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70 ORDERS
ARMED FORCES N
DISCRIMINATION

Defense Secretary Louis
Johnson has directed the 3
secretaries, Army, Air and
Navy, to report to him in writ
ing what has been done to car
ny out the executive order of
President Truman to end dis
elimination in the armed SER
vices of the United States.
The order, which was issu-
ed on July q, 1948n declares
that it is the policy . the Pre-
sident that there shall be
equal treatment accorded to
everyone without regard to
race, color, religious beliefs or
national origin, and that it
should be put into effect as
rapidly as possible within the
time required to effectuate
ny changes without impair
,ng the efficiency or morale
of the department.
Negro leaders had criticized
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-04-21
Col. Oxholrn Resigns
With Dept
OF Commerce

Colonel Axel Won Oxholm,
Department of Commerce re-
preventative in the Virgin Is
lands, has resigned his position
and will return to Washing
ton, D. c., early next month,
after winding up his activities
here, according to a press re-
lease received yesterday after
noon.
Colonel Oxholm arrived in
the Virgin Islands during the
summer Of l947 for the pur-
pose of encouraging the estab-
lishment of private industry,
in an effort to help stabilize
the economy of the Islands and
increasing private employ
ment.
Continued on Page-4)
, 1949-04-21
Indiun Premier Says
China Communists /,
Threaten underworld

India's Prime Minister Pam
dit Nehru said in Cairo yester-
day that a communist victory
in China is not only a threat
to India but to the whole
world.
Mr.. Nehru had stopped off
at the Egyptian capital on his
way to a conference in London
of Commonwealth prime min
listers.
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! $4,000. This he declared to be
abused Many homes worth
$4,000 to $4,000, are carried al
only $4,000 or 5000, he was
quoted as saying.
Only optimistic note in Gays
address according to Saunders
was the statement that the
race track funds are down only
6 percent. Monroe County last
year received $4,000. and
should get approximately $780,
600 this year. In this county.
the school board will receive
$4,000 and the county the
other $4,000.
Highiight of the whole meet
| ing according to Saunders was
the speech made by Duval Coun-
TVS John Mathews in which that
commissioner warned that local
government is passing away. That
the more the people get from the
state and federal government,
the more control they lose.
Mathews warned according to
Saunders that the ideal of Jeffer-
son who believed in local, home
rule, is passing to the thought of
Hamilton who wanted strong,
central government.
Tampa, Florida has been desig-
mated as the next meeting of the
state unity commissioners.
Saunders said that 288 commits
sioners were in attendance for
an average of So percent as there
are 335 county commissioners in
the state. FLORIDA has 81 coun-
ties composed of five board mem
bers each).
Commissioner Saunders also
remarked that commissioner
Joe Allen had been elected rs a
district director from the 9TH
congressional district fallen
had modestiY refrained from
/ making any announcement of
his electionl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
MARATHON SCHOOL
NEEDS NEW WING,
DELEGATION SAYS
SchoeI Beard Delays
Action Pending Stale
Survey To Determine
Need For Schools

A delegation from Marathon
waited on the Monroe County
School Board at its meeting last
night and urged that another
wing be added to the Marathon
Pubic School.
1t was explained that Chair
man Gerald Adams of the School
Board that action on the request
for a wing would have to wait
until after a report is rendered
by the State Department of Edu-
cations which will make a survey
of school needs in the county be-
ginning next week.
Mrs. Eva Mckinney, the prin-
cipal of the three-teacher school
at Marathon, who lead the dis
cussion in behalf of the Marathon
delegation, said that the school
is row overcfowded, and that
another school room has been
added in an old building on the
site.
The survey being undertaken
by the state board, and financed
by the local board, will be to de-
termifae whether new schools and
additions to old ones are neces-
sary. The report should be SUBJ
mitted shortly, in opinion of
board members.
The Marathon delegation SUBJ
mitted' petition signed by 100
patrons of the school at Marathon.
In the delegation were Gerald
Guthrie, a teacher at Marathon
school, Mrs. c. Hazel Rivers, Mrs.
Scotty Clark and Mrs. C. C.
Bailey.
The school board voate to build
a fence at the Islamerada School
to protect the children from traf-
fic along Overseas Highway, The
school is right beside the high
way and at present there is no
fence to protect the children.
The board also authorized:
The purchase of a sousaphone,
a large horn, for the Key West
High School Band. Professor Earl
Dillon of the band said that the
horn could be bought for $3.50,
although the usual price for an
instrument of that size was $3.50.
The placing of a flag pole at
the Reynolds Street School.
The construction of two out
door basketball backboards at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Key West Blood
Bank Officials
To Participate


