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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-16
By JULIAN c. WYCHE

BY JULIAN c. WYCHE
The Negro vote in Michigan appears be the target
of both major political parties.
This conclusion result of the precedent-s setting
election Of Frederick E. Byrd, assistant Corporation
Counsel, a chairman of the Wayne County Re-
publican Committee last week, and announcement that
Congressman William Dawson of Chisago would be
keynoter Of the Democratic State Convention Satur-
day In Lansing.
Election of Byrd IS a coordinate the
drive for the Negro in Wayne County this fall This
the first time in the history of the Republican Party
Michigan that member has served officer
he County COP Committee
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

FURNISHED Apassmsns IL s.,
menson S.. ao~ nstairS 80 ~
meath. SFrank Eamber vsre
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
"RAPs REPUBLlcANs"

The Editor,
Key West Citizen
With reference to an ad which
appeared on the front page of the
Citizen this week. Not A Pollti-
cal Football" "
Iwould like to say just this, The
Naval Station tnot yard) may not
have been reopened because of q
Democratic Administration
We won't forget in q hurry, the
days Of the depression and the w.
p. A.
/ say keep the Republicans out
oasi the White House. the
Hooverites. the Taflists and the Ell
Sencrats. Hoover economy brought
on Pearl Harbor.
Let uS keep our country strong.
our standard Of living the highest
in the world and above all--adhero
to true Christian and American
ideals by electing Stevenson and
Sparkman. II the Republicans
want to vote their ticket, it is their
privilege, and so stop trying to geh
the Democrats 10 vote for big buSi-
ness instead Of the American peo-
pie. Thank you
Mrs. Dee Slmmons,
General Delivery.
Key Vast, Fla.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
LIFE
ABROAD
BY RICHARD o'REcAN

BY RICHARD o'REcAN
VIENNA tRA cleaning. chrOm
ium plated coffee making machine
has caused a minor revolution Ia
the sleepy coffee houses Of Vienna.
The Radget Is the Italian lex
presso' machine .Old 10 Italy, but
i postwar ashockerH for Vienna's
conservative coffee house proprie-
tors. II forces steam through min-
background coffee and produces
a strong. syrup.thick brew served
demi,tasse.
Vienna's .2ss coffee. houses were
among the most famQHs in Eu-
rope For years. they lhfed on the
reputation OF The quiet pace Of
their parIors and on their multiple
ways of serving coffee. Coffee
making was looked upon as an art,
to be passed from father 10 son.
The war reduced many Of the
middle class to the ranks Of the
poor The tradition and skin Of
the coffee-makers failed 10 attract
customers.
About two years ago. : coffee
house owner rebuilding Ais store
imported an expresso machine. he
sci il atop 4 glass bar with eol0Frd
lights and substituted high, steel
stools for the customary. diGnlflel
plush chairs.
II was ! violation Of al fradl.
tinns But the coffee was quick
and tasty and the espresso bar
was jammed.
The expfesso machine has nov
taken The city BY storm. Back
alley coffee houses where curtains
haven't been changed for decades
are beginning 10 sport ne device.
And business Is belier ~
ported i Chamber Of Trade OH
clal The coffee house owners re-
port that people drop into their
places and ASK ior ; quick clip q
/ espresso and then 50 oui nealn
wiihouf hardly : stop.
ssIn the old days. peKnon whe
weni 10 J coffee house stayed Tiers
--i0 read ihe newspapeFs, q talk.
to discuss businent. % play chess.
IL have . game u Billiards
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
2s-Asal Essats For Sale

VERY NICE 2-bedroom C B S
home. Best residential section.
Furnished or unfinished. If you
desire q fine home, this is it.
johnson & johnson. Phone 372.
septoO-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
l-Announcements

$500 CASH to the female with
the prettiest legs: Entrants must
be over q years. Drop in or send
complete leg measurements to-
gether with a recent picture Of
yourself. Betty CRADLES leg di-
mensionS are:
Thigh-19 IL.
Calf--12 IL.
Ankle 8 I-2.
II your legs resemble or nearest
resemble those Of Betty Cradle,
you'll be crowned Miss Legs"
All entries must enter before
Oct. 27th. Contest ends Oct. 31st,
Halloween Mite.
Anyone may enter their favorites.
Contest takes place at
DUFFY'S TAVERN
218 Duval st.
Contest starts at 10 o'clock
Oct loft
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

1910 MERCURY COUPE. Excel
lent. Back row, Pearls Trailer
Park, Stock Island. oct1s-stx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

