The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 2, 1950, Page 6

+@s Pt oe ee ooo TED By DOROTHY RAYMER There is one world famous célebrity who, sincerely, does not want to be lionized. I mean Ted Shawn, international dance star, who is slated to gvie a dance| concert tonight at the Key West High School Auditorium at 8 Bem. In an interview with Mr.' Shawn, late yesterday, I didn’t, show a notebook and pencil at! first. After introductions, ,conver- “Shrimp Find HAWN DANCE CONCERT TONIGHT * — Infant Son Buried In City Cemetery William Holcomb, Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hol- comb died Tuesday afternoon in the Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Fla. ee piededoett ken cs * Two Nights’ Fishing Has rcs Tap pS SCHOOL BOYS ARE Only one half of a $15,000 goal jhas been raised to date in Key $10,000 Haul | West, but Mr. Harvey is confi- Jaxon O. Hice, president of the} dent that those housewives who j zen that the finding of | beds in this locality could mean Sea Pak Corporation, St. Simons , Island, Ga., today told The Citi-' shrimp a multi-million dollar industry j for the Island City. ' “It’s like striking oil,” said tHe youthful president. of one of the largest processing companies in the United States. | Hice cautioned that the beds could be there one day, and gone , stuck their coin cards in the! dresser drawer to safe keep them will soon pull them out and mail , them back to him. There are still some proprietors who have not} sent in their usual check, but Mr. Harvey knows that this is sim- ply an oversight at inventory | time and the checks will be sent! entire frozen shore dinner that can be cooked in three minutes. ; know who and where polio will to enable Key West to reach its goal. Remember that a contri- business—don’t let them down. Housewives by contributing may | 4 very own children for we never hit. Like one mother who was of, moderate circumstances . wasj heard to remark, “Why, if I: knew that my child was actually going to have polio, why, I would not give just $100—I would give $1,000 or more, provided I had it —so why shoutdn’t I give again, again, and again in a drive in which I am providing health for a neighbor who possibly couldn’t | be staving off polio from their! § Nusom’s Body Sent (Continued From Page One} ri =gat a ldn’t -vield poli- | Fresh Water Fuh Comgminene gave the lagging March of Dimes a Si Ee Ti + BIS eee torts pins he og: were found to eo gent eo Br ought In drive a “shot in the arm.” _ = i # 0 exas a sect ge tion.” a “ whose parents patronize your Today, State Auditor Bryan Allen Cupples Nusom, 64, died unday at the U. S. Naval Hos- pital. The body was sent today by. the Pritchard Funeral Home 'to Keneddy, Texas, for funeral services ‘and buial in the family plot. The body was accompanied by his son, Comdr. Frank A. Nu~ som. ——— afford to give for all the while I am not only protecting my neigh- bor’s child but my own child as well.” Funeral services were held this| y \* Hicé says ishing { oH sation mpply 3 drifted « into. the mining at 11:00 clas: in tthe] the next day. He said that not! 5. atv ode iver eeay pases abe : wii — paths of interest. | itch even qualified experts from the ,*> 2 i . “It’s a relief,” said Mr. Shawn, Chapel of Pritchard Funeral | q j planting to be done, and all that EIGHT DAY Home. Florida Fish and Game Commis- MISSION at ci ded is intelligent harvest- “Just to relax in the friendly) “Burial was in the City sion could state with any degree‘ *S N°’ _ s yy’ Ceme- | ing. It is all net income, *while atmosphere of Key West. I sup-| to, of accuracy, the amount of,; snl: oe } od . pre of ey West SP tr of accuracy, "the amount of Eder aluntie Met saat te|| ST. MARY-STAR OF THE SEA say that. After all, there’s Presi- dent Truman who likes your city| for the same reason.” Shawn says that in spite of the romantic full moon, due tonight, that he is glad the dance recital will be held in-doors at the High accompaniment. The power inf the town was hooked up to one{ circuit. Whenever any drain on the power was made, the current lowered in efficiency. Right in; the middle of the: rapid Ruben- shrimp beds had been there for any length of time. A Citizen re- porter asked the following ques- tions of Hice: “How much are the Key West! shrimp selling for wholesale?” “About 60¢ a pound.” | case. | L. P. Artman, publisher of The| Citizen and Hice exchanged; much pleasant talk about Bruns-| wick, Ga., and St. Simons’ Is-} land. | The Citizen publisher at one Sunday, Feb. 5th, Through Sunday. Feb. 12th Conducted by REV. JOHN E. CURLEY. S. J. Southern Jesuit Mission Band Sunday: Masses at 