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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-31

The Hand Of Faith

20 thou of little faith, where
fore didst thou doubt?" MAT
thew 14:3D.
This incident of Jesus walking
on the sea, as revealed in the
Gospel of Matthew 14:22-36, was
certainly a source of encourage
ment to the early disciples and
the early church confronted by
gigantic tasks and overwhelming
odds. The lesson to us has not
faded by the passing years.
The disciples were in trouble.
Jesus has insisted and even
pressed the disciples to get
into the only boat and depart in
the direction of Bethsaida. Jesus,
having gained spiritual perspec-
tive and power from the night
of prayer on the mountainside,
set out to join them. The disciples
were distressed by waves and
wind. Their best efforts, and
they were seamen, seemed to be
of no avail for the wind was
contrary. Disheartened, detected
and fearful, they were almost
defeated. Through the early
morning mist and fog they saw
what appeared to be a ghost
walking on the water. Their fears
being multiplied as the vision ap-
preached, they cried out and
were only treasured as they
heard Jesus say, BE of good
cheer, it is l be not afraid"
Simon Peter answered, IF it be
Thou, Lord, bid me come to Thee
on the water" And he said,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-31
In Washington
Continued from 1-B)

chances are that very little tight
ening of the act will get through.
What other domestic legislation
will be successful is doubtful, al
though it was evident that both
house and senate leaders are in
opposition to any general tax
increase on individuals. There
may be some increase in other
forms of taxation. AS a matter
of fact, the inside view is that
President Truman may not even
ask for any great tax increase
in his budget message.
In this congress, the lineup is
23l Democrats, 20l Republicans
and one independent in the
house; so Democrats and 46 Re-
publicans in the senate. Election
of Senator Styles Bridges of New
Hampshire as senate COP lead
er by a vote of 26 to Is repres-
entS the split in the senate Re-
publicans with the 26 for Bridges
in the camp of Senator Taft for
the presidency, and the Is sup
porting Senator Saltonstall, Mas
sachusetts, in the camp of ElSen-
hover.
=
1t appeared a new probe was
about to get under way, this one
into the security exchange COM
mission, the first in the 18-year
existence of the SEC.
Another attempt may be made
at this session for an overall
budget bill in this congress, in
stead of the five or six separate
measures which is usually the
case. The National Committee for
Strengthening Congress has
again called the lawmakers at
tention to the fact that it is still
operating under obsolete meth
DDS and has not solved four basic
problems under the reOrganiZa-
ton act. One is lack of response
bility, failure to control money
and misuse of time. For instance,
in the house alone, it takes about
one month of time for roll calls
and quorum calls. Electric voting
machinery would cut this time to
a minimum, according to the ma
tional committee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-31
Berrle

BERNE - Mr.. Frank Thomp-
son, who has been confined to
his home with sickness, has i'm
proved and back to his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman GreSse1
spent Sunday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kohut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gene
Wharton and daughters of Bells
vile, visited at the home of lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Argyle Leasure the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mallett
of Canton, spent the weekend in
Berne.
Mr.. Fred Warner and son,
Dick of New Matamoras were
callers in town one day last
week.
Mrs. Louetta Thompson of
Columbus, spent the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson and Linda Lou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kohut and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thompson
spent Friday evening in Zanes-
vile.
Mr.. Chas. Feldner, who is
staying at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Violet Landaker
at Sharon, was a caller in town
Saturday. Mrs. Feldner is assist
ing her daughter in caring for
her baby.
Little Miss Rita 10 Ritterbeck
returned to her home in Colum-
bus, Sunday after visiting the
past week at the home of her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Kuhn and other rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crum and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kohut spent
Sunday afternoon in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hardesty
and son of Canton, were visitors
in town over the weekend
Mr. Otis King of Summerfield,
was a caller in town, Sunday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-31
SEASONS ENDS

To clear up an erroneous
rumor which apparently has be-
come prevalent in some sections
of the state, wildlife officials to-
day announced that the rabbit
season in Ohio has not been ex-
tended. Rabbit season in the
Buckeye state closed at p. m.
on New Years Day. 1t was also
announced that the open season
on racoon and opossum will close
at midnight Jan. 81.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-31
.haseville

CHASEVILLE - Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Cant and sons of East
Union, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Dettra, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harley Drumm
and daughters spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hickle
nd daughter, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Shafer
aud family called on Mrs. Hazel
Finley and son recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dettra
and sons visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Barnett, Friday evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-31
IN PHILIPPINES

