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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-12

NEW YORK R-"Whatever you
do, don't nag your husband" young
brides are often warned. IF there
is one thing q man can't stand In
. wife it's nagging."
This Is about the most ridiculous
advice you could possibly plant In
. young girls head just before her
husband staggers across the
threshold Of their new home, car
rying her lightly in his arms
There are two reasons why:
!. A good wife can no more keep
from nagging her husband than a
porcupine can refrain from grow
Ing quilts.
2. Any husband whose wife
doesn't nag him Is bound to find
out sooner or later how little she
really loves him. Being nagged
brings more real pleasure to a man
than anything else in marriage,
because II lasts longer.
Let's explore that first reason
Why must wives nag?
To begin with, 1t Is a healthy
way TO get rid Of the excess energy
bottled up in them. The human
race, whether It is kinfolk to the
monkey tribe or not, Is like the
monkey in one respect-it is need.
lessly restless, and 1t has to let that
restlessness out.
With a man it is easy. He car
belly laugh, shout at the stars,
cross and uncross his legs, scratch
himself, yawn and stretch, rub his
face. wave his arms, chan smoke
Q pipe, cigarettes or cigars. play
cards half the night, eat too much,
drink too much, get In believing
arguments, or pick fights with cab
drivers. He can even play golf.
These pleasant male ways oil
getting rid Of energy are either
totally taboo to q woman or are
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-12
LIFE
ABROAD
BY ALEXANDRA TORRES

MADRID H-Bullfighting here /.
not what it used to be. Soccer out
classes it 4 to / in popularity. Ever
American baseball and basketball
are catching up last.
The bullfight arena has a jot
filling its $4,000 seats each Sunday
during the March through October
season. But $1,000 to o,000 cheer.
ing fans show up every Sunday
the Royal Madrid soccer team.
play.
international basketball matche,
like the one q few months age
with Italy, drew nearly 10000.
Baseball is not so far advanced
to widespread popularity and I'm.
Outstanding. But as many as 5,00t
have shown up for recent games
between Madrid and American
service teams from Germany OF
Britain.
Rugby football remains q uni.
versity sport but 1t has its fanat
les. The olympics last year gave
a tremendous impetus to track and
field, swimming and horseback
sports. The Tour de France bike
race in which a Spanish rider
Bernardo Ruiz, finished third las,
year has crowded the Highways
with would-be candidates.
Desertion Of the bullring began
during the Inflated republic. The
republic frowned on the spectacle.
After the Civil War there was q
temporary revival caused by q
magnificent matador, Manolete,
killed in 1s47. Then q revulsion tc
blood sports was felt along with
lack of topflight toreodors or box.
.erS, high prices and poor bulls,
Most important. bullfighting Is no,
"a participation sport. Kids don't
get much of a kick any more on,
of passing an imaginary bull with
"a flannel rag the way their fathers
and grandfathers did. They're on,
now with a ball. any size. or even
balled up paper if no bali is avail.
able, kicking it around at every
opportunity.
Baseball is also modelled alonp
American lines. There are 1;
teams in the National League and
seven regional leagues of about
50 teams plus numerous juvenile
teams. Luis Barrios. car Of Span.
iSh baseball, is concentrating or
the youth for the future.
Now BarriOs is forming a Euro.
pean League with British, French
Dutch. Belgian, German and Ital.
ian teams.
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WayneS Stars
In Drama OF
Downed Plane

