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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08
!, WOMAN OFFICIAL GIVES MEN
A HINT

The only woman alderman in North
western Ontario, Canada, now serving
her third term, is enthusiastic about the
possibility of political office for women,
saying that all married woman needs is
tolerant husband and some money for
campaign expenses, boundless energy and
liking for long hours.
The lady suggests that women think
of little things that men cannot compre-
bend" and they are less materialistic and
more Humanitarian" She adds that they
think in terms of "flesh-and-blood" when
it comes to matters like welfare and
schools.
Addressing herself directly to hus-
bands throughout the, country, the lady,
Mrs. Eunice Lever Wisehart, advises that
IF you want lot of free time, nominate
the wife for civic office" She adds that
the wife will be 'too tired to ask questions
when she comes home after a busy day"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08
CITY FATHERS co TO
CONTINUED from Page One)

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owners and builders of the motel
apartment this morning at $50.
They were told that in the
future as many local laborers
as possible would be hired.
One of the builders told the
group that local tradesmen had
told him that no plumbers were
available. ..s-,.,.,..s..
They did admit to hiring of The
night Waterman from out-of-
town. Eut the Waterman will not
be given permission to carry a
gun, as he has not been in town
long enough for character refer
ences, ETC., Commissioner Louis
Carbonell stated this morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08
FRIEND OF U. S.

~ In choosing as his Prime Minister
former ambassador at Washington, Hus-
sein Ala, the Shah of Iran reveals the
strong Western orientation of his govern
!. rdent. Mr. Ala, educated in England,
+. whose children are being educated at
American universities, is warm friend Of
the United States. He is, at the same time,
a suspicious observer of the Soviet Union.
lJ4asIt was Ala who, in 1916, argued
Trans case against the Soviet Union before
the United Nations. The Soviet, under
pressure of world opinion, was forced to
,evaeuate its troops from the Iranian pro-
vince s6f Azerbaijan Oil concessions,
granted to Russia under pressure, were
Cancelled.
The burdens which Ala will assume
in the premiership are grave. The fanati-
cal Mosem group which assassinated his
predecessor, General Razmara, is uttering
death threats against the new Premier
But Ala. like the Shah is man of cour-
age. It is curious circumstance that the
MosIeni fanatics are not demanding do
mcstic ~feforms, but capitalizing on anti
foreian-prejudiees. Ga nb
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08
ANTI-NOISE ORD.
Continued From Page One)

stated that he had contacted
owners of cupboard motorboats
and instructed them to keep their
boat mufflers closed except for
championship races.
JayCee Chef Cold asked about
abating the noises from sound
trucks and cars that go through
city streets.
He was told by City Attorney
NJ. Ignatius Lester that there was
no ordinances now prohibiting
the sound trucks and cars on the
city's streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08

Study may provide intelligence but it
takes thinking to develop wisdom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08

ID Whenever gangsters work together,
honest people might as we'll cooperate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08

People who are very righteous are
I hard to get along with unless you agree
with them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08

Most of the compliments that you get
come from those who understand the quid
pro quo doctrine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08

dividuals to find an excuse for what they
happen to desire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-08

Mercy is all right, and we commend
it but not to those who drive automobiles
while under the influence of alcohol
Evening star., 1951-10-15
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slur, slim, sumac, mail mari, mauls, maln.
mica, muscular, mucus, musical, murals,
uric, usual laic liar, lira. alum, aims, aril.
arms, Gains, cauL claims, clans, cram,
crus, curls, cumuli, culm, rails
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Uncle Rays Corner

A certain man of the desert
started religion of his own. This
man became known as Mohammed
Cor Mahomet) and his religion
spread far and wide over the earth.
The latest estimate gives Isl
million as the number of his fol-
lowers in Asia. These live chiefly
in Turkey, Arabia, Iraq, Iran,
PakiStan and India.
In addition, Africa has go mil
lion Moslems (also spelled Mus
lims"). There are few million
in Europe, and North America has
80, 900 of them.
More general names are used to
describe the followers of Moham-
med than for members of any other
religious faith. Besides being called
Moslems, they are known widely as
Mohammedans. Now and then a
follower is spoken of as a Mussul-
man. During the Crusades, it be-
came usual to describe members of
the faith as Saracens, and this
name still is used to sight extent.
"Islamite" is another name for a
follower of Mohammed. The name
arose from the fact that the Prophet
called his religion islam"
Thirteen hundred and eighty
years ago, the infant Mohammed
was born in the little city of Mecca.
This place is In Arabia, about so
Evening star., 1951-10-15

miles from the coast of the Red Sea.
The infant was a member of a
leading family, but soon became
an orphan. Both his mother and
father were, dead by the time he
was six years old.
Little Mohammed was given care
in the home Of one of his grand
fathers. Later an uncle provided
food and shelter. He seems to
have enjoyed little teaching in
teading and writing, but he was
Evening star., 1951-10-15

