The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 24, 1947, Page 8

an eneenenitincrraioe coe oteemeiiea PAGE SIX THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ner ne ee 8 ae eee ocean i t PIRATES COVE, ONCE Pathan Problem Gls LIVE WHERE WASHINGTON SLEPT = HAUNT OF BUCCANEERS, To Plague Men {ii22/Sit:. nme van sn aca || Polluted Waters May — , | nee sameaes Neaaon earote acs te Fy Rig | Harbor Virus of Polio \ Twenty miles north of Key ,Cove have been sought by pi-l rth di pas a Westyand located. a quarter-mile rates, Indians, and later by Of No In ta} Pasian eae ee Housy, yaed eg off és. Highway No. 1, nestled | spongers and fishermen. The pla- \ Pa - told rR ts troops, in’ acer a Te admit the maze of cocoanut and|cid multi-colored waters of the AP Newsteatures _ ‘ j apartments ‘allpassal Below. an exterior | imple Deqith rales that should : ancient, indigenous palms of this Coye, concealed -by dense man-| EW DELHI, India:—With the’ view of the house: at right. two wives of Gis ne honed during the polio South Sea coral island, is the’ grove, effectively sheltered the/+% renewal of Afghanistan's, . alzeady living in. the house. epidemic season is to avoid very. picturesque Pirates Cove/buccancers not only from the claim for the return of | : a i swimming in polluted waters, Fishmg Lodge. Rightfully en-|fiercness of the storms, but territory in India’s | surbulent | H the National Foundation for joying an enviable reputation,! from the venegeance of the pur- (northwest frontier future Infantile Paralysis cautions, through its local chapter. While proof of direct infec- ;government of that rugged wu tion by this means is lacking, the National Foundation points out that researeh financed by i March of Dimes funds indi- ‘ cates that the virus causing i polio. is often found in sewage. | Consequently, wherever sewage may find its way inte waters used for swimming, such waters should be avoided. Te be sure, consult your local Health Department. which dates back several years, !suing men-of-war. Legend has it | Gorder territory probably ates continues as one of the|that Pirates Cove was a favorite icing it their biggest problem to iy fishing spots along the;rendezvous and lurking place of ‘3 apidly-develaping Florida’ Keys.|the infamous Blackbeard ira. | peemetheslamipan eee Rien Fyom earliest times, the nat-)self. : ie | ghan intrigue and the unexplain- urab-tresh-water wells at Pirates! Although primarily a fishing oq ‘and sudden replacement of the ye erie i pole |Russian ambassador in Kabul S ilend support to the belief in po- ilitical quarters that a period of sii ‘great turmoil may be ahead of ‘ vA | people living west of the lazy- H Take no chances and don’t swim im waters knewn te be | flowing River Indus. polluted. Whether the Pakistah aomingt lion government is able to control ‘the frontier province depends on jthe strength of the hold which sie y peas ss rears c jKhan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, the; ————--~— — -~— 5 ai als cosh ama <a” he eee ma i 4 Eiregie: Gate cree oe From where I sit... 4y Joe Marsh jn OO ! than leader, has over the frontier * R | SRMABBAAALBAABAZALAAOAADAAAS ELAS } ‘people aiter Aug. 15, the day of | dio Programs | the transfer of British power to Indian hands. The frontier {Congress is making capital out | jot the Pathans’ ingrained hatred jof Punjabi with their new slo- ‘gan of “Pathanistan.” | It is predicted in-some quarters } cor ye Nya jthat the “Frontier. -Gandhi” is | Seed one Bours fee molidtaly stand. jlikely to pay a visit-to Kabul in are tee BOUTe ‘the next few months although Ninquiri show that no applica- ALY 2U THROUGH | JhkNi23 tion for a passport has been (or East. Daylight add one hourt ade. | Morning Honeymoon in New York—nbg OO e JOB PRINTING Modern machinery and efficient methods enable us to offer you superior printing service ‘at fair prices. Consider us when you place your next print- ing order, * Phone 51 and Our Representative Will Call The Artman Press “Not Responsible For Wife’s Debts” A young man came rushing into day he phones me, and says, kind of the Clarion office the other day and sheepishly: “You can forget that wanted me to print an ad—“right ad. Me and the missus have quick”—saying he won't be respon- _ thing all patched up. And we're