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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07

brated this Sunday at Grace
Lutheran church, 1915 Petronia
street. The service will begin at
II am, with the Rev. F. H. Zuch-
er officiating, His theme for the
sermon will be, How Can I Be
Sure Of Eternal Life?"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07

this church are as follows. Nom
day, $50 p. M, meeting of the
stewardess board; Tuesday, $50
p. m, prayer and class meeting;
Thursday. $50 p. M, choir. re-
hearsal; Friday, 8 p. m, Boy
Scout meeting, Friday, $50 p.rl.,.
Star Of Zion will meet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07

meeting and weekly deacon's
business meeting; Wednesday
$50 .. M, youth night, instruc-
ton and recreation: Friday, $50
D. M, Boy Scout meeting and
choir rehearsal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07
Fellowship Hour At
First Presbyterian

First Presbyterian church, cor
ner White and Washington. Rev.
Melrose S. Avery pastor, will
have Sunday school at 10 am. to-
morrow and morning worship at
II am, at which time the pastor
will have for his sermon SUBJ
ject, Wonderful Works of God. !,
There will be Fellowship Hour
at 8 pm.
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock,
the Women's Auxiliary Of this
church will meet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07
Guest Speakers Az
CONGREGATIONAL Church

AT the Congregational church,
SIT William street. services will
be conducted Sunday morning by
w. F. Bowery and in the eve-
ming by Harry Russell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07
Convent Of Mary Immaculate
Delegates Back From School

Twelve delegates from the Convent 81 Merry ynor,,.
who attended the Summer School Of Cothoc Actor hla
Yes r0s aoT onyssy New York City have Key
The Key West Sodolists TO The srhrol s,v,.a -,
uslon1 oeleguon present from the United Stues and were
uls0 of the uruest cronrs - -. ~ 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07

ing that for many a long year.
And whilewe're doingevery-
thing in our power to Set you
yours soon-as-possible, you'll
find that when you get it is a
secondary matter.
For the man who gets q 46
Buick has really COT some
thing : something certain to :
be a high spot in his carr
owning history,
Tune in HENRY D. TAYLOR on ihsdf twice wssklys
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07

Egypt had beauty salons as far
back as 5000 BIC.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07

The Egyptians brewed beer
from barley as early as 5000 BIC.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07

TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
Trinity Presbyterian Church,
;igismund A. Laing, pastor, will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-07

Every so often it happens.
A car comes along thatrings
SO many bells on SO many
counts that folks remember
itfondly and talk about it for
years thereafter.
You're looking at one of
those "vintage-year Bucks
now.
Rightfrom the start, itclicked
with the stand-out, hint-of-
the-future freshness of it's
styling.
1t brought wide, apprecia.
tive grins with the smooth
way its Fireball straight
eight engine delivers its
eager surge of power.
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Ut for years
" U

Unregistered with the steady
stride of two lively tons of
roadweight, Graded on tire
less coil springs all around
that turn the toughest road
into a pleasure cruise.
Then as people began to dis
cover the blissfully easy way
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
IT'S GOOD BUSINESS
Observance Sparks Program
To Get Jobs for Handicapped

WASHINGTON Importance
to the nation of maintaining en-
ployment for handicapped work.
ers is being stressed in the first
observance of National Employ
the Physically Handicapped
Week, being held the week of
October 6-12.
The observance, authorized by
congress and proclaimed by Presi-
dent Truman, is intended to spark
nationwide drive to provide work
for millions of handicapped persons,
including thousands of veterans of
two World wars, millions of victims
of industrial and other types of &C.
cidents and those who are handi-
capped as a result of sickness, dis
ease or BIRTH
Join in Promotion.
Under leadership of United States
Employment service, Veterans ad-
ministration and Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans, governmental and
private agencies are promoting the
week. Through numerous citizens
committees information concern
ing the physically handicapped and
their abilities as workers will be
disseminated and public education
will be fostered.
introduced during the week was
the new official trademark" of the
selective placement program for
physically handicapped and its slo-
gan, Hire the handicapped-it's
good business"
More than 100000 disabled work.
ers, including 2ss,OOO disabled vet
Grams, now are ready for work and
are seeking employment through
the USES, according to Robert c.
Goodwin, director. Pointing out that
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

