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Evening star., 1949-04-28
Hermit Wont Discuss
Draft Status Until
He Consulis Lawyer
~ ~ A.sa<;a,ed Press


NEW YORK. April 2S.-Brook-
lyn's bearded hermit. who sat OUT
World War II in q tiny sealed
cubbyhole. wants TO see a lawyer
before he discusses his draft status
with Federal agents.
United States Attorney j. VIM
cent Keogh said he sent two FB1
men to Kings County Hospital
yesterday to talk to 33-year-old
Paul Makushak. who lis under
mental observation after 10 years
voluntary entombment.
The FBI agents sought to ques-
ton the fugitive from the world
about apparent failure TO register
/ for military service. Mr.. Keogh
said, but Makushak refused to
talk until ! speak to my lawyer.
Mr.. Keogn said no further ef-
fort to question the patient would
be made until after psychiatrists
report on his condition.
/ Makushak still wants to go back
/ to the tiny cell In his mother
tenement where police found him
Tuesday night. filthy. shoeiess and
in rags.
No Crime to Live In Celi.
III ne is ever found sane and
released" Brooklyn District At
| torney Miles r. Mcdonald said
Evening star., 1949-04-28

ats q pretty good gaess he'll %
back In there Of his own yola-
ton"
The ieS-pound recisse says he
has no use for the outside world.
and the district attorney gays n
was no crime for him 10 live IN
the cell.
Makushak's 5S-year-old mother
Anna. who passed food 70 hirn
for 10 years. was reported in seri-
ous condition at Greenpoint Hos
pitai. Her Illness led TO discovery
Of the son.
Her estranged husband Peter.
90. said the mother seemed 10
go all TO pieces after q younger
son George died Of nlood poison
ing is years ago. She dotted on
Paul. worrying constantly that
she might lose him. too, the father
said.
Neighbor's Stsry.
A next-door neienhor. Mrs Elsie
Kowalski. %. yesterday revealed
the circumstances leading to dis
covery Of the hermit. Her story
was.
Mrs. Makushak, In great pain.
went to her late Saturday night
and said: I'm sick. I've got TO
20 to q hospital soon. Now ! need
your help to give food TO my son. "
The mother took the young
woman to the hermit's cell and
showed her how to lower food
with Q rope through a chimney
into the inclosure.
After Mrs. Makushak was taken
to the hospital Mrs. Kowalski and
her husband notified police.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

