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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19

NOTICE TO fRfsDlTORs
fae4s 0e0ehmee Aef. Sers. 1to. 1901
n TINE COCN'F or THE cot STt
gIbGE, N0NhOE COrNTY.
Fto3s2isA. n s1sOnATE.
TN re: ESTATE ~ 1850
.si ias known Is GLADYS Mabel
Wnraer. also sometimes known
~ Gladys Wagner.
20 ALI. rnEprroRs AND FER
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OBJ DE-.
MANI)s AGAINST SAID EaTAT Es
You and rarh ~ ysn are hereby'
any rfalfna and demands which you.
~ either OF you. may have against
fhe estate 81 fslndys ~ Wagner.
esrueffrnas tnown as Gladys Mabel
WAGNER. also sometimes known an
sgiaaya Wagner. deceased. late ~
SAID County. 20 the eonnty Judge
..t,, Monroe .,s s nsn.. sessn q ana n
fsannfy at Key West. Florida.
wllkIn eight calendar months from
ne Yfrna On the first publication Of
mis- notice Essh claim or demand
shall he In writing. and shall state.
the place IN rsFldence and post of-
fir@ address ~ the TlabRaasBf. and
shall Ne ewerB 70 ~ che claimant,
s sas ss eIsssn 3 81 aemand nos ~ fifsa
shatf BE- weld.
as Is1 GEORGE u. WAGNER
a administrator Of the Estate Of
fzleaye Il WA9Hef. rUmfsinlssl
knnwn a. fsladys Mabel Wagner.
Waknef. deeka9e1.
TON q. WATKINS.
resident Ageat and
atfTrney for Administrator.
esf whitehead street.
Kew west. Florida.
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1850 CUSTOM built Sc #. Spartan
Imperial Mansion. Two separate
bedrooms, one with twin beds, one
double with bath. Complete mod.
ern, 4-wheel slimp dolly includ.
ed. Must be seen to appreciate.
Can be seen from $50 to 8 pm.
Braxt0n. Southern Inn Trailer
Court. marIs-6tx
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20 COLONIAL. Tandom Manor. Ex
cellent condition. Apartment size
stove. twin sinks. refrigerator, z
extra folding chairs, new Grapes
and couch cover. See at LOT &c,
Coral Isle Trailer Park.
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NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
u: HARRY PAUL BUSH

NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
20: HARRY PAUL &BUS1
So Woodman
san Diego IA, California
8 Yot' ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been FILED
AGAINST you herein and you are re-
qnired to serve u copy of YOUR an
sver On attorney for Complainant
aud file the original thereof With
she Clerk OF this Court onsor before
the 2Ist day Of April. A. ~, 1867.
otherwise Decree PRO COnfease
will be entered against you.
DATED this 18th day of March,
4. ID, 1862, al Key Nest, Monroe
county. Florida.
1f,ircuit Court
Seal) Earl. n. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Ky. Kathleen Nottage
pepnty tfterk.
fAIIIl1.AM ", Ai+RilRY,
f60S whitehead Street.
Key West. Florida.
Attorney for Complainant,
maria- 26saRrs q, 1852
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ELECTRIC refrigerator, S525. APP
ply 4 to 8 PM, Lot 5, Coral Isle
Trailer Park. marl9- 3tx
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49A-House Movers
SorcE W snLlcsTios

