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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
When Thinning Paint

When thinning any paint. Narnlsh
or lacquer product, it is exceed.
ingly important to use the right
kind of thinner, and then only ac-
cording to the directions of the
manufacturer, which usually are
found printed on the containers Of
his products. For example, it would
be absolutely wrong to use a lac
quer thinner in house paint, or tur-
pentine as a thinner in lacquer. If
there is any doubt as to what to
use, sound advice can be obtained
from your paint dealer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
New Pig Disease

A puzzling paralysis has been
blamed for many of the pig losses
caused by an acute type of disease
in baby pigs in the past two years.
This disease is called hypogly-
celnia. It strikes pigs one TO three
days old and spreads rapidly
through the litter It is associated
with shortage of sugar in the
blood, and most cases have been
though: to occur because the new
born pig failed to nurse properly
or because the SOW milk was in.
sufficient.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
School Census Report

A census of pre-school and school
children is taken in Troy school dis
trict No. each year between Sept.
IS end Oct Is, with the deadline on
DC 1ber l. Following is the report
submitted Oct IS:
Total number children between
ag 6 and 81: l948-356; 1949-389
Total number children under 6: 1913
-168; 1949-175.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
Sponsors Party for Children

Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the V. F. w. invited their child
rem to a Christmas party held at
Callahan Recreation hall Wednes-
day night, Dec. 81. The children
enjoyed the exchanging of gifts,
games, and ice-cream- cake, and
cookies. Santa Claus was present
to distribute the gifts and favors
presented by the Auxiliary to each
child.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
PinOchIe Club Christmas Party

On December IS the Pinochle
Club held Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Merch Bollman. Gifts
were exchanged and dainty lunch
was served by the hostess at the
close of the afternoon. Mrs. Jim
Lindsey won high prize; Mrs. Leo
Rubber, low; and Mrs. James John
ston, travelling.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
Christmas Party

At their Christmas party held
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 81, at the
home of Mrs. Carl Laffoon, members
of the Dorcas Society revealed the
identity of each others secret sis
ter" for the past year. The after
noon was spent pleasantly and
gifts were exchanged. Names were
drawn for next years secret sis
ter" A delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Jess Ellis.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
(iOVernment WnlteWash

Stake fresh quicklime Of good
quality with clean water, added a
little at a time, in a clean wooden
pail, keg, or barrel. SHAKING may
be FASTENED by breaking up some Of
the Jumps or by adding a little hot
water. When shaking is well start
ed, add more water gradually to
replace that lost in the shaking proc
ess. If not enough water is used the
lime will become "scorched, and
part of it will be granular. On the
other hand, too much water may re-
tard or "quench" the shaking proc
ess. After the lime is completely
slaked, add enough water to make
a thick paste, cover the container
with boards to keep in the heat, and
let it stand for several hours or over
night. Then strain the paste
through wire fly screen, and thin it
to brushing consistency with clean
water.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
Hold Canasta Party

James Johnston was pleasantly
surprised by group of friends who
arrived at his home on his birthday,
Dec. II. The evening was spent
playing canasta by the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rubber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Rubber, Betty Campbell, Dick Rub
Ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston.
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Thursday. December %, 1919
Ca1ses al Farm F'ires

Fires cause several thousand
deaths and injuries to farm people
besides. untold hardship and suf-
fering each year. Most farm fires
are due to eight preventable caus-
es: Cd Defective chimneys; ~
Sparks on combustible roofs; (3)
Inadequate lightning protection;
"a Carelessness with matches;
Isl Spontaneous ignition; (6) I'm
proper use of gasoline and kero-
sene: I'd Unsafe stove and furnace
installation: go Misuse of cleo
tricity and appliances.
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TROY NEWS

matched. Mrs Bauer took flash
bulb pictures of the happy occasion.
The next meeting will be January
II at Mrs. Herman Peterson's.
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NToose Eold Annual Partv

held last Friday night at the Moose
hall wAen mem bars of the Moose
Lodge, Ladies of the Moose and
their families assembled. Around
100 were present to enjoy the deli
cious turkey dinner served by the
ladies. This was followed by the
arrival of Santa Claus who distri-
buted gifts to the children. The
latter part of the evening was spent
in dancing to Mossey's orchestra.
This party with their families is an
annual event enjoyed by Moose
members.
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Ticket Sale

Firemen have been busy selling
tickets in advance for their annual
New Years Eve dance. Les Blooms
orchestra will provide the music
this year.
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o. z. S. Meets Wednesday

