The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1951, Page 8

— Page f ‘Civil Air Patrol | Denounces Shake (Civil Aur Pa Down Story POT Ee rT Eee TTT ew | Talmudic Tales (THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRIS Retold «: THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, December 11, 1957 r = ON THE Legion’s Fun Organization W i \ é Key B ooks ‘Meets Thursday By A. de T. GINGRAS | The local Civil Air Patrol will jmeet Tuesday evening at the Am- jerican Legion Home at Stock Is- | land at 8 p. m., to perfect further } MAS by Clement C. Moore, illustr We by Leon Weis rd, picture | plans for the lc organization, re ORIZON f an n by Rabbi Abraham Levitan eee eee gs Rea yelcbeg }Claude Ross, loca: organizer, sta- | vas i - s junlap, New York City, BS.) led otda spain know! 3 and ley FOPAA AAA MARA AROM Backed by a cover sprinkled) “41 those in the City interested A x ie-eyed blonde, | Its me nbe eee oe te | Even Satan Fears A Shrew | with dolls. drums, and alphaket | in affiliating are urged to attend Vivi Se ere ee ners ia wonue 760 Goa | ‘The devil had transgressed by | 20cks and with closeups of colored | this meeting belie sayiny..“‘you | 104000 of them. in some 150 dae |disobeying an order. He had been | balls and peppermint canes on the) “py Herman Moore has offered shou your: eggs in| “voltures’ or chapte a t charged to bring back a certain | sae cover, this favorite Yuletide his services as medical officer for one bz roup is “Le Sockets soul, and made a mistake by bring- | Poem is rejuvenated for Christmas }the patrol, Rose announced. A Hommes et 8 Chevaux.” Jing the wrong one. For this un-|Stockings. =. ug} The cadets are requested to sg ae ted literally, it means the pardonable error he was punished |* *5¢ Benen ode anda Niek | meet at the Legion Home for this ‘ too y entert lo af ab inan ana & ee severely. He was expelled from | Vit in wooden beds and St. } | meeting instead of meeting at the 4 out se they. did'that. They de oe couies tinh ie Se jis Celestial’ abode, and ordered |*Ushes across a painted dark. There | Key West High School. Any cadet H vote all their time to one medium which spas: Ito live on the earth below, where Te White birches against the night, | desiring transportation is urged to | ,, like 1 and refuse to ' gah The was reduced to the status of 4 N€ moon in a curve of snowheavy |telephone 811 prior to 6 p.m. The heco stage, night : fen taan being opt and sy ee as ae |cadet group is limited to the ages’ glub id television | ke ine onl ar. | Dasher is there a js of 15 to 18. | Sudden of pictures q bora vaca Bact myereg Leen Blixen and. all the neindecr tellows: | —— na serbien tot y . And when the stockings are filled, ~ ner essed choice; his wife was selected for |“ SHALGEE GTS ate o ] W ‘ | h vi < a leave of him as part of his punishment. |% happy Chris ra joenan a to en €a t serene 0 pega A (This mate, although a human be- | $000 night is ere a winter sk Lumpur, Malaya i@—A. Holly wood { tarving ole” in j th« American ing, geosslee i ee ia ee Qn the-sill is a limp clown with | Malayan leader says Communism a piciat Le t at their Oe dev She cease Gees ‘miser- | @ Tuff on his throat and a pepper-|in Malaya is “nothing more or jot there she : a eta sat pa! able for poor tan, that he would | Tint cane A y ie men a. fabulously. wealthy, “ 1 studios "for Srotherhonael have done any thing to return be Egon y objection this, reviewer wacketit. lis : ee low, but of course he had no choice. | 288’ to the book is the illustrator's| W. M. MacLead, member of the (®) Wirephoto gster Vivian the 40 and 8 a Ti page es d sae f the | Version of St. Nickolas. His red | Council of the Malayan Associa-| ood idea not t ood legion- situation ‘the union wae bleseny { ace is all right and even his nose tion, said he estimated conser-| FRANK NATHAN, waving his to one dat With a von He eew nae ta aeS°4 | ike a cherry and his white-as-snow | vatively that the Communists in| hand and adjusting ms collar, nly aca Fii|handsome and very. intelligent | Der. But the fellow has a shape |the jungles were collecting some-| cenounces as “a dirty, filthy and pretty d per ser- Hee Stat Ponts, Lsduen mac. "the tatoo was very | ike an onion! We expect him to| think like $3,300,000 monthly from] lie” a story that he and another a hit as al Hagley pe ~~" Mond of him and the attachment |ave a round little belly “that shook | the sale of stolen rubber. ae agra is oye nae | HURRY BACK | between them became very close.