The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 13, 1950, Page 7

(tal IS LOU 5 SR aE Nes ll i] Ld FRANKFURT, Germany.—(Via Air Mail) Hans Raske is with the Salvation Army in Frankfurt, | In front of the railway, terminal he and other members of the or- ganization sing | songs...and save people. The singing is sometimes! aceompaitied Hy eid winds ana: falling leayés, |” But if there ever. ‘awas a time; when the German people needed singing and spiritual aid, they need it now. And so members of the Salvation Army form a circle and sing on into the night, People passing by join the circle and ofter. a hundred people or more can be heard singing Ger- man folk songs, hymns, etc, The music is good. That's why pedestrians join the group. One of the bettér songs is: “Dis Wal- ten Kommen_ Nachen” (The Waves Come Nearer). Raske can sing that one like nobody's busi- ness. He doesn't monkey around with it, He sings it like it’s sup- posed to be sung. - That's what attracted me tothe! eirele one night. In'a few miniites| I was sifiging With the ‘est,’ half’ German, half English ‘ahd’ Haff’ i tune. But it jdn’t make any’ dif} ference. Most of the singers were off-tune, It stuinds ‘better’ that’ way. And there’s something ‘to work for. The ladies come around with ® contribution box.. They are so nice, and so appreciative, one cannot refuse them, Raske speaks to those who are despairing of one thing or another. I was not despairing, but evidently my gen- eral appearance indicated as much, and Raské walked over to say a few words ‘to’ me. I told him the singing bee was very in- teresting. I asked him how the Salvation Army. was coming along “Well, we are making _pro- ereas,” he said, “even though nine of our 12 houses in this area wete destroyed in’ the war.” “Haven't a@hy of them been re- built?” TL aeked. “One, in*Pratkfurt; is being re~ built now,” he. said, “but: money is very searce in Germany?’ He didn’t have tell one that.» 4 “How do the Germans receive Salvation Army workers?" I:ask- ed “They Are the world’s worst.” Raske sai’t They used to make fun of us’ during and before the war.” Raske recalled. “Some of them still do. The Germans didn't have mueh respect for us during Hit- ler’s regime. After all,. we were not very militaristic.” But Hans says they are com- ing eround. More of them stop and sing. More seek advice. and help and more are being: saved. Hans explained that workers such as himself receive only a pitiful compensation for their ef- forts. It is not enough to live on, and fe workers must have other jobs. They work in the day and ing at night. That takes a lot of doing The surprising thing about Hans Raske, however, is that he ‘bday night. All Hoosier servicemen: bere. Called the a “(@®) Wirephoto THREE-YEAR-OLD MICHAEL MASON of Oklahoma City is experiencing one of the saddest moments in a boy’s life—bécause ~ of the death of his pet dog. Mike had been sick and couldn't go outside to play with his dog Pat. For a time, Pat watched Mike through a window, but finally the dog disappeared, Later, it was found dead. DOG WALKS 800 MILES TO FIND. BOY ef ne Sipe ig slioh ab next at what be ee : He, \ Mies. ; Clark, & winter vis- “iter here tom . ie, West M ; . {Bell Telephone Co’ a everyone fo coperate | this year’s March of Pruman sent 9 letter to the 1949 polio epidemic , ft: of the Foundation $31,- ‘face, Color or creed wes in that epidemic, says for next irginia, : the Island and received a “day oh the town” in prizes and gifts, , Mrs. Clark and. her husband are here for their fourth winter. They will remain in Key West for the remainder of the séasgn. + State Gf Indiana was best repre- ‘sented’ in the audience Wednes- NEW STRAWBERRIES | DAVIS, Calit—uPy)—Two new varieties of strawberry have been developed by the University of Campbell and xm ‘the Cupertino, they are expected to mature at aifferent ‘times and thus spread the growing season farthér. | Both ‘are described as fresh market, types, not particularly suited to ¢anning or freezing. x: 1 ee it pe free Jon: tan nope; .' ca home.. des pasha was Har. fold Mattingly, from, Indiang- polis, who is "here ,.aboard the’ Bristol. Sra “Teh tourists ifr the, audience competed in a’ quiz. ahd were WHITE GIRL ACCUSED awarded prises from Rainonin’s IN NEGRO LOVE SUIT oe come = Restatrant, Marcy’s Shell eum, the Aquarium. and trips aboard the sightseeing boat “Cactus.” Fishing certificates were given! to teh visiters for Havitig made *eatches” on last’ Friday's Cham= | ber’ sponsored fishihg trip ‘and! F not to leave anybody in the audi- ence unhrewarded, 9 'Srall paper , bag of warm balmy Key. West Ff alr was giveh everyone present. They were tald to send this bag of ait to a friend in the North, | ‘Community singing, with Mrs, Bill Lee at the - piano,’ was én- joyed. “ ¢ 4, GATC BUYS CYLD JORmtioned Peat Page Oped. | iy, which -Mallory | re lotated on the’ Cly dock property. ‘ The VM obeegbid is described at be- i (®) Wirephott THREE-YEAR-OLD LARRY LEACH happily shakes the paw} of his faithful dog Bozo, who walked 800 miles from Tennessee to find the boy near Irwin, Pa. The Leach family said the dog was left at Oak Ridge, Tenn., with friends when they moved to Pennsylvania last September. They had not seen him since until he suddenly bounded into the Leach trailer home on the outskirts of Irwin Monday. 5000 MARCH OF DIMES ' American Legion, for their Queen used to Hive in the ‘States. He} (Continued From Page One) Candidate. narried @ Robbinsdale, Minn.,|vestment and insurance for| The VFW and the VFW Auxi- girl — Katie Kuattke. He came to| hospitaliza g - |liary are currently making plans Germany: aome years ago. 1,,ask-| ed. crippler, polio. |to hold a Birthday Ball near Pre- ed him if he wanted, to return. Added to the list of Queen | sident’s Birthday while’ the “Not now,',he.said. We have a big job to do here, and,the.Ger-| r men people need something like the SalvationArmx/) Gus oui And se-Mer,and Mrs. Raske re- Gandidatés is the popular sored by’ the Jr. Women’s Club} a merican Legion iS sponsoring a znce within the next ten days. The a Marina will attract Beta Sigrid Phi Sorority of the so set of Key. West next Beat- rice Moreno ‘who is being spon- city. Wednesday afternéan’ wheén,'.a main in péverty-stricken ! Ger-+}:/Glendora Sawyer, “Miss Amer-! group of outstanding ladies: will many. And) Hans ‘sings nights, in: ican. Legion of 1949,” has beenjsponsor an afternoon of bridge front of the Frankfurt railroad the choice of the American I } with net proceeds to go to the terminal iliary, as well as tk ; FREIGHT CAR TRIE and saves people. ion A HURDLE IN ALABAMA WRECK "March of Dimes. } | (®) Photo THIS Box CAR (right) landed on top of another in a Southern Railway freight train wreck nedr Bynum.\Ale. The train loaded with pig iron was en route from Birmingham to Aflanfa, Ga. The cargo was not damaged and no one was injured. Railway officials blamed the wreck on a broken rail. ") with the, Cuban Goverament not feet wide, lying off, White, , in the vicinity of Wall’ t. Tt.is known .as the old Whart Property? as! Upon the sale of: ther 620,000 of. the A-stock of TCO will eonislétion of the " on. the. .fetry, «the. Carib, Queen, which is in. the company’s} yards ‘at Jacksonville: t ‘According to Fred 'J. Dion, of Key. West, vice president ‘of GAT.| CO, the Carib Queén’s méchanical |. equipment ‘is about finished. The sale of the stock how seéms as-j} Sured and the retriainder of the’ work on it may shortly, be com- pleted. The estiniated costof the work yet to‘be done, largely upon the superstructure of'the huge vessel, | i§ set. at about $2:500,00.... MISS RUTH WEYAND (top) » The’ GATCO ha’.alteady pur-] of Washington, a white govern- chased the'site of its doek-in Ha-' ment lawyer. is charged with vana: Tho ‘agreement’ was made! having an “illicit love affair’ wiih a Negro, Leslie S. Perry (bottom), The accusation was made in a $50,000 alienation of affections suit filed head (®) Wirephoto long-ago ‘for.the property: Sorte extensive work must be done dn the oid Clyde-Mallory docks..'Phe dock must, be virtual-| os agaiz ly rebuilt; according to'éngineers! Miss Weyand by Perry's wife. who Have « vidwed: the® present! 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