The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 19, 1947, Page 6

Vente RESET iuihiene Sao z = arr i fo Sey, . s } 7 7 F PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Mee TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947 ! eee Er QnA MAHEMHt, ° 7.¥.C. PLAY PLEASES ATES ce AL joining the Nati Pate Th Decides To Hold | Twenty Years of Mustache Cups ¢*-¢ Fonaaie cconPAL,DECIDES (PAL joning she Neon Boxing | AUDIENCE AT CENTER The Catholic Youth Club~ pre- sented the comedy, “The Country Schoolhouse”, directed by Mrs. for proper operation of the tora ring, it was pointed out. R. C. Hicken was named to pre. pare placards for marchers in the parade. ; with a method of requiring mem- HTT bership of participants in both Visiting In Mai eee swimming and softball : | $ ” iene paeg under USO-| Mrs. Vera Yackent, of Ashe: Father Johnson was authorized js pais tic audience at St, /St'eet, accompanied by her niece, to investigate the possibilitics of ietatye Pariah Center last night, | Monteen Bryant, left Monday for | —-— —_ y 7 ""* Machias, Maine, where they wilt | mais arid - are ima’ | visit relatives for several weeks. ! Famusin, ‘Sta: S PSS Youth For Father Juvenile Judge Frank O, Rob- orta decided today to hold John} Anderik, 16, of Garfield, N. J. who was artested here some time ago with an Army pistol in his |pousewion, until arrival of the e OBSERVATION POST BILL LEE nnn Subscribe to TI Citizen, nent” Did you kow that there dny [Boy's father, George Anderik, or | was grected with laughter and refeee ee Bornes hey wy men and women in’ Key lrome officer from New Je f jpeated applause. The make-up of | Ch: _— west who make their living mt “It would be unwise to release jthe young artists revealed them ~~ Wi | Key West Naval Base and that i. boy without being certain he| las hill-billies, with ridiculous arsumueeaetamad they have 5,301 dependents.? went home," suid Judge Roberts. (putty) shoes, weird mops of hair' A Wild form of the hollyhock | Of this total of 11,305 men! A wire to that effect was sent ‘(false) and in nondescript cloth- once Provided a gummy sub- Women und children, there are 4969 officers and men of the U, 6. Navy, who have 2,166 depend. @nts and there are 1,045 civillan @mployees, who have 3,135 de- pendents. When you hear persons rapping tie Navy and saying the Navy is fuking more than its share of ‘ouses, just keep those figures 1,05-—in_ mind, Right now the Navy has a to- tal of 365 quarters to give to its, officers and men. The Navy still has 317 married officers and 926 married enlisted men here which Must seek quarters in town, “If it wasn't for the Navy this town would virtually have to fold up", said a well known Key | Woster today. ax ke Alonzo Cothron, — contractor ond half owner of the A and B, Fish Company, came before the county commission with a re- jto the elder Anderik today. MEETINGS “UUECv NEETU UHVOnbCNGoneLOUUHHOCROOUOONvCnoToneNROUEOR GO Colored VFW To Meet Walter R. Mickens VFW Post -}6021 will hold its regular meet- ing tonight at its home on White- head street, All members and veterans desiring to become mem- bers are tsked to be present at 8 o'clock. The meeting will be under the direction of Command- ev Jose Planas, went around examining eating houses in Portland and then grad- ed them. Cards notifying custom just how clean were the plac } were displayed prominently in the front windows, A place that received a rating! of 95 per cent or better proudly dest to have the keys sprayed lor mosquitoes when the county gots the opportunity. “IT understand the mosquito spraying machine the city is buy- ing will also be used by the county”, said Cothron. “We up on the keys would like to have| #ome of the mosquitoes up there sprayed.” “Where do you want the .’ asked Chairman Frank ntley. “Up around Tavernier.” “Good thing you didn't men- tien Marathon”, remarked W. A. Parrish, commissioner, who hails from that community, “We don't have any mosquitoes “there”, Cothron was promised the sprayer when the time comes, x * A wood time was had by all five Key Westers who went up to Ramrod Key to get some craw- fish the other night. The group had no flashlights. How the boat @perator ever found the crawfish boxes in the dark will forever remain a mystery. “But we brought back dozens of large crawfish”, said one of the group afterward. “They were all larger than Conservation Agent Joe Knight would arrest ws for having.” Those who went on the trip were Thomas O. (Tom) Watkins, Cleveland (Foon Foor) Saunders, Clifford (Cliff) Bailey, J. Frank (Pilot) Roberts and J. Stuart Geet) Hicks. When they got ek Tom, Foon Foon. Cliff, Pi- lot and Laitky enjnved he be: becued ribs prepared by Mrs, Hicks. x ke *& We wonder what the reaction in Key West would be if we started a cleanup campaign of restaurants, bars and other places where food is served? At all events, some