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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-02

ka. this being the Clubs welfare
project for the month.
Plans are also going forward
for the party at the Naval Hosbi-
tai to be held shortly for the en-
tertainment of the patients there,
this party being sponsored by the
Club.
Az yesterdays meeting there
was present a group which plans
to establish a local Negro Navy
Wives Club. and the La Concha
Club is aiding in the forming of
this new organization.
The staff at the Thrift Shop
this week is composed of the
Mesdames Vera Wood, Pat Kirk
patrick ana Madeleine Taylor.
Members present at yesterdays
meeting were Mesdames Jeanne
Reynolds. Vera Wood. Jacqueline
Hitler, Iona Aiken, Hilda Berry,
Linda Rempkie, Helen Cherwa,
Louise Woodill, Madeleine Taylor,
and q prospective member also
attended, Mrs. Frances Ward.
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Ro"'nn's A"xiiiary OF ST. Paurs
ah"rch inaHguraies Fourth Year OF
Sending Children To 81. Francis Camp

s'ne q ste most Important pro-
htis II ihe Woman's Auxiliarv
~ ~ Faui's Church IS the YEARLY
niH "a Nndlna two under privi.
Bred children 81 Key West 10
taap ~ francis. Avon Park.
, ilHIua
thla eamp 81 designed 10 pro
sisi@ ~it,inaofne tan in a Christi
sn snvifonmcni faH children who
la tle nnfInal Opportunities Cor
$50 time THAI childhood de-
Wfgsa and regardless OF church
aIlsllallan
fhls = the fourth year that the
- Pegs Anxilisry has sent chit
uIrn ~ ne camp. and these chill
efsn afe provided with clofhina
ai'd Hseesaofr equipment IA AZ.
irfNi faHnp from q special scholar
aiip isss'd ~ the Auxiliary.
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fDaucc Class And
Country Dancing
AfUSO- YMCA Fri.

Ths dance class followed by
faunlfy dancing. both directed by
MrH Ralph Hartensline will be
hnlf eseh week on Friday night.
The dancu class ~ 500 p. M, is
i1m 81 amFviecmen wh0 wish 10
irafn a. dance. Mrs Hartenstine
starts tha class with abe box step.
lnifosi,lelnH many variations, that
halo 81 snake daneing more en-
iuyable She also teaches the
waiiA rumba. polka and litter
bur
Although the USo-YMCA acti-
Eiflla aFr f0r servicemen and
ESQ hnstcsscs. a cordial invita-
ti'ln b eKtsnced b. the USO TO
IA mafried couples In Key West
whp would enjoy square dancing.
Cssuntry dancing Is scheduled
"a go 3 On.
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w haf's Doing
at the
Y.M.C.A.-ll.S.O.

SUNDAY
9:45 A.M.--Java Hour.
400 P.M.--Classic Hour.
500 Piping Pong Tourney.
900 P.M.--Song Fest and Eel
lowship Hour: Bea Moreno,
plano.
1000 P.M--Refreshments serv-
ed by Hostesses.
MONDAY
800 Piping Pong. Pool,
Shufflehoard and Table
Games.
800 P.M.--Dance under the
Stars--John Pritchard's Orch.
TUESDAY,
7:3oaP. YMcA Glee Club
Rehearsal. Marjorie coburn,
director.
Bis P.M.-Bingo. Prizes.
WEDNESDAY
Ills P.M-Mrs. E. E. Crowson
at the piano.
800 P.M.-Pinochle Tourney.
Sis P.M.-Movie on the Patio.
Buster Perpall, operator.
THURSDAY
7:3o P.M.-YMCA Glee Club
Rehearsal. Marjorie coburn,
director.
900 P.M.-Dance under the
Stars. John Pritchard's Or
cheStra.
300 PM. Beginning Ball
room Dancing. Mrs. R. Hor-i
tensteine, director.
900 PM. - Country Dancing.
Mrs. R. Hartensteine, direc-
tor.
SATURDAY.
1890 Publishing Party Qn-
formation at Desk.
200 P.M.-Softbal Practice.
8:i5 P.M.-Movie on the Patio,
Buster Perpall, operator.
Executive-Forest Turner.
Program Director = Mrs.
Wahneta Kovash.
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B'nai Zion
Congregation
Begins Holiday