TAMPA. March 9.-0fficials OF
the Key West Blood Bank are
expected TO take an important
part IN the annual meeting of the
Florida Association Of Blood
Banks being held n Tampa. Mar,
III 1t the Faoridan Hotel All
sessions, including scientific, are
open to the public, according to
Dr. David r. Murphey. Jr. Tam
pa, president.
We are proud Of the fact that
our member banks. are self-sup-
porting" DR.. Murphey said, "and
that they neither cost the tax
payer money nor do they have
to conduct annual community
fund raising drives. We have met
all calls for blood since we be-
gan operation in 1916 and each
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Issues Warrant
For Sam Garcia

A warrant for the arrest of
Sam Garcia on a charge of I'M
armed robbery on r. L. Jones, a
construction workman, in front
of the Post Office in Simonton
street in broad daylight was is
sued today by Peace Justice Ira
Albury.
Garcia is believed to have been
the second man in the robbery of
Jones. The first man, Mario
Machin, was caught by police
men shortly after the robbery,
Machin is held under bond of
$4,000 for appearance in Criminal
Court by Justice Albury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Soviet Scores
In DecathlOn

MOSCOW-(R - An Estonian
village boy. Heino Lipp, has
made a great showing in the
decathlon. Now a student at Tar
Ia University, he registered last
year 1880 points in the decath-
Ion.
According to Soviet sports
writer's. this is the best record
turned in anywhere in the past
NJ years"
Individual records are en-
couraged in the USSR, but of
course are not the main thing.
The primary objective here is
mass sport
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Rep. Peterson
Now Serving
18th Year

WASHINGTON, March 9 -
FNS1Rep. j. Hardin Peterson
of Florida's first district last
week started his nth year as a
member of Congress. When Pc
terson first came to Washington
his district consisted of 18 coun-
ties, It stretched from Dade to
the Marion county line. Now it
has been cut to nine, but he still
has the largest district in the
state.
He likes to joke with others in
the Florida delegation that he
gave" Everglades county to Rep
resentative Smathers; Hendry,
Glades, Lee, Charlotte and De So
to counties to Representative
Rogers, and Lake, Sumter, and
Citrus counties to Representative
Herlong.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Sports Calendar
RASKETRATJ.
High School Gymnasium
mighty


(NiRhtl
WEDNESDAY, MARCH g.
TOO Sonar School 'B" VS.
Junior Varsity.
8;00-Elks Club VS.. Beach
comber jewelers..
0:0O-Sonar School "a" VS.. Mo,
rales Cleaners.
THURSDAY, MARCH To-
7:00--Sonar School "B" VS.
Billie's Drive-Inn.
B:O0-Bob's Sport Shop VS.. Mo
rales Cleaners.
9;O0-Sonar School "a" VS.. Pol
locks Jewels.
TUESDAY, MARCH Is
TO0-Junior Varsity VS.. Beach
comber jewelers..
a:00-Elks Club VS.. Billie
Drive-In
a:00-Morales Cleaners VS.. Pol
locks Jewels.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
7:00-Sonar School 'B" VS.
Beachcomber jewelers..
a0O-Junior Varsity VS.. Billie
Drive-Inn.
0:00--Sonar School "a" VS.
B0b's Sport Shop.
THURSDAY, MARCH IT.
7.OO-Sonar School "B" VS.
Elks Club.
B:OO-Bob's Sport Shop VS.
Pollock's Jewels.
o.OO-Sonar School "A" VS.
Morales Cleaners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Four For AL

AUSTIN, Tex.--(P)-If Texas
Al Madsen, now in his senior
season. makes the All-Southwest
Conference basketball team this
winter, he will become the first
player in league history to earn
the honor for four straight sea-
sons. -A.ifa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