hav- sible for his wife's debts from now ing a friendly glass of beer, right on, as he’s leaving her for good im- now.” mediately. From where T sit, if you give I allowed as how the forms were folks time enough to think things all closed up, and it was too late to over, those hasty quarrels that take his ad. He says: “All right, come so often from misunderstand- Monday then”—and we agreed on ing will give way to tolerance and Monday. common sense. Daytime Summary below OCEANFRONT COTTAGE resort, the ever-present sea between the ocean and Gulf,! bre®¥éS make it a delightfully{make unne ary the enduring} 4 ; d al eas : sn? | Commentators in Afghan news- | yestful location. With quiet, gra-|of the closeness; that stuffy,; ers have urged revision of the Oklahoma Roundup—cbs cious dignity the Cove can <on-|stifling atmosphere which ac. [Ree eae A ee eee ee Shady Valley Folls—nibe tribute so generously when one’! companies summer's heat. iets Peeatch nigavecament ae Tee ae ane desifés to relax, re-create and! G F ; arieti Ae : & : ; ij i tame fish in greatest varieties ake or i 10:00-—Fred Waring Musie—nb. generally take-it-easy. H 8 to take the matter to the United cere eee Stee es POCSSCOOECOOOTOSSLCOSEOOSLOSCOEO: * at 7 :30—Words and } ° aggerate. for in this frost-free, ities of fish have been catalog.) THE KEY WEST STORY | © ee Daly, Wand Concena= tae area the winter months bring! ved, many rivaling in beauty of} (Continued from Page Five) | Afternoon with-them the warming, healthy | Coloring of the rainbow or the|'round; Spring and summer cli-} 12:00—Concert flalf-Hour—nbe ieein aa | ely. cl imate delightful and the fishing| 1:00—Four Hours of Serials—nbe rayg-of the sun with very little! infinitely changing hues of the|! ‘ ! f f Day ‘ i “i ’ - se cate ae i is + able Finest Gulf Queen shy *) ay (repeat 1 houg rain. And while the scorching} Wéters in which they swim. leeaaa citer banefigh, ta | jatery—mbs ; Late | ramtiv hE .,.i Stream fishing, bonefish, tarpon, 1;30—Martin Block Records—mbs aye E su 7} Attractive, convenie: potta- |. : 5 A i rays of the spring and summer} lonvenlente cole: sailfish, marlin, dolphin, and aj| 2:00—Double or Nothing—cbs } A climate is con papouna: fom heres snere) tie eg macels if satisfaction is not | 49:20—uen Alexander Show—ntbs Of course, the forms weren't nd, it is difficult to describe ti ~{ters of the Gulf co-mingle with ‘gained. j 10:49—Serials (3 hours)—cbs 7 A shale hase Glihdté without apearing to ex.|the Gulf Stream, some 576 var-| —____—_ | ‘tiokate Smith Speaka—pibe THE CITIZEN BUILDING closed. But I had kind of an inkling : E c pearing ex- { ‘Somtnsaedgognssase aa cauann casas caanggnee tenses eee of what might happen. Then Sun- * J ant WVU Y VV OV OVW VD Copyright, 1947, United States Brewers Foundation * x sun..beat down on a sweltering,| ges; a protected swimming pool! i A 4 ‘ 1 | Be he ort fis 2:30—Winner Take All Quiz—cbs uncomfortable city’s populations, | (the largest on the keys); an eee ne aes aes: 3:00—Hint Hunt Quiz—cbs cco . tte the steady, pleasant breezes from! ocean-front dining rendezvous! {Ha Guchorage, commissary,| 2207 Sive and Take Guiz—ebs ° oe Ce | Cj cigare 2A ic Ocean a he Gulf| serv ’ a 2 Y>| 4:00—The House. Part rs the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf| serving the most wholesome poate, tackle, guides . . Beauti- | ine House Fine n a e of ‘Mexico, as Pirates Cove nigga delicious meals are addition-' +.) Caribbean seas and coral fit loca’ : z 4:30—Treasury Bandstand—el if ° isles; coconut milk, natural In-} rea tury, Seana che 1 w Hess fanaa ; ABC PROGRAMS — Times fit elther i dian wells, swimming and sail-; Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.. } ing. ! t | “Perpetual sunshine—healthy, | jbreezy, accessible; home cooking | hat counts | st Club ‘amatization I k St in Holiywood jof supreme quality—American | Aftertcon ‘plan, ‘from $7.00 to $10.00 per! { day.” | ! And so people came, and through | the years will come to enjoy the | vision that C. Irving Wright made real. And with spring they have come for bone-fishing! Pi- NETWORK jrates’ Cove is midway of the | J , Time is eastern standard, For cene 'bonefishing waters. None ever! eaais ¢ a : iat hourg. Some local stations ch: i has been caught further north) | neuor relay to fit local