Father: We allow you to do as
you wish unless there's a good
reason why you should not. No
one does everything he wishes, no
matter what his age is.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Hondcuffs Offered

A French firm offers patented
handouts and legirons for manu-
facture in the United States under
license. 1.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
BY Ramon coffmon

bright-minded. He learned q great
deal by watching the world around
him.
During his youth he spent q
period in watching sheep. He also
made several long trips in camel
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trated leaf1et, Your Body at Work, send
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washington, D. c.
MONDAY, OCTOBER is, 1881

B-18 THE EVENING STAF
Washington, D. c..
MONDAY, OCTOBER is, 1851
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood
One bad thing about constantly
advising your partner is that hi
may misapply the information
which you give him-and which he
didn't ask for in the first place.
This is especially true if your part
ner is Mr.. Muzzy.
East dealer.
EaSt-WeSt vulnerable.
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3spade 5club All pass
In several previous deals, Mr..
Heinsite had berated Mr.. Muzzy for
not leading out trumps as soon as
he had the chance. But see what
happened in today's hand.
why did you lead trumps so
early?" Mr.. HeinSite demanded
when the hand was over
Because I didn't want anybody
trumping in." Mr.. Muzzy replied.
Who cares whether they trump
in," continued Mr.. Heinsite, when
the only trump they have between
them is the ace?"
Good Start.
While Mr.. Muzzy laboriouSly
counts his trumps to verify the fact
that he had IL of them, here is the
way the play developed.
Mrs. Keen opened the king of
spades and Mr.. Muzzy made the
surprisingly good play of ducking.
A spade was continued and he won
with the ace. All he had to do now
was to ruff his last spade, cash the
ace of hearts and ruff a heart, then
present the lead to Mr.. Abel with a
club.
With both spades and hearts gone
from the closed hand and dummy,
a return lead in either of those
suits would have let Mr.. Muzzy
trump in one hand while discard
ing a diamond from the other, while
q diamond return would have elm
mated the guess in that suit.
Guessed Wrong.
But after winning the second trick
Mr.. Muzzy promptly laid down the
king of clubs. Mr.. Abel won and got
out with a heart. Subsequently Mr.
Muzzy guessed wrong about the
queen of diamonds and down he
went.
This time," said Mr.. Heinsite,
"you needed the ace of clubs to
throw the opponents in after you
haad eliminated the major suits"
Mr.. Muzzy assumed an injured air
zone time you say to lead trumps
and the next time you say not to-
he replied with an irritating lack of
logic. Il wish you'd make up your
mind"
Copyright. 1851. General Features Corp
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Word Come
Find "A or more wort

Find "a or more words in
MISE,
meaning, "a basis Of argument"
Average is %: limit. 20 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
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word is used. Proper names are not used,
list will be published tomorrow,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-03

Get OF sire = First. George c.
Simpson; second, Draper Foods,
Produce of dam-First. Dranar
Foods, Inc; second, Wallace CanlIr
Best females-First. George q
Simpson; second, Draper Foods
Produce of dam-First. Draper
Foods' Inc; second, Wallace
Best females - First Georga
T. Simpson; second, Draper Foods
Inc. '0- = 0ouS'
Cow in milk - First Dranor
Foods Inc; second, L. D. Cauik
Junior Dairy Show
HOlsteins
Cow, 2 years-First and second
Peggy Ann Adams, Harrington
Sr. yr. Heifer-First, Mary Ele-
amor Friedel, Viola.
Sr. Heifer calf-First and eoo-
ond, Peggy Ann Adams.
~ HelIer cali - First, Wilbur
and J. Gregory of Bear, and Mary
Eleanor Friedel of Viola.
Jerseys
Sr. Heifer calf-First Ralnb 7.
Dill, FELTON,.
Jr. Heifer calf - First. Lester
Dill, FELTON,.
Guernseys
Jr' yr. Heifer-First, Joe Hughes.
FELTON,; second, Irwin Klair. TT
Sr. Heifer calf-First. Raw K,
woodward, Wilmington; second.
Frank Hitzell, Middletown.
Jr. Heifer calf-First. Merritt !
Kirk, KirkwOod; second, Carlton
MiddletOwn.
AyrShires
Cow, 2 years - First. 7. PauI
Caulk, WOOdside.
Sr. yr. Heifer-First, David M
Moore, Bear.
ST.. Heifer calf-First, Rodney l.
1aulk, Wyoming; second, G. Wal
ace Caulk. -
Jr. Heifer calf-First, Bob Yo-
Ter, Harrington.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-03


