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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-14
LIFE
ABROAD
sy COLIN ERosr

LONDON R-Britain viii cele.
brate Queen Elizaheth's corona.
ton with the traditional three
BIS" of national rejoicing-bells,
beef and beer.
The bells viii ring out from
every church tower across the
country.
The beef viii come from oxen
roasted whole, Tudor style.
The beer viii be a special triple
strength brew laid down last year
by most brewery firms and now
mellow and mature. It viii cost
up to S shillings 20 cents) a pint
four times the normal price-but
the brewers say it viii keep 50
years and get better all the time.
Thirteen years of meat ration.
ing have made OK roasting a lost
art for most BrItons but practi-
cally every town has dug up some
old-timer with the necessary know
how.
Ben Martin win fan the charcoal
fire and WELD the Blasting ladle
at Nottingham, a Berkshire mar
ket town. Ben is 81 and can recall
seeing his first OK roasted at
Queen Victoria's Jubilee in. 1887.
Since then he has roasted oxen
at three coronations.
ut takes experience to roast an
OK" he says. "Tain't like frying q
mutton chop. y'know."
Beer has q strong supporter In
the Rev. w. G. Hargrave Thomas.
vicar of Needham Market in Suf.
folk.
He has persuaded the local eld-
ers to put q barrel on the village
green for anyone TO drink.
Its quitessin order to have q
hinge on an occasion like this and
there's nothing very sinful In .
little bit of a Spree" he told his
Pensioners.
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Senate Debates
First Money Bill
In Session Today

WASHINGTON a = The Senate
today scheduled debate on the first
regular 1854 money bin TO reach
ii this year, but Sen. Douglas Cd.
Nh said be might try 10 force q
delay.
Douglas said In an interview the
Republican leadership had not
complied with the rule requiring
that a report on the bin be filed
three days before II Is taken up.
Douglas said he wanted TO scan
the report for possible further cuts
in the measure, which carries t57
million dollars for ~ government
agencies.
The House was concerned with
another money bill. II was called
into session iWo hours before is
usual meeting time to consider
measure carrying S3.450. 1900 10
finance the Treasury and Post
Office Departments for the 1854
fiscal year, which starts July I.
The House had made sweeping
reductions under former President
Truman's budget requests in the
bill up for Senate action today. and
the Senate appropriations commit
tee accepted nearly all.of them.
As approved BY tiae committee.
the measure carries &c, 90 90
more than the House voted. But
il is It's million dollars under the
Truman figures and s3s million
less than The sums allotted 10 the
same agencies for the current
year.
However. the Senate committee
voted 10 put back in the bill a..
thority 70 build up 10 IS 90 low.
rent public housing units IN Die
new fiscal year starting July 4
The Eisenhower administration
b ID recommended $500 new
starts but The House refused q
permit any. Truman asked foF
1900. For the current fiscal year.
1900 were authorized.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-14

IN THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE
sTxTEENTH aEnfrfAL rGnr'TPT
or THE STATE or EL0RlySA,
~ AID ron MONROE COUNTY.
~ IIfANGEnf.
ease Ne. fa-a1a
JOSEPH CHARLES osTERfAS.
pfafnfIff.
ANNA aARiE osTEnMAT.
Defendant
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO. Anna Marie Ostsrman
All sth street
Eprwfeh. Connec;ieut
or
Aana Marie Sssserman
Box 81. efs G, p, Hatgiaakas.
gorwigh. Connecticut
To- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that amit fer divorce AAa heen flied
against ron hsTeIn ard yea ara re-
qaifkd 80 serve q copy ~ 9ouF an.
KwsY IN attorney for Plaintiff ard
ssss the arIxinaI th@rsnf with fhs
clerk Of iris conrf on eF before shs
ss.x ! perYss Pre- Fs0hfeaMB ~ sIa ke
entered against yesss.
lRATEEf shA& ssnn @ax as Apt.
AD fsSE ~ ksT West &&@fws
tseaHtg. E1efad@
kssAiI FAHEs y ApAMA
ss1eFk tssseais Ee1rs
by K&kktx<s Setsssss
fSeHsssg Clerk.
pama r Eeaasnaaae
esa Nhsssaesd Street.
ksr West Persia
A3k1rnaY fer pzzsMftfs
spw5z-xs ay5-Ek sS1s
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25-Real Estate For Sale

