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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
4 Applications
For Membership
Oked ByLegiOn

Jsckne Drudge end Melvin
Whitman were guests a. thc rcgu-
lar meeting of Arthur Sawyer
Post No % American Legion.
heid last csennE Drudge and
Whitman told the Ie.ionnslrcs
sbnli thrif actlsgtcs snd cKpcu
cnrca Nh.lc In ATTENDANCE at
American Legion Bsfs State.
Tallafs.re Iun. fn It
TIE ull.s Iu1 application fu
mtHus r,up affv approved >.d
rst A Curry william ~ Bed
Ralph T. Hafttn.Iut Do Ergd
llafE Thsr Ni nt uttIsrd
nta uemtFf fr 10 tH, Is.uisf
H-tt.ul 1f fn AuEuf 1852
Thc suufsI u1,uhrI Efu ruud
uu UW b. fed 81 uIau8. nn
Nntrmlr IHH HHUHr- tl e
aIlirtfu H.te.grf f.u Depart
mgnt ilraaq srtg
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
AnlOnia Nluiica
Funeral Service
Friday, iP.M.

FUNERAL services fuF Antnui@
AuIics 4 vim died in Johns
Hopkins Hospital Tuesday. after
= heart opeT stion. All - held CO.
morrON afternoon a 4 o'CloCk IN
thc chapel Of the Lopez Funeral
Home, thence % 81 Asry's Star
oi thc Sea Catholic Church.
where services Nlll b. conducted
b. the Rev Gavinus Egana. s. J
Burial Wlll be- IN the Caiholic
cemetery
survivors parents. Mr. and
Mr. Onelio MuiCa. grandparents.
Miguel 4 Mulica. RITA Perez
brothers. Antonso Castro. Jr- and
Richard Y Nulica
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Aeheson Advocates Prompt
Action By Congress On Bill
To Rearm Western Europe

WASHINGTON. July % Ser
retary 0f State Dean Acheson
testiiylng taday before the House
FoFeixn Aflalrs Committee a.
garding the bill % appropriate g.
billion S4so million for thc rcarm
ing of Western Europc. urged that
congrcss promptly approve the
measure O. counteract the fear of
the shadow 0f aggression that
nov hangs over Europe
Tie vas specific "a his state
mcnt Hc said that thU Russ az
military forces IN Europe are re-
gsrdea by the population af
Western Europe as an lmpcndluA
menace a. their freedom Russla
he added has failed politically Co.
strengthen her pusltiun lu Emupr
and when diCtatoFs tsil "a pBl.t
cal ChlCancry thcy frequently
surt o. arms
RUaru Western Eurup Ache
son declared and even tfe a,
signing men in thc kutmln pII
not dare Ga sttaCk ans country n
the North Atlsntif past bersu,s
they are aware tlsst ultimate CO.
feat Wolild b. in stule lof tHer
But leave Western Euuupr assk
miiitariiy ZEE added snd thrtr
lConlinued On Page Sul
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Man. Wife Held In
Robbery OF Young
Soilor AT Beach

Jamcs Stssk snd his wtfe.
parents ol ESQ children were
heid in County Jsil yesterday in
connection WIth the alleged arm
ed fobtcrY uf Joseph Jenkins. 10.
of the q S Navy
A. pistol point t s alleged
that Sta 4 held up thr sailor 20
Rcsi Beach IuIy o. While his
sife IS boukcd for aIding and ss
suting iu thg tue
Jenkins testified tu a pIcllmn
uIy neaung betufe Peace Justice
Rm uamln Yesterday that M
Stack hsipsa us hs hands allrr
hr husbssus labbUa hlm Hc
saia he ulei Sac kumau at q
dsulc ana atu aaikot aIth hri
uu ffp Dtagt
Aitarne, , q Puitci az en-
ttrd pieas ul unt guilty in -
hall aI BE-. cl4euts The Stack
ehiidtrr have ueou turncd oEoI
g. me state welfare Board
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
WORKERS TEARING
DOWN CG BUILDING
Structure $50 ~
10 Being Razesls
odd Lighthouse iDoek
l. Being Kebaili

