The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 8, 1951, Page 8

| i ) ide 8 ret er ces Ds thi Wi nat mi wi ty ret S i ele ne} sion is w her to) oon ce en is é tlan ow mbt yor mit ean an “wl ter Pre var se 4 fom: ned at. cing wed us | he stre all ¢ Kis yees g de ast rmb: Sho} ucin whor the nd jal « ite ke t ty, les: m'p mee es, 0 trop ma take ‘ation ny b ‘satil ats, = 1 pe ction rists 's of ‘irst sev ere | hos nm at Vins ook lary e dk ont rs one ted dge ich icial 1 be THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thur: Red I be - SEE SRN LOGS Liksé Ris peenhovei BERL: #.—About the only citi- zens of Bonn the Russians regard as worthwhile is a chap by the ne of Ludwig Beethoven Soviet er the system its enough to cali Beethoven a master musician. The Russians | read into his works all sorts of | tortured dreams for the workers and dire curses for the ruling, classes. Every year since 1945, the | Soviet press in ideology about “piece up a Beethove en his birthday, Dec- | is around ymphony as loaded with] onary” politics. It shows | Beethoven was dismayed at} gall of Napolen wanting to be and that his “democratic revolted, so they say nat AL PALMER th emperor spirit 1 is —_— 7 Hatue 4 tbe itini will no ‘ the craft over tos special Korea Bury ed Jersey = shoes du EN M p—Korea en- : in Floridian i the Malayan rubber market ze Aubdnch hecinake month for the first time since | e" ity oe visits Ke Korean war with a purchase | era tove ir Sasori me Gat ¢ | conveniences of possible in his | ¢ var ebies et paianet y city apartment ial skipper Lat statistics show Penang | BE age ae and tin exports during Gullit by the Huckins Yacht i know these waters around Ananbed deritie Fa | : September dropped by more than | urporation of Jacksonville, she | Key West like | know my own pe 06 = a ss as modern as tomorrow. She bathtub,’ Tarantini smiled. “i : used to bring the big ships in here during the war.” The Hatuey her 200 h.p was launched at Jax about the beginning of last month and pull ed into the Gulf Oil Dock here to uck the heavy weather, just the ot for physical examination—and any oue who piays tag with shark and | barracuda in their natural habitat | is a lead pipe cinch to be one-A— | will turn Diese!s over both tomorroy other. day. and be gone by the time you wake vill report sooner than soon Skipper Ettore Tarantini broug' up. (That's livir man!) th = ae ger areas e | er n from Miami in nine ABOVE THE- TIDE MARK d Almeida was among the orig- | inal quartet that discovered the | ancient wreck on the ocean bot- | tom some months past. He was | also in the party that fought a | running battle with a 13-foot,7- | inch, hammerhead shark a few | weeks ago. He designed and built a top flight spear gun and used it whenever he wasn’t playing it sweet and low on a variety of wind instruments with thefamed trio. He first came to Key West a few years back with Bernie Cumming’s ork, at that time supplying the music at the Casa Marina. He took a long, hard look at old Cayo | Hueso and said, “This is for me.” A short time later he moved a| trailer into a park on Simonton Citizen Staff Photo |street and since then has been | making life miserable for groupers, LUXURY LINER (j. g.) | sharks, jewfish and other denizens \of the deep hoi “Just crusing,”’ he explain- Those sighs of relief coming from| At 23 he is an accomplished the larger game fish in the waters | musician and the boys in the back- around Key West (quite a feat room are giving odds that he will that, sighing under water) can be jland in a service band. Coming to ed. “When we open her up she’ll do slightly better than 20 knots.” ‘The dream boat (that’s what she is, yes sir!) is owned by Jose traced to the fact that’Uncle Sam | think of it there are severabarmed Rosch, onetime Finance Minister has sent the customary greetings | forces’ orchestras that could us of Cuba, now head of the Bacardi | to goggle fisherman (senior grade) | the lad's talents. He will be missed Corporation. Unable to wait until the weather cleared Senor Bosch | left Key West yesterday by plane Charlie Almeida. Charlie, who | around the Island City by all—ex- plays sax with the Internationa! |cept the groupers, sharks, jewfish ; Trio, received his orders to report and other