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Evening star., 1949-02-08

FARM AND GARDEN
900 LOVELY AFRICAN VIOLETS.
Write for price list, BEHNKE NUR-
vile Md Phone 10. 6as4. I'll
DORMANT WINTER PLANTING. Both
thrifty and successful are those who
plant now. Specimen oak, beech.
maple. elm, doewood. redbud, holly,
magnolia. crab cherry, pyracanthia
yeUs,, all types everereens, Towering
shrubs hedges: box and bamboo;
service II. 42e5. oV. 6o05. s.
COW MANURE. well-rotted, SIS. so per
Is bushels, SO per 10 bushels, $50
per 5 bushels delivered. WA. 1923.
CUB TRACTORS. spring delivery.
M my na9ls5;s' '|sHs
i r Ses s5 asd Il Il spd en- t Is
MAEosE?g MfS9 qRTsh' me- = asd se5 % eeorss sS f.
We Silver Spring, SH 1890.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. light, portable,
712 horsepower: also one-man port
pairs. MALoNEY S, NC si56 Ga
TREES TRIMMED. topped, or re-
moved; tree surgery and cabling
Firewood. 90re oak Call CH. 4a42.
GARDEN TRACTORs-Now taking
orders for delivery in March for
famous Bolen garden tractors, priced
from Sl27 UP. A limited number
of Ridema sters available. Call MR..
COW sT1ANCHfoNs. s steele; $50 for
complete sets. OR s1"S
Evening star., 1949-02-08
ROOMS FURNISHED 6 uNEuR.

1910 QUE ST. N.W.-Furn. or un.
WOODBRIDGE Me- blk. from bus:
line, pvt. refined home. L or
sleeping rms. furn. or unfurn.. for
refined married, empl cpl. or two
4iOl ,th ST. NV attractive
double rms on end floor. available
Immediately. Call before ! l am. or
after 6 m TU 063o. 10
Evening star., 1949-02-08
RMS. EURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

DOUBLE BEDROOM, semlprlvate
bath, cow transp. for town and
Bethesda. WI. 1925. 10
SILVER SPRING-Lge bright mas
ter bedrm., pvt. bath. phone and
desk. plenty of drawer space, Q
spacious closets, newly built home;
near D. c. line: conv. bus, $50 mo.
for .. Sligo 1856,
BEDROOM on LIST A., adjacent bath,
kit in bsmt.; mature cpl. of culture
and refinement. no other need aps
ply Box IS, Star. p
SUITE-Pvt. bedrm. liv. rr., bath:
suitable . or 3; near Silver Spring
or o. of Md; $50 mo. SH. 1884.
Evening star., 1949-02-08

COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL
MIXED SEASONED HARDWOOD. dry,
under shelter; 16 to "a In, ST. cord:
immed. del. TIE. 22S1 after E pm.
Evening star., 1949-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RESTAURANT BUYERS

have night clubs and taverns for
sale located from NV Conn. ave.
to s;e Washington in good stretegic
location, any size and seating capac-
ity, up to 200 people Priced from
and good leases. C. w. EGGLETON
to buy or sell. 3611 l4th st. nv.
Du 5n5l: reSidence DII nH41 Ii
Evening star., 1949-02-08

Arden CONSTRUCTION Co.
Will give you prompt service when
remodelins your home We special
i2e in new additions. recreation
rooms. porch Enclosures, plumbing
and heating. Top quality work at
low prices. Terms. Free estimates
Evening star., 1949-02-08
POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE. 6I9 K st. NV,
ME O0S9. Baby chicks. feed and
poultry supplies.
Evening star., 1949-02-08
FARM AND GARDEN

FOR SALE-2-yr -old heef stoci
steers in fine condition; bla cl
ANGUS. ] Hereford FA. 6137 IL
Evening star., 1949-02-08