Tie Coast Guard lnatailHfffs
Ia ths key Net Naval stmnam
are being facs lifted
One building - \. Is taana
torn doNn In recent wears ths
structure hsd been uasd b. staff
water in CisieTms PREVIOUSLY a
hsd been huilt - tlle q s NavY
g. = coal he'd Lately a he'd t.eeu
used a. stoFagr fof miscellsnsosls
equipment
The stFurtuFo. WhlCh a lsa ieft
long and 81 feet wlde. bad isasn
damaged bY tte hurricane iat
wear The high winds unrisfu nert
the bcilding and e Was regarded
e. beinR unsafe iuf fufthef usf
Workmen today Werv clcartna
(Continued On Page Stxb
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
hey West National Guard
Wins HonOrS AT Encampment,
OuIshOOIing Other Entrants
ttumsN tsmarsl.usen
tsnem Ralimg g.
Mreilemg IIit
fs-i Aios ing farEcl.

NM alnH "a athcr ouillts
m Nn hfeMaft ca. Key
M NaneFs a. fl2ih "A A
Cm NsfalAn Florida National
fs ha fefuned homo with
EaEaE M fmeileut
#mN tln afNfsements 80 the
49, W hatiefY were tNo
~ he an s faai maving tar
w mhae fna ant4 aircraft
a Hn 9an rFewa alao scored
Ne htla which W0gr
H m maF aigcct
M # fHs areagafe EhnalinE
a mn gn fhe Bautery the
EKefl.fnf from Coi
UsA represent
uf insuetto General
N hw Wt naitefr Eat uii
e. Ataft a n8ng the hrst
W ff M ampmrut when
1 aiEhi ttaf a.
fhe ratInE &c tops
uf aHual NrId uspret-
kH m HauuHe H iHt
haffEf Fui rslh Feai
tm tuapreituu huuun
s a sliuca hueht and
naan af spifk end sasn
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
FINAL PAYMENT
FOR SCHOOLS IS
DUE AUGUST Il

Word was received today that
the Monruc Counfys school
Board check Tor sii.e2a e4 %
make the final payment on Key
West Hugh School Annex and
fouCiana School should be in
Atlanta before August ~
Horace OBryant said the
Sghoul Board would meet next
wcck 90 determine if the check
should be- sent GO the Bureau of
Community Foundation At Al
lanta
q think that lt sail bg Said
O'BFYan
News oi lhr final payment vas
contained in . letter b. o Bryant
from James l. Hearn. divisUn
counsel 81 tie Community Foun
datiun % Atlanta
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28

90 tisc Stafisun irum sale ~ city
fuvcnuc honds Hc said thc City
cuaila liuat ptfhiir para hunda Cos
fhe funas
Wtls0n said that thc gasolinc
taK a. . prubablo sssugCe of reve
niie fur thg Stadium vas otst He
SAID there was 50 much opposition
g. the tax which Is in Itself Tie
Sal
lle added that the prapussl g.
linmncc thc constitution lrom the
Ciiy Electrc System Was likewise
not feazibie Thern ere 50 many
sfftnks sttarhcd 81 that prnposai
that q wuuld not set 10 frat
kaanU
Iie nseetlna Waa In ehalNe "a
Eresident Rs.heft Dope
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
MAI. AirIines
Gets Highest
Merit Award