~A6iAA6At Va IiAio ySd1 IAlllS 1 III
key Day, revived after a wartime
lapse, was an address by Clinton
P. Anderson, secretary of agricul-
tlre. With the celebration of the
diamond jubilee of the city's found
nag also incorporated with the OBJ
servance, special attention was
placed on historical aspects of the
city's growth.
Provide Entertainment.
To satisfy hearty appetites in
daced by the sharp tang of the
autumn air, free pancakes and cof-
fee were served throughout the day
under the "big top" The tent also
served as site for a vaudeville per-
Torrance, an evening stage show
and free dance.
Other attractions included a
street parade and a concert by the
So-piece Washington high school
band of Sioux Falls, S. D.
Worthington Civic and Commerce
association is general sponsor of the
observance, assisted by other civic
groups.
WOrthington is the center of
turkey raising community
where focks range in number
from $50 to more than a thou
sand. Largest flock in the area
contains 10000 birds.
To provide poults for the turkey
raisers of Worthington and other
4idwestern areas, three large tur-
key hatcheries are located here.
They have total egg setting capac-
i9 of 3,580,00O eggs. In addition to
he turkey hatcheries, several
chicken hatcheries and two large
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

poultry processing plants are To-
Gated here.
Returns are High.
From the Worthington turkey
hatcheries, approximately three and
one-half million turkey poults val
ued at about two and one-half mil
lion dollars were Matched last
year. The hatcheries' output was
distributed to 40 states as we'll as
to Central and South America.
Taking advantage of modern
modes of transportation, hatchery
operators utilize air transportation
to rush the poults to their destina-
ton. Largest single air shipment
involved the transportation of 49,
525 poults from Worthington to New
Orleans and thence to Mexico and
South America.
Pack 10000 Daily.
King Turkey Day is held annual
ly during the marketing operations
preceding the holiday season.
From Worthington's processing
plants approximately Is million
pounds of turkeys valued at 6k
million dollars are marketed each
year. During the peak of the season,
10000 birds are packed and boxed
ready for shipment daily.
During the war Worthington did
its bit to provide home-like touch
to holiday dinners for fighting men
on all fronts. The turkey which fea-
tured many holiday dinners came
from this Minnesota area, the two
Worthington processing concerns
packing almost exclusively for the
army throughout war years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

many of them are highly skilled
workers, Goodwin says that they
are Immediately employable in
jobs which emphasize their abili-
ties rather than their disabilities.
Perform Skilled Jobs.
Disabled workers, for the most
part, are veterans who came home
from the war with amputations or
other permanent injuries and civil
ian war workers involved in in
dustrial and other accidents, ac-
cording to the director. The handi-
caps sustained by these workers
have not impaired their capacities
to perform skilled jobs, he empha-
sizes.
In referring to the wartime en-
ployment record of the physically
handicapped, Goodwin reports that
83 per cent of the nations indus
tries employed more than a million
handicapped workers. These men,
he adds, Frequently excelled the
output of non-disabled employees"
Earn Own Way.
Veterans and other workers who
were victims of circumstances be-
yond their control want to keep
their self-respect and earn their
own way. They are capable of do
ing it and certainly they deserve
the opportunity" Goodwin insists.
Discussing the problem of the
handicapped veteran, Maj. Gen.
Graves B. Erskine of the refrain
ing and unemployment administra-
ton says: 1.-THE disabled veteran is
a vitality important man in our post
war economy. If the nation, the
state and the community fail to
make suitable provisions for dis
abled veterans, the loss will be
great. For wounds and injuries so
frequently are the result of leader
ship and bravery that we dare not
lose the services of the disabled vet
eran."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

TRAVELS IN IGLOO The
''human icicle," 40-year-old Bob
by Jones, sealed inside a 500
pound cake of ice and dressed
only in a bathing suit, is showed
aboard a plane.
MILITARY PLANES UP
American military plane produc-
ton increased in August to 100
planes, compared to 81 in July, Air
craft Industries association re-
ports. Bulk of the increase was ac-
counted for in fighter planes, pro-
duction totaling los compared to So
in July. This increase reflected re-
newed output Of jet engines and
stepped up production of a new
navy carrier fighter. Total military
plane production for the eight
months of 1916 is 1874, compared
with 1888 in eight months of 1945.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
CONCLUDE BREAKFASTS