WoFKiNG " sS co. ST. 7o5o; ewes,
FURNITURE Matching sofa and
chair. $50; sgle bed and Hollywood
sd ssd s3G safh dsEP ePetts Gao 'sfrs ,Sss
Of drawers, s5 ea 8 end and cof-
fee tables s3s5; all sales cessh.
FTRNI4 IN rf3iE 41RE-Men's chirerobe bu-
rssu Tt With slass lass, top bed other misc misc
room Sc, foE siss: pIsl I Also : eqt.es s
GAS RANGES. new. used. Wood and
coal ranges, oil ranges. ACME sTovE
GAS RAScEs-All Sizes: M liberal
sAfES sEsd 9n54 !nS3aiael0 as AVE- DE 5s76
HAND TOOLS. paperhanger's single
edge trimmer, picture frame cutter.
May be seen at 504 A st; sc. Open
HEARING AID, Beltone. like new.
HEATERS. new and used Toll. gas.
coal. wood: elec). ACME STOVE
1f0StR e0 e Hntnont Fth st ny atpiate IA s9sG soo
ko6Ak S6 ( kEr1Ex-!fs.5 and n..sc.
LI0UEFIFR fnew), Hollywood: walnut
desk and chair, bridge lamp, occas
chair, chenille bedspread, maroon
draperies sold satin dinner dress.
size IA; elec. furniture cleaner;
several small tables. MARY FOX
LIVING ROOM and bedroom furni-
ture, in good condition. In from
u IN g AT s7s3: r, rs
watches and all kinds of fine jewelry
Expert repair. 2Oeo discount for
cash SAM ORBACH, master watch
maker, 414 Buchanan st. NV. Tay-
lor 1854
ness priced low. 100000 #. MR..
MILOR. 2112 wyoming ave. NV, 10
to 8 Ho. Ills; ewes. Rockville S5o2.
Evening star., 1949-02-08

storage space; excel. cond,, prac-
tically new; $3.50 or best offer.
RgFFRIGERAToR. HE GE. s-cu. #; used
3 mos. s175. Call WI, sol5 after
R1nrPRfGERAroR. + Il new oE. 10 Gu, it.
d j. i retsr.' owner moving. Call dR.
REFRIGERAToR, Kelvinator. 7 Gu;
storage space 1858 asth st NV,
REFRlGERAToRs - demonstrators
5-year guar never used only slight
s'Ssa s1sa "'s9l STAR RADIO CO. 400 irth
REFRIGERAToRs Reeond., guar;
see 1949/West, Phileo' CROSBY easy easy
terms n n. tradsIns I 2545 z I1 sM1Ih so5o 1874
Observation-Disclosures sale
crates, ali sizes and makes; save
from 20 to 45 per cent on Original
prices; factory suarantee with each
STEMS ssasYfSSi CUT PRICE APPL1ANcE
STORE. 1920 1th st. Nv. MA. s559.
REFRIGERATORS - SAVINGS up, to
29% every one ga name maffpERsTEfas sEf9d; fsks
ave- TAX. Pk.. Md, sH. 200; SH.
REFRiGfRaT t 2haa ToRs MIs new neT, Sstd. g sas
cleo, all sizes and makes: recond.
and guar, s6a.5o; up, trade, terms;
Others low as $3.50. bars. 1918
14th NV. DE. 3610. We service,
RUGS, oriental, various sizes, . an
tique tables. 9 Gu: it. Kelvinator
like new. CO. 6O37; ewes. and all
day Sat and Sun. .
RUGS. oriental sale half-price;
ARMEN1AN il5'sifa nc ORIENTAL RUG CO.
2409 18th st. NV Open to pm
RUG SALE-Unclaimed rugs, good as
new; domestic, Oriental and summer
soNaN t Prfe RUG ts sERviGE e a9z PSsssteSsGk se ss
AUG sALE-rine Oriental rugs, lg.
RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st NV;
RUGS, imported Persian, Oriental
design. real heavy. closely woven for
good wearing; 9x12, $40 so: ski
S39.b0 6x9. .S24 80: 4x6, S12;50:
RUGs-Genuine orientals, all sizes;
dIsstieslly REDUCED. - cAssAHII7AN'
sAfas s1Gt o AND ii 4 cEnsrswl.rss Mls, stock
used, reconditioned to suit your
needs. sAFEMAsTERs. RE. 6o11.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

