The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 27, 1951, Page 2

teil. sta abel ye A ha Sng a an AN Me WRC ai BE oan i aie Pevevererew - | The Lt. Wagner Sent Kie'y Southernmost To Norfolk, Va. Corner ae mae Pege2 THE KEY WESI CYiIZEN = Miaday Anus: 27 195) The Key West Citizen hed daily (except Sunday) by L P t, from The Citizen Bui y Daily Newspaper in Key V OUTCAST OF DESTINY Caw PAUL EVAN LEHMAN ‘By Charles Duerkes NORMAN D. ARTMAN . : Business Manase: over and looked down - ~ ae S 1 gap suddenly a wave of . we oid as d Ciass Matter L ae swept over him. He | Americans have just got to Steam ~ oes 2 - have fads. We have been a nation TELEPHONES $i and 1835 he Assoc of fad heads since way back when the original citizens of this _ and scampered around and | sbout collecting scalps. We have set some sort of a world record for going all out for everything from royalty worshipping to Py- lramid clubs and the wearing of yutrageous apparel. I could write a book on the subject but I do not have time to write a book oday. The oldest and most persistant of fads is the “health” caper, dat- jong back to Senor De Leon's search for the fountein of youth. |Health fads have been cropping jup with robust regularity ever | since and more citizens than you U.S. Nave ero: jcan shake a stick at wear them- LT, DOUGLAS J. WAGNER | What?” and sat up. = dazed but the duii- them. She looked realized where A” Of The Key W ened eyes, then ice with her hands cry. ‘: ow, . down in a chair bes’ hes sag a hand Ferguson. Ferguson asked, APPLICATION f public issue met publist ight?” “Yes. She snapped cut of it when I got her upstairs.” “I'm glad to hea and invites discussic cal interest, but it t into bed without heip. w on you'd better drink The next time one of the win” lers ceased their con- ving and she raised © to look at him, What Y¥¢ n his face pushed away nd brought wonder ude. She said, “Oh, ¢ her voice broke. bs ood up and they were but Impuisively she his iders L eyes lselves out every year trying to ... Completes Flying Cours: rity | attain an eternal Peter Pan sta-) | ieytenant Douglas J. Wa ates prom t , son of A A. Wagne j ng “Tropice) Festival” i A le Plaine, Iowa, and Mr: | mi. j die. they just fad biadsog 'Twile A. Wagner, Boone, low: $ | The current caper is making tly pletell a fou insect ok hs pan enviable chunk of fame and nti Gnas, ii | All: Weattet a eat seat wliagee . [fortune for a chap named Gay- Flying at the Fleet All Weathe | eptember 2. chee ord Hauser. At least I think that ‘yp, ing nit Key Went TA | carding abel aon piss } his name and am content tO Qourse consists of sdva fig ea rates let it go at that instead of get-' taining in instru ts and nigt: patter se ting up and crossing the room :octics ‘ ‘ooag quality th ssh Hoare Jesus now whst ne best you re different from Tve noticed it You're educated..y us. U Old health enthusiasts never ,. IMPROVEMENTS FOR XEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN winning and I you—-what I can.” r and kissed her.ir soft and sweet like snocent_ child s a honkytonk girl tible disappoint- erately, “I wonderful A> 0 bo ee —— eee im uae a } to get verification from my veri- niiot for Carri AR Weathe THE CITY ELECTION The. Cock K et in bed ication files. One of my fads is pg age Fuca tee eee id t 22 => rience Xe follow the course of least re- ~ 2 Hogs ‘i: pal prims id five weeks r 3 and closed_ the ; | 10 follow He entered naval service as 8 the Citizen: “Some Ker West man rary will be Clift Durham {sistance and retain my youth .viation cadet in the Navy V- wive as if they are ed on jand vigor by refusing to exert program. In July, 1944, he wa | 1g late for their : | myself. idesignated a Naval Aviator « A Hauser is beating the drum for pensacola, Florida after com The centigrade & r 7 ligh |wheat germ, yogurt and black-/ pieting the prescribed fligh ted: The area about | |strap molasses and it is being) training course. vas invented by Anders iple where Brent hi icked | claimed that consuming quanti-! J ieutenant Wagner will report blue. jties of these knick knacks willl<, the Commander, Air Force,! the | Jad you upon the path to glow-) atantic Fleet, Norfolk, Virginia, rents |ing health, vibrant vitality and) tor assignment to duty involving “Run | help you to live to be a hundred. flying. 