MODERN HOUSE for the Tropics.
Cuban Tile Floor throughout. 2
Bdrins. 2 Bathrooms, and 2 Dress
ing Rooms; Living Dining Rm.,
Kitchen, Utility RIM. Enclosed Car
port. Patio. Completely furnished
on handicapped corner lot. SIS, 900,
terms. ISIS 18th st. Tel. 2-6469.
Will consider selling unfurn.
maya got
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Help Wanted
lCONTfEUNDs

! NEED one livewire salesman
for unique selling plan to work
from Bona-Fide appointments. Ma
tionally advertised products. No
canvassing. Complete training.
Only responsible married men
with car. Permanent resident. This
is not seasonable work. 25-40 yrs.
preferred. Call 2-567l. Ask for Mr..
Hadrian. may13-3t
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2A-Trailers For Rent

oNE-WAY TRAILERS, any size,
for rent to any city in the
United States. Rent it here-leaye
It there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
lSinclair) Service Station, Stock
Island. apr16-tf
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2 BEDROOM CHS. Refrigerator
stove, washing machine. Large
closets, porch and utility room.
AL year old. $15;O00.o0. Will dis
cuss terms. 1906 Laird st. or Phone
z-6O47. may4.15t
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Ever sh0aght If adding seo0p<rs
n .dishersfs 10 yDur kitrhea utea.
SIS Th<y come II dAffsrsnt asEsa
ard are enayesaert tsF fling md.
ssn pars wsth nnwffsn O. cupezks
batter. Th<yrs handy 10 &c dssAs
80 oas rssake4 szEssOes. 4 very
sEsaa sxSsp II hslsf4a n mskisg
.lgss1 sss.kses ~ ~ ssea Sis.
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2 BEDROOM furn. cottage. May
Is to Nov. 1. Large lawn and
shade. Apply 3511 Flagler, cor.
18th, afternoons and evenings.
may13-2tx
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WILL RENT 16' house trailer
until August 18th. 1882 Johnson.
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Cottages For Rent

FURNISHED cottage. Hot water.
Couple only. No pets. Apply
rear 1014 Varela st.
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PAGE II
2-Apartments For Rent
tcoNTENUED,

NEW APT. Duval ST., upstairs.
Water pressure always Is 40.
Electric kitchen, tile bath, tub and
shower. Access to washing ma
chine. Parking. Child accepted. No
pets. $500 monthly. Phone 2-28O8.
apr10-tf
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$500 WILL BUY EQUITY IN 2
BEDROOM HOUSE. TERMS.
STOVE AND REFRIGERATION.
ZOOS HARRIS AVE. CALL 2-2496.
may1l-6t
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PRODUCE MAN, must be fully
experienced. day wk. Shiver's,
903 Duval. may14-3t
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1 BEDROOM Apt. ALI electric
kitchen and tile bath. No pets.
Apply 1116 Grinnell. Phone 2-2704.
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UNUSUALLY COOL, spacious,
b newly decorated, 2 bedroom, all
electric, fyrn. Porches and garden.
s mos. or longer. Adults. 2-577S.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES Court.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

IN TINE gONATN JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE.
In re Estate of
CARLOS GETsLRCH.
Deceased.
To All Creditors and All Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against said Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims or demands which you, or
either of you. may have against the
estate OF Carlos Gellrich. deceased,
late OF said County. 10 the County
Judge OF Monroe County. Florida,
at his office in the Court House Of
said County at Key West, FiorIda.
within eight fe) calendar months
from the date Of the first pubiica-
claim or demand shall be In writ
ing and shalt state the place %
residence and post office address
OF the claimant and shall be sworn
TO by the claimant. BIS agent or
attorney. and any such claims or
demand not 30 filed shalt be weld.
Dated this 2sth day OF April.
A.D. 1858
ts1 INA WOODWARD GEIfRIrH.
A. ExeeHtrIx OF the Last win and
Testament Of Carlos Geilrieh. de-
ceased
" CURRY HARRIS.
Attorney for Fxseutfixs
spssasmsyf-tfszi.iAs 1861
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Houses For Rent

ONE BEDROOM home with spa.
cious yard and fruit trees. Day,
Phone 2-5422; Night, Phone 2-6S37.
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FURNISHED two bedroom house.
Apply 2Ol3 Fogarty Ave.
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FURNISHED apt. 1921 Packer St.
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2 BEDROOM furn. apt. Utilities
Turn. Children welcome. TBS Car.
oline.
roav1o ~
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l2-Baby Sitters

EXPERIENCED Baby Sitter with
AL references. Phone 2-5413.
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COOL, furnished apartment. All
utilities. 802 Eaton st. may13-tf
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MODERN, clean, completely furn.
housekeeping apt. In best resi-
Dental neighborhood. Close to
ocean and beach. Refined. quiet,
couple only. Available to Dec. LIST.
. Phone 2-3Sl7. apr2s-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-14