MIAMI July 1s National Ar
lines was advised tssdsy Il had
teon awarded ne highest moFi,
aw.gd ior its annual Fcpogt b.
Stockholders 10 laf8
The Ninth Annual Survey oi
Annual Reports judged almost
a500 financial statements by
ieading corporations throughout
the Unlted States. National AR.
lines report was cited for both
editorial and statistical contest
iugmat and typography. accord
lng D. Financiai World
TIE Tupgrt Wa& largely ahe
work al J G Bfawnex. treasure
D +. Hove. assistant tressafer,
" q Caldwell chief STATISTICAL
sss@iyst. ana William . tlenning
Washington attorney for National
Airiines
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Rotary Club Advocates
Further Study OF Funds
For Stadium Be Made

tlalH ufNn "a tile
NMH8 Gluh lsad to tise decision
go t a1.nn 81 fa4sing man
- SIS NN feNenaisi#1lnn uf thR
Aa Mimisuln ahnaala im fsiF
smf Haaafa ~ tise eommlttce "a
te Ffa4eea Nufk
Mtn ~ tlae clan-
FaNs l tisaf tfa cum-
~ - t rsiee aianui
wM ~ Nerumsfiuriiou
fsaafsun M ma8
f maa im hfm tiaaa ia gtsaeg
ms# EEL EasMnN tha uauney
a h@m 81 - e2haGstea bc-
e HFE naHfY cuifld he
~
IS ~ = M Carr
uf tae lls4h. ~
fs.s ~ E ma n4 atniatatun
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
FACTFINDINC
BOARD HEARS
STEEL DISPUTE


NEW YORK. July ~ 8--Inasssa
of tise Clo Steel WORKERS Unieas
began today 10 state their SIDE ~
the differences with steel COM
panies 10 the Presidents fact find
lng board.
Il has not vet been decided
sShctaer or not the board wiil
CONSIDER the pension Qsaeztloa
which . the chief cs1ne "a the
dispute between Ere Union and
the companies The latter main
tain that discussion ol pensions.
according to an agreement reach
81 N 1873. should D. deferred 60
April ui next year
However. The board will 80
into the questions abDut higher
ages and health Insurance
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28

er KEY Wcs. National Guard
officer commended the hattCry
on thr eNe of as departure ior
thr iri4un trip
q have bofu fr nf .-affatrf
aHth ket Wet National Gusft
.uIt- rmrp 1891 aftn exception
ul NaI Yeais. and ths IS the hest
uullt tU gme eui ui kC West
duunA ihaf time IA Ca Tar
iuI tola the guaIdsmru
loul discipline attention. Co.
ll .f.uftIuns ml'IiH. courtesy
aud -cnrlal DHuil.t At.t tACtll-
rui Tafhf sall
Dee a. C3de sutkutB eum
uanls thc battery Whicf hss q
mcmalelship al thfce uiilecs and
80 enlisted men Other officers
uf thc hattcFb ere lst Ia Paul
Reuter- executive afilgti ana ~
IL Mario p Nspoles. range
ofiler
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Snake In The Grass

LEWIsTOWN Montana ~
Montana Rsuthc Msftu Norman
said hc had the Shakes after hs
experience auth fsti.e,uakr
Norman end TED l.auEfurd
were uut ua.alE cattle u ttr
Mlsuu.i brakes neal hec They
stopped foI fcsi and stretched
uut in tne Erss- fs rusl of A
noise Attracted tteir attention
and Ahen thcl luokra ~ there
aas q raitlesnakr between them
Norman rolled out % thC
snakes ranGc Bat Langford irozc
and las sti THE Taftlcf slIther-
"a ~ % LanEfofd looked ham
over and tanned and went aNay
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28

