The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 11, 1953, Page 4

| Marathon News | Marathon - This is partly the gt ase Oe almost. Poses «THE KRY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, July 11, 1953 pla Ranch vx aac aaa At Aa She Key Mest Crttzen a eepementnseceeenentnenr seen ssennsseeiesecmsiieeininiaas Published daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub- Usher, from The Citizen Building, corner of Greene and Ann Streets. Only Daily Newspeper in Key West end Monroe County - eee nnn nmennnrennrinnaane > a story of two guys who helped make | with the other. His ie Asean aes exces met cone TELEPHONE 12-5681 and 2-5662 Somber of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is entitind to use for reproduction of ail news dispatches credited to 1 @@ act otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news pablished here. Member Fiorids Press Association and Associate Dailies of Florids Bubscription (by carrier) 25e per week, year $12, by mail $15.69 am open forum and invites discussion of public issue and abject ct locai or general interest, but it will not publish tying in all the loose ends at meet- ings at Key West. A nationall: famous gutboard racer, climaxed his activities by performances every time he to the water in his speedy H BRERE : thon and 12°>Key West Outboard Club entrants made the epochal dash to fame. Fortunately the wea- ther was ideal and the sea calm. |): Of the 17 starters at the Key West Outboard Club Dock area, 15 ar- rive? at the finish line, offshbre in the Marathon Chamber of Com- merce Gulf waters. , Paul Hetrick reports a record crowd of spectators was on at the Key West Outboard ‘NOTAS CUBANAS (. fy cman seen at out Por RAOUL ALPIZAR POYO before, hago “Herrick a they had turned out as a Olvidaste de buscar, dentro de . >. aquel lindo manjito de tentadores | te balrcieag 25 fab re * encantos, algo tan importante y |taces they ‘tan n ‘West Citizen. Similarly, at Mara- necesario para que un amor | io oun tea sea eterno, como lo es el ALMA. haared.the pu Joseaugs — Cajste rendido, ‘ante la belleza de | {) 2 poy su rostro y las lineas de su cuerpo bern reo Boric pis ns plen- de sirens... Fuiste demasiado | ton. Outs the besch, — ingénuo y leventaste a su vera un |" 7.) rangy,: sft = Paul aledzar de esperanzas y de ensue- ye . spoken, 3 Herrick is Race Committee Chair- fios. . . Sofiaste que alli habrias de| 3, for the Key West Outboard hallar un apacible odsis, donde Club. His was a case on Satard F ‘con el ropaje tornadizo de la reali- consider the 50 percent advance in our) _‘® FALTABA EL ALMA which, according to an out-of-town pa-| “Uns profunda laguna i be es H iz habrias de disfrutar. a plenitud,. to- ’ da la realidad de tus justas ansias | between his ot ~ ea justas ansias as announcer. " Pero ella... Ella no tenia ALMA, in various classes t para hacer inmortal, para hacer Key West was part of the job. puro, el carifio que: simulaba 0-)" Paul’ gun started the Class B frecerte, entre captarinas risas ¥ | contestants. at 2 p. m., Class C and . D-1 at 2:05, and the Unlimited i i ifs afe* ite gE a # §on ¢| injusta explosion de:célera miate- de dijiste que le falta- | {ba al Sus ojos, aquellos Gjes;de brillo maravilloso, se tor-| from Key West to ;naron, tristes, muy tristes y entre! obviously record sollozos .conmovedores, rezo 1a} the buoys and yellow ingrata plegaria del olvido. La in-| ignating the finish line a feliz no-conocia lo eterno, no sabia |her of Commerce Beach area de lo inmortal y olvid6..... | set mp shop as official Timer Y despues... . Despues, lord, | Judge of the races. His ne: gibt al reconocer ug eat trade here was a stop vege no quiso poner en su pecho virgi-| pencil and a large clipboard nal, la divina chispa de un ALMA /|cneafs of paper attached, noble, sensible, candorosa y| ‘There was a familiar note in buena... . 