4EE f
@A 4Hs k s4 sss Faaa 5lS3.s
ExeeptionaI vaIuss In fine
Upholstered Lifetime Sofas @
Korpen three sectional SOTO with
chonnel corner. section. Corol
texture upholstery ------------ 5SOW 1880
Lorae eirculor three sectionol
Korpen sofo, bleoehsd legs. Lima
green metolIic stripe texturs - $500 $4,000
Full Length 76-neh Korpen Low
son sofa, divided innenprns
back, super-soft cushions. Blue
motelosse upholstery --------- 1870 1890
I Korpen earved solid mohosony
frome chippendols sofa, shaped
swell 'front.' two-cushion seats.
red moteosss --------------- Z6yW lSS.VV
Her. a.. . few d the chsir from our
Magnificent Collection Of
Upholstered Pisess
Extremely soft ehannsI back
lounge chair. spring hair cushion.
Red texturs domosk ---------- l3l.6 $3.50
Center ssetionoI smIsss chair BY
Karpsn. innsnpins cushion. Lime
texture --------------------- Nv 1S.SV
Hish back wing chair with loose
innenprins cushion. Green tsx-
ssrs upholstery -------------- 1880 ss.so
Many fine oeeasionaI Pieces. oil
DrostieaIly Reduced.
Those srs outstanding.
Kneehoie desk in drffwood sr1y
mohooony with thrss panel leoth-
sr top drawers ----------- l59U SS0O
Michioon made kidney Aat-top
desk II mahoeaW. drawers.
finished all round. three panel
red leather top ------------- iooUU So.UV
Lady's desk, picked pine, 34"x
l6~, one drowsr. smorfiy DE-
signed --------------------- SSoU SS.9V
Bookcase, picklsd pins, "a toll.
is" dsep. four shelves. snusual -.
design n---------------------- SoW SS.9U
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Hsfs w Iist only few of The
Unusuol voIuss il Dining Room Pieces
Solid mshosany s6x5z extension IN
|:s,.., lss's. .'s's: .sss:s legs ':s. $50 1850
Large Sheruton mohoeony drop
leaf tdbIe 44x66, al mohosony,
crotch mohosony rim. piono hinge 5000 Ss.Oo
50-ineh junior buffet. built to
floor. s drawers, z cabinets, mo-
hogony with metal plate pulls = 1920 $500
Widdicomb bsque mohoeony
dining table, lnoonifcently
nssred panel Top and finely fin
ishsd. 4o'x60" with Two i4-inch
Many fine Bedroom groups
and pieces srsotiy reduced
Solid mahogany coIoniaI bed
room group. flutsd columns with
corines, handsomely finished.
dresser and pineapple scroll top
mirror, chest on chest. 4-dfower
night table end SIT. huted
posts poster bed ------------- $500 4S5.0O
Large colonioI vonisy, 7-drowsr
with sttoehed mirror in blond
finish. hsor Colonidl base. -.
metal pulls -----------L----- OW 1S.9V
ver sine Sigh Gssnd Rapids
made 4-in. mahogany chest.
Five drawers. fine polished brass
kondles, used ii pairs as double
chest. Supsrby finished ------ 1880 $500
BesntifuIy finished modern van
~ II mnhosony with huge 30
inch mirrors. polished bruss pulls l0oO0 500
Derksy Coy modern bed dos-.
BIZ size, in blsoehed mahossny
f1oos sample ---------------- 1000 1870
Exesptionol values in
Bedding reduced
! Studio couchss in grey and
green stripes, with two inner
spring cushions end covered
) sofabeds with fun coll spring
construction. One Lawson one
anopie one modemin wine,
bege. rcse ~ g i5S sS.Uu
ss'''s s.;s. ss,..,g as''. "- - 1000 1850
q .sisss ssss,.'.'1--.'..s .@.e.- =. - sll7s $500
80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12
TODAYS
BIRTHDAY

WARREN B. AUSTIN. born
Nov. IA 1877. in Highgate, VT,
son o Z lawyer. Augtiii, whose
ancestors fought in the American
Revolutionary War. heads Uncle
Sans delegation to the United
Nations, holding the rank of en-
voy extraordinary and ambassa-
dor plenipotentiary. He is U. S.
representative on the Security
Council, Interim Committee,
Atomic Energy Commission and
1.-THE Commission for Convention
al Armament. Austin practiced
law in New England for many
years. When a Vermont seat IN
the senate became vacant in
1881, he was elected to fill il and
kre4elected in 1884 and 1910. He
went from the senate to u. N
Hills hobby is growing apples.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12
FUR EXPECTED TO FLY
TOMORROW III ? CANES
At NICKERS STADIUM
IL VII Kse San Carlos
Against Adams Dairy,
And American Legion
vs.. Key West Cnbans

Fur is expected to fly tomor-
row in the doubleheaderl Of base
ball to be- played at Wickeps
Field.
The San Carlos team will play
Adams Dairy in the first game.
That is when fur is expected to
to fly. In this game Adams will
play the great game they lately
have been playing. With Santana,
Sutton, G. Sterling, Bunzy vii
lareal and Blanco hitting the bali
like they have been doing, they
should win.
Bunny Villareal has pitched
four victories and with one de-
feat so far.
The Saints have Vidal; and AL
Acevedo hitting 500 or more,
with G. Garcia also hitting the
apple on the nose, they are sure
to make themselves felt. It may
be Mongolia facing B1hzy vii
lareal, sor Rubber SWeeting at
the start of the game.
In the nightcap the Legion will
face the Cubsns. II may be Joe
Lewis against dbl Torres, for
the Cubans have signed the often
released Torres and will give him
another chance. The Cubans have
hitting power in Rabotin, Aceve-
do, and also have j. Casa in ree
serve in case he is needed. Kaki
Rodriguez also can pitch a good
game.
The Legion has Knowles.
leading their club at bat, but
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

