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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
ENEMIES ABROAD

The Paris meeting accomplished too
little says President Fruman. bot he wei
eomed Secretary Aeheson home aud con-
graduated him on ian excellent Job"
The uniisd States and our associate
Nations stood by their guns and gave
Russia TO understand. very plainly. that the
American people are not going 10 slaeken
their efforts to make the World safe from
hellish wars.
As the official records stand today
the Marshall Plan blockades the Com
munists. II there arises the necessity Of
war with the Russians they viii be crushed
Ordinarily that would be just too bad. but
during the lifetime Of most Of ~ the Rus
slams have always been enemies Of eiyIliEa-
ton. They even murdered their Own Czar
and bis family.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

DO the people In the United States
come first In any matter Of vital concern
70 them that is projected into their lives by
unionism or anything else9
The United States senate. by a vote
a. so 10 40. answered that question affirm
aiisely last Tuesday.
President Truman and his leaders In
the senate were trying hard TO have the In
junction clause eliminated fron. the ad-
ministration labor bin before the senate
That clause protects the nation In times of
emergency. Il has been used effectively
against John l.. Lewis. president Of the
United Coal Miners Of America. when he
called his miners from the pits aud threat
ened the people and industries Of the eoun-
try with a shortage Of coal
The injunction clause has been used
In ether instances Of q similar nature. The
Citizen does not know why the President
and hts leaders want Il removed from the
bin. other than 20 please the politically
powerful CiO and American Federation u
Labor. That attitude projects this question.
Are the unions q more consequence TO
enc United States than the people a. a
whole should unions be permitted to con-
tlnae strikes that cause widespread suf-
FERNS among the neople?
Uuionism i a blessing 10 the lahoriug
man bat in the general economy Of the ma
tion the laboring man alone should not be
Favored. All Americans have their rights.
had those rights should not be abrogated
among a majority of the people 90 appsase
n minority.
That was the view taken by Senator
TAFT. who. with the aid Of a sufficient
number of Southern senators. succeeded in
saving the injunction clause in the TAFT
Hartley Act Even suggestions Of "purg-
ing" could not bulge those senators from
the South. They brushed aside politics and
stood up for right aud Justice in joining
the Taft bloc that protects all Americans.
includina the lahorinR man.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Chapter 10
TEFF started the repair of the
- fence a. soon as 4 @n4 hmht
the next morning He saw a onee
thai the angtrucsion Gas not th&
result af aceident. sumse posts
rad been snapped 81. bast 0tirfs
had been dFaaKNa from me
ground That il had been done ~
Chuck Gale ne aid aof doubt
Jelf didnf werry af1duly about
ihe cattle. they we're purebsesis..
well branded and eaffDar<ed. and
entirely to huf for a rusilef 20
handle Sc he worked al day
Monday and Tuesday until noon
II Maant until "wednesday 4ftef~
moan tha4 Ne started tise search
Cor his missing Hsrvford&
81 rode about In ever widen
ina circles thN Nh0ie 0f tna affer-
noon without sighting one 81
thena. and 4 waz with some ap~
prehnnsion taat he tuFned ~ tiias
nlstsa Thursday found hfui np
NNtNEE M8sata AffA -" A~~HA -
40 Couaaf IN order 20 start ai INST
end III TIE valley ard work To-
ward the crown. lie didn't stop
for dinner. and when dusk fei
was near the crowm hsadquaf-
terx lie rode 10 the bunk house
a. tn crew wNfe romina ~ ana
asked them II they had seen any
~ castiw In the upper valley
They hadn't
Connie saw him and came out.
and ne told her @hat had nap
penae. sHou'u end them. she
assured hin. Nobody would steal
them because they'd be too bare
30 Rei rid of
On Friday Ne beasn the search
where he had ieft ~ she day ne-
fore AMI covered the rest q tise
valley Nos ore u the HerefoFiE
did We hnd
IEe hnished rs search Al no0n
and aniecteAls rode into the
CFoMn ward Connae wm2 wafrh~
ing for ham. She TOOK one look
~ MS grim face ard said. "fuu
didnt ind them"
Mo- His lass we're SCI alad
the blue eye4 weFe anything bat
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

