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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-15
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about a man who made a bet
in which he promised to "eat
nv shirt" if he lost. Well, 1t
turned out that he did lose
and, by gum, he ate his shirt
lust like he said he would!
How? Well he put a shirt
in the oven and cooked it for
several hours until it was
burned to a crisp-and then
sprinkled the remains over
big Juicy T-bone. Man said it
gave the steak a real "Hatha-
way" flavor.
PAGEANT
Little boy came home with
down-cast look on his little
face and his NOM asked him
what his troubles might be.
Kid sadly announced - The
Christmas pageant has been
called off. Three angels came
down with the mumpS!"
And another has to do with
a little girl who was found by
her mother with knitting
needles and a ball of yarn
turning out a tiny sweater.
"Who's the sweater for" ask
ed Nom.
'tOh, I'm expecting a doll for
Christmas!" answered little
Suzie.
HuMMN!
Proof that a man is not dead
is not necessarily required
Just because you heard a lot
Of people saying nice things
about him! And a blonde with
a "come hither" look in her
eye is not necessarily a golden
opportunity-either!
ADVERTISING
Heard tell or a merchant OF
womsn's ready-to-wear who
sold a bunch of hats at
really successful sale. Seems
the merchant put an ad in the
paper stating These hats are
much too expensive for the av-
erage housewife!" Sold every
burned hat before noon!
FACT
Life would be a lot easier
for us fellers if the wives
would tread as easily on the
pocketbook as they do on the
bathroom scales.
THINK
Fellow name of William
Sullivan sent us a postcard
from California upon which
was written these lines -
Manner of living and meth
DDS of doing things are more
likely to be the real reasons
for discrimination rather than
religious beliefs and racial
lines"
CHRISTMAS POEM
Fellow who works for the
Denver Post, Maithel Martin,
wrote this. We thought it Won
derful and thought you'd like
it. 1t is entitled, simply,
"Mary's Baby" and it goes
like this:
Mary's Baby
The star was now dim
With the coming of day
The Baby asleep
In His warm bed of hay.
The angels were gone
With their song in the air.
The shepherds were, too,
1t was still everywhere.
And Mary looked down
On the beautiful Child,
Then, looking at Joseph
Her lips softly smiled.
Tho unto the. world
A Savior was born
He was just Mary's Baby
That first Christmas morn.
SUDN THoT
1t has occurred to us that
television programs, like beef
steak, fall into four distinct
categories rare, medium,
Evening star., 1953-01-14
RAMBLERS
HALF-ACRE LOTS