NSt@NAa
~ Wlili@rn a NalhNg Ne par
slient - tipe FiFxa FpsisFal isan
Assosiatsan ~ Mtmnal. Aaia taMs
I'M mseeain9 al asw lsa Sc psas.
poae of dlscaaa - whnHisef nW
peupie q FlMtas waFt Mimznl Is
unaertake the hnlsfin8 af :
wogid's Par alsd wispghua see
pEugNssal 9 lea4lBis
Fause @ttsndang tfe uamekamm g.
aav Nere CoumaMAsnmefa i.aaals
and 1ohn Cafbosaeli FEeai usssn.
togcthef wsth Cts MAnaNNH
Ralph d Sgasldln9 snd CltY A.
tornes lgnsiius Lester TIE cts
mansEeF aad the cts sftnrney
will also e. 81 the meeting
Commissioner HianteF it~Fsen.
who dia nut attend the meeaanN
today. Is expected - he pfeaens
- the dinneT uneetana in Miau.i
touaorruw night
TIE psarposa of thia aleeung s
a. discuss the sen8inK - = dele0a
ton representing key West a. a..
ami ~ which The proposition af
holding q Worlsa Pair "a Mans
vii he diaca&sed sad C0mu4as
sioncr CaTboneil
Walker contaCied nae ana sad
hc wanted an expression of aF&n.
ion from key West AZ - wheaaex
0r not q FAIR skoaia ne unamFaak
en- "a Mimfni" Sad Lester
On nlotion af CofmnalnmAnmnF q
%. the g@ihefAng a1ggeatea thaf
All the eosnfnlass0naFA tfaa cts
nMnAger ard ne 90 A2amaes
glaoald attend the MAsmi snNxllnK
ard urge Miasni 90 usadeftaAe tise
falr II was underMiood that cv.
eFy0ne astend.ag Will pay Ms oWn
expenses % Miami
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Pennekamp Aud Pepper
Will Speak Here Before
Jaycee Conference In August
Senalor Pepper To
Spsak Saturday. AuF.
9th, Everything
Ready Ior Meeting

Two - Finftdss lealing cit
sens. men both taps fn tle.r
chosen fields. will sgras o. a.
FLORIDA Junior Chambur 81 Con
merce st Is Sumaanef conference
a. b. held a key West. August
6th and 3th
Speaking - the Jsycees st the
haIsineSs session o. b. held at 4
o'Clnck Saturday afternoon viii
h. John ID Pennekaulp. AasnCiste
Editor - the Miami Herald ant
an untFlng woFker in behali ul
all things FLORIDA. ard part4cu
laFly the EvtTglsdes Nstiunsl
Park
AZ the banquet Saturday nght
TIE JayoceS Wili hear senator
Claude Pepper. Flursdas seniof
senator SenatoF Pepper Is not
unknown 30 the Jeycces, many
have heard him speak before ana
are looking forward o. q repeat
performance Saturday night
Charles Curry. President uf thC
key Wezt Junior Chamber ol
Commerue. states that everything
is IN readiness to greet the dele
gates and assure them = hearty
welcoue iFom the Key West
club
we have done everything in
ot1r power 90 make this ore ol
the most suCceEsful conference
the Jayeees have ever held Cur
~ said. and the program. hke
the speakers we have bcen foFtu
nate enough o. secure for thc oc-
easion. viii he outstanding in ev-
cry respect"
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Italian Children
Vacation
I'm Denmark

ROME - DF' Fivr hundred
italian childfcn aill spcnd their
hoiiaays IN Denmark undcf thc
International Union Sos thc Pro
lection % Children The union
Is an indepcndent organization
whirh leaks after childFen not
eligible for help under other cx-
lstinE schcuoA" said Mis- Claire
WcnncT dcleeate lor the organl-
zation foF italy
TIE B0o children wtll h. tho
thlId batch II swlnE Italians o.
spend their vacations IA Dcu-
mark ln le47 one thousand acre
sent THERE and iast year anothcr
500
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
Delay In Senate
In Appropridtinq
Funds For ERP

WASHINGTON iuif 1s
Technical detail ere delay ing 81
tom in the senate 8n the bil that
PROVIDES an sppI0p stiuu im tne
Transforming e the EConuml a.
csyery Program iu Westefn 80
rope
EmergenC iunds mas hats o.
bc used ioT baYlng o. continue
tEc program popularity knaWn aa
the Marshall Plan
q IS gene ally agreed that the
full sum sskcd fuf b. thr admn
.stFatlon wail not b. appropriated
Several senators have recum
mcndcd that t1e fund D. eut
down 20 pa cent of more
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
USSCorryHere
For training