The girl fled back toward the
house, then halted, turning to
watch. Here was temptation, for
there was ever a bit of vanity in
him hard to control. But this was
a land of enemies, and prudence
could be the price of life. There
was an easier way.
A wide-reaching limb of the
great tree was above. It was easy
to leap, TO clutch the branch and
draw himself up, then to kick the
first fool as he came rushing,
sending him spinning. Before the
second sailor could check, Rivers
dropped on top of him, bearing
him to the ground. He came up,
each hand cIutching a sword.
though his own blade was still
sheathed.
The lady still watched, eyes
wide in face pale white. Again
it was temptation not to blood
the blades in the bodies of their
owners, as they had been intent
on doing with him.
But both were groveling in ter
ror. Rivers turned, hurting the
sword in his left hand. The point
struck the tree, burying itself
deep, and hung quivering. He
tossed the other blade, sIashing
the moonlight, caught it and
made airy pretense of kissing the
steel.
"Up, knaves," he growled, his
own Spanish perfect. @Up, before
] forget myself"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

According to George Mills
white, Chairman of the Screen
Tour Club. this is the fourth in
the Screen Tour Series sponsored
Jointly by the Monroe County
Audubon Society and the Ma
tional Audubon Society. The
public may purchase tickets at
the door tomorrow evening, Mr..
White said. and Screen Tour
Members are admitted by pre-
senting their membership cards.
Attendance at these interesting
and entertaining events has been
increased steadily since the
Screen Tours started on Decem-
Der 18th last year. The final num-
bef on the Screen Series will be
on April 4th when DIR. Telford H.
Work brings his pictures on Bits
Of Land Along the Coast"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
IEffie M. Pauls
Forms BPMC In
Silver Springs

Effie NJ Pauls, of High Springs,
Florida, formerly of Key West,
was unanimously elected presi-
dent of the newly organized High
Springs Business and Profession
al Women's Club when IS BPWs
there signed the Charter list.
The club became affiliated
with the State and National Fed
Grafton of BPWs. Their charter
will be presented by Elizabeth
Heth, Tallahassee, who is the
state president of BPWs, and of
ficers will be installed at this
same meeting.
Mrs. Pauls was the founder of
the Key West BPW and was the
charter president here. While
living in Key West during the
war years, she was affiliated with
the Chamber of Commerce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

But now luck took another
turn. Others had heard the lady
scream, and men came swarming
full a score, coming from both
directions at once.
The cause of il, sensibly enough,
had vanished. Rivers saw that,
and then they were upon him,
and this time there was work for
the blade, flashing ike a live
thing, with other swords beating
at it while they sought to over
whelm him by sheer force OF
numbers.
But the press hindered them,
and he had blooded his blade
three times. Still, the odds were
Overwhelming. His one chance
Yves to reach the water.
The steel tangled with another
blade, snapped of short in his
hand. Before they could pin him
down he snatched his own sword,
then stepped back--a1ad down TO
the softly tapping water.
1t closed over him, noxious
with waterfront refuse, but there
was no respite. Others were
plunging in after him. Rivers
came up and thrust, his blade
reddening, the water. about the
other man turning dark. But they
had him surrounded, a giant Oh 1
man was raising a blade high in
air.
This, Rivers thought, Is time to
begin to fight!
(Ts Be esntinued)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
ShOlr For Patients OF Macy
Hospital Great Success;
1ffair Held Monday, March 7

York. who wrote words and rnu-
sse 10 tlf the Shoe Fits sang sew
eral Of his numbers which were
received with enthusiastic ap-
plause. A beautiful rhumba and
an East Indian dance we're exc
cu,ed by Miss Joy Donelle; and
Me-. Baron performed two intri-
cate tap numbers. During the
show, Mr.. Louis Lavine made
portrait sketches Of various pa
tlents upon request.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses Mesdames Bea Holt,
Lorraine MCGUIRE, jeanne Rey-
nolds, Frances Schimmeyer and
Vera Wood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Medicinal Herb Exhibit OF Flower
show To BE KeenIy Noticed; affair
To Open Saturday. March IL, At l PM

