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LEGALS


~ THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
az THE STATE or FLORIDA. ~
AND FoR MONROE cor TN. IN
CHANGEHN.
Case 10. e-7s
STANLEY LEE HUGHES.
Plaintiff.
" DIV ORCE
AVIS ADELE HUGHES.
Defendant
ORDER OF PI BLICATIoN
TO- Avis Adele Hughes
L. kiker Street
Tallapoosa. Georgia
You are hereby required to appear
90 the 1911 81 Complaint for divorce
in The above STYLED cause on the 9Th
day - September. 4 ~ 1919. other
wise the allegations therein viii he
taken as confessed
This order * to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. a newspa-
per published in Key West. Florida
Done and ordered this 2Sth day
II July. A. II 1888
tSEALb Ross & SAWYER
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Monroe
County. Florida
Hy- tSdD Florence Z Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
solicitor for Plaintiff
Jlyzs .aug5-12-19.Iet3
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Federal Works Agency. public
Buildings Adm niStrafIou- Emery
eucy Operations Unit. Washington
u. c.. Aux T. 1915. On or about
sept = 1873 drawings aud speri-
ficationS for the construction OF
the Florida KEYS General Hospital
al Ky West. Fla. Viii be ava liable
Tor distribution to general con
tractors hy John Allen Long. Arch
itect k-y West Fla Applications
from general contractors interested
in bidding on this work for not 4.
exceed One set - draw rings aud
specifications should he filed
prompts with the architects and
the bidding material viii Dee for
Wardri shipping charges collect
as soon a. available. Drawings ans
specifications are for the project
complete and bidding material viii
o.. released puiE 90 .stahl shed
hulidiue contractors bids .n this
project viii h.- opened by the put
iir buildings Administration tsi
the date named in the specified
tiau Inch Wiil ZEE about Il daSs
after the bidding material 81 avail
able FOR distrliutia W r Revr-
..ii~ Commissioner of Public
Buildings Sugl.--9--I.Ist2
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our be
loved father. Sylvester Betty
Cruz, who departed from thi
world on August 10. 1890:
HE IS JUST AWAY
i
Thirteen years ago today
Our father left TO go away
Up IA the heavens so blue
Where Jesus watches over you.
?
He Is not gone, he Is just away
His Voice We love Is still
There IS a space in our heart
That no one can ever fill
We miss ms smiling face
That was with US always
We hope and pray TO meet
HIM SONG da yin that
Sweet home across the way.
From
ETHEL and FAMILY.
Aupl9-ltx
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VISITING KEY WEST

Miss Cecilia Ellsworth, of Lake
land, is in Key West visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ
Ellsworth, $50 William street.
Miss Ellsworth has resided in
Lakeland several years. She is the
secretary of the Florida Citrus
Commission. with offices in that
city.
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ROBERTS HAVE SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen N. Roberts
of this city announce the arrival
Of a seven and one-quarter pound
boy, born Sunday afternoon The
new arrival has been named
Tommy Neil. The mother was for
merly Beatrice Smith of Fl.
Smith, Arkansas.
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VISITING BOSTON

Recent arrivals at the Copley
Plaza Hotel in Boston, Mass, in
clude Lieut. and Mrs. j. M.
BuEke. 8ll United street, Key
West
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $50 a. m, Aug. 10.
l943. as reported by the U. 6.
Weather Bureau:
Highest Lowest
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per hour. or faster than sound. s
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

