The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1951, Page 6

Pege'$ ‘THE KEY west CITIZEN Friday, November 23, 195) SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTER EI ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE OOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Opening Dance Of Season Is Benefit Affair For Cerebral Palsy Clinic Here =The season's opening dance at La Concha Hotel tomorrow night at 9:39 p. m. for the benefit of the Cerebral Palsy Clinic. Every civie organization in the city and all the top officials have been extended in- yitations. A large and distinguished attendance is expected. Formal dregs is optional. * oe : The Sjursen’ orchestra, sponsor- jn cretary; and Mrs. Virginia ed by the Junior Woman's Club! cands, secretary. Aipprocedibl alge 40 is invited. "yrs. Harvey Bush heads the dance committee listfment of a cerebral palsy clinic here. Program chairman for the event The committee chairmen and is Mrs. cf B. : athe ae. 7 vs have been working dili-/ man is Mrs. /uho " pe ? . Door prizes have been donated gefftly to-make the affair a suc cess. Officers of the association ate* Mrs. Everett Cox, president; Electric Aneeaee: eee oe Mre Esther May McAllister, ireas-| Stowers, Kantor’s alg ste uret; Mrs. Toni Williams, record- Pearlman's department i B by the following: Beachcomber, Poinciana Musical Proves Successful Under Direction Of William Black , icdians =r the direction of William Black,| =Poinciana aunste eps sia pee ray fi > Batons’ a Beenie Be ey ae a) y nights in the school auditorium ment ‘Tiba} dances by ~the were @-eolorful spectacle with the students in vivid costumes, com-| splefé with to jawks. Drum beat-) inggand war awhoope added to the; ‘WEATHERMAN | lively, production. At ithe festival, | thesprayer for the Pilgrims was aa) a ‘pote of impressivenes: raise is due Johnny Scof-| field whoshad charge of the lieh' Forecast Hi ight work was most: ; 73 tethers % ohek ie ra the dance of the! Key West and Vicinity: Partly Indian Princess and the Big Chief| cloudy with Blow) ising lee Rape slaborate| tures with risk of a few brief ee cnet poe | showers. Winds should be mod- sgn Stone acted as student) erate to occasionally fresh 13-23 a | mph. northeasterly and easterly program director. Assistant direc- tor was Miss Mary Ann Lo Castro. The dramatic director was super-. visor of make-up. ; Nearly 00 pupils took part in the picturesque production which was; ‘today and Saturday. Florida: Partly cloudy today and Saturday except is home for the holida temperatures. Jacksonville through the Florida Straits: Easterly winds moderate ‘one of the Most successful given in Key West. - Coming Events FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23— ‘Meeting,..Alcoholics Anonymous, First Presbyterian church, 8 Spatich, children of elementary gehool level, San Carlos school, lh Pifern Chapler 21 OES ern Chapter s * Rite Temple, 8 p.m. shion show and luncheon, Of- ficers’ Wives Club, Fort Tay- Jor at noon. meeting of Key West to fresh elsewhere today and Sat- urday. Partly cloudy to cloudy weather with a few local showers| in south and central portions. East Gulf: Moderate to fresh Partly cloudy weather with a few local showers in the extreme, southern portion. Repori Key West, Fla., Nov. 23, 1951 Observations taken at City Office SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24— for A.M. EST Meeting, Children’s Missionary| |. ‘emperatures a group, Ley Memorial church jHighest yesterday 10 to 11:30 a.m. Lowest last night ......... we 68 bard of directors meeting of |Mean soe 2 g West Players, home of Normal 73 ‘Com . and Mrs. Lee Goddard, a * 417 United, 4 p.m. Precipitation ; SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25— Total last 24 hours .......... .0 ins. 1 service, Fern Chapter | Total this month .... - 3.49 ins. “i, O-E.S., Scottish Rite Tem-| Excess this month +1.67 ins. ple, 3 p.m. Total this year .. .. 23.33 ins} MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26— Deficiency this year -13.94 ins.! eting, ist Men, Cabal cee eek ented Men, Ca Relative Humidity «* 9:00 A.M. 82% leros Metodistas, Wesley house 8 p.m. Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 182 Dt henna Barometer (Sea Levet) 9:00 A.M. ottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. | over extreme north and moderate! )<° mediterranean. eight of the little fellows.” | ——- + CURATOR {Continued From Page One? I collected | | The curator explained that liz- | kill them as they would other} reptiles.” During the recent - cool a.log and the lizards were too} cold to get up and really run that .manner.” | Conant also received per- | mission to hunt lizards on the | Naval Base. “But it was not a very, good place to go reptile | hunting,” he confessed. “The Navy keeps things much too ship shape for that.” z00 for Key operated in. conjunction with the | aquarium. “Next to major league ‘base- | ball the zoo draws more people than any other attraction in. | ena cage Conant reveal- reptiles, Conant is a director for the institution. “We keep three radio programs going | .| 200 is in Philadelphia.” said Conant R. O. T. C. Student jed later. Citizen Staff Photo CLAYTON SIMS, now enrolled at the University ys..He is a former employee of The Citizen as guest speaker at the Ertzman de members, Mi: Mis. of the |. vember 13 wa Mrs. — Heste Caught.a few fine specimens in| éhairman, announced would be no meetin: but Christmas the Atlantic Conant also advocated a small! Municipal Aquz West, possibly to be | four of the type “It’s remar display Kroll w of Florida, Business And Professional Women Hear Talk On Life In Afghanistan i Richard Ertzman, instructor of drama at the cloudy at times} school, gave an interesting talk on his year of and a few brief showers on the! children in Afghanistan, lower east coast. Slowly rising | fessional Woman’s Club during the me Key West teaching English te business and Pro. eeting Wednesday night at 8 p.m.! heard about the new de living customs of the people there and | showed samples of | parel and their escribed the wearing uses to the ap club Minnie Porter Harris spoke ate Mrs. ards are useful to have around.! moying tribute “They eat up disease-carrying in-| member, who was so highly es- easterly winds today and Saturday.! sects. and many people .will not|teemed in the community Canned goods and purchasing meat for snap | baskets for the needy was collect the lizard expert went on his most | ed. The report on the success. of fruitful hunts. “I would turn over |the enchilada dinner Mae Douglas in to the belovec money’ fo: given No also made Stutz, that December busines: that plans for party would be publish-} | types of turtles which occur along | West's | Key coast Kable,” Conant said. the farhous turtles.” | . Conant took both still and mov- | Apart from being curator of! ing pictures of the Aquarium’s | ad to be Shorty” after so publicity | “Shorty,” who, Kroll: revealed, | ty” re-christened “Mi: four ‘years of pa .| Per week in addition to a half-| ing herself off as the less deadly | West, will eventually be pictured .| hour television show, so you. can | of the species. .| judge from that how popular our} The Aquarium idea was pro- moted here some yéars ago by that of -the five’ the late Dr. Robert O. Van High| her sorority sisters of Iota Aaly Thanksgiving publicity! there ium boasts of | told Mossadegh: * Student Returns, |For Vacation { Clayton Sims, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Henry Sims, 200-D Poinciana | Place and former employee of the \Citizen, is home on a four day | vacation with his parents here. | He enrolled at the University \of Florida for mine weeks and is }a member of the R.O.T.C. | { Young Sims said the training | Consists two one hour class | periods and a two hour drill period |which meets every week | Said he, “I am enjoying it very | much although it requires lots of | |study and work. I have been, and) jam planning to continue to work |my way through school. This isn't as difficult as one would think as the expenses there are extremely | moderate. | | Looking well and happy, Ciayton| dropped into the office of the news-| | paper to say hello and renew ac- | quaintances. \Famed Raul’s ‘Opens Again | \With New Decor | Thanksgiving Day became more | than another memorable dav vester for Nancy and Chuck Thornburgh because it marked the re-opening of their lovely res taurant out on the Boulevard fac ing the blue Atlantic Among the distinguished gue ts who flock | d to sample the cuisine | of the r Chef, Pietro Jeno 4 Mrs. Thornburgh’s