formulas may seem unusual or
primitive, il has been established
scientifically that they possess
very difinite curative powers.
When the exhibit first took
place i'm l04l at the last Annual
Flower Show it attracted the at
tention Of many doctors, both To-
cal and visiting. II was consider
ed az that time to be one of the
most complete collections of any
one place in the United States.
The Key West Flower Show is
said 20 be the only one in the
country to offer such a display.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Calendar OF
Coming EUents
WEDNESDAY. MARCH g.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH g.
Opening of Key West Players
THE Late Christopher Bean
at the Barn Theatre, continu-
ing through Saturday.
Regular Monthly Meeting Girl
Scout Leaders Association,
$3.50 PM, Wesley House.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10
Audubon Screen Tours. Key
West High SCHOOL, 800 PM
Tom and Arlene Hadley in
Happy Valley, color movie.
Regular meeting, Arthur Saw
yer Unit No. % of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary 8 pm.
at the Post Home on Stock
Island.
FRIDAY, MARCH IL
Luncheon, Officers Wives
Club, / p. m. at Fort Taylor.
SATURDAY, MARCH l2--
Annual Ball sponsored by HUI
name Society, Raul's Club on
the Boulevard. Entertain
ment.
Annual Key West Garden Club
Flower Show, Elks Auditor
ium. p. m. to 8 p. m.
Rummage Sale, 8 AM. to
PM, Corner Simonton and
Angela Streets. Benefit Di-
vision Street Elementary
Schools Library.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Stirrup Goes
To Miami Today

District Legion Commander
Vance c. Stirrup will leave this
afternoon 10 be in attendance at
the 10th District Finals of the
American Legion oratorical Con-
test being held this evening at
the University of Miami.
Commander Stirrup will pre-
sent the District Champion with
a beautiful trophy. Finals details
Of the District Conference TO be
held at Harvey Seeds Post on
Sunday, March 10, 1919, will be
discussed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

A sfonp - Navy Wives spon-
ssf : sfaN tua the psticnts in
MAJ B and ID "a the Navy Hos
It.i ~ Aen1ay nighi. March 7th
between tiif husirs "a and Q.
Gfesifi gfss o. NJ Faul Baron Coo
sNfni,isnm Size talent for the
shoa ~ eeil ~ serving expeftly
as ma1tff 20 ceremonies.
Assesses ti4sae offering their ser
wees was lim uEtfesiFa from the
Merit Dfas. comprising Nate
Neifg pianlst Jork Crawford.
testplianiai and Miss Be1s but.
~ hoImefiY attn Phil Spitalny
aai 81 AZ oifi Orulnstra. on the
aluua luhnnY Meyers 81 New
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Working Women
Given WARMING
BY Club Woman

NEW YORK. March ga
warning to working women to
look ahead" carefully and plan
their financial future was sound
ed recently by Mrs. Hazel r.
Ferguson of Evanston, Illinois.
She is the educational and voca-
tons committee chairman for the
National Federation of Business
and Professional Women's, Clubs,
Inc.
Current studies and surveys
of market conditions and age
trends" Mrs. Ferguson explained,
ARE important signposts of the
need for serious planning by
working women. Older working
women are on the increase. Be-
tween 1910 and l947 the number
of women in the United States,
1854 years old, increased I6
percent, but the number of wo-
men workers aged 451s4, in
creased 81 percent during this
period"
Pointing out that. Since peo-
pie are living longer they are
going to nave to hold their jobs
longer II they want to exist, :"
Mrs. Ferguson described the
work of her committee. We are.
alerting our members to this
situation and trying to advise
them and give them suggestions
for combating the problem. The
younger business woman. in par
ticular, should begin TO take
stock Immediately of what the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
American Legion
Auxiliary To
Hold Nominations

A regular meeting of Arthur
Sawyer Unit No 20 of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary will be
held Thursday evening at 500
p. IN. at the Post Home on Stock
island. Final nominations for Of
ficers will be received at this
meeting.
Delegates TO the District Con-
ference In Miami and the Depart
ment Convention at Sarasota will
also be chosen. Included in the
evening program will be initia-
tiun of new members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