1 wawrn. ~~rnnfe. there's only ore
fhsnw tnfs - bnlIeVe. They were
sfalrn. Ard M humrh telM NJ
snmt 4 wms g'astrs. uass who staiH
thHm.
-5sa. whas arn you soaae =
aog~
~Fsna them. I'm going nmek so
the hause and paek naden@ rus
and ride up there
~ft's q terribly risky ffnna %
do" she said waPrlndiY. Nl1Al. !
doesn4 like visitors. and 4 he
spots yosa he'll know N<ha1 yoa1a
booking for.
There's nothing else can Do
1 cant make . complaint uRalnAi
hlna wlfhont pr0of. but Il ean
lncmte these iiefefoFdn on MS
place I can get ! posse ard have
showd0Nn with nfm. 4 Hae&
cant afForxl 10 81 down and o.
moghinN, I'd - rGined. klnhi txaxk
where / wRs ter years ano.
lie looke8 sway. mis- fane drawa
and uissFmhie. then swung INTO
the kadslle ard started a = silaFp
lone for houe. Connie. aftef
watching him until = rise nd
hlm frun Nlahf. turned MlddHnly
and vert doNn 10 the corral. she
caught up hnF pony. aaodled him
and tled him 10 . In9fs tsAssn sent
into the house and kFxke 70 heF
aJsa cant and his Herefords
anywhexe and he's mKna Chuck
Gair stole them. He's song upI
that wag 90 scout afound and I'm
going to Tallow him. Mako up a
blanket rel for ne vii you.
Mofherf"
Tn minutes later connie ST
out When she reached the brancb
whirh ID lnlo the bills Jed vas
not IN sight
At she top of ihe tFaIL mean-
~ walle. 1eH rode klc@ly and
eaulivaaaly. fuF thia waa unfamiliar
territory Mfhxn. towMFd she mid
de - tie afteTmoun. ne haited on
4 ridge ana Kismpeed bet@een
the shoulders 81 two hill4 TIE d.K-
tart ranch huildnMs. ha ifnmes1i-
zteiy bore "a - TIE lcfL keep
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Ml|!'M!!:!!4'!'!2!S z I: q!

lna sas ridge hslwesn himm8
fIsN hnNssA
Nnm ~ fuuntl xnmue fasnz "a
xlnn nna rnniimmea anwmf4 N
nnAlv lam came - , sal -
mlth 4 ten~fno& wiae e8Nft
AsssA knmm re- was Ms@Amw =
entrance e. ore uf thw
- - gnr whsRh he as scare
~ urmnd hed towmFa tne a
4 puH of smoke rssne fFam
assure and lnxolaniaflf
- aheelesi Red b fhe "a 80
gave him tne Npaf. nnlf s.
hlm - . quick hAli 81
ul1fY hlemN9mNd ffnm hs
rlssusp 81 rseke directly aaa
Fle aNmf Red Factnw hasN m
alrerls0n from mhwnM Am
netm nails N1Hme. 0mlN 90
msfn amnlhnr ~ kmnsa nas
ina unina uf the eamn@#
rnum IL three asfee EsMM ~
alneknd. XlnnFe Was noinAna IS
buf wheai fhn soFfel anee He
u ife lefs ard Net gul 81 s e
nafallal wiin the cilH
lie asnHd Rcd o. hA
noxleinN as he efuztae4 sa ~
xa1xIln Hai anotneF elf hMI a
to h.s fiRhf and saea8 as
Converting mifh tae a@e 80
lvff II Al Ssufhea hsfn. fheFN -
ghM mamklmm nf 4 trap ln tMA M
mhmn hn attRmutwA4 &C. NmNnMe ~
lsazllmam cmuam etnaew am8 nN
70 chosre hut ~ keen ca
TIE wallK 90 eAihf slae aFem
rfoseF an4 Red beasn q eHe-
ter piles ~ eonw sid r4haH -
fiFas9mnanf "a taMf Nsnf M
ballusz nOw kirnfnK aa aaaa
bota zAlee af asFHs ThHre aHsa8
> fork oF 4 piie ~ kt0us8 lass
enaash 10 alFoTd ffH
Mhile ~ turne8 and eha 4 A
Ard ilens @neru tAe tMa NaM
v0FRana cllffx : G aa nes
hn $50 4 mMFrmA NaHfA 8A
eFakk ln the Fuek sail a MMa ~
aide euoAEgh "a nNEmaf faE M8-
azN af man and ifn4eN tfN
asNhfNmine tn ere EM
seat Red iainKina toaaFa IL
fNe hs esmtlmssal
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