The B'nai Zion Congregation
begins celebrating the holiday of
Schworehs this. evening at sunset
with services at 7 o'clock. The
holiday will last two days, end
ing Saturday night, and there will
be two services daily in the syn
agogue at 7:30 a. m. and TOO
p. m.
The memorial services, which
are called Maskir Nashomas, will
take place Saturday morning at
1870.
The Sehworehs holiday is the
anniversary of the acceptance of
the Ten Commandments at Mt.
Sinai 1000 years ago by the lead
er Of Israel, Moses and it also
marks the celebration of the first
ripened fruit which each Israelite
had to carry to the temple in Jer-
uSalem as thanks to God.
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Coming EUents

THURSDAY, JUNE 2
Special Meeting, Ladies Auxili-
airy, Fleet Reserve Associa-
ton, Unit Sc, 800 PM, at
Clubrooms.
Lions Club will entertain grad
uating class of Key West
High School at Den on Sem
mary street. Dinner and
dancing.
Regular Meeting, Southernmc5t
Post 39ll, Veterans of For
eign Wars, 300 PM, at Club
house on Elizabeth Street.
Special Meeting, Arthur Saw
yer Post, American Legion,
800 PM, at Legion Home.
Meeting, Key West Art and
Historical Society, $50 PM,
at Barn Theatre on Duval
Street.
FRIDAY, JUNE s.
Luncheon Meeting, Officers
Wives Club, FIT. Taylor. Cyril
Marshall, Artist, Special
Guest.
SATURDAY, JUNE e.
Tacky Dance, Sponsored by
Ladies Auxiliary, Fleet Re-
serve Association, Unit Sc, 9
PM. to | AM, at Club
rooms. Benefit Cancer Fund
and Entertainment for Dis
abled Veterans. Music by
Coral Isle Serenaders.
MONDAY, JUNE g.
Busine.;s-Social Meeting, Room
Mothers, Division Street
Elementary School, 7::30 PM,
School Building. Final Meet
ing of School Year. Pro-
gram During Social Period.
TUESDAY, JUNE z
Meeting, Board of Directors, La
Concha Navy Wives Club No.
SO. 10 AM. at Home of Mrs.
Helen Cherwa, 5l2-D Poin-
ciana Place.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE g.
Bridge Party and Cake and
Candy Sale. Sponsored by
Officers Wives Club for
Benefit of Navy Nursery.
Regular meeting, Navy Wives
Club No. SO, 1000 a. M,
clubrooms in Building 178,
Naval Station.
THURSDAY, JUNE O.
Meeting, Veterans Foreign
Wars Auxiliary, 500 PM.
VFW Home on Elizabeth ST.
SATURDAY, JUNE IL
Key West High School Alumni
Association Annual Reunion
and Banquet. A. & B. Lob
ster House.
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Who Knows?

|. What is the minimum age
for a United States Senator?
2. Can a foreign-born citizen of
this country become a Senator?
3. How many, Senators repre-
sent each State?
4. Who presides over the Sem
ate?
5. What is the ancestry of our
domestic cats?
6. What is a small cowpony
called?
Z. What is the nautical unit of
speed?
8. What fur is used in making
mems fedoras?
\ 8. What hat became symbol
in a presidential campaign?
10. What famous American
colonist was imprisoned for re-
fusing to remove his hat in
court?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-02