Get in The habit Il using sink
ssrsEn<r, II VII save yoa piumb-
kng truahaes
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AUSTIN G. TAYLOR, licensed
general contractor, old ann new
work. GIG Duval st. Phone 2-6141.
may1-tf
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l3A-Private Schools

Treasure island
Summer Camp For Girls
USING the top facilities of the
Winter Quarters of Todd. one oil
Americas leading boarding schools
Only $225.OO complete for 6 wks.
Write Mrs. Roger Hill. Marathon,
or Phone 2038. may7-ti
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-14

LOOKING FOR A HOUSE? We
should be able to please you.
Here are just a few of our Offer
ingS:
Two bedroom--two bath
CHS house ....~........-.....,~... $4,000
Three bedroom-has
everything ............................ Sl4, 900
Two .bedroom-two
screened porches .............. $12, 500
Two story house-frame
construction ...........~......... S 5000
Two bedroom-landscaped
yard : barbecue ................. $40, 500
Big Coppit-6 lots, one half block
pricn GO ON
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Big Coppit-6 lots, one half block
Price 5000.
The best buy in an owner designed
CHS house. You must see the fea-
lures to appreciate this house on
corner lot. Selling for less than you
would imagine-only $12, 500. Com
pare this with anything you have
seen.
Cool and comfortable - designed
for Florida living and located in
the coolest area in Key West, is
this two bedroom, two bath house.
Cross ventilation in every room.
In perfect condition and reasonably
priced at only $4,000.
A real Dream House - Three bed
rooms tile bath beautiful oak
floors separate dining room lots
of cabinets light and airy kitchen
large screened back porch with
stationary tubs beautiful land.
scaped yard 20 X 20 garage and
booster pump, also solar system TO
pre-heat water. A steal at SI4 600
only 81, 10000 cash required.
Boca Chica Waterfront
This choice plot is approx. az
acres-520 feet along Old Overseas
Highway, about $50 feet of water
front. Has channel running along
one side. Will sacrifice for cash.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
sia Dusal st. Phone 228ai
may9.sf
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CARLOAD Of watermelons pric-
ed to sell. Across from Overseas
Garage on Stock Island.
may1s-3t
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Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED waitress for
evening work. Apply in person,
Banana Tree Grill, 523 Truman.
apr9-tf
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fsasEN. haase trailer with porch.
geFr clean. tn god cnad VIII
ses1 cheap. Wosdsons Trsller
ragk msyis-1t
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zssT FORD. Exeesset. Frost rpm
reafiss Tra4sef Park. Stock
fssand. aayisstx
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LARGE shipment of Tropical fish.
Key West Garden and Lawn
Supply. $50 Fleming St. Phone
2-6912.
may12-3t
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Do YOU want TO make biz mot y!
l need several men and women
partners 10 operate various con
eessions in Virginia Beach. 80 50
basis. Small investment with bis
returns. No experience necessary.
! have equipment and will train
you- Call 1850 for apps- mayls.is
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2 BEDROOM furn. house. One
bedroom air conditioned. Enclos-
ed back yard. Available immediate
.ly through August 10th. Phone
2-67s6.
may12-4t
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STOCK man. Experfeneed or wiil-
ing 10 learn. Apply IN person.
Galfssream Food Dept. Store. lies
Waite 81,
mayI2.u
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BARTENDER wanted. Mardi Cras,
% Duval 81 Apply AFTER 9 PM.
spris-d
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R--Dogs- Cats-pets

BOXER. A. K. C. Registered. 10
months old. Fond of children.
Leaving town. 1924 Fogarty Ave.
may13-3t
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FOR LEASE: Waterfront property.
suitable restaurant. club. marine
dockage or fish market. Us 80 !.
Write Box 2, co Citizen.
apr2s-l2tx
mayIs. fri,sat-ssx
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oNE-BEDROOM, all electric.
Piivate bath, utilities, linens,
dishes furnished. u & B Motel.
1881 Eaton St. msy1-tf
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2Apartmsnts For Rent

FURNISHED apartments, , rooms
and bath, maid and janitor SER
vice, utilities furnished Coral
Hotel Apartments. a12 Simonton
ST. may1-tf
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EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted.
Apply Ell Pasaje Restaurant, zoos
Truman. apr14-tf
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Uncle Rays Corner