" 4. D N4cGtS wednesday
Kootenai Chapter No. 88 of the
o. E. S. met last Wednesday night.
After the lodge meeting, exchange
of gifts was enjoyed and the secret
pals for the past year revealed their
identities. Refreshments were SER
we'd. Installation of new officers
will take place at the next meeting.
Santa Attends Friendly Club
Santa Claus attended the Christ
mas party of the Friendly Club to
which members brought their child
rem Thursday, Dec. %, at the church
club room. A bountiful noon meal
was served by Mrs. Henry Cole,
Mrs. James Sloan, and Mrs. Clara
Pattie A Christmas tree and greens
were used for decoration and
Christmas games were played. Mrs.
Virgil Koistenen and Mrs. Wesley
Cooley were winners in the games.
Presents were distributed by Santa
Claus after Christmas cards were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
Mrs. FitzgerGld
To Toxic Trip
To Virginio

Mrs. j. A. Fitzgerald, wife of
Commander Fitzgerald, former
commanding officer Of Key West
Naval Station. but who will be
executive officer Of the same sta
ton, will leave Monday for a
Itwo-week visit with relatives
around Richmond. Virginia.
Upon her return here, she viii
be accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. M. M. BeIknap Of Westwood,
california, who is visiting an
other daughter in Virginia, Mrs.
Belknap will stay in Key West
until about December L
Commander Fitzgerald will ac-
company his wife as far as Miami.
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Audubon
Society To
Meet TONIGHT

In addition to his discussion Of
National Audubon Society Con-
vention held in Detroit in Oc-
stober, Charles Brookfield, Tropi-
cal Florida Representative of the
Society will outline the Screen
Tour Program for this year in a
meeting of the Monroe County
Audubon Society in the Woman's
Club Building at eight o'clock to-
night, The first number of the
Audubon Society Screen Tour
will take place in the Key West
High School on the evening of
December Is, when DIN S. Pet
tingill, Jr., of Northfield. Mime
sofa will present his color film
I"Wildlife In Action"
In tonight's meeting there will
be short business meeting and
an election of officers for the
coming year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

The final count on the Miss
Buddy Poppy" contest was held
Wednesday night at the VIEW
Home on Elizabeth Street,
The winner, and the Poppy"
Queen for 1949 is Miss Hilda
Pullara, with 26.41S votes. The
two runners-up were Miss Marie
Skies with 1904 votes and Miss
.Lericia Garcia with 8.l55 votes.
Miss Pullara was the VFW cand-
|idate, Miss Skies was the en-
.trant Of the American Legion
and Miss Garcia was the candidate
for the Business and Professional
Women's Club. Miss Skies and
Miss Garcia will act as the at
PENDANTS to Miss Pullara when
she is officially crowned at the
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LIKES ARTICLE
Editor, The citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
I have just completed the read
ing of an article entitled THE
Passion Flower" by William
Meyers. In my opinion it was
not only beautiful from the re-
ligious and spiritual standpoint,
but also very descriptive, and in
teresting from the botanical
standpoint as well.
/ believe that this article is a
real credit to your newspaper,
and / would like to see more of
these appear therein. Mr.. Meyers
seems to be an excellent writer
on horticulture, not only from the
scientific view, but from the
spiritual view as well, and / am
sure that during the coming tour
ist season his articles will be
widely read by visitors to our
island city and / am sure that
these articles will cause them to
leave with a great appreciation
for the vegetation in Key West
and in awe of the method by
which Mr.. Meyers will present
it to them.
Looking forward to the next
article. remain,
Sincerely yours,
VIM. L. DAVIS. JR.
Key West, Flas
724 Eaton St, M
Nov. 8, 1949.
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Utah, Nevada, California, Greg
on, and Washington. Not one day
Of rain throughout 10000 miles!
We travelled mostly in mod
ern streamliners on the railroads,
but there were short stetches
where we had to ride mixed"
trains, composed of ancient pas
senger coaches and freight cars
|ambling along at unhurried pace.
Also we enjoyed some very fast
electric streamliners, some de-
aghtful Interurbans and short
hop in the rollicking cab of a
steam freight locomotive. On
another stretch, we enjoyed
sharing the cab of an electric
locomotive with the Motorman,
ethe Conductor, five other women
passengers, a pet cat and a
squealing pig all sandwiched
in with several bags of U. S.
Mail. Outside it was below freez-
ing, but we were quite comfort
able, thanks to electric heat.
That was nothing compared
to some of our travel modes our
journey into the Pacific North
west. These included a So degree
Funicular railway, a diminutive
tug boat and swing across a
roaring torrent on an aerial
tramway. The quaintest expert
ence of all was a quiet, slow,
peaceful juant in a real Canal
Boat, towed by mules along
Americas first transportation
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Commander David + Murtinedu.
USNs Addressed Fleet Reserve Asso.
And Auditory At Meeting Tuesday