NOTICE NY PIBLICATIOs
To: Louis fsYESIS,
s54 pine street.
bridgeport. Connecticut
Y0C ARE HEREBY 0RDEhEIs.
AND REQUIRED 10 serve cory
Of your Answer To the C0mpiaiHt
for Isivsree on the COMPARTMENTS
solicitor, and file the original N.
swer In the office az the Clerk Of
the Glreait Gaars on or before the
Iafh day az April. A. y. issx ~
The above entitied cause, ether wise
the nflegattdns therein viii ne TAX
en- as confessed,
DOME and ORDERED ~ hsN
West, Monroe County. FfeFt1e. tHts
nth day II Marnh, A - 49,!
sgsaIl EAisI. RI. ADA rs,
Clerk NJ fisr tsircuft -onFt,
Monroe County, f1aFsna.
fsy 4Na9 Fiorenee &. aawyer
Deputy Clerk
fsd1 u Y PORTER ~
Solicitor for G0Mnlh inans
4fa Fleming 81.
key NpNf. Fla.
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NOTICE IS HER sBY fsFvfsN that
the undersigned. deairlng 70 en-
gage IN bAEiness under the fscIi-
tieus name 81 adorable nsansz
street III the Isffy ~ Res Ne*g
FLORIDA Intends ~ register tHt sesn
same w5Eh the fsleFk Of glse Great
fsnnrf pf Monroe County, F!qF1da
Hated III Kks West. Florida, tHis
e7th I1ay al FHbpuaFy. 1882.
ADIsfE 81. fkAFl HOLLAND
NEBLETT & foEMANs
sfO1s Iruvai Street
Key West, Fla
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"a Household Items
For Sale

COMPLETE Stock of Chenille
Goods. including Twin & Full
size bcdspreads in solid eolors &
peacock designs to be sold out by
March - at 9l6 Simenton ST.
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1851 HOUSE Trailer, q II. alumni
mum. Bath and shower, hot wa
ter, electric brakes. Lot "a, Pearl
Trailer Park. Stock Island.
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s-Mals Hslp Wanted

TRUCK drivers and men to work
in yard. Apply Lindsley Lam
Der Co. $50 Truman Ave.
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90 YORK house trailer. Furnish.
ed, $3.50. $400 down, sos month.
A. P. Willis, Key West Trailer
Court. lois Simonton. Phone $40.
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s-FelnaIs Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.
Banana Tree Grill, 523 Truman
ave. marriott
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GOL6RED attendant for used Car
lot. Guaranteed salary. Apply
Navarro. Inc. 60i Duyal.
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c0LORED girl for housekeeping.
6 days and care for small child.
oil Duvai. mar19-3t
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flE THE STATE Oh FlOhlUAs
~ ASD FOR MONROE rOI <yf,
f.htnerry case M. lh-4W
THOMAS y. NAIGHT,
Eonplaiuani,.
ys. UIsOHf'E
ETHEL ii. yAUGHT,
! Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBiif,ATTON
TO; EsrHEI. NJ. NAifGffT
clio 0xbow Road
Seattle 1, WASHINGTON.
Ytiu ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 10 serve copy
~ vonr Answer To the Complaint
for Divorce on the Compliments
ntt6rnsg. and to file the original
Answer IN the office Of the Clerk
III the Circuit Court on or before
April I0fh. A, -. 1862. Ia the above
entitled cause. otherwire the ale.
gatinns therein VIII be taken AZ
III ip,NE AND ORDERED Al Key
west. Monroe County. Florida, this
18th day az March. A. ID. 1853
1tsircuff Court
geail EARL ". ADAMS
CLERK of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
Tsy. esd FloreHre y. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
tssll ALLAN n. CIshARE. III,
ATTORNEY far Complainant
Goa whitehead Street
Key sSpst Florida
narIe-1sres;apr2.I 1859
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CAR HOP wanted at Jimmy's
Drive-Inn Experience unneces-
sary. Call between SO. Phone 92l7.
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IN THE CBRCUIr COURT OF THE
SIA,TEENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE -cOENTy:
IN CHANGERN.
case M. l3-49
Lice DOtfGlfERT9 BUSH
Complainant.
VS. Diyi0RCE
HARRY PAIL BUSH
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COME SEE US-vour prices are the
lowest in Fla. New and used.
Free overnight lodging. Free de.
livery to Key West, long terms.
South Fla. distributor for Schult,
Pacemaker and Nashua. Harper.
Trailer Sales, 1850 N. w. nth Ave.
Miami. Phone S9-6S87.
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IN THE ctstcJ'tT c0kIlsF OF the
sIxTEE:NTM JTUJtTAI. CIRCUIT
OF TINE STATE or FLORtnA,
IN AND FQR N0NtsOE F0TNTr.
m CHANisERf,
Case Nm. 1a-a0
MARIA HINTON,
VS.. nfSORttE
- Defendant.
N0RICE ~ PilBIlf'ATfON
TO: ALTON HINTON,
lR7S Harvard street, ". w
washington 10, y.
YoT ARE HEREBY N0TIF1ED'
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
INJURED 10 serve n copy pf your an
swer on attorney for Complainant
and file the original thereof With
the clerk or this Court on or he-.
fore the itth day Of April. a. u.
1a5s. otherwise a Decree Fro Con-
fesso viii he entered against YOU.
RATED this ilth day Of Maroon
a, u. 1859. at Key Weai, Monroe
county, Florida.
Saalr EARI. n. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court,
ny: fsd1 Florence II. sawyer
Deputy clerk.
WILLIAM ". ALBIFRY,
cos Whifeheasi strset,
Key West, FIprita,
Attorney for Complainant.
e6;apre la52
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,9Trailers For Saio
lContinued)