Committee members in charge
OF this project each year have
been quite gratified with the re-
suits of their efforts in giving
the youngsters two weeks of plea
sure and recreation which they
could not otherwise have rceeiv-
ed.
Camp ST. Francis is sponsored
6y the Christian Social Relations
department Diocese of South
Florida, Episcopal Church. The
director Is the Rev. John S. Arm
held, and the date this year for
the two underprivileged children
OF Key West TO attend the camp
mas been set as August is to rs.
Ihis project is one of many
which Is sponsored by the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of st. Paud's
Church here.
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U.S.O.-N.C,.C,.S.
io2i DuvAL STREET
Daily Program


SUNDAY
LOO P.M.-Picnic on Keys
Beaches. Sign up
in advance.
MONDAY
7:30 P.M.-Spanish Class.
800 PM.-Junior H ostess
Meeting First
ssSsNa Monday.
TUESDAY
1000 A.M--Navy Wives Bowl
at u. S. Naval Sta
Alleys.
1880 P.M.-Party, Naval Hos
pital Second
Tuesday,.
WEDNESDAY
100 Publishing Trip, Hos
pital Patients.
4 200 P.M-Navy Wives Club
83 meets in Naval
Station clubroom.
7:30s P.M.-Boxing Training.
9:15 P.M.-Dance, Tune Top
SAf pers Orchestra.
THURSDAY
7:30 P.M-Boxing Training.
800 P.M.-Pool, Billiards.
FRIDAY
1000 Am. - Navy wives
League 1 Bowling,
u. S. Naval Sta
ton Alleys.
7:30 P.M.-Boxing Training.
= $50 P.M.-Juke Box Dancing.
SATURDAY,
200 P.M.-Going to the Beach?
esing rooms,
showers, checking
at Club.
200 P:M.-Boxing Training.
ZOO PM. - Boxing Training
Z Pool and Billiards.
400 P.M.-Coffee hour.
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AerOUias "V''
Passengers List


lsaebl Pauline, Jose De Poo.
Ernestine Smith, Stella Mays.
Frank Crowley. Edith Crawley.
Maurice Bobbitt, Ardalia Bobbitt,
Malcolm Bobbitt, Richard Bob
bitt, Aquilino Lopez, Hiafio
Ramos, Carl Metz, Dorothy
Metz.
Marcelo Perez, Julio Pravio.
Grace Namar, Alice Rowland,
Alvin Scoville, Dick Hernandez.
David Namar, Frank Boffalo,
Olivia Boffalo, Octavio Cervan-
ties, Charles Cervantes, Charles
Stevens. Rafael Perez, Fernando
Dominguez, Paul Basner, Irene
Basner.
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apply To We'd

Applications for marriage IL
censes were filed yesterday in
the office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord by Paul Garten=
mayer, 26, of ITO Caroline street.
and Florence Ranger. ~. of 712
Caroline street, and by David NJ.
Duffie, "a, of the u. S. Navy. and
Dorothy E. Duffie, &c, of l4o0
Duval street,
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Meeting or X. w.
Arr And Historical
Society Tonight

Il has heen announced that
lntfe Win be- y meeting Of the
kHY West AT and Historical So
rnty hfld tonight az $40 o'clock
"a tle Barn Theatre on Duval ST.
Il Is hoped by the Society that
there will b. good attendance
"A llsls meeting. a. there ore sew
eral maaters Of importance 20 be
dIstGaaod.
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Cub Scouts
Pack 2l7 To
Hold Bake Sale

a has been announced that Cub
AcDula Pack No. 2lF will sponsor
h bake saie on Saturday morning
"a this wcck. beginning az 3 a. m,
in ifani IL ana Columbia Laundry
sunlislion In Poinciana Place.
rIucecds from the sale will be
uafd iaf the purchase Of flags for
Coo Pack 2iT. and the Den
maihers are serving as chairmen
"a tiie committee In charge OF this
salf
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american
Legion Meets
Tonight

A special meeting OF the Arthur
AnwFm Fsnuf of American Legion
80 - held tonight az 800 y. M.
a llle Lesson Houae for the pur-
pns2 - making final plans for the
lhafllf FESTIVAL sehedulhd 10 be
hSlA 1alV I Through July 4 and
bpansoged b. the organization.
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NOTHING
SPECIAL
BY NINA
R Photo