al 4HtFH tnHnus Mconef
HH fI,I hENiiicred. Al the be-
snaN - re stanxa. The Irish
m ffNm indlaus kept looking al
$50 aNas corner Tor instruc-
la Iha seconds sianaled for
fa tF "a hegin using his up
Eefel
ahea quicklY took the ad-
T4 ed fFem then on Il was
Ehaa "a ne way. As Yates
mseEesal4alY meved in. McShea
Mal4 Aei1 his ground and
1855 lhsl right uppercuf. II
1stsa nanT lines with telling
f IRE eiusina rounds Of the
nai event. AicShea took the
IsnNN ead rocked Yates with
q al ieli and = hard right
H nsiarn Match
nnF tried hard for victory
e fhe wnF through the fight.
x ai youth has asked for q
a loaf with McShea. They
e sNfeed % fight two weeks
Ihe left that troubled
ist fhs uppercut that proved
aerufnie may be not
81 thn next time these two
s mReae
SHY Aloefe. iSN 81 Montreal.
F&Na4a eenahi the eve Of the
si&fess IS he fought 10 a
NkNaeua decision over Billy
4aalsH Shelby. ~. c. Moore's
falwo1a nna left lab were q
sal - Wal<h. Il was . good
uifh spanoier iho ag-
sg AZ ~ wsT.
N gave the North Caro-
n haAlna lesson. Not that
mN1n nnl times when Spang-
o9t4 Moore into the ropes
l6nIlf locked dangerous.
fazl night Spangler fought
fIHa 3 eYozch Ii the Mamone
l hnge. spsnRier was straight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

up and seemed to punch much
! faster and harder. The Shelby
ringman had fought the highly
touted Metzger in the main.event
at Fort Lauderdale earlier in the
week and may have been feeling
the effects from that bout.
At any rate, Moore is plenty
good. The crowd liked his style
and gave him an excellent hand"
as he left the ring. Moore has
really built himself a reputation
in his short appearance in the
circle. The fans were all
enthused at his boxing savvy and
were very expressive of their
liking for the Canadian.
Rich Menedez Fight Good
Another very good bout was
the Jerry Rich-Gus Menendez set
to. Menendez, hailing from Ha-
vana, Cuba, was the possessor of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

cy to Cook and the latter was
badly cut at the end. Though
Cox won a TKO actually Cook
was not out, His seconds cIaim-
ed their fighter Was fouled and
would not let him continue
Cox Good Prospect
Cox is "a good prospect and the
fans would be satisfied to see him
in action again.
Billy Stewart Won by the
knockout route over Frank Terry
in the second round of a four
rounder. A battle royal started
the show.
This weeks card was very
pleasing and the fans were more
than satisfied with the bouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12
Bud McShea Defeats Johnny Yates
In Best Battle OF Last Nights Fight
Card Held Here At Local Arena
SeH'i-FinaI Scrap SaiC Lots OF
fiction; Billy Moore Fought To
Unanimous Decision Deer Billy
Spangler liz Main arena Event

na MShe 81 Indianapolis last night unanimous decision
Vests JohnnY Yates the battle of the evening
FdaY Sports Simonion and Greene
~ TIE fight filled with action the determined ringmer
Dsaskea eaeh ether with everything they had
Vst inghsr aggressveY coming in during The
euna snai and about the face McShea's hard
iNItl fenna heir mark.
fell each other Round One. In Round Two
crushing with hands, McShea
hE q Yates round about the onlysone he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12
WORLDS LARGEST
INDIAN WHISTLES
HERE MONDAY NIGHT

against the worlds best, includ-
ing Frank Sexton. present worlds
heavyweight champion.
Bobby Roberts, popular ex-Air
Force captain, will oppose Mr..
*" The masked man has not
been unmasked in eighteen
straight matches.
One other bout and wrestle
royal will open the show at $3.50
in the Key West Sports Arena at
Greene and Simonton streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

EkND err LEAGUE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

Solomon, Moe Hernandez and
Roberts are starting to hit.
This week the Saints have
signed G. Valdez, ST.. and Gabe
|Lastres. The Cubans have signed
d. Torres and released Landi and
10. Rivera. The Dairy boys have
signed two new players.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

a hard left last night, but Rich,
also a hard-hitter on a comeback
trail, nailed him to the floor in
Round 8 for the count of one. Rich
bounced Menendez on the mat
twice in the fourth. Menendez
finished the last round very fast
as Rich seemed to tire some-
what.
II was . fast encounter with
Rich the harder hitter of the
Two.
Charley Cox, l26, of Ft. Wayne,
Indiana, made hit with the fans
as he KOed Freddie Cook, 1873,
Camden, N. j.
Cox was devastating as he
poured it on. He showed no mer-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