5 Paul’s manner of handling the clip- “¥ se truncé el idilio y.volviste a | poard, and the way he went about saberte solo. Mientras ella, envuel- Fe i ii fl fi g it i f ae i : E [ é QA A Bes 3 Fes ley Hf if & 5 i 5 gre a + HI a te to be paid. by collections derived from sewer service. _ Whats the interest the Miami bonds bear? Four and ° ‘Many Miamians think that interest is too #8 ze : i Fl : , {tié com su serdfica ternura, diez i ' ‘ de lirios abrilefios y form6}ta en jlos sombrios crespones de ed first. Cliff Bailey and Walter was because of it that the injunction suit was manos, que estaban|una soledad escalofriante, en vano Crosland tied for second place. ; R s con el éleo de la divini- aps hegere paige tomers ged what reminded of os srmiy 200, eet | a ae ee aes su vida initil, el igor de un) ter, Sure enough, it develo t Loaf jaunders, Gene the interest ong nahn’ angen éscoger un nombre, des-|ALMA, que no tiene, ni tendré ja-| Paul had only recently been re- eee ee | ckeass. = Pa grant joan, the vulgar, el cristiano san-| mas, porque Dios, ei divino Padre | jeased from active army duty. He ‘and crewman|. The interlude of rain did’ not i 2.65 percent. encontrar en su in-|de lo creado, ingénuo o diabdlico| was called back into the Army in to Key West | dampen the spirits of spectators or that accumulates daily for artirologio, un “nom-}un segundo, no quiso ofrecerle ese | 1951, after World War Il service in of the race, | contestants. Free Ice Cream, bal- makes it look exorbitant, and he ta tesoro. .. +» the Navy. In the Army, with an loons, milk, pingpong balls, water- Pudo ser tu redencién y ha sido! Anti - Aircraft outfit, he E i et F i tt trocaron tu tortura y tu ultima esperanza. .. | ed as a ist Sergeant. His most re- plane de alba. Otra vez se cubrié de lotus som-| cent training was most evident in for all, made it ‘a profitable after- ‘ug lindo baie Do re “ dela laguna y/ the stacato way ae he noon fdr winners or losers, ip glade vera de rosal de los hidri ja oxilla, graznaron | rattled off the names con: itis that much for 24 hours of sewer service, | creiste, su pnonorritmica burla. . . . testants who manned the gf BE "particularly if we bear in mind that the increased payment - (goes toward the improvement and modernization of our = ySeguiras solo, siempre solo en el| their crew members, as i camino!. . .” 2 rived, y puso en Asi habl6 el Augur. La voz ex-| Looking at Paul, a most frambuezas en|pird en sus labios, mientras sus) ist Sergeant, got us to cE i r [ Remember when folks on Florida’s mainland used |preve acaso, saz6n, el arte misterioso del en- aoggheo arte = agregar — how the Army has gained in ok f peavren ti a one scoff a because we had wer system? Isn’ ideal, se vistié de luz, fué estrella | gafio que conmueve. .. . un instante, en la brufida esfera | ture since our first introduction 31. Witnesses Date etioiae a Wad fbtatncitg to sien oo ond ; Leqamare to visld | Pos ite le habia Sejodo |e cristal So'nas sugurios. an Army ist Sergeant, back in the *Vinuscel — * Metrieland pre woh pane ae in Florida and far Fl To Spare 19, Isa far pedi Bhs i 3 Word ot” ‘better than in most places eas 4 four foot six inches t: Ram- igen mer REBHIEILION enue , , sth E to Six TIAL : . ‘i flow di naa ge BUCKLEY — CLEVELAND ‘@—It was an or- ne sn Pa Herrick. Our ist| Lateral, | gh gual See ee : asuree sae oo j senplieoed at x amt moiiicns Sergeant in those days also carried 18nd Bint home ‘ hs a * " ™m: ctive gue ice. weapon, a a. ‘ roster at-| 16 Walkin So. A pretty girl in 2'1953 bathing suit is something to see. Pee nas s hic lec a ont pp a _— - couple of days,” shrilled an ex- - te Can anyone name the longest day of the year this : = oman aes ag = = . J Cone ae, shee _ : “I've got fleas.” said the voice. 2 sites « Law enforcement can be only as good as the people = : “I thought one of your dogs could a Bee, s around’ the house a couple want it to be. 4 , of days and pick them up.” a a 77 “We don't lend our dogs,” said | % « ‘Good sports and.regular fellows usually conform to . Leffingwell. ¢ the crowd’s wishes. Sea “ : oe een fone Ste N - “What would my dogs have EB: ' _ People are not equal and never have been, but they thought?” he asked ia ' deserve equal opportunity. Segara: ’» Despite some exceptions, business is still booming and “ € tied Now that the commencement oratory is over, the young graduate can begin to learn the facts about earning a living: ed ce Pre ARNE A ee OUR a Sd a — £ ffi ft . “Wefe-hard to get-along in most communities if you; [me . : : eS seeking either intelligence or truth. commits another act of aggression. i FER a ;