Sgt. K. L. Channel, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oris Channell of Sen
ecaville, recently arrived in the
Philippines, after completing a
supply technician's course at
Lowry AFB, Colorado. He is
located so miles rorth of Manila,
with the oath General Supply
Squadron, 6208th Depot Wing on
Clark Air Force Base.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-31
TO HOSPITAL

Richard Gibson was removed
from the office of DR.. Charles
Thompson, Caldwell to the Good
Samaritan hospital, Zanesvilfe,
last Thursday for observation
and treatment. The trip was
made in the McVay ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-31
AT MEETING

Carl Baker, of the Baker Sales
& Service, Caldwell, has return
ed to Caldwell after attending a
meeting in Detroit, Mich, rela-
tive to the showing of the new
Bucks for 1852.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Football Squad
Is Hosted By
Liens Club Thurs

The Lions Club had a full house
at their dinner meeting last Thurs
day night when they acted as hosts
to the members st the Key West
Conchs football squad and the
coaches.
The entire group enjoyed the ex-
cellent entertainment presented by
the "Eleven Players" from Key
West High School Dramatic Club,
under the direction of Dick ErtS-
man, drama coach at the school.
The program presented consisted
of pantomimi; a melodrama Ozark
and Stormy Night" in rhyme and
two record pantomimes, .'I Wish
I Had a Daddy in the White
House" and There's Been a
Change in Me-"
The club was informed that the
net receipts of the football game
sponsored for the infantile paraly-
sis fund December 5 were approx
mately $500. Jack Costar, as star
ticket salesman with IT'S sold, was
given the prize.
At their meeting Thursday, Dec
ember 18, the Lions will have their
annual Christmas dinner for q
selected group of children.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
State Rep. Cobb Calls For
Probe OF Warren Government

DAYTONA BEACH IA full
scale investigation of the Warren
administration was called for to-
day by State Rep. Thomas T.
Cobb, Daytona Beach attorney.
Cobb issued a statement Sunday
in which he said he would request
permission to appear before a
Marion County Grand Jury again
Tuesday but added he does not
believe this body has "the facili-
ties or the jurisdiction to make a
full investigation of the entire War
rem administration"
"As citizen and a member OF
the Florida House of Representa-
tives | feel that SSe people of Flor
ida are entitled TO a tull-scale
probe of the WarrelN mess, unre.
stricted by county boundaries,
Cobb's statement continlHe Hed.
whether or not the Marion
County Grand Jury is able to pring
out an indictment, l shall cont 0ue
my efforts to secure that full sea- e
investigation from the federal gov
ernment and from the state iegis-
lature."
Cobb filed $500, 900 damage suit
in behalf of S. L. Kilgore in state
and federal courts In Jacksonville
Dec. alleging Kilgcre was fired
from his job as sales manager of
crushed rock firm for refusing
to go along with a conspiracy to
pay kickbaeks on materials sold to
road contractors.
The suit said Warren, State Road
Board Chairman Alfred McKethan
and other members of the Board
were part of the conspiracy to
force the Florida Crushed Stone
Co., to pay ten cents a ton to
the Construction Equipment Co.,
for any orders it received from
road contractors.
Cobb said he conferred with
Warren for nearly an hour" be-
fore filing the suit. Warren issued
a statement next day branding the
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15

allegations in Kilgore's suit ga
crazy collection of fantastic lies. -
The governor asked Circuit
Judge F. r. Hooker, Ocala, to or
der an investigation, said he want
ed to appear and would waive his
immunity.
Grand jury witnesses usually are
immune from arrest and prosecu-
tion based on information they
give.
Cobb said he mad prepared a
number of questions that "should
be asked of Warren and his CO.
horts" and added:
"TheSe are the questions that
Warren evaded by dodging the Ke-
fauver subpoena. He has never
answered them. am turning them
over to the grand jury with the
expectation that the governor will,
at long last, face the music"
In his statement, Cobb men
toned specifically M. C. Almes,
Tallahassee road material dealer;
the Jaxon Construction Co., Jack
Sonville, and William H. Johnston,
dog track owner who contributed
mo1,s than 100000 to Warren's
1s48 campaign.
The lpaytona Beach attorney
said he would continue to demand
full exposure of ''disgraceful War
rem derelictionS,,, regardless of the
obstacles placed W the way, the
smoke screens thrown up and the
diversionary personal attacks upon
me by still powerful but frantic
and frightened governor"
Warren could not be reached
for comment on Cobb's statemSnt.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Mccarthy Will
Continue Drive