Idaho pilots will hold their last
breakfast of the year at Challis
October 49, The menu will feature
venison steaks, according to Chef
Moulton, state director of aeronau-
tics. Recently the Idaho pilots held
breakfast at Gooding, with 125
pilots and friends attending. Old
est pilot registered was Christopher
P. Scott, 60, of Boise, who recent
ly learned to fly and has purchased
a plane.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
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AVIATION NOTES
AIRPORT CHATTER

William Mali IS new manager of
Montrose, Colo, municipal airport
and representative of Monarch air.
lines. A 6,000-foot runway recently
was completed at the airport and
Monarch is expected to schedule
regular flights, commencing this
month. :. Oshkosh, Wis, will dedi-
cate its new airport October 10, with
R. W. Havemann, president of the
South Side Businessmen's club, in
charge of arrangements. Ogle
county, ILL.,, has its first airport fol-
lowing dedication of the new pri-
vately-owned Hamilton airport at
Polo. The field, which already has
drawn state and national attention
as a farm project, is owned and
operated by Arch M. Hamilton, Polo
farmer and lawyer. 1t was built
primarily to serve farmers and bust
ness men owning aircraft in the sur
rounding agricultural community.
At Eldorado, Tex, E. H. Top
life, Joe Wagley, Carol Sproul and
Bill Edmiston have purchased FIVE
A T training planes, which they are
dismantling for parts. {. Develop
ment of long-range planning
program for airports has been Civ
en- the green light" signal in Jeffer-
son, Arapahoe and Adams counties,
Colo.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

OF the state police detective divi-
sion, declared.
Created by the state legislature
in 1921, the Michigan state identi-
fication bureau is considered one of
the largest of its kind. It also has
maintained nickname file alpha
betically arranged.
Records Of the bureau are used
to help identify criminals and to
enable penal institutions to get a
complete history of an inmates life.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Village Gets Huge
Gun as Memorial

FLORDELL HILLS, MO. - In
response to Mayor Walter Zieger's
request to President Truman for a
World War II memorial trophy,
this village recently received five
and one-haf ton howitzer. The huge
gun was shipped Hom the Rock Is
land, ILL.,, arsenal at cost to the
village of $86 in freight charges.
Twenty citizens pushed the gun to
the city park.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS
Hdnd-Knit Sweaters Are Smart

To obtain complete knitting instructions
for the Side-Buttoned Sweater pattern
No. 5315) and for the Stacks and Shorts
Sweater pattern No. 5743) sizes IL. IA,
16. ID included. send 20 cents in coin for
each pattern. your name, address and
pattern number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions. slightly more time Is
required In filling orders for few Of the
most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Tattoo File Aids i'm Identification

EAST LANSING, MICH.-As fur
Their means of Identification for
criminals, a tattoo file is being
established by Michigan state po-
lice. The file will list all designs
known to be on the person of GRIM
inals.
1.-THE new addition to the regular
stock of Identification records should
make Michigan definitely not a
healthy area for criminals activi-
ties" Capt. Harold Mulbar, chief
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

A MUST in every college girls
wardrobe is the smartly tai
lored hand-knit sweater in bold
bright or dark shades. The sleeve
less version is easy to knit and is
snugly form fitting-the two illus
trated can be worn with skirts or
Stacks and as added warmth un-
der suits and topcoats.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

Unlike the city pilot, who has
to leave town to find an air.
port, most farmers have suffi-
cient level land to provide their
own landing strips.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Pigs Hit the Bottle
As Makeshift Mother

ARLINGTON, WASH. - When a
mother SOW refused to raise her
nine little pigs, A. R. League
didn't worry - he just devised
new mother" The ingenious farm
er taught the pigs to drink from
bottle and then built a rack with
nine bottles suspended from it. The
pigs got the idea quickly and are
growing rapidly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
N THESE united STATES
Cobb|er Reisns Supreme
At King Turkey Day Fete
WNU Features