Sondra. Golan a se, ster, | id seven of >| Pi of. Miami Many favorable comments wer which tropical in feeling. | The lovely bamboo screen climbing tropical plants at separating the dining from the beautiful bar; boo drapes at all the windows, | and especially the four wonder- ful Gerald Leake Water color, of Key West fishing boats an waterfront scenes, add beauty All in all, the consensus is that re-opening was mo than ssful, and the popularity of are with | the D base cer the ba i ! ME | HERO’S WELCO ‘Continved from Page One) — | settlement of the Iranian oil dispute. However, Mossadegh thanked his| | countrymen for the big ‘homecom-! jing reception, The crowd yelled: | “Long Live Mossadegh.” In the official greeting, | acting premier—| S critical Anglo Tran’s her Kazemi-—| You are an anti-) | imperalist hero. :| In his stopover in Cairo, Mossa- |“the amount of various fish on|degh Urged that Egypt and Iran} here. Also the coopera-| work closer together | tion received from manager Bill » helped me photograph | in a joint fight dgainst British imperalism.| | Duersen, a regular visitor to Key | West. | Moving pictures of “Miss Shor-! will be shown at lectures in| $ | the near future. The turtle, along! with fellow reptiles from Key | in the:coming book “Field Guide | to Reptiles” which Conant hopes to complete early in the new} * year. | Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi Sor! $0.16 ins.—1021.3. mbs. rity, Sai Jos school, 8 ro ri roe te _ Tomorrow's Almanac Handicraft special _ interest , Sunrise vemrmnenenone 8250. QAM up, Officers’ Wives’ Club, | Sunset 5:38 p.m Bide 178, N. S., 7:30 p.m, | Moonrise 2:17 a.m. Special interest group, cooking, | Moonset cdo 2:24 p.m. home of Mrs. Vincent Schu- ees ae macher, Quarters I, Naval Tid s Laebisoy 10 a.m. es peaking class, Emily Goddard, Woman's Club, 3 to 5 p.m. aenasow TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27— High Lew Meeting, Order of DeMolay boys, 6:03 a.m. 11:42 a.m. Scottish Rite Temple, 7:30 p.m. 6:12 p.m. Sane , Sparkling Waters Re- . 000 h lodge No. 14, Knights) apprrionAL TIDE DATA of lt, 8 p.m. Meeting. Yo Hal re Sy allow. Reference Station: Key Wes ‘ship, First Methodist Church mac lea coe rr bar 5 Copeman ; Tide hich water Meeting, Ever Read, lub, | re home of Mrs. Siri sikes meee) nee eT 1015 Windsor Lane,'3 p.m. | | Ne Name Key Bowling, Navy Wives league, |, (east end? —-+2h 20m NS. Alleys, 1 p.m. Boca'Chica (Sandy Pt.) -—oh 40m | Caldes Channel (north end) -+2h 10m Meéting and dinner, Kiwanis, ‘South Beach patio, 6:45 p.m. Ping pong tournament, YMCA- , 8 p.m. +14 ft Spanish lessons, High Schoo |{—)—Minus sign: —_—_ Corrections level children, San Carlo | to be subtracted. School, 3:30-4:30 p. m. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to Spanish class for beginners | : be added. sponsored by the N.C.CS.} USO, at Saint Mary Parish Hall, 1021 Duval street adults. 8 to 9 p.m. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28— Book review, special interest group, Fort Taylor, 10 a.m. Spanish classes, aduit begin- ners, 8 to 9 p.m, San Carlos school. Dancing classes, Ft. Taylor Officers’ Club, 8 to 10 p.m. Interesting Notes The Statue of Liberty was dedi- |eated by Grover Cleveland on Oct, 28, 1886. A comet is subject to a varying attraction from the earth as well as other planets. Carden. The U.S. had 44,670,588 regis. Meeting, Jr. Chamber of Com- | tered automobiles out of the world merce, club house, 8 p.m |total of more than 62 million in Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room | 1949: Overseas hotel, 7:45 p.m. Meeting, Nat’! Executives Club | of Key West, South Beach! . restaurant, 7 p.m | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29— | Med el reine diamond "NS, *special interest group} 10. ash. | Bowlit lavy Wives’ Leagut, Le 1 pm. The Indiana University library's Department of Special Collections’ and Rare Books houses some 23,000 books and pamphlets and 170.000 manuscripts. More than seven centuries ago, Koreans were compelled by Mon- | gol conquerors fo provide a fleet of ships for an invasion of Japan. The invasion failed. General Hospital Auxiliary, 2 p.m. t students, | 7:30 to Woman's “MISS SHORTY” MISS SHORTY. complete with photogenic flippers, ‘The Conants are recording her known only as “Shorty” during species. for il the three AND FRIE poses patiently : ; lustration in their forthcomin, Municipal Aquarium manager here, revealed this morning that ‘Citizen Staff Photo NDS for pictures like the ham she is. g book, Incidentally, Bill Kroll, “Miss Shorty” was originally years she passed herself off as the less deadly of the they would ee had had Have to and-move around you“weré so full you could hardly move at all? Well, 1 h 1 all if I on my you evel rst will pardon me little bit slower I gm just rounds to day, because PHAT EE 1 see by the papers that 1 am about to become an M.C, at Fashion Show that “Buttons, Pins and Bows’ is sponsoring at the Poinciana: Center next Tues- day and don’t think 1 ain‘t that thrilled; Besides, I’ve been prom- ised that they will feed me too. They are going to start this here now shindig off with a covered dish iuncheon at 1:30 P.M., and everyone is invited. All the ladies will bring covered dishes and | hope tots come, because | am looking forward to sampling skillions of Key West dishes, At 2:45 the fashion show will start and everyone who has bought anything at all from the Buttons store and made anything of is invited to put it on and parade it for me and the other judges, Mrs. Dwight Putnam and Mrs Frances Bates to see. There will be prizes too from GIFT HOUSE, BUTTONS, PINS AND BOWS, and other generous merchants. Mrs. LaVica Gustafson, sweet little livewire behind these doin’s handed me the lowing little doggerel: * the all fol. ; “Wear your clothes “From Buttons and “And maybe you'll win a prize! “Bring a dish “For lunch if you wish “Bh feast for your mouth and your eyes!” Ke eek BRINGING UP BABY weather tip If you'r: hort of drying sp gency, tip baby's 5 its le and drying rack * NOTICE! NOTICE! Chief Kemp doesn’t know about it or he would siap a parking ban around the Children’s Cor- ner for security 2 MONDAY Night. that SANTA CLAUS in person is going to make his annval call there, (he sent Mrs. Thompson a telegram saying so) and he is very anxious that all the kiddies in Key West come down to make their wishes known. And just in case he should happen to forget an item here'and there .. . and that should never happen . . . have your lists all made up and Bows ug in use it * next e reason is you can drop them in his mail | box for his latest checking. Don't forget now... DAY, NOVEMBER 26 AT THE CHILDREN’S CORNER FROM 7 TO 9 P.M. And don’t say old Jaxon didn’t tell you. x * & People whd have got into the habit of thinking that Christ *t Christn without roa turkey may be surprised to that Christmas doesn’t necessar mean roast turkey to the other countries of the world. In Sweden, older than his oldest child — they! ance the Christmas piece de re: is Lutfisk, a dried fish soaked for three weeks before Christmas in a solution 6f wood ashes, lime, and soda diluted with water until the fish increases to fout normal size. Julgrot (rice cooked in milk) and the Swedish couldn't have Christmas without it In Italy, people prefer cels in wine, with a panettone, or currant; loaf. Lithuanians eat boiled pe for luck, and beet Soup, fish sauer- kraut, beans and Kisielius (fer- Mented oatmeal gruel, served cold). In France, they prefer Pate de foie gras. In Denmar'! Germany, Austria, and England, rather have roast Norway, they prefer goose. In Pork ribs. We can’t help wistfully hoping that wherever people sit down to keep this Christmas, there'll plenty of what they like best x *& & The mouse that ran up the | clock ould go crazy around | Beachcomber Jewelers. They | have such a beautiful collection. | If you"have an ear for clocks you would note that the lovely | Westminster Chimes Clock is set to chime every fifteen min- utes, There are also ship’s bells, | and have you noticed the original Kieninger and Obergfell 400 Day Clock? If your man admires fine clocks he couldn't get a nicer gift on Christmas. Could be | Christmas time is Clock time and Beachcomber Jewelers has them ‘from a Baby Ben to Big Ben, the gamut from $2.95 to $185.00. Things | see at B achcomber: Back to clocks. That one in the window needs never be wound. Maybe you think that the tem- perature affects you; that clock runs on a 2° Temperature change. The devble job with the t | | | NOTICE! you have a date | | with SANTA CLAUS ON