After looking at a picture Of
a bontebok group. Jim Hicks,
age IL. asked:
"Why did bonteboks become
scarce? About how, tall are they?
How long do their horns get to
be?"
Bonteboks belong to the ante
lope family. but look something
like goats. In past times, there
were huge herds Of these animals
and their close relatives, the bles-
boks. Now they are almost ex-
tinct.
Early white settlers In South
ern Africa found bonteboks near
the southernmost tip of the con-
tinent. They were shot for food
and this accounts, to some ex-
tent, for their loss in numbers.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

It must be said. however, that
they ran wild in only a few parts
Of South Africa when the Beers
and British first settled that
area.
A bontebok has q height OF
hardly three feet. Its horns are
six or eight inches long. The
males are quarrelsome during
the mating season. Before Tight
ing, q male usually kneels down.
and this seems to be the bonte-
box method Of offering q chal-
lenge.
The horns cause cuts and
bruises during such contests, but
seldom bring death. The horns
are poor weapons in the jungles.
It is probable that lions and
other jungle beasts drove bonte-
Evening star., 1953-06-29
boks to the southern tip Of Africa

boks to the southern tip Of Africa
many centuries ago.
A sandy area became the
homeland Of what was left Of
this little race. There was enough
water for drinking purposes at
most times, but long dry spells
took away much Of the drinking
water and played q part in
cutting down the number Of
bonteboks. Today there are a
few hundred of them on farms
In Southern Africa, where they
are kept partly to show to tour
lists.
Why have other antelopes been
able to meet the dangers Of
Africa better than bonteboks?
Some Of the other antelopes
(klipspringers, for example) are
faster runners than bonteboks,
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Tcxi Sunded Under

Three Australian students. re-
turning from Britain In o Lon
don taxi, went through the Sa-
hara Desert where they had to
dig the taxi out Of the sand rs
times, they reported on arrival
in Sydney.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
By Romon Coffmon

and other members Of the family
have larger bodies. stronger mus
cles and more dangerous horns.
The gnus are antelopes, but are
able to defend themselves well
because Of their size and sturdy
hooked horns.
The story Of the Alphabet contains
Is dne fllusrations and many facts
about the names Of people. To get
COPY. send q stamped, SELF addressed
envelope to Uncle Ray. In care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Contract Bridge
washington, ID. G.
- OAY, JUNE 20, 1853

By EosIey BIoekwood
There often is a big difference
between a play which is almost
sure to be safe and play which
Is absolutely safe. In today'S
deal, it meant the contract.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. AbeD
AJAX
0875
HQ8732
%K84
WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) (MrS. Keen)
AQ10854 A932
2A942 7QJ1O3
. None 1K1O5
%9732 %J65
SOUTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
AJ76
2K6
uAJ964
%AQ10
The bidding:
South West North East
1d'm'd Pass Sd'm'ds Pass
SN.T. All Pass
Mr.. Dale opened the five of
spades and dummy's king won.
MIR. Muzzy saw no problem to
the hand and in fact there was
none. However, the way he went
about taking nine tricks, prob
lem was created.
Thankful a heart had not been
led, he decided to go after the
diamond suit by taking a f1nesse
toward Mr.. Dale. What if Mr..
Dale did have the king Of dia-
mondS? Mr.. Muzzy then would
have four diamond winners, two
spade winners and three winners
in clubs.
The general plan was all right,
but the card led from dummy at
trick two ruined its chances. Mr..
Muzzy selected the deuce of dia-
mondS.
Mrs. Keen played the five and
the Jack was fineSSed. Mr..
Muzzy looked very happy when
Mr.. Dale discarded a club on the
trick. The fneSse had worked.
But his elation was short-lived.
He soon realized that no matter
how he handled the diamonds
from now on, the lead would
have to be Surrended to Mrs.
Keen. When Mrs. Keen did get
in with her king Of diamonds
she returned the queen of hearts
and the defenders ratified off
four tricks in that suit to defeat
the contract.
In this situation-that is,
where the king, the ten and one
other card are outstanding in a
suit, the ten and one other card
are outstanding in suit, the
only safe card to lead first is the
queen. In this particular case,
Mrs. Keen probably would nave
covered with the king, hoping
her partner had at least one dia-
mond so Mr.. MuZZy would still
have guess as to whether to
f1nesse against the ten or play
for the drop on the next dia-
mond lead.
Actually, as you see, Mr.. Muzzy
would have had no problem. He
would have won with the ace
and Mr.. Dale would have shown
out. Dummy then could have
been entered with the king of
clubs and the marked f1nesse
against the ten Of diamonds
would have brought in the en-
tire suit.
Nothing could possibly be lost
by leading the queen Of diamonds
first. But something could have
been gained-the contract itself.
CCopyright 1863. General Features Corp
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Word Game
Find "a or more words in
PHILO Ell,