Country living within 90 minutes Of
the Capitol. Three different plans
presenting liv rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., fully equip. kit, Q bedrms.,
full tiled bath. Completely finished
brick fireplace, full bath Third bed
rm. or maids rm. Built-in gar.
Oil h.-w.h.
Also brick rambler with liv. rm. and
firepl., din. rm.. complete kit, 3
rm. BreeZeway and attach. garage.
Oil h.-w.h. Price range from S16,-
$50 to S23.250. Down payments,
$500 to $4,000.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc LU. 4-0040.
Eues In LILA If
Evening star., 1953-01-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA RAMBLER, new white
brick; corner lot; bedrms., Q baths.
bsmt;: excel. terms. $26, $50. ARD
MORE REALTY CO.. OIL. 4-4557.
BETHESDA bedrms., 2 baths. new
sspaT.te sssG capf din coa f 0uitn K rm a5t6
frepi, all.eiec. Kit; close to to public ii,
and parochial schools and Naval
aeEAb6EN ezss oG HSy ass4S 8 4s?S7so :vss
this. 3.bedrm.. S-bsth brick Colonial.
IA biks. from transp; full bsmlt..
screened porch and lear garage;
sAMUM IsIg e. BoGLEY. INC. oL.
CHEEvY cHAs-sas,a5o. Beanti-
fully built red brick Colonial, lust
proportioned living room with fire.
Of a family-size dining room. pow
complete the first floor. There are
3 excellent bedrooms and a tile
bath on the second floor. Attached
brick. SricE gsIage; ara on, Nice. level & lot.
redecorating required. Owner anx-
ious. to. sell. Good terms: For
further information please caL Mrs.
cHHiEHv1 chAsE-Ioveiy, IS; ieSesi White ork.
Colonial; 8 bedrms., 2M baths. pan
eled den; garage; corner lot. Priced
for immed. sale at S31 800. ARD
MORE REALTY CO.. OIL. 4-4557.
CHEVY CHASE, m.-(nr. Somerset
SchooD-21a baths. brick home in
1st-class cond.: near Bethesda shop
ping and good transp. If interested
In really nice home. call US to see
this one today; Reduced TO S26,50o:
KESsiNGToN@s5oo lens Nc Ssa 70 cash. G s% sos mo. !;
attractive, modern, two-bedroom, as
bestos- -shinsle rambler. with expan-
sible attic; nice level fenced lot
vacant, possession with deposit. RA.
KESsiSSGroN, s1475o-well-bui,t
new rambler. full basement. ready
to move into. Level lot. Many at
tractive features. Cali Mrs. Stewart.
~ s-Sas5' m,G' sIdooT with THos. L. PH1Ls
equalled charm. at S21,5OO. Inside
8 bedrms.. Ia baths. Outside
patio. barbecue pit, white picket
fence. shade trees and screened
TERMS. DON'T MISS. OIL. 2-6649
It'll 8 pm. ALLIED REALTY CORP.
$4s5 DOWN (vacant). buys this lovely
equipped kit. semidet. home: pymts.
like Ssnt. JU. 6-2656 OF 10. s-e32S.
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TWINBROOK
$500 DOWN
STA MONTH
, COMPLETE BEDRMS.

u NS<4Wx4 141 = ~ 0HA<4tAuAASs
The largest amount Of finished door
space IN b. C.. area for the money.
ture window .(hoor to ceiling). slid
ing closet doors. Bendix washer.
expansible 2nd floor suficient for q
4th bedroom and End bath, alu-
minum windows, 12x13 kitchen,
Westinshouse refrigerator, Venetian
blinds, hardwood floors, tile bath.
gas heat; elementary school within
0I APPROVED
financing for non-GIs also
These houses available at Donley
Construction Co., Twinbrook only.
Don't be confused by other Twin
Out Georgia ave. to
wheaton, left on Viers NH I'd. to
Donley Construction Co. Twinbrook
sign. left on Ardennes ave. to La
May I'd. right to model home OR
out Wisconsin ave-. continue on
Route 240, turn on Edmonston ave
about half mile before entering
Rockville. continue on Edmonton
ave. to Viers Mil rd., right on viers
Mill I'd. to Ardennes ave-. right on
Ardennes to La May rd., right on
La May to model home.
DONLEY CONSTRUCTION CO..
OF. os43OA Ia
Evening star., 1953-01-14
HILLCREST

Six rms, powder rm., 1st a.; finished
recr. rm., butlt-in gar, screened
porch: large, fenced lot; on quiet
street. For appt. to see, call Mr.
Phifer, LU. 2-3S75
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
Evening star., 1953-01-14
CAPITOL, HILL,

See this lovely large Groom and.
bath home that has everything
House Is like new and has q large
concrete front porch. Q rear
age. Nice, large, fenced front and
rear yards. Gas h.-w.h. Price, S14,-
500. Reasonable down payment and
terms.
HERBERT & SONS, REALTORS
515 East Capitol st. Ii. 3-0129
OH01 L Z
Evening star., 1953-01-14
HTT,TCREST

NEAR ANN BEERS SCHOOL
with firepl.; large porch, buiit-in
gar. large, fenced lot; on busline
Terms. For information, call Mr..
Phifer, LU. 2-3S75.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
Evening star., 1953-01-14
&1 EQA nOXIIAI

Gaithersburg-3 extra. large bedrms d,
large living rm., electric Kitchen
with dining space: oil heat; corner
lot, 10Ox157. Price. S11.95O.
RAYMOND j. LYNCH CO.
10 A.RdN0 It'll O
Evening star., 1953-01-14