Best aged herd-First, J. Her
bert Snyder; second, Kent Price.
Best young herd-First, Loui.
M. PlausOen; second, J. Herber
Snyder and Kent Price.
Get of sire-First, Kent Price
second, H. M. and ]. M. Cecil, Sud
lersville, Md.
Produce of dam - First, Kent
Price; second, H. M. and ]. M
Cecil Sudlersville, Md.
Best 3 females - First. Kent
Price; second, Louis M. Plausoen.
Cow in milk-First, Kent Price;
second, J. Herbert Snyder.
Registered Ayrshire Classes
Bull, 2 yrs.-First, Homer Reed
Wyoming; second, L. d. Caulk &
Son, Wyoming.
Bull, Sr. yr.-First. G. Wallace
Caulk, WOOdside; second, William
Parker, Harrington.
Bull, Jr. yr.-First and second
Richard 7. Swan, Landenberg. Pa.
Bull calf, 4 months-First, G.
Wallace Caulk, WoOdside: second.
Vanderwende, Harring-
ton.
Cow, 5 years-First, L. D. Caulk
Z Son; second, George C. Simpson.
Houston.
Cow, 4 years-First, George c.
simpson, Houston; second, Homer
Reed, Wyoming.
Cow, 8 years-First, G. Wallace
Caulk; second, George C. Simpson.
Cow, 2 years - First, Draper
Foods, Inc, Milford; second, Geo. |
;. Simpson.
Heifer, Sr. yr. - First, Draper
Goods, Inc; second, Richard Swan. !
Heifer, Jr. yr.-First, Delaware
1OlOny, Stockley; second, Draper
Foods, Inc.
Heifer, 4 mOnths-First, Homer I
iced; second, G. Wallace Caulk.
Best aged herd - First. L. y
,aulk & Son; second, George c.
simpson.
Best young herd-First, G.. Wal !
ace Caulk; second, Draper Foods, +
nc.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-03

First, Washing Milking Machines
Jean Barzewski, Newark, and Sec.
ond, milk butterfat test, David
Woodward, Wilmington.
Registered HOlstein
Bull, 2 years-First, Tull Bro
theirs, SeafOrd; second, Purnal F.
Friedel, Viola.
Bull, junior year-First. purnal
F. Friedel.
Bull calf, months uD-First
and second, Purnal F. Friedel
Cow, 5 years-First and second.
Tull Brothers.
Cow, 4 years-First and second,
Tull Brothers.
Cow. 2 years-First, Purnal F.
Flredel; second, Tull Brothers.
Heifer, senior year-First. Pur-
nal F. Friedel; second, Peggy Mer-
edith, fredericksburg, Md.
Heifer, junior year-First. Tull
Brothers; second, Purnal Friedel
Heifer, mOnths-First and sec
Ond, Tull Brothers.
Best aged herd-First, Tull Bro
thers; second, Purnal F. Friedel.
Best young herd - First, Tull
Brothers; second, Purnal F. Erie
Get of sire - First, Tull Bro
Tiers; second, Purnal F. Friedel
Produce of dam - First. Tnu
Brothers; second, Purnal F. Erie !
del.
Best 8 females-First, Tull Bro
theirs; second. Purnal F. Friedel
Cow to milk-First and second
Tull Brothers.
Registered Jersey Classes /
All awards taken by Elkton I
Farms, Elkton, Md.
Registered Guernsey Classes
Bull, 2 years-First, J. Herbert
Snyder, Union Bridge, Md: sec
md, Kent Price, Chestertown. Md
Bull, year-First, Horace Wood
ward, Wilmington.
Bull calf, 4 mOnths-First, How
-rd White, Middletown; second. I
Herbert Snyder, Union Bridge. Nd
Cow, 5 years-First, J. H. Snv-
Ter; second, Kent Price.
Cow, years-First, Kent Price:
ecOnd, William Curry, Queen
Anne, Md.
Cow. 8 years-First, Jennings ,
nd Ronald Smith, Sudlersville.
Id; second, Kent Price.
Cow, 2 years-First, David Wood
Yard, Wilmington; second. Kent
rice.
Heifer. Sr. yr.-First, Howard
White; second, Louis M. Plausoen,
aston. Md.
Heller, Jr. yr.-First and second. )
Ouis M. Plausoen.
Helfer, 4 months-First, H. M. IS
nd ]. M. Cecil, Sudlersville, Md;
ecOnd, Jennings and Ronald
NTH.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-03

