The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 20, 1946, Page 6

PAGR SIX ->‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN oe noe — ! \ anus . Penguin Eggs Popular e } SHEKNEWWHAT Biting Sees Packaging As -|“Amone Sout African T T, SHE WANTED): g CAPETOWN. — AP — Pen- oOo LA | GREAT FALLS, Mont—(AP)' » ER A 'guin eggs have been on—and off p-One pair of nylons, one Bem Means at aste “i: South African domestic of rayons, three slips and six} market. - ‘items loosel; catalogued © as en s m 2 : CLASSIF y Perret tunabios” disappeared @iorida News Service) bs for oe machinery ee ioe patie = \fvom a clothesline recently and| MEAMM, Fla, June 19%—Pack-| ® ; pees ee eggs on ane ie tae Ge ae - ee were found | aging, eanning ret pg rent ie dividends: b ounal wears 0 that the pen Ni % % : jthat would help to eliminate) ‘ se ulation’ cou! 0489 ‘ | \ 4—Over $4,000,000 paid in | guin po By RUSSELL KAY | |blutted vegetable markets in the} f.505 to cease and Hs polit. | Then the government offered 3 i I HE Lf W DC Ww N Everglades, and the packaging of | jcal subdivisions; Pagecestie- at = = dic . & <o ‘ ‘ im [a dozen—double the e Last week I joined the cav- He is not a captive, but lives in} irom————__—— on se tg ge ok ‘ fa ntigrielvrco casutad a year ago. &: aleade of proud parents who his own habitat in absolute free-| P jscen tetiay by Clarence R. Bit-/. inca ‘ i” But there was a flood of ap- al journeyed to Tallahassee to wit- dom. He doesn't have to ver-| HICKORY GROVE = former president of the Unit-} Over $7,000,000 paid the plications and the eggs were all| VS ness the graduation of a daughter form if he doesn’t want to arid| , ed States Sugar Corp. as two| government im excise’ taxes. sold within a week Or QS at the Florida State College for even the guides themselves can-! I reckon there is plenty this|Possible new developments that| “These accomplishments, he $ . Women. It is events like this that pot tell you why he does or why | ¢, See cae £ 38 owe of Would add growth and payrolls said, were run up in fifteen years, fesolling fe ° bring roalization that “old age” she doesn’t leave the springs eo ee to South: Florida. ___ }starting with a defunet sugar op- s 4 is creeping up. do thousands of other fish. “the dilemma that everybody) Back in Florida for the first’ eration in the Everglades. The customer in a New York ic Not having visited the capitol] As our beat approached the | agrees we been drifting into for|time since his resignation as pres-; “They are am indication. of ;City restaurant was remonstrat- Se “ . nee the last legislative session, 'spot where the pole rests on the| years, but you can’t fix every= {ident of the sugar company last| what the future holds for Flor- jing with the waiter about the I found many changes in the com- |bottom some 30 feet under wa-! thing at on ie mnoth, Bitting said he was here) ida and the Everglades if its [quality of the steak served to aumily, many maw hemes, new. ter, the. guide begen falking'to{ '¥ | to investigate four different Flor-| trye assets are realized on a ba- | him. : Pid business buildings and was sur-;“Henry”. Through the glass we) ™T® than you can get up afd/ida prepositions. He also has had} sig of unselfish ipation by | “Why,” exclaimed the man, e prised ot the progress that has could see “Henry”, a sizable black , &° to work the day after the/offers from Latin-America and) Floridians themselves,” Bitting | “the price you're charging for 3 heen made on the new South bass, motionless but for an orca. |40ctor finished fishing out yout }the Far East to set up operations | said, {this sole leather is preposterous’ wing of the capitol and on new sional wave of his fins, holding '#PPendix. So, as a starter, in the |stressing diversification of prod-| Bitting was in Miami to con-) “I know,” replied the waiter in i p Sta Sol- his pos: a ¢ distance fr hopes of beating our way back,{ucts, as well as sugar, along the 'fer with Dr. B. F. Ashe, presi-!that aloof manner adopted by aif construction at the State Col S position a short distance from | at ages . s f vs * * . e lege ithe pole. The colored man kept ' 2nd again feeling terra firma be- lines which he has followed dur- | dent of Miami University, which) the members of his profession. 6 ‘Accepting an invitation from urging the fish to jump the pole. | neath, I am proposin’ we go back /ing the past fifteen years at Clew- | awarded him an honorary dector | “but on shoes it would be more! 4 my friend, Newton Perry, I spent The whole thing seemed ridicu-, to gold—the coin of our ances- iston. | i jot laws degree in’ 1941 for his work - ~ - e Sunday afternoon at Wakulla lous. Surely, ‘/ie fish couldn't tors. There is a safe and grand} Without being able to reveal in the Everglades. Outstanding! with tropical fruits and vegeta- Springs. The improvements that hear him. Like a spoiled child feeling to gold. TRere is nothing details at this time, Bitting said (research work which the Univer-{bles will react to the benefit of have taken place at this attrac- tive resert were startling. The Lodge. destroyed by fire @everal years ago, has been re- Quilt. A beautiful sand beach few replaces the former Swampy shore, grounds have Seen landscaped and = much equipment added, but great care teas beon exercised to protect @md preserve the wild natural being coaxed to perform, “Hen- py seemed to sulk. I was con- jfident that the act would prove , a flop. to arouse your suspicions about a 5 buck gold piece. It is good the world over—in India, in ,North Africa. Some printing on Then the fool fish made a few | 2 piece of paper—including even false starts. He seemed to ' Uncle Sambo’s picture—is a sec- know that he was