Bethesda Silver Spring
4 BEDROOMS BATHS
GE kit. with garbage Disposall and
d1shwasher, fun bsmt. with outside
entr.; only 8 left of the 3S brick
structed by KorZendorfer in Silver
Spring. and of the 10 to be
erected in Bethesda have already
been sold. Call OIL. 4-S111 for appt.
to inspect.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1953-01-14

GROOM DETACHED
$13,950-S2,000 DOWN
LOVELY OLD HOME, / BLK.
FROM BRANCH AVE; AS
BESTOS SHINGLE OVER
FRAME; LGE. RMS, MOD.
KIT, MOD. BATH, NEW
HEATING PLANT, PAR
TIAL BASEMENT, LGE.
UT1L. RIM. CALL 10. 9-9793
EYES.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 Minnesota Ave. e.E., LU. 4-0O4O
Evening star., 1953-01-14
VETERANS

We I EXAMS
Three bedrms. $9,457: S757 cash.
$50 per mo. These homes contain
3 bedrms. and tiled bath: 1S-ft. liv.
rm. large kit with Tracy steel
cabinets, Brown gas range, 7-ft
built-in Formica-to breakfast bar; ;
3 bedrms. and tiled bath; lots COM
pletely sodded; streets paved; houses
VA inspected and ready to occupy
now. Cash pymt. includes settle
ment costs. Directions: Drive out
Viers Mill rd. to 1st street In Rock
willie list street before the bridEel,
2 turn right to Baltimore rd.. turn left
on Baltimore I'd. to Horners lane,
turn right on Horners lane to
sample house.
DEVEREUX b ELKINS
4Ol Horners Lane, Rockville
PO, 2-010S Ia
Evening star., 1953-01-14
COLORED-VACANT
S995 DOWN

4Oo2 7TH ST. NV.
Attractive Colonial brick, redecorated;
6 large. modern rms, plus 2 rear
porches, Ia baths, full bsmt.. oil
h,-wh.; semifinished rec. rm. with
irony ENTERPRfsE ShsFansf: HSEasiL REHLrY CO.
Elk. 3-3400, RIA. SSH
Evening star., 1953-01-14

ROCKVILLE-6-rm. home in quiet
loc.. with fireplace. full basement.
plumbing roughed in. for End bath;
fenced rear yard; $l4,950. moderate
cash payment. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
INC, Rockville office. PO. 2-6151.
Ewes. Mr. Bridges, PO. 2-2039.
ROCKVILLE-Pleas diff. Twin
brook home with a score of improve
ments. 3 bedrms., semifinished play
fast, nook. stone patio; fenced rear
yard; Bendix. S12,95O., terms.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC. Rock
vile Office. PO. 2-6151 Ewes. Mr..
BRIDGES. PO. 2-2039.
SPRING. 1O712 st. Mar
Bier. lge. Iiy. rm. with firepl., GE
kit; S16,95O. So. 900 down. REALTY
INVESTMENT CO., RA. 3-227O
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SILVER SPRING RAMBLER

SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
This 3-bedroom brick rambler is now
ready for occupancy. It features
large living room with fireplace
and dining area, equipped kitchen.
colored tiled bath, large storage
attic and full basement with out
side entrance. Corner lot. Terms
ARRANGED.
DREW CO., JU.. 5-5471
Evening star., 1953-01-14

KENSINGTCN
420S Knowles ave.-Lovely brick
rambler. Vacant and in excellent
condition. Only S16.500; Trades
considered. Mr.. Ryan. JU. 5-125S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
SILVER SPRING
FLOWER AVE. SECTION
5-bedrm. brick home conveniently
located in most desirable section for
a family with children. Large liv.
rm. with firepl.. separate dining
rm.. 2 baths, full bsmt.. det. garage.
storm windows and doors: mr..
schools. shopping, and transp. sea-
$50. Flexible terms Call Mr.. Smith,
CO. 5-S992. COUNTY INVEST
MENT CO, JU. s-5100. IA
CLOSE IN SILVER SPRING, near
Mrs. Kay's-Immac. brick rambler,
on nice. lot, quiet neiehborhood, mr..
schools; 8 fine bedrms.. sep. din.
rm., firepl.. daylight bsmt.; mod
erately priced for quick sale.
ChAUDE WOOD. 10. $1,000
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WOOD ACRES

