The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1950, Page 9

7 AGE TEN =EPTS NOT CET ~HYSTERICAL, “GIRLS, PLEASE! ay CNYTHIA Lowry, AP. Newsfeatures Writer ~ Any hour now, some exhorter- will be urging women of the na- “tion to get together and do some- ‘thing about the state of the world. Just what they can do is some- thing else again. The job of Patebing up an ail- ing world is “too big a job for even the best organized group of women in the United States, Conceded, no women want war or mass destruction. It has al- Ways seemed a ridiculous way of settling disputes, even when the combatants were slinging _ Stones at each other. But now we pr si Syolved weapons “capable nocking out whole popula- tions. = Obviously, the decisions on’ the menufacture and use of . atomic weapons must be decided by TANK CARS BURNIN MISSISSIPPI.TR AIN ‘WRECK fic 1 | | | } \ qualified authorities as cireum-|- stances dictate. It seems obvious thatthe peoples of the: world can’}.take the decision when layge numbers of them are tight- ly-shut off from information and opinions their rulers and leaders wish withheld. N leanwhile how.are we going to-live under the threat of pos- 4 sible abrupt extinction? This threat "already has chang~ x = ed otir concepts and thinking. “aay alia It_undoubtedly will ‘have. great- er effects on us in the future. It Den Yoda is hard to.move through one’s ac- customed Paces,’ whether’ -work- ing in an office, laboratory or in s.thehome, wondering ~ just how live. which is dgads of fun Meal without its bitter humor, In our work-a-day worlds ‘we see what} marvels science has wrought. We use an electric. typewriter,’ .our|bownee—is danced in Here’s how: Taw browned because of a complicat~’ ed mechanism. We have-.at’ our disposal miraculous drugs .curing sidered incurable. At the ‘same time, science which has,’ made our lives longer, easier and moge pleasant has dreamed up, awful meaps by which man can,annihil- ate himself. This alleged — peacetime ‘is’ not too different from war. And in wartume, crime increased, juven- ile delinquency soared to: new high$. For almost - anyone: whose conduct deviated from the accept- ed: form, there was a ready ex- planation. war hysteria. After all, we reasoned" logical+ ly, ifs hard to act as if it), were’ busirjess as usual when within. left.’ follows. ware aceasta Vite fe Yours pen snatched at’. what- tw ever» looked desirable at, the =, Mament on the theory. that .by right foot to the front. All these elements are in our 2 lives today. It is hard to-plan for ‘. “a relaxed, secure future when toast pops up when praperly|closed position. The boy Awonderful way to get.inswing| “Add a little Charleston, for Spring is doing the new dance then a little swing, long we will be permitted to called “Cherry Bounce”, the dance and © is The whole situation is not|catchy and-gay and easy to learn. Why not plan 4 Ch The ‘first step—the roundabout | “Cherry Bounce’? regula: + Then ‘comes the cherry hap— the boy hops on. his‘ieft foot four times to. the other Par. The girl} be able to keep thes. stems ftom Then as. if you didn't expect it; after.all this talk about the “20's gomes the “cherry Char- «- but it’s been mod- éd./The 50's version .. . e gta steps forward. on his bah ‘foot, and swings. his’ right foot’ to. the front; then he steps back of. the right foot, and swings hours, days or weeks a young| is! lef fot tothe back. This|¥br. blossom, party—ideal | for man might find himself in Dattle Tay be -repeated’ as many tines Sprinting pres crane Ha m danger, wounded or even dead.| a8 desired. "The girl steps back]. oucan uel rants Xs ow. " ein, Young people, caught up in the|0M her right foot, and swings her| CROP Suey and “noosies, ani A left foot back, then steps forward on: her. left foot and swings her tomorrow it would have vanished! . If you ‘have any difficulty with}She tooks chicken, and you can, Ei Mt . this part ‘of: the dance, consult}™ake a reasonably good Chinese’ Mom and ‘Pop for their version. You'll pick <up-some interesting pointers from them and make * there’ is a serious possibility the} Your own dance easier to learn. planning will be taken out of our S the old verities and truisms toj@nd face each other = We.can hope that the worst Following the “cherry .Charles- “# hands. It is difficult to. explain] ton,” the > dancers =e owes or e + youngsters when there is doubt] “Cherry Shuffle." The boy links @ as to what their future will be. | his: right arm through the girl’s right arm (the dancers are facing won't pen. It’s the job of the} @ach other), the boy shuffles for-jeggs, 1 cup shredded celery, 1 cup! mothers and, the wives to” keep|Wward starting on his left foot; hystetia at d minimum, and top| while the gir] shuffles forward, ‘maintain a hopeful attitude. Cer-|statting en’ her right. After four} beans, 114, cups ‘shredded cooked and girl ‘simply bounce up and dawn, keeping ‘their feet together, for. disedses which used: to “be con- eight quick hops, turning to‘thd} Paint a few. cherries,on § each fight.