sehedules: is 114 Hours west, later ae ‘than Fort Myers according to. | Last minute program changes ca: | | ae the record. Nevertheless the | yep | pie bonefish prefers Key West } | waters and is said to be encoun- | THURSDAY, JULY 24 \ ~ ;tered but rarely along the Flori- : i = \da West Coast (Far Eau. Series odd one hour) | 2 The thrill of catching a bone- | — i e ¢: . . at Ss e| | : ae is ‘not because of its size, *ENSS Breil and Newser ' 2 They average but six to ten) Network at (1 br.j—mbs-east | e v E Riddie: lo; epea bs |pounds, but—when the first one Tater onba wonton \ s ‘is hooked the angler thinks he| §'15—~America Serenade; Sports—nbo } e ee pe ey in My Upinion Talks—ebs i o has tied to a piscatorial prize-| 5:30-pod er and Sports—ebg { | : i fighter weighing 25 to 40 pounds} 5§:45—Lo ‘ewscast—nbe } 8 |or more. And bonefishermen | Worl doy know the kill doesn’t come in a! i few minutes. It requires a long | } i i 01 E ", or meny ance Music—mbs-basic | 3 CHARTER HOAT times 45 minutes before the i mnat—nbe @ features available to guests at} who, during the war, was one of! fi8hting pisces is lifted abord. | | Arthur Hale esas Basle | | dhis world-famous spot. (Mr. Charles E, Wilson's right-| , ie é A laure a It was here at Pirates Cove'hand men with the War Pro-|-, Ving Wright is with Pirates Shore (tenes That _ex-President Herbert Hoov-| duction Board in Washington. |/GCV,, N° more: Save | in ee ace cerns ‘ er fished; that Mr. William G.| Mr. Esterly claims Pottsville HebCURh tes OF sis shost ory slicnds Let's Go to Movies—mbs-basle M Adoo rested; that Philip Wy-! Penna., his home, althoug! Sac eney, pconhest. hin with tne ee ein fie wrote his first book; that|he has resided in New York City |; one Came, His monument is Tynn Bogue Hunt autographed! for a considerable period. Then | xf, Patent a roceiend, Oh, Lord, let me catch a fish | there's Jim Smiley, of Union-|was born But his best momarial $o big that in telling about it,|/town, Penna. who flew as an|is the fascinati . ae Sea 2 won't have to lie,” and where!aerial radio operator with the|/on Suge. teat Kee ee ena } great many foreign, as welll U. S. Army Air Forces in Afri-\tp sae proce Mey HOw nearly Grime ~ domestic, dignitaries spent ca, the China-Burma-India the: | psshaacss noe ponsiderable time enjoying the) atre and in the invasion of| z 200-— Peter Lo! | Boundless possibilities of the| Southern France..Jim earned fe ens ahs cen al an Tove * himself an Air Medal and a Dis-|captain, who, as an Intelligence { « And now something about the; tinguished Flying Cross, and was| officer with the Ninth Air . | . | Jnen who run Pirates Cove. First,! a member of an outfit which had/in Europe. holds the Le variety { ‘there is Henry B. Esterly, sales|a Presidential citation bestowed | Fre gee. Mle coveted} News, Danco’ I | ‘5 a of For : French Croix de Guerre present- . | Snanager of a large Northern) on it. Managing this Fisherman’sled by France's Gen. De’ Gaulle | Basen eo AMS j \ Zadio manufacturing concern,} Paradise is Charles S. Dickinson,'Ie, n. De Gaulle. } Bastern Daytist | be Ji) | ic-<aweat a ayy yer 1 P : | id nal Bir west repeag | I'VE BOUGHT well over ten million pounds of . i ie Pa tobacco...so I speak with some authority S | mand : jenn ie Foan ale when I say that season after season, I’ve : i i qoene rama ' seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy real 4 ps | ‘ M y ) . . : | 133—Earl foawi Comment fine tobacco—that ripe, light tobacco that : i 12:00—Dance Band Hour—west only ' makes a swell smoke.” ‘s : NO GAIN i ® x. b to McALESTER, Okla.—Thinki: | 4 : {three -youthsliwers pollge ts pre * F.S. King, independent tobacco buyer of Lexington, | : jtempt to rob him, Luther Donald- Kentucky, has been a Lucky Strike smoker for 19 years | id Son, 52-year-old farmer, threw hig : Naas oo) sining $100 in front of : low. ¢ saved the walk from the youths by plowing it ee Sokememiers 4 (fri wat tater he could not find | S. ogee? imself. 0, ° si £ a ~—msrevee . ote ite Hindu custom un-} : which a widow burned her-! S a sa deh aoe Lucky Strike Means fine Zosacco ;4uneral pyre. was first official} => «= gon re. Was first officially ; : forbidden in British Indid in1829. | So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed—So Free and Easy on the Draw ‘ Big 4