WORTHINGTON, MINN.-The turkey may gobble his last
the traditional holidays of November
in October he regns king Wortngton turkey capital
the world"
An annual event of October King Turkey Day. this
small mdwesern community of 5000 approximately
80 1000 visitors at its major entertainment
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
. . | 1H ilifSX@}

Wrap a strip of adhesive tape
around picture frame wire exact
ly at the center. This will keep
the wire from slipping and always
hold the picture in place.
When disconnecting the cord on
your electric iron, pull on the plug
that fits into the outlet, never the
cord.
Wash WORKOUT sweaters and
socks and unravel the wool from
the good parts. Wind wool into a
ball for future mending.
Enameled bathtubs and wash
bowls that have become yellow
may be restored by washing them
with salt and turpentine.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
CLOUDHOPPERS REVIVED

Grounded since beginning Of the
war, the cloudhoppers of Univer-
sity of Akron at Akron, Ohio, have
become airborne again. Revived by
many former army and navy pi-
lots, the Cloudhopper club has pur-
chased an army BITS, the hot
test" ship with which the group ever
worked. The club also plans to buy
a Cub plane for students who do
not want to learn to fly in so fast
a ship For ground training, the Or
ganization has been using the Link
trainer at Guggenheim Aeronautical
institute, which is connected with
the university.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08

utiItUl.
Ser Snnibusbetrieb iinanjiert
sum 9roBten 3eil bie 9unofrnftpoIten,
Sic Sen alten 2anobrieitrdger falt
poais ubseloit baben, Ser emit Gag
Iiir Sog Ieine 90 bis 80 unS mebr
Gilometer ob5ugeben bate. Surd)
oie 9anotraftpoit. Die nit leidlten
@aeen nit 8 bis 3 Sitpldten fiir
Observation-Disclosures, beitritten miro
,peroen oie Sanogegeilben NIT NoIi
perior9t @enn Dor oem arieg bie
Vplt frpb mar, menn iemano mil
oem 0asen ilbr. iperoen beilfe oit
@agen serabe5u geitiirmt. 8eionoers
oiht lit bas 9tet ser Sanofraitpolter
bereits beute pieoer i'm 5a,nus uni
I'M 8ebiet ser Sabn be'onoers I'M
8ieben uno 0eelar. Sm allgemeiner
fonnen sic 2inien 5rpei bis pierma
in ser 8od)e geiabren merben, iriibel
beitano tdsliher 8erfebr. 8is &erbi
bofft man, sic Yoit. uno Stiifgut
perior9l,ng nit ser 2anofraitpoi
rpeiter perbeiiern 81 fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
Devtsehe Londkroftposten
verkehren wieder
Postsaehenbefoerdervnq ist Houptsoehe

Jranfilrt. - Gas araitpoihpeien
beiinoet it'd ,pieoer int iprtifrelte,t.
ben sluTbau. 3un1dpIt batten Die elm.
5elnen Voitdmter, bie ihre isubrSellge
bebalten ober mieSergefunoen butten,
Ieibitdnbig begonnen, &raftpoitinien
ein Surihten, Bis Die Sberppitbiref=
tionen lpieoer in Sdtigfeit traten uno
ben ausbau bes &raipoitrpeiens plan.
nrdbig pornabmen. Sm Goroergrunb
itono oie MISUNDERSTANDING, on
srpeiter Steae Sic Mitnabme bon Ser.
ionen. Gem rieiisen Sabrbeoiirinis
itebt elm nid,t ausreid)enoer Wagen,
part segeniiber. Die Yolt nnlB bd,l,
fig senug ben id,lehten slusmea
geben, iif) nit ungemieteten Smnis
buiien su bebelfen.
Bis iest fonnten inn gereid) ser
Disqualification ssranfiurt mieoer
SO arftpoitlinien in 9etrieb genonl.
men peroen, BON einem araitpoitnet
oon ITO 2inien. Die Dor Dem gu.
iammenbruh beitanben. Brlinoi1slif
bient oiele ginrihtung bem gerlsis
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
BIockbi|dungen und
Bvendnisse in Europa