Find a or more words IN
PHILOM MEL,
meaning, "the nightingale" Az
erage is %; time limit, 20
minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition of
IS" such as bats 'cats." are not
used. g. Only one form of Q word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to. MEDICAL.
made. mailed, maid, mace, male, malice,
medic, medal. mead, meal. medal. meld
mica, mice mild mile, dale dame, dace,
deal, decimal, declaim,' dial, dice, dime
iced ideal idea, idle, came, Gained,
camel, claimed, clam, clad, cline, acme,
acid, allied, aimed, aide amid laid,
laic, lame, laced. lade, lead, lice. lied.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-07
isew Maif Boat Stops Here

The Motor Ship Coral Sea stopped in Kodiak early Mon- day to deliver mail before con- tinuing it's journey to the west ward.
 The Coral Sea is replacing the Garland while it is in dry dock.
 No freight was delivered locally but the vessel had freight aboard for a cannery out the chain The skipper of the Garland was in command of the Coral Sea.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-07
NOTICE

If you can not get us on phone 3131, call 4303 for oil delivery. Office hours, l pm to , pm Monday through Thurs day, pm to 2 pm Friday.
 Thompson Transfer
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-07
NOTICE

Your local Childcraft and World Book representative IS Mrs. Alice Stall, 20. Box 673, Kodiak. Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-07

adae on % sldaa dyH penalty H
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
bry BeIafonte
in Song

H'ag ihc singers to burst
he musical scene in recent
\ Harry Belafonte has been
Fooleal' une OF the most
fcnsnaI.
PRESENTLY waxing for RIGA
~ he recently made a ire
hdcus impact in the current
Bright Road" from
. he has received exubs-
press notices.
success with folk songs is
understandable. Possessed
uniquely clear voice, his
arc IDEAL for projecting
4 ''oS' humor and drama so
'0' 70 tho appeal OF the
l'onal music.
. 'Fon'c turned 10 folk sing
4 - sort Of last Hing at show
r. Ills ability was so often
4 yea 10 that ef other estab-
. a'l'S's that he received
'''l' credit for his own
| ana 50 become dissatis-
'n his efforts as a pop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27

son owed approximately $4,000
and they read like who's who
among Broadway people. To
Winthrop Rockefeller was noted
an unpaid loan OF $500
The rest OF his creditors were
as follows: Gene Buck. the song
writer. $780, Toots Shor restaurs-
teur. $3.50; Leon Leonidof. Radio
City director $3.50; Lou Siegel,
resiaurateur. 81 ZOO: columnist Ed
Sullivan $500; Frank Schillman.
owner OF the Apollo Theater, $3.50.
AS TO Robinson's funeral ex-
penses of 1892. friends advanced
this sum but his young widow has
as umed responsibility for repay
ing this sum. She has been work
ing quite while as a dancer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27

..,,dav ni2hl caught Maurice
wi,h one Of the biggest
| =. If his life. as he walked
bis deliberately furnished
On Virginia Park to his
',om 10 change clothes fol a
engagement. the lights
.oy came on and cries of
' Party" were shouted.
I bay.rc recuperated from
',,,rk hc was presented with
|. ~ Of beautiful gifts Tor his
.'.oon from Northwestern
4 school. and made a very
Ia host Throughout the eve
IT,. danced 10 the latest re-
'pcs. played games. and
'ca among themselves. The
/, menu was prepared by
low Corr. jamaican style. On
menu was the jamaican YER
N shrimp fried rice. baked
and q very tasty punch.
mice {, a graduate of North
ON High School, plans TO
n WAYNE University this
member of the Riviera
inc and Fishing Club, en-
70 ~ the Detroit Tribune.
!. cr., we'll thought OF by
/,
me oi the guests IN attend
were Pat Jones, Dorothy
81 Nander Brown. Shirley
! Jeanette Jones. Caremon
pra,n. Lang Banding. WON
Oyeriun. Alfreda Mosley,
= Jean Ellington. Sylvia Rob-
N Jovcc Abner and many
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Carver Washington
Imericanism Commission

1 ca,vcr- Washington Ameri-
H. Commission sponsored a
ham a. lis meeting OF June
4 a The King Solomon Bap-
Ihuth which the following
Bndiug persons and civic
d delivered addresses; Rev.
4 Boone. pastor; Mrs. Lula
Thomas. Mr.. w. Stewart
npson Of the Booker T. Wash
ipn Trade Association, who