The care OF growing children
during these days when so many
parents are engaged in war
work is doubly important.
Youngsters in some cases
must assume responsibilities In
caring for themselves far be-
You'd their years. If these chill
dren don't have at least some
measure Of supervision and at
tention, they are likely 10 fall
into habits that will be detrI-
mental 10 them later on.
This problem becomes COM
pick when the care OF children
is left 10 brothers and sisters
who are busy with their own
work. In todays WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC. Mrs. Irene f.
Murphy, family and child secre-
tary Of the, Council Of Social
Agencies, tells a young woman
what 10 do about her small
brother who is now completely
dependent on her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Wants Leave OF Absence,
Asks About Seniority

am a defense worker with
II years seniority. Could l get
A release from my work for six
months or more? I've been I'M
der a doctors care for A nerv-
Gus condition and he advises me
10 change climates.
have friends IN Georgia and
could stay with them If | could
get enough gasoline. After l re-
covered from my illness I'd want
10 return 10 my work Would l
lose my seniority? MRS. +. NJ,
cepted. FRED VI. BUTZEL.
Dear Mrs. +. M:
You had better consult the
union steward In your shop on
the problem Of seniority. IL IL
quite unlikely that YOU will get
permission TO use gasoline for
such long trip. In order 10
prove your sickness and need
for such a long rest, a substan-
tiating statement from a COM
petent physician will probably
he necessary. Your unsupported
word would probably not he &C
cepted.
FRED VI. BUTZEL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Private Papers
of a Cub Reporter

crackers in beH. killed flies,
pulled girls ha% and wore vel.
low shoes with his white tie
and tails Having built up
a heel, the editorial writer
mentions he BECAME a dictator
Followed up by a warning
TO FDR not to be one :.
This is known as name calling.
with a muzzle on, very patriotic
-. You can get the same ef-
feet by entering a vacant build
ing and offering TO lick any
man in the house.
E'VEN the Londoners, whose
- sense Of humor also sur
Xived the blitzes, are telling this
on themselves. It's about the
Britisher who visited Berlin
after the war.
'Ow's your Adolf. 'Itler:" he
asked.
ooh. he's back at his trade
paper hanging"
And what about Ribben-
trop?"
"Oh. he's selling wine again.
But let me ask you something"
added the German. How IL
Hess?"
"All right. I take II you re-
fer Ia Lord Hess"
A State Dept source insists
that the facts are absolutely
correct II seems that Just
before the recent bloWup in
Denmark, the Nazis had gone 70
King Christian and told him
they wanted the Nuremberg
laws put into effect in Denmark
But" the king protested, II
can't do IL. Those laws are
barbaric."
Don't he fool" said the
Nazis. Those laws are only de-
signed To Cypress the Jews OF
Denmark"
Examine the Danish consti-
tuition" said the king coldly.
you will see that my official
title IL King OF All the Danes"
Moss Hart. producer Of the L..
s. Air Force show. met former
buddy Just in from Hollywood.
Moss was flabbergasted 10 learn
that the pal never in the tall
COIN had purchased Beverly
Hills mansion. which featured
not one-but two swimming
pools.
How can any one possibly
afford two?" asked Hart.
Very simple" shrugged the
guy, I'VE merely do without a
maid"
Copyright by DAILY Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

AS "a South American dance"
The Tango is from South Amer
lea, the Rhumba Is from Cuba.
Remember the song, When
Yuba played the Rhumba on his
Tuba The best Rhumba tune
so far is The Peanut Vendor. -
QUERIES from clients. O.
W What have YOU in your
- horses e. women files on green
eyed blondes ?
A-Our files are lacking In in
formation on this type NJ blonde.
However, as soon as our III. a.
w. department has completed
its research on brown eyed
honey blondes we will see what
we can find out about the
green eyed blondes.
Q-The sergeant says profess
sional football started in his
home town Of Homestead, Pa.
How about IL?
A-Professional football orig
mated In Butte, Mont, with a
team backed by Marcus DAILY.
the copper king. However,
Homestead. Pa, had one Of the
nations first pro football teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
PegIer Discusses
Democracy