| When he laughed like a bow! full | ——__ Sa ye on Weta se creme he Wiebe sep ass) RPC OE t eee htt { nee ten |Soon the young man was to be | Jelly.” But Artist Weisgard went | relatives and friends are intro a wa Habticaietie seith a succ theater booking agent} Althoug! ONE LAST WORD with the Chief was what surrounding nc |ready to enter college and the se- | 2 little too far. St. Nick’s little head | duced to tell their impressions of| who has had difficulties with in the ea. Says Vivian men were after the above photo. Citizen repo lasting of « profession was discus- | 2%4 his; delicate feet and spindly | the shy and silent artist who. did! the in the past, shouted his “Papa ‘ood baritone, and | SPE tatins \ V y gets a pr 1 answer from the President on her | 04 between father and ‘son. The | ¢8Savith the. great onjon-bulge be-| so many wonderful things with| denial under. oath before Con hai-ise pe as a_ singer, ' 8!0n sticos Will you come back in March, Mr. Président?” father kept urging the boy-to study | een make the poor saint a car- | light. gressional investigators of the too. Ht book me, but he} been called ndivine. Gacine tik man | 900 of himself. | . Of course in all of these volumes, | tax collection service in Wash- bs ies tuls bout it, | the Americ: edicine, Seeing the young a) (MIKE THE GIANT, THE/ai) ref ae Se: | ington. was a ir about i a: hesitated somewhat, he sdisclosed , 7. | all reference to amorous intrigue 6 giving erything 1 earned.” | 40 and 8 project i his real identity and added, “if | 3{RDMAN, THE MAGIC PAINT-| or erotic adventure in the lives of | -- And wit he aGaes: He ey a the you become a doctor my boy, we| 28, THE MAN WHO PAINTED | these four greats has been care: | fw didn’t ten per cent like 25°Y, SHDP eS will be able to meet each other | THE SUN, CHILDREN’S Picture | fully removed from both the text | ¢4 agents ce sete ¥i constantly. You will see me stand-| 800ks ages about 7-12, published | and illustrations. Nor is there any She t y experience. , ing at the bed of every patient | 2¥ Stravon Publishers, New York | adult passion or conflict. and! her with bands : you will be called upon to treat. | City, 32 pages each.) : | In fact the effort on the part of has been es. ana Go ee When I will be at the foot of the | _ Michelangelo, Leonardo de Vinci, | the editors to level the childhood \ The on raat aoe ag bed, the patient will recover, and} ®@mbrandt and Van Gogh, are | of the great masters to that of an! is the 3 ree tee sels anything you will do for him will | fought out of the mustiness of art ; imagined average yourh reader has | remein tee a bien Re oe not affect him oné way or another. | ‘alleries and described for the /taken a certain amount of the ex- | days nly seat iadto On the other hand, when you will |2onsumption of the young lcitement and deserved glamour | pretty old. | her way! add ¢ sor ees see me standing at the head of the | : The illustrations for each book | from these figures. And probably | back ark saonte ae bed,, rest assured that I will be| '"@ divided between black and | each one of these painters in their | Now t ack on Broadway ion Home De there to take your patient's soul; | Yhite photographic reproductions | youth at least got around to chop- ee sivielo y has been tak $ the local Chef de and whatever you will do for him | 'fthe artist's original works, and } ping down a cherry tree. ! img on ‘ curricular acti-| 7 ee will be of no consequence, as that | 9 three of the books with Mitchell | — —-—_— --_- --___— vities. 1 ! role | af patient must surely die oster's illustrations of the artist —make our in th mu haking ‘ ‘ sa The son did as the father sug- Moving in his milieu ie the van} mM records, « radio wor and a Coa t Guard Tows Soiléd, “aed Hegan. t6 study aceih ue volume Henry Kallem does | Rexa ba aaa ale wags cepa 3 ‘i after; the Devil disappeared, for ; : : eg ' Fatthe mansied fo.nn a beaut Shrimper Yo Port he was restored to his former posi- | or, nree. oF the books, and illu-| J ee we nes satin cal cis tion. The son became a doctor and | {pr "wr, Macren Poster, the text ‘or TSN aT Tema) a eerie: (cee dee eae cine established his offtee in a small} “T° "\KE HE GIANT the! ii ia fo agent Manny ‘from the shrimper, Cracker Ray, By hat ad only toe otter G60-| Visine. manor ig taker back tortie . Fra 1 excellent cook, too | owned by Dayco, Inc., of Thunder. 2 oe ttaly of 1475 into the workshop of | Bat teries ev doesn’t get much | bolt, G nying they were dis- One night while the older doctor j the stonecutter where the boy | Fe for the eha to whip up any of her ' abled and drifting at a position was away, the most distinguished Michelangelo first played among | ah wpeecialties days ‘miles south southwest of Rebecca man in the town became very ill, |the hugh blocks and learned the | . entire family! Vivian says that she enjoys movie | shoals’ light and the young doctor was called | smoothness and colors of marble : aati ih she finds stage’. Sending the Coast Guard patrol in the absence of the older man. | and:the-haraness and brilliant ery- } Regardless of the make of hearing work ating, because of ' boat 83403 fo their assistance they ited tae ton Sha Sickroom, the | stato of