1910, rs FIT oozy Coach Trailer.
In very good condition. New gas
range. A wonderful home for some
one. Full price $500. El PefirO
Lodge, Key Largo, Fla. Phone Key
Largo, 2673. marI7-3tx
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37-Automotive Parts

PREWAR Ford transmission and
other odd parts for eco motors)
for sale. Bradley, Coral Isle Trail
er Park, Stock Island, Lot I-3G.
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35--Wanted To Buy

WILL Buy any quantity of Perfec-
ton Kerosene Stoves or Servel.
Kerosene Refrigerators. ST. nj,
WHITE APPLIANCE, $50 9Th Ave.
New York SO. marl5.l 9-2tx
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MAID. Apply Southern Cross Hotel.
Hours IL to 4. marl9.3t
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WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries.
Dicks Tire Service, 92o Truman
Ave. Phone 778. mari tf
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WAITRESS. Good hours and work
ing conditions. Apply in person,
Garibe Restaurant. mar19-tf
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4l--Boats and Motors

26' CABIN Cruiser. New 90 hip.
motor. New prop. New paint.
Planking yrs. old. Must see to
appreciate. Owner going north.
Must sell, $500 or best offer. See
Mr.. eagle or Mario. Mastic Trail.
er Park. GAS United st.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
34--Household Items
For Sale

tcontinuedD

III Cu. FIT. refrigerator. In good
condition. Price 500. Phone 1872
926 Duyal st, marl9-tf
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SMALL LOT North Beach prefer
red. Others lots considered. Box
d. C.-34, co Citizen. marl5-24tx
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MOTOR BIKE for sale. All VIII
liam st. marl9.3tx
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MIDDLE aged baby sitter. Little
house work, live-in, health card,
and time off. Phone 645-R.
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50-Legal Notices
(Continued1

IN THE GIRFCTT Court OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN GHANCERI.
Case No. Ia-5a
NlII.ARD FRANKLIN CRANE. IR.
complainant,
VS.. DIVORCES
ANNA Ef1HAHET'H CRANE
Defendant
NOTICE ny PIrRGucATI0N
To: ANNA EtlZARETH CRANE
ItoH l02
SouthNicw, PeunsylVanfa
3 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has heen filed
against YOU herein and you are re-
qntred To serve a copy of Your an
sNer on attorney for Complainant
and file the original thereon with
The Clerk of this Court on or before
the S1st day Of April. A. n. 1852,
otherwise "A Decree Fro Confesso
viii be entered against You.
DATED this 18th day Of March.
y. -. 1852. al Key WcSt. Aibnroe
County. Florida.
(C'frcuit Court
Ssail Earl. r.. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court,
By Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE iSQUiNAIsDO, JR..
Cos Whitehead Street. V
Key West. Florida.
Attorney for Complainant,
marl9- 2eapr2-9 1872
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Evening star., 1952-11-30

