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Evening star., 1952-08-01
! axe Nv Word for Ii
By Fronk Colby

an island, on a street, road or ave-
nue.. But one lives in q subdivision,
town, city or country. The Philip
pine Islands (Philippines) is q
country.
Savannah: What are the words ]
frequently see, in newspaper articles
(also your column: etaoin shrdlu?
Answer: These are known as "pi
Cor pie) lines" A linotype operator
sets them by running his finger
down the first two banks of keys
on the left Of the keyboard.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1952-08-01

To obtain . free copy Of the illus
trated leaiiet on Stamps and Stamp
ssamDed eny.ieps to unsi. sns q
care Of The Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Answer to Fun with Figures.

The storekeeper fllled the 6-gallon and
the 13-gallon cans. He frst poured the
5 gallons of whitewash into the 17-gallon
Whitewash from the 13-gallon can. leaving
one gallon Of whitewash in the 13-gallon
can; next he filled the 5-gallon can again
Ion can which already contained the
one gallon. making q total. of six gallons
Of whitewash in the 13-gallon can.
and poured its contents into the 13-gallon
can, making IL gallons Of whitewaSh in
all in the 13-gallon can.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
By Romon coffmon

ibe warm at the outset Of calf's
life, but later the calf can be taught
to drink cold milk.
Many farmers supply whole milk
Chat is, milk with the cream in it,
until the calf is from z to 10 weeks
old. Later they usually give
SKINNED milk, and some start the
SKINNED milk in less than seven
weeks.
Early in its life, a calf is fed with
calf meal as well as milk. One
good formula for this meal Is "a
pounds of yellow cornmeal, 81
pounds of ground oats, IL pounds
of wheat bran, IL pounds Of linseed
meal, IL pounds of fish meal, l
pound Of steamed bone meal, /
pound Of ground limestone and
pound Of salt.
There are farmers who stop Civ
ing milk to calves after they are
q month old. Instead, they supply
calf meal, hay and water.
To. obtain free copy Of the illus
trated leafiet on Stamps and Stamp
laSd' STAMPED envelope i to Uncle iss'sG; Ray Il
Evening star., 1952-08-01
This calf used to follow the
little girl around.

anything can happen in this world,
but in my visits to farms ! never
have observed . farmer supplying
milk to. full-grown cows! A thirsty
COW might be glad to drink milk,
but farmers value their milk too
highly to send it back to the cow.
Farmers differ in their feeding
programs for calves. Sometimes
they separate the calf from the
mother within q day or two after
birth. Then they must supply milk
b another fashion. The milk must
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Urdu Spoken in Pokiston

NEW DELHI (SFD Principal
Language spoken in Pakistan il
Urdu, although numerous dialect2
are used in various provinces.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Come
Find 46 or more words in
SOAPWORT,

meaning, " q perennial herb Of
the pink family" Average is 43:
limit. 80 minutes.
letters Words which acquire four letters
BY the addition Of "s.'' such as bats
"cats," are not used. Only one form Of q
Tcra 10. n % 9sea: @ rrSpsr names are not used
Evening star., 1952-08-01
AnaWer te PANOPTIC.

patio, pact, paint, pain. pant, panic,
picot, plano, pint. pinto. plea. oint, action,
antic1 appoint. atop. stonic. optic. otic.
tont topic. ieon. inaDt, Into, iota, can't,
can caption. capon. coin. coat.
, 1952-03-01
~ Uncle LuddY