ALBERT W. WALKER COMMUNITY
We are starting 6 and z rm. homes
for delivery In the early part of
1853. All have 3 lge. bedrms., ga
baths liv. rm., sep. din. rm., screened
porches, complete GE kit. garage
and full bsmt. In addition to these
rm. and den on dst floor. Cali Join
FISHER, OIL. 1920 or OIL. 4-00l3
after g.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
WOODMOOR 500 750

Very attrac. Cape Cod; 2 bedrms. and
bath on 1st fl. Lge. fin. rm. on
End a.; rec. rm.; lge. level lot; excel.
cond. Vacant; immediate possess
sion.
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CONGRESS PAY BOOST
IS TOUCHY QUESTION

screened carefully ~ very care
fully"
Rep. Burdick (R-ND) said he
was against it.
81 think members of Congress
should get more" he said, "but
the way to do it is to reduce taxes.
Then everybody viii benefit"
The judiciary committee, in a
report on the bill, said taxes and
initiation have taken such toll in
recent years that a $4,000 salary
would amount to cnly about $500
more in actual purchasing power
than the $4,000 the lawmakers got
in 1899.
The total cpst would thus be
s., $3.50 900, butt the committee esti-
mated that since income taxes
would be paid on the boost. the
net annual cost to the taxpayers
would be 1858 ,258. For the judi.
cial increase, 1t would be about
81, 2O0, 900.
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Secret Red Record
Held By Chennault

MONROE, La. B-Gen. Claire
Chennault said last night that he
has in his possession . copy Il the
minutes of Moscow meeting LAST
January in which the Communist
invasion of Laos, French Indochina
was approved by Joseph Stain.
Laos was, invaded earlier this
month by the Communists, who
made sweeping gains early in the
drive and began Withdrawing with
out explanation.
Chennault. former leader Of the
famed Flying Tigers in World War
II, would not identity his source
from which he obtained the min.
utes. But he said the minutes were
passed on to him through rus
sian friends"
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Panty Raid At
Michigan College

EAST LANSING, Mich R-About
600 rioting male students staged
another panty raid at Michigan
State College last night, smashing
windows and breaking down doors
to invade two girls dormitories.
Goods at Mason Dormitory raj
lied and turned a fire hose on the
invaders. Hastily summoned East
Lansing and campus police sue
ceeded in driving the students out
Of the dormitory, but few left
waving trophies of goods panties
and brassieres.
The rioters then tried to enter
the Williams Dormitory, but only
few managed to get inside be-
fore reinforced police were able to
dispense them. About half a dozen
students were arrested.
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Lawmakers Are
Not Talking In
Public about
$4,000 Raise
BY JOE HALL