years ago, Portland, Oregon, had what we believe was a good plan to keep eating places clean. Inspectors atthe Fountain When You Want the BEST... Try Lady Borden ICE CREAM A New, Wonderful ICE CREAM Lady Borden Ice Cream comes to you, fresh as it is frozen, Ready- fo-Dip-Out of its Distinctive Bur. indy Colored Package. IT COSTS ORE .. . BUT IT’S WORTH MORE! GARDNER'S ———PHARMACY——. The Rexall Store lll Division Street Cor, Varela St. Phone 177 “Prescriptions Called For and Delivered” displayed the card and tried hard to get the rating up to the full 100 per cent. Other places with 75 per cent ratings weren't so proud of them and customers stayed away from them in droves. Spots that got.only 60 per cent were promptly closed by the city. This plan occurred to us the other day as we watched work- vying debris from a for- mer restaurant. The debris was alive with*vermin. It looked as though the restaurant had never been cleaned up by the former operator. We recalled the res- taurant used to look all right, but figured we had been wrong from the appearance of the litter being carted away. ORD Mammee sapota. That's the way it's spelled in a book relating to tropical fruit trees. But the Cubans call it mamey zapote. Anyway, only one of the trees, so far as is known, is now grow- ing fruit in Key West. It is just alongside the No. 3 fire hall in Grinnell street and the firemen say the fruit is delicious. But the tree was started 36 years ago here. And it did not bear fruit until it was 21 years old. Every May since it first started bearing, the firemen and their friends pick from about 60 to 240 of the fruit, which is shaped like an egg. The firemen say it tastes some- thing like the yellow-brown pa- paya, only it is sweeter and much more luscious. | STRAND THEATRE Now Showing “BRINGING UP FATHER” Joe Yule * Starting Thursday "WOMAN ON THE BEACH” Joan Bennett MONROE THEATRE Now Showing “ALLOTMENT WIVES” Kay Francis Starting Thursday “LAND OF THE LAWLESS” Johnny Mack Brown ODDS and ENDS Pras OLD CHINA HAND: AP Newsteatures K erage. Among Bob's collection—he has more than 560—-are cups of Dresden, Haviland and Mei- sen china, of Estuscan Majolica ling, is inscribed with the for- mer owner's name, "H. F. Wulf," and engraved “Xmas ‘93" across the guard. Bob started his collection “15 or 20 years ago.” His wife's grandfather, Judge Charles P. Hess of Macon, Mo., gave him his first cup g at 50 cents others in antique shops, from friends and people who had heard about his hobby. Two came from an antique show at $25 each and another—his high- est priceo—was bought for $40. be a left-hander or he'd buy no more. It wa cup donated by a Cripple Creek, Colo., woman who had read about his quest. It’s one of two for portside drinkers. Many of the cups are or. nately inscribed. In vivid hues they note “Love the Giver.” “Present,” “Think of Me.” gold-rimmed one inscribed “ member Me” has an angel for a handle. They line the shelves in the Bob Lyons looks over his collection. ' By ROBERT OTEY i ANSAS CITY.-Every once in a while genial Bob Lyons gets! lost among his mustache cups. A mustache cup, for those who can't remember, has an added china bar across the top to keep the well-groomed handle-bar from danging in the bev- Se ee and Lustre-ware. One, in ster- ! Number 400, he vowed, would | | Apply To Wed An application for a marriage} e was filed yesterday at the! office of County Judge Ray: R. Lord by Roy N. Parker the U. S. Navy, and Leora 32, of 1312 Elizabeth street. Water turns a rusty color when boiled if it contains ferrous bi- arbonate. * room, stand neatly on the mantel in the par- lov. Every nook and cranny in {the seven-room house iy literally filled with mustache cups. ATT SELES TATE WORK Is Our PLEASURE, | and We Love lti— WETHER IT’S SMALL or LARGE , STRETCHING your money is our ,motto. Rich or poor, we guaran- ; tee to make it go further—whether is for YOUR CAR or YOUR ‘STOMACH. i |Phone 1178, Day or Night ANE and SHINE _1802 BERTHA STREET J " Gee,dear, were saving money! ing, decorated with tears, patches, ruffles and ribbons. | The cast included Marcus Mora, Warren Bethel, Betty Johnson, Tony Martinez, John Borges, Lau- riette Roberts, George Slate, Edna Romaguera, Aleli Bennett, Betty Lou Garing, Donald Canna, Frank Rivas, Tom Bennett, and Anna- belle Moffatt. Joan McKnight and Rose Yates sang, “Whatever Happended to You”, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. McKnight. Mrs. Pauline Pinder was in charge of admis- sion, Potatoes and petunias are members of the same plant fam- ily. : A dark red rose is of mourning. a symbol or Su When OPEN—It’s When CLOSED—It’s CONSTRUCTED OF HEAVY AWNINGS stance used to make marshmal- ‘low candy. Ancient Roman officials ban- ned all but their own private ve- hicles from that city'y crowded streets. 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