14 | Frankly I am not interested in’ “ye ig a graduate of Public you jliving to be a hundred as 1 High School, Van Horne, lowa, | would be unable, at that age, to, and was a member of the a | Keep up with any of my person- “Knights of Pythias” of the same, iverv corral." | al fads, such as redheads, bend-| .i¢g ; . a look at him.* jing my elbow, brunettes and [icutenant Wagner is married! sale.” ,, fainbow chasing. Besides, the) x, mm former Mix Gath Jurge- For City n six candidates {> e = and yet 1 Ros ent down the stairs. ¥. ain't e ad the door and entered oom. The excitement the poker hand had winners of bets were t nd still marveling of the hands, His a silence. Biff ‘Fast work, dacy were in the noustache One week F ¢ rrow, is the date e three vacancies leaned against the closed d an eyebrow and s the matter? I was to put her to bed. She's Musta been a tough job,” s You lost your hat doin realized then that he had airs he has giv ugh it has been Begs ais here a downed jt , 0veht of living on social secur-! meyer, deughter of Mz and Mrs. DR. DELIO CO 2 bar. & wollah erin Vity or old age pension for thirtyi'p ¢. Jurgemeyer, of Keystone, ve years appalls me. The pay-ijowa The Wagner's have three off on that deal would not keep chjidren: Susan Kay (5), Can- sEGes a man decently supplied Withigace Down (3) and Douglas: Today's Grade A yogurt. i Marc (). a There happens to be some rg his stained teeth, “You're (Te be continued) be an ince the number will wheat germ and biackstrap mo- THIS ROCK Anniversaries jlasses in my larder and the Today’s Horoscope. 1796--Sophia Smith, left s for- | blackstrap makes an interesting z tune at 65 and lea it infingredient in a rum drink 1) Today promises one of indus} turn to found Si Coliege,| whomp up on special occosions. thous Mabits and an investigetor, Mass... t Mass, ; But I am not the kind of chap, ‘0 ie. Sadersaed TS = fr webably successful, chiefly i Died sider ruining such i en ; OF 1805—Sallie C. G. Law. libation by dumping through long and earnest labor. } his, Tenn., mat | wheat germ and yogurt into it Many troubles will possibly have + her labors for the Con-| Yogurt was basically sour milk t Be Gvercome, ‘bat, witty, tei ior eters te ¢ be COmparaave: federacy, born Wilkes Co., N. C.|if you want to get right down to/ hopeful nature success cymes 3© d June 28, 189 the curds and wheys and there-) ‘he end. } ae acheapelleecet |fores of the matter. As a chiid I sed to like the way mother got: — GIBB Vice President ir sIn’s first} milk to sour in a flat pan, to be born Paris Hill, Me. Died | Cut imto slices and eaten with a STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Z ly 4 1891 covering of sugar. And hot bis-/ TRIUMPH 3 ht be. The laborer,” j365' charles Gates awes,| cuits and butter smothered in’ COFFEE = store clerk, the carpenter, } Chicaga |sorghum syrup in a delicacy dear i i diplomat, Vice moder! to my heart Little Miss Muffet MILL ary st cases, Hoover, born in Marietta, Ohio, |™made a big thing of the forerun- a getting one. ied Apr. 23, 195) ner of yogurt and there is a lot iS MO excuse, therefore, . igewttalies Dreiser, fa-}to be said for a good pitcher of All Grocers houldn’t all get out and»), novelist, author of “An | uttermilk. But I fail to see how ni or the underpaid nurses at r 2 