TfsR NhA MAfE. ) ieskfsn8 s.
fsEea = a. N#s Ma Ns#
Egu4u NWM ksMm8 %
mas q hNxN sm tFaMaaM m&tM
rumAlmAaaF "a ttm Aak MNt
faf aheaaf q mask NAaa sas gn8
Is sehesiutHa g. ieasx e. Esn
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-28
KEY WEST BOARD'TO
URGE MIAMI TO HOLD
WORLDS FAIR THERE


EniHs KsY Wei cY Couasaon ussslas
Asm io@oFEo~ asha ~AsA assnsa auaasns
wosas Fs w be asesa@a "a an aaosuai ansss
nc here today.
tns |nr I@1a@@ao@~Fa expect % 1smma usamstah
the holding oi lhs hwss
urgso messing tAa colhus uast ~
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-01
Market Outlook
Continued From Page ID


cial broiler and fryer supplies win
remain heavy and will keep prices
from advancing as much as usual.
Storage stocks of chickens to be dis
tributed during the winter and spring
are below average, but are ample in
view of increased winter production
of broilers and fryers.
TURKEYS-Prices strengthened
during the pre-Thanksgiving trade
but it is doubtful if they will go still
higher for the Christmas trade. Re-
manning supplies are heavy. Storage
stocks on Nov. l were more than
double last years. The government
has been making minor purchases
to support prices.
EGGS-Prices will move lower for
the next three or four months as
more of the new pullet crop m
into full production. October pro-
duction was 7 percent larger than
a year ago, although laying flocks
were only 2 percent larger. Pro-
duction turned upward earlier in the
fall than ever before. Storage stocks
are less than one-fourth of the 1914
48 average, so that sharp temporary
price upturns may occur when fresh
arrivals lag because of unfavorable
weather. Prices for the better grades
probably will sag to the support
1AxyO7 Ly hHoro1 IA &c IEnIu ~ hn
about 5 cents a dozen lower than
last spring but will be profitable for
efficient producers.
POTATOES-A moderate price
rise is probable in the next three
months. In the last Al years, farm
prices for potatoes have advanced
from November to December in
about two years out of three, from
December t. January in about seven
years out of eight and from Janu-
airy to February in two years out of
three. The advance this year may
be less than usual, since the late crop
turned out considerably better than
expected and is above average in re-
1ation to demand. In some sections,
growers are holding for the higher
support prices of late winter.
Price support for the 1850 crop
will be at so percent of parity cal
culated on the new basis and will be
about $1.60 per cwt. compared with
$1.80 per cwt. for the 1949 crop. The
1@xA1,1,oo aa-aoa0 o11a4p1ADt for
1850 is 1,138, 900 acres, or Z percent
less than for 1949. The production
allotment is 335, 900, 900 bushels, or
enough to provide 10 pounds per
capita compared with average food
use of 108 pounds from the 1913
crop. The 1949 crop was 387, 000, 900
bushels. Growers must observe al
lotments, marketing agreements and
orders to be eligible for price sup
port.
HAY-Steady to slightly higher
prices appear probable during the
winter. Nationally, forage supplies
including hay, silage, fodder, fall
grazing and crop residues for feeding
are near average, but are short in the
northeast, dry parts of Montana an6
the Dakotas, and somewhat short il
the Pacific coast states. Hay price:
will be extremely high in all area:
where inshipments are necessary.
CASH GRAF X ON NOV. 2s:
CHICAGO-Wheat: No. 3 red. $2.07.
Corn: No. 2 yellow. new, s1.26-1.2 81; No.
yellow. new. 1921. 264; No. A yellow, new
s118A-1.214; No; 4 yellow; old. 81 al; Nc
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-01
CASH GRAIN MARKETS ON NOV. es;

