is! employed about: their own: dia- Ae e« ° pelle « ne Pt made. So let us wait till the i; 0 i at the! Mevy Department officially + eign col he government “#v* what is going to be Whee axeetech the fact that = with the base at Boca shoes “. hit for! (See ee oo” | Ag! Then there is the news owe fram government, ‘het Mr. Papy brought back im 4 om the govern. that National Airlines’ tem- —" perary permit to operate be- ew tare chee better WHER Key West and Miami Chesed thos we publiety hae been made permanent, i totes endertak. «4 that an application has oa See York Cnty, after Site the wate ass in onder to g@te the penple » ten-con' oe ihe tee Ove cont fare Ps $4e Ae OG 9 year o keg % out of the tan te peckets meatead of @ trem car riders = 5 eee =F & ond but tome = Geet = pettirt!) owned! er «a and electric ave-| ee ote otty playthings few Ge bee ges ere ' Ree Vorbere are no getieh hen = =6rurel “te whe are talked in be Geile comerehip of elec =] goer we the Rural Exetel etic ceait fe tek bewerver some <€ Hee teeperers are getting wae fe aqite of the beat ef te af Pedere! agenries ts! eoweem! BE A> from fetding Ae ee are sefiieg cut ee bang Vettes Power (+ Fie PS Tree ot on. of awit oe t @ @ivate company hat Gee Ge 416 member- te ondering rates 33° low ow Gham charged by the REA ie Gee patdi dete oe gone “mt the company they get aavice from will be regu ated wy the state retead of ect ae coregutated public oe ete New York citizens wth thee mone oning anaes ©8) warn come ag rome ke ee@ROMICS LOST ee ofvem prectammed that Re geen ime eoder « SS angens Bsn om ‘ Gew ements gaarantced Hfe, mts, sot th gurealt of hepree = fhe hig heave octe tome ferry and our iii. Herbs omen prt ve are 4 weiter The rules tim ote ‘ meigeios the Americans nate wt im the Sad — place there is “ ning nited 4 ates the largest con rites d shortage — = « he vantry — tude fina and fagikt= for pes without ex geeting vefy much tn return Tre gtretes! ooommion i ot gece What & the m re with he meat short f mt ah ar ft breming. of etehies thet & most 9 tele gy ! . he ever _ agtioring shadow of Rua ie Shieh &e are appearing appeased Hitler Re were been filed with the Civil Aeronaucies Board for a di- reet line between Key West and Havana, with connec- tiem in that city for New York And then comes news about the proposed ferry lime between Key West and Havana. Delay, in beginning operation of the ferries, Mr. Papy was informed, has heen enused by the steel and coal strike and other labor troubles, which made un- available material to con- wert the ships into ferries. The future looks better | bolical exercises. |. At length the drawbridge fell, | the gates opened, and a knight bearing the great standard of the order, sallied from the castle, pre- | ceded by six trumpets, and fol- | lowed by the Knights Preceptors, two and two, the Grand Master coming last, mounted on a stately | horse, whose furniture was of the | simplest kind. Behind him came Brian de Bois-Guilbert, armed | eap-a-pie in bright armour, but | without his lance, shield, and sword, which were borne by his | two esquires behind him. His | face, though partly hidden by a {| long plume which floated down from his barret-cap, bore a strong sion, in which pride seemed to contend with irresolution. .He looked ghastly pale, as if he had not Hep for several nights, yet reined his pawing war-horse with the habitual ease and rop- er to the best lance of the Order of the Temple. His general ap- pearance was grand and com- manding; but, looking at’ him with attention, men read that in his dark features. from, which they willingly withdrew _ their eyes. After these came a guard of warders on foot, amidst whose partisans might be seen the pale form of the accused, moving with a slow but undismayed step to- wards ‘the scene of her fate. The unfortunate Rebecca was conducted to the black chair placed near the pile. On her first glance at the terrible spot where preparations were making for a death alike dismaying to the mind and painful to the body, she was observed to shudder and shut her eyes, praying internally doubt- less, for her lips moved though no speech was heard. In the space of a minute she opened her eyes, looked fixedly on the pile as if to familiarise her mind with the object, and then slowly and nat- urally turned away her head. ‘HE Grand Master commanded the herald to stand forth and do his devoir. The trumpets then flourished, and a herald, stepping forward, proclaimed aloud, — “Oyez, oyez, oyez.—Here standeth the good knight, Sir. Brian de Bois-Guilbert, ready to do; battle with any knight of free blood, who will sustain the quarrel al- lowed and allotted to therJewess Rebecca, to try by champion, in respect of lawful essoine of her own body; and to such champion the reverend and valorious Grand Master here present allows a fair field, and equal partition of sun and wind, and whatever else ap- pertains to a fair combat.”