Tragedy,” born in Ter- | 4n¥ of these goodies, even aug- County Genetal Hosp: Haute, Ind. Died Dec. 28, 1945. mented by wheat germ, can get § YOU Can the underpaid teact 1877—Lloyd C. Douglas, cler-|me on the pitching staff of they HIGH author of best-selling | Dodgers when I reach three Complete Is, born in Col City, | score and ten. In fact I doubt if @NOW -AtH WRITE FOR FREE — ee ee we ee @lLow Payments r @All Books 4 3170 S.W. Sth Si. Furnished 5 es By BILL GIBE mai are making e salary per hese practically nek- make PER WEEK for Died in Los Angeles, Feb. | they can help me reach that mel- low age. Standing on one’s head every ° morning is a fad highly reecom- Today In History ended vy © number ot people. ks’ | Among devotees of this health isé4—Dutch New York sur | puilder is one of my favorite. ¥ } Billie. Burke. I have; feén Her stand-on her head) | mothe ‘morning.and I am glad. Standing on your head is, Revolutionary days. among other things, guaranteed eric first oil wellicg give you a glowing complex- 5 near Titusy Pa. byjion. But it makes one’s feet so Col. Edwin L. Drake—birth of | ,orriply pale. - the commercial production of; | stil] have my hair. a ra ' thirty inch waistline and the rug- open meeting for the in- (6—President Theodor © ged physique needed for canasta, terested public next Friday night.’ Roosevelt orders Public Printer | glaring at television and arguing be at the First Presbyter- to use simplified spelling—ordem | gith my creditors. I cannot at- hurch Annex, (behind the soon revoked. | tribute any of these glowin qual-j 1 itself), and will commence, 192¢—The Briand-Kellogg Pact) ities to yogurt, wheat germ,| 5 PM outlawing war signed in Paris. | tlackstrap or standing on my, 's Anonymous as yc 1942—U. S. Flying Fortresses | head a fellowship of men'bomb — ene! held Rotterdam; Peath faddists are forever try-! ven who share their ex- shipyards. ling to get me to change my ways trength and hope wi 1$44—American advance pa-ibyt I must sadly refrain from that they may solve trois cross the Marne River. ljoining their happy .company. I camon problem and help 1945—American troops beSiflam fated to go my healthiess, lending on Jap soil—first foreign | hapless way, enjoying such mur-j soldiers to land in Japan as con- | gerous habits as guzzling coffee,’ quetcrs in a thousand years. | smoking, flirting with girls, con-/ 1947-—American proposal %/ suming alcohol (that is to pre-/ t the veto brings angry Gro- vent hardening of the arteries} | yko outburst. ‘and havin a lot of fun. When it, jcomes to eating I just go along” ° killing myself comsuming chile, Today’s Birthdays | seq. eces and so forth, and an < _ chairman of |occasional purloined steak. (Who, Bethienem Steel, born in Gosh. | cen afford to BUY steak?) en, N. J., 75 years ago. } oe T. MacEachern, ‘The city of Grasse in southern xf Chicago, director of the Amert- i France 1s dotted with scent-ex- scam College of Surgeons, bern traction factories and is some- imsists upon is that in Canada, 70 years ago. | times called the “Detroit of Per- e Scoholic must want and ask. U- S- Senator Lyndon B. Jobn-/ fume”. r help himself. The chairman of ©" of Texas, born im Stonewall, } local grow t exp Tex, 43 years ago. j ioe chon a5 rode a Marthe Raye, singer-actress, |¥ Railroad, born at Canton, Ii. tg born in Butte, Mont. 35 years 5 years age. ae ago. psig — Prag of ee Dr. George N. Shuster, presi- Court Appeals for District } of Hunter College, New of Columbia, born in Rome, Ga. ‘ork City, born Lancaster, Wis. 59 years ago. 57 years ago. Mary Jane Werd cf Evanston, Harry C. Murphy, president of DL, novelist, botn Paitmont, Ind. the Chicago, Burlington & Quin-/4€ years ago. of a person or or who want With Clear, Pare ater the Citizen, and e information, tur directions. One th: c j | k 4 t