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The guardian., 1953-02-14
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl W. LaDson, Pastor

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. LdWSon, Pastor
The weather was inclement but
in spite of it there was an over
flow congregation to hear the
pastor preach on the theme, "The
True Christian Disciple" Music
was rendered by the Senior Choir
under the direction of Mrs. Adele
Evans. Sunday School convened
at 1890 under the leadership of
Mr.. Fred Gibson, Supt. A spe-
cial History Week program was
observed; directed by Mr. Buntin.
At PM. the church and choir
worshipped at the Covenant Con-
gregational Church, Maplewood
Rev. Lawson's theme was ''The
Church Breaks With Reai
Brotherhood. Monday evening
the Trustees held their meeting
at the Parish House and were
sworn in by Atty. McKenney.
Banquet Loyalty Drive started
Tuesday with Rev. A. Roger Will
liams as speaker. Wednesday,
Rev. w. Marvin Gibson as
speaker, and the speaker for the
banquet was Rev. Williston Hol-
bert. Music for the three eve
nings was rendered by Mass. Ave.
Baptist Choir, Cambridge, Union
Baptist Choir, Cambridge, Peo-
ple's Baptist Choir, Boston, En-
manuel Baptist Choir, Maiden.
Soloists: Rev. Jack Clark; Mrs.
George Bailey. Rev Arthur
Whitaker, Master of Ceremonies,
Mrs. Ruth Day, General Chair
man.
Next Sunday the guest speaker
will be Rev. j. L. Jackson. The
sick list includes: Deacon Arthur
Ridley, Mr.. Robert Smith, Miss
Augusta Harrell, Rev. James L.
Jackson, Mr.. Charles Johnson,
Miss Marie Toppin. Mrs. Harriet
Woodson of Washington, DC,
visited her ailing father Mr..
Joseph Bonds of Everett. The
church heard from Miss Dorothy
Andrews stationed at Eglin Air
Force Base, Florida, and Cpl.
Lewis Sneed stationed in Korea.
Baptismal services at the morn
ing worship Feb. %.
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shall lose it,, delivering in in
structive and inspiring sermon.
Both ChoirS contributed appro-
pirate numbers to the service,
and Everton Johnson's solo
"Bless This House" received
heartiest commendation. To-
morrow is designated Youth
Sunday, when the Young People
will have complete charge of
the morning service. 1t promises
to be most interesting with Rev.
Marion Stokes, speaker, and
music by the Temple Singers, and
the Young Adult Choir. Don't
forget the George Washington
Tea, the 22nd, at 4 PM.
The guardian., 1953-02-14
CAMBRIDGE
ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH

ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH
Req. B. A. Galloway, DID,, Pastor
Last Sunday morning the pas
tor exchanged pulpits with Rev.
william j. Ogle, pastor of Grace
Methodist Church. Rev. Og e
spoke from the subject "You
Can't Lose, basing his remarks
on whatsoever will save his life
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Convention IS
CONTINUED from Page one)

tNOHIHtHEO fOHt uSC O'tS(
Lunch and dinner will be
served at the church. Buses un-
der the direction of Joseph Mad
dox and Mrs. Octavia Walker
will leave Douglas So. at nine
o'clock and returning leave John
st. Church at ten o'clock, round
trip fare $500.
The theme of the convention is
witnessing for Christ; there
will be a discussion of the theme
from the point of view of tht
layman, Mr.. Joseph Maddor; th'
woman, Mrs. Vera Davis Smith
the youth, Mr.. Ernest Boyd; those
who serve, Mr.. James Hall; tbs
ministry, Rev. ]. E. Ford, during
the evening session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16
Shot In The Arm
midas Industry Is Set For Aid From US.