ROANOKE. Va FulIse sl
served warrant hn nna ea
Jimmy DorseE ehnf4In2 hm 81
assault on q mllkInan -
mond. Il wasnI = fesH e
man keep those bottles eHf
Jimmy said the naa eas m
who had been herkilna hn "a
milkmnn told police ~ had a
bopped over TIE head alsh 5m
my's clarinet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

Big Chief Saunookee, a tre-
nendous Indian chieftain from
Cherokee, N. G., will meet Al
Sitko, Polish wrestler. Sitko
claims to hold the European
heavyweight wrestling title.
The Chief has wrestled through
out the country and is billed as
the largest living Indian. He
weighs 375 pounds,
Sitko has wrestled in Europe
many times and has been pitted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

CHICAC0-~-Norn street d
ders have occurred ga ihe EM
cago South Side. For llsf m.zi a.
crowds have assembled near fEe
home Of . South H'de fsesi i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12
Late Bulletins

fConflnuna Neofn fNNN zAN#
lion dollars re h1|4 lE
concern Il aetna lN Nf.
Philpott 81 IampA af4t|NI
the project.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-12

The patch on boys trousers
is something new under the sun.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
News of Music
Song Recital is Most Satisfying
Given Here by Gladys Sworthout

In the songs by Italian compos-
ers, where so much depends upon
the modulation of voice and in
strument complementing each
other, he proved himself a splen-
did partner. Santoliquido's lie
domandai," Ghedini's la Tor
tora," Respighi's "Scherzo" and
"E Sc I'm giono tornasse. and
Brogi's "Mattinata" cannot just
be sung; every note must be COL
ored with feeling. This Miss
Swarthout did and superbly.
The songs by American COM
posers, all but one in manuscript
should become popular now that
the gifted singer has presented
them. They are mostly Of light
character and formed pleasant
ending to the program. John
Duke has struck a clever note in
Il Can't Be Talking of Love" and
Celius Dougherty's "Serenader"
has more value than his amusing
Declaration of independence"
Deems Taylor's LAS Love Asleep
ing Lay" dedicated to the artist,
had more substance to it.
The encores at the close of the
program were requests, starting
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Group at 8 pm, tomorrow in
Western High School, Thirty
fifth and r streets NV. Mr..
Auber's concert originally was
scheduled for January S.
officials said Nine. LandoWska
was stricken with a throat in
fection after her November 20
concert in Carnegie Hall. Mrs.
Gerhard van Arkel. chairman Of
the Georgetown Concert group,
said she hoped soon to announce
a new date for Nine. Landowska S
performance.
Mr.. Auber, former first cellist
with the Vienna Philharmonic
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Nine. Landowska III,
Auber 10 Play Concert

Tomorrow nights scheduled
performance here by Nine. Wanda
Landowska, noted harpsichordist.
has been postponed because the
72-year-old concert artist is Ill,
it was announced today.
Stefan Auber, cellist, will take
her place for the second in the
series of the Georgetown Concert
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Appeals, is retiring after more
than As years service.
Daniel M. Wolfe, 1916 Upshur
street NV, is retiring as a re-
tirement clerk in the Payees Ac-
counts Service, with 80 years to
his credit. Raymond Campbell,
a messenger with the Claims Sta
tistics Service, is leaving after 80
years. He lives at $500 Tenth
street NV.
Mrs. Hazel P. Richards, 1913
Veazy street NV, is retiring after
80, years. She has been an en-
ploye relations assistant in the
Personnel Relations and Training
Service.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
-Four VA Employees 10 End
Century Of Service Today