Miss Jeanne Mardeu lie Roi of
Hyattsville. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer H. LIE Roi of Landover
Hills, Md. was married on No
vember 20 to Mr.. Hugh Joseph
McGrath, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
McGrath of Arlington. Off1ciat-
ing at the ceremony. which was
held at St. Jerome's Church was
the Rev. Raymond Cahill. A re-
ception took place afterward in
the Cheverly Legion Home.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hartman an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Norma Jean to Mr.. VIII
liam Heath Rutherford. He is the
son Of MIR. and Mrs. C. D. Ruther-
ford, jr., of District Heights, Md,
formerly of Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Hartman is a member of
the Dance Masters of America
and also has her own dance
studio. Her fiance attended the
University of Maryland and will
soon leave for pilot training in
the Air Force.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Brooks Photo,

Miss Mary Ruth Speagle, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Frank
lin Speagle of Lincolnton. N. c..
was married on November 20 to
Mr.. Robert Jett Cannon. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Thomas Cannon of this city. The
ceremony took place at the An
tioch Methodist Church in Grouse,
N. c. with the Rev. William Crum-
NETT officiating.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Rosa Marie
Broughten of Washington, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. j. B
Broughten of Raleigh. N. c., to
MIR. Sol Herman, son of the late
MIR. and Mrs. L. C. Herman Of
Chicago. The wedding viii take
place on December q in Taccoa
Falls, Ga.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

Assorted lined oak living room tobIes. square
or oblone cocktail, lamp, step. end or tier
Styles Your choice
Solid birch stack tobIes, consisting Of three
l4"xl4" individual tobIes Choice Of natural,
black lacquer or chinese red and black lacquer
combination
Eomes design by Herman Miller moulded ply
wood occasional desk or dining chairs. Choice
Of bIeoched mahogany, or natural ash with
black metal or all natural ash --25.00
Russell Wright, American Modern sixteen
piece starter set dinner ware. Choice Of char
treuse, coral white, brown or eroy------7.e5
Russell Wright, American Modern four piece
individual place setting dnner~ore tcup, sou-
Ger, dinner plate, bread and butter) Choice
OF coIors- .99
Ten piece martini set Including martini Jug,
stirrer and eight glasses 3.75
Black wrought iron utility magazine rack $50
Wrought iron and ceramic smoking stands.
Choice Of black with lime, white or grey 7.e5
Russell Wright, PiIsner glasses, set Of eight.
Choice Of cortruese, coral and green----7
Church glass, assorted eoIors oshtroys by
BIenko. Hand GRATED so
Paul MeCobb picture frame ornIess occasional
chair. Upholstered in Pumpkin tweedy fabric.
Use singly or in pairs 47.00
Paul MeCobb pIonner group lounge chair.
Choice Of apricot, pumpkin, olive or tortoise
Paul McCobb natural solid birch 24"x48"
single pedestoI kneehoIe desk k--------5e.e5
Solid natural birch with black wrought iron
side chair by Paul MeCobb b----------l7.95
Evening star., 1952-11-30

Simmons button tufted hide-o-beds with deep
sleep innersPrne mottress. Excellent choice of
colors
Red Lion bleoched mahogany so" breokfront
with desk compartment t------zS9.O
Lined oak expondowoy single pedestoI knee
hole desk. Opens to dining service with four
- leaves
Adjustable eooseneek satin brass desk lamp.
A practical Christmas Gift ft------9.45
Douele eooseneek all satin bross desk lamp.
Excellent for heodboord beds s--15.5O
Blond mahogany apartment size eeorette.
Complete with glass ware e-------75.00
Sherman Bertrom Of California button tufted
seat and back sofos. Choice of chortreuse,
shrimp or tobacco wonder wool upholstery. Re-
duced for Christmas sowing ------199.50
Flexible 66" sIot floor screens. Choice Of
natural, green or red
Donovan Shop custom built two-piece bumper
and sectional sofo Ioveseots. Choice of green,
corol or cocoa 90
Stewortstown bIeoehed or cordovon mahogany
oversize %" wide, 28" deep end tables with
oroWer
Rembrandt three-Woy toble lamp, SO" hioh,
brown ceramic base with pumpkin shade, $500
Rembrandt extro toll 38" high, three-woy
table lamp and shade. Decorative black and
white base and shade ALSO
Eomes tub shaped plastic and metal occasional
chairs. Choice Of elephant grey, coral red,
parchment or lemon Yellow 36.95
Twin sotn bross and black wrought iron
bridge lamp with two glass shades, three-woy
sockets. Practical and decorative $3.50
BIeoched mahogany with pIostic top 1895"
coffee tobIe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1895
Lined oak 20"x48" cocktail table or motchno
step, end or lamp table Your choice 1898
Donovan Shop button tufted back custom built
sofas. Regularly $3.50 O0------lee.5o
Decorators cocktail, lamp or g. '~-Ie with
DIock locquered soWbuck r 1turoI
solid maple tops -------- 34.95
Evening star., 1952-07-27