‘The ‘turn is then reversed,jlace paper doily you ;usé-as a with ‘the dancers bouncing to the | Apparently. spot capable of «great teaspoons salt, 2 cloves pi dasa -~WEST = |WHO KNOWS? , April 27, °1950 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS ee (Know America) | | | | is ! Dr. Jesse H. Baird of San An- 0 T Ewa ek etesat 'selmo, Colt, nated Presbyterian 1 verseas ransportation 3. What is the difference ble és ween a copyright and a patent? Pa.. 61 years ago. {' 4, What is te aiaiee from! Waldemar J. Gallman, Ambas- Company. Japan to Australia? 5. What is closer to Tokyo,: ville, N. Y.. 51 years a Seattle, Wash., or Sydney, Aus-! Jay Franklin, author and com- tralia? 6. Where would “weather factory” of the world? Earl G Ha ow of water? 0. What English poet the heaven fill with commerce’ 1. Greenland. 2. A seasonal wnid blowing of English; born in Ca: from one direction. 3. Copyrights apply to literary clergyman, horn in Clintonville, Ine. >. | Fast. Dependable Freight and Express Service ‘sador to Poland, born at Wells- mentator, born in Fall River,! ——between—— you find the Mass., 53 yea ‘poe Philadel: MIAMI and KEY WEST 7. Name the three countries phia, lawyer, born there, 5! years ene the longest coastlines in the ago. | Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS | WeStern Hemisphere? | Edwin J. Thomas, Goody Between Miami and Key West | 8 What do aviators mean by Co. head, born in Akron, Ohio, i “zero-zero” weather? years ago. | 9. What river has the largest Ludwig Bemelmans of New EXPRESS SCHEDULE York, artict and author, born 52) (No Stops En Route) years ago. { J EAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- Vance J. Hoyt of Los Angele < “SEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M. Ar- ‘ author, naturalist and movie di- | tives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- ITHE ANSWERS | ane, Poe ee 8 LEAVES. MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT at 12:00 o'clock Mid- emerit night and arrives at Key West at Re 6:00 o'clock A. M. LOCAL SCHEDULE H | SS | (Stops At Al Intermediate Points) Prof. Charles T. Cop ous Harvard profess: and, far 90 years a ow, ; ents to in- Crown fires LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXx- Pel SB He ini Dalene oe ie Wie. tops es and| CEPT SUNDAYS). at 8:00 o'clock ihe ay I Po spread raj ply A, M.. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 o‘clock P. M. “arr * are aia! “ake. flames—without. much apparent success at the moment. Ae anada, Alaska and Mex- ATHLETES FOOT { apices at Key West at 5:00 o’cloc ee Pah Wane: Oi ot eee Tan ea -— ' §. When the clouds are right IN ONE HOUR a | Your Peeeenge in ic OO ae oe , FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE | @HURSDAY: APRIL 27,.1950—!. CHINESE ROAST PORK—You ie Tee Hi FULL CARGO INSURANCE | Today. gives a; ,cantented® mind. will need 3 Ibs. fresh raw young yyaj» ie MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE; Cor. Eaton & Francis Sts. effort, thete’ is’ still, considerable lresolution and ;.generally good | Tuck, MeccGnt todaes narives at-. sauce, 2 tablespoons sugar or \ tain to a comparative’ degree of honey, | tablespoon sherry wine. garlic, 1% cup soya | comfort, though contented. with. Cut pork in strips about 2 inch- {less than more ambitious people €3 ‘Wide and 42-inch thick. Mix desire. a j ingredients thoroughly in deep }bowl. Place park in bowl, mix som dance to: Just.to give you Well and let pork soak for about an idea, the-words go.sa:.. {10 minytes. Place pork on broil- er and broil as you. broil pork jehops until brown on both sides and cooked well, Bounce all. around, “and you've got that thing.” ry» Blos-| WS totam | som party, and try aut the new. = r| ‘Prizes could be awarded to the couples who show the most prom- ise learning the.dance: A cherry cake or a bax of, chocolate-cov- ered cherries could be the. prizes. placement for your. tuble . setting or buffet. “A ‘pretty soyvenir for the girls would: be acharm ,brace- let made. of, chérries. . If’ you make them carefully, you should pulling out of Phe fruit.’ Here’s how: y First make'a pasceted of stems by braiding them, then attach the cherries.) Or;,a simpler way is to make a bracelet. out. of braided white’ or. green “yarn! ahd ‘attach the cherry’stems to it. i} Why not serve. Chinese food at a Grade “A*--Carton rice ‘can be whipped up in a jiffy.! You can get mother to'save you the chicken “broth, the hext time Western “Western Beef CHUCK | Lean Mea‘ CHUCK ROAST wn... ae egg drop soup by ‘whipping in a few raw eggs while’ the soup is being warmed. Ane Here are two additional recipes from Ruby Foo—famous Chinese! restaurateur. They. are easy and| inexpensive to make, and ‘very tasty indeed. EGG FOO YOUNG—Take 8) sliced \mushrooms (¢anned: o fresh), 1 cup. shredded - string at inly wé must pray that: peopies | shuffle steps, they reverse their} chicken or’ shrinapion. crabriieat, BEECH- NUT Sare-as anxious to survive as we “day ‘after tomorrow, and the athrough to it i ties time. ARTES POE PU Thee TE EA A! “THE pela ongeboe pans ‘river. »on'the other’ side of the world} @irection ‘with. a turn, in which the, boy now. links: his left arm fare. ‘Phere always has been aj. 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