ONE 7-room brick house and one
efficiency brick cottage. Nice
iy landscaped lots 104 K 119.
Rental income $229.6O monthly.
Completely furnished, $18.50O.00
cash. See Horace Young, Casa
Cayo Hueso - 14OO Duval. Phone
1851. sept24-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
34-HousehoId Items
For Sals

DELUXE MAGIC CHEF gas range
New price. S2S5.Oo for sl75.oO. 50
gal. Servel water heater, 5000
Both less than one year old. 40:
Olivia st. oct9-t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
$ -Rooms For Rsns

Rooms. sos weekly. Ap4Ttmenss.
SO e ma0aAy. 49, NAiaiAm St
sSglt egx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

1915 TRAILER, ssss.oo fan price.
$4,000 cash, balance easy. Upton
Trailer Sales. stoek Island.
octi6 1tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

FOR HOMES = Lots - Duplexes
- Apartment and Business Prop
erty. see Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming
st. Phone l53. Here since 1919.
oct15-30tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

.ENpERIENk I'd pxe9aee Ksfa An6
expevwneea stock mAn Appay IN
perxan. Fausfos Food Palace
s5s ~
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

Peoples Forum


Ths CIsiasn welcomes express
sionn 81 fhe Views 81 its read.
eRn, but the editor reserves the
right 20 delete any items Whlch
are eonnfdered llbeloue Or unvaE-
rnm&ed. The writers nhoula ~
fair ana coHsine the tetteKs -
900 words. and write on enc side
0f the pnpeR only. signature U9
the writer must accompany tAe
letters ard WI ~ published un-
lens requested otherwise
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
4l-Boats and Motors

SPECIAL for October only. l4-foot
cypress boat 2 IL HIP Mercury.
Oars, anchor and line. Regular
price, $3.50 our special price.
$S57.50. Cliffs Marine And Supply
Co., Stock Island. Phone l04.
Sert.29-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

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tam91 Prakase Aef. sees. ia. tNN1
IN TmE COKMT o. TME cot ~
JUDGE. MONROE cots TT
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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
24A-Building g.
Financing
(Continued,
r

AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, builder. old
and new work. GIG Duval st.
Phone 136. octl6-3Ot
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
IS Wanted TO Buy

WE PAY 800 for old batteries.
Dicks Tire Service, go Truman
Ave. Phone IT'S. oct1-ts
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

ONE 2-bedroom house for sale, So
$50. S23 Johnson Lane. Apply at
S2S johnson Lane or phone 2194-W.
oct13-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
2s-prinHno
sl-cardsn-I.awnsupplIss

ANTHURTUMS in bloom. Pink and
red. Large Selloum Philoden.
drum and others. Key West Garden
and Lawn supply. Phone 1913.
octlsH
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
ssA-Houss Movers
sO-L.sgal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
sIXTEENTH JUDICIAL. CfRCB1T
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA
IN And FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. 1870
In re:
Adoption or CECILIA ROSE
VAN BCSKIRk, and
JAcQUELTNE ANN VAN
BUSKIRK.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

WANTED TO BUY acreage on
Lower Keys. Send full particulars
and price by letter to Box x, sum
merland Key P.O.
octs, thur. sal, ,tue-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

REXAIR vacuum cleaner and hum
idifier, complete with one year
factory guarantee, 5000. Apply
as Francis St. oct15-ti
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

ALMOST NEW Kenmore portable
sewing machine. All attachments
including buttonhole maker zigzag,
$500, 2l-C Sigsbee. oct1s-stx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT on The
18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT N
And ron MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN GHANCEnf.
Gann Nas 1a-3fN
EDWARD GEORGE GATHKI,
RITA MARY oATsKi.
Defendant.
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
To- RITA MARY NATFkt
CO ARA. Cecilia pipito
fG41 ffafT street
PhfIndelpbla. Pa
YON ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been flied
against you herein ard yen are re-
qulrsd 70 serve . copy ~ seaF an-
swer 90 attorney Ter Plaintiff And
file the offKiunl thereof NIfh fhe
Clerk ~ this G00rt on or befefe
the 18Th any eK Navemhef. Af3.
1854. otherwise Decree Pro EeH-
fase0 will bm entered against yoa.
DATED 81 Key West Ffefisia.
this eth day u October. Ap. 1913.
fseRlg Earl. r ADAMS
Clark. 1frrpik Court
By Kafhleen &etkMms
T,NnaeY Clerk
MEBLETT 3 TurMAAS
Attorneys for H18intsff
eet f)usaI stress
Key west. Fsnxiaa
eetit.as-1s n9xf 1851
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