NslTICE is itEnEnY stiXlzS thai
I.uflltf f'rssN fh4 hsfa~2 - tiss fof
taa inN sfFfifieates h4a flied "a -
eeffffiraffs Ser ; taK aesd 81 ts ~
e4sa thefaan. Fhs NeftfIlah4s uaua
hHFa ana FeHFa "a iasaanNe. ths
asaf lug asn - 80 nsssEs#faN ans sac
names - whieh it Nas asess@sai ar
a. fHa8wmH
csuflsats Na iss Year "a gssH.
@un#. fM#8.
H.m rlnilnm 20 rFunesas
fAaFs - tsf "a ~ &4a@N# AZ
TFaFt - "a aaisivkl a1ssAs isisu
a. fstafsisd "a ftat Sssssa j nAas
- fsssa rsfefsnes "a Ns A. re-
essf.ied ia MeeFes eeaetF yes
fafsle
Nams la vhhA assssssA~sasah q
s uae iss.
Az af AID brupsf8S tsian - ths
NuuufN 20 HttuFasF. stats ssf NtfsFta
tulsaH sas q HHft4ftfatN - TsFtfft
aafsa ehau he ressssetssa NeFefslinR
ta law fkr nrmnsFas sieNsFitsa in
sHrh rHfalftratT - seFtEf fa@kMH ~ ~
aH ave fH thN htM hHNt hl8ls&eF af thW
rWmft hWuaf aanF "a the flfms MwM.
- ln anfsnth 20 AWA maa AAkA. " htfh
a. fke tai aaN ~ AmM@Mf, tsAs
Esatsd shfs tefh A#e - 8Nns. a&#
t#aalf EAtff. II ADAMS
rlerk ef f'IFsa as kuurt -
MnnFus taaaAFs ffnfifia
Auus f-g& tafs a. a fafs
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
VIII fW SMlIEY
Boy Wanted

Thts Is an English tory
After wstCaiug tie c.uss eyed
huichef cutllng up the csFCaNsss
the new boy assistant edged g.
wards tfe door
4 say. hs ASKED the butcher
do you strike where you're louk
ma"
Certainly. 7 do. replied the
butcher
Ia that case you can hgld ar
beef yourself. answered the boy
I'm off
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

FRIDAY. JULY I. 1913 To-
days indicatiunS are fuE . pe.-
aon of goodnesx. patienee. thufi
ard hugniliiy Great wofk wiil b.
accomplished IN q nsaaesi way.
but thsrc b too little sslf asseF-
tam and not enough aggressive.
na.Ns. tbs wiii matter htat little
Sos there wiii - enosaah Of ssae
q - a. satisfy the naslvss mad
et FNuuirNmUmRa.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
An Intelligent Argument