Buy now, before the rush season hikes the price!
Fine royon sotn cover the pretter for all its stitch
ino. Al-woo filling, 2-tone combinations: Grey
and fIominoo, hunter green or wine; lime and
hunter, rose and blue Also solid rose. blue, green.
wine.
5th Floor, Washington: 3rd Floor, Sauer Spring
and PGTktnOt0n
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Court Rules Meaning Is Clear
Of Car With Painted Lemons

A car adorned with painted
lemons and the word lemon
means just about what it says
Municipal Court Judge Andrew
Howard held yesterday.
AS a result. the judge found
Marine Corpl. Frank Farkas
guilty of violating a Commission
ers' regulation against signs in
tended to deride any make of auto
Sentencing was deferred until
August 10. at which time Defense
Attorney H. Clifford Alder will
present a memorandum on points
of law and ask new trial.
Corpl. Farkas, of Flushing
N. Y, now stationed at Quantico,
Va. was arrested several days ago
at Fourteenth and H streets NV,
while he was sitting in his car.
and was charged with violation
of the regulation.
Mr.. Alder argued that the regu-
lation is unconstitutional in that
it interferred with Corpl. Farkas'
right to free speech.
1T is law put over by the
vested interests comprising the
big and holy name" of certain
auto manufacturers, Mr.. Alder
argued.
THE auto is the property Of
Corpl. Farkas," Mr.. Alder pointed
out. 1T is bought and paid for.
He should be able to do anything
with it. within reason, that he
wants."
Mr. Alder continued to say
that, if he bought a horse, he
Evening star., 1952-08-13

could decorate it with any signs
he chose and not be molested by
the law.
Judge Howard commented that
'I've no explanation from the de-
fendant as to what the picture
of lemon means to him" But,
he observed, the meaning clearly
fell into the teeth" Of the regu-
lation.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
John Earnest, who prosecuted the
case, recalled a similar violation
under an old ordinance about two
years ago.
In that case. a disgruntled auto
buyer had painted punches of
lemons on his car, parked it in
front of the agency from which
he had bought it and told pas
sersby a tale of woe.
He was prosecuted under an
ordinance which forbade painting
signs on vehicle primarily for
advertising purposes. Shortly
after the mans conviction, the
law was amended to prohibit the
painting Of vehicles In such way
as to deride the makers, Mr..
Earnest said
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Van Fleet Greets British

SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 13 P.-
Gen. James A. Van Fleet, 9th
Army commander, today welcomed
the British Royal Fusiliers Regi-
ment to Korea. He said they will
be an effective military asset" in
the fight against the Chinese and
North Korean Communists.
Evening star., 1952-09-08