.tryside during the jobless off sea
son.
The problem grows by leaps and
bounds. Indian official estimate
that two million youths reach work
ing age each year.
Another complication is the fact
midas economy Jumps from the
.one-man craftsman level to that
of the big tycoon, with nothing re-
sembling the u. 5. small business
man in between.
The Ford Foundation has turned
from stress on backing training
programs for county sgent-style
village farm instructors to empha-
sis on development of small priv
ate and cooperative manufacturing
enterprises.
Next year the bulk Of increased
U. S. technical help viii go to the
engineering, chemical and textile
industries. Economic aid programs
are still under negotiation, Posi-.
bly, economic aid will come
through supporting Indian govern.
ment industrial credit programs.
| The funds will he taken from
midas 60 million dollar share Of
a special economic aid appropria.
ton over and above already al
located technical aid money fol-
the year ending June 80, 1854.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16

beauty-extra performance and dependabfity
extra driving-ease, ridingease and safety
which are causing more people to buy Chew.
rolets than any other car again this year.
And remember, Chevrolet Is Americas
lowest-priced large-selling car, and saves you
money on gas and oil as well
Come in :. see and drive this finer car
30. and place your order nowl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16
Safety
Notes

Well. tonight the Key West foot
ball team will chalk up another
win - 1--WE hope). II you haven't
been out to see any of the games,
get out there tonight and root for
the lads who are doing so much
to provide our town with an ex-
ample of good, clean sportsman
ship
Incidentally a few mothers and
fathers haven't been watching
their young children closely enough
in the bleachers at past football
games. Twice, to this officers
knowledge, small kids have fallen
from the rather high bleacher
seats. Enjoy the game but for gosh
sakes, don't get so excited that
you either knock or shove a youngs-
ter down to the ground below.
/ Practically all motorists in Key
West who attend the football gam.
es are deserving of a compliment.
The fact that they conduct them
selves and drive so well in the con-
gested area of Wicker Stadium is
proof that they could do the same
all over town at all times if they
really concentrated on ''Safety
First"
The area behind the Poinciana
School is a mo Parking" zone -
especially the basketball courts.
Several people have already found
themselves mired to the hubcaps
in the soft mari and the police de-
cided that their grief was enough
without burdening them with a
traffic ticket. However, the basket.
bali and tennis courts of the school
present a tempting spot for a har-
ried motorist to try to park.
Those courts are designed for
human beings to play on and not
for the heavy weight of an auto
mobile. Since it's a sports minded
crowd that attends football games,
it shouldn't be hard for them to re.
frain from damaging an area de.
voted to the games Of tennis or
basketball. Remember - stay off
the Poinciana courts and out of the
school yard!
One last suggestion - II your boy
or girl is going to ride to the game
on a bicycle - how about making
sure that he or she carries a flash
light? It's rough on automobile
drivers to try to navigate amongst
a swarm of obscure bicycles and
we don't want tragedy to mar the
enjoyable spectacle that the high
school boys are providing for US.
The Key West Safety Council
says: Darkness is an invitation to
Death. Protect yourself by increas-
ing visibility to others with proper
lights"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16

NEW YORK IA new age OF
gimmicks and promotions is ar
irving with the increase in COM
petition. Along with seeking new
WAYS and machines to cut costs,
businessmen are turning on the
sales heat with stunts and pre-.
miumS.
Fall has brought out a fine
frenzy of these: Bank holding
fashion shows, piano makers turn,
ing to industrial designers to bring
out q modern grand piano, silver.
smiths calling on sculptors to turn
out q new spoon, retailers trying
to lure male customers by offer.
ing gloves of mink.
Here's just a sampling of some
of the new trends this week as
businessmen 60 after the consum
er's dollar.
De Soto is whipping up dealer
interest as competition in the autt
field grows intense by showing
them SD movies of the forthcom
ing 1854 De Soto passing competi
tive makes on The highway.
The New York distributing agen
Icy for Avco Manufacturing Co. il
giving shares of stock to dealer,
| in this area who push sales of it
ICrosley and BenCix appliance
lines. The dealer gets Is share
for selling go units.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16
LIFE
ABROAD
BY RICHARD KAsIscHKE