AtiNi0 ANNlAAtAg ANA Atlto any
hands a clipping from a Corona
do, California newspaper dealing
with an invitation that had been
dispatched to President Truman
by the Coronado Chamber of
Commerce to spend his next holi-
day at Coronado.
The article goes on: In an eff
fort to break up Key Vests mon
opoly on the Chief Executives
vacation pastimes,' and mention
is also made that with the invita-
ton the Chamber forwarded
specially designed and decorated
pair of white beach trunks,
Later on the written invitation
is quoted in part: "Coronado's
Silver Strand beach where you
will find the sands more warm,
more yelvety, the water more in
viting, the breezes more balmy
than can be found in Florida.
Deep sea fishing :. gracious
hospitality of all californians
awaiting you. :. +" and as final
lure, the Chamber bangles a
whole private residence for the
Presidents exclusive occupancy
during his visit.
Never a one to hang back and
withhold advice when it is need
ed by anyone, even the President
of the United States, l feel it my
duty to set Mr. Truman straight
on couple of facts about Cali
crnia that the Coronado Chamber
of Commerce neglected to make
mention. OF in their invitation.
Last year, during almost the
entire month of September and
half of October, l spent prowling
around the State of California,
from San Diego to Sacramento,
and while | am not saying it was
cold, mind you, do say that l
had to wear a coat all day and
every day and even at high noon,
or | would have been mighty un-
comfortable.
AS for the Pacific Ocean, !
know it is there, because was
in it and on it, but see if / did not
because it was constantly obscur-
ed by a dense fog. / arrived in
San Diego during fog, fought
my way through it for six solid
weeks, and left San Francisco
with wisps of it still clinging to
me, like fake ectoplasm.
l notice the Chamber eschewed
any mention of flowers in the in
vitation, and that was a smart
move, because nothing much fav-
orable can be said about them. |
was told in California that the
simplest plants require just about
as much attention as a newborn
baby and do, not thrive nearly as
well.
Take bougainvillea, for in
stance. Here if the thing gets a
start it will climb all over your
yard, your neighbors' yards, in
to your bedroom windows,
blooming like mad all the while.
In California it grows to a height
of about thirteen inches, if it
grows at all, and they even build
little trelliseS for its convenience
and spend days coaxing it up the
trellis. Nine times out of ten,
however, and out of pure contrai-
riness, it leans away from the
trellis, crawls dispiritedly along
the ground or a couple of inches,
and then expires.
THE gracious hospitality of all
Californians' part of the invita-
ton ! agree with, 100 per cent,
enthusiastically and unequiyoca-
bly,. The friendliness, kindness
and hospitality to be encountered
in California is seldom equailed,
and never exceeded, anywhere
on the face of the earth.
In eating places in that state,
from the huInblest roadside hot
dog stand to the dining-room of
the Mark Hopkins in San Fran
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IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory of our dear
son, Ray w. Gates. who passed
away ten years ago today:
Time passes by, but memories of
you,
Dear son, never fade.
There is a link death cannot
sever,
Love and remembrance last for
ever.
MOTHER AND DAD.
jun2-ltx (
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Seeks Divorce

A petition seeking a divorce
was filed yesterday in the office
of Circuit Court Clerk Earl r.
Adams by Peggy N. Livingston
against Raymond H. Livingston.
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WV Post
39II To Hold
Meeting Tonight

A regular meeting of Southern
most Post 39ll Veterans of Fore
ign Wars will be held this even
ing at 8 O'Clock. at their club
house on Elizabeth street. All Wis
iting comrades and members of
the post have been given a cordial
invitation TO attend by Comman-
der Tony Arthur.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-02
The Answers

/. Thirty years.
2. Yes. after nine years of citi.
zenship.
3. Two.
4. Vice President.
$. The lion and tiger families.
6. Broncho or cayuse.
z. The knot.
8. Rabbits fur.
8. Al Smiths brown derby.
10. William Penn, the Quaker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-02