Florida's commissioners went
On record as recommending to.
the Legislature that the present
practice of allowing the State.
Road Department TO spend as.
they see fit federal funds on
secondary roads be eliminated.
Instead the practice as existing
in Alabama be adopted. In that
neighboring state there are 81
counties lsame as in Florida}.
and each of the counties. re-
ceive their share of the federal
funds. Every county in Ala
bama received $4,000 for
secondary roads last year. In
Florida. Allen pointed out.
many counties do not receive
a dime for its secondary roads.
Also adopted was the measure
to require developers of property
to place a bond with the county
when they execute plat, in
order that the county may be in
sured the roads are to be con-
structed. This is safeguard for
property purchasers, and a pro-
lection against INSCRIPTIONS de-
velopers.
The present procedure of re-
quirihg the county merely to pass
on the applicants character, and
have no other right to limit beer
and wine licenses was unani-
mously disapproved. Allen con-
tended that this should be re-
moved from the states laws, and
that the power to approve or dis
approee be reverted to the county
or the beverage commission.
This present procedure is caus-
ing the public to assume that the
commissioners approve of the is
suance of beer and wine licenses,
when actually they have no
authority in the matter whatso-
ever.
Commissioner Joe Allen con-
Guided his remarks by saying
that the states commissioners
would like to meet in Key West
in the future, but since the meet
ing is held in March, both he
(Allen) and Saunders thought it
best not to invite the large
group.
Commissioner Gerald Sauders
was then given the floor, and
Saunders told of the speech made
by Comptroller Gay at the con-
vention. Gays address told of the
serious problem facing the State
of Florida. Of how the state is
now scrapping the bottom, and
will have to find some other
revenues.
One of the reasons for the
states present plight was said
to be caused by the 26 percent
increase in Florida's population.
These people require additional
services of the state. and are
not yet putting in their share of
tax moneys.
Also hit by Gay was the
Homestead Exemption Act of
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JUNIOR VARSITY WINS
FROM ELKS LAST NIGHT


~ ssasw Nsssiiy. with she
'Nm ~f ttmv playrv from
- aAisi hals wan oscr the Elk.
k4n iaM mAHhi a. : AZ y "A
NNE
Tvs cialH faavea - . - IN
- tfsi aaelseF 1ma ~ one -.
M nH N@msy farn~i ..,e.a
49, hpsa ana ilam dsnn On !,
80 - o vasaty ovuprss "a.
H maN wth te fmsmsa. 40.
tNee aes Essuusaisl nsmra u
m~a'4 uash 80 tln heern Val.
g. emsa ~ pn,uia Curry N
sua Eatrs ln
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

Harris School, and at the High
School Annex.
! The board also called for bids
to be received April for electric
wiring and installation Of cleo
trio fixtures at Division Street
School. The rough estimate of
the cost of the work is $1,000, ac-
eording to Horace O'Bryant,
superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
SENIOR BASEBALL
Island City Baseball League

Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon)
SUNDAY
First Game: ] P.M)
To be announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Leading Scorers
In Cage Leagues
Made Known

ttsiin4 efcfTts in ne Basket
Zen leaAsea mn a. anfe
Clsaa "A"
Al MafsMF ii2 SkaRRs, M.
~ iifffaA JOS a Barber, iO3.
Mnasef - q sweetina 70. Cas-
hlIa "a 8 aNettinE. 0o. Buck
eNlif "a MrCaan 90. Schulticc,
Al 8fonffk ~. Smith. as: Ra.
lalNNa al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

Tvs turnfU tuad 20 toe Amer
iraH Nasitsrsi can scamper over
tsE afaana atauui as fast az a
unmH
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Eject Kew Wesfer
ALLEN AND SAUNDERS
TELL RESULTS OF STATE
MEET OF COMMISSIONERS
Commissioner Alien Elected District
Director From The Fourth
Florida District
Elect Key Wester

County Commissioners Joe Allen and Gerald Saunders night
reported to their colleagues thar trip Jacksonville
they attended the state meeting of the County
Allen first to speak He stated that he believed the
and well spent told accomplishments
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

The Isle of Wight, in the Brit
ish Channel, has total area OF
less than $50 square miles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

gnwARD HoHEYcuT lsbovsl.
al vaaf ala NsgFo. was spirited
swag iFem iaii 81 opslousas.
- ~ Tires whiis msn--but
sasspea anas SO aarknsss while
ihsr haaasd . eoin 10 decide
whNh waaid kili him. Ne was
Al 81 en q shaEas 81 stacking
. wAIis wuman. fiis abdueiors
80 mts ths sad Nv q Fuse. OF
llaass lsass fe1na ne Nsgre IN
haFmna on ths banks Of the
AifnafalaFa river AID jailed
htm "a &asf maton Rouge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
PlIl.uu0Rl
Mystery Ended