PIANO, for composer. Must have
good tone and be in GOOD CON.
DITIoN. No termites. Call La Con.
cha Hotel, room 2O7. octls-ltx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

MODERN 2-bedroom apt, furnish
ed. Apply, Ideal Togs, Duval St.,
or phone sO2-J. oct15-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

ONE double drain porcelain sink
and cabinet with overhead wall
cabinet. 925 Fleming. Phone no.
octl7-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
ll-Enploymsnt Wanted

COUPLE with local motel expert
ence, desire connection. Write
Box 10, c/o Citizen. oct16-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

COMPLETELY FURNISHED, two
bedroom apt. Low summer rates.
Lords Beach Court, South and Eli.
zabeth SITS. Phone 1938-M. oct11-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
NOTICE OF PETITION
FOR ADOPTION

NOTICE OF PETITION
FOR ADOPTION
TO: Jack Theodore Van BuskIrk
cfo Mrs. Frances Stephens
341s South Tyler Street
Tacoma, Washington
You are hereby notified that will
liam Hayward Bethel and Dora
Bethel. his wife, have filed q Petit
tion IN the Circuit Court OF the
Sixteenth judicial Circuit OF the
STATE Of Florida. In and for Monroe
County. for the adoption Of Ceceiia
Rose Van BuEkirk and Jncqueline
Ann Van BuSkirk. minors.
You are hereby commanded 20 be
and appear In said Court on the
10th day OF November. KID. 1862,
10 show cause why said Petition
should not be granted.
IL 10 further ordered that this
Notice OF Petition for Adoption be
published once during each week
for four consecutive weeks IN The
Key West Citizen. \ newspaper pub.
llshed in Monroe County. Florida
DONE and ORDERED AZ Key
West, Monroe County, Florida. this
l0th day OF October, Ap. 1851.
(Seatl EARL r., ADAMS
CLERK OF the Circuit Court
In and Tor Monroe County.
State OF Florida,
By Kathlsen Nottage
Deputy Clark.
". IGNATfus LESTER,
tz8 Fleming street
Key West. Florida
ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONERS
octfl-lS.2s :novt a. y. teE1
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

NEW, waterfront, 1-bedroom, furn.
apt. Swimming, boating. Adults.
4 to 5 weeks. Phone 1015-XM.
oct16-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

STOCK ISLAND, ocean frontage
275 x s75. Wolkoff, s21 Simonton.
oct17-ti
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

NEW, unfurnished apartment. Bed
room, livingroom, tile kitchen
and bath, 212O Seidenberg Ave., up
stairs. oct14-6t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
3SA-Trucks For Sale

CHEVROLET 5-yard dump trucl
Terms. Phone l4lO-W. evenings
sept29-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
3sAutomobilss For Sale

l94I DODGE Sedan. Good trans.
portation. Bill Meyers, La Conchs
hotel. Phone $50. octlS-1tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
Apartments For Rent
(Con.inuedl

AVAILABLE October 18th, attrac-
tive, furnished, 3-room apartment
for couple. All utilities, telephone
included. Rent, $4,000 monthly.
1917 Elizabeth near South.
oct9, thurs. sal, tues.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

l ROLL-AWAY bed and mattress,
$500. COS Francis. Call 1ls7-M.
oct18-st
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

1871 CHRYsLER New Yorker. All
new tires - tubes. Motor COM
pletely rebuilt 4 months ago. In
Guiding new crankshaft, clutch and
transmission. Work and parts over
$45O.O0. City inspected. Phone
1O4s-M. Price $4,000. octls-stx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

rwO-BEDRooM. 0rnlshea aaplex
apaEtmens. u new Festsensial ass.
trict. Al sisesxar kifcheH, alx hafA
Appsy 80 onsal a phcne ~. a.
lei t.te pnune usJ oStisst
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

LARGE AeGFpsn Nao csaket. Pr
ystt aattAngx ane sisisag reem
scs : wpFking rea. PAoae - XW
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18

rssa HARLEY DAVIDSON - osxr
hxaa Rcssxe g*nswMs1f. rsxsnaly
csesAsazes. rrtSe tzs - Ca -
sees ss l6EI. Fsnfssns s<ka1 1fx
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