granite. His friendship with | tig 908 ne ETTOR SA" AND | the “Live ice | arrived on the scene at 11:30 Sun = 4 if boa » | Lorenzo de Medici is described and “B" BATTERIES by getting a free Ul Before making “Skirts Ahoy,” |day and took the Cracker Bay in Meee Stat Pt Standing at the head of the bed. |nis tong years of sculping and| dementatior ofthe renarkable new GARDNER Vivian appeared in numerous other | tow arriving in Key West at 6:45! e i esas ges phen is oe jesse sea ane painting until he et sae eee fea a piesa ees pictures, inctuding “State Fair,” |p, m. Sunday. There were thre¢ yoodbye to Key West as City | Way. Be jen Joking at the | of 89 looking through his window at | Hearing Aids. , “Nob Hill,” and ‘Something For | people on board the radio-equip Ee ec Tee wt espe Bye oak looker aay motiniae, wig <xcused himself, |the dome of St. Peter's which he; a€TNOW...oFFERumiteoD! || — PHARMACY — bead jee. ehrimper es 2 him, they both went outside. ‘The [2&0 designed. dtl Shen oplr sean sippe aE 4 ee ane : | - —~-——— wa ie penned to plead with the Devil The story of Leonardo de Vinci | ersjonly one set of batteries to each; The Rexall Store Para conducting a, tal-}film ealled ‘Miracle of Our Lady Bi ; ent bunt fer professional magician te portray the late Harry Houdtni | film im a scree phy of Houdini’s| The United Artists film version fife. Studi ecutives say they're | of Charles Dickens’ beloved classic searching f at tian who not!"A Christmas Carol has been only can act, but also is sufficiently | singled out for an honor. It has been youthful in appearance to portray | selected by scholastic magazine a the kir of magicians . in .his |its picture-of-the-month twenties. That's the age vat which| Farley Grarger is set as Jeanne ihe sereen biography will open. {Crain’s co-star in “The Gift Of They y the man should be a} The Magi.” professional magician first andj| The film is the first of Five 0 then an actor use magicians | Henry stories to be known as “The | have a certain suavity and presence that would be difficult for the non. magician to simulate Dunninger, the well-known men- talist and a life-long friend of Houdini © technical adviser on this film Production has started on the jof Fatima.” It’s a Warner Brothers | Full House.” | Sixteen song writers are r | sented in the music Sta ithe new Warner Brothers a | musical | George and Ira Gersh | Porter, and Sammy Cahn € |among the writers of the all-time | songs presented in the picture in, Cc ; man beings Atomic Warning | Device Now Made YORK, Dec. 11 lectric company new watchdog NEW General E' une im.—The an- | device | created because of the atomic times we live in It’s a device which sounds an} alarm when atomic radiations in n area get too dangerous for hu- The company says the new alarm can be used to monitor large areas <-se i To travel the Alaska Highway, a motorist is required to have a driv e's license, six good tires, at least} $100 in cash and an accident policy. | iepinac Celebrates First Mass Since Release BIS FE ES plainly showing the effects « Stepina c eaves the village church at Krasic, ¥ since from prison. With him at rig F Ste uc s is still Archbishop of was é on that he did got leave biden to ¢ » function of archbishop. H | wags | Knohl Testifies to please leave the bed room or at least change his position to the foot of the bed. ‘This is the chance *of my life dad; if this important patient recovers, my future is as- sured.’” “I am sorry my _ boy,” replied the Devil, ‘This is a divine order,“ ahd cannot comply’ with fyour fequest, much as I would ‘like’ to’ help you”’ The excited young doctor contin ued to plead with his father, but Satan was firm. In desperation, the | son said. “Dad, if- you don’t leave § | at once, I shall have to call mother, your wife.’ Upon hearing the word wife,” the old Devil meekly repli ed “I'll go to the foot of the bed. Please don’t call your mother.” Senator Wants Less Spending WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 m, Democratic Senator John Me Clel- lan says the gravest problem fac- ing congress next year will be keeping the government solvent, while paying all the arms bills. The new budget may be as high as 85-billion dollars. If so, says Me {) Wirephoto an, LARRY KNOHL of } fi on domestic spending and make defense spending is carefully screened.” testifying fore | t | } | we've | | | got to find some way to economize | in Florence is told in THE BIRD- | MAN. Incidents in his colorful life are presented simply for the child, | as well as how his Last Supper and | Mona Lisa came to be painted, | and his success in constructing | the first flying machine. In the. MAGIC. PAINTER; - Rém- brandt’s gho8t’ comes down the | ebimney..of:a modern. house. wear-. ing a»tall hat usually associated | with the New England Puritan. 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