With John Wayne in the starring
role, ''Island In The Sky" an ad
venture drama, comes Thursday tc
the Strand Theatre. The Wayne
Fellows production for, Warner
Bros. concerns the graphic action
surrounding q crash-landing of q
transport plane in the frozen vast
es Of northern Labrador. The story
deals with the efforts OF the crew
survive during the five narrowing
days and nights while thrilling res
cue attempts are madey by other
planes. The action Is filmed with
the new WarnerPhonic sound.
Based on the best.selling novel
of the same name, Island In The
Sky" was written for the screen by
the author of the book, Ernest K,
Gam. A pilot for many years,
Gam appears to have developed q
successful formula for authenticity;
he writes about the things he
knows. His latest novel, High and
Mighty" was chosen as the Book
Of-The-Month selection for May,
1853 and It too, will be filmed by
Warner Bros.
In addition to star John Wayne,
the featured cast contains Lloyd
Nolan, Walter Abel. Andy Devine,
Allyn Joslyn, James ArneSs, Har.
ry Carey. Jr., and others. The dis.
taft side Of the film falls to Ann
Doran, Dawn Bender and Phyllis
Winger.
Wayne portrays the pilot of the
touchdown plane. Known in the
motion picture industry as "Mr.
Box Office" and winner of last
years Henrietta" award as the
worlds most popular actor, Wayne
is currently one of the busiest men
in Hollywood. Having been seen re.
Gently in Trouble Along The Way
Wayne. after completing "Island
In The Sky" left Immediately for
Mexico to film the newest of his
Warner Bros. releases, "Hondo,"
filmed with the new all media
camera In three-dimensions.
Lloyd Nolan, in "Island In The
Sky" plays the role of "Stutz". one
Of the pilot-pals of Wayne who
scour the uncharted country OF
Labrador. Nolan's eo-pilot Is play.
Cd by bulky Andy Devine.
Island In The Sky" viii pro.
baby rank as one of the Coolest
pictures ever made since a major.
ity OF the scenes were photograph.
cd In six-foot snow drifts at Don.
ner Lake, high in the mountains OF
northern California. Players and
crew had to be transported BY bus
and cars In a wild mountain val.
ley. From that point Army weasels
towing SledS took them two more
miles over the deep snow to the
shooting site. Snowstorms inter.
rupted the shooting many times
ana hazardous ground conditions,
accompanied by the 1000 foot alti.
tude, made the location of strenu.
Gus one for the company of ninety.
Directed by William wellman,
'Island in The Sky" boasts of the
Photography Of Academy Award
winner Archie Stout aad the tech.
nical direction Of the story's crea-
Cor, Ernest Gam. Gam also took
IN active part in the film.
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HL-TIMED EXIT

DALLAS R-Locking for excite.
ment, Manager Charles Cover Oh
IA movie house hoped in his car
last night and sped to the scene
of reported prowler disturbance
While ne was gone two men took
more than $500 at gunpoint from
his cashier, c. D. Hudsoe, ssd es.
capped
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FOR buying or selling any kind
of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen. GAG Fleming St. Es-
tabliShed 1919. sept25-SOt
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Bands Of wild burros, descend.
ants of those brought into the area
by prospectors roam through Death
Valley In California and Nevada.
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2 BEDROOM, Sunshine home.
Convenient terms. Phone ASST.
octS-tf
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NEW 2 bedroom CHS. viii sell
equity, assume FILA. mort
gage. Low monthly payment. I'm.
mediate occupancy. 1914 South ST.
Phone 5000. octlO-7tx
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9-Female Help Wanted
CONTINUED,

WANTED - Lady to manage Ho.
tel. State references. Write p. O.
Box 70S, Key West, Fla. oct7-tf
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Is BEDROOM Sunshine home.
Fenced yard. $2SSo.oo equity.
Phone 2-2502. octs-Stx
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; BEDROOM. 2 bath CHS. house
with screened porch and car
porte. Large lot. Immediate &C.
|cupancy. tilt South st. Phone
2-7079. octl0-t
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NEW. 2 bedroom, unfinished
house on Big Coppit Key. Call
2-5lS7.. octl2.3tx
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COOL garden furnished apt. Sos. 90
monthly. Couple. No pets. 3Ol
Whitehead St. octl2.3tx
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ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom Near.
thur house. Large screened
porch and shed. Corner lot. Phone
2-7sSS. sept25-tf
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APARTMENT House, five apart.
ments, two baths. Annual gross
income $4,000. Cash sale to
settle estate. Phone 2-3242.
sept2S, 30: oct, 5,7,s,12-7t
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COMPLETELY furnished, cool,
living room, bedroom, kitchen.
cite and bath apt. Utilities furn.
Quiet location. Near beach. Adults.
$4,000 monthly. Phone 2-s790.
oct9-3t
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COMPLETELY furnished apt. Has
screened porch. Child accepted.
Located 721 South Street. Apply
70i South. octl2-3t
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ONE BEDROOM furnished apt. All
utilities furn. 1912 Duval St.
octl2-2tx
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COOK wanted. Day work. Short
orders. Good pay. Land o. Sur
Luncheon, 1901 Truman Ave.
- Oct16-7t
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ROOMS for rent. 500 to $1,000 q
week, with cooking facilities
Working man only. AL william St
oct7-6tx
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FURNISHED house. Two bed.
rooms. Enclosed yard. Young
children accepted. References. Sos
monthly. Phone 2-3763. octl2-1t
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APARTMENTS, $500 and $1,000
per week. AL william St.
0ct10-6tx
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2 LOTS, block from ocean and
Casa Marina. M. Herman,
Caroga Lake, N. Y. augl9-ti
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+ OR lower Keys property, phone
Summerland Key 2 or write Hud.
gins, owner, Summeriand Key.
p. o. oct3. mon, wed ,sat-tl
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NICE ROOM with private entrance
Adjacent to bath. $500 weekly
l0201a Margaret st. oct.12-3
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I3l-Garden and Lawn
Supplies