program got under way. Loans had
been made to 2,771 producers on
wheat, barley and flaxseed valued
at So, $50, 1896, according to the State
Production and Marketing Admin
istration office.
In addition, 46 purchase agree
ments covering 135,628 bushels OF
wheat had been signed by farmers.
Comparable figures for 1851 are
not available since summarlzat1ons
of price support activities in 1851
were made at months end. However,
the total of loans and agreements on
Sept. is, this year, is slightly under
the Sept. 80, 1851, total possibly due
to this years smaller wheat crop.
Loans and purchase agreements
will be available through Jan. 81,
1858. to persons having an interest as
either operator, landlord,
or tenant-in 1952-crop wheat, bar
ley, oats, rye, flaxseed, dry edible
beans, and such hay and pasture
grass seeds as alfalfa, clovers, bronze
grass, orchard grass and the wheat
grasses. Applications for loans and
agreements should be made in the
county where the producers Agri-
cultural Conservation program rec
ords are maintained.
No Storage Allowances
No storage allowances are paid on
any commodity pledged as loan se-
curity or on commodities covered by
agreements When warehouses stored
grain is placed under loan, storage
/ charges at uniform grain storage
agreement rates are deducted from
loan proceeds to cover storage
through April, 1858. The deduction
is now 8 cents per bushel but be-
comes smaller as the length Of time
between loan disbursement and ma
turity date-April 80, 1853 -shortens.
For example, in a county where
the wheat loan rate is $2.10 per bush
ell and a warehouse loan is secured
on Oct. 20, the producer would net
$2.O2 per bushe1, whereas had the
grain been in eligible farm storage,
he would have received $2.10 per
bushel.
This year, the state PIMA office
says, loans will not be made on
wheat grading below No. 3 except
that it may grade No. or on test
weight only. Last year consider
able number of loans were made on
frost damaged wheat because of the
conditions encountered in many
areas prior to and during harvest
Producers Responsibility
After a loan is made or pur.
chase agreement is signed, it is still
the producers responsibility to keel
the grain in condition. Loans are
settled on the basis of grade at thu
time grain is delivered to Commo
dity Credit Corp. and not on grad,
at the time the loan is made. Grail
delivered under a purchase agree
ment must be equal to or better thai
the minimum acceptable under tn
loan programme. 8 or better, o
No. 4 or 5 on account of test weigh
only in the case of wheat, fer ex
ample.
| Nominal fees are charged by tn
government to cover the cost of loan
and agreements. For farm-store
grain, the fee is i cent per bush,
Cor hundredweight of beans an
cnodcl with a 7,aiy1iy,a,1,,o ~ co
: the commodity is stored in war,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Defense Production
Nearly SlO,OOO,OOO in Loans
On State Grains to Date

or hundredweight with minimum
of $1.5O. Interest on loans is charged
at the rate of 315 percent.
Program for Honey
In addition to the loan and pur-
chase agreement programs on grains,
PIMA administers generally similar
programs for honey. The closing date
to secure a loan or agreement on
honey is Dec. 81, 1852, and the ma
turity date is March 81, 1858. The
service fee is 5 cents per hundred
weight with So minimum on loans
and 275 cents per hundredweight
with a $1.50 minimum on purchase
agreements. Other procedures in
connection with the price support
programs for honey are practically
the same as for grains and seeds.
Through loans or agreements, the
PIMA points out, producers may as
sure themselves of securing support
price for the commodities they grow.
If money is needed to meet current
expenses it may be secured by taxi
ing out loan but the producer re-
tains control of his grain and may
redeem it whenever he desires either
for sale, if he feels the market price
is right or for any other purpose.
The purchase agreement plan guar
antees support price for acceptable
grades of commodities if, at loan
maturity time, the producer having
the agreement desires to sell to Com
modify Credit Corp.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
1858 Program
On New Basis

THIS YEAR Production and Mar
keting. Administration committeeman
in pilot counties across the nation
made farm o-farm" contacts to
discuss conservation needs with op-
orators and help them determine the
conservation measures most needed
on their farms.
So successful was this means of
centering attention on the conser-
walton problems of each Individual
farm that a similar program will be
carried out in each county under the
1858 Agricultural Conservation pro-
gram, according to r. ]. McKenna,
state PIMA committee chairman.
Plans are already completed for a
series of meetings to help commit
teemen prepare to do their part in
the program. The meetings are be-
ing held this month and the signup
will get under way as soon as pos
sible after the meetings.
Chairman McKenna says this 1853
program recognizes that just as farms
differ, so do conservation problems.
In the farm-by-farm approach, local
PIMA committeeman will visit each
farm in the county to help the farm
er make a check of his fields and
determine what conservation meas
ures are most needed to conserve and
improve the land The committee
men will also help the operator de-
termine how the Agricultural Con-
servation program can best be used
to meet the needs for conservation,
but all decisions will be up to the
operator.
Farm plans prepared by the Soil
Conservation service or other agen-
cies will be utilized as fully as pos
sible in making the farm-to-farm
contacts and in the subsequent re-
view of practices which the operator
may desire to carry out with PIMA
assistance. Each farmer will be en-
couraged to carry out all needed con
servation practices but ACP assist
ance will be directed to those key
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-26