The miseries Of Pin-Worms have been
known for centuries and millions of victims
have sought way to deal with these pests
that live in the human body. Even today.
experts report that one out of crerV three
persons examined was infected with Pin
Worms.
But now sou can and should do some
thing about Pin-Worms. Because a new,
scientific treatment - joyneis P-W vesmi-
fuse-0ffers real relief. P.W's principle in
gredient is a medically-approved drug that
attacks Pin-Worms in the iutestines and
removes them from the body.
So watch for the warning signs in your
family. fdgeting. nose picking and espe-
cially the tormenting. embarrassing rectal
itch. Then ask your druggist for p-W, the
small. easy-to-take tablets perfected by the
famous Jayne Co., specialists in worm
remedies for over 100 years. Destroy those
Pin-Worms. relieve that itch.
Jsst Rsmsmbsr; pm o for Pin-WeFmsl
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Aa tWtF N1 hakef. ~ Bennett
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saan.lfla e3 Wales "a Kerr. 81,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

Wasp eggs, hatch in about
eight days.
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ia e. ssftnsl Fama tha Rifles
fNat lnn hmf a. ihs nsachnmnb.
80 siiff 3 hafi efruEelr Zoe me
Drive inn tsss isa - tao naints
# ~ NfM 41aftTa and ~ one
nai "a - Nali bai fisas tired
Fta hsa 3 painis ln the
- hai Nlaie ihs Jewellers
w#8 l3 fp mtn tNe aanss
fiE0 wan Wal Nannaars aud
tANseNI @liN psantt each and
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Ns se~He.l 9 nasnts eaeh
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- hMn go IA
Hstetefs - e-si
in ut uafH gsme enc Bohs
Ns4 $50 t.sfeilasi o. 90 nol.
MsA AeHFa aud then played
- sshlisiton 9anm that esaird
AtmeM AZ aaai nohs az SkanRs
Hf.i N0id seals and free
tst~# FtsfhA nfsar to polnts
e'ieaftk 49, the losefs. Joe
AfWH ~ $40 % points Beaver
Mwea a.
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Mia Npaf sac 10 at0 Al
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Nsfsfee tillsFeal Umpire Hen.
f.Naet umfI sheppeTd. scorer
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How They Stand


Island City Baseball League
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Lionel Barrymore, actor born
in England, II years ago.
= DR.. Herman B. BaruHh Am
bassador to tn e Netherlands,
brother to Bernard, born in Cam
den, S. G. ~ years ago.
Russell J. Hopley, president of
Northwestern Bell Telephone,
Omaha, ex-director Office of
Civilian Defense, born in Blue
Island, ILL.,, 81 years ago.
Col. Franklin D'Olier, retired
chairman, Prudential Life, of
Newark, N. j., first American
Legion commander, born in Bur-
lington, N. j., u years ago.
Dudley Fits of Andover, Mass,
educator-poet, born in Boston, 46
years ago.
John D. Craig, movie producer,
born in Cincinnati, As years ago.
DR.. Oliver H. P. Pepper of
Philadelphia, noted surgeon-pro-
fessor, born in Philadelphia, IS
years ago.
Prof. Clair E. Turner, noted
Sanitarian educator, born in
Harmony, Maine, SO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

ing Commission followed their
advice the bathing girl would be
out as far as Florida publicity
was concerned.
After all, the proof of the pud-
ding is in the eating and while
these experts may have been
perfectly sincere in their denun-
citation of bathing girl pictures,
the fact remains that Florida has
received more favorable publicity
via the bathing girl route than in
any other manner, and when
Florda's No. / publicist who has
crashed more national magazine
covers, rotogravure sections and
news columns than all of the
aforementioned experts combined
read of their findings he blew
his top.
Last week Dick released a
broadside giving the experts
statement the lie and showing
examples of the type of bathing
girl pictures that have always
clicked and continue to click
with the nations top flight
newspapers and periodicals.
Through the efforts of Dick
Pope, Florida bathing girl pic
lures are in greater demand to-
day than ever before. Magazine
and picture editors send their
ablest photographers to Florida
to work with Dick Pope. He is
nationally recognized as a picture
wizard and his pictures are
featured in every type of publ
cation from the smallest weekly
to Golfers, Life and the Satu%-
day Evening Post.
The day Florida stops using at
tractive bathing girl pictures,
such as Dick Pope releases, and
tries to crash newspapers and
magazine pages with educational
pictures will be the day that the
nations picture editors hold their
nose and start tossing Florida
publicity into the nearest waste
basket.
Maybe Mr.. Bickel and his fell
low experts have reached an age
where pictures of beautiful girls
in bathing suits lack appeal; if
so, they are in the minority and
they will find the nations top
flight picture editors and news
men are using more bathing
girl pictures today than ever be-
fore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

full men and all residents of the
state. Each of these gentlemen
presented his ideas and the sum
total of their collective advice
was to Danish forever the "bath-
ing girl" and concentrate on
publicizing the states education
al facilities and advantages.
Karl Bickel stated that "the
bathing beauty picture was drop
ped as an effective selling point
by experts ten years ago." and
said it was thigh time most of us
dropped it as it was corny today"
Bill Holler and George Storer
backed him up while Roger Bah
son urged that we feature our
youth in an educational role.
Press dispatches heralded the
story far and wide. The experts
had spoken and if the Advertis-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