NEW shipment Of tropical fish,
40. grasses. Key West Garden &
Lawn Supply. Phone 2-6912.
oct9-3t
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FURNISHED APT. All utilities in
Guided. 5000 monthly. Phone 2
3319. octl2.2tx
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ONE bedroom. al electric. Private
bath. utilities, linens. dishes fur.
nishsd. n and b Motel. 1854 Eaton.
oct1-tf
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2 ADJOINING lots on Fogarty
Ave. 50x 100 each. Surveyed
and abstract deed up to date.
81 $4,000 each. Phone 2-5404.
oct6-6t
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Rooms For Rent

TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovated
large rooms. Singles $500. doubles
$12.00. sept5.ti
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COMPLETELY furnished one bed
room cottage. Low summer
rates. Private beach. Lords Beach
Court, corner South and Elizabeth
Streets. Phone 2-2S29. sept30-u
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LARGE 2-bdrm. downstairs fur
nished apt. SO Elizabeth St.
Phone 2-773S. octl2.HI
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LADY who purchased refrigera.
tor at o04 Fleming Street
please call for same as space is
needed. oct7-6t
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FURN. APT. Private entrance. Pri-
vate bath. No cooking. Working
people only. Call 2-6SSl. octl2-6t
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wRINGER TYPE Washing Ma
chine and two galvanized tubs
with rack, $500. l37 "A" Peary
Court. octl0-atx
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couch. Blue. Good con.
dition. SIS. us South Street.
octi7-3t
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APARTMENTS open for your in.
spection. Furnished or unfurnish.
ed. Royal Palms Apartments, 1st
Street and Patterson Ave.
octl-ti
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TWO OVEN push-button electrl
range. Good condition. Must sell.
500. Originally $500. Phone 2-2s7o.
ALL Staples. oct6-6t
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RESTAURANT Booths. Inquire
American Legion Home. Can be
seen any time. Tel. 2-7sl2. octi2.et
Evening star., 1953-09-26

crate the case further. Joseph
w. Lother, Government attorney
in the Gold case, referred the
incident to the FBI.
Justice Department sources
said the QUESTIONABLE might
represent a violation of laws
barring attempts to influence
grand jurors. These Justice. De-
partment sources said that al
though the grand jury already
had indicted Gold personally
it still was investigating the
union and was entitled to full
protection against outside at
tempts to influence it.
Query on Loyalty Probes.
Among the questions Mr.. Cam
mer asked the jurors were:
do you believe that a Gov
ernment employe might some
day have to explain his actions
in a loyalty proceeding if, as a
juror, he voted to acquit or not
to indict a person who was widely
publicized as a past or present
Communist?
do you think such a vote
might affect his employment
status in any way, such as pos
sible promotions, assignments,
or selection for layoff, in the
current reduction in force?
do you think it was advisable,
Evening star., 1953-09-26
'FBI Probing Gold Lawyers
QUESTIONABLE to Grand Jury

The FBI today investigated
whether Harold I. Cammer, at
torney for Ben Gold. tried to
influence Government employees
now sitting on a grand jury here
The grand jury is looking into
the affairs of Colds fur and
leather workers union. The jury
already has indicted Gold for
sallegedly lying when he swore,
in a Taft-Hartley Act affidavit.
that he never had been a mem
ber of the Communist Party.
After this 7 indictment was
handed down. Federal employees
on the grand jury received a
questionnaire from the Office of
Mr.. Cammer, "a New York
attorney. Justice Department
sources say Mr.. Cammer accepts
responsibility for the question
naire. 49,
Referred to Judge Pine.
1t asked the jurors to state,
among other things, whether
they thought Federal employees
might jeopardize their profess
sional futures if they failed to
indict a person widely publicized
as a Communist.
The jurors reported the Incl
dent to Judge David A. Pine. who
suggested the grand jury delib-
Evening star., 1953-09-26

in the past six years. In view Of
the loyalty program, for a Gov
ernment employe to take certain
precautions such as avoiding an
acquaintance; giving up a friend
ship; resigning from an organi-
cation; declining to join or make
a contribution to an organiza-
ton; keeping his views on con-
troversial questions to himself
and his close friends; declining
to help a Government employe
in a loyalty proceeding although
he knows of nothing against
him, avoiding books, magazines
and music that might be left
wing in nature: or advising an
other fellow employe to do any
of the foregoing?"
Evening star., 1953-09-26
DIRECTIONS:

Straight out Georgia Ave, Extended to
Viers Mil Rd.. bear left When enter
ing Wheaton City Development follow
dTectionol signs to Model Furnished
Home, moteriol display show room and
soles office.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

All YOUR fomy
orEVN AN ASPHALT TILE RUkPUS
ROOM IN THE BASEMENT. these other fine bedrooms
plenty closets all brick
community paved sidewalks school
churches yourself! Ask
available JUST ONE
WORD OF
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'CiUiL dir Patrol
Announces Nesu
.ELectrOnics Study

AT the Civil Air Patrol meeting
last week II was announced that
plans for an elementary Electron.
les course are underway.
Date Of commencement for this
course which win be for both sen,
Tor members and cadets, viii b
decided upon soon.,
The commandant, Lieut.. Brus.
sow, has made arrangements fol
the cadets to have q tour of the
Navy air facilities In the Key West
area. The date win be announced.
Radio equipment for the C. A. P.
viii be flown down by the Navy.
Anyone between the ages Of
l4l1 and is, who is an American
citizen, may join the cadets. The
latter meet In the c. A. p. room
OF the Poinciana Community Center
on Thursdays at 8 p. m. and SUM-
days at 2 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-06
Navy WiUes To
attend Contention
In San, Diego

Navy Wives Club No. IS held
its monthly business meeting in
the CP0 Lounge on the Naval Sta.
ton.
The meeting was called to order
by Mary T. Smith, president. The
Navy Wives pledge was repeated
and prayer was given by the chap
lain, Barbara Ward.
Topic of discussion was stand.
ards of the club. Reports on activ-
tiles were given. A vote was taken
that the club adjourn until return
of the club delegates, Mary T.
Smith, president; Dorthy Hamil.
ton, national treasurer and Teresa
Braxton. southeast regional vice.
president. The National Convention
is being held in San Diego, Califor-
mia, October 18th to 18th inclusive.
The Club viii resume meeting on
November 8 when there viii be
election of new officers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-06
Love CAN FIGHT REDS

SINGAPORE R-If Christians In
Southeast Asia wanted to defeat
Communism they would have "a
"out-think, out-love and out-sacri.
flee the leaders who offered Com.
munism," q Methodist bishop de.
clared here.
Speaking at the annual confer.
ences Of the Methodist Church In
Southeast Asia. Bishop r. L. Arch.
Ter said:
I'VE should seek. not SO much 70
undermine and overthrow the Com.
munist way Of life, as to present
the Christian way in such a manner
that 1t viii win the support Of all
who are interested in the uplift Of
mankind"
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apply To Wed

These couples have applied fol
marriage licenses at the office o,
County Judge Raymond r. Lord.
Robert J. Hawkins, 20, USS
Clamagore, and Patricia A. Mihm
10, 22l Simonton St.
John Max Wethersby, q, Marine
Barracks, and Daphne Elaine San.
ford. q. GIG South st.
James Gordon Holbrook, n
SurAsDevDet, and Muriel Beat
rice Beck, %, 1854 Reynolds st
Grover William Sims, e, War
rensburg, No., and Gloria Chris,
tine Rivas. a, 1912 Duval st.
Stephen S. Hunter, q, 1913 Sal,
redo St., and Margaret ]. Regen,
stein. q, Coral Gables.
Richard George Beeson, q, I'll
William ST., and Gladys Camille
Watson, 20, 1430 Eliza st.
Wade Mccall. "a. Fleet Sonar
School, and Christine Irene Coon
er, 26. Caribbean Hotel.
Albert ]. Miller. 81, and Paulin,
Andrews, 81, both of Tavernier.
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meets at the Casa Temple, q:
Amelia st., $50 pm.
MONDAY, OCTOBER l2-