Bread baking is one of the most
Of human arts.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Gleason promised, he intends to
prove his charge In support Of
his contention that the Govern
ment has the wrong 10 men In
court.
The pace Of the slow-m moving
trial quickened yesterday when
three defendants took the stand,
two of whom repudiated in oral
testimony statements the Gov
ernment said were obtained from
the FBI.
The third defendant. Terrell T.
Wheeler, told the court he had
admitted lying about his klan
membership to an FBI agent be-
cause he thought the agent was
trying to get me in trouble"
Evening star., 1949-12-08

q pretty American blond unless
the coal board requisitions it for
q miners home instead.
A spokesman for the coal board
told reporters the mining agency
doesn't have such requisition
powers. If the plays management
won't cut out the offending
parts" the spokesman said, cit
might be necessary to ask the
court to stop the show"
But Stanley French, who with
Jack Buchanan Is producing the
play written by Alan Melville, said
the script goes on as it is"
The play, Mr.. French said, has
been licensed by Britain's chief
censor, the Lord Chamberlain, and
that's the only censorship we
know"
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Oman Asserts Reds,
Catholic Church Both
|mperiI u. ). Liberty
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

BUCK HILL FALLS, Pa, Dec.
8.-American liberty is threatened
by the Roman Catholic Church
as we'll as by Communism. says
Methodist Bishop G. Bromley OK
nam.
"The Roman Catholic Church
does not believe in religious lib
erty as we understand it." the
bishop told the annual meeting
of the Board of Missions and
Church Extension Of the Meth
odist Church last night.
"The Communist Party" he
added, "does not believe in civil
liberty as we understand it."
"I regret to record these mat
ters," the bishop said. However.
protestants must understand and
Iface them to meet a crisis, now
worldwide, in which freedom
itself Is at stake.
Freedom Held Involved.
when the Roman Catholic
Church or the Communist Party
seeks to deny us either religious
or civil liberty our freedom is in
volved," he declared, "and 1t is
not a part of tolerance to submit
to such denials until at last our
freedom passes"
Bishop Oman, Methodist head
of the New York area and vice
president of the churchs board OF
missions. said Communistic expan-
sion must be met by human be-
ings prepared to suffer and die
for their convictions.
This terrible threat to religious
liberty" also must be met by Co
operation with free men every
where who seek to resist the
forced imposition of an theology"
he said.
Discusses School Aid Issue.
Linking this threat" to the
current discussion over the use Of
public funds for parochial educa-
ton, the bishop said that issue
now becomes one Of major i'm
portance."
"It is part of carefully cal
culated plan to break down the
American doctrine Of the separa-
ton of the church and state, part
of a plan so to mold the thinking
of youth as to discount the values
that lie in liberty of conscience
and of worship. in liberty Of speech
and press" the bishop said.
Calling the public school sys-
tenn in the United States "one Of
our greatest achievements" Bishop
Oman said the system stands as
a bulwark of democracy.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
London Skit Burns Up
British Coal Board
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

LONDON, Dec. 8.-Britain's Ma
tional Coal Board is burned up
about a new West End play. The
board, which runs the country's
socialized coal mines, says it may
go to court to try to close the
drama unless some changes are
made.
The play is Castle in the Air" +"
which at its opening last night
told of a poor Scottish lord who
thinks about selling his castle to
Evening star., 1949-12-08
| |K|an Trial Defense Says
III. 5. Witness Led F|oqqers
BY the Assoeicted Press

ROME, Ga, Dec. 8.-The de-
tense in the mass civil rights trial
here has charged that a Govern
ment witness, Walter Arp, led i'm
ported Ku Klux Klansmen In the
flogging of seven Negroes.
Defense Attorney Frank M
Gleason came up with the accusa-
ton yesterday in the trial Of 10
Dade County men before Federal
District Court Judge Frank A
Hooper.
Before the trial is over. Mr.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Archbishop to Confirm 800