Four Veterans Administration
employees with combined Govern
ment service of more than a GEN.
tury were to retire at the close
of business today.
DR.. Edgar Y. Gilchrist, 622 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV, medical
officer on the Board of Medical
Evening star., 1949-11-30

off with Go Way From My VIM
dow" which Miss Swarthout
sings inimitably. Those present.
ed during the program were "Tu
nest pas beau," from Offenbach's
la Perichole," and Poulenc's
"CheminS d'amour,
Evening star., 1949-11-30

and Pittsburgh Symphony Orches-
tras, also has been a member of
the Kolisch Quartet and is well
known for his recordings.
Tomorrow night he will play
Adagio and Allegro by Boccherini;
Variations on a Theme of Mozart,
E fiat, by Beethoven; Suite No.
in B major by Bach; Variations
sur un Theme Rococo, by
Tschaikowsky, his own arrange
Evening star., 1949-11-30

ment of La File aux Cheveux de
Lin" by Debussy; Menuett by
Haydn, and Rondo by Weber. At
the piano will be Carl Mosbacher.
Membership guest privileges will
be In effect both for Mr.. Auber's
and Nine. Landowska's later
concert, officials said.
Japan has Russian orders for
382 wooden vessels, mostly tug.
boats and lighters.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Barcelona is Spain's largest
city, with population Of more
than $500, 900 persons.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-01

ment. Stinks, taints meat; treated
animals should not be butchered for
six weeks after treatment.
S. Chlordane-A percent sprays
and dips, and 2 percent dusts will
control sheep ticks. One treatment
is usually all that is necessary.
g.. Chlorinated camphene = One
quarter percent sprays and dips and
2 percent dusts are very effective
against ticks, usually giving COM
plete control with one treatment.
HOGS
Lice
l. Rotenone-Five lbs. of 5 per-
cent rotenone in 100 gallons of water
effective as dip Oh spray; two treat
ments Is days apart if necessary.
2. DOT = One quarter percent
spray OF dip, or rs percent dust.
Two treatments usually necessary.
3. Chlordane-Same as DOT.
4. BIC - One = quarter percent
gamma isomer in spray or dip usual
ly gives control in one treatment; 1
percent dust requires two treat
ments; smells bad, taints flesh;
treated amin ais SHOULD not be
slaughtered for six weeks after
treatment.
Sarcoptic Mango
l. Chlordane = One : quarter per-
cent dip or spray usually effective
with one treatment.
2. BIC = One : quarter percent
gamma isomer spray or dip usually
effective with n treatment, but re-
member the stencil and tainting of
flesh.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-01
Livestock Sale Dates

Fairfield: Teton County Registered Swine
Breeders associations third annual bred gilt
Shelby: Marias Hereford association animal
sale. March 4.
Lewistown: Paul Donisthorpe and other CEN
tTai Montana breeders purebred sow sale
Billings: Midland Empire Registered Swine
Breeders association eighth annual bred gilt
Dillon: Dillon Range bull sale. March 5.
Billings: Montana Shorthorn Breeders a~ssocia-
ZION show and sale, March 11-12.
Lewistown: Central Montana Hereford Asso-
citation spring sale. March IL.
KalispelI: Northwest Shorthorn Breeders as
ISOLATION spring sale, March 16.
Great Falls: North Montana Hereford Breed
ers association annual spring show and sale
March 1917
Miles City: Eastern Montana Hereford as
ISOLATION sale, March %.
Livingstone: Livingston annual spring Here
ford sale, March "a.
Bozeman: Gallatin County Dbl associations
sale at Winter fair, March 30.
Bozeman: Galatin Registered Swine Breed
ers association's bred gilt sale at Winter
fair, March 81.
Bozeman: Montana Hereford associations an
nual sale at Winter fair, March 81.
Bozeman: Montana Aberdeen-Angus associa-
tion's annual sale at Winter fair, April 1.
Bozeman: Gallatin Sheep Breeders associa-
tion's bred eve sale at Winter fair, April 1.
Dayton, Wyo.: Bear Claw ranch, annual sale,
June 10.
Sheridan, wyo.: John e. Rice annual SAKE,
June ID.
Havre: North Montana Sheep Breeders asSo-
citation ram and eve sale Sept. "a.
WiIsalI: Becker Hereford ranch ali-female
Hereford sale, Sept. &c.
Dillon: Montana Futurity. Oct. 9-10.
Dayton, Wyo.: Bear Claw ranch, Hereford
bull sale, Oct. 10.
Vaughn: Archie Parkes Herefords annual
sale, Oct. Is.
Twin Bridges: A. C. Bayers annual sale, Oct.
II.
Miles City: Tri-State Futurity. Oct. 1924.
Havre: Bear Paw Hereford association sale,
Oct. 26.
Kalispell: Northwestern Montana Hereford as
ISOLATION, Oct. 81.
Worland, Wyo.: Big Horn Basin annual
Hereford sale, Oct. 81.
Butte: Western Montana annual fan Here
ford sale, Nov. IL.
Miles City: Leo Farley, Armells Hereford
Ranch, annual range bull sale. Nov. IA.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-01
Teton B.
Mischief
65th
CoIved March as,
1947