fl ME! Yu sic baddarashan.
Sic Carrie: Wah rang now.
Yu know sumpting. Yu IS alb
heck av all alarmiss yu knoe.
Ebbry ting happen, yu meek
Ssh a big p~askalam-sish all
big ME.
Tantu Bee: Oh larm man,
have ah Ill muscy. Doan judge
mic sob. Dis amt sumpting ali
kin pass arf jiss lex dab. All
still gaw wild dab. dry-weddar
kounsle whey ali binnah tel
yu bout larss weak.
Sic Carrie: Wah happen
wild dem now agent
Tantu Bee: Tain wan ting
moor dan dab chare7man biz
Miss. It look leck dem peepul
SO bull-headid dat nat ali sim
gle sole kin arfar dem ali Wud
ali advice. lis rollin weaks
now since dem bin gwins fl
hoal seshan, an dem Wupt
evun as much kareck dat mis-
taxable blundar whey dem
meek. Peepul pan de outside
tark tn dem, rite bout dem in
de papers, and still dat doan
meek no diffrance. Mussy be-
cause de g~ohwannar kan
gratilate arl de chare-man
dem as soon as dem get.
elected. De g%ohWannar buS
leeve in de familiar saving,
@de moor, de merrier." Ebba.
stap tu tink dat evun crazy
peepul does get merry tn?
Peepul always tark bout
merry christmas an happy
new year Since dis year 1852
is bran new, de laws whey
dem meek cat til bic happy
laws Wat ali state az af-fearsl
Kanfuzian!
sic Carrie: Ah CAT al suges-
tian. Since dey he'd 50 hard,
an nutten kin penny-trate It,
not evun penny (maybe DIAL
lars wilD suppose we get 2
good t~ype-writed kopy Of de
rules av bizniss, an put It in alb
pokkalatar tro arm annuf
water fl nine peepul pit II
pan ali komfort an bile it til
de water start til tun greenish
.red. den safve it tu dem wen
day gwine dung til eat arwie
, 1952-03-01

get de true terpretashan tn
dem he'd. Day gat to mbibe
from dey mout.
Tantu Bee: But 40 man, u
earn gle dem dab famula aloa1
tu improve dey eye g. Yu ga
tu gle dem sumpting tu eat
sumpting hebby wha kin far
innah dem ribs rung moor
time.
Sic Carrie: Oh, alb sic wal
Iyu meen, native quee zene?
Tantu Bee: Dab ali yuI Gle
dem fungi an maw-fae or fungi
an kadfsh. But meek sure, doar
gle dem dab green ting innah dc
dish:
Sic Garlic: All teek excepshar
TT dat. Wat meek VI no warnt
dem fl eat de green ting in dc
dish?
Tantu Bee: Oh cha gel, vi
Warnt dem fl gu arm wussah? ii:
bad annuf arreddy Yu don knoe
whey kalalu duz du peepul. May
be arwie goh gle dem kalalu fl
eat, III de reckly sob, we gah fl
scrabble uD de hole bunch all den
an post dem til Stint elizabeth pa.
rish harl tn sic de new pufar-
nance.
Sic CARTE: Tel mic sumpting
w heer weddar de gohwannah
gwine meek dem chare-mans
resine or nat?
Tantu Bee: Ha, ha, ha, tiz chare.
mans vi duz carl dem? / use til
carl dem chare-boys.
sic Carrie: Wei, WI sic, ali sic
dem dressin up in lang pance an
warkin rung dc place wild dis eal
az importance, I had tink dem
had grow up.
Tantu Bee: Fie an wi CARTE.
tain ebbry ting yu sic in lang
pance IS man. Boys duz weer lang
pance til, expeshally mnah dis
atlantic age.
Sic Carrie: Vel den dem fellai
mussy had eat sum all da hirra-
shima bum, wah meek den
weering dis lang pance.
Tantu Bee: Suppose mic an VI
pitch arwie hat in de ring FIJI dc
november races wild de ress al
dem.
Sic Carrie: Yes, mic vii goh
wild vi ia dat, Maybe we kin goh
in de gallice bay gallup, or de
crooshan kanfushan. Any way,
nat moor dan fore heat, two fl
each av US.
Tattu Bee: Wen WI tark bout
dis gallup, and de add& gallup, an
wan heat two heat, and de devil
knne at Tvhn I'll class mic as2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