washlaasaa coEFsspeaseha 4 fhs clissa
The medical 90 q The reodss well
contributing tund which be used educufs ne
people Of tbs country me donges Of compulsory hsoh
insurance ammam~
h rushsF dfnsAn 10 lind medical mon Who i ohle 10
uke onYhing like detached Of the argument GONG
n ans ccunhy Mos al them extFegnsly @momomnl in
osE dscusaicn und unY u dlieEentoe bewesn lhs
nonse pFohem Of bsg ahs by edcol 0nd the
medA~u problem al teotng punsnia
With this inhoducnon cen ulasnnon the ntsaAg sni
upFxuch oi " Donald hndafson sereorY Of he Council
Medicui Educunon and Hospitals oi the Asricun Medical
Axsoeioon lie recemfly discussed Of ha pohem
skiing up four hadomsniu questions which, think. de-
serve Fesuismeni these columns oder lhnf readers
m0Y hove understanding OF the issues involved
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Mr. and Mr. Joseph SawyeF.
Mrs. SsWvefs mother. Mfs Lem
ard u Grillon, and erandomther
Mrs Thomas Peat ano Mr Saw
yer's motheF. Mfs William Saw
yer. left yesterday on o short
visit "a Miami
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
NoTssE aE INVENTION To
mAkg AFFaEs sNaoS Fota
EgNAa DfxstsAmaN

ftrnhatf las fasab
tn fauFt 20 the faumtf ladNs.
Mahrut roumtg state - Finftda
IH urnhaff
tn 70 thr Eetafr af
lENf'g Sanchez aseeaaed
Nu Rt Whum it Mas tnmrHfm
Nrflrr ln hsFphf a&gHm fhmt ftiaH
- 81 hsn filed hla Nnaf rsufFt a.
AsfmlntstrafFr af fhr estate ~
4s-ms Nant hes dsreaaea thai ~
tiled hls pstittun Ser fluat ais.
hafHs ard that he afl auFls tu
fhs honorable o. fuuHa H tHrd
Tnnutr 1aaHs g Manfas Fauntt.
Ft.fIsa an ths s@th aaB uf 4ulf
fs4s faf aurruFal af skur ana fee
rnaI alr haFEt AZ AHHl ntst 90 fur
~ fhs raf.fr OF iha1fr Nafai hsF. d.
.~aes.a .n fhfs slrd daf af 1uns
Iffa
HAS eANEHfE
AHmbmteffatHf ~ fhs
Estate SO HsHHs So f.s hsN.
HFreaestt
tnF.sfne ts4HtmHfaH. De-
tftaruFN f.r AaHntuffffattF
lnugt latf f#aH
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

The glorious Fourth will not require
sacrifice ON the field Of battle this year
hui some patriots viii give their all when
autos collide on the highways Of the ma.
ton
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Twenty three permits ior con-
struCtion and repairs were issued
in Key West lazs Hsonth. Building
Inspectog Harry "A Baker said 60
day
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Tho steamship Alamo left here
last niaht Wlth q collection ~
moFe than 1000 fishes. rare and
eomm0n. caught In iowal waters
for the New York Aquarium. TIE
fish we're obtained under tire d.
reciien of John J Shea. who has
been CoSninE here annually b. gct
fish foT tAs aquarium "a New
foFk
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

The alant aulonE aNis 81 M
WtukinE Ossl uf Aus1rslsa. as
Is alssoss as large as 80 aEN
eagle
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Mrs Joscph Wafren au Ovta-
vio Recio and Mr. joaquin Co
dinet were hssstsz1es yesterday ai
tsrnoon - hed aen's Hall az a
nisceilaneous shower gwen 10
honor 0f NJ Marjorie Rose AZ.
Wcll wh0 Will BE- married this
evening 90 Helio LlpeF
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Driving carefully on the higaways Is
not always tied 10 a speed limit bat Il Is in
few communities where they have set-up
speed traps TO catch unsuspeeting motor-
ists
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