The story takes up where Father of the Bride stopped. In the original story Tracy, as Stanley Banks, and Joan Bennett as Mrs. Banks were exhausted but happy at hav- ing launched, their little girl' Kay Elizabeth Taylor) over the threshold from
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-26

laughter pay-off of the year..
 Wednesday and Thursday Glenn Ford and Rhonda Flem- ing have top roles in The Red- head and The Cowboy. It is described as a flaming love ad- venture with a dramatic finish. The film has action and thrills and the locale of the
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-26

grown-up daughter to bride.
 Fathers Little Dividend takes it from there and casts Tracy and Miss Bennett as two propective grandparents Others in the film are Don Taylor, and Moroni Olsen.
 Advance reports describe the film as ''the love and
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-26
Little Divtdend Fog Orpheun1

Fathers Little Dividend, MGM produced movie starring Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett, Elizabeth Taylor and Billie Burke may be seen tomorrow and Monday at the Orpheum Theatre.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-26
picture is New Mexico. Time: near the end of the Civil War.

PFC Paul Callahan IT,, son of MT. and Mrs. Paul Callahan of Kodiak Naval Station, is here for a three weeks fur tough. He is stationed at Ladd Field, Alaska.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Model Plane Pioneer Out to Break Record
By Howard P. Bailey

TINE FLYING of model air
Il craft will reach its peak
here next Sunday when the
Seventh National Capital
Model Air Show is held at
Andrews Air Force Base, Md.
No better evidence can be
had than the fact that a Seri-
Gus attempt will be made to
break the worlds record for
sustained flight of radio
control planes. set by a Rus
sian, A. Aizenchteine, who
kept his plane aloft for 26
minutes on August 10 of last
year.
Among those who will seek
to bring the record to the
United States is DR.. Walter
Good of the Johns Hopkins
Research Laboratory, Silver
Spring. Md. DR.. Good,
pioneer in the Academy of
Model Aeronautics, has de-
signed for the event a special
plane equipped with extra
gasoline tanks which he hopes
will keep his plane flying for
at least q minutes.
Under international model
flying rules, a record must be
broken by a full minute to be
official. Under these same
rules, there Is a definite limit
on the weight of the plane
and fuel. It Is based on a
ratio between weight and
total surface of wings and
tail. It is also required that
the plane leave the ground
and land within $500 feet Of
Evening star., 1952-06-08

Causey, Air Force pilot in
structor, who is the project
officer for Andrews at the
meet, will fly a beautiful scale
model of a B-25 which he
built himself. This plane
duplicates in design the type
of plane flown by Gen. Doo-
little and his companions
when they took of from an
aircraft carrier for the sensa-
tional air raid on Tokyo.
Capt. Causey's plane is
more than a model, however.
1t will actually fly and he
plans to give demonstrations
during the meet. He is as
sisted by Mrs. Causey, who
seems as deeply interested in
model flying as her husband.
Together, they have collected
a sizable number of trophies
at various meets.
The first so entries in this
years meet indicate how
much this sport appeals to
the older people as we'll as
the young. Twenty-nine of
the so are over 18 years of
age and two are in their SOS.
Many clubs in various Sec
tions of the East are sending
several entrants to the meet,
perhaps the largest being the
Martin Club, made up of en-
ployes of the Martin Aircraft
Factory in Baltimore, which
is planning to have Is present.
A model meet is likely to
turn up the biggest thrill of
the day at almost any hour,
for record flights depend on
the plane, the skill of the
modeler and the weather con-
ditionS at the moment.
Last year, one of the jet
models flew at a speed of 1853
miles per hour on a circular
course 140 feet in diameter.
This record, just short of the
national record, was set dur
ing the morning. Spectators
could hardly pick up the
plane as it flashed around the
circle about 10 feet of the
grouno. There was no miss
ing the roar it made, however.
Flying will start next Sun
day at 8 am. and will con-
tinue until 4:30 pm. Approx
imately 100000 persons are
expected to attend.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

the point of takeoff. The
ground control cannot be
moved once the flight has
started.
In order that there be no
question about the accuracy
of the timing, there will be
several timers on the Job
Evening star., 1952-06-08

during the flight and a care
full check will be made of
their figures.
While this effort to break
a record will be the feature
of the show, there will be
many other interesting events.
For instance, Capt. Gene w.