the center | ond choice money, a kind of syn- of attraction. He would swim thetic makeshift, you might say. up to the pole and stop, then | Confidence amongst our own swim away. He acted for all folks would be revived if they | one of the Florida propositions | entailed operation of large | vegetable acreage along with | the establishment of plants that | would help solve the problem | | of glutted markets and provide | an outlet for products that have | Passed their peak condition. | With production of high grade beef rising rapidly in Florida, he foresaw possibilities for greatly the world like a circus perform- had some teal “jingling money” Sncidaded: @isttbution of Flotida’ er building up an act. The | in their jean’s pockets. ‘beef, particularly in the prepara- commands of the guide became {| With gold back in the saddle | tion’ of ets ready for the table. Beauty of this charming spot. Although somewhat off the | isity is deing in hydroponics, and! the state, he said. eee “MAKE IT A MILLION!” ENLIST BEFORE JULY 1 and be sure of obtaining the 1 much different than that found st Silver Springs but lacks noth- | 'Gator”. And like the fish, the up a good fight!” Gator does his act over and over | — beaten path that tourists travel,| firmer and more insistent. I | as money, Congress might attach |7y. pointe satee at p39 as F ORTON Army‘s generous family allow- | ° Wakulla Springs is nevertheless | figured he was wasting both his q little importance to same ver- ape Secale aranel U 5 Army ance for your dependents for | @§ @ popular pleasure resort and ty time and breath and then it hap- sus spending it like river water. !¢1e hore and the state’s ability to a the full length of your eullist- ipte was reaily surprised at the size} pened. “Henry” vaulted the | Yours with the low down, |rovide ste own fathead ps noose THis et Gee ie ee | : of ~ crowd I found on my r | pole, not once, but continued to | JO SERRA. |’ As proof of the great future : ° e @ million young men have en- ‘es OFFICE ie | oa it was a capacity crowd Geis hive Genel Ss ea jawaiting South Florida, Bitting | U.S. Army Recruiting Statiom listed in the Regular Army to. | te p ‘ fi wasn’t chance or an accident. | Be Back! Histed these six accomplishments! 232 POSFOFFICE BLDG. dete. MAKE IT A MILLION: $ SHVER PALM fr@m the standpoint of ability of It was a fish, of his own free | * e ‘ “ lof the sugar corporation durin, KEY WEST ” For full details, ly at e EL present facilities to care for. The; will, in his own native element, A GI on furlough wired Lieut, | | a sug : ie ae ; is I ‘or full details, apply at your $ HOTEL spacious dining room at the Lodge | doing an amazing trick for the Curtis T. Schowalter, command: |his fifteen years as president: Open Daily 830 to 11:30 am nearest Army Camp or Post, or H ApARTIaNTS was hard-pressed to care for the| entertainment of an amazed ing officer, the following: “Who-| 1A’ $3,500,000 increase in 3:30 to 4:30 pum. U. S. Army Recruiting Station. 3 hwndreds who wished to lunch’ and incredulous audience. scever findeth a wife findeth a| working assets; : Closed Saturday Afternoon 4 ROOMS | . * ‘ps hing.—Prover' viii:22.| 2—A $15,000,000 expendi- Private Baths there. | And, believe it or not, he Goes Z00d thing.—Proverbs xviii:22. — = — ee . ond Tt was a case of wait your turn 'the trick hundreds of times a Therefore request five days ex-| ere ne as A Corner of Eaton for a trip on the glass bottom! day. What makes him do it: Well, tension. Myncuee a in you} les Elizabeth Streets beats or the Jungle Cruise but, that is “he $64 question. Don’t, tells me you'll agree.” | \y4e when your turn came you were; take aren for it. Go and see, The commanding officer re H All Kinds of well repaid for the waiting. The for yourself and if you can figure sponded by collect wire, “Par . ies Duplicating giass-bottom boats handled wth it out, ell me”. ch sweet sorrow—Romeo and | . cars instead of a motor took me} But sharing the spotlight with t, Act II, Scene 2. Exten- | : Minespuylp back to an earlier day when Sil-' “Henry” is an equally impressive Sion denied. My confidence in S$ Typing - Researeh et Springs operated with such’ performer. The old ’Gator. He You assures me you'll be back | : Notary Public equipment. The skill with which swims on the surface along side :on ume | Pd ry these olf darkies maneuver the! your boat and at the command of Bes ATE 2 | : Information cumbersome boats always fas- | the guide, submerges beneath the It Doesn't | $ 9:12 AM — 2-5 PM ciate me boat, turns a cartwheel or two Sweet Young Thin; ‘Does this Evenings 7-9 The underwater world that and comes to rest on the bottom. lipstick come off e es ewaits one at Wakulla Springs is The guide calls it “sinking the! Cosmetic Cler t if you “| PHONE 8t0 mg for genuine thrill and enter- tlamment again as each new boatload of and make ‘his acquaintance. It ghtseers arrive. The whole is an experience you'll never for- Star attraction is “Henry”. {thing is uncanny and unexplain- get. the pole-vaulting fish, with a ‘able, but.I saw it with my own | teined ‘gator running him a (eyes and seeing is believing. Can a | Chillssfever | Glose second. Unless you have it be that “Hen like Ar DUE TO MALARIA? 666 | @ thing possible. ‘fish, or is he Theodore Pra 1 have seen everything from “Mr. Limpet” without his gla trained seals to trained fleas but es? | never a creature like “Henry”.! Anyhow, visit Wakulla Springs stuff you just can't believe such human and transmigrated inte sed by mi @etually seen “Henry” do his | the cockroach, has the-soul of 660 acts AT ONCE | enough for B-29s. Now in Sears... 100% rust proof. 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