Senior yearling bulls - First
Fenbrook Farm, Cockeysville. Md
second, Canton Farms, st. Mich
aels, Md; third, Black Watcl
Herd, Queenstown, Md.
Summer yearling bulls - First
Jones Continuance Farm, Reisters
town, Md; second, Ulmstead Poin,
Farms, Arnold, Md; third. Win.
berley Farms, Princess Anne, Md
Best three bulls-First, TacarC
/ Farm; second, Jones Continuance
Best two Dulls-First, Alan Nc
Gregor and Son, Chestertown: sec
ond, kimberley Farm, Princess
Anne.
Two year old heifers-First Mt.
Prospect Farm, Gaithersburg, Md. ::
second, Jones Continuance Farm.
ReisterstOWn.
Junior yearling heifers - First.
FenbroOk Farm, Cockeysville. Md. !:
second, Tacaro Farm, NutweIl. Md
Summer yearling heifers-First
Alan McGregor and Son, Chester
town; second, FenbrOOk Farm.
COckeysVille, Nd
Senior heifer calves - First.
Ulmstead Point Farm, Arnold, Md:
second, Mt. Prospect Farm, Gath
ersburg, Md.
Get of sire, group of fOur-First,
Alan McGregOr and Son; second,
Jones Continuance; third, Tacaro
Farms.
Pair females, any age - First.
Alan McGregor and Son; second.
Jones Continuance; third. Mt.
Prospect Farm.
Pair yearlings-First, Alan Nc
GregOr and Son; second, Ulmstead
Farm; third, Jones COntrivancesg NJ
Pair calves-First, Jones Contriz
vance; second, Mt. Prospect Farm. |
Produce of dams-First, Jones
Continuance; second, Ulmstead !
Farm; third, Tacaro Farm.
Senior heifer calves-First, Ulm- |
stead Point Farm, Arnold, Md; sec
Ond, Mt. Prospect Farms, Gathers
burg. Md.
1850 calf scramble-First, Fran
els Purdue, Salisbury; second,
Ronald Woodward, Wilmington:
third, Thomas Bank, Mardela. Md.
Junior yearling steers, calved be-
tween January 1 and April 80. 1850
First, Jack Macarthur, Chester
own, Md; second, Harold Show.
Md. third, Parker Gala
han, Queen Anne, Md.
Summer yearling steers, calved
between May 1 and August 81, 1850
First, Jones Continuance Farm.
leisterstOwn, Md; second, Caro-
yn Macarthur, Chestertown. Md:
bird, Alan McGregOr and Son.
Md.
County Trio Steers-First. Queen
Anne County All Club: second.
Talbot County All Club; third.
Anne F. F. A. Chapter. :
Judging was also, finished in the :
airy foods demonstration exhibit
f the All Clubs. Awards went to:
Dairy foods demonstration by
III
Making ice cream-First. Betty
.annOn, Greenwood; second, Cream
.heese Salad, Marie Woerner, of II
Iewark. II
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-03
PRIZE WINNERS AT
KENT SUSSEX FAIR