The Natinnal IInnor society a.
key wea High recently elected
ncv officers foF the 1852 81 term
IN thr past. the society DID not
eleet n treasurer from the mem.
herahlp bot asked the sponsor. Mr
Waliher i.aaler. 10 act In that capa.
city. However. a. this election. the
treassref's office was Included IA
the election
Those elected we're preslden,
curoi Dalton. ieepresidcni. Terry
Ann Parrish: secretary. Marlene
PARK: and treasurer. Tom Cornell
The Society has several activities
planned foe the near future. Blanks
ere mos available for application
20 membership Al students IN iOA
end beyond and WITH" averages
Inay apply. A banquet will ne held
IN honof n those selected Tor mem.
hershlp.
n IA hoped That several seniors
N tn chapter Will take the Gen.
trai Aptitude Test beina offered IN
applying for MIS- scholarships.
Yes, The Homer society has .
huw year ahead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

The collections Of ART works Of
Sew Works Meiropoliian MuScun
Of Art are said 30 be- the most ~
tensive in the Western hemisphere
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

The key West High Safety Pat
rol has . new sponsor. Mr.. An
drew Garcia IN assembly, Gar
cin introduced the members ~ has
squad aho are Tony Castro. cap
tain: Benny whitaker. First lieu.
tenant, Eyelie Slblla. lieutenant /.
Angel Delgado. patrolman. and ser
Teanis Diego Torres, Louis Garcia
Sergio Perez. and Orlando Diaz.
Mt. Garcia stated that they had
had splendid cooperation from the
student body The safety Patrol
works 10 protect and help the sta.
dents. They also work IN close har
mony with the Police Department.
Their duties are o. see that stu.
dents Get across the street safely
and 10 enforce rules and rcguls
llnns. They can give tickets 10 stu.
dents who iaywalk 90 break any
other laws. They give information
regarding moior vehicles speeding
through a school cone. The Patrol
also helps by visisg Information
10 strangers IN town They work in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

close harmony with the student
Councils and the principal III tho
local high school.
The PEP sevsd
~ Julie nvsssii
In an interview with Addie Sch.
oneck I learned the latest news
about the former boosters. whc
have changed their name 20 Per
squad. They think II sounds as 4
they are giving the cheerleader.
and players pep.
Their purpose Is 10 promote
school spirit al the games. The,
help the checrleaders yen and arr
there ON their three benches yell
inc right through the games. Yos
can spot them by their red skirt
and white blouses { and nj eosirss
BY the noise they make.) Another
duty n the Squad IL 10 act as hos
tesses for visitors. They give par
ties Tor the teams after games.
committee win introduce the boy
on the other team 10 the girls.
The club meets every Friday al
iernoon after school. A. present M
club has q maximum number Il
IS girls from the ninth 10 twelfil
grades. n a member drops out
other girls may apply Cor member
ship and be- admitted by vote NJ I'M
members.
Officers ~ the organization are
president. shirley Trudeau: Jeanne
Canova. treasurer: and secretary
Eleanor Garcia. Members who miss
TWO meetings IN q row are droppet
from membership. They 20,
ten cents q week dues and stiI
have To pay FUN admission 10 has
keshall games. In addition 10 theiI
uniforms. they are planning 10 have
pins with the years AZ their classes
on them.
The cheerleaders are honorary
members of the club. and NJ the
meetings they teach the Pep Squad
new cheers and tell them which
ones 10 use Al the games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