. The trumpets again sounded, and there was a dead pause of many min- utes. “No champion appears for the | and mingled expression of pas- appellant,” said the Grand Mas- TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1765—-Patrick Henry offers ‘his- ‘toric seven radical resolutions of Cat ‘independence in Virginia House} tof Burgesses. | 1790—Rhode Island ratifies the | }Constitution—13th and last of the} original states. { 1846—(100 years ago). Wiscon- |sin admitted to Statehood. 1910—Glenn H. Curtiss wins ithe $10,000 award for flying from } Albany to New York, less than j100 miles, with only one stop. | | ter. “Go, herald, and ask her whether she Papers ay one “to do battle for her in this her cause.” The herald went to the chair in which Rebecca was seat- ed, and spoke to Rebecca in these Cag fe sew eg the Honourable and Reverend the Grand Master demands of thee, if thou art pre- ai? pared with a champion to do bat- 1917—German plot to embroil H fle this day in thy behalf, or if ,US with our Allies revealed, thou dost wield thee as one justly | 1932—16 truckloads of bonus condemned to.a deserved doom?” seekers invade Washington. “Say to the Grand Master,” re- | _ 1940—Retreating British open plied Rebecca, :“that I maintain | Dunkirk flood gates to halt Ger- my, innocence, and do not yield | mans. eats a Snes fet a | 1941—President authorized by eee ety oe Tune own blood. Congress to commandeer foreign Say to hire. that, I challenge such \ nine idle: habe: delay as his forms will it, 4 to oe if God,.whose opportiiaity: 1942—Mexico declares war on is in man’s extremity, will raise |the Axis. me up a deliverer; and when such 1943—Americans fight Japs on uttermost space is passed, may ‘icy Attu. Office of War Mobili- zation organized. His holy will be done!” The her- ald retired to carry this answer 1944—U. S. tanks fight within 16 miles of Rome. President to the Grand Master. “ id.” sai ‘God forbid,” ssid Lucas Beau- Roosevelt signs the simplified in. ;come tax bill. manoir, “that Jew or pagan should impeach us of justice! 1945—Reported that almost 50 percent of the built-up area of Until the shadows be cast from j the west to the eastward, will | Tokyo destroyed by raids of Su- | perfortresses. we wait to see if a champion shall appear for this unfortunate. woman. When the day is so far passed, let her prepare for death,” The herald communicated the words of the Grand Master to Rebecea, who bowed her head | Franz Joseph Haydn, the wheel- wight’s son who became one of car Stehlick found a note in aiter it was struck 4 rer Austtia’s greatest composers, submissively, folded her: arms, | ” and, looking up towards heaven, ' nen both Beethoven and Mo- seemed to expect that aid from above which she could scarce promise herself from man. The judges had now been two hours in the lists, awaiting in | NARA | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE vain renee of a pre TRIUMP H Pion, and it was the genera ye- { lief that no one could or would} COFFEE appear for a Jewess accused of} MILL sorcery; and: the eae insti- | gated by Malvoism, whispered to AT ALL each other that it was time toj GROCERS declare the pledae of Rebecca forfeited. At this instant a knight, urging his horse to speed, ap- peared on the plair. advancing | towards the lists. A hundred woices exclaimed, “A champion! a champion!” (To be continued) | eens | As Taken | Key West In’ rion”) Days Gone By of THE } OF MAY 239, 1946 | CITIZEN | i “Amateur Hour”, a play, for lthe benefit of Troop 5, Boy Scouts of America, will be re- peated Friday evening, June’ 4, in the auditorium of the Key/ West High School. 1 wew than during any other! H time «ince hostilities ceased,) w 4. sanders, bookkeeper at and we can afford to wait) tne local Armour and Company patiently for the official an-| pjant, has been transferred to} neuncement about the Boca! Valdosta, Ga. | Your Horoscope There is some success im this life, but it is apt to be full of! disputes and turmoil. Some na- ture, when combined in daily life with persons of a nature balanc-} ing theirs, have a very good com- bination of push and , discretion, | but the full strength of the day produces a very cantankerous dis- position. RADIO PROGRAM | Bishop Raymond J. Wade of} , Detroit, Methodist leader, born at TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Knew America) | Helen W. Atwater of Washing-, ton, D. C., noted home econom- ist, born at Somerville, Mass., 70 years ago. Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, noted civic worker of Englewood, N. J., widow of the senator-ambassa- dor, author, born in Cleveland, 73 years ago. 12 Sun Light ‘When your eyes are scientifically pro- tected from the punishing glare of overbright light, you can have fun in | RUSES MIAMI AND NORTH Leave E On The Even Hour SAVE YOUR CAR --- TRAVEL BY BUS DAILY 8 Two Heurs ANNOUNCED BY STATION Subject to Change WKWF Where to Listen— re the brilMant outdoors. Ray-Ban pro- | ‘La Grange, Ind., 71 years ago. eats Gein ules Lelie dee pan isin Miami mete - $330 New Yo . een ae Albert Bradley, General Mctors! keen and uaimpaiced Set, pur selec Jacksonville . . . + $660 Washingtes . te executive, bort: in’ Englavd, 55) tion of handsome sun glass. styles, West Pal; . atte: é years ago. : with Ray-Ban lenses plain and finished Nahas im Beac : br Chicago re Ernest C. Kanzler, president of | € Your Prescription, ES otriee Mt tee oe Cincinnar: oe | Universal Credit, Detroit, born at PA ss ee eee Lewisvilie oe |Saginaw, Mich., 54 years ago. Tallahassee. . . . +» SIO80 Detele . ea Chica air base Take yourself seriously; enough will take you as a poke We know lots of people who can tell us what is wrong with us, but pecul- arly enough they do not seem to know what is wrong) with them. As a fact what they think is wrong with us is feally wrong with them. WASTEFUL SPENDING Students government way that the 2,511,158 civi- lane (as of January, 1946) on Federal payrolls can be drastically reduced in num- ber The 1947 budget calls for ® billion and a half dollars te finance the operation of various government depart- ments. In 1938 this figure was just half that—700 mil- lion dollars. Prime reason for such an merease may be found in Pederai employment fig- ures. When the war ended there were 2,915,977 civil- jane on Federal payrolls— five months later there were 2,508,158, in contrast to 883,700 in the year (1938) Bveryone agrees that pump-priming” by means of public works is no longer! necessary. Yet the 1947 bedget includes more than « billien dollars for public works—a ma part of which certain should be postponed until we have balanced the Federal bud- get These are but two places where government expenses ean be cut. There are many more Every thoughtful te be sound. And sound fin-| aneing depends on a bal- enced budget — as soon as possible — at a level the ) country can afford. last prewar | | erties | Mrs. Ventia Adams, 63, former } |resident of Key West, died yes-| |terday in Miami. Pat Cannon, candidate for the! | Democratic nomination fur repre- \sentative from this congressional | district, made a speech |. night } in Bayview Park. B. H. McCalla Camp, No. 5, | announced today that it will ob-| serve Memorial Day by placing \flags and flow on the graves | }of veterans interred in the local; | cemetery. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewinsky | and daughter, Mrs. Goldie Fish- | bine, who had been, attending | !the commencement exercises at the Floridad State College for | Women, in Tallahassee, returned | home yesterday. | | Busy Bee diamondball play won three games _yester afternoon and last night Stowers Park. i Today The Citizen says in an} editorial paragarph: j “A Yale professor says that the | weather costs the world half a |billion dollars annually. But think of the raw material for conservation it gives us. The people of Iran call them-| selves Irani. | | LEGALS | “THE STA OF FLORIDA. | IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCE | ‘ane FERIDIO FRANK CA Plaintiff, ve. DIVORCE DOLARE MEDINA To | 2 yl use on or before the 4th day June D. otherwise contained therein’ y Done and Ordered at Key West, | Florida, this 14th day of May, A! 1946 freult Court } | Seat H ] By | | ENRIQUE | Attorney i "| 12:00 DAN bbw Row WWM 1600 On Your Dial Mutual Broadcasting System (*Designates Network Program) Wednesday. May 29th 6 P. M. te Midnight News 1600 Club Weather Report Parade of Sports 1600 Club Fulton Lewis, Jr.* King Cole Trio Cecil Brown, News* Inside of Sports* What’s That Song?* Fresh Up Show* Lyle Van* Real Life Stories* Spotiight Band* Endorsed by Dorsey* Dance Orchestra* All the News* Tavern Orch.* Dance Orchestra* News* Moonlite Serenade 10:00 10:30 1 1 1 Thursday, May 30th 7 A. M, to Noon Sunrise Serenade News Sunrise Serenade Weather Report Sunrise Serenade News Sunrise Serenade Frazier Hunt, News* Shady Valley Folks* Civic Calendar Meditation The Islanders Married for Life* Albert L. 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Larson of Hartford, Conn., milk company head, noted dairy technologist, born at St. Beatrice Lillie, English actress, born in Toronto, Cana., 48 vears| ...or the great day. calls for the friendly pause Graduation day is a big moment in any family’s life. ‘Let's celebrate” is the order of the day. So, out come frosty bottles of Coca-Cola and the friendly pause begins. Have a Coke is the word—and there's no pleasanter way of saying “This is an occasion.” BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY % Hear Morton Downey, WKWF, 12:15 P.M., Monday through Friday All Prices Subject t» Peéerst Heguleces FLORIDA nde per ©1946 He ce EE