Members Of the Fleet Reserve
Association Auxiliary No. SIS were
nEivileged to near on Tuesday
tvefiing an interesting and in
formative talk by the guest
speaker. Commander David L.
Nnriineau USN. who addressed
both the Branch and Unit at the
Elunrooms at Front and Fitz-
patrick streets, where the meet
lngsi are held monthly.
Originally scheduled for Thurs
day. November 10, the meeting
date. was advanced to Tuesday,
November 8. this month in order
that the opportunity to hear Com
Inankisr Martinean might be TAX
en- advaniage Of. !
Mis- Marie Reuther, vice presi-
dent presided AZ the meeting OF
the Unit in the absence of the
president. Mrs. Mizpah Pierce
lPho.is in the hospital with knee
Injury. and various matters 81
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were discussed, and Mrs. Curry
announced that Mrs. Elizabeth
Reese and Mrs. Ann Otto were il
charge of tickets for the supper
and children's fashion S h o v
which are to be held in connec,
ton with this Festival.
Mrs. Gloriana Bayly, Social
Relations Secretary, reported
sending out cards to members
who were i'll, and she also asked
for help. at the clothes center, Of
which she is in charge, and Mrs
Juanita Delgado. United Thank
Offering custodian, reported that
the amount from the recent in
gathering totaled $l22.72, add
ing that members who had not
turned in their offerings should
do so as soon as possible.
Hostesses for the Afternoon
were Mrs. Harry Baker and Mrs
Joseph Laid, who served tea
sandwiches and cake during the
social hour which followed the
meeting.
Attending Mondays meeting
wree the Mesdames Beulah Rus
sell, Oriette Archer. Marie Rus
sell, Gloriana Rayly, Juanita Del
gado. Dorothy Sweeting, Eliza
beth Baker, Edith Ladd, Hilda
Sands, Ivadell Finder. Elizabeth
Reese, Betty Mace onnell, Mary
Eberhardt, Louise Grant, Ellen
Tynes, Eva Navarro, Merle Curry
and the Misses Jennie Seymour,
Eta Patterson, Sophie Watson,
Mary MacConnell and a guest
Mrs. Annie Russell,
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COMING Events
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER H.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL
Meeting, Monroe County Audu-
bon Society, 8 P. M. at Wo-
mans Clubhouse, Duval
street. Charles Brookfield,
Tropical Florida Representa-
tive of National Audubon
Society, guest speaker, Elec-
ton of officers. Public in
vited.
Gala Armistice Day Dance, 8
P. M. at Veterans of Foreign
Wars Hall on Elizabeth
street. Music by Norman
Kranich and his orchestra.
Armistice Day Dance, sponsor
ed by Fleet Reserve Associa-
ton Branch No. Sc. Club
rooms at Front and Fitz-
patrick streets.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER A.
Meeting, Poinciana School p
7. Az Ps. NJ. in School Audi
torium, Special program
planned. All parents urged
by r. r, Al. 10 be present.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l5r-
Meeting. High School p T. A
800 p. M. in School Audi.
toriuin.
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Aerovias %"
Passenger List

Passengers leaving for Havana
Cuba, via Aerovias 20" S.A.:
Lenos Trivett, Ulysses Trivett
Preston Dunckelman, Rose Dun
ckelman, hurry Mcdonald, Caro-
line Mcdonald, Ruperto Mart
inez, Tomas DePaula, Lawrencs
Eisler, Isabella Eisler, Maio Ser.
afines, Mario Menocal.
Marguerite Wanderburg, Rus.
Ruta, Frank Chadsey, Agnes
Chadsey, Albert Cannon, Edwarc
Hunt, Barbara Freeman, Mar
iano Sierra, Antonio Mena, Gabr-
ieI Blanco, Clara Garcia.
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Tickets Now Available For
Civic Drumd Festival This
Season Sponsored BY IqYcees

