The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 4, 1947, Page 3

SFA RIES TEE LIT TELE % i TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4 Stleryh nll eS ly AP Newsféatures UNICH.—Things are so m and his family that it's since 1932 the Munich: physi arrassing spot after another. As @ youth of 25, 0 it, he joined the Rae of judging correctly," as he ter‘ he bec ies: Seanning through ili , sh an old mili- 3 bible of the first. World rein “rye discovered that 4S father. was born a Jew, b “— a Christian, . oii Then he fell in love wit Jewish girl, sa _ By this time, the SS persecu- tions of the Jews had reached insensate proportions. The doc- tor was on a hot seat. In 1938, he managed to proye his own Jewish blood so that he could get expelled from the Nazi party and. marry his Jew- ish. swetheart. Both the. party and the SS, which prided itself on its Nordic purity, were. thoroughly. ..con- ber of a 1947 4 ~~ Denazifieation Court ixed up for Dr. Herbert Schwarz | now past the funny stage. Ever). cian has been getting into one em- party. & ! Not dong ago, Schwarz ap- cation proceedings. ga RIA THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. PAGE THREE. “CROWNS FOR PERSIAN PRINCESS | i { i } | and his’ wife transferred her | — property to him, She was thrown : into a concentration camp, ’ but | the property was saved. | Along came the . Americans | and Schwarz was: restored to his | profession, Then the Germans | discovered that.. Schwarz... had been an SS officer so they threw him out as a doctor and | Sa Risaeg renee seized the property his SS cate- AP Newsteatures gory. had managed to save. . : ° ° LIKE ANY OTHER WOMAN visiting New York, Princess Ashraj Tahlavi, twin sie- peared before a denazification | ter of the Shah of Persia, went shopping for hats. She is shown wearing two of court as a character witness for | hey dramatic American toppers-~left, large gray felt trimmed in ostrich feathers} another SS man. Th rt as ' j : * ‘s . \ threw him in jail “for Gaaats | right, black afternoon hat trimmed with bird-of-paradise feathers, a meee ee oe AE OR Be a eet be ee Now the court has to find something in the denazification he founded. With red faces they Jaw which makes it possible to begged him to drop his decision Tule in the case of a Jewish SS to marry, et has A “I was advised to hand in a} petition for — mercy.” Schwarz, Because the Scandinavians sa- says. “They offered to declare 84S. were found on pagan ideas, me Aryan despite the proof. to they did not long survive Chris- the “contrary.” They said the tianity in Scandinavia, but ‘many same thing had been done to were preserved in Iceland where cleah up the backsround of some of the people learned writ- Field Marshal Erhard Milch of ing and recorded them. the Luftwaffe. ‘ Schwarz held out but go did}. A single pinch of snuff will the SS. They wouldn’t fire him anesthetize a turtle for several until 1941, three years later. hours and will kill a fish or snake. Then they looked on~ him -as’ immediately. an enemy and stopped him from: practicing as a doctor. { Meanwhile Schwarz ee cages F | One cf every five Evenchmen | married. is a farmer. . oe ee we eee eee perce mene tie nine FOR ART’S SAKE; Reaction of Public Will Be. Watched as Chicago Exhibits | SURREALISM || — SMOSTALGIC MIGRATION’ by Tom Benrimo of Taos. N.M. ‘EPOCH MARKER’, by Dunean, Stuart, University of Oklahoma. ( feature Sigitns : : (iICRGo— The people of the Chicago Art Institute soon will | open an extraordinary show—then step back and see what ae billed as the first big exhibition of American abstract and surrealist painting and sculpture. ; Although the Cross has two post “WICKED” King’s Cross Profits From World Fame pets 3a hs , Chairs * TRYSTING PLAGE of Pacific servicemen was King’s Cross. By RALPH MORTON AP Newstfeatures : YDNEY.—King's Cross, as famous to the Pacific servicemen as was the Latin Quarter of Paris to American troops in two world wars, is a little quieter these days in peacetime dresg. But it's still the expensive naughty spot in Sydney. vr To 2,000,000 GI's “the Cross” meant women, lights, cafes, night spots, gambling dens where money changed hands quick- ly in Australia’s baccarat.andyj———_————$—$—————— two-up schools. Today it is still the center of blackmarket activities where, ‘nine each night and they live in ‘peace and quict, that the Cross, American cigarettes, when with its parks, schools and available, sell at 80 cents a Churches, is an ideal place in, pack. which to bring up children. i For a place that doesn’t exist, | King’s Cross has acquired quite | travelers throughout the world. office branches, neither is nam- | ed for it—they are William} Street and Macleay Street. Center of tae Cross’ fashion- | able activitics is’ the Roosevelt | Club, once an American officers’ | club. Bobby-soxers still gather ; for fun and drinks at the Cal- } itornia. ies Women in furs and orchids | slip into expensive restaurants | for ¢@innex, and high:price, gating | placés have “increased; since the! war, You'll find dining» just: as | expensive as off Broadway. by Merchants of the Cross don’t | quarrel with its reputation for ; naughtiness—it’s good for bus-; iness. Foreigners love the, Cross, particularly its open | shops and lights on the Sabbath | when almost all the rest of Aus-! tralia has a_ violent attack of | Sunday blues. Once a year old-time residents | say. their doors are locked at | i i i Tnteresting Notes Many residents of Lisbon be- ; lieve they are descendants of the Westin ouse 4 ' } every angle! Power an y ang ~ |THE LOW. DOWN from————-«2 HICKORY GROVE What this U. S. A. could use , more of, are Gevernors and Con- gressmen, and Big City editors, etc., who” were ‘raised’ in th2 ecountry—or © anyway in the ‘smaller plaees. If you will tell me how or why you have this idea, says Henry, I will maybe discover if you are talking sense ov just poppin-off like a 3 for a dollar .commentator stager- ing under his burden, or some spokesman in a Govt. swivel chair saying it is shameful to feed grain to animals when grain is needed by humans. t Old boy, I szys, you took the words right cut of my mouth. The very thing I had in mind was this tomfoolery — blather blather about meat, and how to get some of same. The experts telling how to solve the problem, if they had been brought up far enough away from the “stop and go” signals to see a pork chop of a round steak on’ the hoot being raised and fatienéd for market, they would krow ‘that you don’t produce pork 4 Give a smart student a LITTLE JEWEL A console radio in capsule form. Styled on all sides. A beauty from tone chops and round steaks via any other way than via grain feed- ing. You don’t raise a pig or a calf on hot air. Alright then, seys Henry, smart as you are, maybe you can. tell us what is gonna come of it—or us. Well, I says, maybe nothing, right away. But along by next November, I says. you can get in some licks. Yours with the low-down, JO SERRA. ene. Pasa “4 | how to get them to \ come Home after school... Give them a a Westinghouse Lift out the radio... and plug it in anywhere! Never before in radio history! An automatic radios phonograph with a LIFT-OUT, carry-about radio! You caa lay 50 minutes of uninterrupted recorded music of you can lift out the radio and plug it in anywhere! Stunning airstream cabinet. ¢ » « « _.. The sponsors expect the “wew look” works to “excite comment”. - #» None -will be more interes etick A.‘Sweet and Katharine Kuh, associate curators. spent a year collecting the 25 them, they trave ,!. Their quest “Most of the city artists 1 recalled with a weary sigh. ; ‘na assignment was finding a hermitage ne ous. Tt took her two and a half days. ~~ Sweet and Mrs. Kuh explained the purpose of their pilgrim- \ in the California wods. Gges this way: "Since the war there has been a tremendous increase in|1},. people of the United States | | @bstract and surrealist art in to present a cross-section of t me are little known. pe in the Bronx: Charle: near Colorado Springs’ Hans for housewife. ed 24,000 miles by train, plane and automobile. pase them to 7 ties: to houges on both sides|the water has been outlawed by | t ; ios, schools and dealers’ shops. oan i geet oka ved on the fifth floor," Mrs. Kuth he rhovement.” <. Some of the exhibitors are famous—such as Salvador Dali, Davis, Karl Kneths,.and Alexander Calder. ‘Mox Bmst, Stuart Dav Among tern are Dr. Seymour Lipton,| tree originated in Germany; San- | M-G-M in Hollywood, and Mrs. Marie Zoe Green, Chicago] and the greeting, “Merry Christ- | ov. 6-Jan. 11 display of these —_——_—_— | ancient Phoenicians. ! you'll have to hear to believe. 1 Carry it by the smart, retractable handle from room to room, Green and gold or ivory and gold. « « Missouri officials have estimat- ted in public reaction than Fréd-|ed that cats kill 12,000,000 birds They ja year in that state. ? een 6 exhibits in 29 states. Between ce \ Dumping of oil from ships in | — international agreement. | | The roots of foxglove are pois- onous and the leaves of the tree plant yield digitalis, a heart me- dicine. Listen...and ypu buy We Sti nghou sc In 1940 more than a quarter of LS . —RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES— ae tre MAXWELL CO. tm. Furniture and Furnishings s Bunnell, who runs a restaurant/ta Claus in Holland; Christmas | 909 Fleming, cor. Margaret PHONE 682 Key West Burkhardt, :a. furniture refinisher| stockings in Belgium or France. VENETIAN BLINDS * eT the United States. We're trying were either foreign born or the children of foreign born people. ; The symbol of the Christmas mas,” in England. St Leaman