manned in the proposition on
the BALLOT and empower him to
name his own successor.
THE Communists and many
l. discouraged and needy
Americans who deeply believe
they loved our form of govern
ment, cried democracy! ma
jority rule" in defense of the
proposal and there was no
denying that they were on good
ground. If the majority voted
10 do these things ia regu-
lar election. that was their right
in a pure democracy.
The big business interests and
home owners and farm owners
and more conservative citizens
of the middle class were really
frightened and don't let any one
tell you they weren't. Money
was raised somewhere and a
strong counter-propaganda was
started 10 get out the vote of
the apathetic element to save
representative, popular govern
ment and the economic system
Of capitalism in California and,
on election day ham n eggs
was defeated by no more than
three 10 two or Whereabouts.
very close call. But for that
campaign, ham N eggs prob
ably would have won; so you
might say that the money inter-
eStS, the propertied class, stood
off dictatorship and preserved
the American system of govern
ment against the threat Nof
democracy. But aACemmuniN
could say, and IGcould not dis
pute him, that If the majority
had voted a dictator into power
and voted TO abandon perna-
nently their popular right to
depoSe him. that would have
been a classical operation Of the
democratic process.
Copyright. 1913, oy United Features and.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

THE Communists call their
l. one-party system and the
dictatorship Of one man twenti-
eth century democracy on the
far-fetched theory that Joseph
Stain is the peoples choice,
freely elected by representatives
OF the Russian people, 10 exer-
else authority in their name,
d turin & their pleasure. And
Henry Wallace has introduced
some novelties which he calls
intellectual democracy. economic
democracy and sexual democ-
racy.
Our own standard concept OF
democracy is somewhat more
specific than the broad defini-
ton, being reinforced by the
Bill of Rights and other amend
ments. but Mr.. Wallace has said
that he doesn't altogether care
for the Bill of Rights which
operates as system of battles
10 prevent impulsive decisions
that might seem attractive 10
a majority at a given moment
but might have the effect of
abolishing democracy altogether.
In California only a few years
ago they had close call and
A severe fright in a referendum
on long and complicated
proposition called ham n eggs.
This was put forward by a
small group of adventurous
demaGogues and promoters and
was taken up and Endorsed by
the Go under Communist
domination and by the more
candid COMMUNISTS. Disguised
as system OF old-age penSSbas, y
II was in unmistakable effect
once you took the care 10 ana
I'VE II, proposal 10 nullify
but without repeating them, the
constitutions Of the nation and
the state, 10 confscate all prop
erty and 10 elect a dictator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Care OF Brothers
Worries Older Sister

War Problem Clinic:
l am %, working in war
plant and rooming out. My
mother and father are both
dead. I have three brothers in
the army and two married
brothers. ! also have an 1S-
year-old brother and one who IS
II years old.
My problem Is. who is sup
posed 10 take care Of this
youngest brother7 | am pay
ing $40 for his room and board
and buying all his clothes. but
feel l can't keep this up with
out help MISS G.. r.
Dear Miss q. r.:
Your ll-year-oId brother
would seem 10 need much more
"mothering" than YOU are able
10 give him for the few hours
YOU are home after full work
ing day. Will YOU please call
the Children's Aid Society, IL
w. Warren. Columbia 1900. for
an appointment 70 see what
plans could be made for your
brother?
You are correct In raising the
question Of whether or not you
can meet ALL the problems OF
his care. There are resources
in this community 20 help both
you and him. and I would par
ticulariy like 10 suggest that
YOU see that he finds n full
time home with full time par
ents, which is the right OF every
child whether he il an orphan
or not.
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