MOSCOW R-In ancient cities
that knew Ghengis Khan, the So
Wet kids are gong down the
streets screaming shrill sounds.
"They drive me nuts" said the
hotel manager and leading citizen
in Bukhara to a recent party of
British and Australian Visitors ad-
mitted to that long-closed central
Asian city.
cts that Tarzan yell," he ex.
lplained. This place hasn't been
the same since those Johnny Weiss
muller Tarzan films came to
town."
In the vast recesses of Soviet
central Asia Dwight Eisenhower,
Winston Churchill and Harry Tru-
man are names known to few. But
now this area has been opened to
travel for foreign diplomats and
correspondents residing in Mos.
COW.
| 1t Is turning out to be a vast
experience for both the traveller
and the native. The foreign trav-
elers shoot out by car, train or
plane. Invariably they return tell
ing about the hospitality accorded
them by the natives. In some
places foreigners are welcomed
like men from Mars. they haven't
been seen in SO long a time.
In the Ukraine, also, American
travellers report they have been
welcomed with open arms.
"You say you are an Ameri-
CAM" a taxi driver In Kiev re-
Gently said to a visitor. mo kid
ding?"
At another point in the Ukraine
on country road, many miles
from a city-a policeman stopped
an Americans car.
| What do you want?" said the
Americans Russian chauffeur.
|. Nothing" replied the cop.
"0nly wanted to look at your car.
Haven't seen one like that before.
Have a good trip"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16
Increase In Competition Produces New OF Cmmks And Promotions

Ford Motor Co. is going into the
farm machinery field on a stepped
up scale, says Vice President
Thomas A. Farrell. The company
win design new labor-saving ma
chinery aimed at cutting farm
costs.
Steinway e. Sons have turned
to an industrial designer, Walter
Dorwin league, to fashion a new
grand piano along modern lines,
in sharp contrast to the consery.
alive designs that have marked
its first 100 years.
| Du Pont and Deering- Milliken
teamed up to celebrate anti-freeze
week with a fashion show held
amidst the tellers' cages of the
Manhattan Savings Bank on Mad.
ison Avenue, known locally as
publicity gulch."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16
Two Senators
OF
Spanish Bases
BY G. MILTON KELLY

WASHINGTON Up - Senators
Case (R-SD) and Stennis (D-Miss,
today objected TO L. S. Air Force
plans for building the last two O
five bases in French Morocco, say
ing the sites chosen are unsuitable
They spoke out in separate inter
views, each emphasizing he voiced
personal views based on their tour
with Sen. Duff (R Pa, of Ameri
can bases in Morocco and else
where abroad.
Case and Stennis criticized
proposals to build bases near Dol
maui and De Ell Jima in Morocco
\ Work has not yet started on these
Neither senator objected to the
nearly complete facilities neal
Monsieur and Sidi Slimane or the
construction under way near Der
Guerir.
Case is chairman and Stennis
and Duff are members of the Sen
ate armed services subcommittee
which reported Wednesday on its
inspection tour of U. S. bases
abroad.
81 personally do not favor build
ling the bases at Dolhaut and De
FL Jima," Case said. The sites
seem unsuitable for the purposes
! intended. 1t would be Impractical
to construct runways suitable fol
use by jet planes in those two
areas because of soil conditions. >
Case took note Of French reluc
lance to admit mole than 7,50t
uniformed and civilian American:
to Morocco to man the bases. U. S
officers contend that would not BIZ
enough to man the three base:
now a-building.
Until the personnel ceiling
problem has been worked out,
Case said, lit is unnecessary t.
talk about other bases that woulC
require even more personnel"
StenniS said he understands III,
Air Force itself is inclined to TAX
a second look at the suitability o
the Dolhaut and De Ell Jima sites
1T ought to be reconsidered ser
iously," StenniS said, both as t
suitability and whether the tw
bases are as badly needed as a
first thought.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16

The three-way gimmick: Du
Pont, maker of anti freeze mixture
for autos. was introducing Miss
Anti-freeZe" to urge motorists TO
prepare for cold weather. Deering.
Milliken was paraGing models
CARRIED in coats lineo with metal
insulated material touted as keep
ing them from freezing. The bank
was urging car owners and coat
wearers to save money by being
prepared-and put the money in
the bank.
Case International Co. Of Cleve.
land is trying gimmick aimed
at both poSsessors OF 4 sweet tooth
and at the toddling set. They are
importing from the DuFour firm
in Italy a six-inch high, hand
painted, brilliantly gowned doll
that is filled with Italian assorted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16