meets At the Casa Temple, az
Amelia St., $50 pm.
MONDAY, OCTOBER l2-
Gym classes for Owe. Sea
Plane Base. 10 am.
Jayteen Youth Center. Poinciana
movies, . p. N.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting. ASA Duval Street.
Q pm.
Logia MART No. 3, Orden Cabal.
leros de MART, Inc, at Temple,
80 Elizabeth st., Q pm.
Executive Board, Poinciana PTA
at . pm. at the school
Key West Ministerial Assn,
YMCA on Whitehead Street at
$50 am.
Circle ! Of First Methodist
Church at 3 pm.
Circles Of Presbyterian Church:
Circle ] 8 pm. Circle II. .
Pm, Circle III 8 pm; places
to be announced.
WMU Of First Baptist Church at
1850 pm. at the Church
Poineiana School PTA, 9 Pm,
at the school.
DeMolay Mothers Circle, 7:30
pm. st. Paul's parish hall.
Wesleyan Service Guild, WSCS
of First Methodist Church. $50
pm. in the church annex.
Gold Star Mothers, : am, VIEW
Home.
Presbyterian Church Executive
Board. Q pm. at the church.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority, 8 pm.
at San Carlos School.
Anchor Lodge No. 1s2, Scottish
Bite Temple, at 8 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-06
Key Vest Council
OF Church WOn,e1,
Hears Miss Harris

There was a morning meeting Of
the Key West Council of Church
Women last week at the FRS,
Methodist Church. The Devotional
was conducted by Mrs. Earl Dill.
lion to the more than 60 guests
present.
Highlight Of the meeting was
Miss Minnie Porter Harris speech
ON her trip through Europe and the
Holy Land. It was a talk that In.
|cluded many co,orful and stirring
details Of her travels, and was
deeply enjoyed by her listeners.
Following Miss Harris talk she
was presented with q corsage q,
the luncheon which was held In
the annex. The luncheon was serv.
ed by the women Of the First
Methodist Church.
In the afternoon q skit was pre-.
scented titled Stir US, Oh Lord =
which was directed by Gloriana
|Bayly; also in il were Miss Ilene
Merit and the Mesdames H. p.
Richardson and Robert Gravel.
Soloist for the musical portion
of the afternoon was Miss Byrnina
Thompson, accompanied by Mrs.
Mayfield Silas.
Miss Merit is chairman Of the
annual Community Day program
to be observed Nov. 9Th at 7:3O
|p. m. at Ell Salvador Methodist
Church.
The Church Council consists of
representatives from the following
churches: FL Salvador Methodist,
Fleming Street Methodist, Ley
Memorial Methodist and First
Methodist. Also, ST. Paups Episco.
pal, First Presbyterian, First Con-
gregational and Church on the
Rock.
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audubon Group
OF Monroe County
Has Outing

The Saturday morning outing Of
Monroe County Audubon Society
was . success despite the showers.
After an early morning break
fast at the home Of the president,
Mrs. Frances Hames on Won Phis-
ter Street, the group drove to the
Bird Sanctuary on Stock Island.
A few species Of birds which had
been present q few days earlier
had apparently disappeared with
favorable winds, but common yell
and palm warblers were
quite plentiful, feeding in the grass
and shrubs. The group found a
number of white crowned pigeons.
One visitor saw these birds for the
first time.
A few black-throated blue and
Cape May warblers were. feeding
In the Ficus trees around the old
garden wall and American red
starts were scattered throughout
the area. Occasionally q mocking
bird sang, and q blue grosbeak,
aristocrat Of the bird world, was
seen eating thistle seeds.
One lone gray kindbird, already
verdue at his winter home In South
America, was there. Hawks were
scarce only one marsh and three
sparrow hawks were seen during
the morning.
We heard that wren-like call Of
the white-eyed vireo and the sharp
metallic alarm note of the water
thrush.
The mass flights of broad-winged
and Sqainson's hawks are not due
yet. Between October Z and Is these
hawks usually pass over Key West.
The larger flights of warblers came
through last year about October
10th.
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Personal Study

BUTTE, Mont. N - Three.year,
old Danny Quinlan won't start e
school for several years, but he
studied geography anyway yester.
day.
The tot climbed aboard a North.
ern Pacific passenger train at Bill,
lings and enjoyed his 23s-mile
ride to Butte ION great big choo.
choo."
When asked how he got on the
train, Danny told police: 81 col
on all by myself"
Danny's presence on the train
was not discovered until q young
mother learned she had one toe
many children. She told the con.
ductor, who wired Butte police 70
meet the train.
Before he reached the mining
city. police had Danny pegged as
the missing son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Vincent Quinlan Of Billings.