The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 15, 1947, Page 6

Se ee ‘At Jaycee Horse Show In Gables 1 (Snoeinl to The Citizen) | CORAL GABLES, Fla.—Horse- , mefi throughout Florida were! invited today to compete for the $2,500 in prizes, trophies, and! ribbons, in the third Coral Ga- bles Jaycee horse show, January } 3l+and February 1, at the Coral Gables Riding Academy. | Events will includé competi- tion’ in 30 classes in What’ Pub- licity Chairman Phil, H. Camp- bell has deseribed as, “The big- | gest show of the seasdn in all of South Florida.” Events from the show, which; is sanctioned by the Florida | Horse Show Association, will go to ‘selected charities supported by -the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. Owners of show horses de- siring to enter this. showing were advised to contact Sam El- cook, 2515 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, as soon as possible. | Entries already received for) the competition include: deanne Weintraub’s “Royal Fashion.” Mrs, Hilary’ Pyeatt’s “Kitty Karlyle.” John P. Gazlay’s “Kemal Pa- sha” (an imported A an), Mrs, Adele Goddard’s “Dark . Cloud.” Mrs. Fannie Hoskin’s “Buck- ner. LaGrange.” ‘ Roy Fleeman, Jr.'s} “Mountain Aristocrat.” Miss Pat Woods’* “Chief of Green Acres.” Miss Joan White’s “Dixie Echo.” Mike and Joanne Weintraub’s “Man About Town.” Campbell called special atten- tion to the Jaycee Challenge Trophies which are being offer- ed again this year for the three and five gaited horses, respec- tively. Five gaited trophy was won last showing by John P. Gazley, Jr., on “Summer Storm.” Three agited trophy was won by Miss Patty McGill, on “Peavine Amberdare.” WvVVVIVVVYVTVVre THE VETERANS + CORNER $$22442444644444646444 QUESTIONS t AND ANSWERS > a When is the deadline for ap- plying for amputee automobiles? May a veteran receive subsist- ence and disability compensation at the same time? Contact representatives of the Veterans Adminstration are called upon to answer hundreds of, questions like these every week. Here are the answers to sdme of the more commonly ask- ed queries: Q. I am a World War 1 veter- an.and would like to know if I am eligible for medical care and hospitalization in a Veterans Ad- ministration hospital? A. You are eligible for hospi- talization in a VA hospital if you have a_ service-connected disability. If your disability is monservice-connected,. you must state under oath that you are financially unable to pay for private treatment. Then you must wait until a bed is avail- able in a VA hospital. > .Q. What’ veterans have prefer- ‘ence’ to Meterans Administration i 2 Seppifal hefis? Veterans suffering from service-connected disabilities arid those requiring emergency treatment are given preference for hospital beds. Q. Am I eligible to benefits under Public Law 16 if I was di charged for a service-connected disability before I had served 90 days in the armed forces? A. Yes. For Purpose of Public Law 16, service of 90 days in the armed forces is not required. Q. Can you tell me what the deadline is for a disabled veter- an-to apply for one of the speci- ally equipped automobiles? A. The last date ore which ap- pligations can be apporved is June 30, 1948. =e Q. May a_ veteran receiving disability compensation, receive at the same time subsistence al- Jowance under Public Law 346? A. Yes. r (Veterans wishing. further in- formation about veterans’ -bene- fits. may have fhels ayestions onally answere' y visiting the Key West VA Office at Rm. 218, P. O. Building. More than 60 million quarts of freshmilk and cream is 16 per- cent above pre-war levels. BUBB BBZEBaaa, STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL at Alt Grgeets | Sewn! struggled without cer dispatched the anm THES KEY WasT CiTiIZEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1947 — <r spieeiti + ester 0000086000080 808OOOCOCOOOOO JOANNE WEINTRAUB on “Royal Fashion” and Mrs. Hilary Pyeatt | on “Kitty Karlyle’, both of which have been entered in the Jaycee | Horse Show to be held in Coral Gables. Our Trade With Soviet Riles Many Congressmen By EDWARD H. SIMS. Key West Correspondent i WASHINGTON.—One issue here which has riled many | “Nobody~was-ever-sorry bal he: saved | | | | | i | | | congressmen to the boiling point is the question of goods ship-! ments to Russia. Often congressmen have denounced further! ment, etc., to a potential enerny—meaning Russia. But just as often the State Department has come back with the point that xmany of these coniracts were Balky Mule | Also the state department says twe getting much vitally eded ore, use din th : : change. The depariment ev NEW:ORLEANS, La.—An old states that in October our im-/ gray mule held its ground in the ports from Russia were worth! for four hours while train after The department Admits, ao8 train dined up: on the lengthy ey at te vu. 8. has exported} approaches. Railroad © workers 8000S Valued at more than her. success to’ persuade the animal to budge. Finally, an SPCA offi-! al with shipments of locomotives, mining machinery, oil-drilling equip- ; made long ago. i S e e ba ‘need tvmies T PAINS ing of steel, from Ru middle of the Huey Long bridge ™"e than our exports to Russia. ! the.: slightest total imports for the current ic to re One representative econ! got the figure id showed that! locomotives, farm _ machinery, | etc., were going to Russia when! | we were experiencing a shortage , tof that very equipment here ary a bullet, allowing tr sume its delayed cow! Cow Doctor ‘home. He called for a ban on| isuch shipments to Russia, but! Is Good For ;the house didn’t act. Another, trepresentative, A. F. Weichel! & {(R-Ohio), who heads the House | ; Merchant Marine committee, la- | jter demanded a ban on all ex-j ports to Russia. Weichel wen} {so far as to th en a bill from} {his own committee to stop such | exports. | | Weichel listed numerous ships. | | built in America and lend-leased ;to Russia, which are now un- ; waceable because of Russian ‘juggling of the names. Another congressman called attention 104 a wheat shipment} to France in recent! ; months was carried in an Ameri-! ‘can lend-lease ship, and the| ! wheat itself was a part of UNRRA| |velief supplies. He said that al-! ) though the Russians had little in- volved in the move, they prop: What Ails You U.S. Savings Bonds EUREKA, N. C.—(AP).— —Henderson Irwin, an old fashioned county doctor, in- cludes 34 cows in his “medi- cal” equipment. If a patient doesn’t have a Buy where you work, buy where you bank Sponsored by cow, the doctor lends him j ganized it to the French as, | one. The patient gets the (“friendly Russian aid.” Larger! benefit of plenty of milk. shipments of wheat from this} e And the doctor gets a return country were never heard of by! the French people, the congress- | man said. | Early this month, the Adminis- tration, after this congressional barrage, took steps to reduce| |shipments to Ru: But on his investment in the form of all the calves. “From a $150 cow I can sell the calf for $35, a good return,” says Dr. Irwin. This is an official U. S. Treasury advertisement—prepared under auspices in oi Treasury Department and Advertising Council Years of family practice {).54 much material would con-| have convinced him, the {tinue io be shipped to the Com- | doctor says, that “a couple ( j.inicte was still an unanswered should be refused a marriage“ Guestion, | license unless they can say It’s a safe bet to say that if| they have a bed, a stove and shipments are not curtailed in the} a cow.” | next few months, Congress, in its; ; : [RGMEE sete may do some The United States is produc- ing d t it, fr givaabilentatstiaion niieran® | sane 1900000000000 CCCCe nually. More than 400,000 people vis- | it Carlsbad Caverns in New! Mexico annually. It is believed that human in- H fants do not have good ability toy eee ' distinguish colors until 12 to 15! 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