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and 11:15 re Willie reported. “Whe = snttiinte and records of Ge Gee oe STATE GAME, FISH (Continued From Page One} a School Auditorium. He's. had|stein dance, with the automatic} “What is the quality of the ges ae Semey of yeeg apt Weekdays: Masses at 6:30, 8:30—Night Services at’7:30 o'clock some very funny, but distressing| control of the piano going full} Key West shrimps?” rude a ee ca aS may ld ed TO ATTEND experiences with out-of-door per-| blast, the hotel elevator went in-| “Excellent. They are big, |°™ t i mere OF he eee | ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO formances. The first ones, in| to operation. Power was at once} Jumbo shrimps. In fact we had | SPM’ there. aE = _ a ves —_ : COMPARE whieh he and his wife, Ruth St‘curtailed. The rhythm changed| our taste test experts sample the Denis, appeared, were in the’ from fast to slow. Shawn had to! shrimp from Key West and Hollywood Bowl, the Greek| Pause in the middle of a fast| other places. And the Key West! A her’ Low Prices ‘Theater at Berkeley, California,{stomp and reverse toa funeraljshrimp was their unanimous r¢ s and at the Lewishon Stadium in New York. i The latter was most difficult. ; Dressing rooms were set up in a tent and the troupe were in eternal dread that a high wind would come along and lift the protection entirely. The nearest} water source was several blocks @way. Since Shawn had to wash off his body makeup between numbers, he had to have a gal-! vanized tub of water put into the tent for removal of makeup. Seven times during that sched- ule, he put on his complete and very complicated makeup for the dances. But for only three actual @ppearances! The other four times, rain stopped the show. That's why he prefers indoor con- certs. In presenting dance recitals and lectures, Shawn says one or the other is simpler. The com- bination of the two is hazardous. Like a football star, or any other | athlete, a dancer must warm upy for some time before going into action in order that muscle co- ordination may be smooth. When he has to stand for half an hour er more, talking, and then go into a dance demonstration Shawn says “The muscles are apt to become set and the flow of march tempo. There are a thousand and one stories, and Shawn expects to publish them in a book called “A Thousand and One Night Stands.” He does his own typing and writ- ing. Asked if it wasn’t a tedious job, Shawn replied, “There is no| such thing as great art without discipline. It’s like water power. If you turn water power loose on the rampage, the energy becomes | a destructive flood, then a marsh} or swamp. But regulated, dis- ciplined, it becomes helpful and creative in irrigation or the force behind a power dam.” Key West residents and visitors} alike can see such a power in active demonstration tonight at the Key West High School, when ! Ted Shawn opens his dance re-|ber of Commerce, about other cital at 8 p.m. Tickets are avail- able at the door as well as at Southernmost Flowers and Gifts, and. at Roberts Office Supply. The concert is sponsored by the Key West Junior and Senior choice. For myself, I really can’t tell the difference.” “What effect will this have on; our local fishermen?” | “Any activity on the water- front will particularly aid labor.| This industry, if it ‘pans out’ will help to level out seasonal em- ployment that is connceted with most fishing industries.” Hice went on to say that the Key West shrimp is of a ‘pink- ish’ color, and different from the This, according to Hice, should be exploited. He thought that some effort should be made to have “Life” magazine cover this new industry. And this morning he will see Harold Laubscher, manager of the Key West Cham- business matters. They had a conference at 10 a. m. today. The Sea Pak corporation em- Ploys eighty persons in their processing plant, and has a wide High School P.T.A. variety of products, including an ‘white’ shrimp of the East Coast.| LEG O’ GRADE “A” DRESSED FRYERS ARMOUR’S BANNER QUALITY LAYER SATCON ARMOUR’S BANNER CELLO FRANKS ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM GRADE “A” MEDIUM GRADE “A” ARMOUR’S STAR LAMB and DRAWN GEORGIA Lb. Lb. Lb. (In Cartons) M & M Meat Department Quality - Low Prices - Friendliest Service In Town u 69e ABs 42c 35c vo Ae Yes! You and You and You! Don't be guilty of spending your precious food dollars unwinely ... HAVE.MORE MONEY FOR YOUR LUXURIES BY SHOPPING AT ARCHER'S. GRADE “A” MEDIUM EGGS .....2 dos 69 SMALL CUTS POUND WILSON'S PURE Spare Ribs . 32c | LARD... Ib. ISe MILK-FED GA. 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