CapOns
Mr.. Lank-All awards.
Production LeghOrns
Charles S. Moore, Bear - All
awards.
Production Rocks
Mr.. Moore-All awards.
Production Reds
Mr.. MOOTe-All awards.
Junior Show Barred Rocks
John Moody Lester, st. George
All awards.
New Hampshire Reds
William Lowe, Jr., Lewes- First,
cockerel.
Mr.. Lester-Second, cockereL
Ducks Geese
White Pekin, Aylesbury, Cayuga.
Crested White, Blue Swedish. East
India, Buff, Khaki Campbell. Fawn
and White Runner, Pencil Runner,
White Runner, Gray Call, White
Call-All awards to Mr.. Miller.
R0uen Ducks
Mr.. MilleT-All awards, except
second duck to Bette Moore, Bear.
White MuscOvy Ducks
Mr. Miller-First, drake; first,
duck.
Richard A. Carey, R. D. 1, New
ark = First and second, young
drake; first and second, young
duck; second, old duck.
Mr.. Smith-First, young pen.
Wild Ducks
Bette MOOre-All awards.
Brown China Geese
Mr.. MilleT-First, gander; first,
goose; first, young gander; first, /
young goose.
Rachael Holt, Dagsboro-First,
pen.
White China Geese
Mr.. Carey-All awards, except
first pen. Mr.. Holt.
Embden Geese
Mr.. Carey - First and second,
young goose.
Mr.. HOlt-First, pen.
Toulouse Geese
Mr.. Miller-First, gander; first,
goose.
Mr.. Holt-First, pen.
SebastapOl
Mr.. Miller-All awards.
African Geese
All awards to Mr. Carey.
Pilgrim Geese
Mr.. Miller-All awards.
Canadian Geese
Mr.. MilIer-AIl AWARDS.
The Eastern Aberdeen Angus
Association exhibit showed more
than 100 head of cattle, all of
which will be shown at the ALI Z
American F0terity Show at Louis :
Vile, Ky. Judging was by Kennel /
g. LittOn of Highland Farm, Round j..
Hill, Va.
The champion was a bull, Edic-
or of Downsbragh, owned by
0OWnsbTagh Farm, Far Hill, N. J.
The reserve champion female
vas Ulmstead Pride Lass owned ;
ly Ulmstead Point Farms of Arm
I'D, Md. ,
The reserve champion bull was =
General Eric a" of Tacaro, own
d by HacarO Farm.
The grand champion female was
Whitney Pride Lass owned by Mt.
Farm, Gaithersburg, Md.
The grand champion male was
idictOr of DOwnsbragh, owned by
)oWnsbragh Farm, Far Hill, N. ].
Other Awards
Junior yeal ling bulls - First,
7erIars oh Ne
econd, Alan McGregOr and Son,
Md.
Senior bull calf - First, Alan
lcGregOr and Son, Chestertown,
Id; second, Wimberly Farms,
'rincess Anne, Md.
Two year old bulls-First, Ia
arc Farms, Nutwell, Md.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-20

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gabe Icbreibt iSotber slbbelen Ii. a.
SD Gabe sic Getition sine ira ct
studio nieOergeidrieben 1lno ser 81.
Eropagaltbo =&ongreeutipn 1nterbrei-
|tet, bon ser lie tpoblmolleno cntgegen=
genon1men unb beln Trlf iibermielen
moroen lit. @enn Die 81. &ongrega-
tion Sic 9efinierl,ng ser sur Mebe
| ltebetroen 5rage beribieben poer ielbit
eine ipeniger giinItige gntibeibung
geben miro, 10 lit bas nid)t @lei1eiiI
ttgfeit ODER gar ltneeneigtbeit ser
&ongregation 5l,5uidreiben, ionoern
Dem @toeriprl,db iener, 1peId)e in oies
Ter tSode bon llnierer 9lniidt ob1pei-
ben, 6a lie sic Meinlng pertreten,
oab bie in oieiem 9pflnnent aegebene
Oarltelllmg ni6t INNER ser @abrbeit
gang entlprede, unb ouB oarin ni6t
10 iebr fiir gleibe &edte als fiir Son
oerpribilegien plGoiert lperbe. Iie
Oarlegnng Ses SadberbaIts aber ent,
ipribt Der @nbrbeit, ioapeit id, tie emit
meoer aus eigener 8epbabtl,ng ODER
aus oen giteil,aneen ar1berer femme,
uno ih babe nihts Dor slugen aebabt
als eir1en gerehten sIa,seleih. Mud
menn ieoe ein5elne 1r,,o alle uniere
Bitten gesuabrt tperben, peroen mir
meines @rahteng feinerIei @edte Dor
Den anoern borausbaben. 3iftet ieI-
Der!
~Mhts liegt mir ferner, aIs eine
offentlihe aontrooerfe berbor3ur,1fen