CHICAGO-Wheat: No. 3 red. $2.07.
Corn: No. 2 yellow. new, s1.26-1.2 81; No. )
yellow. new. 1881. 26A; No. 4 yellow. new,
s1.18A-1 .21A: No. 4 yellow, old. 81 1T; No.
Sill.
Oats: No. 3 heavy mixed. 7s1ac; No. l
heavy white, 78Ac; No. 3 heavy white me-
dunn, TIC.
Rye: No. 2 nominal, s1.34.
Barley: Feed. 90c-s1 20; mailing, si.22-1.67.
Soybeans: No. 2 yellow, s2.23.
MINNEAPOLIS-Wheat: No. l dark north
ern spring, 50. 23-2. "a; 1876 protein, 2.23-2.24s
1876 protein, 81. 25-2.29; 14F protein, s2.31-
2-35; 15% protein, s2.36-2.4o; 16To protein.
$2.40-2.44; No. l amber durum, 50. %.
Corn: No. 2 yellow, S1.15-1.21; No. 3 yell
low, s1.12-1.19; No. 4 yellow. s1.H-1.18.
Oats: No. 2 heavy white. 7012-71hc; No. 3
heavy white, 69R-70hc; No. 4 heavy white,
$4,000.
Rye: Nominal, No. 2, s1.35z-l38A.
Barley: Mating. s1.24-1.63; feed, e5e-A IA.
Flaxseed: No. 1, S3.8o-3. SO.
Soybeans: No. 2 yellow, s7.20%
Evening star., 1949-03-15

Artini and Consuele, however, It
seems not only possible but prob
able that their return was de-
manded by the customers. They
Iare entertaining performers. She's
Ia pretty girl and both are able
dancers who whip through their
routines as If they enjoyed them
hugely. For its musical diversion.
the Lounge again has Florian Ia
Bach, as already has been noted,
and that is good. too. Mr.. Ia
Bach is a handy man with q
shiny Stradivarius.
The Lotus has come up with one
of its livelier shows in its current
offering. The headliner is Sandra
Kiraly, a sultry-t type brunette with
a deep, rich voice that does things
to a song, not to mention to a man
listening to a song. Also on hand
are the Ming Sing Stars, a covey
Of agile Chinese girls who do some
balancing and acrobatic tricks
that still seem obviously impos-
sible even after you have seen
them. Dancing is in the tap
style, performed nimbly by at
tractive Daurice Shaw.
Evening star., 1949-03-15

|ered at all BY any Language bar
riers, even If you don't have q
word Of French. He'd be funny
in Sanskrit, which fewer people
speak than French.
4 4 X y
Jan August. the piano wizard
arrives at the Statler's Embassy
Room Thursday night, the man
|agement suddenly discovered yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. August
you must know, is the man who
leaped to radio and record fame
on the strength of piano solos
that sound as If he were equipped
with a minimum Of five hands.
Along with him on the Embassy
Rooms new entertainment bill
will be Louise Howard, about
whom virtually nothing Is known
|hereabouts, beyond the fact that
she is billed as a Song satirist."
r. X 4 X
The Showbill:
1t is a little late to be getting
around to it. but, in case you
hadn't noticed. Artini and Con-
suele have been brought back to
the Mayf1ower lounge on account
of what the management calls
"insistent demand" Who de-
mands these demand return en-
gagements" that entertainers
make is a mystery-a small lnys-
terry, perhaps, but one nobody ever
has cleared up. In the case of
Evening star., 1949-03-15
By Horry Macarthur

of the Blue Room includes some
very funny people. There is an
underlying sadness behind most OF
them. as there probably is in all
French satire, but it won't keep
you from laughing your silly head
off. M. Ulmer opens his series OF
song sketches Cat least he did last
night) with a daft impersonation
of bass fiddle player who dreams
he is a concert cellist, goes on to
enact all the parts in a silent
movie 80 old and bad you can't
even see it on television," then
adds a number of items, including
a very funny one about a man
who waits for his date for 40
years-on the wrong side of the
street.
M. Ulmer Is we'll worth your
while. Most of his songs, inciden-
tally, are in French, but, just like
the movies. he supplies English
subtitles. You shouldn't be both
Evening star., 1949-03-15
After Dark
NJ. Georges Ulmer of Copenhagen
Proves Great Gallo Entertainer