at Pollock's Iewelry store, 500
Duval street.
AS In previous years, season
subscribers Of the proceeding
year will receive priority in res
ervations and viii be allocated
their former seats. il they SO de-
sire, during the priority reser-
walton period" from November II
to November u. On the latter
date, November 81, all remaining
seats viii be assigned on a first
come, first served basis to ac-
cornmodate new Subscribers and
also former subscribers, who wish
a change in location.
In all fairness and to eliminate
confusion, the Jaycees wish to
emphasize that it viii be impossi-
bic to change seat reservations,
as allocated last year, until No
vember 81, and that new sub
scribers can not be assigned seats
until such date. Former sub
scribers may, of course, request
q change Of location when apply
ing for their season tickets and
such request will be complied
with wherever possible.
!. Subscribers may obtain their
tickets now at Pollocl's jewlry
store and designate the Jaycee to
whom they wish credit to be
given for such subscription It is
not necessary to wait to be con-
tacted by a Jaycee.
The scheduled plays are Fair
And Warmer, Peg o. My Heart
and The Heiressp and will be
produced in the Key West High
School Auditorium.
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TIE regular monthly meeting
nf the Woman's Auxiliary Of st.
NauIN Church was held on Mon
Nav afternoon OF this week at 8
Eelntk IN the Parish Hall. with
akFH krie Curry. secretary, pre-
dlnR instead Of the president,
AIRS MefVin Russell.
MN Curry led the devotion.
Iollumlna which reports of the
tseEEsafy and treasurer were
faaa
Mn Joseph Ladd reported that
&ahl bundles had been provided
~ lhe World Community Day
tloisel 81 the United Council Of
fhuach Women, which wa S
tR|eces lof Peace" this year.
Nj Jennie Seymour, Educa-
tIona Secretary. then conducted
pftEfam on Christian Educa-
tan end read an article from the
baoN Things That Matter" by
Nlshtp Brent
nflef reports were given Of
fie District meeting which was
tnld recently IN Miami. and the
Heslenaiiun Of the vice-president
tf tHa organization. Mrs. Myrt-
iand Gates. was read and accept
81 Nhth ftGret
MIS- Mervin Russell. who at
lended the meeting, though she
ga BOT feel sufficiently well to
nressie for the day. thanked all
ne memDers for the flowers and
cards sent 70 her during her re-
cert illness.
FIbal plans for the Festival to
b. held on November 81 and %,
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Charles Curry. President Of the
key West Junior Chamber of
Commerce. announces that his or
sanitation has unanimously vot-
"a d again sponsor the Civic
Drama. Festival for the coming
season.
Members we're delighted with
ne three plays presented last
scar John Loves Mary. But
Hai Goodhy" and Angel Street, :
md the audience reaction was
also PROFESSIONALLY favorable.
TIE Jaycees feel that the
pratla FESTIVAL fills a definite
need IN the cultural life of the
tomnunity in that il supplies an
bpptEiuniiy for all to enjoy
iheatEical attractions that have
been outstanding successes in
New York. with professional
casts Of Actors Aquity Players.
AZ the final performance Of
last years series, the audience
esas given an opportunity to re-
fobsfribe % the new 1949-5O.
Festival and practically all old
melnbers applied for their tickets.
those season ticket holders who
haxa not resubscribed viii be
fpdifidually contacted by menu
hers. Of the Jaycees. New sub
tcri1ers viii have an opportunity
q securing reserved seat tickets,
rood for al three plays of the
Festival BY contracting any Jay
Zee pr BY purchasing them at the
bex office. which will be open
Ifoui 400 p. m. 10 500 p. m. daily
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

Military Ball, which is being held
at the Post Home tonight.
Mss Pullara will receive low
ing cup. and her two attendants
will each receive gift.
This contest was very close
and became very exciting since
the official count on Monday
night, when the contest was even
closer. But in the last two days,
Miss Pullara forged ahead, vim
ming by third again over Miss
Skies.
The official browning well be
at the end of the Grand March,
around eleven PM. at the Arfnis-
tice Day Dance. The dance will
be from 900 pm. until a?'', and a
record crowd IS expected Nor
man Kranich and his orchestra
will furnish the dance music.
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Importance to the organization
We're discussed.
Several new members were in
troduced, ara reports were heard
from the secretary, treasurer and
committee heads. Mrs. Bessie
Picker rendered her resignation
as treasurer due to the fact that
her husband is being transferred
to Tampa, and they expect to
leave Key West shortly. With q
speedy and unanimous vote, Mrs.
Elsie Schneider was elected 10
the office of treasurer to succeed
Mrs. Picker.
The Unit has made many plans
for future affairs, including an
annual Christmas party that il
always a gala event.
Following the meetings a social
hour was held, during which re.
freshments Of beer, chop suey
with rice. and salad were served
by the Auxiliary members.
.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
Pettis- Yelvinoton Engagement
And Wedding Plans Annouced