My definition Of the for the Encyclopedia Mutt
sorium is:
"A tight on the dance floor that started at the table"
Put the that diagnosis for the next peace
conference That will be fight table that started at
another table.
Peace is the insane intervals between lucid wars
A Zuanese proverb says cannbals make more noise
agreeing than they do fighting.
What's true of is true of nations even when it's
a lie.
don't want to be around Geneva Versailles or Client
when the diplomats back their long golden and start
combing the ceteras.
When America, England and Russia squatty VOC around
he triumphant table both Musson and myself be repre-
sented there by astral bodies kick there
bit
II will be another Tower Of Babbe with dialects Bv
that time Finland Bulgaria Italy Turkey Spain the rest
OF the nations that guessed will be side
boss is It's own invitation the crows
would like TO be there when the sunburned looks
Mussoin in the gm Boys that would be worth
Technicooring
Copyright BY Kns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

reduction lowers The strain on
the heart muscle Pulling 30
pounds upstairs IS more work
on the heart than pulling $50
and by Just that much. multi
Piled by the total movements Of
The day. does weight reduction
help
Early 20 bed, even II not carly
IN rise. is another rule Of man
agement Ten hours out Of the
"a in bed. whether one sleeps or
not is just 50 many hours az
relaxation instead 81 tcnSinG all
the parts Of the circulation.
a nap after lunch IS also a
good rule. II one gets used 10 d.
u viii not interfere with the
sleep at night
II NOT a nap. several periods
Il Of complete relaxation a DAY
VIII do wonders Lying down
with something over the body
10 keep warm. ~ a quiet room
with no distractions. the mus
Giles relax one by one tho neck.
face, shoulder girdle. arms and
legs Don't have the radio on
and don't Try TO read
Drugs have little or no place
in tho management Of high
blood pressure Sedatives may
occasionally be needed. bat not
too often II the Individual is
accustomed 10 a cocktail or
hIghball before dinner II will do
him no harm 10 continue; IN
fact, II itself has a relaxing
effect.
TOBACCO is a somewhat dr.
Il fcrcnt matter. It. causes
spaSm OF tho arteries. and is
Just the opposite 70 relaxing. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
F air Enough

Mr.. CHURCHILL may have
H something in his basic Eng
lsh langage of 800 words. even
though expression would he
bleak and stilted and might
cause serious nervous disorders
in some of US TO whom English
or Aynericanese is the mother
tongue. AS understand It, this
would be not unlike the French
mans way of speaking English
in his early efforts. as when he
wants 10 say that some one
kicked some one IN the pants
and it comes out that the party
Of the first part made a blow of
the foot 10 the pantaloons.
However, that would suffice
and. on the base Of the 800
words the other peoples, If they
would be so kind, could build
more elaborate vOcabularieS.
Ornamented with bywordS and
slang. If the whole world knew
basic English we could at least
understand each other.
But. would We?
am thinking Of one word
that has been the subject Of
many OrationS, books and tracts
and the cause of many bitter,
personal hatredS q d fights,
which has many meanings IN A
nation, meaning our own, which
nevertheless revcrcS il.
The word is democracy.
This means, according 10
Webster. A government in which
the people exercise the supreme
power through a system of dele
gated authority. periodically re-
newed And that means that II
majority of the people make
"A decision, that decision is bind
ing on The minority, even though
the majority should vote democ-
raCy out Of existence or vote
away all rights OF a minority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Broadway