It will be. best If we Just don t
have any argument about it this
evening. M. Georges Ulmer, Of
Copenhagen, Denmark, Is a great
man. M. Ulmer arrived last night
at the Blue Room of the Shore
ham Hotel and turned out to be
one Of the happier things that has
happened to the Blue Room, at
least within living memory. I'm
til some one comes along to prove
otherwise, a doubtful proposition
at best. we're prepared to 60 along
with his claim to the title of
frances greatest composer, bal
ladier and characterization
artist"
Others might claim superiority
In certain of those fields, of course.
Debussy, for example, might be
called a greater composer, If he
were around to accept the honor.
But could Debussy initiate Jimmy
Cagney? OF course not. M. Ul-
k44C1 40 tA1C t14PlC- Jill eau l1ldl. I1C
impersonates not only Jimmy
Cagney but a number of other
fine. foolish people, before the
audience lets him off the Blue
Room floor.
Dane though he may be by
birth, M. Ulmer seems to have
lived In France long enough to
become completely Gallo in his.
approach to the comic facets of
life. The ridiculous never looked
more ridiculous than when. he is
turning it into a song character
ization. And he is artist enough
to prove. on more than one occa-
sion, that that business about 60
ing from the ridiculous to the sub
lime is foolish. because his ridicu-
lous is sublime.
The gallery of characters M.
Ulmer conjures up in the middle
Evening star., 1949-03-15

Dona Mason, who left the King
Cole Room awhile back for q two
week stay at New York's Blue
Angel. is back in town, or on the
outskirts Of town. She's the new
entertainment headliner at the
Cross Roads,
Evening star., 1949-03-15
:1@yV maHa IxaMusxs%

many special comforts this magnificent car provides.
You are oGered-not merely a wide choice Of rich
interior upholsteries and re6nements- choice I'M
surpassed in the fne-car field! In fact this is
pletely luxury" car that push-button windows,
and foam-rubber cushioned seats are standard equip
ment" on every Lincoln Cosmopolitan!
You enjoy-not merely better than average visibility
Evening star., 1949-03-15

but the unexceIled visibility Of sweeping one-piece
windshield Of curved safety glass; almost FIVE feet wdel
And at your command is an engine-the great new
Lincoln Vype Eight is the very last word for
dependability economy long life!
Why not stop in and this thrillingly beautiful
Lincoln Cosmopolitan soon? private demonstration
with you at the wheel-is yours for the asingl
Evening star., 1949-03-15

71HEm is no nde-reauy no rde-quite like the
luxurious ride of the l949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan!
1t is so smooth -. so quiet so magni6oently
'veveted' by superb springing it literally transforms
every road into bed of roses"
Once you experience it. this luxurious roadabty alone
should be enough to make your 6necar choice this year
a Lincoln Cosmopolitan. Yet it is merely Of the
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-03-25
Hold Services For
Paul r. Janetski, Sr.

Funeral services for Paul r.
Janetski, 81. 81, were held yester-
day at the Catron chapel. Inter-
ment was in the Whitefish cerne-
terry.
Mr.. Janetski passed away Mon
day evening at a Whitefish hos
pital. He had been resident of
Columbia Falls for two years,
moving here from Great Falls. A
Great Northern railroad conduc-
tor, he had retired at the age of
so after Al years service.
Survivors include his wife, Pearl
E.; three sons, Paul R., and Johl
B., Columbia Falls; and Douglas,
Seattle; two daughters, Mrs. E.
C. Van Horn, Columbia Falls; and
Mrs E. J. Armet, Rochester, MINI:
13 grandchildren, five brothers,
and three sisters.