WASHINGTON R - Sen. Nc
Carthy (R-Wis) made it clear yes
terday his personal campaign
against subversivees and security
risks will continue during the next
session of Congress.
Mccarthy, a controversial fig
ure throughout the last several
years with his charges the Truman
administration had Reds in key
posts, will be chairman of the
Senate Committee on Government
Operations in the new COP Con-
gresS.
He said in a radio interview that
whether his committee goes into
the Communist question depends
on what steps the subcommittee
now headed by Sen. McCarran ID
New takes along similar lines. In
any case, he indicated his personal
campaign is not at an end.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Legion Will
Sponsor Santa
For Charity

Good Old Saint Nick win make
his formal appearance at the
Kress Department Store on Duval
Street on the afternoon of Decem-
ber 22nd and will remain there
through the evening of December
24th.
Arthur Sawyer Post No. 26, Am
erican Legion, recently established
a program whereby needy fami-
lies of Key West will be provided
with baskets for Christmas. This
program will be under the Chair
manship of Post Chaplain JudSon
Stephens assisted by M. E. Lewis,
Harry ]. Metzgar, Frank Roma
guerra and John Meser. Other
Legionnaires are being asked to
give a helping hand in the pro-
gram. The program as set up by
the committee has been establish
ed as follows:
Starting Monday, December 22nd
at 200 p. m. Santa Claus will be
at the store in a special booth set
up for him. A photographer, Judd
Bowles, will be present to take
pictures of children with him. Re
prints viii be available. It is not
necessary for your child to have
his picture taken in order to see
and talk with Santa Claus but il
you would like a picture, small
price will be charged. The entire
profits of this project will be used
to purchase items for the baskets
to be given to the needy fami-
lies.
Dates and time for Santa Claus
appearance will be Monday, Dec.
ember 22nd through Wednesday.
December 24th from 200 o. m.
through 900 p. m.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
WILD GOAT GETS
CURIOUS; PAYS VISIT

COLUMBIA FALLS. Mont. IL
A wild. Rocky Mountain billy goat
an9erc1t'y decided TO butt into the
progress of civilization near here
I entity when he came down from
hS elevated den for 3 two-day
VI
Tie billy watched construction
workers building a '2S-foot tower
on new 2So,oo0vols power line
10 hungry Horse Dam.
For reasons known only TO him.
self. the goat grew 50 curious that
he inehed his way up to within
Is feet Of the workers at one point
before turning tail and heading for
his home grounds.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
HELD FOR KIDNAPPING

LIMA, Peru Up - Two medical
students and an accountant are
being held on charges they kid
naped Santiago Grana, S-year-old
son of a Peruvian congressman.
The boy was returned unharmed
early Saturday after being held
three days.
Police, who announced the ar
rests yesterday, said they had re-
covered 294, 900 soles ($18,963 of
the 500, O,OOO-sole ($l9,35O) ransom.
The child had been snatched
from his nurse in a park Wednes-
day. The three youths under ar
rest were identified by police as
Mario Bueno, Elias Narvaez and
Ricalrdo Zapater.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
WOULD-BE BOMBER
GOES TO PRISON

TEL AVN, Israel IA 29-year-
old man who tried to plant a time
bomb in the Israeli Foreign Office
last October was sentenced yester-
day to 81 months in prison.
Dow Shilvansky, a former men,
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15

Der q f the nationalist underground,
was a rrested Oct. 5 when he car.
ried tn e ticking bomb into the busy
govern ment office. He said he in
tended it as a warning against ac-
ceptant .e of German reparationS for
crimes against the Jews in Nazi
German Y.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
New Members
Are Inducted
Into Legion