oie gemeiniamen Gribleme ibrer
9Gnber beibrGnfte 3ieliespng pers
iplaen, aber Stalin miBtrol1t tets
fort 0ieien getellerltngen.
Der Sftblcd
Sm @esen'as 5u oieier poriid,ti.
aen mb ber;eit iider nid)t aui cine
@lotbiloung aerihteten Nolitit int
@eiten, betreibt ser areml I'M
Slten ben gau zines 8iinonisip.
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ten Citblpf ourd nid)ts unterihei-
set. Seinen giniluB aui Ole eide
doilpipafei bat Wosfau id)on 81,
einem 3eitpunft beeriinoet. als sic.
les 2anS MIR aui oem Yapier b<.
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sic Jiibrerrole gelegentlid) Der 8es
ireiuna oes 2anoes BON Sen Teut.
iden. Sn Volen fommen bie ponl
&reml angeitrebten Str0munsen
nif,t in 5lub, porauf man iid) in
Sublin cine gefiigige @egierung sl,-
redt5immerte. uno 0ieie in 5abenl
' biplomatiihen &ineen Sen gugldns
bern uno ben Yolen ielber -
ouismans. Oamit mar Die erite
2eilitrede sllm biplomatiiden Jern'
Siel abeeidluiien..
gfrrn tpuroen oieie orei beirel,noe.
ten &egieruneen oa5u peranlabt
rntereinanber cine 9lnnGberlng 81,
pousieben. S5ier binft aaeroings Die
gnttpidulng Sen M6iidten Wolo'
trfps iidt6ar nod. oenn nlr bort
fat lie iid) uoaSosen, no ibr obne'
fin nidts i'm @ege itano. IS fam
81 einem giinonis 5tpiiden ben alll
aetrennten Wesen marid)ierenoer
Sugoilawen uno Nolen, tpie aud
5pii6en Sen einitisen Mitglieoerr
Ger. &leinen gntente, Sugoilauier
uno 9idedoilomafei. Nm polniid)
tihehoilomafiif)en @egeniat, De,
iih iahlif inn Iauerltreit Inn 2e
id)en auslebt, aber in 1olen itets
aud einem itarfen itimmungsmdBi
gen Mntrieb erbielt. uaren bereits
ale permittelnoen 8eitrebungen oes
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6eit geiheitert; aud Wosfau 5og es
ttis iest Dor, 6ieie beifle Grage MIDI
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matiihen @eilen Waridaq Titos
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08

ionseneu, Dor ser ihlimmiten Ipto.
litlt aeidliist iino, ionoern sic am
&iaeit'cben nitt, ODER nur in
>irett beteiliste 3ipilbep0lferungen
IN Sen Stdoten, iiir sic es bis beute
feinen rehtlid)en aricgsitub 9ih:.
Sic 9roBten Gerllllte ouipeilen.
@irflidl cin 9rauIiges Garaooron
Der bepaiinete, lnmittelbor betei,
liate Soloot, lit ser friegeriid,en
@illfiir niht al,sgeIest; fir pebr.
lr'e &inoer, SrolHn, @reiIe oasegel1
albt es feiuen Sdut gegen gomben-
ansriiIe, Strabeus uno SGltierfGmp-
fe, gegen Deportation, 3,pongsar.
tcit lmo yfaiiofer.
Sas ,seblen iolher Sd,usbeitim.
n;ungen lit in eriter 9inie nid,ts als
Glide I'M &olferred)t Su beseihnen
'unoern lit Elm Sintenoreinbinfen
Ges arieesifutes eegeuiiber oergnt-
lpitlung bes moOernen &rieges. Sos
ariegsreht 5. +. in oieiem sSnllc
>as Hpttrenjred)t, miro ME ein Of
BeIhloilenes Heht iein, es miro lid,
nit ser !tooerniiierl,ng oes &rie-
les INNER peiter entpiteln miiien.
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rcht bot, nit Ser eriten 9onpention
~slr GerbeiIerun9 bes 2oies ser
strieasuerpunOeten auf benl
ShIahtielo" aus Sem Sabre 1864
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Gertretern ser nationaleu &otfreu5-
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