MON- times its | be TO WOMEN PHONE: Citizen Office, 1925 barometer is good on land or sea. Rik *& Dining table not big enough? The minute Solution to this dilem- familiar card table, set ommodate the overflow— children. But one enter- g householder has an original hly Satisfactory solution to problem, He made an e€x- tension out of a piece of plywood. about three feet long and the same idth as the fable. Then he nailed two-by-two’s for legs. For Christmas dinner and other large therings of relatives and friends, unpainted makeshift table is placed the end of the dining able. When covered with a table- cloth, the two tables look like one table this vi Auspicious Tee Debut | INDIANAPOLIS.—#.— Alex Del- ;veechio of the Indianapolis Capi- itais in the American Hockey {League had an auspicious intro- | duction to professional hockey. He |scored the winning. goal in. over- jtime in his first game in the pro | ranks. i 1 ° ‘The Smiths Have It | DURHAM, N. C. @®—Duke Uni- versity’s football team is well re- presented by the Smiths this sea- |son. And all of them come from Nogth Carolina. Walter is from ; Raleigh. He is an end on the }squad. Halfback Charlie is from | Wilmington and another halfback— ' Jim—hails from Winston-Salem. | TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 -A.M., EST ye *&- *& | Shades of Captain Kidd pard- | ner, and hand me my six-shoot- er, Mar-Ed unpacked a whole pee hg treasure chest of Christmas | pitings = finery today, and | aim te 9° | Birmingham — down and held up the joint. | Bismark % Honest to Pete kids, I've never | Boog “ so many beautiful gowns in Buffalo all my born days. It would take Charleston pages te even start describing Chicago the things | saw and (I’m. still cee Christi bug-eyed. The materials are Hesvchayte cates 20 varied and so colorful, the detail Detroit 34 is fabulous and 1 wish to heck El Paso 50 Cecil B. DeMille were here to Ft Worth 65 throw around a jew adjectives Galvexton 65 like ‘‘Super,” “Stupendous,” and Tickennvillc 51 “colossal,” but seein’ as how he Saneaa City. 25 isn’t, | can only say, “go on in, | ve. : - | it doesn’t cost a thing te look oe has 4 2 oF donee Meridian 53 the Meathe ee roast-| Miami ou. chicken day: Saute the chicken! Minneapolis se liver in butter or margarine. Cut to your. led-egg mixture and seram- into smalls pieces. Add i t kK OX Just one word to the people be- | fore | get on with Christmas. Yesterday being national Turkey Day, and me with only a small daughter to celebrate with this year, | let her choose ou! ing place. Well she must read the ads, because without any hesite- tion whatever, she said, “Te Raul’s, of course Mother.” 1 shail ask my daughter’s advice more ottes if it is always a: good, in the first place, it is fairyland, Elves with magic fingers have been at work, and the lovely wood textures have been supplemented with fine bamboo at the windows and the dining room is now completely private, with a particion and screen separating it from the new cocktail lounge. But as you can’t eat decere- | tions, let me tell you that Raul’s reputation. Of course we had Turkey, and Chestnut dressing i haven't had better sifte grand- mother used to make it, Evéry- thing that went with it was per- fection too, from the Oinner Wine to the Mince Pie (ummm) »| and coffee. As | was boosted into my car, you could faintly hear me murmur, “! shall return,” and you'd better believe itt Ae Ee An adult as a parent isn’t any more than lives up to last year’s | Memphis |} New Orleans | New York Norfolk Oklahoma City Omaha ... Pensacola Pittsburgh Roanoke St. Louis San Antonio .. San Francisco Seattle ......... Tallahassee Tampa ............ Washington dt CASS US EE: TRAIN MAY HAVE (Continued From: Page One) other had moved, against a red or stop signal. Twenty seven persons were in- jured in the accident. both started from scratch the day the baby arrived. KOR. Old Blondes never die, they just fade away, but not if they visited DONALD’S! “cx * If there breathes a soul so dead that he or she doesn’t entertain a high regard for the old gentleman with the long white whiskers, the ted velvet suit and the sleigh bells, this benighted creature may have some cause to cavil at this column between here and Christmas. 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