A cubic foot oi ridiun weighs
1896 pounds q cahic foot q gold
1900 pounds and . CuhiC tout ui
led, 70a p0anda.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Mss EStelln NJ Peres and Alvio
Accycsio weTe married this morn
ing by Notary Public Pedro Agul
Tar. A reception was held after
the ceTcmony
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Nfsstf8 Nulfif& Wut mat tfA9 average
length "a lie. which he calls tne
best single ysrdstick of the ma
ton > health. Is 50 years IN the
United States to-day. whereas in
lsoo a was only - years n
additiun. Material mortality
druppud from 80 deaths per 4.
go lives in 1888 o. - Ia los7
The doctor concludes that thc
United States Is probabiy the
healthlext nation IN the wurd
TIE second question discussed
~ the aeNtar. in CunBecsion @ith
the compulsory hcsith fTasuranue
plan ID uhsthef q WAl provide
better medical care and better
heaiIh than we have reserved
ana viii receive "under re pre-
eat system- PoiniinE 0ut that
the physieans of today. regard
les u ne seheme sccepted. wsil
deliver medical care. be repoEta
that none of them" honestly
believes that a Is posgibie a. pro
viti8 ~ good care under ! system
of compulsory health nSuranoe.
ID Anderson. evAiently ssek
lng D. fare facts admits taat
''uone of us denies that ansief
such . system. q ccrtain pefcenl-
axe II the population couid Re
eslFs hkttsf care than they do AZ
present This Is the first time
we have een such = statement
admitted in me public prints ~
physician fe points aalt. hoN-
ever. that the groups benelittsd
would not exceed twenty tive
per cent u the population and
that. ~ contrast the rest oi the
population would Eet poorer
meslieal care"
TIE reasons Cor this conclusion
are tilat individual physicians
~sould b. staggered by . mass
of trivial complaints. the primary
responsibility of the physician
wouid be 90 the government.
rather than 90 the patient ana
the quality u persons attracted
- the medical profession would
be lowered under . a0vxrnmwss
operaied system
TIE doctor does not believe
that . compulsory health instr
ance system can b. operated ui
. Fssssnsble cost In reiation q
TIE service that u viii deliver.
tie expressed the belief thai the
total cost would BE- ~ least SO.
ooa. oo0 coo. and mas b. SIS. 0oo.
esfa. ooo and points oct that IN
Eaaiand. the goyernmscnt under
estimated the cost ~ is program
by approximately forty pef cent
In Germany. he sayA the cost
incFe@sed on une hundred differ
ent oecaxtons an fifty years.
Under knglands original pc
grsm. be reports. the eost r.
seventy tines IN foug
years
The last phase Of the discuss
ION. referred 30 by d. Andcrson
relates - me effect that compui
aofy health Insurance might have
on Cur philosophy pf govern
memt tie CONCLUDES that such
plan would take this country a
longpiece down thc road toward
Ceutrsiizatioa and socialixatlun
of IS whole economic structure
ThiS issue. 10 him. "trsnsCends
Ia Importance the otheE points
that are being discussed 10 con
nection with . compulsory health
insurance system
W call attcntiun 10 the views
expressed b. d. Anderson In .
recent apeeCh bcCause q Is the
po1sCy u The Citizen 20 give its
readers. a. far as humanity poss-
ihle. both sides oi public ques
tiuns. TIE presentation a suth
views. however. dues nut mean
that they are accepted wlthOut
qualification b the editor
Nexerthelsss. q is wcil Sea- every
ho<iy So rcCuanixc that ssCh ts
sues have tao sides and lntel
haent readers viii naturally
desire O. be Informed a. % ths
bearing On uns mat
fnr "a hand
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Tea MaA impuTtNu nfn tHH AM
I'D States a. tiie palah at h
Amsterdam asbs9f tess
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Key West In
DAYS Gone BY
~ TAKES FRoha FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN OF
JULY 4. Is7a