Quoted by the Key West Guard Of
Honor, II new members were well
coined into the Arthur Sawyer Post
No. 2S, American Legion, on We'd
nesday evening at the Legion
Home on Stock Island. The new
members include: Claude B.
Spear, Frank Loeblich, G. P. Had
die, ]. B. Hebert, Clyde Williams,
Ronald j. Stack, James Ecklof.
Willis Bethel, Jr., Wendell Valen-
tine, Richard Baker and Claude d.
Valdez.
Judson Stephens, chairmaS OF
the Christmas Party for childl,en
Of Legionnaires, announced THAI
the plans have been completed for
the event to get underway at 4
pm. on Saturday, December 10th
at the Post Home. An excellent
program has been prepared includ-
ing movies, clown acts, and other
features. Legionnaire John w. Mil
Ter viii serve as Master of Cere-
monies for this annual event. San
ia Claus will arrive during the
program and will present gifts to
the children in attendance.
The annual Christmas Party at
the Old Folks Home will start at
pm. on Christmas Eve and the
annual Legion's Christmas Party
at the Naval Hospital will get un-
derway at 1880 pm, Chairman
Herman Gordon announced.
The ladies Of Auxiliary Unit No.
Is were in attendance and brief
business session was conducted by
President Florence Gamble.
An entertainment committee has
been appointed to arrange all fu-
ture entertainment for Legion
naires and consists of the follow
ing: Judson Stephens, chairman;
Members - Norman Kranich;
Frank Romaguera; John Stratton;
Frederick Pockrass and M. E.
Lewis.
Named to serve on the Posts
Building Committee were Paul L..
Mesa, Jr.. chairman; C. B. Har-
vey, George ]. Pernick and Carl
L. Sawyer.
1st Vice Commander Norman
Kranich announced that excellent
progress on the membership cam
paign is being attained and stated
that Post Chaplain Judson Steph-
ems was the winner of the No
vember membership getting con-
tess.
The Key West Guard of Honor
conducted Post Everlasting
Ceremony for Legionnaires Fran
els w. Morrison and Philip Ber-
nard Roberts who recently died.
Events scheduled by the Enter
tainment Of the Legionnaires dur
ing January are as follows: Jan.
18th - Barbecue Supper; Jan. 14th
- Astrology Show and January
SOth - Shipwreck Dance.
At the regular meeting of jan
uary 18th, the Post Commander
and members Of the Marathon
Post 154, American Legion, will be
invited to attend. The occasion has
been designated as Marathon
Night. A special speaker for the
meeting will be secured by the
Entertainment Committee.
The Post selected Chaplain Jud-
son Stephens as the nominee for
Junior Chamber of Commerce Dis
tinguished Service Award, in re-
cognition Of his outstanding ac-
tivity in the Post on Community
projects.
It was announced that food bas-
kets would be distributed to the
needy at Christmas Eve morning.
Capt. u. J. Delgado announced
that the Key West Guard of Honor
would attend the dedication cere.
monies of the American Legion -
VFW Post Home, sos Emma ST.,
on Saturday, December 18th at z
pm.
Following the adjournment OF
the meeting, social period 70!
lowed conducted by the House
Committee and the Auxiliary Unit
No. rs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15

The population of Britain includes
26 million females, over 113 mil
lion more than the number of
males.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
FOOTBALL
SATURDAYS RESULT
Detroit II Eallas S
SUNDAYS RESULTS

New York 81 Cleveland 81
Washington q Philadelphia q
Chicago Bears 10 Chicago Cards
San Francisco ~ Green Bay IA
Los Angeles 2S Pittsburgh IL
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15

Personal taxes in the United
States took 3.4 cents of each con-
sumer dollar In 1854 and 11.6
cents in 1852.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Noodles are Italy's favorite
dish and Alfredo makes them
better than anyone else. Here
Is the recipe to try at home

TwENr to Rome to meet the King of Fettmccfns.
i Alfredo the great, famed juggler of the
noodle. No visit to the Holy City can be called
complete without stop at his restaurant on
Piazza Augusta Imperatore to partake of the
pasta. Il comes laved IN butter. made fragrant
with Parmesan, laced into rich tangle with
gold fork and spoon
Alfredo doesn't look like king. He IS a
stocky little man with pink cheeks and a wahus
mustache. man getting along IN his 70's. but
strong of voice and light of step.
Alfredo is coming" - the room goes dark.
the king comes dancing under spotlight's
beam Gold fork and spoon serve as his sceptre-
Il am King of the FestHccine' = and every
waiter m the dining room stands at attention.
The weld suiles Back
SrRDNSG close on his heels are two sevitors;
one with mammoth platter piled high with
the noodles. one carrying bowl of grated
Pmmesan cheese Alfredo bows to the right.
he bows to the left: the little man smiles and
his world smiles back
A great hump of butter IS melting at leisure
under the noodles on the hot platter. Slowly.
gently. with fork and spoon. Alfredo veaves
the fe4fnccias into tangie. He lifts it high.
be lets it fall: every little strand IS shining Of
butter. It's a stroking action he uses. and
not single strand is ever broken or bruised
A sprinklng of the cheese. this with grace
Evening star., 1952-03-09