PIGTOWN NEWSREEL: Dist
- Atty Hogan's next blast Tin
The Aurelio matter) will be the
alleged passing of $4,000 be-
tween a respectable friend OF
the judge and politicians-he's
not gangster This man
has been before the Grand Jury
already The DA. has men
- Chicago. New Orleans, Wash
~ ton and Connecticut check
ing on the connections OF his
ace target It's a girl for the
Russell Thaws John Gunther
is back from the war zones &.
The favorite pin-up picture in
North Africa is the lovely one
Of Bunny Waters, the show girl.
in the Aug. Coronet =. The
Stork Club crowd is thrilled
again over one OF its favorites--
1t. AL Wright. who got the Dis
tInguished Flying Cross for
sinking a Jap warship in the
Solomons. His second decora-
ton.
Goering, Goebbels and Hitler
were discussing the likelihood OF
Germany coming in second:
"If we lose the war" said
Goebbels. "what do you think
will happen To you, Goering:
You will be shot"
81 am not worried" replied
FatSo. 1.-THE Americans know
that ! am a good airman and
they will offer me a job model
Ing planes"
"Ssy. for that matter" said
Goebbels. ~"I'm not worried,
either. They know there what
n good liar I am and probably
will offer me q Job writing edi-
torials in Chicago or Washing
ton. But you, Adolf. whats 60
ing 10 happen To you when Ger
many loses the war;"
"Me: 2" screamed Hitler. I'm
an Austrian"
SPEAklNG OF radio ethics,
u that is The name OF the
following editorial, in part.
from the Auburn. New York,
Citizen-Advertiser;
Freedom OF the press IL 30
vital canon Of American
journalism that the newspapers
Amp at the slightest sign that
cir liberty IL being impaired.
sometimes. they jump unneces-
sarily. Ii would he q good thing,
however. II radio could acquire
the same passion for An ethical
principle which applies TO all
forms OF communication. In
stead, radio exerts an arbi-
trary power Of censorship
which too often looks selfish in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Husband in Army.
Woman Worried

War Problem Clinic:
Ny husband has been in the
army for seven months. I worry
so much about him that I'm
running my health and my doc
tor says III have to give up
working soon.
l know / can't manage on the
allotment | would receive from
my husband. Could they dis
charge anybody from the army
because OF thiS7
MRS. II. V. 3.
Dear Mrs. III. v. B..
II Is not the policy Of the
government Of the United
States to discharge men from
service merely because at home
financial difficulties seem TO be
a grave problem. II YOU were
to contact your local Red Cross
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

motive rather than In behalf
Of public interest. walter
Winchell may not he your ia
vorite radio reporter. hut he
does have the courage 10 dis
close matters inifnicsl to ma
tiOnal security. What II more,
he names names and gives
dates"
- The White House phone num-
her is Nstiouai l4t4 80. The
~ Troika night spot in the Capt.
tai is National 4lil The
cafes exploiter in New York
phoned the Troika He absent
mlndedly asked for National
14l4. When the Washington
voice said hello, the p. a.
shouted, well, we got In the
papers today"
Really" retorted the White
House operator. Don't we
usually"
THE thing that bOreS Us most
about some patriots IS that
they have become too Wordy-
They are too, Cagey 10
take a straight sock Al any
thing any more y For in
stance II an editorialis, let's
his hate for FDR get out OF
hand, he's in a bad way
Hes afraid u won't be night 70
sharpshoot him with victories
plling up d. So he settles on
a sock a. julius Caesar
julius, he'll demagogue, ate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Connolly Answers

1t Nearer My God 10
Thee tcl Ben Bolt" Cc)
Battle Hymn OF the Re
public - Howe.
2-ta) White House Of the
Confcdcracy: tbD highest
city Of United States. (cl
spa for treatment Of in
fantile paralysis cases.
B lal Noise; CO. eggs, (c)
careful
tai Or. Livingstone: Cb)
gcySerS, Co Grand Canyon.
8 ca VIM. Roentgen: tbl
pltchblcnde; lc) Alexander
Graham Bell
ga Yes; tb) no. mother;
'c) no. behcadcd.
Ia Deer, tb) calf. (c)
sheep.
cop,rsht 1913 by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Quick Answers

Annapolis, where its tradi-
tlonal 10 ring a Japanese
bell brought back by Perry.
when navy beats army at
football.
. Chamberlain.
3 Canada
4 Two-"Thcre was Blake at
second and Flynn a-huggin
third.
5-la) Right: It's the American
part OF Samoa. which came
under our protection in 1889.
Ch) Right in 1919. Plus *
obtained the aid of Spanish
and French troops IN be-
Sleging and capturing Rome
from a rebel government set
UP there.
G. Chester A. Arthur
Yes; il means composed OF
seven days.
81.
Copyright. i9I3. BY King Features