denizens of the deep |his great hospitality. MRS. JESSIE M. SCHRIBER. president of visit to Key West recently Tal aie > Retol: by Rabbi Abraham Levitan DIVINE PATIENCE Father Abraham was known for His tent was open to the four points of the com pass, enabling the weary traveller ;to find an open and welcome door regardless of his creed. Whoever came by his door race, color or was invited to enter It Lappened on one occasion, an entire day passed without any traveller seeking his hospitality. As evening approached and it became cooler, Abraham went forth to find at least one traveller whom he could befriend. Late in the “evening he found an old man wan- | dering along the road. He immedi ately invited him into his tent to rest and refresh himself. Abraham prepared a sumptous meal for the iwanderer, and personally waited The cffice hen the stranger had finished Abraham invited him to join in prayers to the Everliving , ciful God, the Creator of The nocturnal visitor sat sil- attention to Observing and paid ham’s re st e host asked his guest if he 2 ard what had been suggest ed. The guest just looked bored and uninterested and made no re. ply. At this, Abraham became a little impatient; but feeling that perhaps he had not made himself clearly understood the patriarch said, “Have you nothing to say at all?’ The dld man looked up to ward his host who was standing in front of him, and said in a rather sharp tone, “Why do you pester me about your God? | am not one bit interested in Him. I have an idol in my possession t I made myself. That is my- god and to him \I pray.’ Abraham greatly amazed at this statement, went into a de tailed explanation, trying to show old heath the utter foolish: and futi of praying to It has a Way with Women 2 ea we think that too little iJ attention is given to the fair sex in automobile advertising. It’s the woman who has an eye style and fine fabrics—and a nose Re tops. After all, it’s the woman of the house who has to do most of the shopping, which involves getting into tight places at the curb. And it's surprising what tight spots a Buick can fit into at a turn of the wheel. But we suspect something else. suspect that a woman gets jus ing this great-powered and trig, quick bundle of vitality to bow to . ° will. 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The local chapter teld a reception and meeting for the visitors in Photo By, MeLain . group, paid an_ official=visit - the Knights of Pythias’ ‘hall, } and Mrs. Mary Williams, a past president of the October 23. Shown, left to right © Mrs. Frances Albury, Mrs. Bloney Valdez, Mrs. Josephine Johnson, Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. Jessie M. Schriber, Mrs. © Muriel Ke Mrs. Kathleen Kelly, Mrs. Bernice Park and Mrs. Lou Thomp son. . on him while he ate. The visitor | wooden image; but the words of S P ki M s D r Talmudic Mean seg aisplayed | wisdom were uttered to deaf ears. / SOME PUMPKIN ore Dee | almudic VEU ee oe Concluding that’ the case was} “T. FRANCES, Ont ame quite a hearty appetite hopeless, Abraham’s ire was arous-| MOOSE JAW, Sask. (Pj—M.| FT. NCES, Ont. W—Predi tion that deer herds wil ine] again in a few years was made} R. C. Passmore, Ontatio gow ment biologist who c wide survey of this atea.~ the Ft. Frances area at pre seit averages about seven > square mile ed. and he ordered the heathen to!C. Biden has a giant pumpkin leave his tent at once, in spite of ;He grew a monster weighing 42 the lateness of the hour and the | pounds, and 54 inches in cireu dangerous condition of the high- ference way. Feeling greatly disappointed, {— _ - - the aged patriarch went to sleep. | cause he refused to acknowledge He had a dream that the Lord God as the Creator of the uni appeared to him, and asked, “Why | verse, in spite of my explanation,” did you drive that poor old man| replied Abraham. “I have borne ee The first coin authorized by out into the darkness at such a/ with that old heathen for almost i a late hour?” “I became very angry jeighty years, and you lost your United States Congress was at him and lost my patience be-! patience after a few hours 1787 penny DO YOU KNOW OF ANYTHING THAT IS CHEAPER NOW THAN IT WAS BEFORE THE WAR ELECTRICITY IS! We Do Not Know Of Any Other Commodity That Is