The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 18, 1954, Page 12

“Training Unit, Atlantic—Official U.S. Navy Photo. "SHOWN. ABOVE are the parked aircraft of fighter squadron VF-41 shortly after they arrived at the "7,8, Naval Air Station, Key West. The squadron has come to Key West from NAS Oceana, Virginia, night fighter tacties and All-Weather flight operation from the Fleet All Weather New Arrival Greeted ee —— SHOWN ABOVE is Captain L. S. Price, Commanding Officer of the Fleet All Weather Training Unit, Atlantic, extending a hearty greeting to Commander H. M. Sisk, Commanding Offi- cer of VF-41, upon the arrival of his squadron in Key West from Oceana, Va, Fighting 41 is currently undergoing extensive training in all-weather procedures at FAWTU, upon: completion of which they will fly with the Fleet in the capacity of an All-Weather Squadron.—Official U.S. Navy Photo. the: Squadron Ellender Wants , By EDWIN B. HAAKINSON. Atlantic ¥ (D-La) said today he will ask Poiwptietss Secretary of Agriculture Benson undergo “just who suggested President Ei- sattived recently at the Na-lsenhower’s farm program and ’s Fleet All Weather| why.” ee on mimi byes Fats B tee, which invited Benson before it 8fltoday to give it, in the words of Chairman Aiken (R-Vt), “‘an out- said his farm pro- which has stirred up heated from many Democrats be ans, was based on most thorough and com- VF-11 and VF-31, both| prehensive study ever made of the acksor underwent FAW-|farm problem and of governmental “pighting 41," was originally "Take is the eindy id, — y part » he said, VF-3B at Oceana,|were more than 500 eminent farm ee 1948. Later onal pet leaders, agricultural col- e and it operat-|thousands of individuai farmers. aircraft until) The most controversial feature of this time the|the program is the scrapping’ of back tothe present rigid government sup- me an inttegal|ports for basic field crops, other Six. than tobacco, and their replace- VF-41 embark-|ment by flexible supports ranging cruise. On/from 75 to 90 per cent of parity, a € USS Midway.|standard said by law to be fair to @ cruise was completed in/farmers in terms of prices prevail- » the squadron returned|ing for nonfarm goods, Present law, Naval Naval Airjrequires 90 per cent support for basic crops. pletion of the training} Ellender, with reference to the! PAWTU, VF-41 will fly proposal for flexible supports, said in the capacity of Squadron, in an interview: “To me the new proposals seem! contradictory. While basic crops/ 9 |like cotton, wheat and corn are Put) under: a sliding scale of supports; from 79 to 90 per cent, tobacco same.” Under Eisenhower’s proposals,’ supports would be relatively high ‘in times of scarcity, to encourage production, and low in times of surplus, to discourage it. “It seems to me that there is no need to raise supports when ‘there is a scarcity,” Ellender said. “The market normally would elim- inate need for any supports.” Ellender said he favors applying planting and marketing controls at a lower level of supply than at present “so we don’t pile up a surplus to push down prices.” Ei- senhower cited the present govern- ment investment of some five bil- lion dollars in surpluses as evi- depce that something i; wrong with the present war-born system. Eisenhower's farm program was among the first of his specific rec- \ommendations to come under direct fire in the legislative process. Another, his call for approval of bate going into a second week. Backers express confidence it will Z Hy | rae 4g 5 & Rese Sen, Knowland of California, the GOP leader, said over the weekend jhe may shunt it aside temporarily ‘to permit the Senate to vote on a rite jfie ie Hl Hi directed and John|mutual security treaty with South | Carpenter wrote the screenplay and pet the new action-pack- ed film “that should please action-| 1 Geeking'fans throughout the world, |Dill is disposed of, Knowland says, he will call up the controversial proposal by Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio) to limit treaty powers. The admin- istration opposes it, and is backing} a substitute by Knowland. z i i i The sun has 1,045 times the mass| raining Suggested Tke’s Farm Program Lady Skipper’s and some others continue about the/. - U. S. participation in the St. Law-|Trapp, a licensed Marine Engineer! rence seaway, is under Senate de-|who worked on the Great Lakes pe ceereves when it comes to a Jelly Bean Lure | Korea. Approval is taken for grant-| Mrs. Donald E, Martin, wife of 6 ‘the county attorney, and five of After the St. Lawrence seaway |their seven children pleaded with |spilled my jelly beans.” To Know Who Chicago Trib “The Captain is a Lady.” is the title of a recent story in the Sun- day magazine of the Chicago Tri- bune about Key West's only lady fishing ‘skipper, Shirley Garson. Cap'n Shirley, as she is affection- ately known has had a career span- ning from a job as an insurance saleslady to skipper of a fishing boat on this southernmost island. Her 38-foot craft, the “Storm King,” carries up to 18 fishermen lleges, scores of producer and trade|9ut to the bottom fishing grounds and her success in bringing in Lady Skipper CAPTAIN SHIRLEY GARSON large catches is the result of fish- ‘ing in these waters since 1946. But Captain Shirley isn’t inter- ested cold commercialism, she likes to think that she is doing a service to the community by making friends for the city with winter visitors from all over the nation. “T like to treat tourists as I would like to be treated in their home- town,” says Shirley, “All strangers who fish with me are introduced, although they may be strangers at first, they leave as good friends who will remember their trip for a long time and some day come back to Key West.” A great deal of the success of the Storm King,” she says, “‘is due to! ithe job done by First Mate George for many years.” KANSAS CITY, Kan. —How do you get a 2-year-old boy to open} the bathroom door after he has locked himself in? little Donald B. Martin for half an hour Saturday. “Huh,” was Donald’s only re- sponse as he splashed water on the floor. Finally 8-year-old Mike had an idea. “Oops,” exclaimed Mike. “I jof Jupiter, the heaviest planet. pee | poenai 4 | Siirea ta oe ‘sleeping place. 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