Miss Pettis is now doing prac-
tice teaching at the Harris Ele-
mentary School here She is d
senior at the Florida State Uni
versity, from which institute Of
learning she will graduate early
in December with an Alb degree.
Mr.. Yelvington is the son of
Mrs. Bradley Sweeting, Of S24
Eaton street; and Charles E Vel
vington, Srs Of Lakeland, Florida.
He is currently a student at the
Southern College Of Optometry
in Memphis, Tennessee.
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cast. bat stated he would have it
cast within the next two weeks.
Getting Pinned is about a
group Of young people and prom
ises to be very entertaining. The
very capable cast includes: Helen
Smith as Janice Sterling, Jack
Chapiesky, RIM 3 as Luther Lam
son, Hilda Pullara as Dinah Ster-
ling, Doris Tyson as Verna Gar
son, Betty Arnayor as Mrs. Ster-
ling. Mike Belize, SN, as Hay
wood Dorrance. George Lunney,
SIN, as Harold. and Joyce Park
as Clover, the maid.
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Mr.. And Mrs. E.
Cutler Dawes Here
Honeyrnooning

Honeymooning here in Key
West this week are Mr.. and Mrs,
E. Cutler Dawes of Newark, Ohio
and Hobe Sound, Fla, following
their marriage at West Palm
Beach last Saturday.
Mr.. Dawes is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Beman Gates Dawes of
the Ohio city, and is a nephew Of
former Vice President Charles G.
Dawes. His father, former con-
gresham, is chairman of the
Board of the Pure Oil Co.
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Peoples Forum
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Citizen Welcomes expree-
slOns OF the views Of Its read
ers. hut the editor reserves the
rfKht to delete any items which
are considered IlbelOus or unwar-
rantea. The writer's should be
fair and conflne the letters 10
500 words, and write on one side
u the pnper only. Signature Of
the writer's must accompany the
letters and VIII be published un-
tess reQuested otherwise
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Pettis.
Of 1916 Eaton street. today anr
nounced the engagement and APP
proaching marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Margaret Ann
Pettis. to Charles Edward yell
vington.
The wedding date has been set
Jas December "a. with the cere-
mony to take place at 8 r M. at
the Stone Church, with re-
ception honofing the couple to be
held unFnediatelv following at
the Woman's Club on Duval
street.
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One Act Comedy ToBe Given
AtUSONCCS On Monday Evening

TIE one act comedy Getting
Pinned" under the very able
oirection of Kedar Adour, SN,
Is now in the final stages of pro-
auction at USO Noes. The cast
win hold its last dress rehearsal
On Sunday afternoon, November
ID at the Club at 1921 Duval
street.
The play viii be presented on
Monday. November "A, at 500
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-11
KEY WEST STILL HIS CHOICE

KEY WEST STILL HIS CHOICE
Editor, The Citizen:
Having just returned to- New
York from a six-week trip across
the country, 1 want to tell you
that Key West is still our choice.
Weather was clear for theal en-
tire time, during which we (Mrs.
Quinby and H. traversed New
York, New Jersey Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland. District OF
Columbia, Virginia, West Virgil
MIA, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri, Nebraska. Colorado,
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p. m. at uSO Noes. On the same
bill. there will also be one act
drama, starring Edison Brock
hansen, AN, entitled Friends, =
supported by Kedar Adour,
Mr.. Adour is also planning on
producing a three act comedy en-
titled @Aaron Slick from Punkin
Crick," going into the first re-
.hearsal later on this month.
Adour has not as yet picked his
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system, which was surveyed by
a young engineer named George
Washington. before he entered
politics. That was from Cabin
John to Georgetown. We really
had a chance to admire the Pot
omac scenery on that trip of 8
miles in 2 hours. We agree that
travel by such means is indeed
pleasant, in contrast to the
frantic, headlong dash of today.
More than 200 color photo
graphs of a wide variety of see
mes from gardens to glaciers now
augment our collection. But our
best views are still those of Key
West!
Yours sincerely,
E. ]. QUINBY.
New York, NJ. Y,
Nov. s, 1949.
(which is still our home of
record.