the last assembly ~ the first
semester opened with Morton Hall
and squeaky Vital presenting the
flags. Evelyn Netsles then read the
Bible and led the lords Prayer.
The rest AZ the program was in
charge ~ the dramatics class and
consisted n two plays. Janet Brown
announced the play she had direct.
ed. Escape" Props Cor the play
were IN charge ~ Ottilee Agnerro.
The characters Of the play were
bill slater. Hoke iolcomb Ellen
Morgan. Carolyn KIRK: Sam Nor.
gan. Harry Norviel; and Mrs Bo.
shart. Margaret Little The play
takes place early In the morning.
Bill. Iioke Holeomb. has escaped
from the prison where he i sers
Ing q life sentence foe the revenge
killing Of the man Who has slain
his father. Ne has escaped IN see
the Girl he loved. whom BE- finds
married 20 sam. Harry Norxicl
After his Wild goose chase Ne
turns himself IN IN the police
ioke Holcomb. vice president of
the Student Council. then an.
nouneed plans for the March ~
Dimes drive a. Key West High fIe
urged al students "a attend me
Jam session during the mon hour
Monday for the benefit az the drive
The second play BY the drama.
ties class was then announced hy
rs director. Glendora Sawyer In
Mildred u Ny Name" me csss
was ~ follows. Mildred. Joan uer.
euro. Mother. loan Cralxne Gram.
pa. Frank Vein aud Donald saua
ders. joe Pineda. THIS play had al
ready becn given for the Imnsor
High assembly the preceding week
Mr.. Andrew Garcia. new snonsor
81 the safety Patrol. then intro.
daced has force and said mat they
bad heen receiving good eoopera.
Tim from the students and hoped
10 eousinue 10 have their help.
The program closed wth group
singing. led by Mr.. Whitley Al the
request of the students. they SANG
~Be<ause ~ You" ms a San. "
and "Sic9 POKE Assembly ended
With she singing II the Alma Ma.
ter."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
Fsevlsy Play Again
By Julie Russell

The faculty play Of November -
and 30. Adams Evening" went
6ver with a bang. The teachers had
such fun that they want % do Il
over again. This time Il viii he
given ~ Marathon on February "a.
MS he same bright comedy. wish
Mr. Schweitxcr again taking the
lead as Adam Mr.. CroAley SIN
plays the part ~ . sassy gun moll
And Mr. sNseilnf is again The poor
young man Who u trying 81 com.
NIT suicide
u has been well aged therefore.
4 ought 30 be mellow We surely
hope the faculty can remember
their lines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

The Junior Red Cross council a
key West High has received two
correspondence Adams. ore frosn
| Hawaii and one from South Africa.
They are IN reply 10 albums sent
from our school. Several other al.
buns are being prepared by stu
dents n the Annex nov.
The council has collected about
SO 10 operate the Junior Ned Cross.
This money helped 90 psy TIE cost
of tray fayors and ma cups made
by the elementary schools Tor hos
pitfalls u also pays the expenses ~
a representative 70 summer camp
The council II also planning 20 ftsl
Red Cross boxes 20 send abroad.
These usually contain school sup.
plies and other necessities for stu
dents IN ether countries.
Last fall the council gave q ra-
do program explaining the work n
Red Gross Nov the members are
making q bulletin board for the "a.
do roam.
The officers fer the first semes.
ter we're Paul Avery. president:
vice president. Alice Asila: Rar.
hara Meges. secretary. Paul has
nov left school. and an election
az new officers wlil be held xoor.
The council h. sponsored by Miss
Martha Morris far the main hsAld.
ms and BY Miss Joanna Wilson Cor
The Annex The county chairman II
Mrs. stuart Whiting and the Co
chairman d Mrs. Rebekah Martin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
Wrong-way
Book BrOwsers

LINCOLN. Ncb.--1H1.--Are YOU
one 81 those library browscrs
who picks up a book or naea
zine and leaf through Il from
back 90 'front.' II YOU are, YOU'RE
not alone.
Frank A. Lundy. director ri
the University ~ Nebraska
Iibraries. SAYS surprising mum
Der 81 people do il.
Lundy SAYS he used 10 try a.
figure out what was wrong with
people who look through books
and magazines backwards. And
then" he explains. Il found my.
self doing IL and so decided that
the trouble could he with the
publications and not the readers
Iandy wonders II some enter
prising publisher might not DO
well 10 produce a book OF maya
nine whose, beginning is where
the end usually h.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