City counctl last nigbt passed q
resolution io take action % col
lect au personal taxes due the
city.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Dear cisizen Readers;
Edwin Trevor was named Tuesday
-hight by the American Legion a. the
Outstanding citizen of Key West. FloF-
laa. The selection was happy one
and deservedly 50. Congratulations
THE ORACLE.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Mr and Mr. Ceho Daz enter
tanned % a parts Thursday even
ma in honug ui thglf sun Cello.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Nobody In the world is interested in
the good excuses you have Tor NOT accom-.
plishing something
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Ir. aho celebrated has thfTa
birthday anniversary
TIE Iions Club wlli give q
dance 90 tite evening 0i TIE
Fourth lm the ciuhhouae Cago
liaeao a. start o fund to haild
community house ln key WeNa.
To-day The Citizen says Ia an
editorial paragraph
ln laws are often the cause of
more disaEFecable situations than
are outlaws
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

~ FnT tsmftEW rot mE ot TmN
UfHNANTu ~ DfttAI tttss tf
uf EuN sNANE nf ttsatttnA.
- AN iUH WoNmot ttt NJ.
- smNNs taf.
tass -. tt=sat
SYLVIA Mhif.Aff
tIaluuff
utsNlRmt~ uAILAtt.
ftefsf fsamuf
unnfn oT rtmIH aFt0N
AN N0TGs o. 30 4Rra km
Ts @NRMfM MA&N-Aff
HnH Ntaf tHth ~s
NFw Vera tt8 -
faH art hsrrtg feautfta o. 30.
fss.af fs fhr N.4f uf tausf..aInt fnF
e .aFts ln ths ti.n0s "a Sea .aaas -
#f arfs.re fhs Etth aaf - Auif To-
1898 nthsfuIst 80 ailsksttuhs .un .
N..asa thrrffu p .ii 30 taAsn a. san-
fsFesf
THIs trarr 81 ta he pualsahsd nurf
werk fnf faar rHnHsF Htttr aFs h r
In Thf hFF Wet fli5seH g. e
paper puhitshsd In ths flft ef hsf
IwHE ANu ORDERED fhIs isfh
fs..It EAHf. v ADAMS.
gtwrk 90 fhe tlr Htf fwWft.
Mumrus tssHnth tter "a
Wt taab Amns ~ t.nmA sftftk
nsuuts t#srA
U.at tl|arf g. Aibnry
kff.rHst fef PtalnttF
iune tt-ss. guis -l-ss sslsts.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Longer Irrigation Runs
Less Efficient

LONGER FIELD RUNS of water
in conventional furrow irrigation in
crease the proportional amount OF
water used with no corresponding
increase in sugar beet yields, ac-
cording to limited tests conducted
last summer near Billings under the
direction of o. w. Monson, head of
the rural engineering department,
Montana State college, Bozeman.
The amounts of water applied
varied from 40 inches to 70 inches
on plots 800, 600 and 1920 feet long.
No significant difference in yields
was observed, 20 the conclusion IS
that 80 inches of water was wasted.
No difference was found in the total
sugar content of the beetS on the
experimental plots.
1t was also observed that the
length of time necessary is more
than proportional with the longer
runs of water; for example, if it took
l hour to irrigate 100 feet it would
take much more than 2 hours to
irrigate 200 feet of crop rows.
One plot in the experiment was
sprinkler-irrigated with only one
third of the water used in the furrow
irrigation, and the resulting yield
was only slightly below the heavily
watered plots
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Protective Service
Reader Warns of New
Sales Approach