full movement like one of those light little
thumb and finger runs ON the piano. Two min
utes of mixing and the platters are served these,
cracking with heat. have been delivered by
waiter direct from the kitchen. 1t is an Alfredo
tradition that the fanest. youngest woman gets
the huge serving platter with the last portion.
a symbol of luck.
The story of Alfredo goes back AZ years
when. as mere youngster, he opened a small
restaurant on the Ala STofa, making a spe
ciality of the pasta called fettuccine The dish
is no invention. but Alfredo perfected it. He
publicized his achievement, bringing himself
Evening star., 1952-03-09

a fortune and the noodle worldwide fame.
That gold spoon and fork is Alfredo's great
treasure. Read the inscription: TO the King
of Noodles" Signed: Mary Pickford and
Douglas Fairbanks, July. 1927" His way with
fettMccine made Alfredo Cavaliere OF Italy.
He doesn't know whether he was knighted with
the fat of sword or the round side of spoon,
but he has the decoration to the envy of all
other Roman chefs.
IT WAS in 1943 that Alfredo felt tired perhaps
by the pressure of war or the constant struggle
to get proper ingredients to keep his food
standards high. He sold the ALA Scrofa res
taurant to his walters, he sold the guest books
with the famous signatures. the autographed
pictures Of celebrities that covered the dining
room walls
Came 1850 and Alfredo was rested; he was
definitely bored. He opened restaurant again,
and back came the old customers to see the
king dance. That the owners of his first place
were fghting-mad didn't bother the little man
with the big mustache. As he pointed out to
me. There have been limitations of my res
taurant and for many years. can name four
'Alfredo's' in Rome. But only am the king"
Visit his ultra-modern restaurant seating 200
guests and you are handed a menu reading,
ALFREDO gi6 Ala Serofa formerly ALA Srofa).
II Ver0 Re dele Fsttstccine (the true King OF
the Fsttnecins)."
This battle of the buttered noodles waging
between the Afredos is confusing to the tourist
visiting in Rome. Carriage and taxi drivers
both help add to the muddle Frequently
ratuity Is paid to bring the Kings" dinner
guests to 'pretender." If any one is doubtful
that the King is the King. put the matter to
Evening star., 1952-03-09

Lie Mrs. Gordon MaeRae. wife Of
the singer and movie star, you'll
chant the praises Of BLUE BONNET
Margarine! You'll love the delicate,
sunny-sveet fapor BLUE BONNET
adds to bread, vegetables, any food!
And BLUE bonnet gives your family
real old-fashioned nourshment- No
other spread for bread . richer in
year-round Vitamin A RAzrifs0R!
Yet you save up TO 4Os . pound
when you ret BLUE BONNET instead
Of the high-priced spread! So buy
Blue BONagEf and enjoy AL s.
Flavor! Nutrition! EconOm-eel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-24
Gets Jaid Term

TAMPA Up -- A Jacksonville boy,
who admits committing SO crimes
in three Florida counties, received
a Swear prison sentence Monday.
Tommy Broughton. Is. Who
boasts he beat up a Florida High
way patrolman. set fire to a Jack
sonville building and ran up
string Of burglaries. was sentenced
by Criminal Court Judge L. A.
Grayson.
He was sentenced for a Hills
borough burglary In which officers
shot him trying TO break into a
service station. He slill llmps from
the wound.
Judge Grayson told Tommy
there wasn't much Of anything
could do him any good except
maybe good tanning Of our
hide"
Tommy retorted well, you
sure wouldn't try it,"
Judge Grayson: NO, I'm lust
going 70 give you five years"
The boys crime wave carried
him into Duval. Hil!sborough and
Pinellas Counties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-24
Tuesday. JunA a, 1851 The KEY WEST CITIZEN
50-Legal Notices
Continued

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE
SIXTEENTH il DICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN CHANCERY.
nSe NJ. IS-is@
ANDREA 4. nESIDERIo.
Complainant
VS. DIV ORCE
FLORA b. DESIDERTO.
Defendant
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
T0i FLORA Il. ,ESIDERIO,
22I West 9Th street,
Apartment No, .,
Gary. Indiana.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFl ED
that suit for divorce has been lied
against you herein and you are re-
Qutred TO serve copy Of your an
swer on attorney for Complainant
and file the original thereof with
the Clerk Of this Court on or be-
fore the nth day OF July. \. n 1882,
otherwise Decree Pro Coutesso
will be entered against YOU
DATED this 9th day of June.
A. d. 1852. at Key " est. Monroe
County, Florida.
(Circuit Court
Sean EARL r, ADAMS
Clerk. Circuit Court.
BY: (sl Florence +. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE ESQClNALDU, jR-,
Attorney for Complainant.
sos Whitehead Street
Key West Florida.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.