fruit drops. Eat the eandy and
restuff the felt doll for q toy.
The mems wear trade. which
never lacks for ideas aimed at
the more elegant and affluent
male. has q flock Of gimmieks
on the market this fall. Brown
ing King & Co.. aiming at the
growing leisure and home-putterer
set, is touting an ''idler's suit"
a one-piece coverals. priced at go.
But it really goes about with
its own idea for anti-freese week
a mink-lined capexkin glove for
men who have SIS to buy \ pair.
Promotions doubtless win step
all along the line IS Christmas
Inears. And next week win give
businessmen 4 chanee-it's nation.
al want ad week. IT'S also cleaner
air week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16

try will be increased from S to
50 in the next year.
Since Point Four came to India
late in 1851, the Ford Foundation
groups have channeied nearly all
their assistance 10 indian agricul.
|ture to help end f1mine.
But famine no longer is India S
most urgent problem. The new
challenge is staggering unemploy-
ment, a statistician nightmare.
That's the reason behind the
switch from farm TO factory.
Most Indians out Of work-and
the estimates range from so mil.
lion TO 80 millionaire really the
under employed landless farm
Ilaborers who drift ever the eoun-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16
Shot In The arm


NEW DELHI R-IndiaS Hedg.
Ling decentralization program is
about TO get q potent shot In the
arm from the United States.
Americas foreign aid organize
tions-the Foreign Operations Ad.
ministration tFOA) and private
agencies such as the Ford FounGa.
tion-afe ready 70 give a mighty
push 10 the Nehru governments
campaign to step up industry.
In addition 10 technical help. the
FoA for the first time win give
Q substantial economic lift TO In
dis's industries. U. S. Point Four
experts assigned to Indian indus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16
Governor Warns Towns

SAVANNAH, Ga. P-Gov. Her
man Talmadge has threatened to
revoke city charters of Georgia
speed trap towns, if other meas.
ures fail. He issued this warning
after receiving word from the
American Automobile Assn. that
it got more complaints from driv.
ers about Georgia than any other
state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16

The National Geographic Society
says the first storm windows in
America are believed to be those
at MONTICELLO, Thomas Jefferson's
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-16

Friday. osssssr Is. 1850 THE KEY WEST clTIzE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Elections Are
IhreatenedBV
Soviet TOuglls

BONN. Germany A-Four mil.
lion Of West Germany's youth
glrded today 10 battle Communist
invaders threatening 10 upset their
nations crucial parliamentary
elections Sunday.
Police have nabbed over 1000
sabolage-ben toughs from the
Soviet East none. but the influx
continued unabated.
A spokesman for TIE Bonn GOV.
eminent announced last night that
two big youth organizations have
volunteered 10 help combat what
he said was q Kremlin plot 10
sabotage the ballotina BY creating
chaos. The two volunteer groups
are the Federal Youth League
tBundesjueendringl and the Ger
man Sport Assn. (Deutsche Sport
Undl.
The government has turned up
proof, the spokesman said. that the
trouhlemakers have been ordered
across the border In droves 10 raid
voting booths. steal ballot boxes
and beat up election officials. Cap
tured agents have even confessed
assassination Plans officials
claimed.
Despite tight frontier checks.
mass arrests and an emergency
Police alert throughout West Ger
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Man Faces Trial
On B Charge

Richard y. cavsnsueh. loeaI
fisherman. was bound over q
Criminal cm4rt today for trial or
q charve II breaking and entering
amer q preliminary hearing held
before Peace Justice Ira Albury
this morning.
Cavanaugh Is accused ~ steal
ing . As eahheF pistol and gro.
ceries from the shrimp boat. hun.
derhlrd At the nayco Deck. Mon.
day. He entered M plea ct his
hearing today although he admit.
ted taking the pistol and groceries.
which we're owned by Don Oraegn.
owner Of The ThundeFhird. Tie did
not explain why be took them.
Cavanaagh was arrested Tuesday
morning by Deputy Sheriff Serge
Hernandez End the missing loot
vas recovered from the shrimp
boat. Generai Macarthur.
Bend vas set a. $50 cavaraugh
wsll he tired during the nexe texm
.ol CEimlnz1 csmrs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Key West
Cool While
Nation BOils