WASHINGTON IN - The touchy
question Of a $4,000 salary boost
for members of Congress has been
tossed out for Senate debate, but
most lawmakers weren't talking
about it publicly today.
Speaking off the record, the po-
sition Of many Of them was: (A)
it's wholly justified, but (B) it
hasn't got chance now.
However, one veteran supporter
Of a congressional pay raise, Rep.
Mccormack (D-Mass), formerly
the House floor leader, said forth
rightly:
81 think it's what we're entitled
to. I'm for it,"
The bill approved yesterday by
the Senate Judiciary Committee
would give senators and represen-
tatiyes 5000 annual salary.
They now get q $12, 500 salary and
| a $500 expense allowance. which
are Jumped together as $3.50 Of
taxable compensation. Up to s., 900
may be deducted for income tax
purposes as Washington living ex.
penses.
Tied in with the congressional
hikes would be $4,000 salary
raises for federal judges and
smaller pay increases for U. S.
attorneys and their assistants and
some Of the key assistants to the
attorney general.
Some senator's said privately
they thought the congressional
boost was being offered under good
auspices.
They cited these: II is bound up
with an increase for federal judges
which man y lawyers long have
urged; 1858 ID not an election
year; the bills sponsor, Sen. Nc.
Carran Of Nevada. is . Democrat,
which takes some Of the heat off
the new Republican majorities in
Congress.
But against this, these sources
said many members are sure to
look askance at the bill because of
the economy promises made by
many members.
81 don't think it's timely" said
Sen. George lD-Ga), who added he
thinks members of Congress are
underpaid.
McCarran. who introduced the
bill and headed . subcommittee
which held hearings on ii. said the
measure would not be called up
for debate right away.
81 want senator's to have some
time to think il over" he said.
Sen. Ferguson tR.Michi. who
comes up for reelection next year.
sad. The bin had better be
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is his first name and middle name
too. He's like a rubber ball = the
harder you throw him down the
higher he bounces up"
It has occurred to me that the
hardest man, young or old, to dis.
illusion is he who thinks the girls
are crazy about him. / know an
old warhorse, and ] don't mean
Siggy, whose sun is low in the
west, who thinks his presence
among women fills them with ad.
miration. It's in bis blood, has
been in his blood from his youth,
that he is a ladykiller. Doubtless
his last conscious thought viii be
contemplative Of the heart-tearing
sadness his passing away viii
cause the dear ladies
For a man to think he had q
dozen girls going" or that they
breathlessly hang on his every
word, is the worst form Of ego.
mania.
But that type Of egomania is no,
onesided in It's application to sex,
Some women think they hit hard
on eight cyclinders and generate
a couple of hundred horse pulling
power among men. The poor
dears, like the self-esteemed lady.
killers, go through life stubbornly
refusing to be Gisillusioned,
',Yovmensy" Meets "YSvnsy"
Yesterday, while chatting with
Pete, the piscatorial philosopher,
he said:
"Sidonious, I thought all the
youmongy and younay folks In
Key West had passed away with
the last generation. but I found
out I was wrong last Tuesday.
Four Of us were sitting here when
up stepped q couple Of carryovers
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Better Known As

If ] gave you a ticket calling
for your visiting every city in the
country, ! doubt If you would find
one, size for size, excluding local
service men and newcomers,
where there are as many, nick
names as there are in Key West.
Few of us are without nicknames;
probably four out of five of US are
better known by sobriquets. BET
ter known as =" ia parentheses,
is used often by candidates in our
elections.
think nicknames, as q rule
are indicative of chumminess, of
hail-fellow-well-met friendship, and
that is the reason we have so
many Of them in Key West, for no
other place, SO / believe, is so
closely knit in good fellowship as
is this two-by-four rock of ours.
evolved the idea of writing
this item about nicknames while
conversing with friend yester-
day. I mentioned the right name
Of a resident, and the friend said:
81 don't know whom you're talk
ing about
"Aw, 60 on, You mean to tell
me you don't know King Kong's
uncle, Eighty Minutes After Twel-
We"
"Sure, I do! Why didn't you tell
me before you were talking about
ole boy Eighty"
The lsdykiller
Back more years than / care to
enumerate, the best small.town
reporter I've ever met told me he
got most of his news of human
interest nature, or was put hot on
the trail of it, by standing on
busy corner listening to people
talking as they passed by. He said
| further he was put wise" to what
he considered the best story he
| ever wrote by overhearing, while
standing at a corner, snatches of
a conversation among a man and
two women as they were passing
him.
! took advantage of what the
small-town reporter told me and
found that it worked admirably,
particularly in getting .grist for a
column / ground out daily in those
days Of my perfervid youth. But /
found out had to be not only a
good listener but also an analy-
tic listener. II requires that type
Of mind to separate the wheat OF
interest from the chaff of common
place. ] missed many good story,
as I learned later on when ] re-
called remarks ! had heard but
didn't think enough Of them at the
time to determine their implica-
tons.
Some utterances, though. are so
| striking, so full Of punchfuiness,
they elicit the attention of the most
indifferent listener. Such were the
fragments of a conversation /
overheard between two women
about . self-imagined ladykiller.
One Of the women spoke in so
| soft tone, barely q word, now
| and then, carried through the 10
PAGES that separated US, but ]
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WATER ESTIMATES
DUE TO BE CHANGED