Chapter

Chapter
CT. AUGUSTINE was sleepy.
~ with an air of rnoldering de-
cay-as there was about all things
pertaining to the Spanish empire
IN these days, Rivers reflected,
black eyes questihg the moon
hung night suspiciously.
A stones throw away was the
sea, the breaking waves a soft
murnlur against the bank. A lank
hound shifted at garbage, and
Rivers, conscious of his own
frightened belt, viewed it specu-
iatively. A wine shop was fianked
by a clutter of sagging buildings.
Moss draped trees overhung the
street, shutting out the moon. AT
the corner arose the ghostly out
lines of a stately house such as
might have graced Seville itself.
"A quarter-mile off short, riding
at anchor, was a ship. Another
lay farther out, a ghostly shadow
on the water. Spanish, and prob
ably, Judging by the lax habits
OF most crews, nearly deserted at
this hour. 1t would be an easy
swim, out to either. AS to the
chances, once he had reached a
ship
Rivers glanced at himself,
mouth twisting with wry humor.
These clothes which he wore
were Spanish. He'd taken care of
that II. x..1l,sss.v - f@.-<t. -. -
three nights before. Though beg
CARS might not always be choosers,
he had picked with an eye to
quality, such garments as a gen.
tleman might wear.
The shoe buckles were silver,
the sword OF finest steel. His
beard, thanks to discreetly bor-
roWed razor, had been clean
scraped no longer ago than early
evening, and the long lean chin
and slightly blush iowls showed
under the night black hair. A
swim would leave him scarcely so
presentable. Still
Sudden clanor broke on the
night, as ill-sounding in Spanish
as in French or English. The
thud of running feet, the terri
fed scream of a woman. Turn
ing, Rivers saw her fleeing, two
men at her heels, one snatching at
her long cloak.
The garment came loose in his
hands. She was no native girl,
but, judging by the fair beauty
of her face, she might have been
a lady of old Spain itself. The
other man lunged, and then she
was struggling desperately but
helplessly in his grasp.
y IVERS hesitated. This woman,
IN he guessed, was Spanish--and
he hated all things Spanish. On
the other hand, she was woman,
beautiful. - distress. His
AppaSs were less
releasing t,l.k On. 10 his sur
prise, for they appeared to be
sailors, both whipped out swords,
and, seeing him alone, came at
him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

lln3 ol tho outstanding exhibits
a. a. Annual Flower Show 81 tine
49, West Garden Club 90 open
Aasaasias March ~, a. I p. m.
sA b. tbf Medicinal Herb Tx
Hltai unatr the supervision OF
Mls a. - Winter this exhibit
maa aa1fmblcd b. the eohored
HFapix ~ the community.
A. = result ~ years ~ rcsearch
m uFdigal journals and books.
49, Whistler has found that most
81 userf plants 40 serve as the
f.asn1aiian fuf medicines used in
sgssiiif diseases While some o.
49, H,etlosis % Applying these
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Cuban Club Erent Rest
In History OF Group

with each individual act applaud
ed with great enthusiasm.
A vote of thanks goes to City
Manager Ralph Spalding, Chief Of
Police Joe Kemp, and the u. S.
N. Shore Patrol for their gener-
ous cooperation in making this
event a great success. Apprecia-
ton Ii also extended to the press
and radio for their assistance in
ptlblleising the show, and TO the
many performers who eontribu-
ted freely their talent and time,
Protects from the affair win go
into the Cuban Club fund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

hatt in iiavana, held last Sat
ufiaE niaht Wss uur ~ the most
falla fsi rteuts ~ the season. Tho
n Nfsm slunsUred b. the Cuban
Ciah an1 directed b. Mr.. Albert
ltfa usniained many hlghlights.
eHefia liiem y Csaoriul conRa line
ahah aaheea irun the Ia Con-
fha iiuiti Buliding On Duval
EifFtf ~ ihp Ctflan Club. end
ESD a = hvelY len minutes dance
fstka aaauCf Dancing 10 the
usieee ~ tisf Cumbanciscros CON-
tatHsst VI 3 O'Clock AZ i0.3e q
ushetoi nma hoW entitled Lat
,a..Amrfitan Roview" took place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Roberts To Play
Organ Mediaiohs
Tonight At $50

The first of six Wednesday eve
ming Organ Meditations during
Lent will be given at Saint Paul's
Episcopal Church this evening,
beginning at 7:30, with Charles
r. Roberts at the organ.
The program of organ music
will include some of the most
popular classic and senai4classic
compositions, original ifllprovisa-
tons and arrangements of favor
lite Lenten hymns. IA M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
SOCIETY NEWS
~ nisA IxsLm oUrEY
phonao. Ths Citizen ofnce-si
h"1sScs Rsxdsncs-62sN
Tons Ind Arieme Hadiey To Appear
emoTvo'e Night On audubon Screen
f"Hr "a key Vest High School Here