The fourth period English class
Of Mr.. Richard Ertzman put on Key
West Highs fiftieth broadcast of
The school year Friday, January
rs.
First the class wrote papers on
the old history and legends az Key
West Then they turned these ,nio
scripts. A week ~ practice In the
classroom followed before we went
In front Of the wKwF microphone
Everyone In the class TOOK part
IN the program. II consisted Of .
group Of tales. The first was that
NJ pirates looting and sinking 4
ship. The second was q story Of the
cigar factories In full swing during
the early years Of key Vests grow
IN. The next was . story Of the
hurricane of 1885 and ils desiruc.
tion along the Florida Keys. Fourth
on the program was the story of =
family's finding buried treasure.
And last was a guided tour Of hey
West. The program ended with ire
singing 81 In Old Key West \
SONG written BY our music teacher
Mr.. whitley.
On the following Monday. Cor the
fifty-first broadcast. Mr. A. l..
sands. radio coordlnator for Doug.
Lao School. brought seventh grade
English class from Douglas 20 pre-.
cent the fourth insiallmeni 81 Heidi
the radio serial Of the story by Joh
anna Spyri. The students Who an.
peared this morning were Nancy
Evans As Heidi. wardell Woods
the uncle. Walter Ashe as the
grandfather. Jean Swecting as
Clara. Conrad Saunders as Peter.
Adrina Allen as the grandmother
Alfonso Dean. sound effects man
Anthony Carey as monitor. and
yvonne Role as announcer and
narrator.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

tention on vandalism and iuven-
lie delinquency on some public
schoo' property
The contest. sponsored BY
Commissioner Charles J Bensley.
chairman ~ the Board ~ Educa-
tons committee on buildings
and sites. was aimed al cutting
down vandalism in public schools
which costs the city OF New
York $500. 600 annually.
The contest replies revealed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
Most Cities Have
National TV

NEW YORK 90 The coast
t0-coast television circuit, no~l
linking Hollywood % New York
and vice versa. embraces a total
~ 50 cities. Thus only II cities
and ~ of the l0a stations are
outside network range.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

Practice makes perfect" seems
% be the mosso of the Key West
liigh Band. they stick 10 Il grim.
y. Twice . weed they are cot 81
the Annex praesscing their marches
and plasing. 80 that they wlll make
. eood showing IN Tampa and
Cuba
They are lesrstng how 10 eoun.
sermarch and perferm the obaiqse
and other formasions used n 81
hie psrades. The new drum majsr,
Louis Cruz. - lsarning how q a.
rect ihs band and Is really eclns
. God 30.
NJ cssterson. our director and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

that school property sometimes
was Used after hours as a place
FOR drinking and gambling ana
where DRINKS and deeenerates
could menace children.
One recommendation called for
fioodlighiing of school verbs
hidden 20 public view. strirt
legal enforcement against tres
paSscrS. and opening school
yards 90 police patrol al night
under certain rules.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

Mr.. CD, Cornell are inslmcting "a
on steps, stops, and turns. Both
are patiently giving their time AZ
ter school to improve us so that Ne
can make key West proud NJ rs
when we are away.
The band now contains * mem
hers. plus flag twirlers and ma "
rettes.al easrr for those trips. Us
quite q lot al work Ia teach s0
many 80 much that they must know
m order 20 quality for the Tampa
,arade. Every one of the band
members Is working hard and a
are saying. Tampa and Cuha
here we come.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
School Property
Harbors Juvenile
Delinquency

NEW YORK. --tP.-- An essay
contest for public school janisors
on prevention Of destruction 10
school property has focused at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

Skeletons found In norIaern Alas
Ia prove that musk oxen ranged
here less than 80 years ago.
Evening star., 1952-12-19
Two Area Men Survive
Denver Plane Crash