Editors note: This letter just
received from a Montana Farm
~er-Stockman reader sounds a
most effective warning against
the high-pressure type of sales
approach. Other readers will ap-
preciate this tip-off.
Now in regard to the "new ap-
proad." The latest here is for two
well-dressed and very gentlemanly
appearing men to spring the "from
the health department" and Gin the
interest of good health" angle.
Walking up to each place they
asked if Mr.. -- was home,
using the correct name, evidently
secured elsewhere. My husband was
not al home and the spokesman
then stepped confidently forward
and opened the door, saying, I'VE
want to come in as we, in the in
terests of health, T to give free
demonstrations of first aid and need
towels, ETC."
I questioned them. Were they
from the state health board, from
chest x-rays report, Blue Cross,
Blue Shield?
No, nothing like that, and imme-
diately they asked for towels, then
demonstrated "stupes" and hot ap-
plications, to quickly follow with
doctor book, well printed and bound
then religious ones.
I have no criticism to offer OF the
books. It's the deceptive approach
of the statesmen, used at every place
in this neighborhood, that does no
leave us respect for them! Then, a
$44 for four volumes, they were no
giving them away. When I stoot
firm after all sorts of inducements
they wanted me to subscribe for
health magazine at SITS.
I ana sorry I did not take dow,
their car license number.
They even offered a liberal al
lowance trade-in on old medlca
books or cook books for theirs, N
doubt to test as to the truth OF on
having any!
So their health talk is a door
opener. Maybe Montana Farmer
Stockman can be a door-stop!-l
Yellowstone County Citizen.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

An outdoor audience will tour
the great Northwest by film with
j.. Stanford Willis of Philadelphia
tonight during the 8 o'clock camp
fire program in Rock Creek Park.
The movie which will be mar
rated by Mr.. Willis, an expert
enced traveller, will be preceded
by a program of twilight music.
The campfire site is located near
Colorado avenue and Sixteenth
street NV, and the program is
one of the weekly attractions
of the National Capital Parks
Office.
Other week end activities in
clude an historical tour to Fort
Washington, Md, tomorrow; a
mushroom hunt in the Fort
De Russey section of Rock Creek
Park, and trips along the old
C. & o. Canal to and beyond
Great Falls.
Buses will leave for Fort WASH
ington at LAS pm. tomorrow
from 1416 F. streret NV. His
torrian Donald j. Caulfield will
tell the story of the first fort,
built in 1908 for the defense of
Washington. The present fort
was built between 1914 and 1924.
The Wayside Exhibit and Ma
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Air Derby Association
Plans Weekend FIiqht

The Washington Air Derby
Associations annual weekend
flight to Burlington, w. Va, was to
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take place today, with arrival of
several light planes at that city
this afternoon.
Bakers Airpark, where the
local pilots will land, is about los
miles from Washington.
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Campfire Program Will Feature
Movie Tour of Great Northwest

ture Trail, a feature of the Old
Tavern at Great Falls, on the
Maryland side of the Potomac. is
open Saturdays and Sundays
from noon to 6 pm. The area is
a popular picnic center and can be
reached by auto.
The Canal Clipper" drawn by
horses. provides a means of
travelling the canal route to
Brookmont. Md. The barge
leaves Lock 3, at the end Of .Thir-
tieth street. block below M
street NV, at 2 pm. today and
tomorrow. The return trip from
Brookmont starts at pm. from
Lock 5.
The mushroom hunt was to
start from Military road and
Oregon avenue NV. at 3 pm. to-
day.,
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22
NAMED ART
SUPERVISOR

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in Education from the University
of Michigan at Ann Arbor. In addi-
ton she has taken work at the
school of the Art Institute of De-
sign, both in Chicago. Miss Kirk
patrick spent a month this summer
in Aspen, Colorado, where she at
tended the Goethe Bicentennial
Celebration.
For ten years Miss Kirkpatrick
served on the staff of the Univer-
sity Elementary School, Ann Arb
or, Michigan, under the director
ship of DR.. Willard Olson. From
there she went to the public schools
of Glencoe, Illinois. as Art Coun-
sellor where she has been located
the past four years.
Miss Kirkpatrick has had expert
ence as a classroom teacher, q
special art teacher, and supervis-
or as well as having been an in
structor in teacher training capac-
ity and in art workshop groups
both in Michigan and Illinois. She
has written numerous teacher bull
iletins on Art Education, has con-
tributed articles to various nation
al professional publications, and
has appeared as speaker before
both teacher and parent groups,
Her affiliations include the Nation
al Education Association, the
IAround-Ch Chicago Art Educators AS
sociation, Western Arts, the Art
lists League of the Midwest, the
Museum of Modern Art, the Chica-