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. ~ -
Dishwashing machines. garbage
dispesais and other kitchen gad.
gets have thrown CT all the con
sumption estimates Of American
water supply experts
President-elect Morris b. Gun.
ningham hruaghf that out here III
meeting Of the American Water.
works Axsociatlon-
with new and unexpected uses
for water deyelOping every year,
cities no longer can rely GO normal
increases al populatica in planning
fssfure water supply. said Can-
rs1ghan. who il superintendent al
- Oklahoma City eater works.
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|THE CONCH OBSERVES
BY SID McPHID


heard several completed sentences
spoken by the other woman.
He thinks that all that's neces.
sary to turn You into a volcano
of love is to smile at YOU"
'Huh!. Surely hates himself
:. other night. so ridiculous.
whether to laugh or cry. "
HE said, Isn't this a lovely
afternoon?' and / said, yes, and
a good afternoon, too, so good
afternoon and left him standing
there, looking foolish.
"But he was as confident as
even the next time { met him Gall
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Williams Finishes
Airman Course AT
Lakeland Field

Kenneth Don williams, 10, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Williams. 500
Ashe street. is completing his Ar
basic airmen indoctrination course
at Lakeland Air Force Base, the
Gateway to the Air Force"
Lakeland, situated near San An.
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Although many battles have
been fought on Swedish soil, there
has been no large.scale inyasion
of country since about 2,00o b. c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12

Before there were clocks in Eng.
land, the Kings cock Grower sol
EMMY crowed the hours around
the Kings palace, but he has not
operated since TIA.
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1t is easy to find an excuse for what one does moi
to do but the sefcontroled individual attempts
do what conscience requires.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12

It is fine for to enjoy religious freedom with the
right to worship please, but does little good
less we really worship.
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from the last generation. One
Of them asked:
How about any Of y0umongy
lending US d fiyespotf'
Sure said. Tell yuu what:
younay give me . tenspot and IN
change Il and give each Of younay
= fivespot. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12

The Viking Age Of Scandinavia
lasted from about 800 a. d. to
about 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12

Churches are merely human organizations trying Il
help humanity; they make mistakes but they aim in th
right direction.
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ON MOOSE BURGERS, ETC.

newly-organized Fairbanks, Alaska, corporation
recently petiioned the Department of the Interior in
Washington for permission to capture ninety five female
moose and five males The would be turned into
reservation in Alaska and allowed to breed just as beef
steers are bred in the United States.
The men who made the proposal say they hope to
build up industry which would be the order of
the beef industry Thus the public would be offer
ed steaks mooseburger and moose roasts Alas
kans reported to feel that moosei delicious meat and
that the operation might be success.
Although we claim to know very little about it. we
generally in favor of any source of edible meat
and would like to the experiment tried if it is deemed
practical by authorities in position to know In the petit
tion the Aaskans pointed that industry needed
in Alaska and that mooseranching might become
of income It is certainly interesting suggestion
We have yet to taste moose-burger, although we
game for try when the time comes.
The sheep and goats separate nicely when / to
the green folding paper.
That fellow who predicted the end of the world last
year hasn't been heard from lately
Most people, when confronted with their favorite
meal make spectacle of themselves.
Despite your belief that you absolutely essential
in job the world would get along nicely without you.
Churches are merely human organizations trying to
help humanity they make mistakes but they aim in the
right direction.
It is fine for us to enjoy religious freedom with the
right to worship please but does little good
less we really worship.
1t is easy to find an excuse for what one does not
to do but the selfcontroed individual attempts
do what conscience requires.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12

Despite your belief that you absolutely essenta
in your job the world would get along nicely without you
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12

Most people, when confronted with their t
meal, make spectacle of themselves