whlia ne nation east 81 the
Reckless IVES ntIll pfosirale under
ne worst beat wave a. the sum.
mer which smashed September
ksal rpcords IN major ellles. Mes
Wesl an1 Elnrida has been enjoy
lna enmpnrusively eool weather.
senras n psople dIed from ibs
heal IN Chltann, WazlllnEfsa. Phi.
adslphln and New Vera and cher
cities. Key west. meanwhile. had
q summer ipw tempeFnlsra Il g
degrees en- Monday. Tuesday The
mercury vent 10 "a and yesterday
d e. These TnadinGn we're SIN way
holow llsnan "a the major n0Ftheru
end mladla western cite. FepoE.ee
~ the AP.
n was expected lkai lhefs va
he - enolin9 ca tha eastern sea
board until the smekends despite
ehe calder cir ebmlng 10 from
canada lnio the midwest.
chleano wilie4 AMER two straight
GAYS Al ioi auh readings a . o.
kseher since August Is.
Here Il hoN The weather was N
ether clllesl
ueasher ElHeWheFe
Ona a na nalion's hottest spots
wns f1mha. n. Y. where = read
inn az Am wns reported downlown.
PMinualhs uhlos sweisered fof
eCmalnned On Pare Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

Ride With
StateTrOOper


Members of Monroe County civic
clubs wlll ride with State Troop.
erx In Operation Holiday" over
the Labor Day weekend. Il was
announced today by Florida High.
way Patrol Headquarters.
Jaycee member Manuel Lopez.
Lions and Elks members are being
invited 20 ride with State Trooper
Frank Cline who covers the Keys
beat from Stock Island 70 Bis Pine
Key toll gate.
Cline has notified civic and ser.
vice clubs In his area that they
are invited 10 participate during
the period from t0morrow at 6
.. m. 10 Monday midnight.
Only honafide active members 81
civic clubs are authorized 10 ride
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Mayor Clarifies
Housing Statement

Nayw {. n. Harvey has elari'
fed 4 statement made yesterday
wham ~ fold az the sale 81 land
Cor ne George Allen Apartments
10 ne rIiA by Joe Sirugo. local
enntEaclnr, ihen = member Of ne
Klouainr Authority.
TIE Mayer said that be men
Toned Ne sale purely as an lllus'
lrntlon and actually has 30 crit
eism a ne transaction. whieh was
approved both locally and In A.
Ianla.
ne Maym's statement:
ssln q discussion concerning The
criticism which has been lcvelled
a he Housing Anthnriiy because
ere lls members h employed Al
a alsre Which makes sales 10 the
Housing Authority. In order % draw
. parallel concerning the proper
" a such sales. I cited the cir
cumasanea that the site of he
George Allen Apartments was sold
10 TIE AmghoFily With the approval
of Tie pIiA By Mr. Joe Sirueo
shsn q member of ne HOUSING
Beard"
n did not intend 10 Imply thal
there was anything irregular in ths
transaction and 10 such lmplice,
ton should be drawn. bus since ms
remarks may have been misinier
presed. | hereby voluntarily apollo
sine % Mr.. Slrugo."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Key Westers Favor An End To
Foreign Aid, Survey Shows
Bill Lanlaffs
Queries Show
hey West Thinking

Key wesiers. Judging by . tabu.
lasion 81 the results Of Represen.
tativa Bin Lantaffs Sidewalk
Survey" favors . complete re-
vision Of the nations foreign aid
program. According 10 the replies
received from . series Of questions
printed IN The Citizen. not one
person among the more than fifty
who mailed In their opinions. fav.
ors the continuance oE cur present
program abroad.
'Abevf rs per cert ~ these ausr-
Led ere IN fsves 81 medifyins ne
pFesram 10 efIeF help 10 shose
sevniFiss which hslp themselves.
TIE Femsinine rs PEI cert faveg
evtTiahi Establishment 81 Ire ne.
tlea's iegslgn ED pFesFsm.
Increasing interest has been re.
ported BY Lantaff in his survey.
lie said that the man In che
street" is eager 10 express his
opinion 0n the problems which
WI face the nation next Congress.
Lansaff has been asking questxonS
personally and the press Is cooper.
ating BY printing his questionaire
for him.
To date. II areas in the Fourth
Congressional District. from North
Miami 10 Key West have been Gov.
cred.
How KEY weSters feel IS com,
pared with the total group qaeried
on the nation's problems may b
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