NEW YORK - Harvey S. Fire.
stone, Jr., chairman of the Fire.
stone Tire & Rubber Company, will
serve as president Of the new
peacetime United Service Organi-
cations, Inc.
Mr.. Firestone succeeds Lindsey
F. Kimball, vice-president of the
Rockefeller Foundation, who has
beenlUS0 president since 1915.
Long active in health and well
fare services, Mr.. Fmestone has
been general chairman for the US0
in the state of Ohio since 1941. He
has been member of the National
Citizens Committee of Community
Chests of America since 1947 and
has served as advisor for the Ma
tional Corporations Committee of
Community Chests and Councils of
America.
Other USO officers elected are:
Holgar ]. Johnson, Greenwich,
Conn; Francis P. Matthews, 0ma-
ha, Neb.; and Frank L. We'll, New
York, n. Y, vice presidents; John
+. Hickey, treasurer, New York,
N. Y; Euclid w. Mcbride, assist
ant treasurer, Greenwich, Conn;
Mrs. William S. Bowen, secretary,
Westfeld, N. j.; Charles T. Keppel,
assistant secretary, Montrose, N. Y.
President Truman called for re-
organization of USO earlier this
year to provide Civilian counter
part" for the nations peacetime de-
Tense establishment. Although the
President gave the USO an "hon-
orable discharge" in 1947, it's serv-
ices have never ceased to function.
The 1949 USO program includes:
ITO clubs, lounges and service Gen.
ters in the U. S.; Veterans Hospital
Camp Shows for more than 100000
veterans and servicemen in 100
hospitals; operations in Alaska,
Canal Zone, Puerto Rico, Hawaii,
Guam, China, Germany, Italy and
eastern and western Mediterranean
areas. ST. so
Funds for the new USO are
being raised through Community
Chests and independent campaigns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
know America)

l758-James Monroe, Revolu
tionary soldier, a Trainer sofsthe
Constitution, Virginia senator
and governor, secretary of state,
fifth President. born in West
moreland County, Va. Died July
4, 1881.
l840-Palmer Cox, author
creator of popular Brownie
children's books, born in CRANKY,
Canada. Died there, July "a,
1924. "a
l846-Frank Hatton, newspa-
per publisher, Postmaster-G Gen
eral, born in Cambridge, Mass.
Died April 30, 1894.
l865-Hugh L. Cooper, noted
hydro-electric engineer in Rus
STA and elsewhere, born in Shell
don, MINI. Died Jue "a, 1897.
l869-Bertram G.. Goodhue,
famous Boston and New York
architect his day among country's
greatest, born in Pomgret, Conn,
Died April %, 1924.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

Seeking advice as to the best
way to advertise Florida, the
newly appointed Florida State
Advertising Commission, meeting
in Tampa, called in a group of
so-called experts to tell them
how it should be done.
In the group were such authofi-
ties as Karl Bickel, former presi-
dent of the United Press; Roger
Babson, the famed statistician,
William Holler, retired Chew
rolet executive; George B. Storer,
radio and television operator and
Carl Byoir, public relations man.
All big men, able men, success
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

Nobody knows who invented
the wheel, yet without it indus
trial civilization would be impos-
sible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

i Whalebene is mot truly the
bone @of a whale, but an elastic
substance that grows on the roof
of the mouth of the right whale
and other species.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

Ancient Saxons practiced a
form of tatooing to identify the
bodies of men slain in battle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

In rich ground there may be a
million earthworms in an acre.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

Primitive peoples tatooed
themselves, primarily for embel-
lishment, although the figures al
SO had a symbolic significance.
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Mail The Citizen to Relatives
Evening star., 1949-10-30

Washington since kindergarten
days. attended st. Margaret's
Episcopal School for Girls at Tap
pahannock. Va. and are now stu
dents at the University of Florida.