~ssn Ton I'D Arlene nadley
MM Is zee Aabulon scrcen
NM #8ms "a Mry West Hish
RM - slNha uxioek tomorrow
M#A tIls4 Wili prevent Happy
AF.Hf 8 nifiufe story of canoe
YVES Hnwn tlN Tahauamenon
$50 ~ Mtshlann through tire
fesl NhFfN filawalha Foamed
81 ANend and Lnnngsllow visited
- nsfmn TheFv will be shown
N#AMMa atsf ne mountains down
~ shefes ~ Lake Superior
~H is fhg t.nke ~ she Clouds IN
t'H Failetn "a the fnnt 90 porcu-
NM MUullaln and host Of
afifF lnffiesilnR piaces
ne Nsaiey8 Who will arrive
n kry Wust toguofrow In time
- pleerni q aiudenla matinee al
fiifissan Ntfcrt school audi.
tufuN 81 two o'eluck. win tell
ui saem tfips and huw the pee.
tWtss Wtft Wase
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Juyshees Weekly
Gard Party Has
Been Cancelled

I'VE saYahrrs weekly card par
tg efiE.naiiy scheduled Cor Thurs.
uaY March i0lh. win not take
nlaff
a hafinNsk meNting will be
hfii kian.lay nlght March iAtll
ai tilf huine ~ Mr. Kermit Lew.
in ANsl Harris Avenue. Final
pialas fH enc forthcoming Fash.
fan 4luw Wiu b. made a that
nmN AN membcrH arc urged "a
afinud this meeting. which will
g. failowsd b. q social hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Church Circle
Meets 800 Pm.
Thursday

Fhr Mas and Martha Circle oI
she " scs 81 The Flcmine Street
Mfihniii Church win meet
Thulsday evening AZ 8 O'Clock Tor
iis monihiy business session al
lhs houH % Mrt Los puc on
tniira street
~ mrmbers are urged to meet
10 Nsanl "a the church "a 100 toe
NalEpHiaiion % the pue rcSi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Your Horoscope

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 194s
This day gives strong indica-
tons of adventure and a little
of obstinacy There is great love
Of sports of the ruder variety.
Some conditions favor travel to
the less accessible places of the
world and the study of unusual
things. In any case, you should
guard against accident and keep
the passions well under control.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09
Local Artistss
Work In Sho,U At
Pain, Beach

The work of Mrs E. p. Winter
of l42l Whalton street has been
included in the Palm Beach Art
Leagues annual exhibition OF
paintings at the famed Norton
Gallery, West Palm Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

The Weeping willow tree is a
native of China and is appreciat-
ed for its beauty although it has
no practical value.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

Wire was made in ancient days
by beating strips of metal into
rounded form.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-09

The economic loss from acct
dents on American farms is esti-
mated at one billion dollars a
year.
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- IVERS hesitated. This woman,
IN he guessed, was Spanish-and
he hated all things Spanish. On
the other hand, she was a woman,
Evening star., 1949-06-09

MO PROPOSAL sounded more innocent. Yet
none ever was loaded with such potential danger
our American way of life. None made vicious
threat to destroy private enterpre-the system which
has contributed 90 much the strength and growth Of
cur country.
Some persons in high posions-persons whose views
questions Of public policy usually carefully consd.
ered with intelligence and restraint actually endorse
this proposal for peacetime Government seizure.
That shocking hng But the stature Of its sponsors
or their undoubed sincerity In advocating the proposal
In NO way lessens the danger.
Let no one be deceived d-ones We embark on this
road, we are headed directly toward Stats-isr.
Surely the very suggestion Of Government seizure as
device for resolving labor disputes admission Of weak
mess. AT best 1t 10 temporary expedent Amy idea Of
putting statutory time limit the period Of Government
control does help 1t is inconsistent with the
theory upon which the right Of seizure is proposed.
Under our Constitutional form Of Government there is
certainly better way of terminating averting work
soppages that impair the national welfare than by arbi
rary seizure of the private property Of nonoending
party Such seizure is neither direct treatment of the
problem completely honest recognition of the stu.
alton.
The and operators of the Nations bituminous coal
mines speak from painful experience. Their properties,
under powers, seized by the Government five
times These seizures became the vehicle for debating
terms of surrender 70 the Union a the essential points