"A very smooth,
compact bull with
lots of thickness.
A reoI herd bull
prospect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-13

Newly built and furnished apart
ment. Near new beach, Ter
race and spacious grounds.
Seasonal. The East Wind. 1920
Washington Street. janl1-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-13
40 VISITORS ATTEND

lcnntinued Prom PAGE onel
Canasia, Was awarded long
dssiance phone call home
klMhi visitors present, who
had m@as pIiEs catches ON the
Chambers fishing tT,p up the
hsya laai Monday were present
IS cNftillCmlrs 90 achievement.
NWwntY thrve states were rep
resanied ln last nlghts audience,
VI ih Illinois being best repre-
sentea
Community singing with Mrs
hll lie a. the piano. Was en-
thuaiaattr Attachments were
reftsd ioiias ms tie program.
Nulantsuf hosts and hostesses
ass8stima we're Miss Gertrude
lauiarhet Ms Lew MaCFar-
iaaF AS George puent, Mrs.
tseufRr Sluvef Ars Max Her.
nan NJ and Mr. Abe Wolkoff.
Mes Grars Crosby Miss Eleanor
Waikagf and Oscag santana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-13

Tourist Court Apartments. Elec-
trio kitchen. Reasonable. Chill
dren welcomed. Apply 900
Elizabeth Street. janl-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-13
Feeding Project
Il Reported

LUBBOCK. Tex-sas-Fx,...,
.@'sas % euFnparr results AZ feea
W martin misln and plains,,,,
-. Il !. s@,'ts'. are under way al
s, sA~s tsshnsslssNicsl College hers
-. efusp II lambs was aiven :
....'.sfT - martin. alfalfa ard
s'.''sessa nleal These lamhs
sea = sam q 80 IT q pound >
aas $50 lauab "
Amssiher Eruup was fed mn i.
Hitsisife - piainsnan ru,,onsa,.S
Hisai and alfalfa The.e lansS'
49, . sam 81 81 Of q pound
uaF ohrr lanhs started
sf'n& . i'sld ~ martin min
s.@''.a averaged "a pound per
hfad aaalv Pe'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-13

t"iiiinusd Prom Page Onel
westminster wogkefs az an public
naifsfinas and special events are
pasnnsa fua the neKt two weeks
o. faasN tunda
&ean@hilr key Westers be.
sen fStplvtnE coin cards IN the
naaii tusiaY which are a. be re-
tufnsd b. March II Dimes head.
quarters County Campaign
Chairman, Iimmie Galloway said
ihia morning that Paul Boysen,
fral esislU broker. was the first
~ rNtHrn his filled coin card.
ti'iYsen ssnt a o. headquarters a
tHw mimutes after receiving il
thm mlnTnlnn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-13
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

You know FOLKS, am MOI ga
ing a. beat around the beish.
mince words, So pussy foot -- I
have concluded that the New
Deal needs to h branded jas1
precisely wtat t a Soeialisfn.
The New Dpsl has turned 0ui o.
bc Just another : h.t brass watch
And not hRe circus wateh
where you agp nut unlY 4 bitk. tfae
New Deal Nli be a dead hornr
on oar backs far years 90 eunae
Even ga. atamidauRhtar AMI
grandson w4il taste the bad fla
v0r and keep un paying
But aumething has gotta -
done We a.c up o. our chm IN
Socialism Not iar around thu
corner Is Govt precisely hke
England iluundrred nio England
Is now stueA attn q nolluds -
happy There. el hkes the mess
But that 'he Nay IL H. tlsy can
like u or lump 90
So here - nuf uWn "proInise1
Land ~, hove moore 90 ao thar
sit id1e and cs tls country - .
Ia Eurupr The horse Is GONE
admit that trHl SIS high
the income o.. place gives VA =
nightmare hut maybe to barn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-13
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For a dessert salad arrange
thick slices of banana on greens
along with halved seeded grapes
sprinkle the banana with lemon
or pineapple juice and serve with
creamy dressing