Acheson's wishy-washy State De-
partment."
He said that Gen. Dwight Eisen-
hover, the Republican presiden-
tial candidate, has refused to ac-
cept the premise that Acheson ap-
peasement is the best policy We
can get"
Discussing q controversial PEN
sion setup Massachusetts, legisla-
tors voted themselves. Senator
Nixon said the Republican candi.
dates for State Office 'have beer
pointing out the few people who
have special privilege right in your
own State" He called the pension
law "a Democratic security pro-
gram for politicians"
Mrs. Lodge Cheered.
Republican State legislators had
been leading a drive for a special
session of the legislature Septem-
ber Is to repeal the pension law
but Democratic Gov. Paul A. Dever
beat them to the punch by order
ing an extraordinary sitting for
tomorrow.
One of the big hits of the Nixon
rally at East Boston. which COM
priseS Ward WAS Mrs. John
Lodge, wife Of Connecticut's Gov
ernor. She delighted the Italian
speaking listeners by addressing
them in their native tongue.
East Boston has more than
% 900 registered voters of which
only about 400 are Republican.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
Bronco Selected by Stevenson
Wins Bucking Contest at Rodeo

Angels Camp, Calf. invited Gov.
Stevenson. to draw for him.
II hope these boys trust a poll
tician" quipped the Governor as
he pulled out the name of Try
Me.
Then he added, I'm afraid I'm
going to lose vote here today"
One of the other horses in the
finals was named after Michael
v. Disable, former price admin
istrator, now running for the Sem
ate in Ohio against Republican
Senator Bricker.
Mike proved to be a tough horse
He eliminated his rider by tossing
him in about four seconds.
Observing the custom of avoid
ing political speeches on Sunday
Gov. Stevenson merely told the
crowd his stop at the rodeo was
the first fun I've had" since the
campaign began" and added
God bless Lewiston and Idaho. u
His 20-year-old son, Borden
also was presented with q 10-gal-
Ion hat. but seemed i'll at ease
wearing it,.
Evening star., 1952-09-08

1t was not mutiny in the old
time sense. Of course, with fash
ing Of cutlasses. a captain in
chains, and desperate sailors turn
ing outlaws. After all, it hap
pened in 1914 in the United
States Navy. But the court OF
inquiry recommended trial for
mutiny. and the episode became
known as "the Caine mutiny"
throughout the service.
The story begins with Willie
Keith because the event turned
on his personality as the massive
door Of vault turns on small
jewel bearing.
He was of medium height,
somewhat chubby, and good look
ing, with curly red hair and an
innocent. gay face. more re-
|markable for a humorous air
about the eyes and large mouth
than for any strength of chin or
nobility Of nose. He had gradu-
ated from Princeton in 1941 with
high marks in all subjects except
mathematics and sciences. His
academic speciality had been COM
parative literature. But his real
career at Princeton had consisted
OF playing the piano and invent
ing bright little songs for parties
and shows.
He kissed his mother good-by
on the sidewalk near the corner
OF Broadway and 116th street in
New York City, on a cold sunny
morning in December 1912. The
family Cadillac was parked beside
them, its motor running, but
maintaining a well-bred silence.
Around them stood the dingy
ray-and-red buildings Of Colum-
bia University.
Don't you think" said Mrs.
Keith. smiling bravely, that we
might stop in that drugstore first
and have a SandWich?"
She had driven her son to the
midshipmen school from their
home in Manhasset. despite Will
lies protests. Willie had wanted
to take the train. It would have
seemed more like departing for
the wars: he did not like being
escorted to the gates of the Navy
by his mother. But Mrs. Keith
had prevailed as usual.
THE Navy'll feed me, Nom.
Don't worry" ......
Scene Embarrasses Willie.
He kissed her for the second
time and glanced nervously about.
hoping that no military men were
observing the overtender scene.
Mrs. Keith pressed his shoulder
lovingly.
Il know you'll do wonderfully.
Willie. Just as you always have. ."
AYE. aye. Mother" Willie
strobe along the brick walk past
the School OF Journalism. and
down a few steps to the entrance
of Furnald Hall, formerly a dormi-
tory for law students. A grizzled,
pudgy Navy chief with four red
service stripes on his blue coat
stood in the doorway. Mimeo-
|graphed papers in his hand
flapped in the breeze. Willie Won
|dered whether to salute. and swift
ly decided that the gesture did not
|go well with q brown raglan coat