Two Washington area residents
including an Army general from
Alexandria. Va, were among foul
persons who escaped serious in.
jury last night when a two-engint
plane crashed and burned al
Stapleton Municipal Field. Den.
yer, Colo.
Three persons. including Brig
Gen. c. H. Cherpening of sos
Icy Circle, Alexandria, were slight
ly injured. Gen. Chorpening is
assistant chief for civil works in
the Office of the Chief of Engi-
|neers here.
The fourth man. George F
Beard, of Manor Park, Rockville
Md. escaped injury. Mr.. Beard
Ia Engineer Corps civilian employe
had accompanied the general or
an inspection fight. The plane
was flown into Denver yesterday
from Omaha. the Associated Press
reported. They are due back in
Washington this weekend.
They went to Fitzsimons Army
Hospital for treatment and re.
turned to the airport to board 9
commercial airliner.
The wrecked plane was pilotec
by j. H. Austin and co-piloted by
IN r. Hansen, of Omaha.
Evening star., 1952-12-19
a Bandits Seize
$1,000 Payroll
In Northeast

-Four bandits seized a $500
payroll at a construction firm ir
Northeast Washington today.
The men. one carrying gun
lentered the Office of M. Cain Co.
excavators. at 1915 Eighth street
NE, shortly before noon as the
weekly payroll was being prepared
They held up Leo F. Stock, jr.
vice president, and Paul Davis
bookkeeper. and locked ttem in a
back room. police said.
Detectives said the money was
in SIS pay envelopes. About $1,000
had been paid out earlier.
Police searched tor four colored
men, about 18 to 81 years old, and
broadcast instructions to all police
to look for a l949 Oldsmobile.
One of the men. they said, wore
"a light tan topcoat, light tan cap,
and a black suit. He was described
as II years old. light skinned,
about five feet, II inches tan.
Evening star., 1952-12-19
|Maragon Released
From Reformafory

John Maragon, former White
House habitue who was convicted
|of perjury, was released this morn
ing from the Federal Reformatory
at Petersburg, Va.
He had served all but IL days OF
the maximum 8-to-24 month sem
ltence imposed on him for lying to
IA Senate subcommittee investi-
eating "5-percenters" in the Gov
|ernment in July 1949.
Maragon's wife and son were at
the reformatory to accompany
him by automobile back to WASH
lington.
Maragcn, one-time Kansas City
bootblack. was friendly with Maj.
Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, White
House aide, and was accused of
using his name freely in making
business contacts with the Gov
lernment.
He was indicted after a closed
session of the Senate inquiry on
two counts: That he lied in say
ing he had only one bank account
in 1856 and again when he
said he had severed connections
with a Chicago perfume concern
before going to Europe for the
State Department in 1945.
Several unsuccessful efforts
were made to parole him.
Evening star., 1952-12-19
u. ). Acts 10 Cancel
Lansky Citizenship
BY the Associated Press

Attorney General McGranery
announced today he has started
proceedings to take away the
American citizenship of Russian
born Meyer Lansky of New York
alleged big-time gambler and for
mer bootlegger.
Mr.. McGranery said a petition
seeking cancellation of Lansky's
citizenship will be filed by United
State Attorney Myles L. Lane in
the United States District Court
for the Southern District of New
York.
Lansky. it was announced, will
be charged with having obtained
his naturalization through fraud
in that 'he deliberately and in
tentionally concealed his criminal
record"
Mr.. McGranery's announcement,
said Lasnky allegedly has been a
close associate of leading gamblers
and racketeers in this country anc
has gambling interests in Holly.
wood. Miami, Council Bluffs, Iowa
and Las Vegas, New.
He said also that Lansky is al
legged to have been leading New
York bootlegger during prohibition
and that he was a member of 9
syndicate which included Lucky
Luciano and Buggy Siegal.