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Washing
ton, will confirm a class of more
than $50 children and 10 adults
at 8 o'clock tonight in st. Vincent
de Paul Church. South Capitol and
M streets Sc. The Rev. Thomas
Fitzgerald, rector of st. Joseph's s
Seminary at Catholic University,
will preach,
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Iruniuns Are Told U. S.
Wants to Aid Progress
BY the Assoeioisd Press

TEHERAN, Iran, Dec. g.
George C. McGhee, an assistant
United States Secretary Of State
said yesterday it is the desire OF
the United States to assist Iran
in its march Of progress in com
pany with other democratic and
free nations"
Mr.. McGhee. who has been Wis
iting here, made the statement to
Iranian newsmen just before he
left,
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Kur! Shapiro to Lecture

Karl Shapiro, poet and faculty
member of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, will speak on What is Anti
Criticism?" In a public lecture at
Evening star., 1949-12-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.
THURSDAY. pEcEMBER

$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Watkins
Gallery Of American University.
Evening star., 1949-07-20

escaped, despite efforts Of high
way patrolmen and a reconnais-
ance plane to spot him.
Several cars, with lights out. ap-
preached the community, but fed
when challenged.
Two other shots were fired by
another guardman. He said he
used them to emphasize a warm
ing to an unconvinced citizen that
troops would tolerate no more
violence.
Bride Was Assaulted.
Violence erupted in this Central
Florida town Saturday after Sher-
if w. V. Mccall reported a IT.
year-old bride. Mrs. Willie Padg-
EFT, had been assaulted by four
Negroes, her husband beaten and
robbed. Three have been arrested
in the case.
The Lake County grand jury was
to meet in special session at Ia
wares late today to consider rape
and kidnapping charges against the
trio.
In a move virtually unprece-
dented in the section, a Negro
was summoned to serve on the
grand jury. Sheriff Mccall said
his name was not made known.
1T won't take the jury long to
do what it's got to do" the sheriff
commented.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Michigan Riot Trial Adjourned
After Mon Kills Self in Corridor

Nicholas Rothe asked him If he
heard any shots fired during the
demonstration.
Before Mr.. Upson could answer
three pistol shots rang out in the
corridor.
There Clarence Baker. Sc. lay
dying on the hall floor. His wife
Dora. had just been granted a di-
vorce in the adjoining courtroom
Baker wounded her with a .32-cal-
iber pistol. then dashed into the
corridor and shot himself.
Baker died before he could be
taken to hospital. Judge Fo2
adjourned the Shakespeare tria.
for the day.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Permit 10 Run Gravel PIT
Denied by Fairfax zoners

The Fairfax County Board OF
Zoning Appeals yesterday denied
request by w. S. Pool for per-
mission to operate a gravel pit
temporarily on property l mile
south of Bailey's Crossroads, east
Of Seminary road.
State Senator Andrew w. Clark
represented citizens opposed to
granting the Zoning exception.
The Virginia Electric g. Power
Co. request for a permit to erect
a substation near Falls Church
was granted. A previous request,
opposed by residents of the Dev-
onshire Gardens area. was denied.
The. new substation site is on
the j. v. Turner property on the
north side of Lee highway between
West street and the Falls Church
CITY boundary.
Evening star., 1949-07-20

to boomerang against the Demo-
cratic Party"
One highly placed Democratic
Senator told reporters privately
that there won't be any Brannar
plan trial run" Others on the
Senate Agriculture Committee
talked the same way.
Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan proposes that Congress de-
part from the present system OF
market supports for perishable
crops, including most foods, and
let them sell for what the markets
will pay. Then the farmer would
be given a check by the govern
ment amounting to the difference
between the average price a crop
brought and price the govern
ment established as a fair price.
This, Mr.. Brannan contends
would mean cheap food for con-
sumers and stable income fol
farmers.